of Parry will normally flow as one way east (into Fair Park). Traffic will be on the south side of the street for the next three or four months and then will switch to the north side (on the new pavement). It is anticipated that the final configuration of the intersection will be open in approximately 10 months.

During events the traffic flow may be switched to flow west (out of Fair Park). That will be determined on an event by event basis and will be controlled by the Dallas Police Department. View a street location map.

• Parry Ave., along Fair Park between Peak St. and Grand Ave. is reduced to one lane in each direction until late Spring 2007. View a street location map.

• Separate from the DARTwere also positioned around the perimeter, and all the harvested energy from the players running over the tiles and from the sun is stored on site before being converted to electricity to power floodlighting.

Harvested energy from the players running over the tiles and from the sun is stored on site before being converted to electricity to power floodlighting

"We have taken this idea from a bedroom in London to a football pitch in Brazil through our partnership with Shell, encouraging young innovators of the future to make a real difference in their community," said Pavegen's 28 year-old founder and CEO Laurence Kemball-Cook. "In the two weeks on site in the community, children helped complete the installation. It was a real life science experiment that didn't stop when school ended


April 2018, Brown became agitated after an alleged theft of $80,000 and a gun at the condo and started throwing things off the balcony of the 14th-floor unit.

Brown has filed a countersuit, alleging the owners failed to provide adequate security at the complex, resulting in the theft.

According to the attorneys for Acqualina, Brown arrived almost 30 minutes late for the deposition on Sept. 24, at offices just outside of Miami. He refused to answer routine questions, repeated that they should only address his counterclaim, texted on his phone during the deposition and was otherwise "obstructive."

Lawyers for Brown have not yet responded to a request for comment.Dominique de Villepin, in full Dominique-Marie-François-René Galouzeau de Villepin
(born November 14, 1953, Rabat, Morocco), French diplomat, politician, and writer who served as interior minister (2004–05) and prime minister (2005–07) in the neo-Gaullist administration of Pres. Jacques Chirac.

De Villepin was born into an influential family; his father represented French industry abroad before securing a seat in the French Senate. The younger de Villepin eventually passed through France’s elite École Nationale d’Administration and into the Foreign Ministry in 1980. His career there led to posts in Africa, Washington, D.C., and India, before he finally accepted an appointment as the top adviser to Foreign Minister Alain Juppé in 1993–95. After Chirac, de Villepin’s political mentor, won the presidency in 1995, de Villepin became secretary-general of the Élysée Palace and played a


key role in many decisions, including the premature dissolution of the National Assembly in 1997. The move, however, backfired when the conservatives lost rather than increased their majority.

Following the triumph of his conservatives in the June 2002 parliamentary election, Chirac chose de Villepin to run French foreign policy. As foreign minister, de Villepin faced difficulties with the United States over the possibility of war in Iraq (seeIraq War). De Villepin favoured diplomacy, and he insisted that United Nations (UN) inspections could lead to the peaceful disarmament of Iraq. Unilateral military action by the United States and the United Kingdom, he argued, lacked the legitimacy that only UN endorsement could confer. On February 5, 2003, de Villepin made international headlines with a speech at the UN in which hedenounced the U.S. case for war and won a highly unusual round of applause in the Security Council chamber.

In March 2004 de Villepin was appointed France’s interior minister. He took a firm stand against illegal immigration and worked to counter the growth of radical Islamic fundamentalism by placing tighter restrictions on imams working in the country. He also required them to take courses in language, civics, and French customs. In May 2005 Jean-Pierre Raffarin resigned as prime minister, and de Villepin was named his successor. Shortly after taking office, however, he faced great unrest. In late October 2005, riots broke out in Paris suburbs and later spread throughout the country after two young men were accidentally electrocuted while fleeing police. The riots took place in largely immigrant neighbourhoods


with high rates of unemployment and highlighted the racial tension that existed within the country. De Villepin subsequently announced that immigration controls would be tightened.

In 2006 de Villepin faced further turmoil after an unemployment law he supported led to mass protests and further riots. The law, which would have allowed employers to hire young workers (those 26 and younger) on a trial basis and deny them certain employment rights for a period of time, was vehemently opposed by youth activists and labour unions. De Villepin and Chirac eventually rescinded the law, and both found their political power significantly weakened. In May 2007 de Villepin submitted his resignation to Chirac, who had decided not to seek a third term.

Chirac was succeeded as president that month by Nicolas Sarkozy, aTitan, seen during Cassini's Mar. 31, 2005, flyby

(PhysOrg.com) -- Dr. Ralph Lorenz of Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (JHUAPL) outside of Baltimore has given a talk at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC) in Texas outlining what has been learned about rainfall on Titan, one of Saturn’s moons. He then offered a proposal for sending a new probe to its surface to study the rainfall in more detail. Titan and Earth are the only “worlds” in our solar system that have rainfall, though on Titan, it falls as methane, not water.

Lorenz points out that what is believed to have been rainfall on Titan has been observed in the past; once in 2004 and then again in 2007. Both events were recorded by the Cassini probe. He says


A rough political summer has left Hillary Rodham Clinton with negative favorability ratings in a New York State poll for the first time, a low mark in the state she represented as a senator for eight years.

Mrs. Clinton was viewed unfavorably by 51 percent of the voters polled, compared with 46 percent who see her in a favorable light, a new Siena College survey showed. That is a change from a 56 percent favorable rating and a 40 percent unfavorable rating she had in the same survey in July.

Mrs. Clinton is still viewed positively by 70 percent of Democrats, the poll shows. But even in the state she adopted and represented from 2001 through 2008, her poll numbers have followed the same trend as her national numbers, sufferingafter a summer of questions about her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state.

Her strongest area of support comes from New York City; her numbers elsewhere in the state — in the upstate and suburban areas, where she spent years working to build her support as a senator — suffer a greater hit.

Still, her support among Democrats outpaces two others: Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont. Mrs. Clinton received support from 45 percent of Democrats, while Mr. Biden got 24 percent and Mr. Sanders 23 percent.

Meanwhile, another New Yorker, Donald J. Trump, leads the Republican field, taking 34 percent of the vote. Next is Ben Carson, with 14 percent, and Jeb Bush earned 11 percent.

But Mr. Trump’s


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An epic novel and a thrilling literary discovery, The Orphan Master?s Son follows a young man?s journey


violence, and baffling demands of his Korean overlords in order to stay alive. Driven to the absolute limit of what any human being could endure, he boldly takes on the treacherous role of rival to Kim Jong Il in an attempt to save the woman he loves, Sun Moon, a legendary actress ?so pure, she didn?t know what starving people looked like.?

Part breathless thriller, part story of innocence lost, part story of romantic love, The Orphan Master?s Son is also a riveting portrait of a world heretofore hidden from view: a North Korea rife with hunger, corruption, and casual cruelty but also camaraderie, stolen moments of beauty, and love. A towering literary achievement, The Orphan Master?s Son ushers Adam Johnson into the small group of today?s greatest writers.

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?An exquisitely crafted novel that carries the reader on an adventuresome journey into the depths of totalitarian North Korea and into the most intimate spaces of the human heart.??Pulitzer Prize citation

?Mr. Johnson has written a daring and remarkable novel, a novel that not only opens a frightening window on the mysterious kingdom of North Korea, but one that also excavates the very meaning of love and sacrifice.??Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times

?Rich with a sense of discovery . . . The Orphan Master?s Son has an early lead on novel of [the year].??The Daily Beast

?This is a novel worth getting excited about.??The Washington Post

?[A] ripping piece of fiction that is also an astute commentary on the nature of freedom, sacrifice, and glory.??Elle

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Aid Workers In Yemen Express Alarm At U.S.-Saudi Arms Deal

Saudi Arabia got praise and an arms deal from President Trump last weekend. But there was little mention of Yemen, where a Saudi-led military campaign is causing civilian casualties.

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When President Trump was in Saudi Arabia this weekend, he praised a new arms deal. He danced with the royal family. But there was little talk about the Saudi military campaign in neighboring Yemen. There, the Saudis have taken on Iranian-backed rebels. The country is close to famine. It faces a severe cholera outbreak. NPR's Michele Kelemen reports on the devastation in Yemen.

MICHELE KELEMEN, BYLINE: Two years into a devastating war, Bushra Alkdukhainah is sounding desperate.

BUSHRA ALKDUKHAINAH: We believe that Yemen is being forgotten. Nobody's talking about what's goingon, or nobody even know about or where Yemen is. So we feel very much neglected.

KELEMEN: Alkdukhainah manages an office in northern Yemen for the international aid group CARE. In an interview here in Washington, she tries hard to remain neutral, saying all sides in this war are responsible for the desperate situation of the population, and everyone has suffered, including her own family, who fled their town two years ago as it came under Saudi-led airstrikes.

ALKDUKHAINAH: We had to be displaced within two hours to leave everything behind and to just run for our lives. Our house and all our properties - they were destroyed.

KELEMEN: She lost two cousins and says her 11-year-old son is having the hardest time coping with this.

ALKDUKHAINAH: It's very difficult, very difficult


because the one who died is about his age, and he was his best friend.

KELEMEN: And though the CARE official wouldn't weigh in on the Trump administration's latest arms sales to the Saudis, a Democratic member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Chris Murphy, doesn't mince his words.

CHRIS MURPHY: Yemen is a disaster. It's a humanitarian disaster, and it's a national security disaster for the United States. It's really hard for me to understand why Trump has decided to double down on U.S. support for a civil war inside Yemen that has created enormous space for groups like al-Qaida and ISIS to grow and has resulted in a famine.

KELEMEN: The Connecticut senator says the U.S. should be imposing conditions on its military aid to the Saudis to pressurethe civilian deaths. But she blames the coalition and their opponents, the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, for targeting civilians.

