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There seems to be no end to the scale and desperation of certain "scholars" on the Internet to disprove British Israel. I am dumbfounded how such Christians claiming to be in the Bible Scholar area of knowledge can deny such a truth! If they make it to heaven they are in for a shock! Any angel will correct their thinking! No nation other than Great Britain claims the name great! God said of Israel "I will make thy name Great!" No other nation can possibly claim the promise to Ephraim that he would become a "Nation and a Company of Nations"! These so called scholars with an axe to grind have become blinded by their own dizzy focus and are just straining at Gnats. It occurs to me that none of them has ever studied this subject in real depth or historical detail. Maybe they are suffering from laziness in this particular realm and just are too afraid to admit that this might be their trouble!
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NEW YORK – There is a way to crunch the numbers so that Jim Johnson's 2013 season looks palatable.
The Orioles closer is still leading the majors with 29 saves. He has made 43 appearances in the first half – tied for fourth most in all of baseball and most by any closer -- and has been scored on in just three of his past 18 games.
But after Friday's 3-2 loss at Yankee Stadium, in which Johnson allowed two runs on two singles, a four-pitch walk, an intentional walk and his own fielding error, the positives are hard to accentuate.
Bottom line is that Johnson has now blown six saves in the first half of this season compared to three in his All Star 2012 campaign.
"Those three outs are the hardest three outs of the game," Orioles catcher Matt Wieters said. "But we have confidence in Jim, and we know if we have a one-run lead tomorrow, we'll be happy to get him back out there."
Johnson (2-7) has now lost as many games this year as he did in his past three seasons combined. He's walked 14 batters so far in 2013; 15 in all of 2012.
"A lot of it is just getting ahead, and just making good pitches," said Johnson, who has now blown two of his past four chances after converting 12 straight. "The walks have been uncharacteristic. I told you that a while ago. That's something I've been continuing to work on. We'll find it. There's going to be a key there somewhere. I'll figure it out."
Johnson apparently will continue getting that chance. When asked whether he was concerned about his closer, Orioles manager Buck Showalter quickly turned the question around to spotlight an offense that managed three hits – including a two-run Wieters home run -- in nine innings against Yankees' right-hander Ivan Nova (3-2).
"I'm concerned about the way that we swung the bats tonight. There's a lot of factors that go into it," Showalter said. "We've got some guys who can't pitch every day and some guys can. Certain things will work themselves out. Everybody will seek their level and figure it out."
Johnson, as always, was hard on himself after the blown save. But this time he was more irritated by his fielding miscue than the hits and walks he allowed.
He entered with a 2-1 lead and immediately allowed a single to ninth-place hitter David Adams.
Brett Gardner then attempted a sacrifice bunt and popped it toward the right side of the infield. Johnson said he considered trying to catch it, decided he wouldn't get there in time, but was thinking about throwing to second to get Adams.
Instead, he muffed it altogether, allowing Gardner to get to first without being able to make any play.
"The thing that really changed it was me screwing up the whole bunt. Trying to do too many things at once instead of just taking the out and then I screw the whole play up and that kind of escalates the situation," Johnson said. "Usually, I'm a pretty good fielder. Well, usually I am. I take pride in what I do out there."
Ichiro Suzuki followed with a sacrifice bunt that moved the runners to second and third, setting up an obvious, one-out walk to the Yankees' best hitter, Robinson Cano.
Then came Johnson's second big mistake. He walked cleanup hitter Travis Hafner on four straight balls to force in the tying run.
"The thing with Jim is getting strike one is most important because once you get strike one, they're going to have to expand, try and swing at your tough pitches," Wieters said. "And right now, they're just in hitters' counts when they can lay off those tough pitches. So strike one will be big for him, and he'll be ready to go."
Vernon Wells followed with a single to left on a 2-2 count to give the Yankees (47-39) the victory and extend their winning streak to five games.
The Orioles (48-39) have now lost three of four on this road trip since sweeping the Yankees at Camden Yards last weekend. The Orioles had won five straight against New York, but now find themselves just a half game ahead of the beat-up Bronx Bombers for second place in the American League East.
Johnson's implosion ruined another gutsy performance by starter Miguel Gonzalez.
