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Clinton is thronged in Tahrir Square
March 17, 2011
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CAIRO - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton waded into crowds Wednesday at the symbolic heart of the uprising that toppled Egypt's longtime autocratic leader, urging the country's temporary leaders not to allow the revolution to fizzle or be compromised by extremists. As the Obama administration sharpened its criticism of Bahrain's crackdown on protesters, Clinton heaped praise on Egypt's antigovernment demonstrators whose peaceful protests in central Tahrir Square ousted President Hosni Mubarak last month.
U.S. presses Egypt to speed civilian rule
November 26, 2011
By Hamza Hendawi and Sarah el-Deeb, Associated Press
CAIRO - The United States increased pressure Friday on Egypt's military rulers to hand over power to civilian leaders, and the generals turned to a Mubarak-era politician to head a new government in a move that failed to satisfy the more than 100,000 protesters who jammed Tahrir Square in the biggest rally yet this week. The demonstrators rejected the appointment of Kamal el-Ganzouri as prime minister, breaking into chants of "Illegitimate! Illegitimate!" and setting up a showdown between the two sides only three days before key parliamentary elections.
In Egypt, Twitter fuels uprising
April 6, 2013
By Julia Rhodes, WILMINGTON FRIENDS SCHOOL
Most people use social media to connect with friends, share cat pictures, or perhaps play Farmville. But the young protesters who took to Tahrir Square on Jan. 25, 2011, found an essential use for these sites: Egyptians used Twitter and Facebook to orchestrate demonstrations against President Hosni Mubarak's autocracy. Dissidents used the Facebook page "We Are All Khaled Said" as a pivotal tool in the downfall of Mubarak. Protesters shared the plight of Khaled Said, a young activist who was arbitrarily arrested and killed by police.
The rich symbolism of the square in Cairo
February 4, 2011
By Jeff Gammage, Inquirer Staff Writer
When she first traveled to Cairo for fieldwork in 1993, Farha Ghannam recalled, Tahrir Square was mostly used as a bus depot. Today, it's the battleground on which the future of Egypt is being fought - a space rich with symbolism and meaning, held and defended by protesters at the cost of some lives. "There's this feeling [among demonstrators] that 'if we lose at Tahrir Square, we're going to lose the fight,' " said Ghannam, an anthropology professor at Swarthmore College who studies the use of public space in Egypt.
Military leader is heckled by crowd
July 17, 2011
By Sarah El Deeb, Associated Press
CAIRO - A member of Egypt's ruling military council on Saturday briefly visited a protest camp in a central Cairo square, but left after protesters, some holding up shoes in anger, booed him off a stage. Maj. Gen. Tarek el-Mahdi had come to Tahrir Square to persuade a dozen demonstrators to end a hunger strike they began several days ago, but was forced to cut short his visit because of the heckling. Mahdi told state TV he was disappointed that a small crowd of protesters managed to drive him out of the square before he could reach the tent housing the hunger strikers.
Egyptian police free Drexel student, lawyer says
November 27, 2011
By Mari A. Schaefer, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Drexel University student who was arrested by Egyptian police after he allegedly threw Molotov cocktails during a pro-democracy protest has been released from the police station where he had been in custody, his attorney said Friday. Theodore Simon, a Philadelphia lawyer representing the family of Gregory Porter, said that "certain necessary administrative steps" that precluded Porter's release from police custody had been resolved and that he expected his client to be on his way home "very soon.
Egyptian army rulers challenged
April 9, 2011
Associated Press
CAIRO - Egypt's protesters stepped up their challenge to the country's ruling military yesterday, as tens of thousands massed to demand that it prosecute ousted President Hosni Mubarak and his family for alleged corruption. Meanwhile, a smaller group tested out the army's tolerance with a march on Israel's embassy. The mass rally in Cairo's central Tahrir Square was the biggest by protesters in weeks, and hundreds remaining there shortly before midnight said they were planning to camp out overnight.
Protests mark an Egyptian milestone
February 12, 2013
By Sarah El Deeb and Amir Makar, Associated Press
CAIRO - Security forces sprayed protesters with water hoses and tear gas outside the presidential palace Monday as Egyptians marked the second anniversary of the fall of autocrat Hosni Mubarak with angry demonstrations against his elected successor. The forces were trying to disperse a small crowd of protesters after some of them attempted to cross a barbed-wire barrier meant to block them from the palace gate. Some protesters chanted: "The people want to bring down the regime. " Others threw stones.
U.S. envoy in Cairo meets with Drexel student
November 24, 2011
By Michael Matza, Inquirer Staff Writer
The U.S. consul general in Cairo met Wednesday with the three American students accused of throwing firebombs from a rooftop during pro-democracy protests in Tahrir Square. The three, including Drexel University student Gregory Porter, 19, of Glenside, were arrested Monday by Egypt's military. "They are safe and being treated well," Drexel president John A. Fry said in a statement after being briefed about the Cairo meeting. The students were questioned by Egyptian authorities, said Fry, "but no charges have been filed.