FADIA THABET: Surrounding some cities with 7,000 land mines, snipers shooting children in the street and women in the street, airstrikes that happen in the markets and the hospitals, preventing and attacking medical supplies, food supplies to not get into some of the cities.

KELEMEN: And the list goes on. Thabet says what Yemen needs now is a new peace process, not more weapons for the Saudis. Michele Kelemen, NPR News, Washington.

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Country, New Jersey in February. And the reasons for the shortfall were emblematic of the con game mentality that dominates the tenor of Donald Trump's Washington. The New Jersey Globe reports that:

"Morris County Republicans lost money on their winter fundraiser at Trump National Golf Club and have a paltry $13,956 in their warchest [...] The county GOP organization raised $58,335 at an event that cost them more than $64,000. They spent $24,487 at Trump National and paid Fox News personality Greg Gutfeld $30,000 to speak."

That's right. The reason that the party fundraiser is in the red is because Trump's facility and a Fox News hack took all their profits. Both Trump and Fox News ought to be conscious of the impact they are having on the electoral prospectsEXTRACT FROM THE FOLLOWING THIRD PARTY SOURCE: Written by Elize Parker for the Lowvelder

In a joint operation the National Intervention Unit and the Environmental Crime Unit of the Kruger National Park and the Protrack Rhino Task Team, used information received to track down three pangolin poachers on the western borders of the Kruger National Park close to Hoedspruit on 14th June.

The pangolin was rescued and released in a safe undisclosed location. The investigation is ongoing. The two males and a female were on their way to sell the pangolin on the market in one of the local communities. Criminal gangs and syndicates have made the little scaly animal the most trafficked animal for bogus medicines and gourmet meals. Worldwide more pangolins are poached than rhinos.

Despite all international conservation


efforts, on 13th June Nigerian Customs Service at the International Airport in Lagos arrested two Chinese nationals for attempting to smuggle elephant tusks and 381kg of pangolin out of the country. On 10th June, 500kg of pangolin scales had been recovered at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).

Over a million pangolins are estimated to have been poached in the last decade in order to satisfy demand for their meat and scales. As greater protection is needed for pangolins, all IUCN members will be encouraged to support transferring all eight pangolin species from Appendix II to Appendix I of CITES at the 17th meeting of the Conference of Parties (COP17) to CITES, to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa in September 2016, in order to contribute to their conservation.have already been co-opted for the purpose of swiftly burying this important letter by objector-spies.

They, too, are among the finest of our youth, perhaps the best – almost like the pilots. Unit 8200, the largest unit of the Israel Defense Forces, has the right of second pick, after the air force, in selecting recruits. Their image is sparkling – and their future is assured; tech firms lie in wait for them. Their military service is free of risk and – like the pilots – they don’t see their victims up close. Until now, their service was nearly free of ethical qualms. They do not kill, beat or carry out arrests, they are jobniks, desk jockeys with prestige, the kind of child nearly every parent would want. Their weapon


They have been silent about the persecution of their Palestinian counterparts by the state, which brags about its enlightened attitude toward the gay community.

That’s Israel for you. As long as the members of Unit 8200 were up to their arms in the filth of the occupation, they were considered principled young men and women, and were respected. But as soon as they decided they’d had enough, they became targets for ridicule and ostracism. The step they have taken is a milestone. In their footsteps, perhaps, a few veterans of the Shin Bet security service – the other pillar of the Israeli Stasi in the territories – will also come forward and finally talk about what they did at work. Their commanders already did, partially, in “The Gatekeepers.”

The military08 June 2011

Zambian airline Zambezi Airlines and Kenya's flag carrier Kenya Airways have signed a new commercial partnership agreement. Passengers of Zambezi Airlines can now purchase tickets to travel to any of the Kenya Airways 50 destinations in Africa, the Middle East, the Far East, Asia, Europe and America via the airline's hub in Nairobi. Zambezi Airlines operates flights from Lusaka to the Kenyan capital every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.


Noordin is one of the suspected masterminds in the Bali bombings and other recent attacks in Indonesia.

Munfiatun, also known as Fitri, was convicted on Thursday of hiding information about her husband by changing Noordin's name to Abdurahman Aufi on the couple's wedding documents after they were married last year, and for failing to turn him in to authorities.

"The defendant has been legally proven to have hidden information about a perpetrator of a terror action," Chief Judge Amiryat told the court.

"Because the defendant has been proven guilty, then the Bangil District Court has to sentence the defendant to three years in prison."

Confessed

Munfiatun said nothing as the verdict in the District Court of Bangil was read. Earlier, she had confessed that she knew Noordin was a suspect and that shetried to conceal his identity.

"The defendant has been legally proven to have hidden information about a perpetrator of a terror action"

Chief Judge Amiryat

After the hearing, attorneys for Munfiatun said they would appeal the verdict.

Munfiatun was taken to a prison in Bangil, located about 900km east of capital Jakarta.

Noordin and another Malaysian, Azahari bin Husin, are suspected masterminds in a series of bomb attacks in Indonesia, including the Bali blasts that killed 202 people on 12 October 2002; the bombing of the JW Marriott hotel in 2003; and the September 2004 bombing outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta that killed 10 people.


Doug Ischar’s Marginal Waters @ GOLDEN

Marginal Waters at GOLDEN in Chicago exhibits 13 of the works in the series by Doug Ischar. The backdrop of Chicago’s own Belmont Rocks, since destroyed, sets the stage for the documentation of gay men in the 1980s.

The first room in the impeccable space presents three large framed photographs. The titles of the images are sterile and indexical, simply numbered. MW 19 (1985), the first piece I confronted, is a portrait of a scattered group of men, sunning on the rocks by the water. Two men are standing close, just of the verge between friendship close and intimately close, and there are men stretched out sunning on towels. Besides the incredibly dense colors, there is something about all of the photographs that isso captivating; the latent sexual desire rubbing up against the innocence of an afternoon in the sun. The subtle hand on the thigh, the peak of underwear beneath impossibly short shorts, the glint of a nipple ring, or connection between two bodies that speaks to the audacity of a normally closeted culture behaving freely in a public arena, almost like Sunday In the Park on poppers.

The dual landscape of bodies and the rocks was elegantly captured in MW 22 (1985), a portrait of two men embracing on the ground. The curve of the shoulder, knee, seem to act as an extension of the terrain. Also in this image is a lone can of Miller High Life, just one of the many cultural artifacts that look planted in the


on the project from the 80s. It begins with footage of a backyard flower garden, has spaces of blank footage with dust and scratches, and then segments of two men at the rocks. The men are changing, one taking off his pants and donning a jock strap, the other removing his fishnet shirt and khakis and dressing in the tightest shorts you have ever seen, struggling to zip them up. The whole time they are looking around, and the gaze of the camera catches passersby in the distance. This seems like a getting ready ritual that would contemporarily be done in the home, to get ready for a club, but takes place in the open space of the Belmont Rocks. The word from the text, “lovesick, sick, sick”,echo on the screen, seeming to allude to the previously believed “illness” of homosexuality, as well as the consciousness of the AIDS epidemic.

The gallery itself, located in a classic Chicago graystone in Boystown, (apparently one of the first officially recognized “gay villages” in the United States) is incredibly appropriate, adding to the sense of history and urgency of preservation felt in the show. There was also a neatness to the images that worked extremely well in the historic yet well-groomed space. Jacob Meehan, director of GOLDEN, says that many of the neighborhood homos who showed up for the opening this past weekend actually thanked him for showing the work, and reminisced over the images. I think that this show is a great way to begin the year, and


to make a meaningful connection with the community.

There is going to be a catalog for Marginal Waters, which will include all 26 of the images in the series as well as text by David Getsy, Steve Reinke and an interview with John Neff. The exhibition has been extended and there will be a closing and catalog release reception, the dates of which will be posted on the website.had been determined at that time. At the salesperson's request, Jones signed a preprinted form entitled "Additional Terms and Conditions of Order Agreement for a Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Coupe Vehicle." Jones subsequently sent his $50,000 deposit to the Dealer, which retained the funds for over one-and-a-half years pending the manufacture and delivery of the Vehicle.
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Bush praised the "great progress" made in the training of Afghan troops, he said they were not ready to take the job being handled by 18,000 U.S. and 8,200 allied troops.

Bush said the military relationship between the two countries is "one of cooperate and consult.... We'll continue to work with the government to train them, and to cooperate and consult with the government."

Bush said U.S. policy was to "work through" the foreign prisoners held at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and repatriate them over time.

Karzai has been one of the Bush administration's closest allies in its war on terrorism, and his visit was aimed at sealing a long-term U.S. commitment. But many Afghans are upset at the treatment of detainees from their country, and Karzaihas said it is time for his government to take control of prisoners and the operations of foreign troops. U.S. forces should not go into an Afghan's home unless they have permission from the Afghan government, he has said.

Although he made no visible headway with Bush in these areas, Karzai sought to smooth over differences.

Karzai said that Afghans don't blame the U.S. for the retracted report in Newsweek magazine about Koran desecration at Guantanamo Bay. The report triggered riots in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Indonesia; at least 14 people died in protests in Afghanistan.

"We are, as Muslims, very much unhappy with Newsweek bringing in a matter so serious in the gossip column," he said. "But Newsweek's story is not America's story. That's what we understand in Afghanistan."

Karzai also said


the United States was not responsible for the abuse of Afghan prisoners, alluding to reports that U.S. troops have mistreated detainees in his country.

"It does not reflect at all on the American people," he said. "On the contrary, it's an individual act."

Karzai's principal goal in the meeting was to win a promise that the administration would continue its support after a 3-year-old international commitment for support of Afghanistan ends in the fall. The Afghan government controls the capital city of Kabul, but much of the country is beset by violence, warlordism and a soaring drug trade.

