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Birth date: 7 March, 1913, Friday, Lived: 32450 days = 88 years , Death date: 9 January, 2002, Wednesday
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Friday, February 15, 2008
Meet the 'Anti-Genocide Generation'
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New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman recently devoted one of his columns to the task of labeling my generation "Generation Q - the Quiet Americans."
Friedman acknowledged in his piece that young people today "are not only going abroad to study in record numbers, but they are also going abroad to build homes for the poor in El Salvador in record numbers or volunteering at AIDS clinics in record numbers."
But he chides this generation for being "too quiet, too online, for its own good, and for the country's own good."
However, when I think of the many amazing people with whom I have worked in the Darfur movement, within a student group known as STAND: An Anti-Genocide Coalition, I cannot help but respond with a yelp of astonishment, a cry for help and attention in the media and a shout-out for all these amazing students.
Here's a sampler of the young people you should be reading about far more than Britney Spears or Lindsay Lohan:
* Sunish Oturkar. I have seen this Northeastern University student run a Boston Darfur student group meeting in the midst of a Faneuil Hall dining area with hundreds of the apathetic milling about, munching the latest Quincy Market fare without the slightest notion that history was being made at a nearby cluster of tables. Running rallies for Darfur on his campus or on Boston Common, Sunish is anything but quiet.
* Daniel Millenson. As a Brandeis University junior, he had already been featured in a Wall Street Journal article (July 19, 2006: "Sudan-Divestment Activists Get Act Together") before he was old enough for more typical collegiate activities, like ordering a beer. As executive director of the Sudan Divestment Task Force, he has helped lead more than 20 states to divest their pension fund investments from Sudanese-linked companies in a targeted manner that does not hurt the Sudanese people, while it attacks the central government's ability to finance the genocide.
* Kyoko Takenaka and the students of Newton South High School STAND. Now the regional coordinator for all STAND high school groups in the northeast, Kyoko and friends culminated months of activism last spring with a state radio concert that helped raise more than $20,000 to help refugees through STAND's parent organization, the Genocide-Intervention Network or GI-Net.
How can you stand up with this never-quiet generation of students? How can you help this organization that is the fastest-growing student organization in American history, with more than 700 chapters in North America - all founded following the U.S. congressional declaration of the genocide in 2004?
STAND is holding a Darfur Fast, asking people not to give up eating but to give up one luxury for one day and contribute that money to the DarfurFast fund. This fund, directed by GI-Net, helps protect families trying to eke out a life in squalid refugee camps in Eastern Chad and Western Sudan.
Sadly, many Darfuri women face a kind of Sophie's choice. If they send out men to gather firewood for cooking, the men will be killed. If they go out themselves, while successfully bringing back wood, the women are likely to be raped.
GI-Net's Civilian Protection Program provides fire wood patrols or propane cookers so that families may avoid such awful choices.
Would you give up a grande latte and send your $3 savings to STAND to help protect a woman scavenging for fire wood? Could you stay home from a weekend of skiing and send the savings to GI-Net's Civilian Protection Program?
In James Michener's "Space" there is a passage I'll never forget. During the Dark Ages in Europe, a supernova occurred thousands of light years away that lit up the sky for weeks on end but went unrecorded in all European accounts of the day. We know about that astronomical event because contemporary Chinese scientists recorded it. Michener's message was that a light may blaze in the sky to lead us, but if we don't pay attention, we'll probably miss it.
In the age of mass communication, we should not miss the opportunity to follow the light that is the Anti-Genocide Generation. These young people insist that genocide in Europe, in Africa, in Asia - anywhere it happens - creates for us the responsibility to protect the victims. You can contribute by donating online at www.nustand.org (the Web site of Northeastern University's chapter of STAND) or by sending a check to NUSTAND with DarfurFast in the memo line to Northeastern University, c/o Campus Activities Office, 228 Curry Student Center, Boston, MA 02115.
John Griffith of Essex is an engineering student at Northeastern University interning at Raytheon.
*taken from WWW.AXISOFJUSTICE.ORG
8 comments:
- Genocide Intervention Network said...
For more information on our groups, check out STANDNow.org and GenocideIntervention.net!
- February 19, 2008 at 6:36 AM
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we are waiting for ratm for too many years, and now we have the chance, to listen you guys live!
its just like a dream.....make this dream come true please!
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- February 25, 2008 at 4:47 AM
- CaleVG said...
