Moaz Al-Sibaai currently leads the Political Office of the Homs Revolutionary Council and is a member of the recently formed Syrian National Council. Mr. al-Sibaai is also the Chair and Founder of The Syrian Dream group and chair of the Syrian Activists Network ( SYAN ). Moaz is a senior IT infrastructure consultant and also manages consulting delivery in Saudi Arabia.
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Interview with Moaz al-Sibaai
Cases of cable theft are rising across the railways and have cost £43m over the past two years, Network Rail tells MPs.
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Eight rail cable thefts each day
While other networks have generated new hits, NBC has not, and the network’s new leadership has made clear to its staff that rebuilding will take time and patience.
The daughter of a woman killed in the Grayrigg train crash blames Network Rail after an inquest finds damaged points caused her death.
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Faulty points caused crash death
E! network continues to do damage control over its Kim Kardashian made-for-TV wedding nightmare. In case you’ve been living under a flat rock: There is a fury in the Twittersphere — and among The Reporters Who Cover Television — that the network was in cahoots with its brightest star and that the Kardashian family put over some serious oompus boompus on the American public with “Kim’s Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event.” Read full article > >
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Keeping up with E!’s defense of its Kardashian wedding coverage
[Ned Martel is filling in for Lisa de Moraes, who will be back blogging next week.] “The X Factor” is down to a dozen and the show has gained momentum, merging methods of “American Idol” and “The Voice” and adding elements of mentoring plus back-up theatrics. It’s less bubblegum but not less contrived, nor less captivating. And Simon sang his own praises as he saluted the network for already guaranteeing his new project a second season, even as this first one is hitting its stride. Read full article > >
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‘The X Factor’: Top 12 perform
Update: Ryan Seacrest, executive producer of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” confirmed the Kim Kardashian/Kris Humphries divorce proceedings on Twitter. “Yes @ kimkardashian is filing for divorce this morning. I touched base with her, getting a statement in just a few mins,” he tweeted . E!, the network that airs ”Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” also confirmed the divorce and said a statement is forthcoming. Read full article > >
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Kim Kardashian divorcing Kris Humphries?
A new ESPN Spanish-language show called “El Diez” is unique for the network not only because it will be scripted, but also because it will also feature branded integration.
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Advertising: New Show Steps Up Product Placement
In an effort to gin up a bigger audience, the Oprah Winfrey Network announced Tuesday that it would expand its 8 p.m. “Oprah’s Lifeclass” to two hours on Fridays. “Oprah’s Lifeclass” (airing 8 to 9 p.m., after Rosie O’Donnell’s talk show) will continue to be what OWN describes as Oprah’s most personal revelations, new insights and life lessons gleaned from the 25-year history of “The Oprah Winfrey Show” — or, as we like to call the new show, “a clever ‘Oprah’ clip job.” Read full article > >
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‘Oprah’s Lifeclass’ to expand to 2 hours on Fridays
Rosie O’Donnell’s new talk show, which began this week on OWN, sticks out on the network because it is colorful and spontaneous.
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The TV Watch: ‘The Rosie Show’ and ‘Oprah’s Lifeclass’ on OWN
Users and privacy advocates have reservations about Facebook’s planned redesign , the way the change will affect third-party apps and the network’s general approach to privacy. Third-party apps will be fully integrated into a user’s profile page, with updates about activity on each app. That means that users won’t actively click to share updates from apps — the apps will add that information to a user’s page automatically. Read full article > >
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Privacy advocates oppose Facebook changes
The name Bobby Flay isn’t exactly synonymous with healthful eating. The Food Network star/restaurateur/celebrity chef is better known for his big juicy burgers than for figure-friendly meals. And you won’t find calorie counts on the menu at his growing chain, Bobby’s Burger Palace . But Flay himself has slimmed down over the past year or so, losing, by his estimate, 10 or 15 pounds. He didn’t do it by joining Jenny Craig or Weight Watchers , a la other celebrities. He whittled his waist by making a surprisingly few, surprisingly simple lifestyle changes. At 5 foot 11 inches, Flay weighs 172 pounds. Read full article > >
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Bobby Flay’s recipe for eating healthfully
Sony prepares to ban gamers from the PlayStation Network (PSN) unless they waive the right to collectively sue it
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Sony asks gamers to waive rights
Sony prepares to ban gamers from the PlayStation Network (PSN) unless they waive the right to collectively sue it
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Sony asks gamers to waive rights
With the Defense Department preparing to end its “don’t ask, don’ t tell” policy next Tuesday, gay rights groups are advising the rank and file about what can be done to mark the milestone. Activists say troops on some U.S. military facilities are expected to host parties marking the formal end of the ban on gay men and lesbians openly serving in uniform. The Servicemembers Legal Defense Network , a legal group representing service members affected by the ban, said troops should be able to attend such events. Read full article > >
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Keeping up with E!’s defense of its Kardashian wedding coverage
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Saturday, October 15th, 2011Activists offer guidance on celebrating end of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
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