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- Lead-up events
- Background
A brief background to the events leading up to the landing, from Denis Winter's book, 25 April 1915 - The Inevitable Tragedy
- War Correspondents
Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett:
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- Censorship
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- War diary
- Biography
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- A Duty Clear before us – North Beach and the Sari Bair Range
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- Signaller Silas
The 16th Battalion's story from its raising in Western Australia in 1914 to the end of the battle was subsequently told by one of their own, the artist Signaller Ellis Silas, in his book Crusading at Anzac, A.D. 1915.
- First to Fall
See details of the 57 men from the 11th Battalion who were killed in action on 25th April, 1915.
Section 2 – Visiting:
- Visiting Gallipoli today
The Gallipoli Peninsula has had a long and remarkable history extending from before the Peloponnesian Wars. Its rugged landscape and historic towns provide the backdrop to the battlefields of 1915, places of heroism and sacrifice which are of immense national significance to Turks, Australians and New Zealanders. Explore Gallipoli as it is today.
- The Anzac walk
A walking tour of the Gallipoli battlefield
- War cemeteries and memorials at Gallipoli
- News, events and site highlights:
- Anzac Day at Gallipoli
- Turkish monuments and memorials
- Gallipoli tour
A driving tour of 11 Anzac locations, 7 Helles locations and 4 on the Asian Shore
Section 3 – Building:
- Building the Anzac Commemorative Site
A new Anzac commemorative location has been built at Gallipoli in conjunction with the New Zealand government and with the approval of the Turkish government. The new site, with its informal low stone walls, paths to the beach and information panels will become a focal point for visitors to this heritage area and of special significance to Australians and New Zealanders.
- Concept – what is the Anzac Commemorative Site and why was it built?
- Design – planning the Anzac Commemorative Site
- Process – constructing the Anzac Commemorative Site
Section 4 – Panels:
- The Interpretative Panels at the Anzac Commemorative Site at North Beach on the Gallipoli Peninsula
As a focal point to enrich the experience of visitors, the Anzac Commemorative Site includes 10 large panels that tell the story of Gallipoli in 1915. In this section, you can view the photographs, read the text (in English and Turkish), view the original artworks or photographs from which the panels were created and investigate the history of their selection in more detail.
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Map of the Gallipoli Peninsula
- Interpretative panel 2
Anzac, the landing 1915 (detail) by George Lambert.
- Interpretative panel 3
Charge of the 2nd Infantry Brigade at Krithia (detail) by Charles Wheeler.
- Interpretative panel 4
A Turkish officer is led blindfolded through the Anzac lines to discuss a truce to bury the Turkish dead after the attack of 19 May 1915.
- Interpretative panel 5
Stretcher bearers carrying wounded at Anzac. The soldier on the left is carrying filled water bottles up to the front line.
- Interpretative panel 6
The charge of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at the Nek, 7 August 1915 (detail) by George Lambert.
- Interpretative panel 7
New Zealand soldiers rest in a trench during their assault towards Chunuk Bair on the night of 6 August 1915.
- Interpretative panel 8
Williams Pier, North Beach, Gallipoli, December 1915, with the Sphinx in the background. At this time the preparations for the evacuation of the Australian and New Zealand troops from Anzac were well under way.
- Interpretative panel 9
Turkish artillery on Gallipoli. Inset: Colonel Mustafa Kemal, one of the principal Turkish commanders at Gallipoli, later known as Ataturk –
Father of the Turks. He was to become the first President of the Republic of Turkey.
- Interpretative panel 10
An Australian officer visits a comrade's grave on Gallipoli.
Section 5 – Researching:
- Researching Gallipoli and Australians at war
This section explores the impact of the events at Gallipoli on the Australian people.
- Three Timelines of Australians at Gallipoli and at War
These timelines enable you to quickly locate information and perspectives on significant dates in the history of Australian warfare, including 100 important events to do with Gallipoli, the role of the Australians in the Gallipoli campaign as well as Australia's involvement in war from 1901 to 2000 including World Wars I and II, Korea, Vietnam and through to the involvement in East Timor.
