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Criminal Defense Lawyers and Law Firms in Milford, NH
Criminal Defense Lawyers
Anzalone Law FirmNashua, NH - Law Firm near Milford
Anzalone Law Firm(603) 548-3797
Anzalone Law Firm is dedicated to representing individuals in criminal defense cases. Our attorneys Michael Anzalone, Kenneth Bernard, and Bruce Gage have a broad understanding of the law and are familiar with the possible arguments that could be made against your case. Anzalone Law Firm can help...
Dan Hynes, Attorney at LawHudson, NH - Law Firm near Milford
Drunk Driving Defense Lawyer in New Hampshire(603) 384-3264
Charged with drunk driving in New Hampshire? Attorney Dan Hynes, the N.H. DWI GUY wrote two books on dwi. He is devoted to DUI defense. New Hampshire DWI lawyer dan hynes will help you keep your license. Serving all of new Hampshire, offices in manchester, concord, portsmouth nh, and nashua nh
Law Offices of Timothy J. GouldenNashua, NH - Law Firm near Milford
Criminal Defense Attorney in Nashua, NH(603) 582-0197
Law Offices of Timothy J. Goulden is a criminal defense law firm, located in Nashua, New Hampshire, with more than 30 years of history serving clients in the area.
Nixon, Raiche, Vogelman, Barry & Slawsky, P.A.Manchester, NH - Law Firm near Milford
New Hampshire Personal Injury, Med Malpractice & Civil Rights Lawyers(603) 669-7070
Tenn And Tenn, P.A.,Manchester, NH - Law Firm near Milford
New Hampshire DWI Lawyers(603) 624-3700
Arrested for drunk driving in New Hampshire? A DWI or DUI Arrest can be a truly traumatic experience. For a Free Consultation with a skilled New Hampshire DUI lawyer or New Hampshire DWI Attorney Contact Tenn And Tenn, P.A.! ; DWI Defense, Drunk Driving Charge, New Hampshire DUI Arrests, New...
Tenn and Tenn, PAManchester, NH - Law Firm near Milford
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I guess I should talk about E3 a little bit! Thank you SO MUCH to those who commissioned me, by the way. That was incredibly helpful, and I had a wonderful time, and met a lot of great people. Here are some highlights!
I got basically nothing done on the first day, spending the whole time wandering in a bewildered state looking at all the bright colors.
I dropped off some kind of sad cookies for the Double Fine folks that were there! I didn't really get to talk to Brad Muir, every time I saw him he was either in the middle of an interview, or on the way to an interview, from the first day until literally the minute the show closed. I hope he went home and slept for like a week!
In the evening, Wolfgang informed me that we'd be having a casual get together with our Sony contact, and I had a little moment of shock.
I finally play some games, starting with Transistor on the PS4. At this point, it finally hits me that I'm at E3, and I freak out a little bit. The PS4 controller felt very nice, by the way. ALSO if you haven't seen the trailer for Transistor, go watch it here because I am so excited for that game and it was super fun and I want it RIGHT NOW.
On my way back from Starbucks, I am promised free tacos, and ushered into an outdoor Snoop Dogg concert. In my defense, I really like food. In this bizarre moment, I question everything that has led me to this point in my life.
At the Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters booth run by skanky witches in the lobby, I aggressively muscle in and win a free bluray signed by Gemma Arterton. Confession time: I legitimately love that awful movie, largely because Gretel is the best ever and I will fight all those who say otherwise.
Also, that night was PARTY NIGHT, so we went to the WIGI steampunk party, and a couple dev mixers.
The final day was mostly just more wandering around, playing a couple more games and seeing everything for the last time. Then, in the evening, we ended up somehow getting into some fancy parties.
^In the car on the way to a party.
The entire experience was absolutely wonderful, so it was a little bit painful to get on a plane and go straight back to work/making people milkshakes the next day.
BUT I am all the more motivated to work hard on my goals and dreams! And I'm extra excited for PAX this year, now! LET'S MAKE GAMES AND ART AND STUFF! WOO!
Hey guys!
So, I just found out that I'm going to be going to E3, to help promote Golden Nights, the PSM game I've been working on. I'm super excited! However, it also costs a lot to get myself down to LA at the last second. I have enough to get a plane ticket and all that, but I also need to eat and stuff. I'm going to try and get a few commissions done before I go!
I… don't really have any good, recent examples of this. Uncolored, rough drawing!
COLORED ART - $40 (One character, simple background if requested)
To request a commission, or If you're interested in something complex, or multiple characters, or want something drawn and physically mailed to you or something like that, just send me an email and we can talk about it!
My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
I ALSO have some PRINTS available of some of the artwork I've posted on tumblr. (Golden Nights poster, Princess Time poster, etc.) Would anyone be interested in any of those?
I'm on livestream while I work on this poster! Come keep me company!
As I said in my last post, I went to PAX a couple weekends ago! And had a pretty good time overall! Despite a couple unfortunate things.
On the first day of the show, I ended up getting an extremely severe migraine. It started just after the Double Fine panel, and ramped up while I was waiting in line to give Tim Schafer a little Psychonauts picture I'd drawn. By the time I got up to the front of the line my headache was so awful that I could barely articulate anything. Tim was very nice though, and in my headache-y haze I somehow ended up buying a Psychonauts poster that I have absolutely no room for on my wall. Oh well.
After a quick nap, I came back to try to spend that evening attending a couple parties with Wolfgang, who I'm working on a project with.
I tried valiantly to hang in there, but after getting to the point where I threw up, decided to call it quits. I went to seek out some advil, and head back to where we were staying. I then proceeded to fall into a deep sleep for two hours and wake up with about ten missed phone calls. Oops. I found out the next day that right after I left, Wolfgang ended up at a party with the guys from Giant Bomb. Stupid headache.
Saturday, I didn't have a pass for PAX. Instead, Jimmy and I went out to eat at an awesome place called Lunchbox Laboratory (Dork burgers! Duck+Pork!) and went to the Experience Music Project with his brother. Fun times. That evening, the two of us walked down to the big crazy Minecraft party, took one look at the people who were waiting to get in, and turned right around and walked back. After seeing some of the awful stories out of that, I'm glad we didn't go. Instead we went to the Fangamer party, where we randomly ran into Claire Hummel, saw some great art, and left with yet another print that we have no place for.
