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Sudan: Satellite images of indiscriminate bombing reveal potential war crime in Southern Kordofan
STRICT EMBARGO - 00.01 BST on 25 June 2014
Attacks on civilian areas, including indiscriminate aerial bombardments by Sudan's government forces, have resulted in increased destruction in Southern Kordofan and may constitute a war crime, Amnesty International said in a new briefing published today.
The armed conflict – which began three years ago – has intensified following the launch of a new military operation by Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) on 14 April. Satellite images secured by Amnesty International during that period offer further evidence of indiscriminate aerial bombardments and correspond to reports that homes, markets, hospitals and schools have been bombed.
"The evidence captured in these images taken over a sustained period in May corresponds to numerous reports of attacks on civilian areas that are not only a clear violation of international humanitarian law but may also constitute a war crime," said Michelle Kagari, Deputy Regional Director for Eastern Africa at Amnesty International.
The recent intensification of fighting between SAF and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), has been accompanied by sustained indiscriminate aerial bombardments by the SAF in civilian areas including in Heiban Um Dorein and Delami counties.
These aerial attacks often use unguided weapons such as barrel bombs which are rolled out manually from aircraft, and parachute-retarded bombs launched from aircraft at high altitudes, causing extensive damage to civilian areas.
Between 15 and 22 May, human rights monitors documented over 200 bombs dropped over Tangal, in Um Dorein County. On 26 and 28 May, 33 bombs were reportedly dropped on Kauda, a town with no known military presence, damaging homes and other buildings, including the office of a local NGO.
Analysis of satellite images of Kauda taken between 20 and 31 May shows craters and burn scars measuring up to 20 metres in diameter. In the most populous southern area of Kauda, 17 such craters were created over the 11-day observation period.
The months of May to August are the key planting season in Southern Kordofan. By intensifying attacks during this time and at harvest, the SAF are hindering people's ability to cultivate their fields. This in turn contributes to an already acute situation of food insecurity. Over the last three years, Amnesty International has documented a pattern of attacks during these months. The Sudanese government continues to block humanitarian assistance to civilians in opposition-held areas, placing civilians in an extremely precarious situation.
"After three years of conflict the people of Southern Kordofan, already desperately vulnerable to hunger and disease, are facing a looming humanitarian catastrophe," said Michelle Kagari.
Amnesty International is calling on the government of Sudan to immediately end indiscriminate ground attacks and indiscriminate aerial bombardments in civilian areas and to urgently grant access to humanitarian organizations.
"The world has watched this conflict unfold from the sidelines. The time has now come for the international community to ensure that the government of Sudan ends its indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas which are causing suffering on a massive scale."
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On 14 April 2014, the Sudanese government publicly launched its "Decisive Summer" military operation to "end all rebellion in South Kordofan, Blue Nile and Darfur", which includes deploying the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) as support for the Sudanese Armed Forces.
Failure to distinguish between civilians and combatants is a breach of the fundamental "principle of distinction" under international humanitarian law. It is a war crime to intentionally direct attacks against civilians or civilian objects.
The SPLM-N reported that 90,000 people were displaced within Southern Kordofan in May, adding to the reported 800,000 people displaced or otherwise affected by the conflict in SPLM-N areas since the start of the conflict.
Amnesty International estimates that fighting over the last three years has caused scores of civilian deaths and hundreds of civilian casualties.
Amnesty International is calling on the government of Sudan to:
cease immediately all violations of international humanitarian and human rights law in Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile including indiscriminate aerial bombardments in civilian areas, and deliberate attacks against civilians and civilian objects;
take all necessary precautions in all attacks in order to protect civilians, including by warning civilians of impending attacks on military objectives;
grant immediate and unhindered access to UN agencies and international humanitarian organizations to all areas of Blue Nile and Southern Kordofan to facilitate the urgent provision of all necessary assistance to civilians affected by the conflict, including food, shelter and medical care;
initiate prompt, effective and impartial investigations into violations of international human rights and humanitarian law and bring those suspected of criminal responsibility to justice before ordinary civilian courts in fair trials, without the death penalty.
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For the tenth consecutive year, Arai Helmets have earned the number-one ranking in J.D. Power and Associates' Motorcycle Helmet Customer Satisfaction Study.
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I don't understand what the US's issue is with diesel today, but it's apparently becoming a bit more "acceptable" seeing this headline!
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people in the US see them as stinky, rattling vehicles...when thats not exactly true with new diesels. Diesel is more expensive than gas though....mayeb that has something to do with it also?
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The small increase in per gallon cost should offset by the increased MPG, but I think the Old Stinky VW and Mercedes Diesels have spoiled the opinion of the diesel in the US.
At least, that's what I think of. :rolleyes:
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It would take a lot to swing me from gas to diesel. My brothers new f250 is a diesel. It is just as quiet as a gas motor, doesn't smell any more than a gas one, and drives pretty much the same. It's simply a cost issue. If manufacturers can get the price lower than the gas motors (to offset the higher fuel price) I would consider one.
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The diesel engine is the same price as the HEMI in Australia. That said they are both $5k more than the Pentastar!
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So what are the estimated MPG numbers for the 2013 JGC US diesel?
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The old GM diesels didn't help matters much either. Even if cost/benefit is a wash versus the gasser the ability to go further between fill ups makes it worthwhile. I could see the GC becoming a popular expedition rig for that very reason.
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I would get diesel instead of gasoline one, modern diesels are not stinky nor noisy. People in America should travel sometimes and see what people driving these days all over planet Earth. Just got back from London where 80% of cars are with diesels. All from small smart like to taxi cabs.
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The site above shows the national average is just about 30 cents difference for regular across the last 6 months, with it dipping into the .14 cent difference in May.
As for the difference in cost, since your getting equivalent or close to equivalent performance of the Hemi, (406 lb-ft vs 390 lb-ft for hemi) the price difference can be much if any at all, as Mendo pointed out above.
Even at only a 10 mpg savings for the diesel and similar cost vs the hemi,
I'd have to say the savings is there immediately.
The Hemi list price as an option is $1,495 list and $1,331 invoice.
Here are some calculations with the Diesel, the PentaStar and the Hemi.
100 gallons Diesel = $3.80/gal (current DOE average) = $380
100 gallons diesel = 2800 miles
Cost per mile = .14
50,000 miles = $7,000
100 gallons gas = $3.48/gal (current DOE average) = $348
100 gallons Gas = 1900 miles for V6 and 1500 miles for Hemi
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50,000 miles = $9,000
V8 Cost per mile = .23
50,000 miles = $11,500
$2,000 difference from the pentastar and $4,500 from the Hemi in 3 or 4 years depending on how much you drive should be something to consider.
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You also need to consider that the CRD is lighter than the other motors, and is as fast as a stock Hemi. It will also tow the same as a Hemi.
The motor is brilliant and I have not regretted it.
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Hey Enforcer, what kind of price difference was there in Australia when you bought it?
Problem in my area is Diesel is about $.10 more a gallon than premium, which is $.30-$.50 more than regular. I saw a station yesterday where regular was $3.39 and diesel was $4.09, so $.70 a gallon more. The reason for that is lack of demand, a station puts in a pump and incurs the cost of delivery when it sells slowly. If diesel was more commonly used the cost would come down.
When you factor in the $1,500 or so I bet the diesel will cost, that $2,000 difference between the Diesel and the Pentastar becomes $500, which is within the margin of error in a big way.
Now, you get benefits with the Diesel, better performance, better towing...but if its more than $1500 or so more...