- Images of 1915:
The Gallipoli experience produced a range of visual images from photographs to paintings and drawings.
- Nurses' Stories – photographs of Lemnos:
For Australians, the image usually associated with 25 April, 1915 is that of Australian soldiers charging bravely up the steep and barren slopes of Gallipoli. Less appreciated is the picture of an Australian nurse on that same day attending to hundreds of battered and bleeding men on the decks and in the confined wards of a hospital ship. This section contains images and letters.
- The Nurses' experience of Gallipoli from their letters
Read about the role of the nurses at Gallipoli in 1915, the conditions in which they worked on hospital ships and on the islands of Lemnos and Imbros, what they endured and their feelings about service.
- Photographs of the 3rd Australian General Hospital on Lemnos Island
Look through the amazing album of photographs taken by Dr A. W. Savage in 1915 which documents all aspects of the development of the 3rd Australian General Hospital on Lemnos Island. A visual chronicle of life and death.
- The 3rd AGH (Australian General Hospital)
Read about the workings of the 3rd Australian General Hospital at Lemnos.
- LC Barwick's Lemnos Diary
Read excerpts from Lance Corporal Archibald Barwick's Gallipoli diary dealing with his time on the island of Lemnos.
- The Nurses' experience of Gallipoli from their letters
- Bravery awards at Gallipoli
Victoria Crosses were awarded to nine soldiers at Gallipoli for acts of extreme heroism: Albert Jacka, William Symons, Leonard Keysor, John Hamilton, Albert Shout, William Dunstan, Alexander Burton, Frederick Tubb and Hugo Throssell. Read about the situations they faced in a campaign where ordinary men routinely performed extraordinary acts of courage and sacrifice.
- Submarines at Gallipoli
Includes a detailed animation of the AE2's voyage through the Dardanelles in an attempt to disrupt Turkish sea communication.
- Gallipoli and the Australian home front:
The distant conflict of the Great War, as World War I was known at the time, had an enormous effect on Australia, a small nation of fewer than 5 million people at the time. The war had a major impact on everyone in some way. It helped bring about economic change. Political events became bitter and controversial. Reputations were made and lost.
Through it all, Australians responded to the call to enlist and went to fight. Their story is an important part of understanding the history of Australia and its people in the 20th century.
- Anzac: a national heirloom
The Gallipoli campaign made the word 'Anzac' instantly recognisable throughout Australia and New Zealand. From 1915, individuals, organisations and businesses began to use the word for a variety of purposes. In the collections of the National Archives of Australia there are many files dealing with applications to use the word Anzac or to copyright material associated with Gallipoli and the remembrance of the campaign.
- Gallipoli and a country town: Yass
Explores the individual stories of two men Roy Denning and Wilfred Emmott Addison who came from the town of Yass in country New South Wales to fight (and in Addison's case, to die) at Gallipoli in 1915. Roy Denning's letters to his mother from Gallipoli and Addison's anticipation of his own death are moving testaments to the tragedy and futility of war.
- Anzac: a national heirloom


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Drug Discovery Today has the first part of an article on the history of the molecular modeling field, this one covering about 1960 to 1990. It's a for-the-record document, since as time goes on it'll be increasingly hard to unscramble all the early approaches and players. I think this is true for almost any technology; the early years are tangled indeed.
As you would imagine, the work from the 1960s and 1970s has an otherwordly feel to it, considering the hardware that was available. And that brings up another thing common to the early years of new technologies: when you look back on them from their later years, you wonder how these people could possibly have even tried to do these things.
I mean, you read about, say, Richard Cramer establishing the computer-aided drug design program at Smith, Kline and French in nineteen-flipping-seventy-one, and on one level you feel like congratulating his group for their farsightedness. But mainly you just feeling like saying "Oh, you poor people. I am so sorry." Because from today's perspective, there is just no way that anyone could have done any meaningful molecular modeling for drug design in 1971. I mean, we have enough trouble doing it for a lot of projects in 2008.