Sunday, then, was basically my only chance to run around and see all I could at PAX. First up: getting Ali Hillis' signature for my friend Staples. His one request was that I draw a picture of Liara, and get Ali to sign it. We barely made it in the line in time, but look! Here's a blurry picture of myself, Ali, and the signed drawing. You're welcome, Jeff.
The highlight of Sunday, and of all of my PAX experience, really, was the Double Fine fan party. Everyone from Double Fine continued to be EXTREMELY nice. When I introduced myself to Alli, Double Fine's office assistant, she remembered me from Tumblr and proceeded to introduce me to everyone there. I also had a really nice conversation with her about creator/fan relationships. It was also great to meet Greg Rice (who is much taller than I expected) and Brad Muir, as well as Anna Kipnis. I felt a little bit like I was intruding on Anna, who was sitting to the side eating, but she was very nice, and offered me some brownie.
I also got extremely nervous trying to talk to Ron Gilbert, crashed and burned horribly, and immediately mispronounced the name of The Cave. Oops.
I also had some great conversations with Tim about the role of female characters in games, and metal. He seemed a little bewildered that I actually liked metal before I played Brutal Legend. I think my favorite moment was standing around chatting with Tim, Anna (creator of the amazing Raz doll that's been making the rounds online, as well as awesome bentos), Applepop (a long time Raz cosplayer), and a more recent Raz. (whose name I unfortunately do not remember! D:) Somewhere on Tim's phone is a picture of all of us together, the "crafty superfans." Here's one from my phone with just Jimmy and I. Yeah, my phone takes pretty much the worst pictures ever.
Overall, it was just a really fun experience to be around so many people with similar interests, and talk to so many awesome people: both fans and Double Fine employees. The party ended up going late, until the Hard Rock Cafe had to tell us to leave, and Alli (as one of the only people who hadn't been drinking) had to herd everyone outside. I was really glad that we stayed a day later to go to the party, it was even worth the early morning bus ride followed immediately by going to work. D:
Anyway, things have calmed down quite a bit over here, and projects are going well. Take care, tumblr! I'll be back to post again soon!
YO GUYS I'VE DECIDED I'M JUST REALLY INTO SUNGLASSES AND MCDONALDS THESE DAYS. Just kidding, my account got hacked or something, and won't quit posting spam. No clue why, since I've not clicked any strange links or anything. I've changed my password and email and it did a whole lot of nothing, so I'm not really sure what else to do. If any if you know how to get this to stop, I AM ALL EARS. Headphone-less ears.
I'm working on a big ol' illustration of a bunch of characters right now, and figured I'd stream it! Feel free to pop on by and say hello.

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Fiona Apple Shares New Song "Container" For Forthcoming TV Show, The Affair
By Molly Beauchemin on October 2, 2014 at 7:55 p.m. EDT
Fiona Apple has shared a new song called "Container" for the forthcoming TV show The Affair, Consequence of Sound reports. Produced by Apple's frequent collaborator Blake Mills, the single will soundtrack the show's opening montage. Listen to it below.
Fiona Apple Performing With Blake Mills on Tour
By Jenn Pelly on September 25, 2014 at 1:02 p.m. EDT
Photo by Benjamin Lozovsky
Blake Mills, a collaborator/tourmate of Fiona Apple, is currently touring in support of his own recent album, Heigh Ho. Apple sings on two songs on the record. Recently, she has also been performing with Mills on tour, according to BrooklynVegan.
Fiona Apple and Jon Brion Appear on Blake Mills' "Don't Tell Our Friends About Me"
By Evan Minsker on July 21, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. EDT
Singer/songwriter Blake Mills is best known as a long-time collaborator of Fiona Apple's—the two toured together last fall–as well as for working with Haim, Conor Oberst, Julian Casablancas, Sky Ferreira, Cass McCombs, and more. He releases his new album Heigh Ho on September 16 via Verve/Record Collection. Apple guests on the album's lead single "Don't Tell Our Friends About Me", which also features Jon Brion, who plays tiple, as well as Rob Moose (Bon Iver, Antony and the Johnsons, Sufjan Stevens) and Gabriel Kahane. Listen above.
Watch Fiona Apple's Appearance on the French Superhero TV Show "H-Man"
By Evan Minsker on March 30, 2014 at 12:44 p.m. EDT
It was recently reported that Fiona Apple would appear on a French TV series about fictional superheroes. Now, as Teco Apple (via CoS) points out, her episode of "H-Man" premiered last night. She plays a German eco-terrorist, called Biofrau, who invades a power plant; she is, predictably, great. Watch below.
Fiona Apple to Appear on New French TV Program About Superheroes
By Jenn Pelly on February 19, 2014 at 3:30 p.m. EST
Fiona Apple is already a hero to many. Now she will take on a new incarnation of that role, as Teco Apple (via Consequence of Sound) reports. Fiona will appear in a French television series about fictional superheroes, called "H-Man", created by director Joseph Cahill (also behind her wonderfully strange "Every Single Night" video). It launches in March.
Listen: Fiona Apple and Her Sister Cover Anton Karas' "I'm in the Middle of a Riddle"
By Carrie Battan on January 14, 2014 at 1:51 p.m. EST
You've maybe already heard Beck, Vampire Weekend and Jim James taking on their favorite love songs for the forthcoming Valentine's Day-pegged Sweetheart compilation. Here's a contribution from Fiona Apple and her sister Maude Maggart, who've recorded a new version of Austrian composer Anton Karas' "I'm in the Middle of a Riddle"—listen above via The Wall Street Journal.
Watch: Fiona Apple Refused to Let Panic! At the Disco Sample "Every Single Night"
By Evan Minsker on November 2, 2013 at 2:11 p.m. EDT
Panic! At the Disco's Brendon Urie sat down with Revolt TV, where he revealed that the band's single "Miss Jackson" originally featured a prominent sample of Fiona Apple's Idler Wheel opener "Every Single Night". However, Fiona wouldn't clear the sample. "She was not having it, man, she was so bummed on us," Urie said.
Listen to a New Fiona Apple Song Played Live
By Carrie Battan on October 11, 2013 at 8:25 a.m. EDT
Photo by Benjamin Lozovsky
Fiona Apple's collaborative tour with Blake Mills continues tonight in Denver. More audio of new material from last week's gig in Portland has surfaced in addition to "I Want You to Love Me"—Consequence of Sound points to a new acoustic song possibly called "Tipple". Have a listen below.
