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"I don't read Hugh Pope" – Robert Fisk
Sometimes something can worry you for years, and you don't quite know what to do about it. Robert Fisk's writing is one of those things for me. His stories are compellingly fluent, fabulously channel Middle Eastern victimhood, and satisfyingly cast grit in the eye of Western governments' hypocrisy. And yet against this I always have to set my experience that, in one case that is personally important to me, the swirl of rumours about Fisk's cavalier treatment of facts seems to be true.
My particular assertion about Robert Fisk's journalism comes in a chapter of Dining with al-Qaeda devoted to the question of accuracy in Middle Eastern reporting (pages 20-27). It relates to an episode during the 1991 Iraqi Kurd refugee crisis on the mountains of the Turkish-Iraqi border. A piece by Fisk said that Turkish troops were on a "rampage of looting" stealing Iraqi Kurd refugees' "blankets, sheets and food". This, according to him, had led to a near-armed clash between Turkish and British troops. Fisk's report gravely set back Turkish-allied cooperation in the relief effort. Fisk was expelled and I was ordered out too, since I worked for the same newspaper, Britain's Independent. I was later reprieved, partly because I had nothing to do with the story. I had been back in Istanbul, writing up my own experiences of the refugee camps.
While putting together Dining with al-Qaeda, I telephoned Fisk's main named source in those mountains, a British military doctor. To make sure, I also contacted a senior British diplomat in charge in those days, now in retirement. Both flatly denied there was anything near a clash and thought the charges of theft and tensions were sensationalized. Moreover, I noted inconsistencies between Fisk's accounts in the newspaper and in his memoir (The Great War for Civilization, 2005). For instance, in a major narrative section of his book that is absent from the original article, Fisk meticulously describes a flight to the refugee camp in the crew bay of an Apache helicopter. The trouble is, Apaches have no crew bay.
I had shrunk from confronting Fisk in person with my findings. Most journalists hate publicly accusing each other of making things up – after all, one might oneself be found to have made a slip in a race to a deadline. A major British journalist told me he'd liked Dining with al-Qaeda, but couldn't review it because it meant making a choice between Fisk (seven times named Britain's 'International Reporter of the Year' ) and me (last known award: my school's poetry prize). The Guardian's Ian Black put it coyly in his review that "Pope bravely tackles the reputation of his onetime Independent colleague Robert Fisk … he is not the first journalist to wonder with envy and irritation how Fisk 'managed to get an amazing sounding story from a dull day …'". As leading Egyptian blogger Issandr El Amrani said in a review: "Fisk's over-active imagination makes it easy for Pope to find holes in his reporting … If you hang around journalists with several decades of Middle East experience, particularly ones who were in Beirut in the 1980s, you keep hearing these stories again and again about Fisk. It's a great, great shame that this otherwise powerful writer keeps on doing that."
So it was that, when watching Fisk interviewed at length on Turkish NTV on 17 November 2011 (here), I averted my eyes towards the end when I heard journalist Barçin Yınanç pose a question that focused on my name. She said that "even though [Hugh Pope] praises your journalism", I had written in a book that his report on that long-ago incident was exaggerated and "not based on data".
After a dramatic pause in which presenter Oğuz Haksever apologized about not wanting a polemic, ear pieces were fiddled with and translations made, Fisk said the following:
Look, I don't read Hugh Pope. Sorry. In the incident in question, I was in an aircraft, helicopter, full of CIA men, who had to go and intervene to prevent British and Turkish troops fighting each other. They were either side of a small stream with their rifles pointed at each other in front of my eyes. This wasn't data. I was an eyewitness. The Americans had to go into the stream and stop them shooting at each other, because the British were trying to stop this small group of Turkish soldiers taking blankets and food from refugees … Hugh Pope's got it wrong, as with other things during the past. I don't have any feelings about Hugh Pope. I was an eyewitness to what happened. Sorry. I was there. He was not.
Oğuz Haksever swiftly moved the program on. The interview, mainly about the 936-page Turkish version of Fisk's memoir, certainly had its moments. Fisk predicted that "Bashar is going to last a lot longer in Syria than you seem to think he is … the Baath Party has a huge historical grip on Syria"; he warned Ankara to resist pressure from the U.S. and "La Clinton" to intervene against Damascus; said the words "Armenian Genocide" so often that the flustered Turkish translator gave up adding the word "alleged"; talked of the need for reporters to "be on the side of those who suffer" and "to monitor the centers of power, especially when they go to war, especially when they lie to do it"; confided that when reporting about the Kurds he wrote "with a very strong sense of cynicism … I mean irony, we need to have a certain black humour about this"; and finally dismissed Tony Blair as "the most meretricious, repulsive politician that we have in Britain, the most terrible prime minister we've ever had in British history", who "seems to have a special relationship with God", who "is a weird product of absolute self-conviction", and who had written "an extremely self-congratulatory book."
I was however only half-listening to the rest of the interview. Fisk had vowed three times that he had been "there", an "eyewitness" to that 1991 incident, as he tells the story in his memoir. But he hadn't explained why his original story ("Troops steal food and blankets from refugees", Independent, Tuesday 30 April 1991) firmly sets the reported confrontation over the stream on Sunday night the 28th of April, while stating that he had arrived "yesterday", which in the Independent's style means Monday the 29th, that is, one day after whatever happened was over. Furthermore, Fisk's original story cites soldiers talking of past incidents, but makes no claim of seeing anything of a confrontation himself.
Whatever the British-Turkish tensions in the camp, Fisk has not convinced me that people are wrong to say that he over-played the situation. A question about his factual veracity about the incident has at last been put to him in public. I feel a sense of inner peace. The frustration that has nagged at me for 20 years has gone away.
