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Yellow Warbler (Dendroica petechia), Havell plate no. 65
Yellow Warbler (Dendroica petechia), Havell plate no. 65
1808; c. 1825
Watercolor, graphite, and pastel on two sheets of paper laid on card
Paper: 17 3/4 x 11 3/8 in. (45.1 x 28.9 cm)
Mat: 29 x 23 in. (73.7 x 58.4 cm)
Immature males; Audubon originally called this bird the Rathbone Warbler in honor of the William Rathbone family of Liverpool, who entertained him and were instrumental in introducing him to potential subscribers in Britain.
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Purchased for the Society by public subscription from Mrs. John J. Audubon
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Watermark: [cut TURKEY] MILLS
Inscribed at the lower left in brown ink: "No 13. Plate 65. / Published 1829. / Drawn from Nature / Falls of Ohio -- July 1st. 1808. -- / J.J. Audubon"; at lower center: "Rathbone's Warbler males / Sylvia Rathboni / Plant Bignonia capreolata"
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2-in (5-cm) piece fresh ginger root
6 cloves garlic
Salt to taste
2 cups (500 g) yogurt
3½ lb (1¾ kg) lamb, cubed
1 tablespoon coriander seed or 2 ½ teaspoons ground coriander
1 teaspoon cumin seed or 1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 cup (250 g) ghee
4 onions, cut in half across and then finely sliced lengthwise
½ cup (125 g) blanched almonds, finely ground
2 onions, cut in half across and then finely sliced lengthwise
1 small piece of cinnamon stick, broken
8 whole cloves
1 teaspoon salt
5 cups (1¼ kg) Basmati rice, washed until clear and soaked for 1 hour
6 cardamom pods
2-in (5-cm) piece cinnamon stick
1 teaspoon black cumin seed
¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 cup (250 ml) milk
Pinch of saffron or 1 teaspoon ground turmeric
Juice of 1 lime
6 medium-length green chilies, cut into pieces
A handful of mint and fresh coriander leaves, coarsely chopped
Extra Garnishes (optional)
2 tablespoons raw cashew nuts
2 tablespoons golden raisins
3 tablespoons ghee
Mash or grind the ginger, garlic and salt to a fine paste. Mix with 2 tablespoons of yogurt to make a marinade. Mix this with the meat and marinade for 2 hours or more. In the meantime roast the coriander and cumin seeds (if using). Cool, grind them to a powder and set aside.
Heat the ghee in a pan and fry the 2 sliced onions to be used as garnish for the rice until brown and crisp. Remove, drain on paper towel and set aside, leaving the ghee in the pan. Reheat the ghee and fry the remaining onions until golden. Lift out with a slotted spoon and set aside.
Pour out all but 4 tablespoons of the remaining ghee. Reheat it and stir-fry the ground almonds, coriander and cumin and the marinated meat until the meat is seared on all sides and the spices are fragrant. Add the rest of the yogurt, mix everything well and cook, uncovered, until the meat is tender and the gravy is fairly dry. Add a little water if the dish becomes too dry before the meat is tender. Set aside (the flavor will mature if left overnight in the refrigerator before you prepare the rice).
To prepare the Rice, bring about three-quarters of a large saucepan of water to a boil. Tie the cinnamon stick and the cloves in a piece of cheesecloth and add it to the water with salt. Add the rice and parboil for about 8 minutes then drain well. Discard the spices and set the rice aside to cool.
Lightly grease a deep casserole dish. Spread half the rice in a layer on the bottom of the dish, spread the cooked meat on top of this, and the onions on top of the meat. Cover with the second half of the Rice.
Heat the oven to 400°F (200°C). Grind the cardamom pods, the cinnamon stick, the black cumin and the nutmeg to a powder. Warm the milk and add the saffron or turmeric, the ground spices and the lime juice. Pour this mixture over the rice in the casserole and scatter the chilies, fried onion, mint and coriander leaves over the top. Cover the pot with foil and a tight-fitting lid, making sure that it is tightly sealed. Put the casserole into the oven for 10-15 minutes. Remove, wrap in a kitchen towel and set aside for 30 minutes.
Alternatively, you may prefer to reserve the mint and coriander leaves and scatter them over the top just before serving, along with some cashew nuts and golden raisins fried in ghee.
Serve accompanied by an Onion and Coconut Salad and/or Tomato and Onion Salad, Cucumber Raita, a sambol, some pickles and chutneys, some banana and coconut.


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The Magic Box
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The Magic Box | |
Directed by | John Boulting |
Produced by | Ronald Neame |
Written by | Ray Allister and Eric Ambler |
Starring | Robert Donat Margaret Johnston Maria Schell Robert Beatty Margaret Rutherford |
Music by | William Alwyn |
Cinematography | Jack Cardiff |
Editing by | Richard Best |
Distributed by | British Lion Films |
Release dates | 1951 |
Running time | 118 min. |
Country | UK |
Language | English |
Box office | £82,398 (UK)[1] |
The Magic Box is a 1951 British, Technicolor, biographical drama film, directed by John Boulting. The film stars Robert Donat as William Friese-Greene, with a host of cameo appearances by such actors as Peter Ustinov and Laurence Olivier. It was produced by Ronald Neame and distributed by British Lion Film Corporation. The film was a project of the Festival of Britain and adapted by Eric Ambler from the controversial biography by Ray Allister.