In Cairo, Chester Countians witnessed history in the making
February 4, 2011
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What started as a winter getaway to visit family in Cairo ended up as a brush with history for Shereen Abou-Gharbia and her mother - eyewitnesses to events that could help reshape the Middle East. Abou-Gharbia and her mother, Lamaat Shalaby, both of Chester County, arrived in Cairo on Jan. 26, the day after the first demonstrations in the city's Tahrir Square. They were intending to meet Shereen's father, Magid Abou-Gharbia, a professor at the Temple University School of Pharmacy, who had been scheduled to arrive later and speak in Luxor, about 450 miles south of Cairo, but wound up canceling.
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Protesters, tear gas fill Istanbul streets
June 3, 2013
By Suzan Fraser and Bulut Emiroglu, Associated Press
ISTANBUL, Turkey - Thousands of people flooded Istanbul's main square Saturday after a crackdown on antigovernment protests turned city streets into a battlefield clouded by tear gas. Though he offered some concessions to demonstrators, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan remained largely defiant in the face of the biggest popular challenge to his power in a decade in office, insisting the protests are undemocratic and illegitimate. Public anger has flared among urban and secular Turks after police violently broke up an antidevelopment sit-in in the landmark Taksim Square, with protests spreading to dozens of other cities as demonstrators denounced what they see as Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian style.
Assailant stabs American in Egypt
May 10, 2013
By Maggie Michael, Associated Press
CAIRO - An assailant stabbed an American man on Thursday while they were standing outside the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, security officials said. The area around the U.S. Embassy has been the site of anti-American incidents and violence in the past, but stabbings are uncommon despite political unrest that has roiled Egypt since the 2011 uprising. Embassy spokesman David Ranz confirmed that a U.S. citizen was stabbed, and said he was immediately rushed to the hospital. His condition was not known.
Morsi backers and foes clash in streets of Cairo
April 20, 2013
By Sarah El Deeb and Maggie Michael, Associated Press
CAIRO - Supporters and opponents of Egypt's Islamist president battled in the streets near Tahrir Square on Friday as an Islamist rally demanding a purge of the judiciary devolved into violence. The rally centered on a contentious aspect of the country's deep political polarization - the courts. Islamist backers of President Mohammed Morsi say the judiciary is infused with former regime loyalists who are blocking his policies, while opponents fear Islamists want to take over the courts and get rid of secular-minded judges to consolidate the Muslim Brotherhood's power.
In Egypt, Twitter fuels uprising
April 6, 2013
By Julia Rhodes, WILMINGTON FRIENDS SCHOOL
Most people use social media to connect with friends, share cat pictures, or perhaps play Farmville. But the young protesters who took to Tahrir Square on Jan. 25, 2011, found an essential use for these sites: Egyptians used Twitter and Facebook to orchestrate demonstrations against President Hosni Mubarak's autocracy. Dissidents used the Facebook page "We Are All Khaled Said" as a pivotal tool in the downfall of Mubarak. Protesters shared the plight of Khaled Said, a young activist who was arbitrarily arrested and killed by police.
Egyptian abuse brings backlash
February 14, 2013
By Brian Rohan, Associated Press
CAIRO - Egyptian women are growing increasingly angry and militant as they deal with one of the unintended consequences of the Arab Spring: an epidemic of sexual assault that law enforcement has failed to contain. The backlash, which includes self-defense courses for women and even threats of violent retaliation, is fueled by ultraconservative Islamists who suggest that women invite assault by attending antigovernment protests where they mix with men. At marches against sexual harassment in Cairo, women have brandished kitchen knives in the air. Stenciled drawings on building walls depict girls fighting off men with swords.
Protests mark an Egyptian milestone
February 12, 2013
By Sarah El Deeb and Amir Makar, Associated Press
CAIRO - Security forces sprayed protesters with water hoses and tear gas outside the presidential palace Monday as Egyptians marked the second anniversary of the fall of autocrat Hosni Mubarak with angry demonstrations against his elected successor. The forces were trying to disperse a small crowd of protesters after some of them attempted to cross a barbed-wire barrier meant to block them from the palace gate. Some protesters chanted: "The people want to bring down the regime. " Others threw stones.
In Egypt, police regain role as a force in politics
February 1, 2013
By Hamza Hendawi, Associated Press
CAIRO - With near impunity and the backing of the Islamist president, Egyptian police have been accused of firing wildly at protesters, beating them, and lashing out with deadly force in clashes across much of the country in the last week, regaining their Hosni Mubarak-era notoriety as a tool of repression. In the process, nearly 60 people have been killed and hundreds injured, and the security forces have reemerged as a significant political player after spending the two years since Mubarak's ouster on the sidelines, sulking or unwilling to fully take back the streets.
A masked group joins the mayhem in Egypt
January 29, 2013
By Maggie Michael, Associated Press
CAIRO - An unpredictable new element has entered Egypt's wave of political unrest: a mysterious group of masked young men called the Black Bloc who present themselves as the defenders of protesters opposed to the Islamist president's rule. They boast that they're willing to use force to fight back against Islamists who have attacked protesters in the past - or against police who crack down on demonstrations. The youths with faces hidden under black wrestlers' masks have appeared among stone-throwing protesters in clashes with police around Egypt the past five days in the wave of political violence that has shaken the country.
Egyptians protest at palace
December 6, 2012
By Abigail Hauslohner, Washington Post
CAIRO - Tens of thousands of protesters massed outside the presidential palace and in Tahrir Square in Cairo on Tuesday, as Egyptians voiced their opposition to President Mohammed Morsi for a 12th straight day. The deepening political crisis has pitted Morsi, the country's first democratically elected president, and his Islamist backers against a broad alliance of young liberals, judges, human-rights groups, and loyalists of the former government....
