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after hearing news of me sell deployment for the time being though the base and we are going all cyprus ways. but even first graders in the village of rhetoric of a are aware of the military base. but the schoolchildren don't fully understand the threat so their teachers bring them up to date in the classroom. good morning you found three stake your seats. today we start with a history lesson in. elizabeth the demands go teaches her pupils about military conflicts she insists the people should never forget history's lessons if you check conflict is to be avoided. the military base in regular is in full view of the school as the teacher tells her pupils about world war two they visualize the base as a symbol of the past the present and the future. is the sh'ma of german troops once use the territory just outside of school and later polish pilots served here. no doubt you know that an american military base is going to be set up here. and there is going to be in you and tree in the history books because of it. to come and transforms the legacy of past wars into works of art on the shores

a cyprus at the eastern end of helmand hollow. this area is typically used as a pathway for traffic, car traffic, truck traffic, to make it accessible for people. it also refers to the tradition of the tree when it dies, hollow. one final question, how long does it take to replace a tree like this? a trick question, of course. the answer is 60 to 80 years. if we value the part in setting for these festivals, we must value the trees. thank you. [tone] supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker? >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is gene garish. my family and i have lived in that same house for 15 years. i am here on my own behalf, as well as the behalf of a large number of members who have spoken to me. there are two things i want to talk about. some things that you have already heard that i would like to emphasize. then a comment about these proceedings in general. three issues that we are concerned about. first, community outreach. my understanding is that contrary to what has been stated, there were not nearly enough community

i teach on conflicts like northern ireland, r wanda, cyprus, bosnia, sri lanka, expect. also civil wars where there has been a contested society where groups rely heavily on the collective memory in order to maintain the cohesion of the group for all kinds of political reasons. of course, israel-palestine is another one. and when it comes to trying to address the question of memory in these places, one reality is that history is serving as a way of conducting the conflict by other means. and so until you get a political arrangement that creates a certain amount of stability, it's actually rather hard to shift the narrative or to find any willingness to shift the narrative. but in any case, what i'm trying to get at is the question of the relationship between the historying history history and the politics. can you change that before you change the politics? you can't make much progress in changing the history, or can it work the other way around? you're talking today -- i think what we're here trying to say is that by doing things to shift the narrative, you can have an

india to cyprus planted an explosive device on diplomats because the blast injured four people just five hundred meters from the residence of. tbilisi explosives also talk to some people who discovered and diffused the blame game between the two countries. tehran and me as well. concentrations of scientists radio host stephen lemmon these iran had reason to organize the attacks. if i had a need my top suspect it would be star and i mean mossad i mean the fingerprints over territory or attempted it and mossad speak of great all over them israel there is no compunction about kill each you is well as anybody else if it serves their intention israel makes characters' american made charges but no evidence is provided one thing or earth would rarely have to gain by read cations when they were so many accusations flowing again just to reiterate no again no evidence substantiate anything including its alleged nuclear weapons program it's entirely all because according to u.s. intelligence as a march two thousand and eleven is no evidence whatever prove it. well more on the western government's a

cyprus replace will give us total sunshine throughout the day.rest cloud cover is in kentucky and tennessee and even that is falling apart as it moves into a high-pressure system disintegrating the clouds. there is an area of low pressure in north texas and oklahoma gas and possibly over 1 foot of snow in parts of colorado today and up to one put in nebraska later on today. that low will track east. it's not a strong system but it could brush us as it passes to our south. it could brush washington with a little light rain and possibly like snowflakes by sunday morning. the bulk of the moister looks to be south of d.c. but we could get clipped locally. 50 degrees today, total sunshine, no question in a 5-10. precipitation chance late saturday into early sunday. not going to be a washout. there's a slight chance of a wintry mix. no accumulation is expected. clearing out on monday. >> the bulk of traffic found on the interstates. 270, 66, 95 virginia. 95 maryland in pretty good shape. all the traffic is normal volume. no accidents to report on the b

we moved to cyprus and traveled through the arab world. we went to moscow for three years and got to jerusalem. there had been a pattern covering conflict. we got to jerusalem thinking that might continue on. is important to remember in 1999 it was different in jerusalem. it was quiet. for three years there had been no major violence. after the cold war ended in 91 the israelis and palestinians began talking to each other. they were meeting on a daily basis. as we walked around one of the first day as i was there i went to the temple mount. the place where the ancient jewish temples were and where the golden dome of the rockabilly dismal the iconic dome of the rock has been built on top of the ancient temples. the church where jesus was crucified and buried is half a mile -- all within yards of each other. this muslim -- palestinian muslims at prayer. mostly older people older -- reading from the koran but what jumped out at me was 20 israeli soldiers, they left their guns out side but there pad around in their socks and getting a guided t

case number 91-112 cyprus county case number, i sentence you to death for the murder of david spears.aileen) thank you, and i'll be seeing--i'll be up in heaven while you all rot in hell. get raped in the (bleep) some of these days. >>(judge) ok, there will be an automatic appeal. you have the right to an appeal. mr. glazer, is that going to be handled by you? >>may your wife and kids get raped. >>(steve) i would ask that-- >>right in the (bleep). i was raped and you aren't nothing but a bunch of scum. >>(judge) therefore these proceedings are now completed. >>putting someone who was raped to death? (bleep) mother (bleep). >>(narrator) in many death row cases, a client in despair will say they want to die. it was measure of steve the lawyer's inexperience that he took aileen's wish on face value. >>(judge) sir, would you come on up here, please? >>(narrator) i like to flatter myself that i was being asked for my legal opinion, but it turns out i was asked to talk about steve's marijuana smoking. the big question was whether steve had consumed seven very strong joints before giving ail

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coming out i had a good couple of rounds at cyprus and was able to put together one of my best rounds get comfortable where i could see my lines. i couldn't get the putter to swing. i just could not get comfortable. it was frustrating because i was looking to getting off to a three and par six or seven was the goal and, you know, missed a ton of short putts today. i didn't hit it as the score indicated but i missed everything. >> in the end a disappointing finish for charlie wi. he began with a three stroke lead but finishes in second after shooting an even par 72. nbc bay area. >> thank you very much. to. >>> to the ice, sharks start a nine-game road trip. blues on the power play. alex with a blast and he scores. that is off of a slap shot. bowl played again. and the shot comes to david he raurnt who shoots it. the sharks lose by 3-0. >>> perhaps the warriors could fair better hosting the rockets. ellis getting a smooch to he son. maybe good luck. roben son misses. two minutes later, monday tay, a little float in the lane. he got it. game high 33. warriors win. >>> stanford at usc. a

and iran, cyprus security, and the important work of developing cooperation between our military is. -- between our militaries. >> [translating to chinese] >> it also includes our efforts in sudan. it includes climate change in security and global issues such as climate change and nuclear security. [translating to chinese] >> we appreciate your candid response those of we discuss these issues, and our believe you appreciate hours as well -- i believe you appreciate hours as well mr. vice president >> [translating to chinese] welcome to the united states i have always believed the best way to understand a country is to see it with your own eyes. there is an old chinese saying. it is better to travel 10,000 miles then to read 10,000 books. [translating to chinese] >> although i read dr. kissinger's and a book on china, i felt my trip to your country was at least as important. [laughter] >> actually, mr. vice president i cannot thank you enough for the hospitality you extended to me on my trip, and i would like to propose a toast. [translating to chinese] >> a toast to a successful visi

and iran, cyprus security, and the important work of developing cooperation between our military is. is.