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Arsenal needs rough changes! Do something Wenger or ..
PS. Seems Robin van Persey will leave.. and then?
Liverpool deserved an extra time.. game was toothless.. Liverpools season sums it all up.. Chelsea good luck in Munich!
Both teams worth each other.. Jerome's goal pure class!
Boring all night long.. was keep switching the channels..
Changes must be DONE!
Spurs are so much better to watch than any team in Europe this season.. Hope they get a spot in Champ League
Yeah! Awesome brilliance from Chelsea! Hope they can have Champions League Trophy as well!
Wigan saves the best for the end of the season! Newcastle's champ league dreams are fading away
Donno something goes wrong for Gunners..can see them loosing on Robin van Persey
Wolves are comming back next season! still a team
Finally! For Liverpool and great to watch Suarez with super shots!
Never guessed the result right..
Barca out of CL.. Chelsea after unlucky season in Final
Can someone else but me see Bayern upseting Real Madrid?
Will there be a DreamFooty leage for EuroCup?
Huge stakes made EPL unpredictable.. United loosing to whom - Wigan and suddenly.. anyway.. Manchester clubs derby is boring.. just wish Harry Rednap would stay...
Seems to me that FA wants him to be English manager.. fans are idiots as when the club wins - great coach, loose - sack coach.. LMAO :)))
Looking at match stats.. T'tham didn't take part in the game
Spurs are satisfied with their place?
Some selfish performance ruined a celebration.. Greatly improved Chelsea's game
Whome to blame? bad luck? maybe
As always coach to blame? players can't put the ball behind the line..
Great game! as usually I'm happy when United loose! Everton deserved more!
I demand 5 points to Philipe Lahm for goal assist on Footytube!!!
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A promised update on campaign spending from embattled federal Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Peter Penashue turned out to be an online letter repeating the Conservative message track in his defence.
In an open letter to constituents posted on his MP website Tuesday, Mr. Penashue puts the blame squarely on Reginald Bowers, his former campaign manager. It's the same response used by Prime Minister Stephen Harper and other senior Conservatives in recent months since Elections Canada auditors flagged about $4,000 in overspending.
Since then, Mr. Penashue has also been accused of accepting thousands of dollars in free flights around his riding along with a questionable donation from a construction company in St. John's during last year's election.
"As official agent, Reg was responsible for administration and bookkeeping," says Mr. Penashue's letter. "I focused on campaigning across this massive riding and meeting the people of Labrador.
"I was very clear during the campaign that we would follow the rules. I specifically indicated that, in accordance with the law, we could not accept corporate donations. I was not aware of any problems or irregularities during the campaign.
"No one is more surprised than I am at the allegations that have arisen since the campaign. No one is more disappointed. That's why there is a new official agent in place to examine all of the paperwork and to work with Elections Canada to correct any mistakes."
That appears to be the extent of an update to constituents that Mr. Penashue promised last week in Ottawa.
Mr. Penashue was travelling the remote southern Labrador coast on Tuesday to hand out Queen's Diamond Jubilee medals for community service in Port Hope Simpson. Neither he nor his spokesman Cory Hann could be reached by email or cellphone.
Mr. Penashue has been attacked for weeks in the House of Commons, but Mr. Harper has shrugged off calls for his resignation.
Mr. Bowers was later named by the federal government to the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board which regulates the oil sector. He has not returned messages seeking comment.
Margaret Burden, a businesswoman and community volunteer who owns the Alexis Hotel in Port Hope Simpson, was one of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal recipients Tuesday.
She said the ceremony should be about recognizing public service, but that Mr. Penashue also needs to clear the air with voters.
"I feel that he has to be forthcoming and give people what they're looking for," Ms. Burden said from Port Hope Simpson. "If it was a bad thing, then explain it and apologize. If it wasn't, if it was errors on someone else's part, well do that too. But please don't avoid the questions that are being asked because it's becoming like a snowball. It's just gathering speed as it goes."
Mr. Penashue has much to offer Canada and Labrador, Ms. Burden said.
"But I feel that this is a very negative thing in his life at this particular time, and I know it's difficult for someone to come out and even address it. But I feel that, the gentleman that he is, I'm sure that he will at some point in time make a public address and let the people know.
"Life would be a lot better for him and he'd be able to get on with doing what he does best, which is represent the people of Labrador and represent Canada in his portfolio."
Mr. Penashue's surprise victory by just 79 votes over Liberal incumbent Todd Russell was the only Conservative win in the province.
