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The throw is taken and it's the last act of the match. Tremendous from Stoke. They've fought their hearts out and limited Manchester City to just one shot on target despite being down to 10 men for over a half. The visitors, for their part, have had plenty of the ball but just haven't done enough with it.
Bridge cuts in on his unfavoured right and shoots. It takes a deflection but Sorensen gathers easily. At least it's a shot on target...
Richards bursts onto a long ball over the top in the Stoke box but he's offside. Sorensen beat him there and shepherded it out of play for a goal-kick in any case.
Decent ball in but it's half-cleared. Robinho works himself a crossing opportunity but Sorensen gathers well behind him.
Wright-Phillips dinks the ball into the Stoke box but Elano can't latch onto it. Stoke have no players wider of their area - it's two banks of four very narrow unless Man City move it wide.
Elano given a ticking-off by referee Atkinson for his complaints. No booking, though, but as play continues he's still chipping away. He'd do well to shut his mouth now.
Richards bursts into the Stoke box down the right and goes down under the challenge from Griffin. Manchester City up in arms appealing for a penalty but there's nothing doing. Griffin certainly didn't get the ball (it's a goal-kick) but it's not clear if he connected with Richards.
Stoke bolstering up further at the back with Ibrahima Sonko replacing Etherington, who has been lively.
Robinho fires in another pot shot from distance, but it's well wide. Credit to Stoke, they've limited Manchester City to long shots in the main and Sorensen has barely had a save to make.
Bellamy's corner in is cleared, as is Elano's ball back in. Kompany then miscontrols and Stoke clear. Harum scarum stuff from Manchester City. They need a cool head.
Bellamy takes the corner himself and it deflects of Griffin - who knew little about it - behind for another corner.
Robinho dinks a lovely ball over the Stoke backline and Richards is beyond Griffin, but he just can't get anything on it and it skips behind for a goal-kick. Stoke fans suddenly making noise again perhaps sensing the Manchester City momentum.
Kompany does well to bail out and clear the danger with Beattie closing in on goal. Pretty poor header from Richards to his central-defensive partner. Manchester City break forward and Robinho has a powerful shot blocked clear.
Elano tries to curl a cute ball through to Robinho, but Wilkinson gets in and hacks away. The ball is worked back in to Bellamy and he lashes in a curling shot. Sorensen is beaten all ends up, but the ball dips just too late.
Etherington's ball down the left looks a poor one, but Hart comes racing out of his box and lashes his clearance straight at Pugh. The ball drops nicely at Pugh's feet, but he's been penalised for handball. Could have been interesting.
Andy Griffin comes on for Amdy Faye. Pugh has moved into central midfield with Whelan, with Griffin slotting in at left-back.
Corner to Manchester City down the left. Stoke fans have gone a bit quiet here - probably feeling the nerves.
Stoke have switched Etherington to the right, presumably to cope with Bridge. Admirable effort when first tested, forcing Bridge to just run the ball straight out of play.
Tony Pulis gesticulating frenetically on the touchline. Looks like Amdy Faye might be struggling, presumably after that knock on the head earlier. He's done well to last this long.
Manchester City now something approaching 4-2-4 with Ireland and Elano central and Wright-Phillips and Robinho pushing up wide alongside Bellamy and the newcomer.
Manchester City bring Caicedo on for De Jong. Looks like the sort of player who'll relish a battle with the Stoke defenders.
More decent build-up play from Manchester City but Ireland opts not to shoot but instead lay it to Elano, who fires over.
Elano dinks a lovely ball in for Robinho, who is somehow unmarked on the edge of the Stoke box. He takes a couple of touches to control but then leathers in a left-footed shot which is high, wide and not particularly handsome.
Whipped cross from Bridge pumped clear by Shawcross. The former Manchester United youngster has been a rock thus far. The throw is worked to De Jong, who overhits a through ball but gives Sorensen a worry as it only just drifts over.
The corner comes in but it's easily cleared. The ball is eventually worked back into the Stoke box and Shawcross half clears with a header. Bellamy lines up a volley but it sails well over the bar. Great pressure from Pugh.
Wright-Phillips enduring a frustrating afternoon - this time he's penalised for a foul on Pugh as another Manchester City attack comes to nothing.
