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on language, food, humility, and humor.
A Swiss man, looking for directions, pulls up at a bus stop where two Americans are waiting. "Entshuldigung, können Sie Deutsch sprechen?" he asks. The two Americans just stare at him. "Excusez-moi, parlez vous Francais?" he tries. The two continue to stare. "Parlare Italiano?" No response. "¿Hablan ustedes Español?" Still nothing. The Swiss guy drives off, extremely disgusted. The first American turns to the second and says, "Y'know, maybe we should learn a foreign language." "Why," says the other, "That guy knew four languages, and it didn't do him any good."
I'm writing this in rural Mali, where I've been working and traveling the past two weeks. I tried making my way up to Timbuktu after the work was finished, but there's a bunch of mercenaries who've been run out of Libya up there with guns and money. I've been advised not to go with the reasoning being that a) they were on the wrong side of an American supported revolution and I'm American, and b) when the money runs out, they may start looking for new sources – i.e. kidnapping foreigners like me. (see update note #1)
Still, I've been able to see some amazing places (Dogon Country, Djenne, etc.) and to meet great people. But, I am acutely aware of being a foreigner here. Not only because there aren't many white people here at the moment, but also because I don't speak any of the main locally-spoken languages, including the colonial one: French. I speak just enough of this to greet people and then tell them in French that I don't actually speak it. They think this is pretty funny. If they happen to speak a bit of English, I tell them this joke:
- What do you call someone who can speak three languages?
- They say, "I don't know"
- A trilinguist.
(If they don't speak English very well, we stumble around this for a few minutes until they understand what I'm saying and then, after a while, realize that it's not the punch line and swallow their fake nervous laugh.)
- What do you call someone who can speak two languages?
- They get this one right: "a bilinguist?"
- Yes, and what do you call someone who can speak just one language?
- "…um, I don't know."
- An American!
Pause…wait for it…riotous laughter! Backslapping, broken ice, best friends, and free beer! A good joke can go a long way, especially when you're essentially the butt of it.
My travel schedule for work this year has put me into over a dozen countries on six continents. If it weren't for the amazing English language skills of local people, my work would pretty much be dead in the water in most of these places. My multilingual colleagues and translators allow me to utilize my skills in places where I would otherwise be unable to ask for a glass of water or place to poop.
Whereas in many places in the world, children grow up speaking 2-3 languages out of the starting blocks, I didn't begin to learn a second language until high school. I learned German – und Ich habe fast alles vergessen – which came in handy as an exchange student, but for lack of use has all but disappeared from my linguistic tool box. I took up Spanish as an undergraduate, which proved more useful when courting my Bolivian girlfriend (now wife), although there were plenty of mistakes along the way, like forgetting that "to like" is a reflexive verb. The first time I tried to express how I was feeling, I ended up announcing to her great annoyance, "you like me, you like me a lot".
I'm fluent now, which is nice because I can communicate directly with an additional 400 million people on this planet. "¿Me podrías dar un vaso de agua por favor? y ¿Donde esta el baño?" See, pretty damn useful.
When the butt makes an effort
I'm doing my best to learn French now. Actually, that' a lie. I put a copy of Rosetta Stone French on my computer, so my pocket book is doing its best, but I've been too busy or lazy to really prioritize it, which has positioned me well to both entertain and offend when working in places like West Africa.
We expats and world travelers all have lots of really funny anecdotes of our language faux pas – being asked if married and replying "a little bit, but I should be better by morning" (confusing casado – married with cansado – tired), announcing we're quite pregnant following last night's drinking binge (confusing embarrasado – pregnant for vergonzado – embarrassed). These things happen. It's dreadfully embarrassing in the best sort of way; it leaves you more humble but without lasting emotional scars – so long as you can laugh at yourself.
But, given the fact that most of us English speakers can find good translators in the countries we visit or live in for work, and given that it does kind of suck to announce your a pregnant man recovering from marriage when you're trying to come off as a seasoned humanitarian professional, why should we even bother. After all, "that guy knew four languages, and it didn't do him any good."
Because language is a bit like food. People just love it when you make an effort to eat their food. I was in some remote village once in the middle of …where was that…Uganda? Chad? Any way, I was talking with some community volunteers who were recalling the last time they had an American visit their village from World Vision. "Hey, do you know so-n-so?" they asked me, a bit naïve to the size of my organization. But, in fact I did know this person. "He's such a great guy!" they exuded. "Why do you say that?" I asked, curious. "He ate everything we gave him," one exclaimed. And the rest all nodded vigorously and happily at this. "Do you know who this man was?" I asked, pressing the point a bit. They recalled that he was an American and from World Vision and again applauded his culinary enthusiasm. What they didn't recall about this person was that he was the International President of World Vision.
What left a lasting impression on these folks was not the man's position, but his willingness to lift his fork and dive into their culture. He embraced part of what defined them without hesitation or judgment. He received from them without turning up his nose at what they had to offer.
I've got a rule when I travel – I eat or drink whatever is given to me by the communities I visit. I know that sometimes this will make me sick, but that's a price I'm willing to pay. (I'll spare you the details of my 12 hour bus ride yesterday from Djenne to Bamako.) There is no faster way to connect with people and build a small platform of trust than to share a meal – their meal – together. I have yet to break my rule in hundreds of towns and villages in over 30 countries – and I've put things in my mouth that would make Andrew Zimmern proud. Now granted, nobody offered me Balut last month when I was in SE Asia – a fertilized duck embryo that is boiled alive and eaten in the shell – that may have pushed the limits of my commitment to this rule.
Language is a bit like this. A willingness to learn and use even a few words demonstrates a willingness to be vulnerable and to make an effort to accept and use what is local. It recognizes that you are the visitor and honors your host.*
I once had to deliver the results of a month-long audit to a group of several hundred local workers in an East African NGO office. For reasons I can't share, the future of this office was being staked on these results. The tension that had been building over the course of the month had reached an unbearable limit. The moment had come to find out whether they'd all be out of job or not. I rose from my chair and delivered a paragraph's worth of good news in Swahili.
I had spent about 30 minutes practicing saying it with my translator so that it would sound just right. It just seemed proper for me to deliver such a verdict in their language, rather than mine. Several came up to me afterwards and confirmed that it had been a meaningful gesture.
