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Yu-Gi-Oh Complete Series DVD for Sale in NZ
A young boy named Yugi Moto solves an Ancient Egyptian Puzzle and brings forth a dark and powerful alter ego. Whenever he and his friends are threatened by evil, this alter ego breaks out of the confines of the Millenium Puzzle and challenges wrongdoers to the Shadow Games: Life or Death situations that test the true nature of human beings. Those that lose or cheat suffer serious penalties that result in losing their sanity or even their lives. Along with his friends Joey, Tristan, T¨¦a and Miho; Yugi and his dark counterpart faces off against foes such as Seto Kaiba: The ruthless champion of the duel monsters card game; and Ryo Bakura, who possesses the Millenium Ring containing a spirit more brutal than Yami Yugi. Will Yugi and his friends succeed or will they lose their souls?
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Creators: Kazuki Takahashi
Stars: Dan Green, Eric Stuart, Lloyd Goldfine
Language: English
Subtitles: May not have.
Number of discs: 32
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The Central Bank Of Nigeria has imposed fresh cash withdrawal limits on individuals and organisations, which takes effect from January 9, 2023.
According to a new memo to banks issued on Tuesday and signed by the Director of Banking Supervision, Haruna .B. Mustafa, individuals will only be able to withdraw N100,000 per week ( from over the counter, Point of Sale Machines or the Automated Teller Machines), while organisations can access N500,000 per week.
Banks have also been directed to load only N200 and lower denominations into their ATM.
The memo read, "Further to the launch of the redesigned naira notes by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Wednesday, November 23, 2022, and in line with the cashless policy of the CBN, all deposit money banks and other financial institutions are hereby directed to note and comply with the following:
"1. The maximum cash withdrawal over the counter by individuals and corporate organisations per week shall henceforth be N100,000 and N500,000 respectively. Withdrawals above these limits shall attract processing fees of 5% and 10%, respectively.
"2. Third-party cheques above N50,000 shall not be eligible for payment over the counter, while extant limits of N10,000,000 on clearing cheques still subsist.
"3. The maximum cash withdrawal per week via Automated Teller Machine shall be N100,000 subject to a maximum of N20,000 cash withdrawal per day.
"4. Only denominations of N200 and below shall be loaded into the ATMs.
"5. The maximum cash withdrawal via the point of sale terminal shall be N20,000 daily."
The CBN said in compelling circumstances, not exceeding once a month, where cash withdrawals above the prescribed limits would be required for legitimate purposes, such cash withdrawals shall not exceed N5,000,000.00 and N10,000,000.00 for individuals and corporate organisations, respectively, and shall be subject to the referenced processing fees in (1) above, in addition to enhanced due diligence and further information requirements.
It also said banks were required to obtain the following information at the minimum and upload same on the CBN portal created for the purpose:
"a. Valid means of identification of the payee (National Identity Card, International Passport, Drivers License.). b. Bank Verification Number of the payee. c. Notarised customer declaration of the purpose of the cash withdrawal. d. Senior management approval for the withdrawal by the Managing Director of the drawee, where applicable. e. Approval in writing by the MD/CEO of the bank authorising the withdrawal.
"Please further note the following: i. Monthly returns on cash withdrawal transactions above the specified limits should be rendered to the Banking Supervision Department. ii. Compliance with extant AMUCFT regulations relating to the KYC, ongoing customer due diligence and suspicious transaction reporting etc., is required in all circumstances. iii. Customers should be encouraged to use alternative channels (internet banking, mobile banking apps, USSD, cards/POS. eNaira, etc.) to conduct their banking transactions.
"Finally, please note that aiding and abetting the circumvention of this policy will attract severe sanctions.
"The above regulatory directives take effect nationwide from January 9, 2023. Please be guided accordingly," the memo added.
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Gods Among Us (Review: Zack Snyder's Justice League)
Zack Snyder's Justice League is streaming on HBO Max
Second chances don't come around too often. That's just as true in the movie business as it is anywhere else.* For filmmaker Zack Snyder, his 2017 film Justice League seemed to be firmly in the rear view mirror. Can you blame him?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe had producer Kevin Feige coordinating everything. The MCU made money — lots of it. Warner Bros. very quickly realized that a) they owned the rights to the DC comics characters and b) they also loved money. In short order, they rushed to create the competing DC Extended Universe. They didn't have a Kevin Feige, however. Whether or not he wanted it, Zack Snyder set the tone of the DCEU with 2013's Man of Steel. Snyder sprinted away from the affable charm and increasing foolishness of Christopher Reeve's Superman films. Snyder envisioned his Kryptonian refugee as an earthbound god who was not entirely comfortable with his role as a hero.
Man of Steel wasn't bad. It made around $668 million, which wasn't MCU money but wasn't a disappointment. Snyder moved on to Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice in 2016. The good news was that he wisely cast Ben Affleck as a bone-tired Dark Knight, and the film has a Batman action scene that easily blows away any others put to screen. The bad news, and there was quite a lot of bad news, was that BvS was a critical failure and under performed commercially. I remember getting bent out of shape that the film was wildly overstuffed, poorly written, and far too dark. Worst of all, it fundamentally didn't understand the character of Superman. The talented and witty Henry Cavil played a Man of Steel who was a mopey jerk, one who couldn't be bothered to crack a smile.
Warner Bros. executives were already having issues with the increasingly grimdark tone of the DCEU. Along with the disappointment of BvS, they cringed at the high-octane nonsense of Suicide Squad. Things were looking up with 2017's Wonder Woman, but the suits were firm. Superhero movies needed to be lighter, funnier, more like the MCU. There needed to be a course correction.
During 2016, Zack Snyder was plugging away with the filming of Justice League. The plan was to compete with the MCU and to bring in the crowds and their money. They would assemble the world's greatest superheroes, and audiences would thrill to see Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, The Flash, and Aquaman locked in mortal combat with the iconic villain…um, Steppenwolf. Snyder was no fool, and he was as aware of the complaints regarding the darkness of BvS as anyone else. He strove to make the tone of Justice League lighter and funnier. The suits weren't impressed.
Then, things got complicated. The word was that Warner Bros. hired Joss Whedon, one of the MCU's architects, to handle massive rewrites and assist Snyder with re-shoots. An edict came down that the final cut of Justice League could not exceed two hours. As a result, the film had to be ruthlessly edited.
