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Freedom House report for 2018 finds "democracy in crisis"
Charles Marsh
19. Jan 2018 Democracy
In their recent annual report on the state of global freedom, Freedom House in Washington D.C. provided worrying figures. Stating that "democracy faced its most serious crisis in decades", the report explains how, over the last year, countries across the world have experienced precipitous declines in freedom. In all regions of the world, democratic backsliding has been witnessed, and in total 71 countries suffered net declines in political rights and civil liberties, with only 35 registering gains. This continues twelve years of a consistent global decline in democracy. According to Freedom House, since the global slide began in 2006, 113 countries have seen a net decline, and only 62 have experienced a net improvement.
"The right to choose leaders in free and fair elections, freedom of the press, and the rule of law … are under assault and in retreat globally."
The number of countries designated as "free" now stands at 88, representing 45 percent of the world's 195 polities and more than 2.9 billion people—or 39 percent of the global population. The number of countries qualifying as "partly free" stands at 58, or 30 percent of all countries assessed, and they were home to nearly 1.8 billion people, or 24 percent of the world's total. A total of 49 countries are deemed "not free", representing 25 percent of the world's polities. The number of people living in these countries stood at nearly 2.7 billion people, or 37 percent of the global population, though more than half lives in just one country: China.
Freedom in the World 2018
For the 2018 edition of its report, Freedom House made the criteria for countries to qualify as an "electoral democracy" more rigorous. The number of electoral democracies now stands at 116 whereas in the previous year the report counted 123.
The rise of right-wing populist parties
It is in the established democracies that some of the more troubling signs have arisen, as democratic structures are put under pressure by "social and economic disparities, partisan fragmentation, terrorist attacks, and an influx of refugees that has strained alliances and increased fears of the 'other'." These challenges have led to a rise in right-wing, often authoritarian parties, who promise order, security and stability, at the cost of openness, fairness and accountability. As the report points out, right-wing populists gained votes and parliamentary seats in France, the Netherlands, Germany, and Austria during 2017. In addition, states that a decade ago seemed like promising success stories—Turkey and Hungary, for example—are sliding into authoritarian rule.
The US withdraws from the democratic struggle
The retreat from the global stage, and seeming shift back towards isolationist, nationalist policies under the US administration under Donald Trump have been a catalyst of this trend. According to Freedom House, "the accelerating withdrawal of the United States from its historical commitment to promoting and supporting democracy" was a major factor in the global decline in 2017. This has been matched by "a faster erosion of America's own democratic standards than at any other time in memory", which are exemplified by a president who, among other things, has defended his questionable actions by assaulting the integrity of the free press, judiciary and lawmakers if they disagree with his decisions and often outright fabricated assertions.
Autocracies rise to the opportunity
While the United States retreats from the role of a global protector of democracy, autocracies like Russia and China have risen to opposing roles; viewing the rise of democracy within their own countries as a threat, they have set out to discredit it globally. Using sophisticated campaigns of misinformation and propaganda, Russia has undermined the principles of democracy overseas, destabilised democratic institutions such as the EU, and exported their autocratic practices, particularly to developing countries. China on the other hand, seeks not to undermine, but to control; using its considerable economic wealth it has already taken a leading role in many developing parts of Africa, and encouraged other governments to adopt its authoritarian governance system.
Anomaly or start of a downward trend?
Nonetheless, it would pre-emptive to mourn the passing of global democracy. The Institute of Democracy and Electoral Assistance's first Global State of Democracy report that was published in November, for instance, found that "democracy has made major progress since 1975 and the world continues to see stable levels of democracy". According to their assessment, 68% of governments worldwide are chosen through genuinely contested elections, up from 62% ten years ago (see our recent blog). Indeed, despite the main conclusions drawn from their data, Freedom House include a telling graph with this year's report, which shows how global freedom is still considerably higher than it was even 20 years ago.
Freedom in the balance, 1987-2017
It is too early to say whether the decline in democratic standards that Freedom House describes is an anomaly or a start of a major downward trend. The annual report by Human Rights Watch which was also published these days stresses the strong popular pushback against authoritarian forces in many countries.
Image: from the cover of the "Freedom in the World 2018" report
Charles has a Masters Degree in Global Politics. He worked as the UNPA Campaign's intern in New York in 2018. In 2021, he became a founding Director of Democracy Without Borders-UK.


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Ilo Luse, 88 of Eldora, IA, passed away at Eldora Specialty Care into the arms of Jesus on July 9, 2019. Visitation will be at Abels Funeral And Cremation Service, Creps-Chapel in Eldora on Thursday, July 11, 2019, from 5 to 7 p.m. A funeral service will be held on Friday, July 12, 2019, at 10:30 a.m. at the Steamboat Rock Baptist Church, where she was a long-time member. Burial will follow in the Steamboat Rock Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the Steamboat Rock Baptist Church or Dorothy's Senior Center, Eldora. Abels Funeral And Cremation Service, Creps-Chapel is caring for Ilo and her family.
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True to her caring nature, Ilo spent her career as a registered nurse, 17 of those years at the Eldora Manor. She completed her nurses training at Mercy School of Nursing in Iowa City.