Now, I know that I can't learn much more than a handful of words in the local language in most places I go, and usually these are the ones that people take pleasure in teaching me – I can say at least one dirty word in over a dozen languages. It may take me another few years to speak French with any confidence, and I recognize that this will be my third colonial language, which allows one to communicate with a large portion of the World, but for most communities it's still not really their language. Even so, I will continue to make an effort to embrace that which is local, be it food or language, if only to remind myself that I am the guest, that my language and food and culture are just ones among thousands of similar inherent value.
Update Note #1.
Since writing this, some friends that I made in Mali were in fact kidnapped in Timbuktu. I had been invited to join them, but explained that I had gotten some clear warnings from the WV Mali security team in Bamako. They decided to push ahead anyway, which is a totally valid decision – I probably would have joined them as well, but I actually had more fear of my wife finding out I had gone despite such clear warnings than I had of actually getting kidnapped. I stayed up to about 1:30 one morning with one of them, whose name I cannot share for the sake of his safety. He is described in the second article linked below – it is his wife who is now devastated. We talked about his life, his family, and plans for the future. I gave him a book I had finished reading. He and the others are good folks who took a risk to see the world and meet new people. They ended up being in the wrong place and the wrong time. Please keep them and their families in your prayers.
Mali kidnapping: One dead and three seized in Timbuktu – BBC
Mali kidnap: wife devastated


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'Entertainment Weekly' Hates Directors Who Are Good, Foreign, Or Female
Strap in, kids. Entertainment Weekly just put out their list of the 25 greatest active film directors, and here's who isn't on it: Woody Allen, David Lynch, or a single woman. So who is?
Before reading the list of the magazine's Top 25 (helpfully transcribed by Slashfilm), we advise you to take a deep breath and maybe finish off that rum and coke you've snuck into your Diet Pepsi can. Ready?
1. Steven Spielberg
2. Peter Jackson
3. Martin Scorsese
4. Christopher Nolan
5. Steven Soderbergh
6. Ridley Scott
7. Quentin Tarantino
8. Michael Mann
9. James Cameron
10. Joel and Ethan Coen
11. Guillermo del Toro
12. David Fincher
13. Tim Burton
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15. Sam Raimi
16. Zack Snyder
17. Darren Aronofsky
18. Danny Boyle
19. Clint Eastwood
20. Ron Howard
21. Ang Lee
22. Paul Thomas Anderson
23. Paul Greengrass
24. Pedro Almodóvar
25. Jon Favreau
We told you to finish that drink. Yes, indeed, that is Zack Snyder and Jon Favreau you see up there. "How could we not include the man who gave us Zooey Deschanel and Will Ferrell singing 'Baby, It's Cold Outside'?" EW asks in its writeup of Favreau. Oh...by, say, not putting his name on the list, maybe? Don't get us wrong, we liked Iron Man too, but this Top 25 is so heavily weighted toward action and fantasy directors that it might as well have been compiled by a thirteen-year-old from Boise whose mom just started letting him watch rated-R movies.
We were surprised that EW didn't include the worthy choice and absolute, obvious gimme of Sofia Coppola in its Top 25, and then we heard that there was an extended list of the directors ranked 26-50. Pour a little more rum, why don't you?
26. Woody Allen
27. Brad Bird
28. David Cronenberg
29. Sofia Coppola
30. Bryan Singer
31. Sam Mendes
32. Mel Gibson
33. The Wachowski Bros.
34. J.J. Abrams
35. Alfonso Cuaron
36. Hayao Miyazaki
37. Mike Leigh
38. Oliver Stone
39. Roman Polanski
40. Spike Jonze
41. Richard Linklater
42. Spike Lee
43. David Lynch
44. Wong Kar-Wai
45. Wes Anderson
46. Mira Nair
47. Andrew Stanton
48. Michael Moore
49. Mary Harron
50. Sidney Lumet
Oh look: foreigners! They do exist. Also, apparently you can be one of the greatest working directors today (greater, at least, than David Lynch or Wong Kar-Wai) if, like J.J. Abrams, your only feature credit thus far is Mission: Impossible 3.
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Last night Panasonic's dubious new gaming console, the Jungle, made a guest appearance on Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory.
Dyrdek was asked to create a jingle for the portable MMO gaming device during his show. The best part of the whole process was when Dyrdek proudly unveils the Jungle to one of his cohort, who mistakes it for a pager.
Hahahahahahah, OK, I got that out of my system.
Here's a taste, but hit up the official site to hear the... jingle?
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The Internet of Everything, 3D Printing, 4K Video, and Robotic Drones: Among Broadband Breakfast's Top 5 Trends From CES
LAS VEGAS, January 8, 2014 - Coming to the International Consumer Electronics Show year after year enables a technology observer to see the evolutionary power continuously wrought by the digital revolution.
Herewith follows Broadband Breakfast's impressionistic list of five top trends emerging from the mammoth trade show here.
As the trade show isn't even half-over, we're not aiming for definitiveness with this list. Rather, we aim to glimpse the future of technology in a context that changes with the start of every year.
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So much for allowing Robert Gallery a gracious exit.
Gallery's reward for telling ESPN he was leaving the club because of a "mutual decision" reached with owner Al Davis is the club claiming the issue was really a contract matter.
That's right.
The organization which rarely discusses anything to do with a contract has trotted out their version of negotiations which ended with the two sides nowhere close in terms of an agreement.
"He was asking for $8 million a year, and we were willing to pay him in the $2.5 million range," Raiders executive John Herrera told beat writer Steve Corkran. "His asking price was way too high."
So is this some sort of new era with regard to discussing contract figures? Perhaps they'll be making that Zach Miller offer public soon.
More likely, the fact that Gallery spoke at all was an issue, so the Raiders decided to go ahead trash a Tom Cable ally on the way out the door.


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May is National Stroke Awareness Month
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
By: Julie Tamarkin
At seventy, I'm not only a serious walker (doing Mt. Washington soon), I do yoga, weights, and swim. So just because I felt faint and my heart pounded for an hour, there was no reason to pay any attention. That is until the next day when I collapsed in the supermarket. I couldn't speak or stand, had double vision, and couldn't move my right side. I got immediate attention and completely recovered within 24 hours. I was very LUCKY! So pay attention and do not think you are invulnerable. Being in shape does not protect against strokes.