Worldview: Cairo rally may actually show Islamist weakness
November 12, 2012
By Trudy Rubin, Inquirer Columnist
CAIRO - The crowd of Salafis in Tahrir Square, several thousand strong, was angry that a draft of a new Egyptian constitution wasn't based entirely on sharia law. The bearded men, many dressed in long, traditional galabiyas - with wives garbed in black, from their gloves to the veils that revealed only their eyes - were a far cry from the young liberals who filled the square in January 2011. Many of the men were members of al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya, a group that killed hundreds of policemen and civilians, and dozens of tourists, in the 1990s.
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Legalize it and this **** is over.
No but it'll at least take away a good majority of their money.
Legalizing it in Mexico wont do $h1-t. since they dont get paid there they get paid either in EEUU or Europe. who are the biggest consumers.
The same arguments were made regarding alcohol during the prohibition ... and it did curb (yes, not stop totally, I know) vioence and criminal activities, massively so. I do not doubt for a moment that legalizing mild drugs would have the same effect.
So you want to legalize everything? Even dangerous hard drugs that destroy people and afterwards the society?
This stuff, not to speak of modern drugs can destroy whole countries and empires:
The point is, this is not about PREVENTING drugs from being made available, because they ALREADY ARE available everywhere.
Yes there is stuff that is a lot worse than opium, but that is mostly due to the fact that drugs like heroin are/were so hard to get. There are functional heroin addicts just as there are functional alcoholics, and I think if addicts have access to clean, uncut drugs and sterile syringes it would in fact be less detrimental to their health than an alcohol addiction. To my knowledge alcohol is the only drug where abrupt withdrawal can actually kill you, and it is alo proven to be one of the most addictive drugs.
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Although the 2012-13 concert season is over, we are busy ... busy planning the upcoming release of our new CD, "Sheer Grace!" Included on the recording are works by Ola Gjeilo (pictured left), Stephen Paulus, Sergei Rachmaninoff and more, plus the 2013 Raabe prize-winning composition, "Nada Te Turbe," by Jake Runestad.
David Cherwien and the 66 members of the National Lutheran Choir will travel to Luther College to present a concert based on the everlasting presence of Jesus Christ: Yesterday, Today and Forever. A wide range of choral pieces will be performed, from early chant and familiar hymns to new works, including a World Premiere, "With High Delight," by Paul D. Weber and the 2013 Raabe prize-winning composition, "Nada Te Turbe," by Jake Runestad. Audience members will also enjoy readings, reflections and audience-involved singing throughout the program.
The Association of Lutheran Church Musicians will host the National Lutheran Choir to perform at the national conference taking place at Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, Indiana. Besides performing a hymn festival featuring accompanying instrumentalists from Lutheran Summer Music and congregational singing, the NLC will also present workshops on repertoire for the lectionary.
Here are the reflections spoken by Susan Palo Cherwien during the National Lutheran Choir's hymn festival on Friday and Sunday, May 3 and 5. Some variant of these reflections will also be part of the hymn festivals performed at Lutheran Summer Music (on Saturday, June 29 @ 7:30pm) and Association of Lutheran Church Musicians (on Monday, July 1 @ 7pm).
Ann Lamott, a liberal born-again Christian, has an incredible knack for capturing the feeling you get when music connects you with the people around you. Listen to this memorable story. A National Lutheran Choir hymn festival is a little like this - you come to hear a "concert" and then, suddenly and unexpectedly, you're singing out loud in front of strangers. You might know the melody but sometimes you are completely lost and, to yourself, you sound like someone in pain, moaning an approximation of a song. And then you hear it. You hear yourself as part of the audience.
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First off, we did not eat here , but, on the basis of the wine list and the service, it's a winner. Generously, they offered 3 tastings before I could settle on one. The glasses are polished with immaculate perfection, as it should be but often is not. We will return when we travel again to Stillwater!
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Dr. Bacon has served as Executive Associate Dean and AHEC Program Director at the UNC School Of Medicine since 1996. He holds faculty appointments in the Department of Social Medicine in the UNC School of Medicine and in Health Policy and Administration in the UNC School of Public Health. His academic and career interests are in the development of a health workforce, with a particular focus on primary care providers to serve the needs of vulnerable populations.
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Sure, Apple and Google are at war, but that doesn't mean they can't help one another out from time to time. Especially with regard to WebKit, the rendering engine that both use in their Safari and Chrome web browsers. That's exactly what happened yesterday with the latest stable build of Chrome.
According to this post on the Google Chrome Releases blog, Apple gets credit for two of the eleven security issues that were fixed with the release of Chrome 5.0.375.70 on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Google does these posts with each new release to the various Chrome channels, and gives credit to the people who find bugs. They even reward money to those who find critical bugs — for example, one person got $2,000 this batch of fixes, and another got $500 (and some have humorously gotten $1,337 in the past).
Apple didn't get paid for its two fixes, but both were labeled as "high" security issues. The two were:
[44740] High Memory corruption in font handling. Credit: Apple.
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It's not clear if these two security bugs were specific to Chrome or if they were a part of WebKit itself — but it seems likely that it's the latter. Last year, Google overtook Apple in WebKit commits, but Apple is still obviously heavily involved. Safari 5 was just released a couple days ago with a few new features.
