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i wanted to return to nairobi. which i knew and was used to. i would try to sleep with the noise of the party was deafening. unfazed by the harsh glare of the lightbulb, the mosquitoes would bite me when i dozed off. one night the clamor was so loud i had no choice but to come out of this torture them into the bar. i stood glumly next my father and mother and the women and men who sat happily chattering. wet wooden tables filled with beer bottles and glasses loomed around me. the sound seemed to rise like a ghostly will from the landscape of the child to be. i looked around and saw the source of the sound, a strange musician, the bugler dressed in a long -- loincloth and a hat. is better potbellied and jolly face were a terrifying sight. he was weaving between the rappers like a black santa without reindeer. i heard the sound again. his cheeks blew up. dizzy gillespie fashion, to an incredible size. it was as though both sides of his face have been hijacked by shining coffee colored soccer balls. i looked in amazement at the two glistening orbs
i wanted to return to nairobi. which i knew and was used to. i would try to sleep with the noise of the party was deafening. unfazed by the harsh glare of the lightbulb, the mosquitoes would bite me when i dozed off. one night the clamor was so loud i had no choice but to come out of this torture them into the bar. i stood glumly next my father and mother and the women and men who sat happily chattering. wet wooden tables filled with beer bottles and glasses loomed around me. the sound seemed...
News : ALJAZAM : November 17, 2014 6:00am-6:31am EST
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out cry in nairobi over the public stripping of a woman last week and she was attacked at a bus stop for wearing a mini skirt. plus thousands of people gather to see india's prime minister at a rally in australia. ♪ hello, we begin in columbia where the government has suspended on going peace talks with farc rebels and a search for the general and two other men. they were abducted on sunday in the northern province of choco traveling by boat on the river. the general and others reportedly confronted an farc brigade near the capitol and latin america editor has this report. >> reporter: the war between the colombian government and farc rebels is one of the longest conflicts in the world, peace negotiations announced by the president santos in 2012 promised the chance of peace but two years later there is no agreement and now the kidnaps of an army general has led to the government suspending the talks altogether and the general walked into farc controlled territory wearing civilian clothing. >> unless they release the general the peace process is going to be suspended. so we need to
out cry in nairobi over the public stripping of a woman last week and she was attacked at a bus stop for wearing a mini skirt. plus thousands of people gather to see india's prime minister at a rally in australia. ♪ hello, we begin in columbia where the government has suspended on going peace talks with farc rebels and a search for the general and two other men. they were abducted on sunday in the northern province of choco traveling by boat on the river. the general and others reportedly...
News : ALJAZAM : November 22, 2014 2:00pm-2:31pm EST
the bus had been traveling towards nairobi when it was ambushed. it's believed there were about ten gunmen. police say they're now trying to track them down. >> we continue to make inroads to make sure that we bring to justice those responsible. >>reporter: al shabab said it carried out the attack in revenge for attacks on mosques. >> they're the ones who closed the mosques. this is a war between muslims and nonbelievers. we're told to fight nonbelievers. they should withdraw their troops from somolia if they want peace. >>reporter: kenya has suffered a series of deadly attacks since it sent troops into somolia in 2011. the assault on the westgate shopping mall in 2013 resulted in the death of 37 people. late on saturday, the bodies of those who died in the latest attack were flown by military aircraft to nairobi. at the airport gates, relatives waited to receive the dead and others waited for those they hoped had survived. >>> fighters from boko haram -- there are reports up to 50 people have been killed, many of whom are believed to be farmers. t
the bus had been traveling towards nairobi when it was ambushed. it's believed there were about ten gunmen. police say they're now trying to track them down. >> we continue to make inroads to make sure that we bring to justice those responsible. >>reporter: al shabab said it carried out the attack in revenge for attacks on mosques. >> they're the ones who closed the mosques. this is a war between muslims and nonbelievers. we're told to fight nonbelievers. they should withdraw...
out cry in nairobi over the public stripping of a woman last week and she was attacked at a bus stop for wearing a mini skirt. plus thousands of people gather to see
. >> the bus had been travelling to nairobi, and was ambushed near the town of mandera. >> it's believed there were about 10 gunmen. kenyan police are trying to track them down. >> they fled towards the boarder. >> the kenyan government said it was determined to bring them to justice. >> we can confirm some offensive had been taken. they have been identified where they came from, and they continue to make inroads to make sure that they bring to justice those responsible. >> the islamic group said it carried out the attack for revenge on a number of raids in security forces. during the raids one man was shot dead. 300 arrested. after police said the mosques were used to recruit fighters and store weapons. >> they are the ones that closed the mosketss in mombassa. the -- mosques in mombassa. this is a war between muslims and non-believers, god tells us to fight non-believers, if they want peace, they should withdraw troops from somalia. >> kenya suffered a series of deadly attacks, since sending troops into somalia in 2011, as part of a force to bolster the u.n. backed government. >> the a
. >> the bus had been travelling to nairobi, and was ambushed near the town of mandera. >> it's believed there were about 10 gunmen. kenyan police are trying to track them down. >> they fled towards the boarder. >> the kenyan government said it was determined to bring them to justice. >> we can confirm some offensive had been taken. they have been identified where they came from, and they continue to make inroads to make sure that they bring to justice those...
nairobi. >>> linked to al shabaab mosques. the police chief says a 20-year-old man was shot dead as he tried to slow a grenade at officers. al shabaab fighters attacked the webcaswefghtweswestgate shoppin. >>> more from the capital of burkina faso capital ouagadougo. >> people likes christophe bagre says he is releafd and pleasantly surprised that the army turned over power to a civilian. >> i think he's going to lead the transition, like many are hoping. we wish him the best. >> burkina faso is a poor country. people here have high expectations. they normally they want limb to improve the economy to create jobs and build better health care facilities. the ebola outbreak in mali is another concern for some. >> translator: mali's just next door an ebola is there. our hope is that the government will be formed quickly so they put in place measures to stop ebola from coming here. >> he still has to appoint aprime minister. the job has to go to a civilian or a soldier. some political analysts say they won't be surprised if it's th
nairobi. >>> linked to al shabaab mosques. the police chief says a 20-year-old man was shot dead as he tried to slow a grenade at officers. al shabaab fighters attacked the webcaswefghtweswestgate shoppin. >>> more from the capital of burkina faso capital ouagadougo. >> people likes christophe bagre says he is releafd and pleasantly surprised that the army turned over power to a civilian. >> i think he's going to lead the transition, like many are hoping. we wish...
