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That's the theory.
In February 2009 we got Rosie, a new Staffie (Staffordshire Bull Terrier) puppy. She was this wonderful, beautiful bundle of love, joy and energy that came into our lives. And into the cat's. Who didn't have quite the same experience of her. Lucy had lived quite happily with our previous Staffie, but she seemed to sense right from the start, that this was a different puppy altogether. The first afternoon Lucy (who was in one of her usual spots up on a high wall), looked down on our new bundle of joy, who was running around the garden playing until she dropped.
That evening Lucy came down off the wall, and discovered that the puppy was a doggie-terrorist-in-training. For the next year, Rosie chased Lucy around the house and yard, and Lucy ran. Before you think that Lucy is a woos (*I actually mean "wuss" as one reader has pointed out in the comments!), you have to consider that Lucy is a skinny little cat, and the dog barrelling into her at full speed and momentum, would probably have broken a couple of her bones. So Lucy retreated to the high walls, or to the side of the house that the dog was banned from (this to limit the damage the puppy did!).
One day I was talking to one of our vets, and he asked in passing how our cat and the puppy were getting on. He'd experienced Rosie's "exuberance" a couple of times! When I explained the situation, his response was "Well, you did have to go and get a Staffie". Like most terriers, Staffies like chasing things.
Then Rosie passed her first birthday. She started to quieten down a little. She also began to realise that all the attention she had been getting from her humans was nice . . . but that the other furry four-legged creature in the house was at times a lot more interesting. They had the same pastimes: napping, playing, and of course eating. The fact that Rosie was severely reprimanded for rushing the cat one day, also no doubt made an impression! Staffies really don't like their humans getting cross with them. Ours doesn't even like the word "bad" being used in her presence.
Of course it could be that Lucy had just been biding her time, being nice to the puppy, and waiting for the fight to be a more equal one! Lucy has been known to chase the neighbours' dogs down the street, and she routinely takes on the feline intruders in our yard.
"It is the natural order of life that cats rule. Most dogs understand this. So most cat-dog introductions go well. The cat hisses – and the dog understands".
From "The Cat Owner's Manual" by Bruce Fogle (veterinarian)
Whatever it was, things began to change. One day we noticed that Lucy had stopped running, and Rosie was no longer chasing her. And now, after almost 20 months, they are best buddies. They hang out together, they nap together, they eat together, they play together.
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Welcome back to The Super Genie Diary!
In case you missed last year's Tokyo Tour:
2016 TOKYO TOUR DAY 1- So much to do before heading to Japan!
Sabu had to get a new passport as his last one went missing. So while he spent almost an entire day at the Detroit passport office, Super Genie was organizing her apartment in McDonough, Georgia. I processed photo and calendar orders and packed for the trip, which included an array of makeup and shampoo, conditioners, a hairdryer and some outfits in two small carryon bags.
I worked on a new Genie outfit, adding my own embellishments to it like glittery fabric paint, rhinestones and pearls, with a strategic snip here and snap there. It sat gently at the top of the suitcase, another favourite of Sabu. And I knew he wanted me to wear the outfit for his match in Japan. With the hustle and bustle of life on the road and tight suitcases, it is often hard on costumes and jewelry. I spent several hours on the computer shopping for accessories. And happily, the two main pieces Super Genie wanted arrived before schedule.
A good dangling necklace was part of this and matched the gold dangling belt I wrapped around my waist to add a little bling. It also matches my gold Genie slippers, which of course, I also packed gently with the Genie cap at the top of the roller bag. (Or I thought packed them both, I discovered in Tokyo, one golden slipper was missing.)
Super Genie travelled from the ATL (Atlanta) up to Grand Rapids to meet Sabu that night and be picked up by his driver Tom.
Unfortunately, Sabu was in a large amount of pain. In the past year, the wear-and-tear on his body caught up to him , particularly his left hip. Did you know Super Genie comes from a family of doctors and has a bachelors degree in biology? I called my brother J.R. Coates for some advice on the situation. Dr. Coates is three hours away in Windsor, Ontario. He highly recommended something to help Sabu with his hip inflammation (non-narcotic, mind you). It goes without saying my brother is an ethical and conscientious doctor. He makes the Coates family proud in every way possible.
So we dropped Tom off at his home in Grand Rapids, with Sabu and I setting off to meet my brother by the Renaissance Center in Detroit. Dr. Coates was kind enough to also take the time despite his busy schedule to meet us, given the seriousness of the circumstances. Around midnight, we met him. I gave him a quick hug, while Sabu offered him a hearty handshake. It was an apologetically short ten-minute visit, and we headed back to Grand Rapids to prepare for Detroit airport.
The food was not so good on our delta flight to Tokyo Narita airport. So we were starving and tired and needed more sustenance!
Rice balls! I like salmon. Sabu likes tuna.
DAY 2 EARLY MORNING – Nosawa picked us up from the airport and we checked into the hotel (same as the last tour) which was a nice bigger room, surprisingly enough. After a rather pained interview – the interviewer spoke no English and Sabu speaks some Japanese, but big enough to not make much sense of anything the interviewer was saying – Sabu's long time friend Fumi Saito (formerly the editor of Weekly Pro wrestling Baseball and now editor of Gong magazine) came to the hotel and took us out for some Korean barbecue.
Fumi barbecued it for us on the little pit that is built into every table. He liked this restaurant, calling it an authentic Yakiniku (grilled meat). Even the waitresses dressed in traditional Korean garb.
Incidentally, we drove past the New Japan Wrestling shop on the way to the restaurant.
DAY 2 6:30AM LOCAL TIME – We did not sleep well, so we got up early for a walk and enjoyed some fresh air. It was cold out, so I wore double sweat pants, a wool cap and hoodie under my black leather semi-winter coat (for Atlanta anyways) and we walked around for about a half hour. Sabu's a big coffee lover, so we tried several shops and stand outside Detour doughnut shop (I think it says detour but Sabu insists it's Dujour) with several other people until they open (a few minutes late) around 7:03AM for a bite to eat.
The donuts looked amazing! To be honest, they looked better than they tasted, at least the one we ordered was. The walnut one Sabu said wasn't sweet and was greasy. I tried to stay on my diet, but gave in and had a couple of little bites.
Cigarette smoking is common in Japan. So there is a separate room here for smokers. Like last night at the Korean BBQ restaurant, there's smoking allowed in every room.
After breakfast at Dujour, we went back to hotel to get more rest since it was showday.
Sabu didn't sleep well because the bed was too hard for him and he wasn't comfortable on the "rice" pillow. Some pillows in Japan are filled with rice instead of foam or feathers.
Sabu checked his email and look annoyed. Apparently a few of his friends were coming to the hotel at 1:00PM to take us to lunch. Don't get him wrong. Sabu likes his friends in Japan, but before a show he would rather rest and concentrate. He gets rather nervous before his matches, and would rather sit and stew in peace, with me suffering, LOL.
DAY 2 1:00PM – Okay, so a few friends come and we met with them, one of them in this photo here is Haru. He created our first Sabu/Super Genie t-shirt.
I needed to get a pair of Genie shoes for that night's show as one of them had gone missing, so we went to a mall. We checked out some shoes, and found one pair that was especially nice. Unfortunately, the price tag was not-so-nice in Sabu's opinion, so we went elsewhere and found something suitable.
Then we got something to eat at a Japanese chain. Here's a picture outside the mall, showing a row of bicycles. Bikes are a big form of transportation in Japan.