Mr. Penashue has said he won't step down despite calls from the opposition for a byelection and accusations that he "bought" the election.
Mr. Russell said constituents who were anticipating answers seem to have been treated to a public relations stunt.
"Obviously there's no disclosure and there's no new information," he said Tuesday in an interview. "This seems to be a very poorly done publicity piece. Giving out Queen's Jubilee medals is part of your regular business.
"It's not what the constituents were expecting and certainly not what they deserve. What they deserve is full disclosure, full accountability and full responsibility being taken for what happened."
Mr. Russell said Elections Canada must do a thorough investigation on the ground in Labrador, "and not just a review of the returns."
The minister has also been under siege for travel expenses and the extent to which he has visited other parts of Canada in his cabinet role.
A list published by his department shows 79 per cent of Mr. Penashue's ministerial travel has been in his home province of Newfoundland and Labrador, even though he's the intergovernmental affairs minister responsible for managing federal relations with all provinces and territories.
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The new year of 2010 is just days away. Neither horoscopes nor the media's news analysis can fully predict what will happen in the months ahead. This time last year I had no idea that my dad was terminally ill, cancer pressing against his spine causing him to become paralysed by February. He was living with mystery symptoms until it was too late for medicine to do its usual good work. But life changes without giving us a decent notice period - even if we sit still circumstances will shift about around us. And when they do change we have to cope and do our best for each other as human beings, friends and family members.
All I know about 2010 is that my dad is no longer alive to see it, dying last July. He was deprived of the chance to experience anything of the coming 12 months - a year that must be kinder since how could it be any worse? I hope that he is in a better place, a spiritual realm where he can look benevolently on my progress in life. He will approve of all I have been doing since his death. But he would now want me to bring my immense distress over his passing to an end.
Last year taught me more than all the lessons which could be learnt within a normal 10 years. My year in review for 2009 is very personal, one of highly expressed emotion and scenes that were bleak. But to come out of this I learned that I could give affection and put someone else first. I experienced terminal illness at close quarters. Despite knowing mental health conditions well – both personally and through meeting other service users and survivors – I had never encountered end-of-life care. Another close relative had been given a cancer diagnosis and treatment with radiotherapy in the past. But I always knew that was treatable, she would be better soon. My dad's prostate cancer was a different story and I understood that from the minute of hearing his diagnosis. I had to face it, to not make this crisis 'about me', and see how I could make his situation bearable for longer. What I did not expect was to become an advocate for my dad, to care so deeply, to listen so carefully and ultimately to survive without him.
I now realise that there is more to life than mental health concerns and wider issues beyond merely existing each day thinking there is always time to spare. My own awakening in life has made me wiser and more compassionate. I respect that members of families grieve differently and I hope that I have been sensitive to the needs of significant others. I do not feel bitter about my dad's death as a tragic event following half of my life battling mental health problems. Instead I believe that all my experiences allow me to have a different perspective, one that I hope to help others with through sharing where needed.
It is hard to live in an area where no-one has met my dad. Some people I meet are not attuned to grief and do not see its significance – I sometimes wish they would take the time out to learn before they also have to go through it one day. My dad's absence is still obvious; going to certain places will never be the same without him; tea and coffee cannot taste the same as when he made it. I do not hear about his latest movements and outings anymore. I wish I could have discussed the recent snow fall with him.
I spent Christmas Day on my own with no Christmas food or television programmes in sight, in my pyjamas with unwashed hair. I longed to spend it with my dad or even to be able to phone him as I did last year. I did not feel fully prepared for how long the day felt or my emptiness, for the tears that never quite came, for the strong memories but also the boredom where I felt like doing nothing. I wanted to be anyone but myself, even believing that being part of a large family prone to falling out would be preferable that day. I envy people talking about family Christmases, but I appreciate that they may not be ideal. I knew Christmas was almost over by the early evening so felt the heaviness lifting from my body and mind.
Bereavement has taken its toll on my mental health. I recognise this and a need to rebuild my reserves again. I am more likely to catastrophise. If I hear that one of my small surviving family feels even slightly ill I start to picture having to visit another hospital. I find it harder to settle and concentrate now. I tend to ration what I can eat only to find that I am lacking in energy. I am scared of a new year as well as trying to be hopeful.
