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Even as Congress finishes work on a 2014 budget bill, lawmakers are already gearing up for the next battle over raising the nation's nearly $17 trillion debit limit. Both sides know the fight is coming. The question is when.
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew on Thursday said the federal government may reach its borrowing limit in February, not March as he predicted earlier. But House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., both believe the deadline -- and legislative fight -- won't come that soon.
Contradicting the White House's assertion that quick action is needed, Reid said the debt ceiling may not become an issue again until "some time in May," so action on measure "is not urgent."
Reid's spokesman, Adam Jentleson, later backtracked on the May deadline and told reporters that Reid wants to deal with debt ceiling as quickly as possible.
"Senator Reid agrees with Secretary Lew that Congress needs to extend the nation's borrowing authority well in advance of when extraordinary measures are exhausted, as estimated by the Treasury Department," Jentleson said.
Raising the debt ceiling has become a regular battle between Republicans and Democrats as the nation's staggering debt and budget deficits continue to grow. Republicans often argue that the deadline for action is far more flexible than Democrats and Treasury officials contend.
Republicans intend to use the debt ceiling fight to force Democrats to accept more budget cuts, and Reid's slip about the potentially later deadline will give them leverage to hold off for the desired spending reductions.
Congressional Democrats and President Obama have insisted they will not negotiate over the debt limit, but it is not possible for them to lift it without approval from House Republicans.
Boehner, meanwhile, suggested that the debt ceiling decision wasn't a pressing priority, though he was not as specific as Reid.
"I don't have an estimate of when we're going to reach the debt limit," Boehner said


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The return of my favourite show of the last five years that doesn't feature a team of corrupt cops in LA or a foulmouthed barkeep in the Wild West is normally a cause for celebration. Proper Bacchanalian celebration with enough fireworks to blast the moon out of orbit. And yet, this week's two-episode season premiere happened with barely any fanfare on this blog or in my brain. Partially it's because, as I said in this post, I'm busy and distracted by unavoidable and unpleasant RL stuff, which has dampened my usual enthusiasm, but it's also because Lost, a show whose main attraction, certainly for a lot of its fanbase, is its willingness to spin plates and tease us with answers to questions that turn out to be questions themselves. It's been thrilling to go on this journey, but we're approaching the end, and those questions will now be answered with answers, and my confidence in the show's ability to excite me faltered during the hiatus.
Certainly that is not the only reason to love it, but it's what makes Lost more than just an entertaining sci fi show. The speculation is half of the fun, and as someone said a while back, as we find out more about the central mystery, options for possible answers collapse like eigenstates, leaving us with what will eventually be a much more conventional story than some of us have expected. In the past I've tried to keep my own theories conservative, but even so, and even though I love the show like crazy, I don't expect anything out of leftfield any more. Other than an hour of shirtless Sawyer.
That said, I've been expecting that shift for a while now, and thought last season would feature a closing down of possibilities, but it actually featured even more pleasantly obfuscating craziness than I had expected, including Ben's summoning of Smokey, Richard Alpert and Matthew Abaddon's interest in Locke's childhood, the frozen donkey wheel, and Claire's internment in Jacob's shack, to name just a few. This season, however, I had a suspicion that we would see the show become a little more conventional as the WTFs get addressed in a less mystical manner, and the two episode season opener didn't dissuade me from that belief.
Part of it is the possibility that some of the theories will turn out to be correct, meaning some of our expectations will be satisfied instead of confounded. Lost may be the only mystery story told where the fans will become increasingly frustrated by a story resolving itself with answers (note that I said fans, by which I mean the Lostpedia-surfing hardcore, not the majority of fans, who will almost certainly be thrilled). One theory thrown about that seemed likely was that the whispers heard on the island were from the survivors, that some time-travelling weirdness had thrown them back in time, so that they were observing what was going on and commenting on it from a nearby treeline.
This opener strengthened that theory, though it had the added twist of showing us Dharma activity that we would otherwise never have seen. That was a great use of the time travel dynamic, and the showrunners seem committed to keeping continuity on the table and paradox off it, but then, just to piss me off, we also had Faraday meeting Desmond during his Swan station tenure, which lead to his conveniently timed memory flash back in the present (i.e. three years after leaving the island), which smacked of contrivance.
Why did that memory return at that point? The only reason is because the story needed it for full dramatic effect, which either means some uncharacteristically shoddy plotting on the part of the showrunners, or the satisfaction of the audience has suddenly become a variable in the Lostverse. I know I've said before that I love how the showrunners have made the fans' speculation part of their storytelling process, but that would be a step too far.
To be honest, that part of the show is in danger of running amok. Too many fan in-jokes and winks at the audience cluttered these episodes, which were otherwise committed to rattling off as much backstory and plot as possible. It was a bit cutesy, and while that might have been a corrective against too much downbeat atmospherics, the show drew attention to itself in a way it hasn't done before. That's not to say I didn't find it funny. Ben and Richard Alpert had some funny moments, for instance, and Neil Frogurt's death by flaming arrow jolted a laugh out of me even while I thought it was a bit of a laboured gag. Even so, it was already hard to take Sayid's lengthy incapacitation seriously, in that it seemed like a contrived way to keep Sayid out of the picture while Hurley wrestled with his demons, as well as giving Hurley space to get arrested at the end.
Add to that the absurd sight of him being carted from one location to another like, as many have already stated, Bernie from Weekend at Bernie's, and the traditionally broad Hurley-centric episodes written by Kitsis and Horowitz did a good job of dissipating the suspense of Cuselof's opener (it feels wrong to add that movie to the list of works of art that have influenced this show). Perhaps aired individually the episodes might have worked a bit better, though we wouldn't have had the phrase "Then God help us" uttered by Chang and Hawking at the beginning and end of the two-parter respectively. That's a touch I didn't pick up on first time around. (Check out the candles framing Miss Hawking's face. Lovely.)
