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MUSIC lovers will be able to see an acoustic trio when they return to a pub in the town this month.
Bare Bones, who play a variety of classic and modern cover tracks, will be returning to The Old Ship Aground on Quay Street on Friday, March 28 from 8.30pm until 11pm.
Julian Abraham, owner of the pub, said: "We're thrilled to have Bare Bones returning to play at the pub. The trio performed for us back in January and went down really well with our customers.
"Anyone who missed them the first time around will be able to catch them during our live music night."
Andy Doran, vocalist and guitarist, said: "We can't wait to play at The Old Ship Aground again. We had a great night back in January and can't wait to do it all over again.
"We're hoping to see some new faces as well as some familiar ones during the night. It looks set to be a great event full of good music, food and drink."

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Just a few things as we get ready for the first round of the NHL draft tonight.
First, Kevin DeLury of the New York Rangers Blog dropped me this note:
"Just wanted to let you know that sales of the Derek Boogaard memorial logo t-shirt has raised $5,500 for Defending the Blue Line (Boogaard's charity).
Sales end tonight at midnight and I would love if you could maybe make a mention on your blog or thru Twitter to help get to $6,000.
Shirts can be purchased here: http://www.glassbangers.com/products/LIMITED-EDITION:-Derek-Boogaard-Memorial-Shirt.html
The Rangers & Wild have publicized the sales through Facebook and Twitter plus Steve Somers of WFAN gave it a mention during his opening monologue the other night which you can listen to here: http://www.nyrangersblog.com/2011-articles/june/rangers-support-boogaard-t-shirt-sales.html."
Second, MSG Network notifies us that it will present two Hockey Night Live specials. Here's the announcement:
Draft Special – Sunday, June 26 at 11:00 p.m. on MSG Network and MSG Plus Free Agency Special – Friday, July 1 at 10:00 p.m. on MSG Plus
New York, NY – June 24, 2011 – MSG Networks will wrap up the 2010-11 season of "Hockey Night LIVE" with two special episodes over the next week. The Draft Special will premiere on Sunday, June 23 at 11:00 p.m. on both MSG Network and MSG Plus, and the season finale Free Agency Special will be telecast on Friday, July 1 at 10:00 p.m. on MSG Plus.
Sunday's "Hockey Night LIVE" Draft Special, hosted by Al Trautwig and featuring former Devils great Ken Daneyko, former Rangers forward Dave Maloney and NHL correspondent Billy Jaffe, will examine the 2011 NHL Draft and its implications for next season. MSG contributor Steve Cangialosi will report from the draft, at the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and will interview the top picks and team executives from the Rangers, Devils, Islanders and Sabres. The episode will also include special sneak peeks into the teams' draft parties.
Next week, on Friday, July 1 at 10:00 p.m., the first day of the NHL's free agency period, the "Hockey Night LIVE" Free Agency Special will be telecast on MSG Plus. Trautwig will again host the program and will be joined by Daneyko, Jaffe and Islanders analyst Butch Goring. The panel will dissect the day's free agent activity from around the league.
For more information about "Hockey Night LIVE," including video from previous episodes, go to www.msg.com/hnl.
AFTERNOON UPDATE, 2:52 pm:
Mitch Beck at the Howlings blog just posted that the Rangers have re-signed Dale Weise. He's working on the details.


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Contenders like the Boston Bruins and maybe-contenders like the Washington Capitals and New York Rangers won't like it -- and you know the non-contenders like the Philadelphia Flyers will just hate it -- but this spring's Stanley Cup playoffs in the Eastern Conference really are all about the Pittsburgh Penguins.
How the Penguins get going and keep going, if they do, will have a far-reaching effect on every corner of the East's playoffs.
The team's top player, Sidney Crosby, has been cleared for practice and many observers just think he'll find a way to participate in Wednesday's series-opener with the New York Islanders
And that's just going to make it harder for every other playoff team to reach the final prize.
Nobody's saying the Penguins are unbeatable, but like the Chicago Blackhawks in the Western Conference, Pittsburgh's shadow is evident everywhere.
The Pens were as dominant at home (18 wins) as on the road. They had the most regulation and overtime wins in the NHL. They did not limp into the playoffs, winning eight of the last 10, even with a rash of big-name injuries.
But stats and paper claims usually have no bearing on the actual games and the next eight weeks are surely going to prove which team is most adept at surviving and winning in an intense, compressed format.
Just like the regular season.
On that note, does anyone care any longer that league commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr delayed the playoffs, which are starting three weeks later than normal?
They might even have done us all a favour, as first-round schedules reveal just what a drawn-out sham the league, in cahoots with television networks, has made the playoffs in recent seasons. Finally, thankfully, we're back to every other night, more or less, with three- and four-day breaks now rare and almost non-existent. Proving they're not needed.
Pittsburgh Penguins (1) vs.
New York Islanders (8)
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Penguins prevailed 4-1.
The East's best team is now healthy, or close to it until Crosby returns. Pity poor coach Dan Bylsma -- where to put all the pieces? Crosby has fit very well this season with Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis, leaving a real downgrade for a second line (laughter here; this trio is a No. 1 line in about 20 markets) with Evgeni Malkin, James Neal and Jarome Iginla.
Pittsburgh's biggest worries would also seem to be containable. One is that the team has lost three straight playoff series. The other is related, that goalie Marc Andre Fleury can be so off and on. But in his case, his last playoff loss might have had something to do with playing the hated Flyers, who were dreadful also-rans this season.
The "we-don't-get-no-respect" approach may only go so far for the Islanders, who are nevertheless deserving playoff entrants. They haven't been in since 2007 and haven't won a playoff series since 1993, the same spring that Teemu Selanne of the Jets was the unanimous selection as the Calder Trophy winner. Yes, that long ago.
