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Egypt’s Mubarak stays in Post, Hands Powers To VP

Egypt’s Mubarak stays in Post, Hands Powers To VP:Hosni Mubarak has refused to resign or leave the country, but instead transferred his powers to vice-president on Thursday, remains president and ensure verification regime for the reform process. Stunned protesters in downtown Cairo, which require his resignation waved their shoes in scorn, and cried: “Leave, leave, leave.”

The crowd in Tahrir Square swelled to several hundred thousand in the expectation that Mubarak will announce a resignation in the night-time address to the nation. Instead, they watched in shocked silence, slapping their foreheads in anger and disbelief. Some burst into tears. After he had finished, they broke into chants for him to go.

Immediately after the speech Mubarak, Vice-President Omar Suleiman urged the protesters “home” and asked the Egyptians to unite and face the future. ”

Pair of addresses following a series of dramatic events on Thursday night that raised expectations Mubarak is going to announce his resignation. In surprise step, the military announced on state television that its Supreme Council was in permanent session in scenes that suggested that the armed forces were taking control, possibly to ensure Mubarak goes. Top general to the field of Cairo, said the protesters on the square, that “all of their claims” would have been satisfied, and the protesters lifted him on their shoulders, thinking that meant an end to nearly 30-year authoritarian rule of Mubarak.

Instead, Mubarak has aired a few hours later, providing a 10-minute address, which suggested little had changed. Suleiman was already leading the efforts of the regime to combat the crisis, but the ad gives him his authority with Mubarak, the leading name only. There was no immediate military response.

“I thought it necessary to delegate authority to the President, Vice-President as dictated by the constitution,” Mubarak said at the end of words.

The Constitution allows the president to delegate his powers if he is unable to perform his duties “in connection with any temporary obstacle, but this does not mean his resignation.

Mubarak, who looked frail, but spoke in determined, almost defiant voice, said he will remain in the country and that he was “adamant to continue my shoulder the responsibility to protect the Constitution and protect the interests of the people … until the power is given to those elected in September, people in a free and fair elections in which all the guarantees of transparency will be ensured. ”

Mubarak said that the demands of protesters for democracy simply and legally, but he kept a solid foundation for reforms that Suleiman has been developed and that the protesters are roundly rejected, fearing that this would mean only cosmetic changes, not real democracy.

He said that he had requested an amendment five articles of the Constitution to weaken the current restrictive conditions on who may run for president to restore the judicial oversight of elections, and impose term limits on the presidency.

He also abolished the constitutional article that gives the president the right to order a court martial of civilians accused of terrorism. He said that the step “make way” for recycling in the end hated emergency law, but with a caveat, the basic – “As soon as the security and stability will be restored.”
State of Emergency Act, introduced by Mubarak came to power in 1981, gives the police virtually unlimited powers of arrest.

After the speech, some protestors left the area, tears in her eyes. But most of the crowd left, planning to camp overnight.

“This provocation,” said Mohammed Abdul Rahman, a 26-year-old lawyer who joined the protesters for the first time on Thursday. “It will bring people more and people will come out in large numbers.”

Hazem Khalifa, a young chemist in the crowd, promised the protests would continue. “He was trying to divide people before, now people realize it, and they knew his path,” he said.

Dentist father of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says support kids’ strengths:

Dentist father of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says support kids’ strengths: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg got a restraining order against a man who was allegedly harassing and threatening him through Facebook, and in the face, TMZ reported Monday. Zuckerberg, 26, filed legal papers claiming that the 31-year-old Pradeep Manukonda attempted to “monitor, surveillance and contact Zuckerberg using threatening language to his personal safety, as well as threaten the safety of his girlfriend and her sister.

“Please help me, I am ready to die for you. Please understand my pain,” read one message from Manukonda to Zuckerberg.

Law enforcement sources told TMZ, that Manukonda Zuckerberg tried to contact him personally at home and in addition, the office in Palo Alto, California, for financial assistance for his family.

Zuckerberg said that he also sent flowers and handwritten letter to his home on January 28.

Manukonda was ordered by a judge to stay at least 300 yards away from Zuckerberg, his sister, Randy and his girlfriend Priscilla Chan, pending a hearing later in February.

Zuckerberg Facebook profile was hacked in late January, who used his attention to complain about a social networking site to take $ 450 million in investment money from the securities firm Goldman Sachs this month.

Teddy Day

Teddy Day:The Provincial Museum of Alberta in Edmonton collects Teddy Bears just before christmas for a huge Teddy Bear display.

Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton, teddy bear display, christmas.

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Teddy Bear Pictures

The Provincial Museum of Alberta in Edmonton collects Teddy Bears just before christmas for a huge Teddy Bear display.

Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton, teddy bear display, christmas.

Please make sure to see our collection of teddy bear pictures.

Jules Gabriel Verne

Jules Gabriel Verne:Jules Gabriel Verne was a French writer from Brittany, who initiated the science fiction genre. He is best known for novels such as Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (1870), Journey to the Center of the Earth (1864), and throughout the world in eighty days (1873). Verne wrote about space, air, and underwater travel before air travel and practical submarines were invented, and before practical means of space travel has been developed. It is the third most translated author in some of the world, according to the Index Translationum. Some of his books have been filmed. Verne, along with Hugo Gernsback and HG Wells, is often popularly called the “father of science fiction”

Get sea legs ready. Last interactive logo Google, to go live on Tuesday, said one hundred and eighty third birthday of Jules Verne, and it can cause motion sickness. In honor of the famous novel by Jules Verne’s “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea”, the logo was transformed into the portholes of the submarine. driving the panel allows the viewer to take on the vaunted role of Captian Nemo’s submarine and dive to the depth of the digital ocean, where shipwrecks and giant squid live. Logo duplicates rocking on the sea so accurately, wooziness may follow.

Verne was born on February 8, 1828, was known for his provocative novels of science fiction, which contained the main scientific achievements – for example, submarine, aircraft and landing on the moon – long before existed in real life. Logo already living in Australia, but should be around the world to Tuesday morning.