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MTV has posted the 3 remaining alternatives to the "spider monkey" line that Rob made famous. Like any of these better than the 5 we posted last week? – "Prepare for takeoff…" – "Fasten your seat belt, it's going to be a bumpy ride." – "Are you secure? There may be some turbulence." Which means
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Just so people could be reminded that Spring really is around the corner, the seventh annual Fleur-de-Lis Antiques and Garden Show took place at the East Rivanna Fire Hall Saturday and Sunday, March 1 and 2.
Flower arrangements with such seductive scents!– graced the room, vying for attention with opulent antiques. It didn't matter that snow still lay on the ground the smell of hyacinths and lilies fooled us all into thinking that winter had already been doused.
Everyone got in on the action. Antique dealers from up and down the east coast hawked their wares, while the Fire Company Auxiliary kept everyone watered and fed with delectable homemade foodstuffs. If these lures aren't enough to convince you to attend next year, this year's event benefited S.A.R.A. (Sexual Assault Resource Agency), so you have the added pleasure of knowing your hard-earned dollars go to a good cause.


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In February I posted this post about the need for Volunteers for SUMMIT 2011. I submitted my application to volunteer. This past week I got word back concerning that application. I am pretty happy that I have the opportunity once again to serve on a subcommittee for the upcoming SUMMIT.
What does this mean? Well, I am really looking forward to participating and helping with the event in any way I can. It also means that I will not be submitting any abstracts this year. I have a goal in the back of my mind to some day submit an abstract for Summit as well as simply speak at more and more events where possible / feasible.
The restriction on submitting an abstract comes from the subcommittee on which I will be serving. I foresee this as being an exciting assignment as well as an opportunity to get to know many people a little better.
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In Japan US Osprey aircraft arrive amid protests
A shipload of the U.S. military's latest transport aircraft arrived in Japan on Monday amid protests over safety issues that have aggravated longstanding grassroots concern over the presence of American bases in the country.
Workers began unloading and assembling the 12 Bell-Boeing MV-22 Osprey aircraft in the city of Iwakuni soon after the ship arrived. The U.S. plans to deploy the tilt-rotor aircraft to Okinawa to replace older CH-46 helicopters that are already there.
The Osprey deployment has become the latest rallying point for base opponents and a serious headache for officials in Tokyo and Washington hoping to calm anti-base sentiment.
Although the Ospreys will only be in Iwakuni briefly, opposition there has been unusually strong, with both the mayor and the governor saying they do not support even temporarily hosting the aircraft. Opposition to the large military presence on Okinawa is deep-rooted, and protesters on Monday held a sit-in outside the base where the Ospreys are to be sent.
Residents and local leaders in Iwakuni and on Okinawa have demanded the plan be scrapped because they say the planes are not safe. Such concerns boiled over after Osprey crashes in Morocco in April and in Florida last month.
Hundreds of protesters turned out to demonstrate against the arrival, some of them aboard small boats.
The planes have been used extensively in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the United States says they have a solid record. The Osprey can fly like an airplane and has tilting rotors that allow it to take off and land like a helicopter. It can fly much faster and carry bigger loads than the CH-46, which it is replacing worldwide.
"Deployment of these aircraft in Japan is a vital component in fulfilling the United States' commitment to provide for the defense of Japan and to help maintain peace and security in the Asia-Pacific region," the U.S. Embassy said in a statement Monday.
The United States has about 19,000 Marines on Okinawa, which also hosts a large U.S. air base. More than half of the roughly 50,000 U.S. troops stationed throughout Japan are based on Okinawa.
To ease tensions, Tokyo and Washington recently agreed to move about 9,000 Marines off Okinawa, but that has been widely criticized on Okinawa because a firm date for the move has not been set.
Okinawans are also angry that the Ospreys will be deployed to Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, which the two countries decided to close more than a decade ago. The base has remained in operation because a replacement site hasn't been readied.
The Futenma base is located in a heavily populated area, and residents have long protested against the noise, the potential for accidents and base-related crime. A CH-53 helicopter from Futenma crashed into a nearby university building in 2004, causing a huge anti-base uproar, although there were no civilian injuries and the crew survived.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Dec. 4, 2012) – All the news about U.S. men's volleyball players in the U.S. and around the world.