Gonzalez struggled with his control, tying his career high with five walks and exiting after six innings with an uneconomical 104 pitches. Yet it was still good enough for Gonzalez's sixth straight quality start. He allowed just four hits and one run -- on a close play at the plate in which Wells just beat Wieters' tag in the fourth.
"Miguel was fortunate, but that's him. He's going to bend, but not break," Showalter said. "You give up four (walks), I think five with an intentional, you've got to consider yourself lucky to get through that with only one run."
Of the six innings he pitched, Gonzalez retired the Yankees in order once. But he limited the damage, including a bases loaded, one-out situation in the fifth in which he induced a shallow fly ball and a foul pop-up to wiggle out of trouble.
"It wasn't the best outing," said Gonzalez, who has a 2.27 ERA in six career games against the Yankees, including the postseason. "I battled through that inning where there was bases loaded and one out. I made pitches when I needed to. That was a tough one."
All of the Orioles' offense came on one swing in the second against Nova.
Wieters, who had been in a 6-for-42 slump in his past 13 games and was hitless so far on the road trip, smacked his 11th homer of the season and first since June 24.
Statistically speaking, though, it wasn't surprising. Wieters has hit eight homers against the Yankees in New York – the most of his career against any road opponent.
And Wieters absolutely owns Nova. He was 9-for-21 with three homers against the Yankees' right-hander before he faced him on Friday.
"I try not to worry about numbers," Wieters said. "Most of the time they're not too good; I'm trying to go out and get hits when I can."
After the Wieters' home run, Nova retired 23 of his final 25 batters – going the distance for the first time in his career.
That allowed the Yankees to climb back with two runs in the ninth – and keep Johnson, such a rock for the Orioles last year, searching for answers.
"It's frustrating," Johnson said. "I've been working since Day 1 to get to where I need to get, but I'm still going to keep working hard."


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Scandinavian International Fashion Week: When Stockholm Gets Extra Glamorous
SIFW (Scandinavian International Fashion Week) is a new fashion project aiming to add the glam of couture designers to the glamorous setting of Stockholm. This year it does so by opening up for the public the magnificent Blue Hall at Stockholm City Hall, the one you might have seen during the Nobel Prize ceremony. Several international designers presented: Sonja Andersson, born in Luanda, capital of Angola, and also the founder of SIF (Scandinavian International Fashion Week), Karima Lalla El Alaoui, Alicja Eklöw (Aspera), Ruslan Khvastov, Iracema Matias (Regarde Moi Couture), Carlos Medeiros and Elsa Gonçalves (Oficina do Burel), Noor Thandi Modise (Oscar & Rose) and Zulema Murillo (Zumi Marbella).
Sitting front row beside me were several photographers and fashion bloggers. Around us was a fashionable public and the representatives of many embassies.
The fashion show started with a scene dress by Sonja Andersson. The flouncy see-through snow-white dress, made in recycled bubble wrap, was enriched with fire-red details; snow/fire being a combination which the designer thinks expresses her double nature, as an Angolan-born woman who grew up in Stockholm where her father was an employee at the Angolan embassy in Sweden. Swaying left and right the model welcomed us all to the show. Trains, shining red fabrics, rich ruffles and asymmetric details were the dominating notes in Sonja Andersson´s carefully tailored couture collection.
Next up was the South African brand Oscar & Rose. The fashion designer was inspired by the different traditional costumes worn by the women of the South African tribes. Their images were rendered in a stylized way in her very distinctive prints which decorates both flouncy long dresses and A line short dresses and tops. Her outfits would delight women with a taste for contemporary art searching for something different.
Zumi Marbella´s collection is meant for an elegant and very feminine woman. Her distinctive marks are wraps, two-color combinations and high-quality fabrics. Her most noticeable piece, in my opinion, was a very revealing loose fit two layers beige and pink dress with deep plunging neck and high slit.
The first part of the show was closed by Ruslan Khvastov´s male collection The Ukrainian fashion designer has a modern and very cool style and uses carefully chosen fabrics. His distinctive dark t-shirt with crosses in burn out fabric, his striped tight trousers, skull backpacks and t-shirts with skull motifs, black t-shirts with shiny details, cuts and hoods are just made to make one cool.