A POSTSCRIPT (March 2012)
Britain's satirical weekly Private Eye picked up some of my comments above in March 2012 (Eye 1310 here) in a story that began thus:
MEMBERS of the Vulture Club, a closed Facebook group for foreign correspondents and aid workers, are circling the carcass of Robert Fisk, the Independent's man in the Middle East, for his holier-than-thou rant against fellow war reporters following the Syrian Army's murder of Marie Colvin and Remi Ochlik.
Condemning the "colonialist" assumption that "the lives of western reporters are somehow more precious, more deserving, more inherently valuable than those of the 'foreign' civilians who suffer around them", Fisk accused Colvin's editors and editors like them of pro-western double standards. "The newsrooms of London and Washington didn't have quite the same enthusiasm to get their folk into Gaza as they did to get them into Homs," he concluded. "Just a thought."
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As a matter of fact, western reporters did get round the Israeli army's restrictions on journalists during its war with Hamas. Led by Bruno Stevens, a brave Belgian photographer, 30 found a way in over the Egyptian border. Fisk's innuendo that foreign hacks were glory-hunters for exposing the deaths of Syrians, and hypocrites for ignoring the deaths of Palestinians, has put the war correspondents on the war path.On the Vulture Club's web page, Lulu Garcia-Navarro, foreign correspondent for America's National Public Radio, describes Fisk's article as "unconscionable". Catherine Philp, US correspondent for the Times, says Fisk "makes it up". Dan Murphy of the Christian Science Monitor tells of Fisk writing a piece attacking the Baghdad press corps for being "hotel journalists" who dared not go onto the streets, while rarely leaving the safety of the hotel pool himself…
Private Eye also draws attention to comments by U.S./British writer Jamie Dettmer who wrote in a 1 April 2010 blog posting (here)
Hugh Pope's memoir on his reporting in the Middle East, Dining with al-Qaeda, is, as they say, a must-read. The former Wall Street Journal and UPI correspondent — he is now at the International Crisis Group — was rated highly by his peers. His pragmatic thinking and rejection of neat ideological ways of looking at things in the region enriched his journalism, which was trustworthy and informative, even for those like me who had stints covering the region.
But not all his former peers in the Middle East UK press corp will be delighted to read what Pope has to say about journalistic ethics — mainly Bob Fisk, the London Independent's longtime Middle East correspondent. Robert was notorious as a reporter who sailed way over the other side of the wind when it came to facts, attributions and even datelines…
Why does Fish get away with it? It has been common knowledge for years among British and American reporters that Bob can just make things up or lift other's work without attribution and embellish it. I recall him doing it to me on a story in Kuwait about the killings of Palestinians at the hands of Kuwaitis following the liberation of the emirate. I remember also the time Fisk filed a datelined Cairo story about a riot there when he was in fact at the time in Cyprus.
Pope's theory on this — why Bob gets away with it — is that fellow members of the press corp don't like to dish the dirt on their colleagues. "The one time I decided to let it be known that a fellow reporter was cheating and passing off others' work as his own, it was I who became the odd man out, an informer with a chip on my shoulder, and standing joke," he writes. He notes also that "editors are reluctant to challenge established writers."
In the case of Fisk, I think, there was also a genuine sadness that Bob did this, an embarrassment and one undeserving of a journalist who had done some great and brave reporting in the 1980s in Northern Ireland and in his early and dangerous years in Beirut.
Robert Fisk's response to all this can be seen in a 29 March 2012 posting by Damian Thompson, editor of Telegraph Blogs at the London Daily Telegraph. Thompson says (here):
[Many comments by foreign correspondents upset by Fisk's suggestion that news rooms were ignoring Gaza in favour of Homs] expand on a remark made in the Guardian by Ian Black, the paper's diplomatic editor, who was reviewing the memoirs of Hugh Pope, a distinguished Middle East correspondent, which strongly criticise Fisk's style of reporting … Black was choosing his words carefully (as am I) but read between the lines.
So I rang Fisk to ask what he made of all these claims … He said: "I do not make stories up, full stop. This is being put together in order to harass me and possibly The Independent." …
What about Ian Black's innuendo? "I'm very surprised that he wrote that. I'm amazed to see that he wrote that review [of Hugh Pope's book]".
But it isn't just Black: it's foreign correspondents from various publications who have encountered Fisk over the years. How could he explain their criticisms? "Colleagues will malign you if you're a moderately successful journalist," said Fisk.
Other comments on Robert Fisk's reporting and its impact have been made by Reggie's Blog here, and, back in 2007, by veteran Middle East correspondent (and former Independent reporter) Adel Darwish here. Private Eye revisited the story in February 2013 (Eye 1333 here):
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I do read Hugh Pope… I had the privilege to work with Hugh Pope when he was starting out in journalism with United Press International in Beirut in the 1970s. And I lived in the same building where Bob Fisk lived and i believe still lives. As Hugh Pope mentions in the above note, one tries to avoid telling stories on one's colleagues.. I used to run into Fisk in various places one goes to in a war zone; the demarcation line along Beirut's Green Line on either the Muslim/Palestinian/leftist side or on the Christian side; in the squalid refugee camps that ringed Beirut or yet in some of the villages and towns of South Lebanon, frequent targets of Israel's retaliation raids.
A day or two later I would read Fisk's reports of events I and other colleagues had been to. And more often than not Robert Fisk's description of these events were very different from what either myself or my colleagues had witnessed. Eventually i stopped reading Robert Fisk.
In his interview on Turkish TV Bob Fisk stated that he does not read Hugh Pope. Maybe Mr. Fisk's reporting might have been somewhat more in line with what unbiased journalism should be had be bothered to read Hugh Pope.
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I read Hugh Pope too. I've also had the privilege of working closely with him over the years and his character and veracity are beyond reproach. Any question of his word against Mr. Fisk's – or anyone else, for that matter – is no contest.