U.S. outside hitter Reid Priddy (Richmond, Va.), a 2004, '08 and '12 Olympian, led his Turkish league team Halkbank Ankara to a 23-25, 23-25, 25-22, 25-19, 15-12 victory over Fenerbahce Grundig on Dec. 1. Priddy was his team's leading scorer with 22 points on 16 attacks (45.7 kill percent, .429 hitting efficiency), three blocks and a match-high three aces. He was also credited with 15 receptions, 67 percent positive.
U.S. setter Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.), a 2008 Olympian, helped Arkas Izmir Spor to a 25-20, 25-21, 25-20 victory over Maliye Milli Piyango S on Dec. 1. Hansen scored five points on two kills, two blocks and one ace. He also set the team to a 55.7 kill percent and a .468 hitting efficiency.
U.S. opposite Brook Billings (Santa Barbara, Calif.), a 2004 Olympian, and Istanbul BBSK fell to Gumushane Torul G, 25-22, 28-30, 25-23, 30-28 on Dec. 2. Billings led all scorers with 23 points on 22 kills and one block.
The Berlin Recycling Volleys, including U.S. outside hitter Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis, Mo.), a 2008 Olympian, and setter Kawika Shoji (Honolulu, Hawaii), defeated the Netzhoppers KW-Bestensee, 25-20, 25-15, 25-20 on Dec. 1. Shoji started all three sets and scored three points on two kills and one block. He also set the team to a 51.2 kill percent and a .417 hitting efficiency. Touzinsky started the first two sets and scored one point on an attack. He was credited with 11 receptions, 64 percent positive. To view photos from the match, click here.
U.S. middle blocker Russell Holmes (Fountain Valley, Calif.), a 2012 Olympian, and Jastrzębski Węgiel defeated Effector Kielce, 22-25, 25-18, 25-19, 24-26, 15-13 on Dec. 1. Holmes started all five sets and scored 15 points on nine attacks, four blocks and two aces.
U.S. outside hitter Paul Lotman (Lakewood, Calif.), a 2012 Olympian, and Asseco Resovia Rzeszów defeated Indykpol AZS Olsztyn, 25-23, 25-21, 19-25, 24-26, 15-13 on Dec. 1. Lotman played as a substitute and did not score.
U.S. middle blocker David Smith (Saugus, Calif.), a 2012 Olympian, and his French league team Tours, are now 9-0 after defeating Narbonne Volley, 23-25, 25-15, 25-23, 25-23 on Dec. 1. Smith started all four sets and scored 10 points on five attacks and a match-high five blocks.
AS Cannes, the French league team of U.S. outside hitter Robert Tarr (Cape Canaveral, Fla.) and middle blocker Matt Rawson (Los Angeles) Nantes Rezé, 19-25, 25-23, 25-23, 20-25, 17-15 on Dec. 1. Tarr started all five sets and scored 15 points on 13 attacks and two blocks. Rawson started the last three sets and scored six points on five kills and one block.
U.S. opposite Carson Clark (Santa Barbara, Calif.) scored 13 points as his French league team Montpellier fell to Ajaccio, 25-23, 25-22, 25-18 on Dec. 1. Clark scored on 12 attacks (60.0 kill percent, .550 hitting efficiency) and one ace.
U.S. middle blocker Andy Hein (Carol Stream, Ill.) and Toulouse fell to Sète, 25-16, 22-25, 32-30, 17-25, 15-12 on Dec. 1. Hein started all five sets and scored eight points on five attacks and three blocks.
In France's B league, AS Orange Nassau, including U.S. libero Dustin Watten (Long Beach, Calif.) and outside hitters Damien Scott (Santa Ana, Calif.) and Eric Vance (Camarillo, Calif.) fell to Alès, 18-25, 25-16, 25-20, 25-15 on Dec. 1. Scott started all five sets and scored 13 points on seven attacks and a match-high six blocks. He was also credited with 42 receptions, 64 percent positive. Vance started all five sets and scored 10 points on nine attacks and one block. He was credited with 10 receptions, 60 percent positive. Watten was credited with 11 receptions, 82 percent positive.