After a brief pause with live singing, it was Karima El Alaoui´s turn. With her we got models styled as queens on the runaway and we plunged in the Moroccan traditional fashion. And they did look like royalty in their traditional Moroccan ceremonial Takchita dresses in both soft, dark and lively colors, with rich embroidery and pearls decorations. A most amazing piece was a richly embroidered light pink gown with light blue underskirt.
Next was Oficina do Burel which focused on outerwear and dresses made of Burel, a traditional, sustainably produced, Portuguese wool fabric available both in a thicker and in a finer version. What once was a fabric used by the shepherds is now a trendy fabric for elegant and warm women´s wear. The distinctive mark of the brand is an intricate decoration made through cuts that show the contrasting underlayer. The colors used by the Portuguese designers range from electric blue, yellow, fuchsia and red to grey and beige. Their tight fitted or flared short dresses were matched with enchanting capes and coat capes. My favorite piece was a yellow embellished cape closed by a grey ribbon belt.
The Swedish designer Alicja Eklöw (Aspera) presented a collection that reminds of the ice-skating world and puts one directly in a party mood. She used tulle and embellished sparkling fabrics to create dresses in different shapes that can suit different body types: from a wide tulle ballgown with a strapless bodice to a remarkable yellow mermaid dress embellished with sequins.
The Angolan fashion designer Iracema Matias showcased an extremely chic collection mixing a light blue fabric with tiny stripes with a dotted kind of impressionistic fabric in a variety of models matched with pretty hats. The dresses were very carefully tailored and perfect for an elegant woman. A noticeable piece was a longuette dress with a central panel ending in an asymmetric lapel.
Ruslan Khvastov´s female collection consisted of an outstanding series of sheer and elegant dream-dresses embellished with sequins or fine embroidery, often with leaves as a motif. The dresses were matched with scarves, veils or capes creating a strong scenic effect. The color palette ranges from gold, silver red and burgundy to light blue and white. The fashion show was closed by the Ukrainian fashion designer meeting up a beautiful model dressed with a white bridal dress covered by a veil with delicate embroidered leaves.
Here at Scandinavian International Fashionweek we admired a dazzling fashion show, a celebration of multicultural diversity and excellence which did not forget to keep an eye out to sustainability. Down the renowned stairs came a powerful message of elegance and beauty, revealing and full of wisdom: because truth is beauty and beauty is … a designer dress — that is all.
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Clare V.
Once a blogger and journalist, over 10 years ago Clare Vivier chose to branch out and start her own fashion line titled Clare V. The line focuses on leather handbags and accessories but over time has also expanded into apparel, eyewear, travel goods, fragrances and home decor. Although their headquarters are based in Los Angeles, California, a hallmark for the brand is incorporating chic Parisian elements and details. This is inspired by her French husband and family. She continues to travel from the United States to France to gain inspiration for her brand and upcoming collections. In 2014 she was accepted as a member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, a prestigious title that all American based designers work endlessly hard to achieve. Charities and giving back to the community plays a large role for the Clare V. brand. They have been a part of organizations like Every Mother Counts, Planned Parenthood, Everytown for Gun Safety and Toms.
Clare V. currently has 8 permanent boutiques open across the United States. They are also following a popular trend of opening pop-up shops. This allows residents of different areas to experience what the Clare V. brand is about and get to experience their products first hand. They are stocked at a variety of stores online and around the world including Nordstrom, Anthropology, Revolve and Shopbop.
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Just In XX Spring Summer 2019 during New York Fashion Week
Justin Yu-Ying Chou is the designer of his own brand Just In XX. He studied at Domus Academy School of Design in Italy and the University of Wales where he earned a Masters in Fashion Design. In just a few years, he had earned several fashion awards honoring him and his designs. His collections are very urban. They have a lot of street style to them. Justin Yu-Ying Chou often chooses to focus on Chinese and Western cultures.
For this season he has titled his collection F@$HITION. This latest collection blends modern fashion designs with art, and this is done in a very stylish and trendy way. Having both men and women walk in the show, he encompasses one of the newest trends for collections. This collection has several genderless aspects. Button down tops, jeans, blazers, sweatsuits, all have somewhat of a masculine cut to them. Details were evident in each piece. Some of the items had the title of the show written on them, F@$HITION, while other pieces had the brand name written on the outside. A look I loved on the runway was jeans over jeans: the model had on a lighter pair of jeans with cutouts around the knee and on top were another pair of darker jeans with a much larger cutout going from the waist to just past the knees.