Think about it: big ol' IBM mainframe, with those tape drives that for many years were visual shorthand for Computer System but now look closer to steam engines and water wheels. Punch cards: riffling stacks of them, and whole mechanical devices with arrays of rods to make and troubleshoot stiff pieces of paper with holes in them. And the software – written in what, FORTRAN? If they were lucky. And written in a time when people were just starting to say, well, yes, I suppose that you could, in fact, represent attractive and repulsive molecular forces in terms that could be used by a computer program. . .hmm, let's see about hydrogen bonds, then. . .
It gives a person the shudders. But that must be inevitable – you get the same feeling when you see an early TV set and wonder how anyone could have derived entertainment from a fuzzy four-inch-wide grey screen. Or see the earliest automobiles, which look to have been quite a bit more trouble than a horse. How do people persevere?
Well, for one thing, by knowing that they're the first. Even if technology isn't what you might dream of it being some day, you're still the one out on the cutting edge, with what could be the best in the world as it is. They also do it by not being able to know just what the limits to their capabilities are, not having the benefit of decades of hindsight. The molecular modelers of the early 1970s did not, I'm sure, see themselves as tentatively exploring something that would probably be of no use for years to come. They must have thought that there was something good just waiting right there to be done with the technology they had (which was, as just mentioned, the best ever seen). They may well have been wrong about that, but who was to know until it was tried?
And all of this – the realizations that there's something new in the world, that there are new things that can be done with it, and (later) that there's more to it (both its possibilities and difficulties) than was first apparent – all of this comes on gradually. If it were to hit you all at once, you'd be paralyzed with indecision. But the gap in the trees turns into a trail, and then into a dirt path before you feel the gravel under your feet, speeding up before you realize that you're driving down a huge highway that branches off to destinations you didn't even know existed.
People are seeing their way through to some of those narrow footpaths right now, no doubt. With any luck, in another thirty years people will look back and pity them for what they didn't and couldn't know. But the people doing it today don't feel worthy of pity at all – some of them probably feel as if they're the luckiest people alive. . .
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1. Jose on May 1, 2008 11:50 AM writes...
Yup, considering how crude (even humorous at times) modelling is today, trying fancy stuff with the equivalent of a Vic20 and a tape drive just seems quaint.
2. Sigivald on May 1, 2008 12:15 PM writes...
Naw, they would've had big, expensive IBM hard disk packs, not tape or cards, at least for storage.
Depending on the budget, they might well have had interactive programming and data entry, completely bypassing paper.
And definitely FORTRAN; it was bone-standard for scientific computing well before 1971.
(But yes, by modern standards, stone-knives-and-bearskins territory. Shoulders, giants, etc.)
3. Aspirin on May 1, 2008 12:26 PM writes...
Those were truly the intrepid pioneers. Their perseverance is to be admired. And like you said, that's true for leaders in any field.
4. SRC on May 1, 2008 12:49 PM writes...
FORTRAN! Sigh. Takes me back...
5. MolecModeler on May 1, 2008 1:04 PM writes...
FORTRAN always gets a bad rap, but many of the most commonly used numerical libraries in molecular modelling are highly optimized in FORTRAN. You would not get faster performance from re-coding in a modern language like C/C++/C#.
Obviously you wouldn't want to do any GUI development with it, however.
As a synthetic chemist, why even care what our software is written in? :) Hell it could be written in pig latin, as long as it "worked". And as I'm sure you know it depends on the defenition of "work".
6. Kay on May 2, 2008 7:37 AM writes...
We are indeed standing on the shoulders of giants. For example, the rule of 5 has saved our bacon to date. It could be improved, however. The next iteration might be 'rule of 5 plus stock price.' (the next iteration will still be known as rule of 5 around Pfizer)
7. John Spevacek on May 2, 2008 7:48 AM writes...
"Punch cards: riffling stacks of them, and whole mechanical devices with arrays of rods to make and troubleshoot stiff pieces of paper with holes in them."