U.S. outside hitter Matt Anderson (West Seneca, N.Y.), a 2012 Olympian, led his Russian Super League team Zenit Kazan to a 25-19, 25-21, 26-24 victory over Lokomotiv Kharkov on Dec. 1. Anderson led Kazan with 12 points on 10 kills (50.0 kill percent, .500 hitting efficiency), one block and one ace. He was also credited with 14 receptions, 64 percent positive. Kazan is in second place in the Russian league. To view a photo gallery of the match, click here.
The Puerto Rican league completed the regular season last week. U.S. opposite David McKienzie (Littleton, Colo.), a 2008 Olympian, led all scorers with 26 points on Nov. 27, but his Puerto Rican team Patriotas de Lares fell to Leones de Ponce, 23-25, 18-25, 26-24, 25-23, 15-11. McKienzie scored on 23 kills, two blocks and one ace. U.S. outside hitter Tri Bourne (Honolulu, Hawaii) led Ponce with 23 points on 19 attacks, three blocks and one ace. Lares finished the regular season in third place. Ponce finished in eighth.
U.S. opposite Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) and his team Plataneros de Corozal ended the season with a 25-22, 25-10, 25-21 victory over Nuevos Gigantes de Carolina on Nov. 26. Patak led all scorers with 17 points on a match-high 13 kills, one block and a match-high three aces. U.S. outside hitter Steve Klosterman (Long Beach, Calif.), who plays for Carolina, finished with one point on a kill for his team.
The playoffs begin on Dec. 4, to view the schedule, click here. To view photos from Puerto Rico league matches, click here.
U.S. setter Donald Suxho (Korce, Albania), a 2004 and '12 Olympian, and his Argentina league team Drean Bolívar went 1-1 over the last week. On Dec. 1, Bolívar defeated PSM Voley, 20-25, 25-23, 25-17, 32-30. Suxho scored three points on three attacks and set his team to a 54.5 kill percent and a .512 hitting efficiency. On Dec. 3, Bolívar fell to UPCN San Juan Voley Club, 26-28, 27-25, 25-15, 25-23. Suxho scored four points on two attack and two blocks and also set the team to a 42.5 kill percent and a .317 hitting efficiency.
In Italy's Serie A league, U.S. middle blocker Max Holt (Cincinnati, Ohio) and Copra Elior Piacenza fell to Itas Diatec Trentino, 25-17, 23-25, 25-20, 25-21 on Dec. 2. Holt started all four sets and scored 15 points on nine attacks (69.2 kill percent, .692 hitting efficiency), three blocks and three aces. U.S. outside hitter Futi Tavana (Saipipi, Samoa) is also on the roster for Piacenza, but did not play.
BCC-NEV Castellana Grotte, the team of U.S. outside hitter Jeff Menzel (Santa Barbara, Calif.), defeated Andreoli Latina and U.S. opposite Murphy Troy (St. Louis, Mo.), 26-24, 25-23, 22-25, 20-25, 15-8 on Dec. 2. Menzel started the fourth set and scored four points on four attacks (50.0 kill percent, .500 hitting efficiency). Troy started the first and second sets and scored 10 points on nine kills and one ace.
In Italy's Serie B league, U.S. outside hitter Garrett Muagututia (Oceanside, Calif.) and Sieco Service Ortona fell to Elettrosud Brolo, 27-25, 25-23, 25-23 on Dec. 2. Muagututia finished with 14 points on 13 attacks and one block. He was also credited with 30 receptions, 80 percent positive.
In Pool A, Matt Anderson and Zenit Kazan will host Germany's VfB Friedrichshafen, including U.S. middle blocker Matt Denmark (Edmond, Okla.), in the next round of pool play on Dec. 5.
In Pool B, the Berlin Recycling Volleys, including Scott Touzinsky and Kawika Shoji, came back from a first set loss to defeat visiting Lokomotiv Novosibirsk of Russia, 15-25, 25-12, 25-19, 25-19 on Dec. 4. Shoji started all four sets and scored three points on two kills and one ace. He set the team to a 50.5 kill percent and a .426 hitting efficiency. Touzinsky started all four sets and scored three points on three attacks. He was also credited with 20 receptions, 60 percent positive. Berlin will play its final Champions League pool play match on Dec. 12 when it visits Jihostroj Ceske Budejovice in Czech Republic.
In Pool C, David Smith and Tours will visit Italy's Trentino Diatec in the next round on Dec. 5.