This biographical drama gives an account of the life of William Friese-Greene, who first designed and patented a working cinematic camera. This claim is subject to some controversy, but evidence now tends to support it.[citation needed] The film was completed and shown just before the end of the 1951 Festival of Britain, but the general release was not until 1952. Told in flashback, the film details Friese-Greene's tireless experiments with the "moving image," leading inexorably to a series of failures and disappointments, as others hog the credit for the protagonist's discoveries.[2]
Plot summary[edit]
In 1921, William Friese-Greene, in dire financial straits and separated from his wife, but still working, attends a film conference in London. He is saddened that all the attenders are businessmen interested only to money-making. He attempts to speak but no-one is interested and he sits down. He thinks back to his early pioneering days.
Young 'Willie' works as an assistant to photographer Maurice Guttenberg who will not let him take portraits his way. He leaves and with his new wife, a client of his former employer, opens a studio. After a slow start, he does well and opens other studios. But he is more interested in developing moving pictures and colour films. He single-mindedly works on his ideas, spending more and more money and is eventually declared bankrupt. With the coming of World War 1, their sons (one under age) enlist in the army to relieve their parents of the burden.
In partnership with a businessman, he develops his ideas, but the partnership sours and he's on his own – bankrupt again. Nevertheless, he perseveres and late one night, he projects the short film he has taken in Hyde Park that afternoon. Excitedly, he rushes out and drags in a passing policeman to witness the success of the film. The policeman is dumbfounded, not quite comprehending what he has just seen.
Back at the conference, Friese-Greene again stands up to speak, but becomes incoherent and is forced to sit down. He collapses. A doctor is called, but it is too late. Examining the contents of his pockets in an attempt to identify him, the doctor comments that all the money he could find was just enough for a ticket to the cinema.
The film was nominated for two BAFTA Awards in 1952—Best Film and Best British Film.
- Robert Donat as William Friese-Greene
- Margaret Johnston as Edith Harrison
- Maria Schell as Helena Friese-Greene
- David Oake as Claude Friese-Greene
- Janette Scott as Ethel Friese-Greene
- John Howard Davies as Maurice Friese-Greene
- Robert Beatty as Lord Beaverbrook
- Richard Attenborough as Jack Carter
- Basil Sydney as William Fox Talbot
- Bernard Miles as Cousin Alfred
- Eric Portman as Arthur Collings
- Mary Ellis as Mrs Collings
- Muir Mathieson as Sir Arthur Sullivan
- Joyce Grenfell as Mrs Claire
- Dennis Price as Harold
- Margaret Rutherford as Lady Pond
- Mervyn Johns as Goitz
- Glynis Johns as May Jones
- Frederick Valk as Maurice Guttenberg
- Ronald Shiner as the Fairground Barker
- Peter Reynolds as Bridegroom
- Barry Jones as a doctor
- Bessie Love as wedding group member
- Cecil Parker at the Connaught Rooms
- Cecil Trouncer as John Rudge
- David Tomlinson as a Lab Assistant
- Emlyn Williams as a Bank Manager
- Ernest Thesiger as "man"
- Kay Walsh as a receptioness
- Laurence Olivier and Jack Hulbert as Police officers
- Leo Genn as a doctor
- Marius Goring as an estate agent
- Michael Denison as a reporter
- Michael Hordern as the Official Receiver
- Miles Malleson as an orchestra conductor
- Peter Ustinov as an "industry man"
- Sheila Sim as a nursemaid
- Sid James as a police sergeant in storeroom
- Stanley Holloway as a broker's man
- Thora Hird as a housekeeper
- William Hartnell as a Recruiting sergeant
- Googie Withers, A. E. Matthews, John McCallum, Patrick Holt, Robertson Hare, Richard Murdoch and Sybil Thorndike as sitters
- Henry Edwards as the Butler at Fox Talbot's
- ^ Vincent Porter, 'The Robert Clark Account', Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, Vol 20 No 4, 2000 p495
- ^ Allmovie.com
TimeOut Film Guide – published by Penguin Books – ISBN 0-14-029395-7


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Dubai launches Dh50b Culture Village project
Khaleej Times - 13/5/2006
Dubai Properties, a Dubai holding Company, yesterday unveiled Dubai's latest tourist landmark — the Dh50 billion Culture Village —which will be built along the Dubai Creek. Inspired by His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the magnificent complex, spread over an area of 40 million square feet next to Garhoud Bridge, is envisaged to be a unique development with year-round world class cultural events that blend Middle Eastern history with the rich heritage of Dubai. Unveiling, what is billed as the world's first such facility that offers an elite lifestyle in an intellectually stimulating environment, Hashim Al Dabal, CEO of Dubai Properties, said the launch of Culture Village is in line with the economic and commercial development of Dubai and answers the need for culture and art to flourish in parallel. The mega new tourist attraction was unveiled within 10 days after the launch of yet another breathtaking hospitality and tourism development — the Dh100 billion Bawadi — by Tatweer, another Dubai Holding company. While Bawadi will feature the world's largest hotel as well as the biggest concentration of leading hotels in the world offering a total of more than 2,900 rooms, the Culture Village is intended to be a world-class destination that mixes old-world pleasures and entertainment with a modern, sophisticated ambiance. "Culture Village will be a tourist landmark that will attract culture and art lovers from all over the world. His Highness Shaikh Mohammed initiated the development of Culture Village because of the important role that culture and arts play in developing nations. The project will add diversity to the cultural and art scene in the UAE and the region," Al Dabal said. Tourist industry