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R5, Vanessa & Laura Marano Say Hi on Kids Choice Awards Orange Carpet 2014
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Laura Marano with fans.
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Disney stars Laura Marano and Vanessa Marano hit the orange carpet of the 2014 Kids Choice Awards for the very first time. Check out what the Ally and Austin star has to say about her first KCA experience and they get a surprise from Austin and Ally co-star Ross Lynch and R5.
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Trainfield is a populated place located in Hampden County at latitude 42.141 and longitude -72.755.
The elevation is 210 feet. Trainfield appears on the Woronoco U.S. Geological Survey Map. Hampden County is in the Eastern Time Zone (UTC -5 hours).
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Wyben, MA (2.4 miles NNW)
East Farms, MA (3.1 miles N)
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Little River, MA
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Russellville, MA (4.3 miles N)
Tatham, MA (4.5 miles ESE)
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Trainfield, MA
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Springfield Hill, MA (2.7 miles ESE)
Owen District, MA (3.6 miles ENE)
Hampton Ponds, MA (4.1 miles NE)
Brush Hill Mobile Home Park, MA
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Library Exhibits
Binghamton University Libraries showcase exhibitions each semester in order to increase awareness of the Libraries' rich and varied collections, services, and events, as well as promote University wide activities.
To view past Library Exhibits visit the Previous Library Exhibits webpage.
The Library Exhibits Committee encourages requests and suggestions for exhibits. Decisions for accepting an exhibit proposal are based on whether it meets the Exhibit Guidelines as well as on space, staffing, and funding considerations.
King of Slapstick: mack sennett and his work
Producer and director Mack Sennett presided over a motley crew of comedic talent that included Harry Langdon, Ben Turpin, Billy Bevan, Charlie Chaplin, Fatty Arbuckle, Mabel Normand and the Keystone Kops, who slid, slipped and slapped their way across American movie screens. He was known as the innovator of slapstick comedy and film and was once dubbed "The King of Comedy." Sennett's brand of crude slapstick humor proved to be highly popular with audiences and helped him become one of the most powerful men of early Hollywood. Sennett set up his famed Keystone Studios in 1912 and began cranking out one- and two-reel shorts by the hundreds. Among the pratfalls, chases, character stereotypes and pantomime, Sennett set the tone in Hollywood's early days and created the ground rules for American screen comedy that were to follow.
This exhibit features information about Mack Sennett's work as well as stills from his movies taken from the John K. McLaughlin Collection of Popular Culture. The exhibit is located just outside of Special Collections in the North Reading Room (second floor) of the Glenn Bartle Library.
Fantastic Voyages: Maps and Cartography in Fiction
Many of us were introduced to maps from the books we read as children. Fantasy worlds, Milne's Winnie the Pooh or Tolkien's Hobbit, visually chronicle protagonists' adventures through detailed maps of expansive mountain ranges, over oceans, or just of the backyard. Maps are not exclusive to children's books, fantasy, or science fiction novels, however. Many modern novels, such as Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio, include maps that are either based loosely on Earth's cartography, or that resemble a town or land which the novel parallels. These maps serve not only as guides, as a conventional map would serve, but as an additional narrative element that gives us a deeper breadth and depth of understanding. A character's inward journey is shaped by their physical one, and vice-versa.
The Spring 2014 exhibit Fantastic Voyages: Maps and Cartography in Fiction will be on view in the second floor of Bartle Library beginning in February 2014.
Mapping the Stars: Maps of Outer Space at the Science Library
Come visit the Science Library and view Mapping the Stars. This exhibit features a comparison of sky atlas images through the ages, old and modern methods of stellar and solar system cartography, current exploration of Mars and the Moon, and maps you can use to discover the features of the night sky for yourself.
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As I travel around the country, people often ask, "What does AARP do?" Three things, I tell them: We focus on health care, on financial security and on helping you live your best life.
Today, most of us are looking forward, seeking new opportunities to grow, learn and discover. We're focused on living, not on aging — not just on what we need, but also on what we want. We see our 50-plus years as a chance to grow in new and rewarding ways. More than ever, people at all ages are discovering new roles, exploring new possibilities and redefining themselves in ways that would not have been thought possible a few short years ago.
Most of us are not looking to replicate the first half of our lives, nor do we want to sit back and slowly fade into the night. We're looking to reinvent ourselves — to explore new horizons, to experience new realities — to make our lives true to who we really are. We're asking questions like "Who am I?," "Where do I belong?," "What do I care about?" and "What's next for me?" We don't want just to be a part of the future, we want to help make the future. And we're reinventing ourselves to do just that.
To meet the challenges of living in the 21st century, we also would like a partner, guide and adviser — someone to help us navigate and make informed decisions about the opportunities we have to make the most out of our 50-plus years. That's a role we're trying to fill at AARP. That's what we mean by helping you to "live your best life."
"Live your best life" means something different for everyone. But there are some fundamental truths to making it happen, regardless of where you are on life's continuum.
For example, we all need affordable, quality health care. That's why we fought so hard for health care reform. We all need financial security. That's why we help people find jobs, advocate for savings and pensions, and fight to protect and strengthen Social Security. But living your best life also means finding ways to give back and be of service to others: We help you do that through Create the Good (createthegood.org), our online initiative that matches your skills and interests with a nationwide list of volunteer opportunities. And, it means having fun, and we can help you do that, too.
Last month, some 24,000 AARP members gathered in Orlando, Fla., to celebrate Life@50+. During those three days, everyone came to realize that there are many ways to live your best life. They also discovered something else: As you seek to live your best life, AARP is right with you every step of the way.
See A. Barry Rand's remarks at AARP's National Event & Expo — Life@50+. Go to aarp.org/events and log on to the AARP Digital Experience.


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Daily Archives: April 8, 2011
The Berkeley Wire: 04.08.11
City's Planning Commission to submit new Southside plan [Daily Californian]
Cal study finds fewer Latinos enrolling in pre-school [Education Week]
Senate panel again OKs Cal's Goodwin Liu for appellate court [Chronicle]
Berkeley restaurant meal delivery now online [Eat24hours]
DOE awards $25 million to Cal & Stanford to lower cost of solar [UC News]
An analysis of budget problems facing Cal [UC News]
Cal-Berkeley Greentech conference this weekend [Venture Beat]
Berkeley is kiddieville this Sunday with two musical events [Hipshaking Mama]
Photo: House finch and lesser goldfinch feasting by sisterfish3/Berkeleyside Flickr pool
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Street art watch: New image at Ashby and Telegraph
As was mentioned earlier this week, the Berkeley street art scene can be hard to keep up with. And we're only focusing on one spot.
Berkeleysider "danfang", author of What I Saw in Berkeley Today, posted the photo above of another image which was put up on the wall of the former photo lab at the corner of Ashby and Telegraph. She writes: "If Munch were alive today he might have described our sorrow about Japan's … Continue reading »
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School seismic projects on state's uncertified list
Berkeley Unified School District has 16 seismic projects according to the state's list of AB300 projects. As detailed in the California Watch project on seismic safety in the state's schools, On Shaky Ground, the AB300 list has inconsistencies and is not always up to date.
Two Berkeley schools are listed on the California Watch map (shown above) as so-called Letter 4 projects — the category that denotes known, unresolved safety issues — although in both cases the … Continue reading »
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Thousands of schools at risk during earthquake
A team of California Watch reporters and researchers spent the last 19 months investigating how the state enforces the Field Act, a strict seismic safety law that is supposed to protect school children at public schools. California Watch is partnering with dozens of California newspapers, television stations, radio outlets, and websites, including Berkeleyside, to distribute their findings. Berkeleyside will have a story about the hazards of the city's schools later today.
Among the findings to be presented in California Watch's three-part series:
- At least 20,000 projects – from minor fire alarm upgrades to major construction of new classrooms – were completed without receiving a final safety certification required by law. A California Watch analysis determined that roughly six out of every 10 public schools in the state has at least one uncertified building project.
