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Kindergarten through 5th grade cross country runners will get a chance to show their stuff this Wednesday in The Dalles at the Fall Jumpstart cross country meet. Courses range in length from a half mile for K/1st grade to 1.1 miles for grades 4 and 5. Local high school and middle school xc teams will be there to help pace over 300 younger runners, and ribbons will be awarded to all participants as well as the top 10 boys and girls in each grade.
When: Wednesday, Sept. 30th
Where: Colonel Wright Elementary School, The Dalles
Where: Colonel Wright Elementary School, The Dalles
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3:30p k/1st grade race 1/2 mile
3:50p 2-3rd grade 1/2----3/4 mile
4:15p 4-5th grade 1.1 mile
4:35p Ribbon presentationRegister: On-site, beginning at 3:00p


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Arthur Chu: 'People say I'm the Walter White of Jeopardy!'
Arthur Chu: "People say I'm the Walter White of 'Jeopardy!'"
Chu doesn't consider himself a villain. "It's really more of an antihero thing," he says. "People are saying, antiheroes are big now, people say I'm the Walter Whit e of 'Jeopardy!,' or like I was Moneyballing Jeopardy!. It was something that made 'Jeopardy!' different for a while and I think a lot of people appreciated that." PLUS: Chu answers Reddit questions, including one from a former competitor.
"Enlisted" star signs on for CBS pilot "Cuz-Bros"
Stults' role on the CBS comedy pilot is dependent on "Enlisted's" cancelation. PLUS: S. Epatha Merkerson joins NBC's "Babylon Fields," and Trevor Donovan and Christopher McDonald join History's "Texas Rising."
Ellen did another bit today with the Oscar pizzeria
Ellen tweeted for her followers to stand outside Big Mama's & Papa's Pizzeria this afternoon.
China's ambassador to the U.S. thinks "House of Cards" is a realistic portrayal
"I have seen both seasons of 'House of Cards,' which I think embodies some of the characteristics and corruption that is present in American politics," says Ambassador Cui Tiankai.
"Doctor Who" gets a new villain: Keeley Hawes as a banker
The former "MI-5"/"Spooks" star will play "a powerful out of this world character with a dark secret." Steven Moffat says she "achieves the greatest villainy yet attempted on 'Doctor Who': she plays a banker."
Syfy orders "Ascension" miniseries
The six-hour space opera will tell of a covert space mission launched by the U.S. government in 1963.
Smart sitcoms are surviving thanks to network TV's "major sitcom depression"
There hasn't been a blockbuster sitcom hit since "Modern Family" in 2009, which has led to networks renewing low-rated-but-smart shows like "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "New Girl," "Parks and Rec" and "The Mindy Project."
TV Land's "The Soul Man" live season premiere will be simulcast on BET and Centric
Centric will also begin airing reruns of the Cedric the Entertainer comedy.
"Cougar Town's" Bill Lawrence: I may be done with network sitcoms
"I would be surprised if I ever personally ran a network show again," says Lawrence, who has two shows, including one on NBC, coming out this spring. "The system has changed. We're talking about a landscape now where the difference between a 1.3 rating and a 0.9 rating is the difference between a 22-episode pickup and getting canceled, which is crazy."
Hallmark Channel renews Kitten Bowl, slates movies with Catherine Bell, Tiffani Thiessen
Hallmark is also launching "The Kitten Paw-Star Game."
Meet the new "Bones" squintern, a "Latin Lover"
"Young and the Restless" alum Ignacio Serricchio will play Rodolfo Fuentes, Brennan's new intern from Cuba.
E!'s "Eric & Jessie: Game On" is moving to NYC, thanks to the Jets
Star Eric Decker has signed a big $36 million deal with the New York Jets.
Piers Morgan films an "Entourage" movie cameo
"Who needs TV?" tweeted the outgoing CNN star. PLUS: Morgan's last day on "Piers Morgan Live" is March 28 — see who's trying out for his slot.
"Modern Family's" Los Angeles geography is pretty accurate
Not just the physical geography, but the cultural geography.
Here are more "Boy Meets World" characters that should be brought back
Remember Nancy Kerrigan?
Why do few women play instruments on "Nashville"?
Is it a reflection of the real-life country music scene.
Gillian Anderson on "The X Files" vs. "Hannibal"
Anderson was asked on Reddit, "Why did it take you a whole series to believe Fox Mulder, but only one season to believe Will Graham?!" To which she responded: "The irony was not lost on me in that moment. Let's just say that."
Seth Meyers & Andy Cohen will reenact "Friday Night Lights"
The two late-night hosts filmed a bit together at SXSW.
"Sherlock" is shown twice in France — once for younger viewers, again for older viewers
The BBC hit is so popular in France it airs on different channels targeting different demos.
Meet Bob Odenkirk's wife, talent manager to the stars
Naomi Odenkirk represents everybody from Kristen Wiig — her former babysitter -- to Bill Hader to Jenna Fischer.
"Two and a Half Men's" Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer go on a double date
Kutcher and Mila Kunis were spotted going to dinner with Cryer and his wife, Lisa Joyner.
"Shameless" promotes Emily Bergl
She'll become a series regular next season.
Jon Gosselin is writing a tell-all
"It's about my feelings and my marriage," he says. "Kate will flip."
Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein talk about the "Portlandia" process
What's the difference between writing songs and writing sketches?
Mark Wahlberg's "Breaking Boston" follows four women with Southie accents
Wahlberg and his family have come to own shows about Boston.
See 14-year-old Zooey Deschanel
The "New Girl" star is honoring Throwback Thursday.
CBS' Wall Street drama adds "Treme's" David Morse and "Hotel Rwanda's" Sophie Okonedo
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This quaint vegetarian-vegan cafe is aptly named, due to its proximity to the bustle of Powell Boulevard's speeding thoroughfare and, also, the up-and-down quality of its newly debuted fare.