Of course, it wasn't all bad. Having the remaining survivors a-bippin' an' a-boppin' through time removes one of my concerns about season five; that we would see the Oceanic Six get exclusive screentime for a couple of episodes before heading back to the island, where we would then have flashbacks of what had happened on the island during those three years. That could have been confusing, as we would be getting on-island footage from two time-periods at once, which has never been a problem before.
Also, after having the show's format shaken up last season, the possibility of on-island flashbacks would have seemed like a step back even though the content of those flashbacks would have been exciting. Instead, we've got the entertaining twist that the characters are now experiencing those flashbacks firsthand, participating in them and commenting on them. The best parts of this two-parter were spent trying to figure out what was going on and where everyone was within the chronology. The off-island stuff didn't excite anywhere near as much, especially Hurley's long-drawn-out crisis of confidence, which seemed contrived and inconsequential despite some terrific work from Jorge Garcia. I especially liked his Flying Hot Pocket of Death maneuver.
In terms of "what the hell is going on?", my Sirens of Titan theory (scroll down) is still viable, though it is hinted here that it's not time agents trying to maintain the temporal status quo but time itself, which brings back nostalgic memories of Sapphire and Steel, where Time was sentient and evil. Here it seems like it is somehow patching itself up when damaged by the obnoxious actions of humans who are either trying to harness the power of the Frozen Donkey Wheel Chamber, or are unstuck in time like the few remaining Oceanic survivors.
In fact, just a quick look through the online speculation about the most recent "revelations" (can anything on this show ever be considered definitive enough to be referred to as a revelation?) shows that many people consider this season to be more in debt to Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse 5, with its timelost protagonist Billy Pilgrim skipping from time period to time period. As I've yet to read that, I can't comment, and so will stick with my main theory for now. Certainly, that amazing opening sequence, with Pierre Chang being shadowed by Faraday, suggests there is going to be a lot of the back-history of the show caused by our protagonists.
But, as I said, any satisfaction I will get from correctly predicting what is going on (if indeed I am on the right tracks) will be tempered by my frustration at not being surprised by the mystery. I'd much rather be caught out by something than suss it out. Puzzle narratives often frustrate me, even though I love them. I remember desperately hoping that Gabriel Byrne really was Keyser Soze, as postulated by Chazz Palminteri at the end of The Usual Suspects, as I'd figured out it was Kevin Spacey early on and wanted to be proved wrong.
That's why Lost's emotional drama is the thing that will separate it from the usual puzzle narratives. Whatever the mystery turns out to be, the truly important answers will concern the fates of the characters. Is Charlotte doomed to die in horrible pain like Minkowski? Will Penny be murdered by Ben? Will Jack find peace? Is Jin alive? Is anyone actually dead? What's going to happen to Walt? Is Locke really going to lead anyone at any point, or is he doomed to be throwing knives from the bushes for the rest of the series? I'm sure when the final episode airs non-fans will be carping that the final revelations are not that impressive, but to the fans, that won't be what we take from it. We care about these characters, and we'll be alternately happy and upset depending on who prevails and who dies. Knowing that the final mystery revealed is the identity of Adam and Eve, I expect there will be tears.
A lot of these concerns have been rattling through my head for a while now, and a lot of it is pointless worry that will be rendered moot as the show progresses. However, the two episode opener was still a little disappointing on first viewing, though a second viewing and reading fan feedback on the net has made me fonder of them. My upset is obviously a symptom of my current malaise, as I took some silly things way too seriously, allowing them to fester in my mind until they all added up to proof that the show had finally gone off the boil. ::sigh:: This is all because I got depressed upon hearing Drew Goddard had left the show to make Cabin in the Woods with Whedon, you know.
So what were the things that bugged me? There's an absolutely terribly written and performed newscast at one point that shocked me, for one. It always amazes me how often news broadcasts in shows or films come off as unconvincing facsimiles of the real thing. There's a template for news pieces that anyone with even the most fundamental knowledge of journalism could emulate, but so often it doesn't happen. For Crom's sake, the news-speak on The Day Today is the best example of a fake news programme sounding just like a real one, even though that features news stories about John Major beating up the Queen and a horse infestation in the London underground. Why can't anything else get it that right?
Sorry, personal bugbear. There was also some dreadfully on-the-nose dialogue, which might have been a consequence of the show rushing through so much plot, but even so, something like Charlotte responding to Faraday's enquiry into her health by cheerfully commenting that she had forgotten her mother's maiden name fell from our screen with a dull clang. Hurley's sudden obsession with the truth and his vow to never help Sayid again (prior to seeing him help Sayid) was another example that irked. Though, as I said earlier, it's tempered by my respect for Garcia, especially during his tearful confession scene, which was one of the highlights of the opener.
Some plot mechanics were equally contrived. Considering Hurley is supposed to have killed three people, the police did a lousy job of looking for him. The visit to his house was awfully polite, with a bit of a chat with Cheech Marin before leaving without turning the place upside-down, and again, later letting Cheech drive away without searching the car, or getting someone to tail him. Of course, if I turns out they are agents of Widmore I take it back, though surely they would be even more ruthless.
Also annoying was the show's sudden over-reliance on last minute reveals. A door opens. Someone pulls Hurley over and... It's Ghost-Ana-Lucia! WTF? Kate says hi to someone who is not facing us and... It's Sun! Dun dun duuuuun! Someone gets some beer out of a fridge. He walks up some stairs and... It's Frank! OMG! A man gets out of bed, listens to some Willie Nelson, gets ready for work, walks in front of a camera and... Holy shit, it's Dr. Pierre Chang! Outrageous! By the end of the second episode it was getting ridiculous, even though the reveals of Ana-Lucia, Ethan Rom, and Miss Hawking were surprising (less so for Michelle Rodriguez, as her appearance had been spoiled for me a while back). If the show is going to rely on this kind of silly delay-and-reveal stuff for the rest of the season, I'll be seriously pissed.