- A separate state seismic inventory created nearly a decade ago shows more than 7,500 older school buildings as potentially dangerous. But restrictive rules have prevented schools from accessing a special $200 million fund for seismic repairs. Only two have tapped the money. The vast majority of the buildings remain unfixed, and the money unused. … Continue reading »
Breaking news: Cal baseball reinstated
Updated (see below) Cal's baseball team was reinstated today as a varsity sport, following a fundraising drive that raised pledges of $9 million so far. The $9 million is short of the $10 million the university declared necessary to rescind the closure of Cal baseball, but university officials said today that they were confident the final sums would be raised.
In September, Chancellor Robert Birgeneau announced that five sports were being eliminated from the varsity roster — baseball, men's … Continue reading »
Tagged Cal Baseball, UC Berkeley
Historical North Berkeley corner is renovated
Update, 04.10.11: Commenting on this story, several readers have mentioned Ninepatch, a store which served the community for 36 years in this building. Pam Zelnik, daughter of the store's founder, sent in a photo of the shop, which you can find at the foot of the piece.
Update, 4:40pm: Because this story provoked a lively discussion about the architectural renovation under way for this building, we are publishing some additional photographs of the building in its pre-remodeling state, as well as some more renderings from the architect of what the finished result will be like. They can be found at the foot of the story…
The building at the corner of El Dorado Avenue and Sutter Street, near the entrance to the Northbrae Tunnel, has been through myriad incarnations. And now it is undergoing an overdue renovation with a new purpose in mind.
Berkeley architect David Trachtenberg is working with Kaufman Construction, another Berkeley business, to transform the neglected structure into a 7,900 sq ft office building with two retail spaces on the first floor. The $3.2 million re-build will create offices to house Tom Sawyer Software which is moving its headquarters to Berkeley from Oakland. There is no news yet on who will occupy the stores.


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One of my newer Blog discoveries is Margaret Zhang of Shine by three on the Australian Blog platform Fellt. By the way, I am wondering why we don't have such cool blog platforms yet in Germany, putting the thought out there …
I met Margaret in New York on the street and backstage and was impressed by her style and great attitude, I also think she is quite a smart cookie. It was only when I got back home that I checked out her Blog and I was put to shame, she is only 19 !! and the Blog is super professional and the outfit posts inspiring and just on the side she is doing video interviews with ladies like Diane von Furstenberg. Let me see, when I was 19 … I moved to New York for acting school, also a big step, but believe me, I was shy and my designer knowledge was limited to H&M at that point (to be fair so was my budget).
In the end it all doesn't really matter, I found my fashion love a little later, and I am as inspired by Margaret as by Constanza …
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This malware checks if it is injected to certain processes.
It checks if it is injected to certain Web browsers.
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This backdoor may be dropped by other malware.
It deletes itself after execution.
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This backdoor may be dropped by the following malware:
This backdoor drops a copy of itself in the following folders using different file names:
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(Note: %System Root% is the root folder, which is usually C:\. It is also where the operating system is located.. %Windows% is the Windows folder, which is usually C:\Windows or C:\WINNT.. %Program Files% is the default Program Files folder, usually C:\Program Files.)
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session ManagerPendingFileRenameOperations = %User Temp\{Random filename and extension}
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WinSock2\mswsock321001 = %SystemRoot%\system32\mswsock.dll
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WinSock2\mswsock321002 = %SystemRoot%\system32\mswsock.dll
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WinSock2\mswsock321003 = %SystemRoot%\system32\mswsock.dll
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WinSock2\mswsock321004 = %SystemRoot%\system32\rsvpsp.dll
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WinSock2\mswsock321005 = %SystemRoot%\system32\rsvpsp.dll
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WinSock2\mswsock32PathName = %Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OFFICE12\MSO32.DLL
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It is capabable of the following commands:
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"Let's Get Looking Good and Feeling Great"
Emergency alert jewelry saves lives— but is now also fashion conscious
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Israel plans construction of more than 1,000 new settler homes
Israel is planning to build more than 1,000 new settlement homes in the West Bank, Israeli media reported on Thurday, […]
Boston Chief Chat to open at City Hall truck in June
A Boston Chief Chat will offer residents a chance to air their grievances and ask questions of city leaders at the City Hall To Go truck.
Massachusetts officials apologize for sexual assault tweet
The director of the state website that on Wednesday tweeted that "sexual assault is always avoidable" apologized Thursday in a four-part tweet sent by the @massgov handle.
FDA proposes new e-cigarette regulations
These are the first-ever rules for the sale of e-cigarettes, as well as pipe tobacco, cigars, hookah and other tobacco products.
Propaganda in Ukrainian conflict jumbling news reports
Journalists are forced to disseminate real information and propoganda when reporting on the conflict in Ukraine.
What will happen to Ukraine's imploding economy?
It's Ukraine's imploding economy, not a political split, that's the real danger.
Letter: Fight poverty with the Constitution
Many people think that the federal government should help the poor. The federal government is supposed to be limited by […]
Why is the government spending millions on penis pumps?
The U.S. government spent $172 million between 2006 and 2011 on Medicare claims for penis pumps.
New York comptroller questions AT&T surveillance report plan
A plan by AT&T to explain how it shares some customer information with government agencies may not be enough to […]
Letters: The great American way
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Old MacDonald had a ... mutilated cow? Many children fall in love with these soulful creatures and other rural animals when they're mere toddlers playing on the rug with their Little People farm friends. Some parents, myself included, choose to give our little ones organic or almond milk because we want to avoid harmful hormones and have heard far too many horror stories about the ways in which cows are treated on many dairy farms. Maybe we've even discussed these realities with our children. But parents at an elementary school in California are outraged this week because members of PETA reportedly took matters into their own hands by distributing "comics" containing illustrations of mutilated cows to children as young as 6.
Students at Calabash Elementary School most assuredly began the day cooing over the cuteness of a baby cow that was brought to their campus as part of a lesson on dairy farming. But parents say many left school horrified after members of PETA handed them a pamphlet "comic" entitled "A Cow's Life" that showed illustrations of cows being electrocuted, dehorned, and infected, as well as factory farms with machetes.
According to reports, the principal of the school hadn't approved PETA's distribution of these graphic materials. A representative from PETA apologized for causing any harm, but insisted that the pamphlet was an educational resource meant for students' parents so they could use it to have an honest discussion with their child about the treatment of cows on farms. The organization offered an olive branch -- in the form of non-dairy ice cream treats for all students at the school.
Um ... thanks?
PETA's statement about their pamphlet is all well and good -- but what made the organization's reps think they could hand out something that looks like a comic to a young child and not expect him or her to have a look at it? When the time is right, I will certainly speak with my child about some of the unethical ways in which animals are treated. Personally, I would never show a very young child graphic images of animals being harmed because I don't feel there is a need to do so. As an adult, I find these images terrifying. I can only imagine how many nightmares they would cause for children.
Parents at the school are considering taking PETA to court over this matter. At first, this sounded a bit extreme to me, but is it any more extreme than handing out this material to little kids?
What do you think? Should parents take legal action over PETA's distribution of this graphic comic?
Image via PETACatalog.com
PETA has been doing this for years. There's also one about chicken nuggets and one about how "Mommy is a Killer" because she cooks meat. They're off their nut.
The truth hurts people, Animals are slaughtered inhumanly and for no reason when we have so many other options when it comes to what we eat. Parents should take a good look at the booklets as well, this is what you do when you eat animals.
@BF, that was my CCD class, except it was videos
PETA seems to want to treat every animal except the human one ethically.
Thinking about that, and the illogical boycotting of GS cookies, what I think works best for BC, is ambition and opportunity, like the empowerment GS provides.
Similarily, PETA should take another route, and hand out tasty produce and recipes books.


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Ask the Hort Agent: Dandelions
Question: What is the white stuff that oozes out of a stinking dandelion stem?
Answer: While I understand the desire of some people to have "weed free" lawns, I do not condone the belittlement of innocent (often native) plants that are merely growing in a place where the encouraged plant (turf grass) is most often improperly maintained. Having distanced myself from some sort of negative position, the answer to the question is latex. The white "stuff" is latex.
Many plants produce latex for two primary purposes. First, it prevents insects from feeding on or entering the plant. Second, it prevents dehydration (or water loss) by sealing up the wounded area.