Thank goodness that ALL of this technology has gone bye-bye and isn't used for political elections or such.
8. Jonadab the Unsightly One on May 26, 2008 1:01 PM writes...
> why even care what our software is written in?
> :) Hell it could be written in pig latin,
I think there's a source filter module for that on the CPAN...
Fortran isn't too bad for number cruching, provided that's all you want to do. It's pretty terrible for creating user interfaces of any kind, though. One would be tempted to write the core of the application in Fortran and then throw a wrapper around it that's written in something else, which calls the Fortran program to do the grunt work, so that the user never has to deal with the Fortran program directly.
Of course, these days you probably want to run any serious number crunching in a distributed fashion (assuming it's parallelizable), so you want a language with good networking libraries, thus, not Fortran. But that wasn't so much of a consideration in the seventies.
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Introduction to mentoring opportunities for biomedical science students at Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science, Los Angeles CA. Discusses the Kids Judge! Los Angeles Biomedical Science Fair as well as classroom teaching opportunities at an elementary school in the neighborhood.
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Wait, why are people who don't have insurance not bartering services and/or taking emergency trips when necessary? You wont have debt when you're dead!
Like roads, conservation areas etc some things should be government run and not at the mercy of business bottom lines where people are denied essential care based on poverty, 'pre-existing' conditions etc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jng4TnKqy6A
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It seems like a dangerous course considering what's happened in recent history. But there's three main ethnic groups (living in different parts of the country) so a partition into two countries would only serve to separate the Muslim majority areas from the Christian majority areas and wouldn't eliminate tension between the Igbo and Yoruba people. But the religious conflict seems to be the primary issue now and unfortunately is a horrible example of what can happen when two aggressive, proselytizing religions have free reign to fight it out in a divided country.
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I think Africa needs to focus on making their borders make sense.
I agree.
They should carve up the entire country differently. It was created by European colonial powers to create divisions. Those divisions are still there, and it's just a ton of war, conflict, etc. because of it.
If they were all just recarved differently based on similar political interests/peoples, the entire continent would be much better off.
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They tried that. Remember Biafra?
All of the countries, from Cote d'Ivoire to Cameroon, have a Muslim north, which occasions a certain amount of societal friction between the regions, but splitting them all is not going to resolve anything.
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Is Nigeria our subregional superpower or a laughing stock?
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Right in front of our eyes, Nigeria is slipping into chaos, threatened by agitations and plain terrorist acts that endanger life and property. There seems to be too many fault lines that are now cracking open to reveal a frightening truth—that after many years of mismanagement and maladministration, the country is at the brink of doom, fueled by an oil boom that has turned out to be the prime-mover for this doom.
Whether it can cope with the pressure and remain on its feet is anybody's guess. The immediate conclusion is that despite all the potential that the country has to be the West African regional super power, it is turning out to be a laughing stock and a classic example of a failed state.
For some time now, events happening there have given a clear indication that the country will sooner than later face serious problems on the scale of the crisis that precipitated the 1967–1970 civil war from which it still continues to suffer. Many crisis situations have occurred over the past few years and new ones are emerging to threaten national life. Nigeria is now face-to-face with what it dreads.
The bottom-line is that Nigeria is at the crossroads and needs decisive action to prevent it from slipping into total chaos and mayhem. At all fronts—economic, political, socio-ethnic, sectarian—the country faces threats. All these fault lines have been developing over the period but nothing concrete has been done to prevent what has begun destabilizing the country right in front of our eyes.
This crisis situation is troubling because of its immediate negative impact on every aspect of national life and its potential to degenerate into full-blown nationwide breakdown of discipline and order, which will bring the country down to its knees. That the government has imposed a state of emergency in some parts of the country is the clear confirmation of the seriousness of the threat.
The large scale terrorist acts unleashed by the dreaded Boko Haram have already caused enormous dislocation and devastation of infrastructure and human life. Boko Haram seems to be having an upper hand and is causing anarchy all over the place. Having turned its terrorist machine on the Christian community, it has added a new slice to the government that has been its target right from inception.