sources, reacting to the launch of Culture Village, said the new project underscores Dubai's determination to sustain its profile as a sought-after holiday destination. "Dubai is not just one of the seven emirates but a destination by itself," the sources said. Al Dabal said the project is unique as it focuses on one of the most important pillars of civilization. "It is designed to enhance the UAE's position regionally and internationally in the field of culture and the arts." Culture Village will feature wide open spaces, traditional wind towers, cobble stone walkways, unique sculptures, waterways topped with bridges, creekside souks, restaurants and cafes, an amphitheatre for live performances and cultural festivals, an exhibition hall and museums, and a dockyard where traditional dhow building will be on display. It will offer an inspired mix of Arabic and old Dubai architecture. Murals, sculptures and pottery will adorn the facades of buildings and street corners. Culture Village's master plan has been divided into residential, commercial and retail zones with hospitality and entertainment sub-districts. The residential district will feature traditional low to medium-rise buildings offering studio, one, two, three, and four-bedroom apartments with contemporary interiors, including loft-style apartments with work areas. Al Dabal said the commercial district will house cultural institutions, schools, academies for art, music, dance, pottery and other crafts. World class infrastructure and facilities will be available for each organisation. The retail district will feature luxury hotels, designer boutique-style restaurants and coffee shops, as well as rare book shops and art and craft galleries. A rustic traditional souk, offering Arabian crafts, antiques, and spices and herbs, will be the focal point of the retail district. "We have already been approached by a number of international designers and retailers, specialising in unique artistic crafts and merchandising, interested in setting up boutiques in Culture Village. The retail district will be a unique shopping experience," said Al Dabal. Culture Village has been master planned as the most exclusive address in Dubai. It is expected to appeal to both local and international investors.


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VANCOUVER - A man who pleaded guilty to identity thefts involving $250,000 has had two months shaved off his 22-month sentence.
Ram Prakash Subhag, a 54-year-old divorced mechanic, appealed the sentence imposed in Surrey provincial court on Nov. 14, 2011 after he pleaded guilty to three counts of theft and two counts attempted theft, all involving banking transactions.
According to a court document, Subhag used ID with his photo but other people's names to obtain bankcards and access his victims' lines of credit. These transactions were all captured on videotape.
Court of Appeal Justice Anne Mackenzie noted that the Crown's delay in laying charges deprived Subhag of getting the double "dead time" credit for the time served that he would have got had he been charged prior to the Tories' Truth in Sentencing Act being amended.
The amendment limits credit for pre-sentence custody to one day for each day in jail for people charged with a crime after Feb. 22, 2010.
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Builds/Downloads: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1587770
- based on Electrify 2.3.5 firmware
– 1.0 GHz stock 2.3.5 kernel
– fully deblured (no support for anything using blur account)
– no social apps
– many stock apps removed
– translated Phone, Contacts, Framework, Settings (used translation from CM7)
– CM7 apps – SMS and MMS, Email, Calendar, Gallery, Voice Dialing, Torch, File Manager
– FMRadio app
– stock camera connected with cm7 gallery with 1080p video recording
– APNs from CM7 modified to work with USB tethering
– Nemus Launcher as default (with permission from Nemustech)
– 1% battery steps
– bootsound
– some theming (I like it as it is)
– latest gapps from here installed with updated Play Store and Google Music
– lowered battery low notification – 10% first, 2% second
– time on battery is good
– don´t remember …
– fonts, zone info from latest CM7 – arabic should be fine
– lowered bootsound volume
– more translated apps
– included Russian from Olegfusion - much more translated
– arabic should be fine now
- advanced power menu - reboot, recovery – from Olegfusion
– changed the keyboard for cm7 keyboard with bigger dimensions
– included better rtl patch for arabic from jam97 post
– included more compact notification toggles - first ported to Photon by Rangerbry - thanks for that
– made theme changes to notifications to unify colors
- HDMI mirroring with resolution changer from "djeman" - this thread - thank him
– BlurSetup is out of the rom – you can access your accounts from settings and contacts – now it is fully deblured
– added Talk with video calling
– don´t remember
-webtop works
-kernel from new Photon 2.3.5 leak
-did some cdma changes, like eri.xml banner, setting Sprint and USC in build.prop, changed apns to match those in fixes thread – mms could work
– some minor changes – changed wallpaper, added ringtones from cm7, some framework changes
-Sprint fixes – apns – sending and receiving MMS works - thanks to bricky23 for helping with this
-CDMA – access to apn settings from Accounts&Battery&Data settings – no need for voice dialer
-CDMA – changed carrier banner from US Cellular to "Home Network"
-Disabled scrolling cache - much improved scrolling and animations – applied the mod from this thread - many many thanks to AndroidON, for this
-Enabled automatic backlight decreasing, based on light sensor
-Changed autobrightness levels
-changed some core libraries from cm7
-Sprint mms fixed again (hopefully) – thanks bricky23
-some small changes in Blurphone.apk, and maybe something
-added CMScreenShot.apk and added the Screen Capture option in the power menu
-some fixes, cleaning, lib changes, etc.