After lunch, we prepared for the FMW (Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling) show.
Here is a picture outside our hotel. We are serious, LOL.
DAY 2 3:30PM – We were driven to the Korakuen Hall, the most famous wrestling building in Japan. It's almost as famous as Madison Square Garden in New York. It's right beside the Tokyo Dome.
Look at Sabu longingly looking at a McDonald's across the street, LOL. He loves their mocha lattes. But it was too far away and we were on a schedule. If you look closely, you can see the golden arches on the building across the street.
Tokyo Dome City is a theme park. It's huge. One or more square miles. There's a Disney world, hotel and tons of businesses.
We got to the venue and there were generic FMW posters with Mr. Onita featured big (he started the original FMW 26 years ago, then sold it around 1996 and at that time passed the wrestling torch per se to the late Hayabusa) and Sabu saw various fellow workers. Once we got to the dressing room, we realized we forgot our 8x10s in our room. This is a big part of making money in Japan, so back to the hotel we went, LOL.
Before the show, Sabu got checked out by an old friend, Dr. Hayashi.
And it's a good thing he did. It was a six-man tag-team barbed wire board death match (really an 8-man) tonight. And we look appropriately serious. As we stand beside the barbed wire boards before the match.
For the record, the show was called For Whose Glory. This was also a lumberjack match, which no one told us prior to. And there were probably sixty men around the ring. Workers and photographers.
The barbed wire boards were on either side of the ring on the floor and I had to weave my way between the boards, on top of navigating myself between the wrestlers, sometimes having to push them out of the way – just a little. Good thing the Super Genie is 150 pounds of muscle and womanly curves! LOL.
We go to the ring before the doors are open and practice chair throws. It's been awhile since our last match so my first ones are a little off. It actually takes a great deal of skill, control and precision to deliver the chairs to Sabu high, strong and upright the way he requires. He depends on me to supply him the chairs in the right way and at the right time and place for his offence. And to locate tables, direct some offence and hints on both offence and defence. I've trained in wrestling about ten years now, and I use my experience as a further aid to Sabu and his thirty some years experience. Sometimes the Super Genie can see things Sabu perhaps doesn't in the heat of a match.
In the match, Sabu got Mr. Onita in the camel clutch, but he doesn't give in. Sabu's last spot was delivering the Arabian face buster from the top rope onto one of the other Japanese opponents with the assist of me tossing him a chair. Then selling the finish as if he had hurt himself delivering it. And that was it. Four Japanese men finished out the match, with Mr. Onita getting the win.
Sabu and I walked to the back.
Suddenly I see Sabu go sprinting out back towards the ring, and I'm thinking, "Damn, did I forget a spot?" I see him grabbing some guy in the crowd by the shirt collar and yelling at him. Then finally brushing the guy a couple of times across the back of the head. I then realized it was the obsessed fan I talked about earlier in the last tour, and I was horrified. Security apparently was too, as they ran out to get Sabu away from the man in the audience.
Apparently as Sabu left, this man had either shaken his fist, or given the finger to him and he was having none of that after this man tried to ruin his career, plus stalking me.
Incidentally, we later heard from one of Sabu's friends that this man had been screaming "Sabu, die!" during the match in Japanese. After the show I saw him again upstairs as we signed autographs. Just briefly saw his face, tan hat and Mr Rogers light-blue sweater. What an end to the show.
Sabu explained to security about the man and hopefully things are cleared up now.
Let me clarify a bit, because this is a serious issue I've been dealing with for a long time.
After changing in the main dressing room and going over a few parts of the match, all of this being fine without Mr. Onita being there, (he had two matches today, so he got through his first one. Then, very close to the main event he was told what was going to happen in the main event) we then went upstairs to sign autographs and pose for photos. We were swarmed with people and the best selling photo was one of me and Sabu together. Of course, some of Sabu's solo photos sold well too.
Out of the corner of my eye at the end of this long table, I saw a man holding a photo of me and waving. This was a slightly disturbing moment as this was an obsessed fan who had been messaging me for years on Facebook, but in recent months had seemed to have gone bezerk, accusing Sabu of ruining the purity of my body. This fan had in recent months messaged numerous promoters, mutual Facebook friends of ours and tried to send messages to me through random people on Facebook.
It reached alarming heights as he threatened to commit suicide and had seemed set on destroying Sabu's reputation and career opportunities in Japan, even so far as attending a show in December that we were supposed to be booked on, and sending me photos of him hanging out with Mr. Onita and other co-workers and Japanese friends of Sabu. The character assassination was deeply uncalled for, in terms of this Japanese man using his nationality and residence in Japan to try and tarnish Sabu and I. It went so far as to get us cancelled off the December tour, as this man had created a tremendous amount of trouble for us, spreading lies and manipulating comments Sabu had made to him on Facebook, when Sabu was trying to protect me.
Eventually however, the bosses in Japan realized this man was mentally disturbed and invited us back to this year's Tokyo Tour.
I feared on this trip that either Sabu or I were going to get attacked by this man, or that he would carry out his threat to kill himself at the show, which was certainly out of my control, but nothing j wanted to happen. Several fans on Facebook before I left for Japan wished me good luck and asked that I be especially careful, as they could tell this man was unbalanced and obsessed, and in their opinion dangerous. Sabu had his friends on the lookout at the show, so he wasn't worried the same way I was.
At any rate, it was showday and here he was.
No incident happened at the signing table before the show. And I was relieved. But obviously, nobody should have to endure this kind of harassment.
Okay, back to the match.
We went back downstairs where Mr. Onita was now available. And the participants discussed the match, with Nosawa directing . Mr. Onita looked good but was tired (he had performed earlier), and listened to what he was to do. Sabu repeated his spots to himself and the people designated to work with him. Oddly enough, though Onita had announced a few months back a series of death matches between him and Sabu, there were not many spots between him and Sabu being planned in this match. Hopefully the commentary made up for this, playing on the challenge since the interaction planned between the two was limited.
After the show, we hung out with some of Sabu's old friends, including his friend Kenitchi, who designed the Sabu comic t-shirt. It's also on our Crossfire merch page.
DAY 3 – Today was a recovery day. Sabu and I had some dinner at a steakhouse (I forget the name) with some friends. Also Sabu got another checkup from Dr. Hayashi.
Did I mention the cab fares are really pricey in Tokyo? Fortunately, the promotion covered our fares.
We got to the airport for our delta flight leaving at 8:00PM Japan time and due to arrive 6:30PM in Detroit February 28th. We had another booking near Knoxville Tennessee that night, and our connection was to be at the airport.
I was looking forward to just settling in one spot for awhile and getting some rest. It was not to be, as the excitement from the past few days, and the stress of the close connection to get to our next event in Tennessee kept my mind ill at ease.
So I ended up watching movies on the plane. One was called Nightingale and starred just one actor, David Oyelowo. It was about a former military man who has mental problems and ends up killing his mother who he lives with, because she objects to his friendship with another man, and proceeds to show how his fantasies unravel his life over the course of days.
Sabu was also unable to sleep and watched some Mafia film. I tried to watch with him on my little TV set, but found it too depressing so I changed to another movie. It was about a star chef in Paris who had just got out of either jail or rehab and was trying to resurrect his reputation after having sabotaged a top restaurant in Paris while messed up on drugs. I think the star was Bradley Cooper, but can't remember the name of the movie though. Another uplifting film. (I had to look it up when I got back the movie was Burnt).