The cruelest blow came with the tragic suicide of Snyder's daughter Autumn. He did what anybody would have done, what I absolutely would have done. He walked away from Justice League to work on healing his family and himself. Once Snyder left, Whedon essentially remade the film and, from all accounts, did so while creating a toxic work environment. He dragged a Frankensteined version of Justice League across the finish line, and presented executives with a movie that most critics hated and that most audience members didn't care about.**
Time passed. Rumors spread of a Snyder Cut of Justice League, a cut that was longer, darker, and faithful to Snyder's original vision. An online campaign gained steam, pressuring Warner Bros. to release it. Like all movements, some people involved were obnoxiously awful. The majority were not,*** and they pointed out that there was a precedent for this sort of thing, considering the studio had released Richard Donner's previously unseen cut of Superman II.
The studio resisted. For a while. Zack Snyder mentioned that, while he hadn't seen the theatrical cut, he did have a director's cut. With some work, it could be completed. A meeting took place, and executives from Warner Bros. and HBO Max viewed the footage. They saw potential. After legal wrangling took place and more than $70 million was spent, Zack Snyder's Justice League was completed. If you were so inclined, you could watch something that many considered to be a pipe dream in the comfort of your own home.
The Snyder Cut is now a reality. Is it any good, though?
The first thing you need to contend with is the inescapable fact that ZSJL is four hours and two minutes long. That's not a hilarious joke or Trumpian exaggeration. There are thousands of new effects shots, a totally new score and soundtrack, the return of formerly cut scenes, and even some fully reshot scenes. Jared Leto appears briefly as The Joker. Jesse Eisenberg returns as Lex Luthor. DC's legendary big bad Darkseid does some stuff. It literally takes about two hours before The Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg stand in the same room together. The kitchen sink even shows up! You might think it's all indulgent and all unnecessary. You might be right, except for one thing.
Zack Snyder, whether you like his aesthetic or not, is an auteur.
There's a vast difference between a director and an auteur. Robert Schwentke, the filmmaker of R.I.P.D. and The Divergent Series: Allegiant is a director. Nothing against the guy, but if you watch Schwentke's filmography, from the casting to the filmmaking style to the themes explored, you couldn't reasonably claim that he has a distinctive point of view or that recurring thematic threads run through his work.
Martin Scorsese, who knows a thing or two about auteur theory and film, was asked about Marvel movies. He wrote in The New York Times that, "I've tried to watch a few of them and that they're not for me, that they seem to me to be closer to theme parks than they are to movies as I've known and loved them throughout my life, and that in the end, I don't think they're cinema." For Scorsese, cinema confronts the unexpected, and it does so through a fusion of skill and emotion. The auteur grapples with those questions and frequently returns to themes throughout their career. Scorsese is fascinated with Catholicism. Tarantino is obsessed with pop culture and its effects. Every auteur has a thing.
From Dawn of the Dead to 300 to Watchmen and very obviously Man of Steel, Snyder has been interested in power. Who has it? Who doesn't? How do people react to it? There are aspects of that in ZSJL, but more so there's a deep river of grief. Amy Adams' Lois Lane grieves for her departed Clark. Victor Stone grieves for his humanity. It all comes back to Snyder grieving for his lost daughter. He seems to have remade his film as a tribute to their relationship and her legacy. That tribute is deeply emotional. It's also deeply loud and frequently silly.
The end result is operatic in scope, including the overt, overly grandiose mortar that fills in the cracks. Snyder makes the comparison between the DCEU and the MCU distinct. Marvel's heroes are frequently flawed, and the neurosis of Peter Parker or the alcoholism of Tony Stark shows that they're just like the people they save. DC's pantheon are cut from a different cloth, and they always have been. Snyder can be a good fit with that, as he likes to lean into the concept that DC's heroes are gods walking the earth.
Let's talk about that grandiose mortar. Here, the EXTREME knob is cranked all the way up to 11. Superman's heat vision is now FIERY BEAMS OF DEATH! Batman drops an f-bomb! Steppenwolf has armor made from thousands of razors! Wonder Woman doesn't just take out a terrorist, she obliterates the side of a building. Even when a janitor is mopping, his mop hits the ground with an echoing THWAP. Look, I am one hundred percent okay with a filmmaker making a choice because it's awesome. The Matrix is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. The Wachowskis knew when to pump the brakes. In comparison, Snyder piles cinderblocks on the gas. To his credit, Snyder can direct gigantic action while still making it easy to follow and coherent, unlike certain people named Michael Bay I could mention. Yet when everything in the movie is massive, it becomes far more difficult for a moment to have an impact.
Having said that, ZSJL does an honest to Martha good job at character development. All the major characters have complete arcs. They change, grow, and are fundamentally different people at the end than they were at the beginning. The screenplay, which was a collaborative effort by Snyder, Chris Terrio, and Will Beall, takes the time to let us get to know everyone. Even the film's antagonist, the unfortunate Steppenwolf, is portrayed as a bitter middle-management type. He's conquered scores of worlds and it's not nearly enough to get him back into the good graces of his boss, Darkseid. Steppenwolf isn't a compelling villain on the level of a Darth Vader or Thanos. Now he has a point of view, which is a definite improvement.
There are significant improvements with the performances, as well, Ray Fisher's Cyborg, who was shoved to the background in the theatrical version, is now the wounded heart of the film. He's reckoning with what he views as a deformity, a place as a hero, and a lifetime of neglect from his father. While Fisher's performance is still relatively low-key, there's enough space for his performance to be appreciated. Ezra Miller's Flash is funnier, as is Jason Momoa's Aquaman. Gal Gadot is a more powerful and interesting Wonder Woman than in the majority of Wonder Woman 1984. Even Ben Affleck, who seemed checked out in the theatrical cut, is a more focused and interesting Batman. Henry Cavill is a little more muted as Superman. I remain thankful that he's not playing the full grumpasaurus that appeared in BvS.
The Snyder Cut is a reality. Is it any good? Should you see it? It's not an easy question to answer, because Zack Snyder's Justice League isn't a normal movie with a normal release date. It carries the stench of a botched previous version, the hopes of fans, and the shadow of a shattering tragedy. By any metric, it is a far better film than the theatrical release. While I don't think it's my cup of tea, I can see myself returning to it and appreciating the striking imagery and character work. Most importantly is that Zack Snyder has the opportunity to get a second chance and make a film that fulfills his vision. I have issues with that vision, yet I'm so happy that it exists.
*Or unless you're a straight, white dude. Then second chances come around four, five, or six times!
**I gave the theatrical cut of Justice League a mostly positive review, and you know what? I was mostly wrong. It hit me differently after watching it again recently, and while I still like Cavill's sunny performance as Superman, the film feels like the result of a committee instead of a vision. Our opinions change with time, and when I get something wrong, all I can do is be honest with you about it.
***Not for nothing, but it bears mentioning that an awful lot of fans of the Snyder Cut raised enormous amounts of money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.


