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• Protesters attempt to clog Wall Street, a liberal translation
  http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10753572&ref=rss
  In a small granite plaza a block from the New York Stock Exchange and a group of 20-somethings in flannel pajama pants and tie-dyed T-shirts are plotting the demise of Wall Street as we know it. They have been there since Saturday,… Small granite plaza New York stock exchange, as for us it. As the after of the They Saturday is done and known the pants of the pajamas of the flannel it squeezes and dyes and collapse of Wall Street plots 20 generations of the T shirt, with block from the group…

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• Franco supporters, opponents and mark death anniversary, a liberal translation
  http://www.france24.com/en/20101120-franco-supporters-opponents-mark-death-anniversary
  Supporters of late Spanish dictator Francisco Franco marked the 35th anniversary of his death Saturday by praying outside the basilica that houses his tomb and barred from attending a mass inside due to repair works. About 100 anti-Franco demonstrators also later gathered outside at the Valley of the Fallen near Madrid and calling for the site's 150-metre-tall (500-foot) granite cross to be torn down and the general's remains moved elsewhere. On the latter half as for supporter of Spanish dictator [huranshisukohuranko] works. The fact that it is general you can prohibit participation in mass inside in order, About 100 resistance - also the demonstration of [huranko] got together valley outside the after that and to restore praying outside the large saintly hall which accommodates that grave Madrid [huorun] which Saturday attains the 35th anniversaries of that death, calls (500 feet) the cross of the granite of 150 meters of sight soon, is cut off it continues to be movement in another place

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  Os suportes do ditador espanhol atrasado Francisco Franco marcaram o 3ö aniversário de sua morte sábado praying fora da basílica que abriga seu túmulo e barra de atender uma massa dentro de devido reparar trabalhos. Aproximadamente 100 demonstradores de anti-Franco igualmente recolhidos mais tarde fora no vale do caído perto de Madrid e da chamada para a cruz medidor-alta do granito do local 150 (500-foot) a ser rasgadas para baixo e as sobras do general moveram-se em outra parte. Na última metade quanto para ao suporte do ditador espanhol [huranshisukohuranko] trabalha. O fato de que é geral você pode proibir a participação na massa para dentro em ordem, resistência aproximadamente 100 - igualmente a demonstração [huranko] do vale reunido fora do em seguida isso e para restaurar praying fora do grande salão saintly que acomoda esse Madrid grave [huorun] que sábado alcança os 3ös aniversários dessa morte, chama (500 pés) a cruz do granito de 150 medidores da vista logo, lhe é eliminado continua a ser movimento em um outro lugar
  
  
• Weatherwatch: English summer storms
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2011/jun/27/weatherwatch-summer-storms
  There used to be a saying that the English summer was three hot days followed by a thunderstorm. While that may be a pessimistic assessment it seems statistically correct that the most violent storms occur in the coming two months. While many will remember the storm that devastated Boscastle in north Cornwall seven years ago ON 16 August and it was the location of the storm and the terrain as well as the volume of rainfall that was the problem. Over four hours 200mm of rain fell in the rocky hills behind the village and causing streams to swell. The water rushed down the valley through the village and flooding 70 properties. Floating cars acted as battering rams destroying bridges. Fifty years earlier a similar storm hit Martinstown in Dorset ON 18 July, 1955. This would not be memorable at all except that it holds the official record for the largest one-day rainfall in the UK - 279mm (11ins). The storm came after a hot DRY spell and there was some flooding, but not ON the scale of Boscastle.The reason was simple, the soil around Martinstown is chalk, not granite and even with this volume of water a good percentage of the rain soaked directly into the soil. But meteorologists warn that with a warmer climate and more energy in the atmosphere violent storms could get worse. We should expect more large storms and where there is no safe escape for the water and dangerous flash floods.SummerWeatherNatural disasters and extreme weatherPaul Brownguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2011 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds English summer been the day when three which follows to the thunderstorm is hot as, you use there