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All Comes From Nothing Fall Winter 2018 during New York Fashion Week
Eva Xu attended the Art Institute of Chicago where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree. Later she worked for Michael Kors and Ralph Lauren. She then branched out and in 2014 began her own fashion label titled All Comes From Nothing. For this season designer Eva Xu and her fashion label All Comes From Nothing debuted their latest collection at the preferred fashion week venue of choice Spring Studios. We had high expectations and Xu definitely fulfilled what we wanted to see.
Eva Xu was inspired by the work of Gustave Klimt, particularly the piece The Woman in Gold. Xu chose a complementary title for her collection this season, Love is the Only Gold, in tribute to the late Gustave Klimt who died in 1918. Using a color palette with burgundy red and burnt orange, Xu also added natural colors of white, creams, khakis, and black. She presented short and long dresses, skirts, pants, capris, blazers as well as outerwear such as trench coats and puffer jackets. All were done in a very classy and chic way. While the collection had a minimal look it was still very refined and polished thanks to the added details and the high quality fabrics used.
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|2007-05-09, 13:26
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Go to a nihonmachi to find the novels in Japanese for about 6 dollars. (They'd be about 3-4 dollars in Japan, but with shipping and handling...)
The novels are impossbile to read though...without pictures those multi-hundred page books are incomprehensible. They also seem to be drawn out with elaborate descriptions meant to throw off the reader. If anyone read the translated Crest of the Stars light novel then you understand what I'm talking about.
|2007-05-10, 17:32
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Does anyone have any idea how long Viz is going to take between novel releases? Educated guesses are fine if they haven't announced that.
|2007-05-10, 18:32
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The manga will take awhile.... it's safe to say since volume 3 only came out in Japan on April 27th... >_>; The next release is in October with volume 2 of both the manga and novel. I'm not sure of how long it would take for VIZ to translate the novels after that. I hope it's not too long though--but I'm guessing 2 or 3 volumes each year at the pace they're going at.
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Geez, this thread is so dead.
I said I'd scan a few pages of the novel here awhile ago so.. uh, here are the first few pages. I don't intend to scan the whole book, though. [Might consider a PDF... but don't count on it too much.] The ViZ Media watermark was put there intentionally by me, except for the back cover, for... um, copyright? :x
Cover | Back Cover | Color Page 1 | Color Page 2 | Color Page 3 | ??? | Prologue: One, Two
I did scan the first page of the first chapter but I stopped due to lack of time (studying for final exams suck) and the first page seemed to end without really cutting off anything of significance so.... :P
Maybe this'll help potential buyers? ;|
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I live in Mexico, and here is almost impossible to buy stuff like this, maybe I can buy it in internet????
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original thread, but since it belongs here, I'd just note that a manga based on the tenth novel is in the works.
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Devard, I've been a long time lurker in AnimeSuki. XD Never really bothered with joining the forums till recently (been to lazy to participate in community discussions). I don't really go to the SnS anime thread that much either since I'm not really interested in it as much as the original novels. :P
As for the 10th volume of the light novels, it's being done by 木谷椎 (not sure about the romanization) and is due in summer time (no specific date given yet).
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|2007-06-07, 13:13
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Hello everyone. I'm new in here, and just "discovered" Shakugan no Shana a month ago. I'm now a big fan, in fact, I already have the 24 eps, the Special, and the mini-specials (all 4) subbed by Eclipse/Static-Subs.
Right now in using uTorrent to get the RAW novels (until now, I have 8), from MOE. btw, does he post here?
Well, what I wanted to discuss is the possible release date for Shakugan no Shana XV. Acording to the previous release dates, is possible that the release date will be next June 10th.
|2007-06-07, 17:42
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|2007-06-08, 02:05
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Here's the original Japanese prologue, to compare:
Spoiler for original Japanese text:
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|2007-06-08, 20:30
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As for the "watering down" thing... I can't really say since I can't read Japanese (much to my dismay. >_>).
Did I forget to mention I think the NA SnS logo looks lame?
|2007-06-09, 17:05
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tsubasa o sagashite
Viz's translation:
Some part of his brain knew another exam was coming up, but it seemed like the distant future, and he wasn't too worried.
