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The netbook phenomenon, particularly the non-Windows netbook, is a trend most welcomed by OSNews staff and readers alike. Many of us had high hopes that Linux netbooks would be a vanguard for increased us of non-Windows OSes by regular people. Our hopes were mostly dashed, thanks to a one-two punch: first, the netbook manufacturers displayed a lackadaisical attitude toward the installed OSes and software in general, resulting in user experiences running the gamut from poor to disastrous, and Microsoft's savvy move to sell Windows XP licenses at cut-rate prices for netbooks, eliminating Linux's inherent strength as far as manufacturers were concerned. What needed to happen, we noted then, was for someone to take the software seriously, and deliver a non-Windows desktop or laptop computing experience that's superior, particular for a novice computer user, to using Windows.
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The Litl Webbook is a very cool-looking laptop/easel convertible form factor with a wholly unremarkable 1.6GHz Atom built in, with 1GM RAM and 2GB flash memory. It's a true Netbook, á la Google Chrome, intended to access the web and web-based services exclusively. It also has some very cool custom software to enable common household tasks, such as viewing personal photos and videos, and data views that are particularly conducive to countertop use, such as the clock and weather report features.
When you turn it on, you don't get a desktop, but rather a set of "cards" displayed on the screen, which you can rearrange, add, and delete. If you select a web site as one of your cards, in laptop mode it's just like reading it in a web browser, but in tabletop mode, it's displayed as a spare rendition of the site's RSS feed, sort of like a news ticker, I guess. Likewise, the Flickr card will let you manage your flickr account in laptop view, and show your photos as a slideshow in tabletop format. The Facebook card is even more whimsical. It displays your friends' status updates as a speech bubble being spoken by stick figures bearing your friends' profile pictures for heads.
All the eye-candy aside, the Litl suffers from the perennial problem plaguing non-PC computing devices: it sacrifices full PC functionality for simplicity. The Litl Webbook can't do many of the things that a real PC can do, including working with local documents of any kind, saving files to local disk, editing photos or video outside of the limited tools available as web apps, installing non-native apps, etc. The iPhone proved that a simplified environment could work for an everyday computing device, but the iPhone is way more flexible, customizable, and expandable than the Litl is.
What the Litl does have, that any other currently-available computing device does not have is an absolutely foolproof and maintenance-free experience. If you are satisfied with those few functions that the Litl does enable, then pretty much no matter what you do, you're unlikely to be able to render the Litl inoperable, become infected with a virus or trojan, lose your data due to a hardware failure, or do any of the other things that novice computer users do. You won't need to get ripped off by the Geek Squad if you own a Litl. OS and all software updates happen automatically, behind the scenes. If your Litl gets lost or destroyed or fails and you get a new one, all your configuration is saved over the network, so your new Litl will be set up just like your old one. Even hooking the Litl up to a TV is easy: there's an HDMI port.
Even the warranty is set up for absolute peace of mind: they offer a two-year "unconditional" satisfaction guarantee. If your Litl breaks or you decide you don't like it during a two-year period, they'll replace it or refund your money, with free return shipping.
In short, the Litl is seemingly designed to solve one very vexing problem for tech-savvy people: what computer to give your computer-illiterate family member who you fear will be constantly calling you for tech support if you set them up on a cheap Windows machine. One of the coolest features of the Litl is even optimized for just this scenario. You can link two Litls together, so that one mirrors the other. So if you set up photos on one, they'll be displayed on the other as a slideshow. In other words, Grandma can see your photos, just by setting the Litl on her counter when you come to visit. She doesn't even have to touch it.
But here we arrive at the problem. The Litl is the perfect answer to a very small problem, and as the world's population becomes more computer-savvy, and the average full-featured desktop OS becomes more reliable, that problem becomes smaller and smaller. And if the Litl were a $200-300 "toy" laptop, I might be tempted to give one to my mom and dad. But the Litl costs $700. Not only could you buy two top-end netbooks for that amount, you could get a very good full-spec cheap laptop. That's even within striking distance of Macbook money.
In conclusion, I love the Litl for what it represents: a serious effort to make a foolproof, pleasant-to-use networked computing device. Litl's dedication to aesthetic beauty and stress-free computer ownership is admirable, and I hope they survive long enough to evolve their product offering and produce Webbooks in large enough quantities to compete head-to-head with Windows netbooks. But until they're $300, I won't be buying one.
The Litl Webbook is available at Litl's website for $699 plus shipping.
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BiographyCarol Lynn Alpert serves as director of strategic projects at the Museum of Science, Boston; Co-PI for the NISE Net; director of informal science education for the Center for High-rate Nanomanufacturing; and director of public engagement for the Harvard-based Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center. Carol Lynn Alpert joined the staff at the Museum of Science, Boston in 1999 to order to lead development of the Current Science Technology Center, an award-winning live stage, exhibit, cablecasting and multimedia production facility designed to engage public audiences with current research. She now leads the Museum's Strategic Projects department, which fosters education outreach partnerships with research centers and produces live programming, exhibits, media, forums, and professional development workshops. Alpert also heads up the Research Center ' Informal Science Education (RISE) partnership initiative for the NISE Network, and the NISE Network Media group, and has been working in the area of nanoscale informal science education since 2001, beginning with a strategic partnership with the Harvard-based Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center. Alpert is also active in the NIH NCRR Science Education Partnership Awards program, an advisor for Dragonfly TV Nano, and an advisor for the Portal to the Public initiative, and an appointed member of the City of Cambridge Nanomaterials Advisory Committee. Alpert has published articles about nano informal science education and public engagement in Materials Today, ASTC Dimensions, and several conference proceedings. She is the director of the Museum's Nanotech Symposium for Educators and Journalists, writer and director of the Museum's popular Amazing Nano Brothers Juggling Show, and producer of the new six-DVD educational video series, Talking Nano, available at talkingnano.net. Before coming to the Museum of Science, Alpert was a non-fiction book editor and developed and produced documentaries for the NOVA Science Unit, Frontline, the American Experience, Scientific American Frontiers, War and Peace in the Nuclear Age, The Nobel Legacy, and the American Museum of Natural History. She earned her BA Magna Cum Laude in History of Science department at Harvard University and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, AAAS, ASTC, and MRS.


