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The Dressing Room (A Horror Story)Mature
This is a work of fiction, based on the lives of a group of dancer's. The story takes place entirely backstage in a theatre.
The cold metal door shut behind her with a whisper soft click. The icy air enveloped her, pricked her skin like a million wasps, swarming the air around her; yet she did not feel it. Her hands shook as she pulled the cigarette and lighter from her bra. Turning the lighter over in her hand she stared at the bright colors swirling in a bright orange and purple kaleidoscope. The seemingly random pattern had no beginning and no end. Just like her life. She let the flame flicker in the wind, and go out. Relighting it she lit the cigarette dangling haphazardly from her lips. The bright cherry red burn of the tobacco focused her attention. The acrid, subtle smell of the smoke calmed and distracted her. As the nicotine rushed through her system, she relished the rush of sensation. Her body shivered as her mind raced back and forth across the vast savanna of thought.
As she leaned against the door, the beat of the African drums reverberated through the door and her skull. The pounding was an all too familiar beat. Reminiscent of the wild, steamy African Jungle and ancient rituals that no white man had ever dreamed might exist the drums created an echo of stories told through ages unknown. The Africans onstage delved into the rhythm of the music and soaked themselves in the mystic power it provided. The syncopated rhythm of their feet whispered alongside the drums. She knew she should be going back inside. After she finished her cigarette, she promised. And then the rattle of the Israeli tambourines signaled her cue. But she didn't care. She stood there smoking her cigarette, listening to the jingling of the tambourines and the whine of the music. The cigarette smoke hung in a steely grey haze around her head as she rolled her head, savoring the sickness of the act.
The bright red end of the cigarette crept closer and closer to her lips. Soon she snubbed out the butt and retreated from the cold. The door shut behind her; she took the key and locked it behind her. Easing the key around in a circle the satisfying click as the door locked was a sound she relished. Technically, nobody was supposed to leave the building once the show started, but she didn't care. Her little breaks were her only relief. The darkness swallowed her so that she was forced to let her eyes adjust before weaving around the machinery and debris scattered across the scene shop. The faint light off the stage trickled around the corner, aiding her ever so slightly. Her bare feet felt their way instinctively across the concrete floor. The door of the dressing room presented a slight issue but she eased the handle down slowly and lifted as it swung open. Pleased with the silence, she slipped silently behind the curtain and hurried to change her costume.
"Where were you?" The inquirer was a tall, thin blonde. She too stripped off her Israeli costume in favor of the black jazz pants of the next number. As she undressed, her pale skin illuminated by the blue backstage light, a small tattoo bearing the words "Remember Me" across her shoulder blade became visible. "We wondered where you were, but we had to go, so we went anyway. Are you okay?"
"Yeah." Sari answered half-heartedly. "I'm fine. I just got distracted." She realized she was lying through her teeth. But she didn't care anymore. Pulling her shirt over her head, she sighed. "I just hope Margot isn't going to chew my ass off."
"Well, hopefully she didn't notice." The two dancers hurried to finished changing and raced out of the darkness into the faint light of the wings. The show never stopped. Pulling on their shoes, they hopped rather clumsily into their places just off stage, just in time for their cues to start. As the music played, she lost her thought in the choreography, the feel of the stage beneath her feet and the heat of the lights shining down on her. As the mood of the music changed, so did the flow of her thoughts. She was no longer a person but a dancer. Fluid music and motion rippled through her body, a temple for the worship of the eternal thought that is music. She had no thought, no opinion, no emotion. All that mattered was the music and the movement. Soon the music ended and she was back in the wings. Rushing to change into the next costume. The next dance. The next thought. Life outside of the stage ceased to exist; all there was was the theatre. And that was good.
But all too soon, the dance was done. The dancers all filed out to greet the audience, sign autographs, smile, wave and pose for pictures. One by one they trickled downstairs to the makeup room. Each one gave a sigh of relief as the entered the room, but none were so relieved as Sari was. She sat in front of her mirror and gazed at the reflection staring back at her. Not for the first time, she thought This isn't me. I do not know this woman staring back at me. Slowly the makeup flaked off of her face. She paid special attention to her eyes and lips. She removed the makeup off the right side of her face. Staring again, it struck her how much this simple action reflected the mask she felt inside. But her costumes need hanging and she had to get to work.
As one by one the other dancers trickled down, the makeup room filled with laughter. Somebody put 'Chicago' back in the CD player. The lights were brightened, the smell of makeup remover permeated the room. The scurry of preparation was long since gone; the dancers could relax and take their time. It was late, but none of them had anyplace to be. Except Sari. Even just thinking about it made her skin crawl. She hated it, but she needed the money. Such was the sad story of too many women, she had decided a long time ago. She determined that she would take the job, but only out of necessity. The moment something else opened up for her, she was gone. She hated it.
"I told her. She was soooooo pissed. But what is she going to do? It's not like she's paying any of us. I just hope that I can come back later." Lo-lo was pregnant. She was only three months, which was the only reason she had danced in the show. Had she been further along, or worse, showing, there was no way in hell Margot would have let her dance. If Margot had known. Which is why Lo-lo decided to wait until opening night to tell her. When Lo-lo's boyfriend found out, he had run faster than a streak of greased lightning. So Lo-lo would have to raise the baby herself. She would figure out somehow. She was resourceful, she was. She worked two part time jobs and went to school, on top of dancing with the company. Sari was more jealous than she could say. More than anything in the world, she wanted a baby. Not that she would ever, ever, even consider touching a man. But she wanted a baby. She eyed Lo-lo's stomach with a hungry pain. Forcing herself to think of something else, she returned to her own costumes.