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Ilo was involved for many years with the Progress Club in Steamboat Rock and the Dorcas Group at First Baptist. She also loved to play Bingo at Dorothy's Senior Center. And she played a mean game of Skip-Bo with her kids. She adored her little cat, Peekaboo.
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Sukunya Peangthem (born 5 September 1988) is a Thai footballer who plays as a forward. She has been a member of the Thailand women's national team.

International career
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Scores and results list Thailand's goal tally first

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After going for a walk around Namsan park last Sunday, I stumbled across this place. Yes I went for a walk on Sunday morning, it's shocking I know but I had to get out of the house. It was the end of the 5 days vacation and I had spent the entire day before dying of a hangover and gorging on junk food and if I hadn't gotten out of the house I would have gone stir crazy. A Sunday morning walk would never usually be my cup of tea so please don't judge me.
Anyhow we stumbled across Chunk of Cheese, usually I wouldn't be caught dead on that hill. Not because I'm too cool for school, just that I generally tend to try and avoid hills. Chunk of cheese is, shockingly, a cheese shop. With over 80 different varieties of cheese they have a huge selection which rivals that of Shinsegae and the foreign food mart. Including some rather good English Cheddars.
I'm not sure it's worth an out and out trip if you live miles away, but if you live around this neck of the woods it will save you going to Itaewon. It will also worth a peek if you are in the area for dinner. They have lots of anti pasti style things too like salami, olives, wine etc. So if you're hosting a fancy dinner party or wine and cheese evening then this would be the place to go. Sadly I can't afford to host wine and cheese parties, but I'd certainly like to. I hold out of date hummus and vodka cocktail nights instead. I'm sure they will catch on any day now.
If you want to visit them personally Chunk of Cheese is located at 31-1 Hoenamu-ro, Yongsan-gu. Or you can call them on 02-795-3079 if you want to inquire about a particular cheese. They are also on Y-not Takeout. So if you live locally, you can have your cheese delivered direct to your door, isn't that amazing!


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The Minetta Lane Theatre is a 391-seat off-Broadway theatre on Minetta Lane in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of lower Manhattan, New York City.

Significant productions include Marvin's Room in 1992, Jeffrey in 1994, and The Last Five Years in 2002.

In June 2018, British playwright Dennis Kelly's one-woman play Girls & Boys, directed by Lyndsey Turner and starring Carey Mulligan, had a run at the Minetta, to good reviews, after premiering at the Royal Court Theatre  in London in February of that year.

The theatre is owned by Liberty Theatres, a subsidiary of Reading International, who also own the Orpheum in the East Village, Manhattan. Audiobook company Audible produces shows at the theatre.

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The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) has long been criticized as not being a model open source project, and many articles have been written about the friction between AOSP developers and the upstream kernel community.
But things are changing, and one effort to improve things has been integrating devboard support into AOSP. This talk will cover that effort, and how having a place of shared interest helps foster collaboration between the product focused AOSP community and the upstreamed focused kernel community.
The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) has long been criticized as not being a model open source project, with complaints of internal only development and over-the-wall code dumps. Additionally there have been many articles written about the friction between AOSP developers and the upstream kernel community.
But things have been slowly changing over the last number of years. More and more Android related changes have made it into the upstream kernel, a number of core-components are now developed in the open on AOSP's master branch, and last year, they re-added support for a devboard build target.
This talk will cover some of the efforts made to get a 96boards devboard integrated into AOSP, and illustrate how this work has been valuable in reducing friction and creating a bridge between the more product focused AOSP community and the more upstream focused kernel community.
This talk will be collected from fragments of a number of other related talks I've given, but a little more general in scope.
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Two weekends ago, more than 80 developers and designers gathered in Berlin for the Developer Garden DTHack Hackathon organized by Deutsche Telekom and Evernote.
Just a quick shut-out to Armin, a developer here at fruux, who took a shiny new iPad back home by winning the DTHack Partnership Prize together with his Hackathon team for building an application over the weekend that best utilized both the Evernote API and the Developer Garden Tropo API. The application EasyChef, which Armin helped building over the weekend, allows you to find recipes based on ingredients you already have in your fridge and on your shopping list (written as notes in Evernote). Users first call the EasyChef hotline to chose their preferred cuisine and mention any dietary restrictions. The app then uses the Telekom Tropo API to collect call data, mashing it with users' notes to finally generate recipe suggestions.
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Red Cross spokesman Pericles Jean-Baptiste says the children were in the school when a wall collapsed at about noon Monday in the city of Cap-Haitien, about 80 miles (130 kilometers) north of the country's quake-shattered capital.
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Officials say the area saw heavy rains and a small earthquake overnight, though the cause of the collapse is not immediately clear. The quake was not recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey.
A magnitude-7 quake on Jan. 12 near Port-au-Prince killed roughly 200,000 people.
Schools reopened last week in the north but they remain closed in the capital.
The school collapse comes amid widespread concerns in Haiti about the structural integrity of houses and 경기도출장샵 buildings damaged by the quake, especially given the risk of further aftershocks. Many stand empty as even as quake victims desperate for shelter crowd the streets.