Como debe ser para un latino .escribir en español como corresponde .. Desde Sudamerica Un continente que ha sufrido de Torturas ,opresión,tiranía ,Dictadores Y todas esas mierdas que hacen que nuestro Gran conti demuestre que la Guerra Va contra Todo eso ..
Sus letras a pesar que estan en ingles .. Fluye con mucha Fuerza en nuestras Cabezas.. Mostrando la Garra y Valentia de Nuestro pueblo ..
Fuerza SUDACA ..ARRIBA RAGE .. TOMEN LA RUTA DEL CHE Y VENGANSE PA'SUDAMERICA ,QUE LOS ESTAMOS ESPERANDO CON MAS FUERZA QUE LOS PAISES DONDE TOCAN ...
Latinoamerica es Un pueblo al sur de estados Unidos ..No olviden eso !!!
Un saludo desde Chile.
- March 4, 2008 at 4:32 PM
- Jalibhoy said...
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that will be my lifetime dream come true
- March 14, 2008 at 10:29 PM
- Sean Ridgeley said...
Come to Canada, specifically the west coast! Or Seattle even would be almost as good. :)
- March 21, 2008 at 11:08 PM
- astaaq said...
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- May 16, 2008 at 10:15 AM
- raymond said...
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- May 20, 2008 at 4:33 PM
- Unknown said...
Mmhmm well, that's great and everything but what I want to know is how can someone who is so broke that they've had only 28 cents in their bank account for as long as they can remember, how can someone like that help in a situation like this?
I mean, I have noooo money (the 28 cent bank account is mine, actually) but that doesn't mean I don't want to help my brothers from other mothers and sisters from other misters over there in Sudan. But how am I to get that aid across the barrier known as the Atlantic Ocean?
You, Mr. Morello, should be able to suggest something (: SO PLEASE DO.
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Also, I used the Driver "vesa" technique to load and install GhostBSD. Now, I'd like to use my Intel Graphics chip (not sure which one it is, will check when I boot into <ugh> Windows). xinput -list didn't detect the touchpad:
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"There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we don't know we don't know."
-- Donald Rumsfeld
The problem with the U.S. government not knowing what it wants to know, as well as worrying that it doesn't know enough to know what it doesn't know, is that said government has the power to try to find out. And when I write "power" I mean resources and motivation that make our government . . . the best that money can buy . . . effectively unstoppable.
In 2005 the New York Times exposed the Bush administration's secret authorization in 2002 allowing the National Security Agency (NSA) to eavesdrop on communications within the U.S. (prior to this order, the NSA was restricted to intercepting overseas communications only).
Despite a huge public outcry and legal action started by the ACLU and the EFF, rather than stopping or even slowing the warrantless wiretapping program the NSA has expanded and accelerated enormously. If you should doubt the seriousness of these intelligence gathering projects consider the NSA's Utah Data Center.
With a $2 billion budget, 1 million square feet of data center, and a claimed storage capacity of a yottabyte, the Utah Data Center will be pushing the envelope of Big Data.
In case you're wondering what a yottabyte might be, a recent Wired article about the Utah Data Center explained, "A yottabyte is a septillion bytes - so large that no one has yet coined a term for the next higher magnitude." If a septillion doesn't help, consider that a yottabyte equals 10 followed by 24 zeros worth of bytes.
To give that figure a bit more perspective, it has been estimated by Cisco that by 2015 the Internet will generate something around 966 exabytes (something less than a zettabyte or 10 to the 21) of data annually. The Utah Data Center will be able to store 1,000 times that volume! And to analyze it and crack encrypted content they have computers that, it is claimed, are capable of exaflop (10 to the 18 floating point operations per second) performance.
This power and capacity combined with the ever expanding surveillance network means that pretty much everything you write, everywhere you go online, every YouTube video you watch, every Facebook posting you make, every cellphone call you make or receive (including from where and to whom and where the recipient is), every text you send and receive, every public place you walk through ... it will all be captured, stored, analyzed, categorized, and filed ... quite possibly forever.
What you should be worried about is -- and I know I've said it before but it bears repeating -- mission creep, the inevitable over-reach by the government when they have control of massive and highly detailed data. Just consider how law enforcement, with the complicity of the cell service providers, has abused cell phone tracking turning tracking into an on-demand, everyday activity.
I'd put money on a future government initiative that will require access into corporate networks to provide deeper monitoring than can be done externally. Hell, that might already be underway! It might and how would you know if it was? It would be something you don't know you don't know.