"I know. I told you I would be late tonight. Yes, I'm sorry... Alright. I'll be home as soon as I can." Lizbeth danced when she could get out of the house. Everyone knew how Hardy, her husband treated her but Lizbeth refused to see any fault in him. As he drove her to a panicked and miserable existence she bled love for him every night. Sari had eased ointment into more than a few bruises that covered her skin like a purple curse, a plague she wished she could take away from the poor woman.
"Hey, Lizbeth, you ok?" The few words she ever spoke, were always reaching out to the woman.
"I just have to get home. Hardy forgot that I had a performance tonight." She hung her head, ashamed, though she had no reason. "He said he missed dinner. He's quite upset." The frail woman reached up to pull on her earlobe. A nervous habit. Sari was the only one who noticed.
"You know, you don't have to go back to him. Come stay the night at my place. I have to work, but I'll be home in a bit. You can crash on my couch, and we can ride together tomorrow." Sari was trying desperately to save Lizbeth before Hardy killed her. But Lizbeth wouldn't budge.
"I don't know why you keep saying that. I love my husband. Why wouldn't I want to go home to him?" The hazel eyes shifted away from Sari's gaze, they knew the answer, they couldn't ask for help. "And I know he loves me. I just need to be more attentive. That's all." She shrugged on a thin and ragged green plaid coat and cheerfully wished everyone goodnight, escaping out of the makeup room before Sari could say anything else.
As the door closed behind her, Lizbeth relaxed ever so slightly. She knew Sari was right. But she was so afraid. So afraid she was too cold to shiver. Her stomach howled its anger at her. She was so afraid. Afraid to let go. Afraid to ask for help. Afraid to be alone. Afraid of what people would think. So very afraid. Too frightened to even shiver.
Sari walked into warmups, already tired. As if that had any effect on anything. She wiped the tired off of her face and smiled thinly. Only to be met with a room full of sobbing dancers. She didn't know how she knew, but she just knew. Lizbeth wouldn't be dancing with them anymore. Sari sank back into the shadows and bypassed the warmups. She knew that Margot would be pissed, but she didn't care. She couldn't handle dealing with all the grief. She sank into her chair, next to Lizbeth's empty one. She laid her head on her arms, looking at Lizbeth's makeup box. The empty room only hurt more. Suddenly filled with a fury she could not control, she flung the offending box across the room, spilling its contents on the floor. She heard the door open and she looked up to see Lydia the stage manager poking her head in.
"Are you alright? And shouldn't you be doing warmups?" Lydia was a sort of mother figure to the dancers. She kept all the costumes pinned together, the stage hands in line, makeup fresh, hair combed, ankles wrapped, and so much more. She was the glue that held the entire show together. Her salt-and-mostly-pepper hair was cut short, framing her face. A laugh that would challenge Kris Kringle's and a helping hand for anyone. Sari secretly wished that her own mother had been more like Lydia.
"Yeah. No, I'm fine." Sari lied through her teeth. "Just clumsy, that's all." She stooped to cram the makeup back in the box. As her fingers brushed the lipstick and blush, she began to tear. She tried to brush them away, but Lydia saw.
"Liar." Lydia pulled Sari off her knees and looked her in the eye. "Look. She's gone. We have a show tonight, then we can mourn. Right now, you need to do your makeup, and rearrange the placement for the Cabaret number. Okay?"
Sari could not hide the pain in her eyes as she nodded yes. But the pain ran so much deeper than Lydia guessed. Than anybody guessed. So she nodded, looking away as Lydia smiled and said, "Good. Now you'd better hurry up. Mom's not going to be happy you missed warmups." Sari nodded again. She placed Lizbeth's box back at her place as Lydia left Sari alone. She stared at her own reflection, again. The same as she did every night. She sat and she stared until the other girls started to trickle in. Nobody mentioned Lizbeth. It was too painful for everyone. They prepped for the show in almost silence. No one even mentioned 'Chicago'. One by one, the items disappeared from Lizbeth's station. Pieces had been lent to her, had sentimental value. No one was going to let them get thrown out. Soon all that was left were her costumes. Sari took them up just before the show.
Handing them to Margot, she took the criticism for having missed warmups without hearing it. She nodded and tried to look penitent. Margot gathered the company and told them that though Lizbeth's death was a tragedy, they had to put on the show, just like every other night. The show must go on. Bullshit, thought Sari. Absolute Bullshit. But she didn't say it. She couldn't. Margot had her explain the placement for the Fosse piece and the show began.
The door shut behind her again with a whispered click. She hadn't even bothered with the Israeli costume tonight. Her fingers search shakily for a cigarette, then she remembered. She didn't have any. Her last pennies had gone in the gas tank to get here. She would have to do without. She stood in the cold, but did not feel it. She listened to the beat of the African drums, the sounds of the highway, the screams of a far off siren. She began to shudder, not from the cold, but from an uncontrollable sorrow. At first it was a gentle shake, almost imperceptible. She crept backstage, away from the icy air and back into the stage lights. As the show progressed, so did her shaking. By intermission, the girls were asking if she was alright. Yes, she responded hollowly. Just not feeling well. I'll be fine. Halfway through the second half, she walked up to Lydia's lectern. I'm not feeling so well. I need to leave.
You can't, Lydia replied. Try and pull yourself together for the rest of the show. It's not that long. Sari began to sway as she shivered. I can't, she said. She tried to focus, but Lydia had two heads, and then three, and then the world began to swim as she sank into oblivion. Sweet rest, where there was nothing, absolutely nothing.
At last, she slept.


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Patricia's First Kiss
The next morning, Patricia and Jemima sat on the bus, on their way to school. Jemima was slumped against the window, snoring. Patricia looked at her, a nervous giggle rising in her throat when she saw that her friend had a stream of dribble making its way down from the corner of her mouth, down her chubby neck and heading for her school bag.
