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BEDFORD, N.Y. (AP) — Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary Kennedy, who had fought drug and alcohol problems, was found dead in her home Wednesday.
Attorney Kerry Lawrence, who had represented her in a drunken-driving case, said he didn't know the cause of her death at age 52. Police confirmed a body was found on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s property in Bedford, north of New York City, but wouldn't release the dead person's name.
The former Mary Richardson married Robert Kennedy Jr., a prominent environmental lawyer and the son of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of President John F. Kennedy, in 1994. The couple had four children, the youngest born in July 2001.
Her family cited her devotion to her children in remembering her.
"We deeply regret the death of our beloved sister Mary, whose radiant and creative spirit will be sorely missed by those who loved her," the family said in a statement issued by Lawrence. "Our heart goes out to her children who she loved without reservation."
Mary Kennedy had had trouble with drugs and alcohol and had two high-profile arrests around the time her husband filed for divorce in July 2010.
She was charged that August with driving under the influence of drugs, not long after she pleaded guilty to drunken driving when police reported seeing her car hit a curb outside a school near her home. Police said she had a blood-alcohol level of 0.11 percent; the legal limit is 0.08 percent. Her license was suspended.


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President Obama began his presidency with great promise, publicly pledging to end many of the Bush administration attacks against the U.S. Constitution. Obama had pledged during his initial election campaign to end signing statements as a back-door method of legislating (usurping the legislative branch's powers under Article I of the Constitution), warrantless surveillance (violating the Fourth Amendment), detention without habeas corpus (Fifth Amendment) or trial (Sixth Amendment), torture (Eighth Amendment), and excessive executive branch secrecy under the "executive privilege" and "state secrets" claims, and pledged that he would not engage in offensive wars without the approval of Congress (Congress' power under Article I, Section 8).
During his first week as President, Obama appeared to be making great progress toward fulfilling those promises to return the executive branch of government to the limits of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights. Obama signed three executive orders to ban torture and limit interrogations to the Army Field Manual, to close Guantanamo prison within one year and grant detainees in the war on terror prisoner-of-war status, and to limit the use of executive privilege and executive branch secrecy.
Since that first week, however, Obama has beaten a fast-track retreat on nearly all of these promises related to the U.S. Constitution and, in some instances, even committed worse offenses against the Constitution than the Bush administration. Following is a survey of those campaign promises and how Obama has fulfilled or — in nearly every case — reneged on them.
Signing Statements: Total Backtrack
Candidate Obama told the Boston Globe on November 20, 2007 that he would never use signing statements — a public announcement by the President attached to a bill Congress has enacted into law — to undo the will of Congress. He correctly noted that the Bush administration had unconstitutionally done precisely this on a regular basis:
I will not use signing statements to nullify or undermine congressional instructions as enacted into law. The problem with this administration is that it has attached signing statements to legislation in an effort to change the meaning of the legislation, to avoid enforcing certain provisions of the legislation that the President does not like, and to raise implausible or dubious constitutional objections to the legislation. The fact that President Bush has issued signing statements to challenge over 1,100 laws — more than any president in history — is a clear abuse of this prerogative.
Yet within months of taking office, Obama had already used signing statements to put Congress on notice he would ignore provisions of laws he had signed on foreign relations, as well as on domestic spending bills. Even Congressmen in his own party complained to Obama in a letter that he had unconstitutionally usurped the exclusively legislative power to make rules for the spending of federal monies.
"We were surprised to read your signing statement in which you expressed the view that you are constitutionally free to ignore the conditions duly adopted in the legislative process regarding funding for the international financial institutions," Congressmen Barney Frank (D-Mass.) and David Obey (D-Wis.) wrote in a letter to Obama July 21, 2009. "During the previous administration, all of us were critical of the President's [i.e., Bush's] assertion that he could pick and choose which aspects of congressional statutes he was required to enforce. We were therefore chagrined to see you appear to express a similar attitude."
Obama upped the executive-branch-arrogance ante with a signing statement on four of his "czars" in April 2011. In a bill he helped to broker to stop the government from shutting down, Obama brazenly declared he would ignore the law's provisions to defund the "czar" positions. Obama's signing statement noted that the bill would "prohibit the use of funds for several positions that involve providing advice directly to the President," but that "Legislative efforts that significantly impede the President's ability to exercise his supervisory and coordinating authorities or to obtain the views of the appropriate senior advisers violate the separation of powers." In short, Obama said he would ignore the clear law about federal funding for his "czars," themselves created without any explicit congressional authority. Of course, this is a clear violation of the Constitution. Article I, Section 9 of the U.S. Constitution stipulates, "No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law," and Section 8 stipulates that all laws must be passed by Congress.
Obama turned the U.S. Constitution on its head in that signing statement, taking for himself and the imperial presidency a power that is exclusively reserved to Congress. James Madison noted that this was a vital power of the legislative branch in The Federalist No. 58:
The House of Representatives cannot only refuse, but they alone can propose the supplies requisite for the support of government. They, in a word, hold the purse — that powerful instrument by which we behold, in the history of the British Constitution, an infant and humble representation of the people gradually enlarging the sphere of its activity and importance, and finally reducing, as far as it seems to have wished, all the overgrown prerogatives of the other branches of the government. This power over the purse may, in fact, be regarded as the most complete and effectual weapon with which any constitution can arm the immediate representatives of the people, for obtaining a redress of every grievance, and for carrying into effect every just and salutary measure.
Indefinite Detention Without Trial, Habeas Corpus: Total Backtrack
Obama's campaign website pledged that "as president, Barack Obama will close the detention facility at Guantanamo." Obama has broken this promise, issuing an executive order in March 2011 keeping the prison open.
While there's nothing about the Guantanamo prison itself that is unconstitutional, the chief objection to Guantanamo has been that it has been a symbol of keeping detainees outside the reach of the law. And Obama's campaign in 2008 noted this:
The right of habeas corpus allows prisoners to ask a court to determine whether they are being lawfully imprisoned. Recently, this right has been denied to those deemed enemy combatants. Barack Obama strongly supports bipartisan efforts to restore habeas rights.
Indeed, Article I, Section 9 of the U.S. Constitution bans the President from denying habeas corpus, and the Fifth and Sixth Amendments guarantee "due process of law" and a "trial by jury" without any exceptions. The United States even gave the very worst perpetrators of the holocaust during World War II a trial by jury, despite the risk of a German backlash and Nazi resurgence. Yet within a month of taking office, Obama administration officials had taken exactly the same view as the Bush administration with regard to detainees challenging their imprisonment in court. The New York Times reported on February 21, 2009, "The Obama administration has told a federal judge that military detainees in Afghanistan have no legal right to challenge their imprisonment there, embracing a key argument of former President Bush's legal team."
Since that time, Obama has ruled that about 50 of those detained at Guantanamo would remain imprisoned forever without a trial by jury, including even trial by a military commission jury. Even today, at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan — which has 10 times the number of detainees as Guantanamo — none of the 1,700 detainees can challenge their detention in a court.