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Review: Peppers Mineral Springs Retreat & The Argus Dining Room/
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Phone: 03 5348 4199
Link: http://www.theargusdiningroom.com.au/
Cuisine: Modern Australian
Peppers Mineral Springs Retreat is located in and amongst scenic Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges.
The surroundings are serene, making it the perfect venue for a relaxing weekend away.
In terms of foodie delights, the Argus Dining Room which is located within the grounds of Peppers Mineral Springs retreat boasts delicious Modern Australian fare with a focus on freshly sourced regional produce.
I was fortunate enough to enjoy a lovely dinner catered by The Argus Dining Room at the Conservatory.
Tartar of salmon, with olive and green apple
Istra smoked ham hock, 63 degree egg and pea soup
Wild Barramundi fillet, black bean, asparagus and hollandaise
Birch Estate Lamb 2 ways, heirloom carrots, salted lemon and garlic
Buttermilk, rhubarb, strawberries, cracked pepper
Honey poached pears, ginger bread, pollen, royal jelly and honeycomb
The dining experience was very pleasant. Each dish showcased local produce that was executed very well. We were impressed by the good balance of flavours and nicely added textures that came with every course.


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Auiliary shop move delayed
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For the past four months, St. Luke Hospital auxiliary shop volunteers have been waiting for one thing: the promised keys to their new location.
"It's taken longer than we expected," Elora Robinson said. "But we want to make sure everything is legal. Now that the appraiser's been in, all that's left is making sure all the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed."
In January, the auxiliary announced that they were planning to move into the old Duckwall building (321 E. Main Street) sometime in May, but plans changed when legal issues arose — and delayed the projected opening time.
Volunteers now think it will be another couple of months before things are settled, and they'll have to move in the hotter summer months of June or July.
"We were hoping not to do it then, because it'll be hot," she said. "But, we'd rather do it then than not at all."
Rosemary Garrand, Auxiliary Shoppe chairman, said many people have come into the store, asking when they're thinking they'll move — and each time the answer remains the same: "We'll let you know when we know."
She said they don't know the official opening date of the new location yet, but commented that every step forward is a positive step — for the shop as well as the community.
"We're so excited to get in there," Garrand said. "We'll be able to serve the community even more with the bigger space."
While things are pretty much set in stone, Robinson told the auxiliary at their May meeting that Scottie Gound had resolved most of the legal complications, and is getting ready to process the deed.
Once everything is complete, Robinson said they'll start repairing the roof, painting and putting up shelves.
They expect the process to take anywhere from two weeks to a month.
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CANYON, Texas—A unique public-private partnership between West Texas A&M University and industry professionals marks a historic milestone utilizing Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT) reproductive technology to create cloned calves. A bull calf produced from a steer was born approximately 90 days ago, and a heifer was born Saturday, Nov. 3.
The animals from which these calves were cloned were graded Prime, Yield Grade 1, the highest quality and most sought after animals in the beef industry. The clones will be used to develop a line of cattle that will potentially produce higher value carcasses that reach USDA's highest grade for carcass quality and yield grade in a shorter amount of time using less feed resources.
The project has certainly leveraged the resources of several entities. The public/private collaboration involves WTAMU's agricultural science faculty including Dr. Ty Lawrence, Dr. David Lust, Dr. John Richeson and Kelly Jones, a Ph.D. student at WTAMU partnered with scientists from Viagen Inc. as well as Jason Abraham, Todd Stroud and Dr. Gregg Veneklasen.
"This will be a long-term project that will require between three and five years to produce significant results," Dr. Don Topliff, dean of the College of Agriculture, Science and Engineering, said. "We think this project will also provide us with a model to study other genetic traits beyond quality grade and yield grade that are of high importance to the sustainability of the beef industry."
Veneklasen added, "The opportunities for new discoveries that this project provides the University and the industry are limitless. This is one of the coolest projects I've ever worked on."
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Plaxico Burress might be in a familiar setting, but the offense is brand new.
So the newest-old Steelers wide receiver knows he has to dive into offensive coordinator Todd Haley's playbook if he's going to make any kind of splash with Antonio Brown and Jerricho Cotchery injured.
"I've seen some fast, talented guys through the years, but they couldn't grasp the mental part of the game that would allow their physical ability to show," Burress said Wednesday, via Alan Robinson of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. "If you don't know what you're doing out there, you can't play. It doesn't matter how good you are.
"So I picked up the playbook and start asking 'Where do I need to be, what do I need to do?'"
Burress' first phone call upon his return was to quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, but it would be Charlie Batch throwing him the ball this weekend.
"There's no doubt he can come in and do that [contribute immediately]," Batch said. "He's not a rookie. He's played and won in this league and the speed of the game is not going to be new to him. It's just a matter of when you say the play and break the huddle, can he get lined up and go out there and play without thinking about it? We all know he's capable of doing that."
Burress caught eight touchdowns for the Jets last year, so it's not as if it has been years since he produced. But coming in cold this week, without a training camp or much practice, and with a third-string quarterback makes it hard to imagine how much of an impact he can have.


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Where is this store? Is it in a suite in a building? I didn't see a store front when I walked by.
I love the more casual presentation — the rolled up sleeves in particular.
The store is at
16 East 60th Street
right across the street from Barneys, the store front is pretty small
That 'storage' presentation is just exquisite. I love the contrasting colours, rolled up sleeves on the hanging shirts, and ties peeking out from the shoes. My grandfather's closet looked like that.
Mr. Sartorialist thank you for going back to posting window shops. I get better ideas from the shops than the individuals except for Mory. I think Mory has best style among the individuals you posted. Please go back to Domenico Vacca or Bergdorf. Do you have Kiton or Brioni shops in New York?
I like colours at men.
looks like candy! organized candy! i love it.
i do not know but it does not look…..quality to me!
I've been buying Borrelli for a very long time and let me tell you…there is nothing better then Borrelli shirts. Borrelli products stand for elegance and style, and in fact people who world traveller and are accustomed to Italian famous locations like Capri, Positano, Porto Cervo, Panarea, Portofino, etc wear Borrelli products.