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Neurological Alliance Policy Group
The Trustees of the Alliance have agreed that our member organisations should have more scope to debate and discuss Alliance policy and to plan our collective work. They have therefore decided to replace our old informal Parliamentary Affairs Network with a more formal Policy Group.
We would like to invite members to nominate a staff member to join the new Neurological Alliance Policy Group. The Chair of the Group will be invited to attend all meetings of the Executive Committee of the Alliance and working with Lucy Brazg, our Chief Executive, will help Trustees to make decisions on behalf of the 61 member organisations of the Alliance.
The Policy Group will meet every two months in London and will be open to one representative from each of our national member organisations. Larger organisations are likely to send policy or campaigns managers, but we are very keen to involve every member organisation and would be delighted to welcome Trustee or volunteer members with a policy interest. Those who are unable to join in person will be able to join by conference call.
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Working with GI Sportz gives us the opportunity to give back to our customers in terms of player support and Consistent Paint Performance for the upcoming season and we have always been very happy with the quality and performance of the DXS Paintball line of products at our facility. ~ Blue Hanse.
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The New York Racing Association has run six more races this season.
According to NYRA stats, attendance for the first three weeks of the meet ending Monday was 319,806, a 1.9 percent decrease from 325,909 in 2011.
On-track handle totaled $48,208,874, up .7 percent from $47,896,094 last year. Wagering downstate at Belmont Café and the Aqueduct simulcast center was $8,849,611 for a combined NYRA facilities handle of $57,058,485, up 2.2 percent from $55,835,011 in 2011.
The total handle, which includes wagers on Saratoga races both on-track and from simulcast outlets nationwide, was $233,380,247, up 7.6 percent from $216,977,479 last year.
The average betting interests per race for the 16 days were 8.5 (1,411 total) compared to 8.6 (1,372 total) in 2011. There have been 73 turf races and 13 races taken off the turf and moved to the main track, compared to 65 on and 12 off in 2011.
Attendance on track Monday was up eight percent to 15,667, the on-track handle was up 16 percent to $2,471,581 and the all-sources handle was ahead 26 percent to $10,939,600.


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My wife and I had a very nice evening here last night with friends. The food was good - special mention to the triangular moon shrimp cakes (月亮虾饼) - standard fare at any Thai restaurant, but done particularly nicely here. The cakes are thicker than usual, with actual pieces of shrimp inside, as opposed to the processed shrimp filling found in a lot of other places.
We had a couple of curries also, and a vegetable dish (kongxin cai in a shrimp sauce). They were all good. For dessert, we had the traditional "mo-mo cha-cha" ice dessert with coconut milk and tapioca, and my wife ordered rice dumplings with coconut milk. She didn't like them (they were slightly salty and sweet at the same time), so we traded. I liked them just fine.
The service was good, but not exceptional. (Hey, exceptional service is almost impossible to find in Taiwan)
One thing that struck as a little strange was the fact that this place is obviously positioning itself as an upscale eatery, yet the menus were already quite worn. And the English menus were nothing more than some A4 sheets of paper stapled together! It didn't affect our enjoyment of the meal, or the quality of the food, it was just a little weird. The bill for the four of us was under three thousand, including drinks and dessert.
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A fascinating cultural history of chickens in our world.
Framed by the author's personal experience with backyard hens, Chickens: Their Natural and Unnatural Histories explores the history of the chicken from its descent from the dinosaurs to the space-age present. En route, Lembke surveys chickens in ancient Greece, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the 19th century, and modern times, including the role of chickens in Jewish and Muslim practices. She also investigates the birds' contributions to science and their jaunty appearances in literature. Eggs receive a chapter of their own, as does chicken cuisine, comprising recipes from the Roman Empire to today's favorites. Stories about chickens appear, too, often written by those who keep them, including the painter Grandma Moses, the man who holds Cleveland's Farm Animal Permit No. 17, and Brenda, who had to give her young roosters a talking-to for behaving like sheep.
Chickens have only recently come to a sorry pass in the Western world, where broilers and laying hens are factory-farmed. Lembke investigates the fate of such birds and explores the sustainable, humane alternatives to raising birds for meat and eggs.
A celebration of the chicken in its every aspect, Chickens is sure to delight the chicken fancier, the backyard chicken keeper, and everyone concerned about where our food comes from and how we can treat animals more compassionately.
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"Awful, if you like chickens."
This is a book that never should have been published. You won't learn anything from it, nor will you be entertained.
Less rambling and more stories and facts.
Yes. The reading was well done.
Just about all of them.
I rarely dislike an audio book.
"I can't go out today. Really sorry." translation, "I just found a book that I can't pass by."
"Interesting but..."
What can I say? I started reading this hoping that it would be about evolution or selective breading, something along those lines anyways. I was expecting lots of references and evidences of how Chickens came to be. the narration is alright, though not captivating enough to make the book really worth it. As I read the book, i kept finding myself asking, that's it? Is that all the evidence the author had to offer? Granted, there were some interesting sections, especially when the author speaks of how humans use to view chickens and how it is used in literature, but I was also expecting some more science throughout. In the end, I didn't finish the book, because it seems to slip into narration as it draws to an end and there was still very little references to how chickens changed throughout the year.