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WASHINGTON – From July 5 to 9, 2007, Congressman Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL), Chairman of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (U.S. Helsinki Commission) and Co-Chairman Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD) and House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD), a former Chair of the U.S. Helsinki Commission led a Congressional delegation to Ukraine for the 16th Annual Session of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's (OSCE) Parliamentary Assembly. House Majority Leader Hoyer was the highest ranking Member of Congress to ever attend the session and was joined by U.S. Helsinki Commissioners Representatives Robert B. Aderholt (R-AL), G.K. Butterfield (D-NC), Mike McIntyre (D-NC), Louise McIntosh Slaughter (D-NY), Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ) and Hilda L. Solis (D-CA) as well as Representatives Marcy Kaptur (D-OH), Doris Matsui (D-CA), Michael McNulty (D-NY) and Gwen Moore (D-WI).
On July 9, the OSCE PA adopted the Kyiv Declaration, which expresses regret at the lack of progress in resolving so-called "frozen conflicts" in the OSCE region and recommends strengthened action in several fields including migration and energy and environmental security, anti-Semitism and democracy in Belarus. This Declaration is the result of five days of work by the 250 parliamentarians who participated in the session and will be sent to the governments of the 56 OSCE participating States. (For more information on the Kyiv Declaration, please visit www.oscepa.org)
While in Kyiv, the delegation held direct talks with President Viktor Yushchenko on the political situation in Ukraine. "It was clear from our meeting with the President that the state of affairs here remains unsettled. And while the situation is not resolved, it is important to note an agreement has been reached, which I and my colleagues in the delegation welcome. The May 27 agreement resolves this political crisis through pre-term parliamentary elections scheduled for September 30, and it is my sincere hope that this extremely important agreement is honored and implemented," said Chairman Hastings.
House Majority Leader Hoyer added, "This trip comes at an important time in Ukrainian history; however, our message is clear. The people of Ukraine deserve to participate in free and fair elections to ensure the integrity of their democratic process continues to be preserved and protected."
Members of the delegation also visited the Babi Yar Memorial with Rabbi Alexander Duchovny, Chief Progressive Rabbi of Kyiv and the Ukraine Union of the Progressive Jewish Congregations, where they laid a wreath in tribute to the more than 100,000 Ukrainians killed there during World War II – including 33,000 Jews from Kyiv that were shot in a two-day period in September 1941. This was one of the worst massacres of the Holocaust.
In addition, the delegation visited the Famine-Genocide Memorial (1932-33), where they met with survivor Eugenia Dallas. Ms. Dallas spoke of her experience as a famine survivor and what she had to do in order to survive. The memorial is dedicated to the millions of Ukrainians who died in one of the largest man-made famines to take place during the 20th century. Congressman McIntyre noted, "I was touched by Ms. Dallas' story and by visiting this memorial. It is imperative that we raise awareness here in Washington of this terrible tragedy in an effort to ensure that this never happens again."
The delegation also hosted a reception for parliamentarians from the United Kingdom and Canada where Chairman Hastings noted, "I am proud to stand with my friends from Canada, the United Kingdom and United States and I believe that it is important to recognize the long historical bonds our nations share. This historic partnership has faced challenges in the past; however the United States stands shoulder to shoulder with Britain and Canada and looks forward to continuing this unbreakable bond."
The delegation also travelled to Chornobyl and visited the site where on April 26, 1986, the fourth reactor of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant exploded, releasing radioactive materials across Europe. While in Chornobyl the group visited the "ghost town" of Pripyat located right next to the nuclear plant, where after the explosion in 1986, its nearly 50,000 residents were told that they must leave immediately only taking their passports and money, never to return again. Senator Cardin noted, "I am very pleased to have travelled to Chornobyl to witness first hand what took place here in 1986. The devastation of this explosion will never be forgotten, but I am glad to see that the Chornobyl Nuclear Plant is at a turning point and is working to repair the damage that was done."
In addition, the delegation also held bilateral meetings with parliamentarians of the Russian Duma, Ukrainian parliamentarians, as well as with parliamentary delegations from the Mediterranean Partners for Cooperation.
Lastly, during the Annual Session, Congresswoman Hilda Solis was elected as Vice Chair of the General Committee on Democracy, Human Rights and Humanitarian Questions for the OSCE PA. This Committee is responsible for addressing humanitarian and human rights-related threats to security and serves as a forum for examining the potential for cooperation within these areas. Congressman Hastings and Senator Cardin noted, "Hilda's two decades of public service is truly exemplified by her commitment to the guiding principles of the OSCE. In Congress, she has been a leader in the bipartisan Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues and is an outspoken advocate for issues of importance to women and families. Hilda has also continued to play a tremendous role on the OSCE PA forum on gender issues. We are honored to serve with Hilda on the U.S. Helsinki Commission and know that she will be an excellent representative of the United States in her new post."


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A4_EXTRAamyloid A4 |
SMART accession number: | SM00006 |
Description: | amyloid A4 precursor of Alzheimers disease |
Interpro abstract (IPR008154): | Amyloid-beta precursor protein (APP, or A4) is associated with Alzheimer's disease (AD), because one of its breakdown products, amyloid-beta (A-beta), aggregates to form amyloid or senile plaques [ (PUBMED:16301322) (PUBMED:16364896) ]. Mutations in APP or in proteins that process APP have been linked with early-onset, familial AD. Individuals with Down's syndrome carry an extra copy of chromosome 21, which contains the APP gene, and almost invariably develop amyloid plaques and Alzheimer's symptoms. APP is important for the neurogenesis and neuronal regeneration, either through the intact protein, or through its many breakdown products [ (PUBMED:16406235) ]. APP consists of a large N-terminal extracellular region containing heparin-binding and copper-binding sites, a short hydrophobic transmembrane domain, and a short C-terminal intracellular domain. The N-terminal region is similar in structure to cysteine-rich growth factors and appears to function as a cell surface receptor, contributing to neurite growth, neuronal adhesion, axonogenesis and cell mobility [ (PUBMED:16406235) ]. APP acts as a kinesin I membrane receptor to mediate the axonal transport of beta-secretase and presenilin 1. The N-terminal domain can regulate neurite outgrowth through its binding to heparin and collagen I and IV, which are components of the extracellular matrix. APP is also coupled to apoptosis-inducing pathways, and is involved in copper homeostasis/oxidative stress through copper ion reduction, where copper-metallated APP induces neuronal death [ (PUBMED:12611883) ]. The C-terminal intracellular domain appears to be involved in transcription regulation through protein-protein interactions. APP can promote transcription activation through binding to APBB1/Tip60, and may bind to the adaptor protein FE65 to transactivate a wide variety of different promoters. APP can be processed by different sets of enzymes:
This entry represents an extracellular domain that is usually found at the N-terminal of amyloidogenic glycoproteins such as amyloid-beta precursor protein (APP, or A4). |
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VIMS oyster study confirms early Jamestown drought
The investigation, led by researcher Juliana Harding of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, used chemical signatures within oyster shells from an abandoned Jamestown well to reveal that the James River was much saltier between 1609 and 1612 than today, likely due to a drought-induced decrease in runoff from nearby freshwater rivers.