Today I start writing in my 2010 diary. I have a 2009-2010 academic year diary which would last another six months, but it is better for me to start afresh. I no longer need to write in the back of the diary the contact details for the hospice, or the community nurses previously looking after my dad. I bought new clothes in the January sales so I do not associate all my clothes with the past (but I also have to watch my spending from now on). Early in 2010 I am starting to do some service user involvement, mentoring student nurses within my mental health trust. I have a new friend I 'met' through the Macmillan online forums who is in a similar stage of bereavement. Recently I put myself forward to be a media talker for the national Prostate Cancer Charity in case I can help raise awareness of this disease.
I will continue to see my community psychiatric nurse in 2010. She has said that we will still be able to talk about my dad at any time. We will be looking more at other areas of my life again. The theme of mental health recovery has always been strong within our work together. But where family crisis and bereavement take place, there is a need to focus on these areas. I feel that the way I helped my dad during his final illness owes much to the past therapy with my CPN - a remarkable result to come from this work. I do believe that it is a shortcoming that only 'outcomes' such as having a job and home are captured as data for use by NHS mental health commissioners. It seems more important that outcome measures reflect the good we do for others rather than service costs saved or targets hit. You cannot put a price on being with someone when they are dying – and it is something I did for my dad but also for my own recovery.
Six months on from my dad's death I do not feel quite ready to let go yet. I have used the cancer drop-in centre over the Christmas break so that I was less isolated at this time of year when grief rises up again. This centre will still be there for times I want to call in; - many centre users go on to become volunteers which I could consider at some future time. I sometimes cannot stop thinking about my dad in the hospice or in his care home. I still allow those thoughts, and my heart aches, but at least these events are in the past. I can see ahead into a new year and just hope for peace of mind. I know in my heart that my dad is right behind me in whatever happens next.
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Bedbugs do not seem to spread disease to people. But their bites can cause itching and allergic reactions in some people.
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Ziggler went on to lose to John Cena, who was still selling his arm injury from Brock Lesnar. Ryan ended up getting involved in the match.
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Troy Visits Casper's Peaches' Family Restaurant
Since it's Monday and I firmly believe that you should treat yourself to at least one thing on the most despised day of the week, I decided to treat myself to a local landmark for lunch. Me and 400 other hungry souls! Let me treat you to little taste of Peaches'.
Our lone Peaches' stands on the corner of Grant and Second. Just look for the line of cars and crowded parking lot during lunch hour. I just know this place is going to be on one of those cool restaurant-featured shows. Believe it or not, this local favorite once had at least three brothers and sisters. One was out in Mills, where Full House is, besides Pacific Steel & Recycling. Another was where the Subway on CY presently resides. There was a Peaches' on East 2nd just east of the KFC/Long John Silvers. KFC had moved into a building that Peaches' had vacated. A few years later, it was gutted by a fire and was rebuilt in its present spot. And I can't be quite sure, but I think there might have been one more. Maybe you remember.
A little more history…back in the '70s, Peaches' was called the Red Barn. Need more proof? Look at the building closely. You'll see it's shaped like a barn, and at one time, yes, it was painted red. I was pretty young at the time that the name flip went down, but I remember being a little disappointed with the new moniker. I think it had something to do with new ownership and previous rights, but I've always wanted to know why they did it and why the name "Peaches'?" Especially for a place that was once famous for its fried chicken. So, I asked. I was told that it all revolved around the fact that their food was made to be "as fresh as a Georgia peach." Makes perfect sense. That's the only way they've served it up for all these years.
The hottest things on the menu these days? Without question, the Rancher. Even more without question, the Bacon Rancher. These are big, dripping, delicious burgers. I'm not exaggerating. Don't miss out on the chicken strips, based on Peaches legendary recipe, and their fries. And if you don't include the ranch dressing, you should be dressed down. You wouldn't believe how it compliments. They used to have awesome turnovers, but have had to take a more economical route with cherry pies, instead. They make a mean shake, too!
I just described my whole meal. Take that hunger!
If you haven road tested Peaches', yet, I highly recommend that you do. If you have, back off, because I'm tired of competing with all of you at noon. I'll tell you what, though…it's worth the wait.


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Brisbane Heat coach Darren Lehmann has been officially reprimanded and slapped with a suspended fine by cricket officials after questioning the bowling action of West Indian Marlon Samuels.
Cricket Australia said Lehmann was convicted of breaching the Code of Behaviour with remarks in a media interview after the Heat's loss to the Melbourne Renegades in Australia's Twenty20 Big Bash League on Saturday night.
