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GEORGE MONCUR admits he didn't have a clue who Leigh Griffiths was before making his debut against Celtic's new boy in an Under-20 clash yesterday.
But the on-loan Partick Thistle midfielder insists just 45 minutes of action was enough to ensure he'd have no trouble picking the Scotland star out from the crowd.
A 4-0 win for the Hoops in a fixture at Lennoxtown saw John Herron grab a double with Holmbert Fridjonsson and Patrik Twardzik also on the scoresheet.
West Ham kid Moncur insists Griffiths showed the mark of quality and is adamant the ex-Wolves ace will be a hit at Parkhead.
He said: "I didn't know him at all before I arrived in Scotland. I certainly know who he is now.
"He was clever on the ball, had a great touch but worked hard for the team. I have no doubt he'll be an important player for Celtic."
Meanwhile, former Hibs defender Tim Clancy reckons Celtic boss Neil Lennon will not get any grief from new signing Leigh Griffiths.
Irishman Clancy played alongside Griffiths last season when the Scotland cap notched 28 goals.
But Griffiths was also in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons during his 18-month loan stint at Easter Road.
Some Hoops fans are not happy about Lennon's £1million recruit from Wolves but Clancy, who was freed by Hibs just before the transfer window closed, insists he is not a problem.
He said: "Leigh's nothing like he's portrayed to be. I've seen people say he has a bad attitude, it's not that at all. He's not lazy, he never caused an ounce of trouble on the pitch, dressing room or at the training ground.
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Sunrise primed to light up the night
The four next to Sunrise's name in the form guide will correctly signify his finishing position behind Lucky Warrior last start, but the number doesn't begin to describe the impossible task Dennis Yip Chor-hong's horse was set when he was beaten a head in a blanket finish.
Back over the same course and distance for the fourth straight occasion, and with the incomparable Douglas Whyte to take the reins, Sunrise stands out as a banker in the final leg of tomorrow night's Triple Trio at Happy Valley.
Sunrise had run second twice over the extended mile in Class Three, before he drew six two weeks back and was sent out 3-1 favourite with Gerald Mosse aboard. The seven-year-old was never better than three-wide with no cover for the entire trip, but still managed to find enough to mount a challenge and even hit the front for the briefest of moments in the straight. It would have been a race-winning effort on most occasions, and given any sort of luck from the same gate this time, he can win his fifth race at start number 37.
It's not a deep field, the Andreas Schutz-trained six-year-old Upgrading (Mosse) is the probably the biggest danger and can be considered as a second banker. He never got a crack last start, but had been performing well previously and his two wins were over the course and distance.
Zac Purton is likely to roll the dice again and surge forward from a wide draw (10) on Horse Aplenty, who was some ability, while Heart Wood (Alvin Ng Ka-chun), Winning Boy (Tim Clark) and Enthusing (Olivier Doleuze) have place claims.
The opening leg sees Easy Gold (Doleuze) chasing his sixth win for the term, and a low draw over what might be his best trip (1,800m) make him hard to resist as a banker.
Gibson has taken Easy Gold from a rating of 23 to 60, so he is now lumping top weight in Class Four, but the way he won over the course and distance last start made you wonder whether his trainer had been keeping the longer journeys up his sleeve.
Easy Gold can stay the trip, but has the tactical speed to take up a position, too, something Doleuze should be able to do from gate four.
It is a tough race though, with Easy Gold conceding weight to a host of in-form horses. Two of those are drawn wide, with Ho Wongchoy (Whyte) and Compact Yarn (Andreas Suborics), who has finished runner-up four straight times over the course and distance, in gates 10 and 12 respectively. They both like to race handy, so that could create some speed.
Healthy Manner (Mosse) goes in, as he returns to his best distance and gets barrier one. Also consider Mount Victory (Purton) and Telecom Supremo (Howard Cheng Yue-tin).
In the middle pin, Dr Super (Whyte) will be sent out near the top of betting after the giant gelding's stunning Valley debut last start.
The John Size-trained three-year-old weighs in at over 1,300pounds and needs to find the rail and get into rhythm for him to dictate terms, as he did last time out.
He won't get things his way this time and steer clear of him as a banker, with Whyte set to navigate a path from gate eight with plenty of speed drawn below him.
Drawn one is Michael Chang Chun-wai's impressive sprinter Ultimate Winners (Brett Prebble) and he goes in as a banker. While jumping from pole over 1,200m at the city track is gold, barrier one is poison up the straight at Sha Tin, and it contributed to the four-year-old's career-worst run last start when he was stranded in the centre of the track.
Before that he put together four solid straight-track efforts, and his November trial over 1,000m at the Valley suggest he'll handle this task.
Dr Super should still be included, but also consider My Goal (Mark du Plessis) and Mr Vigorous (Ben So Tik-hung).
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German Ifo Sentiment Probabaly Remains Unchanged
German business confidence was probably unchanged in May after two monthly declines amid doubts over the economic recovery.
The Ifo institute's business climate index, based on a survey of 7,000 executives, will remain at 104.4, according to the median of 44 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey. Ifo releases the report at 10 a.m. in Munich today.
The German economy, Europe's largest, grew just 0.1 percent in the first quarter after a 0.7 percent contraction in the final three months of 2012 as an unusually long winter damped construction and investment. The Bundesbank said this week that while risks stemming from Europe's debt crisis remain high, the economy will gather pace in the current quarter. Factory orders surged for a second month in March and exports increased.
"The economy is expanding very slowly but at least it's expanding again," said Andreas Moeller, an analyst at WGZ Bank in Dusseldorf, who predicts the Ifo index will drop to 103.7. "Compared to the rest of the euro area, Germany is doing pretty well."
Gross domestic product in the 17-nation currency bloc, Germany's biggest export market, fell 0.2 percent in the first three months this year. It was the sixth straight contraction, making the current recession the longest in the euro's 14-year history.
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The European Central Bank cut its benchmark interest rate to a record low of 0.5 percent on May 2 and President Mario Draghi said he stands ready to act again if the economic outlook deteriorates.