The study, published in the May 31 online edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, confirms results from an earlier tree-ring analysis, which showed that the colonists arrived in Virginia in the middle of a severe regional drought that persisted from 1606 to 1612—the driest seven years in nearly eight centuries. The drought caused crop failures for the native Algonquin people, reducing the likelihood that the colonists could successfully barter for large quantities of food.
Dr. Harding and Professor Roger Mann of VIMS teamed with colleagues Howard Spero from the University of California Davis and Gregory Herbert and Jennifer Sliko of the University of South Florida to examine oxygen isotopes in discarded oyster shells from a recently discovered freshwater well within the footprint of James Fort. The ratio between "oxygen 18"—an isotope of oxygen with two extra neutrons in its nucleus—and the more common oxygen-16 isotope can reveal the salinity of the water in which an oyster lays down its calcium carbonate shell.
Their isotopic analysis showed that in 1611, the James River near Jamestown averaged 16 salinity units during winter, compared to 3 to 10 salinity units during wintertime today. This difference corresponds to a 40-50 per cent reduction in freshwater runoff from local rivers compared to today. Full seawater averages 35 salinity units.
Harding notes that these conditions "promoted oyster growth and extension of oyster reefs more than 12 miles upriver towards Jamestown, giving the colonists the small advantage of an increased oyster supply during the drought." During and immediately after the winter of 1609-1610 ("The Starving Time") the settlers relied on oysters for food as they recovered from a winter in which nearly half of the colony died from causes including shortages of food and fresh water.
The isotopic data also allowed Harding and colleagues to determine the season of harvest for the oysters in the well—whether during the cooler conditions of early winter or the warmer conditions of late spring and summer. Paired with archeological evidence, this knowledge describes either a 1611 well with a very short period of active use, or an undocumented older well abandoned in late 1611.
The research team says that their shell-examination technique can also be extended to other archeological sites.


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Metropol Parasol by J. MAYER H Architects finished in 2011 stands as one of the largest and most innovative timber constructions to date. The impressive construction is located in the city of Seville (Spain). Located on a plaza this massive construction provides a city centre retreat with its shade as well as the space for archaeological museum, a farmers market as well as an elevated panoramic terrace extending the already existing plaza.
"Metropol Parasol", the Redevelopment of the Plaza de la Encarnacíon in Seville, designed by J. MAYER H. architects, becomes the new icon for Seville, – a place of identification and to articulate Seville's role as one of the world's most fascinating cultural destinations. "Metropol Parasol" explores the potential of the Plaza de la Encarnacion to become the new contemporary urban centre. Its role as a unique urban space within the dense fabric of the medieval inner city of Seville allows for a great variety of activities such as memory, leisure and commerce. A highly developed infrastructure helps to activate the square, making it an attractive destination for tourists and locals alike. The "Metropol Parasol" scheme with its impressive timber structures offers an archaeological museum, a farmers market, an elevated plaza, multiple bars and restaurants underneath and inside the parasols, as well as a panorama terrace on the very top of the parasols. Realized as one of the largest and most innovative bonded timber-constructions with a polyurethane coating, the parasols grow out of the archaeological excavation site into a contemporary landmark, defining a unique relationship between the historical and the contemporary city. "Metropol Parasols" mix-used character initiates a dynamic development for culture and commerce in the heart of Seville and beyond. – from J. MAYER H Architects
Project Architect: Jürgen Mayer H., Andre Santer, Marta Ramírez Iglesias
J. MAYER H. Project Team: Ana Alonso de la Varga, Jan-Christoph Stockebrand, Marcus Blum, Paul Angelier, Hans Schneider, Thorsten Blatter, Wilko Hoffmann, Claudia Marcinowski, Sebastian Finckh, Alessandra Raponi, Olivier Jacques, Nai Huei Wang, Dirk Blomeyer (Management Consultant 1st Phase)
International Competition 2004, 1st Prize, Project: 2004-2011, Opening: March 2011, Completion: April 2011
Client: Ayuntamiento de Sevilla und SACYR
With: ARUP GmbH NL Berlin/Madrid
Technical Support for Plants – Competition 2nd Phase only: Coqui-Malachowska-Coqui with Thomas Waldau
Technical Consultant and Multidisciplinary Engineers for Realization: Arup
Timber Construction Company: Finnforest
Potos: Fernando Alda, David Franck, Sama J. Canzian
Permanent Collection of Museum of Modern Art, NY and Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin, Permanent Collection of DAM, Deutsches Architekturmuseum Frankfurt, Germany, Holcim Award, 2005, Winner Europe Bronze for Sustainable Construction, Reddot Award 2012 – Best of the Best
Mies van der Rohe Award 2013, Finalist
Estimated Budget: $100 Million
Year: 2011
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Doing some shopping this Memorial Day? Here is a list of that I have compiled for you. Hope you all enjoy your day!
I was also sitting here thinking that I could blog on and on about all the great deals that are going on, because of Memorial Day, but it just didn't feel right. I happen to have the privilege of living right across the road from my small town's local cemetery. The flags are waving gaily in the breeze, and it just looks so serene and peaceful. There are older people buried there, young infants (how heartbreaking for those parents), young adults, middle aged people, and those who died in wars. Each grave tells a story; it just isn't always printed on the stone. I look at the dates and calculate how old the person was when he/she died, and I have also learned that dates are very meaningful. A lot of people passing away during the same time frame can signify an outbreak of some kind (like flu) or war. There are a lot of military personnel from our small town who died in the line of duty. As they lie there, day after day, year after year, I am especially reminded of their service during the days leading up to Memorial Day, because the cemetery staff raise all of the flags and also put small flags on the military tombstones. Regardless of how each of us feel about war, we should never forget those who died. Because of their actions, we still have our freedoms today.
"Oh, say does that Star Spangled Banner yet Wave? O'er the Land of the Free, and the Home of the Brave."
My thanks go out to all who are currently serving our country; May the Lord be by your side always!!