Speed and a proficient leader, John Tavares, are the Isles' best chances to inflict damage on Pittsburgh. Tavares, no doubt, will receive attention but seems to have made another step in his career and can handle it. If New York's defence, with Manitoba product Travis Hamonic as an anchor, can have even middling success at keeping Pittsburgh's stars at bay, the Islanders can probably score enough goals.
Ed Tait picks: Penguins in six.
Gary Lawless picks: Penguins in five.
Tim Campbell picks: Penguins in five.
Montreal Canadiens (2) vs. Ottawa Senators (7)
HEAD-TO-HEAD: A perfect split; each team 2-1-1 with each side gaining a shootout decision.
The steady, balanced approach, applied with speed, has helped the Canadiens immensely as they came off the mat as the East's laughingstock franchise a year ago. The Habs had eight forwards record more than 25 points this season.
The fresh start of the playoffs will be welcomed, as Montreal was not strong in the late going at 4-6-0 in the last 10 and backing into the Northeast crown when Boston was even worse down the stretch. If Montreal's focus keeping track of Sens' defenceman Erik Karlsson is better than Ottawa's keeping track of P.K. Subban, you'd have to like Montreal a lot.
Having arrived at the playoff dance at all says plenty about the Sens' will, their style and their coaching. And now with two key players healthy and returned in Karlsson and goalie Craig Anderson, a plucky, disciplined team appears all the more prepared for some success. Their style fits the playoffs -- don't forget that Ottawa unexpectedly but proficiently exposed the heavily favoured Rangers last spring to the point where the New Yorkers eventually became unnerved. One of Ottawa's edges may well be that Anderson and rookie Robin Lehner appear to be more reliable going into this post-season, as opposed to Montreal's Carey Price, who just posted a career-low save percentage.
Ed Tait picks: Canadiens in seven.
Gary Lawless picks: Canadiens in six.
Tim Campbell picks: Senators in seven.
Washington Capitals (3) vs. New York Rangers (6)
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Rangers held the edge, 2-1-0.
Reprising last spring's second-round matchup, the Capitals will have all the motivation they need to maintain their second-half momentum. Washington was an impressive 15-2-2 but only clinched the Southeast Division crown in the second-last game, so bad was its start to the season.
Beyond red-hot Alex Ovechkin, who topped the NHL in goals (32) after deciding he could stomach the new CBA, the Caps have important weapons in reserve, including a fine season by centre Mike Ribeiro and cheeky lockout whip Troy Brouwer. Added bonuses for the Caps include deadline addition Martin Erat and actual production from former Jets winger Eric Fehr. Still, Washington will have to be extra diligent without Brooks Laich in the first round, and considering goalie Braden Holtby's tendency to give up odd goals this season.
The Rangers are unlikely to be intimidated by the Caps and their star power. not to mention that the Blueshirts did some fine playing of their own down the stretch, 10-3-1 in April to make sure they weren't usurped by the hopeful Jets. New York's deadline additions, a.k.a. Ryane Clowe and Derick Brassard, appear to have settled the team into better (coach) John Tortorella mode, assisting captain Ryan Callahan with the team's required determined style.
Reports are that defenceman Marc Staal, out since early March after talking a puck to the face, is ramping back up and might be ready and that will only help the Rangers. If New York can either stay disciplined or nullify Washington's top-shelf power play, they could find the path to the end of the playoffs somewhat more manageable than last year's, when the favourite's role was just too much to bear.
Ed Tait picks: Rangers in seven.
Gary Lawless picks: Capitals in seven.
Tim Campbell picks: Rangers in six.
Boston Bruins (4) vs. Toronto Maple Leafs (5)
HEAD-TO-HEAD: boston 3-1-0
That 2011 Cup still looms large for the Bruins, keeping expectations high. And so they should be, with much the same team. That the Bruins know the style, the intensity, the discipline it takes to reach a victorious conclusion is their big edge in this series and ought to be an asset all the way through. Few doubt Boston's team toughness, but no doubt the Leafs will question. It almost seems odd to say, but the Bruins need to beware of being dragged to a game only on that level.
The Bruins hobbled to the finish, 2-5-2 in the last nine, earning wins only over lowly Tampa Bay and Florida. But the team had three games in four nights twice in the last nine days and after Wednesday's opener with Toronto, gets a breather with the next game not until Saturday.
Can James Reimer outplay Tuukka Rask? If you don't think that's a slam-dunk for Rask, you give the Leafs a chance. Toronto has some untested playoff participants like Nazem Kadri and Reimer, and others who haven't been to the party for a long time. Tough as they are, the Leafs will need some goals to win and you'd have to believe that coach Randy Carlyle, with a Cup on his resume, will not allow his testosterone-filled team to lose sight of it.
Toronto was erratic at different times of the season -- the evidence is in the number of broken fan ankles on and off the bandwagon -- but played the right way for the playoffs plenty enough under Carlyle to push into and remain in a playoff position all season long.
Another reason you could like the Leafs: Phil Kessel finds a way to repay the team that gave up on him in 2009.
Ed Tait picks: Bruins in six.
Gary Lawless picks: Bruins in seven.
Tim Campbell picks: Bruins in five.


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The update is live now on the iTunes App Store if you're looking to dive right in but if you're interested in knowing more about what all Apple has changed, we have a nice list for you to peruse through.
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I'm in LOVE with him and I Feel Fine
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The Bible Belt has a Higher Divorce Rate than New York City
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Who'd have thought that where you live can have an impact on your marriage? The U.S Census Bureau just released their first-ever analysis on marriage and divorce. The results were, to say the least, surprising, reported the Daily News. Maybe that's why Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are getting a divorce. They have homes in Florida and California.