A goddess mural adorning Chaos Cafe's entrance hints at the feast of colors inside: Funky, decoupaged tabletops, cozy booth seating and bright art on the walls lent a DIY touch to the small cafe that made me want to have my daily dinner there…where everyone would know my name and give me tips on how to knit beanies and make collage journals and stuff. Even the menu (mini photo albums with lovingly scrapbooked pages) gave me the urge to bust out my collection of zigzag scissors and glue sticks.
That menu, packed with local, organic produce, also made my mouth water. I was tantalized by the thought of a "build your own" wrap filled with warm quinoa and seasonal veggies in a sesame-ginger sauce, and lured by a housemade Nutty Beat Burger ($7.50). Instead, I kicked off my meal with two different types of freshly made juice ($4 each). The Red Zinger (ginger, lemon, apple, beet, carrot and garlic) refreshingly mingled sweet and tangy in my happy mouth, but the Go Green (apple, lemon and greens) never made it through the malfunctioning juicer. Bummer. Next up, Yo Yos (sautéed potato slices with tahini dipping sauce) swam in too much oil for my taste, and were served in a portion too meager for a $4 appetizer. However, the Cascade sandwich ($7.50) could make a diner forget about limp potatoes (and meat altogether) with a perfect blend of hearty tempeh, fresh tomato and creamy avocado, stacked thickly between slices of salty, crunchy sourdough.
But then I slipped up and ordered the nightly special: vegan macaroni and cheese ($7). I know, I know—a tempeh sandwich, sure, but vegan mac? From a newly opened kitchen? It's like testing the fates, practically asking them to make you yearn for the banished blue Kraft box. To be fair, the super-friendly server did warn me that it was "really wheaty." And it was; dusty, brownish pasta the color of old cardboard lay limply under a wheat-flour, nutritional yeast sauce with all the taste of…well, old cardboard.
Thankfully, dessert made up for the wheat-on-wheat action. Chaos' Midnight Madness chocolate mousse ($5) wasn't any ol' bowl of the fluffy stuff, oh no: This was super-smooth decadence. It was as if dark-chocolate candy bars had been melted down, poured into a cookielike crust of cashew, chilled and cut into a thick slab of pie. OK, so the server forgot the raspberry-ginger coulis topping mentioned on the menu, but still—it was by far the richest, densest, chocolatiest vegan dessert I have ever had. And I've been looking for a good few years.
So, yeah, there's a few kinks to work out in the kitchen, but this friendly, funky cafe manages to provide quality amid the chaos—and end things on a very sweet note.
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Eastside Music Tour to kick off festival season early
Who said you have to wait until summer for a music festival?
Milwaukee's favorite warm-weather pastime gets an early start Saturday for the second annual Eastside Music Tour, with 86 acts occupying 32 businesses on and around E. Brady St.
The lineup spans from the live debut of the local soul-rock band Lowdown Sound to a pair of nationally known headliners: rapper P.O.S., signed to Atmosphere's Rhymesayers Entertainment label; and quirky, Cincinnati-based indie-rock act Why?.
A more diverse slate of genres includes rock, folk, hip-hop, electronic music, jazz, blues, punk and even a drum circle.
The stage locations are also diverse.
Artists will play at bars including the Nomad, Hosed on Brady and Jo-Cat's Pub, but also at restaurants including Cempazuchi, Balzac and Philly Way and shops including Mari's Flowers, Brady Street Futons and Art Smart's Dart Mart and Juggling Emporium.
A full schedule is available at eastsidemusictour.com and the Journal Sentinel's Best of Brew City app, available at the iTunes and Google Play stores.
The event started last year when Steph Salvia, executive director of the Brady Street Business Improvement District, approached Jeremy Fojut, co-owner of young professionals group NEWaukee and president of Art Milwaukee, about orchestrating a fundraiser for Cass Street School.
A mere 26 days later, 53 bands were playing in 30 businesses on the east side for about 2,000 ticketholders.
(This year, the Brady Street Arts and Culture fund will receive some proceeds from ticket sales.)
There were many lessons learned, Fojut said, and with six months of planning and preparation for year two, there was more time to make critical fixes.
Some festgoers last year complained about trekking long stretches of Brady St. to get to shows.
The solution: a complimentary trolley that will continuously make four stops along Brady St. from 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday
The biggest lesson from the first year was addressing the need for more sound equipment.
Fojut said the production budget has increased fivefold to accommodate additional PA systems and professionals to run them.
This isn't the only way the Eastside Music Tour increased its investment, thanks to a step-up in sponsorships and fundraising.
"We had around $10,000 to $11,000 for bookings last year," Fojut said. "This year, we were able to spend around $30,000 to $31,000 in music. That was a big difference."
That's how P.O.S. and Why? ended up on the bill, and how Eastside was able to book an additional 33 acts.
(Danielle Hanson, from Milwaukee music blog Local Playlist, and Steve Roche, an event organizer for the Milwaukee Bicycle Community, locked in the talent.)
And with more bands, Eastside can accommodate an additional 1,000 people.
That doesn't guarantee day-of tickets will be available, Fojut said. Two types of tickets are being sold in advance at eastsidemusictour.com.
The general admission ticket, $23 beginning Feb. 27, provides access to all but two stages.
All access passes for $33 provide access to all venues, including the heated tent adjacent to Hi Hat Lounge, 1701 N. Arlington Place, featuring P.O.S., and the stage at Casablanca, 728 E. Brady St., headlined by Why?.
The first 500 people to purchase general admission passes will receive a fanny pack; the first 500 people to buy all-access passes get an Eastside Music Tour T-shirt. Passes can be picked up at the offices of WYMS-FM (88.9, a.k.a. RadioMilwaukee), 158 S. Barclay St., from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
Passes can also be picked up from 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Hi Hat Lounge; day-of tickets will be sold at Hi Hat, availability permitting.
There are other perks. The first 400 people who buy an all-access pass will get a free ticket to Summerfest.