At the other end Elano hammers in a shot which almost turns into a brilliant cross, but Ireland just can't turn it goalwards despite flinging himself full length at it. Elano definitely growing in influence here.
Cresswell attempts to connect with the corner but there's less threat from Stoke as they're leaving four back to cover the three Manchester City are leaving forward.
Nice attacking play from Stoke once again as Etherington slides the ball in to Beattie. He attempts a dipping shot which strikes Kompany and rears up over the bar for a corner.
Lovely ball out to Wright-Phillips from Elano but Pugh gets in quickly and forces a throw off the England wideman.
Robinho works himself a crossing opportunity from the left but then shanks his ball in. Frustrating from the Brazilian.
Credit to Stoke they're not happy to settle for 1-0 when they get a chance they do spring forward - though this time Etherington gives the ball away after deciding for some reason not to cross towards Beattie.
Elano picking up the ball directly from the back four now and looking to be something of a 'quarterback' for Manchester City with angled balls out to left and right.
Plenty of lateral passing from Manchester City as they go from left to right and back again trying to find a way through. They eventually work it to Bellamy in the box but he's crowded out, with Abdoulaye Faye eventually clearing.
Bellamy goes down under pressure from Shawcross. Free-kick to Manchester City around 35 yards out towards the left.
Great defending from Wilkinson as he shepherds Robinho down into the corner and forces the Brazilian to turn it behind himself for a goal-kick.
The free-kick from Pugh is straight down Hart's throat and he gathers easily just outside his own six-yard box.
Elano's first act is similar to Zabaleta's last, a foul on Etherington, albeit a more robust one than the man he replaced. He's booked.
That's Zabaleta's last act - he's replaced by Elano as Manchester City look to pick the lock in the Stoke defence.
Etherington goes down under minimal pressure from Zabaleta. It's a free-kick, and probably just about deserved.
Richards works his way into the Stoke box thanks in no small part to a little nudge but his cross comes to nothing in any case as Sorensen hacks clear. A foul throw from Robinho ends their attacking efforts, though.
Robinho has to drop deep to get in the game and his response is to smack in a shot from 20 yards, but it's always drifting wide.
Think the pattern is set for the second half already - Manchester City dominant and Stoke reverting to the usual training-ground 'short-sided' defensive routine.
Free-kick to Manchester City as Onuoha is fouled. Home fans up in arms once again. They're certainly making themselves heard.
Onuoha and Cresswell collide in challenging for an aerial ball and the home fans are baying for action from the referee, but it's not even a free-kick - and rightly so.
Manchester City dominating possession once again early in the half, but they'll have to do better to force a way through as they're struggling to even get in the Stoke box.
Interesting stat - City are yet to win a Premier League game this season in which they've conceded the first goal.
Fuller's departure - we're told - is down to a "slight knock" though Stoke also wanted to get Cresswell on to free up Beattie to play up front rather than out wide as he had after Delap went off.
De Jong initially stays down after a challenge from Wilkinson but bounces back to his feet quickly enough when the free-kick isn't given. The ball was off the ground when Wilkinson went for it, but he definitely nicked it away fairly.
Back under way. Just seen a shot of Mark Hughes on the Manchester City bench. To say he looks unhappy would be something of an understatement.
All three results still odds against - the Stoke win 7/5, Manchester City 11/5 and the draw 13/8. The hosts are 9/2 to score next, Man City are 1/2 and no more goals is 14/5.
David Bailey isn't impressed with Manchester City. He writes: "Man City are dire again away from home. Is Robinho playing? Too many average players earning too much money." I can confirm Robinho IS playing, though he's been very quiet.
That's half-time and it's Stoke 1 Manchester City 0. How to sum things up? For me, Delap deserved to be sent off but Wright-Phillips was lucky to avoid at least a yellow for his kick at Delap. Manchester City dominating possession but lacking a cutting edge, which Beattie certainly provides.
GOAL - BEATTIE. No such problems at the other end! Lovely chipped ball from Whelan down the left puts Etherington in space and he sends a wonderful ball in. Bridge is caught under it and Beattie sends a brilliant header into the Manchester City net.