Abolish Torture: Progress, but Not Completed
President Obama issued an executive order January 22, 2009 designed to end torture. The executive order purported to restrict interrogations to methods in the Army Field Manual, comply with Geneva accords on treatment of prisoners of war, and restrict extraordinary rendition to states engaging in torture. Obama's executive order required of U.S. government officials that detainees "shall in all circumstances be treated humanely and shall not be subjected to violence to life and person (including murder of all kinds, mutilation, cruel treatment, and torture), nor to outrages upon personal dignity (including humiliating and degrading treatment)."
And Obama has appeared to have made some progress in minimizing some of the worst torture excesses during the Bush administration. "Waterboarding" has apparently been discontinued.
But news reports of torture of detainees continue to reach the news media, especially from secret "black site" prisons in Afghanistan. The Washington Post reported black site torture continued into 2009, which included punching, slapping, and prolonged 24-hour-a-day darkness and isolation, sleep deprivation, and forced nudity. This torture and secret prison network has apparently continued to this day. "The most secretive of roughly 20 temporary sites is run by the military's elite counterterrorism unit, the Joint Special Operations Command, at Bagram Air Base," Associated Press writer Kimberly Dozier wrote on April 8, 2011. Dozier reported much of the same torture tactics being employed, including forced nudity and sensory deprivation in 24-hour dark cells. Wired magazine observed that all Obama did was transfer the government body responsible for torture. "Under President Obama, the CIA is barred from holding terrorism detainees in secret prisons. That's the Joint Special Operations Command's job now."
Warrantless Surveillance: Total Backtrack
Asked by the Boston Globe's Charlie Savage on November 20, 2007, "Does the president have inherent powers under the Constitution to conduct surveillance for national security purposes without judicial warrants, regardless of federal statutes?" Obama responded:
The Supreme Court has never held that the president has such powers. As president, I will follow existing law, and when it comes to U.S. citizens and residents, I will only authorize surveillance for national security purposes consistent with FISA and other federal statutes.
Obama also added: "Warrantless surveillance of American citizens, in defiance of FISA, is unlawful and unconstitutional." On a campaign flyer, "The War We Need To Win," Obama categorically pledged to "Eliminate warrantless wiretaps."
But Obama's record on unconstitutional warrantless surveillance is no different from that of the Bush administration. By April 2009, the Obama administration had pledged to keep intact the Bush-era NSA surveillance program, and to fight for it in court. "In a dangerous world," Obama said in a statement released April 16, 2009, "the United States must sometimes carry out intelligence operations and protect information that is classified for purposes of national security. I have already fought for that principle in court and will do so again in the future."
Obama also sought renewal of the Patriot Act without amendment (despite a campaign pledge to the contrary) and even expanded FBI warrantless access to Americans' Internet traffic.
"State Secrets" and Executive Privilege: Total Backtrack
Candidate Obama pledged to curb the excessive Bush administration use of executive privilege and the "state secrets" privilege. Asked by the Boston Globe, "Does executive privilege cover testimony or documents about decision-making within the executive branch not involving confidential advice communicated to the president himself?" candidate Obama stressed in 2007 that he would use executive privilege as a means to keep advice from his close staff advisers confidential and candid. But he added, "I believe the Administration's use of executive authority to over-classify information is a bad idea."
But Obama has utilized the same pseudo-legalistic argumentation as the Bush administration in court to justify ignoring the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Congress' ability to know the facts.
The American Civil Liberties Union noted in testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on December 9, 2010 that both Obama and Bush had "invoked the privilege to block a challenge to the government's authority to use lethal force against a U.S. citizen without due process. This once-rare tool is being used not to protect the nation from harm, but to cover up the government's illegal actions and prevent further embarrassment."
In fact, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Obama has used the so-called "state secrets privilege" even more broadly than the Bush administration. Moreover, the Obama administration has even argued in court that the new reason it needs to have warrantless surveillance powers is itself a state secret; i.e., they can't even tell the courts why they want to keep warrantless surveillance secret.
How secretive is the Obama government? Ironically, Obama even classified the ceremony of an "openness in government" award it had received.
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What's no longer a secret is that the Obama administration has continued the attack on the U.S. Constitution. Obama has even expanded that attack. Only Congress can restore the Constitution by reining in the runaway executive branch's attack on the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Extreme measures — such as impeachment — may be the only remedy that will restore the U.S. Constitution.
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It is time once again for a "What the Hell?" post. I've noticed that most of my "WTH?" moments are in sync (no, not that 'N Sync) with the Utah State Legislative session (rolls eyes).
A bill has recently passed in the Utah State House of Representatives requiring schools to teach Abstinence Only sex education classes or NO SEX EDUCATION AT ALL. What the Hell? The man behind the bill says if his granddaughter was taught abstinence only in high school, she wouldn't have been so promiscuous. Um, REALLY?
Don't you think it was her PARENTS job to teach her not to be a slut? And if they weren't willing to do so, then I think the sex education teacher (or here in Utah the Health teacher) should teach her to use a condom, how to go to Planned Parenthood to get birth control pills. My kids will BOTH know the dangers of unprotected sex. Not only the dangers of becoming a parent as a teenager but the disgusting facts about STD s. My husband and I will both teach BOTH of them how to use a condom and they will know they can come to us if they have ANY questions about sex or contraception. That is my job as a parent and I would like for it to be reiterated in Health Class. If they have it coming at them from all sides, I will know I've done my job.


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Seven months after he was shot multiple times in a deadly gun battle in the final hours of a manhunt for fugitive ex-officer Christopher Dorner, a San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputy was back on the job Monday.
Deputy Alex Collins suffered gunshot wounds to the face, left forearm and left knee during the gunbattle with Dorner at a cabin in Big Bear. Collins' load-bearing vest saved him from what likely would have been a fatal shot to the upper chest.
In the months since the shooting, Collins underwent 20 surgeries and worked with a team of doctors who put him back together. And he couldn't wait to get back to his job.
"As soon as I woke up in the hospital, all I could think of was getting back to work and getting back here to Big Bear," Collins said.
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Rogue ex-Los Angeles police officer Dorner was discovered holed up in a cabin in Angeles Oaks on Feb. 12 after fleeing from nearby Big Bear. The nine-day Southern California search for Dorner began after he was identified as a suspect in the shooting deaths of a former Los Angeles Police Department captain's daughter and her boyfriend.
Randal Quan represented Dorner during an LAPD Board of Rights hearing, which ended with a ruling against Dorner at the time of his dismissal from the department. Police said Dorner implicated himself in the couple's shooting deaths in a "manifesto" that detailed his revenge plot involving current and former law enforcement agents.
After a fatal confrontation with Riverside police, the Dorner manhunt led to the mountains east of Los Angeles, where Dorner hid for nearly a week. Law enforcement officers, including Collins and San Bernardino County Sheriff's Detective Jeremiah MacKay, zeroed in on the cabin after several witnesses reported seeing a man matching Dorner's description.
MacKay, a father of two young children, was killed in the shootout. Collins called it the worst day of his life.
"I think about him every day," Collins said of his slain colleague. "You never want to forget him and what he did for this department."
As he returns to duty, Collins recalls that the last time he left for work, he almost didn't make it back for his wife and children.
"Today I just took the extra time hug 'em tighter and told them I love them," Collins said. "I think she's going to be OK. She knows I'm going to be in the office all day. She's not too worried."