Participating businesses will also be offering specials, such as a 20% discount at vintage shop Dragonfly and 12 oz. cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon for $2 at multiple venues. Also, people can attend late-afternoon performances at all-ages venues without having to purchase a ticket, Fojut said.
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How can Milwaukee continue to grow its music scene?
Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy will address the issue during a panel discussion Thursday presented by the Eastside Music Tour.
Joining him in the discussion are DJ Bizzon, writer for the Hop-Hop Blog at tapmilwaukee.com; Jason Klagstad, senior vice president for the Grafton music company K-Nation Entertainment; Ryan Schleicher, promotions director for WMSE-FM (91.7) and Travis Whitty, bassist and backing vocalist for Field Report.
Jordan Lee, assistant program manager for WYMS-FM (88.9), moderates.
The discussion begins at 6 p.m. Thursday at the RadioMilwaukee studios, 158 S. Barclay Ave. Admission is free.
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Posts Tagged 'Evelyn Waugh'
January 11, 2016 | by Sadie Stein
This is weather for inspiration: for films and books and good listening. If you're in New York, go see the new restoration of Orson Welles's 1966 Chimes at Midnight. (Or Midnite, as it says on the Film Forum marquee.) If you're not, you'll be able to see the Criterion release soon anywhere you like. The alternate title is Falstaff: the film is Welles's compendium of all the Falstaff material to be found in Shakespeare, welded into a cohesive, idiosyncratic unit. Welles, of course, is Falstaff. Jeanne Moreau plays a bawd. Read More »
Great Rot
September 22, 2015 | by Sadie Stein
Little did you know, when you woke up today on this rather ordinary Tuesday, that a treat awaited you. I speak, of course, of the above clip, in which Evelyn Waugh critiques modernism.
No one ever made the mistake of confusing the Waugh of the 1950s with a progressive: by this point, he was fully inhabiting the role of an outspoken, old-guard crank, as loudly disillusioned with modernity and its art as he was by the Church of England. And yet! Even so, one is not quite prepared for his strident tone. He refers to Gertrude Stein as an author of "absolute gibberish"; James Joyce, that "poor, dotty Irishman," is a producer of "great rot." Between takes, apparently, Waugh sexually harassed his interviewer, Elizabeth Jane Howard. Read More »
All's Welles That Ends Welles, and Other News
October 30, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- "Whatever type styles were available to The Paris Review founders at the time of printing had just been embraced without our modern preoccupations of 'branding' and 'identity.' It was less a carelessness than a carefree-ness. At first the uptight twenty-first-century graphic designer in me was frustrated by this inconsistency, but I came to rather admire the early Reviewians for maintaining a consistent voice while continuing to see themselves anew with each issue." An interview with our art editor, Charlotte Strick.
- "American Sign Language isn't a translation of English. It's a language with its own grammar and idioms. Sign language speakers also have their own accents … There are also variations in sign language speed. New Yorkers are notorious fast-talkers, while Ohioans are calm and relaxed. New Yorkers also curse more." (We're foul-mouthed, even with our hands.)
- When did the chapter emerge as one of the most essential tools in book-length writing and storytelling? "The chapter has become a way of looking at the world, a way of dividing time and, therefore, of dividing experience. Its origins date back to long before the printing press or even the bound codex, back to the emergence of prose in antiquity as both an expressive and an informational medium. Literary evolution rarely seems slower than it does in the case of the chapter."
- After Evelyn Waugh married for the second time, he received a letter from a woman he'd known as a student at Oxford: "I think of you all the time when I am making love, until the word and Evelyn are almost synonymous! And in the darkness each night & in the greyness of each morning when I wake I remember your face—& your voice and your body and everything about you so earnestly and intensely that you become almost tangibly beside me."
- Orson Welles's unfinished final film, The Other Side of the Wind, may finally see release next year for the centenary of his birth. "The main character's life has echoes in Hemingway's: his father's suicide, the day of his death, his love of Spain … Welles explores the last day of the fictional director's life before he dies in a car crash that could be an accident or a suicide."
God, Satan, Waugh
October 28, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Evelyn Waugh was born today in 1903. You can read his Art of Fiction interview here, but there's also, courtesy of the Spectator's seemingly endless archives, this unverified bit of trivia from a letter to the paper sent in 1971:
Sir: Colin Wilson, your reviewer of Graham Greene's autobiography A Sort of Life quotes from a supposed remark that Evelyn Waugh made to Greene—'You know, Graham, you've made more money out of God than Wodehouse made out of Jeeves.'
I believe there are other versions of this story, although I cannot now remember who told me mine.
A few years ago, while in New York, I was but a stone's throw from the Algonquin Hotel, Mr. Waugh and Mr. Greene were staying in the hotel. Late in the night Mr. Waugh popped into Mr. Greene's room where a publisher's party was still going strong to celebrate another Greene book. At some point during this party Evelyn Waugh announced: 'You know, Graham, you've made more money out of the Devil than I've made out of God.'
Apocryphal or otherwise, the story does contain a more typical Waugh bite than the Jeeves analogy.
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October 28, 2013 | by Sadie Stein
Whom do you read for pleasure?
Anthony Powell. Ronald Knox, both for pleasure and moral edification. Erle Stanley Gardner.
And Raymond Chandler!
No. I'm bored by all those slugs of whiskey. I don't care for all the violence either.
But isn't there a lot of violence in Gardner?
Not of the extraneous lubricious sort you find in other American crime writers.
What do you think of other American writers, of Scott Fitzgerald or William Faulkner, for example?
I enjoyed the first part of Tender Is the Night. I find Faulkner intolerably bad.
—Evelyn Waugh, the Art of Fiction No. 30
Archie Revisited
July 22, 2013 | by Sadie Stein
"If it could only be like this always—always summer, always alone, the fruit always ripe and Aloysius in a good temper …" So says Sebastian Flyte of his teddy bear, one of the most memorable minor characters in Brideshead Revisited. Both affectation and security totem, Aloysius (played in the iconic ITV miniseries by one Delicatessen) was modeled on a real toy: Archibald Ormsby-Gore, who belonged to Evelyn Waugh's Oxford friend John Betjeman.