Speaking of Pierre Chang, aka François Chau (who, bizarrely, played Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze), he sure as hell delivered his dialogue at an outrageous acting volume. Until now he's only been asked to intone Dharma info for the initiation videos, but here he gets to bellow warnings about dangerous time-energy leakages. It was hardly subtle. But enough of this carping. There was much to praise, as there always is. If Chang was performed at an inappropriately hysterical pitch, the performances from the huge main cast was invariably spot on and filled with character.
Kudos especially to Yunjin Kim, who only had a couple of scenes but performed them brilliantly. Her transformation into creepy angel of vengeance is complete, her conversation with Kate brimming with barely suppressed rage. Her role in the outcome of this story is completely up in the air right now, but if I were Jack, I'd be worried. And probably crying about something or other.
I'm now completely over my dislike of Jeremy Davies and his seemingly bottomless bag of acting tics. He grew on me in the fourth season, and in these episodes, trying to keep his scattered brain in check and presenting a face of calm to the survivors even as Charlotte's fate becomes unclear, he was fantastic. Seeing him hanging around in the cave that will become the Orchid station will be remembered as one of the great Lost WTF moments, though I suspect this means he's doomed to do something incredibly bad in order to save Charlotte. Some online speculation has brought up the possibility of his actions bringing about The Incident, even though that seemed localised around Swan station, not Orchid, though it's telling that Chang is filming his Arrow orientation video while wearing a Swan coat.
There's talk this is a continuity flub, but I'm not so sure. Time will tell. (Geddit?!?!?)
Terry O'Quinn had some great moments too, abruptly left alone only moments after inheriting control over the Others. His terror was especially affecting, as even the visit by Alpert could do nothing to calm him down. Only a spot of murderous knife-flinging in the final scenes seemed to restore his equilibrium. Now that he's saved Juliet and Sawyer I think I can forgive him for killing Naomi. Speaking of Locke, his scene with Alpert was surprisingly unambiguous, but has thrown up several interesting questions about where Lost is heading, and it all revolves around a compass.
Lostpedia maintains that this compass, that Alpert gives Locke to give back to himself at a later date, is indeed the same one shown to Young John Locke by Alpert in the episode Cabin Fever, though it does look a bit different so who can say, but of course, if this compass is indeed the same one, then Locke will probably go back in time to before that moment, hand the compass over to Alpert, tell him who he is, and then disappear again. Following that, Alpert will track Locke down, and show him this compass in the hopes that he will recognise it. That struck me as odd at first. Wouldn't Alpert realise that Young Locke has no way of recognising an object that he doesn't yet own? However, it's entirely in keeping with what's going on, and only confused me because I'd been so distracted by the connection between the multiple choice question Alpert asked Locke and its similarity to the ceremony used by Panchen Lamas to find the next Dalai Lama. It was actually a very straight question; Alpert thought Young Locke already had a compass like that one. Instead Young Locke just picked up a knife because... what? He wants to be an adventurer? He's a potentially violent guy with serious issues? Who knows.
The suspicion among Lost speculators is that Locke was visited by Alpert because he is somehow destined to be leader of the Others/Hostiles because the island willed it to be so. Instead, mysticism is not part of it at all. Alpert had already met Locke, and was chasing him down to find answers to this peculiar riddle in his past. That's all. At least, that's how it seems right now. This is the first time in a while that the idea that the island is somehow sentient, something speculators had been taking for granted, is off the table. Are we now entering a period when we visit the idea that the scientific anomaly that lies within the island has inspired different kinds of religious awe in the gullible population? Do the Others and the Dharma Initiative represent the battle between religion and science for the minds of the world? Seeing Miss Hawking doing very complicated maths in the basement of a church suggests there is maybe a reconciliation between the two.
It strikes me that these two episodes, despite featuring a lot of new information, didn't leave as much room for speculation as usual. They were pretty straight forward, which is probably why I have been complaining about how the possibilities are closing down. Instead of the curious meandering that has thrilled me and a number of other crazed fans, it delivered more pace instead, either through expositiony dialogue, which pissed me off, or with action, especially a thrilling night attack with flaming arrows, of all things.
Anyway, I'm not really that worried about the show, especially after seeing the first two again. It's just where my head is at right now, tainting almost everything I watch with sour emotions. Hopefully I can get myself together and properly appraise this season as it unfolds. Word has it the next episode, Jughead, is a corker. I hope so. Before then, some observations about miscellaneous moments from the opener.
Kinda weird to find out that Ben's League of Time-Travelling Commandos includes a butcher. Later on we see Miss Hawking surrounded by candles. It's only a matter of time before Ben visits a baker and says something cryptic like, "The yeast is rising. If we're going to stop Widmore, I need you to make a batch of Death Ciabatta. Or some Maim Bagels."
I didn't see the credits on this episode, but I was wondering if anyone was listed as Jack's Sweat Wrangler.
Perspiration Spritzer? Withdrawal Emulation Expert - H2O? A shot of his back made Canyon speculate on how stinky Jack is right now. I didn't need to be thinking about that. Kate is very upset to find out that she is no longer the stinkiest person on the show.
I love how Hurley's house is full of absolute crap bought using his winnings. A lovely touch. I could have shown about twenty screengrabs of that location, all cluttered with horrible out-of-place tat.
Awesome cameo work from William Mapother as everyone's favourite anagrammatic Other, Ethan Rom. His hair was also very entertaining. It looks about ten shades darker than it did before. Real life vanity? Or just a way to try to make him look younger?
Would you buy a used chance-at-redemption from this man? Look at that smile! It's more insincere and unconvincing than Gwyneth Paltrow's efforts to portray herself as the upper-class white Oprah.
Yay it's Frank! They got him back for this episode, so hopefully that means we'll get more of him. If not, the United Brotherhood of Frank Lapidus Fans (UBFLuFf) will have something to say about that.