"At a hearing today, Commissioner John Price found Lehmann guilty of breaching Rule nine: Detrimental Public Comment," the governing body said.
"Lehmann received an official reprimand and a Aus$3,000 fine suspended for two years."
The Heat coach questioned why Samuels, whose bowling has often come under scrutiny in a turbulent career, was allowed to play in the Big Bash League when he was banned from bowling in the Indian Premier League due to suspect action.
"If he is deemed legal, I'm totally understanding of that. But from my point of view, from 20 years' cricket, I have got a problem with 120kmh off no steps," Lehmann said.
Under Cricket Australia rules a player or official must not "denigrate or criticise another player or denigrate or criticise an official, umpire, referee or team against which they have played or will play".
Lehmann rapped, fined for Samuels remarks
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West Indies cricketer Marlon Samuels takes a catch off the batting of Australian Michael Hussey during the ICC Twenty20 World Cup semi-final in Colombo on October 5, 2012. Brisbane Heat coach Darren Lehmann has been officially reprimanded and slapped with a suspended fine by cricket officials after questioning Samuels' bowling action in Australia's Twenty20 Big Bash League. © Cricbuzz
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I just got a new 4 gig card YAY!! now I want to partition it, so I have a vfat partition, and an ext2 partition ...
I'm using fdisk as shipped with pdaXrom beta3 - I have replaced the SD driver with the newer tetsu/cresho one (from the newer 3200 series) I fdisk /dev/mmcda and create two new partitions. (at cylinders 1600 and 2407) This should give me two partitions roughly 3 gigs and 1 gig .. or close enough. then I use the type option to set primary partition 1 to type 6 (fat16) and primary partition 2 to type 83 (linux) Then I do mkfs.msdos /dev/mmcda1 and a mkfs.ext2 /dev/mmcda2 mkdir /mnt/ext2 a mount -t ext2 /dev/mmcda2 /mnt/ext2 fails with a generic error .. wrong fs, too many mounted file systems ... etc ... Not sure why this is happening. . . And when I put the SD card into my windows machine, it only reconizes 1 gig. (.99 to be exact) I figured this was because of choosing fat16 and a limitation. so I chose hex option b (fat32) the next time I fdisked the card ... and still the same problem. I have since re-built the partition info, and formatted in windows to get the full 4gigs in vfat. However -- I don't like that it didn't work ... I followed all the instructions I've found perfectly, and I understand what it is doing and how it's happening ... but I don't see where my error is occuring. Anyone else have some input that might help me out on this? I would like to install GIMP + extra brushes on the SD card since I don't have enough room for it internally. Thanks! |
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do you mean issues with the driver ? or with this version of fdisk? Sandisc Ultra cards are common enough I would assume they are supported
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Tuesday 26 November 1963 was a national day of mourning in Ireland for President Kennedy. Many businesses shut down so that staff could attend special services and masses being held throughout the country that morning.
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This is one of my first threads/posts and I wanted to say hi. I've been lurking around the forum for quite some time. I had a Bright Silver Metallic 2012 SRT and just got a Billet Silver Metallic 2014 Last week. This forum is great and everyone offers a lot of help. I hope to keep this going with my upcoming mods and provide some pics for your enjoyment.
So my Mods so far are: Vinyl Window Trim, Vinyl Black out on the Orange markers. Bwoody CAI. 25% window tint. The chrome rings and rear Jeep Emblem are at the Body shop now getting painted Gloss Black. Upcoming Mods: I ordered Concavo Wheels with 305/35R22 Verds, from Black Opps (Not sure if I want to leave them with the Machined face or powdercoat them all Gloss Black) The issue I'm having is what lowering kit to go with. Im thinking RM mids, but Im not sure I want it that low because I don't want to experience any rubbing with the offset of the Concavos. The Eibachs would be a good choice I just wish the rears would be a tad lower. I hope the pictures work as this is my first attempt. |
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can you add close ups of the headlights please. Did you remove the clear housing and black out the markers only, or tint out the headlights too? Thanks
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I will try to get a close up later. But I used 3m vinyl and covered them. Then cut the vinyl to go with the curvature of the headlamp. Sent from my iPhone using JeepGarage |
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Italian Byzantine Emperor Justinian Mosaic Plaque by Carlo Signorini of Ravenna
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This magnificent stone and mother-of-pearl mosaic depicting the Byzantine Emperor Justinian, after the mosaic portrait in the Basilica of San Vitale, Ravenna, circa 546 AD, comes from the studio of Carlo Signorini of Ravenna, Italy, and is believed to date from the 1960s or 1970s. It measures 27.75" by 21.25" (70.5 by 54 cm). Carlo was the son of Renato Signorini, headmaster and innovative mosaic artist at the Academy of Arts' Mosaic School. Founder of the Ravenna style, he invented a new technique while trying to recover the technique used by the Ravenna mosaic artists of the 5th and 6th centuries that can be seen in the city's mausoleums and churches. In this technique, the marble and smalt tesserae (pieces of colored glass) were laid down on different angles so that the reflected light off the surface changes throughout the day. Carlo Signorini, Renato's third son, assisted his father for twenty years and then carried on with the family tradition with his studio "Il Mosaico" which gained an international recognition. Notable artists who trained under Carlo iclude Giovanna Galli, Marco de Luca, Verdiano Marzi, Francesca Fabbri, Felice Nittolo, Sandro Pocaterra, Paolo Racagni, and Giulio Babini. (Source: MosaiqueMagazine.eu.)