Karzai said that when the Afghan parliament is elected in September, "Afghanistan will not suddenly stand on its own feet .... in terms of institutions, Afghanistan will continue to need a lot ofsupport."

Bush and Karzai signed and released a joint declaration of the United States-Afghanistan strategic partnership. The partnership's goal, it said, would be to "strengthen U.S.-Afghan ties and help ensure Afghanistan's long-term security, democracy and prosperity."

But some analysts said the document did not include specific commitments that Karzai may have hoped to get. It gave no hint of how long the U.S. would be willing to stay in the country.

"This is a pretty generic document," said Mark Schneider, a former U.S. development official who is senior vice president of the International Crisis Group in Washington, a nonprofit organization that deals with conflict resolution. "It's pretty thin gruel."

On other subjects, Bush said he and Karzai discussed the threat posed by drug growers and traders in Afghanistan.

Although some experts have made


Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, freed after six years' detention, is seeking a comeback to Libyan politics, with observers saying he could find support from loyalists to his father's old regime.

Saif al-Islam, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, is seeking a return to politics in the divided North African country, a report has said.

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi was released in June after being detained for six years by a militia in the town of

Saif al-Islam came to prominence in Libyan politics some 15 years ago when he began talking publicly about the need for economic reforms. He highlighted some of the human rights violations being perpetrated by his father's regime, and was soon tipped as the heir in waiting.

Now he stands Saif al-Islam Gaddafi was released in June after beingdetained for six years by a militia in the town of Zintan following the 2011 uprising that led to the killing of his father.Saif al-Islam came to prominence in Libyan politics some 15 years ago when he began talking publicly about the need for economic reforms. He highlighted some of the human rights violations being perpetrated by his father's regime, and was soon tipped as the heir in waiting.Now he stands accused by the International Criminal Court of orchestrating a campaign of mass murder against Libyan pro-democracy protesters as the Gaddafis fought desperately to hold on to power.

In recent weeks he has reportedly claimed to have led a military campaign against Islamic State militants in the coastal town of Sabratha, he told a longstanding US contact, the Guardian


reported – and claimed he would fight his way to Tripoli.

"Saif al-Islam is inside Libya and is committed to his word, which he gave to all Libyans in 2011, when he said that he will remain in Libya to defend its territory or die a martyr for it," a spokesman for Gaddafi said in a written statement, supplied through the US contact who had extensive dealings with him before the fall of his family's rule.

"The forces who fought in Sabratha against IS, the gangs of illegal immigrants and the oil-smuggling mafias were mainly members of the tribes who support Saif al-Islam, and those who were part of the former Libyan army, also loyal to Saif Gaddafi."

Observers say Gaddafi could still emerge as a political force if elections areheld next year and he is allowed to stand despite his ICC indictment for alleged crimes against humanity.

He was also sentenced to death by a court in Tripoli in 2015, though that trial was conducted in absentia and was widely criticised by human rights groups.

A diplomat involved in election preparations said the ICC indictment would not necessarily stop him from standing, or winning.

"We don't control who stands in the election. That is up to the Libyans," the diplomat said. "You can see he has popularity on the ground, particularly in the south."

If or when a vote does go ahead, Libya observers said Saif Gaddafi could benefit from the frustration of political divisions and a longing for the relative stability of the Gaddafi era.

After a 2015 UN-backed agreement, a


unity Government of National Accord (GNA) with Fayez al-Sarraj as prime minister took office in Tripoli last year.

But it has struggled to impose its authority elsewhere, particularly in the east, where military strongman General Khalifa Haftar controls much of the territory and supports a rival parliament, backed by Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Russia.

In September, the United Nations launched a new plan to bring stability to Libya, which has been in chaos since the 2011 NATO-backed popular revolt against Gaddafi.

Since its publication in August, Anand Giridharadas's Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World has been tearing through the world, changing the way we think about inequality, philanthropy and elites; Giridharadas is an Aspen Institute Fellow who's long traveled in elite circles, but who concluded that the philanthropy of the super-rich isn't just an inadequate substitute for a fairer world — it's actually part of the system that perpetuates the gross unfairness of mass inequality.

I've just started reading Giridharadas's book, and I'm enjoying it immensely. But even if you don't get around to reading it, I strongly recommend watching his one-hour talk and discussion at Google, where he opens by saying that Google's founding principles are exactly the kind of thing he's criticizing in his


In the end of summer 2015, Russia greatly expanded its military involvement on the side of the Assad regime, including providing serious training and logistical support to the Syrian army.[1] On September 17, 2015, the regime’s army started using new types of air and ground weapons supplied by Russia, while satellite photos taken in mid-September showed Russian forces developing two additional military facilities close to Lattakiyya.[2]

Another level of Russia’s military involvement was reached on September 30, 2015, when Russian jets conducted its first raids in Syria. In addition to this, Hundreds of Iranian troops have arrived in Syria on September 21 and will soon join Assad regime forces and their Lebanese Hezbollah allies in a major ground offensive backed by Russian air strikes. The military operation would beaimed at recapturing territories lost by Assad regimes to various opposition forces. Most probably, the coming land operations will be focused in Idlib and Hama countryside.[3]

As a reminder, all these actors have been the key actors in the survival of the Assad regime, Russia has long supplied Assad armed forces with the vast majority of their weaponry. The Russian state has continued to ship substantial volumes of small arms, ammunition, spare parts and refurbished material to pro-regime forces. In January 2014, Russia stepped up supplies of military gear to the Syrian regime, including armoured vehicles, drones and guided bombs.[4]

The campaign of the “war against terrorism”, or saving and consolidating the Assad regime

The propaganda around the campaign of the “war against terrorism” launched by the Russian state is a


way to support the Assad regime politically and militarily and crush all forms of opposition to it. Putin wants the various international imperialist actors in the West to consider Assad as the ruler that can help them in their fight against “terrorism.”

This can be viewed in the targets of the Russian raids. On September 30, 2015, Russian jets conducted its first raids in Syria against the village of Zafarana north of Homs as well as near the town of Lataminah northwest of Hama, neither of which are actually the Islamic State (IS) strongholds. In nearby Hama, one group targeted in the strikes, Tajammu al-Izzah, is considered to be an important member of the Free Syrian army (FSA) in the area. It was one of the few in Syriato have received anti-tank rockets and had regularly used them against Syrian tanks and armoured vehicles across central Syria. On the same day Russia also bombed Talbiseh, al-Mukarama, Reef Homs al-shamali. All of these areas are mainly under FSA control and with also some presence of Jabhat Al Nusra and Ahrar Sham. According to the Syrian Civil Defense Forces, a volunteer emergency responder organization, more than 35 civilian casualties from the Russian airstrike on Homs and Hama have been registered.

On the following days, Russian jets targets included a command post and underground weapons bunker near Raqqa, as well as a weapons store in Maarat al-Numaan. Maarat al-Numaan, in Syria’s northern province of Idlib, is not known as an Islamic State base. Most fighters in the area are from


Jaysh al-Fatah coalition led by Jabhat Al Nusra and Ahrar al-Sham.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights recorded at least 39 civilians had been killed since the start of the Russian air strikes September 30, 2015, while 14 fighters, mostly IS jihadists but also members of Jabhat Al Nusra, Ahrar Sham and FSA brigades, had also been killed. Britain’s defense minister actually declared that only one in 20 Russian air strikes in Syria were aimed at the IS forces. The Russian air strikes have actually hit at least four factions operating under the umbrella of the FSA.[5]

Russian officials have declared that the airstrikes would last around 3 and 4 months.

The objectives of these airstrikes are clear: save and consolidate the political and military power of the Assad regime. Russiandodgers did not change anything.

Assad actually acknowledged in last July that the army’s regime has a shortage of manpower and had to abandon some areas in order to better defend what is called la Syrie utile – Damascus through to Homs and the coastal area around Lattakiyya.

The weakness of the regime’s army has led to the creation of a 125,000-strong locally based National Defence Force, which has been trained and paid by the IRI, who also favour the use of Shia militia fighters from Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan as well as Hezbollah. For the supporter of the Assad regime, claiming that Assad defends the State and its institutions it’s rather embarrassing… without forgetting that vast majority of destructions of State institutions, including schools, hospitals, et.. are the result


of the shelling of regime forces.

On a political level, growing and increasing frustrations have been expressed in the so called “loyalist” region against the Assad regime, especially in the past few months.

In the beginning of September, demonstrations occurred in the two Shi’a villages of Fuaa and Kafriyeh in the province of Idlib, to show their anger at the inaction of the Syrian regime that failed to help them repel the attacks and bombings of Jabhat Al Nusra and Ahrar Sham. According to several media, the protesters reportedly went in Homs and Damascus where they would have blocked the road to Damascus airport for several hours on Monday August 31.

In August, more than one thousand people carried out a sit-in at the roundabout of al- Ziraa in the cityof Lattakiyya protesting on the murdering of the colonel Hassan al- Sheikh who was killed by Sulaiman al- Assad – the son of Bashar al- Assad’s cousin Hilal Al-Assad who was the leader of National Defence Force and was killed in March 23, 2014. These people aren’t supporting the revolution, for now, but they are worth reaching out to because they are tired of the war, tired of the harsh socio economic situation, and sick of the corrupt Assad family running the places it still controls and acting as if Syria was their own property while stealing its wealth. Other demonstrations have occurred in Tartus by family members of soldiers to denounce the way the regime treat their soldiers and demand their return.

In the region of the city


of Sweida, majority inhabited by the Druze community where various protests were witnessed to protest against some regime’s policies and low services. Very lately, demonstrations and protests broke out following the assassination of Sheikh Wahid Bal’ous, who is a Druze Sheikh and is known for his opposition to the Syrian regime and to the Islamic fundamentalist forces, in an the explosion in Dahret al- Jabal area killing also more 20 persons. Demonstrators protested in front of several regime buildings and smashed a statue of the former Syrian regime dictator Hafez al-Assad in Sweida.[6] Sheikh Wahid Bal’ous was a very popular figure among the Druze population and was leading the movement “Sheikhs of dignity”, a group that is committed to protect the Druze in the province and that wasso that we can combat the terrorists”.