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I don't necessarily agree with the assumptions and/or conclusions made in this article but thought it was an interesting read....and no this isnt about how he was a sufi its just the title
A Sufi Salafi Connection: Sh. Abdul Wahab [ra] and Muhammad Hayyat al-Sindi [ra]: Dr. John Voll
A powerful revivalist impulse emerged in the Islamic world of the eighteenth century. Some of the leaders, like Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahab or Shah Wali Allah in India, are well known. However, the foundations of this revivalism remain relatively obscure and personalities who inspired its leaders remain shadowy figures in history. One such person is Muhammad Hayyat al-Sindi, who was a teacher of the founder of the Wahabi movement. A closer examination of this Medinese scholar and the intellectual community of which he was a part can provide insight into the conditions which helped to inspire a prominent revivalist. Even more important, however, such analysis provides a basis for discerning some of the relationships among a number of the major eighteenthcentury movements. Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahab came to Madina as a relatively young scholar and studied under Muhammad Hayyat al-Sindi. He was introduced to this teacher by 'Abdallah ibn Ibrahim ibn Sayf, another scholar with whom he had studied. Scholars have described Muhammad Hayyat as having an important influence on Ibn 'Abd al-Wahab, encouraging him in his developing determination to denounce rigid imitation of medieval commentaries and to utilize informed individual analysis (ijithad).
Muhammad Hayyat also taught Ibn 'Abd al-Wahab a rejection of popular religious practices associated with ' saints ' and their tombs that is similar to later Wahabi teaching. It is apparent, then, that Muhammad Hayyat, and his general intellectual milieu, have some importance for an understanding of the origins of at least the Wahabi revivalist impulse. Muhammad Hayyat appears to have had a modest fame in his day as a teacher of hadith. Major historians of his time like 'Abd al-Rahman al-Jabarti and Muhammad Khalil al-Muradi gave him some notice, but he was not one of the dominant intellectual leaders of the period. He was, rather, a quiet scholar who attracted a variety of students and who participated in a vigorous community of hadith scholarship in Madina. Only a general outline of his life is given in the biography. He was born in a village in Sind, in present-day Pakistan and traveled in the province to get his basic education. From there he went to the holy cities in Arabia, where he settled, first as a student and then as a teacher, becoming, in the praise rhetoric of al-Muradi, the 'bearer of the banner of the Sunna in Madina.
As a student, Muhammad Hayyat was associated with a number of the prominent teachers of his time. In terms of his own life, the most important of these was Abi al-Hasan Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Hadi al-Sindi, like himself an emigrant from Sind. Abi a1-Hasan had attained substantial fame as a teacher in the Prophet's mosque and Muhammad Hayyat became his close associate, eventually taking over his teaching sessions after Abi al-Hasan's death. Three other teachers are also mentioned: 'Abdallah ibn Salim al-Bagri, Hasan ibn 'li al-'Ajami, and Abi al-Tahir Muhammad ibn Ibrahim al-Kirini. In addition, it is noted that he was initiated into the Naqshabandiyys tariqa by 'Abd al-Rahmin al-Saqqaf.
There is some diversity among the four ' academic ' teachers, but in certain respects they have basic similarities that help to define Muhammad Hayyat's intellectual position. They are diverse in terms of madhhab and origin. Two are Hanafi and two are Shafi'i. One was born in India and, while the other three were born in the Hijaz, their families had come to the region relatively recently,'Abdallah's from Basra, Aba al-Tahir's from Persian and Hasan's name could imply a foreign, possibly Persian, background. However, these men had a distinctive feature in common : they appear to have been strongly influenced, especially in hadith study, by the same general school of thought.
The most obvious feature in their common background is their relationship to Ibrahim ibn Hasan al-Kirini, a famous Medinese teacher of that time. Three of the four-'Abdallah, Abi al-Hasan, and Abd a1-Tahir-were students of Ibrahim. (Abi al-Tahir was his son.) The fourth, Hasan al-'Ajami, appears to have been older, and studied with Ibrahim's major teacher Amad al-Qashashi,as well as other prominent teachers of Ibrahim. A more detailed examination of the instructors of Muhammad Hayyat's teachers emphasizes their scholarly linkages even further. While Ibrahim al-Kirini seems to have been a dominant figure in this scholarly group in the holy cities, he is, in a broader picture, only a focal point within a larger web of intellectual interrelationships, which appear for this group to centre around two prominent teachers of an older generation, Ahmad al-Qashiishi in Arabia and Muhammad al-Babili in Egypt. All four of Muhammad Hayyii's instructors have close links with these two men.
Three of the four were students of al-Babili, along with Ibrahim, and only Ibrahim's son, Abi at-Tahir, did not have direct contact since he was too young. If one constructs an ' intellectual family tree ', Muhammad Hayyat had at least eight lines of connexion with al-Biibili. Similar ties can be seen with al-Qashashi. Ibrahim al-Kirini was his successor in his major teaching post, so the ties with Ibrahim lead to al-Qashashi. In addition to Hasan al-'Ajami's direct connexion with al-Qashashi, there are at least four other instructors of Muhammad Hayyat's teachers who were students of al-Qashashi. Thus, in the ' family tree ' there are at least six lines linking Muhammad Hayyat with al-Qashashi. The interconnected nature of this ' academic community ' is further emphasized by the fact that five of the six men who are parts of the linkage between Muhammad Hayyat and al-Qashashi were also links between him and al-Babili.
The picture that emerges from this pattern of student-teacher relationships is one of a relatively closely intertwined intellectual community. There is no evidence to show that this ' school ' was in any way formally organized. However, it seems safe to assume that these scholars had at least some basic common views and either knew each other personally or were well known to each other by reputation. This particular group or tradition was centred in Makka and Madina, although most of the men had relatively wide-ranging educations. The most common place to which they went for further education was Egypt, with the result of the close ties with the Egyptian teacher, al-Babili. In addition, many of the group took advantage of the educational opportunities provided by scholars coming to the holy cities on pilgrimage. Thus the names of prominent scholars from throughout the Islamic world appear on some of the teacher lists.