The Frankfurt-based central bank forecasts the euro-area economy will shrink 0.5 percent this year before growing 1 percent in 2014. That compares with the Bundesbank's prediction of 0.4 percent growth in Germany this year.
Puma SE (PUM), Europe's second-largest maker of sporting goods, on May 14 cut its revenue and profit forecasts for this year after reporting first-quarter earnings that trailed analysts' estimates. The "business climate in Europe remains challenging," the Herzogenaurach, Germany-based company said in a statement.
Some German companies are compensating for weaker demand in Europe with sales to faster growing markets abroad.
Deutsche Post AG (DPW), Europe's largest postal service, on May 14 reported profit that beat analysts' predictions because of growth at express-delivery businesses in emerging markets.
"We've gotten off to a very solid start for the year in what is a very difficult macroeconomic environment," Chief Financial Officer Larry Rosen said.
"The German economy will expand for the rest of the year but we should get ready for very low growth numbers," said Anatoli Annenkov, an economist at Societe Generale SA in London, who predicts the Ifo index will ease to 104 this month. "Uncertainty will continue to weigh on exports to the euro area," he said.
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Kim Stengle is in her fifth season as an assistant coach with the CUA women's cross country and women's and men's track and field programs. A 2007 graduate of CUA, Stengle was a standout on the Cardinal track and field and women's soccer teams during her undergraduate days.
Stengle helped Mary Clark '15 to three Landmark Field Athlete of the Year awards (indoor '14, outdoor '14 and outdoor '15). Clark also won the with throw twice and the hammer three times at the Landmark Championships. In 2015, Clark was selected as teh Landmark Senior Scholar-Athlete.
The 2013-14 season saw both academic and athletic award for the Men's Track and Field team. Four members were apart of the 2013 Landmark Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll and Michael Wood was selected for the Landmark All-Sportsmanship Team.
She helped to mentor Kelly Carioto to two of the best seasons at CUA in recent memory. Carioto captured the 2011 Landmark Conference and ECAC indoor shot put championships, the 2012 outdoor conference shot put and discus titles, and was named a 2012 Academic All-American.
On the men's side Stengle worked with 2012 All-Conference performer Pete Schramm, who placed second in the discus at the outdoor championships.
Stengle also leads the Cardinals' recruiting efforts, helping to secure some of the largest and talented freshmen classes in the program's history.
Arguably the greatest women's thrower in school annals, Stengle accumulated a plethora of honors during her time at CUA. She set the then-school record in the hammer and disc and still holds the top mark in the javelin. Stengle was a three-time conference champion in the javelin, a two-time champion in the hammer and weight throw and she also won the league title in the shot put once.
A two time captain of the Cardinals track and field team (2006, 2007), Stengle was named the Mason-Dixon Conference Athlete of the Meet in 2005, the Capital Athletic Conference Track and Field Athlete of the Year in 2006 and the Mason-Dixon Field Athlete of the Year in 2007.
In addition to her success in track and field, Stengle was a standout goalkeeper on the Cardinals women's soccer team. As a junior she helped lead CUA to an 18-1-2 record as well as the CAC championship and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Stengle remains the school record holder for wins, wins in a season and goals against average and she was a 2006 First-Team All-CAC selection.
Following her senior year of athletic competition, Stengle was awarded the Donley Cup by the CUA Athletics Department, which recognizes the outstanding senior woman athlete and scholar.
Stengle graduated cum laude from Catholic University in 2007. Following graduation she taught fourth grade in the Baltimore City Public School District for three years, while also coaching track and field and soccer at Goucher College.
While at Goucher, Stengle helped lead one athlete to an All-Landmark selection in the hammer and shot put, and another athlete to the school record in the weight throw. In addition, one of Stengle's athletes received conference field athlete of the week honors, and in soccer she mentored a Second Team all-conference goalkeeper.
Stengle earned her master's degree in social work from CUA in 2012. She has also completed two half-marathons. Stengle and her husband Mitch reside in Gaithersburg.


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Once a quiet fishing village, oil and gas reserves have been discovered offshore and Bintulu is now a center of energy production. It is also the gateway to the magical Similajua National Park, a protected habitat for nesting green turtles who produce a lot of energy of their own. If the timing's right, you can watch them on Golden Beach, digging in the sand, burying eggs that will soon hatch and scurry out to the sea. Some of Malaysia's colorful birds along with dolphins and porpoises can be seen here as well. Explore along the walking trails and see what you can find.
There are important archaeological caves in the thick rain forest of Niah National Park, inhabited some 40,000 years ago. An enchanting boardwalk connects the caves, one filled with ancient rock paintings, another one of the largest caves in the world.
One last adventure is reached by longboat on the river. The journey itself is enchanting, the wooden houses on stilts, even more so. But the most captivating part is being able to meet the people who live there. These gracious hosts will invite you in for delicious Malaysian cuisine and tales of life unchanged for thousands of years.
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Basket and Fragment of an Animal
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To the left of the basket one finds the fragmentary animal, which is assumedly in motion towards the basket (moving rightward) due to its outstretched front legs and uplifted snout. The snout is somewhat detailed, clearly showing an open mouth with lips as well as an eye.
Because this relief is so incomplete in composition, it is most likely a fragment of a previously whole relief. The animal form is missing most of its body that appears to have been severed at a diagonal angle. A very likely candidate for the missing left half of this relief is object 1982.56 from the same collection.
Though the gap in accession numbers does not suggest a link between these two pieces, there are several clues that they originally formed one whole. Firstly, the shape of the fissure on each piece is nearly identical—so is the "grain" of the rock that is exposed on each side of this break, as well as the width (6 ¼ in). Secondly, the iconography forms a match: the forward legs and snout on 1982.52 complete the traits missing from the animal on the right in 1982.56. There even seems to be a continuation of the vegetal motif beneath the legs of the animal on the smaller fragment (1982.52). The fruit baskets on each relief are identical and the scalloped bottom edge is consistent between the two. Because of the nature in which they were broken –which divides one animal in two parts and leaves one composition that is small and unbalanced— it seems unlikely that this break was intentional.