"The reason is that young adults in the South and West tend to have less education and marry earlier, both of which lead to a higher risk of divorce," said Andrew Cherlin, a sociology professor at Johns Hopkins University.
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The study was compiled from 2009 figures. Two years ago, New York had 23,698 divorces. The South had the highest rate of divorce. We're talking 10.2 per 1,000 for men and 11.1 per 1,000 for woman. The states that had the highest divorce rates were Alaska, Oregon, Montana, Texas and Arizona, along with most of the southern states. It was also high in Vermont. Maybe it's the cold?
The lowest divorce rates for women were New York and most of the northeast states. Other states with low divorce rates for women were Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and South Carolina.
Other interesting tidbits in the study include the fact that people are waiting longer to get married, and they're older, too. Only 52 percent of people got married in 2009. In 2000, 57 percent got married. The average age for a guy getting married in 2009 was 28 and for women, it was 26. Back in 1970, most men were married by age 22 and women by the time they were 20!
Utah, Wyoming and Arkansas had the highest marriage rates. Hawaii has the most widows. The state that has the most widowers? Delaware and Wyoming.
We've decided not to visit those two states.
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New York -- A report released Thursday by the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries and the International Council of Shopping Centers said that the U.S. shopping center industry's net operating income for the fourth quarter continued to show a strong gain nationally, rising 4.3% year-over-year.
Total operating income of all U.S. shopping centers on a square foot basis rose 3.6% over the year-ago period.
For all of 2012, the U.S. shopping-center industry posted a 3.6% rise in NOI.
"Retail was the best performing property type in the NCREIF index for the fourth quarter, and the year," said Jeffrey R. Havsy, director of research, NCREIF. "The strong returns were driven by improved fundamentals."
By region, shopping centers in the eastern U.S. outperformed the others, with an 8.6% year-over-year gain, followed by the west, up 4.4%, and the south up a moderate 1.7%, while centers in the Midwest saw a 1.8% decline during the period.


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THE coastal road at Ulverston which collapsed during the bad weather has now re-opened to motorists.
The A5087, which runs between Ulverston and Barrow, was re-opened last night after several days of being shut in both directions between Lund Road and Leece Lane.
It was closed because of subsidence caused by a tidal surge on Friday.
"We're still assessing the cost of the damage," said a spokesman for Cumbria County Council, which is responsible for the road.
"But the road is now open."
The busy road was shut to all traffic and motorists were diverted via the A590.
However, work is still ongoing on the footpath behind the sea wall.
"We're repairing the footway and this will take at least until the end of this week," added the spokesman.
Flood warnings and alerts for the coastline have now been removed by the Environment Agency, although some remain in place for Cumbria's rivers and lakes.
"Due to continued rainfall river and lake levels remain high," said an agency spokesman.
"Further rainfall is forecast for this evening and overnight which may cause levels to rise again.
"We are continuing to monitor the situation."
High tides and strong winds combined over the last week to cause havoc across the county, with roads and businesses in Sandside, Arnside and Ulverston badly affected.
Owners of the Ship Inn at Sandside are now counting the cost of the deluge, but say closing for two days to clean up after the flooding will have cost them 'thousands'.
Rail services were also disrupted when Kirkby-in-Furness train station become submerged.
However the extreme weather seems to have receded and the coming days are expected to be cloudy with only patches of rain.
Wind speeds will not rise above 15mph, says the Met Office.
Flood warnings in our region
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i'll be getting a 6 month old sun conure tomorrow and i have some questions.
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UB is an incubator for teaching and learning in sustainability. Whether it's a course in glacial geology or philosophy and the environment, learning opportunities in sustainability can be found in just about every school and program at UB.
What does sustainability mean to you?
Sustainability to me means living in a way that lessens our impact on the planet and not depleting our resources to the point of making life harder for future generations.
What are you doing to help UB become more sustainable?
My contribution for helping UB be more sustainable is using less plastic and buying more locally, recycling more and informing friends about what can be recycled.
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I am part of an environmental organization on campus which works towards informing people about sustainable living and how the way we are living now is negatively impacting the environment.
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Egypt and Turkey have the same basic political problem. Democracy can work despite huge ideological differences, but only if everybody is willing to be very tolerant of other people's ideas and values.
Three weeks ago the streets of Turkish cities were full of protesters demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who won his third straight election in 2011. Why? Because, they say, he is shoving conservative Islamic values down their throats.
The Turkish protests have now died down, but this week the streets of Egyptian cities have been full of protesters demanding exactly the same thing for exactly the same reason. The Egyptian army has now intervened to remove the Islamist president, Mohammed Morsi, and the very survival of the new Egyptian democracy is in doubt.
Neither Erdogan nor Morsi could have come to power in a country that wasn't fully democratic. Turkey has been a partly democratic country for 60 years, but if a politician with a religious agenda won, the army would remove him. It even hanged one prime minister in 1960.
In Egypt, three generals had ruled the country in unbroken succession since the mid-1950s. Latterly they allowed "elections", but their party always won, and the main religious party, the Muslim Brotherhood, was always banned.
The Turkish and Egyptian generals were mostly devout Muslims themselves, but they were willing to kill to keep religion out of politics. Islamic parties were a vehicle for traditional and anti-modern values, and the generals' goal was to modernize their countries so they would be strong enough to stand up to the West.
In both countries, the generals' modernizing agendas had considerable success. Turkey is now a powerful middle-income nation, and at least half of its 75 million people are secular and "modern" in their political values. So they wanted the military out of politics, and finally the army withdrew -- only to see the new Justice and Development (AK) Party, a "moderate" Islamist party led by Erdogan, win the 2003 election.