Truth was, they were both feeling a little out of sorts this morning. After the telly had gone off last night, Jemima had suggested that they go clubbing. A few years back, this would have been unthinkable. But since the Government had lowered the legal drinking age to 14, it was not unusual at all to see school-age children in pubs and clubs on a school night.
It had all been part of the Government's ''Keep Alcopops out of the Park'' campaign. Along with the lowering of the legal age limit, they had insisted on a total ban on the sale of alcopops in supermarkets and corner shops, restricting them only to pubs, clubs and restaurants. Of course, this had led to a bit of a black market in alcopop sales, but as there were hefty fines for anyone caught selling them, they tended to go for ten pounds a bottle. This had the effect of making them extremely popular with the prosperous over-30s, who were often to be found holding very hush-hush ''Alcopops Parties'' every weekend. It also meant that the bouncers outside the night clubs were not searching the punters before they went inside, but rather, everyone was frisked on the way out, just in case they had an illicit bottle or two of WKD or Breezer on their person. The aforementioned bouncers were, needless to say, rather pleased when they did catch a would-be alcopop smuggler, as it meant another tenner in the back pocket for them.
Patricia leaned back in the seat of the bus. With her dribbling best friend in the land of nod, she had no-one to talk to. She thought of nudging Jemima to wake her, but the idea of rousing her and being shouted at made her giggle nervously again. The middle-aged man in the seat in front of her lowered his newspaper and turned round to glare at the teenager, who giggled even more nervously in reply, her fat cheeks colouring.
She closed her eyes and thought of ''Triple-B'', the almost continous subject of her almost constant daydreams - and night dreams, for that matter. Big Blond Boris, the very-soon-to-be-ex-Deputy Prime Minister. She had had a massive crush on him for the last year. She had a pile of letters from him in her school bag, and she took them out several times a day to read them. Despite her mother, and Jemima, and everyone else, telling her that as they were signed by a secretary, they weren't really from Triple-B at all, she knew different. She knew that her future lay with ''Quadruple-B'', which was her own name for him. Big Blond Beautiful Boris. She sighed, and pulled out one of the letters, running her fingertips over the embossed ''House of Commons'' on the envelope. For the second time that day - she always read at least one of them as soon as she woke in the morning - she read the familiar words on the high quality notepaper inside: ''Dear Miss Thompson, The Deputy Prime Minister has noted your concerns, and this office will issue a full reply in due course.'' He had noted her concerns. He had read her letters. As her letters were full of declarations of undying love, and long descriptions of how beautiful his hair was, he was probably trying to think of a suitably loving reply. She had sent a photograph of herself with the first letter. It wasn't a very good photograph, but then no photo of her ever was. It was a cut-in-half photo of her with Jemima, taken in a photobooth last year. In it, she was giggling, probably nervously, but she looked quite nice, for her. She hoped he had it in his wallet.
The bus was stopping. It was the last stop before theirs, The man in front folded his paper, dropped it on the seat and walked to the door to get off. Patricia bobbed up and snatched up the discarded paper, going immediately to the front page, where there would surely be a photo of the object of her desire. There was, of course. He looked very sad. Poor, poor Boris, thought Patricia, tears pricking the backs of her eyes. If I was there, I could make him feel better, and she stared at the photograph of her sorrowful-looking love, imagining for probably the thousandth time, their first kiss.
She skimmed the rest of the front page. In the bottom left corner, there was a photo of Mr Portillo. She read the text under the picture and her mouth fell open.
''Ooh! Jemima, LOOK!'' she squealed, shaking her friend roughly awake. ''Look what Mr Portillo's done!''
Jemima rubbed her eyes, and wiped the drool from her chin, then groggily read aloud:
''As one of only a handful of returned Tory MPs, Mr Portillo has celebrated by announcing his forthcoming marriage to an ex-Labour MP.'' She and Patricia turned and looked at each other, open-mouthed, then Patricia continued reading in silence, her lips moving as she read:
''The announcement will come as no surprise to most of the UK, who have been remarking for years on the obvious chemistry between the unlikely couple, who regularly snuggle close to each on a settee, on a Thursday night politics show on the BBC.''
''Blimey!'' They said, in unison.

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James Corden's first Late Late Show in the states this week saw pretty much 90% of Hollywood appear on it – and the feedback hasn't been half bad.
In this segment of the show, he got Will Ferrel and Kevin Hart together in an attempt to pair the correct sets of random questions while wearing noise canceling headphones.
The result is pretty funny, but with these two, hilarity was pretty much already gaurenteed.


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Broken Mask
So I had this dream of a horrible killing at a dark cabin in the forest. After a few weeks I figured out all the details, and started a short story of a girls past being sucky. Her father turning evil, killing her mother, and torturing her and her older brother. So her older brother decided to finish their father, and the tragedy was them killing him ad his new wife, and then the older brother gets shot protecting her, so this is her life story. Pretending to be him. But this , what I dare to sh
And then it was finally over. We saved ourselves from the abuse, the torture, but why am I crying. Why are these not tears of joy along with the laughter of triumph.? My bloody hands shook of fear, but why. We are finally safe. We can finally live freely, to run away from this horrid place and let our scars heal safely. But why am I still scared, and of what. We are still together. Right? I turned to him, my eyes now shaking, why was he crying. Maybe because I was. Maybe because our mother is still dead. Maybe because he is happy. We had just cleaned up all of the evidence of the incident and he was telling me it was all right now, that we were safe.