A. Marie


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The White House President George W. Bush |
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For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
February 13, 2004
Press Briefing by Scott McClellan
The James S. Brady Briefing Room
MR. McCLELLAN: Good afternoon. I've got a couple of announcements to make at the beginning here. First off, Treasury Secretary Snow, Commerce Secretary Evans and Labor Secretary Chao and Small Business Administrator Barreto will be traveling to Washington and Oregon on Tuesday, February 17th, and Wednesday, February 18th, to discuss the state of the economy and the recently enacted Jobs and Growth Plan, as well as other efforts by the President to create jobs, strengthen the economic recovery and increase workers' standard of living.
During the two days that these members of the President's economic team will participate in town hall-style meetings, roundtables and tours in the two states, and will meet with families, workers, manufacturers, local business leaders, economic officials, small business owners and individual investors. The President, during the State of the Union, announced new initiatives to strengthen our economy even more, further reform education and job training, and address the rising cost of health care. These officials will focus on these new initiatives and, specifically, what we can do to make sure people are prepared for the new jobs of the 21st century.
The second announcement I have is regarding an update to the President's schedule. The President will welcome President Ben Ali of Tunisia to the White House on February 18th. The President looks forward to discussing with President Ben Ali a wide range of bilateral and regional issues, including our common efforts to combat terrorism in the region and the world, and our shared goal to see the spread of freedom and prosperity throughout the Middle East.
And with that, I will be glad to take your questions. Steve.
Q Scott, does the U.S. support Israel's new proposal for withdrawing from parts of Gaza and the West Bank?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, first of all, Steve, a final settlement between the Israelis and the Palestinians must be achieved through negotiations. And neither side should impose final conditions on the other. But there are -- but some Israeli moves to disengage by removing settlements could reduce friction between Israelis and Palestinians, improve Palestinian freedom of movement and address some of Israel's responsibilities in moving ahead toward the vision described by the President in his June 24, 2002 speech.
Q So this is an encouraging sign? And are you sending a team --
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, I would say that some moves could -- is the way I would describe it. Again, though, any final settlement needs to be achieved through negotiations between the parties.
Q And just one more thing, is there a team from the United States going there next week to discuss this with the Prime Minister?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, we have remained in an ongoing dialogue with parties in the region, including the government of Israel. There are -- as you're aware, a variety of people have been to the region and have visited with officials in the government of Israel, including officials such as Assistant Secretary Burns, Ambassador Wolf, people like Dr. Rice and Steve Hadley, and Elliott Abrams. There's nothing to announce at this time, but we remain in close contact with all parties, including the government of Israel.
Q Can I follow that, Scott?
MR. McCLELLAN: Sure.
Q Just from your statement, I'm not clear, because it is a unilateral move; it's not a negotiated move that Sharon is contemplating. And so how does -- I don't see how the first part of the statement squares with the second.
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, first of all, the government of Israel is right now working on plans. And I'm not going to speculate about what those plans are. As part of the ongoing discussions in the region, we will, of course, be discussing that subject further with the government of Israel in the coming weeks, and the coming months. But, again, I would reemphasize that a final settlement needs to happen through negotiations.
Q So we're not going to know whether you agree or disagree with this plan until after the Sharon meeting?
MR. McCLELLAN: No, what I said was that some moves to disengage could help reduce friction between the parties. But, again, this is a plan that they are still working on right now. And I don't want to speculate about their plans. We'll continue to have a discussion with the government of Israel.
Q Does the President approve of building a wall around illegally annexed Jerusalem, taking over 600,000 more acres of Palestinian land, demolishing the homes? I mean, talk about -- what's our position on that?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, our position is --
Q We have heard no word of condemnation, there's daily slaughter of the Palestinians.
MR. McCLELLAN: Those are issues, actually, that we have discussed with the government of Israel. The President has made our views very well known and our concerns known about the fence and the importance of the Palestinians being able to move about more freely. And so those views have been well known, and there are some additional steps that the government of Israel has talked about in that area.
Q But should they be taking so much more Palestinian land as they leave?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, again, we remain in contact with all parties in the region. I think one thing that's important to emphasize is the need for the Palestinians to act, to crack down on terrorism and dismantle terrorist organizations.
Q Terrorism you equate with trying to defend your own land?
MR. McCLELLAN: That is the foundation for moving forward in the region.
Q Can I ask you a question, Scott? I just want to be absolutely clear on something here. The records that you released earlier this week on the President's Guard service state that he did not perform any Guard service in the third quarter of 1972. That's correct?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, you have the records in front of you, and they state the dates on which he was paid. And you are paid for the days on which you serve.
Q So they state that between April 16th of 1972 and October 28th of 1972 he did no Guard duty.
MR. McCLELLAN: We've been through these issues, John, and we've provided you with the documents that show his service.
Q And do you believe that's correct, that he did no duty between April 16th and October 28th?
MR. McCLELLAN: John, I don't know why we need to go through this again. This issue we've been through earlier this week.
Q Well, the reason I bring up the question is that John Calhoun, who claims he was the person in charge of making sure that President Bush reported for duty at the 187th Tactical Recon Group, says that he saw the President several times on the base between May and October of 1972, yet there is no record of him being there, in terms of what you released earlier this week.
MR. McCLELLAN: I don't speak for him. You would have to talk to Mr. Calhoun. I do not know him.
Q We did talk to Mr. Calhoun, and Mr. Calhoun said that he saw the President several times between May and October of 1972.
MR. McCLELLAN: And like I've said --
Q So I was just wondering, can you explain that discrepancy?
MR. McCLELLAN: And like I've said, the President doesn't recall the specific dates on which he performed his duties. He does remember serving both in Alabama and in Texas. During that entire period, he was a member of the Texas Air National Guard.
Q But the records that you released do recall quite specifically the days that the President served on. There's no record of his being there --
MR. McCLELLAN: Actually, these are National Guard records that document the President did serve during that time period. And that was an issue that was raised earlier this week.
Q Right. But the records clearly recall that he did no Guard duty between April 16th and October 28th. Yet, Mr. Calhoun says he saw him on the base at the 187th between May and October of '72. So there's a discrepancy here. I'm wondering if you can explain it?
MR. McCLELLAN: John, again, we've provided you with the records and the facts are in the records that we have.
Q A good point. Could the records be incomplete?
MR. McCLELLAN: I'm sorry?
Q Could the records be incomplete?
MR. McCLELLAN: Direct that question to the National Guard. These are the personnel records that we've received.
Q Scott, have you been through the entire personnel file now? And have you released everything you're going to release?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, like I said, that if there is additional information that comes to our attention that is relevant to the issue, we will certainly provide you with that information. That's a commitment that we've made.
Q But have you seen the entire file? That sounds like a reasonable question.