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How A Madman Helped Save The Colonies
Fort Stanwix was doomed—until the Iroquois heard the ravings of Hon Yost Schuyler
February 1956 | Volume 7, Issue 2
August 22, 1777. The militia had marched and been defeated. Behind the stockades of the New York frontier, many widows wept, not for their dead husbands only but for their still living children. The invader, Lieutenant Colonel Barry St. Leger of His Majesty's Thirty-fourth Foot, did not lead a civilized army; his troops were largely cruel Iroquois. In star-shaped Fort Stanwix on the banks of the Mohawk a few militiamen remained in arms, but a tunnel dug under the direction of British engineers approached the mud walls to the sound of scalping knives being sharpened. Casting around for a source hope, the settlers found no comfort in the fact that Hon Yost Schuyler, a hall-insane Tory in leathers, was raving by the hostile council fires. Three weeks before, the fort's 750 defenders had watched 800 Tories and British regulars and roughly a thousand Indians surround the wilderness clearing in which Stanwix stood. That night great shadows of primeval trees, thrown by a hundred campfires, flickered and interwove. If, as a patriot looked over the walls, his head was silhouetted against one of the encircling fires, muskets cracked. At the present site of Rome, New York, but then far beyond the confines of ordinary settlement, Stanwix guarded a wilderness entry to the embattled colonies. Northward ran Wood Creek, the narrow watercourse through almost unbroken forest down which St. Leger had traveled from Canada; eastward the Mohawk stretched 110 miles to Albany and the populous Hudson Valley. For a century and a half, settlement on the Mohawk had been impeded by the Iroquois nations that were now besieging Stanwix. The few villages huddled around stockades into which the inhabitants could flee with their cattle when war whoops sounded. Yet mansions stood by themselves surrounded with ornamental grounds, for the great families of the region had little to fear from the Indians. They had achieved their eminence through control of the Indians, whom they had now persuaded to join the Tory cause. St. Leger's Iroquois irregulars were commanded by members of the Johnson and Butler dynasties, one of them, Sir John Johnson, both a Mohawk chief and a British baronet. These were cultured gentlemen, often educated in Europe. Associated with them in the Indian command was Hon Yost Schuyler, one of the coarsest and most disreputable inhabitants of the valley. Good patriot blood flowed in his veins—his father was a cousin of General Philip Schuyler, his mother a sister of General Herkimer—but Hon Yost's parents, in the manner of frontier black sheep, had found their most congenial society among the Indians. As poor according to European standards as the tribesmen among whom they lived, these renegade Schuylers would have fallen into complete insignificance had they not had the good fortune to produce in Hon Yost a son who was considered mad. Rising to strange exaltations, raving in unknown tongues, he appeared to the Indians to be in special contact with the supernatural powers, a prophet who spoke for the Great Spirit. Hon Yost had adopted the manner and dress of his admirers. Adherents of the patriot cause despised him for this and for everything, but the Tory aristocrats employed the awe he inspired to increase their influence over the tribes; his lunacy was tempered by the ability to make his inner voices serve the interests of his friends. Prophesying to order, the madman was one of George III's more useful American supporters. He was to become, against his will, even more useful to the United States. The invasion in which he was engaged was an added menace in a situation which had already cast gloom over the thirteen revolting colonies. The British seemed about to cut the nation in half at the Hudson River. St. Leger was scheduled to join up with a much larger British force that General Burgoyne had already led from Canada via Lake Champlain. The northern American army, commanded by General Philip Schuyler, was falling back before Burgoyne; it had not even attempted to defend Fort Ticonderoga, on which all defense plans had been based. Nor could Washington come to the rescue with the Continental Army, for he had to watch a third British force, under General Howe, that was based on New York City and might march up the Hudson to join the other two. If St. Leger overwhelmed Stanwix, as seemed probable since his army so outnumbered the defenders, he could sweep on to Albany, cutting General Schuyler's supply lines and leaving him in the wilderness north of that city at the mercy of Burgoyne. Schuyler having been defeated, St. Leger and Burgoyne could march down the Hudson towards Howe, giving Washington the choice of abandoning the strategically invaluable river or being himself caught in a pincers. Even before St. Leger had appeared from the forest, Washington had been in despair at Burgoyne's seemingly irresistible advance. The best he could suggest was that Schuyler's command be reinforced by one general: Benedict Arnold. The treason that was to change Arnold's fame to infamy lay in the unforeseeable future; he was the most brilliant combat officer either side boasted, and miracles could be expected of him, as he had done miracles before.