One good thing that came out from reading this book; I finally remember the order in which an organism is classified. Not highly recommended aside from that.


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The Lady Warriors' 59-47 win over Cheyenne/Reydon won them the Class A state championship and made up for a pair of recent sour memories in the process.
Okarche's five starters dreamt about this.
The group of underclassmen who consider themselves best friends — three are cousins — had long dreamed of celebrating a state championship on the State Fair Arena floor.
They got their moment Saturday when Okarche beat Cheyenne/Reydon 59-47 to win the Class A girls basketball title.
"It's so much better than I ever thought it could be," Madi Grellner said.
Morgan Vogt 21 points and 12 rebounds led the way for the Okarche Lady Warriors, who after building a 20-point lead midway through the second quarter never let Cheyenne get closer than nine.
Okarche players and fans also had the memory of senior Lee Brueggen on their minds. As time ticked down, Okarche's crowd started chanting the name of the 18-year-old who was killed in a Nov. 30 car accident just outside of town.
"He was always in our student section cheering us on," Madison Lee said, choking up. "It was good to win it for him."
Okarche's fourth state title came with an ample helping of redemption. The Lady Warriors atoned for last year's title-game loss to Frontier.
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An area affected by the Gladiator Fire will be getting some help from the state. KJZZ's Mark Brodie reports.
A second challenger to Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has filed his signatures to get on the ballot.
A man who recently threatened the lives of Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his family may be heading to Arizona.
It looks like President Obama's name will appear on the Arizona ballot in November.
Phoenix parks rank above-average among large American cities.
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Tempe's Hayden Flour Mill was the largest flour mill in the state -- until it closed in 1998. For more than a decade the building has been boarded up and blocked off from the public. Now it has re-opened.
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Wandering restless as the leaves.
Autumn Day (Herbsttag)
Rainer Maria RilkeLord, it is time. The summer was so great.
Let fall your shadow on the sundials,
and across the fields let loose the winds.Command the last fruits now to ripen:
Give them two more days as from the south,
Drive them to completion and chase
The final sweetness into heavy wine.Who has no house will not build now
Who is alone, alone will stay
Will wake and read, write long letters
And in the avenues wander restless
Here and there, where leaves are drifting.Translated by Tilo Ulbricht, as quoted in the current issue of Parabola (Many Paths, One Truth: Vol. 36 Num. 4 , Winter 2011–12)


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Raising Your Game is busy making a film about what it's like going to court.
Here, Mencap volunteer Lloyd Page tells us about his day as an extra during the filming of a real-life court room scene.
Raising Your Game Filming – Stratford Courthouse 12.02.2012
They were filming to show what young people with a learning disability can expect if they ever go to court.
We used a real court room with real magistrates and real solicitors to show the experience from the defendant's perspective.
They filmed in the court room and the waiting area and I was one of the extras.
When the film is finished they hope to have a screening back at the courthouse.
The lunch, fruit and hot drinks on tap was excellent and I hope to do more filming in the future.
This was arranged by Katy Palmer and a film maker Anne Parisio and they did a very good job
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As the song states: "time goes by so slowly. And time can do so much."
It's hard to believe it's been just a brief year and a half since I came to Register Publications.
We've changed a lot, added some great members to our team, introduced some fantastic new products, formed rewarding partnerships and general improved all aspects of the paper.
This Friday I will step down as General Manager and will be returning to my native Pennsylvania to take a similar position with a group of papers that will allow my wife and me to be closer to our families.
This leaves me with mixed emotions as we have thoroughly enjoyed our time here in Southeastern Indiana and Southwestern Ohio, but this was an opportunity we felt we needed to take.
Living and working in this community has been a joy. We've met great people who will remain life-long friends, have enjoyed experiences we couldn't have had anywhere else, and will carry some of the 'Hoosier' spirit with us throughout our days.
My hope for you all is that you continue to see this community as we do – as a great place to live and work.
We have lived in other towns, large and small, and few of them share the 'community spirit' that you do.
The amenities are wonderful, the opportunities plentiful and the future is bright. Hold onto that because this is truly a place where an American can be an American.
Thank you again for welcoming my wife and me into your community, and allowing us to share part of our journey with you.
Oh yeah, and keep reading the paper. It's a pretty darn good one, if I do say so myself.
There are lots of great things in the works and I have no doubt the staff will continue to produce and deliver award winning newspapers for years to come.Ryan Oswald is general manager of Register Publications.Read more... Add new comment
Editor: My Mom was 86 years old. She died on May 2, at the ripe old age of 86. After doctoring with the same doctor for over 40 years my Mom was in need of a doctor. (Why you may ask? That's the topic for a whole other article.)