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Fishing lures have been around about as long as prehistoric humans have contrived ways to catch fish. The earliest, prehistoric lures were made of bone. China was the first civilization to make fishing lines (of silk, of course), to which they attached delicate bronze hooks.
One of the founding fathers of the nascent fishing-lure industry in the United States was the son of a furrier named Julio T. Buel of Whitehall, New York. Between 1852 and 1876, Buel won five patents for various stamped-metal "arrowhead" spinners and feathered "spoons," as they were called then and are known today. Some had tiny chambers that could be opened or closed to make the lure either a sinker or a floater.
Around the same time, a contemporary of Buel's, fellow New Yorker Thomas H. Bate, produced a number of metal Serpentine Spinners. Bate's single- and treble-hook spoons were similar in some respects to Buel's except that Bate's spoons often had a drop of brass in their centers to give the lure extra weight.
Riley Haskell of Ohio took a more realistic approach with his lures, which closely resembled minnows. Some were made of brass, others of copper, and the detail of Haskell's minnows was so complete that his tiny metal fish often featured scales.
W.D. Chapman of Theresa, New York was another prominent late 19th-century producer of "trolling bait." While his early products had a lot in common with those produced by Buel, by the 1880s he was merging the Buel and Haskell styles to create lures such as the Kilby Brass Single. The nickel-plated, spiraling "Safe Deposit Minnows" of the 1890s are especially handsome examples of antique fishing lures.
The transition from fishing with metal to wood and other materials begins—by some accounts, anyway—in Michigan at the family home of James Heddon. Heddon came from a family of fisherman who had always made their own homemade lures—one fine example from about 1890 features four hooks on a broomstick body that has been painted to resemble a frog. A bottle cap works nicely for a head.
By 1902, Heddon and his sons, Charles and William, were making lures in their kitchen. The first of these were named after their hometown, Dowagiac. Some of these had sloped nose...
As Heddon grew and the 1920s dawned, the company produced lures with names like Tad Polly, Lucky 13, Basser, Luny Frog, Zaragossa, and Vamp (in Baby, Round Nose, Jointed, Musky, and Floating flavors), among others.
Another Michigan company from the same period was William Shakespeare. At the beginning of the 20th century, Shakespeare lures were somewhat abstract, composed of aluminum, acorn-shaped body sections that have an almost robot-like appearance.
Shakespeare was also an early champion of rubber lures, making life-like frogs that were painstakingly painted. Some minnows floated, others worked while submerged, and all were studded with nasty hooks (five trebles was not uncommon). In the 1920s and 1930s, Shakespeare also produced lures that resembled swimming mice, complete with tails.
Back in Ohio, Pflueger, which sometimes marketed its lures under the name Enterprise Manufacturing Company, was the other great 19th-century lure company. Its earliest minnow lures from 1899 had glass eyes, and some of its 1880s lures used luminous paint to help attract fish. Pflueger's Kent Floaters were squat, acorn-shaped, and brilliantly colored; its Surprise Minnows featured deeply carved grins; and the O'Boy Minnows and Pal-O-Mine lures had metal mouths to catch and reflect light.
Creek Chub Bait Co. and South Bend Bait Co. were Indiana's contributions to the world of antique and vintage fishing lures. In 1906, three fisherman friends founded Creek Chub to produce just one lure, the Wiggler. Other Creek Chub lures wagged their tails or flopped at their joints. The company also made lures that looked like bugs, as well as minnows that floated upside down to suggest they were injured and, thus, easy pickings.
South Bend's first minnow lures used propellers supplied by Shakespeare. The hooks of its lures were secured to screw eyes set into deep aluminum cups, which gave South Bend lures a fancy, finished appearance. One of its most popular lures was the uniformly tapered, dual-propeller Surf-Oreno, which was produced from 1916 through the 1960s.
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Ok here is my question. If God did not include this in the bible even though a pope and a catholic group wanted it in what need do I have to read that or even believe that it is inspired. Because your RCC wanted it to be. How about Mr. Smiths documents that were written on gold plates should I also listen to that group?
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Both you and mike believe water baptism is necessary for salvation, is that statement that wrong?
Mike believes that the communion elements turns into the blood and body of Christ, is it true that you do not accept that teaching?
Both you and Mike believe that un confessed sin will send a person to hell, is that right? Both of you have different ideas of confession though. You confess in a prayer directly to the Father and Mike goes into a confessional booth and confesses to a catholic priest, is that right?
Do you believe that a person dies right after he is water baptized that he will have no sin to keep him out of heaven? Both you and Mike believe that.
So explain to me why you think my message is so far off base???
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It sounds like you have no clue on how what books made into the Bible and what books didn't?
This might burst your bubble, it burst mine many years ago, but the leaders in the Catholic Church voted on them led by the HS.
You believe the NT books are inspired and inerrant because the Council of Rome in 382 AD said they were.
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Read your History. Father Luther threw out 7 books of the Bible in 1500. That proved he was a heretic.
Look up the Council of Rome and you will see what the Bible consisted of until 1500.
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Bobby: You keep saying what Mike believes. It is what the Apostles taught the Church and what that Church has taught for almost 2000 years. I obey the Jesus and the Apostles.
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1Ti 4:1 ¶ Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils;
2 Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron;
3 Forbidding to marry, and commanding to abstain from meats, which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving of them which believe and know the truth.
What religion is "forbidding to marry"?
Mt 23:9 And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven.
What religion calls some man "father"?
Mt 26:26 ¶ And as they were eating, Jesus took bread, and blessed it, and brake it, and gave it to the disciples, and said, Take, eat; this is my body.
27 And he took the cup, and gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying, Drink ye all of it;
28 For this is my blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins.
What religion says the bread and fruit of the vine literally turns into the body & blood of Christ during communion? but when Jesus instituted this He was still in His actual body with His literal blood.
Mt 18:1 ¶ At the same time came the disciples unto Jesus, saying, Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?
2 And Jesus called a little child unto him, and set him in the midst of them,
3 And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.
What religion practices baptizing little children even though Jesus says they are innocent and that except one be converted and become like a child he shall not enter the kingdom?
The mother of all harlots, the Roman Catholic church, from which sprang all so-called denominations.
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You guys should hear Mike out. Where does your church start in history? The only church that can trace its roots to the beginning is the Catholic Church. You guys keep saying how sacred tradition is moving out of bounds but you have your own traditions that aren't from the bible. We can follow our footsteps back to the beginning with well written documentation. Can you?
#108 May 15, 2013
There are 66 books in the bible not 72. Those other books might contain interesting information but are not considered to be inspired.
#109 May 15, 2013
Bad math 66+7=73
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Earl, the church of Christ began on the day of Pentecost which you can read about in Acts chapter two...Ac 2:41 Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand souls.
Ac 2:47 Praising God, and having favour with all the people. And the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved.
Paul warned of those who would leave "the faith"...1Ti 4:1 ¶ Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils;
2 Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron;
3 Forbidding to marry, and commanding to abstain from meats, which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving of them which believe and know the truth.
This happened some three to six hundred years after Christ established His church. You cannot trace the Roman Catholic church back to Pentecost.
#111 May 15, 2013
Your observation concerning my latest post is partially accurate. I did copy and paste references that proved that eis can be used to mean "on account of". Your ability to state the obvious is what we ought to lol about. Your approach is typical of those who have their minds made up to their point of view and are afraid to serious consider what an opponent has written for fear they may be wrong. It is an all too common practice to deflect others from the legitimacy of an opponent's answer. Just side step the arguments by attacking your opponent's character or credentials. You seemed quite skilled at this however this does not in any way challenge the validity of what is posted.