That's so funny! I thought I was the only one in the world who stored his ties in his shoes. Granted, all my ties eventually all smell like sweaty feet, but for the 3 people in the world who have seen my closet, they were sure impressed!
hat ÔÇśstorageÔÇÖ presentation is just exquisite. I love the contrasting colors, rolled up sleeves on the hanging shirts, and ties peeking out from the shoes. http://www.ritoot.com/blog/


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Now, let's discuss the cover:
1. Mal's not hideous-looking, but those fucking glasses turn her into a 60-year-old single man who spends all his days in short-sleeved polyester shirts. Damn.
2. For gym uniforms, those ain't half bad.
3. Okay, the blond? The most crushed upon guy in my sixth grade class had that haircut, AND he did that thing where he spiked the hair at the part. [I can totally picture it, but it's kind of hard to describe.]
4. That one kid's shorts are wicked short. Did he get stuck with the petite size?
This book has a plot. Sort of. It's just really fucking lame. In case you couldn't tell from the super-retarded title of the book, in this one, Mal hates gym class and thinks boys are evil. Oh, excuse me, pains. Sometimes, I really wish these bitches could've cursed like longshoremen. It would've made the books sooooo much more interesting. So, gym class (which Mal hates already) goes co-ed, and she acts like a brat. She hates volleyball, too, and thinks everyone who's trying is being mean and picking on her. So, she sits out a bunch and gets detentions. And in a sort of subplot, lots of the male children in the 'Brook are acting particularly bad or something. So, Mal concludes that gym class turns Stoneybrook boys into nightmares. Again, she's a friggin' idiot. And the ending? Mal discovers that she's good at archery (thanks to the dreaded gym class) and makes the archery team, an activity that is never heard from again. And everything's hunky dory, with apologies to Bowie. So, so stupid.
There is a lot to destroy in this little Permabound package:
- Mal starts off the book by talking about vocabulary words. And, hate!
- Does playing with a Nerf ball really count as playing ball inside the house?
- Poor, poor Byron. "He's not as athletic as Adam and Jordan." Also, Mal can pick him out of the triplets "just from the way he slouches." Ah, indie rock god in the making.
- Um, Mal, you're their sister! You should be able to (fairly) easily tell the triplets apart!
- Can I blame these books for my tendency to find accents hot?
- Mal's description of Ben: "By movie-star standards, Ben isn't a hunk or anything. (Even though I think he's totally adorable. [That's good, you're actually attracted to your friggin' boyfriend.]) He has reddish-blond hair, sort of a round face, and freckles. He's tall. And he wears glasses. (Which makes me feel less self-conscious about my glasses.) Yeah, that's really selling him.
- Mal keeps calling her siblings geeks.
- Dude! Typo! "leavfjing" is supposed to be leaving. Hee.
- Mal is deluded; she thinks that Ben's brothers are always perfect. Cause she sees them how often?
- "Until I met Ben, I thought making a cake from scratch meant you started by opening a box of cake mix!" Yeah, your mom's got a giant litter of children. Heaven forbid she make cake from a mix. You poor neglected girl. Bitch.
- "Jessi isn't stuck-up about her dancing. Not at all. Everything about her is very normal." Thanks for clearing that up. I was totally worked up thinking she'd be stuck up about her dancing. [Also, is a 10-year age difference between the oldest and youngest kid "very normal?" Not saying it's freakish or anything, but it's hardly 2.54 kids-style normal.]
- "Claudia was waring a pair of soft, balloony, purple pants ["Can't touch this...do do do-do do-do" you get the picture.]; a neon green long-sleeve leotard top [um, where's the rest of the leotard?]; a wide, red braided belt; and a pair of soft, red ballet shoes." Yeah, purple, neon green and red, all mixed up in one nasty, fugly mess. Oh, and according to Mal, "If I wore an outfit like that, I'd look like a lunatic. But not Claudia. She looked like a fashion model." Nope, I can't even see her and I want to burn my eyes out with lemon juice and salt covered hot pokers.
- Wow, an actual example of "California casual!" "For example, today she was wearing black stirrup pants, a long, fleecy red-and-pink rose-print top and black high-top sneakers." Doesn't really sound very Cali to me.
- Okay. This is...yeah. "I fished through the jumble of clothes until, way in the back, I found a one-piece denim jumpsuit. It had been a present for my last birthday. I never wear it. Not because I hate it or anything. It's just not me. It's a little too high-style or something." Okay, for someone who bitches and moans about looking like ass and being treated like a baby, you'd think she'd want to wear something more high-style.
- Mrs. Pike actually considers letting Mal stay home to avoid gym class. The fuck?
- Okay, their gym uniforms aren't that bad! Baggy shorts and a white shirt? It's not like they have to wear the polyester hot-pants/jumpsuits that my mom had to wear in the early 70s!
- Aunt Cecilia irons Jessi's gym clothes. And Mal tries it out, too. Dumbass.
- Pinnies? I always thought they were pennies. You know, the colored mesh things to differentiate the teams?
- Mal ducks and runs away from the ball and doesn't try at all. And then she wonders why everybody on her team hates her. Plus, 10 people on a volleyball team? Are they rotating people in and out? I'm so confused...[I used to play volleyball, so some of this shit totally bugged me.]
- Okay. Why do these bitches always expect their baby-sitting jobs to be easy? If a parent says the kid's all kindsa wound up, you might want to listen. That doesn't mean that it'll be a cakewalk for you! Plus, if you don't like it when the kids are all crazy, why sit at all????? "Oh, that kid's never any problem..." My ass!!! If you do soooo much sitting, then you shouldn't ever be fucking surprised when kids are bad! They're fucking kids!!!!!
- Okay, not every boy in gym class is all crazy competitive. Also, some of the girls are. So, shut up Mal! Your stupid theory is fucking dumb!!!!!
- Also, very little in middle school matters in the long run, not just gym class.
- Suck it up. So, you hate volleyball and you hate gym class. You're hardly the only one. Just do what you need to get through it and shut the fuck up, you stupid twat!!!!!
- Mal's first detention. Awwww...
- Ben and Logan are different. I see. *cough* (GAY!)
- Ben keeps waiting for Mal after detention. Isn't that sweet?
- Logan thinks all the kids are being monsters, but he can't see that only the boys are being monsters because he is, in fact, a boy. And a boy who likes boys, at that.
- Logan flirts by hitting. So do I.
- Mal can't believe that Jessi kinda likes volleyball.
- Mal's theory: "American boys from Stoneybrook were the biggest pains on earth." As opposed to European boys from Stoneybrook? Also, she recognizes that boys from Kentucky aren't pains--I'll buy that.