The original is saying that things like entrance examinations (for college, presumably) and times that will be important to his future were still far off in the future. The Viz version dumbs it down to "another exam" and adds in explicit interpretation, like "Some part of his brain knew..." and "and he wasn't too worried," where the meaning would've come across implicitly anyway.
おっとりした誇りある専業主婦である母・千《ち》草《ぐさ》と、学校から徒歩二十分ほどの一戸建てで二人暮 らし。
Viz's translation:
... Yuji alone with this doting mother. A gentle soul, Chigusa maintained their small home with pride. And every morning Yuji made the twenty-minute walk to school.
The first half of the original says that Chigusa, Yuji's mother, is a gentle and proud full-time homemaker. Nowhere is "doting" mentioned. The second part of the sentence says that they live together in a house (by itself, as opposed to a condo or apartment) that's around a 20 minute walk to school. The Viz translation here made explicit that Yuji walks to school, as opposed to the original, the purpose of which was to give the distance their house was located from Yuji's school and properly establish the setting.
All throughout the prologue, these things keep popping up. It would seem that the person at Viz was deliberately removing details that he deemed inconsequential and then adding in explicit interpretations as opposed to letting the reader derive the implied meaning. It makes the story feel a lot more childish, as if the "writer" were holding your hand and taking you through the story in small, gentle steps.
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Hmm.... I did think the book in general was written rather oddly. Not the whole thing but snippets here and there. When I looked at the copyright/credit page, I was kind of surprised and kind of... "what?".
Translated by Yuki Yoshioka & Cindy H. Yamauchi
The VIZ editor [for this novel] must've made some adjustments to the book when the translation was done or an error on the translators' part. Of course, I'm not sure. Sometimes these things are done to make the book suitable to the reader. Though I don't agree with that saying often. It'd defeat the purpose of translating if the sentence is changed from the original meaning, doesn't it?
That reminds me... did anyone read this review at ANN? The whole thing isn't bad but...
|2007-06-09, 20:17
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By the way, Dynzel, do you have the rest of the credits for volume 1?
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There's not much for the crediting. It's like every other novel you read in the States, IMO. Here.
They're also working on the manga: (too lazy to scan from the manga)
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anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
need leaders who are not ashamed to stand up
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in the sorry state as the one we created. And
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destruction with creation.
you're a woman and you try to touch the
power – when you stick your head up and
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how you know you did something right, when
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gives women two roles – only two, victim
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and bring people along with you, to a solution.
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I can tell you, that I always regret when I
don't do it.
dollars into community supported infrastructure
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aren't we putting a cap on our poverty
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you feel helpless, the best thing you can do
is help somebody else.
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no predictable connection between the effort
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the same decade that we've seen such
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all colors are getting poorer and communities
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business of poverty is too expensive a bill
for humanity to pay any longer. All of our
solutions must incorporate poverty alleviation
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have traditionally experienced.
need to create strong markets for healthy consumers
and healthy producers so that it is possible
to be both.
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SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. 20 (UPI) -- Chile is going ahead with a multibillion-dollar plan that includes building up its Antarctic defense capability, opening tourist corridors to the frozen continent and consolidating its presence in an integrated single entity.
Chilean plans for increasing a defense and scientific presence in the Antarctic region gained momentum in 2007 in response to reports of lucrative mineral deposits.
As a country with relatively easy strategic access to the Antarctic, Chile has been planning for many years to expand its footprint on the continent. More recently Chile has responded to mineral prospecting and research by Britain and other international powers.
Chile's Capitan Arturo Prat military base at Iquique Cove, Greenwich Island in the South Shetlands, was earmarked for major redevelopment to upgrade its airstrip, already good for C-130 Hercules landing and takeoff.
In January, President Sebastian Pinera unveiled a "four-pillar" program that called for early construction of new bases on the Antarctic, so far described as scientific research stations. In some cases, however, territories to be earmarked for new bases will be chosen by the Chilean Ministry of Defense.
As the second part of the new Antarctic expansion policy, Chile will invest more into developing the Magallanes and the Antartica Chilena region's status as the gateway to Antarctica, Pinera said.
The southern city of Punta Arenas is already a hub of increasing business and industrial activity, though not without angry rejoinders from local protesters, who want more direct benefits for the region and less involvement of business and industrial concerns from the north.