A total of names appear in biographies as either teachers of Muhammad Hayyat or their teachers. Of these, 16 appear as a part of the integrated ' family tree ' of student-teacher relations, while 11 appear as teacher of only one of the men and no other direct connexion is indicated in the biographies. This grouping of scholars as a whole has a number of interesting characteristics. The group is more broadly cosmopolitan than the five direct teachers of Muhammad Hayyat. Their birthplaces and areas of early study range from India and Persia to Algiers and Morocco. The group as a whole is widely traveled and very few received their full education in just one or two places. Some had direct dealings with political and military officials but none of them held a significant ' official ' religious post for any length of time, except for one teacher o f Hasan al-'Ajami. That man was the Hanafi Mufti of ' the Hijaz regions and al-Madina.
Perhaps related to this is the fact that out of the 24 scholars whose madhhab is given or can be reasonably inferred, 12 only three, including this mufti and al-'Ajami, are Hanafi. The third, Abi a1-Hasan al-Sindi, was of Indian origin. The prominence of the Hanafi madhhabin India may explain his position and also Muhammad Hayyat's own atypicality in this regard, since he was also a Hanafi. The five scholars of Maghribi origin were Maliki in madhhab. All of the remaining 16 were Shafi'i. Especially in the light of the emphasis often given to the Hanbali background of Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab, it is remarkable to note that none of the teachers, or even the teachers of the teachers, of Muhammad Hayyat, is identified as Hanbali. Thus, while the group is not explicitly defined by madhhab affiliation, it does appear to have some relationship to the legal schools. The core of the group is Shafi'i, with a solid leaven of Maliki scholarship. It was not closed to other schools but their participation was limited.
It is also notable that most of these 27 scholars had some Shafi affiliations. This is most frequently described in general terms rather than having the name of a specific tariqa given. One order that is specifically mentioned is the Naqshabandiyya, into which Muhammad Hayyat was initiated. Perhaps the most notable Naqshabandiyya affiliates in the general group are Ibrahim al-Kirini and Ahmad al-Qashashi. Thus while little concrete can be said about the specific affiliations of this cluster of scholars, it is possible to note that they were not opposed to Sufism and at least some of them were affiliated with the reformist Naqshabandiyya tradition.
This community of scholars is the context within which Muhammad Hayyat taught. Available sources provide information about 20 students who studied under him in Madina. An examination of these men aids in providing a fuller picture of the educational background of Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab. In a broader sense it provides a case study in the spread of influence of the group of scholars of which Muhammad Hayyat was a part. The importance of being located in Madina is illustrated by the variety of the students. The Medinese scholarly community in general was able to contact people from throughout the world of Islam because of the Pilgrimage. This means, however, that a list of the students of any Hijazi scholar will tend to be heterogeneous and not from particular academic group, since many would only stay in Madina for a relatively short time before returning home. At the same time, it was thus possible for Medinese scholars to have at least some influence over the development of Islam in many different areas.
The list of students of Muhammad Hayyat under study here has a recognizable bias. It is compiled primarily on the basis of biographical information appearing in the works of al-Muriidi and al-Jabarti. As a result, all 20 men have some connexion with the eastern Arabic-speaking world and none of the men listed by these two historians settled as mature scholars outside of that region. However, some hint of the broader nature of Muhammad Hayyat's 'student body ' can be seen in the birthplaces. Three of them were born in the eastern Islamic world and three came from the regions of Rum. The remaining 14 all came from the eastern Arab world, but even here there is substantial diversity. Four were born in Madina and four came from Aleppo, and the other six came from different places : one each from Yaman, Najd, Jerusalem, Baghdad, Nablus, and Damascus. It is noteworthy that while a number of these students had North African teachers and Muhammad Hayyat himself appears to have had associations with North African scholars, none of his listed students are of North African origin. Since both al-Muradi and al-Jabarti are quite conscious of the activities of Maghribi scholars, this may indicate something more than just data bias. It is possible that a Hanafi teacher like Muhammad Hayyat with ' eastern ' connexions would not attract Maliki scholars in the same way that some of his Shafi'i colleagues would.
In general terms of madhhab affiliation, none of Muhammad Hayyat's listed students were Maliki. In contrast to the general scholarly community of which he appears to have been a part, the majority of his students (twelve) were Hanafi and only five were Shafi'i. Out of the twelve Hanafis, seven either came to hold ' official' religious positions or became in some way closely associated with the Ottoman state. Four of the other five were Shafi shaykhs or teachers of Sufism, and only one was a regular teacher of hadith. ls In contrast to this, all five of the Shafi'i students had little or no direct connexion with 'religious officialdom ' and were basically scholar teachers in the various legal sciences. Among the three other students, one was a Sufi recluse, whose madhab given, the second was a prominent Hanbali teacher of madhab in Nablus, and the remaining student was Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab himself, a Hanbali whose family had had and maintained close connexions with local ruling princes in central Arabia.
Similar diversity can be seen in terms of the associations of this group of students with the Shafi tradition. Of the 20 scholars, 12 are explicitly noted as participating directly in some way in Sufism. Seven are identified as members of major tariqas, three either taught or wrote Sufi books, one was a miracle-working Sufi recluse, and one may said to be ' beloved of the people of the tariqas. Within this grouping there is no apparent correlation between Sufi affiliation and either geographic origin or madhhab. Even in the case of the two Hanbalis, one, Muhammad al-Saffiirini, had association with a tariqa. This was not unusual among eighteenth-century Hanbalis in the Syrian region.
There are relatively few tariqas that are explicitly mentioned. The most frequently noted is the Naqshabandiyya. Four of the seven are said to be members of this order. The second order of apparent importance in this group is the Khalwatiyya, with the other three men noted as affiliates. Although two of the students were mernbers of more than one order, none of the seven is said to have been a member of both the Khalwatiyya and the Naqshabandiyya. One man from each of these two orders was described as having Qadiriyya connexions. The only other orders mentioned by name are the 'Aydarusiyya and the Wafii'iyya, which are other tariqas of the Naqshabandi/Qadiri, 'Abd al-Rahman al-'Aydarisi.
