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A Victorian gentleman bets that he can beat the world's record for circling the globe.
In 1872 London, England, a newspaper headline reports the shocking news that the Bank of England has been robbed. When the fastidious Phileas Fogg arrives at the Reform Club, a private men's club, he complains that someone has already read his newspaper. Elsewhere in London, Fogg's former valet Foster goes to the employment office and quits. Foster complains to Roland Hesketh-Baggott, the recruiter, that working for a perfectionist like Fogg is torture. Overhearing their conversation, the unemployed Passepartout, a jack-of-all-trades, offers his services and is hired on the spot to replace Foster. After Passepartout meets with Fogg's approval, Fogg plays whist at the club, and discusses the robbery with other members. When they debate about how easily a criminal could hide anywhere in the world, Fogg theorizes that it would take only eighty days to travel around the world. Stewart, a club member, thinks the supposition preposterous and wagers 5,000 pounds that Fogg could not make the journey himself, with three other members joining in and raising the wager to 20,000 pounds. Fogg immediately accepts the challenge and, after finishing the game, returns home to fill a carpetbag with money and minimal provisions.
Fogg and Passepartout then embark on their trip, making Paris, France their first stop. There, Fogg consults with Gasse, the manager of the Thomas Cook travel store, who informs him that an avalanche has closed the route to Spain and recommends they travel by hot-air balloon. Undeterred, Fogg purchases the balloon, called "La Coquette," and after taking off in the airship, he and Passepartout sail over the French countryside. As they pass a mountain peak, Passepartout takes the opportunity to grab some snow with which to chill Fogg's champagne. At the Reform Club, meanwhile, the members read newspaper accounts about Fogg passing over the Maritime Alps.
After Passepartout is forced to climb the ropes and fix a broken gas valve, they are compelled to land in a town square in Spain. While waiting to meet Achmed Abdullah, who owns the fastest boat in the area, the travelers are entertained by flamenco dancers at a restaurant. When Passepartout joins the dancing with an impromptu performance, Abdullah agrees to loan Fogg his yacht, on the condition that Passepartout participate in the bullfights the next day. Although terrified, Passepartout follows the professional matadors into the ring and bravely confronts a bull, becoming a local hero when he survives the bout. In London, meanwhile, betting on Fogg's journey has grown into a national obsession. Lloyd's of London supervises the wagering, and later announces Fogg's arrival at the Suez Canal. There Passepartout has his first encounter with Inspector Fix of Scotland Yard, who is following them because he believes that Fogg is responsible for the bank robbery. After arranging with the British consulate to have Fogg arrested when he reaches Bombay, Fix poses as an agent for a steamship company and befriends Passepartout, hoping to get information about Fogg. However, the valet is only interested in discussing romance. Fogg continues to use his copious supply of cash to bribe the captain and chief engineer to speed the ship to Bombay ahead of schedule.
Upon landing, Fix discovers that a warrant for Fogg's arrest cannot be issued because the local consul has received no directive from London. After Passepartout angers a crowd by chasing a cow, he and Fogg board a train to reach Allahabad, but the train is forced to stop abruptly the next morning when the tracks end in the middle of a jungle. Fogg purchases an elephant, which carries him, Passepartout and Sir Francis Cromarty, another passenger, through the jungle. That night, they discover a Kali ritual during which Princess Aouda, the widow of a rajah, will be burned to death on a funeral pyre with her late husband. Determined to save the British-educated princess, Passepartout infiltrates the ceremony and impersonates the deceased. When the "body" appears to rise, the participants flee and Aouda escapes with Fogg, Passepartout and Sir Francis. Their adventure creates a scandal in England, where it is reported that Fogg and Passepartout were imprisoned for desecrating a temple, but posted bail and set sail for Hong Kong the next day. On the boat, Aouda plays whist with Fogg, and reveals that her never-consummated marriage was arranged.
The next day, Fix learns from a steward that Fogg plans to take a steamship from Hong Kong to Yokohama, Japan, and plots to arrest Fogg in Hong Kong. Upon arriving there, Fogg attempts to locate Aouda's uncle, but learns that he fled to Holland because of his illegal business practices. Aouda then accepts Fogg's invitation to continue the journey with him. However, Fix waylays Passepartout when he is buying steamship tickets and, after admitting his intention to arrest Fogg, drugs Passepartout's drink with opium. Fix then arranges for the unconscious Passepartout to be left in a small boat, hoping to detain Fogg. Passepartout's kidnappers flee when they hear a police whistle, and he awakens the next day aboard the steamship, having been taken there by police who found the tickets in his pocket. Passepartout is distraught when he learns his wallet is missing, and that Fogg is not onboard, but joins a circus in Yokohama to support himself.
The resourceful Fogg, meanwhile, has found alternate transportation to Yokohama, and finds Passepartout performing an acrobatic act. After being reunited, they leave Japan, and British newspapers later report that Fogg has arrived in the United States. The travelers stumble into a political campaign and parade in San Francisco, California, where Passepartout is drawn into a saloon when he spots some dancers inside. After Fogg comes in to find Passepartout, the beautiful saloon owner attempts to seduce him, but her jealous, knife-wielding bouncer warns Fogg to leave, and he and Aouda finally lure Passepartout outside. While Fix waits on the sidewalk, planning to join them on their transcontinental train ride, Fogg, inspired by the dangerous characters encountered in the saloon, sends Passepartout to purchase guns. When an electioneer named Colonel Proctor harasses Aouda, Fogg hits him on the head with his umbrella, then dodges Proctor's flying fist, which strikes Fox. Finally, with Passepartout equipped like a gunfighter, the travelers continue aboard a train, enjoying Western scenery, and witnessing a Native American peace-pipe ritual.