Pinera is facing endemic domestic protests from a range of critics who say the development plans aren't reaching out to the impoverished inhabitants of the south and enriching privileged elites from the capital Santiago and other northern cities.
Analysts said Pinera's third "pillar" -- a planned consolidation of more than 60 different Antarctica-related entities into a single institution -- was a response to local demands to create more jobs and hasten a more equitable distribution of income. Critics warn the consolidation, if not done properly, will have the reverse effect and lead to job losses.
The fourth part of the strategy is to develop high-value tourism in the whole Antarctica-Magallanes region and to develop southern Chile as an intermediate destination for Antarctic-bounded scientific and mineral research traffic.
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François Hollande as French president could suit Britain
29 February 2012
François Hollande comes to London today to energise the 100,000 plus French voters who prefer British capitalism to French statism and whose votes may prove decisive in what is expected to be a narrow outcome in the French presidential election in May.
I was in the Place de la Bastille in May 1981 when François Mitterrand was elected. It was seen as a major win for the European left reeling from the impact of the Reagan-Thatcher worldview of liberal market economics, anti-Sovietism and a deep distrust of the state, which had been running affairs since the war.
Alas, poor Labour. Mitterrand's victory ushered in a further three Conservative wins and an even longer period of power for the German centre-right. The rampantly eurosceptic Labour party had no idea of how to relate to Mitterrand's European project and spent its wilderness decade tilting at European or market windmills instead of supporting the aspirations of middle England.
Ed Miliband is a child of that era and will avoid the mistakes that kept Labour in opposition. He will lunch with Hollande today, mediated by an interpreter as none of the occupants or contenders for top power in Britain or France speak each other's language.
But the bigger question is whether it is in Britain's interests to see a further five years for President Nicolas Sarkozy or whether, as in 1981, the election of a socialist French president may make greater strategic sense for the UK. David Cameron has come out as a full-hearted supporter for Sarkozy's re-election. But the last presidential candidate the prime minister endorsed was Poland's nationalist, clericalist politician, Lech Kaczynski, who failed miserably in his efforts to succeed his brother, killed in a plane crash near Katyn.
Mitterrand supported Margaret Thatcher over the Falklands at a time when Washington was temporising and seeking to broker a deal with the antisemitic, thuggish junta in Argentina. He worked with her on the Single European Act and produced the immortal description that the British prime minister had "the mouth of Marilyn Monroe and the eyes of Caligula".
Hollande has been criticised in the City for saying "the financial world is my enemy". Yet it is Cameron who has denied bankers their bonuses, clawed back tax from Barclays, and stripped Fred Goodwin of his knighthood in the manner of the poor Captain Dreyfus having his epaulettes ripped off when the French establishment wanted to make an example of someone they felt had let the show down. Hollande is proposing a 45% tax rate on those earning €150,000. This is lower than the 50% rate George Osborne applies on similar incomes.
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On the June 29 edition of CNN's Crossfire, co-host and syndicated columnist Robert Novak again ridiculed Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) by calling her "Madame Defarge" -- a reference to a distasteful character from Charles Dickens's novel A Tale of Two Cities.
According to BookRags.com, a website that provides study guides for classic novels, Madame Defarge is "a cruel, vengeance-seeking agent of the [French] revolution ... [who] spends her days knitting a 'register' of names of people she has marked for death."
Novak went on to say that Senator Clinton's proposal to raise taxes on the wealthy "sound[ed] like communism." Pointing out that Hillary Clinton's title is "senator," Novak's Crossfire co-host Paul Begala defended Clinton against Novak's attacks:
NOVAK: For a while, I thought that Hillary Rodham Clinton was actually trying to be nice. What disappointing behavior that would be for Madame Defarge. But she has been back in form lately. This week, in San Francisco, where else, she vowed to defeat what she called the Republicans' extraordinarily ruthless campaign.
She told Democrats who paid up to $10,000 to attend that event that she was going to raise their taxes -- quote -- "We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good." Doesn't that sound like communism?
NOVAK: But it's probably what the rich San Francisco liberals want, and certainly what they deserve, even if they don't want it.
BEGALA: Well, what Senator Clinton -- and that is her title, Senator Clinton -- deserves is better than being called a communist and better than being compared to Madame Defarge, who the English majors here will know is the woman who sat and knitted while people were beheaded during the French revolution in the book A Tale of Two Cities.