- Mal never even considers that "benching herself" and getting detentions might hurt her gym grade. Asshat.
- Aw, Ben thinks about Mal. A lot.
- One of Mal's punishments=awesome. She has to wash all the smelly pinnies in the home ec room after school.
- G.I. Joe! Knowing is half the battle!
- Mal hides all the detention notices from her parents, and they're not nearly as pissed as my parents would've been. Hiding the fact that I was getting detentions would have resulted in severe punishment.
- Mal and Ben trade brothers for an evening. AND THEIR PARENTS GO ALONG WITH IT!?!?!?!?!
- Mal's crazy surprised when the Hobart boys are crazy at her house, and her brothers are well-behaved and polite at the Hobarts'. My theory? Mal makes boys into monsters.
- Mal finally talks to her gym teacher about the problems she's having. And the boys' gym teacher asks the boys not to pick on Mal anymore.
- Okay, supposedly neither Mal nor Jessi has ever done archery before their archery unit in gym class. But wait! Wasn't there some mention of archery at Camp Mohawk? Hmmm...
Phew. So much crap. Shut up, Mal.
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A written contract between a Houma-based work-release center and Terrebonne's former sheriff details terms that leave the center owing the Sheriff's Office nearly $800,000, according to an independent audit.
A written contract between a Houma-based work-release center and Terrebonne's former sheriff details terms that leave the center owing the Sheriff's Office nearly $800,000, according to an independent audit.
However, Vernon Bourgeois, the former sheriff, agreed to take less from Paul Perkins, head of the private corrections company that operates Houma's Savanne Road-based facility, according to Perkins and others.
That change, which was not put in writing, is binding under state law, according to an Attorney General's Office opinion secured by current Sheriff Jerry Larpenter.
The work-release contract is among items cited in an audit of Bourgeois' administration, which was compiled following a months-long review conducted by the certified public accounting firm Kolder, Champagne, Slaven & Co.
Larpenter, who was sheriff for decades, called for the audit after returning to the office in July following a four-year absence.
Attempts to contact Bourgeois were unsuccessful. He opted not to run for re-election after a single four-year term that ended June 30.
The auditor's report says Bourgeois may have failed to collect $240,000 in 2012 and nearly $800,00 over four years from Perkins' company, which runs the inmate-work-release program in Houma and other parts of the state.
Perkins opened the Houma facility in 2008 in a building owned by the Sheriff's Office. It was to include space for 300 inmates.
The program differs from the jail trustees work program run by the Sheriff's Office.
Louisiana Workforce feeds, clothes, houses and transports inmates provided by the state Department of Corrections to jobs with private employers. The inmates work for shipyards, on oil rigs, for garbage-collection services and others, Perkins said.
The written contract, dated Aug. 19, 2008, and signed by both Bourgeois and Perkins, says the Sheriff's Office would be paid $9 per day per inmate. The rate would jump to $12 per day per inmate after four months, which Perkins said would "give me time to get the business started."
Business was booming in Terrebonne at the time, Perkins explained, and he fully expected to keep up to 280 workers employed in mostly oil-related jobs.
But on Sept. 1, 2008, just three weeks after the contract was signed, Hurricane Gustav made landfall in Terrebonne Bay, flooding the Terrebonne Parish jail and dozens of other local buildings. The jail was closed for seven months, and its prisoners were relocated to the state prison in Angola because of repair work that cost nearly $1 million.
The jail reopened in April 2009, and Perkins said he found himself with about 100 inmates, not the nearly 300 he had planned to put to work.
The Deepwater Horizon exploded a year later, resulting in the oil spill and a months-long federal ban on new drilling that kept many of Perkins' inmate workers idle.
"My plans got busted wide open," Perkins said. "I didn't go up to $12 because I didn't have $12 to pay (Bourgeois)."
Bourgeois told "me, 'Don't worry about upping' " the rate, Perkins said.
The two men did not draw up a new contract, Perkins and Larpenter said, and it's not clear when the conversation between the pair took place.
Bourgeois and Perkins provided a signed, but undated, affidavit detailing the change to the Sheriff's Office in April or May, Larpenter said. That document doesn't bear witness' signatures, though a space is made available for two.
"It's legal," Perkins said of the verbal agreement, "but I should have known better than that. We should have put something in writing."
Larpenter sought the Attorney General Office's opinion on Aug. 1, a month after returning to the sheriff's job.
The written opinion, dated Sept. 12 and signed by Assistant Attorney General Michael Vallan, says the change is binding because both Bourgeois and Perkins agreed to it.
Larpenter says he's since signed a new contract with Perkins that will pay the Sheriff's Office $10 per day. Perkins said that's the same rate he pays sheriff's offices in other parts of the state.
As part of his formal reply to the audit's findings, Larpenter asked the Legislative Auditor's Office to determine if the change "was an ethical and/or legal transaction."
His response, which was submitted Thursday, also says Sheriff's Office attorney Bill Dodd "will continue to research this transaction as well."
Dodd said his office didn't draw up the original contract and wasn't consulted about the change.
Staff Writer Katie Urbaszewski contributed to this report.


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Usually I write articles trying to answer a question, or trying to advocate for a certain point of view. But this time is different. The main thrust of this entree is to ask you, meaning Solid Edge users, a question. I'm a curious fellow, generally with more questions than answers, so asking questions is actually easier than trying to answer them.
Sometimes I hear about people who have been using Solid Edge for a while, since way before Synchronous Technology. Some of these people have clung to history-based methods as their primary tool, and have not adopted Synchronous techniques. I admit that I myself was not crazy about the first two versions of SE wST, before they allowed you to combine techniques into a single part model. But even as a guy who had definitely bought into the history-based way of doing things, I was able to see the benefits of mixing methods - not replacing one method with another, but using the two methods in combination to really get the most power possible.
Here's my question. For those of you who have been Solid Edge customers through the change from straight history to mixed mode Synchronous Technology, why have you not changed? I don't know how many or what percentage folks I'm talking to here, but I'm just curious if you think the new stuff is just too hard to learn, if you think there is some threat to your old data, if you just haven't taken the time to learn the new methods, or what.
I didn't live through the switch. I was watching from outside as Solid Edge implemented the changes. It's my personal opinion that Solid Edge handled the transitions very well. Your pre-ST data is compatible with ST1 & ST2 as well as the post-mixed-mode data from ST3+. Straight through there were no compatibility issues that I'm aware of.