This is actually the sad truth as we can see.

The US president clearly stated in his speech on September 28 at the UN General Assembly his willingness to work with Russia and Iran to find a solution in Syria while emphasising the implausibility of maintaining “a pre-war status quo”.[7] On the first Russian airstrikes, U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby stated that a Russian official informed the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad about the airstrikes and requested that American military aircraft avoid Syrian airspace during Russian operations. Senior Israeli officials also announced that Russia informed Israel about an hour before it conducted airstrikes in Syria. Russian government officials made contact with Israeli National Security Adviser, Yossi Cohen, as well as other senior officials


forgetting that the root of the problems in Syria is the Assad regime and that this latter is responsible for more of the 90% of refugees leaving the country.[9]

On October 2, 2015, 70 rebel factions and the Syrian National Coalition, in an emergency meeting after the beginning of Russian airstrikes, decided to end cooperation with UN envoy Staffan de Mistura’s initiative for “work groups” to study a resolution of the conflict. These groups have completely refused any place for Assad in a transitional period and also rejected the last calls made by the regime officials for negotiation talks under the umbrella of the United Nations. They also condemned Russian airstrikes and accused Russia in participating in the war against the Syrian people.

The objectives of the USA and Westernpowers since the beginning of the uprising in Syria have never been to assist and help the Syrian revolutionaries or to overthrow the Assad regime. The USA has tried on the opposite to reach an agreement between the Assad regime (or section of it) and the opposition linked to Western and Gulf regimes, which are unrepresentative of the popular movement and completely corrupted.

As a reminder, according to the Geneva guidelines of June 30 2012, agreed to unanimously by the Permanent five 5 members of the UN Security Council, it would be permissible for Assad to serve on the transitional governing body. Indeed, he could preside over it. All that was required was the consent of the opposition delegation. Similarly, delegates representing the Syrian Arab Republic—the regime and the


fighters linked to al Qaeda, the U.S. said no”.

The plan of Barack Obama’s, which was approved by the U.S. Congress of $500 million to arm and equip 5,000-10,000 Syrian rebels, but was never implemented, was not aimed at overthrowing the Assad regime, as we can read in the text of the resolution:

“The Secretary of Defence is authorized, in coordination with the Secretary of State, to provide assistance, including training, equipment, supplies, and sustainment, to appropriately vetted elements of the Syrian opposition and other appropriately vetted Syrian groups and individuals for the following purposes:

Defending the Syrian people from attacks by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and securing territory controlled by the Syrian opposition. Protecting the United States, its friends and allies, and the Syrian people fromwhile Turkey have supported directly or in a passive way various Islamic fundamentlist groups, such as Jaysh al Fatah coalition led by Jabhat al Nusra and Ahrar Sham and the IS by providing a complete freedom of actions on both sides of borders for a very long period, in northern Syria against democratic FSA forces and especially to oppose any autonomy of Kurdish regions in Syria under the umbrella of the PKK. Private networks of the Gulf Monarchies on their sides have been acting and funding with the approval of their ruling classes various Islamic fundamentalist forces in the perspective of transforming the popular revolution in a sectarian war.

Conclusion

Many protests and demonstrations have occurred in liberated areas of Syria these past few days to condemn the Russian airstrikes


in Syria, targeting mostly as we said civilians and various military groups, but not mainly the IS. Various groups on the grounds have opposed Russian airstrikes.[13] The Local Coordination Committees of Syria condemned Russian airstrikes that are “to assure the survival of the Assad regime” and called “upon all revolutionary forces and factions to unite by any means and respond to the Russian aggression”.[14] The FSA Southern Front also condemned Russian airstrikes and characterised Russian and Iran presence in the country as an occupation. These two last groups called for a democratic Syria as well.

FSA forces have also claimed to have shoot down one Russian jet in Lattakiyya province on October 3, 2015, with FSA forces arresting the pilot after he ejected from the plane. To be confirmed.

Russia’ssame objectives since the beginning of the revolutionary process in 2011: to reach an agreement between the Assad regime and an opportunistic faction – linked to the Western States, Turkey and the Gulf monarchies – of the opposition coming together in the Syrian Coalition.

The issue is not refusing any kind of solution to an end of the war, yes the Syrian people have suffered too much and most of them want a form of transitional period towards a democratic Syria, but any kind of “realist solution”, as officials and analysts like to speak, on a mid and long term can not include Assad and other criminals with blood on their hands of the regime, otherwise we will see a continuation of the military conflict in Syria. Assad and


have only caused more deaths in Syria, in addition of crushing a popular uprising. In the same time, even though less important, we also oppose the interventions of Gulf monarchies and Turkey in the past, which were for their own self interests and to change the nature of the revolution into a sectarian war and they supported Islamic fundamentalist groups that attacked, and continue to do so in many regions, revolutionaries, civilians and soldiers from the FSA.

We must also support the delivery of arms and weapons with no political conditions attached from the West to democratic sections of the FSA and of the Kurdish forces to fight and struggle against the Assad regime and Islamic fundamentalist forces.

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added details include the innermost facts and figures about the Views gallery subjects, from the weight of the Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai (the building's concrete is equivalent in weight to 100,000 elephants), which is the tallest building in the world at 160 stories, to a guided walking tour in the Canadian Arctic, where viewers can hear the sounds of the crunching snow, far from their homes.

"From the Street View Special Collections page where you can browse imagery that transports you from the top of Mount Fuji to the top of the Eiffel Tower, simply click on the 'Go Behind the Views' icon to access this additional content," wrote Yick. "The photography, video, audio tours and more provide a deeper understanding and appreciation for some of the mosttour of the world of the popular book and movie character. The images cover a portion of the inner sanctum of the Warner Bros. Studio Tour, where the sets and scenery from the beloved Harry Potter films are on display for visitors in real life, from the inside of The Great Hall to the oft-seen cobblestones of Diagon Alley, where Harry and his friends began their adventures. Now, instead of jetting off to London, Harry Potter fans can explore part of that Studio Tour—the infamous Diagon Alley marketplace—using the 360-degree views and full-color imagery provided by Street View for their virtual tour.


Hundreds of year 11 students from across South Wales attended an event at the Millennium Stadium earlier this week, to help prepare them for higher education.

The Uni Inspirations Day was a project run by the Higher Education Roadshow (Cardiff University and Cardiff Metropolitan University) in conjunction with First Campus (The South East Wales Reaching Wider network).

The event was designed to help pupils make informed choices about university by giving them advice and guidance on higher education courses.

Around 430 pupils were given the opportunity to ask current students from both universities about courses that they are interested in and to also gain relevant information and advice during the event's subject fair.

The pupils also had the opportunity to participate in small workshops, to give them a taste of what studyingthe subjects they are interested in would really be like.

Students were given advice and information on a range of degree courses including art and design, sport, midwifery, law, business, events management and many more.

Schools in attendance included Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni, Fitzalan High School, Cardiff, Cantonian High School, Blackwood Comprehensive, Hawthorn High School and Oakdale Comprehensive.

Ben Hughes Schools Liaisons Manager from Cardiff Metropolitan University said: "With the cost of education rising, it is important that young people are given as much information as early as possible before making a choice that could potentially have a massive impact on their futures.

"We received a great response from the pupils in attendance and we would love to see them enrolling onto a Higher Education course in the future."

Cardiff University's Head of


Our goal continues to be the defeat of imperialism to construct a world of peace and solidarity, said Nicolas Papademetriou, president of the World Federation of Democratic Youth (WFDY), reading the final declaration approved by the organization’s XIX General Assembly, which concluded yesterday, November 12, in Havana.

Papademetriou reiterated that the group will continue to struggle alongside youth and the oppressed to oppose wars and occupations, noting after the approval of the declaration that the new WFDY leadership will continue with its work in accordance with the positions and principles which have always characterized the organization.

He described the discussions which took pace during the event as profound and valuable, reiterating the need for unity among progressive youth in the international struggle for peace and a world in which peoplesare the true masters of their own lives.

Papademetriou reaffirmed the WFDY’s support for free, universal education and the rights of workers.

The Cyprus Union of Young Communists was ratified as president of the WFDY and Cuba’s Young Communist League (UJC) as secretary general of the organization.

José Ramón Balaguer Cabrera, member of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and head of its International Relations Department; Crespo Yuniasky Baquero, first secretary of the UJC National Committee; Julio César García Rodríguez, an official of the Party Central Committee, and Soraya Álvarez, an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and director general of the Cuban Association of the United Nations, all presided over the closing ceremony.


and classes with visiting directors, choreographers, actors and designers. Many of our students spend the summers working alongside professional theater artists at a variety of theater companies.

Student and Faculty Excellence

Brandeis theater faculty are recipients of awards, including the National Endowment of the humanities Fellowship; the Elliot Norton Award for outstanding Sound Design; the “Best of Boston Theater 2007” award for “macbeth”; and the Theodore and Jane Norman Fund for Faculty research and creative arts projects.

As one committed to exploring the connections between theater and social justice, a theater alumna spent her summer in India working on the creation and performance of a theater piece in partnership with poor communities in mumbai. At the Berkshire Theatre Festival in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, a theater graduate trained in an ensemble, learned theintricacies of production and performed in one of the festival’s three staged plays. Another graduate was selected to direct the Emerson Theater Collaborative’s summer production, “Picasso at the Lapin Agile,” in an internship that combines hands-on directing responsibilities with supervision and instruction from experienced artists in the environment of a professional theater company.

