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August 02, 2012Governing Haiti
Haitian Prime Minister, Laurent Lamothe, discusses the governing opportunities and challenges ahead for the island nation.
September 15, 2011Protesters Call For UN To Leave Haiti
Following the alleged rape of a Haitian man by Uruguayan marines, demonstrators call for the withdrawal of the U.N. Mission in Haiti. Nick Rowlands reports.
April 27, 2011The Future of Haiti with President-Elect Michel Martelly
Video: The Future of Haiti with President-Elect Michel Martelly from CSIS on Vimeo.
President-Elect Michel Martelly on the challenges and opportunities facing Haiti.
April 21, 2011Clinton: Haiti's New President Has U.S. Support
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton outlined Wednesday the daunting task awaiting pop-star-turned-president-elect Michel 'Sweet Micky' Martelly.
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Greetings from Austin! We're looking forward to seeing you July 20-26, 2014 for NOMOTC's 54th convention. You'll stay at the Hyatt Regency Austin right on Lady Bird Lake, in downtown Austin. Room rates are $153, single to quad.
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Tiobe Barron, OVN correspondent
The scheduled changing of the guard on the Ojai Planning Commission was put on hold and the process for selecting commissioners could … well, change.
Tuesday, the Ojai City Council pulled the 2014 Planning Commission appointments from that meetings consent calendar and will take a closer look at the process used to seat members into the volunteer positions.
It's been five years since Ojai's public schools asked voters to approve a parcel tax; but the issue again came up during Tuesday's Ojai Unified School District (OUSD) board meeting. Since that unsuccessful bid in November 2008, state funding for OUSD has shrunk, forcing staff and the board to examine alternative sources of revenue to fill the gaps.
Kimberly Rivers, OVN correspondent
The Ventura County Board of Supervisors approved a mandatory spay and neuter ordinance Tuesday for most dogs and cats whose owners live in the unincorporated areas of the county.
Supervisors Steve Bennett, Linda Parks, Kathy Long and John Zaragoza voted in favor of the ordinance, while Peter Foy cast the sole nay vote.
From one end of the valley to the other, the Ojai area is getting into the spirit of the holidays. Tuesday morning, Monica Ros School kids got a wintery surprise when they came to school. Snowmaker Daz Hawkins ( top photo, back left) and student Steven Garcia (front left) watch as Troy Winbury tries to make a snow angel.
During the weekend of Nov. 2, deputies from the Ventura County Sheriff's Ojai sub-station responded to a report of several vehicle burglaries in the Matilija Canyon Trailhead parking lot. Vehicle windows were broken and property was taken from the vehicles, including purses and personal electronics.
Tiobe Barron, OVN correspondent
Ojai residents Jennifer and Mike Buckland may have lived here for only about a year, but they have already discovered some things that need changing, and despite two young children and 60-hour work weeks, they intend to give it their best effort.
Ranger fans didn't let sub-freezing temperatures stop them from coming out to support their team. See a recap of Saturday's game and keep watching our sports page for more updates and photos from last game and to learn whether the Rangers will advance in the CIF finals. (photo by Tim Dewar)
Kimberly Rivers, OVN correspondent
The Ventura County Planning Division admitted Tuesday it allowed an oil company to drill a well in a forested area in Upper Ojai without the proper environmental review.
What sparked the admission were two complaints filed in October by Citizens for Responsible Oil and Gas (CFROG) against Mirada Petroleum.
Ralph Williams (above) stands next to one of the many planes he repaired during WWII and a picture of Williams (below) circa 1941 in his uniform. (photos courtesy of Ralph Williams)
He walks in the door clutching a well-worn photo album. Inside are 70-year-old memories, ones he never expected he'd make when he graduated from Nordhoff High School in 1941.
Ojai resident Andrew MacCalla hands out much-needed medical supplies in the Philippines. (photo courtesy of Direct Relief International)
Andrew MacCalla is at it again.
After about a week at home, he ships out to the Philippines Sunday for another 10 days. As emergency response manager for the Santa Barbara-based Direct Relief International (DRI), he will continue to oversee DRI's medical supply distribution network in the country, hit by the category 5 Typhoon Haiyan in early November.
The new turtle is a much-needed piece of equipment for Nordhoff baseball, say golf tournament organizers.
The Nordhoff baseball program recently held a baseball-themed Golf Tournament to raise funding to improve their facility. Proceeds enabled the team to renovate its batting cage, as well as purchase a turtle for batting practice. The turtle will allow the players to take live batting practice on a regular basis, and will save baseballs from being lost. In addition, the program was also able to purchase a portable pitching mound. "We raised the money thanks to our golfers, tee sponsors and donors and wasted no time in getting the equipment to the field for player use. We hope to see all the players back next year for our second tournament," said event organizer Bob Boyd.