In Pool D, U.S. outside hitter Jayson Jablonsky (Yorba Linda, Calif.) and ACH Volley Ljubljana will host Italy's Lube Banca Marche Macerata on Dec. 5.
In Pool F, visiting Kevin Hansen and Arkas Izmir Spor defeated visiting CAI Teruel of Spain on Dec. 4, 25-19, 21-25, 25-20, 25-23. Hansen started all four sets and scored three points on one kill and two blocks. He also set Izmir to a 45.4 kill percent and a .352 hitting efficiency. Izmir will complete pool play on Dec. 12 when it visits Marek Union-Ivkoni Dupnitsa in Bulgaria.
In Pool G, Paul Lotman and Asseco Resovia Rzeszow defeated Romania's Remat Zalau, 26-24, 26-24, 25-22 on Dec. 4. Lotman played as a substitute and scored one point on a kill. Resovia Rzeszow will complete pool play on Dec. 12 when it hosts Arago de Sete of France.
To view photo galleries from Champions League matches, click here.
Matches can be viewed live and on demand at laola1.tv.
In the round of 16, Reid Priddy and Halkbank Ankara will play Russia's Iskra Odintsovo in the quarterfinals at home on Dec. 5 and away on Dec. 12
Murphy Troy and Andreoli Latina will play Austria's Posojilnica AICH/DOB in the quarterfinals at home on Dec. 6 and away on Dec. 12.
To view photos from CEV Cup matches, click here.
Max Holt and Italy's Copra Elior Piacenza will play Estonia's Selver Tallinn in the round of 16 on Dec. 6.


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One of the things that people frequently ask me is whether Feng Shui is all about wearing amulets, charms, and talismans. The clear answer to that is a big NO! In fact, before Feng Shui experts discovered the importance and the power of symbols and images in curing a bad Feng Shui, Feng Shui used to be all about naturally attracting Yang energy. It is not clear, when did Feng Shui experts realized the power of using symbol, however, one thing is clear, as we progressed and people become more urbanized and we veer away from the natural condition of our planet, it has become harder to use natural Feng Shui thus people discovered the power of symbols, amulets, talismans, and charms.
However, there are still different natural ways of doing Feng Shui. I've shared some of the natural ways of curing a series of bad luck. Today, allow me to share with you a few more natural way of curing bad luck.
If you are experiencing some bad luck, you can simply do one or all of the following to help cure and stop your bad luck.
GO OUT AND HAVE FUN! I mentioned before that Feng Shui gives you an excuse to party. However, other sort of fun also helps in negating your bad luck. Simply have fun. You can do this by going out and having a clean fun with your friends. Go watch a feel good movie, if it's a comedy then better. You can also just go to the amusement park and spend some time having fun there.
WATCH THE SUN RISE! Sunrise is associated with new beginnings and it carries with it a lot of positive energy. If you need some fresh breath of positive energy, go and watch the sun rise.
GO TO A TEMPLE OR A CHURCH. Going to a temple or a church is one of the simplest ways of clearing away bad luck. Get yourself blessed by the different Deities, Buddhas, or Bodhisattvas, or Saints.


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View documents of the Commission for Controlling the Desert Locust in the Central Region
Article XIV
The Agreement for the establishment of the Commission was approved by the Council at its 44th Session (1965, Resolution 6/44), under the authority of the Conference (Eleventh Session, 1961, Resolution 9/61) and on the recommendation of a Special Conference held in Beirut (1965). The Agreement came into force on 21 February 1967 and was amended by the Commission at its Seventh Session (1976), with subsequent approval of the Council at its 72nd Session (1977, Resolution 5/72). The 20th Session of the Commission, held in Cairo from 18-20 December 1994, considered renaming the Region "Central Region" and consequently modifying the name of the Commission and the Agreement. It also considered modifying the definition of the Region covered by the Agreement to make it possible for Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia to become Members of the Commission. This was approved by the Council at its 108th Session in 1995. The Council at its 128th session (2005) amended article IX of the Agreement.
To carry out all possible measures to control plagues of the Desert Locust within Commission Members' countries and to reduce crop damage by adopting the following procedures:
Member Nations and Associate Members of the Organization situated in the Region which have accepted the Agreement in accordance with Article XIV thereof. Other Nations situated in the Region that are Members of the United Nations, any of its Specialized Agencies or the International Atomic Energy Agency may be admitted as Members by a two-thirds majority of the Commission's Membership.