And while Aloysius may be Archibald's most famous literary representation, it's not the only one: in the 1940s, Betjeman wrote a book for his children, titled Archie and the Strict Baptists. (The main character, a practicing Baptist, is a keen amateur archeologist.) An illustrated version appeared in 1977. The bear, which Betjeman was holding when he died, now resides in St. Pancras, with his elephant companion, Jumbo.


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When the Islanders played in Winnipeg last week, an 11-year-old Islanders fan attended the game in his John Tavares jersey. When the Isles won the game in overtime, Jets fans began heckling the little Islanders fan.His mother explained what happened, via the Winnipeg Sun:
"And then there was this man who just sort of bolted out of nowhere and ran right up to him, in his face, and shouted at him," she said.I don't know what kind of person can scream 'You suck!' or 'Go home, loser!' into an 11-year-old's face. But I imagine they'd yell similar sentiments at teenaged refs or opposing kids at a youth game.In tears, Jake scrunched up his Tavares jersey so people wouldn't see it.Somehow, Tavares heard about the story and had the Islanders reach out to their young fan.Tavares sent the kid a new, signed jersey and has invited him to join the team's morning skate when they return to Winnipeg next season (Leahy, March 13).


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"This is the first place I've been to where I haven't met a journalist at all. This is a conflict that's just not in the public eye. I feel like the whole world needs to understand what's going on."
Yemen is in the midst of a civil war. Since March 2015, a Saudi-led coalition has been fighting anti-government Houthi forces, resulting in widespread destruction, bombing and gun battles.
Ordinary people are bearing the brunt of an increasingly brutal conflict.Severe water shortages combined with airstrikes, sniper attacks and a fuel blockade have rapidly turned this conflict into a humanitarian crisis, with over one million people displaced from their homes.
The need for food, water, shelter, sanitation and medical care is growing daily.
Many clinics and hospitals have been destroyed, and those that are still functioning are in urgent need of more medical supplies.
Abs Hospital bombing
Abs hospital in northwest Yemen was hit by an airstrike at 15.45 local time on 15 August 2016, killing at least 19 people and injuring 24.
The blast immediately killed nine people, including a Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) staff member, and two more patients died while being transferred to Al Jamhouri hospital.
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This page attempts to give an overview of the deeply concerning situation in Yemen today and what we are doing to help. Use the links below to hear from our staff and patients, find out more about our work prior to the conflict, and the latest news from MSF.
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- Yemen prior to the conflict
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Crisis information
At the end of March 2016:
- We received more than 37,000 war wounded since March 2015
- More than 15,000 surgeries performed in MSF facilities.
- More than 49,000 medical consultations provided for displaced people in MSF mobile clinics
- More than 10,000 women gave birth in MSF facilities
- More than 144,000 patients seen in the emergency room
- More than 1,100 tonnes of medical supplies sent to Yemen
Photographer @rawanssa visited our hospital in Haydan, Yemen, shortly after it was hit by an airstrike in October 2015. Here, a man clears away debris to reveal our logo, clearly painted on the roof of our hospital - identifying it as a neutral medical building. © Rawan Shaif #MSF #DoctorsWithoutBorders #Haydan #Yemen #Hospital #Logo #Airstrike #Bomb #Debris
MSF is carrying out activities in or supporting 11 hospitals and health centres, and is providing support to another 18 hospitals or health centres in eight governorates: Aden, Al-Dhale', Taiz, Saada, Amran, Hajjah, Ibb and Sana'a governorates.
A total of 2,102 MSF staff are currently working in Yemen – 97 international staff and 2,005 Yemeni staff – making it among MSF´s largest missions in terms of personnel.
Natalie Roberts, an MSF UK doctor in Yemen
"An airplane flying overhead has just bombed a few hundred metres away and is still circling. I'm not quite sure what it's targeting, but just in case it makes a mistake with our car, we all get out and crouch around the corner," writes Natalie Roberts in her MSF blog.
"The plane drops three bombs nearby and then flies off again and we get back in the car and on our way.
"But it gave us all a bit of a fright. I think it's pretty normal to be scared in a situation like that.
We're helping set up an emergency room inside a health centre, which is the size of a small British GP's surgery.
Since the conflict started, they've been seeing 40-50 wounded patients a week.
"It's difficult, but there is a reason for making these trips on these dangerous roads. You go to these places and you realise nobody else medical has managed to get there to help.
"I was in Syria before, and I've worked in Ukraine and other warzones. This feels similar to Syria in lots of ways, with the destruction done by the airstrikes.
"The injuries you see are very similar, and you never get used to that. And you shouldn't ever get used to that, particularly when the violence is affecting children or women who are just going about their normal lives.
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MSF's activities in Yemen: 2015
MSF in Yemen 2015
Armed conflict escalated into a full-scale war in Yemen in 2015, exacerbating already massive medical and humanitarian needs and severely restricting access to healthcare.
By year's end, the United Nations estimated that 2,800 people had been killed and some 2.5 million were internally displaced. The healthcare system has been decimated: medical staff have fled the country, facilities have been destroyed and medical supplies cut.
MSF managed to maintain its operations in Aden when it was divided by a frontline. In other areas it also scaled up its activities during 2015 as much as security allowed, despite an attack that destroyed the hospital it supports in Haydan, Saada governorate, on 26 October and another on its tented clinic in Al-Houban, Taiz governorate, on 2 December, which wounded nine.
A fuel blockade hampered the delivery of aid, while fighting, shifting frontlines and airstrikes restricted the movements of people and humanitarian organisations.
