text: Middle EastLive blog 28/1 - Egypt protests From our headquarters in Doha, we'll keep you updated on Egypt's anti-government protests, with reporting from Al Jazee 03 Feb 2011 10:59 GMT | Middle East [ibimage==4690==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null]From our headquarters in Doha, we keep you updated on all things Egypt, with reporting from Al Jazeera staff in Cairo, Alexandria, and Suez.  Live Blog: Jan28 - Jan29 - Jan30 - Jan31 - Feb1 - Feb2 - Feb3The Battle for Egypt - AJE Live Stream - Timeline - Photo Gallery - AJE Tweets - AJE Audio Blogs (All times are local in Egypt, GMT 2)6:48 am Japan upgraded its security warning for Egypt on Saturday, advising travellers to Egypt to postpone journeys. 6:38 am Internet and mobile phone networks are still down in Egypt. 6:30 am The headquarters of the ruling National Democratic Party in Cairo are still on fire. 6:04 am Al Jazeera's Jane Dutton, reporting from Cairo, says the National Museum in the capital has not been damaged by the fire that destroyed the neighboring office of the National Democratic Party last night.   5:29 am Associated Press news agency is reporting that China has blocked the word "Egypt" from the country's wildly popular Twitter-like service, while coverage of the political turmoil has been tightly restricted in state media. 5:13 am The Egyptian army secured Cairo's famed antiquities museum early on Saturday, protecting thousands of priceless artifacts, including the gold mask of King Tutankhamun, from looters. 4:17am Al Jazeera's Amyman Mohyeldin says the streets of Cairo are "still abuzz" but peaceful. The curfew, which thousands have defied since it came into effect at 6pm yesterday, is in place until 7am. 3:25am: PJ Crowley, the US state department spokesman, wrote this on Twitter a short while ago:  As President #Obama said, ideas in #Egypt cannot be suppressed. The people want change and the government must respond to that aspiration. 3:06am: A senior Muslim Brotherhood official tells Al Jazeera that Mubarak must resign immediately and that it's time for the army to intervene and "save the country". 3:00am Mubarak's decisioon to sack the government does not seem to be enough to appease protesters. "The problem is he is a corrupt president and had a corrupt government and if he brings a new government is will also be corrupt since the system is all corrupt", a man in Cairo tells Reuters. "It was never the government, by God, it is you that has to go, it is enough what you have done to the people," says another protester. 2:17am Reuters reports that protesters stream back into Cairo's central Tahrir square in their hundreds, despite a heavy military presence. The news agency says a small fire has been set at the Mogama building, housing several government offices in the square. 2:07am US President Barack Obama says: "I want to be very clear in calling upon the Egyptian authorities to refrain from any violence against peaceful protesters ... The people of Egypt have rights that are universal. That includes the right to peaceful assembly and association. The right to free speech and the ability to determine their own destiny. These are human rights." 1:38 am - Obama just spoke briefly and took no questions. He said that the first priority in Egypt was preventing violence and called for restraint on both sides. He said that Mubarak pledged greater democracy for Egyptians, but that he needed to "give meaning" to those words. He also said he spoke to Mubarak by phone and told him this directly. 1:13 am - A senior Muslim Brotherhood leader speaking to Al Jazeera Arabic, our sister station, has said that Mubarak has to step down and the military should intervene. 12:41 am - Egyptian diplomats at the United Nations in New York City, where it's 5:40 pm, have not commented about events in their country to Al Jazeera. 12:27 am - Mubarak announces he is dismissing the government. 12:24 am - This does not sound like a speech in which Mubarak plans on making major concessions, let alone stand down.   12:21 am - Mubarak: I also similarly adhere to defending Egypt's stability and not to steer it into any threats that jeopardize public order ... My fellow these citizens, these demonstrations came to express lawful aspirations for more democracy. 12:17 am - President Hosni Mubarak is speaking on television right now. He says police took the initiative to defend protesters at the beginning, respecting their right to make peaceful demonstrations. But then, he says, they put the daily lives of Egyptians at risk.  12:07 am - We're seeing a lot of rumors right now. Some reports have indicated that Egyptian government officials and top business have been taking private planes out of the country, but the Cairo airport has denied this. We've even seen rumors about President Mubarak's whereabouts, that he is in the Sinai Peninsula resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, or possibly that he has left the country. In the absence of a statement from Mubarak himself, nobody knows. 11:43 pm - Latest casualty numbers from Egypt: 1,030 injured countrywide. There  reportedly have been 11 civilians killed in Suez and 170 injured. No deaths reported in Cairo yet. 11:23 pm - Egyptian state television says that an important announcement will be made soon. 10:57 pm -  We're definitely seeing the army presence on the streets of Cairo now. Right outside the Al Jazeera bureau in the center of the capital, a line of tanks and armored personnel carriers is parked, with a crowd of civilians standing around watching. [ibimage==4694==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 10:41 pm - Flashback to December: The Wall Street Journal's Charles Levinson handicapped a potential successor to President Hosni Mubarak: Ahmed Shafiq, the minister of civil aviation and the former commander of Egypt's air force. "Shafiq has a good reputation. He's tough, honest, and low-key," a senior official in Egypt's ruling party told the newspaper. "His name is definitely out there." 10:31 pm - With major Egyptian cities in disarray and the military responding in force, the world's attention now turns to Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi Soliman, the minister of defense and commander of Egypt's armed forces. He hasn't been heard from and, as with Mubarak, we haven't heard of his whereabouts. Lieutenant General Sami Enan, the military's chief of staff, was in Washington DC for high-level talks, but he is reportedly returning to Egypt now. 10:14 pm - Robert Gibbs, the spokesman for US President Barack Obama, says that the situation in Egypt "will be solved by the Egyptian people." 