MR. McCLELLAN: Have I seen the entire file? I don't know the answer to that question at this point, because there is a possibility -- we have expected to receive additional documents from the National Guard. I think we just very recently received some additional documents, but I'm not sure if any of those documents are new. We're going to take a look at those. We'll take a look at those, and if there's new information relevant to the issue, then we will certainly provide you with that information.
Q Saturday, during the taping of the Tim Russert program, "Meet the Press," the President said something at the end -- many thought it was a very confident statement, at the least -- that he would not lose this election. That was Saturday. At 12:35 p.m. today, Friday, does he still feel that same way in the midst of all of this controversy, polls showing that he's at his lowest rating ever?
MR. McCLELLAN: Absolutely. You know, one, that's not something that he pays great attention to. What he's focused on is the decisions that we are making on behalf of the American people. And the decisions that the President is making are the right decisions for the American people. They are decisions that are making our country more secure and more prosperous and they are decisions that are leading to a safer and better world.
Q But a follow up. Apparently, he does feel that this is a problem, the AWOL story, the alleged AWOL story, and some of the other --
MR. McCLELLAN: Which has now been documented to be false.
Q Well, there are still some discrepancies. But apparently he's fighting these stories, so that's saying that the President realizes there is a problem for this campaign, correct?
MR. McCLELLAN: I'm sorry? That there is --
Q I made my point clear.
MR. McCLELLAN: That may be your interpretation. This President is confident that the decisions that we are making are the right policies for the American people, and he is confident that the American people are supportive of the decisions that we are making.
Q Putting out paper, you're giving out paper --
MR. McCLELLAN: Look, April --
Q -- you're directing us to The Boston Globe article --
MR. McCLELLAN: Let me finish the question there that you asked. There is going to be plenty of time to talk about the campaign. Right now this President is going to remain focused on the great challenges that we are working to meet. And we are meeting them in a number of different ways, but there is more to do.
But this President is acting decisively to make America more secure, to make America more prosperous, to make America a more compassionate place. And he's acting to make the world a safer and better place.
Q Well, then why would you give us this information, then, if he's not worried about it?
MR. McCLELLAN: I'm sorry?
Q Why would you give us this information, direct us to The Boston Globe story today? Why would you give us --
MR. McCLELLAN: Why would you ask those questions?
Q A follow up on that. You mentioned the campaign. The Bush-Cheney campaign has released its first campaign ad -- albeit on the Internet. Does this mean now that the President's reelection campaign has officially begun? And does this also mean that he believes John Kerry will be his opponent?
MR. McCLELLAN: I think you need to direct those questions to the campaign. The White House and the President remain focused on the American people's priorities.
Q Scott, did the President authorize the campaign attack --
MR. McCLELLAN: Again, you can direct campaign questions to the campaign.
Q Scott, I'm asking about the President.
MR. McCLELLAN: If they're related to the campaign, you can direct those questions to the campaign. I'm sure that they'll be glad to get you those answers.
Q Do you think the campaign would have done that without authorization from the President?
MR. McCLELLAN: Mark, again, I said you can direct those questions to the campaign.
Q Aren't you all one? Aren't you --
Q I just wondered if you have any update on the issue of the constitutional amendment regarding homosexual marriages -- especially in view of the latest events in San Francisco and Massachusetts?
MR. McCLELLAN: It's where I left it the other day. The President remains strongly committed to protecting and defending the sanctity of marriage.
Q And you said the President is watching closely the events in Massachusetts. Does that mean he won't make any decisions or take any moves until that plays out? Because that could be quite a while.
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, if there is anything further to update you on, we will do so. But we continue to look at events closely and continue to look at this issue very closely.
Q Scott, in connection with the road show by Snow and Evans and so forth, to the Northwest next week, the consumer sentiment index came out today. It showed quite a big drop. It fell to 93.1, from 103 in December. Now the President spoke yesterday in Pennsylvania, talking about the job retraining program and so forth. Is there anything else he has in mind to get jobs moving, beyond the six-point plan?
MR. McCLELLAN: Yes, for Congress to act on the six-point plan and to act on the initiatives he outlined in his State of the Union address -- on health care, on jobs and education -- or on job training and education, the ones that I mentioned at the beginning.
Q But is he concerned that beyond -- anything beyond --
MR. McCLELLAN: One of the most important things the Congress can do to help strengthen our economy even more is to make the tax cuts permanent. That's a very important part of strengthening our economy even more and creating a more robust environment for job growth. The last thing we need to do is increase taxes. And if those expire, that's what would happen. It would be increasing taxes. We need to provide certainty to the American people, so that they can plan for their futures. And the President trusts in people, and that's why he believes that those decisions about spending and investing in the future are best made by people, not the government.
Q Scott, in an interview with the Associated Press, David Kay suggested that it's time for the President to acknowledge the errors about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction -- "say we've learned from it and move ahead." Does the President agree with that?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, I would remind you what the President has said. The President was asked about this issue on Sunday. He said, we expected to find them. We believed that he had weapons of mass destruction. We know he had weapons of mass destruction because he had used them. He had used them on his own people. He had used them on a neighboring country. And the President made it very clear on Sunday that we will find out what happened to them. There are different theories that exist --
Q You said that they had them --
MR. McCLELLAN: But we will found out what happened to them. I would also refer you back to what the President said in South Carolina just over a week ago. He said the facts are becoming clear. There is more that we are learning. And the Iraq Survey Group obviously continues to do their work to find the truth. And we will compare the intelligence that we had before the war with what we have learned on the ground since the war.
And while we have not yet found the stockpiles, the Iraq Survey Group has uncovered what the regime in Iraq was up to. The President talked directly to that last week.
Q Does the President acknowledge there were errors?
MR. McCLELLAN: The President believes it's important to compare what we are learning on the ground, and what we learn on the ground with what we knew before the war. Obviously, we are learning more. The facts are becoming clearer. The President made that very clear in his remarks.
Q Is that a "no"?
MR. McCLELLAN: And we want the Iraq Survey Group to continue their work, to find the truth, and to find out what happened to the weapons of mass destruction. And then we can look at those issues. That's the President's view.
Q So it's not yet time to acknowledge that the President's --
MR. McCLELLAN: The President has said that we will find out the truth through the Iraq Survey Group and we will compare that information. That's his view.
Q Secretary General Kofi Annan's representative in Iraq appears to be moving toward support for holding elections before June 30th, rather than the caucus proposal from the United States. Do you have a problem with that?
MR. McCLELLAN: I'm not sure that's what exactly he expressed. He, from my understanding of what I heard and saw -- well, first of all, let me back up. We appreciate the U.N. team going into Iraq at the request of the Iraqi Governing Council and assessing the feasibility of elections. We have always said that the United Nations has a vital role to play, and they certainly have a lot of expertise that they can offer in the area of elections and the drafting of a constitution. And they were playing a vital role. We help they will in the future, as well.