Other common latex producers include sweet potatoes and figs. Of course, the big Christmas plant, poinsettia, is also a latex producer. The most famous latex producer is the rubber tree, Hevea brasiliensis. This plant produces the world's supply of latex for everything from gloves to tennis shoes. The rubber tree grows in tropical areas that are also famous for deforestation, changing weather and unstable governments. Therefore, the price of rubber products often skyrockets without warning. Have you bought a set of tires lately?
One tire company is planning to stabilize the latex (rubber) market by switching latex sources. Guess what plant is slated to replace the rubber tree…yep, the dandelion. Obviously, this plant has more flexible growing conditions (no pun intended). http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2013/10/24/continental-developing-weed-based-tire-rubber/?intcmp=HPBucket
Some folks are allergic to latex. Their body identifies latex as a harmful substance. Their immune system triggers certain antibodies to fight the latex. Allergic signs and symptoms cover a wide range from a simple rash to anaphylactic shock (which can be life threatening).
While most rubber products contain some natural latex, the "dipped" products like balloons and gloves usually cause the worst allergic reactions. Air born latex dust is the specific culprit with the dipped products. The latex from plant stems are not air born. While they are still capable of causing allergic reactions, the most common type will be a skin rash. For more info about latex allergies consult your doctor. For some general info on latex allergies, visit http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/latex-allergy/DS00621/DSECTION=causes If you don't have internet access then call me at 910-893-7530 or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Dandelions are used in salads and teas in Europe. They are important as winter and early spring sources of nectar and pollen for bees. Now it may become the world's source of latex. How many uses does a plant have to have before it overcomes the stigma of being a weed?
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Both my implants have ruptured. They are silicone and I have had them for over 30 years. I had them done to fill in an indentation left by the removal of a fibricystic tumor. I have tried to get them removed several times over the years but can't find a doctor I can afford. I was told that if the doctor bills it under 996.54 that Medicare and Medicaid will pay for it. I experience itching which is almost unbearable because it is deep inside where you can't scratch and it goes on for hours. I also experience pain and think the implants are contributing to back problems. The silicone is migrating to other areas. I would like to have the capsule along with the implants removed and have my breasts reshaped at the same time. I have been told that they may not be symmetrical if I have both procedures done at the same time, however, they have not been symmetrical since I had them put in, so I don't really care. I just can't go through it twice. I have decided not to have any more mammograms until I have them removed, even though I have a sister and 2 aunts that have had breast cancer. My fear is that each time they compress the breast, more silicone is forced out. I think I am going to see Dr. Ronald Demars in Portland, OR. I haven't made the appointment yet because of transportation problems.
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By Matthew Bates Thursday 07 February 2013 Updated: 07/02 16:50
SUPERMARKET giant Asda will open a retail store at a city shopping centre next month.
The chain has announced it was opening a Living store at Warwickshire Retail Park on Saturday, March 23.
No food will be sold at the store - with clothing, homeware and other items instead on sale.
It will create 70 jobs and comes after a £1million investment at the Brandon Road retail park.
The store will be spread over two floors including a cafe, with electrical goods, furniture, DVDs and toys also on offer. n
Store manager Nick Farmer first worked for the company at a city store 18 years ago.
He described investing in Coventry with 70 jobs created as brilliant news.
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"As part of our arrival to the area we want to involve the community as much as possible through our Community Life initiative and we will be appointing a colleague who is dedicated to forging links with local community groups and organisations."
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Sade and John Legend perform again tonight at 7:30 at Philips Arena. Tickets are still available. For information, visit www.ticketmaster.com or the venue box office.
From the moment Sade rose from beneath the stage, clad completely in black and her hair slicked into a severe ponytail, it was apparent that style would pervade the night.
As she marched across the stage in stilettos, beaming behind her scarlet lipstick and singing "Soldier of Love" in her buttery smooth voice, Sade immediately captivated – and for two hours she never let the audience out of her seductive grip.
This is the first tour in a decade for the Nigerian-born-British-bred singer, and with nearly a month of North American shows behind her, Sade and the band that shares her name have perfected a show bathed in sensuousness.
She quickly addressed the sold-out crowd, saying, "We've been baptized today in the storm, and now we have you, the sunshine," before easing into "Your Love is King."
The song, like many in Sade's six-album repertoire, is a romantic ballad built for slow-dancing. While there wasn't much room for that in the packed Philips Arena, many couples swayed together appreciatively instead, their heads instinctively nodding to the gentle rhythms powering her songs.
Sade's presence is quietly striking, and she makes every movement, even her arm waves, somehow look elegant. She also is embracing her inner performer on this tour, frequently dancing around the stage with idiosyncratic, yet fluid, movements and occasionally having a playful interaction with a member of her excellent band.
Whether taking a jazzy stroll through "Kiss of Life" or addressing fears of alienation during "In Another Time," Sade, 52, forged an emotional connection with the audience not just through her lyrics, but the striking technological aspects of the show.
Though the stage was usually clean and empty, giving her three main bandmates – Stuart Matthewman on guitar and saxophone, Andrew Hale on keyboards and Paul S. Denman on bass – and five additional top-notch musicians plenty of open space, it also served as a cinematic platform of sorts.
An elaborate film noir introduced "Smooth Operator" – the song's bassline as intoxicating as it was when first heard 27 years ago – and the gorgeous black and white photography displayed on the massive video screen behind the stage served as a perfect backdrop to the sparse "Jezebel."
That song was one of many to highlight Matthewman's searing sax, and while no one can upstage Sade, his impressive runs frequently commandeered the spotlight.
Several times during the show, a gauzy canopy lowered to shroud the stage, becoming another video screen. Though it was a novel approach when first used for "Bring Me Home," with Sade and the band seen performing behind the sheer curtains, it was more of a distraction the second time around, for "Morning Bird."
Still, it's difficult to get too distracted by anything when Sade is singing, and on Tuesday, she sounded flawless whether romping through "Paradise," which gave the show a punchy jolt, or sashaying flirtatiously in bare feet and a white gown, her loose hair hanging to her shoulders, for the gliding "The Sweetest Taboo."
Throughout this tour, which wraps in September before heading back to Europe in November, Sade is booked for multiple nights in a handful of major cities (Atlanta included). In this currently squishy concert – and economical – environment, it's a rarity when an artist sells out one arena show, never mind maintains a great enough audience appeal to do two.
But nothing about Sade has ever been typical.
Opening this North American leg of the tour is R&B prince John Legend, an appropriate pairing given Legend's propensity for thoughtful musicianship.
He began a nearly one-hour set with his potent version of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep," sung mostly acapella with only his drummer striking the rim of his snare drum as background.
But that simplicity quickly burst into a full-fledged affair, as Legend, his seven-piece band and three backup singers dove into "Used to Love U."
During the first few songs of his performance, Legend, looking debonair in a cream-colored suit, was overpowered by his drummer and three-piece brass section, his voice nearly impossible to discern. But he did quickly nullify the perception that he's only a contemplative balladeer by displaying a hearty dose of showmanship in a set spanning the summery soulfulness of "P.D.A. (We Just Don't Care)" to a full-throttle "Green Light."
When he first slid behind his grand piano for the sweetly melodic "This Time," though, Legend's voice rang clear through the arena – it was just a shame that the still-arriving crowd was too busy chattering to fully appreciate his efforts.
July 13th, 2011
10:44 am
Great Concert! This tour is a pairing of talent that is uncompromised and awe inspiring. The show is CHOCK FULL OF MUSICIANS and BEAUTIFUL people. The artistry was magical as always with Sade, but this was my first time seeing John Legend and I knew he was strong musically but he actually puts on a show. His backup singers are OMG!!!!!! Physiques can be seen from the cheap seats.
July 13th, 2011
10:49 am
Actually on STUBHUB buying tickets for tonight. It's worth seeing twice.
July 13th, 2011
11:04 am
@Still Buzzed. You are so right. It's worth seeing twice and even 3 times. Dynamic show!! Still reeling over it myself. She is unbelievable.
July 13th, 2011
11:05 am
This was the best concert I have ever seen. If you have the opportunity to go, do so! It's SO worth it
July 13th, 2011
11:08 am
Thanx! I ende up there and got better seats for tonight..SO CRUNK!