-please install adobe flash from market
-usb media sync fixed
-reverted some lib changes, because of stability issues
-repaired Speed dialing editing
-repaired some games not running on v11
-repaired bad looking gradients in pictures, by updating Gallery – I knew it was always there (in cm7)
-5 bars signal strength mode (GSM) (CDMA? – who knows)
-changed notification toggles – used different cm7 like toggles, scrollable with longclick handling – ported from SGS lidroid mod – thanks to them, with cm7 and my modifications
-modified 1% battery steps – now it's used everywhere in the system
-fixed lockscreen – no more simcard warning
-reverted back to Electrify 2.3.5 kernel – seems more stable and battery friendly to me
-changed gapps (razr 2.3.6, I think it's the newest)
-changed gallery 3d sorting items to descending (videos are still the first, don't know why yet)
-changed download management from cm7 – no need for 3rd party app, to download anything
-unlocked APNs, so you can edit the default
-added Toggle 2g app from here, you can somehow use with CDMA too, but don't know, if it's useful there
-changed default notification led to blue
-removed ModemCutback (seems like it is not doing anything useful)
-removed PolicyMgrService and Provider (it is for data saver and data saver is for Blur social apps and Market (Market has its own settings) – to do – removing from settings menu)
-and some other minor changes (Google backup fixed, etc.)
-repaired icons in Email.apk and Mms.apk
-added support for volume and camera button wakeup – now you can just edit /system/usr/keylayout/tegra-kbc.kl for any key you like
-repaired some settings texts for some languages (screen timeout, animations) + some cleaning
-repaired flashlight button reboot by aquiring full wakelock, after 10 minutes of flashlight shining, there was no restart (I was a little feared, that I will burn those LEDs)
-some more little changes to powerwidget (order, brightness button,…)
-activated data meter with daily and tasks usage, but data meter resets on mobile data turning off (wifi on) – caused by not persistent ppp0 interface
-repaired data meter – no more resets on mobile data disconnection
-activated development options in Browser (user agent, rendering, etc…)
-removed panel with groups, search, add, from Contacts (groups are usable only with Blur apps, use search and menu button)
-updated Nemus Launcher and Play Store
-some minor tweaks
-updated to Photon 254_13 kernel
-removed Toggle 2G app
-repaired sleep mode while charging
-no more formating when flashing, only recursive deleting (I do not suggest to format system, it's not necessary)
-3g data should be fine (persist.ril.uart.flowctrl)
-libaudio.so from 254_13 ota
– Motorola and US Celular specific texts are not translated
– sms delivery reports not working
– don´t know …
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The children wanted their own garden. It had to be close to their playhouse. So I gave them this weed filled patch to work. This was in February when they cleaned out all of the grass and weeds. Then they planted some lettuce, green pea, and scallion seeds. I also gave each of them a pansy to plant.
Here is their garden now. The scallions never came up but soon their lettuce will be ready to go into a salad.
A little bunny and her baby came to live in the garden. They like to munch on the lettuce. Maybe one day they will have some carrots to eat.
They tend the garden themselves. Hannah keeps the pansies deadheaded and does most of the watering. Nathan is good at keeping the weeds under control. I am giving them some more room to plant. They want to plant sunflowers and will have room for some more veggies. The girls want to be able to pick some cherry tomatoes and carrots to have a pretend dinner in their playhouse.


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Strokes Spike in Pregnant Women and New Moms 0
Just-released research from a large national study observed a frightening trend: Rates of stroke in women during pregnancy or soon after giving birth have jumped 54 percent in a dozen years.
The rate of stroke climbed about 47 percent in women before giving birth and about 83 percent in new moms in the postpartum period, 12 weeks after giving birth. The risk of stroke rises in pregnancy in part because of a higher volume of blood, but also because of increased risk of high blood pressure, blood clots and migraine headaches. Dramatic fluctuations in hormones and blood pressure in the weeks after giving birth may increase risk during that time, doctors say.
That's a troubling rise, even for a condition that remains rare, said Dr. Elena V. Kuklina, the study's lead author, stroke expert and epidemiologist at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Overall, strokes were detected in about 71 of every 100,000 delivery hospitalizations by the end of the study period.
Almost all of the increase in strokes during or soon after pregnancy was explained by higher prevalence of high blood pressure and heart disease during pregnancy, said Kuklina. That's a worrisome trend in a nation where roughly one in five women is obese when she becomes pregnant, a risk factor for both conditions.
If you would like to read more of the personal stories related to this article, please go to this link: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/43918460/ns/today-today_health/t/strokes-spike-pregnant-women-new-moms/


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The mask itched something fierce, but Maisy didn't dare take it off. Not with Thomas beside her. Once out the door, he told her, "Maisy, you're stuck with it. Mama chose you to wear the mask." By the hiss in his voice, he sounded almost jealous. Maisy thought he was crazy.
Years ago, aggressive and barbaric aliens invaded their world and were defeated in a great war. From the skinned face of a dead alien, a mask was made so everyone remembered the enemy.
The original was in the National War Museum, but a rubber replica was always worn by children on the war's anniversary so they'd never forget the alien's cruelty.
In every town, a family was selected and chose one of their children as the mask-wearer. As befitting what was done to the aliens, the child in the mask was never treated nicely, but it was a badge of honor.