the bus was traveling to nairobi. harry smith has this report. >> reporter: witnesses say that the victims were forced from the bus at gunpoint. they were ordered to read passes from the qur'an to separate out the non-muslims who were forced to lie down before being shot in the head one by one at point blank range. 60 passengers were on board. 28 were killed. 911 women and 19 men. the attack happened near the kenyan border near somalia. the bus was traveling to the capitol of nairobi. it's believed there were about ten gunmen, kenyan police say they're trying to track them down. >> the kenyan government said it was determined to bring them to justice. >> they have been identified credit they come from, and we continue to make inroads to make sure that we bring to news those responsible. >> the islamic group al-shabab said that they carried out the attack in revenge for a number of raids by security forces on mosques. during the raids one man was shot dead, and more than 300 arrested after police said the mosques were
the bus was traveling to nairobi. harry smith has this report. >> reporter: witnesses say that the victims were forced from the bus at gunpoint. they were ordered to read passes from the qur'an to separate out the non-muslims who were forced to lie down before being shot in the head one by one at point blank range. 60 passengers were on board. 28 were killed. 911 women and 19 men. the attack happened near the kenyan border near somalia. the bus was traveling to the capitol of nairobi....
giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. ♪ hello again the top stories on al jazeera, diplomates trying to remain up beat over agreement of nuclear program and they have until midnight local time, just under 12 hours to strike a deal of talks in vienna. kurdish forces backed by iraqi troops and maysha have taken two towns under isil control northeast of baghdad. and more storms forecast in morocco after torrential rain caused floods and at least 31 died and others missing and feared drowned. when the long serving president fasso stayed in office protesters made voices heard and forced him to resign and flee to neighbor i neighboring ivory coast and people hope the new transitional government will hope freedom of speech to flourish and we report from the capitol. >> reporter: rap artist smoky had to put his feelings into words. his song describes what happened in o
giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. ♪ hello again the top stories on al jazeera, diplomates trying to remain up beat over agreement of nuclear program and they have until midnight local time, just under 12 hours to...
the bus had been traveling towards the capitol, nairobi ambushed near the town of mandera. it's believed there were about 10 gunmen. police sies they are trying to track them down. >> with a heavy hand. between kenya and somalia. the kenyan government said it was determined to bring them to justice. >> they can categorically confirm they have been taken, they have been identified where they came from and continue to make inroads to make sure that we bring to justice those responsible. the islamic group, al shaboaab, during the raids, one was shot dead and more than 300 arrested after police said the mosques were being used to recruit fighters and stole weapons. >> they are the whoundz closed the mosque did in mombasa. the ones we killed worked for the kenyan government. this is a war between muslims and non-believers. god tells us to fight non-believers. if they want peace, they should withdraw their troops from somalia. >> kenya has suffered a series of deadly attacks since it sent troops into somalia in 2011. it's part of an african union force to bolster the u.n.-backed
the bus had been traveling towards the capitol, nairobi ambushed near the town of mandera. it's believed there were about 10 gunmen. police sies they are trying to track them down. >> with a heavy hand. between kenya and somalia. the kenyan government said it was determined to bring them to justice. >> they can categorically confirm they have been taken, they have been identified where they came from and continue to make inroads to make sure that we bring to justice those...
nairobi. >> men demanded the, protest was treated by the stripping of a woman last week by men who say she was dressed offensively. since then, two other women are said to have been undressed in public by rowdy men. one of the incidents happened, the police are under pressure to make arrests but the woman who was assaulted has not filed a report yet. and other formal complaints investigators don't have much to go with. >> probably traumatized right now. she went through a lot of humiliation. now we are trying to bring her out by doing such things we are supporting her, actually, the campaign is my dress my choice because her dress was ripped off from her. >> based on how an african woman should dress taken center stage. took to the street in protest, they say women must not dress pro vok tifl. at some point the -- pro vok provocatively. each trying to get their points across. >> we women must dress different and on the other side, other women say their right to dress however they want must be respected. >> even away, the nudity is not my choice to counter the pro-women's campaign, wome
nairobi. >> men demanded the, protest was treated by the stripping of a woman last week by men who say she was dressed offensively. since then, two other women are said to have been undressed in public by rowdy men. one of the incidents happened, the police are under pressure to make arrests but the woman who was assaulted has not filed a report yet. and other formal complaints investigators don't have much to go with. >> probably traumatized right now. she went through a lot of...
News : ALJAZAM : November 22, 2014 10:00am-11:01am EST
the bus was on its way to nairobi. the witnesses speak of gunmen ordering passengers off the bus and speaking to them to find out who was muslim. 19 men and nine women were killed. >> the security team will be able to carry out a major operation. >> well, you have spoken with al-shabab or it's representative, at least, who exactly did you speak to, and what did they have to say? >> i spoke to the official spokesman, who told me that they did attack the bus in the early hours of the day. there were 60 passengers on board the bus, all of them civilians. >> what we did was for revenge. they were attacked in places of worship and in their homes the duty of every muslim, they invaded our muslim land and killed innocent muslims. that's the reason for the attack. >> we know there were passengers who were shot in the back of the head. we know that al-shabab did shoot them. >> we separate the muslims from the non-believers. we killed the non-believers. we did not touch the muslims because they are the ones we're fighting for. t
the bus was on its way to nairobi. the witnesses speak of gunmen ordering passengers off the bus and speaking to them to find out who was muslim. 19 men and nine women were killed. >> the security team will be able to carry out a major operation. >> well, you have spoken with al-shabab or it's representative, at least, who exactly did you speak to, and what did they have to say? >> i spoke to the official spokesman, who told me that they did attack the bus in the early hours...
News : ALJAZAM : November 7, 2014 6:00pm-7:01pm EST
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> we are just learning that three suspects in mexico have confessed to killing dozens of students that have been missing since september. police recovered six bags of unidentified human remains. and are testing the dna. 43 students were last season being taken away by police in a city in southern mexico sparking wide protest. rachel levin, what do we know about these confessions? >> with the, it was a chilling press conference where they showed parts of taped confessions from these suspects where they describe in very much cold blood the way that they had these students arrive. they put them in trucks. they shipped them off to a dumpster. several of them were dead upon arrival. then they proceeded to kill the rest of the group. suffocating as much. they line them up on the ground and then they burned them. the fire lasted from midnight to three the next day. and after that th
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> we are just learning that three suspects in mexico have confessed to killing dozens of students that have been missing since september. police recovered six bags of unidentified human remains. and are testing the dna. 43 students...
America Tonight : ALJAZAM : November 12, 2014 9:00pm-10:01pm EST
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> they call it africa's joint. big news from nigeria. the nigerian president goodluck jonathan has big ambitions. he has said that he will run in next year's general election. how this election could impact the united states. it was an announcement nigerians. were expecting. >> of reception to present myself. >> reporter: at a political rally at the capital on tuesday, president goodluck jonathan tolls the people he will run in next year's presidential elections. africa's most populace nation, not because of its growing wealth as an oil producing country, back in april there was outrage of the kidnapping of nearly 300 school girls. >> we have to deal with the rave of insurgency. >> president goodluck jonathan promised to fight boko haram. president obama's relationship with nigeria has focused primarily on strengthening trade ties. amidst a turn by africa towards china. niger
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> they call it africa's joint. big news from nigeria. the nigerian president goodluck jonathan has big ambitions. he has said that he will run in next year's general election. how this election could impact the united states. it was...