Show your biblical skills by showing how this post can not stand based on its merits not on your sarcasm.
#112 May 15, 2013
Mark; I can give you the names of Catholics from now back to 1st Century.
I have asked this question to a number of COCs without an answer.
Please give one the name of one person in the COC that I can research that existed between 100 AD to 1800 AD.
If you cannot do this , you should stop saying the COC was created at Pentecost.
Every reliable historical source says the COC was create around 1800 by a former Methodist.
Prove me wrong with facts.
#113 May 15, 2013
They ignore history because they would cease to exist as a faith.
They can only say the CC became Apostate and the Protesters were right and Jesus failed.
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#114 May 15, 2013
To Mark. I can trace my roots back to the apostles through history, can you? Point in history your Church.
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#115 May 15, 2013
Mike, they won't answer because they can't. Don't they know that some coc are turning Catholic. Wonder why.......
#116 May 15, 2013
Once again Bobby, you need to take some time to read history before commenting on these things.
That is so weird. You accept the the decision of the CC on the NT books but not the OT.
The 7 books thrown out was declared uninspired by Father Luther when a few years before he made vows before God that all 73 were inspired.
Is this what the scriptures mean about adding to and taking away from the Word.
Would you have accepted Father Luther taking out James too if his fellow heretics had not convinced him to put that back in.
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#117 May 15, 2013
Shouldn't we back our beliefs with the Bible? The RCC goes beyond the inspired Word. If we all done this what purpose would the Bible serve? Just make up things as we go, if it is the Bible plus "whatever"
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#118 May 15, 2013
Mike, since you firmly believe the Catholic Church to be THE CHURCH, do you know any Catholic willing to debate these issues on TV? The Church of Christ in the Martinsville VA area have live TV shows that air in 2 different States, plus the debate could be posted on YouTube. Matter of fact, the guy Mark on here, is one of the men who have a show on TV in Martinsville, VA.
#119 May 15, 2013
The Bible serves exactly what Paul says the OT served.
2 Timothy 3:16 All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.
The Church uses it for teaching. The Church taught for 350 years before the Bible was created. This helps us teach. That is why SS is completely unbiblical.
SS creates the opportunity to make up things as we go. That is why we have 40,000 Churches today instead of 1 for the first 1500 years.
What Changed? The invention of Sola Scriptura. Why was it invented? To ignore Traditons that were taught by the Apostles.
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Mike, since you firmly believe the Catholic Church to be THE CHURCH, do you know any Catholic willing to debate these issues on TV? The Church of Christ in the Martinsville VA area have live TV shows that air in 2 different States, plus the debate could be posted on YouTube. Matter of fact, the guy Mark on here, is one of the men who have a show on TV in Martinsville, VA.
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The Power of CONNECTions
Annual Report 2012
The National MS Society's vision is a world free of MS. Our mission is to mobilize people and resources to drive research for a cure and to address the challenges of everyone affected by MS.
WHO WE ARE The National Multiple Sclerosis Society started with a simple act of love – a sister trying to help her brother recover from MS. In 1946, Sylvia Lawry gathered 20 of the nation's most prominent research scientists and founded what would become the National MS Society (incorporated in 1947). Today, through a 50-state network of chapters and a collective of passionate people, the Society educates, inspires and empowers. We seek a world free of MS. The Utah-Southern Idaho Chapter, headquartered in Salt Lake City with an office in Boise, Idaho, serves a diverse urban and rural territory spanning from roughly McCall, Idaho to St. George, Utah.
ABOUT MS Multiple sclerosis is a chronic, unpredictable disease of the central nervous system. MS interrupts the flow of information within the brain, and between the brain and the body. Symptoms range from numbness and tingling to blindness and paralysis. The progress, severity and specific symptoms of MS in any one person cannot yet be predicted. MS stops people from moving. We exist to make sure it doesn't. • Two to three times more women than men are diagnosed with MS, but in men, the disease often takes a more aggressive course. • MS affects 2.1 million people worldwide. • Our chapter has one of the highest incidence rates in the country. • More than 6,600 people with MS have sought services from our chapter. • It is not known what causes MS. There is no cure, yet! 2 | Annual Report 2012
Dear Friends, Every day we are helping people impacted by MS and joining forces with others in our community who want to do something about MS. While multiple sclerosis specifically destroys connections within the brain, our connections with one another are making us stronger! By working together, we are truly assisting more people in more meaningful ways, stretching our donor dollars further, and engaging more volunteers, participants, advocates, sponsors and community partners in our mission. While this report highlights many of our accomplishments from 2012, some of our work is hard to quantify like the feeling of hope when parents of a newly diagnosed child learn about advancements in MS research from partnerships around the world, the sense of mobility when a once homebound client can leave because we worked with community partners to outfit the family car for his disability, the promise of quality care when a young physician begins his career as a Society Fellow working alongside today's experts, or the camaraderie found as a first-time Bike MS participant riding in honor of his late brother finds strength in joining forces with others. These immeasurable forces propel us forward each day in our efforts to create a world free of MS. Thank you for your support!
Bob Harmon, Chairman
Annette Royle-Mitchell, President
2012 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Bob Harmon, Board Chair (2012) Nicole Lengel, Treasurer Safia Keller, Chair-Elect (2013) Cecil Hedger, Secretary Annette Royle-Mitchell, Chapter President Richard Baringer, M.D. Tracy Crowell Richard Flint John Foley, M.D. Sarah Foltman Jay Gurmankin
Jeana Hutchings Cindy Kindred Philip G. McCarthey Jordan Needles Todd Oldroyd Irene Petrogeorge
Colleen Roberts John Rose, M.D. Ann Sasich Sheila Steiner Danny Velasquez
Chapter Financials Total Expenses $2,646,609
The Chapter sought reductions in expenses including:
3% 13% 52%
18% 14%
Local Programs & Services $1,360,450 National Programs - $378,088 Research - $481,203 Fundraising - $353,778 Management & General $73,090
∫ Consolidation of office space – an 18% expense reduction. Relocation also increased visibility in the community and placed offices in more prominent business areas. ∫ Offset about $70,000 of event costs with value-inkind donations from local community partners. ∫ Through expense reductions, and fundraising growth, local programs and services offered by the Chapter increased by 8%.
All statistics from Fiscal Year 2012 (October 1, 2011 – September 30, 2012)
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Total Income $2,440,058 In 2012, there was growth in participation and giving including: ∫ Bike MS crested $1.6 million for the first time since 2008. ∫ Corporate relationships increased corporate giving by 5% in 2012.
Events - $2,087,421 Individual, Corporate, & Foundation Giving - $320,274 Misc. Income - $32,363
Major events Bike MS: Harmons Best Dam Bike Ride $1,622,087* with 2,830 cyclists Walk MS Utah, presented by Questar $310,000* with 5,100 walkers Walk MS Idaho, presented by CBH Homes $142,000* with 1,610 walkers Bike MS: Road, Sweat & Gears $42,261* with 80 cyclists Dinner of Champions presented by the McCarthey Family – $109,575* Women on the Move presented by the McCarthey Family – $127,110* *Gross Income 5
Mobilizing People to Do Something About MS With the help of talented volunteers and dedicated supporters, we stretch our donor dollars, connect and help more people in the community and spread MS awareness. Volunteers in Action
From scouts, teenagers and families to corporate partners like Sam's Club and Questar, 934 volunteers gave more than 10,000 hours of service – the equivalent of more than 5 fulltime employees. Volunteers assisted in all areas of the Chapter, from event day labor to professional services to spreading awareness in local communities as MS Ambassadors.