DAY 4 6:30PM ET – We landed safe and sound at DTW airport. Unfortunately, it was just our luck and when we got to customs, 12 flights had arrived all at the same time!
Sabu and I realized there was going to be little chance of us making our next flight to Knoxville. Which was a very upsetting end to the day since we take our commitments very seriously. We were looking forward to the show, but it was our bad luck that day so many other flights were delayed and all arrived at once. We didn't clear customs till 8:00PM and the flight left at 7:50PM.
To any fans who attended that show we inadvertently missed in Tennessee, who are reading this column, we apologize deeply.
Once we realized we would be forced to miss the flight, Sabu not only messaged the promoter to inform him of the situation, but promised to make it up to the fans by giving them a break on the performance fee in a future booking.
The only bright side was that we were in Michigan, where Sabu lives, instead of say, Minneapolis, LOL, which would have required us to get totally new flights to get back home.
So … a night off! Unwittingly, but still a welcome chance to finally get some rest. Both of us needed it.
My next story for MMA Crossfire will be on The Arnold, where Sabu and I had a booth and attended some of the events, including the International Sports Hall of Fame induction! Eagle-eyed MMA Crossfire readers will remember I reported on the Arnold last year.
Sabu and I appreciate you reading along. Without you, there is no us.
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She saw babies born to mothers who had the disease — coming into the world carrying a deadly virus no one understood, no vaccine could prevent and no drugs could treat.
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After starting with 10 promising compounds, the scientists have whittled the possibilities down to three that seem to hold the most potential to inhibit Nef.
Now, they're starting to test the drugs' ability to function in living cells and tissues. The first results have been extremely promising — the most potent inhibition of Nef ever seen.
"We're still at the early stages of testing these candidates, but they're very promising," Collins says. "No one has ever developed a Nef inhibitor with this level of activity. If this approach works, we could essentially harness a person's own natural immune response to wipe HIV out of the body."
One of the biggest challenges, she notes, is getting the bacteria to produce enough of the compounds to carry out their work. The scientists are also working to figure out the molecular structure of the compounds, in hopes they could build them from scratch one day and cut the bacteria out of the process.
If their continued tests succeed, further research in animals would be needed before any human could try the drugs. If they succeed in inhibiting Nef and making HIV-infected cells reveal the virus's presence, their work could translate into other fields, such as efforts to find a cancer vaccine that can flush cancer cells out of their hiding places.
U-M's A. Alfred Taubman Medical Research Institute and the National Institutes of Health are funding the work at this time. But Collins says it will take far more money to perform the experiments that could truly test the three most promising drug candidates she and Sherman have identified.
"Taking something from bacteria and making it into a drug requires a tremendous investment," she says. Eventually, the goal would be to partner with industry to do clinical testing in patients if her team can show enough anti-HIV activity in preclinical testing.
But as Collins has learned in the 30 years she's been involved in the fight against AIDS, nothing happens quickly when you're up against such a formidable foe.
"AIDS won't go away until we have a true vaccine or cure," she says. "The fight may not seem to have as much urgency as it did 30 years ago, but it's still an urgent issue."
Photo caption: Normal cells form a halo of a protein called MHC-1 around themselves (top row, red rings), which lets them send up a "red flag" to the immune system if they become infected with HIV. But once HIV has entered a cell, it produces a protein called Nef that keeps the cells from creating this warning system, and the MHC-1 molecules remain inside the cell (bottom images).


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In today's world more and more consumers prefer using debit cards over other method of payments. Here's why? They're easier to use than a check. Debit card transaction is instantaneous debited from your checking account and the consumer can keep a close track of his daily balance.
Statements are itemized with the location and time of the debit card transaction. Hecks are not. Most debit cards double as ATM cards.
The consumer uses his checking account instead of adding to his credit card debt.
Accepting debit cards gives you the edge.


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I was raised very bohemian (my dad is for reals Czeck, like used to print for City Lights Bookstore bohemian) and my mom is
a gypsy Hungarian. So of course, it's been a long growing out process to get back from cool, cutting edge bald chick/pixie to something more in tune with my boho/gypset style preference.
My hair is finally long enough to start experimenting with braiding, the special sauce for this boho meets grown-up look for dinner with my fiance's coworkers.
With hair this short, you cant make a braid and wrap it around. You really need to use the "french" method of braiding by selecting small sections and weaving them around. The trick is to go 2/3 around with one braid and then 1/3 with the other, so you meet on the side instead of the middle. Nobody thinks to look there, so you get a nice "crown" even though you didn't have to reverse braid.
I paired the hippy hair with some necklaces and then a grown-up blouse and jacket so as to be more profesh. (Intentional bad grammar and abbrev alert!!) If you need a french braid tutorial, check out the ones I pinned to my growing it out board, an excellent source of hair transition inspiration.


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"Which character on Grey's Anatomy are you?" "What is your mental age?" "If you were cheese, what type would you be?" These pressing questions, commonly found in the Quiz section of Buzzfeed, beg to be answered. With questionnaires that likely ask you to pick your favorite stock photos of sunsets or dream houses, the site classifies you as Kepner or Karev, 11 or 89, swiss or gouda. No disrespect to Buzzfeed (the quizzes are hilarious, and addicting as hell), but we generally accept these results as God's Truth without questioning whatever random algorithm the site uses to derive them. Why? Because we love putting ourselves in boxes.
When you type "personality" into the Google search bar, four of the five recommended searches are "test", "types", "traits", and "quizzes". Humans want to know about themselves. We want to know if we would survive the apocalypse, which Twilight character is our soulmate, and what we will name our future children. In the tumultuous and unpredictable world, it's comforting to be able to declare our Hogwarts house with absolute certainty.
While some of the quizzes are random analyses of your color preferences, a few actually get to the heart of personalities. Specifically, the popular Meyers Briggs Type Indicator classifies test takers as Introverted vs Extroverted, Intuitive vs Sensing, Thinking vs Feeling, and Judging vs Perceiving. These basic traits are combined into a four letter acronym (for example, INFJ or ESFP). Each of these 16 personality types has certain traits. Many people find their classified MBTI type useful in searching for careers and interacting with others. Reading this assessment about who you are (including your strengths and weaknesses) can actually be beneficial in a lot of ways. When we better understand ourselves, we better interact with the world around us.
Another incredibly popular personality indicator is Hogwarts house. Due to the rampant popularity of the Harry Potter series
and its long established roots in pop culture, people likely understand when you declare yourself a Ravenclaw or a Slytherin. Pottermore, the official website where fans can immerse themselves in the wizarding world, offers a verified sorting quiz. In past years, this quiz was law, its authenticity prevailing over the large amounts of random Internet ones that did not truly get to the heart of each Hogwarts house. However, recent updates to Pottermore have rendered the quiz erratic and ineffective. Based entirely on questions like "River or Forest?" and "What pet would you bring to Hogwarts?", Pottermore has departed from deep questions about morals and values and joined the ranks of a Buzzfeed quiz that guesses which Leonardo DiCaprio character you relate to most.
While the Sorting Quiz's fate is tragic, more obscure personality quizzes are on the rise. One classifies individuals as one of the Greco-Roman four temperaments (sanguine, choleric, melancholic, or phlegmatic). For fans of Galen or horrifyingly inaccurate ancient physiology, this quiz can capture your perfect inner self. Another darker alternative places quiz takers in their predicted levels of hell, with first being purgatory and ninth being the fiery depths.