July 13th, 2011
11:10 am
And just to be fair…LADIES..JOHN LEGEND has been in the gym lately and he selects someone from the audience to come on stage so he can dance with him and his buffness..LOL
July 13th, 2011
11:10 am
Enjoyed the show big time. The above review is just how I felt about the show except the part where the reviewer mentioned the second time use of the screen in front of Sade. The John Legend part was true as well about his voice being drowned out. I mentioned this to my wife and said that Sade sounded just like a CD. Voice was as beautiful as she is.
July 13th, 2011
11:11 am
he should be they
July 13th, 2011
11:18 am
@ Worth…I believe she was singing Live…because she was a bit pitchy when she started after the last costume change, but her vocals cleared up quickly as she progressed into the song……I thought John Legend was pretty strong towards the end of his set, though.
July 13th, 2011
12:00 pm
I am trying to find out if she did an encore performance and if so what did she sing???? show was phenomenal btw
July 13th, 2011
12:08 pm
the entire show was worth every $$$$ fantastic..John Legend OMG, yes I agree, he has spent some time @ the gym & it SHOWS..!! but the lady of the evening was in true fabulous form!! Sassy, classy, elegant, & smooth SADE.. definitely worth waiting 10 yrs for this performance!! Props to the stage, videographer, production exe.. & OMG the sax player!! SADE ageless, effortless vocals, the whole production was GREAT !!! Would I see it again??? Heck yeah!! For those that missed this treat..my heart goes out to you!!!
July 13th, 2011
12:08 pm
Encore= Cherish the Day
July 13th, 2011
12:14 pm
oh ok, was this when the little circles of confetti were falling? her set design was absolutely suberb! everything was so striking and beautiful, including her!
July 13th, 2011
12:43 pm
John Legend – great. Sade's band – awesome. Sade Adu – without peer. I've seen her twice before (first time at the Fox), but last night was A-MAZ-ING! She only gets better – and she looked like she really enjoyed herself and showed much love and appreciation to the crowd. My only hope is that it's not another 10 years before she tours again. And props to the crowd – Sade fans are always the best. The whole experience was magic.
July 13th, 2011
1:19 pm
Great performance by Sade ! Enjoyed it very much. At times the base was too much. Also Philips was very warm.Saw many fanning themselves trying to stay cool.
July 13th, 2011
1:42 pm
Truly amazing night. I've always been a Sade fan but have never seen her perform live. I had heard she put on amazing live shows but I always felt that the mainly slow tempo songs she sings would equate to a slow, sleepy show. To the contrary. The night was class and style all the way. Although hard to compare with the fabulous sounds of the show, the visuals were also impressive and engaging. Song after song was perfection. The band….astounding! John Legend, also looked and sounded amazing. His backup singers were a pleasure to watch…and hear.
Melissa – spot on review…except for the math. We've been listening to that always fresh and intoxicating baseline of 'Smooth Operator' for a full 27 years, not 17!
July 13th, 2011
1:58 pm
Last night was a beautiful dream from which I refuse to wake up. Perfection.
July 13th, 2011
2:03 pm
well said maya.
July 13th, 2011
2:11 pm
FolaSade must translate to Flawless. She was impeccable!! I've always been a huge fan, but have never seen her perform live. If I could, I'd go again tonight.
Ms. Ruggieri, thank you so much for the flattering article. Wish you were a true fan. 'Smooth Operator' came out in 1984 on cassette, so that would be 27 years ago.
Thank you!!
July 13th, 2011
2:40 pm
I agree with everyone, the concert was awesome!
July 13th, 2011
2:54 pm
ITA @ KM-Phillips Arena STOP BEING STINGY WITH THE AIR!!!!! Turn the air on and tear the knob off!….LOL…..I know the lighting people are losing 20lbs a night in that heat.
@Wishing-Cherish came after faux white rose petal confetti..they did band intro's, band bowed and stage faded to black…..then they returned for encore..LOVED IT and can't wait until 7 pm
July 13th, 2011
3:02 pm
dang it!!! I knew we should have stayed! *curses rushing bf*
July 13th, 2011
3:53 pm
I love Sade. She is a classy Woman. Her music is timeless!
July 13th, 2011
3:55 pm
Great show. Very seldom you see true artists in this type of venue. One of the best shows I have seen here in a very long time. When you have John Legend as an opening act, that it saying something. His set was very good, but Sade took it to a level that was just stupid. The encore was just plain sick.
On another note, I was told by a couple of Phillips Arena employees that Sade requests that the central air is set at a higher temp. She does not want to run the risk of having problems with her voice. They also mentioned that other high profile artists like Madonna have made that type of request as well. It just happened to be on the hottest night of the year.
July 13th, 2011
3:57 pm
Fantastic show… I took my sister for her birtday. She sang over 20 songs and the were all EXCELLENT. The only problem was with Phillips Arena. It was brutally hot where we sat and very little air was circulating. This made it difficult to concentrate at times. Overall, one of the best shows in all my 51 years of living!!! Work it out SADE!!
July 13th, 2011
4:02 pm
Oh my goodness! I have not been to a concert of this caliber in years. I was impressed and seduced by Sade's artistry and that of her band. I thought the blend of her music with the stage technology was captivating. Sade can give lessons to Whitney, Janet, Mariah, and Beyonce, etc. Sade was onstage for 2 hours, she did not get naked or dance like a stripper, she did not have scantily clad dancers, she did not use outlandish hair, makeup, outfits, or kooky props (Lady Gaga). She and the band did not use prerecorded tracks or autotune, they simply came out and performed. The audience was spellbound. It goes to show, if you have talent – you just need to come out and perform your best – the audience will appreciate it.
July 13th, 2011
4:07 pm
That concert was amazing! She turned the place out!!!
It was worth the 10 year wait to see her perform again!
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July 13th, 2011
4:10 pm
Sade was amazing. I actually wish I spent more money for her concert and gotten better seats. She truly is flawless. She hasn't aged in 25 years and her voice is clear as a bell.
Those of us off the floor were indeed burning up, but that's the only complaint I had. It was a wonderful crowd as well. The whole evening was magical. I've never done a concert at Philips but it was well done.
So glad she did the encore. We even got another wardrobe change out of it. She truly looked like she was having fun. If I had the money, I'd absolutely go and see her again.
In addition to the "bad math" the misspelling of "Atlanta" is also still there in the article. AJC kills me with this. Certainly "Altanta" would come up in spell check!
July 13th, 2011
4:21 pm
GREAT SHOW! This was my 3rd time seeing the great SADE@BAND. EXCELLANT…She is truely a LEGEND that will never go away! Sade is the GREATEST JAZZ/R/B SINGER!
July 13th, 2011
4:37 pm
Great Concert!!! A night I will think about often in the coming years
July 13th, 2011
4:42 pm
Overall the concert was amazing. The band was awesome and Sade was magnificent. I also enjoyed John Legend. I was having a difficult time dealing with the heat. It was HOT! People were fanning and some men even removed their shirts. I was told by employees that the performers requested that the air be turned down. It made for a very uncomfortable venue. I've seen Prince in August, Jill Scott, Maxwell, and R. Kelly in June and was very comfortable. This was a first. Kind of ruined the experience.
July 13th, 2011
4:52 pm
Ladies be careful of dancing on stage with John Legend. He's been known to get – ahem – excited at times.
July 13th, 2011
4:55 pm
I reiterate what everyone has said about the concert…FANTASTIC…from start to finish. The band, lighting, sound, stage set-up, etc. were on point. The band was PHENOMENAL. The sax and bass players killed it!!! However, it was very warm but I am sure this is because of the singers requests to turn the air down. Hopefully, not off.
@Bippy….I am so there with you with the singers needed to take lessons. I would include Ciara in there as well. We were sitting in the same section. I hope she had a binder. She is talented but her behind the scenes people need to reimage her. Off track…However, it was a dream I wished would continue on and on. So grateful I could attend and had wonderful seats!!!