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Saturday was a cloudy and overcast day, but did not stifle the enthusiasm of the 61 anglers participating in the 2012 John Cherry Rockfish Rodeo On the Tar. TASS officials began inspecting and allowing the 33 boats to launch at 4:30 a.m. as anglers competed for more than $4,000 in prize payouts.
First place honors went to the team of Dempsey Dupree and Rick Goines, with a two-fish weight of 10.5 pounds. Dupree also snagged the "Big Fish in Honor of Jimmie Keel," the single largest rockfish, which weighed in at 7.78 pounds. Dempsey said, "Winning the Big Fish Award in honor of Jimmy Keel was very special to me because I always had a lot of respect for the man and his many fine contributions to the community."
Joe Dail captured the award for the largest blackfish, and Stuart Murphy landed a big 33.86-pound flathead, to take the largest catfish prize. J. Williams won the junior division, and the new Lady Angler prize, just added this year, went to Carol Long.
Proceeds from the tournament continue to fund the John Cherry Memorial Scholarship at Edgecombe Community College as well as other ongoing TASS community projects.
Sponsors Salute - Tournament organizers would like to extend a special thank you to the Gold Sponsors: Doug Henry Ford & Doug Henry Chevrolet and Tarboro Savings Bank.
The following are results from the tournament with weight and sponsors.
First place - Dempsey Dupree, Rick Goines 10.5 lbs Doug Henry Ford and Cheverolet
Second place - Sam and Samuel Anderson 7.7 lbs Carolina Metal Building Components
Third place - Jimmy and Jim Dupree 7.4 lbs Allstate Insurance, Anderson Agency
Fourth place - Joe Dail, Donnie Vick 7.16 lbs S & W Metal Works
Fifth place - Ricky Denny, Junior Baker 7.1 lbs Fleming Landscaping
Sixth place - Greg Bottoms, Robert Kelly 6.62 lbs Nash Co. Metal Buildings
Individual Awards
Big fish- Jimmie Keel award - Dempsey Durpee 7.78 lbs O'Malley Tunstall
Blackfish - Joe Dail 4.12 lbs Roberson & Dupree Shoe Store
Catfish - Stuart Murphy 33.86 lbs Bailey's Garage LLC
Lady Angler - Connie Long 3.78 lbs Telco Credit Union
Junior Division - J. Williams 2.74 lbs TASS


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MOVING SALE Saturday 8AM-2PM Lot's of Great Stuff!Enamels,China, glass ware, wicker love seat,assorted tools (hand drills,circular saw, crowbar etc.), Fire View wood heater, 2 lawn mowers not running,home medical equipment ( walker, shower seat... 20 Parliament Ln, Woburn, MA Days
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MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE , antiques, collectibles, household & more - $1 (Lowell, MA)Multi Family Spring Yard Sale to be held on 5/25/13 at 333 University Ave. Lowell, MA 01854. Starts 7:30am and will continue to about 3pm. Be sure to put this on your list of yard sales to stop at.... 13 at 333 University Ave, Lowell, MA Days
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5/25 Multifamily Yard Sale: 9 am-1 pm (15 Walnut Terrace, Arlington)Furniture, Electronics, Jewelry, Clothing, Books, Art, Kitchen wares, Sports equipment, Miscellaneous household items. 15 Walnut Terrace, Arlington, MA Days
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Garage Sale - antiques / household (Melrose)Sun - 19 May - 8am/noon 372 Upham Street, Melrose, MA Days
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Excellent Garage/Yard Sale 5/26 & 5/27 (Tyngsboro)Neon Signs, American Girl Dolls & Accessories, 28ft and 16ft Extension Ladders, 10ft Step Ladder, Furniture (Roll-top Desk, Hutches, Living Room Set (including Entertainment Center w/TV, Couch, 2... 75 Red Gate Rd, Tyngsboro, MA Days
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Huge Moving/Yard Sale (North Andover, MA)Downsizing/moving.....EVERYTHING must go! Furniture, electronics, outdoor furniture and clothing. Something for everyone! $$$Cash Only$$$ Sat & Sun May 25 & 26 8 am -2 pm rain or shine. You... 137 Barker St, North Andover, MA Days
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Yard Sale with antiques (10 Greenwood Avenue, Lynn, MA)Huge 6 family yard sale. Some antiques available even before the yard sale. (see pictures). Yard sale will be May 25th froom 9-2 10 Greenwood Avenue, Lynn, MA Days
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MUST SELL ALL FURNITURE! - $650 (Back Bay )Law student leaving Boston Marlborough at Clarendon, Boston, MA Days
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Furniture for sale - everything must go! Wellesley - $25 (Wellesley)I am moving so everything must go. If you buy everything, I will happily apply a discount. Only serious inquirers. Available for pick up between May 25th - 27th. I do not deliver. I do not hold.... Abbott St at Church, Wellesley, MA Days
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Quick Yard Sale (91 Walnut Street Nashua NH)Quick yard sale Only going on until around 10 or 11 am 91 Walnut Street, Nashua, NH Days
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Garage Sale (NASHUA, NH)GARAGE/MOVING SALE: Saturday, May 25, 2013 9:00 - 1:00pm. 12 Sutherland Drive, Nashua, NH Days
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Temple Beth Abraham HUGE Multi-Family Rummage SaleTwice-annual rummage sale with over 100 families contributing merchandise! Items for the entire family! 4 Raymond St, Nashua, NH Days
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Estate Sale (Hudson, MA)Estate Sale: Saturday May 25th, 2013 in Hudson, MA. (9am to 3pm) Indoor, rain or shine. Priced to move. Partial list of available items: 2 Palmieri Drive, Hudson, MA Days
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Yard Sale may 24th!!! (Derry, NH)Yard sale Memorial Day weekend! Saturday May 24th, 2013!! 9am-4pm!! If it rains, will be moved to Sunday! Lots if great things, jut gotta clean house! Everything from appliances and furniture to... 81L Derryfield Rd., Derry, NH Days