Any cursory Internet search for personality quizzes can unearth thousands of tests of varying scientific accuracy. But at the heart of the personality quiz obsession is a simple purpose to have fun. And whether you're introverted or extroverted, Hufflepuff or Gryffindor, choleric or phlegmatic, sinner or saint, at least you can learn a little more about yourself. And knowing this certainly doesn't diminish the importance of the profound question: Which Grey's Anatomy character are you?


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Clashes erupted in the Libyan city of Benghazi over the weekend between a Libyan militia and protesters demanding its disbandment. Since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi, the country has been without effective government and the militias that formed during the uprising against the dictator have remained intact and continue to challenge the power of the interim government. The latest violence in Libya has killed 31 and the country seems to be approaching the brink of chaos. More than 120 others have been wounded.
Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zaidan has called on illegal militias to disband or come under control of the security forces. However; the violence that erupted in the eastern city of Benghazi followed the storming by protesters of base used by a militia force that is aligned with the government and paid by them to help maintain order. The Shield Brigades are made up of mainly Islamist militias. They act as a security force, but are independent of Libya's military and police forces.
The commander of the Shield Brigades, Army Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Youssef al-Mangoush, resigned, following the clashes. The Shield Brigade in Benghazi abandoned its base as a result of the clashes. Adel Tarhuni, a spokesman for Libya Shield, told the television station Al Asima that one soldier was killed and four others wounded. "We had to defend ourselves," he said, claiming that some of the protesters were armed and were throwing rocks. This latest violence is another indicator that Libya may be approaching the brink of chaos. The so-called "Arab Spring" – which also led to the fall of Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak and precipitated the ongoing civil war in Syria – has yet to yield any evidence of freedom or democracy for Arabs, as the United Nations and western powers hoped and believed it would; Egypt is, once again, a virtual dictatorship, ruled by the Muslim Brotherhood.
The mainly Islamist militias in Libya have grown in strength since the 2011 ousting of Gaddafi, while the ruling General National Council struggles to rebuild the country's military and security forces. Violence and lawlessness has been ongoing throughout the country. Maj. Gen. al-Mangoush's main task had been to bring the militias into the Shield Brigades and transition them to official state-run security forces. He had not been effective in doing so and had been accused by other army officers of corruption. The militias themselves have been refusing to become part of the army until government ministries have been purged of those who served the former regime. Last month, after militias literally laid siege to government buildings in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, a law that bans Gaddafi-era officials from senior government posts for 10 years was passed.
Following the violence, Libyan Special Forces, known as the "Saaqa" took control of the Libya Shield base. According to a report from the Libyan News Agency (LANA), five of their soldiers were killed by an explosion as they approached the base during the clash. Three other Libya Shield bases in Benghazi were also taken over by the military.
Wassim Bin Hamid, the head of Libya Shield in Benghazi, told a local radio station that the attack on the base was orchestrated by groups campaigning for autonomy for eastern Libya.
Benghazi was the birth-place of the uprising which toppled Gaddafi. It was also the scene of a terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate on September 11th, 2012, which left the Ambassador and three other Americans dead. Widespread discontent and unrest continues to plague Libya. Saturday's violence pushes the country closer to the brink of chaos. The Islamist militias have yet to be tamed by a weak central government and it seems likely that the struggle for control of this country is far from over.
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Thinking: The Journal of Philosophy for Children, published by the Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children, Montclair State University. This journal is a forum for the work of both theorists and practitioners of philosophical practice with children, and publishes such work in all forms, including philosophical argument and reflection, classroom transcripts, curricula, empirical research, and reports from the field. The journal also maintains a tradition in publishing articles in the hermeneutics of childhood, a field of intersecting disciplines including cultural studies, social history, philosophy, art, literature and psychoanalysis. The IAPC ceased publication of the Journal after Volume 20 Number 4 (2011). Past issues and articles are still available.
Think is edited by Dr Stephen Law and published by the Royal Institute of Philosophy in the UK. Think demonstrates the relevance of philosophy to everyday life and forges a direct link between contemporary philosophy and the widest possible readership. The journal is written in an engaging and straightforward way, but raises fundamental questions about philosophical issues of topical importance. The journal also exposes some of the bad philosophy which often passes as accepted wisdom (e.g. religious, scientific, anthropological, etc). Perhaps most importantly, Think enables philosophers of the next generation to fully engage with the leading philosophers of today. It is aimed at a very wide audience encompassing undergraduates, schools, colleges and the general public. It is ideal for use by students and teachers following courses in philosophy, religious studies, and critical thinking. It will be of particular interest to students following the Theory of Knowledge course in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme.
Moral Relativism Magazine is a print-only, "zine"-style publication that you can hold in your hand, give to a friend, or carry in your purse for emergencies.
Teaching Philosophy (ed. Patrick Boleyn-Fitzgerald) is the only journal devoted exclusively to the practical and theoretical discussion of teaching and learning philosophy. Since 1975 it has provided a peer-reviewed forum for the exchange of ideas about the challenges faced by philosophers in the classroom, and has published the largest body of original work on philosophy teaching in the English language. Each quarterly issue offers a unique mix of articles, reports, case studies, and reviews.
Analytical Teaching and Philosophical Praxis, published by Viterbo University, has a broad agenda covering reflective teaching and community inquiry. It includes such topics as Philosophy for Children, narrative in teaching and learning, liberation pedagogy, Vygotskian psychology, and cognitive science. The journal publishes articles, classroom dialogues, research reports, stories, reviews, and essays.
Childhood & Philosophy, published by the International Council for Philosophical Inquiry with Children (ICPIC). Childhood & Philosophy is a biannual journal dedicated to the intersections and interfaces of philosophy, childhood, children's philosophies, and philosophical inquiry with children. It welcomes all submissions, both theoretical and applied, that are located within or between these boundaries. It also offers a forum for descriptions of and reports on events and projects involving philosophical practice with children.
Questions: Philosophy for Young People is a unique forum for the philosophical questions – and answers – of young people and their teachers. Each topical issue contains philosophical discussions, drawings, philosophical writing by students in an easy to read newsletter format. The journal also publishes articles offering advice and ideas for teachers and parents interested in facilitating philosophical discussions with young people. Past issues have explored human rights with students in elementary, middle, and high schools, and have included transcripts of K-12 discussions about human rights perspectives. Other topics issues have explored children's rights with teachers, students, and philosophers from the U.S., Brazil, and Israel. Questions is sponsored by the American Philosophical Association's Committee on Pre-College Instruction in Philosophy, the Northwest Center for Philosophy for Children, and the Philosophy Documentation Center.
The Journal of Applied Philosophy provides a unique forum for philosophical research which seeks to make a constructive contribution to problems of practical concern. It is a peer reviewed journal with an international editorship and readership, and it covers a broad spectrum of issues in environment, medicine, science, policy, law, politics, economics and education.
The Philosopher, the electronic journal of the Philosophical Society of England is the oldest general Philosophy Journal in the world. It provides a forum for short, original and accessible articles. The Philosopher believes in principle anything can be made clear to the interested reader.
Philosophy Now is a newsstand magazine for everyone interested in ideas. It aims to corrupt innocent citizens by convincing them that philosophy can be exciting, worthwhile and comprehensible, and also to provide some light and enjoyable reading matter for those already ensnared by the muse, such as philosophy students and academics. Philosophy Now appears every two months. It contains articles on all aspects of Western philosophy, as well as book reviews, letters, news, cartoons, and the occasional short story. It is the most widely-read philosophy periodical in the English language. Philosophy Now also publishes an Australian events calendar.