The Turkish generals let the AK rule because it didn't try to impose its own religious values on the whole population. It refrained because even in its best result, in 2010, the AK only won 50.3 percent of the vote -- and some of that support came from secular voters who saw it as the best hope for permanently excluding the army from politics.
Egypt is a much poorer, less educated country than Turkey, but at least a third of the 85 million Egyptians would also qualify as "modern" people with secular values. They were the ones who made the revolution happen in 2010 -- but in the new democracy's first free presidential election last year the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, Mohammed Morsi, won 51.7 percent of the vote.
The Muslim Brotherhood promptly started writing its conservative religious values into the new constitution. More recently, Erdogan's AK Party in Turkey passed some laws that imposed its religious values too.
It wasn't a wholesale assault on the secular society -- in Turkey they just placed some restrictions on the sale of alcohol -- but in both countries it greatly alarmed the secular part of the population. So it took only the slightest pretext -- a demonstration over the destruction of a park in Istanbul, the first anniversary of Morsi's election in Egypt -- to bring huge crowds of protesters out on the street in every city.
At that point, both Islamist leaders stopped pretending that they governed in the name of the entire nation.
The Islamists are to blame for this crisis in both countries, because their political program does ultimately involve shoving their values down everybody else's throats. But the secular parties are also to blame, because it is their inability to unite behind a single candidate and program that has let the Islamists win power in both Turkey and Egypt.
It is hard for democracy to survive in a country where large parts of the population hold radically different ideas about the purposes of the state and the rights of its citizens. Urbanization will ultimately resolve this conflict, for in one more generation most of the recent immigrants to the fast-growing cities will have adopted secular values. But in the meantime, Egypt will have a very rough ride. Maybe Turkey, too.
Gwynne Dyer is an independent journalist whose articles are published in 45 countries.


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MALUALKON, South Sudan (Reuters) - The world's newest nation relies on oil to finance 98 percent of its budget. So when the government decided to shut off crude production in January after a dispute with a neighbor, South Sudan's foreign donors and aid groups were shocked.
How will the country survive, they wondered?
By leaning even more heavily on donors and aid groups, an examination of the country's safety net shows.
As in many developing nations, international aid is both an invaluable help to South Sudan and a crutch that sometimes enables it to avoid reality. Development experts have grown more sophisticated in recent decades about how they deliver aid. But in fragile states such as South Sudan, getting the balance right between helping a country and helping that country help itself remains incredibly difficult.
On paper, South Sudanese are actually better off than their neighbors. When the oil was flowing, the government estimated per capita GDP at more than $1,500, double that in Kenya and triple that in Uganda. The government's annual budget in 2011 was $2.3 billion.
But decades of war and neglect have left South Sudan dirt poor. That's why foreign governments and other donors gave just under $1 billion or so in aid in 2010, the latest available figures. None of that money went directly to South Sudan's government. But it funded everything from security training to food, drugs, textbooks and a host of other services. Around four-fifths of all health care is provided by outside groups.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir has spoken a number of times of his country's reliance on aid. "We still depend on others. Our liberty today is incomplete," he said at an independence day speech yesterday. "We must be more than liberated. We have to be independent economically."
In a series of stories that chronicle South Sudan's first year of independence, Reuters is examining the country's chances of success. Getting the aid calculus right is one of the biggest challenges.
As it celebrates its birth, South Sudan faces an economic crisis. Without oil, the country is quickly running out of money. Ministries that should be taking on more and more responsibility for running things are instead cutting their budgets. The World Bank has warned of the "real possibility" of "state collapse."
Many donors are furious with the oil shutdown and say they won't pony up more money. But even before the government's decision, a series of emergencies - ethnic violence, food shortages, an unexpected influx of refugees - had pushed donors to shift money earmarked for long-term development plans back into things like food aid and emergency shelter.
Last week the United Nations increased the amount of funding it thinks South Sudan will need in 2012 from $763 million to $1.15 billion. That money will assist the country through a lean period, but has delayed efforts to help the government help itself.
Hilde Johnson, the U.N. Secretary General's Special Representative for South Sudan, said the government is still weak and struggling to take on more. The broad effort by the U.N. and aid groups to transfer responsibilities to the state "is just not happening," she said. "This is one of the things that the aid community is struggling with."
Nowhere is South Sudan's dependence on the outside world more clear than in its health system.
One Sunday afternoon early last month, a white Toyota Land Cruiser pulled into the compound of a health-care center in the state of Northern Bahr el Ghazal, near the border with Sudan. In the back of the vehicle, a mother hugged her week-old baby, who had a suspected case of neo-natal tetanus.
James Majuong Macar, the clinical officer at the center, helped load two more patients into the makeshift ambulance: a 12-year-old boy with a fractured leg that had ballooned alarmingly, and a three-month-old girl whom Macar thought probably had meningitis.
A storm was moving in. Wind whipped through a huge fig tree and a bicycle fell to the ground with a rattle. The Land Cruiser turned out of the gate to make the hour-long drive through the rain south to Aweil, the state capital.
The people of South Sudan face cholera, measles, meningitis, polio, river blindness, sleeping sickness, yellow fever and whooping cough. Malaria accounts for a quarter of all hospital visits. South Sudan has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. Around one in six children die within their first year.
And there are just 120 doctors and 100 nurses in a country of 8 million.
"The health system as it is now, is extraordinarily dependent on non-governmental actors," said Susan Purdin, the head of U.S.-based aid group International Rescue Committee in South Sudan. "Many years and much money, used prudently, will be needed to transition from what it is to what is envisioned."
The Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning calculates that the country received almost $179 million in aid for health in 2010, the second-biggest amount after funding for social and humanitarian affairs, which includes things like food aid and emergency medicines.
South Sudan depended on aid long before it became a country.
During the south's decades-long civil war with Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, aid groups and donors kept health clinics running and built a massive hospital over the border in Kenya to treat South Sudanese who were ill or wounded by the fighting. The United Nations and aid groups helped feed people when the crops failed, and kept schools open. But aid certainly did not reach everyone.
In the lead-up to independence and in the 12 months since, many more aid groups have arrived. Donors have spent billions to build roads and bore wells, ferret out mines laid during the civil war, print textbooks, train women to farm, audit state finances and help the government write laws. They have hung more than 1 million bed nets to protect children from malarial mosquitoes and supplied sewage trucks to the prison headquarters.
In short, they have begun the effort to move from delivering emergency aid to longer-term development. But the emergencies and the oil shutdown have started to send that progress into reverse - stoking tension between the new government and some donors.
The country exports its crude through a pipeline that crosses Sudan. Juba believes the government in Khartoum stole 1.7 million barrels of oil from the pipe. Khartoum said it confiscated what it was owed in pipeline transit fees. When the two sides could not reach a settlement, South Sudan decided it would rather go without oil revenue than allow its enemy to have any.
In defending their decision to cut off the oil, South Sudanese officials have told western diplomats that "the independence, honor and integrity of South Sudan is more important than material things," according to one European diplomat.
But the economic implications are dire. A World Bank memo on the country's outlook paints a dramatic picture. The memo, written in March and leaked to a local newspaper in May, said that the oil shutoff threatened the state's survival.
"The World Bank has never seen a situation as dramatic as the one faced by South Sudan," it read. "The shutdown will lead to a rapid reversal in key development gains." The Bank forecast that the number of people living in poverty will likely jump from 51 percent to 83 percent by 2013, that the mortality rate for children under 5 will double, and that the percentage of children attending primary school will drop to 20 percent from 50 percent today.
"Donors have been asked to help cover the gap by supporting basic services," the report said. "They are increasingly unwilling to do this or support any other aspect of the government's aid strategy."
The World Bank issued a statement after the document was published. It said it had "recently provided an assessment of the economic situation as requested by the Government of South Sudan" but that press coverage had misrepresented "the nature and content of the dialogue" between the Bank and the government and donors.
The South Sudanese have expressed their own frustration. When U.N. Secretary General Ban-Ki Moon urged Juba to withdraw its troops from a disputed area of the border with Sudan in April, President Kiir told South Sudan's parliament that he had told Ban: "I'm not under your command."
A United Nations spokesman said Ban had contacted both South Sudan's president and Sudan's U.N. ambassador and told them "peace and dialogue is the only option."
Kevin J. Mullally, country director of the United States Agency for International Development, by far the single biggest donor, said Juba's oil decision means at least some long-term development plans will have to be put on hold. "We're a planning agency trying to divine the future," he lamented.
One thing he can plan on is the health system relying on foreign aid for years to come.
The Malualkon primary health care center, where the Land Cruiser picked up its patients, is officially a government facility. But it is supported by the International Rescue Committee, which has worked in southern Sudan for more than 20 years and has projects in health, education and other areas.
The IRC pays Macar's wages and those of other health workers, both in Malualkon and across the country. The agency has trained women to become birth attendants and taught people in remote villages how to dispense drugs to treat illnesses such as malaria and diarrhea.
The IRC also runs the ambulance that collects sick people from their villages and ferries them to the health center or to Aweil, home to the only hospital in Northern Bahr el Ghazal.
The hospital itself is divided between government-run wards (outpatient, male inpatient) and those run by the international aid group Doctors Without Borders (pediatric, maternity). The U.N. and an alphabet soup of non-governmental groups, including the IRC, also offer support.
Dr. Garang Thomas Dhel, the 38-year-old director of the hospital, is frank about the limits of the care the state can provide. Dhel has only 158 employees, compared to more than 250 who work in the wards run by Doctors Without Borders.
Since secession, hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese have returned home from Khartoum. As a result, the number of patients the hospital treats every month has tripled to around 6,000.
"The staff are not enough, and even the available staff are not that well trained," Dhel said.
Bringing in more doctors and nurses is out of the question. The Ministry of Health has imposed a hiring freeze. Even before the oil money stopped flowing, the hospital essentially ran without an operating budget. A few months ago it imposed a fee of two pounds ($0.50) when a patient needed a laboratory test to help it with running costs.
Things have improved since the end of the war, Dhel said, but he hated to think how the hospital would run in the absence of Doctors Without Borders.
"If they terminate their mission it would be a catastrophe," he said.
Dhel's biggest complaint - one repeated by almost everyone involved in health care - is the erratic supply of drugs and other supplies.
The drug-distribution system was set up about 6 years ago. A group of big donors - including Canada, the European Union, Germany, Italy and Britain - pooled most of their aid. They asked the World Bank to administer a fund and work with South Sudan's government to construct roads and bridges, improve education and health care, and build up Juba's ability to run things.
Among the fund's tasks is financing drug purchases. The World Bank helped the government procure medicines on the global market; Juba then hired a private contractor to distribute the drugs around the country. Hospitals and health centers were meant to receive new supplies four times a year.
But South Sudanese doctors and aid groups say deliveries have often taken much longer. When a shipment does turn up at his hospital, Dhel said, it is often not the life-saving anti-malarials, antibiotics and intravenous equipment he needs, but boxes of basic pain killers.
"It is a very big supply of nothing," he said.