Saada governorate was one of the worst-affected areas. From March, there were daily airstrikes targeting many civilian areas, including healthcare facilities, and access to medical care was almost impossible in some districts. In April, we started supporting Haydan hospital's emergency room and maternity services, but had to suspend activities following an airstrike in October.
They could only resume in December, using an undamaged part of the building. In May, a team started working in Al Jomhouri hospital in Saada city, providing emergency, inpatient and intensive care, and maternity and mental health services for a population of about 700,000 people.
Over 6,110 patients were attended to in the emergency room, and over 2,900 surgeries were performed.
Ad Dhale
Intense conflict broke out in Ad Dhale governorate in April but had subsided by August, when the frontline moved towards Ibb. People were trapped in the conflict areas and there were many deaths resulting from war injuries. We expanded our support in Ministry of Health hospitals and basic healthcare clinics such as Al Salaam and Al-Azariq, providing outpatient and emergency consultations, surgery, inpatient care and reproductive healthcare.
The teams carried out more than 60,000 outpatient and emergency consultations, performed over 700 surgical procedures and made around 1,000 referrals.
There was intense fighting in Aden between March and July. In Sheikh Othman district of Aden city, MSF continued to run the emergency trauma centre, comprising an emergency room, two operating theatres, an intensive care unit and an inpatient ward. Mental health and physiotherapy consultations were also provided.
Many of the patients were children wounded by landmines and unexploded ordnance. Overall, teams carried out 7,778 emergency consultations and 4,300 violence-related surgical interventions. During the peak of the conflict, emergency healthcare was available in three health clinics in districts where medical access was very limited.
Taiz city, with an estimated population of around 600,000, was the scene of intense fighting as of July 2015. Some inhabitants were trapped in an enclave under siege, and a blockade on medical supplies began in August, which has had a major impact on healthcare access. We have provided support to hospitals on both sides of the frontline, by donating medical supplies. On the Al-Houban side, we provided assistance to the military hospital, Yemeni International and Al-Risalah, and inside the enclave, MSF supported Al-Thawra and Al-Rawda hospitals.
Altogether, MSF provided more than 15,400 emergency room consultations, 6,800 consultations for people with war wounds, 1,100 surgical interventions and 10,900 wound dressings. Relief items such as blankets, food and jerry cans were also distributed to displaced people in the city.
In November, MSF opened a mother and child hospital in the Al-Houban neighbourhood, providing emergency services and reproductive healthcare, and an outpatient department for children under 10. Some 7,800 outpatient consultations and 7,500 emergency room consultations were completed.
MSF continued its project at Al-Salam hospital, providing emergency, maternity, inpatient and outpatient services and assisting in the laboratory and blood bank. As access to medical care in other healthcare facilities decreased, MSF scaled up its activities in Amran hospital, carrying out 3,000 surgical interventions and 28,200 emergency consultations. More than 5,500 patients were admitted to hospital and over 2,900 babies were delivered.
MSF supported the health centre in Huth, completing 9,300 emergency consultations, and provided drug donations and training to three facilities in the north of the governorate.
In May, MSF opened a project supporting Beni Hassan health centre, and offering medical aid to 15,000 internally displaced people through mobile clinics. The team provided outpatient consultations, and distributed relief items and up to 240,000 litres of water per day.
In July, the programme moved to Abs hospital, a more comprehensive facility in Abs district, to provide the population with a greater range of services, including emergency and maternal healthcare and surgery.
MSF continued its HIV programme at Al Gumhuri hospital in Sana'a city, providing antiretroviral treatment to 770 people.
Two cyclones hit the southeast coast of Yemen in November. MSF set up a mobile clinic in Mukalla, to assist families who had lost their homes, and made donations to the local hospital and blood bank. Around 300 consultations were undertaken. Blankets, jerry cans and washing kits were distributed to 200 displaced families. About 50 kilometres away on the west coast, in the district of Borom Mayfa, the team set up 14 water tanks to provide water for over 400 displaced families.
Patient story
Mohamed, from Shabwah
My nephew was shot during gunfire in Shabwah. There was no hospital … nothing in the area. The only place we could bring him was here [MSF's hospital in Aden].
We sincerely thank MSF for the unconditional medical care they offered to him and to everybody in this hospital.
Latest news
- Yemen: MSF treats more than 40 wounded following airstrike on marketplace
- Yemen: Nine wounded in Saudi-led coalition airstrike on MSF clinic
- Yemen: "Almost all hospitals in the areas where we work have closed down"


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 Example "The Left regrouped and took another vote. The Right were outnumbered and defeated". In politics where referring to factions within a party, should the terms be capitalized? And also should the word 'party' be capitalized, when referring to political parties, eg the Labour party or The Labour Party?

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 Adding to Tolley's excellent answer:

 Left and Right are capitalized in this context (see Chicago Manual of Style, 16th edition, 2010 at 8.66). However, "the" -- as in "the Left" and "the Right" -- is not capitalized unless it begins a sentence. You should note that when left and right are used as adjectives -- the left wing of the Democratic Party -- they are not capitalized.

 Party is capitalized when it is used as part of the formal name of the political group (see CMoS at 8.65). But again note, party is not capitalized when it stands alone -- the party convention was held. And again, the is not capitalized unless it begins a sentence.

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Justin Bieber is in hot water yet again after a video emerged of him telling a racist joke and repeating the word "n*****".
The video, taken around three years ago and revealed by the Sun on Sunday, shows him joking around with friends before asking: "Why are black people afraid of chainsaws?"
One warns: "Don't even say it, don't say it," but Bieber continued regardless, glancing at the camera.
Smiling, he says: "Run n****r, n****r, n****r, n****r, n****r.
"Run n****r, n****r, n****r, n****r, n****r."
Only one friend seemed to be laughing at the "joke" and the video opened with him being called "mean" after delivering another punchline.
The Sun claimed that Bieber's entourage attempted to buy the incriminating video themselves to prevent its release.