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Tour Highlights
Highlights of Greece Turkey Delight
Plan a long and delightful Greece Turkey trip with our Greece Turkey Delight tour package. We call this package an affordable Greece Turkey Tour Package as you will spend 12 memorable days at some of the most beautiful places of Greece and Turkey. We have fragmented the 12 Days/ 11 Night Greece Turkey Delight package into two segments. In the first segment, we will be in Greece and visit places like Athens, Santorini, Nea Kameni, Thirisia Island, etc whereas in the second half we will enhance our eyes with the beauty of Turkish capital – Istanbul. This is a proper package for all the people who are willing to have holidays with family. Also, suitable for a visit in a couple or in a group. Check the detailed day-wise Greece Turkey Delight itinerary below.
Day Wise Holiday Itinerary
As you land on Athens International Airport, you will find our tour manager welcoming you in the traditional style. From the airport, we will move to our pre-booked hotel. Check-in the hotel room and the rest of the day is free for you. Hang out on Athens street or enjoy the hospitality at the hotel. Have a sound overnight stay in Athens.
Our Greece Turkey Delight Tour will start with Athens City Tour. Have a delicious breakfast and report to our guide at the hotel lobby. We the explorers will first move to central Athens to visit places like Constitution Square (Syntagma), the Parliament, the Memorial to the Unknown Soldier and, the National Library. After the central Athens, we are going to move to the most favourite tourist spot – The Acropolis Museum. On the way to Acropolis Museum, we will also see places like Panathenaic Stadium (the stadium which hosted the first modern era Olympics games in 1986), the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrian's Arch. After reaching Acropolis Museum, we will get to see some of the most amazing masterpieces like the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, the Parthenon – the monument that "puts an order in the mind". Also, will have a look of the New Acropolis Museum. Return to the hotel by evening and enjoy the stay in Athens.
After breakfast at the hotel, check out & be ready at the hotel lobby for your pick up, our representative will take you to Athens ferry terminal where you will catch a ferry for Mykonos. Upon arrival get a transfer for the hotel & rest of the day is at leisure
On the day four, we are going to traverse the complete Mykonos. First, we will go for a 4-hour Mykonos Island tour where we will get to see places like whitewashed villages, pristine beaches, and historic monuments. Later in the second half, we will explore Mykonos City. Mykonos city has some superb sightseeing like Cyclades islands, Ano Mera village, Kalafatis beach. Spent a precious time at these places. Enjoy the Mykonos nightlife.
This is the day for a long journey. Initially, we will head to Athens from Mykonos and then we will catch another Ferry from Athens Piraeus to Santorini at 0730 hrs. This is going to a 5-hour long ride. As we arrive in Santorini, keep your luggage in your hotel rooms and then enjoy the beautiful Santorini evening. In dinner, taste the delicious Santorini traditional stuff.
It's the time for the first cruise ride of the journey. Board on the cruise at Santorini for a long 7-hour ride. Our first destination of Cruise ride is the volcanic country of Nea Kameni. After having a long of hot volcanic springs at Nea Kameni, we will head to the isolated island of Thirasia. Also, you can get the glimpse of one of the best sunset's in the world at islands caldera in Oia. But this service is only available when you upgrade the package plan. Return to Santorini and enjoy the stay.
After exploring Santorini, the time has come when we have to move back to Athens. Pack your bags and head to Santorini port for a super fast ride to Athens. Check-in at the hotel in Athens and the remaining day is idle for you. On the day you can do kinds of stuff according to your hobbies. Enjoy the stay in Athens.
On the 8th day of our Greece Turkey Delight tour package, we are going to have a short flight trip. Catch the flights from Athens Airport for Izmir at 12:45 pm. At 13:50 pm, we will land at the Izmir International airport. From the airport, our guide will transport you to your hotel in Kusadasi. Check-in the hotel and take rest. This is a leisure day for you. So, enjoy the hotel hospitality or hang out with your loved ones. Grace your eyes with the beauty of Kusadasi.
Have a delicious breakfast in the hotel room and join the full day regular group Ephesus Sightseeing Tour. Ephesus is one of the best preserved Greco-Roman cities. At Ephesus, we will see some really interesting stuff like marble streets, Celcius Library, Grand Theatre. etc. We call Ephesus an open-air museum. At this place, we will also see the House of Virgin Mary where she used to spend the last of her day and at last, a visit to see the remains of Artemis Temple. The remains of Artemis Temple was listed among the 7 wonders of the ancient world. Enjoy the night last night at Greece of our Greece Turkey Delight Package.
As you land on Istanbul Ataturk Airport, you will get a warm-hearted welcome from our representative. Now, load into our luxurious motors as we are heading to our pre-booked hotel. Check-in and take some rest.
At evening, we are going another cruise ride of the tour. This time we will be on Bosporus Cruise – The famous Cruise of Bosporus. Bosporus is known for its mixed beauty culture. So, we will go for exposure of Bosporus coastline with a sight of places like ancient wooden mansions, palaces of marble, fortresses, and small fishing villages. Another informational aspect of Bosporus is that it is the neck which separates Asia and Europe. Also, we will make a short visit to Spice Market. Enjoy the stay in Istanbul.
The day of the incredible Istanbul city tour has come. Have a tasty breakfast and come to the hotel's lobby where our guide will be waiting for you. Our guide will explain to you the whole day planning. The first destination of the day is the Sultanahmet Mosque. Sultanahmet Mosque is made up of white 17th century Iznik tiles and painted with gleaming blue colour. That is why it is also called the Blue Mosque. From here, we will move to Hippodrome. Hippodrome was once the place for 10,000 zealous fans where stuff like chariot races, executions, and mock battles was witnessed. After Hippodrome, we drive for a sight of Topkapi Palace – the home where the sultans and officials of the famous Ottoman Empire. Don't forget to take beautiful snippets here and then we move to our last destination of the day – Grand Bazaar. Grand Bazaar will definitely add-on some weight to your luggage. At Grand Bazaar you will find more than four thousand shops with a precious collection of stuff like handmade carpets, jeweller, leather, antiques, and souvenirs. After the long city tour, get back to your hotel rooms and get refreshed. This is the light night of Greece Turkey Delight Tour package, so have a gourmet dinner and enjoy the overnight stay in Istanbul.
The day of the return flight has come. Have breakfast at the hotel and pack your bags. Our tour leader will be there in the hotel lobby to pick you. Load the luggage in our motors and our manager will drop you at the Airport. Have a warm flight. Hope you have an unforgettable trip.