Listen: Fiona Apple Plays New Song "I Want You to Love Me" Live
By Jenn Pelly on October 4, 2013 at 2:20 p.m. EDT
Photo by Benjamin Lozovsky
Fiona Apple is currently touring North America as a duo with Blake Mills, who recently played in her Idler Wheel... touring band. In addition to performing material from her own back catalogue, Fiona played a new song, allegedly titled "I Want You to Love Me", last night in Portland, Ore. Listen above via Consequence of Sound.
Watch: Fiona Apple Covers "Pure Imagination" From Willy Wonka for Chipotle Ad on Factory Farming
By Jenn Pelly on September 12, 2013 at 3:03 p.m. EDT
Front page photo by Benjamin Lozovsky
Fiona Apple, friend of animals and committed vegan, has partnered with Chipotle on a campaign about factory farming. For the animated clip, Apple covered "Pure Imagination" from the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, a rendition that is especially haunted and emotional given the grim context. Watch it below, via Crumbler.
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I have been tasked with looking into possible replacement printers for the college for both classroom and office based printing.
Currently we use a mixture of Hp2600's and dell 3100/3110's for our colour printing, but are wanting to bring our printing costs down.
Do you have any recomendations for a printer with the cost per page stats we can look into?


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Sky does gesture-controlled games
21st Jul 2009 | 13:38
Is Project Natal likely to face competition from the likes of Sky?
Sky has announced it will offer gesture controlled gaming to its Sky games line up, with a webcam used to control the action.
It might seem a little bit like Project Natal from Microsoft, but in actual fact it sounds more like the PlayStation's EyeToy, with 'ducking and diving' and 'guitar strumming' key moves.
Sky says the player "effectively become the 'joystick' using their body's movement to control what happens on-screen."
Free gaming
The games, powered by OmniMotion, will be free to play on your computer, with Heading, Rugby and skiing among the 10 games initially offered.
Be warned though, as Sky suggests you have a PC less than eight years old, and a Mac less than three, to use the system which also "contributes to the player's wellbeing by improving cardio-vascular fitness, working individual muscle groups and aiding flexibility."
Of course, you have to shell out for a webcam, but other than that, you're good to get ducking and diving in front of your PC.
Head on over to www.sky.com/webcamgames to check it out yourself.


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Manticore is the only Levran that is a pure shapeshifter, meaning that he can change his shape at his will. It is a lovely gift to him from Evincarikus, who wanted one leran to be able to easily approach other races. All Lerans have that ability to change and alter their form over a period of time to make them more intimating, colorful and even for some, to be a little more vain. Some like Gehenna, prefer to be in the great sky and used their resource to gain wings to fly. Ideally however, they will still look like lerans, their core shape. They cannot do a dramatic change like say Leran to Human, with the exception of Manticore.
Manticore's shapeshifting does not always have to lead straightway to a human like shape. He may still have his mandibles, may sport his crest, may lash his tail or be something like his above image, which is how he got his name, not to mention his ravenous appetite. Manticore may have once been of a sound and calm mind, but he is a shadow of his former self. He is a cannibal to his own kin, and the most hostile of them all. Now he abuses the gift of Evincarikus to fulfill his own needs and appetite.


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Many faith-based blogs are claiming that much of the Atheist community is in an uproar over Carrie Underwood's new song, Something In The Water. Is this true? If so, how much of the world's Atheists are country fans? I have no clue. Regardless, blog posts are circulating that many of them aren't too happy about how much of her faith has found its way into her newest release.
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Placement of Op-eds Supporting the Release of The Senate Intelligence Committee's Report on CIA Torture
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Hover on a state to see the op-ed published in a newspaper in that state. If a state has more than one op-ed, there is dot on that state and an indication that there are multiple op-eds as you hover. Click on the state to see all of the op-eds. Click on the dots to go directly to the individual op-ed. To see op-eds placed in national publications, go here.
Our thanks to the over 80 religious leaders who participated in our 50 state op-ed project by writing an opinion piece for their local newspaper calling on the Senate Intelligence Committee to make public its report on its three-year investigation into the CIA's torture of post-9/11 detainees.
"Opinion from Rev. R.G. Wilson-Lyons: The day that changed the world" by Rev. R.G. Wilson-Lyons, Birmingham News, September 22, 2013.
"Compass: Senate should release report on torture" by Gary Holthaus, Anchorage Daily News, November 12, 2013.
"Guest Column: US' illegal use of torture is a sad episode detailed in new public report" by Frederick C. Neidhardt, Arizona Daily Star, April 30, 2013.
"Talk of the Town: Committee must release torture report" by Philip Gates, The Prescott Daily Courier, June 24, 2013.
"Senate committee should release the torture report" by Rev. Stephen Copley, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, September 1, 2013.
"Torture facts must be released" by Natalie Chamberlain, The Fresno Bee, February 22, 2013.
"Fact and fiction and "Zero Dark Thirty" by Rev. Frank Wulf, Los Angeles Daily News, February 22, 2013. This op-ed was also reprinted in other local papers.
"Fiction in 'Zero Dark Thirty' erodes our society's values" by Louise Specht, San Jose Mercury News, March 16, 2013. This op-ed was also repinted in another local paper.
"There simply is no justification for torture" by The Rev. Will McGarvey, Contra Costa Times, March 30, 2013. This op-ed was also reprinted in other local papers.
"Senate committee's report on CIA use of torture needs to be released" by Rev. Diana Gibson and Craig Wiesner, San Jose Mercury News, April 18, 2013.
"Keeping our nation transparent on our detainees: Ed Bacon" by Rev. Ed Bacon, Pasadena Star-News, April 28, 2013. This op-ed was also reprinted in other local papers.
"James Grant: Senate Intelligence Committee should release the CIA report on torture" by James Grant, The Fresno Bee, June 15, 2013.
"Viewpoints: Citizens deserve to know the truth about torture" by Steve Ratzlaff, The Sacramento Bee, June 16, 2013.
"US torture: Illegal, immoral and ineffective" by John Schaefer, Times-Standard, July 11, 2013.
"Torture is part of a systemic U.S. strategy" by William Radatz, San Diego Union-Tribune, August 14, 2013.
"Guest opinion: Release the torture report" by Rev. Roger Butts, Daily Camera, December 4, 2013.