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Susteren, a village in the Dutch province of Limburg, in the 16th century belonging to the duchy of Jülich, was a center of Anabaptist activity about 1550. It was then called "The principal point of the (new) religious revival." There is, however, only scarce information about this revival. Fifteen persons were baptized at Susteren by Elder Lemken, but soon after this all traces of Anabaptists in this area are lost.
Bax, W. Het Protestantisme in het Bisdom Luik ... I. The Hague, 1937: 73f., 302, 317.
Rembert, Karl. Die "Wiedertäufer" im Herzogtum Jülich. Berlin: R. Gaertners Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1899: 69, 355, 356.
Author(s) | Nanne van der Zijpp |
Date Published | 1959 |
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. "Susteren (Limburg, Holland)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 27 Mar 2017. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Susteren_(Limburg,_Holland)&oldid=110005.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. (1959). Susteren (Limburg, Holland). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 27 March 2017, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Susteren_(Limburg,_Holland)&oldid=110005.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and Kitchener, Ontario, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 664. All rights reserved.
©1996-2017 by the Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. All rights reserved.


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Tough negotiations between Iran and world powers over Tehran's nuclear program ended Thursday with a plan to meet next month for another round of talks but agreement on little else.
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European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said both sides agreed to continue the discussions on June 18-19 in Moscow in hopes of a breakthrough on international concerns about the Islamic Republic's ability to build atomic weapons.
The announcement capped two days of negotiations in Baghdad, where at times it appeared Tehran would withdraw from the talks in frustration over the West's refusal so far to scale back tough economic sanctions.
"It is clear that we both want to make progress, and that there is some common ground," Ashton, who is formally leading the talks, told reporters at the end of the talks. "However, significant differences remain. Nonetheless, we do agree on the need for further discussion to expand that common ground."
Israeli leaders have been critical of the talks, claiming it allows Iran to buy time and drive a wedge between Washington and Jerusalem. On Wednesday, Israel's Defense Minister Ehud Barak said even possible moves by Iran to open its nuclear facilities to greater U.N. inspection doesn't rule out a possible Israeli military strike.
Iran went into the Baghdad talks seeking guarantees the West will scale back on its sanctions, which have targeted Iran's critical oil exports and have effectively blackballed the country from international banking networks.
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At the heart of the issue are two different proposals. On one side is an incentive package by the six-nation group - the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany - that seeks to halt the most sensitive part of Iran's nuclear fuel production.
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A senior U.S. official predicted the pace of the talks - which began last month in Istanbul - would speed up in upcoming rounds.
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Hassan Abedini, an executive for Iran's state-run TV channel who was briefed on the discussions, called the proposal put forward by the U.S. and its allies unbalanced and filled only with old plans that Tehran dismissed years ago.
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In exchange, the world powers offered benefits, including medical isotopes, some nuclear safety cooperation and spare parts for civilian airliners that are needed in Iran.
But they snubbed Iranian calls for an immediate easing of significant economic sanctions imposed on Tehran for flouting U.N. Security Council resolutions that demand the suspension of all enrichment.
"Giving up 20 percent enrichment levels in return for plane spare parts is a joke," said Abedini. "The package is unbalanced and therefore unacceptable."
(This version CORRECTS description of Iranian commenter as employee of state TV, not analyst.)


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