At least 54 aftershocks have shuddered through Haiti's shattered capital since a Jan. 12 quake killed more than 200,000 people. They have toppled weakened buildings faster than demolition crews can get to them, sending up new clouds of choking dust. On Monday, three children were killed when a school collapsed in the northern city of Cap-Haitien. It wasn't clear what caused the collapse, which occurred after a late-night tremor and heavy rains.
"I tried sleeping in the house for a night, but an aftershock came and I ran outside," said Louise Lafonte, 36, who beds down with her family of five in a tent beside her seemingly intact concrete house. "I'm not going inside until the ground calms down."
That may be awhile. Seismologists say more, damaging aftershocks are likely and there's even a chance of another large quake following quickly after the initial catastrophe in the capital of 3 million people.
In 1751, a large quake hit the island that Haiti shares with the Dominican Republic. About a month later, another one destroyed Port-au-Prince.
A magnitude-7.4 quake that killed more than 18,000 people in northwestern Turkey in 1999 was followed three months later by another of magnitude-7.2 only 100 kilometers (60 miles) from the initial epicenter.
"There are many other examples like that of two significant earthquakes following each other," said Eric Calais, a geophysicist at Purdue University who said he warned the Haitian government two years ago that the country was vulnerable to a major quake.
The prospect of another quake is on the minds of planners trying to rebuild the country and on those trying to prevent more deaths.
U.N. inspectors have advised people to stay away from dozens of structures. On Jan. 26, four people were trapped when a building collapsed on them, and on Feb. 9, a magnitude-4.0 aftershock shook loose debris at a shattered supermarket, trapping several more.
"One of the problems with aftershocks is that lot of buildings are already damaged, so aftershocks can punch above their weight," said Brian Baptie, a seismologist with the British Geological Survey in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Seismologists say Port-au-Prince was particularly vulnerable due to its population density and shoddy construction.
Haiti's government on Sunday banned the use of quarry sand in structures, although it is not clear how it will enforce the ban. Engineers say the limestone quarry sand produces brittle concrete easily damaged by quakes.
The U.S. Geological Survey estimated at the end of January that there was a 90-percent likelihood of at least one more magnitude-5 quake in the coming month, a 15 percent likelihood of one of magnitude-6 or greater, and a 2 percent possibility of a shock as great, or bigger, than the Jan. 12 quake.
At least 15 of the aftershocks near the original epicenter have registered at least magnitude-5.
Scientists say the impact of the quake last month may spread far wider.
A magnitude-5.8 earthquake struck off the Cayman Islands two days after the Haiti quake. Last week, a magnitude-5.4 quake jolted eastern Cuba. And Montserrat's volcano, more than 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) to the east, shot ash some 15 kilometers (nine miles) into the sky during one of its most dramatic events since a 1997 eruption that drove away half the Caribbean island's population.
"These events we're seeing might be because of the passage of seismic waves – what we call dynamic triggering – that shake already damaged fault lines in places like Cuba," Calais said. "The same type of thing could be happening in Montserrat, but it's very difficult to tell."
Strong quakes relieve stress along fault lines, but that stress is often shifted elsewhere.
Last month's earthquake occurred along the east-west Enriquillo Fault, where two pieces of earth's crust slide by each other in opposite directions like a zipper. Surprisingly, aftershocks haven't clustered on the Enriquillo, but along what appears to be a previously unidentified separate fault.
Arthur Lerner-Lam of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in New York said there is a heightened risk of quakes for some time because strong temblors force the Earth to rearrange itself.
Estimating where a major quake may strike is an imprecise science anywhere – and especially in Haiti, which lacks seismometers and has never logged histories of temblors.
That sort of historical record is critical for scientists like Calais, who is advising Haiti's government and the U.N. and is trying to develop an earthquake hazard map that can be used to mitigate risks for the reconstruction effort.
"We're half-blind when it comes to Haiti," Calais said.
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However, Mirthala Salinas has only been suspended for two months without pay, and not fired, reports KCBS-TV.
Salinas, 35, was having the relationship with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa when she announced the news of his separation from his wife of 20 years on the local Telemundo station.
The suspension follows a three-week internal investigation reviewed by executives at Telemundo and parent company NBC Universal. Three Telemundo employees also were disciplined. Findings were reported on the network's national newscast Thursday night and announced by executives.
"We have determined that, while the content and accuracy of (local affiliate) KVEA's newscasts were not compromised, our news policy standards with respect to conflict of interest were clearly violated," Telemundo network president Don Browne said in a statement.
"Her reading of copy during newscasts … regarding the mayor's separation from his wife was a flagrant violation of these guidelines," Browne wrote in a separate memo to employees.
A message left with Salinas' representative Thursday was not returned.
"Now that Telemundo's internal review has reached a conclusion, it is my hope that we can all move forward," Villaraigosa said in a statement.
In its newscast, Telemundo reported others disciplined included KVEA news director Al Corral, who was suspended without pay for two months, and the station's general manager, Manuel Abud, who was removed from his post and will be transferred to a new position still undetermined. Ibra Morales, president of Telemundo stations, will be reprimanded.
In late 2006 Salinas, then the station's political reporter, and station management agreed that she should be reassigned to a different beat that would not involve reporting on the mayor or city politics, Browne said.