I think, given what's happening in Iraq right now, it's a really unfortunate way to characterize one of the finest people in public life that I know. And I know you'll apologize for that unfortunate...
NOVAK: I'll tell you. Certainly, next time I talk about her, I'll call her senator. Will that make you happy?
BEGALA: What about Madame Defarge? That is kind of across the line. I mean, come on.
NOVAK: Well, not my line.
Novak has a history of calling Senator Clinton "Madame Defarge." During the June 4 edition of Crossfire, he made the same reference:
America's leading Bush-bashing, America-hating, left-wing nuts are in Washington for the Take Back America Conference. Hillary Rodham Clinton has been trying so hard to be nice. But she returned to Madame Defarge form.
Novak also repeated the name-calling during the January 24, 2002, edition of Crossfire:
You know enough about theology to know that wasn't a sin, because she [Senator Clinton] was Madame Defarge. She is a mean lady who has done a lot of bad things.
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Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 4:07 pm
Post subject: Sonoma/Napa suggestions?
My husband and I will be celebrating our 10th anniversary in Sonoma and Napa in October. We are very interested in your suggestions! Many thanks.
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My trip to Napa was quite brief. But you must visit the Niebaum Coppola winery. It was my favorite. Try the Sofia's Blanc de Blanc. It's very refreshing. Also, I attended a wine dinner locally, where B.R. Cohn's wines were featured. I'd love to visit that one as well. It's a smaller winery - but extremely quality wines.
There's a great restaurant we went to also. I'll dig through my stuff tonight to see if I can find it. You'll want to make a reservation.
Happy traveling!
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Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2006 6:11 pm
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A dinner at the French Laundry Kitchen is highly recommended. Thomas Keller is amazing as is the setting.
What ever you do, enjoy your anniversary!
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Yes, the French Laundry would be a brilliant choice. You can only make reservations one month in advance and without "friends in the biz" I understand it's next to impossible to get reservations.
You have to call FIRST THING in the morning one month before you want to eat there. And plan to put the number on speed dial and keep calling.
But maybe if you say you'll be coming out from DC, they'll "find" a space for you!
There are also a lot of other restos up there that would be WONDERFUL, where you can actually GET reservations!
L'appetit vient en mangeant. -Rabelais
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Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 6:08 am
Post subject: Re: Sonoma/Napa suggestions?
I lived near Oakville for half a year in 2004. Napa and Sonoma are wonderful - you're going at a great time. Do be prepared for fruit flies to be everywhere (after harvest), but it'll be great. Yes, the French Laundry is great if you can get a reservation. Other restaurants worth trying are: Bouchon (Thomas Keller's more casual brasserie - it's an industry favourite because it's open late), and Bistro Jeanty in Yountville. On your way north, I recommend stopping at the Oakville Grocery in Oakville (you can't miss it), or further north at Dean & Deluca -- both are great for picnic items, and to spot the locals (and celebs - last time I was at D&D Sean Penn and Robyn Wright Penn were shopping there - they have a place in the area). A fabulous, casual place where all the locals go because they don't charge corkage is the Rutherford grill - they do classics like spare ribs and roast chicken really well. Continue north and you'll reach St.Helena. Make sure you eat at Martini House (it's around the corner from the Sunshine Foods Market on your left) - I worked in the kitchen there for a while - it's wonderful. Very underrated, fabulous wines. Also places not to be missed Tra Vigne, and Cindy's Backstreet Kitchen (Cindy Pawlcyn also has Mustards, but I prefer CBK - she does a monthly supperclub upstairs which is great fun if you can manage it). St. Helena has really great little boutiques, so make sure you spend a few hours there. The town of Napa itself (far south end of the wine strip) is not that rivetting, although Copia is a very lovely and sadly unknown foodie museum of sorts. Also, make sure that when you're in St.Helena you take the Silverado Trail (east of the highway), it has fabulous wineries and L'auberge du Soleil - if you can afford it, make sure you stay there. If not, make sure you have a drink and snack on the patio during sunset - it's breathtaking and romantic.