10:10 pm - Gibbs says Obama has not spoken to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. He describes events in Egypt as "fluid and dynamic." Obama has heard from his national security advisor and US Ambassador to Egypt Margaret Scobey. 9:51 pm - Nicholas Veliotes, who served as US ambassador to Egypt in the mid-1980s during the first years of President Hosni Mubarak, tells Al Jazeera that Mubarak's government has committed missteps. "Unfortunately events, including terrorist events, led to an over-eager government reaction and then ... the emergency law has been administered in the last [30] years in a way that bottled up all the frustrations and helped create a sense of hopelessness, and here we are," he said. 9:43 pm - Egypt's unrest is an international affair, and activists inside the country have asked sympathizers elsewhere to protest in solidarity. We saw one protest here in Qatar today - a rare event in this country - and we've received video of a demonstration outside the Egyptian embassy in Dublin: 9:40 pm - His name hasn't been mentioned much today, but opposition figure Mohamed ElBaradei likely remains under some kind of house arrest in Cairo. Al Jazeera spoke with a member of his National Association for Change earlier she said that organisers were unable to communicate with ElBaradei. He was reportedly sprayed with water - perhaps from a police water cannon - earlier in the day and had been blockaded by police inside the mosque where he observed midday prayers. 9:36 pm - Some European airlines have altered their schedules or cancelled flights to Egypt, due to a curfew that has been imposed countrywide, Reuters reports. British Airways has altered its schedule so that all flights arrive and depart from Cairo in daylight, and Lufthansa has cancelled one flight that was due to leave Cairo for Frankfurt at 4:50 am. 9:20 pm - We've heard from foreign ministers in Europe and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who ratcheted up America's rhetoric on Egypt, but the two people we haven't heard from are the most important: President Hosni Mubarak and President Barack Obama. 9:14 pm - Our footage of Egyptian military personnel, possibly the presidential guard, driving troop carriers through the streets of Cairo: 9:09 pm - The Daily News, one of Egypt's top independent English-language newspapers, has its wrap-up piece posted. I will take some important bits and pieces out soon.  8:51 pm - Atlantic magazine's Alexis Madrigal has posted what he says is a copy of a manual passed amongst activists to prepare their fellow protesters for Friday's demonstrations. It includes information on how to assemble a crowd strategically, how to combat armored police, and what kind of slogans to shout. [ibimage==4678==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 8:44 pm - Time magazine's Karl Vick pulls in the first reaction from Israel that's not a "no comment." A minister in Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's government tells Vick that Israel believes Egypt's security forces will be able to suppress the protesters. "We believe that Egypt is going to overcome the current wave of demonstrations, but we have to look to the future," he said. While it would be better if Egypt were a democracy, since "democracies do not initiate wars," the minister said, "I'm not sure the time is right for the Arab region to go through the democratic process." 8:37 pm - We've seen reports from Al Arabiya television that protesters stormed Egyptian state TV, whose offices are located near our own bureau in Cairo, but they're unconfirmed and the station is still broadcasting. At the same time, we've been told that the armored personnel carriers seen driving through the streets of Cairo were en route to the state TV offices.   8:31 pm - Our first images of military personnel and vehicles on the streets of Cairo are beginning to roll in: [ibimage==4662==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] [ibimage==4670==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] [ibimage==4674==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 8:19 pm - You can view a selection of high-quality photographs of the recent protests in Egypt here please note, some are bloody and show injured protesters.  8:15 pm - A quick economy angle on the social and political unrest in Egypt, from Reuters: Brent oil surged toward $100 a barrel on Friday and U.S. crude jumped more that 4 percent in heavy trade as unrest in Egypt rattled markets ... "It's knocking on $100 a barrel. Whenever you have violence in the Middle East, you have (traders) buying on risk. It will come off as quickly as it got there," said analyst Andrey Kryuchenkov at VTB Capital in London.  8:02 pm - We've got more footage to show you from earlier tonight, and we're working on continually uploading selections from our special coverage. Here, you can see protesters tonight in Cairo defying a curfew and attacking armored trucks - a widely recognized symbol of Egypt's repressive security apparatus:   7:46 pm - Internet in Egypt, as far as we can tell, has now been disabled for a full 24 hours. Arbor Networks, which has been monitoring traffic in and out of the country over 80 service providers, has released an updated graphic: [ibimage==4658==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 7:40 pm - Egyptian state television has announced that the curfew, which was originally applied to select cities such as Cairo, Alexandria and Suez - is now applied to the entire country. The images from state TV cameras and our cameras in Cairo - which are no more than a few hundred feet apart - tell different stories: [ibimage==4654==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 7:31 pm - Here's some footage from earlier today, when our team in Cairo was informed that state security personnel was in the building housing our bureau: 7:27 pm - Imad Hamdi, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood in Beni Suef around 100 kilometers south of Cairo, tells us that demonstrations began in his town immediately after midday prayers today.  "What was most remarkable and noticeable is these people were not moved by a political party or political society," he says. According to Hamdi, a crowd of around 50,000 people gathered to demonstrate, marching toward the headquarters of the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) and demanding the dissolution of the current parliament. Egypt held legislative elections in two rounds in late November and early December they were roundly criticized as being fatally flawed because of rampant corruption and intimidation and resulted in an overwhelming victory for the NDP.   7:19 pm - US Senator John Kerry, who chairs the senate's Foreign Relations Committee, has also issued a statement: I call on the Egyptian government and security forces to exercise restraint in dealing with protesters and to respect the human rights of its citizens to seek greater participation in their own government. The Egyptian government also should immediately restore communications and access to social networking sites. I hope the people of Egypt will continue to remember the lessons and legacy of peaceful protesters from Gandhi to Dr. King and to exercise their right to be heard in that tradition, which will rally peaceful people everywhere in solidarity.  We know that repression will not remedy the problems that leave people in Egypt and across the Middle East feeling hopeless and frustrated. In the final analysis, it is not with rubber bullets and water cannons that order will be restored. The time has come for governments in the region to urgently improve governance and transparency, open the field to true opposition and new political identities, create real avenues for listening to and considering the wants and needs of their citizens, and demonstrate to younger generations that they will have better opportunities tomorrow than they do today. In the case of Egypt, President Mubarak has the opportunity to quell the unrest by guaranteeing that a free and open democratic process will be in place when the time comes to choose the country's next leader later this year.  7:15 pm - The military has now arrived in Alexandria, though Rawya Rageh reports that they aren't confronting the protesters there with violence. In fact, she says, they are giving them the thumbs up.  The situation is different in Suez, where Jamal Elshayyal says police are still clashing with protesters. 7:13 pm - Clinton says the United States is "deeply concerned" by the government's use of violence against protesters and "must do everything in its power" to restrain security forces. She also calls on protesters to refrain from violence. Professor Ibrahim Arafat of Qatar University, in the studio with us, says Clinton's statement was "mild." But Fawaz Gerges, a professor of Middle Eastern politics and international relations at the London School of Economics, says it's the strongest statement yet from the United States.  7:11 pm - US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, speaking in Washington DC, says the Egyptian government must "reverse the unprecedented steps it has taken to cut off communication" from within the country and that the United States "strongly believes that the Egyptian government needs to engage immediately with the Egyptian people in implementing needed economic, political and social reforms." 6:51 pm - Professor Fawaz Gerges, speaking to Al Jazeera, mentions the uprising in Tunisia, which of course is on everyone's mind. Protesters explicitly linked their "day of anger" on Tuesday with the unrest there, which unseated longtime president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Gerges says that the military played a key role in Tunisia, essentially helping to convince Ben Ali he should leave. We need to watch what the military establishment does in Egypt, and remember that Mubarak is a military man himself.  6:48 pm - Fire still raging at the compound in Cairo that houses the ruling National Democratic Party. No indication that any fire engines are responding yet. And Ayman Mohyeldin reminds us that Egypt's famous national museum - the home of priceless artifacts dating back to the Pharaonic era country - sits nearby. From the window of our bureau, his mic continues to pick up the sound of gunfire and explosions on the streets outside. [ibimage==4650==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 6:42 pm - Jamal Elshayyal, in Suez, reminds us that five tanks and several armored vehicles carrying military personnel rolled into the city earlier today after violent protests erupted yet again. One protester has died there today three died over the previous three days of protests. Serious unrest in Suez might be particularly unsettling to the Egyptian government, since the city rests at the critical juncture where the Suez Canal connects to the Red Sea.  6:40 pm - Police cars have been set on fire in Alexandria, where Al Jazeera's Rawya Rageh says she has witnessed "heartbreaking" scenes of ordinary citizens struggling mightily to return home and avoid running afoul of the security forces while curfew is in effect. They are trying to pile into microbuses and pick-up trucks.  6:38 pm - It's getting harder and harder to get good pictures out of Cairo - darkness has set in, and smoke from tear gas and fires is clouding the already sooty air of Egypt's vast metropolis. 6:32 pm - Amin Iskander, a founder of the Kifaya protest and opposition movement, speaks to Al Jazeera through translation. The ruling National Democratic Party "wreaked havoc and corruption" on the Egyptian people and had an "iron and firm grip" imposing the state's emergency national security laws for thirty years. President Hosni Mubarak, in power since the assassination of his predecessor Anwar Sadat in 1981, must promise not to run for another term in presidential elections this year, Iskander says. 6:27 pm - While we watch the stunning images from Cairo - protesters setting fire to the ruling party headquarters, overturning armored police trucks - remember that events in Suez have been as violent, if not worse. Al Jazeera's Jamal Elshayyal has been there all along: 6:21 pm - Al Jazeera's Ayman Mohyeldin, in Cairo, says he can smell smoke from a fire wafting into the bureau. The fire is reportedly occurring at the headquarters of the ruling National Democratic Party. The senior leadership of the party, including president Hosni Mubarak's son, Gamal, was just at the building yesterday for a party gathering. We've been talking a lot about how these protests are "unprecedented," but this is something that has never happened before. [ibimage==4638==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 6:18 pm - Al Jazeera's Jamal Elshayyal, reporting from Suez, says he has witnessed five "army tanks" enter the area. 6:10 pm - Egyptian state television reports that president Mubarak has ordered the military to reinforce state security during the curfew tonight. But we still have not heard from Mubarak himself. 