"It is such a 'feel good' weekend for us. It is a pleasure and keeps us coming back each year. I have learned so much about MS from other volunteers and riders and from the MS Society - this is just a small way to help fight MS!" Joni Spidle, Logan, Utah Bike MS Volunteer 6 | Annual Report 2012
Advocating Change
Chapter advocates met with elected representatives, sent letters and attended public policy meetings. Nationally efforts resulted in $5 million in new federal funding for MS research, changes to Social Security Disability Insurance to include an aggressive form of MS, and helped bring an end to Medicare's so-called "Improvement Standard" thereby putting needed services back in the reach of people with MS. "I've enjoyed being an MS advocate because I now realize that I CAN make a difference and help educate our leaders of this disease that affects so many of us." Kelly R. King, Salt Lake City MS Advocate
In the Media
MS awareness was spread by people sharing their MS story and why they are involved with the Society. Highlights included an hour-long live broadcast of Walk MS Boise on KBOI2 (CBS) as well as additional TV, radio, newspaper and digital placements throughout the year with an estimated reach of more than 5 million people.
"When KBOI2 went live on the day of Walk MS, we reached even more people in the community. It boosted me up to know they were there and it made a difference in awareness about this disease. It finally showed that we have a large group of people dealing daily with MS and we will not be defeated by it! Linda Slupe, Boise Walk MS Participant
Driving MS Research and Improving Lives Efforts in MS research are changing what was once an untreatable disease in 1993 to one where there are now nine treatment options for the most common form of the disease. New Therapy Approved
In 2012, the FDA approved teriflunomide (AubagioŽ), the second oral therapy and ninth disease-modifying treatment for people with relapsing forms of MS. With additional promising therapies in the pipeline – more than at any other time in history – this is an encouraging time in MS research.
Investing in Research
The Society overall invested more than $44 million (nearly a10% increase from 2011) to support 350 new and ongoing research projects. Locally, the Salt Lake City diagnostic company Lineagen received $622,000 from Fast Forward L.L.C., a research entity of the Society, to study and develop a diagnostic test for biomarkers in MS to better help physicians with diagnoses.
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Healthcare Heroes
Society-funded researchers from the MS Pediatric Data Coordinating and Analysis Center at the University of Utah were recognized as "Healthcare Heroes" by Utah Business Magazine with its annual Innovation in Healthcare award. Their work analyzes data collected from the Society's 10 Pediatric Centers located throughout the country to try to unlock the mysteries of MS and its impact on children. "The work being done by Drs. Rose and Casper will change how the medical community looks at pediatric MS, an often difficult disease to diagnose and treat in adults let alone in children who are naturally going through changes as they grow and mature." Annette Royle-Mitchell Chapter President
Next Generation of MS Experts
The Chapter's first Clinical Fellow, Dr. Gael Yonnet, concluded his year at the University of Utah where, in addition to working closely with patients, he completed a groundbreaking cost analysis of symptomatic therapies that will help doctors provide more affordable choices for medications. He also furthered the discussion and education in the medical community on the use of Botox in MS for bladder issues, and promoted quality care for people with MS by presenting at more than 20 professional meetings. "This was an important phase in my medical education. I plan to utilize the tremendous knowledge I have acquired from this fellowship throughout my career and help bring quality specialized care to more people with MS." Dr. Gael Yonnet Society Fellow 2012 9
Enhancing Care for People Impacted by MS The Society offers a variety of local programs and services to help everyone affected by MS move their lives forward. Direct Financial Assistance
The cost of MS can create additional hardships. The Chapter provided assistance to 71 low to moderate-income families to help them overcome challenges presented by MS. Funds were used to help with home/auto modifications, assistive technology devices, durable medical equipment, professional counseling and emergency housing expenses (eviction notices, utility shut off).
College Scholarships
For some families impacted by MS, the possibility of sending a child to college is daunting – from added cost with an expensive disease to loss of a special caregiver. To help, $23,500 in scholarships were awarded to 11 deserving students from our chapter. "Because of my MS, my daughter had to grow up quickly starting when she was just seven years old. She has always helped me with my MS and also around the house more than any child should when young. It was an honor for her to receive the Society Scholarship." Candi Vaughn, Fruitvale, Utah Mother of Scholarship Recipient
Clinical Outreach
Improving clinical care is a priority for the Society. Chapter outreach included focusing on rural medical centers, continuing education for more than 200 healthcare professionals and working with MS clinics to implement new ways to improve quality care for people with MS.
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Innovative Programs
Multiple educational topics were covered throughout the year and presented via teleconferences, webinars and on-site programs, including the Improving Quality of Life series held at the University of Utah (Salt Lake City) and the St. Luke's Elks monthly education series (Meridian, ID). The Chapter also hosted Free from Falls, an eight-week national pilot program held at Dixie Regional Medical Center (St. George, UT) that helped people with balance issues, a common implication of MS, learn how to alleviate the risk of falling in their homes and community.
Improving Quality of Life
Working together with licensed professionals from the community, the Chapter helped individuals improve their quality of life. Efforts included helping them find ways to remain in their home and overcome challenges imposed by MS through in-home visits, modifications for safety and mobility, and help with tasks of daily living.
Wellness Programs
MS stops people from moving. Self-Improvement Grants were awarded to 35 qualified recipients for physical therapy, exercise classes, nutritional counseling and other eligible activities. In addition, the third annual MS Smart Moves, a health and wellness program was utilized by 24 clients.
Making Connections
Connecting with others who have MS fosters additional support and education to proactively manage MS. The Chapter trained 3 new leaders to start self-help groups for a total of 12 active groups in the Chapter (4 in Idaho, 8 in Utah), added a peer support volunteer, and introduced more than 150 new individuals – new to MS and/or the Society – to valuable information, programs and services provided by the Chapter and its community partners. 11
Funding the Mission We are grateful to all of our friends who support the Utah-Southern Idaho Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society through their energies, talents, and gifts. We could not continue to move forward without your participation! $100,000+ Harmons Grocery
$50,000-$99,999 Cyprus Credit Union McCarthey Family Foundation The Ray and Tye Noorda Foundation
Tuffli Family Foundation Wal-Mart Foundation/Sam's Club
$25,000-$49,999 Community Health Charities of Utah
Questar Corporation
$10,000-$24,999 Acorda Therapeutics, Inc
George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation Anonymous EMD Serono, Inc Automation Tooling Systems, Inc FedEx Bingham Cyclery Huntsman International LLC Biogen Idec KBOI2
Clear Channel Comcast Xfinity
Mountain America Federal Credit Union Orbit Irrigation Products, Inc Sorenson Legacy Foundation Greg Spencer C. Scott & Dorothy E. Watkins Foundation
Kennecott Utah Copper Charitable Foundation Phil & Sandra McCarthey
$5,000-$9,999 Associated Food Stores, Inc Bonneville Cycling Club Brennan Holdings CBH Homes Lawrence T. & Janet Dee Foundation Digital Bytes Edwards Lifescience
Larry H. Miller Dealerships Novartis Oculoplastic Surgery, Inc Peak Broadcasting Powerade
Specialized Sun Products Corporation Swire Coca- Cola, USA Teva Neuroscience, Inc Treasure Valley B.A.M.S
Pure Protein Real Salt Lake LLC
University Guest House
Kimberly Gerard
Rocky Mountain MS Clinic
Keynetics, Inc
Ann & Joe Sasich
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$2,500-$4,999 A E Centurion Bank (American Express) A E Federal Savings Bank (American Express) Advance Displays Shirley K. Angel Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Beneficial Financial Group
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Richards Brandt Miller Nelson
Harmony Home Health Service LLC Holland & Hart LLP Hunt Electric, Inc Intermountain HealthCare Kacey L. Kalian
Schreiber Foods, Inc
Bracewell & Giuliani Cache Valley Ice Jeff Cardon Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Crowell Advertising Epcon Partners, Inc
Kissler Family Foundation, Inc Mary S. McCarthey Merrick Bank Corporation Herbert I. & Elsa B. Michael Foundation James H. Mitros Winston C. Mitchell Family Foundation
Fit Stop Physical Therapy & Health Club
Katie Moeller
SelectHealth Stephen Smith Pete Taylor Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce Utah Highway Patrol vitaminwater Weber State University Western Neurological Associates, PC Wheeler Foundation Annette Wood, RN
$1,000-$2,499 AARP Eileen Abend Active Network Tom Adkins Franklin & Elizabeth F. Alex Bernie Allen Allstate Foundation Don S. Ballard Dr. J. Richard Baringer Roy M. Bartee, III BD Medical Fredrik M. Bergold Sandy Blalock Blank Family Foundation Kathy Brainerd Richard Bryant
Cache Valley Electric Co.