The Double Duffers Golf Club played its December scramble-format tournament in the bitter cold at Soule Park Golf Course.
First-place honors for the day went to the team of Caroline Thacher, Evelyn and Tom Gibson and Dave Sparks. In second place was Sue and Ken Lakes, Susan Gruber and Rocky Rockefeller. In third place (by one stroke) was the team of Linda Nugent, Shirley Saxby, John McDougal and Len Block.
The next tournament is set for Jan. 2, with a shotgun starting time of 8 a.m. New members are always welcome, couples or singles. Call Lakes at 646-4243.
The Nordhoff High School girls' basketball program will be hosting its 38th annual varsity girls' basketball tournament today and tomorrow.
NHS, Fillmore and Oxnard will represent the Gold Division and play in a round-robin pool play schedule against Blue Division representatives Royal, Thousand Oaks and Calabasas.
The first game tips off at 3 p.m. today, and at noon tomorrow.
The host Nordhoff Rangers, who most recently won the tournament in 2011, play at 6 p.m. today. Tomorrow, they will tip off at 3 p.m.
For local fans looking to take in some preseason tournament hoops, tickets can be purchased at the door. Call 640-4343 for more information.
Montessori School of Ojai kids recently teamed up to practice their ball handling skills in the "club sandwich" relay race during an Ojai QuickStart Tennis session. Pictured are Lilly Baker (left) and Jadyn and Dylan Winbury. (Photo by Holly Roberts)
The free Ojai QuickStart Tennis Program offered through the Ojai Recreation Department and taught by community tennis enthusiasts and volunteers recently finished a two-week session at the Montessori School.
Philippe Gache, program manager and teaching professional, explained that the program has already reached out to about 400 students between third and sixth grades this year so far. The program started in September with Sunset School, then visited Meiners Oaks Elementary, Montessori School of Ojai and will finish out the year at Mira Monte Elementary. The program will start out in January 2014 with Topa Topa Elementary, then Ojai Valley School, Summit School and finally go to San Antonio School.
QuickStart Tennis introduces the game of tennis to children using a smaller court, smaller-sized rackets, lower nets, and low-density balls. The program encourages early success by teaching the basics and engaging students with fun games and rewarding challenges.
"We asked Suzanne Lugotoff, director of Nutrition Services for the Ojai School District, to come once per school to talk to the kids about nutrition and healthy life," Gache added.
The fifth Ojai QuickStart Tennis Challenge will take place tomorrow at the lower Libbey courts from 1 to 3 p.m. Between 40 and 50 players from each participating school will be invited to join the challenge. All participants will receive a gift and winners earn trophies donated by the Ojai Valley Tennis Club. For more information about the Ojai QuickStart Tennis Program or the 5th annual QuickStart Challenge, contact Gache at ojaiquick
or (310) 651-0405.
The Nordhoff defense will rely on players including Shane Hersh (No. 21) and Brandon Wadsworth (No. 1) to stop Corona del Mar's high-powered offense. (photo by Ken Brown)
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The Nordhoff Rangers continue to make history on the gridiron in 2013. After winning back-to-back CIF-SS Northwest Division titles, the Rangers have been selected to play in the 2013 CIF State Regional Football Championship Bowl game.
By winning the CIF-SS Northwest Division championship and by being rated one of California's strongest teams in Division 3, the Nordhoff Rangers were selected to take part in the 2013 CIF State Regional Football Championship Bowl.
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After saturday's win, Coach Tony Henney hoists the team's championship plaque. (photo by Ken Brown)
In front of a sold-out crowd of 3,000 at Ojai Valley Community Stadium, the Nordhoff Rangers defeated the El Segundo Eagles to claim the 2013 CIF-SS Northwest Division football title Saturday.
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Nordhoff running back Tayler Livingston, No. 9, sets the tone for the night by breaking this big run in the opening series of the game. (photo by Tim Dewar)
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Despite frigid cold temperatures at Ojai Community Stadium, the Nordhoff Rangers continued thier red-hot streak by winning back-to-back CIF-SS Northwest Division titles by defeating the El Segundo Eagles, 49-21 in front of thousands of cheering fans.
Register to Read MoreConnor Floyd spends hours every day honing his craft. He hopes to play Division I college baseball. (photo by Kai Lin)
Kenton Shiffman, OVN correspondent
Ojai Valley School junior Connor Floyd has just received some of the most exciting news of his life: he was named an Under Armour Pre-Season All-American in baseball.
Register to Read MoreThe Thacher Toads sent both their boys' and girls' cross-country squads to the 2013 CIF state finals last Saturday in Fresno. Both teams placed in the top 10 and both will be back in the hunt next season. Representing the Toads were: Bea Land (front row, from left), Sarah Voss, Isobel Hayne, Reade Rossman, Sophie McMillan, Arianna Finger and Georgie Becker; assistant coach Sarah DelVecchio (back row, from left), Kevin Griffee, Simon Novich, Jack Richardson, Spencer McCune, Ryan Jackson, Peter Callan, Jack Pierrepont and head coach Fred Coleman.