Package Inclusions
- 03 Nights Athens accommodation with daily breakfast
- 02 Nights Mykonos stay with daily buffet breakfast
- 02 Nights stay at Santorini with daily breakfast
- 02 Nights Kusadasi stay with daily breakfast
- 02 Nights Istanbul stay with daily buffet breakfast at the hotel
- Airport transfers in Athens, Kusadasi & Istanbul city by shared AC vehicle
- Return port – hotel – port transfers in Mykonos & Santorini by AC bus
- Return ferry tickets Athens – Mykonos – Santorini – Athens
- Full day Athens city tour with acropolis & museum acropolis by AC bus
- Full day Mykonos city & Island tour by AC bus
- Volcano and Hot Springs Tour with Thirassia in Santorini on SIC
- Ephesus & house of the virgin merry tour at Kusadasi by AC coach
- Half day Bosporus cruise Istanbul with return hotel transfers SIC
- Full day Istanbul city tour covering Blu Mosque & ancient Hippodrome
- Return economy class airfare by Turkish airlines ex- Delhi/Mumbai
Hotel Details
Best Western Candia
Discover the fascinating history of the Greek capital, Athens applauded for rich historical and cultural heritage with the Best Western Candia Hotel an ideal place for the visitors to stay in Athens. The hotel is equipped with top-class amenities and modernize facilities along with friendly and attentive staff. You can also explore the spectacular view of the Athens streets from the terrace of your soundproofing rooms along with the air conditioner, flat-screen T.V., mini fridge, coffee makers and free wifi. The roof garden tempts the heart of endless visitors making it a perfect place to enjoy the hot summer along with the chilly feeling at the roof pools. Enjoy the awe-inspiring view of the moon from the pool creating a perfect atmosphere to spend some adorable moments with your love. Indulge in the delectable taste of a wide variety of Greek Cuisine in the open air making it the remarkable moments of your trip. Walk in its spacious or grand lounge area while observing the pleasant wind on your face.
Petasos Town Hotel
Clutch the ultimate modern luxury in Mykonos at Petasos Town Hotel located on a private peninsula between the well-known beaches of Platis Yialos and Psarou Beach. Grasp the amazing sea views of the Aegean and explore the endless comfort at the Petasos accommodation which is perfectly equipped by Refrigerator, Minibar, room safe, satellite T.V., music, air conditioner and all necessary amenities. Revive your body by the revitalizing therapies and Spa treatments created by the professional and experienced therapist offering more than 60 world class spa treatments making it a lifetime sensual experience. Relax and enjoy sunbathe at exclusive private beach of the Petasos Hotel, swim at the hotel pool will be a perfect choice for the swimming lovers along with exploring the stunning views of Aegean, seize the ultimate experience of sauna and steam bath in Mykonos, catch a warm workout at the hotel fitness center of 120 SQM available with a variety of up to date equipments. Explore everything to form an unforgettable memory with us.
Amelie Santorini
Explore the natural beauty of Santorini with the stunning Amelie hotel situated at just 150 metres from Perissa popular beach in Santorini. This elegant hotel is featured with free wifi, spectacular swimming pools, fascinating poolside bars, massage treatments and its spacious rooms are equipped by traditional stone based beds, air conditioner, flat-screen televisions, safe deposit boxes, mini-fridge and a hair dryer. The hotel is located at a walking distance from its archaeological sites and also the exotic sandy beaches, bars, restaurants and eye-catching supermarkets. Catch the excitement and thrill by exploring fishing, horse riding, snorkelling, hiking etc at the Amelie. Amelie is the perfect choice of the visitors who wish to come back with the magnificent experience of their journey.
Derici Hotel
Explore the iconic four-star hotel in Kusadasi, Derici Hotel offering you the breathtaking views of the city along with top standard amenities. The hotel is featured by exotic beaches, pools separate for adults and children, magnificent spa centres where you can rejuvenate your body, mind and soul and fascinating restaurants and cafe bars where you can perceive your taste buds with the appetizing taste from its variety of cuisine followed by chilled cocktails. Enjoy the fully furnished A.C. rooms equipped by mini bar, LCD T.V., Bathtub, free wifi, separate heaters and electronic safe. Have some fun by playing table tennis, Billiards, revive your soul with the miraculous spa treatment, relax the body by the steam bath, fitness is just one step away in Derici Hotel at their fitness centre. Catch the amazing experience of Greece and Turkey with the wonderful Derici Hotel.
Palazzo Donizetti
Welcome to the superb grandeur in Istanbul, Palazzo Donizetti or we can say opulence which placed in the heart of infinite visitors in a very short period through its historical ambience with golden coverings, spacious and spectacular rooms, friendly and professional staff and its world-class amenities. The hotel is featured by free wifi at a very high speed, spa centre where you can enhance your inner beauty, sun terrace to get relax, flat-screen T.V. and much more so that guest will get more than what they have paid. The hotel is located at a walking distance to Galata Tower, Taksim Square and old city Sultanahmet so that visitors do not miss to explore the popular sightseeing of Istanbul. The fascinating bars of the hotel at the top allures a number of guests to refresh and enjoy their evening. Enjoy the privilege services of Palazzo Donizetti with the Greece and Turkey package.
Greece Turkey Delight Tour Package from India
Make your holidays very special, choose roaming routes. Roaming routes is planning exclusive Greece and Turkey holidays for the last 5 years. We make personalized packages based on your need. Just call us, choose your aboard station i.e. Delhi/Mumbai/Bangalore/Other, and share your needs our experts will plan a perfect Greece and Turkey Package for holidays for your family, friends and groups.
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Although we customize the holiday packages as per your interest; here are some conditions that will be applied at the time of booking or tour package finalization.
- Rooms & Rates are subject to availability at the time of tour package confirmation.
- If the selected hotel is not available at the time of final tour booking; same category hotel will be provided with the same standard.
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Preview Episode 2 – Speccy, C64 or Amstrad?
Which was better – the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC 464 or the Commodore 64?
I asked a bunch of YouTube people, like Gaming Muso, Octav1us, Villordsutch, Nikki and Bunty and Derek Findas. You may find a Jonathan Sothcott in there too!
The 80sNostalgia Podcast launches on 9th June 2019. If you can't wait until then, grab your DeLorean and set course for "The Future."
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One year ago today, the gray sky of the previous day released a storm of sleet and slush. The streets were a patchwork of ice and my driveway was its own dangerous, slippery obstacle course. And still, people came for the second day of shiva. Still, people came for Matt.
My memory of this second day of shiva is just as blurry as the first day. I can't remember most of the day save for the time spent worrying that there wasn't enough ice-melting salt on the front steps. I can't remember what I felt or thought, who I spoke to or what I said. I can't remember if I'd begun to acknowledge this was reality or if I still believed I was playing a role in someone else's tragic story. Given how much I enjoy stories, I suspect the latter is true.
One year ago today, the last of the shiva guests left, the food was cleared from the tables, and our story—mine and Matt's—came to a close.
Every story—fictional or not—is made up of decisions and micro-decisions. Looking back, it's easy to wonder what if—as in, what if we hadn't gone to Duke, what if we'd listened to Hackensack when they'd told us to abandon the poliovirus, what if we'd pushed for a second spinal MRI sooner, what if I'd realized Matt was downing Costco-sized bottles of Advil. I don't dwell in what ifs now—I recognize that our story, with all its twists and turns, won't be changed by asking what if. I know I can't even attempt to write a new story for G, H, and me if I'm trapped in a web of what ifs. But I didn't learn that lesson easily. In the days after—after February 3rd, after the funeral and after the kids went back to school—I did ask what if; and I couldn't stop asking what if. I obsessed over the what ifs, let the guilt of what if consume me. I wondered, in the most irrational of my what if spirals, whether Matt was somehow angry with me.
In the days after, I became sure Matt was angry with me. I told a friend my fear, and cited—as proof of Matt's anger—that as I'd been driving home from somewhere and thinking of all the things I could have done better, a sheet of ice had torn off the top of a truck and crashed into my windshield hard enough to make my car swerve. I told her it was irrefutable proof that Matt was angry. My friend, in all her wisdom, told me no. She said if anything, Matt was angry that I was letting guilt consume me. She said, the ice was a sign that I needed to stop blaming myself and start paying attention to the road in front of me.