Henry & Leslie Eskuche Foundation Carepoint Group Purchasing, LLC William Falconer Dennis Chambers Craig Fantozzi Roderick Chavez Gordon Faulkner James P. Chiasson Charles T. Ferries Greg G. Cole Jered Fratello Barbara & Gus Colessides Fraternal Order Connie Corrado Friends of Multiple Sclerosis Society CR England General Atomics Sally P. Davis Georgia Pacific Deseret Health Group Bill Gordon Sally DeSonia Susanne Gordon DHI Computing Service Paul Gray Discover Financial Service Gullo Properties LLC Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. Richard Hadlock Employees First Credit Union
MidAmerican Energy Foundation Skinworks School of Advanced Skincare Lee Harwood Stephen P. Miles Mabelle Smith Ann L. Hawksworth Morgan Stanley c/o Mary S. Souvall Cybergrants, Inc Henningsen Cold Storage Co. Nelnet, Inc Spencer Cottle Bonnie L. Higgins Jeff Newman Pete J. Spransy Ann Hoffman Erma Nielsen Steiner Foundation, Inc Kathleen Holding Sharyl Noble Alice L. Steiner R. E. Holding Northrop Grumman Stanley O. Stensrud Horizon Milling LLC Ocef, Inc Stewart Education Foundation John Hoyne Alan Overmoe T D Williamson, Inc Iasis Healthcare Paramount Title Corporation The PI Fund Idacorp Employees Yvonne S. Pauls Betsy Thornton Don L. Ipson Andrew Peterson Susan Toronto Jerry Seiner Christopher Kia Donna Phebus Total Construction, Inc Andi Johnson Michael T. Philbrick Andrea K. Townsend Ann & Phil Johnson Richard M. Potashner Dr. Anthony Turhollow, Jr. Erik Katz Praxis Properties LLC Uintah Refrigeration & Electrical, LLC King Family Foundation Prescott Muir Architects, PC UPS Foundation, Inc Knights of Columbus Travis N. Pugh Utah Fast Pass, Inc Larry Krystkowiak Questcor Pharmaceuticals, Inc Utah Pride Center Bryan Larsen R & O Construction Varian Medical Systems Mary Kay Lazarus Raymond Construction Co. Lammert Veenstra Lighting Maintenance & Service David Reed Veritas Funding Lin Manufacturing & Design VRX, LLC Republic Bank Logan City Enviroment Dept. Katie Walton Thomas Reycraft Lois & Friends LLC Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Ridley's Lundberg & Associates Renee C. Welty Michael E. Roberts McCall Brewing Western National Trust Company Dr. John W. Rose Lyn McCarter Craig A. White Tim J. Roush Michael McHugh John A. White Rowland Hall McJunkin Red Man Roger White Schwab Charitable Fund Corporation The William Wishnick Melba McKenzie Erin Sharp Foundation Charitable Trust Karen Yates Media Ventures Group LLC Dustin Skaggs Melissa Lester Zions Management Dale J. Skinner Services Company Catherine Harris
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The 2012 Annual Report for the Utah-Southern Idaho Chapter of the National MS Society.


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The Lake Oswego Public Library has selected Rise of the Rocket Girls: The Women Who Propelled Us, from Missiles to the Moon to Mars by Nathalia Holt as the 2017 book for its award winning citywide reading program.
Rise of the Rocket Girls is the true story of the women called "computers" who launched America into space. In the 1940s and 50s, when the newly created Jet Propulsion Laboratory needed quick-thinking mathematicians to calculate velocities and plot trajectories, they didn't turn to male graduates. Rather, they recruited an elite group of young women who, with only pencil, paper, and mathematical prowess, transformed rocket design, helped bring about the first American satellites, and made the exploration of the solar system possible.
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Nathalia Holt, Ph.D. is a science writer who also wrote Cured: The People who Defeated HIV. Her work has appeared in publications including The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Atlantic, Slate, Popular Science, and Time. She has trained at the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard University, the University of Southern California, and Tulane University. She lives with her husband and their two daughters in Boston, MA. Thanks to the Friends of the Lake Oswego Library, Holt will be speaking in Lake Oswego in February.
The official kickoff of Lake Oswego Reads will be on January 9, 2017. As has been the practice for all 11 years, a free book will be distributed to Lake Oswego Public Library card holders, thanks to the Friends of the Lake Oswego Library.
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FALL OFF CLIFFThe first three months of 2013 saw wages fall 3.8%, the largest drop in 65 years.That despite an increase in worker productivity. High unemployment frees employers from fear employees will go elsewhere. The U.S. recovery has been marked by a decoupling of rising productivity from stagnant wages.
The gloomy outlook partly reflects the predominance of low-wage service jobs.44 million minimum wage. Increasing the Minimum Wage would offset downward pressure to the bottom.
The recovery has been great at the top. CEO pay is at record highs of 9.7 Million per year.
We want less spending, they are spending someone else's money, why should they care.
TAX HAVENS The Institute For Policy Studies new report on tax havens is awesome.59 companies had $544 billion in U.S. profits at he end of 2012. They are holding offshore $1700-2000 Billion in "profits" much of which was gained in U.S. Sales. All taxes paid elsewhere are deducted from U.S. Obligations.General Electric has 38B from 108B of income. Honeywell had a 43% increase to 11,6B in 2012.If they return these profits to the U.S. They would not pay $544 Billion but US Tax Rate on it.That would help but only dent the 700B Deficit . In 2010, corporations paid a 12..5% Tax Rate.The firms say if they do return it then it would be used for job creation . Dream on!http://Www.ips-dc.org/globaleconomy


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- Mohammad Ashraful 24
- TM Dilshan 2
- Anamul Haque 58
- Shakib Al Hasan 41
- KA Pollard 9
- DI Stevens 8
- JJ Cobb 3
- Mashrafe Mortaza 8
- AC Thomas 4
- Mosharraf Hossain 1*
- Taskin Ahmed 2/28
- LHD Dilhara 2/29
- Rubel Hossain 4/44
- Enamul Haque jnr 0/18
- Mahmudullah 0/22
- RS Bopara 1/28
Taskin Ahmed to Dilshan, OUT, he has bowled him, lovely delivery on a good length and coming in, Dilshan plays down the wrong line, takes the pad and hits the stumps.