Dorner, 33, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on Feb. 12 as officers surrounded the Big Bear-area cabin in which he was holed up, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. The cabin then caught fire.
In an online manifesto, Dorner vowed violence against law enforcement agents and their families until his "name was cleared." He was fired from the force in 2008, accused of falsely accusing a fellow officer of kicking a suspect.
An LAPD report in June ruled that Dorner was justifiably fired from the force.
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andyeb posted a topic in Software StuffAlthough I'm relatively experienced with Macs and have worked with video in the past, I'm currently a bit stuck on the best overall approach to a project I have at the moment. I have an audio recording in MP3 format of a talk and corresponding PowerPoint slides. I need to combine these into a YouTube video, so that the PowerPoint slides advance in time with the talk - this will require manual input, as the slides are not timed. I thought that PowerPoint 2008 (the version of Office that I have at my disposal) had this functionality built in, via the File >> Save as Movie... option, but it doesn't seem to work properly - even if I setup the slide transition timings, the movie file produced is 2 seconds long, goes straight to the final point without any transitions and does not include the selected background audio track. So I'm looking at other options to get this done. One option is Camtasia 2 for Mac - in essence using it to capture a screen grab of the PowerPoint deck being advanced in time to the recorded audio. However I anticipate that this will probably produce very, very large video files, as the audio recording is 30 mins long. Camtasia 2 isn't cheap at £80, plus I also had an old version of Camtasia Studio for Windows back around 2003 and it was very, very buggy indeed. So I'm rather hesitant to drop that much cash on another product from the same company. Does anyone know of a better way to do this, using free, or more affordable good quality software which will produce a reasonable quality end result? Many thanks, Andrew


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I understand the frustration that many, dare I saw all, atheists have when it comes to religion. Almost daily we are confronted with it on some level, it's just assumed that EVERYONE is a christian (I know that there are other religions, but all of my run ins have been with christians). If we are to make ourselves known, and more importantly, change perceptions how should we go about it?
Today I came across a t-shirt that said "FUCK GOD". That's a very strong statement. Don't get me wrong, I can't wrap my brain around the concept of a mythical being. However, If we're trying to be heard, I don't feel that statement is the best way to go about it. It would likely put christians on the defense, and reinforce the feelings they have about atheists. Yet, I completely understand the boldness of the message.
Can that t-shirt create positive dialogue, or does it just reinforce the wall that most christians have up? Does it even matter? Your thoughts?
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@veganboxer - LOL! If you stand in front of a church on sunday wearing that shirt...you will be my hero!!
I was thinking about getting a t-shirt made that reads, "God Is Not Great." I would love to wear it on a sunday...lol
Wow, thanks everyone for giving your take on this topic!
@George - noted and thanks, certainly wouldn't want us to be blocked.
@Glen - Regarding your reply to Steph S., I see where you are coming from. That's what I meant when I said I get the boldness of the message.
Even though I don't feel that is the message I would want to give, I'm indifferent to christians being offended because christianity is thrown in my face almost daily. It makes me afraid for the wearer of that shirt. There are so many wackos out there, I wouldn't want that person to be harmed.
Anyway thanks again everyone, I respect your point of view! :)
Hey, I have been saying F*** Jesus for years. People think that Jesus is G'd and when I say F*** Jesus they get really pissed. BTW piss is in the KJ bible. When I use that on them they get really upset and cry.
Napoloeon Bonaparte, Insert a your between fuck and god and you have an atheistic statement. Have heard it on many occasions too. It is an expression of contempt and derision. Even without the possessive it is understood that way in context.
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You may wish to edit the headline. (i.e., replace it with "F***")
Steph S- The majoriity opinion here is unassailable when analyzed in a vacuum. Of course, wearing that shirt is obnoxious, offensive, over the top. . . But guess what, if they are truly religious they wont care about offending atheists or anyone else for that matter. In fact given the power they will seize control of every aspect of life. Things have ameliorated in the US as a result of diminution in religious power. Perhaps you see the message as disproportionate when it is contemplated by Suzie and Joe Average. But dont forget that the moderates are enablers. They continue to praise faith and view "radicals" as an abberation.
Also that fuck god message can be viewed as a response to the endless ass-kissing and mindless praising of god that we hear from athletes who triumph and from survivors of disasters in which others have been killed. Underlying that thank god mentality is the notion of a divine plan, god in control, and intelligent design. So the fuck god is a way of saying that your ideas are absurd and monumentally self-important.
Yeah Eric, would not want the serial killer to think ill of us.
Where there is frustration and a failure to achieve a meeting of the minds, venting is inevitable. Hell, it may be inevitable even WITH a meeting of the minds, so long as said meeting isn't universal.
The problem remains what it always has been: we see the theists' side of the equation, yet they continue to fail to see ours. So long as that remains the status quo, the venting will continue and the theists' reaction to that venting will also.
I think the wearer is in the first very stage of challenging theism. He or she has a long way to go, and while expressing anger is, even more, trying to get attention from fellow theists. It's the equivalent of trolling, no? This doesn't represent atheism.
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5 Things You Didn't Know About Vikings And Muslim Civilisation
Ring with Arabic inscription found in a 9th century Viking woman's grave, Sweden (Source)
Dating back to March 2015, news regarding the discovery of a ring found on a Viking woman in an ancient burial ground with the Arabic inscription 'For/To Allah' erupted in mainstream media.
Some named it the "mysterious ring", some actively deliberated and debated questions as well as made up theories of how or why it arrived in Sweden. It is worth noting however that this was not the only contact documented between the Viking and Muslim Civilisation.
This featured story has been extracted from "A Tale of Two Civilisations: The Viking and the Muslim World" by Cem Nizamoglu and Sairah Yassir
Here we highlight five awesome facts about Vikings and Muslim Civilsation:
Recorded Accounts
Pages from Ibn Fadhlan's and al-Idrisi travel accounts about Rus/Vikings and a drawing of Oleg of Novgorod by Viktor Vasnetsov (Source)
One account in particular that was written and narrated by the 10th century traveller from the Muslim Civilisation, Ahmed Ibn Fadlan, seems to be most widespread and extensive in terms of content. However other scholars such as Muhammad al-Idrisi (1100-1165), Ibn Khurradadhbih / Ibn Khordadbeh (820-910), al-Tartushi (1059-1127), al-Mas'udi (896-956), al-Muqaddasi (940-991), Ibn Rustah (10th Century) , Miskawayh (932-1030), Ibn Hawqal (10th Century), Ahmad al-Ya'qubi (897-898), Ibn Qutiya (10th Century), Yaqut al-Rumi (1179-1229), Yahya Ibn Hakam al-Bakri (772 - 866), al-Maqqari (1578-1632) and Ibn al-Athir (1160-1233) also share their observations of these saqalibah, a term first employed in the 10th century translated as "fair-haired, ruddy-complexioned population of Central, Eastern and North-Eastern Europe"
For example according to 10th Century explorer and geographer Ibn Rustah, they were "handsome, clean and well-dressed" and he praised them even further.
|They keep their clothes clean and the men adorn themselves with armbands of gold... They are generous to each other, honour their guests and treat well those who seek refuge with them, and all who come to visit them. They do not allow anyone to annoy or harm these. And whenever anyone dares to treat them unfairlythey help and defend them."
