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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) ? Opera singer Placido Domingo is in the hospital after suffering a blockage in an artery of the lungs.
Domingo's representative says the 72-year-old is expected to make a full recovery but will have to miss several appearances scheduled for later this month. He was admitted to the hospital Monday in Madrid.
Doctors say the pulmonary embolism was caused by a blood clot.
The singer's representative, Nancy Seltzer, says doctors have asked the Spanish tenor and conductor to rest for three to four weeks, but that healing time varies. His return to the stage will depend on how quickly he regains his strength.
It's not the first time Domingo has faced a serious medical condition.
Domingo returned to the stage just 45 days after undergoing colon cancer surgery in 2010 and has maintained a vigorous schedule and displayed an uncommon vitality at an age when most stars have stepped away from the spotlight.
He is the most visible opera singer in the world and has performed more than 140 roles, expanding his repertoire to include baritone roles in the past half-decade. The Three Tenors member also recently was named the new goodwill ambassador for the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for his efforts in spreading classical music around the world.
Domingo has canceled his five performances in Daniel Catan's "Il Postino," which were to begin July 17 at the Teatro Real in Madrid, as well as an appearance on July 21 at Plaza Mayor.
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Phillip Humphries book?"Legend of the Four Dragons Sword" is set to be released this fall on Amazon in paperback and the Kindle e-edition.? It is a fantasy style, science fiction book that starts in ancient Korea. ?
Humphries?has been involved in martial arts since he was a teenager and worked for 20 years in law enforcement.? He also?writes an online martial arts advice column, and because of that, started the process of focusing his work around a martial arts fiction piece focusing on the young adult demographic."?
Humphries said the book too about eight months to one year to write.? "The hardest part was character development.? I had to come up with characters that would be attractive to young adult and teen groups," he said.
Designed to appeal to young adults, the four main characters are criminals involved with a lot of fighting and action scenes.??
By day, Humphries runs Lucky Buzzard LLC, a company that consults on martial arts, law enforcement and intelligence for the entertainment, writing and publishing community, and also assists with fight choreography for fim and television.??
"My background in law enforcement allowed me to weave a crime drama, although the book is entirely fictional," Humphries added.
"Legend of the Four Dragons Sword" will be available on Amazon.com.
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After days of violent demonstrations following the overthrow of Egypt's President Morsi, for a time today, one of his chief critics, Mohamed ElBaradei, was named the interim prime minister, in a move that would have given the generals who ousted Morsi new credibility with the West. But then the offer was withdrawn. NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reports.
By Ian Johnston and Charlene Gubash, NBC News
Egypt's interim president has backed away from an announcement Saturday that pro-reform leader Mohamed ElBaradei would be appointed as the country's interim prime minister, news agencies reported.
Ahmed el-Musilamani, a?spokesman for President Adly Mansour said consultations were continuing, denying that ElBaradei's appointment was ever certain following the ouster of President Mohammed Morsi, according to The Associated Press.
Mansour, chairman of the supreme constitutional court, who was sworn in as interim president Thursday.
Egypt?s National Salvation Front announced earlier in the day that former United Nations nuclear agency chief ElBaradei was scheduled to take his oath of office at 8 p.m. local time on Saturday.
According to a source familiar with the Obama administration's thinking, the administration would be willing to work with El Baradei if he is named Egypt's interim prime minister. The administration would also encourage ElBaradei to put an end to the violence, the source told NBC News.?
Secretary of State John Kerry also stressed in a statement that the United States wants to see Egypt's civilian transition succeed, and that the United States will do all it can to help encourage that effort.
Meanwhile, supporters of the deposed Morsi again gathered in large numbers Saturday, a day after clashes with security forces and anti-Morsi protesters left 36 dead and more than 1,000 injured.
A Muslim Brotherhood statement said that the movement?s leader Mohamed Badie ? who appeared at a rally on Friday after his arrest was ordered earlier in the week ? was calling for people to ?remain in the public squares of every governorate and every city until power is restored to him [Morsi] as the rightful ruler of Egypt.?
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?God is great. He can crush every traitor and every treacherous tyrant. The people of Egypt will protect the Revolution, and will continue to demand their rights," Badie said, according to the statement.