After safely crossing an unstable bridge over a gorge, Proctor insults Fogg during a game of whist and they challenge each other to a duel. However, their fight is precluded when the train is attacked by Sioux Indians, who kill the engineer and fireman. While Proctor and Fogg fight off Indians from inside the train, Passepartout is captured after he climbs up to the roof and jumps off to divert the tribe from the train. Later at Fort Kearney, Fogg rallies the cavalry to rescue Passepartout before he is burned at the stake. Refusing to wait a full day for the next train, the resilient travelers attach a large cloth advertisement to a wood railroad cart, which then sails them along the tracks like a ship. In England, the Reform Club members learn that Fogg and his friends have arrived in New York City and assume that he is on his way back to England. Carmichael, general manager of Lloyd's, and inspector Hunter of Scotland Yard, inform the club members that Fogg is the confirmed bank robber and will be arrested as soon as he steps foot on British soil. The members are further disappointed when they learn that Fogg has missed the boat to London and has boarded a ship bound for Venezuela, which has no British extradition treaty.
Unknown to them, Fogg has paid the captain to turn the steamship toward Great Britain. When they run out of coal, Fogg purchases the ship for cash, and then dismantles it to burn every available bit as fuel. As soon as they arrive in England, however, Fix arrests Fogg, thereby preventing him from meeting his deadline. Not long after, Fix returns to the jail to release Fogg, admitting that the real thief has been captured. A disconsolate and now impoverished Fogg returns to his London mansion, and secludes himself from Aouda and Passepartout. His spirits are soon restored when Aouda, who has fallen in love with Fogg, proposes marriage. He immediately sends Passepartout to get a reverend, and while he is out, Passepartout sees a newspaper and realizes that Fogg still has ten minutes to meet his deadline. Fogg at first dismisses as inconceivable the possibility that he made a mistake about the time, but then realizes that they had passed the International Dateline, and that Passepartout is correct. Fogg and Passepartout hurry to the club, but encounter more delays because of a hansom cab driver with hiccoughs and a reticent horse, and a charity worker praying for Fogg's sins. However, Fogg strolls into the club exactly on time, thereby winning the wager. The club members are quickly distracted, however, when Aouda enters the room, as no woman has ever been allowed on the premises. When she inquires about the rule banning women, Fogg explains that breaking the rule could spell the end of the British empire. Moments later, the normally flawless waiter drops his tray, a painting falls, and Ralph, a banker with Lloyd's, announces that this is the end.
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|New York premiere: 17 Oct 1956; Los Angeles premiere: 22 Dec 1956
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|Michael Todd Co., Inc.
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Quantum Mechanics 9 - Zero Point Energy
Speaker(s): Richard Epp
Abstract: Understanding the zero point energy of the quantum harmonic oscillator as a consequence of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.
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• Understanding why the minimum energy of a ball in a bowl must be greater than zero based on the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.
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• Understanding graphically how the total energy – the sum of the classical potential energy and the new quantum kinetic energy – has a minimum that is greater than zero: the zero point energy.
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Here are some pictures that I have taken so far......
The cottages
This is us down by the creek...I showed her how to blow on a dandelion :)
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I'm from a little (mock) German town called Leavenworth (in WA state) and the cottage looks like the houses and buildings that in the town.
Have a grand time!
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Behind the Scenes of Seattle
An enduring legacy of the historic popular uprising against the WTO in Seattle, in late November of 1999, is the battle for the story.
To Alli Chagi-Starr, a core organizer leading up to, and during, the November 30th, 1999 protest, several key elements have been continually left out of the story-telling about this landmark event—by the corporate media, and to some extent, the independent media too.
As co-founder of Art and Revolution, Alli witnessed firsthand the role that art played in mobilizing concerned citizens, months in advance of "N30"; how performance lifted spirits and united voices during the protests, and in some cases, provided an antidote to tension with police.
Alli shared some of the missing stories of the WTO protests with YES! Magazine's Media and Outreach Manager, Susan Gleason.
Susan Gleason: How would you describe your role in the historic WTO demonstrations in Seattle?
Alli Chagi-Starr: I got to Seattle a couple of weeks in advance of the demonstrations, and my main role was doing community organizing and teaching dance and theater. I also raised money to fly artists up who might otherwise not have been able to attend—predominantly artists of color, hip-hop artists, and some dancers.
Together we formed an affinity group and developed street theater pieces and dances that we performed leading up to, and on, the big day, N30. My role that morning was to lead songs and chants from on top of a van that had a mic—and it was raining really hard, couldn't have been worse weather, but it was incredible.
We were part of a roving performance group that was using hip-hop and dance theater to keep everyone's spirits up, to help remind people why we were there, and to be a source of fun and inspiration throughout the day. I remember, physically, it being really challenging—we were being sprayed with various chemicals by the police, on and off throughout the day. It was also soaking wet, to the bone. I remember sitting up on this van, literally sitting in a pool of water. But nothing was going to stop us that day. We were so clear about why we were there; we were not confused about what we were doing.
Even 10 years later, people come up to me sometimes and say, "Hey, I remember you. You were one of the dancers who was up on that platform." They're talking about a moment when a group of college students had chained themselves to a platform in the middle of one of the key intersections. They had been brutally pepper-sprayed and tear-gassed all through the day, not to mention rained on, and they refused to unlock. They were so brave, and I was so moved by their courage. They called us over to dance on their platform—to cheer them up and create some unity in that area.
The Fine Art of Raising a Ruckus
Using theater, art, and spectacle
to create change.
My dance company at the time was called Emma Said Dance Project—named after Emma Goldman, who said, "If I can't dance, I don't want to be part of your revolution." The dancers did some flocking, movement led by whoever happens to be in front at the moment. It's a very languid, lyrical movement, with dancers turning the same gesture from one to another to another, and everyone follows along. At one point, my friend Julie Sparling started singing "Amazing Grace," and you could hear a thousand people singing this gorgeous melody. I have a visceral memory of raising my hands up into the sky, and seeing my dancer friends raising their hands up, and at that moment, I remember the light started to break through the gray clouds and through the tear gas, and I could see it coming through my fingers. People told me later that the police who had been moving in on the crowd at that point backed off, put down their weaponry, and just chilled out. It was a symbol of the potency of art to transform our communities and help us remember why we're there.