Global Poverty : CSPAN : November 27, 2014 4:35pm-5:36pm EST
year 3 million people living in the slums in nairobi. you have almost 2,000,000 people. these are places which are known for the on safety places. there is no infrastructure, the market says no way are we ever going to go into these places. the charities say, these people need toilets. but what do you do with the waste, who would ever want to go there? or people do is defecate in a plastic bag or paper and throw it. so that is there for everybody to get sick. this is where the millennium is so amazing, if you look at that problem for a market perspective, from a solution perspective based on dignity. they said, okay. let's create a toilet that people really want to go to. that is a technical thing to separated, and never smells, you clean after use, you pay five shillings for an adult two per kid. that turns into a fertiliser. the idea is that you will go onto the market. building a new market for human organic fertiliser is going to be __ >> sounds turkey. >> turkey deal. we're getting now __ 300 toilets are open running. if this thing works, and it may take 10 years, w
year 3 million people living in the slums in nairobi. you have almost 2,000,000 people. these are places which are known for the on safety places. there is no infrastructure, the market says no way are we ever going to go into these places. the charities say, these people need toilets. but what do you do with the waste, who would ever want to go there? or people do is defecate in a plastic bag or paper and throw it. so that is there for everybody to get sick. this is where the millennium is so...
America Tonight : ALJAZAM : November 13, 2014 4:00am-5:01am EST
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> that's selma adams taking her oath of office. marking the first time in history that 100 women are serving in congress. also one of african american women serving on the hill. that doesn't make up equal representation. women make up 50% of the population but only one fifth congress . libby casey reporting. >> what a night! we did it! >> and our problems aren't just going to go away on their own. but we can overcome them. >> it's been almost 100 years, 1917, to be precise, since the election of the first congresswoman, jeanette rankin, from montana. she says, i might be the first woman in congress but i won't be the last. but it has been a relative trickle. >> the vestiges of the all male club that still exists here. recently, it was no women's bathroom off the house floor. we've been changing that for decades now, and although progress has been slow, i think sometimes you k
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> that's selma adams taking her oath of office. marking the first time in history that 100 women are serving in congress. also one of african american women serving on the hill. that doesn't make up equal representation. women make...
CNNI Simulcast : CNNW : November 22, 2014 2:00am-3:01am PST
authorities say a bus was headed to nairobi with 60 people on board today when it was ambushed. >>> a congressional report finds no intelligence failure prior to the 2012 attack on the u.s. compound in benghazi. also saying there was no standdown order to the cia operatives but does mention there was weak security overall and the way that the cia wrote some talking point was in fact flawed. >>> president obama and michael brown's family are urging for calm in ferguson, missouri when a grand jury makes its decision expected any day now. brown was the unarmed black teenager shot to death by a white police officer. that was back in august. the grand jury is deciding if it will charge the officer with a crime. there have been dozens of protesters since the teenager's death. >>> well benjamin crump, a brown family attorney says the waiting game has been a huge emotional roller coaster fer the family. he tells anderson cooper what's next if the grand jury does not charge officer darren wilson with a crime. >> obviously if the grand jury decides to indict the course of action is clear. if th
authorities say a bus was headed to nairobi with 60 people on board today when it was ambushed. >>> a congressional report finds no intelligence failure prior to the 2012 attack on the u.s. compound in benghazi. also saying there was no standdown order to the cia operatives but does mention there was weak security overall and the way that the cia wrote some talking point was in fact flawed. >>> president obama and michael brown's family are urging for calm in ferguson,...
Real Money With Ali Velshi : ALJAZAM : November 12, 2014 7:00pm-8:01pm EST
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> six big global banks are paying more than $4 billion in penalties for rigging the enormous market where foreign currency is traded. it follows a yearlong regulation by regulators in britain, the united states and switzerland. the bangs are yp morgan chase, bank of america and citigroup. the royal bank of scotland as well as switzerland's ubs. regulators say traders used chat rooms with names like "the three musketeers" to secure profits for themselves. the u.s. authorities are continuing trade investigation. >>> it has an impact on what the rest of us pay when we travel, it means your stronger daughter buys more croissants in france, and it could mean a profit or a loss when selling products in other countries. but the foreign exchange or the four x market remains a mystery to many of us, so we asked mary snow to explain how it works. >> whether it's dollars, euros, or yen,
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> six big global banks are paying more than $4 billion in penalties for rigging the enormous market where foreign currency is traded. it follows a yearlong regulation by regulators in britain, the united states and switzerland. the...
it was headed to nairobi with 60 people on board when gunman boarded the bus and attacked those 28 people. >>> well, coming up, world leaders pelead e leaders push for a deal with iran. trying to come to an agreement on the country's nuclear program. >>> and mexico's president tries to take away the tension over the death of the 43 college students. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, everyone. world leaders don't have much time to reach a deal with iran on their nuclear program. serious gaps remain in the talks. iran and six world powers have until monday, two days from now, to come to an agreement. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said leaders will only approve a deal that cuts off iran's path to nuclear weapons. that's a sticking point. nic robertson joins me life from vienna, austria. the secretary of state and iran's foreign minister sat down and hammered out a deal on friday, is that a good sign other a bad sign? >> reporter: it's a sign that -- that they're both here and they're both still talking. and really that's about the best indication that we're getting from the talks a
it was headed to nairobi with 60 people on board when gunman boarded the bus and attacked those 28 people. >>> well, coming up, world leaders pelead e leaders push for a deal with iran. trying to come to an agreement on the country's nuclear program. >>> and mexico's president tries to take away the tension over the death of the 43 college students. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, everyone. world leaders don't have much time to reach a deal with iran on their...
News : ALJAZAM : November 22, 2014 12:00pm-12:31pm EST
the bus was traveling to nairo nairobi. the gunmen ordered the passengers off the pus, an bus, and talked to them to find out who was muslim. the police say 19 men and 9 women were killed. if you want to find out more about that story here at al jazeera you can always go to the website www.aljazeera.com to get the very latest. >> born as one gender and living another. >> we're going ebbs floo explore. i'm phil torres. tonight sharks. both people avoid sharks. we're out to meet them. tag them. learn all about this pep. >> sharks don't eat people. >> five days and nights at sea on our especially rigged shark laboratory. exhort research is next. lindsay moran is an ex-c.i.a. operative, and dr. shay is an engineer, and dr. crystal dilworth is a scientist. that's our team. >> hello, welcome to techno. i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran, dr. shay somora and dr. dilworth. i just got back with an exciting week of my life, and it was all for science. with you jump on an one-ton tiger shark? well, that's the opportunity i got to
the bus was traveling to nairo nairobi. the gunmen ordered the passengers off the pus, an bus, and talked to them to find out who was muslim. the police say 19 men and 9 women were killed. if you want to find out more about that story here at al jazeera you can always go to the website www.aljazeera.com to get the very latest. >> born as one gender and living another. >> we're going ebbs floo explore. i'm phil torres. tonight sharks. both people avoid sharks. we're out to meet them....
