About two weeks ago, prices broke out of a four-month-long consolidation range. The breakout indicates a target of $15.50. Quarterly momentum is turning up from neutral levels and is supportive of an upmove.
Posts Tagged ‘Resistance’
Ugandan rebels ‘launch new raids’
August 2nd, 2009 |
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Ugandan rebel group the Lord’s Resistance Army makes deadly forays into the CAR and south Sudan, aid agences say.
Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Flame & Citron
July 31st, 2009 |
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Flame & Citron is straightforward, brutal and exciting, a gripping tale of men ready for death in the face of unknowable treachery and a vicious enemy.
Weeping Suu Kyi supporters brace for the worst
July 30th, 2009 |
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Supporters of Aung San Suu Kyi have stood resolute through two decades of resistance to Myanmar’s junta — but fears of a guilty verdict in the trial of their icon are proving too much for some. Many female members of the National League for Democracy (NLD) wept at the party’s headquarters
House where Gandhi used to live in South Africa up for sale
July 27th, 2009 |
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A house in South Africa where Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi lived in the early 1900s has been put up for sale.
The house’s owner says she has failed to find an institution interested in preserving the building’s legacy, so she is selling it on the open market.
Gandhi is thought to have lived there for three years from 1907 – when he began to formulate his philosophy of non-violent resistance.
He lived in South Africa for 21 years, working as a lawyer and activist.
He fought for the right of Indians in the country to be treated as citizens – a feat he eventually achieved before returning to his homeland.
GANDHI IN SOUTH AFRICA- 1893 Arrives in South Africa
- 1894 Natal Indian Congress is established
- 1903 Weekly newspaper Indian Opinion starts
- 1907 Non-violent resistance against compulsory registration of Asians
- 1914 Returns to India
American artist Nancy Ball has lived in Gandhi’s Johannesburg house for 25 years, but is now moving away.
She told South African paper the Times that Indians who had visited the house had always found it an interesting experience.
"We believe he left a lot of his peace here. It’s a very special place," she said.
She attempted to drum up interest in the house among academics and the Indian community in South Africa, but says she has failed and will now sell on the private market.</p
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Genes linked to Chemoresistance identified
July 21st, 2009 |
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A team of researchers led by Indian origin scientist from Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Cancer Centre has identified two new genes that might contribute to chemotherapy resistance in drugs used in liver cancer treatment.
Liver cancer is a highly aggressive form that has limited therapeutic options. One of the key challenges with cancer treatment is that [...]
Failed assassination attempt on Hitler marked
July 20th, 2009 |
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65 years ago a group of German resistance fighters tried to kill Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, Deutsche Welle reports. They were immediately executed as traitors after the plot failed, but today Germans commemorate their bravery.
Mark Hyman, MD: Are Your Hormones Making You Miserable?
July 16th, 2009 |
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Are your hormones out of balance? Does your life feel like a song played badly out of tune? If so, the problem may have to…