Even Ibn Fadlan (b.877 - d.?), who though did not appreciate their personal cleanliness habits, praised them as being "perfect physical specimens" and described them as "tall as date palms", which this comparison could be said to have been one of the highest compliments one could receive from an Arab in those times.
Warrior Vikings
Muslim (Saracen), Magyar, and Viking Invasions of Europe during the 10th Century (Source)
From the 8th to the 11th century, the Vikings were renowned for roaming the world and covering large distances, which preceding them some historians hold was a feat never done before.
Their expeditions are said to have extended from Western-Europe to Central Asia, it is from here that sources indicate the extent to which the Vikings had contact with the Muslim Civilisation during Ancient Times. Though the Vikings had sacked several cities in Western and Eastern Europe, historians outline that it was in Muslim ruled lands, such as those governed by the Abbasids, that the Vikings found "emporiums beyond their wildest dreams".
Although they may not have been held in high regard in the opinion of people in Al-Andalus, their raids demonstrated their military might and effective strategy. Archaeologist Bjørn Myhre is said to have argued that, "They [the Vikings] were not ignorant barbarians. They knew exactly the kind of military and ideological pressure they were up against"
One account in Omar Mubaidin's article outlines "A Viking fleet sacks Lisbon, Seville, Cadiz and Algeciras in the Emirate of Cordova and Asilah in Morocco. In retaliation, the forces of the Emir trap the Viking fleet on the River of Guadalquivir destroying 30 ships and killing 1,000 Vikings..."
Merchant Vikings
National Museum of Finland: Islamic, English, and German coins, latest coin dates from 1006-1029 (Source)
People from the Viking and Muslim Civilisation established trading centres such as Kiev and Novgorod, part of the "Volga Trade route", where they are believed to have first began noting down their observations regarding the Vikings, or Rus as they were referred to in Arabic.
It was a cache of dirhams (Arabic coins) "that helped fuel the Viking Age". What is more, the dirham was said to be considered to be of such might that in Viking York and Dublin between the 10th and 12th centuries it was used as common currency.
It was in the quest of these silver dirham, the Scandinavians resorted to venturing East in the first instance. Likewise, in al-Mas'udi's accounts, merchants and traders from the Muslim Civilisation were eager to "possess caps and coats made of black fox, one of the most prized of all furs."
The Vikings also encountered "The Turks, and especially the Khazars and Bulgars, [who] were the dominant powers in the region when the Rus [Vikings] arrived. The texts mainly show how powerful the Turks were. The Rus couldn't just come in swinging their swords and take-over". As Jonathan Clements note the "Vikings left the Muslim world alone, preferring instead to serve as mercenaries in its armies, or trade with it in valuable commodities... … they [Vikings] may have been raiders at the European end of trade route, but at the Middle Eastern end they were merchants..."
I have seen the Rus [Vikings] as they came on their merchant journeys and encamped by the Itil..." (Ibn Rustah) "They [Vikings] treat their servants well and dress exquisitely because they are such keen traders" (Ahmed Ibn Fadlan)
Muslim Vikings
Remembering Omar Sharif (On the Left) as he appeared in the 1999 film "The 13th Warrior" which tells the story of 9 Arab traveller Ahmed Ibn Fadlan, played by Antonio Banderas (On the Right) and here you can watch Omar Sharif's final film "1001 Inventions and the World of Ibn Al-Haytham", which has been dedicated to his legacy. (Source)
Evidence pertaining to the Vikings converting to Islam includes a memoir recorded by the 16th century geographer from Muslim Civilisation, Amin Razi who is reported to have stated that:
|...They [the Vikings] highly valued pork. Even those who had converted to Islam aspired to it and were very fond of pork."
Omar Mubaidin's article states: "Vikings would make numerous raids against both Muslim and Christian states in the Iberian Peninsula. Eventually, a community of settled Vikings, who converted to Islam in southeast Seville, would be famous for supplying cheese to Cordoba and Seville."
In Andrew Marr's BBC Documentary, "History of the World: Into the Light", Marr commented on how Vikings in Russia also came very close to converting to Islam with their king being unable to initially decide which of the world's religions would suit them best.
The ring with an Arabic inscription that is found on the Viking woman (Source)
In a research paper published on 23rd February, 2015, archaeologists noticed that an excavation of a woman who seems to have been buried in the 9th century bore a silver ring with an accompaniment of a purple stone. It should be noted that the ring itself was discovered in the late 19th century, yet only recently was a Kufic Arabic inscription identified. The word reads as "il-La-La" which means "for" or "to Allah (God)". Though the attire of the woman in the grave seems to be traditionally Scandinavian, her decomposed body made it hard for the researchers and archaeologists to determine her faith and ethnicity. Thus making people question - was it a war spoil? A gift? A part of her traditional attire? Or, was she a convert to Islam? We cannot confirm yet.
At the moment the ring is in The Swedish History Museum in Stockholm - historiska.se.
Viking women were known to have sported various pieces of jewellery, Ibn Fadlan is said to have noted the Rus (Viking) women bearing neck rings of gold and silver:
|[She has] one for each 10,000 dirhams which her husband is worth; some women have many. Their most prized ornaments are green glass beads of clay, which are found on the ships. They trade beads among themselves and pay a dirham for a bead. They string them as necklaces..."
The ring, combined with the unearthing of the dirham (Arabic coins) and Muslim astronomer figures found on the Astronomical Clock in the Lund Cathedral in parts of Europe suggest that more studies and research should be done to uncover similar artefacts signifying European and Muslim Civilisation inter-connectivity.
Examples such as the aforementioned demonstrate the mutually beneficent relations Muslim and non-Muslim civilisations have enjoined in for centuries. Furthermore, these discoveries indicate the vast multicultural wealth which lies in overlooked places as it does in overlooked languages.
Further study will inspire others to search for more evidence with regards to past civilisations. Moreover, it will demonstrate that these magnificent discoveries did not originate from thin air, rather it is our misconception and lack of knowledge of those times that prevent us from unearthing other exciting artefacts which may well be in plain view.
The Polish painter Henryk Siemiradzki painted the funeral ritual of Vikings in what is now Russia, in accordance with descriptions by Ahmad ibn Fadlan. New analyses show that his and other Arabs' texts are excellent sources of cultural knowledge about the Vikings who ventured eastward (Source)
If trade, political envoys, war and immigration amongst other factors were brought to light, we may yet learn of additional contacts made between the Vikings and the Muslim Civilisation, such as the ring with an Arabic inscription on a Viking Woman. The sensationalism and mystery created around this discovery could be argued to be born from the lack of information researched or ellipsis on this subject.
We would like to conclude our article with this important note made by Dr Anne-Maria Brennan, Chair of CE4tF:
|The ring was found in the 19th Century, and only recently has the Arabic inscription been noticed. It makes you wonder, how many other artefacts are out there that are undiscovered? There are thousands if not millions of manuscripts waiting to be translated and studied – what gems, what precious information, what insights into history are hidden within them? Europe is inundated with links to Islamic culture, yet many still see the two as worlds apart. Take a closer look and we see castles, fountains, books, ceramics, artefacts, tools and many other things throughout Europe – all beautiful reminders of a Golden Age of Islam. The presence of this ring shows how prolific Islamic culture was – at one time trade and education were what people from all over travelled to the Islamic civilisation for. The dirham was the strongest currency. The discovery of this ring is a wonderful souvenir of a time where people of all background and beliefs lived and worked together in harmony."