Although the number of Khalwatiyya and Naqshabandiyya listed members is small, these particular students also help to define the religious scholarly community of which Muhammad Hayyat was a part. The Naqshabandi students are among the more prominent members of that period in the eastern Arab world: Ismail al-Uskandari was the ' shaykh of the Naqshabandi group in Madina ', while 'Ali al-Muradi was the senior member of the leading Naqshabandi family in Syria and the Hanafi Mufti of Damascus for many years, had the Ottoman Sultan as a patron. 'Abd al-Rahman al-'Aydarusi, a third Naqshabandi, was a prominent member of the great 'Aydarus family which provided teachers and religious leaders for communities stretching from India to Cairo. The fourth listed member of the order was an Indian scholar who settled in Damascus under the patronage of the Muradi family. Thus Muhammad Hayyat, himself a Naqshabandi, can be said to have been associated, both through his teachers and his students, with some of the most prominent and influential groups within that tariqa as it was established in the eastern Arab world.
Although Muhammad Hayyat's connexions with the Khalwatiyya do not appear to be as close, it is certainly worth noting that two of his three Khalwati students were associated with that order through the leading reviver of that tradition, Mustafa al-Bakri. One of these was Muhammad al-Samman, a leading student of al-Bakri. In addition, Mustafa himself studied under one of Muhammad Hayyat's teachers, 'Abdallah al-Basri, and one of the sons of Ibrahim al-Kiruni, as well as other men in the community of scholars with whom Muhammad Hayyat was associated. Thus, while the ties are more generalized, the new revivalist Khalwati tradition of Mustafa al-Bakri also appears to play a part in Muhammad Hayyat's personal milieu. Through examining his students and his teachers, the position of Muhammad Hayyat al-Sindi thus becomes clearer. He was a quiet teacher of hadith in Madina but was in contact with and a part of some of the major movements of his day. Many of his students became men of some importance, as notables in the religious ' establishment, as tariqa leaders, or as teachers of hadith.
Although Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab is now the best-known ' revivalist among his students, he was not the only student with that approach. The others included Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Karim al-Samman, the student of al-Bakri whose own tariqa, the Sammaniyya, had influence in Yaman and the eastern Sudan, and Muhammad al-Saffarini, who came to dominate Hanbali scholarship in Nablus, one of the smaller centres of the madhhab. Al-Saffarini was said to have been 'victorious for the Sunna and a suppressor of innovation. Scholars often search for possible sources of the ideas and inspirations of important historical figures. In terms of Islamic fundamentalism, many attempts have been made to show how the Wahhabis influenced other revivalist movements, but less has been done in analysing the context out of which Wahhabism itself grew. It certainly is possible to note the potential fundamentalism of the Hanbali tradition, especially as defined by Ibn Taymiyya.
It is, however, not at all clear that the spirit of Ibn Taymiyya was the dominant one among the Hanbalis of the eastern Arab world in the eighteenth century. It was a part of Muhammad Ibn Abd Wahab's inspiratonib but one might also see inspiration for vigorous reform coining from the study of hadith as presented by Muhammad Hayyat. Through this teacher, Ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab certainly must have had an introduction to a broader world of religious scholarship within which ideas of reform were developing. This picture is limited, however, if one simply looks at the brief information about Muhammad Hayaat himself. When the group of which he is a part is analysed, the point becomes stronger. Through Muhammad Hayyat, the founder of the Wahhabiyya can be seen in contact with the eighteenth-century revivalist impulses of the Naqshabandiyya and Khalwatiyya traditions. This line of analysis provides an even broader set of less direct connexions. The community of teachers in which Muhammad Hayyat participated played a quiet but important role in the Islamic world of that era. When the great Indian reformer Shah Wali Allah came to Arabia, he studied hadith under Muhammad Hayyat's teacher, Abi 'at-Tahir Muhammad ibn Ibrahim al-Kirrani. At a slightly earlier date, the students of Ibrghim al-Kiirani included Shaykh Yusuf, who later led a holy war against the Dutch in Indonesia and was exiled to South Africa, and 'Abd al-Ra'iif of Singkel, who was a major influence in the revival of orthodox Sufism in Sumatra.
Thus, through Muhammad Hayyat al-Sindi and his scholarly tradition, one can place the founder of the Wahhabi movement in a world of Islamic revivalism that stretches from Indonesia to Africa. These various eighteenth-century movements assumed varying forms depending on local conditions and the personalities of the leaders. There is, however, a remarkable convergence of background around the small group of teachers of hadith in the holy cities. Men like Muhammad Hayyat do not often have a prominent place in history, but a careful analysis of their life and context can provide an opening to a better understanding of the major movements in history.
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I found this good summation on the web,
Shaykh Muhammad Hayyat al-Sindi…
Shaykh Muhammad Hayyat al-Sindi was the teacher of Shaykh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab (alleged founder of Wahhabism). He taught Sh. ibn Abdul Wahhab "rejection of popular religious practices associated with ' saints ' and their tombs". I guess this shows Sh. Muhammad Hayyat al-Sindi wasn't an extreme Sufi.
Sh. Muhammad Hayyat had 20 students including Sh. ibn Abdul Wahhab:
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Not sure how much truth is there to that article especially, coming from a orientalist perspective. (Historically speaking, oreintalist (kuffar specliiast in Islam) are as biased as they can be, so long as they can get away with it).
Sheikh Muhammad Wahab was a desperately needed reformer, espicially at a time when innovation and shirk was creeping into mainstream Muslim practices. (Just look at the sub-continent).
It doesn't take an expert to figure out, that such practices have no basis in Islam and were unheard of during the time of Rasulallah SAW, and the Sahaba (RA's).
I guess orthodox sufism is not that bad (in terms of innovations), however present day sufism espicially in the sub-continent, people make a semi-sujood to their "pir babas".
They ignore the time of Salah when the Adhan is made instead suplicate to their dead "saints" near their shrines/grave yards while Jaama for Salah is going on inside the Masjid.
These are disgusting stuff and may Allah guide them. They even dance to music in the Masjids.
Allah knows best.