The Thacher School's cross country teams both earned top ten finishes at the 2013 CIF State Cross Country Championships held at Woodward Park in Fresno. The girls' team, paced by senior Sophie McMillan, raced to a ninth place finish in girls' Division 5 while the boys' team, led by senior Simon Novich, placed eighth in boys' Division 5.
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There will be a Military UFO Files lecture at the National Atomic Testing Museum at 6pm on September 22, 2012.
Complete with Secrets Revealed, they say!
Yes, they're at it again.. and this one certainly seems like it's going to be a rather nice addition to this ongoing lecture series focusing on Area 51.
"We wanted to concentrate on people who had personal stories and exposure to what they thought were real UFOs from the military side, because they might have just a little more credibility than your average Joe," Palmer told The Huffington Post.
Four of the participants had previous American military security clearances:
Ret. Army Col. John Alexander: Former military insider who created Advanced Theoretical Physics — a group of top-level government officials and scientists brought together to study UFOs.
Ret. Air Force Col. Charles Halt: Former base commander of the RAF Bentwaters military base in England and vital eyewitness to the amazing UFO-related events at Rendlesham Forest in December 1980, where he believed the observed UFOs were extraterrestrial in origin.
Ret. Air Force Col. William Coleman: Former USAF bomber pilot, chief of Air Force public information and producer of NBC's "Project UFO" series.
Ret. Air Force Col. Robert Friend: Former director of the Air Force's Project Blue Book from 1958 to 1963.
The fifth guest at the museum's upcoming UFO lecture is former U.K. UFO desk officer Nick Pope.
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By Mayo Clinic staffYour blood pressure treatment goal depends on how healthy you are.
Blood pressure treatment goals* | |
140/90 mm Hg or lower | If you are a healthy adult |
130/80 mm Hg or lower | If you have chronic kidney disease, diabetes or coronary artery disease or are at high risk of coronary artery disease |
120/80 mm Hg or lower | If your heart isn't pumping as well as it should (left ventricular dysfunction or heart failure) or you have severe chronic kidney disease |
*Although 120/80 mm Hg or lower is the ideal blood pressure goal, doctors are unsure if you need treatment (medications) to reach that level.
If you're an adult age 80 or older and your blood pressure is very high, your doctor may set a target blood pressure goal for you that's slightly higher than 140/90 mm Hg.
Changing your lifestyle can go a long way toward controlling high blood pressure. But sometimes lifestyle changes aren't enough. In addition to diet and exercise, your doctor may recommend medication to lower your blood pressure. Which category of medication your doctor prescribes depends on your stage of high blood pressure and whether you also have other medical problems.
Medications to treat high blood pressure
- Thiazide diuretics. Diuretics, sometimes called water pills, are medications that act on your kidneys to help your body eliminate sodium and water, reducing blood volume. Thiazide diuretics are often the first — but not the only — choice in high blood pressure medications. If you're not taking a diuretic and your blood pressure remains high, talk to your doctor about adding one or replacing a drug you currently take with a diuretic.
- Beta blockers. These medications reduce the workload on your heart and open your blood vessels, causing your heart to beat slower and with less force. When prescribed alone, beta blockers don't work as well in blacks or in older adults — but they're effective when combined with a thiazide diuretic.
- Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors. These medications help relax blood vessels by blocking the formation of a natural chemical that narrows blood vessels.
- Angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs). These medications help relax blood vessels by blocking the action — not the formation — of a natural chemical that narrows blood vessels.
- Calcium channel blockers. These medications help relax the muscles of your blood vessels. Some slow your heart rate. Calcium channel blockers may work better for blacks and older adults than do ACE inhibitors or beta blockers alone. A word of caution for grapefruit lovers, though. Grapefruit juice interacts with some calcium channel blockers, increasing blood levels of the medication and putting you at higher risk of side effects. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist if you're concerned about interactions.
- Renin inhibitors. Aliskiren (Tekturna) slows down the production of renin, an enzyme produced by your kidneys that starts a chain of chemical steps that increases blood pressure. Tekturna works by reducing the ability of renin to begin this process. Due to a risk of serious complications, including stroke, you shouldn't take aliskiren with ACE inhibitors or ARBs.
If you're having trouble reaching your blood pressure goal with combinations of the above medications, your doctor may prescribe:
- Alpha blockers. These medications reduce nerve impulses to blood vessels, reducing the effects of natural chemicals that narrow blood vessels.
- Alpha-beta blockers. In addition to reducing nerve impulses to blood vessels, alpha-beta blockers slow the heartbeat to reduce the amount of blood that must be pumped through the vessels.