But why can I not feel safe. My blonde hair, now splattered red, waved in the wind, and so did his. My golden eyes were full of my tears, my unexplainable tears of fear. His eyes were strong, but now shaken. How could this be? Why, why does this always happen. My only warmth in this world taken from me again. What is your reason for it this time, God? Why won't you let me wake up from this dream turned wicked? Why not. Why not? Why not! Please end this now! I fell back into reality to see him standing in front of me with his arms out to the side as if to protect me, but from what? I heard that sound strike through the air loudly, swiftly, demonically. The devils tool was the cause of his fall.
I watched him, his blood shedding onto me, collapse to the ground. I could hear screaming in the background, a high-pitch sound, saying, "Why! Why are you doing this!" I realized these words were none other then my own. I could barely feel my mouth move as I feel to look at him, dead on the ground. "Why! Why are you doing this!" I screamed again, but not to God, to the demon in front of me, the man who had shot him. The man came closer to me, repeating the same thing over and over again, but I could not understand it yet. I took the wooden cross from around his neck and tied it around my wrist. I stood up slowly, shaking from fear, "Why! Why did you have to kill him! He was the only one who could help me! The only one who ever did. How could you! What did he do?" I screamed backing away from the evil man, whose words became clearer, "Please stay calm, I won't hurt you." He said this repeatedly as he approached me.
I stared at him realizing that the gun was pointed at me now, and I screamed, "I won't let you!" I ran away into the forest that our house was in, Knowing that three people were now dead behind me. Our father lay dead on the floor full of shattered plates and glass from the mirror, a hole carved into his head. Our stepmother, sprawled out on the dining room floor, beat to death with an old wooden baseball bat. And now him, my last friend, lay dead in the fields near our pond, a bullet in his heart, and his blood all over. And all I wanted to do was wake up from the nightmare I've been in my whole life. And then I decided to finish it all……


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Aiken Standard (Newspaper) - January 23, 2011, Aiken, South Carolina Sunday January 23,2011 Today's Weather L % K. rn Jt %*■ I High 56° Full forecast I IOC Low 26° Vol. 145, No. 23 ^ o 11 r l.i of a I Son rcr Si net' ———: www.aikenstandard.com « 8<> > / $1.00 ITS ELECTR C - A Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt offer eco-friendly options Kfi: • Zeroemission vehicle • Range IOO miles per charge (city) • 244<Wh lithium-ion battery • Frve-passenger seating • Front UV-reducing solar glass • Rear spoiler • Bluetooth hands-free phone system • AM/FM/CD/MP3 audio system with MP3/ WMA playback capability • USB port for iPod and other compatible devices • Nissan Navigation System with 7-inch color display mssanusa com Pictured is the interior console of the Nissan Leaf. Charles Kramer Stippler, Baltimore, Md. Ruby All, Aiken Vivian W. Tullis, Greenwood Deaths and Funerals I BA Mite Calendar 3C Classifieds ID Crossword 2C Comics INSIDE Dear Abby 4C Horoscopes 4C Movie Listings 3C Obituaries 6A Opinions 14-15A Puzzles TC Sports IB TV Listings INSIDE By HALEY HUGHES Staff writer he ears hailed as the future of eco-friendly automobiles - the Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Volt -are coming to Aiken. Though only available in major markets such as Atlanta, the Leaf is expected to hit Sunbelt Nissan in March; the Volt will be at Master Chevrolet Cadillac in the next 12 to 18 months. Both dealerships have reported that several customers are anxiously awaiting their arrival. There is a lot to he said for both cars, which have received numerous automotive awards between them and generated quite a buzz in the industry. The ear is touted as the world's first all-electric, zero-emission ear designed for the mass market. It docs not hum a drop of gasoline. "There is no gas tank and no exhaust pipe," said Mike Watson with Sunbelt Nissan in Augusta. "Its about going green. A standard 120-volt power line is all that's needed to charge the car's 24-kWh battery with full capacity after about IO hours of charging. Consumers can pur-* chuse a 240-volt line separately, which can charge the battery in as little as four hours. ^ .. The fivc-passcnger Leaf can gel an average of IOO miles per charge (city) and reach speeds of up to OO miles per hour. At a price of IO cents per kilowatt, IOO miles of driving might cost as little as about $2.40 a day for electricity. "The big thing which hasn't been seen before - is the on-board information to overcome range anxiety" Watson said. "The Leaf has a very sophisticated dash that will show you how many miles you have left on the charge." Temperature, speed and driving style are the biggest factors in determining how far you can get in the Leaf. The ear's climate control system draws on the car's battery charge, and faster speeds require more energy to overcome wind resistance. * Ideal driving conditions, according to Nissan's website, are a constant speed of 38 miles per hour with an ambient temperature of 68 degrees, meaning there is no need to turn on the car's heat or air. Under these conditions, the Leal is estimated to get 138 miles per charge. In a suburban stop-and-go traffic jam in winter, the Leaf is estimated to get only 62 miles per charge. "If it fits your driving style and you have the opportunity to charge it overnight, it makes sense," Watson said. "We are excited about having it." Leafs with ( ARW1NGN, an in-car telematics system, can be synchronized to its owner's smartphone allowing them, for instance, to set the cabin temperature to preheat or precool while the battery is plugged in and not drained. To date, 20,000 people across the country' have reserv cd a Leaf. Reservations will not open to the public again until 2012. MSRI* is around $32,000, and several federal and state tax credits are available. Sunbelt Nissan can be reached at (706) 854-0000. Unlike the Leaf, the Volt runs on both an electric char"** t EV) and gasoline. Drivers can go 35 miles per charge on the battery before the car automatically kicks over to the gas-powered generator for an additional range of 340 miles. Combined, the Volt can get an estimated 375 miles on a lull charge and full tank of gas. Like the Leaf, the Volt's 16-kWh battery can he charged using a standard 120-volt