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Actress Carrie Fisher hospitalized for bipolar episode
Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, was briefly hospitalized due to her bipolar disorder, the actress' spokeswoman said on Tuesday after video emerged of Fisher giving an unusual stage performance.
The video came from a show Fisher gave aboard a cruise ship in the Caribbean last week, according to celebrity website TMZ, which posted the clip.
The clip shows Fisher, 56, singing "Skylark" and "Bridge Over Troubled Waters," at times appearing to struggle to remember the lyrics. Fisher also appears to use paper to clean up after a small dog that shares the stage with her, and then stuffing the paper into a couch behind her.
"There was a medical incident related to Carrie Fisher's bipolar disorder," Fisher's spokeswoman Carol Marshall said in a statement. "She went to the hospital briefly to adjust her medication and is feeling much better now."
The actress has previously discussed her struggle with bipolar disorder. And in her 2009 memoir "Wishful Drinking," she also described her alcoholism and drug abuse.
Fisher is the daughter of Hollywood stars Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher and, aside from starring in the first three "Star Wars" films, wrote the bestselling novel "Postcards from the Edge" about an actress recovering from drug addiction. She wrote the screenplay for a 1990 movie adaptation.
She in recent years had a recurring role on the animated comedy "Family Guy" and has guest starred in a number of other television shows.


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Red Sox forced to settle for doubleheader split with Orioles
BOSTON >> As Jon Lester's great start was wasted by sloppy play in the field and at the plate, fans at Fenway Park let the Red Sox know how they felt with a shower of boos.
Then pinch-hitter Jonathan Herrera changed the sour mood with one bloop, broken-bat single.
Herrera's first career walk off hit with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning Saturday gave Boston a 3-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles in the opener of a day-night doubleheader.
"I was ready. I was taking some swings in the cage," said a smiling Herrera after the Red Sox snapped a three-game losing streak with their sixth win in the last at-bat this season. "I was ready for that at-bat."
The good feelings didn't translate into the second game. Nelson Cruz went a career-best 5 for 5, including a solo home run and a bad-hop single that scored the go-ahead run in the sixth inning, as the Orioles earned the split with a 7-4 victory.
In the first game, after Lester's masterful eight-inning outing resulted in only a 2-2 tie, closer Koji Uehara (4-2) pitched a perfect ninth before manager John Farrell went to his bench.
Pinch-hitter Jonny Gomes legged out a leadoff infield single off reliever T.J. McFarland (1-2). David Ross then bunted Gomes to second before Herrera, hitting for Jackie Bradley Jr., hit a blooper to right that scored a sliding Gomes and snapped Baltimore's four-game winning streak.
"He broke the bat in half. Mac's throwing the ball," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "We didn't have many options there. Mac was our best option."
Stephen Drew hit his first home run since last year's World Series and Lester gave up two unearned runs, struck out seven and walked none while being denied his 10th win.
"Sometimes, for me, Jonny can get a little rattled. He didn't today," Ross said. "He really kept his poise. We didn't play really good behind him. He kept his poise and was a real mature starter today with great stuff."
The Orioles' two runs came on Xander Bogaert's two-out error in the third inning of a game being made up after Friday's game was rained out.
Bogaerts was booed then and later when he struck out three times in an 0-for-4 outing that left him hitless in 27 at-bats. A.J. Pierzynski, filling in at DH with David Ortiz away to attend his daughter's graduation, heard it from the fans with four infield pop outs.
But Lester kept Boston in it as he lowered his ERA to 2.73 in what's been the best year of his career as the lefty heads into possible free agency in the offseason.
"Judging by today, I don't think it was much of a distraction," said Lester, adding that he didn't believe contract talks would reopen soon. "I think both sides, right now, are happy with not talking right now."
Baltimore, which entered the day in first place in the AL East, got a good starting pitching performance from Miguel Gonzalez.
The right-hander, who had struggled in his previous three starts since returning from an oblique injury, allowed two runs one earned and seven hits, striking out six with two walks in eight innings.
"It's a good feeling to be able to go a little bit more than what I've been going," Gonzalez said. "Command-wise it was good."
One of his few mistakes was a first-pitch fastball to Drew that landed in the right field bleachers in the second. Drew, who re-signed with Boston in May, was hitting .136 and hadn't homered since World Series championship clinching win in Game 6.
"I knew it was going to be a little different, not being in this position before," Drew said. "I'm not making excuses, it just takes a little time. It's going to come around."