- Central-acting agents. These medications prevent your brain from signaling your nervous system to increase your heart rate and narrow your blood vessels.
- Vasodilators. These medications work directly on the muscles in the walls of your arteries, preventing the muscles from tightening and your arteries from narrowing.
Once your blood pressure is under control, your doctor may have you take a daily aspirin to reduce your risk of cardiovascular disorders.
To reduce the number of daily medication doses you need, your doctor may prescribe a combination of low-dose medications rather than larger doses of one single drug. In fact, two or more blood pressure drugs often work better than one. Sometimes finding the most effective medication — or combination of drugs — is a matter of trial and error.
Lifestyle changes to treat high blood pressure
No matter what medications your doctor prescribes to treat your high blood pressure, you'll need to make lifestyle changes to lower your blood pressure. These changes usually include eating a healthier diet with less salt (the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, or DASH, diet), exercising more, quitting smoking and losing weight.
Resistant hypertension: When your blood pressure is difficult to control
If your blood pressure remains stubbornly high despite taking at least three different types of high blood pressure drugs, one of which should be a diuretic, you may have resistant hypertension. Resistant hypertension is blood pressure that's resistant to treatment. People who have controlled high blood pressure but are taking four different types of medications at the same time to achieve that control also are considered to have resistant hypertension.
Having resistant hypertension doesn't mean your blood pressure will never get lower. In fact, if you and your doctor can identify what's behind your persistently high blood pressure, there's a good chance you can meet your goal with the help of treatment that's more effective.
Your doctor or hypertension specialist can evaluate whether the medications and doses you're taking for your high blood pressure are appropriate. You may have to fine-tune your medications to come up with the most effective combination and doses.
In addition, you and your doctor can review medications you're taking for other conditions. Some medications, foods or supplements can worsen high blood pressure or prevent your high blood pressure medications from working effectively. Be open and honest with your doctor about all the medications or supplements you take.
If you don't take your high blood pressure medications exactly as directed, your blood pressure can pay the price. If you skip doses because you can't afford the medication, because you have side effects or because you simply forget to take your medications, talk to your doctor about solutions. Don't change your treatment without your doctor's guidance.
- Chobanian AV, et al. The seventh report of the Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation and Treatment of High Blood Pressure. New England Journal of Medicine. 2003;289:2560.
- Why blood pressure matters. American Heart Association. http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/HighBloodPressure/WhyBloodPressureMatters/Why-Blood-Pressure-Matters_UCM_002051_Article.jsp. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- Aronow WS, et al. ACCF/AHA 2011 expert consensus document on hypertension in the elderly. Journal of the American College of Cardiology. 2011;57:2037.
- Kaplan NM, et al. Treatment of hypertension in blacks. http://www.uptodate.com/home/. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- Rosen CJ, et al. The nonskeletal effects of vitamin D: An Endocrine Society scientific statement. Endocrine Reviews. 2012;33:456.
- Kaplan NM, et al. Prehypertension. http://www.uptodate.com/home/. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- Calhoun DA, et al. Resistant hypertension: Diagnosis, evaluation and treatment. A scientific statement from the American Heart Association Professional Education Committee of the Council for High Blood Pressure Research. Hypertension. 2008;117:e510.
- Mann JFE. Choice of therapy in essential hypertension: Recommendations. http://www.uptodate.com/home/. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- Lopez L, et al. Lifestyle modification counseling for hypertensive patients: Results from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 1999-2004. American Journal of Hypertension. 2009;22:325.
- Tseng C, et al. A predictive model for risk of prehypertension and hypertension and expected benefit after population-based life-style modification (KCIS No. 24). American Journal of Hypertension. 2012;25:171.
- Your guide to lowering blood pressure with DASH. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/heart/hbp/dash/. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- Appel LJ, et al. Dietary approaches to prevent and treat hypertension: A scientific statement from the American Heart Association. Hypertension. 2006;47:296.
- Pandic S, et al. Device-guided breathing exercises in the treatment of hypertension - perceptions and effects. CVD Prevention and Control. 2008;3:163.
- Natural medicines in the clinical management of hypertension. Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database. http://www.naturaldatabase.com. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- Home blood pressure monitoring. American Heart Association. http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/HighBloodPressure/SymptomsDiagnosisMonitoringofHighBloodPressure/Home-Blood-Pressure-Monitoring_UCM_301874_Article.jsp. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2010. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. http://www.cnpp.usda.gov/DGAs2010-PolicyDocument.htm. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for high blood pressure: U.S. Preventive Services Task Force reaffirmation recommendation statement. Annals of Internal Medicine. 2007;147:783.
- Mayo Clinic statement: Aliskiren safety concern. Mayo Pharmaceutical Formulary Committee. http://mayoweb.mayo.edu/mfpfc-cmte/1112aliskirenStatement.pdf. Accessed June 19, 2012.