6:03 pm - Protesters have begun heading to 6th of October bridge in Cairo, defying a government curfew that went into effect three minutes ago. 5:55 pm - Mubarak has been completely silent since protests began four days ago. Still no word on the police in our building in Cairo. 5:50 pm - Al Jazeera's Ayman Mohyeldin is watching protesters gathered on the street outside our bureau, chanting that they want to live in "dignity and peace." Meanwhile, we hear police are approaching the front door of our office. 5:36 pm - No update on what security forces are doing in the building housing our bureau, but Al Jazeera's Ayman Mohyeldin keeps broadcasting. On the streets, as if on cue, Cairenes are gathering on once-busy thoroughfares for evening prayers. 5:31 pm - Egyptian state security forces have entered the building on Cairo's Gelaa Street where our bureau is located. 5:29 pm - The Egyptian government has announced a curfew set to begin at 6 pm, in half an hour. Al Jazeera's Ayman Mohyeldin, reporting from Cairo, says thousands of protesters remain on the streets.  5:23 pm - Al Jazeera's cameras captured footage of an armored personnel carrier driving on a street near central Tahrir Square with security forces wearing camoflauge inside. The crowd seemed to welcome them with happiness. Is this Egypt's army? [ibimage==4626==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 5:03 pm - Al Jazeera's Rawya Rageh reports some extraordinary events in Alexandria: Protesters, who often outnumber police, have "arrested" police officers and beat some of them with their own batons. Police without their gear are left alone, those in their gear are confronted. Protesters are also setting security vehicles on fire. 4:57 pm - Our crew in the studio shows you where protests are taking place in Cairo: 4:45 pm - Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra, reporting from Tunisia, says citizens there say that their uprising - which ousted 23-year president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali - has "set an example" for the rest of the Arab world. 4:36 pm - Suez remains the day's biggest flashpoint. Crowds look  enormous there, and at least one person has reportedly died, his body carried through the street by protesters, according to Al Jazeera's Jamal Elshayyal.   Protesters there also set at least one security vehicle on fire: [ibimage==4622==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 4:13 pm - It's incredible to watch the scene being played out in downtown Cairo on television right now. Protesters have gathered in front of the Ramses Hilton hotel, while around a hundred meters away, police continually fire barrages of tear gas at them. The Ramses Hilton is one of the most posh hotels in the entire country, where Egypt's wealthy and foreign tourists sleep, eat, and drink in rooms the average Egyptian citizen could never dream of affording. 4:09 pm - Al Jazeera Arabic reports that around 15,000 people are protesting in Luxor, a major tourist destination in southern Egypt. We're not able to confirm reliable crowd numbers at this point, especially in Cairo, where protesters have been dispersed all over the capital. 4:03 pm - Al Jazeera's Raywa Rageh, in Alexandria, says around 100 protesters are marching along the city's coastal highway chanting "illegitimate!" She has heard of 10 scattered protests around the Mediterranean port. 3:58 pm - Our presenter here in the studio Kamal Santamaria describes the events in Egypt as "absolute chaos." That's not an inaccurate description: Footage from the streets of Cairo shows riot police firing tear gas right next to men in civilian dress throwing rocks at the same group of protesters. 3:50 pm - Our sister station Al Jazeera Arabic has been reporting from throughout Egypt today, they're currently telling us of other large protests in Port Said, which lies at the mouth of the Suez Canal on the Mediterranean Sea, and in Damietta, a town in the Nile Delta. They report tens of thousands of protesters in Port Said and thousands in Damietta, where crowds set fire to the office of the ruling National Democratic Party. 3:46 pm - Just to give you a sense of how fast things are moving in Egypt: On Gelaa Street outside of our bureau in Cairo, where hundreds of protesters were peacefully praying just half an hour ago, police have now cleared everyone out with tear gas. One of the capital's landmarks, the Hilton Ramses hotel, is right next door, and tourists have been driven inside off their balconies by the wafting clouds of gas. 3:42 pm - Rageh, in Alexandria, says protesters set two police trucks on fire, with a civilian car "sandwiched inbetween." Rageh says she's seen protesters carrying wounded police officers, who tell the protesters, "We're all Egyptians, we're with you."   3:40 pm - Elshayyal, in Suez, says that the seizure of the al-Arbayyin police station in the city is symbolic: Israel used it as a command post during the 1973 war. Protesters now say they're fighting an "identical battle" against the government of president Hosni Mubarak. 3:27 pm - Elshayyal says protesters have taken over the central part of the city, called al-Arbayyin. The momentum seemed to turn in their favor after several fire engines tried to barrel through a crowd, sending people scattering the crowd subsequently began pelting the trucks with stones. "It's getting from bad to worse as far as the security services here are concerned," he tells us. 3:18 pm - Senior ruling party member Mustafa al-Fiqi on the phone with Al Jazeera English: President Hosni Mubarak's government should issue a response, this is not a sign of weakness. He is sure Mubarak will "face the people in the the coming days ... otherwise the situation will be escalating and we won't feel the limits to what is going on now." 3:15 pm - The son of prominent opposition politican Ayman Nour tells Al Jazeera's Ayman Mohyeldin in Cairo that Nour was struck in the back of a head by a rock after midday prayers. Nour is now in the hospital. 3:07 pm - Elshayyal, in Suez, says protesters have apparently taken over a police station in the city and set free those who have been arrested in the past 48 hours.  