Stoke with two banks of four in front of the Manchester City side as they come forward - no wonder they're struggling to find a way through.
Manchester City knocking the ball around at will, but they're still struggling to break down the Stoke defence.
Fuller goes in hard but fair on Bridge. Bridge doesn't look too impressed but it's no free-kick. Nothing wrong with the tackle.
Lovely possession football from Manchester City, with every touch booed by the Stoke fans. They're looking to work a gap.
Great chance for Manchester City now with Stoke down to 10 men. It's a cliche, but the home crowd are right behind their side now and will be hoping to be their extra man.
Delap is sent off, but Wright-Phillips escapes any action for either the challenge on Pugh or the kick at Delap. Expect to hear more about that one later.
Bedlam. The backtracking Wright-Phillips goes in a little high on Pugh and Delap takes exception to it, first hacking down Wright-Phillips then smashing the ball right at him from point-blank range. Wright-Phillips has a kick back at Delap and players from both sides jump in.
Ireland bursts out of the Stoke midfield and tries to slide the ball out to Wright-Phillips, but it comes to nothing.
Wright-Phillips penalised for handball right near the edge of the Stoke penalty area. Fuller is back into the fray so Stoke are back to 11 men.
Problems piling up for Stoke as Fuller makes his way down the tunnel - we're told he needs stitches in an arm injury. Faye is back on though.
Faye makes his way to the touchline. Liam Lawrence is ready to come on but it still looks as though Faye does want to play on.
Faye back to his feet which is a great sight. Remarkably he looks keen to continue but he's looking groggy.
Most of the paramedics, who had also raced onto the field, have now retreated which must be better news. Faye is now in the hands of the Stoke physio.
Sickening clash of heads between Onuoha and Amdy Faye around five yards inside the Manchester City half. The Stoke physio is on quickly and there's real concern from those nearby.
Delap's throw actually dips just below Shawcross this time, but he shows admirable technique to flick out a foot and get an effort on target. It's well gathered by Hart, who could easily have been caught off guard.
Somehow referee Atkinson opts not to give a free-kick when Fuller is brought down by Zabaleta a couple of yards outside the Manchester City area. Terrible decision. Stoke do have a throw in Delap range, though.
Lovely ball in from Bridge which Robinho is eased away from by Shawcross at the front post - and Sorensen pats it clear. Unconvincing from the 'keeper but Stoke survive.
All too easy for Hart this one and he gathers confidently before bowling it straight out to set Manchester City on the counter-attack.
Foul to Manchester City around 10 yards inside the Stoke half as Ireland is pushed by Delap. It's worked to Zabaleta centrally but his attempted ball out to the left sails out. Definite lack of cohesion from Manchester City here - they clearly have talent by the bucketload but they've not stamped their pattern of play on this game yet.
Stoke cranking up the pressure now. First Fuller gets the ball in the box but can't work himself a shooting opportunity, then an Etherington cross sails over Beattie. Much better from the hosts.
Free-kick hoisted into the Manchester City box which Beattie attempts to get on to, but it's pumped clear.
Hart does well to come through bodies to punch this corner clear. It bounces out for a throw, though, which Delap flings in. Shawcross meets it, but his header sails over.
The corner is whipped in to the back post, and is headed behind with Shawcross looking to knock it back in. Another corner.
Free-kick to Stoke in the Manchester City half taken quickly by Whelan to Fuller, and the striker forces a corner despite protests from the visiting fans.
A short corner initially catches Manchester City napping, but Kompany clears a poor ball from Etherington. The visitors spring on the counter-attack and Ireland and Bellamy combine to set up the unmarked Robinho but his 20-yard shot is straight at Sorensen. Should have done better.
Lovely delivery from the corner, which Hart has to punch behind for another corner. Excellent goalkeeping to help the ball on its way.
Bridge comes forward from left-back and tries to slide it out to Bellamy down the inside-left channel, but it drifts out. Poor.
Delap gets his delivery right this time, but the referee's seen something he doesn't like from the Stoke players in the box and it's a free-kick to Manchester City and a chance to clear.
Sloppy play from Pugh as he gifts the ball to Kompany, who is then fouled by the backtracking Whelan.