Is everyone with me on the, "OMG Sawyer, Juliet is a way better fit for you than Kate!" thing? Look at them! The combined hottness is almost impossible to comprehend.
Though Sawyer really needs to cool down. His barely suppressed fury over what he thinks is the death of his beloved Kate was a sight to behold. It's a testament to Josh Holloway's evolution as an actor that he managed to be funny, scary, and tragic, all while wearing nothing but a pair of jeans.
Cheer up Desmond and Penny! It might never happen, though if it does, there's always a chance you'll have to experience it twice, what with all the time-travelling and whatnot.
Who the hell is Jones? And how did he like having a Locke-rock right in the chops?
In the "previously on" we see Sayid with his post-island straight hair, which looks like it took a long time to style. Look what happens once he's killed two men using gravity and a fully-loaded dishwasher; instant Jarrah curls.
Yet again Locke falls off something, and is rendered unable to move, though thankfully it wasn't an eight-storey drop this time. I guess the show will still be having echoes of echoes even though the original format has been ditched for this meta-format.
Is Sayid the baddestass badass in the world of TV? Okay, so Jack Bauer beheads pedophiles, breaks people's necks whilst having a heart attack, and enjoys snacking on terrorist-throat, but Sayid kills a man - using a dishwasher! - after being hit by two tranq darts. I think that counts for something. If he had the chance, Sayid would eat all the throats, I bet.
Speaking of badasses, there is evidence that Juliet is becoming a badass. What evidence I hear you ask? Here is a picture of her with a gun.
That is all.

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Hi Ruth,
I think you may be able to take a level 1 backup before a level 0. if = you take a level 1 backup without a level 0 then RMAN would throw a = warning ("no parent backup or copy of datafile <> found") and a backup = would be taken as level 0. This is a behavior in 9iR2 but not sure in 8i
Best Regards
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From: Ruth Gramolini [mailto:rgramolini_at_tax.state.vt.us]=20 Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 10:07 PM To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: RE: Rman error
Did you do a full backup or a level 0? If you want to do incrementals, =
first have to have a level 0 as a starting point. A full is not quite = the
same. See the docs for the differences.
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I am using Oracle 220.127.116.11.0 on windoze 2000 server . While taking a backup using Rman (control files and no catalog) I received the following error PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'GETINCREMENTALSCN' . RMAN-06097 The full backup goes through perfectly . Only when theincremental backup starts this error crops up .
Can anyone point me in the right direction to solve this problem.
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PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona cities and counties that hold community gun buyback events will have to sell the surrendered weapons instead of destroying them under a bill Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law Monday.
The bill was championed by Republicans in the GOP-controlled Legislature who argued that municipalities were skirting a 2010 law that was tightened last year and requires police to sell seized weapons to federally licensed dealers. They argued that destroying property turned over to the government is a waste of taxpayer resources.
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House Bill 2455 prompted a furious debate in the state Senate, where Democrats accused Republicans of complaining about an overbearing federal government but then turning around and dictating policies to local governments.
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The bill "would force the resale of guns that would otherwise never have been used for violence," she wrote. "How many lives would be lost through the use of weapons our citizens hoped to be removed from the hands of criminals?"
A second bill signed by Brewer on Monday bars cities, towns and counties from collecting or maintaining any identifying information about a person who owns or sells a firearm.
- Wait Until You Hear the Clever Way Private Gun Buyers Invaded a Gun Buyback Program in Seattle
- St. Louis Pastor Announces His Own Gun Buyback…for Children's Toy Weapons
- Hip Mogul's NYC Gun Buyback: Give Us Your Guns and We'll Give You …Beyonce Tickets
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A Man Came Home Late At Night After A Party.
His Wife Yelled:
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Monday Passed And He Didnt See Her……
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But HP jealously guards its patents on ink cartridges and filed a complaint against a number of Chinese and other companies that it claimed breached patents it owned on designs.
HP complained to the International Trade Commission (ITC) on the 23rd of September 2009, alleging violations of the US 1930 Tariff Act.
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This is how it will look like after you add it to the dock on your mac
Here is how you can install this simple application on your mac
You just need to drag and drop Show Desktop Icon as highlighted in the above image to your applications folder on your mac or directly to the dock.


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Bible Study lesson:
Matthew 2:13-23
- In the first two chapters, we see four times 'Angel of the Lord' appeared in a dream, three times to Joseph, and once to the Magi (Check out Geneology of Messiah – Matthews 1:1-17, Joseph – Father of Jesus – Mat 1:18-25, Magi's Visit – Matthews 2:1-12).
- We also see 6 prophecies being fulfilled during the first 3 chapters. Matthew is preparing his Jewish readers for the arrival of Messiah with series of prophecies.
Q. Significance of Ramah and escape to Egypt?
- Ramah was about 5 miles north of Jerusalem, Israel. It indicates that King Herod's slaughter of children extended at least 10 miles around Bethlehem, including Jerusalem. (Bethlehem is a town 5 miles SW of Jerusalem.)
- It was a fulfillment of Old testament Prophecy in Jer 31:15. The Babylonians used Ramah as a collection point for the captives from Israel, they were about to exile!
- Rachel was buried in Ramah. (1 Sam 10:2)
- Escape to Egypt – It was like a cross cultural experience for Joseph and his family. (Cross-cultural experience can bring you out of your comfort zone, it teaches you to depend on God more.)
Q. Meaning of Nazarene?
- Prophecy in Matthew 2:23, is not exactly recorded in any of the prophets. It is thought to be referred to Isaiah 11:1 – "A shoot will come up from the stump of Jesse, from his roots, a branch will bear fruit." Here Messiah is called 'Netser' or shoot out of the roots of Jesse. The name Nazareth was probably derived from the same root.
- Nazarene means someone or something from Nazareth, friendly meaning – 'Jesus of Nazareth'. ( Just like 'Okies' for natives of Oklahoma!)