"That decision, consistent with our guidelines, was made on the basis of a friendship that had developed" between Salinas and Villaraigosa, Browne wrote.
A later decision, to move Salinas into a temporary anchor position where she read lead-ins about the mayor and city politics, "conflicted with our guidelines and with management's prior decision," wrote Browne.
"The failure to respond appropriately in the following weeks further compounded these errors," he added.
Salinas was placed on leave July 5 while her employer investigated whether her romantic relationship with Villaraigosa breached journalistic ethics.
The long-rumored affair was acknowledged by Villaraigosa on July 3 after a newspaper story revealed details of the relationship.
Corina Villaraigosa filed for divorce June 12, a day after the mayor told reporters in a City Hall news conference that he took the blame for 부산중구출장샵 his crumbling marriage.
Salinas reported the news of Villaraigosa's separation on the June 8 newscast of Telemundo's local station.
"The rumors were true," is how Salinas led into the story.
"I regret that decisions I have made in my personal life have been a distraction for the city," the mayor's statement said Thursday.
That compared with five men who'd played other sports — with no difference in the two groups' overall rates
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In a finding that suggests football used to be a less dangerous sport, a small study shows that men who played in high school in the 1950s and 1960s may not be at increased risk for dementia or memory problems.
Nor did they show increased rates of Parkinson's disease or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
The study used a small group of men, the researchers acknowledged. But, they added, the results are in line with an earlier study that examined men who'd played high school football in the 1940s and 1950s.
"What we can say is, for that era, football did not increase the risks of neurodegenerative disease compared with other sports," said senior researcher Dr. Rodolfo Savica, a neurologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
That might sound surprising, given evidence that former professional football players can face increased risks of degenerative brain diseases. Autopsies have confirmed cases of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in numerous former National Football League players.
CTE is a progressive brain disease thought to result from repeated head trauma.
But Savica said that pro and college football is "completely different" from the high school level — in intensity, size and speed of the players, and the number of "hits" they take.
Research "clearly attests" to the risk of CTE in at least some former pro and college football players, Savica said.
What's more, he added, the new findings don't prove that high school football carries no long-term risks.
Kenneth Podell, director of the Houston Methodist Concussion Center, agreed.
"It's encouraging that they [the study authors] didn't see any increased risks, but the findings should be considered preliminary," said Podell, who was not involved in the research.
Because the study is small, he said, it may have lacked the statistical "power" to detect differences between former football players and other former athletes.
Savica stressed that no one should assume the findings apply to men who played high school football in more recent years.
"That was a different era," he said, referring to the time period his team studied.
High school players have gotten bigger and faster, Savica said, and there may be more "drive to win at all costs" these days compared with decades ago.
And while there have been advances in protective equipment, he added, that might give some players a "false sense of security" that causes them to be more aggressive, he said.
"You can still get a concussion when you're wearing a helmet," Savica said.
Podell agreed that the study findings can't be extrapolated to younger generations of high school players.
But he also pointed to some things that have changed for the better — particularly in the last decade or so.
Awareness of concussion and its shorter-term dangers has risen, and management of the condition has changed greatly since the era covered in the new study, Podell said.
U.S. states, for example, now have "return to play" laws that typically require players to be immediately removed from the game if a concussion is suspected. And guidelines say that athletes should not return to play until they have a doctor's approval.
Back in the era that Savica's team studied, blows to the head were typically brushed off as "getting your bell rung."
"Maybe the coach would say, 'How many fingers am I holding up?' And if you said 'two,' you'd go back in the game," Savica said.
The findings, published online Dec. 12 in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, are based on medical records of 296 men who'd played football at one of two Minnesota high schools, and 190 who'd been involved in swimming, basketball and wrestling. All athletes played from 1956 to 1970.
Over time, the researchers found, seven former football players had been diagnosed with dementia or mild cognitive impairment. That compared with five men who'd played other sports — with no difference in the two groups' overall rates.
Similarly, 부산중구출장샵 three men in each group had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, while no one had an ALS diagnosis.
Some big questions remain, Podell said. One is this: Are there certain people at greater risk of lasting damage from sports-related concussions or repeated knocks to the head?
"That's something researchers are trying to understand," he said. "Are there genetic and environmental risk factors that make some people more vulnerable?"
For now, Savica suggested that parents remember that sports — including football — can benefit kids. But they should also guard against the risks, he added.
That, he said, includes knowing the symptoms of concussion, and being sure that the trainers and coaches on the sidelines know how to respond to a possible concussion.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some common concussion symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, vision problems, fatigue and confusion.
officials say preserving the country's churches, artwork and mementos from its slave revolt will be crucial for Haitians' long-term emotional recovery
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"There is a temptation to demolish everything. When the bulldozers come, it's fatal," Daniel Elie, director of Haiti's governmental Institute for the Preservation of National Heritage, told The Associated Press at the Paris headquarters of the U.N. cultural agency.
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Cathedrals and other buildings dating to the 17th century were among those damaged, some reduced to their foundations or a lone crumbling wall. In that state, Elie said, their cultural value isn't obvious to demolition teams sent to raze neighborhoods, he said.