Justin Bieber's biggest controversies and mishaps
Justin Bieber's biggest controversies and mishaps
1/17 Biebs gets arrested for DUI and drag racing
The singer appeared dishevelled, but in high spirits, as he smiled for his police mugshot following the arrest for drag racing under the influence of alcohol and drugs
2/17 Biebs assaults a limo driver
Fresh from his arrest in the US, Biebs headed back to his native Canada where he proceeded to get arrested and charged again... this time for assaulting a limo driver
3/17 Biebs lashes out at a photographer
When in London on tour in March, Bieber attacked the paparazzi in an angry rage and tried to grab one photographer's camera. 'I'll f***ing beat the f*** out of you,' he said, before being forced into a car by his bodyguard. Nice.
4/17 Biebs claims Anne Frank was a Belieber
This wildly inappropriate blunder took place in April, in the unlikely setting of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. After touring the museum for an hour, Bieber wrote in the guestbook that he hoped the Jewish teenager (who died in 1945 at Bergen-Belsen aged 15 from typhus and malnutrition after hiding from the Nazis with her family for two years) 'would have been a Belieber' - a fan of his.
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5/17 Biebs gets done for drugs
The 'Boyfriend' singer was detained at Brisbane airport in Australia in May after customs officials found weed on one of Justin's friends. Bieber was released after a stern warning for 'inappropriate language'. Wash your mouth out Biebs.
6/17 Biebs brawls in Southampton
Who do you think he is? Bieber was reportedly involved in a fight at a Southampton nightclub last spring after taking over the VIP section. His bodyguards were investigated for using heavy-handed tactics to detour fans trying to reach him.
7/17 Biebs tries and fails to own a pet monkey
Justin Bieber's former pet monkey Mally was moved from quarantine into a German zoo in June after the six-month-old capuchin was seized by customs officials. Bieber was given several weeks to produce the health papers required to get him back, but failed to do so. Auf wiedersehen, pet.
8/17 Biebs spits on fans
The singer was accused of spitting on a crowd of adoring fans gathered under his hotel room balcony in Toronto. The July incident was brushed aside by Bieber, however, who denied doing anything so horrible. His representative said that the star had in fact bought fans hot chocolate and played them some new music instead.
9/17 Biebs splits from Selena Gomez
After a three year on-off relationship with Disney star Selena, teenage heartthrob Bieber has officially been back on the singletons market since July. 'Egos turn me off big time,' Selena said when asked about the split. Awkward.
10/17 Biebs hits the brothel
Bieber was filmed by a Brazilian girl in bed after a supposed brothel scandal in the summer. He was then pictured trying to leave, draped in a white sheet and surrounded by male minders. The singer allegedly did the same thing again in Rio de Janeiro in November.
11/17 Biebs pretends to have been cast in a blockbuster
In September, the pop star posted an Instagram picture of the script for the new Batman movie. Watermarked with his name, rumours that he could be the Robin to Ben Affleck's lead began to fly. Bieber has previously expressed his love of the superhero, going as far as having a custom-built Batmobile made for him. Fear not though, Biebs will be nowhere near the film set.
12/17 Biebs wees in a bucket
When a Bieber's got to go, a Bieber's got to go. The singer urinated in a restaurant mop bucket while laughing when in New York in October. He yelled 'F*** Bill Clinton' too, as apparently he has political views.
13/17 Biebs vandalises Australia
The singer was asked to clean up graffiti he spray-painted while on tour in Australia last November. He painted some images of cartoon characters onto a Gold Coast hotel wall,to the disgust of the local mayor. Bieber was visiting the famous beach strip following his 'Believe' world tour shows in Brisbane.
14/17 Biebs takes a paternity test
A lady called Mariah Yeater claimed that Bieber had fathered her 3-month-old son Trystan after a backstage tryst. She later dropped a paternity suit but the singer took a test in November to prove the allegations were false.
15/17 Biebs hit by a bottle in Brazil
Also in November, the Canadian pop star was struck by a bottle and stormed off stage in Brazil. Bieber upset hundreds of devoted fans when he did not return to sing his hit track 'Baby'. Teenagers were left waiting 30 minutes for the 19-year-old's return, but had to leave when his entourage started packing the equipment away.
16/17 Biebs leaves the stage early again
The singer left a performance in Buenos Aires early again, soon after he stormed off in Brazil. This time, he blamed food poisoning for his premature exit, offering an olive branch of evidence in the form of a selfie posted on Twitter showing him lying in a hospital bed hooked up to an intravenous drip.
17/17 Biebs gets shunned by Aussie fans
Twitter followers mean little when you can't shift tickets down-under. Biebs found this out the hard way when he was forced to sell many tickets for his eight-show Australian tour for half their original price. Haters gonna hate Biebs, America still loves you.
A source told the newspaper that although the singer had been damaged by several controversies this year, it "tops the lot".
"Justin has been taken under his wing by some of the best in the industry and they won't stand by him after this. This will be a real kick in the teeth – showing his true colours on film," the source said.
It was apparently filmed as part of a documentary, Never Say Never, leading up to a concert in New York in August 2010.
The video emerged after a series of high-profile controversies including photos of Bieber smoking what looked like cannabis, lunging at a photographer, arriving hours late for shows and failing to look after a pet monkey.
Fans were outraged when he appeared to spit on a crowd from a balcony in Toronto, police raided his home after a neighbour's home was egged and he was arrested in January for drag racing while drunk in Miami.
While Bieber is still supported by millions of dedicated young "Beliebers" around the world, thousands of people in the US decided they have had enough.
A petition to the Government calling for him to be deported has reached almost 274,000 signatures but the White House declined to comment on the demand.
Bieber, rocketed to fame in 2010 with his single Baby, and has since had several platinum-selling albums.