line with full capacity reached after about IO hours. Consumers can purchase a 240-volt line separately, w hich can charge the battery in as little as four hours. Please see ELECTRIC, page 5A • Battery range 35 miles • Gas-powered generator range 340 miles • lGkWh lithium-ion battery • 1.4L internal combustion engine (80 hp) • Five-passenger seating • Rear spoiler • 7-inch diagonal LCD touch screen • Bluetooth wireless technology • USB port • Audio system with navigation, XM Radio, DVD and MP3 playback capability, includes voice recognition chevrolet com Pictured is the interior console of the Chevrolet Volt. »I5 Mike Watson with Sunbelt Nissan believes as the demand for electric cars increases, so will the involvement of private enterprise. Sunbelt Nissan will invest in its site and install electric chargers. Nissan announced it is partnering with Cracker Barrel Old Country Store to install electric vehicle char gers at 24 of the chain s restaurants in Tennessee. Plug-In Carolina, a nonprofit founded in Charleston by Jim Perch, is working to install 80 chargers in public spaces across the state to coincide with the release of the Leaf and Chevrolet Volt. The project is possible with the help of two grants from the S.C. Energy Office totaling $480,000 and with support from util ity companies, including SCE&G in the Midlands, Santee Cooper in the lowcountry and Duke Energy in the Upstate. Local governments in Columbia, Greenville, Charleston, Conway, Myrtle Beach, Spartanburg, Rock Hill and Union each plan to install the charg mg stations, according to The State , newspaper Aiken County Administrator Clay Killian said that, currently, there are no plans to install electric charging stations rn Aiken County. Staff photo by Rob Novit St. Mary Help of Christian School students Eduardo Barquet left, and Michael Ray helped their "Health Inspectors" LEGO team qualify at regionals for the state meet in March. Teams qualify for state LEGO tourney By ROB NOVIT Senior writer For the first time. St. Mary I lelp of Christians School fielded three teams at the FIRST LECK > League Regionals at Aiken Technical I 'allege on Saturday - a sixth and seventh grade squad and one each of Iburth- and tifth-graders. It was a chance for the younger kids to get some experience, said coach Michelle Nelson. They girt it, all nght; all three teams qualified for the state LEGO champe *nships at the North ( harlcston C oliseum on Saturday, March 5. "Thai was a big surprise and every exciting,," Nelson said and added w ith a laugh, "Now we have another five weeks of mayhem " ITW GREAT team of Ciretnvvood took first place among the sev en state qualifiers. Two tither Atkcn-hased squad1- also qualified; the Aiken LEGC) kids, a home-school group, took second, while the Lion Bot/ of J.D. Lever Elementary School full shed seventh. AI Elton I lead team w as sixth. PIMM SM LEGO, page ISA gers at 24 of the chain s restaurants the Midlands, Santee Cooper in the stations in Aiken county. piMm see LEG Cities begin to require vacation for snow t ■ Aiken not paying workers when they get have to come into work, like are having to use personal similar policy,» .4. ',. ..or b. «»»» u/Math..,' ruiiu-i* .util tMs and nubile time or vacation to net paid city paid everyo Aiken not included in cities changing policies on snow day pay. Associated Press COLUMBIA - Several cities in South C arolina are changing their policies un paying workers when they get days off for snowy weather Instead of just paying workers for stay mg home, places like Columbia and Fountain Inn are requiring them to take vacation days or special leave if they want their paychecks lo stay the same Officials said it saves money in tough budget times and treats employees that hav e to come into work, like police officers and public works employees, more fairly. "I got a little hit of hate mail because this is the first time we've (kine it this way,' City Manager Steve C iantt told Th* State. "I expect everybody pretty much knows this is going to he my policy from here tm out." Not all public employees are hav mg to use personal time or vacation to get paid tor snow days. Ckw. Nikki I laley signed an order paying all state employees for the time they missed when their offices were closed because of the Jan. IO snow. All Lexington County workers also are being paid for their days off. Columbia used to have a similar policy, so when the city paid everyone on a snow day, anyone who had to work would get overtime tor all their hours. Under the new system, police officers and others on the clock during the snow only get extra pay once they work over their 40 hours in a week. PIMM Me SNOW, page 5A III II11IIIIH HMU009r00002,,!B* () \ I Ii 20 lf IKS OI 1'aI'I MFM I ! \\ ll I I VM I III UMI I K Jh., M ll. 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Robert Waring is a design and technology teacher in Lancashire. His first job was as a damp and timber surveyor, but after doing part-time lecturing at his local college and working as a support assistant in a special school, he decided to become a teacher
I joined teaching after leaving a career in industry. I read for a degree in materials science and, afterwards, began working as a damp and timber surveyor. At the back of my mind I knew that I didn't want to stay in industry forever. I had some contacts in the furniture department at my local college and they invited me to lecture part time on a course they were running. After some time I left industry completely to become a support assistant at a special needs school, after that, I went on a graduate teacher training scheme.
Dry in the mouth, sweating and very nervous. That's how I felt when I taught my first ever lesson. I could feel myself not finding the words. Training wasn't an easy 12 months. I was travelling once a week to the county council office doing my theory and the rest of the time I was in the classroom, either observing or teaching.
If they wanted to throw rotten fruit, they could have done. It wasn't the subject matter that I found difficult, it was having to stand in front of all of those young people. I moved from further education to a secondary school to do my training and I found that a lot more scary - probably because they were younger and in larger groups.
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Relationships make the school. There's a lot of camaraderie between staff, especially in my first school, where I supported special needs students. It was only a small school, with 100 pupils, so everybody was in each other's pocket. There was a great atmosphere.