Susan: What drew you to the organizing in 1999? How did you get involved?
Alli: In the 1990s, I helped found an organization called Art and Revolution. David Solnit and a few other activists were involved; we ran around the country in the late 90s, mobilizing people around arts activism. We were inspired by the Zapatista movement, where the indigenous people had risen up and the focus was on the voices of those who'd been most left out. They were committed to using art and poetry—not violence and force, but the power of story.
I come from a dance and theater background, and had been producing socially-conscious theater for quite some time. When I started getting involved in more street activism, I found protests to be not very compelling. I was committed to finding a way, using the arts, to create more interesting events that would draw people in. As a dancer, it was pretty organic for me to get people in the streets to do gestures. We would add everyone's individual gestures together, making what I ended up calling a dance of accumulation, or a democracy dance, in which everyone becomes a choreographer, everyone has a piece in the dance. Within 10 minutes, we would have choreographed a dance that we could then take into the middle of streets. When police officers would say, "You're supposed to be behind the chain link fence with the other protesters," we could respond, "We're a theater company, and we'll be finished with our performance soon, officer." And they would say, "OK, hurry up then." By then, we were on Channel 2 and Channel 4 and Channel 11, and we'd done something that was a little more interesting than shaking our fists or trying to hoist our signs higher. It was a way for participants and passersby to be more engaged.
So, Art and Revolution started in '95. David Solnit and I got in a pickup truck and drove across the country to support different activist movements, including a movement around a leaky nuclear reactor near one of the Great Lakes in Michigan; issues related to political prisoners, in particular Mumia Abu Jamal; and homelessness issues in Boston. Wherever we went, we teamed up with allies who were looking for artists to help revitalize, or vitalize, their movements. We would teach them puppet-building and dance, and then participate in a march or a parade, or a housing takeover, or some kind of action. Groups in Chicago and other cities started their own Art and Revolution collectives. We were very much of the Abbie Hoffman steal this book philosophy—as in,"steal this idea, steal this theater group." By the end of '98, there were 14 chapters of Art and Revolution.
We worked with United Farm Workers, steelworkers, and dockworkers; we worked on breast cancer action, forest defense, homelessness issues, toxics, police brutality. It was a privilege and an honor to work with all of the groups, to help them tell their stories using art and culture. It gave us an opportunity to see the intersections between environmental issues, social justice, labor struggles, human rights, and civil rights.
In the years between 1996 and the end of '99, we hosted a whole slew of street actions and demonstrations targeting corporate greed, the consolidation of wealth, and the influence of those interests on our political system. We also hosted two Art and Revolution convergences, training people in nonviolence, nonviolent direct action, giant-puppet building, drumming, anti-oppression and how to speak to the media.
During the G8 Summit in Cologne, Germany in June of 1999, we did a big street demonstration in San Francisco. It was sort of a tour of shame, with art and giant puppets and spoken word performances, where we stopped at corporate headquarters throughout the city and did street theater pieces that prevented traffic from passing through. We were already preparing for the WTO meeting in Seattle that fall. We made a giant WTO octopus puppet—the different tentacles representing the ways that the WTO has reached into all facets of our lives, locally and globally.
Throughout the summer, we were doing more organizing on the road. We started promoting the WTO gathering in Seattle. And at a certain point, Art and Revolution, our scrappy little street theater company, decided to put out a postcard that said, "Shut it Down."
We wanted to make sure that we didn't have your average, everyday protest that marched from point A to point B and then everyone went home and it was business as usual. We felt so committed that the WTO meetings and the "business as usual" should not happen. We felt a conviction that if those meetings were to happen, that people would literally die and our planet would suffer—that all over the world, farm workers would be impacted, and women, and labor standards. We had really researched how the WTO's cases had impacted people's lives, and how undemocratic the process was.
And so, we made a decision to put out this little postcard. We had $300 in our bank account, and we spent it all on this box of postcards. We started getting calls from around the country from people who said, "Wow, we want to be part of this!" And we started to print more postcards and send boxes of them around the country.
In September-October of '99, we teamed up with Juliet Beck of Global Exchange, who had taken a lead in a prior movement related to the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) and Fast Track, and had asked if David and I would work with her to create more of a cultural element about the significance of the WTO, something more compelling than a traditional protest. So we decided to organize a roadshow, going up and down the west coast to mobilize people and educate people about the policies of the WTO. We took 10 people on the road. We had a total budget of $1000. We went from city to city with a street theater piece, which I think we developed in about two days before we hit the road in borrowed vehicles.
People in each of these audiences tended to be lukewarm when we first arrived. But by the end of our 20 minute theater piece, the first question out of every audience was, "How do we get to Seattle?"And we said, "Funny you should ask, because we have a plan." We broke each of the audiences up into work groups, and we did trainings right there and then on nonviolence, and media, and giant-puppet building, and dance theater, and radical cheerleading. I figure that we probably mobilized somewhere between 5,000-10,000 people to go up to Seattle in this way, all of them trained in effective demonstrating.
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Susan: Moving forward in time to Nov 30th, 1999 in Seattle ....
Alli: I remember getting a call from somebody that said, "Associated Press is reporting 80,000 people in the streets." And I remember, as time went on, the press started reporting fewer and fewer people, when we knew that the crowds were growing.
There were people from all over who had made the most amazing art. I know that Art and Revolution played some part in that, but there were many art groups that really jumped in and made some incredible work that helped inspire the day.
I remember noting how the media managed to not catch any giant puppets, or any art—and I thought, that would take some effort. There was art everywhere. It was hard to look anywhere that morning without seeing incredible giant images and posters and giant puppets and Korean drum troupes. Everywhere you looked, you saw creativity. They must have had quite a time making sure that they only caught the little bit of riotous stuff that happened later in the day and not any of the singing, the beautiful dance performances. The media managed to leave all of that on the editing room floor, and not capture the positivity.