NOTES: Ortiz was expected back from the Dominican Republic for the second game. . Boston 2B Dustin Pedroia's bad throw in the third was his first error since April 24. ... Farrell said OF Shane Victorino (hamstring, back) could begin another rehabilitation assignment in a few days. . The Orioles planned to recall RHP Kevin Gausman from Triple-A Norfolk to start Sunday's series finale against Jake Peavy.


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Well, last night I went to bed at 11:00 p.m. and set my alarm for 7:30 a.m., hoping to leave the house at 9:30 and get to Fordham for the 10:54 train.
Unfortunately I woke up at 10:00, so I didn't get to shower this morning and I was an hour late to work. This is going to have to stop. I need to be waking up with my alarm in order to keep my life intact. Usually this oversleeping business only happens when I have been using my alarm for a while. I guess I'm just going to have to keep trying for now.
Today I used my June pass on the train. This pass makes so that I pay the same for transportation no matter how many days I go to work. So, I'm considering adding more days of work to my weekly schedule, to increase my income. I'm thinking of working Sundays, but I haven't made it official yet. (I plan to keep my Saturdays so I'll be home for my friends.)


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Planning The Year 2013stevejb68 on August 3, 2013 in Leadership, Program 1 Comment »
I became a scoutmaster in 1981. I went to district and council training and learned that the Boy Scouts should do the planning for their troop's program.Boy Scout Troop 68 began holding a yearly planning conference during the first or second weekend of August. During the last thirty years it has been fun assisting the troop's junior leaders develop their monthly themes and activities. Some activities became yearly traditions. Others did not go very well and were not repeated.
This year's planning session, held today, will have at least one thing different then sessions of the past 30 years. I will not be attending. I have to work Saturday morning and I have a wedding to attend in the afternoon. I am not the scoutmaster anymore so it is probably best that I do not attend, to just step back and let the new leaders lead.
Jim, our current scoutmaster, will not be going into the planning session blind though. He and I were the adult leaders for last year's session so he has a pretty good idea how to conduct one. Most of the Scouts who will be attending have also participated in a planning session, so things should run smoothly.
Jim did make two changes to the planning session this year. The first should not make a difference. He invited all the Boy Scout members of the troop to attend. The reason I do not think it will matter is that we will be lucky if half the 11 current members attend. Hopefully, the junior leaders do attend because this session is part of their job as leaders of the troop.
The second change he made does worry me a little. He invited parents to attend. Now, I realize that not all the parents will show up. They already have events scheduled, I am sure. My concern is that too many parents will attend and mess up the planning process. I am afraid the program could end up being planned by parents and not by the Scouts.
Am I concerned for no real reason? Will the session run smoothly with the parents there? Will any of them even show up? I guess we will know soon.
How does your troop conduct its yearly planning session? Drop a note and share your ideas with us.


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The reason that i am researching my family history is so that i can find out about my father family background. My father James Liddell was born in Scotland in 1940 and passed away at sea on the 31.01.1979 while i was 3mths old and i never got to know him. All i know is that he was one of 8 children to John Liddell and Susan Gilligan. John Liddell was the son of John Liddell and Jessie McKay.
Where does my Liddell Family History start
The earlist members that i have are John Liddell and Sarah Fisken whom i have no information about apart from their son Hodgen Liddell who was born in 1814 they say he was born in England but that i'm not sure about, Hodgen died on the 04.09.1888 in 45 Pollock Street, Govan, Glasgow, Scotland. He married Blair Burnett Scott Thynne who was also known as Maragaret Blair Scott/Thyne. Blair was the daughter of William Thynne and Blair Scott
Census records show that Hodgen living in three different addresses 1841, Tradeston, Glasgow, Scotland,
1851, Pollock Street, Glasgow, Scotland, Occupation Flesher-Poulterer and
1881, 30 Govanhill Street, Glasgow, Scotland, Occupation Butcher.
It is also recorded that in 1871 Hodgen was a Flesher Journeyman. Together Hodgen and Blair had 8 children 4 girls and 4 boys
Blair Scott Liddell b 22.08.1839,
William Thynne Liddell b 20.01.1842,
Robert Liddell b 1843,
Agnes Scott Liddell b 02.04.1849,
Hodgen Liddell b 21.09.1850,
Elizabeth Liddell b 07.06.1852,
Sarah Liddell b 07.01.1855
Hodgen Liddell b 15.08.1861
As far as i know only 4 of the children married and had families of their own, they where Robert, Agnes, Sarah and Hodgen 1861.