Let's remember that its main modus operandus is selective sabotage (as we can tell from the bombing of the UN Headquarters in that country) with the view to creating panic and fear among the populace, cause wholesale anger and disaffection against the Establishment, and then push through its fundamentalist agenda of imposing Sharia law on new areas that it controls. Then, it will make the country ungovernable and eventually destabilize it.
Now that President Goodluck Jonathan claims that Boko Haram has allies in his government, the situation has assumed nasty dimensions. It means that the terrorist group has its feet firm on the ground and can strike from within at will. It won't lack financial or material support.
In an earlier article discussing the Boko Haram menace, I underscored the need for the Nigerian government to use all available means to handle the threat but nothing seems to have been done apart from the meeting of force with force that has rather emboldened the group to intensify its terrorist activities.
In that article, I challenged leaders of the West African sub-region to step in to assist the Nigerian government solve the problem; but so far, nothing has been initiated. These leaders appear not to know the danger posed by Boko Haram to the sub-region and seem to leave the problem to Nigeria alone to solve. How shortsighted can' they be!
We understand that the African Union's principle of non-interference in a member-country's internal affairs is paramount but don't accept the current lukewarm attitude from the sub-regional leaders. Let's remember that the Boko Haram menace is not restricted to the territorial integrity of Nigeria alone, although its impact is currently limited to that sphere alone. Boko Haram has the potential to extend its operations to other parts of the sub-region and must be tackled before it does so. Some questions arise.
What is there about Boko Haram to attract followers? Is it a general discontent against the Nigerian Establishment or the government's inability to solve national problems? Let's not restrict Boko Haram's grievances to only those that border on religious fundamentalism or abhorrence for the West (especially its form of education or cultural evangelism that is the primary cause of the group's anger). Something must be wrong in the Nigerian system to create this deep-seated hatred in it for the Establishment.
It is a home-grown terrorist organization that is likely being supported by allies in other parts of Africa (the Al-Qaeda in the Maghreb or the Al-Shabab of Somalia, for instance). It can't be ruled out that other terrorist organizations are its allies. The issues being fought against by Boko Haram are the same grievances that motivate the terrorism that these groups have unleashed on many parts of the world.
If the Nigerian government fails to handle this Boko Haram threat properly, it will explode beyond its borders to worry the entire sub-region. Our leaders should be proactive enough to stem this tide, not wait till the problem gets out of hand before scrambling for ad hoc measures to attempt dealing with it. Such a menace cannot be eradicated with ad hoc measures. I suggest that some productive conflict-resolution mechanisms based on negotiation and peaceful means be initiated.
The negotiation should involve any institution or capable people in any part of the world whose efforts can be relied on to control the situation. In the circumstance, it is only when the parties are brought to the negotiation table that the issues can be laid bare and resolved. Any recourse to force at this stage will stoke the fire all the more. I remember the failed Aburi Summit that could have prevented the Nigerian civil war had the antagonists listened to reason early enough to give peace a chance.
Once Boko Haram has gained enough traction as a separatist group that is not only fighting a sectarian war with Christians but is also bent on confronting the Nigerian government and destroying life and property at will anywhere in the country, it must dawn on the authorities that its recklessness cannot be contained through force. Again, because it is operating clandestinely, it cannot be easily outmanouevred. That's why the Nigerian government must look for assistance beyond its borders.
To worsen Nigeria's plight, other unfavourable developments are adding to the Boko Haram menace. Why the Goodluck Jonathan government should remove subsidy from fuel to instigate public dissension is inconceivable. No matter what official explanation is given to justify the action, public anger will be difficult to soothe. The ongoing indefinite strike called by the Nigerian Labour Congress has already paralyzed the country and will likely cripple national life if not curtailed soon.