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Auzubillahi Minash Shaitan ir Rajeem, Bismillah ir Rahman ir Rahim, I can agree with at least that much in your post : practices in the name of tasawwuf in the sub-continent can drive someone crazy ... they are simply very funny. Don't understand the origin of distortion, but then there are so many things that have been distorted. eg; the Quran says:
"Inna Allaha wa malaikatuhu Yusallina alan nabbiyi, Ya ayyiyuhal ladhina aamanu sallu alaihe wasallimu taslima ... "
The Quranic injunction does not restrict the believers to any fixed number of "sallu alaihe " Then what is the problem with people?
However if you are saying that 500 times in a day, you are a sufi, so beware ... cut it down to 5 or maybe 1 per day, or perhaps 1 in 5 days.
Khair inshAllah.
[not sure why this is posted under "Islamic Personalities" ]
Edited by Nausheen - 27 January 2009 at 7:50pm
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WORCESTER — If Lee Anne Chesko had informed her on-and-off boyfriend James Rutherford that she was involved in a murder he'd have turned her in, Mr. Rutherford told police who were investigating the slaying of Francis Spokis of Rutland in July 2011.
"If there was anything she told me that was this heavy, I'd have no problem giving her up," Mr. Rutherford told state police during an interview about eight days after Mr. Spokis' death.
Mr. Rutherford is accused of killing Mr. Spokis with Ms Chesko.
A tape of a lengthy police interview with Mr. Rutherford was played in Worcester Superior Court Wednesday. In it, Mr. Rutherford acts stunned to learn that there may be evidence from a murder in his car and evidence of his presence left at the Spokis' home. He blamed Ms. Chesko, telling police she could have brought items with her and left things in his vehicle.
As far as his own involvement, he told police he didn't know Mr. Spokis, didn't know where Wachusett Street in Rutland (where Mr. Spokis lived) is, and would have an alibi if he could only remember which of his girlfriends he'd been with the night of July 5, 2011.
"I change girls," he said. "I change where I stay."
Mr. Rutherford, 27, whose alleged accomplice, Ms. Chesko, 26, is believed to have had a sexual relationship with Mr. Spokis for which she was paid with drugs. Mr. Rutherford wondered aloud during the audiotaped interview just what she had "gotten herself into."
Police believe the pair killed Mr. Spokis July 5 or 6 and took electronics, jewelry, weapons and a purse containing baby teeth from Mr. Spokis' daughter.
Assistant District Attorneys Daniel J. Bennett and Terry J. McLaughlin are prosecuting the case and hope to prove the murder was premeditated. One witness testified that she was asked to provide storage for items to be stolen before the robbery.
Investigators followed a bloody trail to Mr. Spokis, whose body was found in the basement by his wife when she returned with their daughter from vacation, police have said.
Mr. Rutherford, in the taped interview, denied being with Ms. Chesko on the date police asked about, and said they'd been fighting and he needed a break from her so he took her to her father's house.
But when police told Mr. Rutherford they knew from a store surveillance tape that he and Ms. Chesko had been together on July 5 and that Ms. Chesko had made a call from a pay phone at a Holden convenience store, he agreed he had probably mixed up the dates.
He denied knowing who she had phoned, and police told him there had been a serious crime related to the call.
"You ready for this?" the detective asked during the interview. "She called a guy and the guy turned up dead."
"The guy turned up dead?" Mr. Rutherford repeated before telling the detective he hadn't heard of any murders in the area.
The detective told Mr. Rutherford no one had said there was a murder and Mr. Rutherford said he was "putting two and two together" and apologized.
Several times during the interview Mr. Rutherford told police he comes from "a good family" with a Christian mother who would have "accepted Bin Laden if he came to her door."
Mr. Rutherford said Ms. Chesko, who was at the time five months pregnant with his child, was not very good looking, had an occasional crack habit and "plays around in the trash."
"She doesn't have the (expletive) family that I do," he said.
Lorenzo Perez, Mr. Rutherford's lawyer, raised a diminished-capacity defense for his client, maintaining his drug problem rendered him mentally incapable of forming intent to kill, a requirement for a first-degree murder conviction. Mr. Rutherford lacked the capacity to premeditate his alleged acts because of drug addiction and withdrawal, his lawyer has said.
Mr. Perez questioned Trooper David Cravedi, who testified about the taped interview, asking him if Mr. Rutherford admitted to using cocaine on July 4, something the trooper agreed was said.
Mr. Rutherford also said during the interview that Ms. Chesko was controlling and childish and that she manipulated him by keeping the baby he'd told her to "get rid of" as a way of ensuring they'd have a relationship.
Also on the stand Wednesday was Luz Hernandez, a close friend of Mr. Rutherford who, through tears, testified that he had asked to store some items in her storage room.
She said he told her he was going to rob somebody and offered to sell her a television, which she kept in her living room before she paid him $500 for it.
Worcester Police Detective James O'Rourke testified that he and another officer found Mr. Rutherford behind the Registry of Motor Vehicles on June 29, 2011. He was ducked down and had a purse, Ms. Chesko's driver's license along with a pellet pistol and a knife that he said he needed to protect himself.
Judge Janet Kenton-Walker is presiding over the trial, which continues today in Worcester Superior Court.
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The past week has been full of celebration. And what a celebration it was.
With perfect weather, thousands of people came to Taylor County last week for our annual Fourth of July celebration.
The events spanned a week, from singings and concerts to parades to games to food to hot air balloons to fireworks.
But throughout the celebration, the feeling that we were all free to enjoy the holiday is one we're sure everyone felt.
About 1.6 million students will graduate from college this year, according to The National Center for Education Statistics. They will be searching for full-time work, but the odds are stacked against them. Although the job market is improving, competition is fierce and jobs are scarce and the U.S. Labor Department says unemployment among 2013 graduates is still high at 10.9 percent. In addition to those concerns, college graduates are saddled with student loan debt - it has passed the trillion-dollar mark - and often credit card debt.
Today's issue of the Central Kentucky News-Journal is a gift from us to you.
We at the CKNJ want you, the members of our community, to know that we are dedicated to providing you the news you want and need to read.