But Mr. Brahimi, the United Nations envoy, expressed support for holding elections as soon as possible, and he expressed support for transferring sovereignty as soon as possible. And we agree that elections should be held as soon as possible. And we have worked in agreement with Iraqi leaders to transfer sovereignty by June 30th.
And what he talked about earlier today was that -- Mr. Brahimi, that is -- is that he expressed the need for the infrastructure to be in place to hold elections. And he discussed how the transfer of sovereignty is a complex issue. That is why the Coalition Provisional Authority and the Iraqi Governing Council work closely with -- work closely together to find a way forward to transferring sovereignty to a transitional government.
Now the U.N. will make recommendations, and we look forward to hearing those recommendations. But I'm not sure that I interpreted his remarks the same way you did.
Q Scott, the new ABC News/Washington Post poll indicates that a growing number of Americans believe that the information about Iraq was exaggerated at the time the President went into Iraq. And his ratings on the qualities of trust and honesty that -- trustworthiness that were very high for the 2000 election have eroded. Why do you think Americans might be questioning or not as strongly convinced of -- on either of those factors now?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, one, I think that, again, we are focused on the priorities here. But the numbers that you are seeing, I think, are not out of line with the historical pattern. You have to keep in mind that there has been a lot of dramatic twists and turns in the Democratic primary and that's where all the attention has been focused. That's been the only game in town. There's going to be plenty of time to talk about the election down the road.
But make no mistake, I think that the American people know that this is a President who does what he says he is going to do; this is a President who fights for what he believes in. And nowhere is it more important to do what you say you are going to do than in the foreign policy arena. Our word is credible because we do what we say we are going to do. That's why we are making such great progress in places like Iran and Libya, and even North Korea, in working to confront the threats that we face.
Q Do you think any of the coverage of both the questions of whether there are weapons of mass destruction, the questions of his National Guard service -- do any of those factor in? Or do you believe the whole thing is just a historical decline?
MR. McCLELLAN: We don't get concerned about the day-to-day numbers. I think, again, you have to put those in the context of history. And, historically, I think the numbers reflect trends that happen over the course of presidential elections. But, look, this is -- we're focused on the American people's priorities right now. There will be plenty of time to talk about the election.
Q Can I follow Wendell's question? Mr. Fawzi, who is a spokesman for Mr. Brahimi, said it's not a question of delaying the hand-over, it's finding a new timetable. Are you willing to consider a new timetable if the U.N. comes back and recommends it?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, one, if you -- what I said a minute ago was that the Iraqi Governing Council and the Coalition Provisional Authority agreed to a June 30th timetable for transferring sovereignty. We believe it's important to move forward in a timely and orderly fashion to transfer sovereignty to the Iraqi people. That's an important element in building a free and peaceful Iraq for the Iraqi people. And so we are working toward the June 30th time line. We remain committed to meeting that time line.
Q On the weapons of mass destruction issue. With the revelation that A.Q. Khan was conducting a rather extensive trading business in nuclear secrets, technology, et cetera, we know that North Korea has interest in things like that. Libya had a program they are now going to abandon. There are questions about Iran having an illegal centrifuge; Syria, et cetera. Is it reasonable or even prudent to think now, because of David Kay's statements, that there are absolutely no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq? That the guy who was totally devoted to weapons of mass destruction now has none? Is it reasonable or logical to even consider that?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, one, we know he had them, we know he had used them. Those are facts. We know he had the intent and capability. We know he was a gathering threat. And that's been spelled out by Dr. Kay most recently.
What we have learned since the war only reconfirms that he was a grave and gathering threat, even before the war.
Q Okay. Let me go one step further. The weapons of mass destruction concept is, to most people, I think they're envisioning some of the Cold War-era weaponry, missiles with warheads and things of that nature. But weapons of mass destruction, doesn't that include very small, very discrete pieces of equipment and vials of biological agents? Isn't that included in this weapons of mass destruction?
MR. McCLELLAN: We believed he had them. We expected to find them. The President made very clear that the Iraq Survey Group continues their work. We'll find out the truth. They will find out what happened to the weapons of mass destruction.
Q But you're not abandoning the idea that there still could be those weapons there?
MR. McCLELLAN: Jeff, I think there are a lot of different theories out there about what happened to the weapons of mass destruction.
Q Can I ask you a process question, since you directed the question about the Internet ad to the campaign. Since the President is both an incumbent President, and obviously a candidate, how is he dealing on his schedule with campaign-related discussions that he has to be involved in? Does he deal with them in the evening? Are there certain days of the week when he deals with it? Can you give us an idea of how he tries to parcel out his time?
MR. McCLELLAN: He keeps updated on what's going on. But --
Q But how does he do it?
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, I keep you updated on the President's schedule on a daily basis, so --
Q But how does he reserve time in his schedule to be able to talk --
MR. McCLELLAN: What he is focused on right now is the American people's business. He stays -- I mean, he begins his day with the usual briefings. That's the first thing he does. And then he goes from there. And he just had a meeting earlier today with governors who just came back from Iraq, to update him on the progress they're seeing on the ground in Iraq.
Q If he needs to talk to Mr. Mehlman or Mr. Reynolds or whoever he does, how does he do that? Does he do it during the evening or does he do it during the work day?
MR. McCLELLAN: He keeps updated on what's going on. We recognize it's an election year, but he remains focused on the American people's priorities.
Q -- the residence? Which is he more --
MR. McCLELLAN: I will be glad to visit with you more about this. But I think I gave you a general description.
Q You didn't give me any description, actually. (Laughter.)
MR. McCLELLAN: No, I think I did give you a general description. Obviously, he stays in contact --
Q Why are you reluctant to talk about it? It's not that hard. You know what his schedule --
MR. McCLELLAN: Because I'm the White House, and the White House is focusing on the American people's business. If you have campaign questions, you can direct those questions to the campaign and they can give you more information about that issue.
Q So for now going forward, any question that relates to the President's activity or interrelationship with his campaign, you will not speak about that?
MR. McCLELLAN: I am speaking from the White House and what we are doing here in terms of acting on the President's policy decisions. I'm here to talk about the President's agenda and what we are doing to make America safer and more prosperous and more compassionate and what we are doing to make the world a better and safer place. That's what my role is. If you have questions about the campaign, the campaign will be glad to talk to you about those questions.
Q I'm just asking about his time --
MR. McCLELLAN: But it was related to the campaign, so they will be glad to talk to you about those questions.
Q You tell us when he's raising money for the campaign. Why couldn't you tell her that? I mean, you tell us when he's raising money. Why can't you tell us what she's asked?