Apart from the death of protestors and the fact that productivity will suffer, this strike action has the potential to revive agitations at many fronts. It will become the fertile ground for Boko Haram to recruit followers or for it to hit where it will hurt the government. Then, the tension will rise sky-high and government will lose public trust and confidence, which its opponents will capitalize on. We hope that the military won't do anything stupid in the interim if law and order break down. The fire is really burning!
The insurgency in the Niger Delta region may not be as active as it was about a few years ago but it doesn't mean that it can't be revived. The embers of the militancy are not fully dead and what is simmering now at the labour front in objection to the removal of fuel subsidy may be the spark needed to re-ignite the armed resistance. After all, it's all about the oil that the country produces but which doesn't serve the interests of the wider population. Anything connected with oil in Nigeria is explosive and must be expected to attract widespread interest.
I don't want to suggest anything ominous for the country but will say it aboveboard here that the country's leaders have not proved to be capable problem solvers. It seems they are more interested in presiding over a broken system than taking decisive action to stem the tide. What we see happening in the country today is the outcome of many years of ineptitude, negligence, and criminal laxity.
At 50 years and with a population of 160 million and over-abundant natural and human resources, Nigeria should have had more to its credit than what it is today. It is disturbing that a country that is the largest crude oil producer in Africa doesn't have its own oil refinery and has to import fuel for domestic use. Of course, it is not as if it hasn't had any refinery.
It used to have some (I hear 4) but because of massive corruption and mismanagement, they all collapsed many years ago and the country cannot rebuild any; hence, its reliance on other countries for refined fuel, which it imports at great cost to the economy only for much of it to be smuggled out. It is an open secret that this situation has created limitless opportunities for corruption.
Thus, in the midst of it all, the politicians are busily making all the hay they can while their political sun shines, leaving the vast majority of the people in the abyss of abject poverty, want, and disease. The military leaders did it just as the civilian ones are known for doing. Corruption is the hallmark of this hay-making. It is worse than an ineradicable curse. The truth is that this uncontrollable spate of corruption has so dented the country's international image as to become the mark of identification for anything associated with Nigeria.
Beyond corruption being its bane, the current flashpoints threaten national life and must alarm everybody in the West African sub-region. Nigeria's role in controlling the mayhem in Liberia (through ECOMOG) is laudable. One wishes that the zeal with which the country's leaders tackle other people's problems will be used in dealing with their own internal problems so that the country can continue to be a giant in the sub-region. From what is developing, it is likely that the country is steadily nearing the edge of the precipice.
Nigeria risks falling apart unless decisive action is taken to redeem it from itself. Its problems are self-created and need competent leaders to solve. But just like many countries, including Ghana, those problems can't be solved expeditiously because the country's leaders are incompetent, visionless, inward-looking, and unfit for the huge responsibilities that they've entered politics to thrust upon themselves. They have themselves become problems for the citizens to solve. That is the crux of the matter.
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no i prefered africa to be united i mean countiries united
but dived in 4 regions
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western and estearn and southern africa
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With all the social problems they are facing, north(muslim) against south(christian) tensions. Would spliting it into different states be a viable option?
It already split in the 60s. Remember Biafra?
It didnt work out. Many died. My step-Mom was evacuated by the US Embassy from one city to the next until she ended up on the coast and boarded a boat to safety in Ghana. She knew quite a few that got killed.
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Short answer, YES, the earlier the better. We have never had a united Nigeria anyway nor shall we ever have.
The territory called Nigeria already has natural boundaries which requires little or no adjustment to create viable and independent states. Alternatively, states should be allowed to amalgamate to create autonomous region with near full rights of any independent country. Either of these two scenarios is bound to happen, the question is not if but when. Time will tell.
The whole episode in Nigeria reminds me of Chinua Achebe's naming of his famous novel- Things Fall Apart. Nigerian indeed, fell apart long time ago.
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Yes, how much harder will it be for the US to bribe and coerce 1,000 countries to support our world view.
The UN is a completely useless organization that has no other function, than to try to force a majority view on the whole planet, and that concept will march onward, no matter how many countries there are.
