The fall colours are in riotous glory in Vermont where I am visiting my daughter. Tourists come from far and wide to admire and photograph the changing of the seasons here. Amazing how, while it represents the season of death, the loss of green, life-giving chlorophyll from the leaves of the trees, and portend...
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The Arab world after Gaddafi
The flag of freedom flies high across Libya today. After only eight months, Libyan fighters liberated their country from Moammar Gaddafi, a tyrant who had waged war against his people for more than four decades.
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