On Friday, thousands of Morsi's Islamist supporters marched across a central Cairo bridge in the direction of Tahrir Square, which was also occupied by thousands of protesters whose demonstrations prompted the army to depose Morsi.
The Morsi supporters ended up dispersing after a clash involving a hail of stones, fireworks and sometimes gunfire. There were also clashes in other parts of the country, including Alexandria and the Sinai Peninsula, a hotbed for Islamist militants.
Mohammed Sultan, deputy head of the national ambulance service, told the AP that at least 36 people were killed in Friday's clashes, the highest death toll in one day since the latest outbreak of protests began last Sunday. Another 1,076 were injured.
Amid calls from leaders for both sides to remain peaceful, there are fears the conflict could become increasingly violent.
A new Islamist militant group calling itself Ansar al-Shariah in Egypt announced its formation amid the chaos.
For hours, there was no security in sight as the fighting ensued. Guns, stones and even fireworks were used as weapons but Morsi's supporters were driven back by the anti-Morsi demonstrators, and the military. NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reports.
The group said it would gather arms and start training its members, in a statement posted on an online forum for militants in the country's Sinai region on Friday and recorded by the SITE Monitoring organization, Reuters reported.
The group blamed the events on secularists, Egyptian Coptic Christians, state security forces and army commanders, who they said would turn the country into ?a crusader, secular freak.?
It denounced democracy and said it would instead champion Islamic law, or sharia, acquire weapons and train to allow Muslims to "deter the attackers, preserve the religion and empower the sharia of the Lord," SITE reported.
Egypt?s military has been at pains to stress its takeover of power was not a military coup, but an expression of the will of the people as shown by the anti-Morsi protests.
This is key as it would threaten more than $1 billion in annual military aid given by the U.S.
Hassan Ammar / AP
Days of massive protests and a military ultimatum forced the country's first democratically elected president from office.
U.S. law prohibits financial assistance to any country whose elected head of state is deposed in a military coup.
Speaking in Prescott, Arizona, Friday Senator John McCain said the aid should be suspended.
?I say that with great reluctance, but the United States of America I think must learn the lessons of history and that is: We cannot stand by without acting in cases where freely elected governments are unseated by the military arm of those nations,? he said.
McCain also called on the Egyptian military to set a timetable for elections and a new constitution.
?Then we should evaluate whether to continue the aid or not,? he said. ?I am aware that by suspending aid to the Egyptian military, which is the only stable institution in Egypt, we are risking further problems in the Sinai, and in other areas of cooperation with the Egyptian military.?
NBC News' Becky Bratu and Reuters and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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??????????? SPOKANE, Wash. ? Three former Gonzaga University players dot the rosters for the NBA Summer League in Orlando, Fla., July 7-12.
??????????? Kelly Olynyk, the 13th pick in the NBA Draft by Dallas who then traded him to Boston, is on the Celtics roster. Steven Gray, a 2011 graduate, and Micah Downs, a senior in 2009, are both with the Indiana Pacers.
??????????? Action starts Sunday at the practice facility of the Orlando Magic. Boston faces Orlando at 8 a.m. PDT while Indiana faces Oklahoma City at noon PDT. Ten teams are participating in the Orlando Summer League.
??????????? Olynyk, who became Gonzaga?s highest draft pick since Austin Daye at No. 15 in 2009, was on almost everybody?s All-America team this past season and was named the West Coast Conference Player of the Year.?He averaged 17.8 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 1.7 assists/game and 1.1 blocks/game in helping Gonzaga to a 32-3 overall record, a 16-0 WCC mark, the WCC Tournament title and a 15th straight trip to the NCAA Tournament.
??????????? Gray spent the past season playing for Roanne in France where he averaged 9.2 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 1.9 assists/game and 0.9 steals/game in 28.5 minutes/game.
??????????? Downs, who was named the WCC Tournament MVP in 2009, played in the NBA D-League for the Maine Red Claws this past season. He averaged 35.1 minutes/game, starting 43 of 48 games. He averaged 16.0 ppg, 5.8 rpg and 2.4 assists/game.
??????????? The 22-team Las Vegas Summer League will be held July 12-22 with a new twist added this summer. All 22 teams will play three games to determine seeding into a 22-team double-elimination tournament that will crown a champion July 22. Tournament play will be held July 17-22.
??????????? For NBA Summer League information?click here.
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