I've got an industrial mindset, which is, unfortunately, quite useful in education where you're under lots of pressure to get the right outcomes and results. I didn't think teaching would be as challenging as it has turned out to be in terms of the targets.
The students bring stories as well as challenges. There were times when I was working in special needs that I'd be effed and jeffed at or I'd have a stool thrown at me – but it didn't happen often. Schools are enjoyable places to work in.
Watching students develop is the thing I love most. The achievement and rapport that you build with pupils is rewarding. You don't just pass on subject knowledge, you also pass on the social skills that they'll need later in life. When they get their exams at the end of year 11 you know that you've helped them along the way.
I never thought that I'd be a teacher – or not until I started training in 2002-2003 anyway. I didn't particularly like school when I was younger – it was something that got in the way of other stuff. Now I love it.


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Pete Schoening was one of the most prominent of the school of mid-20th-century American mountaineers who contributed energetically to the exploration of the world's high mountains in the period after the Second World War. But he will always be best remembered for his role in pulling off one of the most extraordinary life-saving actions in the history of climbing.
Peter Schoening, mountaineer: born Seattle, Washington 30 July 1927; married (three sons, three daughters); died Kenmore, Washington 22 September 2004.
Pete Schoening was one of the most prominent of the school of mid-20th-century American mountaineers who contributed energetically to the exploration of the world's high mountains in the period after the Second World War. But he will always be best remembered for his role in pulling off one of the most extraordinary life-saving actions in the history of climbing.
In 1953 Schoening, then 25, became the youngest member of Charlie Houston's élite US team attempting the second-highest peak in the world, K2 (8,611 metres/28,251 feet), then still unclimbed. Houston, post-war America's most experienced high-altitude mountaineer, was concerned to ensure that he recruit only the most competent all-round mountaineers in his quest to climb a mountain which is a much tougher proposition than Everest. But, as a veteran of many expeditions, he also realised the importance of selecting a blend of personalities that would approach the task harmoniously.
Despite the fact that the young Schoening's experience consisted mainly of long rock climbs in the Cascade Range near his hometown of Seattle and that he had never before climbed outside the United States, Houston recognised other, equally important qualities. "He was always cheerful," Houston recalled. "I never saw Pete lose his temper. I never heard him say an unkind thing about anyone else."
By early August 1953, with the entire expedition dangerously committed high on K2, one of the six-man party, Art Gilkey, developed thrombophlebitis. The chronic blood clotting was caused by prolonged exposure to the thin air at 25,500ft and crippled Gilkey: he could no longer walk. The development did not just mean the thwarting of the team's ambition to reach the summit; it suddenly turned the very survival of all six men into an open question.
Because Gilkey was immobilised, it was necessary to lower him thousands of feet over technically difficult ground on a makeshift stretcher - a task incredibly difficult on just about any mountain, let alone one built on the scale of K2. Even today, with modern equipment and the possibility of outside help, the chances of returning alive from high on K2 after a serious injury are extremely low. Back in 1953 the climbers were thrown entirely on to their own resources. The longer they remained at altitude, the greater the risk they would become prey to storms, frostbite or altitude sickness - all too common on a peak Houston would later dub "The Savage Mountain".
But, in contrast to the self-preservation instincts displayed in many modern emergencies in the world's high places, it never occurred to Houston and his comrades to abandon their friend and save themselves. "We all knew that some of us might never get down the mountain alive," remembered the expedition's deputy leader Bob Bates:
Each had long recognised the near impossibility of evacuating an injured man from the upper ledges of K2. But now that we were faced with Gilkey's helplessness, we realised we had to get him down. We didn't know how, but we knew that we had to do it.
The party began laboriously pulling and lowering Gilkey down steep ice and rocks while buffeted by a storm. At 24,500ft, a 45-degree sheet of ice was encountered. The team paused to regroup, in order to get the stricken climber down the impasse. Their plan was to try to swing Gilkey across the slope one stage at a time using an anchor point, or belay, from above.
Schoening took up the position of belaying the injured Gilkey, while the other four climbed across the ice to locate a position from which to pull him across. Disaster struck when George Bell, roped to the only non-American in the team, the Briton Tony Streather, slipped, pulling Streather off with him. This precipitated a giant domino effect as Streather crashed into the separate rope of Charlie Houston and Bob Bates, pulling them off too. The remaining team member, Dee Molenaar, was then also pulled off when Bates and Houston cannoned into his rope, which was attached to the helplessly prone Gilkey, which in turn led to Schoening. Thus it was that the last hope of saving all the falling climbers lay with Schoening, holding a perilously thin rope round his hips and the head of his ice axe jammed in snow behind a boulder.
Despite the combined weight of the five falling men, whose ropes had now all tangled together, and such a puny anchor point, Schoening somehow contrived by sheer strength and speed of reaction to stop the disaster in its tracks. "He had the strength of a bull and the heart of a Boy Scout," Nick Clinch, one of Schoening's later climbing partners, once memorably said. "I was lucky," Schoening himself would later say modestly:
The force came in a series of shocks. For minutes, it seemed, the rope was tight as a bowstring. Snow squalls blotted out everything and I couldn't tell what was happening. My hands were freezing, but of course I couldn't let go.
Schoening single-handedly saved the entire expedition from certain death.
Gilkey meanwhile, who had been left unattended, anchored to a boulder, had disappeared when they climbed back to recover him. At the time, it was conjectured that an avalanche had swept him away. Recently Houston admitted that, not unlike Captain Scott's famous Antarctic colleague Titus Oates, Gilkey probably sacrificed his life, in order to give the others a chance. Without the burden of the injured man, the remaining five made it back to safety.