His agency is compiling lists of buildings that should be protected to send around to other government agencies.
Despite the country's current administrative disarray, "We must make everyone, everywhere sensitive to this," he said.
Elie is joining Haiti's culture and communications minister, Marie-Laurence Jocelyn Lassegue, and 부산중구출장샵 UNESCO officials for talks this week to determine the most urgent needs for restoring damaged historical and cultural sites.
Irina Bokova, director of the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, said the agency has contacted "quite a few donors who have expressed their availability to finance" restoration projects. She would not name them but said it could involve European governments or private donors.
Elie said "the priority of priorities" is restoring the historical center of Jacmel, a 17th- century coastal town once home to wealthy coffee merchants, with a turquoise bay and a serene reputation that attracted tourists and expatriates. About three-quarters of the homes in Jacmel's downtown were damaged.
"The historical center is the basis of tourism development" as the country tries to recover some semblance of a tourism sector, he said. Haiti wants UNESCO to make Jacmel a World Heritage site.
Lassegue argued that Haitians and their international backers must respect history and culture as they rebuild the nation. "Heritage is so closely linked to national identity," she said.
UNESCO is also pushing for a ban on international trade in Haitian cultural treasures to prevent pillaging of the nation's museums in the aftermath of the quake, and international security forces to protect cultural sites.
In one example of global efforts to protect Haitian artworks, French restoration experts will repair an 1822 painting found in the rubble of the Caribbean country's presidential palace. French firefighters discovered the damaged, ripped painting.
The painting, "Serment des ancetres" (Oath of the Ancestors), by Guillaume Guillon Lethiere, depicts a meeting between two of the fathers of Haitian independence. Haiti won its independence in an 1804 slave revolt against France, defeating Napoleon's forces.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy is to travel to Haiti on Wednesday – the first ever trip by a French leader to the country.
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Taliban fighters stepped up counterattacks Monday against Marines and Afghan soldiers in the militant stronghold of Marjah, slowing the allied advance to a crawl despite Afghan government claims that the insurgents are broken and on the run.
Taliban fighters appeared to be slipping under cover of darkness into compounds already deemed free of weapons and explosives, then opening fire on the Marines from behind U.S. lines.
Also on Monday, NATO said five civilians were accidentally killed and two wounded by an airstrike when they were mistakenly believed to have been planting roadside bombs in Kandahar province, east of the Marjah offensive.
The airstrike happened one day after 12 people, half of them children, were killed by two U.S. missiles that struck a house on the outskirts of Marjah. Afghan officials said Monday that three Taliban fighters were in the house at the time of the attack.
The commander of U.S. forces was quick to apologize, reports CBS News correspondent Mandy Clark.
"When President Karzai approved this operation he gave us very specific guidance, which was to protect the people of Afghanistan, and this operation was done with this in mind," said Gen. Stanley McChrystal.
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The massive offensive involving some 15,000 U.S., Afghan and British troops is the biggest joint operation since the 2001 U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan.
Clark, who is embedded with the U.S. military, reports that Kilo Company have only been able to receive supplies from air. Mine-clearing vehicles being used to reach them have come under direct fire, and that means for now the company is on its own.
On the third day of the main attack on Marjah, Afghan commanders spoke optimistically about progress in the town of about 80,000 people, the linchpin of the Taliban logistical and opium poppy smuggling network in the militant-influenced south.
Brig. Gen. Sher Mohammad Zazai, commander of Afghan troops in the south, told reporters in nearby Lashkar Gah that there had been "low resistance" in the town, adding "soon we will have Marjah cleared of enemies."
Interior Minister Hanif Atmar said many insurgent fighters had already fled Marjah, possibly heading for Pakistan.
In Marjah, however, there was little sign the Taliban were broken. Instead, small, mobile teams of insurgents repeatedly attacked U.S. and Afghan troops with rocket, rifle and rocket-propelled grenade fire. Insurgents moved close enough to the main road to fire repeatedly at columns of mine-clearing vehicles.
At midday at least six large gunbattles were raging across the town, and helicopter gunships couldn't cover all the different fighting locations.
Allied officials have reported only two coalition deaths so far – one American and one Briton killed Saturday. There have been no reports of wounded. Afghan officials said at least 27 insurgents have been killed so far in the offensive.
Nonetheless, the harassment tactics and the huge number of roadside bombs, mines and booby traps planted throughout Marjah have succeeded in slowing the movement of allied forces through the town. After daylong skirmishes, some Marine units had barely advanced at all by sundown.
As long as the town remains unstable, NATO officials cannot move to the second phase – restoring Afghan government control and rushing in aid and public services to win over inhabitants who have been living under Taliban rule for years.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai approved the assault on Marjah only after instructing NATO and Afghan commanders to be careful about harming civilians. "This operation has been done with that in mind," the top NATO commander, U.S. Gen. Stanley McChrystal, said Monday.
Despite those instructions, NATO said two U.S. rockets veered off target by up to 600 yards and slammed into a home Sunday outside Marjah, killing 12 people. Six children were among the dead, a NATO military official confirmed Monday, speaking on condition of anonymity because the information had not been formally released.