3:03 pm - Mohyeldin, in Cairo, said he was at the mosque in Giza, on the outskirts on the capital, where Mohamed ElBaradei prayed this morning. Police formed a cordon around the mosque's exits and, as of 90 minutes ago, were keeping ElBaradei and his brother inside. Mohyeldin and our crew managed to get out. [ibimage==4614==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 2:55 pm - Our Arabic channel is reporting that 40,000 protesters in Mansoura - a mid-sized, working-class town in the Nile Delta - are attacking the offices of the ruling National Democratic Party. That would be an enormous crowd, and we haven't confirmed the number. Shadi Hamid, of the Brookings Institution, says from the studio here in Doha that no matter where these protests go, the Egyptian people have made a huge accomplishment.   2:47 pm - Al Jazeera's Jane Dutton says there was a large protest on Gelaa St., outside Al Jazeera's bureau in Cairo, and that tear gas wafted in through the windows when our team there tried to look outside. 2:38 pm - Latest video from Suez shows a small line of riot police, four men deep, looking swamped by a much larger crowd of protesters. 2:34 pm - Elshayyal, in Suez, reports that several fire trucks sped down a street toward protesters, who had to scatter to avoid being run over and then pelted the trucks with stones. Elshayyal estimates the crowd at 2,000 to 3,000 people, who have lit fires in the street. Young protesters have told Elshayyal: "We won't live like our parents did." 2:31 pm - Dutton, in Cairo, says protesters have also placed blame on the United States for supporting president Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.  2:25 pm - Dutton reports from Cairo: Thousands of people streamed out of mosques in Ramses Square, near Cairo's main train station, chanting anti-government slogans. They were met immediately by riot police firing tear gas. Al Jazeera footage live from the scene shows a mostly deserted square at the moment. [ibimage==4618==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 2:21 pm - You can view the Al Jazeera English livestream here.  2:18 pm - Protesters in Cairo have reportedly also gathered in front of Mubarak's residence, a site always guarded heavily by security. Vodafone, a major mobile service provider in Egypt, said it had been ordered by the government to suspend services "in selected areas" of the country and that it was "obliged to comply." 1:20 pm - Here's a graph from Arbor Networks showing how Egypt's internet traffic completely flatlined on Thursday night at around 5:45 pm. [ibimage==4642==FeaturedImagePost==none==self==null] 12:54 pm - Activists in Egypt have called for people in other countries to show solidarity by protesting, especially at Egyptian embassies and consulates. A small crowd has even gathered to protest in Doha, the capital of Qatar, where political demonstrations are nearly unheard of.  12:39 pm - WikiLeaks has just released 46 diplomatic cables from Embassy Cairo. They range from unclassified to secret and date to 2009 and 2010 the latest from February of last year.  12:05 pm - Midday prayers are set to begin shortly throughout Egypt. Protesters are expected to begin their demonstrations when they finish, in roughly an hour. Meanwhile, reports are coming in from multiple sources - including Al Jazeera's own correspondents in Egypt - that mobile phone services and internet access have been hampered and, in some areas, completely blocked.


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|Please note: This article is about the scout. For other uses of the term, please see Tomaru (disambiguation).
|Tsuruchi Tomaru
Tsuruchi Tomaru was a bushi and scout of the Mantis Clan.
Training Edit
Tomaru was not the brighest student of his year, but what he lacked in raw ability he made up with tenacity. He did not give up once his mind was set and worked harder to reach his goals. [1]
Colonies Edit
Tomaru, who was excellent with logistics and planning, was sent to the Colonies coordinating scouting and mapping of the untamed lands. When the Mantis-Crane War in the Colonies broke in 1198, Tomaru moved to Kalani's Landing and was appointed as hatamoto of rinkugunshokan Yoritomo Emoto, former sensei and friend of their lord Yoritomo Hiromi. Tomaru accepted the presence of Asako members of the Phoenix Clan as observers. They would report back to the Empire and Colonies a neutral accounting of the fight. The Mantis flet managed to break the Crane's blockade at Twin Forks City. [2]
Crane Retribution Edit
The Mantis fleet choked the great river fork that connected the Second City to the southern Colonial ports and the Empire. The Aerie, the Crane's port on the sea to the south, had been successfully cut off. The Crane made a counterattack at Kalani's Landing, which was attacked by a Crane fleet. Tomaru told Emoto about the request of aid made by the Imperial Governor of the Colonies Otomo Suikihime as the Imperial Legions' siege on the Second City was turning in their favour. Emoto rejected to give any support to her. [3]
Battle of Twin Forks City Edit
Emoto laid siege to Twin Forks City, with attacking Mantis ships from the water, moving into the channels that split the city, and then withdrawing. They were wearing down the dockside defenders and drawing out counterattacks from the city. The battle in Twin Forks City began when their enemy launched a naval frontal assault to break the blockade. Emoto ordered to reach the docks, to hunt the enemy commander Daidoji Tametaka, who was landing there. Moshi Ino warned an unknown threat was near. [4]
Death Edit
Tomaru's kobune managed to make contact with the docks but they did not gain a foothold. A maddened Tsuruchi Gombei attacked the Crane like a berserker, and other attackers followed suit. Tomaru went into the fray, and killed Daidoji Narizane, following the way into the city where Tametaka had moved. [5] The Crane ships found themselves on two front after Yoritomo Hiromi's fleet arrived upriver from the south. Tomaru spotted Tametaka and pierced Daidoji Ibara with an arrow, who was guarding a hooded man. Tametaka confronted Tomaru with his katana and stroke him down. [5]
External Links Edit
- Tsuruchi Tomaru (Emperor)
- Tsuruchi Tomaru Exp (Embers of War)
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David Jeremiah —http://www.raptureready.com/who/David_Jeremiah.html Dispy "expert" on Book of Revelation
Gary Kah — http://www.raptureready.com/who/Gary_Kah.html Dispy "fringer" but, quote: "The only conspiracy speaker that makes sense."