Editor:The Trinity Christian Center, 18687 Pribble Road, Lawrenceburg, is having a flag pole dedication for its three new flag poles at 5 p.m. Saturday, May 25. These large flag poles will pay tribute to our American Flag and other flags. The Korean War Veterans of Southeastern Indiana, Chapter 4, will provide the Color Guard to fire the three volleys and play Taps for this dedication.There will also be a free buffet supper sponsored by the church held in the new community center at the church immediately after the dedication. This buffet supper will pay tribute to and honor some of America's finest - our VETERANS. Veterans are invited to bring their spouses or a guest.We need you to call the church and give your information to Judy Wesley at 812-623-0173 or email her at email@example.com and we'll send you an invitation. We need your military information too so we can present you with a nice certificate. As a veteran you will be recognized for your faithful and dedicated service to OUR nation.Please tell your fellow veterans about this dedication and buffet supper and invite them to come and join the fun. Thank you for your service and please come out to Trinity Christian Center to mingle with your fellow veterans and enjoy a fantastic buffet supper.P.G. GentrupKWVA Chapter 4
Editor: Moores Hill School PTA is getting ready for their Spring Carnival/Silent Auction on May 17 from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The students are looking forward to the many fun activities such as the dunking booth, 71-foot obstacle course, bounce house, face painting, mystery buckets, and much more.
It's 7:30 a.m. at the P.A.W.S. Humane Center. Eager dogs and cats greet staff and volunteers with "good morning" choruses of howls and meows.
Like a well-oiled machine the day's routine begins. Cleaning, feeding, walking – toys, blankets, and treats. With breakfast over, morning exercise begins and behind the scenes chores of laundry, dishes, and second-round cleaning (affectionately called "poop patrol") get underway.
As noon approaches, final touches are taken care of – floors mopped, rugs vacuumed, paw and nose prints cleaned from windows. Everything is spic and span. The animals take their places.
The P.A.W.S. Humane Center doors open. Excitement builds as each pet prepares to put their best paw forward to capture the hearts of arriving adopters. "See me!" "Look at me!" "I can do tricks!"
P.A.W.S. adoption counselors assist each person or family in meeting and selecting their new furry friend. The warm and friendly atmosphere encourages comfort. People who were never able or willing to visit an animal shelter have commented that they are at ease here.
The pets tell a tale of love, not sadness – of hope, not despair. This is a happy place. . . a happy place built on love.
Since the Humane Center opened in October 2011 (eighteen months ago), 1458 dogs and cats have been placed in loving forever homes. Stand in our lobby for just a short time, and you will get a glimpse of the joy found when "love at first sight" turns into "happily ever after."
As the end of the day approaches, the Center is filled with peace and quiet. The animals are tired, but content. Tomorrow is another day – maybe THEIR special day. But until then, each and every dog and cat knows they are loved. They are in a happy place.
What makes P.A.W.S. Humane Center so special? The people! The staff and volunteers . . . Who cuddle old dogs and coo over kittens - Who address each animal's needs individually and lovingly - Who celebrate love every day by making the animals feel special and surrounded by people they can count on.
Helping save lives is infectious. Whatever your skills, regardless of how much or little time you have, you can be part of this magical happy place.
Volunteers are from all walks of life, but become kindred souls with their mutual love and respect for animals. By becoming a volunteer, you can do good and have a good time by sharing talent and time toward a cause you believe in wholeheartedly.
Visit P.A.W.S. Humane Center, 200 Charles A. Liddle Drive, Lawrenceburg, to see for yourself what a happy place it is. Our website, www.pawsofdearborncounty.org, has all the information you will need to find out ways you can volunteer or donate to help our animals.Becky Foster is director of the Dearborn County P.A.W.S. Humane Center.


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Hollowing out Canada's corporate identity.Business and labour leaders share concerns about Canada's corporate identity being hollowed out by foreign takeovers.It is an opportunity for government, corporate boards, and banks to step up to the plate and support Canadian ownership of its resources. Besides the most recent acquisition of Alberta's Prime West Energy Trust, other business icons like Dofasco Inc., Alcan Inc., and John Labatt John Labatt (11 December 1838 – 27 April 1915) was an Irish-Canadian businessman and brewer. Labatt was born in Westminster Township, near London, Ontario, Upper Canada, and was the third son of John Kinder Labatt who came from Ireland and was the founder of the Labatt Ltd. have been gobbled up in the name of foreign investment. Within the past two years, Northern Ontario Northern Ontario is the part of the province of Ontario which lies north of Lake Huron (including Georgian Bay), the French River and Lake Nipissing. Northern Ontario has a land area of 802,000 km² (310,000 mi²) and constitutes 87% of the land area of Ontario, although it alone has seen mining giants Inco Ltd. and Falconbridge, along with steel manufacturer Algoma Steel ''See also Algoma (Disambiguation) Algoma Steel Corporation (TSX: AGA) was founded in 1902 by Francis Clergue, an American entrepreneur who had settled in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. surrender their Canadian ownership. Alberta-raised free enterpriser and philanthropist Richard Haskayne Richard (Dick) Francis Haskayne, O.C., A.O.E., B.Comm., LL.D., F.C.A., (born 1934) is a Canadian businessman and philanthropist. Raised in Gleichen, Alberta, he received a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta in 1956 and became a Chartered Accountant in suggests that government should endorse tighter guidelines that limit the amount of shares anyone can own in resource-based companies, similar to Canada's banks, where shareholder value cannot exceed 20 per cent, foreign or otherwise. As former president of the Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd., Haskayne has served as chairman for a myriad of resource-based firms, several of which were "made in Canada Made in Canada may also mean Country of origin. Made in Canada is a Canadian television situation comedy which aired on the CBC from 1998 to 2003. In the United States, France, Australia and Latin America, the show was syndicated as The Industry. " mergers like Calgary's EnCana Corp. (Pan Canadian/Alberta Energy Corp.) and Fording Inc., now Fording Canadian Coal Trust, purchased by a combination of Canadian companies This is a list of companies from Canada.