"Forum: Truth needs to be told about U.S. torture" by John Humphries and the Rev. Allie Perry, New Haven Register, May 7, 2013.
"Moral leadership requires facing our faults" by Bruce A. Barrett, Connecticut Post, April 3, 2013.
"Ask US government to release CIA torture report" by Rev. Gregory Chute, News Journal, November 7, 2013.
"Guest Column: A defining moment for our nation" by Brian D. McLaren, Naples Daily News, June 7, 2013.
"Confronting and renouncing torture" by David P. Gushee, Macon Telegraph, July 21, 2013.
"Transparency needed about U.S. torture transgressions" by Ka'imi Nicholson and Steve Lohse, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, September 25, 2013.
"Reader's View, detainees: Time to tell the truth about torture" by Lou Landry and Jude Reppell, Idaho Statesman, April 30, 2013.
"My View: U.S. must admit mistakes; torture is always wrong" by Linda J. Gustitus, Rockford Register Star, October 4, 2013.
"Americans deserve the facts on torture" by Sister Benita Coffey, Chicago Tribune, February 13, 2013.
"Column: Americans need full truth about US legacy of torture" by David Carlson, Daily Journal, October 18, 2013.
"Blevins: To end torture, start at home" by Rev. Michael F. Blevins, Dubuque Telegraph Herald, September 8, 2013.
"Letter: Release the report on torture" by Rev. Frank L. Dorsey, Topeka Capital-Journal, November 5, 2013.
"KY Voices: Senate panel must not withhold truth about torture" by Rev. Nancy J. Kemper, Lexington Herald Leader, August 25, 2013.
"Guest column: Torture report must be released" by Rev. Welton Gaddy, Monroe News Star, November 21, 2013.
"Maine Voices: "Collins and King must stand up for truth, vote to release torture report" by Rev. Richard Killmer, Portland Press Herald, April 16, 2013.
"Tell Collins and King: Release the report to America on torture" by Rev. Jill Saxby, Bangor Daily News, May 5, 2013.
"Let the light of day shine" by Marc Mutty, Sun Journal, May 19, 2013.
"Collins, King should vote to release CIA torture report, reduce likelihood of future torture in the process" by The Rev. Richard Killmer, Bangor Daily News, March 19, 2014.
"Tell the truth about torture" by Cushman Anthony, The Times Record, March 20, 2014.
"America can't guarantee that we won't engage in torture if we don't examine the past" by Susan Kerin, The Baltimore Sun, October 3, 2013.
"Rev. John G. Wightman: Reveal the truth of US torture" by Rev. John G. Wightman, The Berkshire Eagle, September 24, 2013.
"William Alt: Details emerge on CIA torture, but we must be told the whole story" by William Alt, Detroit Free Press, May 16, 2013.
"Our children should not grow up in a nation that condones torture" by Rev. Richard Killmer, The Grand Rapids Press, December 12, 2013.
"Congressional report on torture ought to be released" by Rev. Dr. James A. Siefkes, Star Tribune, October 9, 2013.
"Release the torture report" by Rev. Justin White, Clarion-Ledger, November 5, 2013.
"Shine a light on torture to stop it" by Kendyl Gibbons, Kansas City Star, December 15, 2013.
"Time to shed light on U.S. use of torture" by Rev. Peter Shober, Missoulian, November 26, 2013.
"Local View: Release the torture report" by Rev. Kenneth G. Leischner, Lincoln Journal Star, November 24, 2013.
"Release torture report to public" by Rev. Jay Schmidt, Omaha World Herald, November 20, 2013.
"Neal Anderson: Release the torture report" by Neal Anderson, Nevada Reno Gazette-Journal, December 4, 2013.
New Hampshire
"My Turn: Report on torture must be made public" by Rev. Linda Lea Snyder, Concord Monitor, September 7, 2013.
New Jersey
"U.S. can't remain in denial of torture: Opinion" by George Hunsinger, Star-Ledger, June 9, 2013.
"Reckoning with U.S. torture: Opinion" by Rachel Kahn-Troster, Star-Ledger, September 12, 2013.
New Mexico
"Reader View: Americans must learn the truth about torture" by Bud Ryan, Santa Fe New Mexican, October 19, 2013.
New York
"Americans need to know what their government did" by Stephen Hart, The Buffalo News, May 6, 2013.
North Carolina
"Public needs the facts on US torture" by Rev. Mark Sandlin, News & Record, November 4, 2013.
North Dakota
"Release the torture report," by Karen Van Fossan, Bismarck Tribune, November 23, 2013
"It's time for U.S. to end the inhumane practice of torture" by Tarunjit Singh Butalia, The Blade, May 30, 2013.
"Torture doesn't work, and it taints our country" by Benjamin G. Davis, The Blade, January 20, 2013.
"Senate panel's report on torture should be released" by Rev. Adam Shahan, The Oklahoman, November 16, 2013.
"Public deserves to know what's in CIA torture report: Guest Opinion" by David Leslie and Richard Killmer, The Oregonian, July 15, 2013.
"End this tortured debate: Americans must understand, as they used to, that torture is always wrong" by Rev. Randall Bush, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 1, 2013.
"To move past torture, America must confront its responsibility: As I See It" by Sandra L. Strauss, The Patriot-News, May 15, 2013.
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"Rev. Steven D. Martin: Senate's report on torture should be made public" by the Rev. Steven D. Martin, Knoxville News Sentinel, May 25, 2013.
"Film skirts truth in portrayal of CIA torture" by Don Smith, The Tennessean, March 2, 2013.
"Release Senate panel's torture report" by Dale G. Tremper, San Antonio Express News, September 20, 2013.
"My View: Soul of our nation is at stake" by Rev. Patty Willis, Deseret News, October 16, 2013.
"US torture report must be released" by Joseph Gainza, Rutland Herald, November 10, 2013. This op-ed was also reprinted in another local paper.
"Barton: Complacency encourages evil" by Jon Barton, Richmond Times-Dispatch, May 10, 2013.
"Long: Separating fact from fiction in "Zero Dark Thirty"" by Stephen B. Long, Richmond Times-Dispatch, February 21, 2013.
"Guantanamo Bay a shameful chapter in U.S. history" by Jamie Mayerfeld, The Herald, August 4, 2013.
"We must end the indignities of torture" by Tom Ewell, Herald Net, December 15, 2013.
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"Release the torture report" by Rev. Michael A. Schuler, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, November 10, 2013.