Tim LaHaye — http://www.raptureready.com/who/Tim_LaHaye.html A Dispy guru - end-times writer of thinly veiled (failed) date-setting "fiction" books like "Left Behind". Founder of the "Tim LaHaye School of Prophecy" and Co-founder of "Pre-trib Research Center". Partner of Thomas Ice.
Zola Levitt — http://www.raptureready.com/who/Zola_Levitt.html Hal Lindsey loves this end-times Dispy
David Allen Lewis —http://www.raptureready.com/who/David_Allen_Lewis.html Embarrassing "Prophecy 2000" end-times date-setting Dispy
Hal Lindsey —http://www.raptureready.com/who/Hal_Lindsey.html A Dispy giant in the world of end-times "prophecy"."...challenged at every turn for his beliefs as well as his 4 marriages" -Late-Great (failed) date-setter. Oh, yeah we know all about that: http://www.mtio.com/articles/aissar69.htm But "his books are a great place for 'serious students' to study."
Jan Markell —http://www.raptureready.com/who/Jan_Markell.html Dispy with "behind the news" end-times "expert" prophecy
Chuck Missler — http://www.raptureready.com/who/Chuck_Missler.html Bible "codes" end-times Dispy Good friend of Hal Lindsey (and that ain't all)
David Noeble —http://www.raptureready.com/who/David_Noeble.html Dispy fundie (remember "the hypnotism of the Beatles,back-masking, etc."?)
Charles Pack -http://www.raptureready.com/who/Charles_Pack.html- Dispy end-times "expert" says "event time" for rapture shortened.
Donald Perkins — http://www.raptureready.com/who/Donald_Perkins.html Dispy with "prophetic charts" /affiliated w/LaHaye, etal
Randall Price —http://www.raptureready.com/who/Randall_Price.html End-times Dispy archaeology "expert" who knows that "plans to construct a new Temple are being laid."
David Reagan — http://www.raptureready.com/who/David_Reagan.html Dispy end-times "expert" who loves studying "prophecy"
Larry Spargimino —http://www.raptureready.com/who/Larry_Spargimino.html End-times "expert" who attacks those he calls "anti-prophets"
Perry Stone —http://www.raptureready.com/who/Perry_Stone.html Dispy end-times prophecy expert who endorses Benny Hinn and Bible Codes
John Walvoord — http://www.raptureready.com/who/John_Walvoord.html Former head of Dallas Theological Seminary -highly influenced by the Scofield Dispy "Notes" written in the "Scofield Bible"
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The Great Escape is Europe's Leading Music Festival. You could call it the UK's answer to SXSW. Still The Great Escape takes place in Brighton and features sets from big names and brand new artists whom you may of not heard of before. Plus there are impromptu secret gigs that are revealed to the people who subscribed to the text service. This was the first time I had attended all three days of The Great Escape but I did not subscribe to the text service. I already knew who I wanted to see over the three consecutive nights. My plan was over the three days I was going to remain in the one venue because last year I had experienced queues during the daytime schedule. Now I decided to leave my place at 9am which was early but I wanted to see a band play at 1pm and this band was someone that was headlining one venue that evening. Plus this event was opened to people who weren't attending The Great Escape. So I finally got into Brighton at 10.50am and the dilemma I was faced with was do I go and get my wristband or just go straight to HMV. The ticket exchange point was on the way to HMV which meant I got my wristband and then left. Now the band I wanted to see was The Joy Formidable. HMV were putting on a series of instores which featured artist/ bands whom were playing on The Great Escape. Frank Turner was playing at 4pm and Mona were playing on the Friday at 5.30pm. Once I had reached HMV I was the first one there. I asked whether if there would be a queue but there wasn't to be one. As this event was also a signing I asked if they had the album. With it being an instore you would expect them to have the bands album. I was disappointed to be told that they were expecting a big delivery of albums but they hadn't come in time. Seriously not having the bands album is appalling. So after I was told this I then went to Ape and Rounder Records to find the album but neither shop had it. I then made my way back to HMV and the barriers were going up and more people started to arrive. I would say there was about 100 people in the store just to see them play a short but sweet three song acoustic set. "How you all doing?, you seem really far away, what are these barriers" Ritzy said to the audience. Now at The Joy Formidable gigs I have attended there has been plenty of energy, very sweaty and plenty of crowd surfing. Kicking off this mellower stripped down set was The Greatest Light, Is The Greatest Shade. It actually sounded really strange hearing these songs acoustically as they are alot louder when the band perform a full live set. Still just hearing this song stripped back was extremely special. Next it was onto the bands first ever single and this being Austere. Now I really like this song as it was very strong and oozed energy. Even though Austere had been stripped back it was delivered perfectly. The drum was actually used alot more during this song. This instore ended with the current single and this being Whirring which had recently got re released. The lyrics to this song are brilliant and it is very strange to see this band more mellower. At their live gigs you expected it to be sweaty, vibey and plenty of crushing. Now this is what makes instores like this extra special the fact it has been toned down. Still it was a fantastic instore featuring one of my favourite bands. I was definately going to be at Hectors House in the evening.
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Around 6pm is when I started queueing for the evening schedule. I was toying with the idea do I go to Hectors House or should I go to another venue. I already saw The Joy Formidable in the afternoon so why not go to another venue and see some new bands. In the end I chose to wait outside Hectors House. The reason I was so early was the fact is that it has a capacity of 200 plus delegates get queue jump. So at 7.30pm the doors opened. There were only 2 people in the delegates queue so I was the 3rd one inside. I then got the spot I wanted. The stage was so small. It was then 30 minutes later until the first band graced the stage. The band in question being Two Wounded Birds and there has been plenty of hype around them. Hailing from Margate, Margate's Two Wounded Birds consist of Johnny Danger, Ally Blackgrove, Tom Akers and James Shand. The style of music is Surf Pop/ Rock and this set went down a storm. The 10 song set featured new songs as well as the single Midnight Wave and its B side All We Wanna Do. The new tracks gave you an insight to what the debut album will sound like and trust me it will be amazing. I found myself enjoying the music more as I had already seen them play at the Camden Crawl. Whereas I was blown away by the sound back on the Crawl this slot was not as noisy. Maybe I had gotten used to it? Still I see this band going really far in the music industry.