Note: Please see the long article itself for all image and text references and sources.
(From left) Åsa Hallén, Director of Värmlands Museum, Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth, Sweden's Minister of Culture, and HRH Prince Carl Philip of Sweden, the Duke of Värmland. Back in 2013, August 1001 Inventions "Discover Muslim Heritage" Exhibition was in Värmlands Museum, Sweden
Illustration of the expedition led by Ibn Fadhlan to Northern Europe in a Russian museum in Norod, Russia (Source)
Front covers of four recent Arabic publications of Ibn Fadhlan's narration of his journey to Russia.
Frontispiece of the German translation of Ibn Fadhlan's book. Edited by Ahmed Zeki Validi Togan
|Front cover of Ibn Fadlan's Journey To Russia: A 10th Century Traveler From Baghdad to the Volga River, edited by Richard N. Frye
|(Source) www.muslimheritage.com/article/scandinavia-and-ibn-fadlan
Sunstone Compass made by researchers at the University of Rennes. It stems largely from a passage in a 13th-century manuscript called St Olaf's Saga
More advanced, Arabic inscripted, compass
13th-Century compass drawings used by seafarers from Muslim Civilisation of that time
|(Source) www.muslimheritage.com/article/origins-islamic-science#ftnref108
Trade in the East Slavic Camp by Sergei Ivanov, 1913
(Source) www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00vrx8g
A handful of Arabic 10th century silver coins found by brothers Arvid and Edvin Sandborg on the Swedish island of Gotland
Emir of Córdoba and its officers, according to a 16th century manuscript. "The Emir of Cordoba, Abd arRahman II, drove Viking raiders out of Seville and fortified the city against further attacks.Vikings Raids in Moorish Spain left little lasting trace" (Source)


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Easter is not a simple time for a pastor. I've been reflecting a bit on how complicated this high holy day, the Resurrection of our Lord, can be for pastors.
My first Easter Sunday sermon was the longest sermon I've ever preached (except for a worship service in our companion synod in the Central African Republic, where long sermons are required). It lasted more than half an hour, because I felt compelled to say everything possible to those who showed up for worship only on Easter and Christmas. Somehow I felt that if I could just explain how profound, how miraculous, how eternal, how grace-filled, how life-giving, how important this Gospel message was, then lives would be changed. In retrospect, at some level I must have felt it was up to me to preach a sermon as profound as the Resurrection itself. (Well, good luck with that, Rick.) In any case, I do remember clearly that my gracious, loving, insightful spouse was not enthralled with my effort and I never did that again.
My first Easter children's sermon was equally flawed. I recall trying to talk about eggs and baby chicks and new life and birth and.... I think I thoroughly confused the children. I know for certain I had to make an extra visit to a wonderful young family the next week. The parents phoned, explaining that following my children's sermon, their two young children refused to eat eggs (now "cuddly baby chicks" in their little heads). I visited their home and had a very earnest conversation with little Joey and Lindsey, explaining that the "baby chick eggs" were fertilized and very different from the eggs their parents were serving them. They seemed OK with that, much to the adults' relief. I took more care with the imagery of my children's sermons from then on.
Easter Sunday is the culmination of a very demanding season for pastors. In my first two years, I had the "inspiration" to add extra visits, extra Bible studies, extra worship, and extra ministries. I did this thinking that surely during Lent people's attention and energy would be more focused on the church and mission, so what better time could there be? Of course, it totally escaped me that I would be exhausted and useless by the end. My children remember "dancing around my prone body in the living room" in the afternoon on Easter Sunday. I got (a little) wiser in the ensuing years, but it's a demanding season nonetheless.
It's tempting in the northern climes to equate Easter with spring and green and the dissipation of cold, dark winter days. Fine, but not all Christians live in the north. In fact, I think that imagery would have escaped Jesus and his first followers altogether.
Easter is about the Resurrection of Jesus, and all the promise inherent in that event. I heard that promise again yesterday. It was a funeral for an old saint, a vital active member of the congregation in the first parish I served long ago. I reconnected with children and grandchildren and we relived some poignant moments of life: joy, pain, childhood foibles, families assailed by illness and held together by love and faith, and all that goes with those conversations. Those realities come and go. The pastor acknowledged them, and spoke the word of Easter. The promise of life. The forgiveness of sin. The Resurrection. First-fruits. "Behold, I go to prepare a place for you." "In my Father's Kingdom there are many mansions." "Peace be with you."
The joys and sorrows of life are transient. Easter lasts. The Resurrection of our Lord gets the last word, a word of promise that endures. All those memories I have of Easters past are good. I remember my foibles and I recall faithful people. That is part of the fabric of a pastor's life. But in the end, what I treasure most is that simple, enduring word of promise that I heard again at the funeral. Easter may seem like a time for busyness and long sermons and baby chicks and green buds, but really it is a time for promise, for life, and for a gift that endures.
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The Ravens finished the regular season by winning two games despite inconsistent gains from their passing attack. That problem could be remedied by the return of Anquan Boldin.
The team's top wide receiver over the past two seasons is set to return this week from knee surgery in anticipation of the club's opening AFC Divisional game round Jan. 15.
"I feel good," Boldin said after the Ravens' 24-16 win against the Bengals Sunday. "I worked with the trainers, rehabbed it, pushed it, and now I feel good."
Boldin, who finished the regular season as the team's leader in receiving yards (887), underwent surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his knee. Boldin said he had played with the injury for much of the season before the pain became too difficult to ignore after a Dec. 20 practice.
"It was something I'd been playing with all season," he said. "It was partially torn. It flapped up on me during practice, and I couldn't run. That's when we decided to do it."
Boldin rehabilitated his knee and was ruled out for the game against Cincinnati as late as Thursday. But in a surprise move, Boldin appeared at Friday's practice and was limited, which encouraged the team to upgrade his status to doubtful.
Boldin didn't play, but he took his participation as a promising sign.
"I'm not concerned about rust," he said. "I was pushing hard and I practiced on Friday and did some of the things I expect to do"
Boldin's return should bolster a pass offense that accounted for 11 of 30 first downs, 262 of 631 total yards and averaged just 6.1 yards per pass attempt in the past two games. The wide receivers have caught just seven passes for 71 yards in Boldin's absence, and rookie Torrey Smith has made all seven receptions.
"It'll feel great," quarterback Joe Flacco said of welcoming back Boldin. "He's a big part of our game, and you like when you have a guy out there and you like when everybody is healthy, and you like when he's really, truly a part of it. Obviously, we're going to benefit when he's out there."
Added coach John Harbaugh: "He'll provide a spark. We'll be looking to have him be a big part of our offense."
Harbaugh: Cundiff will 'be our kicker'
Harbaugh said Monday at his weekly news conference that with kicker Billy Cundiff returning to the lineup in Sunday's win, Shayne Graham's stint with the Ravens may be nearing its end.