We all know Bob Mileti's inspiring conversion story, of going from a big foe of ST to a big supporter of ST. For those of you who have not yet moved forward, I'm interested in knowing "why?"
Take as much space in the comments to respond as you like. I'm just interested in why, I don't really have any great personal need to change your mind, and I certainly don't want to make this into a religious argument, I'm just curious about why.
We build Window and Door products which mainly consist of linear peices of wood, aluminum, vinyl, and fiberglass. As you can imagine, we have features that are used across many of those parts as we have several linear pieces on one product and those same features are also used across product lines. To drive consistency, provide a "where used" path, and generally make editing easier for ongoing ECO maintenance, we create a lot of "parts" of those features and then use Insert Part Copy as a sort of associative "tool body" to cut those features from a new part. Our structure replicates a wood moulding process where:
We may also have tenon/mortise features for the ends of the linear parts as well as hardware routes and such.
Now to why we do not use Synchronous... Since Synchronous does not support a associative part copy, we cannot use it in this process as there is abolutely no advantage of a synchronous rectangular block, and in the case of a complete profile, it must be the first feature. Now it is possible to do this somewhat through an assembly because you can create an Inter Part Copy in Synch and use Face Relations to map the faces automatically, but this construct has failed to migrate to the Insert Part Copy and of course lacks some of the benefits of using the Include with Face option. If we could get an associative tool body solution in Synch, then we could reap the benefits of placing Synch features on the linear part after it was extruded...
Yeah, Ken, I can see that with live links. Part of the beauty of ST is that it doesn't use live links, but I guess that can also be seen as a problem.
I can't speak for how Dan Staples and the guys feel about this philosophically, but live links require rebuilds, and rebuilds are part of the history-based scheme. Not sure if it really makes sense to add live/associative links to the synchronous side of things.
How about with sketch blocks? Those feature parts could really be represented by sketch blocks, couldn't they? But those won't update in ST either. And it doesn't make sense to have the history-based section before the synchronous geometry.
Yeah, I can definitely see why you have had to stick with history-based functionality. Unless you used a big multi-body part where everything is native instead of inserting external parts.
We do primarily mass amounts of sheet metal details and flat patterns, and Synchronous does not easily allow us to make the type of edits that we do every day to allow for more weld shrinkage in a corner, tip a face for trim after bend, etc... There is no benefit to using synchronous for us, and you lose some of the sketch history of part changes that you'd have in Ordered. On the rare occasion that I have a part model, I blaze through it on the Synchronous side of things, but Synchronous tools for our type of sheet metal work are weak and would require revamping of steering wheel edit functions to make this process faster.
I just assumed that the sheet metal stuff was pretty solid in Synch. I don't really understand the kinds of edits you're talking about. If you'd be willing to show a part, I'd love to learn exactly what's up here, and especially about the steering wheel improvements you'd like to suggest.
All this goes to demonstrate that there's a very good reason why Solid Edge has chosen to combine history and Sync rather than replace one with the other. I firmly believe that direct edit on its own does not constitute a full-powered CAD tool.
Thanks for the comment!
Matt, what I don't understand is they essentially allow it already but requires an assembly file as a go between.
Now you are driving a synchronous part associatively. What I want is the ability to do the SAME THING sans the assembly file...
Much like Dylan, we do a large portion of our work through the Sheet Metal environment, and find the Synchronous instance has "some" limitations that make it not worth while to be living there fully, just yet. Sync is perfectly fine for most of our new Part models.
One prime example that comes to mind [due to recent personal blog post from Dave Ault], would be a lofted flange command, when making a rectangle to round transition. [and most of the artistic forms we get to design/manufacture, such as this > http://on.fb.me/1eip6Ql < ]
Yeah, but the InterPart stuff comes with a huge overhead of the assembly, both parts, the relations between them, and the file management implications. I guess I see what you're saying. Maybe the associativity itself is the costly item.
Yeah, I can see that. I haven't tried this yet, but I'm assuming you can mix Synch and Ordered methods even in sheet metal, right? Would there be any advantage to that? Getting the ease of change of synch while getting the power of sketch-driven interpolated shapes?
At our last user group meeting the same question was asked. I was the only one using ST there and it was a bit shocking. The primary reason was companies were comfortable with what they knew allready and felt they had no time to learn new things. They did not however know ST well enough to make this a valid reason based upon productivity standards. It was also surprising how many were on past versions of SE and apparently the philosophy of some of these companies is to upgrade at some point in time but not every year and certainly not to potentialy disruptive new stuff. I got the feeling that there were no solid reasons here like Ken's or Sean's or at least nothing was mentioned about lack of capabilities on the ST side.
The second largest group were students and it appears that the local college instructor is just to lazy to learn and teach ST.
I find Sean and Ken's replies interesting and truthfully until I had to make a rectangle to round transition duct for the first time in ages I never realized that there were things I could only do in Ordered. I just never use Ordered and have not for years. Last time I needed to make transitions I just used my third party software bought during ZW3D days so until this recent effort I knew nothing of these lacks.
My primary use is for the Baking and Food manufacturing industries. Perhaps our needs are a little different than many as according to Don Cooper we as an identifyable group have a higher ST adoption rate than any other one.
The simple answer for me is I like control over my design and as short a feature tree as possible. Synchronous is not very friendly with the former and way too long with the latter. Another issue is neither environments play well with together. In other words you can't freely move from one to the other. Once you put an ordered feature in then you have to continue that way.
With Sync I end up up with useless sketches that control nothing once the feature has consumed it. Another anoying thing is changing dimensions always causes something else to change that I don't want to change. Granted it is user ignorance, but none-the-less it should be more clear to the user what the change will effect before making it. Better still let me select the face I want the dimension to move before it moves.
Anyway I use the system like a Bull-in-the-China shop and Sync is just to sensitive for my brutish behavior. As it is I crash SE enough in ordered. I'd hate to think how much more it would happen in Sync.
We have pockets of users who use Synchronous, but many who don't.
The primary reason most of our designers and engineers don't use it is that we have 14+ years of Solid Edge ordered models and a lot of what we do uses these existing models. Even when we do have to create a couple of new parts, the major advantages of Sync aren't recognized because 90% of the assembly is Ordered. So users don't see the huge benefits.