"Transparency on torture" by Rev. Rodger McDaniel, Casper Star-Tribune, August 29, 2013.
"'Zero Dark Thirty' tortures the truth about interrogations" by Morris Davis and Rev. Richard Killmer, Religion News Service, January 11, 2013. This op-ed was also reprinted in other national papers.
"Seeing Torture for What It Is" by Rev. Richard L. Killmer, Huffington Post, January 30, 2013.
"Why the truth about 'Zero Dark Thirty' matters" by Linda Gustitus, The Hill's Congress Blog, March 15, 2013.
"Toward Ensuring an End to U.S.-Sponsored Torture" by Rev. Richard L. Killmer, Huffington Post, April 16, 2013.
"Terror, torture and truth" by Susan Brooks Thistlethwaite, The Washington Post, April 17, 2013.
"Bipartisan Support for Releasing the Torture Report" by Rev. Richard L. Killmer, Huffington Post, May 2, 2013.
"The false debate" by Linda Gustitus, The Hill's Congress Blog, May 23, 2013.
"The Public Deserves Clarity on Torture" by Rabbi Jill Jacobs, The Jewish Week, June 6, 2013.
"On torture, the truth will set us free" by Susan Kerin, The Washington Post, September 13, 2013.
"Release the torture report" by the Rev. Joshua Clough, Faith in Action, October 19, 2013.
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The town is believed to have been founded by the marauding Danes who sailed up the River Ouse and pillaged and burnt riverside settlements, but there are no written records of the town before the coming of the Normans. The town itself retains much of its old character. For nearly a thousand years the Abbey has watched over Selby's development. The Monk Benedict founded the Abbey in 1069, but the second Abbott, Hugh De Lacy, commenced the actual building work. The town prospered under the power and influence of the Abbey but declined after the dissolution of the monasteries. 1461 The 'Battle of Towton' is the bloodiest battle ever to taken place on British soil. Here is a little summary of the battle:
Began on the 29 th March 1461 between the Yorkies army under Edward IV vs. Lancastrian's forces led by the Duke of Somerset on behalf of Henry VI and Queen Margaret. It took place in Towton, which is in Yorkshire.
The Battle started because the Houses of York and Lancaster fought for power.
Edward sent a detachment under Lord Fitzwalter to seize the bridge at Ferrybridge. They found the bridge broken down, but unguarded, and spent the day repairing it. Fitzwalter's men were caught completely unaware by a dawn attack led by Lord Clifford and the Yorkists were forced back across the river.
Edward immediately sent another force upstream to cross the river at Castleford and cut off Clifford's retreat. This fresh force caught Clifford's men and killed most of them within sight of their lines. Somerset, for reasons known only to himself, sent no troops to help the unfortunate Clifford, but instead waited for the advance of the main Yorkist army.
Now the snow whipped up, driving full into the face of the Lancastrians. This made their attempts to return arrow fire laughable, and Edward's archers inflicted great damage. Perhaps because of this, Somerset ordered his men to advance first.
In a terrible hand-to-hand fight that lasted all day the Lancastrians pushed their foe back, yard by bloody yard. The bodies piled high in the freezing cold, and fresh troops had to climb over corpses to reach the front lines. Edward's cause looked almost lost, when reinforcements arrived in the shape of men under the command of the Duke of Norfolk.
Norfolk's men changed the course of the battle, and now it was the Lancastrians who were pushed back, across the field we now know as Bloody Meadow. Finally they could take no more, and Somerset's men broke and ran. At least as many perished in the panic that followed, and the death toll may have reached 28,000 men or more. Towton was by far the bloodiest battle of the Wars of the Roses.
The Lancastrian cause suffered an immense blow at Towton; many of their leaders were killed or captured, and King Henry and Queen Margaret were forced to flee north towards Scotland. Yet despite the slaughter (more men died at Towton than in any other battle on British soil), nothing was settled.
Over the river Ouse the original structure of the Toll Bridge was erected in 1791, but in 1969/70 the bridge that is stood there to this day replaced it.
In September 1991 the bridge became 'toll free', due to Selby District Council and North Yorkshire County Council buying it with contributions from local business.
William the Conqueror granted the Abbey its founding charter; this Abbey has connections with France, Germany and the USA. Its reputed to be the birthplace in September 1068 of King Henry I of England and the son of King William I and Queen Mathilda.
Its very hard to visualise the Abbey these days as a Benedictine monastery which was complete with, cloisters, stables, brew house, kitchen, workshop, dormitory, cellars, barns, and an infirmary which are all surrounded by high walls and a huge gateway.
Building the Abbey began just after the Norman conquest, but its foundations is said to originate with Germaine and French noblemen and solider who was born in AD 378.
Swans are the symbols of Selby and are used on the 'Abbey's Coat of Arms'. After Benidict had a vision in Auxerre Abbey and was told to go to Selby and build the Abbey. When he got there three swans alighted on the river and he recognised them from his vision and he knew he was here.
The Earlier Solid Norman Pillars and arches gave way to more complx elegant designs of the Early English Period.
The Abbeys income came from wealthy benefactors in form of land and property. Tolls paid to Abbey to operate a ferry across the river Ouse, and rent from the houses in town. Land often water-logged until drained by the monks, provided grain for its animals.
Wool Trade flourished and Selby developed as an important inland port, while the towns markets and fair attracted visitors from all parts of the county.
Following the Battle of Hastings in 1066, William the Conqueror gradually moved northwards to impose his iron rule on the people of England. In 1068 he placed his wife, Mathilda under the safe keeping of the monks at Selby Abbey.
While at Selby Abbey, Mathilda gave birth to her fourth son - Henry.
Henry was a bright child and superior scholar, eventually earning the nickname Beauclerc. He was also ruthless in his pursuit of power.
Just before William died in 1087, he divided up his Anglo-Norman estate among his three remaining sons (Richard had already died): Robert (who received Normandy), William Rufus (who succeeded William as King of England), and Henry (who received 5,000 pounds in silver).
While Robert was at the crusades in 1100, William Rufus and Henry were hunting in the New Forest when William was mysteriously killed by an arrow. Henry immediately seized the crown to become Henry I. When Robert invaded England in 1101, Henry cleverly paid him off with a pension of 3,000 marks.
Henry then set about re-introducing the popular laws of Edward the Confessor and introduced a system of treasury, bureaucracy, and administrators that stripped the troublesome barons of their power and stabilised Norman rule in England.