"As long as Billy's healthy, he'll be our kicker," Harbaugh said. "I think we were really fortunate that Shayne was available, and I think if anything happens in the future and if he's still available, I wouldn't be surprised that if someone had an issue, they would pick Shayne up right away."
With Cundiff sidelined with a calf injury in the Week 16 win over the Cleveland Browns, Graham made both field goal attempts. But he was inactive Sunday with Cundiff healthy enough to kick.
Harbaugh said the Ravens will hang on to both Cundiff and Graham "as long as we can," but if they need to add a player to their 53-man roster for the playoff run, Graham will be the odd man out. "Obviously [cutting Graham is] the direction that we would go," Harbaugh said.
Graham has kicked for four teams the past two seasons, converting 18 of 19 field-goal attempts.
"Why he's not holding onto a job right now, I'm not sure," Harbaugh said.
Harbaugh stands by safety Reed
Harbaugh was asked to comment on Ed Reed's recent tackling issues, which the Pro Bowl free safety acknowledged Sunday after he was unsuccessful in his attempt to bring down Cincinnati running back Bernard Scott with an arm tackle during Scott's third-quarter touchdown run.
Harbaugh wouldn't say if Reed was playing injured and told reporters to ask Reed personally.
"I've got a lot of confidence in Ed Reed and I'm sure everybody else does," Harbaugh said. "I guarantee that the people who are playing against him, they know where he's at back there. Our coverage in our secondary [Sunday] was excellent. That starts with Ed Reed."
Harbaugh praised Reed's coverage downfield — he mentioned play-action passes in particular — and said he would leave Reed to answer any questions about tackling technique later this week.
"He's been around. He knows how to play. And he'll take care of that," Harbaugh said.
Rice brought attention to Williams' milestone
Running back Ricky Williams reached the 10,000 career rushing-yard milestone in Sunday's win, but the accomplishment was temporarily lost as the Ravens celebrated their AFC North title.
Starter Ray Rice brought it to Harbaugh's attention in the frenzied locker room and the coach then called Williams into the middle of the circle. The team started chanting, "Ricky! Ricky! Ricky! Ricky!"
"It was really a neat moment, a team moment," Harbaugh said.
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Taliban show their strength with attack in Afghan capital
KABUL, Afghanistan — Taliban fighters stormed two government ministries and the prisons administration center Wednesday in Kabul in simultaneous assaults that killed at least 20 people, wounded more than 50 and underscored the ease with which the insurgents are able to penetrate the heavily guarded Afghan capital.
All eight assailants also died in the audacious midmorning attacks, two by blowing themselves up at the prisons office and the rest in gun battles with the police inside and outside the Ministries of Justice and Education, Afghan officials said.
For more than two hours, gunmen roamed the halls of the Justice Ministry, shooting at staff members inside the building and at police outside, until security forces killed them, officials said.
The assaults came a day before Richard Holbrooke, the new special U.S. envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, was expected to make his first visit to Kabul to assess the worsening violence in the war-torn country.
A Taliban spokesman claimed responsibility for the attacks, telling privately owned Ariana Television in a telephone call that they were in response to the mistreatment of captured insurgents by the government.
Interior Minister Hanif Atmar told a news conference that 20 people were killed and 57 wounded.
The assaults began at 10 a.m. and sent bystanders outside the two ministries, in the traffic-choked heart of the city near the presidential palace, scurrying for cover.
Amanuddin Jamal, who was walking outside the Justice Ministry, said a gunman began firing an assault rifle at guards at the building's entrance as four other assailants blasted their way inside.
"There was a person who had a shawl wrapped around him. He began shooting from a Kalashnikov and his companions entered the Justice Ministry," Jamal said.
Mohammad Daoud Amin, the district police chief, said police officers returned fire, killing the attacker, while the four gunmen stalked the halls inside shooting ministry staff.
Justice Minister Mohammad Sarwar Danesh was in his office at the time, but was escorted out of the building safely, Amin said.
Security forces exchanged fire in the building for more than two hours with the gunmen, who on several occasions loosed fusillades of bullets from windows at police officers deployed outside.
Several employees were seen fleeing the building, their faces creased in terror.
Meanwhile, a man dressed in the uniform of the National Security Directorate, the country's top intelligence agency, stepped out of a car and approached the gate of the Education Ministry, which is about 500 yards from the Justice Ministry on the opposite side of Zarnigar Park.
Several witnesses said the man opened fire with an assault rifle at a wooden guard booth on the wall that surrounds the building, and died when police shot back.
"He emptied his magazine and was putting another into his weapon," said Najibullah Haideri, a ministry guard. "My commander ordered him to lay down his gun, but he continued shooting and my commander shot him."
The third assault occurred at the department of prisons in a northern section of the city, said Gen. Mohammad Arif, a senior official at the facility.
He said that two "suicide attackers" approached the entrance from different directions.
"One of them faced resistance by the guard at the gate and he blew himself up. The second one got into the building and blew himself up. In total, seven people were killed," Arif said.
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Poll: Florida voters prefer Mitt Romney over President Obama
Florida voters disapprove of President Barack Obama's job performance, say he doesn't deserve to be reelected and narrowly prefer Republican Mitt Romney in a theoretical matchup, according to a new poll.
Romney would get 46 percent of the Florida vote to Obama's 43 percent if the election were held today, Quinnipiac University's latest poll of Florida finds. The poll also shows that incumbent Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson is essentially tied with U.S. Rep. Connie Mack in a theoretical matchup, with Nelson earning 41 percent of the vote and Mack 40 percent.
This isn't the only bad news for Democrats in the poll. It also continues to show that Republicans are far more excited than Democrats about voting this year. More than half of Republicans describe themselves as enthusiastic about casting ballots. Only 29 percent of Democrats feel that way.
Obama's problems are particularly striking. The economy is showing more signs of improvement. And Republicans are starting to savage each other in the GOP primary.
Voters seem unimpressed. Even the Republican polling in third place this primary season, Rick Santorum, is in a statistical tie with Obama, the poll shows. Chances are, Obama would face Romney, who's the GOP frontrunner.
Obama's greatest strengths: black voters — who favor him 92-4 over Romney — and young voters, who side with Obama over Romney by a 51-39 percent spread. Independent voters, who tend to call elections in Florida, also favor Obama over Romney, 47-39.
But Hispanic voters are almost evenly split between the two. White voters, who outnumber black voters in Florida, favor Romney by 21 percentage points. And those older than 49 are in Romney's camp right now by relatively significant margins.
"The problem for Obama is that those over 50 make up 62 percent of the electorate, compared to the 35 percent who are under 50," Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, said in a written statement.
"But the election isn't for 10 more months so he has plenty of time to turn things around," he said. "Nevertheless, President Obama needs to mend fences in the Sunshine State, especially among men, whites and those voters without college degrees. The difference among voters by age is especially striking."
And where Obama wins women, he loses men 52-40 percent to Romney, "a yawning gender gap," Brown said.
Only 42 percent give Obama a positive job-approval rating, while 54 percent disapprove; 52 percent say he doesn't deserve a second term. Only 44 percent say he should be reelected.
