- Workmates gunned down
A disgruntled ex-employee in Georgia stormed a truck rental business in camouflage and opened fire with a handgun, killing two people and critically wounding three others at his former workplace. The lone gunman fled the scene... ジョージア州の不満の元従業員の迷彩服を着たトラックのレンタル事業を急襲して拳銃を発砲、2人が死亡し、批判的に彼の元の職場で3人が負傷した
- Zedonk, zebra and donkey hybrid, born in US
A donkey has given birth to a zedonk at Chestatee wildlife preserve in Georgia, after mating with a zebra
ロバは、チェステーティー野生でゼドンクにジョージア州では、シマウマと交配後の保全を出産を与えている
- Big-hearted Fisher spoils Celtics' Garden party
Derek Fisher scored 11 of his 16 points in the fourth and Kobe Bryant finished with 29 as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Boston Celtics 91-84 in Ga... ロサンゼルスレイカーズは、ジョージア州..のボストンセルティックスを91から84ビートとしてコービーブライアントは4月29日で終了デレクフィッシャーが11、彼の16点の得点
- First North American Kia Plant Opens in Georgia
Governor, Kia chairman tout opening of first North American manufacturing plant in west Ga.
United States - Georgia - Biology - Metros and Regions - North Georgia Mountains 知事は、起亜自動車会長-グルジア-生物学-メトロスと地方行政区画-北ジョージア山脈の西にジョージア州アメリカ合衆国の最初の北米工場の開口部宣伝
- Russia deploys anti-aircraft missiles in Abkhazia
MOSCOW - Russia announced yesterday that it has moved a sophisticated anti-aircraft missile system into Georgia's breakaway republic of Abkhazia.The deployment of the S-300s drew immediate protest from Georgia. The Foreign Ministry... モスクワ - ロシアは昨日、それは、S - 300のAbkhazia.The展開のグルジアのチェチェン共和国に洗練された対空ミサイルシステムを移動したと発表したジョージア州からの即時抗議を引いた
- Profile: Roza Otunbayeva (2)
Otunbayeva was again foreign minister from April 1994 to June 1997, followed by several years as ambassador to the United Kingdom and, later, the United Nations deputy special representative on Georgia.
Otunbayeva returned to Bishkek in 2004 and was one of the leaders of the campaign that led to the overthrow of then President Akayev. She served for a few months as acting foreign minister in the interim government of Kurmanbek Bakiyev, but failed to win parliamentary approval to become foreig ... Otunbayeva後にした再び外国人4月大臣から、1994年6月続いて、1997年大使として数年、イギリス、国連副特別代表にジョージア州
- Black congressmen run gauntlet of racist slurs
WASHINGTON: Protesters outside the US Capitol, angry about the proposed healthcare reform bill, shouted ''nigger'' at a US Congressman, John Lewis, a civil rights icon from Georgia who was nearly beaten to death during an Alabama march in the 1960s. ワシントン：米議会、提案された医療保障制度改革法案については、怒って外に抗議、。。u0026#39;。。u0026#39;、米国の下院議員、ジョンルイス、ジョージア州から人近くの死には1960年代にアラバマ行進中に殴られ、公民権のアイコンでは黒人の声を張り上げた
- Death penalty: Judicial killing in the free world | Editorial
Ending the practice in G8 countries such as Japan and the US would mark significant step towards global abolishmentIt is, by all accounts, an unremarkable room – but for the noose hanging from the ceiling and the trapdoor beneath. Yesterday, for the first time, the Japanese justice minister Keiko Chiba allowed the media into one of Japan's execution chambers. It is a small but important advance for a country that less than a year ago was accused of driving death-row inmates insane by refusing to reveal the day of their execution. Significantly, Chiba is a long-time abolitionist: her appointment, campaigners hoped, would mark the beginning of the end of capital punishment. Then last month she personally witnessed the hanging of two convicted murderers, a decision only partly mitigated in her critics' eyes by her simultaneous announcement of a review of the death penalty.Of course, Japan is not the only G8 country where judicial killing continues. Next month, in the United States, Teresa Lewis may become the first woman to be executed in Virginia since 1912. She is convicted of organising the murder of her husband and stepson, by offering herself and her daughter for sex, in order to cash in on life insurance. These are terrible crimes. But the courts have been told that Lewis, like many on death row, is of limited intelligence and was dependent on prescription drugs at the time of the killing. One of the men who carried out the killing, now dead, even confessed he had manipulated her in order to get the insurance money himself. It is a familiar pattern on death row, where mentally inadequate Americans are grossly overrepresented. Last week, in Georgia, Troy Davis was granted a hearing to review the reliability of witness statements used in evidence of the murder of a pol G8諸国、日本や米国などの練習を終了すると、すべてのアカウント、平凡ルーム - が下に落とし。縄が天井から吊るさおよび地球abolishmentItに向かって大きな一歩を踏み出すだろう
- Russia's ruling party plans V-Day celebration in Georgia
Russia's ruling party, United Russia, plans to celebrate Victory Day for the World War II veterans who live in the former Soviet republic of Georgia, an official said Thursday.