If anybody has any family information regarding Blair Scott Liddell, William thynne Liddell, Hodgen Liddell 1850 and Elizabeth Liddell it would be very much appreciated so that i can add it to my Family History and Tree
Looking for information on Mary Hellen/Helen Logan of Scotland
Looking for information on Mary Hellen Logan b 1847 in Stranraer, Wigtown, Scotland who married Robert Liddell b 1843 in Govanbank, Glasgow Scotland.
Together Mary and Robert had 5 children
Mary Liddell b 02.10.1869
Robert Liddell b 08.10.1871
Blair Thyne Liddell b 01.09.1874
John Liddell b 1877
Agnes Liddell b 1879
If anybody has any further information regarding any of the family members above it will be gratefully appreciated
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SAN CRISTOBAL, Venezuela – The battle for Venezuela is being fought as vigorously online as in the streets, with Internet service cut off to a strife-torn university city and the government blocking selected websites and a "walkie-talkie" service widely used by protesters.
Internet connectivity was gradually restored to San Cristobal, capital of the western border state of Tachira, Friday morning after an outage of more than 30 hours that also affected smartphones.
The tense streets smelled like burned trash after another night in which police firing tear gas broke up protests as they had Wednesday night when Internet service was cut.
Public transit was not operating, many street lights were dark and low-flying air force jets buzzed the city.
"It's an abuse!" Jeffrey Guerrero, a flour wholesaler, complained before Internet service was restored. "We've had to find out what's happening in our city from others." He held up his iPhone to show how his Twitter service had halted.
The socialist government later blamed "accidents" and "vandalism" by right-wing groups for the outage.
The current wave of anti-government demonstrations, the fiercest unrest since President Hugo Chavez died last March, began in early February in San Cristobal, home to one private and three public universities.
On Thursday night, the U.S. company Zello told The Associated Press that Venezuela's state-run telecoms company, CANTV, had blocked access to the push-to-talk "walkie-talkie" app for smartphones and computers that has been a hugely popular organizing tool for protesters from Egypt to Ukraine.
Zello supports up to 600 users on a single channel, and company CEO Bill Moore said it became the No. 1 app in Ukraine on Thursday for both the iOS and Android operating systems. In just one day this week, Zello reported more than 150,000 downloads in Venezuela.
Venezuela's information war escalated last week as the government blocked images on Twitter after violence in Caracas claimed three lives amid protests over woes including rampant inflation, food shortages and one of the world's highest murder rates.
The socialist government cemented its near-monopoly on broadcast media during Chavez's 14-year rule, and social media have been crucial for young opposition activists as they organize and exchange information on deaths, injuries and arrests.
Activists also reported a serious nationwide degradation in Internet service provided by CANTV, which handles about 90 per cent of the country's traffic.
Websites blocked included NTN24.com, run by the eponymous Colombia-based regional news network, and online pastebin.com bulletin boards that cyberactivists use to anonymously share information.
President Nicolas Maduro ordered NTN24 removed from the air last week after it broadcast video of a student killed by a gunshot to the head in Caracas.
U.S.-based company Renesys, a top analyzer of global Internet traffic, confirmed the website blocking and service degradation, but said it could not determine if CANTV was decreasing bandwidth.
"I certainly don't know from our data if it is deliberate, although given the context, it seems plausible," said Renesys researcher Doug Madory.
Venezuela's traffic to its close ally Cuba over the ALBA-1 undersea cable, meanwhile, appeared unaffected, he said.
Programmer and cyberactivist Jose Luis Rivas said the Internet went out in most of the city of 600,000 about midnight Wednesday.
Since protests accelerated last week, activists have posted YouTube videos of riot police and National Guard breaking up demonstrations and, they claim, firing at unarmed civilians. Sometimes, the security forces are accompanied by pistol-packing motorcycle gangs of Chavista loyalists.
Rivas said that on Wednesday night, before the Internet went out in San Cristobal, people were live-streaming video of a crackdown by security forces.
Cutting off Internet deprived people of their only access to uncensored information and Rivas said people told him "they felt fear because they were no longer informed."
On Friday, the state news agency AVN quoted Science and Technology Minister Manuel Fernandez as blaming the Internet outage in Tachira on "severing of fiber optic lines by accident in some cases and in others from vandalism."
Hacktivists also have been attacking government websites and Fernandez said Friday in a TV interview that 147 had been defaced or rendered unreachable with denial-of-service attacks, or data-packet floods, over the previous 11 days.
He said many had been restored, but the state television network's site, vtv.gob.ve, remained offline Friday night.
Images, meanwhile, were visible again on Twitter after last week's outage.
