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10 Days to Begin Speaking a New Language


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nnel 5 television. "Thank God, I am alive."Bulatov's 
face and clothes were covered in clotted blood, his hands were swollen 
and bore the marks of nails.Opposition leader Petro Poroshenko rushed to 
the hospital where Bulatov was taken Thursday night."Dmytro asked to pass 
his greetings to everyone and to say that he has not been 
broken and will not be broken," a grim-looking Poroshenko told Channel 5. 
"That he is full of energy and despite the fact that his 
body has been beaten, Dmytro's spirit is strong."Police said the car he 
was driving when he disappeared had been found.Bulatov had been missing 
for eight days, and the protesters organized a campaign for his release. 
They pleaded with top government officials for assistance, offered a $25,000 
bounty to anyone who could help locate him and even consulted psychics, 
said Oleksiy Hrytsenko, Bulatov's friend and fellow activist.Hrytsenko said 
Automaidan members had come under tremendous pressure during the protests, 
with their cars burnt and activists detained, harassed and threatened. He 
showed an Associated Press reporter a text message he had received from 
an unknown number that read: "Go ahead, go ahead, your mother will 
be happy to see her son dead."The AP was not immediately able 
to interview Bulatov.He is among three activists whose disappearances have 
shocked the country, especially after one of them was found dead.Bulatov 
went missing one day after Igor Lutsenko, another prominent 
Vehicles backed up on a snow covered US Highway 280 during a 
snow storm, Tuesday Jan. 28, 2014 in Chelsea, Ala.AP Photo/Hal YeagerDr. 
Zenko Hrynkiw was at Brookwood Medical Center Tuesday morning when he was 
needed for emergency brain surgery miles away at Trinity Medical Center.The 
problem was the sudden snowstorm had locked down traffic, and the neurosurgeon 
didnt get farther than a few blocks by vehicle.The cell service was 
bad so we were fading in and out, said Steve Davis, charge 
nurse in the neuro intensive care unit at Trinity. At one point, 
I heard him say, Im walking.Davis had alerted authorities, and they were 
looking for him. There were supposed sightings, but no one could find 
him.The police were looking for him, Davis said.Hours had gone by since 
the initial contact in the morning.He finally called me and said, Wheres 
the patient? Whats the status? Davis said. He spoke to the family 
and went off to surgery.It was an emergency surgery for a traumatic 
brain injury. Hrynkiw is Trinitys only brain surgeon, Davis said.Without 
the surgery, the patient would have most likely died, Davis said. But 
he is doing well.Davis said he and colleagues at Trinity were estimating 
the hike to the Montclair Road hospital at about eight miles, although 
Google Maps puts it at about six. The extreme weather Tuesday has 
been blamed for five deaths statewide and it stranded untold thousands away 
from their homes.This just speaks volumes to the dedic

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