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YARD/DOWNSIZING SALE (HAMILTON, MA)DOWNSIZING AFTER 40 YEARS OF ACCUMULATION! YOU WANT IT... WE GOT IT!! 935 BAY ROAD, Hamilton, MA Days
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Yard Sale/Moving Sale (159 Island Pond Road Derry NH)Many different items for Sale! 3 Year Old Front Loading Wash Machine! Kitchen Set has 6 Chairs and opens to seat 8! 159 Island Pond Road, Derry, NH Days
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Huge Garage Sale (Hampstead, NH)Saturday, May 25, 13 Larson Drive Hampstead, NH Multi-family yard sale. Furniture, clothing, lamps, mirrors, books, games and much more - some items never used and still have tags on!! 9am-3pm... 13 Larson Drive, Hampstead, NH Days
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Garage/ yard sale (Brookline NH)We are having a yard sale at 38 Route 13 in Brookline NH just South of the State Line variety store. We have household items, ( including a microwave oven and cabinet) sports memorabilia , toys to... 38 Route 13, Brookline, NH Days
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Multi-Family Yard Sale (327 Sterling Rd, Lancaster, MA)Multi-Family Yard Sale: Kick-off your Memorial Day Weekend with something FUN! Come and SHOP, SHOP, SHOP!!!! Friday May 24, 2013 12:00 - 4:00 and Saturday May 25, 2013 9:00 - 4:00. There will... 327 Sterling Rd, Lancaster, MA Days
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Moving SaleA variety of household items, games, toys, small furniture, DVDs, misaneous items 82 Howie Rd, Braintree, MA Days
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MOVING SALE 5/21/2013 - $1 (Hull)We are having a inside moving sale on 5/21/2013. 59 Brookline Avenue, Hull, MA Days
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All Must Go! Selling Contents of Storage Unit - $20 (Merrimack)After 13 years we are finally selling the stuff in our storage unit. Many items, good quality. 751 Daniel Webster Highway, Merrimack, NH Days
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MEDFIELD ESTATE SALE FRI. 5/24 & SAT 5/25 (22 INDIAN HILL RD)MEDFIELD ESTATE SALE FRI. 5/24/ & SAT. 5/25 (22 INDIAN HILL RD) 22 Indian Hill Rd., Medfield, MA Days
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YARD SALE- Baby and Toddler Items!!!!!YARD SALE on Saturday May 25th!!! 9:00am-1:00pm Beech Plum Drive, Manchester, NH Days
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Garage sale (713 Pleasant St Weymouth, MA 02189)Sat/ May 25 9-2 PM Misc. household items, toys, musical instruments, keyboard, guitars. 713 Pleasant St, Weymouth, MA Days
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INDOOR FLEA MARKET OPEN 7 DAYSWe are an indoor flea market open 7 days a week. We have antiques, collectibles, vintage, new, coins, fine & costume jewelry, military, household, designer and so much more. Many sales going on... 146 Lafayette Road, Seabrook, NH Days
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MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE (SEABROOK)Sat. and Sun. 5/25-5/26 9am-2pm 127 Farm Lane, Seabrook, NH Days
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Warehouse Sale Monday 10-6pm (1015 Candia Road Manchester, NH)We're preparing to move our thrift store this spring, so we have thousands of items to sell! Computers, CDs, DVDs, Vinyl Records, Electronics, cables, power supplies, clothes, Furniture,... 1015 Candia Road, Manchester, NH Days
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81 BEAVER ST/HAIRDRESSERS LOOK (MANCHESTER)LOTS OF SHEARS HAIRPRODUCTS ETC...COME TAKE A PEEK THANKS. SUNDAY 8 - 2 81 BEAVER ST, Manchester, NH Days
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Weekend Yard sale!!! (Manchester, NH)Come see all we have to offer! We have many items, (at very good costs) 289 Spruce St., Manchester, NH Days
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BIG MOVING SALE!! 5/25-5/26 - $1 (15 McKinley, EXETER)We're moving and we're NOT taking everything with us. Come by for some great deals. 15 Mckinley street, Exeter, NH Days
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Yard Sale (Exeter)yard sale may 25 something for everyone, Front st near Rockingham feed store 8 to 2 .Hope to see you there. Front st, Exeter Nh, NH Days
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Shining Rock multi-family yard sale (Northbridge, MA)You cannot miss this garage/yard sale! We have 10 families participating in our townhouse community. We have the convenience of all of our homes within walking distance for ease of shopping. Our... 128 Clubhouse Lane, Northbridge, MA Days
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Yard Sale - Moving Sale - Sat. May 25th. 2013 (1 Scott Drive Easton, MA. 02356)Saturday May 25th. 2013 Scott Drive at Deborah Lee, Easton, MA Days
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Hampton Beach Estate Sale (11 9th St)ESTATE SALE to Benefit Pan Mass Challenge, Saturday, June 25th, 9A-3P, 11 Ninth St, Hampton Beach 11 Ninth St, Hampton, NH Days
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MOVING SALE!!!! (South Easton)Check us out this Saturday and Sunday for an EVERYTHING MUST GO SALE!!! 81 Central Street, South Easton, MA Days
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Huge Yard Sale May 25th (87 Ashley Drive Gardner)Huge Yard Sale Saturday, May 25th, 8am-2pm at 87 Ashley Drive, Gardner, MA. Various types of perennials for sale including lilacs and carriers . Also have many collectibles, some antiques including... 87 Ashley Drive, Gardner, MA Days
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Yard Sale - Sunday 9-2 - $1 (145 Farm St Blackstone, MA)145 Farm St Blackstone, MA, Sunday only 9am-2pm. 145 Farm St, Blackstone, MA Days
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Saturday May 25th at 8 am (108 Newland St Norton)Large sale of multiple items. Vintage and newer items. Baseball bats, posters, collection of GI Joes and Soldiers of the World. Assorted sports jerseys. Large assortment of sports autographs.... 108 Newland St, Norton, MA Days