July 13th, 2011
4:58 pm
Sade and Fantasia have something in common…they do not wear shoes for the entire performance. LOL
July 13th, 2011
5:14 pm
sade use to be a great performer until she lost that band,now she is limited to singing slow ballads.please sade get that band back together then maybe i'll pay your concert prices
July 13th, 2011
5:18 pm
Fantastic show — we need to mention that one of her guitarists, Ryan Waters, is an Atlantan —
July 13th, 2011
5:26 pm
I am absolutely in love with Sade all over again after seeing her perform. She completely blew me and my wife away!
July 13th, 2011
5:31 pm
Stewart Matthewman, Andrew Hale and Paul Henman have been the mainstays in Sade's band from the beginning.
Remember Sweetback? The two brothers singing background and percussionist have been with her awhile as well.
What other band members are you referring to?
July 13th, 2011
5:48 pm
Sade is the greatest female vocalist ever. Her voice is simply beyond compare. I would love to hear her do some songs with Thievery Corporation, that would be off the charts. Not that the current band isn't great though. It is great to know that there are still people out there who appreciate a master in the art of music.
July 13th, 2011
5:52 pm
Hey y'all – it was SADE herself who requested that Philips Arena keep the AC at a minimum to protect her vocal cords. I know someone in administration there and the employees were just as uncomfortable and upset. I was disappointed that Sade or her PR team did not consider the fans. It's July in Atlanta. They should have put a disclaimer on the ticket about the air. Not Philips – Sade. Someone could get really sick!!
July 13th, 2011
6:03 pm
I saw the show last too. Sade and her band put on an amazing show. Easily my favorite concert this year. The musical artistry, nuanced lyrics, soulful delivered vocals and the intensely striking visuals were mesmerizing. Sade really knows how to interpret a song and captivate her audience. Plus she was beautiful as well as classy. Well worth every penny and the ten year wait.
July 13th, 2011
6:27 pm
Last night's show was everything that's been said previously and more. My wife and I and friends drove from Montgomery Al and it was worth every mile and time. Plus it was the best birthday present I or Sade could give my wife. My wife said that the atmosphere and the band made her feel like she was in Europe. And all she needed was the red dress that Sade did the encore in to put the icing on the cake, Kudos to everything except the temp in Phillips. But they were told to keep it from getting to cool by Sade because it would affect her voice. which sounded GREAT!!!!!!
July 13th, 2011
9:36 pm
My wife and i felt privileged to be present to see Sade perform on her opening night in the ATL.. It was the best concert i've ever seen! We'll remember it for many years to come. If Sade is in your city and you want REAL entertainment,good music and a built in film festival, go see her! Otherwise,you may have to wait another ten years. Thank you for a wonderful evening Sade!
July 13th, 2011
9:40 pm
That concert was FANTASTIC!!! Sade was amazing, she and her band rock & captivated Phillips Arena, I agree with everybody else, if I had the money I would go back again tonight!! Music was timeless & classic, she sanged all the past big hits and a few new ones. Elegant show and visuals, some of these musicians of today shoukd take note!! John Legend was awesome too, great band & the backup singers were physical GODDESES!! I will be back when she comes back!!!!
July 14th, 2011
1:01 am
I have loved Sade for many years and I must say I attended the Lover's Live (Rock) concert (2001), although it was good it couldn't touch this 2011 tour. She was better than the best!!!! Her voice, look, style, and so on etc… Sade needs to go down in history as a 'Real Icon' and yes not like some of these others who just sell sex.
July 14th, 2011
1:32 am
One of the best concerts I have ever attended. Sade and the fellas were amazing!!
July 14th, 2011
3:42 am
Perfection ! @52 she shreds the "competition" to pieces…she has no competition…in a CLASS by herself. Tracey Ellis, Diana Ross' daughter was rocking it near the first row !
July 14th, 2011
8:06 am
Absolutely stunning show!! The Band is amazing, drummer was awesome, Stewart killed thesax too….Must see show.


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Made this for a dinner party and it was a hit. Served with veggies and crackers for dipping. Great way to use some of our garden's fresh summer basil. Making it again for a football draft party.
Creamy Basil-Pesto Dip
For families with children, tuck in a list of babysitters and phone numbers (check with them first to make sure they want to be included) and a recreation center bulletin. Add a jug of sweet tea and plastic cups to make this gift over-the-top great.
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- 2 tablespoons pine nuts
- 2 cups loosely packed fresh basil leaves
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- Fried chicken strips or hot wings, cherry tomatoes, crispy breadsticks
- Garnish: fresh basil sprig
- Heat pine nuts in a small nonstick skillet over medium-low heat, stirring often, 3 to 5 minutes or until toasted.
- Process pine nuts and next 7 ingredients in a food processor until smooth, stopping to scrape down sides. With processor running, pour oil through food chute in a slow, steady stream. Transfer to serving bowl.
- Cover and chill at least 1 hour. Serve with fried chicken strips or hot wings, cherry tomatoes, and crispy breadsticks. Garnish, if desired.
- Note: If using purchased basil, 4 (1-ounce) packages will equal 2 cups loosely packed fresh basil leaves.
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- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Kid-Friendly, Make-Ahead, Quick/Easy
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Dairy
- COOKING METHOD: Food Processor
- OCCASION: Autumn
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World Wrap: November 11, 2013
Super typhoon survivors seek aid, Khamenei's economic power comes from property seizures, and Fukushima residents face the prospect of never going home. Today is Monday, November 11, and this is the World Wrap, brought to you by @dwbronner.
Typhoon leaves an estimated 10,000 dead, and survivors begging for help
Residents walk past a cargo ship washed ashore four days after super typhoon Haiyan hit Anibong town, Tacloban city, central Philippines, November 11, 2013. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco
Three days after the typhoon made landfall, residents of Tacloban told terrifying accounts of being swept away by a wall of water, revealing a city that had been hopelessly unprepared for a storm of Haiyan's almost unprecedented power. Most of the damage and deaths were caused by waves that inundated towns, washed ships ashore and swept away villages in scenes reminiscent of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
According to the U.N., more than 600,000 people have been displaced by the storm. Roughly 2,000 people are missing in Basey, a seaside town destroyed by Haiyan. Tacloban, which was hit hard by the storm on Friday, reported a mass grave containing 300-500 bodies, the U.N. said. Three military transport planes are providing supplies to and evacuating survivors from Tacloban. Several countries are sending funds, personnel, and supplies to the Philippines for as aid. Officials expect the death toll to rise once access to remote areas is reestablished. Click here for live coverage of the storm's aftermath, here for aerial shots of the destruction and here for information on how to help.
A man takes a break from salvaging reusable woods from his damaged house after super Typhoon Haiyan hit Tabogon town in Cebu Province, central Philippines, November 11, 2013. REUTERS/Charlie Saceda.
Khamenei's capital. Setad, an Iranian company that manages and sells property on order from the Imam, is one of the most powerful firms in Iran – and a key means for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to maintain power.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei sits next to a portrait of late leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini while taking part in a television live programme in Tehran on the occasion of the Iranian New Year, March 21, 2011. REUTERS/Leader.ir/Handout
The company seized thousands of properties from Iranian citizens, including members of the historically persecuted Baha'ai minority. According to the investigation, Setad's assets are worth $95 billion – 40 percent more than Iran's total 2012 oil exports. Click through to read the first of a three-part report on the assets of the Ayatollah.
Long way home. Fukushima evacuees are anxious to go back home, but would settle for acknowledgement from the government that some may never return. Japanese lawmakers on Monday said the government should scale back cleanup goals.
Norio Horiuchi, an evacuee from the town of Tomioka speaks during an interview with Reuters in his unit in a temporary housing estate, where 200 former Tomioka town residents also have been evacuated to, in Iwaki, Fukushima prefecture, November 8, 2013. REUTERS/Sophie Knight
The government may offer compensation to residents whose homes were in the most contaminated regions and will not be able to return. So far, 1,539 displaced Fukushima residents have died due to illness associated with prolonged evacuation. Japan is dealing with fallout from the faulty nuclear plant, which was wrecked by earthquake and tsunami in 2011 and is currently leaking nuclear radiation.
Nota Bene: The chief financier of the Taliban-linked Haqqani network was killed in Islamabad.