In London, Britain's top military officer, Air Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup, called the missile strike a "very serious setback" to efforts to win the support of local communities, who are from the same Pashtun ethnic group as the Taliban.
"This operation … is not about battling the Taliban. It is about protecting the local population, and you don't protect them when you kill them," he said in an interview with the British Broadcasting Corp.
NATO said the Kandahar airstrike was ordered Monday after a joint NATO-Afghan patrol saw people digging along a path "and believed that the individuals" were planting a roadside bomb. When they realized their mistake, troops flew the wounded to a NATO hospital, the statement said.
"We regret this tragic accident and offer our sympathies to the families of those killed and injured," said Maj. Gen. Michael Regner, the NATO command's deputy chief of staff for joint operations. "Our combined forces take every precaution to minimize civilian casualties, and we will investigate this incident to determine how this happened."
Karzai spokesman Waheed Omar said the president "is very upset about what happened" and has been "very seriously conveying his message" of restraint "again and again."
Appearing on CBS' "The Early Show" this morning, 경기도출장샵 Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, said that the military mission of the Obama administration's new Afghan strategy – clearing the region of militants – can be fulfilled, the longer-term part – helping the Afghans hold and build on it – is more of a question mark.
"The bigger question is whether the Afghans can do their part, and all I would say is history teaches us to be somewhat skeptical," Haass said.
The main attack began before dawn Saturday when dozens of helicopters dropped hundreds of Marines and Afghan soldiers into the heart of the city. Ground troops began moving just before sunrise, using makeshift bridges to cross the irrigation canals ringing the town because the main bridge was so heavily mined.
Although there was only scattered resistance on the first day, Taliban fighters seem to have regrouped, using hit-and-run tactics to try to prevent the Americans and their Afghan allies from gaining full control of the area.
The Taliban snipers appeared highly skilled at concealing themselves.
"I haven't seen anything, not one person, not a muzzle flash," said Richard Knie, of Hudson, Iowa, a former Marine and retired police officer embedded with the Marines as a law enforcement professional. "And I've been looking a lot."
Troops complained that strict rules to protect civilians made it difficult to use enough firepower to stop the attacks.
"I understand the reason behind it, but it's so hard to fight a war like this," said Lance Corp. Travis Anderson, 20, from Altoona, Iowa. "They're using our rules of engagement against us," he said, adding that his platoon had repeatedly seen men dropping their guns into ditches before walking away to melt among civilians.
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The school collapse comes amid widespread concerns in Haiti about the structural integrity of houses and buildings damaged by the quake, especially given the risk of further aftershocks. Many stand empty as even as quake victims desperate for shelter crowd the streets.
The U.S. Geological Survey estimated at the end of January that there was a 90-percent likelihood of at least one more magnitude-5 quake in the coming month, a 15 percent likelihood of one of magnitude-6 or greater, and 부산중구출장샵 a 2 percent possibility of a shock as great, or bigger, than the Jan. 12 quake.
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"A Wonder Summer's Night" will feature 13 concerts from Aug. 23 to Sept. 20 in eight states. Stops in California include San Diego, Lake Tahoe, Concord, Santa Barbara, Saratoga and Los Angeles. Other cities include Portland, 부산중구출장샵 Ore.; Woodinville, Wash.; Chicago; Detroit; Atlanta; and Baltimore. The final concert will be in Boston.
Although Wonder has given numerous performances worldwide, his last full-scale tour in the U.S. was in 1995.
The Motown legend has some two dozen Grammy Awards and dozens of hits. His song "I Just Called to Say I Love You," featured in the movie "The Woman in Red," won the Academy Award for best original song in 1985.
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In early 2005, they were finishing "The Trials of Darryl Hunt," a documentary about a black man wrongly convicted of the rape and murder of a white woman. But in March, The New York Times published an editorial by Nicholas Kristof on the genocide in Darfur, with horrifying photographs of men, women and children who had been slaughtered by militias controlled by the Sudanese government. An American ex-Marine named Brian Steidle, who had spent six months working as a peacekeeper for the African Union, had taken the photos.
The result is "The Devil Came On Horseback," which opened in New Yorkthis week and will open in more cities around the country in the nexttwo months.
With Steidle as guide, the film takes audiences on a journey that is at times almost unbearable. Villages are burned; the bodies of girls raped and murdered are strewn about a hot, dry schoolyard. Steidle, a trained Marine, feels impotent. Focusing his binoculars on militias burning a village, he says in the film that he wishes he had "a scope instead of a camera" so that he might protect people. But his mandate as a peacekeeper does not allow that.
The film inter-cuts news footage and photographs taken during Steidle's return trip to Africa, camera crew in tow, where he interviews Darfur refugees living in camps in eastern Chad, along the Sudanese border. The refugees are personable, open and willing to talk despite the personal danger if the government learns of their candidness about the killings. (Steidle was not only unable to obtain a visa to enter Sudan, he was on a government watch list and feared for his safety.)
"The Devil Came on Horseback" (a rough translation of "Janjaweed," the name given the Arab militias terrorizing and slaughtering the people of Darfur, many of them black Africans) is the first feature to be released about Darfur in the U.S.