Sonoma is also worth checking out - Healdsburg is quite nice. Charlie Palmer has a hotel & restaurant which serves great food. If you're driving from Napa to Sonoma, take the Oakville grade (from Oakville - it's a winding road that's a treat to drive)
Above all, make sure you have a great time together - it's very romantic! Take a hot air balloon ride in the morning over the valley if you're up for a little adventure.
I almost forgot! Terra in St.Helena is another fabulous restaurant - a real gem!
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My husband and I visited Sonoma last October...If you're visiting wineries in that area, don't miss Armida near Healdburg. It's a ton of fun...they have a Bocce Ball Court, it's a great spot to picnic and the wine is out of this world. Don't miss taking home a bottle of Poizin (packaged in a coffin), which I believe you can only purchase at the tasting room. We also tried their late harvest zinfandel which was AMAZING! I can't wait to go back. Have a great time on your trip!
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I live in San Jose and goto the wine country at least once a year (more often if we have time). Our last trip was two weeks ago. We generally goto Sonoma rather than Napa because Napa tends to charge for tastings and be more crowded.
We've tried lots of B&B's. The most recent
Haydon Streed Inn
was very nice. Unlike some B&B's they have their wine tasting/reception in the evening when guests are actually around. They are new owners and very eager to please. I really enjoyed the visit.
As for wine tasting my favorites are the ones that are neat places to visit I'm particularly found of the wineries on West Side Drive in the Russian River area. These are typically much smaller wineries, more personal, and have neat building rather than huge marble fortresses. These include Hop Kiln, Armida, and Davis Bynum.
You'll also find whatever B&B you stay at will gladly give you lists of wineries to visit, free tour and/or tasting cards.[/url]
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i realize time for suggestion has past but curious where did u end up and how was it?
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As of November 2011, American schools are fully equipped to do their part in both cutting food waste and feeding hungry people. While food donors who give to food pantries and food banks are protected from all liability under the Emerson Good Samaritan Food Donation Act, recent legislation went a step further by explicitly protecting public schools that donate unused food. Now that schools can donate food without risk, they are free to put their unused food to good use.
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A scene at a St. Louis Payless Shoe Source:
HEAD ON COLLISION: Hey man, where can we find some white hightops?
PAYLESS CASHIER: Sorry dudes, we're all out. They've been on back order for two years.
HEAD ON COLLISION: Are you freakin' kiddin' me??? It's like the most generic kind of shoe you could ask for!
PAYLESS CASHIER: You boys got here a little late -- Warbringer, Evile, Merciless Death, Fueled By Fire, Avenger of Blood, Municipal Waste, Bonded By Blood, Violator, Toxic Holocaust and Blood Tsunami snapped up the last 50 pairs.
HEAD ON COLLISION: Damn boys, we gotta haul ass to Hot Topic before they sell out of bullet belts.
You don't really have to listen to St. Louis's Head On Collision for the same reason that you don't really need to listen to any of the other dozens of greenhorn thrash bands snatching up all the skinny jeans over the last year: they bring absolutely nothing new to metal, at best offering high quality re-treads of your favorite Exodus, Vio-Lence and Death Angel tracks, at worst sounding like faceless, redundant wastes of dexterous picking abilities.
Originality is out of the question, so what's left? As thrash revivalists go, Head On Collision are pretty varied in the sources of their cribbage. "Violence and Aggression" is a straight re-write of Slayer's "Angel of Death," down to the opening vocal pattern. "Fear" encompasses the creeping melodies of Ride the Lightning-era Metallica, while the belt-fed riffs of some tracks approach death metal chromaticism. Bay Area gang vox pop up occasionally, and there's a lot of Tom G. Warrior in Pat McCauley's vocals, which is a good thing considering Head on Collision's lyrics rehash the same ol' topics of fear, war, aggression and death, in the same didactic ways as their influences.
Then there's the elusive quality of "conviction," which is certainly present in Head on Collision's vicious guitar tone and slightly muddy production. But every great 80s thrash band had conviction, and to me, the studied seriousness of Ritual Sacrifice just throws into sharper relief how little the band has to offer. Even a note-perfect recreation of ye olde thrash metal (which Ritual Sacrifice isn't) doesn't scratch my thrash itch, because after 20 years of dormancy, I'm not really itching anymore. Dated and proud, Head On Collision are only for serious metal time capsule types.
Thrash 'til the break of yawn at Head On Collision's MySpace page