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  Usou-se para estar um provérbio que o verão inglês era três dias quentes seguidos por um temporal. Quando aquela puder ser uma avaliação pessimista parece estatìstica correto que as tempestades as mais violentas ocorrem nos dois meses de vinda. Quando muitos recordarão a tempestade que Boscastle devastado em Cornualha norte sete anos há em 16 agosto e era a posição da tempestade e do terreno assim como o volume de precipitação que era o problema. Sobre quatro horas 200mm da chuva caiu nos montes rochosos atrás da vila e córregos da causa inchar. A água apressou-se abaixo do vale com a vila e a inundação 70 propriedades. Os carros de flutuação actuaram como as ram de golpe que destroem pontes. Cinqüênta anos mais adiantado uma tempestade similar bateu Martinstown em Dorset em 18 julho, 1955. Isto não seria memorável de todo salvo que prende o registro oficial para a precipitação de um dia a maior no Reino Unido - 279mm (11ins). A tempestade veio depois que um quente SECA o período e havia alguma inundação, mas não na escala de Boscastle.The a razão era simples, o solo em torno de Martinstown é giz, não granito e mesmo com este volume de água uma boa porcentagem da chuva embebeu diretamente no solo. Mas os meteorologista advertem que com um clima mais morno e mais energia na atmosfera as tempestades violentas poderiam começ mais más. Nós devemos esperar tempestades maiores e onde não há nenhum escape seguro para a água e o weatherPaul perigoso Brownguardian.co.uk do disastre do flash floods.SummerWeatherNatural e o extremo © A notícia & os meios do guardião limitaram 2011 | O uso deste índice é sujeito a nossos termos & circunstâncias | Mais alimenta Verão inglês sido o dia quando três que segue ao temporal estão quentes como, você usa-se lá
  
  
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  The new Moscow mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, has banned the use of chemical reagents for tackling ice-slick near the residential areas in winter and local media reported ON Wednesday. According to the decree signed by the mayor, no chemical deicers will be used at bus stops, sidewalks, green parks and residential blocks as of this winter and the RIA Novosti news agency reported. In residential areas, granite macadams will be laid to prevent ice-related accidents and an official source from the city admin… New Moscow mayor, cell gay Sobyanin and residential quarter of the winter is close smoothly. Use of the match chemical substance of the reagent is prohibited, the local media announced

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  O mayor novo de Moscovo, Sergei Sobyanin, proibiu o uso de reagentes químicos para abordar próximo gelo-liso as áreas residenciais no inverno e nos meios locais relatados em quarta-feira. De acordo com o decreto assinou pelo mayor, nenhuns produtos para impedir a formação de gelo químicos será usado em paragens do autocarro, em passeios, em parques verdes e em blocos residenciais até à data deste inverno e da agência de notícia de RIA Novosti relatada. Em áreas residenciais, os macadams do granito serão colocados para impedir acidentes gelo-relacionados e uma fonte oficial da cidade admin… O mayor novo de Moscovo, a pilha Sobyanin alegre e o quarto residencial do inverno são próximos lisamente. O uso da substância química do fósforo do reagente é proibido, os meios locais anunciados
  
  
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  http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2011/may/02/archive-princess-s-tomb-opened-1956
  Originally published in the Manchester Guardian ON 2 May 1956In the presence of the officials and a large crowd of Egyptian and foreign journalists, Dr Neguib Farag, director of antiquities in Fayum province and opened the sarcophagus of a princess of the XIIth dynasty ON the site where he discovered it a year ago. As an occasion it was not to be compared with the great days of Howard Carter 30 years ago and but few of us could be unimpressed by the opening of what had lain closed and sealed for 4,000 years. Before a specially erected carpeted tent and a team of workmen stood at their posts ON the scaffolding over the tomb. As soon as the visitors were in place the foreman gave the signal, the workmen began to chant and by means of a winch the granite lid of the sarcophagus was slowly raised into the air. As the sunlight slid into the widening gap it seemed at first to be an anticlimax. The sarcophagus was FULL of water and no jewelled mummy-case appeared; only a few weeds and a vague shape lying ON the bottom. But when the lid had been swung aside and the water pumped out, the vague shape identified itself as a vase eighteen inches high, lying ON its side and split into two pieces and while all around ON the floor of the sarcophagus our eyes caught the glint of gold. Indisputably there was no mummy; but the cartouche ON three silver vases previously found by Dr Farag in the same tomb establish that this was the tomb of Princess Neferu Ptah and daughter of King Amenemhat III, whose own tomb was discovered a mile and a half to the north at Hawara in 1882 by Flinders Petrie. Dr Farag's theory is that the Princess was buried in the tomb opened today and was afterwards reburied in her father's pyramid at Hawara. Pieces of gold leaf left in the first tomb and the broken vase were perhaps o Originally being released by the Manchester guardian of the large crowd of existence and Egypt and the foreign journalist of the May 2nd 1956In staff, doctor Neguib [huaragu] [huaiyumu] district %