The South Sudanese and the World Bank disagree over the cause of these failings.
One of the problems, South Sudanese doctors and some aid workers say, is that the system was set up using a "push model": The central government decides what drugs and supplies to send out, without giving individual hospitals a say in what they need.
South Sudan's deputy health minister, Dr. Yatta Lori Lugor, said the system doesn't work, and the World Bank should take responsibility for that.
"It was not the Ministry of Health that decided, it was the World Bank," he said, sitting at his desk in the modest, two-story Ministry of Health building. "It was a mistake."
But Bella Bird, the South Sudan country director at the World Bank, said the decision to use the system was taken by a committee that included the donors and the government of South Sudan.
"We knew it wasn't a long term solution," she said. "There are real teething problems getting things going in a country which pretty much had nothing. It can take years. And we have to chip away at it slowly."
A U.N. official in Juba said the system was deliberately kept simple because the government lacked the capacity to handle anything more complicated.
Transport problems, bureaucratic bungling and civil unrest in some regions mean drug shipments are regularly held up for weeks, often sitting in shipping containers in the scorching sun. The official said the state of Jonglei had been waiting since June last year for a new shipment. Aid groups have had to step in and supply emergency drugs in some states, in one case to halt a surge in malaria deaths.
The drug-procurement contracts ended in June. Deputy Health Minister Lugor said the ministry wants to replace it with something that worked.
"We understand South Sudan better," he said. Foreign aid groups and international organizations sometimes arrive with "assumptions that are maybe not right. Maybe they think they know better."
But asked whether the country needed their aid, he looked stunned.
"Wow!" he said. "Of course… Until that time when we can run things ourselves, we need them."
Wasn't there a danger that too much aid would make South Sudan dependent?
"Dependency is when you don't want to do something," Lugor said. South Sudan may be struggling to train its own civil servants and take on responsibilities, but it wants to run its own affairs eventually, he said.
"There is no dependency here."
(Edited by Michael Williams)
This is the second article in a series, "Birthing a Nation - South Sudan's first year"


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Hey that brings up an interesting point. I was trying to find a place closer to the MicroHell Motel for the post race beer fest and dinner. I had two candidates in mind. The old Jonathan's on Hwy 70, now called AJ's Ale House, near the defunct Bellevue Mall was one choice and Brewhouse West was the other one. Brewhouse West would be a lot of fun but is probably too small (and too smoky) for our group. Has great outdoor seating, but it is a little too cool for outdoor seating. AJ's is not open until 4 pm on weekdays, so I didn't get a chance to go in and check it our or talk to anyone.
So unless anyone wants to come up with another great idea, we can certainly do Mafiaoza's again. I'll be happy to go by there and get them to reserve some space for us.
That's funny..(not ha ha) because we were JUST saying the other day that the post party should be at AJ's since it's stumbling distance to hotels.
I've been there a few times and liked it...Loads of beers on tap, decent bar foods, pizza, big smoke-free bar.
When it was Jonathan's they used to have 2 for 1 beers on Sundays, but not sure now. Sometimes it gets a little crowded in the bar for football, but the Titans will have already lost by 6:00.
mta: Just checked...2 for 1 all day every day. Wheee!
I was juuuuust about to post that I liked AJs when I was there, but it was quite crowded for football (that night it was Texas Tech v Oklahoma during a year when both teams were supposedly good, but my team got unmasked. And snuggied.).
The late game is Giants v Eagles... dunno how into it the local folks will be. If'n you guys lose to the Redskins, eeek.
Anyway, I do like that AJs is closer. Last year, I would have gotten lost trying to come back from Mafioso's/Mafiaozas if not for someone else's keen navigation skills. Which is fun because I was the one who was stone cold sober.
There is also a tremendously better chance that I will finally make it to the post party if it's at AJ's since it's 2 miles from my house.
Though this may not be a positive argument for it.


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Ryan Getzlaf was scratched from the lineup Wednesday night with an ankle injury.
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Drury Lane, London.
As there are lots of stairs, the tour is not recommended for the infirm and ladies are advised to wear flat shoes. THROUGH THE STAGE DOOR is a unique opportunity to go behind the scenes of one of the most famous theatres in the World. The tour transports visitors back in time to feel the mystical and historic atmosphere of London's oldest and most fascinating theatre. Since its construction in 1663, this theatre has triumphed over tragedy, fire, bankruptcy and even murder... The tour draws on the experience of professional actors, who conduct the tour and perform some of the most intriguing episodes in the theatres 338 year history. Their repertoire includes characters such as Hamlet and Ophelia, Nell Gwynne, former theatre managers (Garrick, Sheridan and Kean), playwrights and back stage staff. The tour also explores the theatre's Royal retiring rooms, front of house areas, intriguing backstage and the rarely seen, innovative hydraulic understage machinery. This is a magical theatrical experience, unlike any theatre tour before. Please assemble in the Box Office area ten minutes before the tour commences. Due to rehearsals some areas may occasionally be closed.


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The Georgia Straight's 2013 sex survey: The lust and thrust report
Our seventh annual sex survey reveals that not everyone uses a toothbrush to clean their teeth
We've all had embarrassing moments in the bedroom. But it's rare that people will fess up to them publicly—unless they have anonymity, a keyboard, and a list of 80 questions on Straight.com. Then the floodgates will open, as demonstrated in the eighth annual Georgia Straight sex survey.
When asked for the best "walk of shame" story, a Vancouver man revealed that after he was caught having sex in a hotel hot tub, a security guard escorted him back to his room in the nude. Then there was the Okanagan-area guy who recalled waking up in a woman's bed after a one-night stand. That's when he noticed her eight- or nine-year-old daughter "staring at us and disgustedly saying to her mom 'Not again!' "
A Surrey resident admitted that while returning items to a girlfriend after a breakup, he accidentally handed over earrings belonging to the new woman in his life. A Vancouver man described how he asked a woman "to write down her contact information the next morning so I could find out her name".