Aware of the probability of ongoing war with Scotland, Henry also united the Normans and Saxons by marrying Princess Maud, daughter of Malcolm, King of Scotland, and niece of Edgar Atheling. They had two sons, William and Richard, and one daughter Matilda.
Maud died in 1118, and in 1120 both sons were drowned in the English Channel. In 1121 Henry married Adelais of Alice but had no further children.
Matilda eventually married Emperor Henry V of Germany, then upon his death in 1125 was forced by Henry to marry the 16 year-old Geoffrey Count of Anjou. Neither marriage produced an heir to the throne and Henry and the Count went to war in the summer of 1135 after the Count was refused custody of several key Norman Castles.
In December 1135, while still at war with Geoffrey, Henry died, allegedly from eating too many Lampreys (a kind of greasy parasitic fish). He was taken to England and buried in the incomplete foundation of Reading Abbey
The English Barons refused to accept Matilda as Queen and instead supported Henry's nephew Stephen, who reigned until 1154.
Humpty Dumpty was in fact, Cardinal Thomans Wolsey, whose fall from favour with King Henry VIII led to his arrest in November 1530 at Cawood Castle near Selby. Wolsey never reached London, dying en route at Leicester Abbey.
This delightful and surprising example of Selby's deel and influential past is typical of the area. You can still visit Cawood Castle today, along with a host of fascinating historical sites.


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Chelsea FC's Fernando Torres and Cesar Azpilicueta have been named to the 30 man provisional Spain World Cup squad. Azpilicueta was a guaranteed pick and has further cemented his status as a regular after a fantastic season in which he was named the Chelsea Players' Player of the Year. Torres was more unsure of his status and publicly lobbied for his place in the squad through the media. While he has not been in the best of form for Chelsea, his competition has not been all the great either.
David Villa has battled injury for much of the 2013/14 campaign and Alvaro Negredo was off to a blistering start to his campaign but has since petered off and is on somewhat of a goal drought. Fernando Llorente has scored 15 goals in 33 games for Juventus but has had a relatively quiet season for Turin giants. Torres still has to beat out the rest of the forwards for a seat on the plane but his experience and big game reputation may be enough to seal the deal.
The 30-man Provisional Spain World Cup Squad:
Goalkeepers: Iker Casillas (Real Madrid), Pepe Reina (Napoli), David de Gea (Manchester United)
Defenders: Juanfran Torres (Atletico Madrid), Cesar Azpilicueta (Chelsea), Jordi Alba (Barcelona), Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid), Gerard Pique (Barcelona), Raul Albiol (Napoli), Javi Martinez (Bayern Munich), Alberto Moreno (Sevilla), Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid).
Midfielders: Sergio Busquets (Barcelona), Xabi Alonso (Real Madrid), Xavi Hernandez (Barcelona), Koke (Atletico Madrid), Thiago Alcantara (Bayern Munich), Jesus Navas (Manchester City), David Silva (Manchester City), Andres Iniesta (Barcelona), Santi Cazorla (Arsenal), Ander Iturraspe (Athletic Bilbao), Juan Mata (Manchester United).
Forwards: Cesc Fabregas (Barcelona), Pedro Rodriguez (Barcelona), Alvaro Negredo (Manchester City), Diego Costa (Atletico Madrid), David Villa (Atletico Madrid), Fernando Torres (Chelsea), Fernando Llorente (Juventus)
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I was downtown at the Casino doing the punch list last week with one of the designers from Las Vegas and she was telling me that she hadn't been able to find any good food. I was surprised to hear that, because some of the best food in the Nati is downtown! Problem was, she was hitting up all the chain restaurants. The key to eat local. For lunch I introduced her to Tom+Chee.
I ordered the Pesto+turkey with a caprese salad. She ordered the Italian and was intrigued by the potato chips on the sandwich with the creamy basil soup. The best part of it all: we split the blueberry blue. Why not? We were expensing this meal! It was a cold day and everything about my sandwich was just perfect. Great crunch to the bread, mixed with fresh ingredients all complimentary to each other in every way. I wanted soup, but opted for salad (I have to say to myself daily, eat green things!), and Linnae said the soup was sublime, but I was pleased with the salad. Huge chunks of fresh mozzarella and tomato, really tasted great along side my sandwich.
The Pièce de résistance of our meal was the Blueberry and Blue grilled donut. Blueberry compote and lemon mascarpone gushing out of a perfectly caramelized donut. It tasted so rich and creamy that its almost sinful. I will not even think of how bad it may be for you: if loving this donut is wrong…I don't want to be right!!!
All and all, this was an AMAZING lunch for a day that I was going to walking around for hours on end. Delicious food and fuel for a long days work. I'd give the food an A+ and I can't wait to head back!
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Promises Lyrics - Megadeth
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[Dave Mustaine / Al Pitrelli]
Two hearts that shouldn't
Talk to each other become close
In a town much like a prison cell
People speak our names
On the street in hushed tones
Oh the stories they'd tell
If anyone would listen
You come from a town where
People don't bother saying hello
Unless somebody's born or dies
And I come from a place where they
Drag your hopes through the mud
Because their own dreams are all dying
And when we walk down the street
sponsored linksThe wind sings our name in rebel songs
The sounds of the night should make us anxious
But it's much to late when the fear is gone
I will meet you in the Next Life, I promise you
Where we can be together, I promise you
I will wait till then in Heaven, I promise you
I promise, I promise
There's so many fighting
To get past the Pearly Gates
But nobody ever wants to die or get saved
Their intentions aren't that good
And I can smell the asphalt
That's their personal road to hell being paved
And when we walk down the street
The wind sings our name in rebel songs
But it's much to late when the fear is gone
I will meet you in the Next Life, I promise you
Where we can be together, I promise you
I will wait till then in Heaven, I promise you
I promise, I promise
[Solo - Pitrelli / Solo - Mustaine]
I will meet you in the Next Life, I promise you
Where we can be together, I promise you
I will wait till then in Heaven, I promise you
I promise, I promise
[String arrangement - Suzie Katayama]
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Amazing. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/10/11
This song is just perfect. Dave couldn't had wrote a more greater song. This is my boyfriend and my song. This is the song we are dancing our first dance to as husband and wife. We got back together during a megadeth concert. Thank you Dave!