Where we have switched over almost completely is in our Tooling group. Everything they create is new and self-contained within that design, never shared across designs. It is the perfect situation for using Synchronous. Their management saw the advantages and mandated that everyone use Synch for new designs. Some people were open minded and got it quick and LOVE it. Some people fought it all the time and just never grasped the fundamental differences in the ordered and synchronous paradigms.
Our Product Inovation group is the next area I'd like to see us use this. This is where new products start and if the new designs are done in Sync this will eventually trickle down since it will one day be a mature product. However, even in a new design we use a lot of existing models.
We also do a lot of automation of our parts and assemblies. For this we need the ability to drive things parametrically and to suppress features in master templates. After many homegrown systems we are embarking on our first Rulestream project. Synchronous models just aren't at the point that we can control them easily and completely the way we need to. If this improves I'd switch those to,
Matt's presentation at SEU 13 helps users understand the low level concepts and helps explain why some of the "issues"/techniques can't be handled in Sync. This has helped us identify what types of things to do in Ordered as part of a hybrid modeling approach and what types of changes to be careful of (consuming an entire face).
Carl Breving
Thanks so much for that insight. It's not that often we hear that kind of detailed answer. Thanks also for the mention of the presentation. Coming to the realizations as I prepared the presentation helped me understand what the software is all about.
Thanks again.
I'm working purly with sheet metal and assembly driven parts. Every part is linked to the assembly though assembly planes. Moving a single plane updates flat patterns for many parts automatically.
Working this way in ST would force me to manually establish the links rather than the links being infered by how the sketches were created to begin with.
I has hoped ST worked with Ordered as the starting point rather than the other way around. No 2 way street makes ST less useful.
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me too...though I might call for help at vbulletin to see how to blow out those old bad links.
me too...though I might call for help at vbulletin to see how to blow out those old bad links.
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I thought a second tester might help.
The first picture I've posted before, the is the first time for the second.
Well it seems to have worked. I like the new interface much better. Thanks for the upgrade!
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hmmm... since I started using bulletin boards I always used photobucket/imageshack etc for posting pictures and never got into the thumbnails as seen prior to this post and on other boards... figuring it out now for the last hour orso....
the Electra is one from my album on this board, but it doesn't show as a thumbnail...
I think I stick with photobucket etc... I don't see the advantage of using the board to upload and show photos (yet)
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what the hell, I will try yet again
Ok, that one was a previous one that I had posted in the past
another previous
ok, who knows
Let's see if mine work.


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There are few careers growing faster than those in the healthcare industry, specifically nursing.
Imagine going on your next job interview, and instead of worrying about a call-back, the employer is offering you a signing bonus, a family-friendly work schedule, paid training and maybe even vacations. Not paid time off, paid vacations. As in: "If you take this job, we'll send you to Aruba with a guest." It's a game changer. While nursing jobs can be a great opportunity, they aren't for everyone. Here are some things to consider when trying to make up your mind on whether a nursing job is right for you.
Benefits of nursing jobs
Education: There are three ways to get into nursing and none take longer than four years to finish. A four-year bachelor's of science in nursing (BSN) is offered by colleges and universities. Associate degrees in nursing (ADN) are offered by junior and community colleges and take two or three years to finish. The last way, a diploma, is administered by hospitals. Any credible nursing program will have practical experience and training hours you will have to log in a hospital or medical facility.
Pay: Remember the study that found that most people who make under $15,000 per year are unhappy with their job? Well that's not an issue for nurses. The average salary for a registered nurse is over $60,000, and the highest 10 percent of nurses earn over $90,000. Money may not be able to buy happiness, but it sure doesn't hurt.
Career stability: Nursing schools are turning prospective students away, not because applicants aren't qualified but because there is a shortage of nursing teachers. The need for nursing faculty and stuff will only increase as more and more nurses retire. Opportunities for nursing jobs will only grow in assisted living centers, nursing homes and backfill positions for retired nurses.
Less awesome parts of nursing jobs
The gross stuff: This should be obvious, but nursing isn't a walk in the park. If you're one of those people who faints at the sight of blood, this isn't the job for you.
Hours: The old-fashioned nursing shifts were 7 a.m. - 3 p.m., 3 p.m. - 11 p.m. and 11 p.m. – 7 a.m. While those are still roughly true, there is some variation. The point here is that many nurses at hospital and residential care facilities need to be available around the clock 365 days a year. Nurses need to be more reliable than mail carriers, and that says something.
Stress: The ability to cope with highly stressful situations is incredibly important, especially in a hospital setting. Trauma units, critical care and emergency rooms require quick, clear thinking from everyone, all the time.


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|Minimum age
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Once your relocation request is accepted, a cancellation fee applies at all times and will be charged to your credit card when you cancel, or do not show up for your booking. For cancellations made more than 48hrs ahead of pickup, a cancellation fee of $25 will be applied. Late cancellations (within 48 hours of pick-up time) will be charged $50, and no-shows will be charged $100. Cancellations must be made in your account by logging into "My Transfercar" AND you must also notify the rental operator. Note that in some cases, the rental operator may also have a separate cancellation fee independent of Transfercar's cancellation policy.
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48hrs before pickup: $50
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|Late model vehicle. Automatic not able to request specified drive, make, model, at owners discretion on the day of collection. Collection date requested is unable to be amended. One Free Tank of Fuel Vehicle fully insured with $5200 incl GST excess liability. Excess Liability reduction available at $36 incl GST per day reducing excess liability to nil. Minimum 1 day hire, maximum 1 day hire with 700 free kilometres, 0.25 cents + GST per kilometre charged thereafter. Credit Card will have a $1 administration fee per relocation charged to it, plus any additional services opted for at time of collection. Credit card must be under the driver's name. Standard terms and conditions of owners rental agreement apply. Full details available at collection.
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|Debit card policy
Transfercar will not deduct any money off your credit or debit card for insurance purposes. All transactions will be made directly between the driver and the rental operator at time of pickup or via phone once the request is accepted.
The driver name needs to be printed on the card
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|Within a day
|Last login date
|18 Jul 2019
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As Techdirt reported, the European Commission is conducting a major consultation on the "procedures for notifying and acting on illegal content hosted by online intermediaries" that could radically affect the liability of online service providers in the European Union. Other parts of the world are doubtless examining this area too, and one at least -- Chile -- has already come up with a novel approach.