Manchester City still probably having most of the ball but they're just lacking a bit of cohesion at present. No surprise given the amount of changes at the club of late.
Kompany, captaining Manchester City in the absence of Richard Dunne, pumps the ball downfield and it sails out of play. Dreadful. Bellamy and Hughes are among those clearly not impressed with that delivery.
Kompany nicks in to take the ball away from Fuller and is then fouled from behind. A ticking-off for Fuller, though he's not impressed with the decision.
Bellamy taking a leaf out of the Stoke book by putting the pressure on the Potters defenders. He has to concede a throw, but he'll settle for that as Pugh was looking to clear.
Good hassling once again from Stoke - this time from Pugh and Etherington - but De Jong is composed on the ball and draws a foul from Pugh in the right-back spot.
Delap hurls the ball in from the right but it's well gathered by Hart having flown over the massed ranks of Stoke players.
Good pressure from first Ireland then Bellamy presents the former with a volleyed chance from the edge of the box but it's a difficult one having dropped from on high - and he shanks it.
The away side with a spell of keep ball. Stoke are harrying them high up the field but Mark Hughes' men looking to use width on both sides to find a way through.
Fuller gets clear down the right but Hart does well to gather his cross. City spring forward and Robinho works himself a crossing opportunity from the left, but it lands on top of the net.
Commentator's curse there - a string of long balls from both sides come to nothing. Needs someone to get their foot on it.
Manchester City force a corner which is floated in from the left and Sorensen fails to gather, but it's because of Richards jumping into him. Free-kick Stoke. Quite a bright start here.
Great pressure from the Stoke lads as the throw comes to nothing, with Zabaleta caught in possession.
Bellamy's first touch is greeted with widespread boos from the Stoke fans, but he forces a throw deep in the home side's half.
Whelan tries to slide a ball down the inside-right channel for Fuller, but the striker is just eased away from the ball and Hart is able to gather unchallenged.
Marko from Finland says: "I think Man City must win this one. Their last away win in the Premier League was Aug 31 at Sunderland, if I'm right?! So it's been a while...Robinho scores a couple and Man City hold a clean sheet."
Shaunvir Samra writes: "I'm not too sure about this one. Stoke are winnless in their last 9 games and Man City have not won away in their last 10. If i had to put money on it then I'm going for the draw, but I'm expecting plenty of goals, with one coming from Robinho."
For those who prefer someone else to work out the changes in teams, here you go - Ricardo Fuller returns to the Stoke XI for the first time since his bust-up with Andy Griffin in place of Richard Cresswell, while Danny Pugh replaces Danny Higginbotham. Manchester City are unchanged.
Could be an interesting afternoon in one Stafford household. Matt writes: "Man City should win this by a large gap, i reckon 3-0 or 3-1. I have a Stoke friend sat next to me and he reckons 3-0 Stoke so could be fun." Hope you're still friends after the game...
Let me know your thoughts on how you see things panning out with an email to firstname.lastname@example.com - when time allows during the action I'll publish the best. Ashley Smith, for example, fancies 3-1 'City' (though both teams are actually Citys!). I'm assuming he means Manchester City.
Just had a quick look at the betting odds courtesy of Sky Bet - and it makes interesting viewing with both teams odds against for the win. Stoke are 9/4 shots with City 6/5. The draw is a 12/5 chance.
Man City: Hart, Richards, Kompany, Onuoha, Bridge, Wright-Phillips, De Jong, Zabaleta, Ireland, Bellamy, Robinho. Subs: Schmeichel, Fernandes, Garrido, Elano, Caicedo, Jo, Vassell.
The teams are in. Stoke: Sorensen, Wilkinson, Shawcross, Abdoulaye Faye, Pugh, Delap, Whelan, Amdy Faye, Etherington, Beattie, Fuller. Subs: Simonsen, Olofinjana, Cresswell, Lawrence, Griffin, Kitson, Sonko.


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Sure look like closed-body golf carts to me!
Thanks Andy
I was there few times. Cambridge, Oxford, Greenwich, 2-3 times in London. These are old scanned photos from the age of film.