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- SBA EXPO-AXIS ShanghaiThe 2010 Shanghai World Expo earned the metropolis the nickname "the next great world city" - an honor that is no doubt partially due to the incredible Expo pavilion. Designed by German team SBA International, The EXPO-AXIS pavilion has now been transformed into a permanent green space for Shanghai. The beautiful funnel-like structure directs daylight into the floors below, and it is topped with the world's largest membrane construction.1
- SBA EXPO-AXIS ShanghaiAnchored around the theme of "Better City, Better Life," the 2010 Shanghai Expo was the largest World Expo to date. The tent-like structure covering the grounds measures a massive 1,000 meters long and 100 meters wide, and it reaches all the way down to the Huangpu River. Partially due to its immense size, SBA's pavilion blurs the lines between inside and outside.2
- SBA EXPO-AXIS ShanghaiThe high funnel vaulting of the membrane roof and open sides creates the illusion of being outside, however the canopy protects visitors from the elements.3
- SBA EXPO-AXIS ShanghaiSBA constructed green areas inside and outside of the pavilion, modernizing idea of public landscaping by combining it with architectural elements.4
- SBA EXPO-AXIS ShanghaiThe membrane roof is supported by six funnel-shaped frames made from steel and glass. The funnels act as solar siphons, directing natural light into the lower levels of the pavilion. The funicular support pillars also aid with natural air flow, circulating the breeze around the space.5
- SBA EXPO-AXIS ShanghaiThe membrane itself is lightweight, and it uses less material than a traditional building of its size. SBA has previously used the same structural elements when building geodesic domes.6
- SBA EXPO-AXIS ShanghaiIn the evening, the criss-cross structure of the funnels are illuminated with color-changing lights that bring the structure to life and reflect off the pool beside it. SBA's pavilion, initially intended for the World Expo, has transformed a quarter of Shanghai into a new urban center.7


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Now, for the benefit of potential employers and others, let me clarify. I don't mean a shiftless, lazy beach bum like Patrick Swayze in Point Break or some college drop-out. I mean a beach bum like Hemingway or Jimmy Buffett, who manage to combine being stunningly creative with spending a lot of time lazing around in or near the water.
|I don't have the hair for this these days.
|Hemingway's writing room, Key West. I could work there/
It's not unusual to retire to the coast. I'd like to get there sooner than that. I was brought up on the South coast of England, and I miss having the sea close by. Palm trees and sandy beaches make me happy. I'm not looking to spend my life in an alcoholic daze or searching for a perfect wave like some aging hippy. I want to find that perfect environment with the combination of relaxation and stimulation, work and play, where my creativity can let rip. Don't get me wrong, I love the Jungle House, and it's by far the best place I've ever lived, but honestly... I'd rather be on the beach.


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NEW YORK, May 1 (UPI) -- Hollywood actor Ryan O'Neal, who is battling prostate cancer, says he is not afraid to die because, if he does, he will see his late partner, Farrah Fawcett.
O'Neal, 70, appeared on ABC's "The View" Tuesday to promote his new memoir, "Both of Us: My Life with Farrah," which chronicles his life with Fawcett, his longtime girlfriend, who died of anal cancer in 2009.
"I'm having things removed," O'Neal said, explaining why he wore a bandage on his nose.
Asked if he has the will to fight for his life, he replied, "I do, but if I don't make it, I'll be with my girl."
He went on to say his doctors are treating the cancer by "freezing the prostate" and are optimistic about his chances for recovery.
"Because of the kind of prostate cancer I have, I am a candidate for this cryopathy, it's called," he said. "Well, I'll be really cold."
Pressed to reveal whether he is afraid of dying, he said, "No."
"She wasn't either," he said of Fawcett. "I learned from her."
O'Neal said he wrote the book about his relationship with the onetime "Charlie's Angels" star about a year ago.
"It was a way to stay near her, honestly," he said. "I had kept journals, so I had our story and I got help to organize it and to be as honest as possible."
O'Neal, the star of "Love Story" and "Paper Moon," successfully battled leukemia in the late 1990s.


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We've talked about people named Easter, Fourth (of July), Halloween, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year…what about Thanksgiving? I mean, we've already met Dr. Happy Thanksgiving, but are there more?