Amazing | Reviewer: Juliette | 10/2/10
All people, mostly womans, want to live a big love story but they forget when God gives you this blessing doesn't mean it's gonna be always good times.
When you find the one, you have to fight and fight for that. Doesn't care what the others know, because it's not with your friends you gonna build a life.
And remember that you have just one life!
Apart of that... xP This song is amazing! Makes me cry.
Love this song so much D: | Reviewer: Someone | 8/22/10
Im in love with my best friend. Thats the worst feeling ever. Still, he means so much to me, that I wish we could also meet in the next life... in heaven... Whenever I listen to this song, I think about him... Dave Mustaine, I love you. Thanks for writing such beautiful songs. :']
Awesome! Just Awesome! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/2/09
I enjoyed reading the previous review, because I agree with it. This songs conveys its fine to be with someone others don't approve of so long as you're happy!!! Dave Mustaine puts his golden touch on yet another song!!
Great =] | Reviewer: Steve | 2/9/08
I'm sitting Thinking about life and stuff, and These lyrics make me realize how much I love my women, and how that even though, people don't want me and her together, that it's ok, love is more important, and will live on, that's just my opinion.
Love it | Reviewer: anna | 12/3/07
I love this song.It makes me think that maybe in a next life I'll be with the one I love...I still hope he will love me too,but I don't know if that will ever happen...
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Interesting. Parallel imagery in the history of man.
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Interesting. Parallel imagery in the history of man.
This is golden.
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We are humans; but we have no choice now but to play God. And people wonder why in Genesis, partaking of the tree of knowledge is regarded as a fall. This is our fate as truly modern humans.
I don't really think it's a fate we can ultimately handle.
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Regarding a woman who was murdered in her home:
Friends and family, for their part, knew something was wrong when a locksmith finally opened the door to Tavar's abandoned beach house. The place was immaculate and smelled of cleaning products.
"It was strange," said Henry. "She was never that clean."
This makes me question my desire for cleanliness. Would anyone know if I died?! I'm already a reclusive cat-lady-in-training as it is. There should probably be an online quiz somewhere titled, "How long would it take for your friends and family to realize you're dead?"
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How long will it take for our political leaders to realize that adding monetary base to the system (more bank reserves) does very little to stimulate the economy? Whether or not we sustain a "double dip"—a return to recession in the definitional sense of two quarters of negative growth—it will still feel like that to millions of Americans due to the lack of job growth. This can only be achieved today via sustained fiscal policy action, whether via tax cuts or direct government spending. Deficit reduction per se should not be an objective of policy today, because as growth re-emerges, unemployment will come down, and the deficits we presently face will necessarily shrink.
What, then, should the government be doing today, given Bernanke's concession of the limits of monetary policy? To start, the government could initiate a Job Guarantee program, using a "buffer stock" principle more common to factory inventories: The public sector could offer fixed-wage jobs for up to 35 hours per week to anyone willing and able to work, thereby establishing and maintaining a buffer stock of employed workers, which expands when private-sector activity declines, and then reverses as private hiring returns.
The program would allow for the elimination of many existing government Welfare payments for anyone not specifically targeted for exemption, and would command greater political legitimacy, as society places a high value on work as the means through which individuals earn a livelihood. Minimum-wage legislation would no longer be needed as it would be established via this Job Guarantee program. Labor would welcome the safety net of a guaranteed job, and business would recognize the benefit of a pool of "shovel-ready" labor it could draw from as needed, as some spread to the government wage paid to these employees.
Additionally, the guaranteed public-service job would be a counter-cyclical influence, automatically increasing government employment and spending as jobs were lost in the private sector, and decreasing government jobs and spending as the private sector expanded. It would therefore remain a permanent feature of our economy, in effect acting as a buffer stock to put a floor under unemployment, whilst maintaining price stability whereby government offers a fixed wage which does not "outbid" the private sector, but simply creates a stabilizing floor and thereby prevents deflation.
In terms of jobs, policymakers must also assist the states via revenue sharing on a per capita basis with no strings attached. This will help the states to fund operations, keep workers employed, provide necessary services and fund infrastructure projects. This "radical" proposal was introduced by that noted progressive, Richard Nixon, in 1972, so the Obama administration would not be breaking new ground here.
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Beck is a fool in the manner of a court jester, a fool whom FNC properly features as foolish—a braniac with a pipe in-mouth, or a lecturer-in-chief with chalk in hand, or a handsome lad mugging to the camera as if he'd just dropped his own birthday cake in his lap. I think of him now and again as Quasimodo Lite, a deaf bell-ringer swinging from the Notre Dame of Fox… who is also heroically delighted to be our slightly stooped "Pope of Fools," because this accidental role, in this Festival of Fools called 2010, wins the cheers of the crowd.


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Born: October 11, 1967
Harry Connick, Jr.'s career has been studded with awards and recognition, including several multi-platinum and gold albums, Grammy and Emmy awards, a starring role in a Tony-winning Broadway musical and much more. A true American icon, there are few artists of Harry's stature, and fewer still with such a comprehensive span of the entire realm of entertainment.
Harry grew up in New Orleans, and it is here you will find the roots of his love for music and performing. His early talent was shaped by study with such luminaries as James Booker and Ellis Marsalis, and he was but five years old when he began performing. Harry appeared on his first jazz recording at age ten, and left New Orleans for the Big Apple at 18. Within a year he released his self-titled major label debut for Columbia Records. His second album, 20, introduced audiences to his magnificent voice, and there was no turning back Harry was on his way....
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Tanonoka Joseph Whande
July 12, 2012
ZANU-PF is going though its most difficult of times and has started cannibalising its own body parts to save the rest of its body.
But it is not necessary to work hard to breathe new life into this old party because Zimbabwe is better off without this party, which has stagnated the nation for decades.
ZANU-PF must be allowed to die. In fact, this is the right time for euthanasia.
The politics of patronage and Robert Mugabe's style of leadership have finally caught up not only with the nation but with the party itself. Mugabe made many people dependent not independent of him and, because of patronage, they forgot to cultivate their own constituencies.
Emerson Mnangagwa has been patient for decades and he has been used for just as long; he feels that he is Mugabe's rightful heir. But politics is dynamic and he is not the heir apparent as his party is trying to show him.
Mnangagwa's expectations and misguided hopes fell flat and he reportedly turned to some underhandedness to prop himself up within the party. He is accused of manipulating the District Coordinating Committees, allegedly rigging elections and putting his own people in strategic positions to make it easier for him to coast to the leadership of the party.