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The largest study ever conducted on the health risks of obesity has found that it increases the likelihood of premature death but not as much as many medical experts had suspected.
The research, being published today in The New England Journal of Medicine, analyzed the fates of 324,135 white adults who were followed for 12 years. The study found that the excess risk of dying associated with being fat was relatively modest and declined as people aged. By age 65, the increased risk was slight, and by age 74 it had disappeared.
People who were moderately overweight but not obese had no increased risk of premature death, the study found.
Medical experts who discussed the results disagreed on how to advise Americans. Some, including the study's lead author, said that any increased risk of premature death was reason enough to view obesity as a serious public health hazard. Others said that the dangers of obesity had been exaggerated, and Americans' faith in the redemptive powers of weight loss may be misplaced.
The two top editors of the journal wrote in an editorial that losing weight was ''an ill-fated New Year's resolution.''Continue reading the main story
''The cure for obesity may be worse than the condition,'' the editors, Dr. Marcia Angell and Dr. Jerome P. Kassirir, wrote, explaining that the cures tended to be dire and ultimately ineffective, and that the condition, it now seems, was not so dangerous as many had thought.
Although there is a widespread belief that obesity places people at high risk of premature death and that when obese people lose weight they reduce their risk of dying young, previous studies were ''limited, fragmentary and often ambiguous,'' Dr. Angell and Dr. Kassirir wrote.
And, they added, even though it is often said that obesity causes 300,000 deaths a year in the United States, ''that figure is by no means well established.''
It was not clear why obesity should have smaller effects on death rates as people age. One hypothesis is that fat people who are susceptible to the calamitous consequences of excess weight die early, so those who remain are comparatively resistant to the effects of being fat, said Dr. Charles Hennekens, the chief of preventive medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
The study did not look at the incidence of diseases associated with obesity, like diabetes, high blood pressure and high levels of blood cholesterol. About 6 percent to 8 percent of obese people develop diabetes, said Dr. Jules Hirsch, an obesity researcher at Rockefeller University, adding that ''diabetes heads the list'' of diseases associated with being fat.
The lead author of the study, Dr. June Stevens, an epidemiologist and nutritionist at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, said that she and her colleagues analyzed data collected by the American Cancer Society for a study of cancer prevention.
The investigators excluded people who had ever smoked and people who were ill or who had had a recent unexplained weight loss. But that still left more than 300,000 people who had been followed from 1960 to 1972.
In analyzing the data, Dr. Stevens and her colleagues considered body mass index as a measure of fatness. Body mass is defined as 4.89 times the weight in pounds divided by the height in feet squared.
The ideal body mass is usually said to be 21. For a woman who is 5 foot 5, that corresponds to a weight of about 126 pounds. Every 6 pounds of weight gained would increase her body mass index by 1 point.
A man who is 5 foot 10 and had a body mass index of 21 would weigh 146 pounds. Every 7 pounds he gained would increase his body mass index by 1 point. (To calculate how many pounds equal one point in your body mass index, take your height in feet, square it, and multiply it by 0.204.) But, the data show, even among the youngest people in the study, those ages 30 to 44, among whom the effects of obesity were most profound, there were no excess deaths associated with obesity until the body mass index was above 27 and, even then, the effects were relatively modest -- less than a 25 percent to 50 percent excess death rate -- until the body mass index was about 32, when the risk of death approximately doubles for those ages 30 to 54.
Dr. Stevens said that she found the increase in death rates caused by obesity at younger ages to be alarming. And even though there is no good treatment, or even a proven prevention, that does not mean that people should be complacent, she said.
''Obesity is an extremely important public health problem,'' Dr. Stevens said. And, she added, with one third of Americans overweight, defined as body mass indexes above 27, ''Americans are getting so fat that it's incredible.''Continue reading the main story


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Longtime Sunshine Rivers Cuomo
[D]Sometimes I wanna [G]pack it all up
[A]Get on a bus and [D]move to Vermont
Or Maine, or any of those states back East
That I remember
Sometimes I wanna go back to school
An East Coast college with some history
Id be satisfied I know
In the simple things.
[Bm]Longt[G]ime su[A]nshin[D]e
[Bm]Longt[G]ime su[A]nshin[D]e upon me
Sometimes I wanna build a house
With a wood stove or a fireplace
In the middle of the living
An old piano
Sometimes it dont seem so bad
Settle down with a good woman
Leave this lonely life behind
For ever and ever
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Sometimes I wanna get in a car
Close my eyes and drive real fast
Keep on going till I get some place
Where I can truly rest
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Bad Axe man in serious condition
Published 7:00 pm, Sunday, November 6, 2005
COLFAX TOWNSHIP The 72-year-old Bad Axe man who was attacked by two men in the driveway of his home and left severely beaten and bloody early Friday morning remained in the trauma intensive care unit Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital in Saginaw.
Detectives from the Huron County Sheriff's Office are looking for two white men who are suspects in the assault and robbery. Officials at St. Mary's reported he was in serious condition Saturday afternoon.
The assault took place just outside of the mans home located along M-142 west of Bad Axe around 3 a.m. Friday.
He had left Pete's Bar in Bad Axe when the establishment closed in the early morning hours Friday. Police say he returned home and was jumped by two men, who beat him and stole money from his wallet.
The man was able to get inside the home where he called 9-1-1 for help. He was transported to Huron Medical Center in Bad Axe for treatment of head injuries. He then was transported to St. Mary's Hospital in Saginaw.
Anyone with information about the assault and robbery is asked to contact the Huron County Sheriff's Office at (989) 269-9910.
The Bad Axe Police along with a canine unit from the Michigan State Police post in Bay City assisted Huron County Sheriff's deputies at the scene.


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Cross-strait relations nearing 'deep water zone'
As Xi Jinping prepares to take charge in Beijing, Taiwanese experts believe cross-strait talks, while cordial, are nearing a 'deep water zone'
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The frosty wind that blew across the Taiwan Strait for decades has warmed considerably in recent years as both Beijing and Taipei focused on areas of agreement rather than dispute.