Company spokesman Nu Wexler said Thursday that measures which he did not specify were taken to "ensure continuity of service."
Twitter also continued to tweet a workaround that lets users in Venezuela receive tweets on their cellphones via text message.
Government officials have accused "putschists" of spreading disinformation via social networks as part of what they claimed is a co-ordinated campaign to overthrow the government.
Even before the protests, which have claimed at least six lives since Feb. 12, Venezuela had been blocking websites that track the black market rate for the country's currency. For several weeks, that knocked out access to the popular Web address-shortening application Bitly.
Venezuelans who want to reach such sites are increasingly using proxy services, which have long been employed by people in China and Iran to circumvent government censors.
The international director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Danny O'Brien, said he thought Venezuelan net censorship has been "somewhat haphazard and arbitrary."
Nearly half Venezuela's population relies on government-controlled media as their sole information source, the rest on the Internet.
But cutting off Internet is not smart political strategy, said O'Brien.
"I think the important lesson people should learn from these Internet blackouts is that they just throw fuel on the flames of civil unrest."
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News from Africa
Kenyan journalists attacked while covering Kibera clashes
Press Freedom
Kenyan authorities must hold to account soldiers with the General Service Unit, Kenya's paramilitary force, in connection with their reported assault of two journalists on Sunday, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.
Kenyan authorities must hold to account soldiers with the General Service Unit, Kenya's paramilitary force, in connection with their reported assault of two journalists on Sunday, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.
NEW YORK, January 23, 2013/African Press Organization (APO)
Dennis Okeyo, a photographer for theDaily Nation, and John Otanga, a cameraman for Nation TV, said they were attacked by GSU soldiers while they were attempting to cover politically motivated clashes in Kibera, a neighborhood in Nairobi, according to news reports and local journalists. The Daily Nation and Nation TV are a part of the Nation Media Group, a large independent media outlet in Kenya.
Otanga told CPJ that he and Okeyo were prevented from entering Kibera by GSU trucks that were parked to prevent entry and exit into the area. Soldiers had been assigned to patrol the neighborhood after supporters of a defeated parliamentary nominee began to attack locals who had favored the rival nominee, according to news reports.
Otanga told CPJ that when Okeyo showed the GSU soldiers his press card, the soldiers began to beat them with clubs. The soldiers also seized Okeyo's memory card from his camera, and took 2,000 Kenyan shillings (US$23) from him, Okeyo told CPJ.
Otanga sought treatment at a local hospital for a head injury and Okeyo for injuries to his knee and arms, Okeyo told CPJ. The journalist also said that his memory card and money had not been returned and that they had reported the attack to the police.
Police Inspector General David Kimaiyo ordered an investigation into Sunday's attack after Keriako Tobiko, director of public prosecution, wrote an open letter condemning attacks on journalists and demanding a thorough review of the case, according to news reports. Police visited Nation Media Group today to record statements about the attack, Okeyo told CPJ.
GSU officers have attacked journalists in previous months. In December, exiled Somali journalist Muhyadin Ahmed Roble was beaten and robbed by GSU soldiers near his home in Kairokoo, while investigating a grenade attack in the area, Roble told CPJ.
"While we welcome the swift reaction by Kenyan police to investigate this matter, such assaults should never happen in the first place," said CPJ East Africa Consultant Tom Rhodes. "This is not the first time the GSU has blatantly attacked and robbed a journalist in Kenya. Those involved in this attack must be brought to justice, and the property of Dennis Okeyo should be returned immediately."
The Media Council of Kenya released a statement condemning the attack on Okeye and Otanga, and announced the creation of an online portal on which journalists could report abuses of press freedom.
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Employment Revisions...
By PointPark
Much like on ESPN's "SportsCenter," let's go inside the numbers, shall we?
The revisions to the unemployment data over the past six months has been, to say the least, breathtaking. Consider the following:
September 2008 job losses, originally reported as being -159k, were actually -403k after the final revision. That's a total difference of 153% to the downside.
October 2008 was almost as egregious. Originally reported as -240k, the final revision came in at -423k, for a total difference of 76%.
November (-533k to -597k) and December (-524k to -681k) revisions weren't as sharp, but still represented a respective 12% and 30% total change.
January 2009 saw a total revision of 24%, but it's the actual numbers that are the story. Originally, the losses were reported as -598k, but when the dust settled two months later, here in early April, we find out that 741k jobs were shed in January, making the first month of this year the first to lose over 700k jobs since the start of this recession-cum-depression.
