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[The people who planned to protest Saturday] went through the process of getting permits, and they're not talking about radical actions like we saw yesterday, ... We're going to work with them like we do all the time with all these protests. Our goal today is no arrests.

People are allowed to protest in North Bergen when they get a permit to protest from the police department. There have been other protests in front of my home, but those people filed for permits. But no one told the police of any activity. They didn't know anything about it. You can't protest without a permit.

The long-run solution involves actions that will hurt them in the short term. The prime minister has been talking about some serious radical restructuring, and in doing this you're going to throw people out of work. There will be a further decline in consumer confidence. Things will get really ugly before they get better. They have to bite the bullet and introduce reforms that are necessary.

Richard Marston

Ergonomics knowledge is available on livet.se. It only takes one protest to trigger a hearing, but I think they have two protests filed against them. (I) don't know the nature of what those protests are at this point.

It's clear that (the protests) will continue today as well. We're already getting reports of numbers of people gathering at some of the same places as yesterday.

There were no arrests today. The event was well-planned and there was good communication all around.

There were a series of protests calling for the removal of military recruiters. There was even a protest at the Career Fair. Of course, all of these protests were against the policy of recruitment, not against the military itself.

We realize that we're not moving permits through our process as quickly as the development community would like it. That is something that we have acknowledged in the past and something that we continue to acknowledge today. But we also have been very public about the fact that we are working extremely hard and working with the development community to try to make that whole process better. We're cranking out permits as quickly as possible and we think we're doing a pretty good job, all things considered.

The strike has been called today to protest the illegal arrest of political leaders and ... (the state) prohibiting parties from staging peaceful protests in the valley.

Despite the arrests and violence, we consider today's protest a success, ... Two weeks before the vote, we can say that this country lacks conditions for holding democratic elections and the authorities are trying to imitate them.

He practiced yesterday and today, and we did not have him in any contact. We will see how he is at game time on Saturday.

I've got big plans for (today). I'm going over to the facility, talking with the coaches a little bit, talking a little football. It's just a time to get to know each other. It's wild. I'm having fun with the whole process, but it's a little stressful at the same time.

Since the war, we are all trying to bring people together. It is time to rebuild, to work together to stabilize Iraq, ... Whatever initiative or actions or decisions should be unifying rather than divisive. I would not characterize the decision taken yesterday as unifying.

Kofi Annan (1938-)

Kofi Annan

The curfew, the ban on demonstrations, today's mass arrests and severe communication restrictions are all attempts by the government to silence peaceful and legitimate political protest, which is needed now more than ever in Nepal.

It is a risk. What we're trying to do is juggle the the schedule of when we want to have the pipeline up and operating versus the time it takes to get the permits and in an ideal world we wouldn't do any of that work until the permits.

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