Summer Dream
My Lonesome
I Surrender
To Be Young
All We Wanna Do
I'll Come And Get You
Night Patrol
Treat Me Tender
Midnight Wave
Together Forever
Up next it was onto Canadian Indie Rock band PS I Love You. This band is a duo, with Paul Saulnier on vocals/guitar and Benjamin Nelson on drums. The set showcased material from debut album Meet Me At The Muster Station which was released on Paper Bag Records last year. This set was actually slightly more rowdy than the set by The Joy Formidable which was a surprise. Whereas there were some people who loved the set the music that they sung didn't connect with me. The penultimate band on the night were Manchester based Indie five piece Dutch Uncles. The band consist of Peter Timothy Broadhead, Andrew Proudfoot, Robin Richards, Daniel Spedding and Duncan Paton Wallis. They have just released debut album Candenza in April on the Memphis Industries label. In early 2009, the band released an self titled album in Germany with Tapete Records, a German label, recorded at Clouds Hill Studios in Hamburg. A year later they then returned to the UK. As for the 8 track set, I really enjoyed it. The band were clearly enjoying themselves and the songs oozed energy. 6 of the songs were from Candenza while Doppelganger and Face In were from the German release Dutch Uncles. It is always nice when a band plays old material.
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My Great Escape journey ended with a 8 track set by The Joy Formidable. Now I love this three piece band. This was actually the smallest place I had seen them live. The capacity of Hectors House was 200 while The Borderline back in 2009 was 275. The stage was so low down it made the possibility of falling over the speakers very likely. Thankfully that did not happen. Yes there was a surge of people pushing forward but I managed to stay in my position all the way through. The set oozed energy and was very sweaty however there was no crowdsurfers whatsoever which was a surprise. The night was mainly material from debut album The Big Roar all bar one song. This was to be the opener Greyhounds In The Slips which was offered as a free download. They powered through this song at ease. Why it didn't make the album is a mystery. "It's nice to see you all" Ritzy said to the intimate audience before launching into The Magnifying Glass. Now this song was brilliant oozed lots of energy as well. Straight after they went straight into the debut release Austere. Now this song was a real crowd pleaser and the enery given off from it was simply electric. Once over there wasn't time for much banter as they went into album track The Greatest Light Is The Greatest Shade. This song was extremely powerful and you could tell the band were putting every ounce of energy into the song. It was then onto Cradle which had been extended and it sounded incredible. Now this song os perfect from beginning to end and the lyrics are amazing. It wasn't a surprise to see the song got a rapturous response once over. "It's very nice to be here, we've been touring ever since our album came out " Ritzy then went ont say before thanking everyone coming out to watch them play. It was then onto Bouy a song from The Big Roar I had never heard live. This is a powerful song but during it's alot gentler nearing the end. The penultimate song was I Don't Want To See You Like This and even though it is stong there is a gentler bit in the middle. The closing number was the latest single and this being Whirring. "Enjoy the rest of your weekend, it's only just the beginning" Ritzy said to the audience before diving into the song. Now I really liked the way the songs have been extended. As for Whirring it capped off a wonderful set and it oozed plenty of enery. Overall all the songs oozed plenty of energy and the vibe from Hectors House was simply electric. I am guessing you won't see them play in such a small venue again. That is the good thing about festivals and this being the fact you can get big bands playing in the tiniest of venues. Also the venue was rammed packed plus it was really sweaty.
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SEE ALSO: Listen to a preview of Raina's upcoming 1st single album
Although he was originally planning for the release next week, due to his upcoming filming schedules for his next Hollywood movie, the singer and his managing agency, Cube DC, have made the decision to change the date.
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My name is Steve Barancik. Welcome to Raising Readers, the official newsletter of Best Children's Books.
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But I decided awhile ago that we needed to expand our focus. I'm troubled by the skyrocketing percentage of households that don't have books for their children, of parents who don't actually read to their youngest ones. I'm not convinced that a child interacting with an electronic device with moving pictures and a voice is actually reading. And if they're bonding...it's not with their parents but with the device!
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We're creating printable picture books with coloring book pictures. (Because printing full color pictures on your home printer would cost a fortune!)
Maybe they're not for you. (Maybe they are! If so, stay tuned for a coupon deal.) But I'll bet you know children who could use them. Because while you're the grown-ups who understand the importance of reading, I'm sure that you too worry about children who (through little or no fault of their own) aren't developing a love of literacy.
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Think of these printable picture books as insta-books! Perfect for harried parents who can't imagine how they'd find time to visit a bookstore.
Assuming there's even a bookstore to find. :-(
We're starting out with an exciting mix of books. For starters, we've commissioned coloring book reproductions of all but two of Beatrix Potter's classic picture books, starting with The Tale of Peter Rabbit. It wasn't cheap, but it was worth it! They're gorgeous.
I also commissioned artists from all over the world to illustrate my Children's Behavior Books, which we've been selling exclusively from this site but - until now - only in an unillustrated form.