the bus was on its way to nairobi. the >> al-shabab claimed responsibility for the passenger shootings. >> a reporter with the standard newspaper told al jazeera the area is proximity to the border makes it vulnerable to attack. >> it is along the border. >> there are reports of heavy fighting between houthies and alqaida in the yemeni city. houthi rebels deny the claim. we have the latest. >> reporter: the situation remains tense in the province. al-qaeda has killed 12 houthi fighters. the houthi say they're determined to expand into al quite. they continue to recruit tribesmen for the quite against the houthi. the houthi has sent reinforcements to the area saying they're determined to prevent al-qaeda from seizing the oil operations. >> people in bahrain are voting in the first parliamentary election since the crackdown. but opposition says that the government has failed to address any of the grievances that sparked the unrest. >> they are competing for 40 seats in bahrain's parliament election. around 70% of the sun
the bus was on its way to nairobi. the >> al-shabab claimed responsibility for the passenger shootings. >> a reporter with the standard newspaper told al jazeera the area is proximity to the border makes it vulnerable to attack. >> it is along the border. >> there are reports of heavy fighting between houthies and alqaida in the yemeni city. houthi rebels deny the claim. we have the latest. >> reporter: the situation remains tense in the province. al-qaeda has...
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> an armed group in sinai said that it killed 30 troops in sinai last month and threatens more attacks. also coming up, a shelling kills six civilians in. >> an armed group hyped the killing of 30 soldiers in northern egypt has released a video pledging allegiance to isil. the footage shows the attacks in the sinai peninsula last month. and it threats more violence unless showcasing what it buil build billed as a triumph. al jazeera cannot verify the authenticity but it shows the attack last month that killed 30 soldiers. >> we tell you that the war has yet to begin. >> they have taken up arms in response to the campaign to forcebly move people from the sinai. hundreds of families have had their houses demolished. many of them remain homeless. many believe the buffer zone is needed to combat what it calls terrorism. but the attacks against the army as well as other acts of vi
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> an armed group in sinai said that it killed 30 troops in sinai last month and threatens more attacks. also coming up, a shelling kills six civilians in. >> an armed group hyped the killing of 30 soldiers in northern egypt has...
America Tonight : ALJAZAM : November 21, 2014 12:00am-1:01am EST
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> we're following stories of people who died in the desert. >> the borderland marathon. >> no one's prepared for this journey. >> experience al jazeera america's critically acclaimed original series from the beginning. >> experiencing it has changed me completely. >> follow the journey as six americans face the immigration debate up close and personal. >> it's heartbreaking. >> i'm the enemy. >> i'm really pissed off. >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> it's insane. >> the borderland thanksgiving day marathon. on al jazeera america. the hour. >> we follow up on the president's sweeping action on immigration. in many parts of this country, the debate over undocumented immigrants is mostly centered on how to get rid of them. >> used to be the case in kansas city missouri. day laborers once swarmed the city's street. then change came from an unexpected source. america t
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> we're following stories of people who died in the desert. >> the borderland marathon. >> no one's prepared for this journey. >> experience al jazeera america's critically acclaimed original series from the...
late on saturday the bodies of those who died in the latest attack were flown by military aircraft in nairobi. at the airport gates relatives waited to see the dead. others waited for news of those they hoped had survived >>> bolivia is one of the largest producers of coca, a plant used to produce cocaine. the government tried to control production after kicking the drug force agency out in 2008. we see how the programme is working. >> reporter: this person farmed this land in bolivia since inheriting it. she is proud of her bountiful and diverse crops. it is this one, concentrated on 1600 square meters of her land that is her favourite. this is coca, the leaf used for medicinal and spiritual purpose, and is the raw material of cocaine. it has been at the center of a controversy for bolivia and international drug enforcement agencies for year. the drug agency has in force an aggressive and violent campaign, claiming the coca was sold to make cocaine. >> translation: until president evo morales, a former leader of the coca growers union kict d.e.a. out in 1978. >> translation: the d.e.a. wante
late on saturday the bodies of those who died in the latest attack were flown by military aircraft in nairobi. at the airport gates relatives waited to see the dead. others waited for news of those they hoped had survived >>> bolivia is one of the largest producers of coca, a plant used to produce cocaine. the government tried to control production after kicking the drug force agency out in 2008. we see how the programme is working. >> reporter: this person farmed this land in...
late on society the bodies of those that died in the latest attack were flown by military aircraft to nairobi. at the airport gates relatives wait to receive the dead. others waited for news of those they hoped had survived. >> you're with al jazeera. still to come on the programme. >> people are reverse engineering the drones, and applying it in a different way. >> taking off in india. how businessmen are hoping to sell drone technology in many different ways. >> and the city in which the chinese government plans to transform. are ethnic values being demolished too? >> it's heartbreaking. >> i'm the enemy. >> i'm really pissed off. >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> it's insane. >> the borderland thanksgiving day marathon. on al jazeera america. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >>> welcome back. i'm shiulie goch. the top stories on al jazeera - polls are open in tunisia for the first presidential electi
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Cavuto on Business : FOXNEWSW : November 22, 2014 7:30am-8:01am PST
the bus was traveling to nairobi when it was hijacked. among the dead, 19 men and nine women. the al qaeda-linked group says the attack was retaliation. western new york dealing with the after math of the historic snowfall. it dumped at least seven feet of snow. at least 12 people died and more than 30 major roof collapses reported. the snow ended yesterday. rain is expected this weekend along with higher temperatures raising flooding concerns. the state is sending pumps, boats and helicopters to the area. now, back to cavuto on business. >>> all right. you have to wonder sometimes what's in the keystone pipeline the white house appears to be smoking. not everyone. the head of republicans making it first order of business in the new congress. it is actually the democratic congress. of course, both sides agreeing to vote on this, yet again, coming up one vote short. the president arguing the jobs gain here wouldn't be nearly what both sides are talking about. they would be, at best, a fraction of that. it wouldn't be that good because they would be part time to temporary jobs.
the bus was traveling to nairobi when it was hijacked. among the dead, 19 men and nine women. the al qaeda-linked group says the attack was retaliation. western new york dealing with the after math of the historic snowfall. it dumped at least seven feet of snow. at least 12 people died and more than 30 major roof collapses reported. the snow ended yesterday. rain is expected this weekend along with higher temperatures raising flooding concerns. the state is sending pumps, boats and helicopters...
joining us from nairobi, thank you for being with us. when you say there has been a shortfall in aid, why is that right now? >> well, i think the main reason is because the world is facing so many humanitarian crisis of such scale and complexity that the humanitarian needs worldwide are just outstripping the aids that is the humanitarian systems that are available to meet them. there is this growing gap between the ever increasing humanitarian needs and resources that the donors have available to contribute to agencies like wsp. while a lot of resources are going into syria to south sudan, south africa rebel, the ebola effected countries, you see places like the refugee camps in kenya at this point is not being met. >> you're announcing rations that are very important, very vital to half a million hungry refugees in kenya are going to be cut in half. how else is the shortfall going to affect these refugees then? >> well, we're concerned that over an extended period of time if the rations can't go back to full size, that it could lead to
joining us from nairobi, thank you for being with us. when you say there has been a shortfall in aid, why is that right now? >> well, i think the main reason is because the world is facing so many humanitarian crisis of such scale and complexity that the humanitarian needs worldwide are just outstripping the aids that is the humanitarian systems that are available to meet them. there is this growing gap between the ever increasing humanitarian needs and resources that the donors have...