MR. McCLELLAN: I just told you that I keep you updated on a daily basis on his schedule. And if you have questions related to the campaign, they are the best place to direct those questions.
Q Scott, the Air Force is investigating as many as 25 rapes at an air base in Texas. And the Pentagon is investigating reported sexual abuse in Kuwait and Iraq. As Commander-in-Chief, is the President concerned about the apparent rise in sexual abuse in the military?
MR. McCLELLAN: Absolutely. It is a very serious issue and it needs to be fully investigated and pursued to the fullest extent of the law. We have no tolerance for any such activity.
Q Scott, as a follow-up, though, on a question about the campaign, the new campaign finance reform law requires a candidate to appear on camera saying he approves this message, as we've seen with the Democrats. I'm wondering, has the President done any of those kinds of TV shoots yet? And has he participated in any commercials at all, otherwise?
MR. McCLELLAN: That's a nice try, too. That is a campaign question and the campaign will be glad to answer -- they will be glad to answer those questions for you.
Q -- to do here.
MR. McCLELLAN: I want to talk about the President's policies and the decisions that he is making here at the White House for the American people. If you all want to talk about campaign, that's fine. But we are focused here on the President's policies and decisions that he is making for the American people.
Q Scott, how is the President's mood now? He's had a very rough week, he's under a lot of pressure. How is he holding up?
MR. McCLELLAN: The President is doing great. He feels very good about the direction we're moving, in terms of economic security, in terms of winning the war on terrorism. The President believes we are moving in the right direction on a number of important fronts for the American people, and that's where his focus remains.
Q He's not angry or discouraged? (Laughter.)
Q When you're on the road, do you talk about the campaign?
MR. McCLELLAN: This is an election year that we're in, Helen. We fully recognize that.
Q But now you're White House? You talk when you're on the road, but not in the White House?
MR. McCLELLAN: Obviously, there is a campaign set up. There is a campaign set up to address those matters.
Q On Sunday, the trip to Florida, the Daytona 500. We knew the President was a baseball fan; didn't realize he was such a NASCAR fan. (Laughter.)
MR. McCLELLAN: Well, then you must not have been following him too closely the last few years. Certainly, he went to the Texas Motor Speedway back in, I think it was 1999, if I recall, when he was still Governor of
Texas. He was Grand Marshall for the Pepsi 400 in -- that was at Daytona in July of 2000.
I think the President looks forward to attending the Great American Race this Sunday in Daytona. He appreciates the invitation and the opportunity to participate in the start of the race. NASCAR is one of the fastest growing sports in America. There are some 75 million Americans who are now considered NASCAR fans. And I think it's also a sport that is followed around the world. It's an international sport now. But it's a great sport that is a great and growing sport in America. And the President looks forward to starting off the race.
He's the President of the United States, Alexis, and I think that he -- you know, he was honored to go and throw out the first pitch at game three of the World Series back in 2001. He was honored to participate in other important events. He was honored to participate in an interview with CBS prior to the Super Bowl just a couple of weeks ago.
And as the President of the United States, he really -- he looks forward to attending this big event in NASCAR. And he views it as a way to really honor some true champions, both for what they do on the track and what they do off the track, because NASCAR drivers are people that put a lot back into the communities that they're involved in. They do a lot of work to help those who suffer from disasters like hurricanes. They provide a lot of support for people such as that. They've provided a lot of support for children and families in need. And so the President is honored to be going to the Daytona 500 and kicking off the Great American Race.
Q Is he a NASCAR Dad? (Laughter.)
MR. McCLELLAN: I think he's a proud dad.
Q I'd like to come back to the records one more time, if I could. Forgive me if I'm beating a horse that you would rather see depart this world. (Laughter.) But the President, in his --
MR. McCLELLAN: I think most of the American people believe that this issue has kind of run its course.
Q The President, in his interview on Sunday, was asked the first question about possible release of records, the first question about possible release. He was asked, when there were questions about Senator John McCain's record, Wesley Clark's record, they authorized the release of their entire file. The President was asked, would he do that? And he replied, "Yeah." So why is the President reneging on that pledge?
MR. McCLELLAN: John, do you want to continue on and go through the rest of that questioning?
Q Because that was the first question to which he answered in the affirmative -- don't try to parse it out.
MR. McCLELLAN: John, here's the question, quote from Tim Russert. "But you will allow pay stubs, tax records" --
Q Let's go with the first question. You're parsing.
MR. McCLELLAN: No, I think you are, because the issue that Tim Russert raised was whether or not he had served while he was in Alabama.
Q Read the first question, Scott.
MR. McCLELLAN: "But you will allow pay stubs, tax records, anything to show that you were serving during that period." "Yes. If we still have them." We have provided you with that information, and we will continue to.
Q Read the first question.
MR. McCLELLAN: I just -- you read the first question. I read this question. It was the --
Q Right. It was the very first question --
MR. McCLELLAN: The context of this discussion --
Q The very first question, when he said, "entire record," the President said, "Yeah."
MR. McCLELLAN: Oh, John, let's look at the context of the discussion. The context of the discussion was clear about whether or not he had served while he was in Alabama. It was very clear.
Q The first question was about entire --
MR. McCLELLAN: We can agree to disagree on this issue, but I think it was very --
Q We're going to end up on the Daily Show again with this one.
MR. McCLELLAN: -- very clear about the context of the question.
Q Scott, the President has talked a lot in the past, especially lately, about his -- the need he has to restrain federal spending. The Senate just passed a highway bill that is quite a bit more than he proposed. Is the President committed to vetoing that bill to keep spending under control, or is it going to be something he's going to negotiate?
MR. McCLELLAN: If that legislation comes to his desk, the President will veto it. The President has made it very clear that we need to fund our important priorities, like winning the war on terrorism, protecting the homeland, and strengthening our economy. And then we need to hold the line on spending elsewhere in the budget. This President always puts forward responsible budgets that fund our priorities and hold the line on spending elsewhere in the budget. It's important to show spending restraint. And we called on Congress -- we continue to call on Congress to show spending restraint. This issue of the highway funding is an important first test. It is still in the early stages, but we will continue to call on Congress to show spending restraint. And the way that they can show that, right up front, is to hold the line on spending in the highway funding legislation.
Now it's very important to point out that the proposal the President put forward for $256 billion over the next six years is a 21 percent increase over the previous six years. It's a responsible funding proposal for our important highway and transportation needs. But we need to continue to work to cut the deficit in half over the next five years. And it's important that we show spending restraint.
And so the President, if that legislation that passed the Senate comes to his desk, he will veto it.
Q Thank you.
MR. McCLELLAN: Thanks. Have a good weekend.


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