With difficulty, Maisy sucked in damp air through the tiny hole used as a mouth. She pushed her thin finger carefully under the soft and rubbery skin to scratch her cheek, grumbling, "It's not fair. It wasn't even my turn to wear the stupid thing!"
Her twin brother, Elgin, was supposed to wear the mask, but he got sick. So, her mama passed it on to Maisy saying, "A girl should do her duty."
"I hate this!" Maisy ducked as someone hooted and threw yucky stuff at her. She sniffed. A tear ran down her face. Thomas squeezed her hand and said, "It'll be okay, Maisy. We're at Mrs. Rimache's house. She'll be nice."
Thomas knocked. The door opened. Tugging on her mask, Maisy could barely see through the two tiny eye holes, but swallowed hard as she saw long dark antennae bobbing up and down over a scaly green face.
But then, Mrs. Rimache smiled, displaying sharp teeth dripping saliva. With her sad bulbous eyes, she said, "You poor thing. You got stuck wearing the human mask, didn't you, Maisy?"
This was written for this week's Trifecta Challenge, using the third definition of the word "mask."
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Zimbabwe - A letter from the diaspora (February 2008) |
The one thing we can be sure of is that Robert Mugabe will unleash even more violence on Zimbabweans in the next few weeks. We have seen it already in the brutal attack on the top members of the PTUZ, the alternative teachers' union, for distributing fliers protesting at the parlous state of education in the country. Some 8000 teachers have left the country since the beginning of the year and now teachers are once again in the frontline, the perceived enemies of the state in the same way that whites were once declared by Mugabe to be the enemy within, to be made, he said, to tremble with fear. In the rural areas, teachers are traditionally polling officers and Mugabe has once again unleashed his thugs to beat them up; presumably in the belief that anyone capable of independent thought must be pro-MDC. Is it any wonder teachers leave the country and that our education system is in ruins? This week we had the official Central Statistical Office announcement that inflation has lifted off into the stratosphere at 100.000%. Mugabe has no solution; violence is the only weapon left in his armoury. His Price Controls have failed to tame inflation, his minions at RBZ continue to print useless Zim dollars thus driving up inflation even higher and his army and police force all have to be paid more and more to keep them doing his dirty work of brutalising the population. But Mugabe will still celebrate his 84th birthday with a $3 trillion birthday party and no doubt his usual tirade against the Brits and anyone else who dares to question his right to govern in perpetuity because he won our freedom he will tell us - again. The question I often ask myself is why would anyone in their right mind vote for Mugabe and Zanu PF when all around them they see the evidence of a government that has totally failed to govern? What exactly would they be voting for; another five years of poverty and desperation, a future without hope for themselves and their children? There is a generation of 'born frees' who have known nothing but Zanu PF's misrule, surely they want something different? Even if we see a 'reformed' Zanu PF without Mugabe at the helm, do Zimbabweans really believe that life will get better for them? To me the label 'reformed' Zanu PF is a contradiction in terms; it's rather like the desperate apartheid government back in the eighties promising a reformed apartheid state as the way forward for South Africa. The truth is that Zanu PF cannot be reformed, whatever Thabo Mbeki and western diplomats may want to believe. It is for the people of Zimbabwe to demonstrate to Africa and the rest of the world that they want real change, not some cosmetic adjustment that satisfies no one but the international power brokers. An example from the international scene serves a very useful lesson here. In Pakistan's recent elections, Mushareff's party was clearly defeated but the US and UK are pressuring the electoral winners to allow Mushareff to stay in power; not because it reflects the will of the Pakistani people but because it suits the western agenda to have a man they regard as an ally in the 'war on terror.' In Zimbabwe too, it will suit the international backers of Simba Makoni to have a new, 'reformed' Zanu PF in power. A|pparently, they believe that Simba Makoni, the onetime Minister of Finance in Mugabe's government, can fix Zimbabwe's shattered economy. It's hard to understand why they think that when we all know that Makoni was a part of the old Zanu PF that caused all the mess in the first place… and to quote his own words, he is not against Robert Mugabe, not against Zanu PF. My question remains: Where exactly does Simba Makoni stand? What are his true intentions should he happen to win the presidential election? Which party will he turn to since he has no party structure of his own? These are urgent questions that need to be answered before Zimbabweans cast their precious votes. 16th February 2008 At Independence in 1980, we trusted Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF to do what was right for us as a nation. We, the people, gave Robert Mugabe the power that he has enjoyed for twenty-eight years. One of the hardest truths for Zimbabweans to accept is that our trust was misplaced. We look around and see a nation tearing itself apart. We no longer know who to trust; Mugabe has succeeded in turning what was once a trusting - some would say naïve - and united people into a fractured collection of individuals who can no longer be sure who to trust. We have lost faith in each other and in our leaders, traditional, political and even religious. Mugabe and Zanu PF have almost destroyed the moral fibre of our society. We have repeatedly been told by Mugabe and his followers that the only thing that counts is loyalty to the ruling party, anything less is betrayal. MDC supporters and anyone else who dares to think differently are branded traitors. 