We encourage our students to take advantage of the study abroad program. England is an international leader in the drama education movement, so programs like the London theater study abroad program and the Globe Theater program in design and stage management are most popular. Students also have studied theater in South Africa, Russia, Ireland, Israel and Ethiopia.

Careers and Alumni

Anneke Reich ’13 co-founded Artists’ Theater of Boston, a company dedicated to artistic collaboration in the production of


York Regional Police are seeking the public's help to identify a suspect caught on video before a "brazen" midday sexual assault.

An 18-year-old woman had just gotten off a bus in the Keele Street and Rutherford Road area around 1 p.m. Thursday and had walked to her home nearby when she was attacked, according to police.

"As she was unlocking the front door, she looked over her shoulder and saw a man outside on the street, on the sidewalk actually, (who) ran towards her, pinned her up against her front door (and) sexually assaulted her," Const. Andy Pattenden told CBC on Friday.

"She was able to fight him off and managed to go get help."

No weapons were used, he said, and the suspect fled on foot.

"This is a very brazen attack,"profiles in courage part, lets first take a quick look at profiles in corruption and arrogance. Some background is provided in this summary of a Congressional Hearing on the water crisis. Michael Moore has a hard hitting article, excerpts:

The basics are now known: the Republican governor, Rick Snyder, nullified the free elections in Flint, deposed the mayor and city council, then appointed his own man to run the city. To save money, they decided to unhook the people of Flint from their fresh water drinking source, Lake Huron, and instead, make the public drink from the toxic Flint River.

When the governor’s office discovered just how toxic the water was, they decided to keep quiet about it and covered up the extent of the damage being done to Flint’s


Nadia Ronah

Cecily's mother is the daughter of Meitza Ronah, the leader of the Crossbone Vanguard. Ten years ago Nadia eloped with Theo Fairchild and fled the Ronah family, eventually taking up residence at the Frontier IV space colony. Three years ago, Nadia once again disappeared in order to escape detection by the Ronah family, this time leaving her daughter in the care of her stepfather Theo.EARLY LIFE:

Tyarra Cacique Williams was born on June 18, 1996. The eldest of two children, she grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina. Her parents divorced when she was young, and she and her brother – who she was very protective of – went to live with their mother, Danielle.

In high school, Tyarra was said to be witty and kind. She had a thriving social life, both in real life and online, and as such her mother closely monitored her Facebook activity.

During her junior year, she joined an early childhood development program, as she wanted to work with children when she was older. She especially wanted to work with young children and those with disabilities, as she felt she could give them the love they deserve.

In her senior year,


Tyarra felt the need to be more independent and moved in with her grandmother, who lived at the Stoneybrook Apartment Complex on Webster Road, near Randleman Road. While she claimed her grandmother shouldn’t be living alone, everyone knew she really preferred her grandmother’s cooking over Danielle’s.

In 2014, she graduated from Dudley High School and took a year off from school. In December 2015, she decided she wanted to go to college and enrolled at Guildford Technical Community College for early childhood development. She way 19 years old at the time.

LEAD UP TO DISAPPEARANCE:

January 7, 2016 was an early one for Tyarra. At 8:00am that morning, she went to Guildford Technical Community College to finish her enrolment papers and have her student ID made.

At 6:00pm, she stopped by hermother’s place, where she filled her in on her day and took down the Christmas tree. The two were joined by Tyarra’s boyfriend, Aaron, and her little brother. According to her mother, Tyarra was in high spirits, and she offered to take her daughter shopping the next day for textbooks and school supplies.

At 8:00pm, Tyarra, her brother and her boyfriend left Danielle’s and went to her grandmother’s apartment. They ate dinner and spent the evening watching television until 8:30pm, when Tyarra announced she’d be going out to meet a friend, Travis. While Aaron didn’t recognize the name, he didn’t question their meeting, and he, Tyarra and her brother left the apartment. Aaron and her brother went to play video games back at his place, while Tyarra went to


There were also no problems at home at the time.

On January 9, 2016, the family canvassed the Stoneybrook Apartment Complex. However, no one reported having seen Tyarra.

The case was assigned to the Crimes Against Persons Squad on January 11, 2016. Detectives spoke to Danielle, who informed them of her theory about Travis. His real name wasn’t released to the public, given the ongoing investigation.

Investigators were suspicious as to why Tyarra was talking to him while in a new relationship, so they brought him in for questioning. While he initially stated he’d had had no contact with her, his story changed when presented with the evidence that had been collected. It appears he was the one to reach out to her.

On the night Tyarra was last seen, he saidput up flyers. Multiple residents were spoken to, but no new evidence or sightings were uncovered.

Given the lack of evidence, police began to dig more into Tyarra’s life, where they discovered she had another ex-boyfriend, Tre. While she was still in love with him, Tre and her wanted different things and the pair split. He was cooperative when spoken to by investigators, and Danielle believes he had nothing to do with the case, as he was just as distraught as her family.

About a week after the search began, authorities turned to the media, sending out a press release. Billboards were put up on local roadways and posts were spread on social media. Crime Stoppers also released a flyer.

To help bring in tips, Danielle created a Facebook page, Help


Find Tyarra Cacique Williams, and the family set up a hotline, manned by her uncle Darryl, a former bail bondsman.

10 days after its setup, a call came into the hotline from a sanitation worker in High Point, North Carolina, who claimed to have seen a disoriented girl who resembled Tyarra walking down the street in a dark jacket. Another witness reported having seen the same girl on Textile Drive in Greensboro.

Police received two anonymous tips hinting that Tyarra was dead and her body dumped in a tractor trailer lot located across the street from the Stoneybrook Apartment Complex. However, a search came up empty.

On February 8, 2016, authorities intensified their search efforts around the apartment complex, looking through wood lines, creeks, culverts and sewer drains. Despite using trackingclaimed to have seen Tyarra several times a week as part of a group of girls who visited the restaurant, but she never spoke or made eye contact.

Darryl travelled to Jesup to investigate, but around that time the group of girls stopped their visits to the Waffle House. The server suggested they might be staying at a nearby motel, so Darryl visited local ones until he came upon a manager who said a girl matching Tyarra’s description was staying nearby with a suspected pimp. Local authorities were contacted, but the girl turned out not to be Tyarra.

The National Center For Missing and Exploited Children added Tyarra’s case to their website and tips continued to come in from across the United States. Darryl followed up on as many leads


as he could and offered up a $10,000 reward for any information leading to the return of his niece.

Spring allowed for a renewed search for evidence in May 2016, but nothing new was uncovered. Anxious for leads, the family urged detectives to look into Aaron, who when questioned was found to have no involvement in the case. When pressed, he admitted to having become depressed after the disappearance and said he regretted not asking more questions about Travis.

The last purported sighting of Tyarra came on June 13, 2016, when a relative thought she saw a girl resembling Tyarra at the DMV in Greensboro. When the relative called out her name, the girl said she wasn’t Tyarra, but asked the relative to pray for her. Police pulled surveillance footage,begun to slow down. However, despite the lack of information, investigators say they’re still looking for new evidence and believe someone within the vicinity of the Stoneybrook Apartment Complex knows something.

CASE CONTACT INFORMATION:

Tyarra Cacique Williams went missing in Greensboro, North Carolina, from the Stoneybrook Apartment Complex on Webster Road, on January 7, 2016. She was 19 years old and was last seen wearing a pink shirt, a black North Face jacket, blue jeans, white Jordan sneakers with blue and green trim, and a blue knit cap. At the time of her disappearance, she was 5’5″ and 120 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes, with a nose piercing and a nickel-sized burn scar on her wrist.

Currently, her case is classified as endangered missing. If alive, she would


make anyone's hair stand on end. Star Who Battled the Beast: Eric Balfour is best known for his roles on SIX FEET UNDER and HAVEN.Well, that and a kill switch that's password protected with the word 'pumpkin.'Star Who Battled the Beast: Eric Roberts, now known for DARK KNIGHT, took a break from his runaway career to kick some creature butt; instead, Sharktopus used its tentacle to stab the jugular of Robert's character, sending him into that dark night.Monster Strengths: Mansquito has legs, wings, and a trunk-like appendage to suck blood from humans, and he's practically inescapable using his superhuman strength.Star Who Battled the Beast: Corin Nemec, who sci-fi fans recognize from his appearances on SUPERNATURAL and STARGATE SG-1, takes on Mansquito and helps save the day -- without2. She was the first woman president of the INC and the first woman Governor of India. Who?

2. Sarojini Naidu

3. He was the first Indian to be the member of the British Parliament and President of INC thrice. Who?

3. Dadabhai Naoroji

4. Her real name was Agnes Gonha Bojaxhiu. She won a Nobel Prize in 1979 and died in 1997 and before her death said ‘Love others as I have loved you’.Who?

4. Mother Teresa

5. The foremost Maratha patriot, his real name was Ramachandra Pandurang. He got his nickname from the fact that he was in charge of the firing of cannons. Who?

5. Tantya Tope

6. This place gets its name because it was here that Lakshmana cut of the nose of Shurpanakha. Which place?

6. Nasik

7. When Ravana set fire to


the two main components of the dowry given by Catherine Braganza to Charles I was the Moroccan city of Tangiers. What was the other?

45. Bombay

46. Abandoned in front of a cathedral, he was brought up by a priest. His name in Latin means ‘half formed’. He became the church bell ringer by the age of 14 and lost his hearing as a result. He was dubbed the’Pope of Fools’. Who?

46. Quasimodo, the Hunchback of Notre Dame

47. Which animal gets its name, from Tamil, because it supposedly has the strength to kill an elephant?

47. Anaconda

48. What does the NE in the Premier 118 NE stand for?

48. Nissan Engine

49. Under what category does the Guinness Book of Records enter itself?

52. Who represents the constituency of Gurdaspur in the current Loknot reach it. This inspired a person named Bosanquet to invent something. What?