Despite all his problems, Obama isn't clearly losing the election. And his numbers haven't moved that much over the past few months. The poll's overall error margin is 2.6 percentage points, making the presidential race close to a tie.
Obama's campaign is actively trying to add new, young voters to the rolls and the president is trying to reach out more to independents at the same time that Romney and the other Republican candidates have to appeal to the right in the GOP primary. If the economy continues to improve, Obama could get a share of the credit — though voters right now seem more inclined to tie the state's economy to Gov. Rick Scott, who's not on the ballot and is about as unpopular as Obama.
Also, Obama doesn't need Florida as much as a Republican challenger, who needs swing-state Florida to cancel out the likely Democratic wins in larger states such as California and New York.
Sen. Nelson is therefore in a tougher spot than Obama. The 12-year senator has been a fixture of Florida for more than three decades. But the son and namesake of his predecessor, Connie Mack, is running neck-and-neck with the Democrat.
Still, Nelson does far better than Obama among white, older and independent voters. Voters approve of his job performance by double digits. About a third of the electorate says it hasn't heard enough about Nelson to form an opinion. More than half of the voters say that about Mack — an indication that Democrats and his fellow Republican opponents might try to define the Fort Myers congressman negatively as the election season rolls on.
Mack's victory in the crowded Senate primary isn't a sure thing. But his poll numbers are the envy of the other candidates.
Mack pulls in 39 percent of the Republican primary vote, compared to 6 percent for former Sen. George LeMieux and businessman Mike McCalister. Former Florida House Republican leader Adam Hasner is stuck at 2 percent and businessman Craig Miller pulls in just 1 percent of the vote.
The primary for that race is Aug. 14; the presidential primary is Jan. 31.


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Game of Thrones - Episode 4.01 - 4.04 - Press Releases
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Encouraged by the Red Wedding slaughter in the Riverlands that wiped out many of their Stark nemeses, the Lannisters' hold on the Iron Throne remains intact…but can they survive their own egos, as well as new and ongoing threats from the south, north and east? While an unbowed Stannis Baratheon continues to rebuild his army in Dragonstone, a more immediate danger comes from the south, as Oberyn Martell, the Lannister-loathing "Red Viper of Dorne," arrives at King's Landing to attend Joffrey's wedding to Margaery Tyrell, and perhaps act on an ulterior agenda. In the north, a depleted Night's Watch seems overmatched against the inexorable Wall advances of Mance Rayder's army of wildlings, which in turn is being trailed by an even more formidable foe: the undead White Walkers. As if that weren't enough, Daenerys Targaryen, accompanied by her menacing trio of dragons and army of Unsullied, is poised to liberate Meereen, the largest city in Slaver's Bay, which could ultimately provide her with enough ships to sail to Westeros and reclaim the Iron Throne.
The Emmy®- and Golden Globe-winning GAME OF THRONES returns for its ten-episode fourth season SUNDAY, APRIL 6 (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT), exclusively on HBO, followed by other episodes on subsequent Sundays at the same time. Based on the bestselling fantasy book series by George R.R. Martin, the hit series is an epic story of treachery and nobility set on the continent of Westeros, where summers and winters can last years, and only the lust for power is eternal.
Returning series regulars on GAME OF THRONES this season include: Emmy® and Golden Globe winner Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister), Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister), Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister), Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen), Charles Dance (Tywin Lannister), Aidan Gillen (Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish), Jack Gleeson (Joffrey Baratheon), Kit Harington (Jon Snow), Diana Rigg (Lady Olenna Tyrell), Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark), Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) and Isaac Hempstead Wright (Bran Stark).
Additional returning series regulars this season include: Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy), Jerome Flynn (Bronn), Conleth Hill (Varys), John Bradley (Samwell Tarly), Gwendoline Christie (Brienne of Tarth), Liam Cunningham (Davos Seaworth), Stephen Dillane (Stannis Baratheon), Natalie Dormer (Margaery Tyrell), Iain Glen (Jorah Mormont), Kristofer Hivju (Tormund Giantsbane), Sibel Kekilli (Shae), Rose Leslie (Ygritte), Rory McCann (Sandor "The Hound" Clegane), Michael McElhatton (Roose Bolton), Iwan Rheon (Ramsay Snow) and Carice van Houten (Melisandre).
Returning cast members include: Jacob Anderson (Grey Worm), Thomas Brodie-Sangster (Jojen Reed), Nathalie Emmanuel (Missandei), Ciaran Hinds (Mance Rayder), Finn Jones (Loras Tyrell), Ellie Kendrick (Meera Reed), Kristian Nairn (Hodor) and Gemma Whelan (Yara Greyjoy).
New cast members for the fourth season include: Pedro Pascal (Oberyn Martell), Indira Varma (Ellaria Sand, Oberyn's paramour), Roger Ashton-Griffiths (Lord Mace Tyrell), Michiel Huisman (Daario Naharis, a mercenary ally to Daenerys), Yuri Kolokolnikov (Styr, a wildlings chief) and Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (Ser Gregor Clegane, a.k.a. "The Mountain").
April's episodes:
Episode #31: "Two Swords"
Debut: SUNDAY, APRIL 6 (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT)
Other HBO playdates: April 6 (11:00 p.m., 1:00 a.m.), 7 (11:00 p.m.), 8 (9:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m.), 9 (12:30 a.m.), 10 (10:00 p.m.), 11 (9:00 p.m.), 12 (10:15 p.m.) and 18 (8:00 p.m.)
HBO2 playdates: April 7 (9:00 p.m.), 11 (4:00 a.m.) and 13 (4:15 p.m., 8:00 p.m.)
Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) welcomes a guest to King's Landing. At Castle Black, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) finds himself unwelcome. Dany (Emilia Clarke) is pointed to Meereen, the mother of all slave cities. Arya (Maisie Williams) runs into an old friend.
Written by David Benioff & D. B. Weiss; directed by D. B. Weiss.
Episode #32: "The Lion and the Rose"
Debut: SUNDAY, APRIL 13 (9:00-10:00 p.m.)
Other HBO playdates: April 13 (11:00 p.m., 1:00 a.m.), 14 (11:30 p.m.), 15 (9:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m.), 16 (12:15 a.m.), 17 (10:00 p.m.), 18 (9:00 p.m.), 19 (12:45 a.m.) and 25 (8:00 p.m.)
HBO2 playdates: April 14 (9:00 p.m.), 18 (3:30 a.m.) and 20 (4:45 p.m., 8:00 p.m.)
Tyrion lends Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) a hand. Joffrey (Jack Gleeson) and Margaery (Natalie Dormer) host a breakfast. At Dragonstone, Stannis (Stephen Dillane) loses patience with Davos (Liam Cunningham). Ramsay (Iwan Rheon) finds a purpose for his pet. North of the Wall, Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) sees where they must go.
Written by George R.R. Martin; directed by Alex Graves.
Episode #33: "Breaker of Chains"
Debut: SUNDAY, APRIL 20 (9:00-10:00 p.m.)
Other HBO playdates: April 20 (11:00 p.m., 1:00 a.m.), 21 (midnight), 22 (8:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m.), 23 (midnight), 24 (10:00 p.m.), 25 (9:00 p.m.) and 26 (12:45 a.m.)