Ever after, the notoriously humble Schoening played down his part in stopping what could easily have been the worst mountaineering disasters since the Germans had lost 16 men on Nanga Parbat before the war. "I'm surprised that it attracts interest, frankly," he said. But he became a legend in mountaineering circles, the equivalent of a goalkeeper who saves the crucial shot in a penalty shoot-out by an incredible feat of athleticism. His actions became known in American climbing circles simply as "The Belay".
Schoening was born in Seattle in 1927 and dropped out of school to join the US Navy, serving in the final year of the war. He then took a degree in Chemical Engineering at Washington University, where he began his climbing career in earnest, pioneering long new rock and mixed climbs in the nearby Cascade Range and becoming a leading light of the close-knit climbing community of the North-West United States. Following his heroics on K2, Schoening continued high-standard climbing while simultaneously pursuing a successful business career (he founded a company manufacturing fibreglass) and raising a large family.
In 1958, he and Andy Kauffman became the only Americans to make the first ascent of an 8,000-metre peak when they climbed the 8,068m (26,470ft) Gasherbrum 1 (often known as "Hidden Peak") in the Pakistani Karakorum. Another notable first was his role as part of the team to make the first ascent of the highest mountain in Antarctica, 4,897m (16,067ft) Mount Vinson, in 1966, along with three other peaks. This represented not just a mountaineering feat but also one of considerable geographical significance, being the last continental high point on the planet to be ascended.
In the midst of the Cold War, in 1974 Schoening was also part of a groundbreaking US mountaineering trip to the Soviet Pamirs which unfortunately was to have more than its fair share of tragedy when several climbers were killed. More happily, Schoening would go on to climb the highest peaks on five of the world's continents, often taking his family along with him on his climbing trips.
After he sold his fibreglass business in 1995 he gave notice that he had no intention of "retiring". It was simply an opportunity to do more mountaineering. In 1996 he duly attempted to climb Everest and was witness to the terrible disaster that took the lives of eight people associated with commercially guided expeditions (chronicled in Jon Krakauer's best-selling 1997 book Into Thin Air). Schoening abandoned his own attempt after struggling with the altitude.
But, although now well into his sixties, he continued to climb high elsewhere, summiting Aconcagua, at 6,962m (22,841ft) the highest peak in the Andes, and 5,895m (19,340ft) Kilimanjaro, the highest in Africa.
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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) was founded in 1913 to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all. Now the nation's premier civil rights and human relations agency fighting anti-Semitism and all forms of bigotry, ADL defends democratic ideals and advocates for and protects civil rights. ADL builds bridges of communication, understanding and respect among diverse communities, carrying out its mission through a network of 27 regional and satellite offices in the United States and Israel. A leader in the development of materials, programs and services, the League is a critical resource for government, media, law enforcement, educators and the public.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) fights anti-Semitism and all forms of bigotry in the U.S. and abroad through information, education, legislation, and advocacy.
Mr. Jonathan Greenblatt
Anti-Semitism, Racism/Bigotry, Terrorism, KKK/Nazi/Skinheads, Hate, Civil Rights, Holocaust, Israel
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Intergroup/Race Relations (R30)
Civil Liberties Advocacy (R60)
IRS Filing Requirement
This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ.
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ADL fights anti-Semitism, hate, discrimination and extremism, building bridges of respect through a wide range of activities, which include:
• Fighting anti-Semitism. ADL acts as the "911" for the Jewish community, conducting extensive research and polling on anti-Semitism, combating campaigns to delegitimize Israel and helping to ensure the security of Jewish institutions and communal organizations and providing workshops to empower Jewish middle through college students to counter anti-Semitism and anti-Israel bias.
• Addressing obstacles to justice and equality and responding to discrimination against all. ADL advocates, creates and joins coalitions that eliminate discriminatory barriers to full civic participation for all Americans. The League responds to prejudice and violence against Jews and other marginalized groups, and advocates for religious freedom, civil rights, education equity, and for criminal justice reform.
• Tracking and exposing criminal activities of extremist and terrorist groups and individuals. Through our Center on Extremism, we monitor hate sites and extremist and terrorist activities, publish extensive resources and provide timely information to law enforcement agencies, leaders, officials and the public.
• Fighting all forms of hate. ADL has long been in the forefront of national and state efforts to deter and counteract hate crimes and has been a pioneer in promoting passage of strong hate crime legislation. ADL counters online hate and bullying and published a toolkit and best practices, endorsed by leading internet providers, providing effective strategies against cyberhate.
• Educating broad constituencies on countering anti-Semitism, bigotry, hate and prejudice and promoting respectful and safe schools and communities. ADL's NO PLACE FOR HATE® programs reach approximately 1.6 million students and educators yearly, empowering schools and communities to challenge prejudice, racism and hatred through school-wide and inclusive activities. A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute workshops and school assemblies provide students, educators and families with the knowledge and skills to combat name-calling and bullying. ADL provides extensive Holocaust education professional development for educators to apply the Holocaust's lessons to contemporary issues. Online resources include lesson plans on timely civil rights/diversity issues, bibliographies for children and webinars for educators, leaders and parents.
• Training law enforcement to combat extremism and hate crimes. The largest nonprofit providing training to law enforcement, the League offers workshops to more than 10,000 law enforcement personnel every year on topics including countering extremist/terrorist groups and individuals, hate crimes, bias, as well as on the role of police in contemporary society, examined through the lens of the Holocaust.
Program long term success
In operation since 1913, ADL has garnered national and international acclaim for our leadership in fighting anti-Semitism and all forms of hatred. We have largely freed America's Jewish people from the constraints of anti-Semitism, been in the forefront of successful civil rights campaigns and have reached more than 62 million people with anti-bias education programs. We have provided critical information on hate crimes and extremist/terrorist groups to more than 100,000 law enforcement professionals, as well as to more than ten million online viewers. We have the resources and reach to be effective on international, national, state and local levels and mobilize or join broad-based coalitions.