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MULTI-FAMILY BLOWOUT (4TH CLIFF HUMAROCK BEACH)MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND...MAY 25/26 SAT/SUN 9-3PM 338 CENTRAL AVE, HUMAROCK, MA Days
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indoor moving sale (May 25th) (Lincoln, RI)8 piece bedroom set king size recently purchased, washer and dryer, some jewlery, real Coach purses gently used, watches, kids clothing and toys, young teenage boy toys such as paintball gun, Big... 315 Old River rd, Lincoln, RI Days
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Flea Market/Yard Sale- Sat May 25th (Jaffrey)Multi-vendor/multi-family flea market/yard sale 105 Peterborough Street, Jaffrey, NH Days
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Something For Everyone. Many Items for Many Tastes.Yard Sale with lots of stuff to see. 49 Bow Center Rd, Bow, NH Days
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PLANT/GARDEN SALE ON 5/25 (SEEKONK)PERENNIAL PLANT and GARDEN SALE. 410 Central Ave., Seekonk on Saturday, May 25, from 9am-1pm. Perennials, hand-made pots, and more! Home grown! Cheaper than the nursery! 410 Central Ave, Seekonk, MA Days
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Multi Family Yard Sale!!! (Webster, MA)Multi family yard sale....baby items, kids, sports and household goods. 1st St, Webster, MA 1st st., Webster, MA Days
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YARD SALE, PLANT SALE, BAKE SALE 5/25 - $1 (BARRINGTON, NH-FCCB)YARD SALE!!! PLANT SALE!!! BAKE SALE!!! 710 Franklin Pierce Highway, Barrington, NH Days
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YARD SALE Christ Community Church Saturday May 25 ( East Taunton)Christ Community Church Third Annual Huge Yard Sale and Festival 41 Stevens Street, East Taunton, MA Days
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old fashion Mini-farm estate sale Sat. May 25th & Sun. May 26th 8:30 (167 water street, Strafford, NH) Sale Details old fashion Mini-farm estate sale Sat. May 25th & Sun. May 26th 8:30 (167 water street, Strafford, NH)Starting at 8:30 AM. Old fashion mini-farm estate sale. Estate sale of a long time Strafford gentleman and his wife, lots of antiques and it all must go! Everything imaginable from within a house... 167 Water Street, Strafford, NH Days
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Indoor Yard Sale Memorial Day W/E (Johnston, off Rt 44)Rain or shine!! Many items for sale. Saturday May 25th, 9-4. Sunday May 26th, 9-2. 225 Putnam Ave, Johnston, RI Days
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Town Wide Yard Sale - Sat May 25th, 2013 (North Brookfield)North Brookfield's Town Wide Yard Sale 185 N Main Street, North Brookfield, MA Days
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POSTPONED UNTIL 5/25/2013 Due to Weather (42 Shaker Rd Concord)We apologize for any inconvenience, but due to rain this sale will take place on May 25, 2013. All items previously posted will be available for sale! 42 Shaker Rd, Concord, NH Days
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Yard Sale (Providence, RI)May 25th & 26th 209 Jewett Street, Providence, RI Days
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LATE SUNDAY YARDSALE MULTIFAMILY NEW STUFF ELECTRONICS DESIGNER BAGS - $1 (274 Sutton ave east providence RI) Sale Details LATE SUNDAY YARDSALE MULTIFAMILY NEW STUFF ELECTRONICS DESIGNER BAGS - $1 (274 Sutton ave east providence RI)Everything you can wish for 274 Sutton ave east, Providence, RI Days
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Yard Sale Ashberry and Pimental Streets (off Montgomery) Plymouth, MA 02360Please come join us for a: 9 Ashberry St, Plymouth, MA Days
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Yard sale/going out of business sale (Somersworth)The Rustic Dragonfly is closing May 25 and we are having a GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE 70 High St, Somersworth, NH Days
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Multi-Family Moving Sale (York, Maine)Multi-family moving sale. Come buy some really cool stuff! 1 Meadowlark Drive, York, ME Days
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Yard Sale (Berwick ME)Yard Sale on Saturday, Sunday and Monday 5/25, 5/26 and 5/27. 355 Blackberry Hill, Berwick, ME Days
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York ME Yard Sale! 9am-3pm - 10 Heron Dr. In Whippoorwill off Route 1 (10 Heron Drive)Yard Sale Saturday May 25th 9-3 10 Heron Drive, York, ME Days
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An Eastern Illinois University Communication Studies student and professor recently attended a regional conference on Conversation Analysis.
Stephanie Gruner (Senior Corporate Communication major) and Dr. Shirley Staske-Bell, Professor, attended a Conversation Analytic Data Session at the University of Illinois, Springfield on September 24th, 2011. The Data Session coincided with a speaking engagement by Dr. John Heritage, who is one of the most distinguished scholars in Conversation Analysis in the world. The event was organized by the Midwest Conversation Analyst's Working Group of which Dr. Bell has been a member for many years.
The Conversation Analytic data examined by the group of scholars was video and audio taped data from the medical school at UIS and focused upon pedagogical interactions between attending physicians and medical students. According to Dr. Staske-Bell, "You end the day feeling like you've run an intellectual marathon. Your brain is fried but keeps running for days after a good data session. You keep connecting points of inquiry, keep learning, and end up asking and answering questions you never before thought to consider. Working alongside John Heritage is phenomenal. Not many times do you get to see the "best of the best" work and get to talk to them about their work as well."