Since then-Kuomintang leader Lien Chan's landmark meeting with President Hu Jintao in 2005, the two governments have signed numerous co-operation pacts allowing more people and capital to flow across the strait even as they remain military foes.
But such deals have just scratched the surface of any potential reconciliation. And, as Vice-President Xi Jinping prepares to take the helm in Beijing, Taiwanese experts agree cross-strait talks are nearing a "deep water zone" where more vexing problems will become increasingly unavoidable.
"With the two sides signing 18 co-operation agreements on economic and other non-political issues, they will have to face the thornier political issues," said Wang Kung-yi, a professor at the Institute of International Relations and Strategic Studies at Tamkang University in Taipei.
As they wade into deeper waters, the two sides will have to begin confronting political and ideological rifts that fuelled the Chinese civil war and led Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang to flee to Taiwan 62 years ago.
On one side sits Taiwan, a developed capitalist democracy with a population of 23 million. On the other is the mainland, a rapidly developing country of 1.3 billion that has nonetheless shown few signs of abandoning Communist Party rule.
Beijing still regards Taiwan as a breakaway province and says it would be willing to take it back by force if necessary. While Taiwanese overwhelmingly oppose reunification - more than 90 per cent in one recent poll - they have generally supported warming policies advanced by President Ma Ying-jeou.
Ma's defeat of Dr Tsai Ing-wen, of the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party, in February was widely seen as an indication that the Kuomintang's efforts to bolster ties with the mainland would continue.
Similarly, few expect Xi to veer far from the current path, in which both sides have accepted merely that they belong to "one China". But Beijing remains anxious for reunification and is expected to push for more political dialogue after the upcoming party congress.
Taiwanese authorities, including the National Security Council, the Mainland Affairs Council and the ruling KMT, have been watching the leadership change closely, trying to assess its possible impact on cross-strait relations.
"Based on what has happened over the past four years between us and mainland China, current relations are mutually beneficial," Ma said in June. "So, we do not expect cross-strait ties to have significant changes due to the leadership change."
He placed particular emphasis on Xi's familiarity with cross-strait issues. The Communist Party's leader-in-waiting served 17 years as a local official in nearby Fujian province.
"His understanding of Taiwan is very deep," Ma said.
Hu has also sought to calm any concern that cross-strait relations might sour after he retires as party chief.
During a meeting on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation forum earlier this month, he assured Lien that Beijing's current policies toward Taipei would remain.
"They want a stable transition of power," Lien said.
As more difficult issues arise, analysts said Ma may try to slow down talks. The president now says he does not foresee starting political or peace talks with Beijing anytime in the next few years - something he had proposed early in his tenure.
While the Ma administration seeks to focus on resolving economic and other "pressing" issues, growing economic ties could force other issues to the fore.
More than one million Taiwanese were estimated to be living and working on the mainland. More than 4.14 million mainlanders have visited the island since Taipei started allowing travel in July 2008, adding NT$210 billion (HK$56 billion) to the Taiwanese economy.
The mainland has become Taiwan's top trading partner, accounting for some 40 per cent of its exports last year compared with 15 per cent for the United States. Trade between the two totalled more than US$100 billion last year.
Cross-straight relations expert Tung Li-wen, a professor at Central Police University in Taoyuan, said the incoming leadership was likely to employ a new approach to show that it has consolidated its power.
"Politically, it will use 'Taiwan and the mainland both belong to one country'," Tung said. "Economically, it will continue to offer sweeteners to woo Taiwanese."
Culturally, Beijing would try to replace an "identification with Taiwan" among Taiwanese with an "identification with China", Tung said. It would try to expand ties in the traditional pro-independence hotbed of southern Taiwan and build bridges with pro-independence political groups.
A clue as to how Beijing plans to approach future talks may have been provided by Political Consultative Conference Chairman Jia Qinglin on July 28, when he said the "mainland and Taiwan both belong to the same country, so the relationship between both sides is not a nation-to-nation relationship".
Chen Ming-tong, a former chairman of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, said the remark appeared to be an attempt to push through the "one-China framework" by eliminating the "state-to-state" relationship between the two sides.
So far, Ma has accepted only the "1992 consensus" in which the both sides accepted that only one China exists, while reserving its own interpretation of what that means. For Taipei, it is the Republic of China. For Beijing, it is the People's Republic of China.
"Beijing has tried to take the Republic of China out of its 'one China' equation with Jia's definition," Chen said.
Mainland leaders will have to proceed with caution. A National Chengchi University survey conducted in April found less than 10 per cent favoured unification compared to 22 per cent who preferred independence. Some 62 per cent favoured maintaining the status quo.
Chao Chung-shan, president of Foundation on Asia-Pacific Peace Studies, said Beijing had adopted a more patient approach in recent years after decades of demanding immediate reunification.
"Instead of taking it in a big mouthful, it is swallowing it bit by bit," Chao said.
Lien has proposed using a "building-block approach" to work toward more politically sensitive issues, such as a potential peace deal. He said the two sides can start with peripheral issues and build up to a mutual trust.
In the meantime, academics and think tanks from both sides could hold regular peace forums to brainstorm solutions.
As Beijing tries to bring Taiwan closer to the mainland, many Taiwanese are hoping Beijing will enact political reform to bring it closer to Taipei.
During a visit to Taiwan in July, former US ambassador to China Jon Huntsman said Beijing's next leaders understand that "change is inevitable, but they would not proceed to it quickly for concerns about instability".
Huntsman told his Taiwanese audience that cross-strait discussions would naturally become more difficult and confrontational in the coming years.
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Gov. Rick Perry missed President Obama's speech calling for immigration reform — he was at the late Gov. Dolph Briscoe's funeral — but he's always ready to go off on the subject of border security.
"If you don't get the border secured, you can have all the speeches about immigration reform you want. It doesn't matter … We have Washington sitting on their hill playing their fiddles while the border between Mexico and the United states is burning — Burning with terrorists. Burning with drug cartels. And we need action," Perry told reporters when asked about it at a media availability on Hurricane Alex.