That was a brief disappointment, but it was really not surprising, knowing who owns most of our corporate media. But I was also, I'll admit, a little disappointed with some of the independent media. I felt like they also sensationalized some of the window-breaking that happened later in the day, which involved such a small percentage of the people that were there. But that ended up becoming the hot thing to talk about, as opposed to the thousands and thousands of people who posed different forms of activism.
Another key element that made the Seattle protests distinct, and so potent, was the use of decentralized organizing. There wasn't one person calling the shots, or one group that could then be discredited or taken out in some way.
I remember being part of the spokescouncil meeting, the affinity group meetings, leading up to N30, in the giant convergence space. And I remember these groups coming in and saying, "Well, we're from Texas," "We're from Cincinnati,"—we're from all these different places. "Ten more of us just arrived," they'd say, or "We have a group of 30 back at our place and I'm representing." We divided the city of Seattle into pie slices. One group would say, "We're going to take Section K and do an action that's based in prayer and faith." Another organizing group from another town would respond, "Hey, we want to do a prayerful action as well, can we join you?"
Affinity groups started to meld and became these clusters, based on tactics and based on the kinds of protest people wanted to do. There was space for different people to plug in in different safe ways. The organizers, then called Direct Action Network, were rotating; there were many of us and none of us held one role the whole time. All of us were replaceable at any time, the idea being that not one of us could be targeted—but also, that there's room for more people to play and join the movement. Decentralized organizing and anti-authoritarianism get a bad rap. People think it's about chaos, but really, it's about inclusion.
Susan: You mentioned the story of the WTO protests: the story that you were experiencing versus what corporate media was presenting, and even some of the story being missed by independent media. Since that time, there's been even more story-telling about the protests, including the film, Battle in Seattle. What are your thoughts about how the '99 story was translated in the film version, and in the press?
Alli: It was a little disconcerting sometimes, reading the stories and reports coming out from people who weren't part of the core organizing. There was a book that came out called The Battle of Seattle that had a giant picture of me on the cover, and I had never talked to that author once, and I wasn't mentioned in the book. A lot of people I know who had major roles were not interviewed. I think it's the nature of the beast—you can't get everybody—but I remember that instance being particularly symbolic. It really spoke to me about the problem of history-making, where ultimately, those people who have the leisure to write are often not at the heart of the movement or the mobilization.
Then there's just the reality of different lenses, different perspectives. For me, the story was about culture, decentralized organizing, and a movement that took multiple years to build—in fact, all the way back to the civil rights movement, if you consider our original inspiration for social justice organizing, street protests and nonviolence.
In general, I think the few windows that got broken, and some of the graffiti that happened, ended up becoming sensationalized. I honestly don't think that was the story of the day. I think the story of the day was more about the people, the art and the creativity, and those with whom we were standing up in solidarity all across the world. That story got missed.
As for the Battle in Seattle film, I was at the preview for it in San Francisco, with the filmmaker. It was this really tense moment—literally, my stomach was turning. Seeing all those images again brought us back, because he used a lot of original footage. But the story line that he told was not the story of us. I feel like it really oversimplified our experience as longtime organizers.
You've got this typical story of a young white guy who's pissed because his brother got hurt at another action, and then someone being involved in the street protest for the very first time. And a lot of us had been involved in movement stuff for many years at that point. We weren't as reactive and novice as that. On a personal level, the most frustrating scene for me was the morning of the action, where there's this sort of boy/girl moment happening, and let me tell you, there was no time for that! We were up early in the morning, almost military style, in our gear at 4:00 am, in the rain, in location where we were supposed to be, and we were not processing relationships with the sunlight upon us.
After the film ended, the filmmaker was kind of nervously perched in front of this big audience of people who had major roles in Seattle. He said, "Alright, you guys, what do you think?" The room was pretty still and silent. I raised my hand and said, "Well, the first thing I want to say is I honor you for taking the time to even make a Hollywood film about our story. None of us had the access or the wherewithal, or put the time in to do it. It probably isn't the movie some of us would make about this story, but thank you for doing it. You obviously care and you did take sides—and it's important to take sides, and not pretend anyone could be neutral in a story about the destruction of the planet."
Susan: What's the significance of the 10th anniversary of the WTO protests for you?
Alli: Many of the issues we were fighting then are still huge in our lives right now. The world has also changed a lot in 10 years, and people have really woken up to the devastation that climate change is already having on communities all across the planet. In the context of climate chaos and the impending cataclysmic changes that most scientists have been predicting, I think it's more imperative than ever that we look at our activist history and build upon that.
We're ten years older now, and hopefully, wiser. I've never stopped organizing this whole time. Most of us never stopped. We've changed hats, and we've matured. I'm really hoping that this 10 year anniversary is an opportunity for us to reflect on what we've learned since then. What did we learn during those days, and how can we bring that wisdom and experience into this movement that is so essential for the survival of our species and others across the planet right now?
It was, for many of us, a huge victory; it really put the U.S. on the map as far as challenging corporate dominance. It's an important marker. For a lot of people, there was before Seattle and after Seattle. It's a landmark for us to return to, to honor the work that we did and the mistakes that we made. It's a reminder to move forward efficiently and rapidly—putting our egos aside, figuring out how we can best work together across movements, across race, age, orientation, all of our differences and experience levels—and to pass on what we learned to the generation that is following on our heels.
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Terra Branch, the third leading scorer in the Peach Belt Conference, paced the Lady 'Canes with 21 points on an efficient 8-14 shooting from the field. The senior guard also tallied five steals and three assists in addition to leading the Blue & Gold in scoring. She was supported by fellow senior Jessica Jones who recorded the game's only double-double with 18 points and eleven rebounds. The duo represented two of GSW's five double-digit scorers with Tania Walters (15 points), Jessica Bivins (eleven points) and Briana Walker (eleven points) rounding out the Hurricane leading scorers.
Junior forward Adrian Randall contributed on the defensive end for Coach Britsky with nine rebounds and four blocks in addition to her four points. While she and Jones combined for 20 rebounds, it was rebounding by committee for Georgia Southwestern as all eleven players who played in the game recorded at least one rebound.