Stephanie Gruner concurred with Dr. Staske-Bell's comments. She said, "I learned so much. It was awesome." Stephanie stepped up to provide some observations on the data being examined. She observed some non-verbal expressions that contributed to the analysis of the interaction between the attending and the resident doctors.
Other scholars at the Data Session included professors and students from the University of Illinois, the State University of New York, Southern Illinois University and the University of Illinois at Springfield.
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A Michigan teenager is fighting for his life after being shot in the face by a friend during what police described as a game of Russian Roulette gone awry.
Ottawa County Sheriff's Department Lt Mark Bennett said that tragic incident that has left 16-year-old Brandon Kuiper in critical condition happened Wednesday night in Tallmadge Township.
The initial 911 report said that the shooting was an attempted suicide, but when officers responded to the scene in the 3900 block of Leonard Street around 9pm, they quickly discovered that Kuiper's wound was not self-inflicted.
In the aftermath of the shooting, Kuiper's friend Richard Usher Jr, 18, was arrested and charged with attempted manslaughter.
According to court records cited by WOOD8, a detective said that Usher shot Kuiper in the face at close range with a .22 caliber handgun while they were playing Russian Roulette.
Officials say it does not appear that the boys argued or had a disagreement prior to the shooting, leading them to believe that the incident was not premeditated.
Lieutenant Bennett said Usher's mother and grandmother were in a different part of the house during the shooting.
Kuiper, Usher and four other boys between the ages of 17 and 19 were hanging out at the house Wednesday night, smoking marijuana and drinking alcohol, according to police.
Detectives believe the teens were playing with guns when Usher fired a shot at Kuiper, striking him in the face at 9.15pm.
The 16-year-old was rushed to spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids suffering from life-threatening injuries.
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Hoodbhoy: Universities should have academic freedom, be forward looking.
As universities seeking students and funds aggressively advertise themselves, grading them becomes important. Karachi University, for example, claims to be among the world's top 200 universities, although the security personnel make it resemble a detention camp more than a campus.
Last April, the Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) proudly announced that the QS World University Rankings body had placed it 69th among the world's top 100 universities. QAU's publications in "mechanical, aeronautical and manufacturing engineering" were lauded. But, QAU does not even have engineering departments.
Pakistan's Higher Education Commission determines academic excellence by the number of research papers produced. Once cash awards and other perks were announced, a research-poor country started producing a bumper crop of "research articles" - many plagiarised or published in fly-by-night journals.
An ideal university is a bastion of critical inquiry and has academic and cultural freedom. Without that, there cannot be meaningful research and teaching. The ideal university generates products and ideas upon which the progress and survival of civilisation depend.
But a university does not have to be an ideal one in order to be useful. A forward-looking worldview, a spirit of inquiry, an open environment, good ethical standards, a sense of collegiality, and good governance practices are enough. A handful of Pakistani universities, public and private, seem earnest about getting on to this track. The challenge is to get the reluctant majority on board.
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text: Vanessa Gill Art Educator Anderson Community Schools Graduated Spring 2006 Major: Art Education, K-12 As an art teacher for students in kindergarten through third grade, I make lots of watercolors, finger paintings, and small clay pinch pots on a daily basis. Recently I have received grants to help purchase art supplies in my classroom, to teach about art from different cultures, and to purchase warm winter clothes for students in need. My art students put on an art show every fall and spring. While I was a student in the Department of Art+Design, a big decision faced me: studio art, or art education? I went back and forth, struggling whether to make my own art full-time or to help others learn to make art, believing that my own work would be put on the "back burner." After careful consideration I felt my own skills and giftings were leading me to share how precious art-making is and how this process can connect us with ourselves, each other, and the world at large. I have been teaching for six years and still get excited at the little moments when a five-year-old learns that blue and yellow make green, or when an older student is "satisfied" with the outcome of a self portrait. Some of the best preparation I received as an art education major was the field experience. Classroom observations, conversations with other art teachers, and student teaching were invaluable in preparing me to teach. These experiences became key opportunities for me to learn about classroom management, use of supplies, and how to make quality lesson plans. In my own time I explore painting, mixed media collage, and jewelry design. I have come to learn that my art practice does not have to be on the "back burner" at all. In fact, it has been vital to continue creating artwork alongside my students. My students often use their art work to work through personal issues and struggles. We take risks together and practice our mantra from Henri Matisse, "Creativity takes Courage." |


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Article Free Passheath family (family Ericaceae), plant family made up mostly of shrubs and small trees, including azaleas, rhododendrons, mountain laurel, blueberries, and the low evergreen shrubs of the genus Erica. A large percentage of the family's 128 genera and 4,000 species are cultivated. Members are widely distributed, extending into the subarctic and along mountain chains through the tropics. They are often evergreen species that thrive on open, barren land with usually acid and poorly drained soils.