Perry said that "Texans are fed up with hearing rhetoric" and want to see personnel, technology and strategic fencing on the border.
"Secure the border, Mr. President, then we'll have a conversation about immigration reform," Perry said.
Perry said he'd had a "tense conversation" with Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano yesterday.
"She wanted to know if I'd had all the help that I needed for the hurricane, and I said yes, I have all the help I need, but I don't have all the help I need along the border with Texas," Perry said. "I said the idea that you would send 250 National Guard troops to a 1,200 mile border and think that is anything but an affront is beyond me.
"I'm tired of Washington, D.C. giving lip service to a major, major problem in securing our border, whether it's the president or whether it's Congress. They need to get off their high horse and come from Washington D.C. and see what's going on on this border," he said. "I don't want to have to go hold the hands of a Texas family because a drug cartel or drug lord has killed a Texas citizen because Washington D.C. has failed in securing this border."
The secretary's response? "She was a little testy," Perry said.
"She said that there was probably, I don't know if she used the word plenty or not, but she said in the supplemental bill there is technology coming and I'm, again, I'm really tired of rhetoric," citing money Texas has spent "trying to do the job that the federal government should have been doing all along."


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IBM, Business Objects Deepen RelationshipBy Renee Boucher Ferguson | Posted 2006-11-03 Email Print
Modernizing Authentication — What It Takes to Transform Secure Access
The companies sgree to jointly build out on demand software and stock their services business.IBM, which has pledged to invest $1 billion over the next three years on developing information management products and services, announced Nov. 2 a deal with business intelligence software developer Business Objects that should help further that mission.
The two companies plan to jointly develop and sell new business intelligence-based software using IBM's hardware, software and services.
At the same time, IBM and Business Objects plan to expand the Business Objects Center of Competency, a services organization that will be staffed by Business Objects and IBM services folks.
Business Objects Center of Competency is located at IBM's Pacific Development Centre in Burnaby, Canada.
IBM and Business Objects share thousands of joint customers.
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Oscar Tabarez concedes that Spain are "unquestionably" a better team than Uruguay but has nonetheless instructed his players to attack the reigning world champions in the Confederations Cup on Sunday.
The Copa America holders open their campaign in the Festival of Champions against La Roja and the 66-year-old hopes that his players do not hide in the face of the party atmosphere, despite acknowledging their inferiority to the Euro 2012 winners.
"Spain are a team that are great in ball possession and impose [this] on their opponents. Unquestionably they are a superior team to us," he told reporters.
"But we have the recent friendly against them on our side [Spain won 3-1]. There was a moment [in that match] when we were on a par with them.
"We are arriving for a party and we will try to make ourselves noticed, so we will not sit back. We have a little hope and we will push forward with respect and belief.
"It is exhilarating to start against the world and European champions. Our aspiration is to reach the next round, but we must work hard and well."
Elsewhere, Uruguay captain Diego Lugano was not afraid to brand Spain as the favourites ahead of the clash but explained that his country's defensive steel could counter the passing philosophy of Vicente del Bosque's men.
"It is logical to say that [they are the best]. Spain are favourites, they are the best team in the world, they are the champions and Uruguay are less so in their prime," he added.
"They are a team that if you allow them to have the ball, you won't see it anymore. Spain are superior to Brazil in their treatment of the ball. Then it is Brazil and then Argentina.
"It is not the case with Uruguay, who from the start teach their children to defend."


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Situated in Saint-Cyr-l'Ecole, this hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Palace of Versailles, Carriage Museum, and Golf National Paris. Isabella Golf and France Miniature are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Along with free newspapers, this smoke-free hotel has multilingual staff and a TV in a common area. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a porter/bellhop.
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Première Classe Versailles - St Cyr l'Ecole features a terrace, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Saint-Cyr-l'Ecole hotel also offers a porter/bellhop and a television in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in September 2012.
Première Classe Versailles - St Cyr l'Ecole is a smoke-free property.
- Terrace
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Porter/bellhop
- Television in common areas
- Total number of rooms - 70
- Free self parking
- Number of floors - 2
- Free WiFi
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Multilingual staff
- Free newspapers in lobby
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
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- Free WiFi
- Access via exterior corridors
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Shower only
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Desk
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Free toiletries
- Digital TV service
- Separate bedroom
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
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- Golfing nearby
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Check-in time starts at 5 PM
Check-in time ends at 9 PM
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- Kids stay free! Children 10 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 3 per pet, per night
- Up to 10 kg
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- Resort fee: EUR 0.75 per person, per night
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 5.90 for adults and EUR 2.95 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 3 per pet, per night
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By her own account, Gail Dasch is a bit of a gypsy. She's slept under the stars in nearly 50 states. She can sling a beer, drive a taxi and charm snake bones into jewelry.
But this rattlesnake jeweler has a degenerative illness called chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. She can't lift things like she used to. She gets winded when she walks across a room and simple speaking can be a strain.
"I'm what you call a survivor," said Dasch, a chain-smoker who won't reveal her age. "God'll keep breath in this body as long as I need it. The doctors don't like me saying that, but I can't die if God don't want me to."
Dasch said she's not ready to give up her life. She's traveled almost her whole life, by herself or with her children, she said, because she wanted to see everything from the coasts of Alaska to the tip of Rhode Island - and has.
Though it has been a lifetime of adventure, it hasn't always been easy, she said. She's suffered millions of tiny losses in her travels, but the biggest was the loss of her daughter to cancer in 1995.
"It's not right to see a beautiful young woman like that suffer and die in your arms," she said. "It never gets easier and you never get over it. But you have to keep going."
In 1995 Dasch was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and chronic bronchitis. At the time she was working as a home health care assistant, but found she could no longer lift her patients. She soon found herself out of a job and looking for a way to support herself with limited capabilities and resources.
According to the chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Web site, the illness known as "COPD" is degenerative, narrowing the airways due to excessive mucus.