- Novartis announces termination of ALTITUDE study with Rasilez/Tekturna in high-risk patients with diabetes and renal impairment. Novartis International AG. http://www.novartis.com/downloads/newsroom/rasilez-tekturna-information-center/20111220-rasilez-tekturna.pdf. Accessed June 19, 2012.


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Speech Code Rating
San Francisco State University has been given a speech code rating of Red. You may read more about this institution's speech codes at this page.
- San Francisco State University: Students Investigated for Stepping on Flags
- San Francisco State University: Speech Code Litigation Project
- California: Unconstitutional Discriminatory Harassment Policies
FIRE Cases at San Francisco State University
- College to student group: No selling Christmas trees, only 'holiday' trees, The Daily Caller, November 28, 2012
- 5 More of the Worst Free Speech Violations on College Campuses, PolicyMic, September 12, 2012
- Judge says CSU speech policies raise serious constitutional concerns, The Christian Examiner, December 11, 2007
- Magistrate bars Cal State from enforcing "civility" provision in conduct code, Student Press Law Center, November 15, 2007
- Students who 'desecrated' terrorist flags vindicated, World Net Daily, November 9, 2007
- San Francisco State latest target in anti-speech code campaign, The Bulletin, July 18, 2007
- When Hezbollah trumps Old Glory, New York Post, July 16, 2007
- Allah Says: Don't tread on me, Reason Online, July 10, 2007
- A story about flag stomping you won't believe, FOXNews.com, July 10, 2007
- Ban on desecrating terrorist flags challenged, World Net Daily, July 10, 2007
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- SFSU sued for investigating stomping of flag with Allah's name, International Herald Tribune, July 9, 2007
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- Compelling 'Civility', June 1, 2012
- This Month in FIRE History: San Francisco State University Investigates Students for Anti-Terrorism Protest, February 17, 2012
- ADF's David Hacker on Civility Codes as Speech Codes, August 12, 2010
- California Advisory Committee to U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Hears FIRE Testimony, April 29, 2010
- SFSU Policy Change Just Another in a Long Line of Free Speech Zone Reversals, April 7, 2010
- SFSU Eliminates Free Speech Zones, April 2, 2010
- Universities' Compliance with Speech Code Decisions Leaves Much to Be Desired , September 24, 2009
- Rights in the News: Harvey's Harvard Candidacy Continues to Grab Headlines, February 27, 2009
- Anti-Hamas Rally Stirs Controversy, Calls for Punishment at SFSU, February 16, 2009
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Paul West has long insisted that what is most important to him as a writer is the free play of the imagination. What the imagination invents, he contends, becomes something independent and actual. West himself states the case most clearly when noting that "elasticity, diversity, openness, these are the things that matter to me most." Thus, his fictions often revolve, both thematically and structurally, around the interplay between the individual and his or her imagination and an absurd, threatening universe. Often these fictions rely heavily on dreams of one sort or another, with characters living in their dreams or living out their dreams or becoming confused about where dreams leave off and the world begins.
Consequently, West's fictions often abound with a sense of precariousness as characters who are constrained in one form or another struggle to free themselves and find their places in the world. Sanity frequently becomes the central issue in these lives, with protagonists taking on the forces of conventionality in their private wars with the drab and mundane. Typical West heroes are outsiders, often marginal or largely inconsequential figures, who will not or cannot conform to the forces about them and who, in striking out on their own, pay steep prices for their individuality.
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The U.N. Security Council cited "grave concern over the reported military movements and attacks by terrorist and extremist groups" in northern Mali.
"This serious deterioration of the situation threatens even more the stability and integrity of Mali and constitutes a direct threat to international peace and security," the council said.
Last month, the council authorized a one-year military peacekeeping mission in Mali. The African-led International Support Mission in Mali aims to help rebuild Mali's security and defense forces and to help Malian authorities recover the areas in the north.
A regional group, the Economic Community of West African States, has pledged thousands of troops to the mission, and the Security Council has urged other member states to contribute troops.
The Malian government and rebel groups are expected to meet January 21 for peace talks in Burkina Faso's capital, Ouagadougou.
Mali held its first democratic elections in 1992, after decades of military rule.
It maintained a strong democracy until March, when a group of soldiers toppled the government, saying it had not provided adequate equipment for them to fight ethnic Tuareg rebels roaming the vast desert in the north.
Tuareg rebels, who for decades had staged rebellions seeking independence, took advantage of the power vacuum and seized parts of the north. The rebels had fought alongside Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and returned to Mali -- with their weapons in tow -- after he was killed in October 2011.
A power struggle then erupted in the north between the Tuaregs and local al Qaeda-linked radicals, who seized control of large parts of the desert north. The international community voiced concerns about al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and its expanding presence in Mali.