Directory: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Current Companies including Teck Cominco Teck-Cominco TSX | TCK.B[1], NYSE: TCK) is a Canadian mining company. It was formed from the amalgamation of Teck and Cominco in 2001. Cominco started in 1906 as The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada, formed by the amalgamation of several Ltd. and the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP), commonly referred to as Teachers', is the organization responsible for administering pensions for public school teachers of Ontario. The OTPP also invests the plan's pension fund. . Haskayne's experience in mergers, acquisitions and sales to foreigners is extensive, yet he remains a proponent for Canadian companies to step up to the plate and invest in the country. His new book Northern Tigers: Building Ethical Canadian Corporate Champions supports this position. "Maybe directors have a broader responsibility than just getting the top dollar for their shareholders," Haskayne says. "Having sat on 20 public companies' boards, that is not an easy statement to make, but I can make it with some degree of assurance." He uses Fording Coal as an example of companies investing in Canada that are now reaping the benefits of being the second biggest exporter of metallurgical coal in the world. "We could have easily sold it to BHP or Rio Tinto Rio Tinto may refer to:
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"Once you lose your head office, it affects everybody, not just the people in that company." A May 2007 Statistics Canada report recorded foreign direct investment in Canada at $448.9 billion at the end of 2006, up $41.3 billion from the end of 2005. Conversely, Canadian direct investment abroad hit $523.3 billion, a gain of $63.7 billion from the end of 2005. However, Ottawa has not turned a blind eye to protecting Canadian assets. During an Oct. 9 speech to the Vancouver Board of Trade The Vancouver Board of Trade was established in 1887. It is a not-for-profit with the goal of developing Vancouver as a Pacific centre for trade, commerce and travel. It also provides input to both federal and provincial budgets. , Industry Minister Jim Prentice discussed his government's handling of the wave of foreign acquisitions in recent years, admitting there were issues that needed attention. "Canada is open for business, but it is not for sale," he says. Over the summer, Ottawa created the Competition Policy Review Panel, chaired by Lynton (Red) Wilson. The panel will review Canada's competition policies and its framework for foreign investment policy within the Competition and Investment Canada Acts. One area to be examined is the possible enacting of a national security review clause. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Haskayne likes the idea of the review panel and is optimistic that the government is on top of it and "trying to do the right thing." Equally, not all foreign investment is a bad thing. The new owners of Falconbridge Ltd. and Inco Ltd. (Xstrata Nickel and CVRD Inco respectively) are investing in their Canadian nickel operations. Both Grylls and the United Steelworkers Dan O'Reilly, area co-ordinator for northeastern Ontario District 6, are pleased with the investments made in the Sudbury operations to date. CVRD Inco is hiring 500 people within the next year and spending $445 million combined at Totten Mine and Copper Cliff Deep projects. While Xstrata Nickel has hired 300 people this past year and will hire 400 more next year. They are budgeting $400 million for capital projects and ongoing operations for 2008. Xstrata Nickel vice president of Sudbury Operations, Mike Romaniuk says the message of "grow your business for value" has led to many improvements in employee relations, the number of people hired, and amount of money being invested in the area. CVRD CVRD Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (Brazilian mining company) CVRD Cowichan Valley Regional District (Vacouver Island, British Columbia, Canada) CVRD Converter, Variable Resistance, to DC Voltage spokesperson Angie Robson says very little has changed in terms of the day-to-day operations and structure. The company is hiring individuals as Copper Cliff Deep and Totten Mine projects come on board. www.industrycanada.ca By ADELLE LARMOUR For Northern Ontario Business Northern Ontario Business is a Canadian magazine, which publishes monthly in Greater Sudbury, Ontario. The magazine covers business news and issues in Northern Ontario. Reader Opinion |


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I was reminded of this truth yesterday as I led a church service at our local extended care facility. The residents that live there are in all different stages of life ranging from fairly cognizant to not cognizant at all and most of the residents can not see anymore or can see very little. All I do for the services is read a few passages of scripture and then we sing. I was amazed yesterday as I watched a "transformation" take place in the residents when we started to sing. Even though most of the residents couldn't see the words on the song sheets they sang by memory. Even though some of the residents could not communicate verbally they attempted to sing. As we sang, I could even see a glimmer of joy in some of the residents who were not even cognizant. We even had a gentlemen join us half through the service because of the music. The staff had tried to bring him earlier but he didn't want to come. When he heard the music he came out of his room and he joined us in singing. It was truly a wonderful time and it was a great testimony to the influence that music can have on our lives!
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DEC. 23—Macy's Department Store's Downtown location will host Santaland from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. at 400 Fifth Ave., Downtown. Parents can bring their children to visit Santa and share their Christmas wishes and take a photo with him. There will also be a gift shop available. Santaland runs through Dec. 24. For more information, call 412-232-2000.
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Urban Youth Action, Inc. welcomes Ruthie D. King as its new executive director. With an impressive background in business and community leadership, King brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Pittsburgh's oldest youth workforce development organization.
With a successful track record of youth workforce development, educational partnerships and community engagement, King is positioned to help UYA continue its mission to prepare youths to be "work ready, life prepared and community minded."