Nice, but misleading. Lichens are by definition of what they are - a primitive symbiotic organism consisting of a fungus and a single celled algae - are NOT a flowering plant, which in evolutionary terms is much more advanced. What I can see in your snap is a mixture of lichen and an angiosperm with a pretty little purple flower.
Excellent shot. Very much LIKE. Have been for many walks on Carn Marth, but only in the snow once, in December 2009. Fond memories. Best wishes, Andy
The term "Archeometre" originates from the Greek and means "the measure of the principle". The system refers also to a series of symbols and meanings, which refer to the federal drawer.
'Archeometre' is it the measurement of the 'Archee' (Universal Cosmic Force) of which the Hermetists speaks. Is it a process, a 'key' which makes it possible to penetrate the Mysteries of the Word. It is a measuring instrument of the first (primary) principles of the manifested universe.
Alexandre Saint Yves d'Alveydre's Archeometre shows the original Atlantean alphabet translates into the material the word, form, color, smell, sound and taste, the key to all religions and the sciences of antiquity.
The Archeometre is represented by a circle, which has two scales from 0 to 360 degrees and 360 degrees to 0. It is divided into 12 ranges with 30 degrees each. In the individual ranges are drawn in the tierkreiszeichen, planet, colors, tones and the letters of different alphabets.
The Archeometre is a universal canon (guide), which wants to point the relationship out between the astrological indications, tones, smells, letters and colors. The musician finds therein the color of tones, the writer the toncharakter of letter etc. The Archeometre is to also point practical use out that the religions, arts and architecture a synthesis from different ranges to form.
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How Obama Could Regain His Mojo (Or Not)
In response to a stunningly strange Washington Post column last week by two Washington insiders that President Obama could seal a legacy of greatness for himself by promising now to not seek a second term, Dave Weigel over at Slate wrote a very funny column last week laying to waste that idea.
After suggesting some of his own patently ridiculous advice to the president (Obama should kill Khalid Sheik Muhammed with his bare hands) he asked readers to share their own outrageous proposals for how the president could get back his mojo.
Weigel shared some of the "best" ideas Thursday. This was one of my favorites:
From Ted Getzel: "Obama should go to an Evangelical Church every Sunday with a .pearl handled .44 magnum prominently hanging from his hip. He should also wear tooled leather cowboy boots a ten gallon hat and a fat American Flag belt buckle. This will do much to make up for his "cling" speech in San Francisco and win back the heart of the country. Shooting a few deer at Camp David would be good, as would not pardoning the "National Turkey" for Thanksgiving and instead whipping out a hatchet and cutting its head off on national TV. After all this Iran might give up its nuclear program and bonding with Putin would be a cinch."
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When the Land Was Young: Reflections on American Archaeologyby Sharman Apt Russell, Sharman Russell
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A clay potsherd, a petroglyph, a flint spear point, a bone: archaeology is a dry business, sifting through dusty time to find the remains of long-gone life. But as immersed as it is in the details of the dead, archaeology belongs to the living. It is a tale of peopling that in North America extends our cultural perspective back at least twelve thousand years, a story that Sharman Apt Russell brings to vibrant, contentious life as it is enacted today, revealing past and present alike. A history of archaeology in America, written with clear-eyed wit and grace, Russell's book takes the study of our ancestors out of the museum and shows us the immediate, human implications of our forays into the past. Whether eyeing the theory that humans caused the extinction of Pleistocene mega-fauna, or the demands for the repatriation of Native American remains, or the meaning of burial mounds in Ohio, Russell keeps in clear view the idea that there are multiple ways of examining the past. She interviews an array of characters who have been instrumental in reshaping modern archaeology and speaks to those, such as Pawnee activists fighting for the return of ancestral remains or a Navajo archaeologist at odds with his people's prohibition against handling the dead, who continue to wrestle with the nature and practice of archaeology today.