Meanwhile, a Vancouver woman confessed to riding the bus home in sexy lingerie "after a particularly debauched night at Sin City". Another Vancouver woman asked a male friend to retrieve the video from a guy's place where she was filmed having sex. A third Vancouver woman stated that she had sex with four different guys on four dates over the course of one day and evening—and none of them knew about the others. "But not much shame in that, really," she added.
Then there were revelations about the craziest places people had had sexual liaisons. The list included Home Depot, the Burrard Bridge, Station Square Pub, on a False Creek ferry, outside the downtown Vancouver courthouse, and in a portable toilet in a Burnaby park.
Some of the oddest comments came in response to the question, "Other than body parts and sex toys, what else have you put up your ass?"
A woman who lives in the Burnaby–New Westminster area said she had inserted a crayon. Another in the Tri-Cities reported shoving a flashlight and a razor handle into her butt. A third in Vancouver mentioned "a garden gnome's nose (it was long)".
Several men admitted to pushing fruits and vegetables into their rectums, including four mentions of carrots. And the guy who chose an organic zucchini let us know that he covered it with a condom.
Another guy said he inserted a vibrating toothbrush, emphasizing that it was "immediately disposed of afterward". Computer joysticks, a hammer, a broomstick, and the leg of a chair were also on the list.
Perhaps the smartest comment of all came from a woman whose sister is a paramedic. "The things that people stick up their asses is scary!" she declared. "If it breaks easily, don't insert!!" Good advice.
Our survey also revealed which actors, musicians, and politicians our readers want to take to bed. Last year, Johnny Depp was dethroned after six straight years as the most fuckable male actor in the eyes of female respondents. This year, he didn't even crack the top-three male thespians, a sure sign that he's past his best-before date.
However, Tom Cruise maintained his place at the top of the list of actors people never want to have sex with. Maypo, as Cruise was called in high school, should take this as a compliment. It means people still care enough to hate him.
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Feb 7, 2013 at 10:46am
OK. So I'm a mostly hetero guy. But why does the cover always have to present a hetero couple as the default couple? Time for two lusty dykes on the cover! Or a 3ouple! Enough already with the heteronormativity!
Feb 7, 2013 at 10:50am
Grammar problem: "back to his room in the nude" is a misplaced modifier. Was the security guard nude or was it the dude? Now a nude security guard--that could be really hot or really gross--a nude dude, well that's pretty vanilla. I can see that off certain trails in Stanley Park any lovely summer day.
Feb 7, 2013 at 2:50pm
Johnny Depp is still the most fuckable male actor for me,he is delicious 4ever!
Feb 7, 2013 at 7:55pm
Completely worthless survey. Leftist Georgia Straight readers are in no way representative of the general population.
what sex survey?
Feb 7, 2013 at 7:59pm
what sex survey?
Daneil Williamson
Feb 9, 2013 at 8:45pm
As House always said "People lie all the time."
I and a lovely lady once did it in a swimming pool and a woman who watched reported it to a female lifeguard. That lifeguard was always very friendly with me thereafter. Strange as it may seem I was too shy to ever make a move on her even though I found her very attractive.
Kitti Mahg
Feb 22, 2013 at 6:11am
I agree with the hetero-normative comment. BORING!
Though sex always sells, there never seems to be anything interesting printed anymore about it. Can't tell if I've been desensitized by the internet, or if nobody has any imagination anymore.
Yeah yeah....Another young hetero couple fucking in a parking lot *yawn*


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A SCUBA diver from Bishop's Hull donned his wetsuit and flippers over the weekend to show the extent of the flooding problems on the Somerset Levels.
Dave, 49, is part of Street Sub Aqua Club and took his diving gear to Burrowbridge where some of the fields are up to five feet underwater.
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Benefactor Donates Complete Menaion to Seminary Chapel
02 March 2012 • On-campus Event
An anonymous benefactor has donated a complete English-language Menaion to the seminary for use in the seminary chapel. Up until this point, the seminary choirs and readers have shared copies of the Menaion from the library with other students who also need the Menaion for various class assignments. The twelve-volume set of variable texts used in the services was published by the Holy Transfiguration Monastery in Brookline, Massachusetts, and costs around $1,200. The Menaion is a welcome addition to the collection of texts, music, and service books used in our Three Hierarchs' Chapel.
Priest Alexander Rentel, seminary ecclesiarch, points out that this gift serves to further the pan-Orthodox mission of the seminary. "While we've long had our own internal music files that we've worked on and developed over the years," he said, "the Menaion published by Holy Transfiguration Monastery has been prepared especially for Byzantine chant choirs. Our Byzantine Choir will make great use of these volumes."
The St. Vladimir's Seminary Byzantine Choir is made of seminarians, primarily from the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese, but includes students from other jurisdictions who are interested in the tradition of Byzantine chant. Typically, the choir sings the responses to the services on a regular basis, alternating with the regular seminary choir. In the past, the Byzantine Choir was overseen by Priest Elias Bitar, longtime and much loved instructor of Byzantine chant, and directed in the chapel by different seminarians. This year it is under the capable oversight of seminarians Ashley Lear and Scott Miller, who do a great job setting the music, rehearsing the music, and directing the choir.