katherine soy has more from nairobi. >> reporter: they take their frustrations to the streets. women wearing short cloths and carrying placards, they are demands getting their their right to dress however they choose be respected. this protest is triggered by the stripping of a woman last week by men who say she was dressed offensively. since then two more women are also said to have been undress third degree public lie rowdy men. so here the women march to a bus station, where one of the incidents happened. the police are under pressure to make arrests. but the woman who was assaulted has not filed a report yesterday and without a former complaint investigators don't have much to go with. she went through a lot of humiliation, now we are trying to bring her out. by doing such things. we are supporting her actually, the complaint is my dress, my choice, her dress was ripped off her back. >> reporter: the debate has taken center stage, scores of mena posed to the pro women campaign also took to the street in frost. they say that women must not dress provocatively. at some point
katherine soy has more from nairobi. >> reporter: they take their frustrations to the streets. women wearing short cloths and carrying placards, they are demands getting their their right to dress however they choose be respected. this protest is triggered by the stripping of a woman last week by men who say she was dressed offensively. since then two more women are also said to have been undress third degree public lie rowdy men. so here the women march to a bus station, where one of the...
CBS Evening News : KPIX : November 22, 2014 6:00pm-6:31pm PST
another attack by the terror group al-shabaab claimed 28 more lives in nairobi today. 19 men and nine women were dragged off a bus and executed for reportedly not being able to recite an islamic creed. the white house has condemned the attacks. secretary of state john kerry says, "big gaps" remain in the effort to wrawp the deal with iran over its nuclear program before a monday deadline. the talks are taking place in vienna, austria, and that's where margaret brennan joins us from now. margaret what, is on the table? >> reporter: jim, the u.s. and other world powers here are willing to gradually suspend their economic sanctions on iran if it agrees to further slow down its nuclear program. but iran wants all of the sanctions lifted immediately, and it's not willing to completely give up the components that could be used in a bomb. >> axelrod: so it sounds like the two sides are still very far apart. >> reporter: that's right. diplomats say it will be virtually impossible to reach a complete deal by the monday deadline, and as this is one of the president obama's top foreign policy go
another attack by the terror group al-shabaab claimed 28 more lives in nairobi today. 19 men and nine women were dragged off a bus and executed for reportedly not being able to recite an islamic creed. the white house has condemned the attacks. secretary of state john kerry says, "big gaps" remain in the effort to wrawp the deal with iran over its nuclear program before a monday deadline. the talks are taking place in vienna, austria, and that's where margaret brennan joins us from...
responsibility, but boko haram has carried out a number of attacks this week >>> a woman's group in nairobi is demonstrating over the public stripping of a woman last week. the assault was captured on a video which wept viral. she was attacked by a group of men after being accused of wearing a miniskirt and tempting the men. tell us about the protests that are going on, who is protesting, and what are they hoping to achieve. >> people here in kenya are outraged about what happened monday night. the women are here, men are protesting. sol of them are wearing membershipy skirts. they are holding it up saying it's their choice of what they wear. they are about to read a statement, a press statement, and a petition to the president, director of public prosecutions. the police commissioner saying that this han - after this, they are going to march downtown to the... >> i'm afraid we have lost katherine sawyer midway. hopefully we'll have more later on much >>> the united states will screen passengers travelling from mali. starting on monday, 15-20 passengers will arriving. the world health organ
responsibility, but boko haram has carried out a number of attacks this week >>> a woman's group in nairobi is demonstrating over the public stripping of a woman last week. the assault was captured on a video which wept viral. she was attacked by a group of men after being accused of wearing a miniskirt and tempting the men. tell us about the protests that are going on, who is protesting, and what are they hoping to achieve. >> people here in kenya are outraged about what...
these people are going to pass through many security checks before they get to nairobi in about 36 hours. the idea is to make sure that no illegal immigrants get in to the city. those fleeing mandera say the a tacked are take sangster shape. it's believe the people killed on saturday perceived to be not nonplunonmuslims. the government says this will be safe. the people are not so sure. >>> spanish protesters have marched in madrid against government cutbacks, high unemployment and corruption. the jobless were among the crowd, saying four years of governmental austerity measures have failed to help many. >>> in haiti thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets. they were demanding the regular resignation for president for failing to have elections. >>> uruguay's former president is the favorite to win sunday's presidential election, whoever wins will be expected to follow a progressive and fiercely independiente general duh. daniel reports from the capital. >> reporter: then it was voting rights for women. better working for women and education for all. more recently the
these people are going to pass through many security checks before they get to nairobi in about 36 hours. the idea is to make sure that no illegal immigrants get in to the city. those fleeing mandera say the a tacked are take sangster shape. it's believe the people killed on saturday perceived to be not nonplunonmuslims. the government says this will be safe. the people are not so sure. >>> spanish protesters have marched in madrid against government cutbacks, high unemployment and...
Fault Lines : ALJAZAM : November 9, 2014 1:00am-1:31am EST
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we go to kenya's capitol of nairobi. >> they take their frustrations to the streets. they're demanding that their right to dress however they choose be respected. this is treated b started by the stripping of a woman by men who say she was dressed offensively. this comes after two others claim to be undressed by rowdy men. they march in front of the bus station, the one where the incident happened. the woman who was assaulted has not filed a report and without a formal complaint investigators don't have much to go with. >> right now she went through a lot of humiliation, now we are trying to bring her out by doing such thing we're supporting her. we have started "my dress, my choice." >> the debate of how an african woman can dress has taken center stage. men who repose the proposal have taken to the streets. they say that women must not dress provocatively. at some point the two groups meet and engage in a shouting match. each trying to get their different points across. >> there is a stand off now as women march, and on the other side there are women who want to dre
we go to kenya's capitol of nairobi. >> they take their frustrations to the streets. they're demanding that their right to dress however they choose be respected. this is treated b started by the stripping of a woman by men who say she was dressed offensively. this comes after two others claim to be undressed by rowdy men. they march in front of the bus station, the one where the incident happened. the woman who was assaulted has not filed a report and without a formal complaint...
they were on their way to nairobi when attackers forced the bus to turn back towards the town where the shootings happened. let's speak to a journalist on the line now from mander. era. a person with a newspaper. i know that you have been speaking to forces on the ground there, tell us what they are telling you. >> well, at the moment the authorities he is meshl especiae authorities in mand era. the bus that they were traveling was. [ inaudible ] the bus had just mandera town about 5:45 in the morning when it was intercept id september. police said the gunman asked the passengerrers to alight from the bus. and then they were shot on the spot. >> you are being told that nonplus limbs were targeted? >> yes. the authorities have confirmed that the passengers were traveling in that bus, that all of them, those that were killed were nonmuslims. >> okay. and what else do we know about the passengers? who were these people? >> so far the authorities say that among those who were killed were two unofficially heading back to their home counties, and some of the passengers also included schooltea
they were on their way to nairobi when attackers forced the bus to turn back towards the town where the shootings happened. let's speak to a journalist on the line now from mander. era. a person with a newspaper. i know that you have been speaking to forces on the ground there, tell us what they are telling you. >> well, at the moment the authorities he is meshl especiae authorities in mand era. the bus that they were traveling was. [ inaudible ] the bus had just mandera town about 5:45...