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The visiting Mariners lead for the game's first fifteen minutes behind Courtney Sands' 21 first-half points and her 13-14 free throw shooting in the game's first half. Their lead would grow to as big as nine points before a Briana Walker three-pointer would tie the game with 5:18 to play in the half. GSW would lead 45 to 42 at the half thanks to their 21-9 run to end the half.
The Blue & Gold would never relinquish their lead in the second half and would push it to as much as 13 points before winning the game by eleven points. The 90-79 victory wrapped up their non-conference portion of the schedule, and the Lady 'Canes have finished with an 8-1 record against non-PBC opponents (9-2 overall) in the 2011-12 season.
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Martin became the Lady Pilots' all-time leading scorer with 31 career goals as they defeated NCAA Division III opponents Louisiana College 7-1 on Sept. 5 and LeTourneau (Texas) 5-0 on Sept. 6. The junior forward netted a school-record four goals in each of the victories and assisted on another against Louisiana College. Martin has recorded four goals in a game on three occasions in her career.
A native of San Antonio, Texas, Martin ranks among the nation's top-10 in six statistical categories: second in total goals (9), goals per game (2.3) and points per game (5.0), third in total points (20.0), sixth in game-winning goals (.50) and seventh in total game-winning goals (2).
Stier denied eight shots while playing 110 minutes in goal en route to a 1-0 double-overtime upset of No. 12 Hastings (Neb.) on Sept. 9 to help the Bruins improve to 3-0 on the season. The shutout was the first of her sophomore campaign. Through three games, Stier has made 20 saves and owns a 0.60 goals against average.
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Offensive Nominees: Amy Stigge, Bellevue (Neb.); Danielle Price, Avila (Mo.); Chelsea Ruland, Arizona Christian (Ariz.); Karly Linton, Spring Arbor (Mich.); Dana Hemmingsen, Park (Mo.); Brittney Brooks, Shawnee State (Ohio); Rachel Rathbone, Bethel (Tenn.); Abbye Garcia, Ashford (Iowa); Caryn Welch, Bethel (Kan.); Letesha Cannonier, Davenport (Mich.); Martine Olsen, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Meghan Drost, Oregon Tech ; Christy Lachappelle, Mobile (Ala.); Haley Craig, Holy Cross (Ind.); Kayla Hampton, Daemen (N.Y.); Bre Smith, Asbury (Ky.); Laura Maddock, Carroll (Mont.); Lauren Cantin, Montreat (N.C.); Rebekah Wenger, Lubbock Christian (Texas); Gabriela Valles, Vanguard (Calif.); Jamie Sanchez, Concordia (Neb.); Jacque Cassell, William Jessup (Calif.).
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I have been in such a baking mood lately and I can't seem to stop. It is becoming a problem b/c we can't eat the stuff fast enough! LOL! I am going to have to slow down or start to freeze at least half of my projects. Jon is not objecting in the least. This week I have Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies on the plan to bake (they have no flour in them!). I found the recipe on the forum at Celiac.com. When I make it and share it here, I will have to go back and look to see who posted it. For breakfast this week Jon will be eating Chocolate Chip Banana Pumpkin Bread and maybe pancakes. I have a few new things I want to try for pancakes, including some pumpkin/oatmeal combos. Onto the plan:
Sunday ~ Outback Steakhouse after seeing the Sound of Music
Monday ~ Homemade Lasagna, steamed green beans, salad & foccacia bread
Tuesday ~ grilled BBQ chicken breast, cheesy chili potatoes, broccoli & salad
Wednesday ~ Cheeseburger in Paradise after ice skating. This is getting a little old. I can't believe I said that. I need to change up what I am ordering. I usually get salmon. Perhaps a bacon cheeseburger & fries or a grilled skirt steak salad this week.
Thursday ~ Blackened salmon, steamed brown jasmine rice, broccoli, salad & french rolls
Friday ~ Crockpot Pot Roast, potatoes & carrots with salad & french rolls.
Saturday ~ Grilled burgers on GF Buns (another new recipe from the Silly Yak group that I am going to try), sweet potato fries (homemade for the first time, usually I buy Alexia frozen), steamed veggies and salad.
I also want to give homemade Pesto a try in the very near future. I love basil and have seen some good recipes lately for Pesto. Not sure anyone in my house will eat it besides me, so I need to either make a small amount or make sure it keeps well in the fridge for at least a little while. I will get some more descriptions and recipes of things up this week as we go along, if they work out, that is. I am due for a flop any day now! LOL!!
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So Can we speculate that a Mighty Spector Variant will be on it and the poll will NOT BE RIGGED to get Smash Disco Blade Spector? with Vac Metallized boots and flocked suit... Oh yeah and he'll have Vac Metallized Keldor Dual blades
Seriously, here's a list of people that I expect to see on the list:
Wind Raider Pilot
Josh (but a slightly more badass version of him... If marlena can have a sword, why can't we give one and a shield for Josh... he could be Bow's brother or something)
The Scientists
Chef Allan
FINALLY!! GLIMMER IS IN MY SHELF!! Crita is coming... Now I NEED SONGSTER! The Awesometastic Bard!
Your taking things VERY personal here. TG has said a lot of questionable, comments lately... but this was not one of them.
You seem to be the only one who sees 'Rampant Speculation' as snarky or insulting.
Lets be honest. it IS rampant speculation. we have a hint that there may be something 9-12 months from now, and it's already got it's own thread with multiple options...
And 5 posts in, you started with negative comments about what we were speculating... He bounced in to try to keep the thread positive.
I see NOTHING wrong with trying to keep things positive.
Personally, I think the entire thing isn't even worth thinking about. Whatever we guess, won't be confirmed until next summer. There's literally no point in worrying about it.
These Forums have been like a powderkeg lately... Any comment by any person seems to explode into a ball of harsh words and burning hatred.
Kind of scary around here lately...