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Festival of Fine Arts presents 48th season
LAKELAND, Fla. (Sept. 27, 2007) — Florida Southern's Festival of Fine Arts presents its 48th season of art, music, dance, and theater. The season runs through May 30 and includes such world-renowned performers as pianist Emanuel Ax, the Teatro Lirico D'Europa opera company, the Russian National Ballet, and operatic soprano Sylvia McNair. The schedule of events is listed below. FSC students are admitted free of charge and non-FSC students pay half price. Concert tickets are available at the Branscomb Auditorium ticket office Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, please call 863-680-4296. Theatre tickets are available through the Buckner Theatre box office, open weekdays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, please call 863-680-3089 or e-mail bucknerboxoffice@ flsouthern.edu. The Melvin Art Gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and during intermissions of selected Festival events. Opening receptions are at 7:00 p.m. on the first night of each exhibition unless otherwise noted. Admission to the gallery is free. The entire college community and the public are invited to all openings. Festival Schedule Sep. 27-30; Oct. 4-7 – "Noises Off" – FSC Theatre Department, Buckner Theatre. A traveling theater group finds so much action going on backstage that they almost ruin their onstage performances. "Noises Off" opened in London in 1982, won that year's award for Best Comedy, and continued for five years. It premiered on Broadway in 1983 and ran for over 500 performances. Tickets $15. Oct. 11 – FSC Music Department Opening Gala – Showcasing the varied ensembles of the FSC Music Department, this annual event features a wide variety of musical selections from Baroque to jazz, vocal to instrumental, performed by outstanding students under the direction of FSC's acclaimed faculty directors. In addition, the second half of the evening is devoted to a re-dedication of the Houts Memorial Steinway piano, which was completely refurbished during the summer. The piano was donated to the college in 1973 by Dr. H.L. Schofield in memory of Jack Houts, FSC's choral director from 1961-1972. Robert MacDonald, who originally dedicated the piano, will perform for the re-dedication. Tickets $20. Oct. 27 – Jim Cullum Jazz Band – The Jim Cullum Jazz Band, active for over 40 years and often cited as the premier classic jazz band in America, has established musical and creative standards of excellence as realized by their successful weekly national radio broadcasts "Live from Riverwalk." Tickets $30. Oct. 30 – "Music Under the Stars" – Pipkin Bandshell. Each year the Pipkin Bandshell becomes the site for an outdoor music-in-the-park experience featuring FSC's Symphony Band, Jazz Band and Wind Ensemble. Conductors Jo Jossim and Brian Brink do the podium honors. (Rain cover: Branscomb Auditorium) Nov. 12 – Teatro Lirico D'Europa in Verdi's "La Traviata" – One of Verdi's finest and most admired operas, "La Traviata" (The woman gone astray) sensitively depicts the many sides of love, ranging from the purely frivolous to the intense and impassioned. Teatro Lirico D'Europa returns to the festival with full staging and orchestra. Tickets $35. Nov. 15-18; Nov. 29-Dec.2 – "Isn't It Romantic" – Buckner Theatre. The Theatre Department takes the stage in the 1979 feminist comedy by prize-winning playwright Wendy Wasserstein. The story follows two young women caught up in their relationship headaches with parents and boyfriends as they struggle to have it all – career, family and children. Tickets $15. Nov. 27 – Emanuel Ax – A winner of multiple Grammy awards both as a collaborator with Yo Yo Ma and Richard Stoltzman and as a soloist for his recordings of the Haydn Sonatas, Emanuel Ax has distinguished himself as a consummate musician and pianist. From fiery technique to sensitive musical nuance, Mr. Ax is sure to create a most memorable musical evening. Tickets $35. Dec. 8 – Christmas Gala – For over thirty years this evening of seasonal selections has delighted young and old alike. The music department's outstanding soloists and ensembles feature the music of the season in all its colorful facets. Tickets $20. Dec. 13 – Burning River Brass Christmas – The leading large brass ensemble returns to our series for a special offering of the sounds of Christmas. Their performance of "Christmas Around the World" provides original treatments of both highly familiar seasonal gems as well as less well-known fare. Tickets $30. Jan. 18 – State Symphony of Mexico (Leonel Morales piano) – On their first U.S. tour in thirty years, this world-class orchestra, led by conductor Enrique Batiz, presents an exciting program which includes Cuban born pianist Leonel Morales performing Rachmaninoff's third piano concerto. Tickets 35. Jan. 31 – Sylvia McNair – After a distinguished career as an operatic soprano, two-time Grammy winner Sylvia McNair has turned her attention to the great American songbook. New York critic Rex Reed writes of her songbook performances, "I could get used to this kind of ecstasy!" Tickets $30. Feb. 7 – Borealis Woodwind Quintet – Acclaimed as one of America's preeminent chamber ensembles, Borealis Woodwind Quintet has the distinction of being the first woodwind quintet ever nominated for a Grammy award. Joseph Horowitz of the New York Times described their concert as "lively communicative readings... the performance was a scintillating one." Tickets $25. Feb. 14-17/21-24 – FSC Theatre Department: "Man of La Mancha" – Starring FSC's Artist in Residence Robert MacDonald, Don Quixote's "Man of La Mancha" is a musical theatre masterpiece that features such classic songs as "The Impossible Dream," "Little Bird" and "Dulcinea." This classic tragicomedy is a moving musical illustration of themes of honor, nobility of spirit, chivalry, grace, courage and idealism. Tickets $15. March 17 – Camerata Ireland with Barry Douglas – Barry Douglas founded Camerata Ireland in 1999 as an orchestra of Irish musicians determined to match the best in the world. Through its tours in the U.S., South America, China and most of Europe, the orchestra has developed a reputation for excellence and for creating a particularly distinctive Irish string sound. Tickets $25. March 26 – FSC Choral Concert – Conductor Larry Sledge combines his Choral forces with the FSC Symphony Orchestra for a presentation of one of choral music's greatest works: Brahm's German Requiem. Tickets $20. March 28 – FSC Jazz Ensemble – From swing to bebop, this group of jazz musicians will delight and entertain. Basie, Ellington, and all the greats will be presented by both big band sounds and small combo excitement. Tickets $20. April 3 – FSC Symphony Band and Wind Ensemble – Contemporary classical wind literature is at its best as Dr. J. Jossim conducts these two outstanding ensembles as they explore the tonal combinations and unique timbres of winds, brass, and percussion. Tickets $20. April 10 – Adolph Adams' Ballet "Giselle" – The Russian National Ballet Theatre and Orchestra present the hypnotic story of