'Vatengesi,' sellouts scream the likes of Joseph Chinotimba. According to the ruling party, liberation credentials are still the only criteria of the true patriot. That is the Zanu PF mantra, the very basis of their belief that only they are entitled to rule Zimbabwe through whatever crooked means they choose. How else can they claim as they did this week that they are 99.9% certain of winning the elections! Enter one Simba Makoni. As Eddy Cross remarked this week, 'He has a very nice smile' to which I reply, 'Beware the smile on the crocodile!' Where was Makoni during Murambatsvina? Where was he when MDC leaders were being beaten to a pulp? Where was Makoni when the brave women and men of Woza were arrested and beaten for handing out roses on Valentine's Day or when the police repeatedly misused their powers against the NCA to prohibit any form of demonstration? Where was he when our economy was diving into free fall, when education and healthcare were being destroyed? Where was Makoni when the press was being muzzled and all dissent was being crushed? I can no longer afford to travel regularly to London for the Vigil but I understand that Zimbabweans toy-toying outside Zimbabwe House are divided in their view of Makoni's entrance onto the presidential contest. Some are saying that it's a brave move, he's an honest man and that they might vote for him - if they had the vote that is. Some of these Zimbabweans have been away from the motherland for a long time and may not even be Citizens any longer. They seem to have forgotten that the Zanu PF government of which Makoni was a part was responsible for that piece of disenfranchisement. What Zimbabwe desperately needs now is hope! Night after night on SW Radio Africa we hear the voices of Zimbabweans inside the country, full of despair that things will ever get better. Eternal Suffering for African People seems to be the only way forward. Zimbabweans have lost faith in politicians or the possibility that elections can change anything. They have resigned themselves to lives of unending misery and struggle. Every phonecall and letter I receive from home tells the same story: it is hopeless, how can we go on like this? This week I received a letter from my old hometown, a small place, not what you would call a hub of activity but it has a bank, a post office, a few trading stores even a hotel and, of course, the inevitable bottle stores. This little town is the centre of what the ruling party likes to believe is solidly Zanu PF territory but even here there is widespread disillusion with Mugabe and the ruling party. Maybe this is the sign of hope that we have all been waiting for? I was in Zimbabwe in 2002 and I recall the inspirational speech Morgan Tsvangirai made before the results were announced. ' The power is in your hands' he said. 'This election is about the choice between hope and despair…' That was six years ago and as we all know the vote was stolen and the people's voice was silenced. Now in 2008 things are a hundred times worse for the people. Will their voice be silenced again or will Robert Mugabe even at this late hour find it in his heart to listen to and abide by the will of the people? The signs are not good; The Zimbabwean this week reports that Mugabe has already told SADC that he will not accept an MDC victory. He says it will be tantamount to allowing Gordon Brown to rule Zimbabwe by proxy. Someone really should tell the old man that Gordon Brown needs Zimbabwe's problems like he needs a hole in the head – he has quite enough problems of his own in the UK! The entrance of Simba Makoni , a onetime Finance Minister in the Zanu PF government, into Zimbabwe's electoral battle has excited political analysts into a frenzy. Here in the UK just about every newspaper carried the story and the independent press in Zimbabwe has been similarly vocal. For myself, I admit that my first reaction was profoundly sceptical; is this just another Mugabe ploy designed to fool the opposition - or is it a genuine sign of hope that at last someone has found the courage to challenge Mugabe from within party ranks. Zanu PF claims that Simba Makoni has expelled himself from the party by daring to challenge the President. Joseph Chinotimba, the onetime Security guard who was responsible for the reign of terror on the farms has described Makoni as a 'sellout' and we all know what that means. The Herald, that toadying Zanu PF mouthpiece, was its usual vitriolic self while the Mutambara faction of the MDC is apparently mulling over whether to throw in their hand with Makoni. At last we now know that the Tsvangirai MDC will participate in the elections with Morgan Tsvangirai as their Presidential candidate. Is Zimbabwe the next Kenya? asks a correspondent in this week's Financial Gazette published in Harare yesterday, Thursday 31.01.08. With just fifty-six days to go until Zimbabwe's own elections, it is a question that desperately needs to be asked - if only to make us all fully aware of the dangers that lie ahead for Zimbabwe. We know that Mugabe's sole motive is to remain in power at all costs but it is hard to see how exactly he or the ruling party would benefit from the total breakdown of trust between ethnic communities and the ensuing violence that Kenya has experienced following rigged elections. But we also know that anything is possible, given the meglomania of the ruling party and its leader. This morning comes the news that the UN Secretary General is himself flying to Kenya to support Kofi Annan in his efforts to bring the two warring sides together. The list of African luminaries in the country reads like an African Who's Who; with such pressure on the Kenyan leaders there must surely be a solution? If all these VIP's leave the country with no agreement in place,' Kenya will be set on a slippery slope towards a full-scale civil war' (Sam Akaki). The latest figures show that some 850 people have died already and hundreds of thousands are internally displaced. There has been a marked decline in the killings while the negotiations are underway and Kenya holds its breath awaiting the outcome of the talks. Kibaki and Odinga hold their country's future in their hands; the question is will they have the vision, the patriotism to put Kenya first before their own personal ambitions and pride? How can we prevent this catastrophe happening in our own country when we know that all the rigging mechanisms for our own elections are already in place? In addition, the collapse of the Zimbabwean economy and the resulting poverty and desperation of the population make the likelihood of violent inter-ethnic clashes even stronger. While western commentators continue to describe Kenya's collapse as ethnic in origin, the truth is that the root of the problem lies in the political stalemate brought about by fraudulent election results. Sam Akaki, quoted earlier, the Director of Democratic Institutions for Poverty Reduction in Africa stated this very clearly in a Letter to The Guardian on 30.01.08 when he said, ' The only long-term solution lies in establishing who actually won the elections. 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The Melbourne Rebels see Queensland's Scott Higginbotham as the ideal replacement for France-bound star Gareth Delve but say they've yet to make him an offer.
