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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Michelle Withrow)
Sat Jul 13 02:35:00 2013
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From: "Michelle Withrow" <MichelleWithrow@dicinggrasshs.net>
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Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2013 23:34:58 -0700
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pot butterflies and streaked horned larks."Although our
primary mission is fighting wars and military training, like other federal
agencies, we have a requirement to support the recovery of listed species,"
said Jeffrey Foster, a civilian ecologist at JBLM and wrote the grant
proposal.The Endangered Species Act does allow the military to appeal for
exemptions from the land use restrictions on designated critical habitats.Glen
Morgan, of the Freedom Foundation based in Olympia, Wash., has represented
landowners who have been fighting what he calls the government takeover
of private land. He said the Mazama pocket gopher is not distinct
from gophers that are thriving throughout the Midwest and indeed survive
remarkably well even on the JBLM artillery ranges."It shows our government
is out of control and our priorities are completely out of whack,"
Morgan said. "And they're skewed in a strange way that has no
benefit for people who live here or even the animals they claim
they're trying to protect."In addition to the $12 million in federal and
state funding to buy 2,600 acres around JBLM, the Department of Defense
also issued a $1.75 million REPI grant to Eglin Air Force Base
in Florida to protect tortoise habitat.A DOD spokesman said the program
accounts for a relatively small amount of money and provides a buffer
around bases to lessen conflicts with human neighbors over training. JBLM
commander, Col. Charles Hodges, would not comment on
ly, Al-Gomhouriya Al-Gadida, or the New
Republic. He told AP he has to fend off offers from old
regime sympathizers on one hand and Brotherhood members on the other to
buy it up and use it as a platform for their views.During
Mubarak's last years in power, Kassem helmed Al-Masry Al-Youm, one of the
first independent papers that avoided the sycophancy of the state press
and the unreliable shrillness of opposition party newspapers.In state media
like Al-Ahram, the ruler of the day stocked the paper with loyalists
to keep it in line. Under Mubarak, Al-Ahram's chief was a close
associate of the president. State security often weighed in on its and
state TV's coverage. Al-Ahram's newsroom was notorious for nepotism and
favoritism and was influenced by the interests of the sprawling Al-Ahram
conglomerate, which includes a large advertising agency.Hamamou, a 20-year
veteran at Al-Ahram and a reporter for the economic section, says she
has been appalled by the unprofessionalism."There are no lines between editorial
and advertising pages," the 38-year-old said. "According to the documents
we got after the revolution, many journalists got commissions (to write
pieces) from the advertising department it's against journalism ethics."With
Morsi's inauguration and a freely elected president in place, many in the
staff expected reform. They were disappointed when the Brotherhood appointed
a new chief editor they said had little experience, who turn
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<font color="#222222" face="Arial,sans-serif">Please find the link to your private invite below.</font><br />
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<font color="#222222" face="Arial,sans-serif">You're going to want to apply and secure your spot right now.</font><br />
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<font color="#222222" face="Arial,sans-serif">==> </font> <a href="http://www.dicinggrasshs.net/1648/91/193/839/1718.12tt71675797AAF1.php" target="_blank"> <font color="#1155cc" face="Arial,sans-serif" size="2"> Click Here To View Your Invite and Claim Your Spot</font></a><br />
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<font color="#222222" face="Arial,sans-serif">Your invitation to this private club should be valid,</font><br />
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<font color="#222222" face="Arial,sans-serif">Talk soon,</font><br />
<font color="#222222" face="Arial,sans-serif">-M</font><br />
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">UNDATED: This image shows the boat that family of four clung to
as 46-year-old John Riggs swam five hours in a storm for help.WBOC.comA
Maryland man swam for hours to reach help for his family, including
two children, after their boat capsized in a storm off Marylands Eastern
Shore.John Franklin Riggs climbed rocks along the shoreline in the dark
and knocked on the door of the first house he saw after
swimming three miles early Wednesday.He came to the right house, said Angela
Byrd, whose dogs barking awakened her. She found 46-year-old Riggs outside,
soaking wet and barefoot.He said, Ive been swimming since sundown; I need
help, she told the Daily Times.Byrd called 911 and rescuers were soon
on their way to the 16-foot Carolina Skiff that capsized near Deal
Island, southwest of Salisbury. Life jackets saved the boaters lives, Sgt.
Brian Albert of the Maryland Natural Resources Police said."Just not knowing
what's going on with them while I was gone. It was getting
nasty and blowing harder. And not knowing if we would be able
to find them when we got back out there," Riggs told WBOC.com.A
Maryland State Police helicopter hovered above the boat as firefighters
from Deal Island, Mount Vernon and Fairmount in Somerset County and Westside
in Wicomico County pulled alongside. The U.S. Coast Guard also was on
the scene, Albert said.Deal Island Fire Chief Donald Ford told WBOC.com
that Riggs braved. "some of the worse tides in the Chesapeake B
Palestinian worshipers pray outside the Dome of the Rock at the Al-Aqsa
Mosque compound in Jerusalem during the first Friday prayers of the Muslim
holy fasting month of Ramadan on July 12, 2013.AFPJERUSALEM (AFP) About
80,000 Muslims attended prayers at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound on
the first Friday of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, Israeli police
said."There were close to 80,000 worshippers," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld
told AFP.There was a peaceful show of support for ousted Egyptian president
Mohamed Morsi and against army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.Women held Palestinian
and Egyptian flags and signs reading, "Sisi go! Morsi is the president"
and "Jerusalem is for legitimacy and against the coup".More than 3,000 Israeli
police were deployed in the walled Old City, where the compound is
located, and elsewhere in occupied east Jerusalem.Israeli authorities relaxed
usual restrictions on entry to Jerusalem by West Bankers but limited entry
by men to the Al-Aqsa compound to those over 40 years of
age.The site houses the Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa mosque,
the third holiest site in Islam.In a Ramadan concession, the military extended
the opening hours of crossing points from the West Bank and allowed
those aged 60 and over to pass without the usual mandatory entry
permit.Palestinians from the West Bank and the Gaza Strip are usually barred
from Israel and from east Jerusalem, which the Jewish state occupied in
the
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