Yes, at least a few dozen more. As you'd expect, nearly all were born in late November. Here are three examples:
- Grayce Thanksgiving Learned, born in California on November 24, 1886
- Thanksgiving "Givie" Phillips, born in Missouri on November 26, 1891
- Mildred Thanksgiving Arendt, born in Arkansas on November 30, 1911
The two most recent Thanksgivings I found were both born in the 1990s.


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Amid the gorges and rocky formations of the Gowan Range tablelands, Idalia National Park protects extensive mulga woodlands, the Bulloo River's headwaters and threatened wildlife. Seven species of macropods, including yellow-footed rock-wallabies and endangered bridled nailtail wallabies live here. 15 native species of fuchsia grow here.
Explore the park on the self-guided drive. Enjoy panoramic views from Emmet Pocket lookout. Murphy's Rockhole, a shady gorge, is a good place for wildlife watching. Visit Old Idalia, an old mustering camp and stockyards. Walk to the wave-shaped cliff overhang. Bush camp at the peaceful Monk's Tank camping area, hidden in mulga woodlands. Camping fees apply. Go spotlighting. Photographers will delight in the vivid sunsets.


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The military conflict in South Sudan in Africa appears to be easing. The government says its army has retaken the city of Bor, which had been in rebel hands for more than a week. And a dusk-to-dawn curfew in the capital Juba has been lifted, allowing people to attend Christmas Eve services. But there is also more grim news to report.
The United Nations says it has found mass graves. The Security Council has voted to nearly double the number of peacekeepers in the region, and thousands of people have taken shelter in a U.N. compound in Juba. That's where NPR's Gregory Warner filed this report.
GREGORY WARNER, BYLINE: Women's laundry now hangs off the barbed wire circling the U.N. compound in Juba, the capital of South Sudan. I drive into the compound with Forbes Sharp. He's the country coordinator for Doctors Without Borders.
FORBES SHARP: We're just coming up now to our clinic. You can see some tents over there. They were erected very quickly.
WARNER: People flooded this compound after the fighting erupted in Juba on December 15th. And when Doctors Without Borders set up here on Sunday, they found more than 10,000 people who had been here a week without fresh water or basic sanitation.
SHARP: Like, diarrhea is such a big issue because in these conditions, looking out the window here, people literally living next to each other. And the rest of the camp is similar conditions, you can see just above, beyond this hedge.
WARNER: The desperate mood in this camp is in stark contrast to that outside the barbed wire. There in the capital, the stores are back open. There are Christmas decorations. People are doing last-minute shopping. And there's little sign of the massive gun battles of last week, except for the bullet holes. Christine Bimansha is one of the doctors with the Doctors Without Borders team. She says the people here are too scared to step outside.
CHRISTINE BIMANSHA: Everyone here has trauma. They are all scared. They almost all lost someone somewhere.
WARNER: The fighting broke out after an alleged attempted coup pitted the nation's two largest tribes against each other, the president's tribe of Dinka versus his former deputy's tribe of Nuer. Several men in this camp tell a single consistent story. On the day of the attacks, they were rounded up with other Nuer and arrested from their homes by Dinka soldiers. Deng Weng(ph) says that when soldiers knocked on his door, they greeted him in the Dinka language. It was a test.
DENG WENG: The problem is greeting. So they first greet you. If you don't know how to answer that in the way they want, it is very difficult for you.
WARNER: About 200 men were arrested with him. Each day, their numbers dwindled. Men were taken outside and shot. Six days later, only Deng and seven others were left. He thinks he was spared because he speaks a bit of Dinka language and because he doesn't have the Nuer tribal scars, long furrows across the forehead. His captors were never quite sure of his ethnicity. But when he was released, he saw the bodies of the other men dumped in shallow graves.
The United Nations confirmed today that it found a mass grave in that place, called Newsite, as well as one other in Juba and one in the north of the country, where the situation was reversed: a mass grave of Dinka men killed by Nuer troops. The head of the U.N. mission in South Sudan, Hilde Johnson, insists this is still not ethnic conflict.
HILDE JOHNSON: This is fundamentally a power struggle. It is very critical that we don't portray it as anything else.