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The 2014 General Assembly session is all but wrapped up. The regular session ended with a two-week break, and the members returned on April 14 and 15 to address any potential vetoes by the governor and tie up loose ends.
There were some successes in this legislative session, but also just as many disappointments as legislators wrangled with some tough issues while ignoring others.
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The building, crumbling before our eyes, won't be there much longer. And, as sad as it might seem to see something of such history destroyed, our community will be better off with it gone.
Central Kentucky Motor Lodge, that once gave people who needed it a place to stay, will soon become a pile of rubble.
After fires and years of decay, the building's owner has acknowledged that it's time to see it torn down. We agree.
In the end, the family that disrupted - or tried to disrupt - so many funerals with their messages of hate took the easy way out. When news came that the Rev. Fred Phelps, whose small and rabidly anti-gay ministry known as the Westboro Baptist Church, had died on Thursday, his daughter said there would be no funeral for her father.
There's a lot of information out there, and you have the right to almost all of it, especially when it comes to your government.
This week is Sunshine Week in the news industry, and it's a time to recognize the importance of letting light shine on open government and freedom of information, thus the name.
We are often asked why we publish some things in our paper, like property transfers, food service inspections and other items of public record. The answer is an easy one; you have the right to know.
Kentucky is on the brink of sweeping reforms in how it treats youths who wind up in the court system - especially those who commit minor crimes or "status offenses," actions that would not be an offense at all for adults, such as running away or missing school.
Midway through the 2014 legislative session, members of the General Assembly still can't find a way to do one simple thing: Let the voters of Kentucky decide whether they want change that could generate more revenue for their communities and help ease the cash crises facing so many cities and counties throughout the state.
Change may come slowly to Kentucky, but things are definitely changing when it comes to public opinion about issues including smoking, gay marriage, medical marijuana, minimum wage and who should be the state's next U.S. senator.
Those were among issues Kentuckians were asked about in the latest Bluegrass Poll, conducted by Survey USA in an expanded effort that for the first time brought together four major news organizations, including The Courier-Journal, WHAS-TV, the Lexington Herald-Leader and WKYT-TV in Lexington.
Should Campbellsville residents be limited when it comes to having yard sales? We don't think so.
While the Campbellsville City Council has been discussing the issue, we can't help but wonder where the real problem lies.
Council members have discussed potential traffic problems, but it seems having police officers ticket those who create the traffic problem would be a better alternative than patrolling yard sales and possibly citing someone over a permit.
Former Secretary of Agriculture Richie Farmer betrayed the public's trust through his illegal actions while in office, and we feel he received the appropriate sentence.
Oklahoma-based Williams Co. and Texas-based Boardwalk Pipeline Partners want to build a pipeline to pump natural gas liquids across the commonwealth. The partnership expects it will not be able to negotiate sales with 2 percent of landowners along the route.
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There are likely a hundred different things on your mind or your "to do" list at this very moment. Chances are, not all of them are pleasant. Actually, some of them probably incite worry.
The National Federation of Independent Businesses estimated that Small Business Saturday generated $5.5 billion in sales for America's locally owned shops in 2012. It's too early to know if the promotion for independent retailers matched or surpassed that mark this year. But judging from the recent buzz for supporting local economies, we'd say the odds are that 2013 will be a good one for small stores.
Thanksgiving is the most straightforward of holidays, unencumbered by the expectations of Christmas or the letdown that often accompanies New Year's Eve. This Thursday's holiday has little buildup and virtually no fanfare: a big meal, some football and perhaps a nap.
In the Nov. 14 issue of the Central Kentucky News-Journal, you might have read a story about Taylor County's magistrates being approached for money by several local groups.
At its Nov. 12 meeting, Taylor County Fiscal Court had several items on its agenda that involved local groups and organizations asking for financial contributions. While this is in no way a statement against those organizations or their importance, it is one intended to address the information many people might not have about the operation of a governmental body such as the fiscal court.
This fall, Congress has an important opportunity to create jobs and grow the economy by passing a long-term, comprehensive Food, Farm and Jobs Bill. The Farm Bill impacts every American, every day, by providing a wide range of programs that strengthen our nation.
Employers, colleges and vocational schools have long recognized the GED test as a high school equivalency degree. It was developed in the 1940s so American soldiers returning from World War II could use the GI Bill to advance to college. Many had left for the military without finishing high school.
In Fiscal Year 2008, Kentucky spent $21.7 million buying textbooks for students in the state's public school system.
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Principal Among Victims in Conn. Shooting Rampage
NEWTOWN, Conn. - Officials are identifying the principal as one of the victims in the Connecticut elementary school rampage.
Gerald Stomski is the first selectman of Woodbury, Conn. He says police told him that Sandy Hook Elementary Principal Dawn Hochsprung was among the 26 people the gunman shot to death at the school Friday.
He says she was a principal in Woodbury until a few years ago. He says residents were mourning her death.
Stomski says she had "an extremely likable style."
Hochsprung had been principal at Sandy Hook Elementary since 2010. Hochsprung had frequently tweeted photos from her job and wrote upbeat tweets about what was going on at the school.
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TOWN OF NEWBURGH — A 500,000-square-foot distribution center bringing 300 high-paying jobs over two years came, saw and, it seems, left.
TOWN OF NEWBURGH — A 500,000-square-foot distribution center bringing 300 high-paying jobs over two years came, saw and, it seems, left.
United Natural Foods arranged to appear before the Town of Newburgh Planning Board last week for an informal discussion of a major warehouse, said Bryant Cocks, a planning consultant for the town. But, the company called before the Thursday meeting and said it wouldn't be coming. There was no indication of what led to the change of heart, Cocks said.
Newburgh Supervisor Wayne Booth said he suspects the Rhode Island company, the main distributor for Whole Foods Market, pulled out because it knew of zoning issues on the property and serious concerns community residents had about the development, which was planned for an approximately 86-acre swath of land between the Pilot Travel Center and the Colden Park neighborhood. The company would need either a variance or zoning change to advance the project, Booth said.
Colden Park residents "got really burned" when the Town of Newburgh allowed the Pilot Travel Center to be built almost 10 years ago, and now vigilantly watch development in the area, said Chris Tighe, a member of a homeowners association in the area.