The al Qaeda wing is linked to the attack last year in Benghazi, Libya, that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans, U.S. officials have said.
The militants in the north have applied their strict interpretation of Sharia law by banning music, smoking, drinking and watching sports on television. They also publicly stoned a couple to death in July, reportedly for having an affair.
Public executions, amputations, floggings and other inhumane punishments are becoming common, the United Nations says.
The militants have attacked Timbuktu's historic tombs and shrines, claiming the relics are idolatrous. The picturesque city was once an important destination for Islamic scholars because of its ancient and prominent burial sites, and it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Henry had an affair with a makeup artist during a commercial shoot and the discovery of text messages led to a divorce and possibly his transfer from Arsenal to Barcelona.
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She is now demanding a £10million divorce settlement, and divorce experts have predicted that a judge will order a "clean break" – with Claire receiving a lump sum payment rather than a proportion of Henry's future earnings.It is expected that Claire will be entitled to a large part of superstar Henry's wealth [estimated at £25million]. And with the revelation that Arsenal's record goalscorer may have been playing away, she will probably be set up for life.
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From the nineteenth century, if one were to think of "American" art, first and foremost, the landscape comes to mind. Oh, there were portraits, some genre, and late in the century, a fascination with still-lifes, but the one type of painting that totally dominated all others was the American landscape. I've written extensively of Thomas Cole and the first generation of Hudson River School painters, and John Frederick Kensett who led the second generation (sometimes called the Luminists). By the 1850s, there came the third generation (some would say the last generation). Leading this group would be the German-born Albert Bierstadt. Each generation had their own traits. Cole's work was idealistic and naturalistic. Kensett's luminous, simple, and eloquent. Bierstadt's work was
iloquent. And not satisfied with the well-trod vistas of the Eastern mountains, Bierstadt transported the Hudson River landscape tradition westward to where the real mountains were--Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, and finally, California, where he found a new, even grander, more pristine coastline to glorify in paint and sell to his rich, eastern art lovers. He founded what has been called the Rocky Mountain School of landscape painting.
Bierstadt was born in 1830 and came to this country at the age of two. He grew up in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Though displaying exceptional talent as a child, but with no more art training than was available in his local community, he set off for Dusseldorf, Germany and the renowned art academy there where he mastered his craft. There and in Rome, he was exposed to the best of the European tradition of landscape painting. Yet aside from a certain debt to Claude Lorrain's landscape compositions, he seems to have brought back little stylistically. Back in this country in 1859, an ambitious, not to mention self-promoting, adventurous sort, Bierstadt caught the first train west. Never mind that it was a wagon train, led by Colonel Frederick Lander to chart a path for the future transcontinental railroad. Along the way, he saw for the first time the real American landscape, rugged, raw, rivalling the Alps, and relegating the so-called "mountains" he'd painted in his youth, to mere foothills.
In 1863, he went back west again, having established his reputation in the East as American's pre-eminent landscape painter. This time he took his younger brother (a fledgling photographer), and his friend and writer, Fitz Hugh Ludlow from the New York Post to record his adventure. This time they made it all the way to California. He painted a number of oil sketches of the most rugged, inaccessible stretches of the northern California coast, its Native Americans and its native sea lions. When he returned east, he turned these sketches and his brother's photos into massive, 8-foot by ten-foot paintings selling for up to $25,000 (an astronomical sum at the time). A third trip west in 1881 (this time on a railroad train) took him to the desert Southwest and Southern California. He died there in 1902, having witnessed and painted firsthand, the opening of the West. But by the time of his death, the West was no longer that which he'd painted in his youth, nor were his paintings welcomed in the East as they had been after the Civil War. Tastes had changed. Art collectors in the East were discovering something new on the landscape horizon--French Impressionism, and soon, its cosmopolitan American stepchild.
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- International Human Rights Attorney Beth Klein (Beth received an award for being one of the top 50 most powerful women in America).
- Rev. Dr. Nori Rost (rhymes with Lost) Minister at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church Colorado Springs
- Invited: Congresspersons Polis, Bennet, Udall, DeGette and Perlmutter and their wives. None confirmed.(Congresswoman DeGette is out of town that weekend for her Law School Reunion. Others considering.)
- Entertainment confirmed: Susie Q Smith (Poet, local civil rights activist and 3rd in the world for female spoken word artists) and the Foxfield Four (formerly, the David James Band). Invited, but not yet confirmed: Raging Grannies
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Coquitlam councillors were both shocked and mystified Monday as they read through submission after submission from southwest Coquitlam residents opposing a planned affordable housing project for seniors.
Located at 352 Marmont St., the site is currently occupied by a two-storey duplex. The applicant behind the proposal, the Bulgarian Home Society of B.C., is planning to convert the duplex into a seven-unit project for low-or moderate-income seniors.