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Russell (Kill the Cowboy, 1993, etc.) loves archaeology, "the tale of our first awkward relationship, the wrestling match of humans and the natural world," and when she stumbles across a sherd of Mogollon plainware, a fragment of Mimbres pottery, a 3,000-year-old piece of cordage, she feels the thrill of time travel, of making a distant connection. Then she replaces the relic where she found it; that little piece of history needs, she believes, to remain in situ, so that others in the future may feel the weight of its place and contextmuseums won't do, nor will the mantlepieces of deep-pocketed collectors. The notion of "context" pervades this book. What does it mean to take artifacts from their location? Who do they belong to? What do they lose by being separated from their site? And, as much of the book has to do with the remains of Native American cultures in the southwestern US, what are the specific questions of accountability archaeologists should consider when they dig up a grave site in that region? The remains of the people uncovered are, the Zunis believe, still sentient, still voyaging, seeking their next stage. The repatriation of native remains is only one of Russell's concerns. Her thoughts dance every which way: She explores the problems of "geofacts" and the foibles of quick diagnosis, the pleasures of cave archaeology and paleofecal specimens, ancient roadways and their heavenly orientation, the cultural and ideological baggage that archaeologists bring to their profession. All of this is presented with wonderful facility, a kind of dreamily dilettanish innocence, making these rather rarified concerns the stuff of everday life.
Agile, cerebral, ruminative, entirely satisfying.
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The Wonder Of Baltic Cruises
The time is here once more. You feel the desire for some difference as everything usual looks way too recognizable as well as stale. The basic chore of driving to the office has become a serious undertaking that has to be endured. Your imagination start to wander to far away countries, and new sights and scents. In essence you are due for a holiday! Which in turn calls forth one more issue of the ideal destination as well as the recreation. You come to realize that every one of the travel options must be arranged and thoroughly planned out. Maybe you need to hire an auto, or maybe not. There is certainly lots of homework that should be included. When you take all that into account, it can be a real dilemma to choose a good starting point for all of your planning. Thankfully there is a solution, and that option is Baltic cruises.
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1). We want to stress that there is no documentary evidence that George Pegram, born circa 1727, is the father and or grandfather of George Scott Pegram, Jr.. Most of the research on this line was done during the 1970s by Robert E. Bob Pegram of Dallas, Texas. It was his opinion that George Scott Pegram, Jr. was a descendant of Edward Pegram. However, Dr. Simmons, after reviewing the same source records, decided that this was questionable and was inclined to place George Scott Pegram, Jr. as a descendant of George Pegram, the brother of Edward and Daniel. My recollection is that in conversations with Bob Pegram during the 1970s, I told him that I also felt that George Scott Pegram, Jr. was probably not descended from Edward. At the same time, Bob Pegram did a great job of tracing the descendants of George Scott Pegram, Jr. who appeared in present Cheatham Co., Tennessee shortly after 1800. Since we want to share the work of Bob Pegram with the many descendants of George Scott Pegram, Jr., we have arbitrarily placed him as a grandson of George Pegram, brother of Daniel Pegram of Warren Co. and Edward Pegram of Dinwiddie Co. With this introduction, we hope that someone with a good analytical eye will again review the limited source material available to make a determination as to the best possible choice for the father of George Scott Pegram, Jr. Phil Alfeld, a descendant of Baker Pegram recently found the following at the Virginia State Library on the microfilm for miscellaneous Dinwiddie County records for 1763 May George Pegram granted an Ordinary license Logically this should be George Pegram, son of Daniel Pegram and at last places George in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. with his brother, Edward. Other extant records also show a George to be living in Dinwiddie Co., Virginia during the second half of the 18th century who we assume is a son of George. We still hope that as more records are transcribed and indexed, we may yet find additional evidence to conclusively place George. In the interim, we want to share the records that have been compiled on the descendants of George Scott Pegram, Jr. since we concur that he is descended from our common ancestor, George Pegram of Williamsburg, Virginia. Birth Since he was not named in his father s will, it is assumed he was born after his father s death in 1726. Source www.patch.net pegramHUSBANDName: George Pegram Note Born: 1727 at Williamsburg, Va Married: Died: Father: Daniel Pegram Mother: SarahWIFEName: Born: Died: Father: Mother:CHILDRENName: George Pegram Born: Died: 1812NOTES
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PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (AP) - Rebellious soldiers demanded the government resign Monday after a mutiny spread to two more barracks and commanders distributed arms and ammunition.
Prime Minister Sir Mekere Morauta was trying to defuse the crisis from a secret location after the troops demanded the government hand over power within one week to a caretaker administration and call elections.