The party will lay a wreath at the war memorial of Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, after a reception on Friday, the Itar-Tass new agency reported.
About 700,000 Georgians fought in the Soviet army against German troops during the World War II and half of them died in the war.
Georgia and Russia fought a brief war in ... ロシアの与党は、イギリス、ロシア、グルジア共和国、旧ソ連IIのベテラン住んで計画戦争世界勝利の日のために祝うために、関係者が明らかにした
- Woods' return the best news for golf, says Ballesteros
Shamed world number one Tiger Woods' decision to return at the Masters next month is the best thing to have happened to golf for some time, Spanish legend Seve Ballesteros said on Tuesday.Woods announced last week that he would return from a self-imposed exile, following revelations over numerous extra-marital affairs emerged last year, to play in the first Major of the year - which begins on April 8 at Augusta, Georgia - and one which he has won four times. 辱め世界ランク1位のタイガーウッズの決定は、マスターズ、来月にまた戻ってゴルフ場にいくつかの時間に起きているための最良のものは、スペイン語の伝説セベバレステロスTuesday.Woods先週のは、彼が自分から戻って亡命課さ発表した、多数の不倫で、次の印は昨年、初のメジャー年間でプレーする - は、4月8日、ジョージア州オーガスタで始まる - と現れた一彼は4回を獲得しています
- Abkhazia has been fooled by Russia | Giorgi Badridze
The Abkhaz now have a choice: be an outpost of the Russian empire or work together with a European GeorgiaAnna Matveeva is right to remind us that Abkhazia was once the favoured holiday destination of the Soviet elite. But she omits to mention it is also the homeland of thousands of ethnic Georgians who were expelled from their properties in a brutal ethnic cleansing exercise implemented by the Russian-supported separatists. Their homes now lie in ruins, as they live in temporary housing in Georgia dreaming of the day they will return.The sad truth, as Matveeva hinted at in her article, is that the Abkhaz people were fooled by Russia. The Kremlin stirred up paranoia over Georgian intentions, armed separatist fighters and deployed troops before the invasion of 2008 under the guise of security. But the Russian objective was not to help the Abkhaz gain independence or to hand them the lands of ethnic Georgians, it was to subsume the territory into the greater Russia and to destabilise the government of Georgia, so that Georgian ambitions to join the Euroatlantic community were snuffed out.The reality is now dawning on the Abkhaz: instead of independence they have got Russian annexation. Thousands of Russian soldiers and workers have moved in, and they are not likely to be heading back anytime soon, if ever.The rivers and coastlines of Abkhazia are being pillaged to provide construction materials for the Sochi Olympics, threatening environmental disaster in the years to come. Russian companies, such as Rosneft, are scouring the land searching for assets to exploit. The Abkhaz have become puppets, and we all know who is pulling the strings.I am the first to admit that Georgia has not got everything right in relations with our Abkhaz compatriots. We should have been more unde アブハーズは選択肢があります：ロシア帝国の前哨されるか、一緒にヨーロッパGeorgiaAnnaマトベーエワで動作する私たちがアブハジア自治共和国はかつてソ連のエリート待。休日の行先した思い出させる権利である
- Guardian Daily: Gordon Brown set to call general election
With everyone expecting Gordon Brown to announce the general election our chief political correspondent Nicholas Watt tells us what to expect when the starting gun is fired. Columinst and polling expert Julian Glover reveals that the Conservative lead over Labour has fallen from nine points to just four.Golfer Tiger Woods faces an eager world press as he gets back to the game in Augusta Georgia. Racial tensions rise in South Africa following the brutal murder of white supremecist Eugene Terre'Blanche over the Bank Holiday weekend. The Guardian's Africa correspondent David Smith discusses the fallout from his home in Johnannesburg.Professor of Economics Carmen Reinhart delivers a warning to Britain's policymakers: tackle the national debt or face a Greek-style crisis.Mike DuranPhil Maynard
誰もが私たちのチーフ政治特派員ニコラスワットの総選挙を発表するゴードンブラウンを期待してどのような起動時に銃が発射される期待することがわかります
- Georgia foils attempt to sell weapons-grade uranium