Wallaby Higginbotham has been linked to the Rebels, who are on the search for backrowers following Welshman Delve's decision to leave the Super Rugby competition after the season and play for French club Toulon.
Higginbotham, who has played 11 Tests, has the ability to play both blindside flanker and No.8 and again showed his value on Sunday with a strong performance in the Reds' 42-27 win to topple the Chiefs.
"He (Higginbotham) would have to be player of interest to us if he was available," Melbourne chief executive Steve Boland said.
"We've had no formal talks about Scott Higginbotham at this stage."
The athletic Higginbotham would be an excellent replacement for No.8 Delve, who has been one of the Rebels' best in their two seasons and served as interim captain while Stirling Mortlock was sidelined.
Boland said the Rebels still had six to eight positions that they need to fill for next season, and hoped to have their roster finalised before they head to South Africa for two Super Rugby matches in early July.
Skipper Mortlock, 34, is still to make a decision on his playing future, while in-form veteran utility back Mark Gerrard is another off contract.
Boland said flanker Michael Lipman, who was one of the stars in their upset win over the Crusaders, may still be offered a new deal.
"We told a number of the players we'd be having a look over the next three to four weeks … and Michael's certainly a player we're still really interested in," he said.
Boland said there was no truth in a rumour that flanker Jarrod Saffy's neck injury could see him unable to resume his rugby career.
"I sat next to Jarrod at the Crusaders game and he's got some scans he's going to undertake in the next eight weeks, but the prognosis is really good," Boland said.
He's really confident he'll be able to get back to training by October-November."
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May 15th 2012 @ 7:43am
formeropenside said | May 15th 2012 @ 7:43am | Report commentIt would be such a shame for Qld to lose Higgy, who was developed out of club rugby after missing the usual schoolboy pathways. I thought a little while ago it was reported he had resigned, but the salary cap threw doubt on the deal.
Its ridiculous if that is the case. Home-grown players developed by a team should be exempt from such salary cap nonsense: it should be a poaching or purchaes cap that is imposed – you can only spend so much on new players from outside your own development ranks.
May 15th 2012 @ 8:05am
RedSkippy said | May 15th 2012 @ 8:05am | Report commentA home grown policy as you suggest would be much better for the game as it would incentivise and promote development….but some franchises have a better (larger) pool to draw from than others so how would you account for that?
May 15th 2012 @ 8:40am
formeropenside said | May 15th 2012 @ 8:40am | Report commentWhy should we need to account for that?
Larger is not always better – just look at NSW.
In any event, I dont care about an "even" competition. Test rugby is not artificially restricted, and that seems to be going fine.
May 15th 2012 @ 8:59am
AndyS said | May 15th 2012 @ 8:59am | Report commentI like the concept, or anything that encourages the development of players. The only proviso would be that, if that were the case, the money for player development would have to be much more evenly distributed than it is at the moment.
May 15th 2012 @ 11:10am
Albo said | May 15th 2012 @ 11:10am | Report commentI really like the idea of a 'home-grown' exception to the salary-cap, FOS. Would it also apply to those who have already been poached returning to their, for want of a better phrase, 'state of origin' e.g. Kurtley Beale returning to the Tahs?
May 15th 2012 @ 12:10pm
redsnut said | May 15th 2012 @ 12:10pm | Report commentThe salary cap is a grossly unfair restriction on the Aussie teams IMO.
If it is to come in, it shouldn't happen for at least two to three years from now in order to allow the teams to sort themselves, and the salaries out. And should be no less than the current payments at the end of this/next season.
May 15th 2012 @ 1:15pm
AJH said | May 15th 2012 @ 1:15pm | Report commentYou cannot have a salary cap unless it applies across the whole competition. It gives an unfair adavantage to other conferences i.e. SA and NZ. We are still considered the weakest of the conferences even after last weekend. But the risk the ARU is creating is that the Salary Cap will:
1. Force our best players to go overseas where there are no caps and they can maximise their earning potentital.
2. Weaken the strength and depth of the Australia Rugby franchises – meaning that Australian sides will lose more than they win – this will turn off fans and reduce dwindling interest in Rugby in this Country.
The lack of Free to Air TV resulting from the need to pay for professionalism of Rugby is bad enough in reducing public exposure to the code.
This CAP is a hell of a legacy that J.O'Neil is providing to Australian Rugby. It's brainless, short sighted and will leave Australian Rugby close to death. -
May 16th 2012 @ 11:25am
formeropenside said | May 16th 2012 @ 11:25am | Report commentCOOPER BACK FOR REDS v LIONS (on other news)
1. Greg Holmes
2. Saia Faingaa
3. James Slipper
4. Rob Simmons
5. James Horwill (c)
6. Jake Schatz
7. Liam Gill
8. Scott Higginbotham9. Will Genia
10. Quade Cooper
11. Digby Ioane
12. Mike Harris
13. Anthony Faingaa
14. Dom Shipperley
15. Ben Lucas16. James Hanson
17. Ben Daley
18. Adam Wallace-Harrison
19. Eddie Quirk
20. Nick Frisby
21. Chris F'Sautia
22. Luke Morahan-
May 17th 2012 @ 12:00am
jeznez said | May 17th 2012 @ 12:00am | Report commentMR, Holmes is starting this week – do you have to reverse your argument from last week and say that now Ewen thinks Holmes is the stronger scrummager?