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  http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/jan/19/television-harrison-ford-adrian-chiles
  

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  http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/belief/2010/mar/20/mecca-kaaba-qimni-islam
  Islam's holy sites cannot remain unchanged. But the suggestion that a new 'Ka'bah' be constructed in Sinai has ruffled feathersYou wait for a story about Mecca all year and then two come along at once. First it was Egyptian writer and academic Sayyed al-Qimni suggesting Mount Sinai as an affordable religious tourism destination for members of the Abrahamic faiths. Now a Saudi cleric at a Riyadh university has called for the construction of extra floors just for women at the Grand Mosque in Mecca in order to prevent them from mingling with men during tawaf and prayers. I'm no builder but even I realise the latter would require, at the very least, demolition of the Grand Mosque and a temporary shutdown of pilgrimage facilities lasting months and probably years. Qimni's idea - and it is just that - was well-intentioned and he makes several valid points. Not everybody has the finances to perform the hajj, Mount Sinai has special significance in Christianity and Islam and Judaism and the Bedouin have no income. I would also concur with his assertion that there is not much in that neck of the woods except the mount itself and St Catherine's Monastery and the Burning Bush. It might be fruitful, in an economic sense and to develop the area further. Where al-Qimni comes a cropper is his use of the word Ka'bah and which has immediate and almost non-negotiable connotations of a particular granite building in Mecca. The word itself, or so my rudimentary Arabic tells me and means cube or cubic. It could be applied to any similarly-shaped structure but it isn't, because that would be offensive and right? Al-Qimni, who was once described as being more fatal to Islam than Salman Rushdie, is the theological and ideological opposite of Dr Yousuf al-Ahmed and the professor of Islamic jurisprudence at Imam Muhammad It is not possible to maintain the sanctuary of Islam that way,

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  Os lugares santos do Islão não podem permanecer inalterados. Mas a sugestão que um “Ka'bah novo” fosse construído em Sinai ruffled a espera do feathersYou para uma história sobre a Meca todo o ano e então dois vindos longitudinalmente imediatamente. Primeiramente era al-Qimni egípcio de Sayyed do escritor e do academic que sugere o monte Sinai como um destino religioso disponível do turismo para membros das fé de Abrahamic. Um clero do saudita em uma universidade de Riyadh tem chamado agora para a construção de assoalhos extra apenas para mulheres na mesquita grande na Meca a fim impedir que misturem com os homens durante o tawaf e as orações. Eu não sou nenhum construtor mas mesmo eu realizo que os últimos exigiriam, pelo menos, a demolição da mesquita grande e uma parada programada provisória das facilidades da peregrinação que duram meses e provavelmente anos. A idéia de Qimni - e é apenas que - eram bem-intencionado e ele fazem diversos pontos válidos. Não todos tem as finanças para executar o Haj, o monte Sinai tem o significado especial na cristandade e o Islão e o judaísmo e o beduíno não ter nenhuma renda. Eu igualmente coincidiria com sua afirmação que não há muito nessa garganta das madeiras exceto a montagem monastério própria e do St Catherine e Bush ardente. Pôde ser frutuoso, em um sentido econômico e desenvolver a área mais. Onde o al-Qimni vem um cultivador é seu uso da palavra Ka'bah e que tem conotações imediatas e quase não-negociáveis de um edifício particular do granito na Meca. A palavra própria, ou assim meu árabe rudimentarmente dizem-me e significam-nos o cubo ou cúbico. Poderia ser aplicado a toda a estrutura similar-dada forma mas não é, porque aquele seria ofensivo e direito? O al-Qimni, que foi descrito uma vez como sendo mais fatal ao Islão do que Salman Rushdie, é o oposto teológico e ideológico do Dr. Yousuf al-Ahmed e do professor da jurisprudência islâmica na imã Muhammad Não é possível manter o santuário do Islão que a maneira,