Going the other direction, would it be better if there were only 20 countries, or only three, like in Orwell's "1984"? What would be the ideal number of countries in the world, and how do you arrive at that figure? Why is it OK for Central America to be divided into seven countries, but not Nigeria or Colombia or Indonesia or France?
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I think Africa needs to focus on making their borders make sense.
That would be a very bad idea. If you give several generations the freedom to wander about in a large country, and then suddenly redraw the boundaries, you would have literally tens of millions of people to either migrate back home again, or be forced to live in a country where they are an unwelcome minority. Look what happened when Yugoslavia focused on making their borders make sense. Look at the partition of India.
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I spent the lions share of 1978 and part of 79 in the Cross River State of Nigeria working with ITT Nigeria Ltd Telephone Outside Plant, among the Efik, Ibo, Ibibio, a few Hausa and Yoruba. Along the coast, there is Oil, a lot of Oil. This oil is the basis of the booming economy in that region of the country. As is, all parts of the country benefit from petro-dollars, if the country splits in two parts, the part without the Oil will undoubtedly try to seize at least a few of the wells. War will follow and what happened in Biafra will look like a half-hearted trial run. I made friends in and around the Uyo, Abak, Ikot Ekpene area, I would not wish war on anyone, particularly areas wherein I have friends.
On a lighter side, at one time I was in a conversation with several gentlemen from the Calabar region, a large portion of the conversation was in Efik. After I had given my input to the problem at hand, there was a four or five second pause, then, the entire group of men broke out laughing. This did take me a bit aback. They laughed more and eventually as they were wiping the tears away, one of them said, "Mr Rhodes, we were not laughing at your ideas, they are quite practical, we were laughing because we had never heard a white man speaking Efik with an Ikot Ekpene accent. That was when I broke out laughing. It made sense, I had not thought of that before, I picked up the language, sorta, by listening, asking questions, and mimic-ing the sounds I heard. In the process I also picked up an Ikot Ekpene accent because a large number of those from whom I had learned Efik were from Ikot Ekpene.
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The country doesn't need to divide. In a pragmatic sense, it will lose population and Northern Nigeria (If it will divide it WILL be by religion) will have no ports and descends into madness due to the fact that Nigeria's wealth is in the south (Lagos, Abuja, south-east where oil is, etc.), possibly leading to attacks in Southern Nigeria.
The problem in Nigeria is that there is no national identity, only regional/tribal/religious ones. The same can be said of most countries (Races in the US, Languages in Canada, Ethnic groups in China, etc.), but due to the fact that Nigeria was given (re:forced) these borders, they had to grapple with it forcibly. To quash this, more and honest representation in the government is necessary, as well as open dialogue about what to do.
Either way, West Africa needs Nigeria as we know it, as does Africa at large.
Nollywood could be a GREAT way to unite the country, similar to what Hollywod and Bollywood has done.
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The prevalence of moderate to severe radiographic sacroiliitis and the correlation with health status in elderly Swedish men – The MrOS study
1 Department of Clinical Sciences, Lund University, Malmö, Sweden
2 Department of Radiology, Skåne University Hospital, Lund, Sweden
3 Department of Orthopedics and Molecular Osteoporosis Research Unit, Skåne University Hospital, Malmö, Sweden
4 Center for Bone and Arthritis Research at the Sahlgrenska Academy, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg, Sweden
5 The Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Rheumatology anf Inflammation Research, Institute of Medicine, Gothenburg, Sweden
6 Rheumatological Department, University Hospital of Skåne, Inga Marie Nilssons gata 32, 205 02 Malmö, Sweden
BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders 2013, 14:352 doi:10.1186/1471-2474-14-352Published: 13 December 2013
Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) is a chronic inflammatory disease with onset in young adults, but little is known about the prevalence in older age groups. Furthermore, there is very limited information of health status of elderly patients with AS. Our objective was to estimate the prevalence of moderate to severe radiographic sacroiliitis in elderly men and its impact on health.