Though I should point out that there were some cool options in the WWE poll... they don't ALL need to be D and E list characters
I would NOT be surprised at all to see Illumina on the list just to shut people up about her. If she wings, Great... if she loses, 'Hey, we TOLD you she wasn't popular enough...'
Personally I'd like to see some 'varients' tossed into the pool. The kind that had a figure, but hopefully nobody wants...
Chef Allan could speed up the slightly larger buck that could be reused for Ram Man
The Scientists can speed up the smaller "Teen buck" for 200X Adam, and any other character that would need that buck aside Alcon. the "Gepple buck" could be reused on Gwildor, Cursed Marzo... Now the Meldoc and Crax bucks are a mystery for me on how to reuse them.
Also I went with the "bottom of the barrel" options because If I added a more popular character, then the poll would lean towards that character... That's why there's no Shokoti, Crita, Sebrian, or Captain Randor
FINALLY!! GLIMMER IS IN MY SHELF!! Crita is coming... Now I NEED SONGSTER! The Awesometastic Bard!
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[QUOTE=Zodach;2850194There's plenty of good stuff here and I don't see why people would be upset about a possible fan's choice poll. I don't agree 100% with everything Toy Guru says and does, but some of you take this way too personally [/QUOTE]
Sad thing is i think people will be upset with a fan poll, to me id rather a fan poll and not have a character i wanted to win then no poll at all, i think it would be a great way to include the fans more into the motuc world.
Evil Army of the Horde!!
ToyGuru and Mattel, work on getting 1987 MOTU movie rights for when this happens. And make it snappy.
"This is true. This is real. This . . . is . . . STRAIGHT EDGE."
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FINALLY!! GLIMMER IS IN MY SHELF!! Crita is coming... Now I NEED SONGSTER! The Awesometastic Bard!
I'd take the whole list, even the Scientists... well, I mean, after I research the closest volcano... for vacation purposes... yeah... I'm taking the scientists for a once-in-their-lifetime visit to a volcano...
Where's the rest of the Vintage New Adventures?
MOTUC wants: KAYO, Hoove, Chef Allen, Catra variants, Starburst She-Ra, Hunga the Harpy
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I realize that this whole fan's choice poll is still a big IF and nothing's being confirmed.
I also realize that things can change over the course of time, and what has been said in the past may change (i.e. like no essential characters being the sub exclusive figure until that all changed with Shadow Weaver).
So with that said:
If there ever happens to be such a poll, and one of the choices is Ram Man, and the others are all obscure characters that even the hardcore MOTU fan may not have heard of, just remember that date when you look out the window of Mattel's HQ and see the pitchforks & torches.
The ORG gets a fan slot! - One from the .org and one from he-man.de!
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This could be our chance to get Illumina!
"Don't crowd me boys!"
I guess by next SDCC we'll see a lot of Spectors competing in the costume contest... (easiest MOTUC disguise I've seen...)
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Last Tuesday, it became official: the IDF (following approval from Defense Minister Barak) recognized the academic center in the settlement of Ariel as a full-fledged university. International condemnation soon followed. A UK minister, for instance, expressed disappointment regarding Israel's decision, and labeled it an obstacle to peace. In response, Israeli Education Minister Gideon Saar (Likud) argued that "[o]ur connection to Ariel is at least as strong as the UK's connection to the Falkland Islands." This comparison is quite apt because Ariel, like the Falklands, is the product of a colonial enterprise, meant to place a metropolitan population amidst a weaker…Read More... | 19 Comments


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Devout Jews must excitedly await the coming of the
King Messiah and follow the portents of his coming
Through the divine faiths He sent down in the past, Almighty Allah has spoken of a difficult time, the End Times, an era full of strife, war, oppression and troubles, when killing and acts of terror reach a zenith, and when there will be many natural disasters and economic crises. Almighty Allah has revealed that the King Messiah [Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)] will appear with the title of "the guide to faith" as a savior for the whole world in this final age, when the world will be convulsed in a state of terrible disorder, and has told all mankind about this blessed individual.
These glad tidings have been imparted to both Muslims and religious Jews in their own holy books. The Qur'an contains important references to the way of the Mahdi and the global dominion of the moral values of Islam. Hadiths handed down from our Prophet Muhammad (saas) describe Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) and the End Times in great detail.
In the same way, the events of the End Times and the appearance of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) as a leader who will bring peace and security to the whole world are also clearly set out in the Torah and the Zabur (Psalms). This blessed individual who will appear in the End Times, described in the Torah and the Psalms by such names as the MESSIAH, the KING MESSIAH and SHILOH (the one who is sent, the gift of Allah), is Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh). Therefore, in the End Times in which we are living, and in the light of our Lord's promise, it is essential for Muslims and religious Jews TO FERVERNTLY DESIRE THE APPEARANCE OF THE KING MESSIAH, ANNOUNCE HIS COMING AND ENGAGE IN PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES FOR THAT COMING. This is a major religious obligation that all believers have to fulfill.
Belief in the King Messiah in Judaism
Belief in the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)—Mashiach (Messiah) as Jews call him—is one of Judaism's fundamental beliefs. Ever since the 12th century, the Jews have regarded Rabbi Maimonides (or in Arabic, Ibn Maimun) as one of the greatest scholars of the Torah. Maimonides stated that of the 13th fundamental principles of Judaism, the 12th was "to believe in the coming of the Messiah [Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)]." According to these principles, Jewish belief regarding Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) is set out as follows: >>>
King Messiah and features of the era of his dominion
in the Torah
We sent down the Torah containing guidance and light, and the Prophets who had submitted themselves gave judgment by it for the Jews–as did their scholars and their rabbis–by what they had been allowed to preserve of Allah's Book to which they were witnesses.