As part of the proposed zoning amendment, the city has already begun its public feedback process and has received 11 comment forms and one petition.
Every response the city has received has expressed opposition to the proposal, for reasons such as the potential for increased traffic and crime, decreased property values and a departure from the neighbourhood's current esthetic.
"Some of the comments that have been made that somehow crime in the area will increase . can you imagine [people] 65 years old and higher will create some crime in the area? My God, that is really reaching," said Coun. Lou Sekora.
In an interview Tuesday, Mayor Richard Stewart said the negative feedback likely has little to do with the occupants themselves, but rather the fact that they are renters.
"I'll be blunt - I'm embarrassed by some of the comments from a few people in Coquitlam about this," he said. "Some of those comments were incredibly inappropriate and they speak to the NIMBY sentiments that often get passed on."
Part of the correspondence the city received included a lengthy petition signed by 30 residents, most of whom live on Marmont Street and Walls Avenue.
Though no name is attached to the letter portion of the petition, the person behind the document suggests, "we are very uncomfortable with having affordable rental apartment [sic] in our neighbourhood. As we've seen, even with the current residents at 352 Marmont, there have been regular disturbances between the tenants, and few cases where police had to show up. possibly [sic] even for growing marijuana."
The petition also goes on to suggest that the area is already subject to incidents of theft and door-to-door scams, and that the addition of the affordable housing units "may increase rate [sic] of crime, over crowdedness."
"Providing housing for those folks who are on limited income, who can't afford to stay in their homes or can't afford market rent . and what you're saying is you don't want those people in your neighbourhood?" asked Coun. Selina Robinson. "[That's] really, always for me, cause for concern."
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There are Dispersal orders in place in the following area's Marton/Nunthorpe, Coulby Newham, Linthorpe, North Ormesby, Park End,...
— @ClevelandPolice 30 October 2012
defence barrister told to stop shouting at teenage witness by judge during cross examination in James Allen double murder trial.
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
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— @ClevelandPolice 30 October 2012
teenage witness who helped Allen do some work in Dunford's house is being cross examimed at length by defence barrister
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
Priceless - Victor Chandler lists Northern Echo sports editor as 1,000-1 to get the Hartlepool United manager's job. http://t.co/3JNRxwjX
— @EchoPeterBarron 30 October 2012
JAMES ALLEN TRIAL: PC who was first into Mr Dunford's house tells how he saw dried blood on the pensioner's face and couldn't find a pulse.
SPORT: Major movement in the market for the betting on the next manager of Hartlepool United.
Bet Victor have - after The Northern Echo's story today - put Sven-Goran Eriksson at 33/1.
Colin Cooper and Darrell Clarke are 4/1.
And making up the list of runners and worth a punt at 1,000 / 1 is The Northern Echo's sports editor Nick Loughlin !
Angelina Dicicco tells jury how she called 999 when she saw Colin Dunford's body. The jury listens to call and hears the panic in her voice
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
ALMOST GOT IT LICKED: It's a good job Lawrence Edmonds has a sense of humour.
He's nearing the end of an epic mission to lick - yes, lick - every cathedral in the country.
The 27-year-old from York embarked on his bizarre mission after making a bet with a pal - and if he fails to complete it he has to run starkers round York Minster.
INCINERATOR D-DAY: It's D-Day for plans for a massive £1.4bn incinerator complex to deal with waste from all over North Yorkshire.
Over 100 protesters have gathered at County Hall in Northallerton where councillors are debating whether to give the scheme, at Allerton Park near Knaresborough, their approval.
Court hears how Mr Foreman's partner screamed when she saw Colin Dunford dead in his house and they immediately called 999.
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
George Foreman tells how he found his friend dead after becoming concerned about his welfare and used spare keys to open the front door.
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
Mr Dunford's friend George Foreman tells jury how he walked home with him almost every night for 10 years until the day before he was killed
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
BOYCOTT CALLS: Darlington FC chairman Denis Pinnegar has urged fans not to protest at the West Auckland away game on November 10, following the announcement that ticket prices for the fixture will be double the normal admission price.
A fans' Facebook group, calling for the game to be boycotted, has more than 220 'likes'.
Mr Pinnegar said: "There is talk about fans turning up outside the West Auckland ground to protest which is something that the board would vigorously discourage as it will lead to unnecessary confrontation and the risk of disruption, which will not be in the interests of Darlington Football Club.
"We are appealing to fans to continue to be the great ambassadors for Darlington Football Club they have been all season."
FANS' PLEA: Denis Pinnegar
Darlington reporters are working on the story of a man being bitten on the nose following a night out in the town.
The 23-year-old victim needed plastic surgery and may be scarred for life after the attack, in Houndgate, in the early hours of Sunday.