love, betrayal, madness, revenge and forgiveness. Tickets $35. April 10-13/17-20 – FSC Theatre Department: "Romeo and Juliet" – Shakespeare's most famous play, "Romeo and Juliet" combines the contrasting elements of humor and sorrow, bawdiness and civil strife, innocent love and ignorant hate to rouse an amazing depth of mixed tenderness and tension. Tickets $15. April 21 – FSC Symphony Orchestra – Conductor Arthur Pranno leads the musicians in the season's final concert. Tickets $20. Melvin Art Gallery Schedule Aug. 24-Oct. 1 – Photographs and Drawings from the 2007 New Zealand-Australia-Fiji Trip. During May of 2007, forty-seven students and four faculty members traveled from Auckland to Queenstown to Cairns to Sydney and then to Fiji. Students took courses in digital photography and drawing during the course of the trip. The photographs selected, which document their travels, were chosen from thousands of images taken on the trip and were subsequently edited, manipulated, and printed. Oct. 6-29 – "200 Miles of Art: A Juried Invitational Exhibition for High School Seniors and Juniors." Promising young artists who are currently juniors or seniors from high schools throughout central Florida were invited to submit work to this exhibition. Works were selected by Florida Southern College art faculty and the director of the Melvin Gallery and juried by Ken Rollins, Director of the Tampa Museum of Art. Nov. 2-26 – "AIGA Presents 50 Books/ 50 Covers." Each year AIGA, the professional association for design, reviews hundreds of international entries to select 100 examples of the most progressive book and book cover design. The winners are published in the annual AIGA publication "365: AIGA Year in Design" and their books become a part of the AIGA Design Archives. Nov. 30-Dec. 11 – Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Show. Join us for the exhibition of current work from Florida Southern freshman, sophomore, and junior art majors. These talented students confirm why Florida Southern's Department of Art and Art History has gained the reputation as one of the strongest in the Southeast. Awards will be announced at the opening, including the highly anticipated Florida Art Award, which is given to a junior each year. Jan. 11-Feb. 13 – Craig Kucia. Step into the vivid world of up and coming artist Craig Kucia, who is represented by the Kevin Bruk Gallery in Miami. Kucia, whose work is often compared to that of American artist Dana Schutz, creates luscious fantastical narrative images tinged with sadness. Kevin Bruk will speak at the opening. Feb. 22-March 24 – Selected Artists from the Graduate and Undergraduate Programs at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston ranks as one of the top art schools in the country. Florida Southern alum Nicole Kita, now a master of fine arts candidate of the Museum School's program, co-curates this exhibition of her peers to bring refreshing and innovative work from top young artists. March 28-April 11 – Senior Studio Show. Each year, several of our seniors go on to top graduate programs. We believe you will be delighted both by the creative freshness and the polish of their work. The John R. Reuter award for the outstanding studio artist will be announced at the opening reception. April 18-May 4 – Senior Graphic Design Show. Florida Southern's senior graphic designers bring creativity and professionalism to their work in both print and digital media. The senior graphic design awards will be announced at the opening reception. May 10-30 – Annual Lakeland Art Guild Exhibition. Once again, as it has for more than thirty years, The Melvin Art Gallery is pleased to host this annual exhibition for The Lakeland Art Guild. Founded in 1952 and incorporated in 1956, the Guild is Lakeland's oldest community arts organization. Awards will be announced at the opening. About Florida Southern College |


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To date, several widespread and promising second-generation epigenetic drug development campaigns have been dedicated to the modulation of histone methylation. In this post-genomic era of drug development, the identification of genetic mutations and overexpression of histone methyltransferases (HMTs) across a variety of cancer types provide unique validation for selective and tumor-specific targeting of methyltransferase enzymes. Significant progress has been seen in the development of potent, selective and tolerable inhibitors against several HMTs, including the first inhibitor to enter human clinical trials. Yet, with several HMT targets and inhibitors poised for further development, there is great need for advanced tools to perturb methylation environments in normal and disease states. Building on the success of last year, Cambridge Healthtech Institute's Second Annual Targeting Histone Methyltransferases conference is the preeminent event for HMTi development, gathering a diverse cross-section of academic and industry leaders actively working on advancing second-generation epigenetic therapies.
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Cuban leader Fidel Castro doesn't have all that much to say these days about the U.S., but he did have some reflections to make on Obama's now famous speech in Cairo. On the one hand, he admits that Obama isn't the babbling idiot that former president George W. Bush was with regard to speechmaking, but when it comes to the content of said speech, he differs in opinion. In his weekly column "Reflexiones", Castro says:
"If you take into account how long the speech was, without even using notes, the number of pauses isn't important if compared to his predecessor (George Bush), who made mistakes at every paragraph. He has a great ability to communicate. However, the policies that the U.S. has followed for the past 7 decades is "in contradiction" with his words, since it was a history of "interventions" and "wars", said Castro.He expressed that although Obama started his speech saying that no nation has the right to impose its system or its form of governance on any other, he quickly contradicted himself "with a declaration of faith that makes the United States the supreme judge of democratic values and human rights."
This doesn't sound familiar to me. Does anyone know statement Castro is referring to here?
The fact is Castro does have a point. America has a way of wandering into countries or regions and telling people how to run their societies when the U.S. has a history of not following its own rhetoric…to say the very least.
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Ready to begin your college search? Our visit day is designed to give you an overview of the Morningside College experience while also providing you guidance and direction for determining the best college fit for you.
2013 Junior Visit Days
Friday, April 26
Friday, May 31 Friday, June 21 Friday, July 26
Click here to register for a Visit Day
Directions to Morningside College. - (Google Map)
You may contact Ashley Brewer if you have any questions about our Junior Visit Days.
Join us and we will explore:
End your day at approximately 1:00 - 1:30 p.m.