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An estimated 17.2 million (62%) households are on expensive standard tariffs with "Big 6" suppliers. Prices of these tariffs have dropped by just 6% in the last 2 years, whereas the cheapest deals on the market overall have dropped by 22%. The gap between the typical dual fuel big 6 standard tariff and the most competitive deal on the market grew to around £329 in May 2016. In percentage terms this gap has doubled since May 2014 (16% to 31%).


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VDOE has scheduled three E-rate mini-bid webinars followed by EducationSuperHighway information for September 2016:
- Thursday, September 8, 2016 at 3 p.m.
- Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 3 p.m.
- Thursday, September 22, 2016 at 3 p.m.
School divisions should file Form 498 in the E-rate Productivity Center (EPC) if needed and get it approved before filing Form 472, (BEAR). Remember to file Form 472 for refunds for 2015. Form 472 must be paid by October 28, 2016. Instructions for filing the FCC Form 498 (PDF)
School divisions should also be documenting Child Internet Protection Compliance (CIPA). And, if you have a Funding Decision Letter Commitment (FDLC) for 2016, verify that your .csv file is correct, and file Form 486 in the E-rate Productivity Center (EPC).
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- Division-level Analysis of Changes in E-Rate Funding over Five Years (XLS)
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- View a recording of the January, 2015 webinar – This webinar covered information for school divisions on changes to the E-Rate program for the upcoming 2015 funding year.
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FEMA Rejects Aid for Residents Who Lost Homes to Washington Wildfires
Local and State Officials Frustrated; Assistance Is Approved for Local Governments and Tribes
The Federal Emergency Management Agency denied a request for disaster relief for hundreds of residents who lost homes in Washington wildfires, prompting criticism—including from President Barack Obama's Democratic allies in the state.
Elizabeth Zimmerman, FEMA deputy associate administrator, approved Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee's request late Tuesday for disaster aid for various local and tribal agencies impacted by the state's worst fire outbreak on record. But she denied assistance for "individuals and households" in hardest-hit Okanogan County, along the Canadian border.
Ms. Zimmerman didn't elaborate, except to say damage assessments determined the impact to residents was "not of the severity and magnitude" to warrant FEMA assistance.
Since more than 300 homes were lost in the county—with less than half fully insured—state and local officials responded with surprise and frustration. In addition to the homes, more than 100 outbuildings were destroyed, hundreds of cattle died and thousands of acres of rangeland and farmland were burned.
"I'm not sure what FEMA considers a disaster, but for us this is a disaster," said Sheriff Frank Rogers of Okanogan County, where the state's biggest series of fires, called the Carlton Complex, scorched nearly 300,000 acres since being started by lightning about a month ago.
The aid approved for local agencies and Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation will pay for up to 75% of eligible costs to rebuild damaged public infrastructure, such as roads and bridges.
Had the request for individual aid been approved, homeowners would have been eligible for grants or loans to help with expenses such as temporary lodging and reconstruction not covered by insurance. The state estimates the total value of the destroyed properties in Okanogan County at $28 million.
More than a dozen fires continue to rage across drought-stricken areas of Washington and Oregon, and fire crews remain on high alert in California and many other Western states.
Mr. Rogers said many people in the Republican-dominated county of 40,000 residents in central Washington have limited incomes and few other resources. "We don't always ask for help, but when we do we would have expected a little more help from the federal government," he said.
Neither he nor other local officials suggested politics was behind the denial, although similar denials in disasters in other Republican areas, including Texas and Arizona, have prompted complaints of partisanship.
A 2013 analysis of federal disaster declaration denials between 1991 and 2001 by the Pew Charitable Trusts, a public policy nonprofit in Philadelphia, showed they were fairly evenly divided between Democratic and Republican strongholds.
In Twisp, Wash., town clerk-treasurer Jackie Moriarty said many residents who lost homes have yet to learn of the denial because they are still dealing with the aftermath. "This will be a huge disappointment for them," she said.
A spokeswoman for the state said the governor planned to appeal FEMA's decisions within 30 days, deploying teams to gather more data to support his argument for individual disaster aid.
"The initial assessment was during an active fire, so there is additional data to collect," said Karina Shagren, spokeswoman for the Washington Military Department, which oversees state emergency response.
Washington's two Democratic senators, Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell, said they were "extremely disappointed" by FEMA'S denial and would support Gov. Inslee's appeal.
A FEMA spokesman said Wednesday the agency uses criteria such as number of homes destroyed or with major damage to determine if individual assistance will be given in a disaster.
The spokesman noted the state received federal aid to fight fires and repair infrastructure, and that local government agencies, private groups and religious organizations could step in to help individuals.
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Attention, newly licensed drivers
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Recap: 'America's Next Top Model' - 'Dreckitude!'
In another 90-minute episode, the models get naked and two are sent home
Cycle 14 of "ANTM" seems to be moving quite fast. Looks like the show producers want the girls to get naked on the second date. Here comes the obligatory nude photo shoot, girls!
[Nudity and more from Wednesday's (March 17) "America's Next Top Model" after the break...]
"This is really officially our very first photo shoot," Mr. Jay insists. As opposed to, you know, all those other photo shoots these girls have had to do so far, including their go-go leotard 80s-wear post-makeover extravaganza from last week. Anyway, the girls don't have to be totally naked. They each get to peel off exactly one thing from a loaded mannequin. Gabrielle nails the leggings. Ren gets a hat. You get the idea.
The shoot begins! Angelea is naked except for her shoes and her incredibly miserable aura. "Her personality is just horrid," Brenda says. Well, sure, but her shoes are OK.
Gabrielle has no inspiration when she walks onto the set wearing her sparkly leggings. With leggings like that, I can think of like eighteen inspirations. Johnny Weir, for example. Too bad I can't be there for you, Gabrielle. Mr. Jay is harsh; he thinks she can't model from, as Tyra would say it, "H to T" (TM).
Brenda, who has a distinct McKay vibe, sells the watch she's wearing; Mr. Jay is impressed. Not so much Alasia, who earned praise like "disappointing" and "lost" from Mr. Jay. Krista, the other toweringly sparkly personality of this cycle, also fails to impress.