80. The Googly in cricket

81. He was recently in India to inaugurate the India Internet World exhibition in Delhi. Originally from Bangalore, he was the co-founder of the popular Hotmail free e-mail service which he sold to Microsoft for $400 million last year. Who?

81. Sabeer Bahtia

82. It’s official name is ‘The Albert Victor Conservatory’ and is spread over an area of 2180 sq.m. What are we talking about?

82. The Glass House at lalbagh, Bangalore

83. This person originally had the surname ‘Little’. Influenced by Elijah Mohd., he joined the Nation of Islam. After a pilgrimage to Mecca, he returned under the name G Haj Malik el Shahbazz, a Sunni Muslim. Who?

83. Malcolm X

84. In a fit of


madness this person killed his wife Megara and their children. In order to atone for his sins he did something. Who and what?

84. Hercules and he performed the 12 tasks

85. He was named so because he was born in the same year as that his father first tasted success, in the movie ‘Choti Behan’. He cleaned carpets, worked on an oil rig and on a horse farm. He is now settled as a farmer in New Zealand. Who?

85. Lucky Ali

86. Its predecessor was codenamed ‘Chicago’. Its codename was ‘Memphis’. It was released about two months ago after a delay of nearly a year. What are we talking about?

86. Windows 98

87. A 2 word answer: The first word is the common name for a South American shrub whose driedunit of distance. What was the unit?

103. The distance that Hercules could walk holding his breath.

104. In Asterix comic Unhygienix buys a plot of land from Obelix. How do we supposedly know this land today?

104. As Stonehenge.

105. Which day to day medical term is derived from the Latin for Cow?

105. Vaccination.

106. Based on Hamlet, it was the first English movie to be dubbed into Zulu and was also the first English movie not to feature a single human. Which movie?

106. The Lion King

107. It was believed that the devil was present at all important occasions during the medieval period. What practice arose from this?

107. The practice of clinking glasses to toast. They believed that the sound made was similar to church bells which scared the Devil away.

108. When


“Post Early”. What are we talking about?

121. Christmas Cards

122. His first voyage, in 1607, was intended to find a quick way to China by way of the North Pole, but resulted instead in the establishment of the Spitzbergen whale fisheries. In 1608, in the service of the Dutch East India Company, he sailed 150 miles past the site of New York, but returned back. In 1610, he explored the site that is now known by his name and was frozen in it. Who?

122. Henry Hudson, of Hudson Bay

123. A man by name Friedrich Froebel, walking with two of his disciples over the Steiger Pass on the way to the village of Blankenburg, scratched his head for the right name to give the institution, and then suddenly shouted out“Eureka ! I have it ! It shall be called _______________!”. Fill in the blank.

123. Kindergarten. Froebel, the German educational reformer was the inventor of the Kindergarden system of education.

124. Back in 1890, Johnson & Johnson put together the first of its kind in response to a plea from railroad workers who needed treatment on the scene as they toiled to lay tracks across America. What?

124. First Aid kits

125. To the Hopi Indians, who feared it and filled it with frightening myths, it was the trail made by the God Ta-Vwoats when he took a mourning chief to find his wife in the other world; the river associated with it, according to them was an addition to hold back the unworthy. What?

125. The Grand Canyon and the River


Colorado.

126. An author, as a sign of gratitude to the nurse who had cared for his firstborn child, gave a script and asked her to sell it when she was in need of money. Years later, when the nurse was really in want of money, she sold it and lived in comfort for the rest of her life. The manuscript was the first part of a famous work of this author Name the book and author?

126. Rudyard Kipling and the Jungle Book

127. Though Magellan is regarded as the first person to circumnavigate the world, technically he was not, and it was a person by name Juan Sebastian del Cano, who is technically the first circumnavigator. Why?

127. Magellan, while on the expedition, was killed in a squabble with thenatives in the Philippines, and it was Cano who assumed command of the expedition and sailed the expedition through the rest of its journey

128. In the United States, currently a small stock of this exists at only one location – at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia. Some additional stocks are available in Great Britain, Russia and China. Stocks of what?

128. The Small pox virus

129. Masaru Ibuka, after graduating in engineering, failed the entry examination for lifetime employment at Toshiba, and decided to start his own small business. He was fortunate to find a partner who had a flair for finance and salesmanship. Who was this partner?

129. Akio Morita. They together started the company that later became Sony.

130. US banned her entry calling her


Reebok

135. Which metal was responsible for the fatal brain disease that affected people eating fish caught from the Minamata Bay off the Japanese island of Kyushu?

135. Mercury

136. What is the claim to fame of a body called the Dasohli Gram Swarajya Mandali?

136. Pioneered the Chipko movement

137. A certain kind of bird called Storm Petrels are named after St. Peter. Why?

137. Because they can walk on water

138. The largest flower in the world is named after the person who forced Lord Minto to occupy Java and was at one time the keeper of the London Zoo. We know him best for a city that he founded. Name him and the flower?

138. Sir Stamford Thomas Raffles and the Rafflesia arnoldi

139. In which book would you find the lines ‘All animalsare equal but some animals are more equal’.

139. George Orwell’s ‘Animal farm’

140. The Indian television series ‘Living on the edge’ was the first in Asia to win the prestigious Panda Award. By what popular name is this award known?

140. The Green Oscar

141. Which animal is mentioned as the teacher of Yudhishthira in the Mahabharatha?

141. The Mongoose

142. Which comic character cannot stand trees being cut down?

142. Dogmatix of Asterix

143. Which Banking and Finance corporate major recently tied up with the WWF to issue special WWF branded credit cards wherein the company would donate a certain amount of money on the customer’s behalf to WWF everytime he used the card?

143. Citibank

144. A few years ago a certain insect called the Mexican Beetle was imported into Bangalore in large numbers. Why?

146.


Bertie Ahern announces he will resign on 6 May after 11 years of rule.

A strong cold front sweeps across south-eastern Australia, bringing destructive winds to South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania. In Melbourne, a woman died when part of a wall collapsed in the suburb of Mentone.

The European Union announces an investigation into the bailout of the Northern Rock bank in the United Kingdom.

The President of the United States George W. Bush supports the bids by Georgia and Ukraine to become members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.

Cuban citizens now have access to what were formerly “tourist-only” hotels and cellphones.

Greek and Turkish Cypriots open a crossing at Ledra Street, a main shopping street in Cyprus’ divided capital Nicosia that has come to symbolize the island’s ethnic partition.

The Iraqi militarysays a suicide bomber has attacked a checkpoint near Mosul, killing 7 people and wounding 12.

At its summit in Bucharest, NATO invites Albania and Croatia to join the alliance.

CURRENT EVEENTS of April 4, 2008 (2008-04-04) (Friday)

Former commander of the rebel Kosovo Liberation Army during the 1998–99 war Ramush Haradinaj is acquitted of war crimes charges by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

United States airline Skybus announces that it will be shutting down Saturday and cancels all flights.

The United States Department of State renews the contract of Blackwater Worldwide to provide security in Iraq despite a number of ongoing investigations.

A suicide bomb attack kills three policemen and a civilian in southern Afghanistan.

The luxury yacht Le Ponant is seized by pirates off the Somalian coast.

Current events of April


5, 2008 (2008-04-05) (Saturday)

A bus carrying high school band students tips over on Interstate 94 northwest of Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, killing one person and leaving three others in critical condition.

183 women and children are taken into protective custody from the YFZ Ranch compound linked to polygamist Warren Jeffs.

Comply or Die ridden by Timmy Murphy, wins the 2008 Grand National at Aintree by four lengths.

The 4th series of Sci Fi phenomenon Doctor Who started drawing 9.5 million viewers on BBC1 at 6:20 PM.

Current events of April 6, 2008 (2008-04-06) (Sunday)

Mark Penn resigns as chief strategist for the Hillary Clinton 2008 presidential campaign. This comes in the wake of revelations that he performed lobbying work for the Colombian government, regarding a free trade pact that Senator Clinton opposes.

One mangrabs the Olympic torch before police wrestle him to the ground as thousands of anti-China protesters disrupt the Olympic torch relay through London.

Gunmen kidnap 42 university students near the Iraqi city of Mosul. They are later released unharmed.

Twenty people are killed and 50 injured in overnight clashes in Sadr City in Baghdad.

A rocket attack on the Green Zone in Baghdad results in the death of two United States Army soldiers and 17 injuries.

President of the United States George W. Bush and President of Russia Vladimir Putin hold their final talks in their current positions.

At least ten people including Government minister Jeyaraj Fernandopulle are killed in an explosion near Colombo, Sri Lanka.

The National Assembly of Haiti removes the Prime Minister of Haiti Jacques-Edouard Alexis following a week of food


riots in which six deaths had occurred.

The President of the People’s Republic of China Hu Jintao meets with the Vice-President-elect of Republic of China (Taiwan) Vincent Siew in the highest level talks between the two sides since 1949.

The Herald, a government-run newspaper, reports that Robert Mugabe, the President of Zimbabwe, will not attend the regional crisis meeting in Lusaka, Zambia, to discuss the crisis over the 2008 presidential election.

International reaction to the 2008 Kosovo declaration of independence:

Russia threatens to block Ban Ki Moon from serving a second term as United Nations Secretary-General because of his stance on Kosovo’s recent independence. The Kremlin is pressing Ban to ignore, or at least prolong, a proposed 120-day transition period to Kosovo independence from Serbia that expires on 16 June. Renewal ofthe World Bank, calls for immediate action to tackle rising food prices which have caused rioting in several countries.

Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo Hajredin Kuçi announces that the newly independent country plans to open 20 embassies abroad.

The Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Rudd announces that current Governor of Queensland Quentin Bryce will become Australia’s next Governor-General. Ms Bryce will be the first woman appointed to the role.