Gold no-go - Romania thwarts a massive Canadian gold mining plan. (Associated Press)
Dreamscapes - A photographer captures images of Europe's forgotten nuclear bunkers and hippodromes. (The Atlantic Cities)
Painful protest - A naked artist is detained after nailing his scrotum to Red Square. (BBC)
Shopping police - Venezuelan soldiers occupy stores accused of price gouging. (New York Times)
Fishy solution - An EU ban on discarding edible fish may not be all that helpful. (The Guardian)
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World Wrap: October 16, 2013
Rescuers in the Philippines continue search for survivors of Tuesday's earthquake, China sends riot police to stop flood victims from protesting, and Russian opposition leader Navalny's sentence is suspended. Today is Wednesday, October 16, and this is the World Wrap, brought to you by @dwbronner.
Search continues for Philippines earthquake victims
Vendors and shoppers run to safety after an earthquake hit Mandaue town in Cebu City, central Philippines, October 15, 2013. REUTERS/Stringer
Philippines death toll rises. Rescue workers search through the remains of buildings destroyed by the 7.2 earthquake that killed at least 144 people and injured 300 when it hit the Philippines yesterday. Roughly 3 million people were affected by the disaster, which damaged roads, bridges, and ancient churches in the Bohol and Cebu islands, and has caused more than 840 aftershocks. Officials fear more bad news:
"I think this is a growing number," Loon mayor Lloyd Lopez told Philippine radio. "Yesterday, we had a partial communications block-out." "We have not reached all barangays, many are cut off, the roads are blocked by big boulders," Lopez said, referring to villages. Mobile phone links from the country's main provider had been restored but a rival provider still had to fix some of its damaged equipment, a state telecommunications official said. Many of the millions hit by the quake spent the night outdoors, including patients at some hospitals, because of aftershocks.
The government declared a state of calamity in Bohol and Cebu, triggering a price freeze in the areas. Philippine President Benigno Aquino said anyone attempting to profit off the tragedy will be penalized. View images of the aftermath here. A separate disaster rocked Japan today in the form of Typhoon Wipha, which killed 17 people but largely avoided the capital and problematic Fukushima nuclear plant:
More than 50 people were missing after the "once in a decade" Typhoon Wipha roared up Japan's east coast. About 20,000 people were told to leave their homes because of the danger of flooding and hundreds of flights were canceled…. Television footage showed roads clogged with wreckage and houses with gaping holes smashed into them. "I heard a crackling sound and then the trees on the hillside all fell over," a woman on Izu Oshima told NHK television.
Typhoon Wipha was the strongest storm to hit the area since October 2004, when a cyclone killed nearly 100 people and caused billions of dollars worth of damage.
A man paddles a raft amidst a flooded street as residents are seen atop a partially submerged building in Yuyao, Zhejiang province, October 10, 2013. REUTERS/China Daily
Protest police. Chinese authorities send riot police to Yuyao city to prevent a second day of anti-government protests which pitted thousands of flood victims against security forces:
On Tuesday, residents of Yuyao city massed in front of the local government headquarters, denouncing what they decried as inadequate relief efforts and demanding the local Communist Party secretary and mayor step down. Accounts on microblogs, supported by photographs posted on Sina Weibo, China's version of Twitter, said they vandalized the government building, using metal tools to pry loose and remove the party slogan "Serve the people" mounted at the entrance. Photographs showed several residents bleeding from the head.
According to state media, more than 70 percent of Yuyao was flooded by the heaviest rainfalls in a century after typhoon Fitow hit eastern China. Senior party official for Zhejiang province Cai Qi used social media to praise the government reaction to the tragedy, saying "the leaders and cadres of all levels in Yuyao city have done everything possible for the typhoon relief efforts." Citizen may fear disputing an official's stance, especially following a September ruling that said bloggers could be prosecuted for disseminating rumors.
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny (2nd R), his co-defendant Pyotr Ofitserov (L) and their lawyers react after the announcement of the verdict at a court building in Kirov, October 16, 2013. REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov
Navalny walks. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is freed from court after his five-year sentence for theft was suspended, but with a significant caveat:
The conviction, however, will prevent Alexei Navalny, borne to prominence nearly two years ago by the biggest protests of Putin's 13-year rule, from seeking elected office for several years. He said he would appeal. "It's clear for me that the authorities are trying by all means to hound me out of politics, coming up with some restrictions and fabricated cases," Navalny, 37, said after embracing his wife following a tense three-hour hearing. "One thing is for sure, they will not succeed in pushing me and my allies out of political life," said Navalny, who posted a strong second-place showing against a Putin ally in a Moscow mayoral election last month.
The Kremlin denied involvement in the court's decision, but analysts suspect that the ruling is a way for Russia's government to nullify any political threat posed by Navalny without making him a martyr.
Nota Bene: Iran offers concessions during Geneva nuclear talks.
Frenemies - Obama's biggest Iranian challenge may come from his allies. (Reuters)
Marsupial medicine - An injured kangaroo pays a visit to the pharmacy in an Australian airport. (The Telegraph)
Price of civility - Madrid residents may be fined for beating carpets in the street. (The Atlantic Cities)
"American arrogance" - World looks on as U.S. government heads toward possible default. (New York Times)
Media culpa - Chinese viewers mock U.S. TV show's depiction of the one-child policy. (Foreign Policy)
Check out more from World Wrap at Reuters dot com.
Mieko Okubo holds a portrait of her father-in-law Fumio Okuboi in the evacuated town of Iitate in Fukushima prefecture in Japan.
Photo gallery: What's left of Fukushima? http://reut.rs/18xxQQN
Mieko's father Fumio, a 102 year old farmer, hanged himself in the house where he lived all his life after authorities ordered him to leave the area following the nuclear disaster at the tsunami-crippled Daiichi power plant. She said Fumio committed suicide because he just could not stand to end his life somewhere else.
A total of 160,000 people were ordered to leave their homes around Daiichi after the government announced the evacuation following the nuclear disaster in March 2011.
Photos by Reuters photographer Damir Sagolj. Read his photographer's blog:http://reut.rs/1fLxhJu
World Wrap: September 3, 2013
Obama tries to convince Congress to strike Syria, Japan makes conveniently-timed pledge, and Chinese land grabs turn ugly. Today is Tuesday, September 3, and this is the World Wrap, brought to you by @dwbronner and @clarerrrr.
Obama lobbies lawmakers for Syria strike
U.S. President Barack Obama meets with bipartisan Congressional leaders in the Cabinet Room at the White House in Washington to discuss a military response to Syria, September 3, 2013. From L-R are: National Security Adviser Susan Rice, Speaker of the House John Boehner, Obama, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, and Senate Minority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell. Vice President Joseph Biden is in the foreground. REUTERS/Larry Downing
Reputation roulette. After announcing on Saturday that he will seek congressional approval to strike Syria, President Obama is trying to convince lawmakers to agree to military action. A failed vote may further damage the United States' credibility in the Middle East:
Obama's abrupt decision on Saturday to halt plans to punish Assad for using poison gas and instead wait for congressional approval momentarily united a fractious region in astonishment. Reflecting a widespread view voiced in interviews by Reuters across the region, Algeria's El Watan newspaper said Assad's foes seemed riven with doubt in their confrontation with the embattled Syrian leader, fearing intervention would be a "flop"…. Used to the uncompromising approach of his predecessor, George W. Bush, who proclaimed "You are either with us or you are with the terrorists" in the wake of the 9/11 attacks of 2001 and went on to invade Iraq in 2003, many Arabs tend to see Obama's apparent distaste for war as unusual, even exceptional.
In his appeal, Obama will target Democrats - some of whom see his draft resolution as too broad to preclude the possibility of a long military engagement in Syria - and "Tea Party" Republicans, who oppose more involvement in the Middle East. According to the New York Times, divisions in the GOP between non-interventions and military hawks could lead to clashes. Although Britain withdrew its support after the UK parliament voted against authorizing strikes, France has said it would support military action. A French intelligence report released Monday suggested the Syrian government was behind the Aug. 21 chemical attack, prompting Syrian President Bashar al-Assadto threaten retaliatory action against Paris. Obama will head to Russia on Thursday for the annual G20 meeting, where he will meet with human rights groups instead of Putin. Today marked another grim landmark in Syria's conflict, as the U.N. announced two million refugees have fled Syria since the conflict began. Nearly one-third of the population has left their homes – the highest number of displaced people in the world.
Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) Chairman Shunichi Tanaka (L) is seen in front of a screen showing the current situation of the contaminated water leakage in Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO)'s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, during a news conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo, September 2, 2013. REUTERS/Issei Kato
Fixing Fukushima. The Japanese government announced a $500 million commitment to contain radioactive leaks and decontaminate water coming from the Fukushima nuclear plant:
The government intervention represents only a tiny slice of the response to the Fukushima crisis triggered by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami, which caused reactor meltdowns at the plant. The clean-up, including decommissioning the ruined reactors, will take decades and rely on unproven technology. The measures do not address the full problem of water management at the plant or the bigger issue of decommissioning. The sensitive job of removing spent fuel rods is to start in the coming months. The ultimate fate of the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco), also remains unclear, as does the question of who will eventually foot the bill – Japanese taxpayers, or the embattled Tepco.
The announcement of funding to stem the effects of the worst nuclear meltdown in 25 years comes days before the International Olympic Committee's decision on whether Tokyo will host the 2020 Games.
Xu Haifeng poses at a construction site area where her house stood in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, August 20, 2013. REUTERS/Carlos Barria
Government grab. In Wuxi, China, complaining about government land grabs leads to beatings, kidnappings, and threats:
Family members have been kidnapped at least 18 times, typically having black bags thrust over their heads before being taken to a hotel-turned-illegal jail in the eastern city of Wuxi and locked for weeks in a tiny, windowless room. Xu's story is shocking even in a country that has become used to tales of arbitrary and sometimes violent land expropriations. It illustrates how the stresses from the deep indebtedness of China's local governments extend beyond banks into the lives of ordinary Chinese, as hard-up authorities resort to any means they can in a desperate scramble for funds.
Aggressive land seizures are a major source of social tension in China, where economic pressure has led to desperate measures to spur urbanization. The practice contributes to tens of thousands of protests across the country every year.
Nota Bene: Former NBA star Dennis Rodman returns to North Korea on his own mission.
Common ground - The Kennan Institute's William E. Pomeranz says Obama and Putin can agree on something. (Reuters)
"Uhh, dad, I'm gay" - Unilever pulls a homophobic ad in South Africa. (BBC)
Toxic tanneries - Bangladesh's booming leather industry hurts workers and the environment. (Time)
Hooking up Africa - Entrepreneurs tackle Africa's connectivity problem. (Al Jazeera)
Class experiment - Chinese educators veer away from the memorization model. (New York Times)
Check out more from World Wrap at Reuters dot com.
World Wrap: August 21, 2013
Possible chemical attack kills hundreds in Syria, Japan's nuclear crisis escalates to worst in years, and Egyptian court orders Mubarak's release from jail. Today is Wednesday, August 21, and this is the World Wrap, brought to you by @dwbronner and @clarerrrr.
Syrian opposition reports hundreds killed in chemical weapons attack
A man sits in a hospital near two children who activists say were affected by nerve gas in the Ghouta region, in the Duma neighborhood of Damascus, August 21, 2013. REUTERS/Bassam Khabieh
Chemical massacre? Syrian opposition activists accused President Bashar al-Assad's government of killing up to 1,300 people in an early-morning bombardment of rockets and chemical agents. If confirmed, the attack would constitute the worst use of chemical weapons in Syria's conflict so far:
(Bayan Baker, a nurse at Douma Emergency Collection said,) "Many of the casualties are women and children. They arrived with their pupils dilated, cold limbs and foam in their mouths. The doctors say these are typical symptoms of nerve gas victims"… The U.N. team is in Syria investigating allegations that both rebels and army forces used chemical weapons in the past, one of the main disputes in international diplomacy over Syria.
Images, including some taken by Reuters photographers, reveal apparently uninjured bodies on the floor of a medical clinic. Amateur videos posted to social media sites show rooms filled with corpses and doctors treating people in makeshift clinics. The Syrian government denied the allegations, while the head of the opposition Syrian National Coalition called the attack a "massacre." The reported attack took place just a few miles from the hotel where U.N. chemical experts are staying during their investigation into Syria's alleged past use of chemical agents.France, Turkey, the UK, the Arab League, and others have called on the U.N. to investigate the attack immediately, but Syria's ambassador to Russia said the accusations against Assad were "fabricated." Reports suggest Assad may have used small amounts of sarin gas against rebels earlier this year, crossing Obama's "red line."
An aerial view shows workers wearing protective suits and masks working atop contaminated water storage tanks at Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO)'s tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima, in this photo taken by Kyodo on August 20, 2013. REUTERS/Kyodo
Radioactive rupture. Japan's nuclear crisis has reached its highest level since an earthquake and tsunami caused reactor meltdowns at the Fukushima nuclear plant, as water with dangerous levels of radiation leaks from a storage tank:
The NRA (Nuclear Regulation Authority) said it was worried about leakage from other similar tanks that were built hastily to store water washed over melted reactors at the station to keep them cool. Water in the latest leak is so contaminated that a person standing close to it for an hour would receive five times the annual recommended limit for nuclear workers. A spokesman for the NRA said the agency plans to upgrade the severity of the crisis from a Level 1 "anomaly" to a Level 3 "serious incident" on an international scale for radiological releases.
Tepco denied the plant was leaking radioactive water for several months before coming clean in July. The U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency said on Wednesday that the latest development is serious, and that it is ready to help if needed. China's foreign ministry expressed shock over the leak.
Egypt's ousted President Hosni Mubarak sits inside a dock at the police academy on the outskirts of Cairo, April 15, 2013. REUTERS/Stringer
Free to go. An Egyptian court ordered the release of deposed Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak. According to his attorney, Mubarak could be a free man as soon as tomorrow:
Mubarak, 85, was sentenced to life in prison last year for failing to prevent the killing of demonstrators. But a court accepted his appeal earlier this year and ordered a retrial.… Mubarak is still being retried on charges of complicity in the killing of protesters during the revolt against him, but he has already served the maximum pre-trial detention in that case.
The prosecution has said it won't appeal the order. Although Mubarak is not expected to return to politics, commentators on Twitter quipped that without a conviction and following the ouster of President Mursi, Mubarak could run for president of Egypt.
Nota Bene: U.S. WikiLeaks soldier Manning receives 35-year sentence.
Al Qaeda high - The U.S. sanctions an Islamic school in Pakistan for allegedly training militants. (The Associated Press)
Cheers - Australian scientists are working on developing a hangover-proof beer. (The Atlantic Cities)
Hold the ketchup - Brazilian health officials find traces of rodent fur in a batch of Mexican-made Heinz Ketchup. (BBC)
"Performing for the chairs" - American singer Brandy sulks off stage after performing to a near-empty stadium in South Africa. (The Guardian)
Friendlier French - Paris' tourism board encourages the French to mind their manners. (The New York Times)
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World Wrap: August 7, 2013
Japan's Abe calls Fukushima leak an "urgent issue," fire cripples Kenya's main airport, and Tunisia's anti-government protests gather force. Today is Wednesday, August 7, and this is the World Wrap, brought to you by @dwbronner.
Fukushima's radioactive water leak raises government concerns
Members of a Fukushima prefecture panel, which monitors the safe decommissioning of the nuclear plant, inspect the construction site of the shore barrier, which is meant to stop radioactive water from leaking into the sea, near the No.1 and No.2 reactor building of the tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima in this photo released by Kyodo, August 6, 2013. REUTERS/Kyodo
Worse than we thought. Japanese officials said highly radioactive water is seeping from the Fukushima nuclear plant at a rate of 300 metric tons a day, reaching the ocean and prompting the government to finally step in:
The leak from the plant 220 km northeast of Tokyo is enough to fill an Olympic swimming pool in a week. The water is spilling into the Pacific Ocean, but it was not immediately clear how much of a threat it poses. As early as January this year, (Tokyo Electric Power Co) found fish contaminated with high levels of radiation inside a port at the plant. Local fishermen and independent researchers had already suspected a leak of radioactive water, but Tepco denied the claims. Tetsu Nozaki, the chairman of the Fukushima fisheries federation said he had only heard of the latest estimates of the magnitude of the seepage from media reports. Environmental group Greenpeace said Tepco had "anxiously hid the leaks" and urged Japan to seek international expertise.