(Surat al-Mai'da, 44)
In that Era [in the era of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)]... the occupation of theentire world will be solely to know God...(Maimonides, Mishnah Torah, Laws of Kings 12:5) >>>
According to the Torah, the King Messiah will bring
justice and peace to the world
According to Islam, Judaism and Christianity, King Messiah [Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)] who is among us now will be in search of justice, he will be a just ruler, he will rule with love and peace not with might and power, he will proclaim peace to all the nations, he will put an end to the wars, he will be in search with friendship, love and justice and will watch over the poor, he will put an end to oppresion and cruelty, he will be benevolent and humble. Some of the superior characteristics of the King Messiah [Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)] who has been described in the Torah and the other Judaic scriptures are as follows: >>>
The events leading up to the appearance of the
King Messiah in Judaic Scriptures
According to Jewish tradition, before the appearance of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) (or the Messiah, as they refer to him), there will be a huge moral collapse stemming from atheism. People's feelings of shame will decline. Pride and oppression will grow. No one will have any compassion, the devout will be reviled, and corruption and denial will spread. On the larger scale, there will be a succession of wars and oppression. Land will become increasingly less fertile, and the cost of living, famine and poverty will increase. Some of the features of this period preceding the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) are described in Judaic scriptures: >>>
The Characteristics of the King Messiah
in Judaic Scriptures
The Messiah (Hazrat Mahdi [pbuh]) whose coming is awaited in the Judaic tradition-will be a spiritual leader who will establish world peace. Besides being a guide to nations, he will be a just and honest judge who always makes the most accurate decisions. He will have exemplary moral values and be a model for the entire humanity, simply because of his fear and love of Allah. Since Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will fill the world with justice, neutralize all corrupt societies and be a guide for all nations to follow, Jews refer to him using the title "Yahev" or "Shahev" (The one who restores the people, returns the people to God).
In addition, Judaic tradition says that Hazrat Mahdi's (pbuh) personality and beauty of soul will influence others, and that he will turn people in the direction of faith with very wise words. However, this servant whom Allah chooses and supports will very definitely not be any superhuman entity. He will be an individual born normally to ordinary parents, but whom Allah supports in every way physically and spiritually and bestows glory upon. Some of the characteristics ascribed to Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) according to Jewish references are: >>>
The Period of the King Messiah's Rule in Judaic Scriptures
According to Judaic belief, in the period following the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh), all hatred, enmity and war in the world will come to an end. Peace and justice will be established, and an administration based on love will be set up.
During the time of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh), there will also be great scientific advances. Cities will be beautified, and people will enjoy high standards of living. The land will be fertile and water plentiful, and there will be such wealth and plenty that no one will lack for anything. But people will also make great efforts, attaching greater importance to the spiritual than the material in order that they may draw closer to Allah. When religious moral values rule, disputes will come to an end. Populations will live in peace and security and the world will be filled with the knowledge of Allah.
The Yamot HaMashiach (the Days of Messiah)-an expression that Jews use to describe the time of the reign of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)-exhibits a very close agreement with the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) that describe it as "the Golden Age." Here are some of these references to be found in Judaic scriptures: >>>
Some characteristics of the King Messiah in the Psalms
Here are some of the characteristiscs of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) as stated in the Psalms: >>>
Global dominion of the King Messiah in the Psalms
We wrote down in the Psalms, after the Reminder came: "It is My servants who are righteous who will inherit the earth."
(Surat al-Anbiya', 105)
Trust in the Lord and do good... Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart. Commit your way to the Lord; trust in Him... Those who hope in the Lord will inherit the land... (Psalms, 37:3-5, 9) >>>
Passages from the Torah that refer to the suffering of the King Messiah
He was despised, and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief: and as one from whom men hide their face he was despised; and we esteemed him not. (Isaiah, 53:3) >>>
Statements on the suffering of the King Messiah in the Judaic Scriptures
Yefeth ben Ali, the Jewish scholar from 10th century gives an explanation of the Book of Isaiah in regard to the suffering of the King Messiah in his commentary of the Torah:
... to regard it as alluding to theThe Messiah, and as opening with a description of his [King Messiah's] condition in exile, fromthe time of his birth to his accession to the throne: for the prophet [Isaiah] begins byspeaking of his being seated in a position of great honour, and then goes backto relate all that will happen to him during the captivity. He thus gives us tounderstand two things: In the first instance, that the Messiah will only reach his highest degree of honour after long and severe trials; and secondly,that these trials will be sent upon him as a kind of sign, so that, if he findshimself under the yoke of misfortunes whilst remaining pure in his actions, hemay know that he is the desired one… >>>
Various information in regard to the King Messiah based on the Torah, Talmud and authentic commentaries
Obligation of Jews for awaiting the King Messiah (Hazrat Mahdi [pbuh]) according to the Torah:
And after this the children of Israel shall return, and shall seek the Lord their God, and David their king [Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh)]: and they shall fear the Lord, and His goodness in the last days. (Hosea, 3:5)
The importance of waiting for the King Messiah:
In tractate Sanhedrin 97b of the Talmud the importance of waiting for the King Messiah is emphasized: >>>
Signs of Hazrat Mahdi's (pbuh) [King Messiah] Coming
in the Quran and Other Islamic Resources
By indicating, some 1,400 years ago, various signs that will be manifested in the present day, our Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace), has told us of a time when people will turn their backs on the moral values of the Qur'an, when there will be terrible, worldwide corruption, strife, disorder and degeneration. He has also revealed that in the wake of this, Allah will use a holy servant, bearing the title of the "Mahdi," to bring Qur'anic moral values to prevail across the world, and to replace the existing spiritual degeneration with virtue, peace, security, happiness and well-being. Our Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) has also described how during this time the Prophet Jesus (pbuh), who had previously been raised into the presence of Allah, will once again return to earth. By the will of Allah, the system of the antichrist (dajjal) will be brought to a spiritual end and totally neutralized by the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) and Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) [King Messiah] during this holy age. >>>
Some of the Promises of Allah to the Jews in the Torah
The words of the Torah stating that Allah would only realize His Promise to the Jews on the condition that they love Him and obey Him. >>>
Verses Indicating the Coming of
Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) [King Messiah]
We wrote down in the Psalms, after the Reminder came: "It is My servants who are righteous who will inherit the earth." (Surat al-Anbiya', 105) (The abjad value* of the particular part of the verse is: 2020) >>>
The disappearance of King Messiah in the Talmudic era commentaries
Just as Moses, after revealing himself to his brethren in Egypt and announcing them to that deliverance was near, was forced to go into hiding for a time, so also will Messiah be forced to hide himself after the first revelations. [Numbers Rabbah, Chap. II; Song of Songs Rabbah, (2:9); Pesikta Rabbathi, Chap. 36] >>>
An indication to King Messiah's presence in Istanbul according to Judaic scriptures
Just as Moses was brought up in the house of Pharaoh among the enemies of his people, so also will Messiah dwell in the city of Rome*, among the destroyers of his land. [Exodus Rabbah, Chap. I; Tanhuma, Shemoth, 8, and Tazri'a, 8. Cf. also Sanhedrin 19b.] >>>
Chief Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau: We have been waiting 4,000 years for the Messiah to come >>>
Rabbi David Stav: All believers will be united under the sovereignty of King Moshiach >>>
Chief Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau: 'No war, no bloodshed in the time of Mashiach' >>>
Rabbi Rafael Feurstein commenting about the times of Moshiach on A9 TV >>>
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Campbell scored one goal in the first and another in the second on the way to a 2-0 shutout of the Lipscomb Lady Bisons Saturday night in Atlantic Sun action at the Lipscomb Soccer Complex.