The moment she said that, I knew it was true. The Matt I knew, the Matt I married, didn't hold grudges and lay blame, instead he found a way forward—talked his way to the front of the line, into that airplane seat–every time. The Matt I married knew I'd done my best, and my best was all I could do. That day, I stopped asking what if.
When the gray sky finally gave way to sun, G and H returned to school. I tried to return to real life—I picked up the clothes that had been left at the dry cleaner's for months, I bought Valentine's cards for G's and H's classes, I finally sorted through the obscenely large pile of mail that hadn't been touched in too long. It was all that normal I'd been craving for months—only distorted. Overwhelmingly, it felt as if some war had ended; and we were the losers, left to pick up the pieces, to make a life out of the rubble.
For the last year, we (G, H, and I) have been picking up the pieces to rebuild a life out of the rubble, and this project has helped immensely. It has given me a tether to the past when I needed one. It has given me a reason to feel like our story—mine and Matt's— hadn't yet ended when I hadn't been ready to accept that truth. Whether a post took me thirty minutes to write or three hours (depending on the day and the story that needed to be shared), the minutes and hours writing has given me more time with Matt, even if just in my head.
I've known since the beginning of this project that I cannot stay tethered to the past. I don't know that I'm ready to release the tether, but I also don't know if I'll ever be ready. Like I said, the past is safe. The past has Matt, the random boy I met in a club fourteen years ago, the boy I promised to love in sickness and in health, the boy with whom I was in this no matter what. Maybe the truth is that I'll always hold on to that tether in some way, and maybe that's okay. Maybe it's okay, as long as I also give myself the space and time to write new stories. And while the phrase "new stories" will always feel like a betrayal, I also know I wouldn't have the courage to write any stories if it wasn't for Matt—the boy who challenged me and loved me and believed in me with all his heart and soul. The boy who encouraged me to pick up a pen and start writing. Not the contradictions of brain cancer, but the contradictions of love and loss.
There's something bittersweet about writing this final post—and I suspect there will be a different kind of feeling of loss tomorrow morning when I wake up and don't press "publish" to post a one year ago today story. But unlike one year ago today, which was marked by turmoil and uncertainty, the overwhelming feeling I have this morning, in writing this final post, is peace. I have no words left in this story and I don't regret any of the words I've given to this story. If I can get my social media act together, I will try to keep posting Post Hope stories on Instagram (@elainesara)…but I can't promise I'll have anything worthwhile or interesting to say. Everything I wanted to say about our Year of Hope has been said—almost. I have one Year of Hope story left.
After the shiva, after the ice storm had ended, after everyone had gone home and the kids had gone to bed, I took the garbage out to the curb—a job that had always belonged to Matt. The driveway was still a dangerous patchwork of ice and I kept my attention down to avoid slipping. I should have rushed inside out of the cold, but I didn't. For a moment, I paused on the driveway. With no family around, no friends or kids to be strong for, I paused. No cars drove past. The neighbor's lights were off, and it felt as if I was the only person awake in the world. I remember feeling tiny surrounded by all that quiet, empty space, too small and too alone to take on this life that we (Matt and I) had designed for the two of us. I took in a breath and exhaled. As my breath billowed out in front of me, a puff of white on a dark night, I looked up.
Against an ink black sky, that night, I saw a thousand stars. A thousand sparkling stars each perfectly illuminated and brighter than I'd ever seen—brighter than should be possible in the tristate area. In that bitter cold darkness, it felt like magic. It felt like Matt (which is cheesy, but nevertheless true). It felt like a reason to believe in the promise of a bright day.
What is left after hope vanishes? There's gratitude and kindness, friendship and loyalty and love. And also, always, hope. The truth is that the question was inherently flawed, maybe misleading. In this story, hope never truly vanished. It found a way to keep burning, slowly and quietly in the darkest parts of this story. Hope found a way to light up even that darkest night sky.


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Chevy's New 2016 Silverado Sports a New Face: Can It Compete With Ford?
Within hours of Ford unveiling its new Super Duty truck lineup, Chevy retaliated by releasing its face-lifted 2016 Silverado 1500 at the Texas State Fair in Dallas. After playing second banana to Ford's F-Series in the sales department for over three decades, Chevy is hoping that the updates to America's second-best selling vehicle is enough to keep undecided truck buyers away from the Blue Oval's aluminum-plated F-150. Despite being all-new for 2014, Chevy's full-size pickup was put on the defensive by the success of the radical F-150, and now, just two years into the Silverado's lifespan, it's getting significant cosmetic and tech updates to stay competitive.
Gone are the simpler days of Chevy's C/K trucks, and a dozen years between generations. As the $70,000 Ford F-150 Limited shows, most Americans aren't interested in just simple workhorses anymore, they want technologically advanced, luxurious trucks that can double as the family car. And while the '16 Silverado 1500 is mechanically similar to the current truck, Ford's game-changing truck has led the Bowtie Brand to make some quick improvements to keep its truck appealing to these buyers.
For starters, Chevy is following up on its early adoption of 4G LTE WiFi systems into its trucks by introducing a new infotainment system with a seven-inch touchscreen that supports both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Also available: Forward collision alert, lane-departure warning, wireless phone charging, automatic headlight dimming, and a remote locking tailgate. Outside (on range-topping High Country models), the Silverado has retractable running boards that also shift back to give easier access to the bed.
Out front, the new Silverado is noticeably different, ditching the current truck's '80s-style quad headlights for an asymmetrical grille that brings Chevy's trucks closer into line with the styling of its current car lineup. And instead of those traditional lights, the new Silverado is adorned with HID lamps and an array of LEDs. The hood is new too, with impressively sculpted sheetmetal breaking up the truck's flat planes. Chevy calls this "The New Face of Strong," and while it's certainly more muscular than the current truck, we're looking forward to a head-to-head comparison between Chevy and Ford to see which is better: Chevy Strong or Ford Tough.
Under that hood, the 4.3 liter V6 remains the base engine, while the 5.3 liter and range-topping 6.2 liter V8 are still available. With the latter engine, the truck puts its 420 horsepower and 460 pound-feet of torque to good use, as it's able to tow 12,000 pounds of whatever you can throw at it. To make sure that the V8-powered Silverados don't get too thirsty, GM is introducing its fuel economy-minded eight-speed automatic transmission to all 5.3 liter-powered models too, though V6 trucks will stick with the tried-and-true six-speed auto.
Overall, it makes for an even more competitive Silverado. For now, Chevy's big dog is staying all steel, though insiders say that it will follow Ford's lead and will be on an aluminum-intensive diet by the time the next all-new Silverado rolls around in 2019 or so. And with that a few years away (GM is working on $877 million worth of updates for its Flint, Michigan truck plant to prepare), the facelifted Chevy should be more than enough to keep the faithful happy while causing some people to think twice about putting money down on an F-150. Stakes in the full-size pickup game have never been higher, and with Chevy's latest move, it just upped the ante that much more.
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We were together once, part of a crew serving in the DE Navy during World War II, Korea and Vietnam. We were all there. These gallant sailors were with us once, but not long enough. They paid the highest price for peace, part of the terrible cost of war, never to enjoy the fruits of victory.
These brave US Navy and Coast Guard sailors are honored here, with their ships. They are also enshrined in the hearts of all who knew them.
May these noble men rest in peace they so richly deserve, until we all sail together again.
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PhM - Pharmacist Mate
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Halloween is here, and millions of people are busy preparing their scariest/most revealing costumes for a night of devilish debauchery. But… why? Why do kids 'trick-or-treat'? But why do we carve pumpkins? Why do apparently rational adults choose to dress up as sexy crayons?