TM Dilshan b Taskin Ahmed 2 (4m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Dilhara to Mohammad Ashraful, OUT, once too many, Ashraful mishits it once again high in the air to the onside and Jayasuriya takes the catch
Mohammad Ashraful c Jayasuriya b Dilhara 24 (28m 16b 2x4 1x6) SR: 150.00
Rubel Hossain to Anamul Haque, OUT, length delivery, pitching outside off, that ball shapes in and Anamul went for a drive, misses the line and ball went through his defence to knocked his stumps
Anamul Haque b Rubel Hossain 58 (54m 36b 6x4 2x6) SR: 161.11
Bopara to Pollard, OUT, back of length delivery, pitching outside off, and it's angling into him, he goes a bit back and struck on his pads onto the stumps
KA Pollard b Bopara 9 (15m 10b 1x4 0x6) SR: 90.00
Dilhara to Shakib Al Hasan, OUT, swings it in the air and he picks out the fielder at deep backward square leg and Bopara takes a good catch.
Shakib Al Hasan c Bopara b Dilhara 41 (63m 29b 2x4 2x6) SR: 141.37
Rubel Hossain to Cobb, OUT, hit in the air down to long off and Ariful takes the catch.
JJ Cobb c Ariful Haque b Rubel Hossain 3 (7m 6b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
Rubel Hossain to Stevens, OUT, another wicket! Hit down the ground to long on and Doeschate takes a good low catch.
DI Stevens c ten Doeschate b Rubel Hossain 8 (26m 13b 0x4 0x6) SR: 61.53
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Circle of Life
|"Circle of Life"
|Single by Elton John
|from the album The Lion King: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
|August 9, 1994
|CD, vinyl record (7"), audio cassette
Santa Monica, California
April 1994
BOP Recording Studios
Mmabatho, South Africa[1]
|Walt Disney, Mercury[2]
|Elton John (music)
Tim Rice (lyrics)
|Hans Zimmer
Mark Mancina
Jay Rifkin
Chris Thomas
|Elton John singles chronology
|Audio sample
|Audio sample
"Circle of Life"[note 1] is a song from Disney's 1994 animated film The Lion King. Composed by Elton John, with lyrics by Tim Rice,[4] the song was performed by Carmen Twillie (the deep female lead vocals) and Lebo M. (opening Zulu vocals) as the film's opening song.[5] In an interview, Rice said he was amazed at the speed with which John composed: "I gave him the lyrics at the beginning of the session at about two in the afternoon. By half-past three, he'd finished writing and recording a stunning demo."[6] Elton John sang a pop version of the song with the London Community Gospel Choir, which was included in the film's soundtrack and made into a music video. "Circle of Life" was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Song in 1994, along with two other songs from The Lion King: "Hakuna Matata" and "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" [7][8] which won the award.[7]
The song reached #11 in the UK and #18 in the United States and is featured frequently in attractions based on The Lion King, such as Disney theme parks and parades. Michael Crawford sang it as part of a medley for The Disney Album in 2001.
Theatrical version[edit]
Act I[edit]
In the theatrical adaption, the opening sequence is noticeably different from the opening of the film. For example, the song is sung by Rafiki instead of an off-screen female narrator.
With the sun rising over the Pride Lands, Rafiki commences the start of the production by singing the opening chant of the song and summoning the animals of the Pride Lands for the presentation of baby Simba. As the first two verses of the musical number end, a representation of Pride Rock appears on stage carrying its two reigning rulers, Sarabi cradling the small puppet representing her son in her arms with Mufasa alongside her. As the choir chants excitedly in the background, Rafiki accompanies the two monarchs to the top of Pride Rock to bless the cub before raising him high in the air, singing joyfully alongside the chorus as the gathered animals bow before their new prince.
Act II[edit]
At the end of Act II, Simba's friends and family acknowledge him as the rightful king after Scar's defeat. Rafiki crowns Simba with the mantle of kingship after his victory and Simba ascends Pride Rock. There he gives a mighty roar which echoes across the whole kingdom, and the animals come back to the Pride Lands to recognize and salute Simba as the rightful king. The musical ends as Rafiki presents Simba and Nala's newborn cub to all of the animals, followed by a blackout that finishes Act II and leads to the curtain call at the end of the performance.
The assembly of animals that appear are slightly different from the beginning of Act II. There are no wildebeests and adult elephant, only two zebras instead of three, three gazelles instead of four, and half of the bird performers instead of four. Only the baby elephant, the rhino, the giraffes, three cranes, the cheetah, and the birds appear as poles on cranes as kites.
Circle of Stars version[edit]
|"Circle of Life"
|Single by Disney Channel Circle of Stars
|from the album DisneyMania 2
|October 7, 2003
|Digital download, CD single
|Walt Disney
|Elton John (music)
Tim Rice (lyrics)
|Disney Channel Circle of Stars singles chronology
The song was re-recorded in 2003 by the Disney Channel Circle of Stars, a group of actors and actresses who have appeared in Disney Channel television series and original movies. The lineup was significantly different when their next rerecording, "A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes," was released two years later.
Other languages[edit]
Movie version[edit]
With the usual number of dubs normally released by Disney, for The Lion King, a special Zulu dub was made in South Africa. This is not just the only Zulu dub ever made by Disney, but also the only dub made in any African language, other than Arabic.[9]
In 2003, in the Arabic and Polish versions, the song was re-dubbed, while the rest of the dub remained as such.
Jocelyn B. Smith (German) received a gold record as an award for her performance.