- It was also used by his enemies as a expression of scorn. (Matthew 26:71, Mark 14:67)
Q. The slaughter of children by kind Herod
- King Herod gave an order to kill all the babies, not only in Bethlehem, but vicinity, to kill so-called threat to his regime – 'a new born baby'!
- Think of some recent human tragedy (not a natural calamity) which had a pronounce effect on people's mind for a long time.
- 9/11 attacks, Holocaust, shoot out at Virginia tech, Terrorist attacks in Mumbai …
- Why do we see history being repeated over and over again, when somebody or some group bring such a great evil for their own agenda or thinking? Why or How does God allow such evil to innocent people, babies? These are hard questions to answer. Honestly, I do not have an answer. But in face of such great evil, there is a hope, that God can still bring out good.
- By saving child Jesus, on that day, God has shown the ultimate answer to Evil. The evil has been defeated by Jesus on the cross.
- There is a hope that this evil will be eliminated forever one day. And we will see God's perfect good.
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While the U.S. was given The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando, UK fans were informed that Warner Bros. would be opening a tourist attraction at Leavesden Studios (where all the films were made) which would allow them to visit the actual sets used in the films.
Today Warner Brothers announced that their tour 'The Making of Harry Potter' will open in the Spring of 2012.
Here are the details from MuggleNet:
Tickets will go on sale later this year and must be booked in advance via a dedicated website www.wbstudiotour.co.uk or through approved tour operators.
Featuring the authentic sets, costumes, animatronics, props and effects used in the production of all eight Harry Potter movies, the tour will showcase the British artistry, technology and talent that went into bringing this beloved film series to life.
Among a series of never-before-seen exhibits on the three hour long tour, visitors will be able to walk onto some of the most memorable sets from all of the films in the Harry Potter series including the iconic Great Hall, Dumbledore's office and many others to be announced at a later date.
One of the first sets ever to be created for the series, the Great Hall was built in 2000 for the series' first outing, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Designed by BAFTA-winning production designer Stuart Craig, it is 120ft long by 40ft wide with a solid stone floor and includes the tables and benches used in the films.
Dumbledore's office, meanwhile, was built for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and is also the home of the Sorting Hat, The Sword of Gryffindor and Dumbledore's desk which is surrounded by a library of ancient looking books. Adorning the office walls is a myriad of paintings commissioned specifically for the films, including two of Professor Dumbledore himself.
Tickets will go on sale at a date to be announced later this year, but interested guests are encouraged to visit www.wbstudiotour.co.uk and register to receive ongoing updates and information on Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter.
While the Warner Bros. Studio Tour will only be focusing on Harry Potter for now, the plan is to incorporate other Warner Bros. films in the future. I guess this means we can expect tours of Christopher Nolan's Batman movies and Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes films in the future.


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A friend called my attention to an interesting article written by Gellért Rajcsányi, one of the editors of mandiner.hu. The young right-of-center journalist gave a title that must have been shocking to Hungarian readers: "Gábor Bethlen urged a Muslim conquest of Europe." Bethlen, prince of Transylvania (1613-1629), is one of the revered heroes of Hungary. He is considered to be a man who brought prosperity and cultural flowering to the province and who was also an extraordinarily skillful diplomat. He managed to achieve relative independence for Transylvania, wedged between the Ottoman and Habsburg Empires.
What do Hungarian school children learn about Gábor Bethlen? Practically nothing. It is easy to summarize the information provided about this perhaps most famous Transylvanian prince in the history textbook for grade 10 students. We learn that Bethlen, who "acquired the throne with the assistance of Turkish troops, had to take into consideration the requirements of Istanbul if he didn't want his country to find itself between two fires." Another few sentences deal with Bethlen's involvement in the Thirty Years War against Ferdinand II, king of Hungary, his initial successes and his subsequent failures, which forced him to sue for peace (Peace of Nikolsburg/Mikulov, December 31, 1621).
The larger part of Rajcsányi's article is a transcription of a very long letter written by Gábor Bethlen to János Rimay, Transylvanian ambassador to the Porte. The letter was written on April 11, 1621, in the middle of Bethlen's anti-Habsburg military campaign when "more and more of Bethlen's supporters were turning away from him" and he was forced to renounce the Hungarian crown that had been offered to him earlier.
The letter Rajcsányi published had appeared earlier in the blog "Kitalált Újkor" (Invented Modern Times). According to the author of the post, in the 1830s József Tunyogi Csapó (1789-1858), a member of the Hungarian National Academy, published all of the ambassadorial instructions of Bethlen with the exception of this incriminating one. It was discovered only recently by Sándor Papp, a historian of Hungarian-Ottoman relations at the University of Szeged.
It seems that even the conservative but until now pro-Fidesz members of the Hungarian media have become tired of the anti-refugee propaganda which endlessly repeats the great Hungarian historical sacrifices in holding back Muslim terror from Western Europe. Although this may have been true before the Battle of Mohács (1526), the picture after that date is anything but clear. Rajcsák somewhat sarcastically remarks that 150 years after Mohács "Hungary needed the contemporary international NATO forces" to get rid of the Turks, who by that time were comfortably settled in the country. All the while "such great Hungarian heroes as Imre Thököly (1657-1705), whose statue is still on Heroes' Square, and his friends, typically in Turkish pay, did their best to hinder the armies of Christian Europe while they sacked and robbed their homeland." Besides Thököly, there are others whose historical assessment needs correction. Clearly, Rajcsák thinks that Bethlen is one of those.
Rajcsák compares this 1621 letter to a conspiracy theory concocted by today's Hungarian far right. In such a modern transcript this document would be proof that "the Protocols of the Grand Lodge of György 'Dark Force' Soros" are planning the Islamization of Christian Europe. Perhaps, says Rajcsák, it would be time "to do something with our pro-kuruc/anti-labanc historiography and educational system." On the meaning of the words "kuruc" and "labanc," take a look at a post I wrote titled "A distorted past haunts Hungarians."
