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#1: Teresa K (fasstar) on Feb 11, 2011

This from BBC:

A word of caution for jubilant Egyptians from the former UN Deputy Secretary-General, Lord Malloch Brown. "Tonight is certainly a night to celebrate," he tells the BBC. "But tomorrow morning I think is going to be a real time for reflection because I think this is really two armies. It's a younger army of people who were out there trying to guard the square and who let kids and families climb all over the tanks and clearly felt a generational empathy. But it's an army also of elderly generals, who've been some of the most conservative backers of President Mubarak for the last 30 years, and so I think you're going to see a fissure within the army if the generals try to hold out for stability over democracy."

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Me, too, Martin. I am happy, though, that the Egyptians have had this celebration no matter how short (or long)-lived it may be.

it looks like this lady is about to karate chop someone
haha

was a wonderful scene to watch ...thx 4 entry T

Martin, I guess in this case it would be "Dance like everyone is watching." :-D

Thanks Teresa, very appropriate!

very nice - liked the challenge :-)

Great puzzle

You had me dancing all over the grid! :)

ditto...all.

I saw it in the afternoon)))
Nice puzzle, Teresa!

very nice little puzzle, T!

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A fun little solve.

Wonderful puzzle.

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