Elsewhere, reporter Alexa Copeland is writing a tribute to former dancer Kath Wright, who won a string of national competitions with her husband, Steve. Mrs Wright has died aged 80.
Andy Walker, Darlington chief reporter
witnesses portraying Colin Dunford as a quiet and friendly man. James Allen murder trial.
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
Our Tees reporting team will today be covering day two of the trial of James Allen, accused of murdering two people.
Julie Davison, 50, of Whitby, was stabbed more than 30 times, it emerged in court yesterday. Colin Dunford, 81, was found with head injuries in his Middlesbrough home. Mr Allen has pleaded not guilty to both counts.
The Tees reporters will also be reporting on the erection of the UK's first Inflatable sports dome at Seaton Carew, Hartlepool and a bid to create a new community theatre and arts space in Guisborough.
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first witness tells jury that Colin Dunford was a regular at Sammys club and came in at 10.30pm every night- you could set your watch by him
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
A signed copy of the speech Earl Spencer gave at Princess Diana's funeral is going to be auctioned to raise money for KartForce, a karting team made up of injured soldiers.
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Can't see it happening, but if @Official_HUFC pushed boat out for Sven, interest in town today has already shown it would bring fans back!
— @paulfraserecho 30 October 2012
Prosecution opening speech has finished in the James Allen trial. First pieces of evidence due to be heard by jurors after agreed facts read
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
Jury told Cctv, scientific and phone record evidence will prove Allen killed both victims. Prosecution say he lied during police interview.
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
Court hears he had a knife and screwdriver on him when he was arrested in Leeds
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
James Allen claimed he had nothing to do with deaths of Colin Dunford or Julie Davison during police interview.
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
waiting for the second day of the James Allen double murder trial to start. Defence opening speech expected to begin this afternoon.
— @graemeecho 30 October 2012
Tees Valley Chief Reporter Graeme Hetherington will be reporting live from the murder trial of James Allen, the man accused of killing Julie Davison and Colin Dunsford in separate attacks earlier this year.
Follow his trial updates throughout the day here.
ACCUSED: James Allen
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Georg Graewe, who has been composing and performing professionally since the age of 15, formed his first quintet in 1974. He has consequently led a variety of ensembles ranging from trio to chamber orchestra formats, which have involved some of the major soloists in contemporary music. His compositions have been performed around the world; concerts in New York, Istanbul, Berlin, Rome, Boston, Köln, Vancouver, Paris, Chicago, Amsterdam, Zagreb, San Francisco, Wien, Montreal, Dallas, London, Toronto, San Diego, Zürich, New Orleans, and elsewhere have established Graewe's international reputation. Graewe's compositions, which include works for solo piano, chamber music, pieces for symphony orchestra, and scores for theater productions, radio drama, and video.
Graewe is currently working on orchestral pieces for Klangforum Wien, and a string quartet for Quatuor Bozzoni, Montreal. His chamber opera Kopenhagen has just been premiered by Oper Köln (Cologne Opera House).
Since 1999, Graewe has been associated with CNMAT (Center for New Music and Audio Technology) at the University of California at Berkeley through an ongoing project for piano and interactive computer systems with David Wessel.
Since 2002 he has taught at Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler in Berlin, and continues to perform as a soloist as well as the leader of several international ensembles. His work is documented on about 30 releases on several American and European labels.
Graewe has also performed and recorded with Anthony Braxton, Mats Gustafsson, Barry Guy, Joëlle Léandre, Paul Lovens, Evan Parker, Barre Phillips, Ken Vandermark, among others.
Projects include the Georg Graewe Quartet with Frank Gratkowski, Kent Kessler, and Hamid Drake, a trio with Wilbert de Joode and Mark Sanders, and a new quintet with Tobias Delius, Sebi Tramontana, Kent Kessler, and Michael Vatcher.
Almut Kühne was born in 1983 in Dresden, studied singing in Jazz at HfM Hanns Eisler in Berlin, working as Solo-Performer and member of different projects and bands like: STEREO LISA conducted by Benjamin Weidekamp with Ibadet Ramadani, Gebhard Ullmann, Jürgen Kupke, Richard Koch, Matthias Müller, Simon Harrer, Aki Sebastian Ruhl, Christian Marien und Michael Haves. CD will be released february 2008. SONIC FICTION conducted by Georg Graewe with Kent Kessler, Phil Minton, Ann LeBaron, Koene-Quartett, Frank Gratkowski, Carrie Shull, Michael Vatcher, Tobias Delius a.o. SCHNÖ Trio with Maria Berthel-trombone and Berit Jung-bass. Duos with Lothar Fiedler, Berit Jung and Georg Graewe. Readings with music and chansons with Christian Steyer. Several recordings for movie-and theaterproductions. Performances with dancers like Réka Szabo, Fine Kwiatkowski among others.
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