Like the spate of films about the Rwandan genocide ("Hotel Rwanda," "God Sleeps In Rwanda," "Sometimes in April," "Gacaca: Living Together in Rwanda?"), it promises to be one of several. This fall, "Darfur Now," narrated by Don Cheadle, is scheduled for release; it focuses on six individuals (including a refugee woman, a lawyer from The Hague, and a United Nations worker) struggling to help in Darfur. A documentary by Academy Award-nominated documentary filmmaker Edet Belzberg is still in production.
Sundberg and Stern did not accompany Steidle to Chad for "Devil": they sent a director 부산중구출장샵 of photography and field producer named Jerry Risius.
"I have to say I'm a veteran DP, and I've been all over the world," said Risius, "and this is the grimmest place I've ever been. There were teenage gangs running rampant, truckloads of eight to 12 kids dressed in fatigues, holding what looked like a quiver of arrows, like William Tell. Except they weren't arrows, they were RPGs, rocket-propelled grenades."
Steidle and Risius visited sprawling refugee camps in eastern Chad, some with 80,000 people living in one camp, and found "complete and utter feelings of hopelessness," said Risius. "There was not one person we met who had not been directly affected by the violence." (Estimates of the number of people killed in Darfur range from 200,000 to 400,000, while some 2.5 million have been displaced.)
But for Risius, it was not the fear or the harsh living conditions that were the most difficult aspects of working on "The Devil Came on Horseback."
The people we interviewed, said Risius, "had so little, but they gave so much. They opened up their lives and shared their stories. Everybody would be invited in for tea, for whatever they had. It was never very much, and maybe the next day they wouldn't be able to eat. But they would serve us, a group of three or four."
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Keeping survivors alive and building solid shelter for the 1.2 million made homeless by the Jan. 12 quake are the most immediate priorities. But U.N. officials say preserving the country's churches, artwork and mementos from its slave revolt will be crucial for Haitians' long-term emotional recovery.
Elie is joining Haiti's culture and communications minister, Marie-Laurence Jocelyn Lassegue, and UNESCO officials for talks this week to determine the most urgent needs for restoring damaged historical and cultural sites.
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Today I've been thinking a lot about an unexpected side effect of losing our baby: Fear of Hospitals/Clinics/Doctors.
Actually, it's not so much even that as a fear of the unknown.
On Monday I saw the doctor for a completely minor issue that was unrelated to Sarah's stillbirth.
I was super anxious before I went in – I felt like my heart was racing.
Then I had to wait all afternoon for the doctor to call back with the results of some routine lab work.
I was paralyzed with fear. I had no appetite. I was nauseous. I couldn't focus or barely even function while I waited for that phone call.
I know it stems from that routine prenatal visit in December when my whole world flipped upside down and we realized that my daughter had left the world while I carried her in my belly. Crushing.
I hate that I've developed this fear. I hate that no amount of telling myself things will be fine can calm down my anxiety.
I'm glad that I don't get sick very often, so this shouldn't happen much.
I can only hope and pray that in time, I can conquer this fear.


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Hank's View: Why do we need the Hyperloop?
Like most of us, I suppose, I'm intrigued when I hear of plans by the state to consider construction of a Hyperloop along the Interstate 70 corridor that, they say, could ferry passengers between Kansas City and St. Louis, with a potential stop in Columbia, at 640 miles per hour.
The trip from border to border would take an estimated 28 minutes. From either large city to or from Columbia would take a mere 15 minutes! The deed would be done using cars powered by electromagnets through an airless tube. At three times the speed, it would leave high speed rail trains in the dust. Engineers say 1,000 riders a day are likely to use the loop, saving $410 million on state roads and bridges. Drivers would save $91 million from avoiding accidents on I-70.
Economic development directors and state officials are agog. And just think, by early-inning estimates, it will only cost about $10 billion.
I don't have the numbers, but if we knew the difference between beginning estimates and final costs of the interstate highway system we surely would see an enormous gap and yet we would say in hindsight the overage was worth it. At least we would not think twice of second-guessing our corporate decision to build the system.
But the Hyperloop is a thing of another order, more akin to space travel than the interstate. The interstate accommodates frequent access by way of speed adjusting ramps to locations along the way by drivers piloting familiar automobiles at only 60 to 80 miles an hour. Going from terminal to terminal at 640 miles per hour in an electromagnetic car is something else. A stop or start in Columbia is contemplated, but I can't imagine Boonville or Odessa will be in the loop except for a mild whoosh as the mysterious magnet goes by. And entubed, at that.
But if technology and finances enable us to do it, how can we resist? A state task force is being assembled to study the idea, peopled with many of our most prestigious institutional luminaries. All, including many of us mere mortals, will ponder the prospect, excited more by the technical possibility than its practicality for the ordinary dirt farmer.
Expanding the concept of the farmer, if I were a lawyer or other exalted type living in St. Louis needing/wanting to meet flesh-to-flesh with a counterpart in Kansas City, the prospect of traveling office-to-office in less time than it takes to get across town might be intriguing, but what the heck? Already we can sit down across a cyber table meeting digital-face-to-face in a time warp even the Hyperloop can't match. Besides that, aren't we learning the paucity of the miraculous communications devices now at our command? What will we gain by being able to physically drop in on "neighbors" clear across state only a half-hour away?