Traffic regularly snarls on Route 17K because of trucks trying to pull into Pilot, Tighe said.
In the fall, a wayward tractor-trailer tried to make a U-turn in the development and destroyed the "Colden Park" sign at its entrance, said James Presutti, another member of the association.
Neighbors learned of potential development efforts when some noticed visitors to the property.
County economic development officials have been referring to the warehouse as "Project Green" for several months. The project represented a $60 million investment, according to meeting minutes of the Orange County Industrial Development Agency.
It would bring more than 300 jobs with salaries around $40,000, said Booth, who has been in contact with the company. Booth said he does not know where the project currently stands.
Daniel Peckskamp, the contact listed for United Natural Foods on the Planning Board agenda, declined to comment. Maureen Halahan, the president and CEO of the Orange County Partnership, also declined to comment.
The land the distribution center had been considering recently changed hands. Stewart Commons LLC, a local investment group, bought the property in early November from Scope Development, said R.J. Smith, whose real estate firm brokered the deal. Scope Development held the property for more than 20 years, and the owner of the company is retiring, Smith said.
United Natural Foods, which is publicly traded, is planning a multi-year expansion project with new distribution centers in the northeast, northwest and midwest, according to its public filings.
The company has been growing because it extended its contract with Whole Foods Market and has expanded into ethnic, kosher and gourmet foods, winning the company business in other supermarkets.


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Kindle vs Kobo – Build
Finally, a Kindle that's light, tough and cheap enough to read anywhere, except possibly the bath. Ditching the keyboard makes it the first truly pocket-friendly Kindle, although it also loses the 3.5mm jack and speakers for audiobooks, and there's no 3G version.
The Kobo is almost identical to the Kindle in size and shape, at 185g to the Kindle's 170g, but sports a silky, soft rubber finish to add a bit of grip for the more ham-fisted. The raised pattern on the back makes it particularly comfy to hold – more so than a real book, even.
Kindle vs Kobo – Screen
Amazon claims 10% faster page turns but in practice there's little improvement from the Kindle 3G (now known as the Kindle Keyboard). Text is beautifully solid and crisp, and web images and PDFs render nicely, but the background is still a touch muddy.
With the Kobo, pages render slightly slower than on the Kindle, although they're certainly not sluggish enough to stop you from reading at normal pace. Text and images are a match for the Kindle's, which means they're not quite as good as paper, but not far off.
Kindle vs Kobo – Controls
The page turn buttons feel plasticky but are perfectly located and have just the right action. The five-way pad feels equally Poundland but zips around the screen in a flash. The onscreen keyboard is slow, awkward and a nightmare to type on.
The Kobo has no physical controls bar a solitary Home button. Turn pages by tapping the left or right side of the screen, or by swiping across it.
Kindle vs Kobo – Storage
Cloud storage works well, backing up the internal 2GB with an archive of every book you buy; they can be re-downloaded over Wi-Fi in seconds. Without 3G or a keyboard, the 'experimental' browser is even less useful than before though.
While the Kobo has 2GB of storage onboard, only 1GB of it is actually available to you. The good news, though, is that you can upgrade the memory to 32GB via the microSD slot which also helps to make up for the lack of cloud storage.
Kindle vs Kobo – Reading
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. And if it is broke? Don't fix it either. The home screen's text-only lists are staler than a week-old Wotsit, but buying and reading books remains simple, smart and sensible, with real page numbers and speedy dictionary look-up.
An intuitive if rather boring interface makes buying books a cinch, and, unlike the Kindle, you're not restricted to buying from just one site. But pressing the screen to turn the page can affect your grip – not a problem for the Kindle, with its side buttons.
Kindle vs Kobo – Price and Verdict
The Kobo Touch at £110 wins points for its touchscreen and design, but the Kindle is just a little better thought through. It's not the most premium gadget, but its ease of use and Amazon integration keeps the Kindle in front.
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Channel Seven's director of news and public affairs Peter Meakin has announced he is to step down from his job with the network, but will stay on at Seven ''in an advisory role''.
Meakin, 70, who has been with Seven for nine years and was a key executive at Nine's news/current affairs division before that, said he simply felt it was ''time to pull the plug on this chapter of my life''.
''It's been a wonderful nine years and I want to thank everyone who has taken Seven to the top,'' Meakin said in a statement released today.
''That includes Kerry Stokes, David Leckie, Tim Worner and all the great people who made me look better than I am.''
Meakin will be replaced by two new appointments, with Seven Brisbane's news director Rob Raschke now director of news, and managing director of Seven Queensland (Seven's Queensland coast stations) Neil Mooney as director of public affairs.
Seven West Media chairman Kerry Stokes paid tribute to Meakin, saying he was key to the network's current success. "Peter is a legend," he said.
"Nine years ago, I set out to secure his services for Seven," Stokes said. "He agreed to join our network as it set its sights on leadership, and today his track record speaks for itself: with his leadership of market-leading news and public affairs at two television networks over the past two decades.
"There's no one quite like Meakin. He has played a most critical role in driving home our leadership and I'm pleased that he'll continue to play a key role as we identify and nurture our future in news and public affairs on the Seven Network."
One of the more highly-regarded – and often controversial - television executives in Australia, Meakin is credited with masterminding much of Nine and Seven's news success.
A Walkley award-winner for leadership in journalism, Meakin is legendary in Australian television news, renowned as a dogged journalist who refuses to let a good story go, even when threatened with legal action.
On occasion he even made the headlines himself – such as this drink driving convictions in 2006 and 2007, which saw him banned from driving for eight years and given 250 hours of community service.
His decision to step down, while rumoured just this week after meetings between him, Today Tonight executive producer Craig McPherson and Mooney in Seven's Martin Place headquarters were reported, surprised many in the industry.
But perhaps the signs were there.
On Monday he talked about the need for consistency in news and newsrooms, but added the networks shouldn't fall into the trap of becoming staid.
"We can't keep serving up the same meal year after year. We have to be more inventive, more adventurous maybe, and I think you'll see that on Seven and Nine," he told Fairfax Media.


