Almost immediately, the United Nations and human rights groups expressed alarm about the way the war was being prosecuted, with its startling toll on civilians and critical infrastructure. The Saudis’ bombs have struck factories, roads, bridges, hospitals, wells, funerals, weddings, gatherings entirely of women and a school bus full of children. The United Nations reported last month that it has documented about 18,000 civilian deaths and injuries that have resulted from the fighting, almost 11,000 of them from airstrikes alone. Several other groups believe these estimates to be conservative.

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Eventually, the staff retreated into the store, along with a few terrified customers,  and managed to fight the angry gang off enough to lock themselves in. 

Asking questions are in fact good thing if you are not understanding anything entirely, however this article offers fastidious understanding yet.

At Asian Sofrito, you can order a plate of General Tso's Chicken with a side of syrupy sweet plantains. The Caribbean Chinese fusion restaurant opened in the former home of Wild Garlic Grill on First Avenue, and has been serving the the local clientele who crave Puerto Rican dishes like mofongo and fried chicken masita. Two thirds of the menu is Chinese takeout, and they make a mean plate of barbecue pork lo mein. 

Whether you're sensitive to the chemicals in laundry detergent or you just prefer a more eco-friendly approach, these organic soap berries will keep your laundry room all feeling natural. Instead of a fine powder made with harsh soaps and cleaners, Eco Nuts is essentially of a handful of full-sized Himalayan soap berries. Put them in the provided wash bag and throw them in with your clothes. The berries clean your clothes without the chemicals and can be reused up to 10 times.

With nine varieties of ramen on the menu including white miso and black roasted garlic tonkotsu, it's easy to see why Raijin has become a hit. 

To make time pass, I asked Rob about his cheat meals, and he told me that when he has carbs, he'll have a 'sweet potato' — but he doesn't see that as a cheat. Every time he says he is going to have pizza, he usually doesn't. Way to live on the edge Rob. 

Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band are bringing the Son of a Son of a Sailor Tour to Phoenix on their first trip to the Valley since 2013. The tour takes its name from the title of one of Buffett's most popular albums, which turned 40 earlier this year and includes the hit “Cheeseburger In Paradise,” a Parrothead favorite, as well as “Livingston Saturday Night” and “Cowboy in the Jungle.”

Their debut was the U.K.’s first punk album, preceded by “New Rose,” the U.K.’s first punk single. But it’s not the history that reaches out and grabs you by the collar. It’s the music, a glorious racket effectively underproduced by the great Nick Lowe.

16. Chamberlain was born and raised in Philadelphia. When Wilt was eligible for the NBA Draft in 1959, the Warriors claimed him as a territorial pick. Territorial picks were usually reserved for players who’d played their college ball in or near an NBA city. (Thus the Cincinnati Royals were able to claim Oscar Robertson from the University of Cincinnati.) Wilt played at Kansas, which is obviously nowhere near Philadelphia, but Warriors’ owner Eddie Gottlieb was able to use a territorial pick on Chamberlain because Wilt had been a high school star in Philly.

Normally, after a sale through F.M.S., the military’s transportation command takes possession of the weapons and delivers them to the foreign customer. But Saudi Arabia instead hires private charter flights — giant Soviet-era Ilyushin cargo planes, filled with guided-bomb components — and flies them all the way to Saudi Air Force bases. There, the tail fins and the laser-guidance kits are attached to either end of the warheads, and free-fall gravity bombs are transformed into laser-guided weapons, which are then loaded up onto the bomb racks beneath jet fighters. It’s a process that happens at the Saudi’s base in Dhahran on the Persian Gulf and at King Khalid Air Base in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern corner. King Khalid is the country’s southernmost base and has a squadron of F-15s strategically stationed there. It happened to be just 200 miles from a new well about to come online in a district called Arhab. An F-15 at top speed can close that distance in about six minutes.