Beside the official dubs, several local TV stations made their own dub of the movie, or re-dubbed an existing version, in local languages. Namely: Arabic, Armenian, Austrian German, Crimean Tatar, Kabardian, Nogai,[10] and Tamil.[11]
|"Circle of Life" in other languages
|Unknown '94
جالا الحديدي (Jala El-Hadidi) '03
|"دائرة الحياة" ("Dâ'iratu-l Hayât")
|"Circle of Life"
|Brazilian Portuguese
|Zezé Motta[12]
|"O Ciclo Sem Fim"
|"The Endless Circle"
|Стефка Оникян (Stefka Onikyan)
|"Свят и вечен закон" (Svyat I Vechen Zakon)
|"A Holy And Eternal Law"
|甄楚倩 ("Yan Choh-Sin"; Yolinda Yan)
|"Spinning World"
|Castilian Spanish
|Táta Vega
|"El ciclo de la vida"
|"The cycle of life"
|Jadranka Krištof
|"Život teče u krug"
|"Life goes in circles"
|Jitka Zelenková
|"Život proudív nás"
|"Life is flowing"
|Lise Dandanell
|"En verden af liv"
|"A World of Life"
|Barbara Dex[13]
|"De Levenscyclus"
|"The Circle of Life"
|Silvi Vrait
|"Life Circle"
|Anneli Saaristo
|"Elämän tie"
|"The road of Life"
|Debbie Davis[14]
|"L'histoire de la vie"
|"The story of life"
|Jocelyn B. Smith[15]
|"Der ewige kreis"
|"The endless circle"
|Βιβή Κίτσου (Vivi Kitsou)
|"Ο κύκλος ζωής" ("O kyklos zois")
|"The circle of life"
|Ruti Holtzman
|"גלגל החיים" ("Galgal Hachayim")
|"The wheel of life"
|जीवन का चक्र ("Jeevan Ka Chakra")
|"The survival of life"
|Andrea Szulák
|"Az élet az úr"
|"Life is the master"
|Berglind Björk Jónasdóttir
|"Hringras Lifsins"
|"Call Grass life"
|"Roda Kehidupan"
|"Circle of Life"
|"Il cerchio della vita"
|"The circle of life"
|宮園ゆかり (Miyazono Yukari)
|"サークル・オブ・ライフ" ("Sākuru Obu raifu")
|"Circle of Life"
|이정현 (Lee Jung-hyun)
|"자연의 섭리" ("Chayŏne sŏlli")
|"The providence of nature"
|Latin American Spanish
|Táta Vega
|"El ciclo sin fin"
|"The endless cycle"
|"Kitaran Kehidupan"
|"The cycle of life"
|Marianne Antonsen
|"Livets sirkel"
|"Circle of Life"
|Joanna Dark '94
Beata Bednarz '03
|"Krąg życia"
|"Circle of Life"
|Ana Paulino
|"O ciclo sem fim"
|"The endless circle"
|Andreea Poruțiu
|"Povestea-i a ta"
|"The story belongs to you"
|Анна Вавилова (Anna Vavilova)
|"Жизни вечный круг" ("Zhizni Vechnyj Krug")
|"Eternal circle of life"
|Александра Радовић (Aleksandra Radović)
|"Životni krug"
|"Circle of Life"
|Jana Kocianová
|"Kolobeh Života"
|"Circle of Life"
|Diana Lečnik[16]
|"Krog Živjenja"
|"Circle of Life"
|Meta Roos
|"En värld full av liv"
|"A world full of life"
|Taiwanese Mandarin
|"生生不息" ("Shēngshēng bù xī")
|สายสุนีย์ สุขกฤต (Saisunee Sukkrit)
|"วิถีแห่งชีวิต" ("Wit̄hī h̄æ̀ng chīwit")
|"Circle of Life"
|Zuhal Olcay
|"Hayatın Çarkı"
|"The Wheel of Life"
|Наталя Єфименко (Natalia Efimenko)
|"Коло життя" ("Kolo zhyttya")
|"Circle of Life"
|Mara Iouw
|"Indlela impilo"
|"Way of life"
Musical version[edit]
Like it happened with the movie, when the musical was translated into other languages, the song also was translated. The versions below are those that are available for the public through cast recordings of the respective productions. The Brazilian and Korean productions were the only non-English productions of the show that didn't have a cast recording released at the time the show played in the respective countries.
|"Circle of Life" in other languages
|Nomvula Dlamini (2004 studio recording) /
Gugwana Dlamini (2016 live recording)
|"Alles ademt en leeft"
|"Everything breathes and lives"
|Tsidii Le Loka (Broadway cast recording) /
Buyi Zama (South African cast recording)
|"Circle of Life"
|European Spanish
|Brenda Mhlongo
|"El ciclo vital"
|"The vital cycle"
|Zama Magudulela
|"Le cercle de la vie"
|"The circle of life"
|Velephi Patricia Mnisis
|"Der Ewige Kreis"
|"The endless circle"
|"ザ・サークル・オブ・ライフ" (Za sākuru Obu raifu)
|"The circle of life"
|Latin American Spanish
|Shirley Hlahatse
|"El ciclo vital"
|"The vital cycle"
In popular culture[edit]
Due to the film's impact on popular culture, the song "Circle of Life" is often referenced in other media.
The opening to The Lion King was parodied in an episode of the 1990s cartoon Animaniacs, in which the theme of "Circle Of Life" was parodied with "Surprises In Life", with vocals by Jim Cummings and Cree Summer as lead singer.
The Tenth Doctor finds himself subconsciously quoting "Circle of Life" during a confrontation with the Sycorax leader in the 2005 Christmas special of the revived Doctor Who series, "The Christmas Invasion".
In one of Disney's many self-references, "The Circle of Life" appeared as a false beginning of the film Chicken Little, when Buck was trying to open the movie.
South Park did a parody song called The Circle of Poo that shows the endless circle of food and defecation in the episode A Very Crappy Christmas.
It is currently the main theme song for Disney's Animal Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort. Disney's Epcot park currently features a cinema-type film called Circle of Life: An Environmental Fable from 1995 with Timon, Pumbaa, and Simba discussing environmental topics at the Walt Disney World Resort as well.
At the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner, President Barack Obama jokingly claimed he was going to show his long-form birth video, spoofing an earlier controversy about refusing to show his long-form birth certificate to prove he was, in fact, born in the United States. The opening chant was played from the film, and Simba was seen being lifted to the skies. This was used to poke fun at Obama's alleged Kenyan heritage.[17]
New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes started using the song as his walk-up music during the 2016 MLB season.[18]
The Japanese band Da Pump recorded a cover version of the song in 2003.
|Chart (1994-1995)
|Australia (ARIA)[19][20]
|Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[21]
|Belgium (Ultratop 50 Flanders)[22]
|Canada Adult Contemporary (RPM)[23]
|Canada Top Singles (RPM)[24]
|Germany (Official German Charts)[25]
|Ireland (IRMA)[26]
|Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)[27]
|New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[28]
|Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[29]
|Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[30]
|UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[31]
|US Adult Contemporary (Billboard)[32]
|US Billboard Hot 100[33]
|US Mainstream Top 40 (Pop Songs)[33]
|Certified units/Sales
|United States (RIAA)[34]
*sales figures based on certification alone
- ^ The Hal Leonard Corporation publishes the song by the fuller title of "Circle of Life (with Nants' Ingonyama)."[3]
- ^ Josh Wilmes, ed. (24 May 1994). "The Lion King: Film Notes". lionking.org. Retrieved 2011-07-03.
- ^ http://www.discogs.com/Elton-John-Circle-Of-Life/release/5807958
- ^ Viagas, Robert (ed.). The Playbill Broadway Yearbook: June 2008 - May 2009: Fifth Annual Edition. Hal Leonard Corporation. p.174
- ^ Rosenthal 2001, p. 379.
- ^ Rosental 2001, p. 380.
- ^ Walt Disney Company. (1998). The new illustrated treasury of Disney songs (5th ed.). Milwaukee, Wisc.: Hal Leonard. p. 19. ISBN 0-7935-9365-4.
- ^ a b Willis 2000, p. 52.
- ^ "1994 Academy Awards Nominees and Winners by Category". BoxOfficeMojo.com. Retrieved 2011-07-03.
- ^ "Zulu". Charguigou. Retrieved 2016-08-25.
- ^ Lumi Tiikeri (2015-08-16), The Lion King - Circle Of Life (Nogai), retrieved 2016-10-30
- ^ a b "TLK Soloists". Charguigou. Retrieved 2016-08-25.
- ^ "Série "MPB na ABL"apresenta espetáculo "Zezé Motta – 45 anos de carreira"" (in Portuguese). Academia Brasileira de Letras. August 9, 2012. Retrieved March 23, 2016.
- ^ 'The Lion King' Speciale Uitvoering - Discogs.com
- ^ Discogs.com
- ^ Jocelyn B. Smith's biography - Discogs.com
- ^ "TLK Soloists". Charguigou. Retrieved 2016-03-30.
- ^ "Obama lampoons Trump, releases 'birth video' at annual dinner". CNN.com. CNN. Archived from the original on 15 December 2013. Retrieved September 13, 2014.
- ^ "Yoenis Cespedes walks up to 'Circle of Life,' hits walk-off homer to a guy in a Simba costume". Major League Baseball. Retrieved 2016-09-06.