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Dubai Airport opens Airbus A380 concourse
Dubai Airports says it has opened the world's first concourse entirely dedicated to the Airbus A380, with an Emirates airlines flight making the maiden voyage to London's Heathrow Airport.
Four of 20 gates at Concourse A were in operation Wednesday at Dubai International's Terminal 3.
Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths said Concourse A would open in stages to "ensure smooth operations."
Dubai Airports served 57 million passengers in 2012, making it the busiest airport in the Mideast and the fourth busiest in the world. When Concourse A is fully operational, it is expected to increase the airport's capacity from 60 million to 75 million.
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This just in… The Office of DNI has voluntarily offered themselves up to be thrown under the bus regarding the "Benghazi talking points". James Clapper, of 'largely secular' idiotic statement fame, is laying down in the middle of the road for his King. Via Hot Air, emphasis added is mine:
Meet James Clapper — the latest fall guy for the White House on Benghazi. After last week's hearings in Congress showed that the talking points from the CIA had been changed to eliminate the mention of terrorism, Washington erupted into a whodunit.
CBS News has learned that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) cut specific references to "al Qaeda" and "terrorism" from the unclassified talking points given to Ambassador Susan Rice on the Benghazi consulate attack – with the agreement of the CIA and FBI. The White House or State Department did not make those changes.
However, an intelligence source tells CBS News correspondent Margaret Brennan the links to al Qaeda were deemed too "tenuous" to make public, because there was not strong confidence in the person providing the intelligence. CIA Director David Petraeus, however, told Congress he agreed to release the information — the reference to al Qaeda — in an early draft of the talking points, which were also distributed to select lawmakers.
"The intelligence community assessed from the very beginning that what happened in Benghazi was a terrorist attack." DNI spokesman Shawn Turner tells CBS News. That information was shared at a classified level — which Rice, as a member of President Obama's cabinet, would have been privy to. …
The head of the DNI is James Clapper, an Obama appointee. He ultimately did review the points, before they were given to Ambassador Rice and members of the House intelligence committee on Sept. 14. They were compiled the day before.
Note that this report doesn't pin the blame on Clapper himself. It instead locates the change in Clapper's "office," allowing for a rather non-specific assignment that makes almost no sense at all. Are we to believe that a Clapper aide overruled David Petraeus' assessment of Benghazi? If so, on what basis?
There is more. Go read it.
September 14th they were approved? Those must be magic talking points as I'd like to point out Carney was already using the video talking points before September 14th, as were Hillary Clinton and Obama himself:
Even if they were 'compiled' the day before, Clinton was using them on the 13th. Obama used them on the 12th. Clapper if full of crap. This is all besides the point and yet another one of this administration's manufactured distractions. It makes no difference what talking points were given to whom and when; this White House approved them and sent Rice out with the. On top of that, Carney, Clinton and Obama himself all used them as well. The truth was known within hours and yet this President and his administration purposefully deceived the nation for three weeks. The President even went in front of the United Nations and lied.
Enough with the games. Enough with the lies. This administration is rotten to the core. Assign the independent counsel.
Report: Contra CBS, Intelligence Community Did Not Alter Benghazi Talking Points – By Eliana Johnson – The Corner – National Review Online
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A congressional source familiar with the testimony delivered Thursday by Director of National Intelligence James Clapper says that, in his testimony, Clapper was insistent that he did not alter the Benghazi talking points to remove references to al-Qaeda or terrorism. That raises questions about the latest CBS news report indicating that the talking points were edited in Clapper's office. It was there, according to CBS, where 'al-Qaeda' and 'terrorism' disappeared from the unclassified version of the document that later found its way into the hands of UN Ambassador Susan Rice, and onto five Sunday morning news shows.
Senator Saxby Chambliss, the ranking member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, also made statements on Fox News Sunday that call the CBS report into question. Chambliss told Chris Wallace that, in Thursday's hearings, "every leader" in the intelligence community was asked if he knew who changed the talking points. Nobody knew. "The only entity that reviewed the talking points that was not there," Chambliss said, "was the White House."
So, CBS made that up or did their "source"? Either way, it's effectively muddied the waters. I'm tapping my foot for an Independent Counsel to be assigned.
Another Update:
Amb. Susan Rice speaks at last: 'I relied solely and squarely' on US intelligence when blaming video
It's encouraging to know she's a consistent useful idiot. To anyone thinking this woman has done even a marginally good job in her various roles in government, you're sadly mistaken. She's been dangerously clueless throughout her career. Side note: If you call Rice incompetent you are racist AND sexist.


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Shaheen's hypocrisy: Pledges come and go with her
March 22. 2014 12:04AM
Perhaps U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen isn't the best politician to be preaching on the virtues of pledges. Her own track record with them isn't the best.
In New Hampshire, there is only one Pledge. It is taken by candidates for governor who truly believe that New Hampshire is different from other states in part because of its small government, kept small by the lack of a broadbased sales or income tax. Hence the Pledge to veto any state sales or income tax that should make it to the governor's desk.
No freshman governor in modern times has made it to that office without taking the Pledge, Shaheen included. It was only after two terms and weakening her opposition and gathering her bankroll that Shaheen abandoned the Pledge. Fortunately, the Legislature was wise enough not to give her a tax bill to sign.
Still, it is instructive of the way Shaheen operates. Take a pledge when you need to. Scrap it when it is inconvenient. Shaheen is now at it again.
Running against incumbent U.S. Sen. John Sununu in 2008, Shaheen was more than happy with all the money that third-party liberal groups across the country spent on the race. Now, with a multimillion dollar warchest of her own, Shaheen is suddenly asking for a new pledge.
She wants potential Republican challenger Scott Brown to join with her in pledging to oppose outside money.
Gall? Audacity? Chutzpah? Take your pick. The woman's hypocrisy is breathtaking.
Next thing you know, Shaheen will seek a pledge that candidates reside in New Hampshire for a decade before seeking to serve in elective office. Of course, most people from New Hampshire are from somewhere else (Shaheen included). They move here because they want to.
We would hope, however, that Shaheen doesn't hold it against candidates who were actually born here - Scott Brown, born at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, being one of them.


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