Thousands of pro-China demonstrators gathered in front of the Canadian Parliament Building in Ottawa to show their support for the Chinese government and 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Delta Air Lines reaches an agreement with Northwest Airlines to take over Northwest and create the world’s biggest airline.

The United States begins occupying its new US$736 million embassy in Iraq, one of the largest embassies in the


world. Presently under construction, it is approximately as large as the Vatican City and will permanently employ thousands of Americans, including a Marine detachment.

Silvio Berlusconi is re-elected for the third time as the Prime Minister of Italy. (AP via The International Herald Tribune)

Nabucco Pipeline: Turkmenistan agrees to supply 10 billion cubic metres of natural gas to the European Union per annum, to reduce the bloc’s dependence on gas from Russia.

Passenger trains resume between Dhaka in Bangladesh and the Indian city of Calcutta, after 43 years.

A plane from Hewa Bora Airways crashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo, killing at least 44.

War in Iraq: Two separate bombings in Baquba and Ramadi kills at least 60. (CNN)

Six students and a teacher from Manukau City’s Elim Christian College die in acanyoning trip on the Mangatepopo Stream in the North Island’s Tongariro National Park in New Zealand.

Current events of April 16, 2008 (2008-04-16) (Wednesday)

A Zimbabwean judge clears two British journalists of reporting on the 2008 presidential election without accreditation.

Around 44 people, mostly children, die after a bus plunges into the Narmada River in the western Indian state of Gujarat.

The United States Supreme Court upholds the constitutionality of lethal injection as a form of capital punishment over Eighth Amendment “cruel and unusual punishment” challenges.

Current events of April 17, 2008 (2008-04-17) (Thursday)

South Korean special prosecutors investigating Samsung Group indict the Chairman Lee Kun-hee for tax evasion and breach of trust.

In Malta held the casual election to elect 12 other parliament members, 6 for the Malta Labour Party (MLP) and 6 for


the Partit Nazzjonalista (PN), before opening the new parliament of Malta on 11 May, 2008.

Current events of April 18, 2008 (2008-04-18) (Friday)

CNN news anchor Richard Quest is arrested for possession of methamphetamine in New York’s Central Park.

Texas judge rules that 418 children taken from the YFZ Ranch should remain in state custody for 60 days

South Korea agrees to open its market to beef from the United States ahead of trade talks.

A magnitude 5.2 earthquake occurs at 04:37 Central Standard Time with its epicenter six miles (10 km) from West Salem, Illinois. Effects are felt as far off as Evansville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Detroit and Cleveland. While shaking was reported in Chicago, St. Louis and Cincinnati, there are few reports of damage.

Current events of April 19, 2008 (2008-04-19) (Saturday)

Muqtadaal-Sadr threatens a new rebellion if a United States-Iraqi crackdown against his followers continues.

Soyuz TMA-11 lands safely outside Arkalyk, 475 kilometers (295 mi) short of the planned landing site in Kazakhstan, due to a computer glitch.

2008 Summer Olympics torch relay: Chinese nationalists boycott the French-owned retail chain Carrefour in cities including Kunming, Hefei and Wuhan, accusing the French people of racism. Protesters block customers with large flags and throw water bottles. In Hefei, a Carrefour store was vandalized and looted by protesters.

A South African court blocks unloading of the An Yue Jiang, a Chinese cargo ship carrying 77 tonnes of small arms bound for Zimbabwe, purportedly from the Chinese Ministry of Defense. According to reports, the ship has since left for Mozambique.

Current events of April 20, 2008 (2008-04-20)


(Sunday)

Former bishop Fernando Lugo is elected as the President of Paraguay. (AFP via Google News)

Radio Television of Kosovo wants to participate as soon as possible in the Eurovision Song Contest and therefore aims to join the European Broadcasting Union. Some EBU members such as Serbia, Russia and Greece may object, as they don’t recognise the new Republic of Kosovo.

Danica Patrick becomes the first woman to win a race in any top-flight American motor racing series with her victory in IndyCar’s 2008 Indy Japan 300.

The New York Times publishes an exposé on the Pentagon message machine. (The New York Times)

Rioting breaks out in Montreal after the Montreal Canadiens of the NHL win their first round playoff series against the Boston Bruins. Several police cars are torched, but there areno reports of any serious injuries.

A missile hits the headquarters of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council political party in Baghdad. No one is reported injured.

A boat carrying Haitian immigrants capsizes off the coast of the Bahamas. At least 20 deaths are reported by the United States Coast Guard.

Current events of April 22, 2008 (2008-04-22) (Tuesday)

Costa Rica rejects an application for political asylum by former Colombian Senator Mario Uribe following orders for Uribe’s arrest on charges of ties with paramilitary groups. Uribe is then arrested.

A U.S. federal grand jury in Las Vegas, Nevada, indicts a man on charges of possessing the toxin ricin and on weapons charges.

Ben-ami Kaddish, a former U.S. Army mechanical engineer, is arrested on charges of disclosing national defense information to Israel.

The United States Secretary of


State Condoleezza Rice says that former President of the United States Jimmy Carter was advised not to hold talks with Hamas.

Zimbabwe churches claim that people are being tortured, abducted and some murdered in a campaign of political retribution against the opposition Movement for Democratic Change.

Current events of April 23, 2008 (2008-04-23) (Wednesday)

Sri Lankan Civil War: In fighting in the North of Sri Lanka, the military claims victory with 43 soldiers killed and 33 missing while killing over 100 Tamil Tigers. The rebels also claim victory, saying that they killed 100 soldiers and wounded 500 while only losing 16 of their own.

Former President of the United States Jimmy Carter reiterates that no person from the United States Department of State ever asked him not to meet with representatives fromHamas or Syria.

Current events of April 24, 2008 (2008-04-24) (Thursday)

Operation Orchard: The United States claims North Korea helped Syria build a nuclear reactor at a site destroyed by Israeli forces in September 2007.

Final results in the Nepal Constituent Assembly election show that the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) won double the number of seats of the next largest party.

Current events of April 25, 2008 (2008-04-25) (Friday)

Some forty people are injured when the floor of a Mennonite church collapses during a Christian rock concert in Abbotsford, British Columbia.

Two people are killed and more than a dozen injured after a semitrailer crashes into a Chicago Transit Authority station during rush hour.

Sri Lankan Civil War: At least 24 people are killed by a blast on a bus near Colombo. (BBC News)

Actor


Wesley Snipes is sentenced to three years in prison for tax violations. (The New York Times)

A United States military-contracted vessel fires warning shots in front of two boats in the Persian Gulf, causing the boats to leave.

Students and their families in various locations across the United States participate in the nationally-recognized 13th annual Day of Silence.

Current events of April 26, 2008 (2008-04-26) (Saturday)

The death toll from a fire in a mattress factory in the Hay Hassani district of Casablanca rises to 55.

The 26 members of the Spanish FV Playa de Bakio are released by Somali pirates.

The sole provider of public transport in Toronto, Canada, the Toronto Transit Commission, is shut down by a strike.

Robert Zoellick, the president of the World Bank, calls for immediate action to tackle risingfood prices which have caused rioting in several countries. (Associated Press)

Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo Hajredin Kuçi announces that the newly independent country plans to open 20 embassies abroad. (PressTV)

The Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Rudd announces that current Governor of Queensland Quentin Bryce will become Australia’s next Governor-General. Ms Bryce will be the first woman appointed to the role. (News.com.au)

Thousands of pro-China demonstrators gathered in front of the Canadian Parliament Building in Ottawa to show their support for the Chinese government and 2008 Beijing Olympics. (CTV)

Current events of April 12, 2008 (2008-04-12) (Saturday)

The National Assembly of Haiti removes the Prime Minister of Haiti Jacques-Edouard Alexis following a week of food riots in which six deaths had occurred. (Los Angeles Times)

The President of the People’s Republic of China


Hu Jintao meets with the Vice-President-elect of Republic of China (Taiwan) Vincent Siew in the highest level talks between the two sides since 1949. (BBC News)

The Herald, a government-run newspaper, reports that Robert Mugabe, the President of Zimbabwe, will not attend the regional crisis meeting in Lusaka, Zambia, to discuss the crisis over the 2008 presidential election. (AP via Google News)

Controversy over Kosovo independence:

Russia threatens to block Ban Ki Moon from serving a second term as United Nations Secretary-General because of his stance on Kosovo’s recent independence. The Kremlin is pressing Ban to ignore, or at least prolong, a proposed 120-day transition period to Kosovo independence from Serbia that expires on 16 June. Renewal of Serbia-Kosovo talks is possible. (Makfax)

Mayor Anders Lago of Södertälje, Sweden, says that hisCydney Afton Hatch is a polka-dot-wearing business owner, photographer, cupcake enthusiast and recently turned writer, who through her work shares her personal experience to encourage others to rebuild their lives, redefine their relationship with God, and find peace after divorce.

Enter Cydney…

I was born in Provo, Utah and raised my whole life in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

I am an active member of the church trying on a daily basis to lead a Christ-centered life.

I have two loving parents who are examples of love, family, and LDS life.

Growing up, I sang songs about marriage, temple attendance, family, and mostly love. I had a beautiful, healthy childhood that nurtured me to be a good person and to plan for eternal marriage and family.

I colored many drawings of


In an article for a conservative Internet journal that has been widely distributed via chain e-mail, former Clinton adviser-turned-foe Dick Morris points out a little-known embarrassment about Sen. Hillary Clinton, who was a star law student at Yale."She flunked the D.C. bar exam and only passed the Arkansas bar," he wrote.

