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Anti-Gadhafi Fighters Celebrate Gains in Libya Curated News Edition - 10/10/11 http://www.LibertyNewspost.com Anti-Gadhafi fighters celebrate gains in Libya (USATODAY.com News) Ouagadougou Convention Center, Monday as fighters pushed easiest routes between east and report corrections and Submitted at 10/10/2011 12:03:11 PM an ornate complex that Gadhafi through residential areas that have west. clarifications, contact Standards frequently used for international been used as cover for the former Revolutionary forces launched an Editor Brent Jones. For SIRTE, Libya (AP) – Jubilant summit meetings. regime's snipers. all-out assault on Sirte on Friday, publication consideration in the revolutionary forces raised their The capture of the walled The transitional leadership, eager pounding the city with tank shells, newspaper, send comments to tricolor flag Monday over a complex was a symbolic victory to move forward with efforts to field cannons, rockets and heavy [email protected]. Include convention center in Sirte that because Gadhafi fighters have hold elections and establish a machine guns. Gadhafi loyalists name, phone number, city and served as a base for Moammar used it as a base and stronghold democracy more than six weeks have put up fierce resistance, state for verification. To view our Gadhafi's loyalists there, but throughout a weekslong siege of after seizing control of the capital, firing back with Grad rockets, corrections, go to fighting surged elsewhere in the the Mediterranean coastal city by has said it will declare that Libya sniper rifles, mortars and rocket- corrections.usatoday.com. We've fugitive leader's hometown. forces of the new government. has been liberated after Sirte falls. propelled grenades. updated the Conversation By Bela Szandelszky, AP Revolutionary forces also A team from the International The revolutionary forces also Guidelines. Changes include a Libyan rebels in the bed of their claimed significant gains in the Committee of the Red Cross have gained control of the brief review of the moderation country's ousted leader in a palace inland enclave of Bani Walid, entered Sirte's Ibn Sina Hospital University of Sirte on the city's process and an explanation on in Sirte, Libya, on Monday. after weeks of faltering advances Monday to evacuate wounded southern outskirts. As they push how to use the "Report Abuse" Col. Younis al-Abdally, a that resulted in part from the people left behind after three forward, Gadhafi loyalists are button. Read more. commander in Sirte, said his challenging terrain of desert hills weeks of fighting. fighting in an ever-shrinking This entry passed through the troops have surrounded pro- and steep valleys. 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Two girls in a Ten minutes into his first visit, he on a keyboard while Lauraah project sprang from research on years, her team concluded that beanbag chair shared a MacBook met Hawkins, widely known as McGuire, Dana Jackson and Jara how digital media affect kids' most kids shift between three they had checked out at the front "Brother Mike" — the name Rollins surf the Web. literacy. Simply put, it's changing stages of consumption and desk, tweaking their Facebook comes from his days on the city's the requirements. creation, informally dubbed statuses; a dozen boys egged each poetry scene — who introduced Charnell Hemphill, left, plays on "We are in one of these rare "hanging out," "messing around" other on as two button-mashers him to performance poetry. Soon a keyboard while Lauraah moments in time where what it and "geeking out." played the video game Infamous. 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Ito says the secret of Once a storage room at the "It's really a shift from thinking of "Geeking out" involves using new A few feet away, another boy YOUmedia's success is that it's Harold Washington Library a library as a repository to a media in an "intense, autonomous repeatedly played a fragment of based not on what adults think Center, the high-ceiling, 5,500- community center, a place where and interest-driven way" that percussive digital music, shaving students should be doing, but on square-foot space, dubbed things actually happen," says often leaves friends in the dust as off microseconds as he struggled "what kids actually do and how "YOUmedia — a Digital Library Taylor Bayless, 27, a librarian and teens seek out experts for help. to fit it into a larger composition. they engage" with media and one Space for Teens," has become a one of the center's mentors. 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