The Japanese government authorized Tepco to dump tens of thousands of tons of contaminated water into the Pacific in an emergency response soon after the plant was compromised. According to a director in Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry's Nuclear Accident Response Office, the government believes water has been leaking from the plant for two years at unknown rates and levels of contamination. Tepco has worked alongside the industry ministry since May on a proposal to prevent leakage by freezing soil, but experts say such an operation could be expensive. Abe said that the "government will take measures," to deal with the issue, but did not offer specifics. Since shuttering nuclear plants, Japan has relied on expensive imported fuel for energy. On Tuesday, a government affiliated institute said some plants could be reopened as soon as July 2014.
Firefighters inspect damages from a fire at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, August 7, 2013. REUTERS/Noor Khamis. Click here for more images.
Kenyatta airport burned. Kenya's main airport was engulfed in flame, halting international passenger flights indefinitely, stranding thousands of would-be passengers, and causing transport delays throughout the region. Firefighters fought the blaze for five hours before conquering the fire, the worst on record at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport:
The country's anti-terror police boss said he did not believe that there was a terror link to the fire even though it coincided with the 15th anniversary of a twin attack by Islamist militants on the United States embassy in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, the commercial capital of neighboring Tanzania…There were no immediate reports of casualties from the fire, which started in the arrivals and immigration area.
Authorities plan to prepare the airport's domestic terminal for international flights on Thursday. Domestic flights had resumed by Wednesday evening and outward bound cargo flights were expected to resume hours later.
Anti-government protesters wave flags and shout slogans during a demonstration in Tunis, August 6, 2013. REUTERS/Anis Mili
Momentum in Tunis. Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters gathered in downtown Tunis in the largest opposition rally since protests began two weeks ago:
Tunisia is facing the worst political turmoil since autocratic ruler Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali was toppled. The crisis has been compounded by growing instability as Islamist militants step up their attacks. "The people want the fall of the regime," shouted crowds crammed into Bardo Square, using the same slogan they popularized when Tunisians ousted Ben Ali in 2011 and sparked a wave of uprisings across the Arab world. Tuesday's opposition protests mark the six-month anniversary of the assassination of leftist politician Chokri Belaid, one of the two opposition figures shot dead in recent months.
On Monday the head of Tunisia's Constituent Assembly suspended the body until Tunisia's Islamist government and secular opposition start a dialogue, possibly signalling rifts within Tunisia's ruling Ennahda party. Anti-government sentiment has not extended to many of Tunisia's poor, who say the protests are propelled by the country's upper and middle class.
Nota Bene: Obama cancels meeting with Putin over Snowden asylum.
Toy gun control - Pakistan hopes to stem a culture of violence by cracking down on toy guns. (The Atlantic)
Poo package - Spanish dog owners who neglect their duties can expect a special delivery. (The New York Times)
'Bongo Bongo Land' - The UK Independent Party bans representatives from using an "outdated" phrase. (BBC)
Runway for sale - Spain's airport at Ciudad Real in La Mancha is on the market. (The Guardian)
Fighting words - An EU Parliamentarian is under fire for encouraging Palestinians to start a third intifada. (Al Jazeera)
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Highly radioactive water from Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant is pouring out at a rate of 300 tons a day, officials said on Wednesday. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ordered the government to step in and help in the clean-up.
Photo: tanks of radiation-contaminated water at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, March 1, 2013. Photo: Kyodo
World Wrap: July 22, 2013
Japanese prime minister scores weekend victory, blast targets radical Buddhist monk, and UAE drops charges against a Norwegian woman for reporting rape. Today is Monday, July 22, and this is the World Wrap, brought to you by @dwbronner and @clarerrrr.
Abe cements grip in weekend win
Japan's Prime Minister and the leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), Shinzo Abe, makes an appearance before the media at a news conference following a victory in the upper house elections by his ruling coalition, at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo, July 22, 2013. REUTERS/Issei Kato
Abe's win a double-edged sword. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's decisive victory in Sunday's upper house election gives him better footing to bolster his signature economic reform plan, Abenomics. However, Abe could face pushback from members of his own Liberal Democratic Party on making politically unpopular reforms. A stronger mandate also may prompt Abe to push for other elements of his conservative agenda:
Ever since Abe stormed back to power with a big win in a December lower house poll, some – including Japanese businesses with a big stake in the matter – have worried the hawkish leader will shift focus to the conservative agenda that has long been central to his ideology. That agenda includes revising the post-war pacifist constitution, strengthening Japan's defense posture and recasting Tokyo's wartime history with a less apologetic tone.
According to the Tokyo Shimbun metropolitan newspaper, 42.9 percent of those polled said they are against Abe's plan to alter the constitution to make it more hawkish, and nearly 55 percent are against restarting nuclear reactors. Analysts say Abe's mandate is not as strong as it appears, despite a landslide win. Just over half of the eligible population turned out to vote, and Abe's victory was aided by a splintered opposition.
Buddhist monk Wirathu (C), leader of the 969 movement, greets other monks as he attends a meeting on the National Protection Law at a monastery outside Yangon, June 27, 2013. REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun
'Burmese bin Laden' targeted by bomb attack. The leader of a radical Buddhist movement in Myanmar was unscathed by a bomb that exploded 40 feet from him as he delivered a mass sermon. Wirathu, who has described himself as the "Burmese bin Laden," said he believes the attacker wanted to silence him with the blast:
The home-made bomb went off inside a parked car, according to police and witnesses. There was no immediate claim of responsibility. Tensions have been smoldering between radical elements of Myanmar's Buddhist majority and Muslims. Bouts of religious violence have killed at least 237 people and displaced 150,000 in the past year, testing the resolve of a two-year-old quasi-civilian government.
Five people were slightly injured by the bomb. The 969 movement has been accused of inciting violence against Myanmar's minority Muslim Rohingya, many of whom have fled the country in hopes of finding acceptance elsewhere. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack.
Norwegian interior designer Marte Deborah Dalelv, 24, who reported being raped, speaks during an interview with Reuters at the Norwegian Seamen's Center in Dubai, July 21, 2013. REUTERS/Jumana El Heloueh
Backwards ruling reversed. The UAE pardoned a Norwegian woman sentenced to 16 months in prison for illicit sex after she reported she was raped to authorities in Dubai:
Marte Deborah Dalelv, 24, had been awaiting an appeal hearing of her 16-month sentence handed down this month after a court in the Gulf Arab emirate found her guilty of having sex outside marriage, drinking and making false statements… News of the sentence had dominated the front pages in Norway and raised questions about the judicial system in the Gulf state, which attracts large numbers of expatriates and tourists with a Western lifestyle but has little-publicized conservative laws covering sex and alcohol.
Dalelv told police a colleague had pulled her into his hotel room and raped her when she asked him for help finding her own room after they had a few drinks. In the UAE, a rape conviction requires testimony from four adult male witnesses or a confession.
Nota Bene: At least 54 people were killed and hundreds injured in a 6.6-magnitude earthquake that hit China.
Trade route revamp - Hewlett-Packard revives the Silk Road. (The New York Times)
Would you like porn with that? - Internet porn will be blocked in British homes unless subscribers opt-in. (BBC)
Ancient digs - Israeli archaeologists say they have located King David's palace. (The Associated Press)
Quack cops - Geese are the newest soldiers fighting China's war on crime. (Quartz)
Great Barrier grief - Bombs dropped by U.S. fighter jets on the Great Barrier Reef add to a long list of threats. (National Geographic)
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A 114-year-old Japanese woman born the same year that radium was discovered was recognized as the world's oldest woman by Guinness World Records on Wednesday.
Misao Okawa, who was born to a clothing merchant in 1898 and now lives in the western city of Osaka, received a certificate acknowledging her status and said she was pleased.
"Given everything, it's pretty good," she told a gathering at the nursing home where she resides.


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