Revolution 2.0 and Egypt's emerging democracy
Wael Ghonim, the Google executive who sparked the Jan. 25 uprising, discusses his new book Revolution 2.0 and the ongoing political awakening in Egypt. He argues fear has faded, enabling scrutiny of Islamists and the military, with Our Egypt as a new push to push reforms and accountability.
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Almanac January 30 2012 notable facts and births
Almanac entry for January 30 2012 noting the day in 2012 as the 30th day of the year and 40th of winter. It lists historical events, birthdays Franklin D Roosevelt Barbara Tuchman Gene Hackman Vanessa Redgrave Dick Cheney Christian Bale Kid Cudi, a fact about Charles I, a Roosevelt quote, Iraq voting figure, the 2010 turnout, and the first quarter moon.
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Gingrich surge shifts GOP energy after South Carolina
Illinois attorney George Will notes Newt Gingrich’s South Carolina win reshapes the GOP race as candidates across states contend for a unified bid. Gingrich leads in delegates and presses a bold national image, while Romney confronts authenticity questions and Romney’s health care mandate critique fades against Gingrich’s disciplined approach.
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Inflation of Super Bowl tickets shocks the public
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart examines the rising cost of Super Bowl tickets at Los Angeles and Indianapolis venues. He notes $2,099 base prices and over $15,000 for prime seats, questions who can afford such prices, and argues many fans pay for experience rather than mere viewership.
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