Campbell outshot the Lady Bisons 11-7. They held a 5-4 edge in shots on goal. Four different players _ Katie Wood, Martika Powe, Andie Thornton and Kameron Stillwell _ each had one shot on goal.
Annabelle Gibney scored both goals for Campbell. She struck first at 11:23 of the first half on a shot from inside the box. Gibney added the second goal at 59:01 of the second half as Lipscomb goalkeeper Erin Zerio was pulled out of position during a scramble which left the net open.
Zerio made three saves. Ryann Torrero was credited with four stops for Campbell.
The Lady Bisons are 0-7-1 all-time against Campbell.
The Lady Bisons are 4-9-0, 0-5-0 in the A-Sun. Campbell is 5-7-1, 2-3-0 in the conference.


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A former information technology executive who spent decades living in the US has taken the helm of the Syrian opposition. Although Syrians may be skeptical of Ghassan Hitto because of his long absence from the country, his potential to bring in international aid appears to be what is winning him support for now.
Mr. Hitto is originally from Damascus and has lived in the US since the early 1980s, most recently in Texas. Delegates representing the Syrian opposition coalition elected him as the group's new interim prime minister yesterday morning in Turkey.
Now he must unite a fragmented opposition, garner international support, and win the trust of Syrians traditionally skeptical of opposition leaders who arise from the Syrian diaspora. Despite the enormity of these tasks, some Syrians hold out hope that Hitto may be able to use his position to overcome these challenges and bring much needed aid into the beleaguered nation.
Hitto has been heavily involved in efforts to provide humanitarian assistance and support for Syria. In November, he quit his job and moved to Turkey, where he began working full time to support opposition relief efforts.
"I think that maybe he will be good for the country. He's helped people in Syria with food, medicine, and money," says Yassin Sabak, a Syrian who defected from the Syrian Army and now lives in Turkey, who adds that he is also impressed by Hitto's son Obaida who has traveled inside Syria to help rebels.
Having spent decades of his adult life overseas, Hitto faces a difficult road as he works to win the support of many Syrians who remain adamant that they will not be ruled by Syrians from abroad. Most Syrians say they prefer whoever leads them be someone who has stayed inside the country and taken an active role in the revolution.
Still, Hitto may be given some leeway, given that many political dissidents were forced to flee the country during the 40-year rule of the Assad family.
"It's normal someone like Hitto to come from outside because anyone thinking about these things had to go out of the country before the revolution," says Amir Qasr, a Syrian journalist now living in Turkey.
The opposition's ability to deliver services and assistance to those inside the country will be a key measure of the interim government's success and ability to gain legitimacy inside Syria.
Western donors remain reluctant to provide military supplies and backing to the opposition and the need for humanitarian aid has far outpaced international donor contributions. But Hitto's experience in the US, particularly his time as a business executive, may reassure international donors.
"The positive side is that this guy is an executive who has experience trying to deliver goods into Syria. The opposition, at this point, is a song and a prayer. To a certain degree they just need to do something, anything," says Joshua Landis, director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma. "Syria is desperately poor. It needs everything. Whoever comes into town with some money and a little bit of skill, may be able to get something started."
In a speech after his election in Istanbul, Hitto said that the new interim government will work to bring an end to President Bashar al-Assad's rule. He added that the opposition will not negotiate with Assad's government.
Hitto immigrated to the US while still a teenager. He earned degrees at Purdue University in computer science and mathematics. All four of Hitto's four children were born in the US and Hitto himself is a naturalized American citizen.
Prior to moving to Turkey, he lived with his family in Murphy, Texas, near Dallas. He lived in the Lone Star state long enough to become a football fan and is said to follow the Dallas Cowboys. While living in the US, Hitto was involved in a number of local Islamic charity organizations and is perceived by most as a liberal Islamist.
Among other organizations, he served multiple terms as a board member at the Brighter Horizons Academy, an Islamic school in Texas. Three of his children graduated from there and his wife, Suzanne, teaches English there.
In a statement on the academy's website following Hitto's appointment as Syria's new opposition prime minister, the academy described him as a "practical man with great management experience" who was "always open-minded and open to debate."
American officials have welcomed Hitto's new appointment, saying he became "well and favorably" known to US officials while coordinating the opposition's aid efforts in from Turkey.
"[W]e know him well from the work that he's been doing since he returned to the region," said Victoria Nuland, spokesperson for the US State Department. "I would simply say that this is an individual who, out of concern for the Syrian people, left a very successful life in Texas to go and work on humanitarian relief for the people of his home country."


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