The Stream : ALJAZAM : November 16, 2014 4:30am-5:01am EST
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The Stream : ALJAZAM : November 8, 2014 12:30pm-1:01pm EST
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The Stream : ALJAZAM : November 9, 2014 4:30am-5:01am EST
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late on saturday the bodies of those who died were flown by military aircraft to nairobi. at the airport gate rel tefs waited to receive the dead, others for news of those to survive. >>> the other major african group fighting to impose their version of islamic law, boko haram is imposed for a new attack. up to 50 villages have been reported to be killed, in nigeria's borno state. crows to the village. it was the scene of intensifying three months ago. a free school lunch programme in ghana is running into trouble. more than 1.7 million children from poor families rely on it. the caterers say they have not been paid for months. government allowance, $0.15 per child per day is not enough. very this report. >> mirrium is five years old. the free school lunch is the main reason these in school. otherwise she would be at home, helping on the family farm. it's a local dish. it has had an impact on classroom intelligence. there's no evidence to suggest that it translates into improved results. in this school, some children turn out from other areas to have lunch here. [ singing
late on saturday the bodies of those who died were flown by military aircraft to nairobi. at the airport gate rel tefs waited to receive the dead, others for news of those to survive. >>> the other major african group fighting to impose their version of islamic law, boko haram is imposed for a new attack. up to 50 villages have been reported to be killed, in nigeria's borno state. crows to the village. it was the scene of intensifying three months ago. a free school lunch programme in...
Al Jazeera Investigates : ALJAZAM : November 26, 2014 1:00am-2:01am EST
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CNNI Simulcast : CNNW : November 22, 2014 12:00am-1:01am PST
the bus was headed to nairobi with 66 people on board when the gunmen attacked. >>> days away from a deadline as world powers negotiate iran's nuclear program we ask the country's people whether they want to see a deal. >>> have you ever seen a city buried in snow? coming up, more of the bird's eye view of buffalo, new york and how long it might take to dig out from it all. man (sternly): seriously? where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. mr. mucus: oh, right then i'll swing by in like 4 hours... just set aside a few tacos for me. man: forget the tacos! one pill lasts 12 hours. i'm good all day. mr. mucus (to himself): wait! your loss. i was going to wear a sombrero. [announcer:] only mucinex has a bi-layer tablet that starts fast, and keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 full hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> welcome back to cnn's live coverage. the deadline looms to strike a deal with iran on its nuclear program. britain's top diploma
the bus was headed to nairobi with 66 people on board when the gunmen attacked. >>> days away from a deadline as world powers negotiate iran's nuclear program we ask the country's people whether they want to see a deal. >>> have you ever seen a city buried in snow? coming up, more of the bird's eye view of buffalo, new york and how long it might take to dig out from it all. man (sternly): seriously? where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco...
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> vice president biden was in kiev today to lend support to ukraine's embattled leaders. biden wasted no time. in western sanctions against moscow include those targeting russia's energy industry. as i reported, there is immense energy wealthy to be found in the arctic. and the race to tap it is ratcheting up tensions in this new cold war. it's 10:00 a.m. on afternoon autumn morning in tran si trans. fm. >> demonstrations of force like this have taken on a new urgency for the west. here beside the car carpathian mountains in romania, just a seven hour drive from ukraine, where russian backed separatists set off the worst confrontation sense the end of the cold war. rowreurowroweromannian fears thd the u.s. are bound for armed conflict. yet an escalating conflict on both sides have left little room for understanding. combat aircraft near nato air space. nearly two dozen russia
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. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >>> the fight over the keystone pipeline extension enters a new chapter. the senate narrowly rejected a bit to push it forward. republicans who won a measure in the house and will control both houses of congress are expected to bring new legislation back to the table. a look at the final moves to push it through this time from "america tonight"s adam may. >> reporter: the senate debate in favour of the keystone pipeline. centered around the j word, jobs. what people in texas want, what people in miss sippy want, what people in jersey want, what people in south dact, illinois, kansas and vermont are good paying jobs. >> when you look at the project, it's about energy, it's about growth. >> reporter: but it was the counterart centered on the day. >> it will hurt the environment. it will worsen the impact on climate change and is plane dangerous, it will transfer the dirtiest oil
. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >>> the fight over the keystone pipeline extension enters a new chapter. the senate narrowly rejected a bit to push it forward. republicans who won a measure in the house and will control both houses of congress are expected to...
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Made from reclaimed organic materials, each printed plant set includes a biodegradable planter, a compressed soil wafer and a marigold seed packet. The fiber pots can be planted directly into the garden or transferred to bigger indoor pots.
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The Board of Directors and the staff of the Canadian Association of Movers wish you, your fellow employees and your families a Happy Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year. 2012 has been a busy year for the association and 2013 is expected to offer new challenges. The support of CAM's members and the efforts of CAM's executive, directors and committee members are appreciated.
e-mail or in person, thank you.
Please accept this as CAM's holiday greeting to you. Instead of sending out greeting cards, a donation has been made to families in the Third World.
We also hope that you will enjoy the following good-news items.
The current moving contract has been extended to September 30, 2013, with an option to extend it to March 31, 2014.
The current contract will include a 1.2% increase.
A meeting with Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) that includes all stakeholders will be held on January 29 in Ottawa.
At first glance, it appears that our lobbying efforts with PWGSC last August made a difference.
We have often wondered how reputable movers can distinguish themselves from the fly-by-night operator who works out of a back room or basement office. Thanks to Nate Edwards of Starline Overseas Moving in Calgary who has advised CAM of a new service from Google. It's called Google Business View and it's like Google Street for your premises. It allows a consumer to take an online walk-through of your business. Check out this app via Starline's blog.
At their last meeting, CAM's Board of Directors approved a modest fee increase for mover's head offices, commencing in 2013. The annual membership fee for a mover has increased from $425 to $450 per year (plus applicable tax) after having been frozen for several years. There are no changes to any other membership fees.
The offices of the Canadian Association of Movers will be closed from noon on Monday, December 24, 2012, to the opening of business on Wednesday, January 2, 2013. During that time, we will be reviewing all voicemail and e-mail but will respond only to the most urgent.


Is Vaporizing A Healthier Alternative?
Everyone knows that smoking is incredibly harmful to your health. However, recently the public has been making more health conscious choices and more and more people are making the switch to vaporizers. For many consumers however the question still remains, are vaporizers healthier than traditional combustion?