"COPD attacks people at the height of their productive years, disabling them with constant shortness of breath," it said. "It destroys their ability to earn a living, causes frequent use of the health-care system and disrupts the lives of victims and their family members for as long as 20 years before death occurs."
"It's frustrating," Dasch said. "I don't feel disabled. But I can't go mountain climbing like I used to. I can't work like I used to. I can't do a lot of the things like I used to.
"I get short of breath. ... And because of the lack of oxygen by late in the day I can't think straight. I'm not able to focus or stay focused. Sometimes it's like my brain just leaves me."
Dasch sought help through vocational rehabilitation and drew on a talent she attained during her travels - making jewelry. While in the Southwest she met an artist who made a career of creating carvings and jewelry from snake bones, antlers and anything else he could find in the desert. Knowing she was a quick study, Dasch decided to turn her lessons into profit.
With the help of the Small Business Development Center, she learned how to write a business plan, make a budget and run a business, she said. She also earned a vocational rehabilitation grant and raised enough to get her business under way.
Now, she peddles her bony bejeweled beauties in small shops in Auke Bay, downtown and at weekend craft shows.
Though her income is limited, Dasch said she believes she will make a go of the business and one day be able to travel again.
"I'm an agitator," she said. "To some extent I was never quite sure where I wanted to be. I always wanted to climb the mountain just to see what was on the other side. There is so much to see and I want to see it. ... I don't think I'll spend the rest of my life in this tiny apartment."
For more information on Dasch's jewelry, call 790-2729.
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- The Oklahoma City Thunder says James Harden is undergoing testing
- World Peace of the Los Angeles Lakers knocks down Thunder's Harden
- World Peace, formerly known as Ron Artest, is ejected from the Lakers-Thunder game
- Harden tells ABC he has "a little bit of a headache"
As the world knows, peace can sometimes be fleeting.
One-time basketball bad boy Ron Artest, who changed his name to Metta World Peace and said it was meaningful and inspirational, was ejected Sunday from the Los Angeles Lakers-Oklahoma City Thunder game for hitting James Harden in the head with his elbow.
After scoring against the Thunder in the second quarter, World Peace was cheering his own shot when he hit the Oklahoma City guard in the back of the head, knocking him down.
Harden was on the floor for several minutes, and did not return to the game after being diagnosed with a concussion, according to the Thunder.
World Peace was ejected from the game and faces possible suspension. The Lakers won 114-106 over the Thunder in double overtime.
"During that play I just dunked on (Kevin Durant) and (Serge) Ibaka, and I got really emotional and excited. It was unfortunate that James had to get hit with an unintentional elbow," World Peace told reporters after the game.
"I hope he's OK. The Thunder, they're playing for a championship this year, so I hope that he's OK and I apologize to the Thunder and to James Harden," he said.
Hours later, World Peace tweeted that he watched the replay again: "Oooo .. My celebration of the dunk really was too much ... Didn't even see James ... Omg... Looks bad."
Harden told ABC's Lisa Salters he had "a little bit of a headache."
On Monday, the Thunder said Harden was undergoing testing.
"Harden participated in a series of limited activities per NBA guidelines, but has additional steps that must be taken under the league-mandated concussion policy before he can make his return to the court," the team statement said. "He will be re-evaluated tomorrow and is currently listed as day-to-day."
World Peace's act was called "disgraceful" by game commentators, and sports analysts said the behavior was reminiscent of the ball player they once knew as Ron Artest.
"He has gone to such lengths to rehabilitate his image, and to revert back to this? He lost control," said Michael Wilbon, an ESPN analyst.
Sports fans were baffled, some even amused, when World Peace announced last year that he planned to legally change his name from Ron Artest.
"Ron Artest has contemplated the name change for years and always knew that he wanted his last name to be World Peace. But it took many years of research and soul searching to find a first name that was both personally meaningful and inspirational," his publicist said at the time.
Back when World Peace was still Artest and playing for the Indiana Pacers, he made headlines in 2004 for his role in a brawl between players and fans at a Pacers-Pistons game after somebody threw a drink on him.
The NBA suspended Artest for 86 games.
Fast forward to September 2011, when Artest announced the name change.
Even before it was finalized by the court, World Peace was working on making the world a more peaceful place.
In 2011, he raffled off his 2010 NBA Championship ring to help mentally ill youths. For his work with the youth, he was given the NBA's citizenship award for philanthropic work.
A star turn on "Dancing With the Stars" garnered the basketball player a new legion of fans.
But in the world, peace sometimes comes with a price: The NBA is now reviewing World Peace's less than peaceable actions.


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Debra Pugh column: Prevention of Osteoporosis by eating healthy and exercising
Published 7:00 pm, Sunday, September 28, 2008
Osteoporosis is often associated with being an age-related disorder in which the bones gradually become thinner, more porous and less able to support the body. The condition affects both men and women, but after women go through menopause their bone loss accelerates rapidly.
The American Council on Exercise states, "By the time a woman reaches the age of 70, she may have lost as much as 30 percent of her bone density." Studies show that exercise, eating healthy and a natural progesterone cream can actually increase bone density.
Exercise Increases Bone Growth
There are many studies that prove that weight-bearing exercise can promote bone growth. Examples are walking, stair climbing, aerobics and lifting weights. To lift weights in the convenience of your home, you do not have to have a lot of large or expensive equipment. It is simple to start a weightlifting program with a few dumbbells that can easily be stored under your bed or couch. Be sure to check with your doctor before starting an exercise program and talk to a personal trainer to get you started with the right technique.
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The American Council on Exercise has said, "People can actually increase their bone strength by eating foods that are high in calcium, high in fiber and low in saturated fat." They also explained that two-thirds of your bone is composed of calcium. "Cokes and soft drinks are the worst thing in causing osteoporosis," explains Dr. Mary Ruth Swope, author of "Some Gold Nuggets in Nutrition." "The phosphorus in soft drinks actually dissolves the calcium out of the bones, which can make one susceptible to broken bones." Vitamin D is also very important in preventing osteoporosis. Studies show that the best source for Vitamin D is the sun (in moderation), but other sources are nuts, seeds, beans, peas, green vegetables and fish.