Oh wow, it's elimination time. Already? Twelve minutes into the program? Geez, daylight savings time screws up the whole world, doesn't it? Anyway, here comes a panel. Tyra introduces new judge Andre Leon Talley of Vogue. "It's almost like you're a woodland fantasy nymph," Talley says of Ren. Judges also like Angelea, unfortunately.
Alexandra modeled a necklace. No one is particularly moved. Raina models, as Talley puts it, like a courtesan; Raina does not know what that means. Anslee gets dressed down for not "working it," despite her "telescoping view into the nether regions," Talley says.
Simone, she of the newly shaved hair, is a little stiff in her jacket, but her lovely skin saves her with the judges. Gabrielle spurs total silence from the judges. They are not happy because they cannot see her neck.
Jessica brings high fashion to such a degree that Tyra is already declaring her as having a "gift." Krista, in contrast, bombs. Nadua -- wow. She has confidence, but she fails to really sell sunglasses. We are shocked and disappointed in you, you shave-headed goddess!
Meantime, Brenda can practically do no wrong. She, like Gabrielle, loses her neck, but the judges mostly like the shot. Tatiana offers a very strong pose, but Tyra reveals that she needs to have more variety in her poses.
And here comes Alasia. And her photo is as much of a delicious disaster as we'd hoped it would be, given she's almost as mean as Krista and Angelea combined. Her only defender: Talley. But will it be enough?
After deliberation, Tyra makes an announcement: The girl with the best photo every week will get a chance to compete for the challenge prize, no matter how crappily she does in the challenge. I have no idea what that means, but I said it.
The callout: Jessica, Angelea, Ray, Brenda, Simone, Tatiana, Anslee, Raina, Nadua, Alexandra, Krista. That leaves Gabrielle of the Dead Eyes and Alasia of the Meanness. Shockingly, Gabrielle is sent home. Alasia gets to stay, leaving the apartment with three poisonous personalities.
"This is, like, a wake-up call, completely," Alasia declares in the limo. Those types of declarations from Alasia are giving Ren a huge headache. She is not alone.
Nadua reveals she's married and that she's done international fashion weeks four times -- but her stories don't seem to match up. Nadua may be the most interesting person on the planet -- or the prettiest compulsive liar.
Miss J. meets the aspiring models at a pretty building to coach them on their runway walk and pacing. Competitive Alexandra takes all the criticism in stride because, as she puts it, "I've had coaches yelling in my face."
Alasia's walk is a disaster and gets teased by J for looking like "the old black woman who keeps her hands on her purse on the subway."
The lesson continues outside, where the girls must walk across the street while the traffic is thick. And oh: They must remember to take off a jacket while dodging cars. Ren thinks the whole thing is silly; she also, if I recall correctly, believes she's smarter or more mature than the rest of the house.
The runway challenge takes place at a courthouse. Designer Rachel Roy is there; the girls will be modeling her spring 2010 collection. The winner of the challenge gets to keep the clothes she models.
Simone gets hit by a pendulum but she seems to recover well. Brenda looks slinky in her skintight dress. Angelea looks like a man, baby; Krista and Jessica have near-misses with the pendulums. Alasia dodges the swinging bullets; so does Ren, but she looks a mess, girl. Anslee's dangerous timing brings ooohs from the audience. Raina has a strong walk.
Poor Alexandra falls down the stairs, and then lets her anger at herself show all over her face and walk. It doesn't end there. She gets hit and knocked off the runway -- and screams.
So who wins? Brenda the Slinky, of course. Jessica, having been called out first at panel, also gets to keep her outfit.
Back at the house, Ren can't take Alasia's big mouth anymore. She tells Alasia to shut up, and Alasia looses it, threatening Ren physically. She confesses that the drama in the house may be too much for her.
The final photo shoot of the episode is a tight beauty shot with a weird product: a perfume with a disappearing paint element. There will also be wind and rain and a ghetto looking rooftop.
Alasia is up first. She practically collapses as soon as the water hits her. "Oh my gosh, I think I got water in my brain," she says. One wonders if anything else is in there.
Natural talent Jessica gets a lot of fabric to play with; Mr. Jay seems happy. Alexandra doesn't do so well at first, but delivers some good shots. Angelea does well; somewhere on Earth, a kitten dies.
Confident Nadua arrives next. She doesn't do well with her face; Mr. Jay compares her to a blow-up doll. Simone and Tatianna do OK. Brenda is totally thrown by the water in her face.
Anslee manages to make Mr. Jay scream "GORRRGEOUS," as does Raina, the favorite of the day.
Ren is a real drip on set and looks like a stray dog. "I couldn't breathe or see," she later moans back at the house. It appears that if it exists, whatever "it" is, it drives Ren to the brink of insanity.
Panel time -- again. Alasia's attitudinized face pleases Tyra and Andre. Alasia delivers a fabulous profile shot reminiscent of Madonna in the late 1980s. Ren arrives bearing her black cloud of sad. Her photo is miserable.
Krista delivers a stunning photo that channels Naomi Sims. Nadua's photo delivers only exaggerated "stereotypical" drama, per the judges. Tatiana delivers vulnerable charm. Brenda looks like a man dressed up like Annie Lennox.
Jessica? Meh. The flying cloth saves her. Angelea is looking a mess, which pleases us in a peanut gallery. Alexandra has a nice shot, just not necessarily for a perfume ad. She also gets dressed down again for her disastrous runway performance.
Simone has a lovely pose with her pretty hands, but she's encouraged to relax. And Raina is "like, damn," and that's a good thing, Tyra says.
The final callout: Raina, Krista, Anslee, Tatiana, Simone, Alexandra, Angelea, Alasia, Brenda, Jessica. The bottom two: Ren and Nadua. So who goes home? Nadua. Ren gets to bring the rain and storm clouds back next week. Gee. Yay.
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