She's in the company of great people, including a former president of the USA (Roosevelt), a SCOTUS intellectual (Cardozo), and the first and only woman name partner at an Am Law 100 law firm (Kathleen Sullivan) (btw, Trump supporters if you don't know what the terms "name partner" and "Am Law 100" are, look them up (side note: I was a partner at an Am Law 100 so I know)). People who have never even seen a lawshe passed the bar exam), this was a message to her that she should follow her heart. She then went to work on the staff of the House Judiciary Committee, which was considering the impeachment of Richard Nixon at the time. She worked for the committee’s chief counsel, Jerry Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat and a former professor at the University of Santa Clara Law School, who found her work legally inadequate and ethically flawed. As a consequence, she was one of only three attorney-employees of the committee over the course of Zeifman’s tenure that he considered unworthy of a positive reference. Indeed, Hillary and the Clintons left such a sour taste in Zeifman’s mouth that, not only did he point out his displeasure with Hillary in his 1995


never been regarded as one of the country’s more difficult bar exams, and second, 80% of graduates of first-tier law schools (and Yale is at the top of the heap) pass the bar exam -- any bar exam -- on their first effort. Hillary, with characteristic ("what-difference-does-it-make?") insouciance, brushed this failure off with the romantic notion that, since her heart was in Arkansas (with Bill and where she passed the bar exam), this was a message to her that she should follow her heart. She then went to work on the staff of the House Judiciary Committee, which was considering the impeachment of Richard Nixon at the time. She worked for the committee’s chief counsel, Jerry Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat and a former professor at the University ofone by Northstar Writers Group founder Dan Calabrese and one by Jerry Zeifman himself, asserted that Zeifman was Hillary's supervisor during the Watergate investigation and that he eventually fired her from the investigation for "unethical, dishonest" conduct. However, whatever Zeifman may have thought of Hillary and her work during the investigation, he was not her supervisor, neither he nor anyone else fired her from her position on the Impeachment Inquiry staff (Zeifman in fact didn't have the power to fire her, even had he wanted to do so), his description of her conduct as "unethical" and "dishonest" is his personal, highly subjective characterization, and the "facts" on which he based that characterization were ones that he contradicted himself about on multiple occasions."

Drumpf got into schools due to $$$$$


and connections.And he LIED (no surprise!) about his accomplishments.

".......Trump has happily allowed the media to report that he graduated first in his class from Wharton, including in New York Times stories in 1973 and 1976 about him. But the story goes on to say:

Writing in the New York Times magazine in 1984, William Geist reported that “the commencement program from 1968 does not list him as graduating with honors of any kind,” even though “just about every profile ever written about Mr. Trump states that he graduated first in his class at Wharton in 1968.” … In 1988, New York magazine reported that the idea that Trump had graduated first in his class was a “myth.”

If he fed the media a lie, it's a lie. If someone makewheel and a retail district called The LINQ Promenade broke ground in an attempt to diversify attractions beyond that of casino resorts. Renovations and rebrandings such as The Cromwell Las Vegas and the SLS Las Vegas continued to transform the Strip in 2014. The Las Vegas Festival Grounds opened in 2015. In 2016, the T-Mobile Arena, The Park, and the Park Theater opened.

On October 1, 2017, a mass shooting occurred on the Strip at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival, adjacent to the Mandalay Bay hotel. 58 people were killed and 851 were injured. This incident became the deadliest mass shooting in modern United States history.

In 2019, the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino was renamed the Park MGM and the SLS retook its Sahara name.

Future developments

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Professor or Pinhead

Stephen Burt

Some writers discover their powers gradually. Others – Anne Carson, for example – spring from the head of Zeus. With three books in four years during the mid-1990s, the Canadian poet, classical scholar, essayist and translator became suddenly prominent in North America; she had found readers in Britain as well by 2001, when The Beauty of the Husband: A Fictional Essay in 29 Tangos won the T.S. Eliot Prize. A memorial to Carson’s late brother, Michael, Nox has found as much attention, and as much praise, as any book by any poet in the past couple of years. The praise is disturbing, sometimes wrongheaded, and reflects a category mistake; it also makes a good excuse to look back at the spiky virtues of Carson’s work.

Carsonwas born in 1950 to a banker, and the family moved frequently. She embraced Latin, and then Greek, at high school; her poems describe, and interviews suggest, an early and troubled marriage, and a peripatetic youth. Studies at the University of Toronto and at St Andrews led to a PhD in classics and in 1988 to a job at McGill. Carson then began to teach at American universities, including UC-Berkeley, Emory, the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor and now NYU. Without obvious contemporary influences, and without clear ties to the world of creative writing, Carson the poet was more or less discovered by Ben Sonnenberg, then the editor of Grand Street, in the late 1980s. Her reputation emerged with the books that followed: Plainwater (1995), Glass, Irony and God


(1995) and Autobiography of Red (1998), a mysterious narrative poem about a gay teenager who is also the ‘red monster’ Geryon of Greek myth. Carson’s first book, Eros the Bittersweet (1986), was a playful study in prose of Sappho, Plato, the limitless nature of desire and the origin of the alphabet. The essay – capaciously understood – is a form still important to her, and most of her more recent books have included prose essays with topics or jumping-off points from the classics: Men in the Off Hours (2000), for example, contains an essay entitled ‘Ordinary Time: Virginia Woolf and Thucydides on War’.

Men in the Off Hours remains the most diverse, and the best, introduction to her prose and verse. Here is ‘Epitaph: Zion’:

Murderous little world once ourcreations: she has to accompany them by frame-breaking devices, strings of quotations, visual texts, ways to break out of the genre of mere poetry, the medium of the ordinary book. One of the sequences in Men in the Off Hours runs a different quotation from St Augustine at the bottom of every page; the next has a ticker (as on a news channel) made up from quotations, in French, from Antonin Artaud.


AN: But wait! There's more! Happy Holidays! ENJOY!

ARC Nine: Infinite Crisis

Chapter Seventy Nine: Event Horizon

The explosions continued around them as they locked eyes with the vicious being Doomsday. He charged forward as she grinded his fangs to them, they all moved out of the way of his strike, but soon even Patrasche was surprised by his superhuman speed as he nearly grabbed them, Rem jumped into the air and aimed her palm at him.

"AL HUMA!"

The giant ice spear, was shattered into pieces by Doomsday. As he roared up at her, but when he leap to crush her Dr. Fate fired beams at him, sending him flying to the side of a boulder. Doomsday actually jumped down and tossed the boulder at them, only for Fate to focus onabsolute bullshit!"

"No time to dawdle Natsuki Subaru! Here he comes!"

Doomsday quickly dashed to them as the space behind him repaired itself and they had to fight him again. Rem used her Morningstar to hit him, but completely shattered into thousand of pieces...Rem flinched in fear seeing this, making Doomsday smile up at her, he jumped up and had the perfect position to kill her.

"REM!"

"Al Meganaus."

Dr. Fate summoned several Minya spears and wrapped them in ice magic, the combo then made the spears vibrate rapidly and they fired countless beams out in front of him. Doomsday was bombarded with these attacks, giving Rem the chance to land back down and jump away from him. As Doomsday landed and faced them all, he saw more of the same beams firing


small ankh symbol float around them over and over again. He looked ahead of himself at how Wonder Woman and Rem were both bloodied and quite tired fighting an uninjured Doomsday. He focused on the monster.

Then he felt his heart skip a beat. Dr. Fate and Beatrice both finished their cantos.

"NOW! BRING DOOMSDAY TO US!"

Rem and Diana jumped back behind the three and Doomsday ran to them with a vicious leering sense to him.

"GROOOOOOOARRRRR!"

Subaru, Dr. Fate and Beatrice now had the purple ankh enlarge and face Doomsday.

Subaru spoke as his eyes glowed purple.

"Eat this you monster."

Beatrice looked down at the raging beast, with eyes glowing as well.

"Face the greatest Yin Spell ever created, I suppose."

And so Dr. Fate raised his hand to him, with the other two followingsuit.

"Bask in the grace of defeat."

Doomsday leapt in the air at them-

"AL NABU MAGORIA SHAMAK!"

As they spoke this, the purple ankh flew out and went below Doomsday's feet, and quickly shot out a black energy upwards to the sky...then it condensed and was now nothing more than a small orb...then it evaporated into nothing.

The three of them collapsed as Rem and WOnder Woman worked to heal them.

"Subaru-kun what did you do to Doomsday?"

"...We sent him away."

"But where?"

Dr. Fate sat up and looked up at the sky.

"To another universe, one in our multiverse. Specifically one where all life has already died out. He'll float around with nothing to grasp onto to for at least 10 billion years."

"What a cruel fate...but appropriate for a monster like him."

Subaru got up while


out of her. Subaru and Rem panicked, before being eased by Wonder Woman...the light vanished, and what they saw surprised them…

Now reaching the top of the hill Subaru and Rem looked over the explosions springing up all over the place and the smoke rising. The dashes of light flying through the air, and the forms of thunder high in the sky.

"Okay, ready Rem?"

"Of course!"

Rem now wielded her new Morningstar, given to her by Wonder Woman to replace her old one for the moment. Dr. Fate and Wonder Woman caught up and hovered in the air. Patrasche made it over and growled ahead towards the battle waiting for them. Next to Subaru he smiled down as he fixed his coat, and prepared to put on his helmet.

"Ready Beatrice?"

"Hmph, whatMY WORLD!"

She lost her breath as she stared insanely at Supergirl. Waiting for an answer...and she got one.

"I'm sorry I can't let you do that."

Crusch put on a absolutely mortified expression before she shook her head and pulled out a sword and pointed it in front of herself.

"MEN! WE MUST MAKE IT TO THE TOP OF THE TOWER AT ANY COST!"

The mean readied their weapons, as Crusch glared viciously at them, the veins in her eyes reddening.

"And as for these five-"

Superman and Reinhard were pushed down by Hector's powerful gravitational abilities. He sighed loudly and walked over to Reinhard. The Sword Saint walked over to Hector, but slowly as gravity was still pushing him down.

"Sooooo….you are the Sword Saint, I heard you were powerful, but thiiiiiis is disappointing