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The reader iscautioned not to put undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, asthese statements are subject to numerous factors and uncertainties, includingwithout limitation, successful implementation of our business strategy andcompetition, any of which may cause actual results to differ materially fromthose described in the statements. We undertake no obligation and do not intendto update, revise or otherwise publicly release any revisions to theseforward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the datehereof or to reflect the occurrence of any unanticipated events. Although webelieve that our expectations are based on reasonable assumptions, we can giveno assurance that our expectations will materialize. Many factors could causeactual results to differ materially from our forward-looking statements.-0-CONTACT:ZA Consulting Inc.Investor & Public Relations:. * Up to 300 foreign Islamist fighters in Somalia * Fighters from Africa and other countries By Frank Nyakairu NAIROBI, May 15 (Reuters) – Hundreds of foreigners from Africa and outside the continent are battling Somalia’swestern-backed government in the worst clashes for months, the U.N special envoy to the Horn of Africa nation said on Friday. Intelligence agencies are worried that Somalia — with its porous borders and coastline, al Qaeda-linked Islamist groups and weak government — may become a beach-head for militants trying extend to their influence in the region and beyond. Some observers play down that risk, saying most Somalis follow a moderate form of Islam and have a deep suspicion of foreigners and the strict interpretation of Islamic law espoused by groups such as al Shabaab.

“There is no doubt from many sources covert or overt that there is a significant number of foreign fighters in Somalia from within the continent and outside,” U.N. envoy Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah told reporters in Kenya’s capital “I have seen figures from U.N Security Council documents, submitted by the U.S. where they are estimated to be between 280 and 300,” he said. Fighting between al Shabaab militants — who admit to having foreigners in their ranks — and pro-government fighters has killed at least 139 people and sent some 27,000 fleeing the pock-marked, seaside capital since late last week “If (the rebels) take power by force, it will lead nowhere There will be no recognition,” Ould-Abdallah said. World powers have condemned the violence in Mogadishu and called for calm in one of the world’s most dangerous cities. Analysts say foreigners have been training insurgents in explosives and tactics, while weapons such as landmines, grenade launchers and rockets have been flown and shipped into Somalia. One security analyst said the roadside bombs being used to target African Union peacekeepers have become far more sophisticated in recent months.

Hardline opposition leader Sheikh Hassan Dahir Aweys told Reuters on Thursday there were some foreigners in Somalia, but that those numbers had been embellished [ID:nLE392447]. Aweys — who Washington says has links to al Qaeda — also accused U.N. envoy Ould-Abdallah of “destroying” Somalia through his support of the transitional government. Since early 2007, an insurgency against the government has killed 17,700 people and wounded almost 30,000 others, according to a local rights group.(Writing by Jack Kimball; Editing by David Clarke). 400 People Join Panther Racing CEO and Physician to Celebrate Improved Healthand Quality of LifeJohn Barnes and Dr. Samer Mattar team to improve nation’s healthCARMEL, Ind., May 15 /PRNewswire/ — CEO and co-owner of Panther Racing, JohnBarnes, will discuss his weight loss journey with over 400 current and formerpatients of Clarian Bariatrics at a special recognition event in the EastChalet at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Friday, May 15. Barnes fueled his competitive spirit on the race track, but was struggling tokeep up in his personal life.