Some of the confusion about vaporizers may be a result of vaporizers of the past. Originally herb vaporizers were developed for medicinal use. Vaporizers were used to heat organic plant materials in order to deliver the specific medicinal properties of those plants to patients with illnesses such as asthma, bronchitis, pulmonary embolism, and other respiratory conditions without many of the harmful side effects of smoking.
One of the earlier recorded uses of vaporizers was in the treatment of lung cancer. No one could imagine at that time that vaporizers would one day be such a common tool in holistically treating and preventing this and many other diseases.
Inhaling any smoke is known and proven to be dangerous to your health, even if the smoke is simple an airborne pollutant or industrial fumes, it's unhealthy no matter how we look at that. Fortunately with vaporizers you are playing it much safer and making a much healthier choice. Vaporizers do not produce smoke and the vapor itself does not contain the same hazards as smoking.
A portable vaporizer is a substitute with clear advantages of any other smoking option. In addition to the obvious health advantages vaporization also prevents some of the more superficial side effects of smoking such as the smell on your clothes and hair and that nasty ashtray effect on your belongings.
Is vaporization healthy? Yes! Vaporization is a much healthier alternative and may even lead to a healthier more satisfying lifestyle once you no longer have to deal with those superficial side effects of smoking.
As we mentioned previously vaporizers do not produce any smoke in the traditional sense of the word. This means that you can take a puff from a vaporizer and yet you will not produce any smoke. You will however produce vapor and that is much better in so many ways!
Regular smoking is a major health problem, particularly because the smoke left behind in a room is harmful not only to yourself but also your friends and family via second hand smoke. This is why there has been a somewhat recent surge in laws banning smoking in many buildings, restaurants and public places.
Vaporizers do not produce secondhand smoke so you can rest easy that any risk to be taken is yours alone. Vapor is also great because it won't stick to your hair, clothes, walls, and everything else.
Is vaporizing healthy? Yes! From the approach of not releasing harmful substances or unpleasant aromas into the environment.
One major concern for the public in regards to smoking is secondary smoke. The effects that "secondary smoking" produces are even more harmful for the non-smoker than for actual smoker. This secondary smoke -- sometimes referred to as passive smoking -- effects usually start with an occasional coughing experience.
In addition, experts agree that vaporizing is a much more efficient and cost effective alternative when compared to smoking. This means that you will use less of your consumables to achieve the same effect.
Is vaporizing healthy? Yes! Vapor is unlikely to irritate respiratory tract and will not negatively affect the health of the people around you. You can check out this article to learn about the top 5 portable vaporizer you can try.
There is no good reason to smoke! It has been well documented that smoking can cause cancer, respiratory disease, and cardiovascular disease. However some of still love it and that is where the alternatives come in. However, when it comes to vaporizing, the benefits of your herbs and oils are likely benefitting your health rather than harming it. Additionally, since the vapor is much less likely to irritate your respiratory system you are able to hold in your hit for longer and the vapor is readily absorbed.
Is vaporizing healthy? Yes! Depending on the vaporizer you are using. You will definitely want to make sure that you are getting best vaporizer available so you can be sure that your materials are vaporizing rather than combusting.
You can be free of the habit and only vape when you want! Unlike nicotine and other consumables you are very unlikely to develop a physical addition using a vaporizer. You can enjoy trying different aromatherapy blends and essential oils without the fear of becoming dependant. It's truly fascinating how some herbs provide energy while others help you to relax. It's a lot of fun and you'll likely find yourself trying all sorts of new aromatherapy blends as you craft your experience. Moreover, if you are already addicted to smoking, a good portable vaporizer can help you stop smoking. Vaporizers are commonly recommended as an effective, alternative smoking method to help you break your regular smoking habit.
Is vaporizing healthy? Yes! If for no other reason because vaping non-nicotine dry herbs and essential oils is not addictive. Check out the video below for additional information why vaporizing is healthier than the traditional smoking.
Many people ask if there is a consequence to long term exposure to vapor. No! You can use your vaporizer any time and for as long as needed. You will however want to make sure that you are getting the best vaporizer available as you want to prevent overheating to the point of combustion, fumes, and vaporizing plastic that can sometimes happen with inferior devices.
Unlike regular smoking no government warnings or statements have been set in place to prevent or discourage you from using your vaporizer as much as needed!
Is vaporizing healthy? Yes! Vaporizing is a much healthier alternative to smoking. If you choose a device such as the Ascent vaporizer with precision temperature controls you will have complete control of your experience and can feel confident that you will not be inhaling harmful materials due to the vaporizer itself.
Be sure to get the best portable vaporizer available! Good devices like the DaVinci Vaporizer or Ascent Vaporizer have those precision temperature controls that in addition to prevention combustion also allow you to get the most from your plant materials, essential oils, and aromatherapy blends.
Plant matter contains a variety of naturally occurring chemical compounds. Each of those compounds vaporizes at a specific temperature. By having the ability to precisely control your temperature you can also control the effect that your receive from vaping. Most herbal vaporizer companies including DaVinci can also provide you with a temperature guide to help you get started.
Is vaporization healthy? Yes! Unlike with smoking vaporizers allow the user to get the most out of their aromatherapy blends by controlling the experience.
Smoking and other habit-forming hobbies may cause health problems when they get out of control. Some of the chemicals in traditional smoking can cause free radicals, toxins, and even radioactive particles to attack your body. Still addiction is a serious problem and some users may not even be aware of the consequences of what they are inhaling.
Is vaporizing healthy? Yes! You can rest assured that vaporization is unequivocally a smart, healthier, and cleaner choice than smoking. Enjoy the health benefits of your dry herbs and essential oils without fear!
To find out more about vaporization and to get support as you journey toward smoking cessation read more on our website or join our communities on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.


1. How can we use sources to find out about Hong Kong?
How has Hong Kong changed from the video until today?
Is the video a reliable source of evidence about Hong Kong? What are the values and limitations of using videos as evidence?
What other types of sources could tell us about life back then?
Where and what is this location?
What types of changes can you see in this image?
What does this image tell us about Hong Kong life in the past?
Explaining Changes in Hong Kong - Now download and complete this worksheet, using the pictures from task 2 to help you. Ask your teacher if you get stuck!
2. How can we test the reliability of sources?
What are primary and secondary sources? - Watch this YouTube video (-->) on sources of evidence in history. Write a definition of primary and secondary sources in your books.
Identifying Primary and Secondary sources - Next to the definitions in your books, think of at least 2-3 examples of both primary and secondary sources.
Who? - is anyone in the source?
When? - when was the source created?
Where? - where was the source created?
Why? - why was the source created?
Strengths? - what was useful about this source?
Weaknesses? - what doesn't this source tell us?
Summarising the Values and Limitations of the Source - Now pick one of the sources you analyse from Task 1. Write a paragraph in your books explaining why the source is useful, and why it might not be useful. Think about the 5W questions above. This worksheet may help you here.
3. How do people write about Hong Kong today?
What tourist attractions and features does Hong Kong have today? - Try to think of something for each letter of the alphabet from A-Z!