Exclusive: The Georgian government says it has broken a uranium smuggling ring, underlining the threat of a 'stolen bomb'The Georgian president, Mikheil Saakashvili, has told fellow leaders at the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington that his government has thwarted an attempt to sell highly-enriched uranium on the black market last month. Georgian sources said the HEU was intercepted in a sting operation carried out by the Tbilisi authorities without international assistance. They said the uranium was over 70% enriched. The exact analysis is expected in a few days, but it appears to have been pure enough to use in a crude nuclear weapon. The amount seized was small, measured in grams, so nowhere near the 25kg needed for a bomb, but Georgian officials said the criminal gang who was trying to sell the HEU was offering it as a trial sample of a bigger quantity available for purchase on the black market.In his formal presentation to the summit today, Saakashvili said:The Georgian ministry of interior has foiled eight attempts of illicit trafficking of enriched uranium during the last ten years, including several cases of weapons-grade enrichment. Criminals associated with these attempts have been detained. The most recent case of illicit trafficking was the attempted sale of highly enriched uranium in March of this yearThe seizure echoes the case of Oleg Khinsagov, a North Ossetian smuggler, who was arrested in 2006 trying to sell 100 grams of HEU in Georgia. He had also claimed to his would-be buyers that it was just a sample from a bigger batch. The latest case suggests that bigger batch of stolen HEU may well exist.Since 1993, the IAEA has confirmed 15 cases of smuggling of weapons-grade HEU or plutonium, but investigators admit they have no idea how big a tip this is 専属：グルジア政府は、盗まれたbomb。。u0026#39;Theグルジア大統領、ミハイルサーカシヴィリ、。。u0026#39;の脅威を強。核安全保障サミットワシントンで、彼の政府の試みを販売する妨害した仲間の指導者に言っているウランの密輸リングが壊れている闇市場で高濃縮ウランは先月
- My Name Is Khan film review
A likable and slickly constructed Bollywood tale of understanding and tolerance has unwittingly provoked a storm in MumbaiIndian superstar Shahrukh Khan (often lovingly intialised to SRK) has found this film to be a lot more controversial than expected, even allowing for its plotlines involving US homeland security and terrorism. SRK plays an Indian man with Asperger's syndrome who, for reasons revealed as the film unfolds, is on a quest to personally deliver a message to the US president. Fox paid a lot to secure the international rights to this film and while the ultimate message it delivers, of understanding, community and tolerance, is one that deserves to be heard, it seems unlikely that it will have far-reaching crossover appeal – to say nothing of its problems in Mumbai, where the large and very vocal Shiv Sena movement have been attacking Khan via the film that bears his name. Western screenwriting guru Syd Field gets a credit for story consultancy, but the film is still very much structured according to Indian traditions. For instance, the interval is still used as the point where the film changes gear. As usual, the first half is more soap opera, spending plenty of getting-to-know-you time with the appealing characters before putting them through the wringer in the more politicised second section. Khan's quest lands him in government detention and sees him helping out a hurricane-ravaged Georgia town, while the post 9-11 climate sees anyone even vaguely resembling a Muslim under verbal and often physical attack. It's stunningly shot, on mostly US locations, and tackles plenty of hard topics – its deceptively light touch gets heavier as things progress. It's a shame that much of the intended audience will not see this well-intentioned, slickly constructed and と好感の持てる巧みに理解のボリウッドの物語と寛容の構築知らずMumbaiIndianのスーパースター、シャールクカーンの中の嵐を引き起こしたが予想よりも（多くの愛情を込めてSRK）をより多くの物議を醸すことがこの映画を発見しても、そのplotlines米国土安全保障関係することができますintialisedテロ
- Steelworkers Say Reactors Will Create Overseas Jobs
The Obama administration says building a nuclear plant in Georgia would create jobs, but steelworkers said the parts would come from foreign manufacturers. オバマ政権が雇用を創出するジョージア州の原子力発電所の建物だが、全米鉄鋼労働組合の部品を海外の製造業者から来ると述べた
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