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Even though osteoporosis is often associated with being an age-related disorder, studies show that it can be prevented. Research demonstrates that if a person already has osteoporosis, then they can actually increase their bone density by exercising, eating healthy and using a natural progesterone cream. Imagine the problems that could be prevented if people would do these things before they were senior citizens.
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The appointed shop will produce work that supplements the company's brand and product campaigns. An example brief would be finding ways to showcase Sony Mobile functions online.
The pitch is being run by Sony Mobile's global procurement team and there is no intermediary involved.
A spokesman for Sony Mobile said: "We continue to review and evolve our global agency network to meet our strategic objectives. We have got ambitious plans for 2014.
"We're looking to grow our agency roster to further the expansion of our global marketing programme, particularly across creative product asset production."
Sony Mobile awarded its global advertising business to Adam & Eve/DDB in May 2013 after a competitive pitch. This will not be affected by the ongoing pitch. Last month, the agency was also appointed to the Sony Electronics ad account.


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> If there are specific things you think the spec says that are > contradictory (like the parsing manifests section did), then please do > raise those points. However, I don't see anything wrong with using the > term "resource" in a manner consistent with how it is used throughout the > industry. I continue to think that HTTP, URI, and the handful of related > specs that insist on considering the term "resource" as excluding files > are the exception here, not the rule. For a specification that goes out of its way, in other ways, to be careful to "match reality", this is a case where being following sloppy industry terminology leads to a failure to be consistent with the reality of what is actually implemented. There are two different concepts: XXXX: the thing that a Uniform Resource Identifier identifies, that a Uniform Resource Locator locates. YYYY: the bits + metadata you get, when you "fetch" an XXXX. In reality, these things are different, and using the same word for them adds a great deal of confusion. There are XXXX's that only have one YYYY -- when the XXXX is a file, but there are XXXX's that have NO YYYY at all -- for example, a telnet: or irc: URI, and there are XXXX's that have multiple YYYY's, e.g., when there is content negotiation. If you use the same word for both, it gets very confusing about whether the URI resource is the same resource as the fetched resource. If you want to match reality and describe these in a specification about the web, it seems you need two words. For better or worse, the word "resource" was used for XXXX, because, you know, a Uniform Resource Identifier, well, maybe you should use "resource" for that thing. And so we were stuck looking for another word for YYYY, and, well, "representation" seemed to fit, so the specs talk about "representations" of "resources". This distinction was made in some places, but of course, the popular confounding of the two is still widespread. I suppose you could say "result-of-fetching-resource" or some other term than "representation"? I don't think, as a general editorial policy, that precision and "matching implementation reality" should have higher priority than correspondence with popular usage; I would think most would agree with this. I also think that consistency with other highly relevant technical specifications (including those referenced by this document) should also have editorial priority over over popular usage; perhaps there is more disagreement over this? So I urge a review of the use of the term "resource" in the document to determine, for each case, whether the term "representation" (as used more formally) would more accurately reflect reality. Regards, Larry -- http://larry.masinter.netReceived on Tuesday, 6 October 2009 23:20:44 UTC
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Nellie Baker Stevens says the 250 Atlantic fishermen she represents fear the Harper government is poised to destroy the fishery as they now know it, even allowing Chinese corporations to own the resource.
"Is this something that we as Canadians want," she asked. "Is this how we envisage our future?"
On Wednesday, Ms. Baker Stevens and several members of her organization, the Eastern Shore Fisherman's Protective Association, met at a Dartmouth hotel with NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, who offered no alternatives but lent a sympathetic ear.
Their fear is the Harper government's initiative, launched in January, to "modernize" the fishery will lead to the abandonment of two key policies that ensure the independence of Atlantic fishermen – the owner-operator and fleet-separation policies.
Fleet separation means that only those who fish can own a licence; processing companies, for example, cannot. Owner-operator means that the owner of the licence must operate the boat. The measures have kept large corporations from dominating the industry, as they do in British Columbia where these policies were not instituted.
"We're not stupid people," Ms. Baker Stevens said. "We look at the actions that are coming out of Ottawa and we're very afraid of what is coming down our way."
Coming their way, she believes, is the corporatization of the multimillion-dollar industry that would destroy small coastal fishing villages throughout the Atlantic provinces.
"This could be China owning our fishing resource," she said.
And that was her message to Mr. Mulcair, despite the fact that she's suspicious of politicians. "I'll be truthful," she said. "I'm not very happy with the politicians we have in Ottawa now. I am really concerned with whether or not anything that's said to us is actually going to mean anything …"
However, she noted that being able to talk about the issue with the Opposition Leader gives her "just a little bit of hope."
Mr. Mulcair, who was in Halifax for the day to be briefed on the issue, accused the government of mounting a two-pronged assault on the fishery.
He said the government's changes to employment insurance, which have been viewed as an attack on seasonal workers, combined with suspicions it will change the licensing of the Atlantic fishery, "are a backdoor attempt to make it a fait accompli that this is not an economically viable proposition."
"You know when you've decided you're going to kill your dog you say it's got rabies," he said. "That's exactly what the Conservatives are doing with the fishery."
Mr. Mulcair argued that revamping the fishery is part of the government's broader laiss ez faire attitude that lets "large corporations run roughshod" without any enforcement of "stewardship or environmental regulation." He noted that the Harper government dismantled the Wheat Board last year and may be poised to change the supply management system.
Recently, the Harper government was invited to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade talks. This, Mr. Mulcair said, "is an attempt to put supply management on the table for things like eggs, poultry and dairy farming."
He said the government shouldn't be reforming a system that works and allows money to stay in the community.
"If ain't broke don't fix it," he said, charging the government is "leaving devastation for future generations and that could include economic devastation here in Atlantic Canada."
A spokeswoman for Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield called Mr. Mulcair's remarks "spin."
"Minister Ashfield has been quite clear he is not advocating any one position, plan or policy change," said Erin Filliter, noting he is simply consulting about how to improve the management of the fishery.