This emerged as part of a major overhaul of its copyright laws that was required as the result of a bilateral trade agreement with the US. The legislation is wide ranging, including copyright enforcement (sadly, the usual over-the-top stuff, like $100,000 fines for repeat offenders, and allowing retail value to be used for compensation calculations), but a rather enlightened set of copyright exceptions. Here's how a 2010 WIPO article on Chile's new law broke them down:
Acts of reproduction, adaptation, distribution or public communication of works will be considered lawful if done for the benefit of disabled persons where normal access to such works is not available.
Chile's comprehensive regulations governing the liability of ISPs, the first in Latin America according to the WIPO magazine, have now been analyzed in detail by the Center for Democracy & Technology, which provides the following summary:
Under certain conditions, non-profit libraries and archives may reproduce works that are no longer obtainable in the market. These institutions may also make electronic copies of works from their collections available for study at user terminals.
Reverse engineering activities are allowed on software, but only for compatibility purposes and research and development – or to test, investigate or correct the operation and safety of software.
Satire or parody is considered lawful if it makes an artistic contribution that sets it apart from the work or performance to which it refers.
It is lawful to reproduce or communicate a work to the public in order to comply with judicial, administrative and legislative proceedings.
A cornerstone of the US legislation is a private notice-and-takedown system, under which the liability protections of service providers are contingent on those providers complying with rightsholders' formal notices to take down allegedly infringing material. Chile's law does not include such a private notice-and-takedown system; instead, a court order is required to compel blocking or removal of infringing content. Due to concern over the protection of Internet users' constitutional rights, the Chilean National Congress rejected several amendments that would have introduced a non-judicial takedown procedure. The law thus strikes a different balance than the DMCA -- one that is arguably more favorable to Internet free expression and innovation -- with implications for rightsholders, intermediaries, and Internet users.
The rest of the short CDT report (pdf) explores in detail the new Chilean law. It's well worth reading in order to appreciate the way the Chilean lawmakers took pains to safeguard free expression and to provide plenty of scope for innovation. Here's one important point that it highlights:
as under the DMCA and the ECD, the liability protection afforded by Chile's law is not contingent on service providers monitoring the data they transmit, store, or refer to, nor are service providers required to actively seek out facts or circumstances indicating illegal activities
Let's hope the European Commission takes note of this approach when it draws up its own proposals in the wake of the consultation, and that it requires a similarly active role of the courts in blocking or removing illegal content hosted by online intermediaries.
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BUENOS AIRES - Argentina's president is refusing to go along with a U.S. judge's ruling requiring a $1.5 billion repayment of defaulted bonds, even though the U.S. Supreme Court rejected her government's appeals and left the order in place.
In a national address Monday night, Cristina Fernandez repeatedly vowed not to submit to "extortion" and said she is working on ways to keep Argentina's commitments to other creditors despite the threat of losing use of the U.S. financial system.
Her hard line came hours after the justices in Washington refused to hear Argentina's appeal, and it could be a last effort to gain leverage ahead of a negotiated solution that both sides say they want. But with only days before a huge debt payment ordered by the court is due, many economists, analysts and politicians said the country's already fragile economy could be deeply harmed if she doesn't immediately resolve the dispute.
Refusing to comply with rulings that have been allowed to stand by the U.S. Supreme Court "would be very damaging to the Argentine economy in the near future," said Miguel Kiguel, a former deputy finance minister and World Bank economist in the 1990s who runs the Econviews consulting firm in Buenos Aires.
Argentine markets were already reflecting fear. The Merval stock index dropped 11 percent after the court decision, its largest one-day loss in more than six months, and the value of Argentina's currency plunged 33 percent on the black market.
Fernandez urged her countrymen to "remain tranquil" in the days ahead.
Bowing to the U.S. courts would force her to betray a core value that she and her late husband and predecessor, Nestor Kirchner, promoted since they took over the government in 2003: Argentina must maintain its sovereignty and economic independence at any cost.
But a chorus of analysts said that if she complies with the ruling, it would become much easier for Argentina to borrow again, rebuild its reserves and prevent the recession from getting even deeper.
U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Griesa's order requires that $1.5 billion be paid "all together, without quotas, right away, now, in cash, ahead of all the rest" of bondholders, Fernandez said.
"This represents a profit of 1,608 percent, in dollars!" she complained. "I believe that in all of organized crime there has never been a case of a profit of 1,608 percent in such a short time."
But Fernandez also said repeatedly that her government is ready to negotiate with the "speculators" who scooped up Argentine junk bonds after the country's 2001 default. Owners of more than 92 percent of the nearly worthless debt agreed to accept new bonds worth much less than their original face value, but investors led by New York billionaire Paul Singer held out and litigated instead, seeking to force Argentina to pay cash in full plus interest.
Singer's NML Capital Ltd. has now won in the U.S. courts — and if Argentina doesn't hand over $907 million to the plaintiffs in the next two weeks, the judge will order U.S. banks not to process Argentina's June 30 payment totaling an equal amount to all the other bondholders.
Fernandez said her government "will not default on those who believed in Argentina." But analysts have questioned whether holders of restructured debt would accept payments outside the U.S. financial system.
"Some people say, 'Why don't you pay them and end all this right now?' " the president said. "It's because there's another problem, even more serious. There's another 7 percent who would be able to demand payment from Argentina, right away and now, of $15 billion. That's more than half the reserves in the Central Bank. As you can see, it's not only absurd but impossible that the country pays more than 50 percent of its reserves in a single payment to its creditors.
"It's our obligation to take responsibility for paying our creditors, but not to become the victims of extortion by speculators," she said.
The plaintiffs said her government needs to settle now.
"The time has come for Argentina to enter into good-faith negotiations with holdout bondholders," said Richard Samp, an attorney for the Washington Legal Foundation who has acted as a spokesman for NML's position throughout the case. "Argentina has expressed a desire to be permitted to re-enter financial markets around the world. The only way that it can do so is by coming to terms with its existing creditors."
Refusing to comply was "the best option" among a series of grim alternatives that Cleary, Gottlieb, the U.S. law firm representing Argentina in Washington, presented to Fernandez ahead of the Supreme Court decision. That guidance suggested Argentina should default on all its debts before negotiating in order to gain more leverage.


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