The mutiny began last week when about 100 soldiers seized weapons at Murray Barracks in Port Moresby, angered at a government plan to cut the military by half to 1,900 men. The government quickly scrapped the plan, part of efforts to revive the South Pacific nation's ailing economy.
But the soldiers now demand the government give up power.
Speaking from London, Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said the international community would not tolerate any unconstitutional action by the soldiers. He declined to respond to questions about possible Australian military intervention.
"I'll just leave the message as I've delivered it and that is it would be enormously provocative, very dangerous and completely to the detriment of Papua New Guinea if any soldiers were to take action which was unconstitutional," Downer told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio.
Australia used to administer Papua New Guinea and is the cash-strapped nation's largest aid donor.
Soldiers at the Taurama and Goldie River Barracks outside the capital joined the uprising, officials said Monday. Commanders distributed weapons and ammunition at the request of their troops.
"They want this government to go at all costs - nothing more, nothing less. And they are prepared to shed blood to see this government go," an unidentified officer was quoted as saying by the Post-Courier newspaper.
There were no reports of incidents and the soldiers stayed in their barracks.
The South Pacific has suffered a wave of political violence in recent years. Fiji was hit by a coup last May that ousted the country's first ethnic Indian prime minister and fighting shook the Solomon Islands.
The Cabinet on Monday endorsed the prime minister's decision to abandon efforts to restructure the military. The government has been trying to salvage the economy, battered by years of poor management and corruption.
Australia, which used to administer Papua New Guinea, expressed support Monday for Morauta's government. Prime Minister John Howard said democracy must be preserved.
Meanwhile, Indonesia's president said Monday he would pardon a separatist leader on trial for sedition in Irian Jaya, an Indonesian province that shares the same island with Papua New Guinea,
Theys H. Eluay, who heads the Papuan Presidium Council, was arrested in December ahead of a pro-independence rally in the provincial capital, Jayapura.
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Joseph Hémard's life, and art, was repeatedly affected by war. He was captured shortly after World War I began and spent the remainder of the war in a German prisoner-of-war camp. During his captivity, he drew his surroundings, fellow prisoners, and guards and published those with his reminiscences in 1919 as Chez les Fritz [Fritz's House].
Joseph Hémard, Chez les Fritz. 1919. Collection of Farley P. Katz.
On the cover of another book about war, published on the eve of World War II, Hémard painted a lonely private on guard.
Amédée Pavard, Monsieur Pavard s'en va-t-en Guerre. 1939. Vellum binding with color drawing by Hémard. Collection of Farley P. Katz.
Hémard remained in Paris during the occupation, after which he co-authored and illustrated a pamphlet of humorous stories from the war years, Gavroche Sous la Botte [Citizen Under the Boot]. Shown is an illustration for a story in which Hitler attempts to enter Heaven, but is told that he must first paint "Juif" (Jew) on each star in the universe.
M. Fougerole & Joseph Hémard, Gavroche Sous la Botte. 1945. Collection of Farley P. Katz.
After the liberation of Paris in 1944, Hémard produced several anti-Hitler joke postcards. In the one shown here, the matron Germania scolds Hitler for allowing the Allies to kick his rear end.
Joseph Hémard, Anti-Hitler post cards. After August 25, 1944. Collection of Farley P. Katz.
" 'And then I drew for books': The Comic Art of Joseph Hémard," curated by Farley P. Katz and Mike Widener, is on display Sept. 15 - Dec. 15, 2012, in the Rare Book Exhibition Gallery, Level L2, Lillian Goldman Law Library, Yale Law School.
Mark Weiner has posted a video on his Worlds of Law blog, which features our Supreme Court Bobblhead Collection. In "A Philosophical Reflection on Judicial Bobbleheads", Weiner uses the bobbleheads as a point of departure for a comparison between the judiciary in the U.S. and Germany. You can also view the video on YouTube.
The cataloging of our Bobblehead Doll Collection was completed just this week, and Mark Weiner's video is a direct result. You can browse the entire collection via the record for the Bobblehead Doll Collection in our online catalog, MORRIS. In addition, the records for the Supreme Court Bobbleheads feature thumbnail images (like the one shown here) derived from the "Annotated Bobbleheads" on the website of The Green Bag, the "journal of entertaining law" that issues the bobbleheads.