ZANU-PF supporters would not have any of that and violence broke out at several of these ZANU-PF elections.
And the nation has been watching with increasing alarm as ZANU-PF held what they called provincial and district elections.
The chaos and violence accompanying these so-called elections made Zimbabweans cringe when they understood that out of all the mayhem would emerge a leader to succeed Robert Mugabe.
Some of us were tempted to laugh and say 'let the destroyers of Zimbabwe destroy themselves' but the instability and violence in ZANU-PF has serious repercussions for the whole nation.
ZANU-PF, although technically the opposition party, is the ruling party in Zimbabwe, in control of the army and the police.
Its policies are implemented, whether or not the "ruling" Movement for Democratic Change likes it.
The instability in ZANU-PF, therefore, affects the nation in just about all ways.
Zimbabweans, in and outside ZANU-PF, watched as party supporters went at each other causing the annulment of several such elections and provoking the police and the military into intervening to bring peace and order between the warring factions of the same party.
Without beating around the bush, there were two factions involved; one supporting Vice President Joyce Mujuru and the other Emerson Mnangagwa.
It was, however, Mnangagwa who was constantly being named as being behind the acrimony as his people were somehow always "sweeping" most posts, causing accusations of rigging, manipulation and imposition of candidates to the extent that a few election results were rejected and re-runs ordered.
Throughout all this, I wondered whether ZANU-PF supporters had become so desensitised that it was now expected of them to rig their own elections and use violence at fellow party supporters.
I was just beginning to wonder if those old goats in the so-called Politburo cared about their own party and if their Central Committee did anything else other than drink free tea, shout meaningless slogans and go home.
But when they announced the disbanding of ZANU-PF's District Co-ordinating Committees, I felt a little hope because ZANU-PF has a tendency of blaming their failures on other people.
Both Mnangagwa and Mujuru have supporters in the army, in the police, in the youth brigades and in the civil service. So, without any doubt, the turf wars in that party affect the entire nation.
"We are worried the DCC has become a weapon used to divide the party," Mugabe said.
This, in itself, was very telling, an admission that this party divides the people. I would have hoped that Mugabe said the same about how his party divided our nation.
But what Mugabe finally admitted and said last week had been clear to many of us as the DCC appeared to belong to one man aspiring for the presidency.
Predictably, the man who was apparently gaining an upper hand during these chaotic elections and who was holding the DCC in a full Nelson and who had obviously put a lot of hope in the DCC to deliver the leadership to him was not amused.
Mnangagwa was reportedly "left stunned by the politburo's unprecedented decision to disband the party's District Coordination Committees".
Spicing up his disappointment was the fact that the DCC, Mnangagwa's trump card, was disbanded while he was out of the country.
Sounds like a coup d'état. Now they are doing to each other what they have been doing to the nation.
It was further reported that the politburo also "had evidence that Mnangagwa used his influence and money to impose candidates on the electorate", with his supporters arguing that Mnangagwa is not the only one to use such tactics "as most senior members in the party are also guilty of using cash and influence to sway voters".
Now it's coming out and the speakers are none other than ZANU-PF people themselves.
Haven't we been saying this all these years? Did they listen? Now they are talking about it because they are employing the same dirty tactics on each other.
On the other hand, I find it unfortunate that when ZANU-PF is distracted by these internal squabbles, MDC-T is not taking advantage to publicise themselves and make themselves more accessible to the people. This is an opportunity they could have utilised.
I mean, ZANU-PF is doing all that's possible to help the MDC-T but Tsvangirai's spin doctors are not taking advantage.
Imagine Jonathan Moyo if what is happening in ZANU-PF was happening in the MDC-T!
Anyway, the instability in ZANU-PF must be watched very carefully because the leaders of the two leading camps, Mujuru and Mnangagwa, have supporters in the army, in the police and in the civil service. Even in Chipangano and in the churches.
Thus, the chaos in that party could easily destabilise the country which appears to be trying very hard to get back on its feet in spite of ZANU-PF.
"In practical terms," an exiled colleague said, "common sense tells me that the abandonment of DCC's has to be replaced with some other kind of structure. Given the recent expansions in the military, it seems pretty obvious that they intend to use their control of military structures, in one form or another, to replace DCC's to run their election operations on the ground."
That would be more bad news for Zimbabwe.
The heart of the matter is that justice and fairness demand that ZANU-PF be let to die. We hold no fond memories of ZANU-PF.
It has had its run and it is time to move forward.
It failed to keep up to its mandate at independence to care for the people but, instead, became a predator, destroying not only families but the country as a whole.
ZANU-PF allowed itself to be hijacked and to be used by individuals who had personal, not national agendas. In this selfish pursuit, it became more of a cruel slave owner than a vehicle of emancipation. ZANU-PF took so many lives and it should itself just be allowed to die like the people who disappeared because of it, like the thousands of men, women and children it killed with no remorse or apology.
For more than 30 years, ZANU-PF did its part and ruined the nation. It has failed in its mandate and is abusing the nation and the people.
For those who see any glory in the survival of ZANU-PF, for those who mistake our blood for Fanta, they are welcome to work for the continued existence of their party, but conditions apply.
ZANU-PF needs renewal.
It needs a renewal of leadership and mindset. It needs to re-examine itself and what role it must play.
No longer can it use proxies of violence and human rights violations of indigenisation and land distribution to kill our people and violate human rights.
We need land redistribution, yes. We definitely need indigenisation but we do not need to achieve all these in the manner that this party is going about it. We should stop cutting of our noses to spite our faces!
ZANU-PF must get rid of the old guard for they have nothing to offer our nation anymore except to point where to bury those of our compatriots they kill.
ZANU-PF needs a total political blood transfusion and must, of necessity, get rid of its old spent forces and allow new leadership to run the party.
Just look at the top 10 leaders in ZANU-PF! It is shameful group of cruel underachievers yet the nation is brimming with young dynamic minds very well tuned to the current political dynamics.
ZANU-PF must do away with the current heap of rubbish called the Politburo and cleanse themselves of dead wood in their so-called Central Committee.
ZANU-PF has to be born again, otherwise it must just be let to die, because its death would be Zimbabwe's emancipation.
I am Tanonoka Joseph Whande and that, my fellow Zimbabweans, is the way it is today, Thursday, July 12, 2012.