A cross-sectional, population-based survey, that included 1005 men aged 69-81 years old, with the primary aim to study risk factors for osteoporosis (MrOS), was used. X-rays of the pelvis and spine were done for the whole population and then examined by two readers. The prevalences of grade 3-4 sacroiliitis, syndesmophytes and spondylophytes were ascertained. Using a self-administered questionnaire, information was obtained on physical activity (PASE), functional status (IADL items), health related quality of life - QoL (SF-12) and back pain (pain question, Quebec Pain Disability Scale items).
Fourteen cases with grade 3-4 sacroiliitis were identified, corresponding to a prevalence of 1.4% (95%CI: 0.7-2.4). Eight of the patients with sacroiliitis had both AS-typical and degenerative changes in the spine, 4 had only degenerative changes and 2 had only AS-related changes. There were no statistically significant differences between those with and without radiographic sacroiliitis regarding demographics, anthropometric measures, smoking status or health status, reflected by measures on physical activity, functional status, health related QoL and back pain.
The prevalence of moderate to severe radiographic sacroiliitis was estimated to be 1.4% among elderly men in Sweden. Self-reported health was only slightly different in those with sacroiliitis, suggesting that the relative impact of AS is modest in this age group.


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The Christian faith is nothing without the resurrection of Jesus. If Christ was not raised, we might as well pack our backs now and, like many renowned atheists, end our lives prematurely: There is no hope, no purpose, no objective morality, and our faith is a monumental waste of time. So many today believe that Jesus' resurrection was a fabrication, a magician's trick, wishful thinking, pure fantasy, or irrelevant. As followers of Jesus, instead of bickering among ourselves over trivial concerns or embroiling ourselves in politics, we should be proclaiming the resurrection of Christ at every opportunity – because everything else in this world pales into insignificance. While the body of every other historical figure has rotted away, the body and person of Jesus live on!
Jesus of Nazareth was sentenced to die by an illegal court. He was flogged mercilessly and forced to carry a heavy wooden cross through the streets of Jerusalem. He was crucified by hardened soldiers for whom execution was clinical and routine. His death was witnessed by supporters and critics alike. A huge rock sealed his dead body in the tomb, and the place was guarded by Roman soldiers who, if they failed in their duty, faced the death penalty themselves. Jesus' followers were in disarray, denied their Lord, and hid themselves from the public gaze. Then, to the amazement of all, the rock was found to be rolled away, the tomb was empty, and the shell-like body wrappings lay there like a discarded cocoon. The risen Christ appeared not only to his close followers in private but to over 500 people in public. He even appeared later to one of his fiercest critics, Paul of Tarsus.
The Jewish leaders, the Roman authorities, and Jesus' many other opponents had every reason to prove that he was dead. A body would have ended the matter once and for all, but it was never found. If Jesus' followers knew that he had never really died, they would have quietly walked away. Instead, mighty Rome itself could not contain the fervor of those eye-witnesses. The very real hope of their own resurrection, having encountered the resurrected Jesus, fueled that fervor, and they willingly endured suffering and death in their thousands – some hacked to death, others burned alive, and still others crucified like their Lord. These events are chronicled not only in the Christian scriptures but in other extant sources.
Despite every effort of mankind through the ages, two strong desires remain beyond our reach: to see the future and to conquer death. How might a being who exists outside of time and our three dimensions of space prove to us his existence? By documenting details of the future well in advance and by raising someone very publicly from the dead. These are the two principal proofs of the Christian faith: biblical prophecy and the resurrection of Christ. They demand an explanation, and we ignore their implications at our peril.
Then, when our dying bodies have been transformed into bodies that will never die, this Scripture will be fulfilled: "Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?" For sin is the sting that results in death, and the law gives sin its power. But thank God! He gives us victory over sin and death through our Lord Jesus Christ.


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The Women′s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) All-American Scholars for Division I, II and III have been announced, with Nikki Isaacson '17 and Mary Reed '14 earning the academic honor.
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