Thanks to Mark Weiner for the video, to our cataloger Susan Karpuk for her fine cataloging, to Mary Jane Kelsey (Associate Librarian for Technical Services) for linking the thumbnail images, and to Ross Davies, editor of The Green Bag, for designating the Lillian Goldman Law Library as the official Supreme Court Bobblehead archive.
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Between 1808 and 1865 more than one million enslaved men, women, and children were forcibly moved from the Upper to the Lower South, where the expansion of sugar and cotton production created high demand for enslaved labor. New Orleans, home to more than fifty slave markets in the antebellum period, was the nexus of this trade.
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Public Debut of Asian Elephants Kamala, Swarna and Maharani at Smithsonian's National Zoo
The National Zoo's three new female Asian elephants—Kamala (39), Swarna (39) and Maharani (23)—made their public debut in one of the outdoor yards on Elephant Trails for the first time Monday, June 23. After arriving at the Zoo May 23, the elephants spent 30 days in quarantine per standard procedure. On loan from the Calgary Zoo in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, they will join the Zoo's herd of four Asian elephants: females Ambika (66), Shanthi (39), Bozie (38) and male Kandula (12).
During their quarantine period, the elephants had access to five stalls inside the elephant barn and one off-exhibit outdoor yard. Today, the elephants explored an outdoor portion of their new habitat. Based on behavioral cues, the Zoo staff will gradually introduce the females to the Zoo's original elephants. The Zoo anticipates that the herd will form a social group like those found in the wild. Although the two groups of elephants were not able to physically interact while the females from Calgary Zoo were in quarantine, they have been able to see and hear each other. According to elephant-keeper staff, there has been a lot of communication between the two groups. Elephants 'talk' using a low-frequency infrasound.
The Zoo's Elephant Trails exhibit was designed in keeping with the best practices for Asian-elephant management and can accommodate a multigenerational herd. It includes space for socializing, enrichment training and playing. The facility can house eight to 10 adult elephants and their young.
Kamala and Swarna were born around 1975 in Sri Lanka and lived at the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage until 1976. Maharani, Kamala's second calf, was born in July 1990 at the Calgary Zoo. Records indicate that Kamala, Swarna, Bozie and Shanthi all lived at the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage in Sri Lanka for a time. There was no way to definitively determine if Kamala and Swarna would recognize Bozie and Shanthi.
The Calgary Zoo announced in April 2012 that it would relocate its elephants based on their long-term welfare needs. The National Zoo was chosen as the new home for the elephants in August 2013. Philanthropist David M. Rubenstein contributed $2 million, enabling the National Zoo to bring the elephants to Washington. The funds covered the costs of elephant transportation, elephant keepers' travel and training, health care and veterinary assessments, facility upgrades and in situ conservation. It was Rubenstein's second major gift to the National Zoo.
The Zoo will continue to provide updates on the elephants on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and through National Zoo News. Visitors can see Shanthi, Ambika, Bozie and Kandula on exhibit at Elephant Trails. At select times and pending elephant behavior, Kamala, Swarna and Maharani will also be on exhibit at Elephant Trails. The elephant cam will continue to provide opportunities to see the new elephants when they are not on exhibit.
For additional information about the Zoo's elephants, visit the online press kit, which includes the new elephants' biographies.
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The Parker Lancers JV baseball team won Wednesday's away conference game against La Jolla Country Day by a score of 12-9.
(April 27, 2011: La Jolla, CA 92037) The La Jolla Country Day Torreys baseball team (La Jolla, CA), 12-9 in Wednesday's league outing with the visiting Parker Lancers (San Diego, CA)
The Lancers now hold a 5-1 record. They take the field next when they travel to Mar Vista for a non-league outing on Tuesday, May 3. Parker will face a Mariners team coming off a 7-6 league loss to Southwest (San Diego, CA). The Mariners record now stands at 4-16.
Next, the Torreys face the Santa Fe Christian Eagles (Solana Beach, CA) in a outing, on Thursday, April 28. La Jolla Country Day will attempt to advance on its 7-6 season record.