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Posted on February 12, 2015 by Matt Pressman
Earlier this week, it was reported that "Apple's latest [automotive] project is too exciting to pass up," an unnamed Apple employee is said to have told BusinessInsider. "I think it will change the landscape and give Tesla a run for its money." This was coming off a statement last week from Elon Musk explaining, ""Apple tries very hard to recruit from Tesla... but so far they've actually recruited very few people."
There have been many who have compared Elon Musk to Steve Jobs recently. But, things got even more interesting on last night's Tesla Motors (TSLA) fourth quarter earnings call, when Musk told investors that Tesla could be worth $700 billion by 2025 explaining, "our [Tesla's] market cap would be basically the same as Apple's is today."
Source: CNN Money
As always, Tesla's earnings call was received with some controversy - such bold statements got the attention of many analysts and media pundits alike. Of all the buzz today, there was an interview that presented a logical, measured response explaining why Tesla is the "Apple of Cars" and why it's such an innovative (and compelling) company to invest in, check out the CNBC video below.
Regardless of your view on the matter, it will be interesting to watch this coming decade as Tesla transforms the automotive space in much the way that Apple transformed the personal computing space last decade.
Note: if you missed the 4Q TSLA earnings call last night, here is the entire call (Elon's Apple remarks are at 15 min).
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Is Zyrtec a nondrowsy medicine?
Hi Simon,
While Joy is right in that Zyrtec can cause drowsiness in a small percentage of users, it's also true that only 1% of Zyrtec users studied discontinued using it because of this. So, it seems that the drowsy effect is not all that severe or limiting.
Also, speaking from my personal experience, none of the second-generation antihistamines, including Allegra, Zyrtec, and Claritin, have significant drowsiness side effects, even though they warn of the possibility.
But your experience may be different.
To your health,
Not really. Zyrtec is an antihistamine, a class of drugs notorious for making people drowsy. But, it's a second-generation antihistamine, so it's less likely to make you drowsy than an older anthihistamine, such as Benadryl.
Still, drowsiness, tiredness and dry mouth are all possible side effects of Zyrtec.
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The Soul's Light was a lantern shop in the Hidari district of Otosan Uchi. [1]
It was managed by the same family for six generations until the Fall of Otosan Uchi in 1159. [2]
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- Asako Chiroku Scorpion Coup timeline.
- Asako Shuntaro Last manager.
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Last year, the Paris climate talks rightly drew enormous scrutiny as the world's leaders once again hammered out a deal to try and halt the creeping disaster that is climate change. After the dismal failure of Copenhagen, it was a relief to small island nations like the Maldives that genuine progress was made. We are running out of time: The oceans are rising, and without direct and immediate international action, our nation may not exist in a matter of decades.
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OverviewAs an island surrounded by turquoise blue waters, Sri Lanka is perfect place to indulge in an overnight stay in the middle of the sea on a boat. Being surrounded by the abundant marine life that the island is known for would make it the most incredible accommodation experience available by far. Sail Lanka Charter's latest addition, Jade 52', offers this and so much more.
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RoomsThe four cabins are located on either side of the catamaran facing each other. The cabins are furnished with a cupboard and comfortable bed that can accommodate two people. They also each have a private bathroom with a washbasin, shower and flushable toilet facilities.
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What do you prefer automatic or manual transmission on the car? I like manual
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What do you prefer automatic or manual transmission on the car? I like manual
I used to own both but prefer driving manual = Vote B.
Ty xo.
Have an opinion?
Cars are mostly manuals where I live. I guess automatic can be easier to drive but I just love to drive a stick, it's really fun so definitely manual
yeah, in France automatic cars are really expensive and not really common.
kind of a biased vote since iv never driven a manual, but i know id hate it. moving the damn stick all the time.
or whatever it's called -.-
I've only driven a manual once... if I had more opportunities to get comfortable with the controls I probably could have made a non biased vote. But I had to go with automatic.
I can drive both, but living in a place that literally has ZERO miles of flat land + the 3rd worst (stop & go) traffic in the country makes a stickshift very impractical to drive.
Auto - how else am I supposed to race other P platers at the lights as they turn green? Haha
automatic because i never got a chance to learn stick
I've driven automatic but want to try and drive stick...
Flappy paddle gearbox ftw.
clutchless manuals are the bomb.
Electronic clutches all the way.
totally agree dude!
What I really hate are the cock handlers.
Who go... oooooh I ain't changing gears till I'm violently yanking on a penis shaped stick or have my hand on the shaft ALL THE TIME.
Yeah that's ridiculous
These flappy paddles are the way to go!
Plus they shift in milliseconds
Fuck those macho cock fags
I need my other hand down my pants and not on the stick, so automatic XD. Just kidding... in any case I can drive either and manual is actually more fun than automatic in my opinion
I used to drive manuals but now I prefer auto gearboxes.
I prefer automatic, California traffic. It's also easier to drive.
I am pretty even on the matter to be honest, I can drive both as well.
So long as I have both feet, I'll be driving manual.
I prefer manual! I like to be in control ;-)
Either Manual or the new Audi DSG with flappy paddles
Automatic/semi auto I can't drive manuals and my licence is auto only
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You can do this by applying a conditional rule in your form. Please see this sample form http://form.jotformpro.com/form/41454423493959.
Sample condition that was applied to the sample form.
Here's our guide on how to hide and show fields according to conditions https://www.jotform.com/help/196-How-to-Hide-or-Show-Multiple-Fields-at-Once-Based-On-a-Single-Conditional-Entry.