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Before 1967, if you needed an ambulance to get to the hospital, you usually didn't make it. But in that year, 26 African-American men from the streets were selected to become the nation's first paramedics. They became the Freedom House ambulance drivers-and in 1972, John Moon became one of them.
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Dear Editor:
Regarding the Aug. 30 article about the joint meeting of the Sarasota County Commission and the Sarasota County School Board, "Portable county classrooms to disappear in three years," there were several inaccuracies:
Micki Ryan is a planning analyst for the Sarasota County School District but she was not at the meeting. Sarasota County Government Planning Department staff members Tom Polk and Tamara Schells briefed commissioners and School Board members about demographic trends. I also addressed the commissioners and board members about school district enrollment trends.
The county's demographics did not prompt the school district to "pitch plans of phasing out portable classrooms." We have had plans to reduce our reliance on such classrooms for a few years.
I did not refer to "the lure of charter schools." While the reporter did not attribute that phrase to me as a direct quote, it is not an accurate paraphrasing of my comments.
The "build-outs" of Riverview, Booker and Sarasota High Schools are not designed to "increase student capacity" at those schools. Rather, the rebuilding of RHS and BHS and the renovation of SHS are designed to replace older structures and make those schools more conducive to 21st century learning. The new facilities are designed to last 50 years or longer.
A reference to the charts about Sarasota County population ratios in 2010 and projected ratios in 2040 are attributed to Ms. Ryan, who again, was not at the meeting. I did not say that the forward estimates for charter school enrollment show a "positive trend." Again, this was a paraphrase, but it indicates a value judgment. "Upward trend" would have been a more appropriate paraphrase of my comments. And we forecast for enrollment trends in all our schools, so I'm not sure what the reporter meant by "The forward estimates for charter schools have a shorter timeline" (perhaps he meant shorter than the timeline of the county's population projections, but his meaning is not clear).
The sentence in the last paragraph, "Sarasota County is one of the few school districts required to split state funding for capital projects with charter schools," is incorrect. We are one of a few school districts in the state to share capital funding voluntarily and proportionately with charter schools. We are not required by the state to do so, and the word "split" makes it sound as if we give charter schools half of our capital dollars. We do not.
We would appreciate it if the reporter would be more careful in future stories. We are happy to provide information about the school district to reporters who call us to check their facts.
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I was delighted to see your comments in the Aug. 30 edition about the idea of the management of Five Points Park by a private entity.
I was delighted because it sounded as though you recalled and liked the effort I made in late 2010 through 2011 to create a Five Points Park Improvement District, which would manage park landscaping and develop program activities on a continuous basis for the park. You specifically mentioned the highly successful Bryant Park and Central Park models in New York City, which I used as the basis for my proposal.
The Downtown Improvement District appointed me chair of an ad-hoc committee to develop the idea. The City Commission was interested in exploring the idea and encouraged me; the city attorney helped me research the legal basis for the district; and I made a series of presentations to downtown Sarasota condo residents who would fund and manage the district with ad valorem taxes on residential property. These presentations initially met with enthusiastic support.
The resident support came to a screeching halt for two reasons. A strong confrontational approach to the vagrancy problem in Five Points Park was urged by some downtown residents, which, of course, would not have resulted in any additional ad valorem tax, but which I believe has since blown up in the faces of those who advocated it and made the vagrancy problem worse.
In addition, the Downtown Improvement District began to explore the possibility of taking streetscape responsibilities for much of downtown, including Five Points Park. When downtown residents became aware of that and that such an effort would not result in any additional ad valorem tax on residential property, they resisted my idea, saying they didn't want to pay for something for which another entity was going to take responsibility.
Five Points Park should be our downtown civic space, full of activity that builds on the creativity and arts focus of our city. As long as people advocate for passive dead space with little or no activity in the heart of downtown, undesirable activity will move into that vacant space. This should be a place where our community comes together to enjoy and learn from each other.
I still think this idea has value and can work. New York City has about 30 of these organizations that have demonstrated that they increase both commercial and residential property values, reduce property turnover and generate significantly increased economic activity and value.
If any of the organizations with an interest in the vitality and success of our downtown want to work with me, I'd be willing to try again.
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Chrysler has confirmed that production of the 2014 Jeep Cherokee has been delayed one month.
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How To Survive Chaos In The Wake Of Disaster
Submitted by Greg Nilson on Mon, 07/04/2011 - 08:33If you have experienced events like Hurricane Katrina, the Los Angeles Riots of 1992, or other major disasters, there is always an element of chaos that can threaten you and the safety of your loved ones.
Preparing for Armageddon - Don't Be Scammed by Solar Shysters
Submitted by Lauren Patzer on Tue, 10/25/2011 - 07:16
Concerned that the end of days may be just around the corner, or that warnings from your Bible-believing grandmother might really be true?
Will You Survive the Next Serious Disaster? A Disaster Survival Checklist
Submitted by James Folsom on Fri, 09/09/2011 - 07:52Alabama Tornadoes Strike a Heavy Chord
Submitted by Danielle Barrick on Wed, 07/27/2011 - 15:16Big rigs lined up like dominoes were swept away by a large, black twister going 260 miles per hour on April 29, 2011. A block away from his home, a man sits amongst the rubble as he peruses his family's photo album. Homes and neighborhoods were replaced by piles of bricks, tile, wood, concrete, walls, trees, and personal belongings.