WARNER: Even though this power struggle has played out along ethnic lines, the premise of the U.S. and international diplomacy over the past few days in South Sudan has been that there is a political solution to this crisis and that the 45,000 civilians currently hiding in U.N. compounds can learn again to trust the government with their security.
Under strong pressure from the United States, both President Salva Kiir and his ousted deputy, Riek Mashar, have made overtures toward dialogue with each other. President Kiir vowed today to hold all soldiers guilty of atrocities accountable. Gregory Warner, NPR News, Juba.
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Marcus Johansson put the puck past Tim Thomas less than 1 1/2 minutes after the opening faceoff, but Boston's Rich Peverley tied it later in the first period. Semin put Washington ahead for good with 1:17 left in the second on a power-play goal, his second score of the series.
The best-of-seven Eastern Conference series shifts back to Boston for Game 5 on Saturday. Game 6 will be in Washington on Sunday.
Washington was 25-0-1 during the regular season when leading after two periods, and Holtby continued that trend, inspiring repeated chants of "Holt-bee! Holt-bee!" from the red-wearing spectators. After things got rowdy in Game 3, the Capitals did it with discipline Thursday: The hosts were called for only one penalty.
It's been a tight series all the way, with neither team leading by more than one goal at any moment.
Semin decided things Thursday by zipping a wrister from the left circle past Thomas, after Alex Ovechkin and Keith Aucoin set it up with assists.
That came on Washington's third power play of the game. The Bruins had zero extra-skater chances through the first two periods, as the Capitals played precisely the type of quiet hockey that their coach, Dale Hunter, said he really wanted to see.
Washington wasn't called for a penalty until there were just under 10 minutes left in the third period, when forward Mike Knuble — playing because Nicklas Backstrom was suspended — was sent off for holding. But the Capitals killed that off without allowing any shots, making the Bruins' power play 0 for 12 this series.
Backstrom is Washington's top playmaker, the player who scored the winning goal in Game 2 — and his absence showed at times. There was generally less creativity at the offensive end, and the Capitals couldn't even muster a single shot on their first power play, which he usually runs.
Backstrom was lost for one game after a cross-check to Peverley's face at the end of Game 3 on Monday drew a match penalty.
There was all sorts of verbal jousting during the series' off days, Tuesday and Wednesday. Hunter — himself no stranger to mixing things up during his playing days — accused Boston of targeting the head of Backstrom, who missed 40 games during the regular season because of a concussion. Hunter said he thought Backstrom was only trying to protect himself against Peverley after taking repeated shots to the head from Boston.
Bruins coach Claude Julien responded that such claims were "ludicrous" and "ridiculous."
What had been a plenty-of-defense, little-offense, relatively quiet series early — a total of four goals were scored in Games 1 and 2 — turned downright feisty and more wide-open in Boston's 4-3 victory in Game 3.
So Game 4 reverted to the first style, thanks in large part to Holtby.
The Canadian is only 22 — 16 years younger than Thomas, who earned last season's Conn Smythe and Vezina trophies — and has made a grand total of 18 regular-season starts in his career. But Holtby is playing in his first NHL postseason because of injuries to Washington's top two goalies, Tomas Vokoun and Michal Neuvirth.
And the kid has looked like a grizzled veteran for all but Game 3. He stopped 72 of 74 shots in Games 1 and 2, then was terrific again in Game 4. Over the span of about a minute early in the second period, Holtby made three reflex saves to thwart Bruins chances.
Washington needed all of 82 seconds to take the lead, thanks to the tweaked top line of Ovechkin, Johansson and Brooks Laich.
Ovechkin and Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference got tangled up by the boards near mid-ice and both tumbled down, creating some space for Laich to collect the puck and rush unencumbered into the offensive zone. He bided his time before sliding the puck over to Johansson for a high one-timer past Thomas.
Not only was that the Capitals' first shot of the game — it was the hosts' only shot for the first 12½ minutes, making Thomas' save percentage 0.0 for a while.
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GREENVILLE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Innovation First International, creators of the internationally popular HEXBUG® brand, today announced a partnership with Bioworld Merchandising, granting apparel licensing rights for HEXBUG branded t-shirts and sleepwear. Due to appear at selected retailers in the United States this Spring, the hot new HEXBUG themed boys' apparel will be on display at MAGIC MARKET WEEK, a trade show for contemporary men's and women's apparel and footwear, from February 18 – 20, 2014.
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