Ágnes R. Várkonyi, professor emerita of ELTE and member of the Academy, complained recently about the lack of research on Bethlen's diplomatic efforts. It was only lately that historians discovered that Bethlen's great plan was the creation of a Central European Confederation that would have included Bohemia, Moravia and, Croatia." So far, so good, but in order to achieve this goal Bethlen, as this document proves, was soliciting a Ottoman military occupation of the whole area and beyond.
Bethlen through his ambassador suggested to the Sultan (hatalmas Császár/great emperor) that he move his troops to Belgrade and from there to Nagykanizsa, on the border between the Turkish occupied territories and Royal Hungary, all the way to Graz. He emphasized that it would take only four or five days to reach Graz from Kanizsa. It is easy terrain and food is plentiful in Styria and other neighboring provinces of Austria. From there it would be easy to reach Italy and march as far as Milan (Mediolanum), which at that time was ruled by the Spanish Habsburgs. Milan would allow the Ottomans to fight against Spain both on land and on sea.
He himself, who would attack the Habsburgs from the north, would need only 30,000 Ottoman and 15,000 Tatar troops, which in his estimation would be sufficient to penetrate as far as Passau and Bavaria where he would camp and take hold of the Danube River. Bethlen hoped that even Ferdinand II could be captured in Vienna, surrounded by Hungarian-Turkish and Tatar troops. Thus Ferdinand's realm would be a Turkish protectorate, just like Transylvania was. The sultan would be able "to buy not just one fort as his father did in Eger but a whole kingdom."
We see no sign of the legendary Polish-Hungarian friendship in this letter because Bethlen is envisaging a massive attack on Poland by at least 100,000 Tatars, reinforced by 40,000 Turks, who would "burn, rob terribly the country all summer and fall." The only concession Bethlen wanted to secure from the Ottomans was that the Porte "would promise that the territories of the Hungarian Crown wouldn't be in any way altered." If these promises are kept "we will serve the great emperor joyfully … just as Transylvania has been securely under the wings of his greatness ever since King János [Szapolyai (1487-1540)]." Soon enough, other countries would join the Ottoman Empire and thus "the whole of Europe would belong to the all-mighty emperor."
Finally, Bethlen reminds the Porte that "we could have made peace with the Germans but, because we didn't want to break our promises to the almighty sultan, we suffered incredible dangers in order not to violate the trust of His Mightiness."
The letter is so specific and detailed that it is very difficult not to take it at face value. I agree with Rajcsányi that it would be time to start rectifying the misinterpretations of historical facts committed over the centuries.


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Walsh Supporters Protest Outside Duckworth's Office
October 17, 2012 | Filed Under Chicago, Congress, Democrats/Leftists, Elections, Ethics, GOP, Government, House of Representatives, Joe Walsh, Liberals, Progressives, Republicans, Warner Todd Huston | 1 Comment
-By Warner Todd Huston
On October 17, about 30 some supporters of incumbent Congressman Joe Walsh gathered outside Democrat opponent Tammy Duckworth's suburban campaign office to protest what they say is her outright lies about her part in the firing of a pair of whistleblowers when she headed the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA).
Duckworth essentially caused this controversy herself during the October 9 debate. At the debate, Walsh quizzed Duckworth about her time at the DVA, a tenure that included 12 violations from the Inspector General and charges of the illegal use of a government vehicle.
Walsh also confronted Duckworth on the lawsuit filed against her by several fired DVA employees who have charged the former Army Major with wrongful termination and public humiliation.
As Walsh explains the case, "the Plaintiff filed a complaint against a supervisor for allowing political campaigning on VA property. Duckworth received the complaint and subsequently terminated the employee who made the complaint and allegedly instructed the other Plaintiff to "keep her mouth shut" and she could keep job."
During the debate, Duckworth flat out denied she is currently being sued.
In a post debate press release, Walsh said, "I was truly hoping we could have a serious debate where we could discuss all the issues. While Ms. Duckworth stuck to her talking points, I tried to make clear to voters how I would get us back on a fiscally responsible path and get Americans back to work."
However what really concerned me is that tonight Ms. Duckworth lied to every voter in the 8th district. When I asked if she was being sued for terminating and humiliating employees that tried to expose political corruption, she said that was not true. Unfortunately for Ms. Duckworth and the taxpayer, who is footing her legal bill for the past three years, she is currently being sued and she should come clean about what happened during her time at the Illinois VA.
The protest on October 17 was mostly peaceful. In fact, the only little incident was perpetrated by a Duckworth campaign worker who came out of the offices and began to curse and scream at the protesters. He began screaming that Walsh was a "loudmouth." Not only did this fellow use some rather rude language, but he did so with a few small children only feet away from him.
Interestingly, as he was yelling calling Walsh a "loudmouth" the Duckworth staffer's voice could easily have been heard for blocks. Introspection was obviously not that campaign worker's forté.
Scenes at the protest…
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Value hikes: good or bad news depending on your situation
THE latest house price data from the CSO makes for gleeful or dreadful reading, depending on which side of the property equation you happen to find yourself today.
Householders in negative equity, investors, the Minister for Finance, the banks and Nama will be mightily buoyed by the fact that prices are rising so quickly - by 1.3pc in a month outside the capital and by 2.7pc in Dublin - or by 13.4pc nationally in the year to July.
However, that Dublin prices have risen by almost a quarter in the year to July - adding €8,000 to the price of a €300,000 family home in just four weeks - will have the capital's first-time buyers pulling their hair out. With prices rising so quickly, a deposit that took five years to save, can evaporate in months.
Outside of Dublin where the July hikes represent an increase of €2,600 extra on a €200,000 property, the news will be more widely welcomed.
Until recently much of rural Ireland's market was utterly stagnant with vendors unable to sell and banks unwilling to lend.