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People are crazy about these cashews coated in toffee and three kinds of chocolate. They make gift-giving sweet and simple for me!—Virginia Sauer, Wantagh, NY
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- 16 ounces white baking chocolate, chopped
- 7 ounces milk chocolate, chopped
- 7 ounces bittersweet chocolate, chopped
- 4 cups salted cashews
- 3/4 cup milk chocolate English toffee bits
- In a large heavy saucepan over low heat, cook and stir the chocolates until melted. Remove from heat; stir in cashews and toffee bits. Drop by tablespoonfuls onto waxed paper. Refrigerate 10-15 minutes or until set. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 3 pounds.
Originally published as Chocolate Cashew Clusters in Country Woman December/January 2010, p40
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There aren't many that have agreed with the dismissal of wrestling from the Summer Olympics, and while many have voiced their displeasure, nobody has taken a drastic action. That was until legendary Bulgarian wrestler Valentin Yordanov decided to return his gold medal for the Olympic Games in Atlanta. The Bulgarian Olympic hero is currently the president of the Bulgarian wrestling federation, and is a 10-time World Champion as well as the gold medal winner from the 96 Games. He is completely dismayed by IOC's decision to eliminate wrestling with the possibility of being replaced by a non-traditional Olympic event. Here is what he wrote in a letter to the president of IOC: "As a sign of protest I am returning my gold medal, won at the Olympic Games in Atlanta in 1996, to the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee in Lausanne," Yordanov went on to say the following "With this act I express my solidarity with the millions of athletes and fans of our sport who are condemning the recommendation of the IOC. Our sport is an integral part of the Olympic movement and one of the foundations of both the ancient and modern Olympics." Bulgaria has a lot [...]
Let's just replace wrestling with cup stacking.That way solo can be the official cup of the Olympics.
...and let's not forget dog dancing or poker, both of which have been tossed around as possible sports. I think I'll pass on the Olympics from now on.
When I first read about this I figured the IOC had joined with WA & CO and started to smoke legalized weed. Wrestling has BIBLICAL origins. WTF is going on?
It is unbelievable they would do this.The politics will ruin the games forever.They need to show more wrestling and add weight classes instead of reducing weight classes and showing a tape delayed match at 11:45pm on a Thursday night. USA wrestlers are in Iran right now competeing,the sports the best representation of the Olympic spirit.
wrestling is the most traditional sport in the olympics..they talk of money? its the cheapest sport in the world. A 10 dollar singlet and a mat you put down on the floor? no special equipment..it is impossible to loose money in wrestling but oh let get rid of it and keep ping pong? come on.. olympics is supposed to be about sport and brotherhood.. wrestlers are by far some of the fittest in the world and talk about brotherhood.they beat each other up then shake hands. keep it and get rid of some other lame excuse for a sport..
I am barking out about this ridiculous scandal they are attempting to do, take away WRESTLING ? WHAT ? PLEASE GIVE ME A BREAK.How do you think the OLYMPICS started & what was there biggest event from the beginning?WRESTLING THAT'S RIGHT. THIS IS PREPOSTEROUS HOW CAN YOU EVEN THINK OF SUCH AN ABSURD ACT? WAKE UP WRESTLING GOES BACK TO THE ROMAN GLADIATORS & YOU JUST WANT TO END IT> THINK REALLY HARD BEFORE MAKING THIS WRONG DECISION>
canceling wrestling from the Olympics is by far the #1 Dumb Ass thing I have heard of.... wake up you idiots and listen to the people....
I am a state champion, my father was as well. My son is expecting his first and my cousins all have titles and so on. Since I can remember, wrestling has been everywhere. Its the oldest form of hand to hand combat dating back in writing to the Trojans and Greeks ( who btw invented the Olympics)
Even today do you think we would have UFC without wrestling? Wait thats called boxing. I only watch the Olympics because of wrestling.
If the IOC is worried about money from sponsorships, I understand todays economy and mans greed. However, it takes viewers to make money right? If wrestling is removed I will never watch the Olympics again, and I will discourage anyone else from doing the same. I know at least a thousand wrestlers out there and thier families and so on. I will boycott the event. And i will use social media to do the same.
Its just ridiculous to think that you could remove the foundation and core of how the Olympics were created.
I cant believe how angry and offended I am.
Wrestlers are a deep brotherhood and are in evey school in America.
How is a young athlete going to fall in love with the sport now?
Bad idea this is. Watch out weight lifting will be next, to be replaced with beer pong.
Have a good day.
I wonder if it's their way of starting the ball rolling for not including MMA in the olympics.
Terrific, we have now gotten rid of a classic Olympic sport and will probably replace it with tiddly winks to appease the fat and flabby of the world. Frankly, I would like to see more of the so called minor sports in the Olympics and less of gymnastics which seems to have 47 different ways of doing the same thing over and over and over again. And after we have seen the 47 versions we then get to see them do the same thing while running around with ribbons. Geez!
Time to drop the Olympics. Best solution when an organization get too big and powerful that it begins to corrupt its foundation principals. Read: The lords of the rings: Power, money, and drugs in the modern Olympics by Vyv Simons for a small glimps of the corruption from the top of the IOC. I would look at revisement of all the sports through thier own governing body. Look at a new competitive time table for a presentation schedule(not 4 years). Then take them all and set up a new presentation format that is being headed by a different organizational philosophical structure. That would give each sport a chance to showcase thier athletes and competition and what it takes to be the best of each particular sport. Then take the package that would arrange all the events over a year and drop the Olympic (IOC) organization. By looking at all the events and what they provide to athletic competition and how different sports can logistically compliment each other. Reduce the high expense of the host cities and take more events to more people. For the IOC it is only about the $$$$ for 99% of the athletes it about the sport, overcoming the obstacles of thier sport and achieving the the best they can be, with the hopeful out come of being Champion that day.
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