I'm accused fairly of being a troglodyte not yet even evolved into the internet/cell phone world. Chances are you won't see me in the magnetube hurtling thither and yon. For the rest of you, please enjoy the scenery.


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Iranian President Rohani is fully resumed next week: 88% of deaths have one or more underlying diseases
Reported on Saturday (May 23), Al Jazeera reported that Iran is advancing the reopening of religious and cultural sites, and at the same time promoting the resumption of business, and plans to further relax restrictions.
Iranian President Rouhani made a speech on state television on Saturday, noting that Iranian museums and historical monuments will be reopened on Sunday (24th) to coincide with the celebration of Eid al-Fitr, an important Islamic festival this weekend.
Ruhani also said that all mosques (Shrines) will be reopened next Monday (25th).
According to reports, Rouhani said last week that the mosque will be open for 3 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the afternoon, but mosques in some areas, such as those in narrow corridors, will remain closed.
At the same time, all workers in Iran will resume work next Saturday.
Ruhani said, "We can say that we have passed the three stages of the epidemic."
The fourth stage focuses on 10 restricted provinces among Iran 's 31 provinces. The current situation (of these 10 provinces) has improved. While separating infected patients from the population in other regions, it will also strengthen the (province of these 10 provinces). ) Screening.
The report also pointed out that President Rohani said last week that after the month of Ramadan, commercial restaurants will be reopened nationwide, and sports activities will resume without audience. The university will reopen on June 6.
As of 21:00 on the evening of the 23rd, Beijing time, Worldmeters statistics show that there are a total of 133,521 confirmed cases in Iran and 7359 deaths.
Rouhani pointed out on Saturday that 88% of the deceased suffer from one or more underlying diseases.
This Friday, Iran 's Deputy Minister of Health Iraj Harirchi once again called on Iranians to avoid unnecessary travel during the fasting period (Sunday to next Monday).
Usually during this holiday, Iranian people travel across the province to visit relatives and friends.
Iran 's Mehr News Agency quoted Harirchi as saying on Friday, "Moving in red areas puts us in danger, and moving in white areas puts residents in these areas at risk."
The report explained that last month, the Iranian authorities divided the country into white, yellow, and red areas according to the number of infected and dead cases.
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Jack Vare
Jack Nomani Tiki Vare (born 14 February 1986) is a Papua New Guinean cricketer. Vare is a right-handed batsman who fields as a wicket-keeper.
Having played age group cricket for Papua New Guinea Under-19s in the 2004 Under-19 World Cup,[1] he proceeded to be selected as a part of the Papua New Guinea squad for the 2011 World Cricket League Division Three, where he played 6 matches, helping them earn promotion to 2011 World Cricket League Division Two. It was in this competition that he made his List A debut against Bermuda. He played a further 5 List A matches in the competition, the last coming against Hong Kong.[2] In his 6 matches in the competition, he scored 81 runs at a batting average of 13.50, with a high score of 28. Behind the stumps he took 9 catches.[3] In the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier, he scored a brisk 96 off 59 balls (7x4, 7x6) against Netherlands at Pukekura Park in New Plymouth.[4]
Vare made his One Day International debut for Papua New Guinea on 8 November 2014 against Hong Kong in Australia.[5] He made his Twenty20 International debut for Papua New Guinea against Ireland in the 2015 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier tournament on 15 July 2015.[6]
^ "Youth One-Day International Matches played by Jack Vare". CricketArchive. Retrieved 22 May 2011.
^ "List A Matches played by Jack Vare". CricketArchive. Retrieved 22 May 2011.
^ "List A Batting and Fielding For Each Team by Jack Vare". CricketArchive. Retrieved 22 May 2011.
^ http://www.espncricinfo.com/icc-cricket-world-cup-qualifier-2014/engine/match/696719.html
^ "Hong Kong tour of Australia, 1st ODI: Papua New Guinea v Hong Kong at Townsville, Nov 8, 2014". ESPN Cricinfo. Retrieved 8 November 2014.
^ "ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier, 23rd Match, Group A: Ireland v Papua New Guinea at Belfast, Jul 15, 2015". ESPN Cricinfo. Retrieved 15 July 2015.
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I just like to torture myself with all of the work I seem to put on myself, but I signed up today for oDesk. I had been checking them out for several weeks and finally decided that I might as well build up a freelancing business. To tell you the truth I am a little bit concerned about my work at home job with West at Home. Though everything is fine right now, you never know when the company I am assigned to might pull their account and I would hate to be out of work.
So I decided to give oDesk a try. They seem like a very organized and professional company. I did a lot of research and found that if you do certain things like make a really good profile page and test for your skills (they provide free testing) it helps in getting hired for jobs. The advice I read said to start with a job that is really simple, even if it doesn't pay much, and that will be your first feedback so that you will get better paying jobs to slowly build up your freelance business.
So, as I find the time, I will start doing my testing and see how it goes. If you think this is something you might want to try you can read about it and sign up. You can be located in any country. This is an affiliate link for The On Demand Global Workforce - oDesk. So if you want to you can sign up through me.