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ADL monitors program success, utilizing qualitative and quantitative measures and conducting internal and independent external evaluations. We assess the efficacy, efficiency and reach of our programs online and in the field, and we regularly collect feedback from participants on skills gained and quality of programs.
Program success examples
ADL is proud of more than 103 years of progress in the fight against anti-Semitism and hatred. Our most significant accomplishments include:
• Unmasking the Ku Klux Klan and exposing the anti-Semitism and racism of David Duke and the German-American Bund.
• Advocating for milestone legislation including the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Fair Housing Act, the Civil Liberties Act and Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act and filing amicus briefs for every major civil rights case to reach the Supreme Court.
• Providing anti-bias education to approximately 62 million students, educators and family and community members, who learned how to counter bias, bullying, and hatred.
• Conducting groundbreaking polls and audits of anti-Semitism. The ADL Global 100, a groundbreaking international poll, measured anti-Semitic attitudes in more than 100 countries and territories, revealing that 26% of the world's population – an estimated 1.09 billion people – harbors anti-Semitic attitudes. ADL's audits of anti-Semitic incidents in the U.S. provide invaluable information to communities, advocates and law enforcement officials.
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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) fights anti-Semitism and all forms of bigotry in the U.S. and abroad through information, education, legislation, and advocacy.
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Mr. Jonathan Greenblatt
Jonathan Greenblatt is an accomplished entrepreneur and innovative leader with deep experience in the private, public, and non-profit sectors. Prior to heading ADL, Greenblatt served in the White House as Special Assistant to President Obama and Director of the Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation. Greenblatt came to that role after a long career as a social entrepreneur and corporate executive. He co-founded the business that launched Ethos Water, the bottled water that helps children access clean water. After Ethos was acquired by Starbucks, Greenblatt became Starbucks' Vice President of Global Consumer Products and a board member of the Starbucks Foundation.
Greenblatt also founded All for Good, now one of the Internet's largest databases of volunteer opportunities and was CEO of GOOD Worldwide, whose products include the award-winning GOOD Magazine and the website GOOD.is.
Greenblatt has served on numerous corporate and non-profit boards, including the African Leadership Foundation, the Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles, Kevita, KaBOOM! and Water.org. He was a Henry Crown Fellows at the Aspen Institute, a Next Generation Fellow of the American Assembly and served as a senior fellow at the Wharton School of Management. Graduating cum laude with a BA from Tufts University, Greenblatt earned his MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
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Located in Gampaha District, Ramada Katunayake is 9.3 mi (15 km) from Negombo Beach. This 68-room, 4-star hotel has conveniences like an outdoor pool, free self parking, and a fitness center. It's on a river and also close to Muthurajawela Visitor Centre.
Explore the hotel and meet new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge, or enjoy a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
All of Ramada Katunayake's 68 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including refrigerators, minibars, and free bottled water. Guests can expect WiFi and 22-inch LCD TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds sport premium bedding. In-room massages are available, and other amenities include ironing boards and desks.
Ramada Katunayake features an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a fitness center. You can take advantage of free parking, along with an airport shuttle during limited hours for LKR 4000 per vehicle one way. The front desk is staffed 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a spa tub, a steam room, and WiFi in public areas.
Property features
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness center
Ramada Katunayake
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, Ramada Katunayake provides a spa tub and a steam room. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. 3 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, spa services, and a terrace. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle during limited hours is offered to guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Ramada Katunayake has designated areas for smoking.
- Computer station
- Total number of rooms - 68
- Number of floors - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Year Built 2009
- Airport transportation
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Bar/lounge
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Business center
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 3
- Garden
- Terrace
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Laundry facilities
- Playground on site
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( LKR 400 per hour )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( LKR 400 per hour )
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Ramada Katunayake offers 68 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature minibars and complimentary bottled water. Beds feature premium bedding. 22-inch LCD televisions come with satellite channels.
Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. This Seeduwa - Katunayake hotel provides wireless Internet access for a surcharge. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is offered daily and in-room massages can be requested.
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Bathtub or shower
- Minibar
- Room service (24 hours)
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Access via exterior corridors
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Room service
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Pinnacolada Lounge Bar - Onsite lobby lounge.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a steam room and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Playground on site
- Volleyball on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 2 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: LKR 1000 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: LKR 400 per hour (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: LKR 400 per hour (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: LKR 4000 per vehicle (one way)
Hotel Name
- Ramada Katunayake
- Ramada Katunayake Hotel
- Ramada Katunayake Hotel Seeduwa - Katunayake
- Ramada Katunayake Seeduwa - Katunayake
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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<<there is no easy road to freedom>> Nelson Mandela Nelson was born in 1918 in a small south African village called Mvezo.
He was the first in his family to attend school. It was at school that his friends gave him the name "Nelson" as a substitute to Rolihlahla.
He spent many years in prison accused of terrorism when he was leader of the ANC. After being released and with the end of apartheid, he became president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999 . who is he? Nelson Mandela was imprisoned in 1956 because he was opposed to apartheid and the South African government. Apartheid An Afrikaans word for a system of racial segregation enforced through legislation which dominated in South Africa from 1948 to 1994. Not even 27 years in prison could stop Nelson's fight for democracy. The day Nelson was released he continued his fight. Prison ! he would fight for equality for all races not just blacks. Nelson Mandela was not only a member of the ANC (African National Congress), he was the leader of this organization that deprecated against apartheid.
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Seven security forces were killed, and 18 others wounded in clashes in southern Tikrit, an Iraqi officer, Halid ad-Deraji told The Anadolu Agency earlier Saturday.
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