When you think about it, our Halloween traditions are all pretty weird, and its origins are even weirder. This family-friendly extravaganza is its own Frankenstein's monster – cobbled together from ancient Gaelic festivals and Native American death rites, with a healthy dose of colonialism thrown in for good measure. So, before you leave the land of the living, get to know the real origins of this most frightful of holidays
Halloween, the Early Years
The origins of Halloween can be traced back to the Gaelic Samhain festival, which took place in Ireland and Scotland over 2000 years ago. The original Pagans believed that when the seasons changed, the boundaries between the living world and the afterlife became looser, and rogue spirits would temporarily roam the earth.
The Pagans were a superstitious bunch, and would 'hide in plain sight' by disguising themselves as the undead. Likewise, they would leave food on their doorsteps to appease any frightful ne'er do wells who may be passing by – the origins of today's Halloween costumes and trick-or-treating.
Samhain continued in various forms as Christianity began to spread across the world, 'borrowing' many Pagan traditions as it went. In the 8th century, Pope Gregory III made it official, and established the first All Saints' Day on the 1st of November. This celebration of all things saintly was also known as 'All Hallows Day', making the day before 'All Hallows Eve'.
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Convenient as this may seem, this was likely a political move, intended to replace these ancient Celtic rites with a more respectable Church-sanctioned holiday. As we know, the Christian church is anything if not persistent, and All Hallows Eve was here to stay. With the 'discovery'/brutal colonization of the Americas, European holidays meshed with Native America's undead-oriented traditions, and Halloween as we know it began to take shape.
It was still a celebration of the changing seasons, but the Pagans and Native Americans alike associated this period with fortune-telling, usually in relation to life's two great pillars – death and marriage. The link to death should be fairly self-explanatory, but divination of all kinds has always focused on fertility and partnership. This was before Tinder, after all.
Naturally, the opportunity to wear masks and liaise with mischievous spirits meant that the holiday became associated with malicious pranks and widespread vandalism. There were various attempts throughout the 19th century to strip away the more grotesque elements, but it was only with the 1950s baby boom that celebrations shifted into the classroom and became more family-friendly. Trick-or-treating was now officially endorsed as a means of keeping kids out of trouble. Weirdly, this state-sanctioned begging can be traced back to the medieval practice of 'souling', when masked 'soulers' would go door-to-door begging rich families for 'soulcakes' in exchange for prayers. Basically the same thing as, "give me candy or I'll put a brick through your window," right?
Often, they would carry a lamp made from a candle inside a hollowed-out turnip – supposedly representing a soul trapped in purgatory. As All Hallows Eve shifted to America, people began to use pumpkins as they were more plentiful in the States, and much easier to carve. And, just like that, the iconic orange jack o'lantern was born.
Sex, Death, and Diabetes
So there we have it, Halloween is the bastard child of sacred Pagan rituals and the meddling of the Catholic Church, filtered through the American tradition of sheltering children from anything remotely rebellious.Still, whether it's healthier for a child to indulge in some harmless mischief or dress up as a 'sexy' Donald Trump is yet to be determined…
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When King Street in South Shields was king
The photo of King Street in 1986, posted on the Gazette's Facebook page, certainly caught the imagination, with readers remembering the days when there were 'plenty of good shops, always buzzing, and like a day out'.
Susan Sinclair posted: "Loved it, great memories, shame we can't have King Street as it was", while Cameron Brown said, "it was a great place to shop up to about 10 years ago".
Lynne Owens enthused: "It definitely was a great place to go, plenty of good shops, always buzzing, like a day out, loved it."
However, she went on to say: "Hardly ever go down the town now, only when I need to go to bank, sorry state it's in now."
Louise Tyson said: "It's an embarrassment now", while Tracy Blom asked: "How did it all go wrong, shame because we have the best seafront."
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Christine Young-Brown agreed, saying: "It certainly was a better place to shop then."
Marian Brooks remembers those days: "It had every shop you needed" – "without a doubt" said Kevin Ball.
Yvonne Anderson went online to say: "Bustling shopping centre with a good range of shops", something which Lianne Douglas agrees with, saying "I remember it was always busy and it had loads of shops".
Shalina Ali posted: "Twenty years ago it was the perfect place to shop. I used to go to South Shields King Street from Newcastle to do all my baby shopping, everything was in one place, miss the place." Anne Marie Ferguson got in touch to say: "I was manageress for Carricks, then opposite Woolies, it was aways very busy, we used to get all the day-trippers in during the summer, it was fab."
Talking of Carricks, Michelle Wall said: "Best mince pie and gravy around!"
Ken Cowey took to social media to say: "Just look at the people walking around, no boarded-up shops, no car park fees, no charity shops, a good market, bring back these times, not today's modern South Shields, don't like it one bit."
Jim Hodgson goes on to say: "King Street was a lovely place to shop, and now it is a dump" while Thomas Hind adds: "Lot more choice then."
Eleanor Plant remembers the town having "best market in the area", while Suzanne Allon states: "Loved it when it was like that picture."
Joanne Denham asked Liza Brakner Truscott: "Do you remember King Street like this?", while Karin Craig commented "I luved going to King Street".
Leah Studley described how it "used to be amazing" but added that it's "such a shame ... dump now", which Allison Thornton mirrors, by posting "Loved it then, dump now".
Alan Johnson pointed out: "That was in the days before the MetroCentre and other numerous retail parks and online shopping. Lower car ownership then too."
Julie Craig joined the nostalgic debate, saying: "Great them days, Binns, got my sunbed there in 1981." Paul Bradbury posted: "Remember like it was yesterday,1986.
"I was 18 and started working at the Lloyds Bank branch in the picture. There was about 50 to 60 staff over three floors, and we had a pool table in the attic which the lads all chipped in to buy. On your birthday you would order a massive tray of cakes from Carricks next door for the staff. Worked there about 10 years before moving on to different departments and spent 27 years with the bank until I retired."
What are your memories of King Street and the shops that used to be there?
Did you used to work in the shops that are no longer there, and, if so, what was it like?
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In the past decade, submarine fiber optic cables have connecting millions of Sub-Saharan Africans to the global Internet. Even while the cables were being laid, many doubted that the region would have enough bandwidth demand to support the vast investment. Yet demand continued to grow. In the last few weeks in West Africa, construction of a new system began, an existing system was upgraded and another will be extended.
It does not appear that demand will be easing anytime soon, either, and it appears that video may becomee the leading driver.
The Internet is rapidly becoming the primary delivery method for entertainment, particularly video. In the United States, cable television providers are signing up more Internet subscribers than traditional television subscribers.
In Africa, where traditional television penetration is low, video providers are looking at mobile broadband technology to deliver video on demand to millions of potential customers. Netfilx has announced that it plans to enter the African market in a big way as part of its global expansion, but there are plenty of African companies that are already carving out market share.
Mobile broadband is still somewhat limited in Sub-Saharan Africa, but new products, particularly inexpensive smartphones, are bringing the Internet, and soon Internet video, to many African subscribers.


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An illustration from the "American Qur'an" implies that the 9/11 attacks were Allah's punishment for not accepting Islam (Sura 44:10-12).
44:10 But watch thou (O Muhammad) for the day when the sky will produce visible smoke
44:11 That will envelop the people. This will be a painful torment.
44:12 (Then they will say): Our Lord relieve us of the torment. Lo! we are believers.
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