If you apply even a conservative percentage of revision, say 30%, to February's (which were suspiciously unchanged in its first revision) and March's numbers, then you would have actual respective losses of 846k and 865k.
Just since September, using the revised and raw numbers we have as of today, the economy has lost a mind-numbing 4.16 million jobs that are never coming back. No magic wand waved or spell cast will change that. They're gone, baby, gone.
Now, adding the 30% revisions to Feb. and March, since September job losses would actually stand at a whopping 4.45 million.
Non-seasonally adjusted U3, BTW, is now 9%, while unadjusted U6 is already 16.2%, which is up from 9.3% a year ago and 10.6% in September.
Coming up, after the break, A-Rod's resurrection is days away. It will be a feat worthy of Jesus.
Hey, Jesus didn't have steroids! Did he?
Seriously, the data from the government is just not trustworthy. John Williams at ShadowStats.com has devoted himself to tracking this data and providing numbers that are consistent with past calculations. What's the point in tracking the data if you change it so that it's not comparable to other timeframes and people can adjust it and tweak it at will?
Mish has also done a great job of reporting on their "birth/death" model and seasonal adjustments. Here's his latest take on today's report: Jobs Contract 15th Straight Month; Unemployment Rate Soars to 8.5%
And the unemployment data is just one of the problem areas. I'd say the largest is in the area of calculating inflation data with hedonistic adjustments and so forth that warp and skew not just inflation data, but also the growth data and the paychecks on which many people live. This is one of the root causes of the bubble and bust! Bad data leads to malinvestment as the distortions grow larger over time, one adding onto the other.
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Cook the Book: Eggs-Any-Style Chilaquiles
Eggs-any-style chilaquiles is perhaps the quintessential Almost Meatless recipe, embodying almost everything authors Joy Manning and Tara Mataraza Desmond stand for—in the kitchen, at least.
It makes the most of eggs as an inexpensive protein source; it's suitable for breakfast, lunch, or dinner; it's customizable (you can cook the eggs any way you like, and you can toast the tortillas in the oven if you don't feel like frying them), and jalapeños, garlic, and shallots provide the bold flavor often lacking in meatless dishes.
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- Yield:4
- Red sauce
- 1 (28-ounce) can whole peeled tomatoes, drained
- 1 medium jalapeño, seeded and coarsely chopped
- 1 small shallot, coarsely chopped
- 2 medium cloves garlic, coarsely chopped
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 1/2 cups dried black beans, cooked, or 1 (15-ounce) can, drained and rinsed
- Chilaquiles
- 1 cup vegetable oil
- 8 (6-inch) corn tortillas
- Salt
- 4 to 8 eggs
- 1 cup crumbled queso fresco or Cotija cheese
- 1/2 cup crema or sour cream
To make the sauce, put the tomatoes, jalapeño, shallot, and garlic in a blender and process until smooth. Heat the btuter in a saute pan over medium heat. Pour the blended mixture into the pan, stir in the black beans, and simmer the sauce for 15 minutes.
To prepare the chilaquiles, heat the oil to 350 degrees F in a deep pot or Dutch oven. Gently lower one or two tortillas into the hot oil with a pair of metal tongs and fry for about 1 minute on each side, until golden. Remove from the oil and transfer to a cooling rack lined with paper towels. Sprinkle with salt. Repeat with the remaining tortillas. (Note: If you would prefer not to fry them, the tortillas can be toasted in a 375-degree F oven for 10-15 minutes.)
Prepare the eggs to order for each serving. Place a tortilla on a plate, ladle about 1/4 cup of the sauce on top, sprinkle with cheese, and add a dollop of crema. Stack a second tortilla on top of that layer, creating another in the same manner. Top with an egg and serve.
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Archdiocese of Central Africa
The Holy Archdiocese of Central Africa is a diocese under the jurisdiction of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria and All Africa. Its territory includes the parishes and missions located in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (the DRC) and the Congolese Republic (Congo-Brazzaville).
The Archdiocese of Central Africa was established in 1958 by the Patriarchate of Alexandria with Archbishop Kyprianos as the first ruling hierarch. He was succeeded by Bp. Nicodemus. In 1977, Bp. Timothy (Kontomeros) became the ruling bishop of the missionary activities of the diocese until his repose in 2003.