May 16th 2012 @ 10:26pm
Justin2 said | May 16th 2012 @ 10:26pm | Report commentthe Australian is reporting Higgers to the Rebels. You feckin beauty!
May 16th 2012 @ 10:40pm
PeterK said | May 16th 2012 @ 10:40pm | Report commentThe salary cap will ensure all the aussie rugby teams become mediocre. Any year a team develope players and arises from the pack like the reds did means they will not be able to hang onto developed stars. They will be forced to spread out hence no strong teams.
Sure its fine when it applies to all teams like the AFL or NRL , really stupid when only the aussies do it.
It should be up to the aru to determine what aru top they pay for a player, regardless of where he plays, and thats all.
After that any franchise should be allowed to pay what they think they can afford. Also 3rd party sponsorship and 3rd party deals should be unlimited, but without the franchise guaranteeing it. This means if the 3rd party (like Firepower) does not honour its deal the player loses out, but makes them a free agent, AND the franchise does not have to make up the loss.The most stupid thing ONEil has done.
The aussies need a dynasty ie a team like the reds winning multiple titles, this is what attracts sponsorship, interest, crowds, membership. NOT all teams finishing between 6 and 10.
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if youd ask me id say sativa but im still learning. there not fat enough for indica??? correct me if possible please.
Thanks for the advice...I thought it might be sativa dominant just for the fact its growing tall but slow budding. This is my 4th grow. I was using 400watts of cfls before and I yielded 4 oz dry off 2 plants. I just ordered some GDP from attitude. This grow was just t kinda pass time. I also have a veg room with my old CFL setup 400 watt actual. that room has my aurora indica mother. My world of seeds madness and world of seeds mazar x great white shark seeds with some aurora clones also. Cloning doesn't seem to be working too well. by the time the clones root they look very weak and yellow. I'm doing a simple water cloning in a humidity dome....
78-80 is a good room temp,but wats the canapy temp top of the plants?
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DEF heat stress, how close is that light brah? Should be about 8 inches away if you have good air flow (air flow being flow into the grow space from outside of the grow space and vice versa). Also... point a fan at the canopy to blow air directly over the tops of the plants in the gap between them and the light. That will help TREMENDOUSLY even if you dont have the best air flow for the room itself.
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keeps it healthy and not as much stretch,yure learnin.
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Thanks...yea growing with this hps does have its downfalls...I've never had any issues with my cfls and I'm really debating switching back to them. But I got the hps for free and I really wanna give it a shot....I ordered some grand daddy purple seeds from attitude seedbank which is where I order all my strains from..I can't wait for them to get here I might try a shot at a grow journal...I just did a world of seeds madness grow not too long ago and the smoke was amazing...so hopefully my madness seed I started turnes out good.....


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Copper miner Kazakhmys has agreed to sell its stake in Kazakhstan's largest power station to Kazakhstan sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna in a deal worth $1.3 billion.
Poor pick polygamy over love in Kazakhstan
Gulf between rich and poor fuels revival of a practice which has become a status symbol for affluent men and a ticket out of poverty for young women Given the choice between love and money, Samal, a tall, curly-haired woman of 23 from a village in southern Kazakhstan, would take the cash.
Ambassador Robin Nair presents his credentials to the Secretary of State of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Marat Tazhin at Ak Orda, Presidential Palace in Astana.
S&P affirmed Development Bank of Kazakhstan at 'BBB+/A-2'; Outlook Stable
By Elena Kosolapova- Trend: Standard & Poor's Ratings Services affirmed its foreign and local currency counterparty credit ratings on the state-owned Development Bank of Kazakhstan at 'BBB+/A-2', the international rating agency reported on Dec.5. The national scale rating is 'kzAAA'.
EDB and WB to implement irrigation modernization and institutional...
The agreement was signed by Laura Tuck, Europe and Central Asia Vice-President of the World Bank, and Igor Finogenov, Chairman of the EDB Board.
Dissident Kazakh Poet To Be Transferred To Minimum-Security Prison
Aron Atabek was sentenced to 18 years in jail in 2007 for his role in organizing mass protests that resulted in the death of a police officer.
Kazakhstan: Corporate Retreat from LSE Raises Governance Questions
Along with being one of Kazakhstan's largest electrical energy suppliers, Kazakh-based Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation mines and processes iron, iron alloys and aluminum.
Chairman of Armenia's Central Bank to attend meeting of the Board of...
Yerevan . Chairman of Armenia's Central Bank Arthur Javadyan will attend the meeting of the Board of the CIS Interstate Bank to be held in Moscow on Friday.
Kazakh air carrier acquires new aircraft
Baku, Azerbaijan, Dec 4. By Elena Kosolapova - Trend: Kazakhstan's national airline Air Astana has acquired new A320 aircraft, the company said on Dec. 4. "Airbus A320 equipped with sharklet winglets has replenished our fleet in late November," the company said.