She said the industry indicated to him when he became minister last year that "DFO (Department of Fisheries and Oceans) needs to change how it does business."
"This has been a preliminary discussion about challenges the industry is facing, including globally competitive markets, rising fuel costs, access to capital and young people wanting to get into the fishery," she wrote in an e-mail. "He is looking for ways DFO might adjust its practice to help the industry meet some of these challenges."Report Typo/Error
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LEBANON. "We are only allowed to highlight the screams but no solution is applied," says Mohamad Darwich (United Press and Al-Shark radio), to a group of students and journalists covering south Lebanon addressing the "lack of journalistic fundamental rights".
The purpose of the workshop "Freedom Messengers Network" taking place in Tyr, south of Lebanon is to promote the human rights especially in the journalism field. It is being attended by twenty five students from different universities.
"We are only allowed to highlight the screams but no solution is applied," says Mohamad Darwich (United Press and Al-Shark radio). "We cannot tackle all the political and social issues in the south." Speaking at the Rest House Hotel in Tyre to a group of students and journalists covering south Lebanon, Darwich talks about the "lack of journalistic fundamental rights" during the period of the Israeli occupation. He also asserts that the news is generally sent to the center of the country (Beirut) where it sometimes gets distorted. Explaining the severe conditions experienced during Israeli bombings and as a result of the widespread religious and conservative parties in the region, he concludes, "We are the sons of crisis."
This session was part of a four day workshop conducted by the 'Freedom Messengers' Network' in Tyre in south Lebanon. The workshop, which was funded by the United Group-Egypt, the Center for Defending the Freedom of Journalists and Media for Training-Lebanon, targeted Lebanese University students majoring in Journalism, Cinema and Directing and English Literature and activists from Lebanese non-governmental organizations. The initiative also received support from Egypt's Al-Ahram newspaper and the Rady School of Management in San Diego, USA.
Fadi Al Badran (Future TV and Al-Shark radio) talks about the early days of his journalistic career. He completed degrees in media studies in 1984 and political sciences in 1990. In 1985, he was arrested by the Israeli troops; he also witnessed the Israeli invasions in 1993 and 1996. Recounting stories from the July 2006 war, he reveals how he heard from a UNIFIL source that Israeli troops were being deployed in the Bayada area. When he reported the news live, he received a phone call claiming he was promoting the invasion and hence, he was accused of being an agent. This story reveals the dilemma of being a correspondent in a war zone, where you have to take into consideration political views and objectivity. "If you work for a media outlet, people consider you to hold the same political ideology [as the outlet], though you might be personally against their opinions", Badran says, explaining that some people in the south consider him an opponent just because he works for a media outlet that does not share their political views.
Hussein Saad (As-Safir newspaper) did not face the same problem as his newspaper is considered by people in the south to follow a friendlier political line. In addition, he is head of a municipality in one of the southern villages. Saad began his journalistic career in the early 1990s with Sawt Al Shaab radio station, Kifah Arabi magazine, Al Balad newspaper and New TV. He tells the students, "Every journalist should have a cause; this cause might differ from one person to another, it might be their own quest for fame, support for a political line or their nation's interest."
Bahia El Ainain, a Palestinian journalist working for Al-Binaa daily newspaper, gave her perspective as a female journalist. She started working in journalism by chance; she was looking for a job and someone told her about an opportunity at a local magazine. Being a female journalist is tough, she says. "We are in an Arab society where a woman faces many obstacles. Few accept the idea of a woman succeeding. They do not believe that she can do that by herself."
El Ainain talks about her experiences during the 1996 Israeli massacre in Qana. "I cried several times. I couldn't be a journalist over being a mother when I saw dead young girls at Qana. I couldn't but think of my daughter." She also recounts an incident during the July 2006 war when she was on a roof, along with all the foreign press and their cameras, and some resistance rockets were fired from a nearby area. Bahia pushed the cameras away; she admits that her patriotism outweighs the journalist's instincts for objectivity.
Another journalist, Haydar Hawili, used to play for the Lebanese national soccer team. Then, in 1991, Tony Khalife (a prominent Lebanese TV anchor) asked him to cover anti-government demonstrations and riots that were taking place in Tyre. Hawili says that this inspired him to turn to photography and journalism. In 1996, he took pictures of the Fijian troops, of whom 16 were killed during the Israeli attack on Qana, but he was surprised that his agency, UPI, never published them.
Hawili's stories reveal the cooperation of the people of the south during wartime. Once, when traveling with a colleague, they were stopped by a vehicle and were obliged to hand over their spare tire. In exchange, they were handed a scrap of paper indicating where they could retrieve their tire from. Later, they had to do the same thing; their tire went flat and they left a similar note. Hawili was surprised that, the next day, they found the tire they had been promised and so they did the same for the people whose wheel they had taken.
Hawili also recounts sad stories. Once, while traveling with a Red Cross/UNIFIL convoy that had been set at 12 vehicles, one car was hit by an Israeli aircraft. They later discovered that it was the 13th car that had been hit. The car had been carrying a family of two parents and two children. They learned that the Israelis count the cars.
Bilal Kashmar (National Broadcasting Network TV) began his journalistic career in 1994. "During times of war, taking a picture of an aircraft, a tank or an explosion is a routine shot," he says. "The challenge is to highlight the voice of the people who stay on the frontline and want to be connected with their families and cousins who left."
Wafik Al-Howari (Shu'un Janoubieh) says that he does not belong to any Lebanese party; he only belongs to humanity and his only enemy is Israel. He tells the students about the struggles of publishing a good investigation. He explains how he wanted to do a particular investigative report but none of the Lebanese newspapers accepted to publish it. He needed funding and, in the end, ARIJ (The Network of Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalists) offered funding on the condition that a media outlet had agreed to publish it. But this never happened.
This inspiring workshop was a unique opportunity for young journalists living in south Lebanon. The participants sharpened their skills, gained local contacts and widened their knowledge, especially about human rights. It is hoped that the training sessions will result in publications by the participants, both in print and online. A website for their content is planned.


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