HBO2 playdates: April 21 (9:00 p.m.), 25 (3:30 a.m.) and 27 (3:30 p.m., 8:00 p.m.)
Tyrion ponders his options. Tywin (Charles Dance) extends an olive branch. Sam (John Bradley) realizes Castle Black isn't safe, and Jon proposes a bold plan. The Hound (Rory McCann) teaches Arya the way things are. Dany chooses her champion.
Written by David Benioff & D. B. Weiss; directed by Alex Graves.
Episode #34: "Oathkeeper"
Debut: SUNDAY, APRIL 27 (9:00-10:00 p.m.)
Other HBO playdates: April 27 (11:30 p.m., 2:00 a.m.), 28 (10:30 p.m.), 29 (9:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m.) and 30 (12:30 a.m.)
HBO2 playdate: April 28 (9:00 p.m.)
Dany balances justice and mercy. Jaime tasks Brienne (Gwendoline Christie) with his honor. Jon secures volunteers while Bran, Jojen (Thomas Brodie-Sangster), Meera (Ellie Kendrick) and Hodor (Kristian Nairn) stumble on shelter.
Written by Bryan Cogman; directed by Michelle MacLaren.


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Humanitarian Assistance
Humanitarian Assistance
Rescue all the civilians.
There are four civilians in the game who are under the threat of being killed by cyborgs. By killing all the enemy guards, you will effectively "rescue" the the hostage (and don't forget to press the or to talk to the hostage to complete the rescue).
R-01 HOSTAGE 1[edit]
This hostage is on the street after exiting the first building. Raiden should be able to take out the cyborgs on the overpass (minimizes detection) and then run right up to the pair (from behind), enter Blade Mode, and kill both enemies with zandatsu.
R-01 HOSTAGE 2[edit]
This hostage is after the Hammerhead fight (and past the collapsing bridge). Raiden must use an EM Grenade to disable the cyborgs on the ground or they will kill the hostage when they detect you. Remember you can hold the subweapon button to aim a more accurate throw.
R-03 HOSTAGE[edit]
This hostage is on the fourth rooftop (the one with the Slider carrying a data storage cube). Raiden will want to stealth kill the patrolling cyborg first to clear a path to the hostage group. Use the A/C units to get close, then use an EM Grenade to stun the enemies so you can go to town on them.
R-05 HOSTAGE[edit]
This hostage is the hardest to rescue, chiefly because of the placement of the Grad UG.
Begin by stealth killing the cyborg standing guard at the top of the stairs. Once you're done with the zandatsu or the stealth kill, back away from the ledge, or the Grad will spot Raiden.
Next, locate the stairs going down towards the barricade. The Grad will always detect Raiden if you simply jog to cover. Instead, hold the button/trigger for Ninja Run and get to cover behind one of the APCs before the white targeting reticle from the Grad can "lock on" to Raiden.
With Raiden safely behind hard cover, it's simply a matter of getting close enough to deploy an EM Grenade to shock the cyborgs for slaughter. Note that the Tactical Sai's Lorentz Force or another EM Grenade helps keep the Grad stationary or it may "skate" (or wheel mode) into the hostage and kill him.
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FOOD- THE DISH- Orbit's replacement: Corner hot spot reaches new 'Heights'
After four months of waiting through construction, "opening soon" signs, and the sad sight of the garage doors down on the once-great Orbit Billiards, Corner aficionados can be cheered by the migration of lunch and nighttime crowds back up University Avenue with the opening of Boylan Heights, a gourmet burger bar.
The brain-child of Mellow Mushroom's Andrew Watson, JR Hadley, and Toad's Place's John Adamson, Boylan Heights– named for the 1987 album by the Carolina-based Connells– is more than just an alternative to the Gus Burger. Replacing a long-standing Corner hotspot, BH has quite a bit to live up to– no problem for the burger joint, as the bar has been hopping non-stop since its opening last Wednesday, August 27.
"We're hoping to live up to what Orbit did for the past eleven years– it was the most successful bar on the Corner," Hadley says. "It's flattering to be thought of as 'the new Orbit.' Over the weekend, we set capacity records at Mellow and surpassed them here."
BH offers Corner-goers a new twist on the restaurant/bar double so prevalent in Charlottesville: a boarding school theme. With servers and bartenders donning school-girl-and-boy duds and a Scantron sheet menu (evoking fond memories of #2 pencils and standardized testing), BH gives off a vibe that distances it from memories of its predecessor.
"We love it– no one on the Corner has a theme," Hadley says. "By default, we're going to be a college bar, but we want to create something unique."
With a non-smoking dining room downstairs and a "romp room" upstairs, complete with projector, stage, lounge, pool tables, thirteen flat-screen, high-def TVs, and shuffle board, BH has certainly mastered the art of one-stop-shopping.
Throw in a late-night menu, and there's no reason the bar won't continue to break capacity records. The menu– full of create-your-own burgers and four house recipes– includes locally-raised beef from the Organic Butcher in the West Main Market, buns from Albemarle Baking Company, and a prize-winning veggie burger recipe from a Virginia chef.
And as if gourmet burgers weren't enough to satisfy you, the potential music venue could. With the upstairs stage and lounge, BH has already booked several bands for the middle of September, including The Morning Pages from New York and Central Virginia's William Walter & Co.
Hadley also loves BH's location farther up University Avenue.
"We have houses and apartments right down the street– that's not something you get with other towns, says Hadley. "Elliewood was a '90s spot– this decade, the Corner's migration has moved up here."
Despite a swinging weekend, BH's opening was marred by the hospitalization of a homeless man in front of their doors. Around 1:15 am Sunday morning, August 31, a homeless man was escorted out of the bar for causing disturbances with customers, and allegedly threatening to kill a bouncer. After disappearing for a few minutes while police were being called, the man returned with a broken bottle and allegedly attempted to stab a passer-by. A friend of the bouncer's tackled the man from behind and threw him to the ground, causing the homeless man to be hospitalized.
"I feel awful that someone did get hurt," Hadley says. "It's horrible for our opening weekend, but we'll do everything to protect the people in our restaurant. Unfortunately, the man was here, and it happened in front of BH, but it didn't have anything to do with our employees."
Weekend woes aside, the future for BH looks crowded, if the past few nights on the Corner have anything to do with it.
City Market goes to UVA
In why-didn't-anybody-think-of-that-before news, vendors from Charlottesville's City Market set up shop on Grounds at UVA on Monday, September 1, introducing students to the locally grown produce that Saturday market goers have enjoyed for years. The event was organized by members of the Student Council's Environmental Sustainability Committee, formed just last year to help guide the University's sustainability efforts. Remarkably, many of the students who visited had never even heard of the City Market (Just in case you thought students at UVA were less insulated from life in Charlottesville), according to vendor Wendy Harrison of Red Hill Farm. And that was something organizers hoped to change.
"If nothing else," says Committee chair Ben Chrisinger, who declared the event a success, "we certainly got the word out about the [City] Market on Saturday mornings."
So might a regular Monday Grounds Market be in our future?
"Everyone was asking," says Chrisinger. "So we're definitely thinking about trying to do another event similar to Monday's."
All this food news was first reported online. Check it out at readthehook.com/food/