In 2003, Archimandrite Ignatios (Madenlidis), who had been a missionary in Kananga for twenty years, was consecrated as the Archbishop of Central Africa. After his resignation in 2010, Archimandrite Nikiforos (Mikragiannanitis) was consecrated on October 24, 2010 and enthroned in the Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas in Kinshasa on December 19, 2010. [1]
Ruling Bishops
- Archbishop Kyprianos 1958 - ?
- Archbishop Nicodemos ? - 1977
- Metropolitan Timothy (Kontomeros) 1977-2003
- Metropolitan Ignatios (Madenlides) 2003-2010
- Archbishop Nikiforos (Mikragiannanitis) 2010-Present
See also
- Chrysostomos Papasarantopoulos, pioneering missionary to Congo.
Further reading
- Demetrios Aslanidis and Monk Damascene Grigoriatis. Apostle to Zaire: The Life & Legacy of Blessed Father Cosmas of Grigoriou. Uncut Mountain Press, 2001. 240pp. ISBN 9789608677814
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text: Messina is the capital of the Italian province of Messina. It is the 3rd largest city on the island of Sicily, and the 13th city of Italy, with a population of more than 240,000 inhabitants in the city proper and about 650,000 in the province. It is located near the northeast corner of Sicily, at the Strait of Messina, opposite Villa San Giovanni on the mainland, has close ties with Reggio Calabria.The city's main resources are its seaports, cruise tourism, commerce, agriculture. The city has been a Roman Catholic Archdiocese and Archimandrite seat since 1548 and is home to a locally important international fair. The city has the University of Messina, founded in 1548 by Ignatius of Loyola.


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This recipe is sure to remind you of your Grandmother's cooking...it's THAT good! This is also a recipe that you'll go back to time and time again...I can definitely see it making a beautiful addition to your Thanksgiving spread this year.
6 cups large diced yellow squash and zucchini
Vegetable oil
1 large onion, chopped
4 tablespoons butter
1/2 cup sour cream (I used mayonnaise instead)
1 teaspoon House seasoning, recipe follows
1/4 cup grated cheddar cheese
1 cup crushed butter crackers (recommended: Ritz) (I had to use bread crumbs)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
In a medium size skillet, saute the onion in butter for 5 minutes. Remove from pan and mix all ingredients together except cracker crumbs. Pour mixture into a buttered casserole dish and top with cracker crumbs. Bake for 25 to 30 minutes.
House Seasoning:
1 cup salt
1/4 cup black pepper
1/4 cup garlic powder
Mix ingredients together and store in an airtight container for up to 6 months.
Yield: 1 1/2 cups


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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Defiant Against Crack Allegations
Ford calls on cops to release video purporting to show him smoking a crack pipe.
Nov. 4, 2013 -- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is doubling down against calls for his resignation amid reports that police have a video showing him smoking crack.
In a whirlwind radio show on Sunday, the embattled mayor apologized for getting drunk in public and said he would try and make sure it didn't happen again.
"I shouldn't have got hammered down at the Danforth [festival]," Ford said on his weekly radio show Sunday, according to Toronto's Globe and Mail newspaper. "If you are going to have a couple drinks, you stay at home. You don't make a public spectacle of yourself."
But Ford did not address the more serious allegation against him, stemming from reports that a video recently procured by police shows him inhaling from a crack pipe. Ford said he could not comment on a video he hadn't seen and called on the police to release the video to the public.
He also said he would not step down from office. Ford was elected in 2010 and said he will serve out his four-year term. "I'll be running the ship even if it's by myself," Ford said on the radio today, according to the Globe and Mail.
Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair said at a news conference last week that police had recovered a deleted video file that matched up with reports that Ford had been recorded inhaling from a pipe.
"That file contains video images which appear to be those images which were previously reported in the press with respect to events that took place," Blair said, according to the CBC.
The video was recovered after police arrested Ford's friend, Alexander Lisi, for drug trafficking. Police then charged Lisi with using extortion to obtain the video.
Existence of the video was first reported in May, when reporters from the website Gawker and the Toronto Star newspaper said they had seen a clip of the video and seen Ford smoking from the pipe. Gawker tried to buy the video at the time but was unsuccessful.
The mayor has called on Toronto police to release the video to the public, but Toronto Police spokesman Mark Bugash said today that police did not have the authority to release evidence. Bugash suggested Ford could apply through the court system for the evidence to be made public.


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Just admit it — there was that one time you watched a reboot and realized it was better than the original. What reboot was it that made you realize that not all reboots are awful blemishes on the face of pop culture?
Please include images, video, clips, pieces of hair or fingernails, whatever will make you feel better about realizing that reboots can be . . . awesome.