But how far and how fast is "normal" or desirable when it comes to property price inflation?
The use by the CSO and others of comparisons to property boom "peak" level prices for reassurance on recent hikes (they're still 40pc below peak) has to be questioned given that boom era prices were inflated beyond ridiculousness. And the speed of increase in Dublin should be of particular concern given the lack of housing stock and the rising population.
Consider that the British press last year expressed concerns that a "bubble" was emerging in London after prices added just 7pc over a 12-month period.
Nationwide, prices are now increasing at rates comparable to those seen during the boom and rapid increases based on artificial shortage are as unnatural as rapid hikes based on artificial credit levels.
It wasn't just artificial credit that created the last property boom in Dublin.
It was also founded on the housing shortage that emerged in the capital in the mid- to late-1990s and a similarly fast-increasing population.
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Melody, have you tried a practice piece, you may not need to adjust the tension.
I just used a tear-away stabilizer and started appliqueing with a satin stitch. I've used poly thread, cotton, and rayon even with my old machine and did not have to do any adjusting. Give it a try and see how it goes.
Life is like a quilt...bits & pieces, joy & sorrow, stitched with love
I wanted to add that you may need to use a larger needle, just do a little experimenting.
take just the teensiest dibble of nail polish and mark where your tension is before you start messing with it.
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Four Republicans to vie for Texas Congressional District 27
April 7, 2012 at 10:02 p.m.
Updated April 6, 2012 at 11:07 p.m.
Four Republicans will go head-to-head during Texas Congressional District 27's May primaries.
Incumbent and Corpus Christi resident Blake Farenthold is running for a second term in Congress.
On his website, he includes healthcare, border security, energy and defense among the region's top issues, and notes he hopes to protect those who depend on Social Security and Medicare.
"Right now, the Republican budget is the only serious proposal out there that protects them," he said on the site. "It is disappointing that some of my colleagues are using scare tactics to frighten seniors rather than actually solving the problems that affect all Americans."
Farenthold is owner and founder of a computer consulting and web design firm. He also has experience as a conservative radio contributor and seven years of law practice with the Kleberg Law Firm, according to the site.
Farenthold could not be reached for comment.
John Grunwald, an Egypt resident and retired CPA, said joining Congress was a chance to serve the country in a way he never could before.
While Grunwald said there are many issues affecting the United States, tackling the national debt tops his list. He said he hopes to assist in balancing the budget and sorting out economic and job issues.
"Being a businessman, I know what it's like to be bankrupt," he said. "I've been there, done that, been up and down. To me, we're going bankrupt. And I don't like seeing that."
Grunwald said he supports term limits, believes each area of government needs sunset provisions to determine whether they remain relevant and needed, and believes immigration is another important issue to the nation.
"We need to control the borders, but don't want to be an iron curtain," he said. "To me, the fence is not the answer."
Wharton contractor Don Al Middlebrook said his goal is to put Americans back to work and get the country moving forward with his D.A.M. (Don Al Middlebrook) economic plan.
According to his website, the plan includes items such as approving construction of the Keystone XL pipeline project - as long as the project is planned properly and property rights are respected - passing a bill to repeal Obamacare and returning manufacturing jobs to domestic soil with help of a 10-year, 0 percent corporate tax rate for manufacturers.
Middlebrook said it's his integrity, character, work ethic and principled conservatism that qualify him to serve in the office. His time in construction and working in the prison ministry showed him Americans can overcome adversity.
"Texans understand what is required to get the United States moving forward again," he said in an email. "Just like the run-down home or the hardened convict, America needs a lot of hard work, care, compassion and the guiding hand of something much bigger than just us."
Rockport resident Trey Roberts, a university lecturer and attorney, said it was the maddening things he saw in Washington, D.C., combined with struggles from small-business owners and students on the job hunt, that led him to run for office.
Too many people pass legislation they haven't read or don't understand, he said, which leads to confusion in the business world.
Roberts said he hoped to address three key issues affecting the United States, including promoting economic growth and job creation; defending the Constitution and reducing the size of the government and both defending the country and protecting national sovereignty.
Eagle Ford Shale activity is also important to the region, he said, noting it has potential to cause a boom. The problem is, he said, people have handled the issue incorrectly for several years.
He said his goal was to represent District 27 as a whole.
"South Texas is my home," he said. "I love it and always want to do right by it."
The Republican and Democratic primaries will be May 29.
The Republican and Democratic primaries will be May 29. The Advocate is profiling candidates in the contested races in the two primaries. Sunday's profile features candidates for the Republican Party nomination for US. Congress District 27. The winner will face the winner of the Democratic party primary in November.


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NFL Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony 2012: Biggest Moments of Class's InductionAugust 5, 2012
Dry eyes were few and far between at this year's NFL Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Canton, Ohio.
The six-man 2012 Hall of Fame class were each officially inducted to the greatest fraternity in football Saturday night, and with each induction came a heartfelt speech and story that was sometimes emotionally difficult to listen to, albeit incredibly inspiring.
Four linemen—Willie Roaf, Chris Doleman, Cortez Kennedy and Dermontti Dawson—were inducted in the class as well as New York Jets great running back Curtis Martin and 84-year-old Jack Butler.
Here are some of the biggest, best and most touching moments of the 2012 induction.
Saints Players Attend Moving Roaf Speech
It would be a vast understatement to say that the New Orleans Saints have had a tough time since the end of last season.
Yet, they still managed to stay out on the eve of their first preseason game in the same stadium to pay tribute to one of the best Saints players ever, Willie Roaf.
Roaf was the first enshrinee to speak Saturday night, and he was the first of many inductees to use a strong relationship with his parent as the focal point of his speech. His father, Clifton, presented Roaf at the ceremony.
Roaf's father traveled all the way from Arkansas to see all—but one—of his son's home games during both his professional and collegiate career.
Now that's commitment.