- ^ "The ARIA Australian Top 100 Singles Chart – Week Ending 12 Feb 1995". Imgur.com (original document published by ARIA). Retrieved 2016-12-13.
- ^ Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988–2010. Mt. Martha, VIC, Australia: Moonlight Publishing.
- ^ "Austriancharts.at – Elton John – Circle of Life" (in German). Ö3 Austria Top 40.
- ^ "Ultratop.be – Elton John – Circle of Life" (in Dutch). Ultratop 50.
- ^ "Adult Contemporary Tracks" (PHP). RPM. 60 (15). 31 October 1994. ISSN 0315-5994. Retrieved 12 July 2011.
- ^ "100 Hit Tracks & Where to Find Them" (PHP). RPM. 60 (16). 7 November 1994. ISSN 0315-5994. Retrieved 12 July 2011.
- ^ "Musicline.de – John, Elton Single-Chartverfolgung" (in German). Media Control Charts. PhonoNet GmbH.
- ^ "The Irish Charts – Search Results – Circle of Life". Irish Singles Chart. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^ "Nederlandse Top 40 – Elton John search results" (in Dutch) Dutch Top 40.
- ^ "Charts.org.nz – Elton John – Circle of Life". Top 40 Singles.
- ^ "Swedishcharts.com – Elton John – Circle of Life". Singles Top 100.
- ^ "Swisscharts.com – Elton John – Circle of Life". Swiss Singles Chart.
- ^ "Archive Chart: 1994-10-08" UK Singles Chart.
- ^ "Elton John – Chart history" Billboard Adult Contemporary for Elton John.
- ^ a b "Elton John: Charts & Awards – Billboard Singles". Allmusic. United States: Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 12 July 2011.
- ^ "American single certifications". Recording Industry Association of America. Retrieved March 23, 2017. If necessary, click Advanced, then click Format, then select Single, then click SEARCH
External links[edit]
- Rosenthal, Elizabeth (2001). His Song: The Musical Journey of Elton John. Billboard Books. ISBN 978-0-8230-8893-5.
- Willis, John (2000). Screen World 1995 Film Annual. Volume 46. Applause Books. ISBN 978-1-55783-233-7.


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It's St. Patrick's Day and I feel like such a loser. My wife cooked up a big pot of Corned Beef and Cabbage yesterday, but after a long day of work, I dug into it without taking any pictures. Both...Read Full Post ›
It seems that every year I make a New Year's resolution to eat better, lose weight and get healthy, and every year, by about 2 week I've given up and failed. As I was thinking about my New Year's...Read Full Post ›
In the years that I've been writing for Cheftalk.com I've written a number of articles for Thanksgiving. This year, I wanted to take things back to basics so I created The First Timer's Guide to...Read Full Post ›
It's hard to believe that October is almost here and the year is almost over. It seemed to just fly by. But, I guess that's what happens when you get older. I remember as I kid, the summers seemed...Read Full Post ›
As I pointed out at the beginning of the summer, this year Once a Chef has a sponsor; my good friends over at Cheftalk.com. I am thrilled to have them sponsoring my blog for many reasons, the...Read Full Post ›
September is a great month for foodie festivals and fairs. Not only do a number of states have their State Fairs this month, but all across the nation harvest season is in full swing which means...Read Full Post ›
Greetings from my cell phone. It's been awhile since I posted. Unfortunately, my computer took a crap and is sitting in the shop. Hopefully, I'll have it back within the week and I'll be posting...Read Full Post ›
Starting this month I am adding a new monthly feature to the blog entitled "Foodie Festivals & Fairs." I want to highlight some of the great events, found around the country, that I think would be...Read Full Post ›
This week was the Fond du Lac County Fair so on Saturday we headed over to see what the fair had to offer. Our fair may not be the biggest or the best county fair out there, but it does offer up a...Read Full Post ›
I would like to take a minute to welcome our new sponsor, www.cheftalk.com. I am excited to welcome them aboard as it was at Cheftalk where I first got my taste for writing about food. In the 12...Read Full Post ›
This past Sunday the family and I headed to the Meuer Farm, in Chilton, WI to do a bit of Strawberry picking. My wife wanted to get a bunch of freezer jam put up and I wanted strawberries to make...Read Full Post ›
If you have been reading my blog for awhile you will know that I also occasionally write for another site, Chef Talk. Not only do I help moderate the forum boards but I occasionally contribute...Read Full Post ›
I've decided that I can't wait any longer to start posting again. The new website is quite complete but it is getting there. I decided though that I just need to "bite the bullet" and start...Read Full Post ›
I'm very excited to announce that Once a Chef was featured in an article on Today.com, the website for the Today Show. A few weeks back I was approached by a writer for Today.com who was writing...Read Full Post ›
As of today, it has been exactly 9 months since I last posted. Hopefully, I have at least a few people who still subscribe to my RSS feed and receive updates via email. Unfortunately, I have been...Read Full Post ›
Just a quick post tonight and a great little recipe for your Christmas Dinner. First, I want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!! I hope your holidays are full of family, friends, fun and lots...Read Full Post ›
Tonight we picked up our last box, of the season, from our CSA. Well, technically the last regular season box was delivered a few weeks ago, but we had also opted for the late season storage share....Read Full Post ›
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching and I can't wait!! I love Thanksgiving; a day of cooking, eating, chilling in front of the TV, eating, playing board games, eating, hanging with family and/or...Read Full Post ›
Well, it's November 1st and I survived another Halloween, which is getting more difficult as my daughter gets older and becomes more of a force to reckon with when she's hopped up on massive...Read Full Post ›
It's been a long, hard couple of weeks the last few weeks. Work has been difficult as I've had supervisor out sick so I've covering her shift, along with all of my work. It finally culminated on...Read Full Post ›
It's Fall and that means that our CSA box is starting to fill with root vegetables. Onions, potatoes, celery, and beets have all made appearances in recent weeks. Hopefully they will continue to...Read Full Post ›
Well, I'm finally back up and running. What a pain that was. If you read my previous post you know that my computer got hit with a major virus that left me without a computer for the past few...Read Full Post ›
As you can tell, it has been awhile since I have posted anything on here. I apologize, but my computer got hit with a really nasty Trojan virus that my anti-virus software didn't catch....Read Full Post ›
Meet Genevieve, AKA Gigi, Munchkin, Baby Girl, Cheeks, and Bugaboo. She's my 4 (almost 5) year old daughter and she has shown up on the blog a couple of times, in pictures, usually helping Dad stir...Read Full Post ›
I first discovered Elote when I was living in Chicago. There were all these Mexican street vendors in my neighborhood pushing carts and selling, what I discovered, was corn on the cob. But this...Read Full Post ›
I've been rather lax, the last few weeks, letting you all know what kind of goodies we have been getting in our weekly CSA box. It's not because we aren't enjoying everything (although I can do...Read Full Post ›
A few weeks ago I was approached by the kind folks at Easy Canvas Prints offering me a free 8×10 canvas print, of a photo of mine, to review. Looking over their website, I was intrigued and just a...Read Full Post ›
This week I had the pleasure of meeting an awesome guy, Erik Bendl, aka. WorldGuy. On Tuesday, while driving to work, I passed a man, walking along the roadside with a giant, 6′ inflatable globe,...Read Full Post ›
The other day my wife took our daughter to see one of my wife's clients, who she had become good friends with. Her friend has a small farm and my wife took Genevieve to ride the horses. Genevieve...Read Full Post ›