Read through the article with a partner and highlight any adjectives used to describe the attractions of Hong Kong.
Which negative adjectives would you use to describe this image?
How could you change the adjectives to make the negative image seem better, even positive?
Choose one of the images and write a paragraph in your books, giving a positive impression of the image.
What language can we use in travel guides? - Watch one or both of the travel guide videos (-->). Make a note of the adjectives and language each guide uses.
Which Island are you going to? - Your teacher will tell you which Island you will be visiting. Make sure that your parents have completed the online survey to tell us where to dismiss you after the trip! Your teacher will check you have done this.
Which groups will you be in? - Your teacher will now put you into groups of 3-4 students. There must be at least one Cantonese speaker in the group, and at least one boy and one girl!
Homework! - In your groups, you need to use the internet or other resources to research the 5 'must see' attractions of your island. Make a list and bring it to next lesson!


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Q: Rails: render .HEIC images in browser tranforming to jpg from Cloduinary using image_tag I'm currently trying to display a HEIC image in the browser via Cloudinary. According to the documentation one can change the format of the image to display as jpg, The documentation also states support for conversion of .HEIC images. However, when I try to use the fetch_format option from Cloudinary the browser still not rendering the HEIC image as JPEG although the image is there. This is what I tried:
<%= image_tag post.image, :fetch_format=> 'jpg' , class: "card-home__img" %>

and also
<%= cl_image_tag(url_for(post.image), :format => :png ,:type => 'fetch', class: "card-home__img") %>

Without success, how can I render an image as jpg format from cloduinary?
althought the AnalyzeJob from ActiveStorage kicks in the file still uploads but is unable to render as jpg
Redirected to http://res.cloudinary.com/XXXXXXXXX/image/upload/xxxxxxxxxxxq3r4.HEIC
Completed 302 Found in 24ms (ActiveRecord: 16.1ms | Allocations: 2588)
[ActiveJob] [ActiveStorage::AnalyzeJob] [ac0d5880-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]   Cloudinary Storage (338.6ms) Downloaded file from key: kjpith3bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[ActiveJob] [ActiveStorage::AnalyzeJob] [ac0d5880-a243-4fef-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Skipping image analysis because ImageMagick doesn't support the file

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Q: $17!=3556xy428096000,$then $(x+y)$ equals?(without using a calculator) $17!=3556xy428096000,$then $(x+y)$ equals?
a)$15$ b)$6$ c)$12$ d)$13$
With help of calculator $(x+y)$ can be easily calculated as $15$.But without a calculator,I can only conclude that the sum of digits $(3+5+5+6+x+y+4+2+8+9+6)$ is a multiple of $3$, & excluding $(x+y)$ the sum of the digits $(3+5+5+6+4+2+8+9+6) =48$.Thus excluding option d) the ans can be any of a),b) or c).
Please help me to find the exact answer.
Thank you

A: First use the fact that the factorial is divisible by $9$, and therefore the digit sum is divisible by $9$.
Then use the fact that the number with decimal representation $abcdefg\dots$ is divisible by $11$ if and only if $a-b+c-d+e-f+\cdots$ is divisible by $11$.

A: Actually, the number was copied incorrectly (somehow) and it was driving me crazy trying to figure out what I was doing wrong.
Since $17 > 13$, $17!$ must be divisible by $7 \cdot 11 \cdot 13 = 1001$.  That means if we take the digits preceding the trailing zeros, and place them in groups of three, like so—$355, 6\text{XY}, 428, 096$—the alternating sums must be the same modulo $1001$.  We have, then,
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355+428 = 6\text{XY}+96
$$
and then $\text{XY} = 87$.

A: Testing divisibility by 9 gives
$$
48 + x + y \equiv 0 \pmod {9}.
$$
Testing divisibility by 11 gives
$$
12 - x + y \equiv 0 \pmod {11}
$$
So $x - y \equiv 1 \pmod {11}$ and $x + y \equiv 6 \pmod{9}$.
Since $x, y$ are both digits, $x = 1 + y$, and $x + y$ is odd.


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A medicine ball is a weighted ball that is approximately the same size as a basketball, and can be used in the performance of a number of difference strength training exercises. The Russian twist with a medicine ball is a great exercise that can be incorporated into any fitness routine. Though this exercise can be effective in strengthening your lower back, when improper technique is followed, it can also result in back pain. Be sure to follow some basic principles in order to ensure optimal results and prevent any possible injury. If you are concerned about your ability to perform this exercise, be sure to consult with a personal trainer in order to provide additional assistance.
The Russian twist is an effective exercise that has increased in popularity over the years as a challenging way to strengthen the abdominals and lower back. In addition, unlike more basic abdominal-targeting exercises, which typically focus only on the muscles in the front of the abdomen, this exercise can also effectively strengthen the obliques, which are the muscles that are located on the sides of your torso, over your ribcage. Strengthening these muscles can help to provide even more stability in your core, helping to prevent back pain and providing you with a great ability to perform everyday activities.
To perform this exercise effectively, start by sitting on an exercise or yoga mat which has been spread out on the ground. Sit tall, with your legs extended out in front of your body. Hold a medicine ball in your hands. Carefully rotate your torso to the right, while at the same time bringing the medicine ball to the ground near your right hip. Tap the ball lightly on the mat. As soon as you have done this, rotate your torso to the left, and bring the medicine ball towards the ground near your left hip. Again, tap the ball lightly on the mat. Continue rotating your torso, tapping the ball on the ground until at least 20 seconds have elapsed.
The basic form of the Russian twist is relatively simple, and therefore with time and practice you will eventually need to increase the intensity of the exercise in order to maintain and build your strength and muscle mass. One great way to do this is by increasing the tension placed on the abdominals. To do this, start by lifting one leg off the ground. Roll your body weight back slightly on your tailbone, keeping one leg extended on the ground, and the other extended in the air as straight as possible. Perform the Russian twist in the same manner as described above. When this becomes too easy, lift both legs off the ground, keeping them extended and as straight as possible. Make sure to roll your weight back onto your tailbone. Use the muscles in your abdomen and lower back to help maintain your balance while performing this exercise.


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Harry Sokol
Harry Sokol : member of the Science and Ethic Committee
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Practicing at the Gastroenterology and Nutrition Department at the Hopital Saint-Antoine in Paris, Professor Sokol specializes in the role microbiota plays in immunity. He is overseeing the first fecal transplant clinical trials in France in patients with Crohn's disease. In 2016, he was the recipient of a "Starling Grant" from the European Research Council, for the quality of his work. More than just a fundamental research project, Professor SOKOL has the ambition of developping treatments that will allow doctors to repair microbiotic deteriorations in patients living with inflammatory intestinal diseases, perhaps even halting the development of the disease by acting on it early and in a precise manner.
Full disclosure: Professor Harry Sokol works or has worked with companies in the health care sector. More information at: https://www.transparence.sante.gouv.fr/.
Created: 1/27/20 - Updated: 1/27/20
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