Terrible Towels Were Aplenty During Speeches of Dawson and Butler
The Pittsburgh Steelers had two historic players being inducted to the Hall of Fame this year, so you know one of the loudest and proudest fanbases would be out in full force Saturday in Canton.
The 84-year-old legend Jack Butler addressed Steeler nation, staying still and motionless for several seconds as the crowd gave him a rightful standing ovation. Hinting at his age, Butler ended his speech with a fitting phrase.
"Heck, I'm just happy to be here," Butler said (via Mike Sando, ESPN.com).
The second Steelers HOF enshrinee was Dermontti Dawson, who spoke in the second-to-last spot. His reflection on the role his parents played in shaping him as a child was a very touching and contemplative moment.
Curtis Martin Shows Unconventional, Inspiring Perspective on Life
With the final speech of the night and one tough childhood, it was no secret that Curtis Martin's speech would be a very emotional one.
It delivered.
Growing up in a dangerous community with an abusive father, Martin told grueling, heartbreaking stories of the physical torture his mother was put through when he was younger than five years old. With stomach-churning descriptions and his mother in attendance, it definitely made for an uncomfortable feeling at first.
But it ended up transforming into a moving story on how his mother did everything to raise Curtis and keep him from trouble.
From moments when he was nearly murdered on the streets of Pittsburgh to injury problems, Martin emotionally told the story of how role models in his life—particularly his mother and Bill Parcells—kept him going down the right track and turned a kid who didn't care for football into the fourth-best rusher in NFL history.


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What is seldom, if ever, mentioned when The Brown Bunny is discussed is the tension that spreads through the audience as the climactic scene nears. I had never felt anything like it in a movie-going experience. The air seemed thick. And this, the finale to something that moments ago felt on its own so entirely different and new.
After the film, the Q&A began. Gallo's answers were thoughtful and delivered in a fierce, intelligent manner. I witnessed something very special. Something modern, well planned and real. Something that pushed the language of film and aesthetics into the future– and right here in my lifetime. I didn't have to look back for Godard or Dylan. (I'd term Gallo the "anti-Dylan," as Dylan relies on mystery and avoidance in interviews.) I didn't have to wonder what any of those revolutionary times were like– those moments you read about. This was mine, it was right here and, thankfully, far more subtle.
Vincent Gallo and Sean Lennon at the Red Devil Lounge, San Francisco
So here now, five years later I find myself catching a flight up to San Francisco– literally hours before the show– to see Gallo perform at the Red Devil Lounge with Sean Lennon. I had read about RRIICCEE and felt I had a good idea of what I was in for: it was to be an example of spontaneous composition. This concept though turned out to be much more complex and its reception certainly differed from my expectations.
Sean Lennon played first with his band, or rather, with his girlfriend, Charlotte. Together, they compose The Ghost of a Saber Toothed Tiger (The GOASTT). Their set was fairly traditional. I found Lennon's voice and presence soothing and was impressed by his kindness, self deprecating humor and skilled guitar work. Charlotte's vocals were wonderful as well. It seemed clear her personality was well balanced by Lennon's, and they were very pretty together. They finished their set, Lennon's guitar blaring and cutting through the room louder than all the other sounds of the night.
Then came Gallo, and here is what literally happened: He, Lennon and Woody (whose name was mentioned once by Lennon) walked on. Gallo sat in the corner, his back to the audience, and played alternately guitar, bass and a melodica. Woody played a synth and sometimes guitar, Lennon played drums and guitar.
They played melody lines and simple progressions that melded into each others'. At times Gallo created different levels and tones of feedback. There seemed to be a moment fairly early on in which the three came together and the very unstructured sound, sonically nearly crescendoed. It did not. At another point Gallo played a touching line on the melodica. Again, as the trio moved toward unison, the momentum dissipated and the moment ended. Gallo sang a short, delicate, improvised song, and they walked off stage. Throughout the show, the din of the crowd had grown, and with their departure, the crowd's confusion continued.
Later, Lennon played a set with Bob Weir, and the crowd hooted and hollered to traditional tunes like "Oh, Boy!" and "Pretty Peggy-O." Gallo stood off to the side as a line of girls 15-to-20 deep waited to meet him.
Anthology was quite a different venue, an upscale dinner and Jazz club. This time Gallo took the stage first. He was joined by Rudy and two other performers. His only comment to the audience was to the effect of "We'll play first, The Ghost of a Saber Toothed Tiger will play next." They started with two players on drum sets at opposing ends of the stage, Gallo on guitar, and the other performer (a young girl in a red dress with a flower in her hair) sat on the floor with a keyboard. Gallo played facing away from the crowd on the far corner of the stage.
The band was projected onto a large screen above; the image looked as though there was no band playing. At times Gallo glanced upward at the image and seemed to remove himself farther toward the outskirts of the frame. Again, there was a buildup somewhat reminiscent of the pre-show tuning of an orchestra, and the group played into what nearly became a song. This time, due to the superior sound of the club and the extra players, the sound was large, and full and spread out– built of the intertwining melodies, loops and beats. In all, this, the first movement of the night was subjectively the most impressive, although it seemed the audience had not yet realized the show had begun. As soon as it seemed the song was found, one that could satisfactorily be improvised and embellished upon, it dissipated.
The show went on similarly. Gallo played melodica and bass. He sang more than at the Red Devil, and the quality of his voice was apparent here on the better system, his notes floating among the other instruments. One vocalization was similar lyrically, though not structurally, to another he sang at Red Devil. The final vocal was lyrically compelling, though I won't document the lyrics here. They left the stage with a quiet "thank you" to the audience, who had chattered throughout the performance.
Lennon and Charlotte played their set next, and again it was traditional singer-songwriter, and very well done. Again Lennon's guitar work and, more notably, his progressions were very interesting. I look forward to reading through The GOASTT's lyrics, as they were hard to catch at times.
Much conjecture ensued through the nights following each show, in the cold parking lot of the Travelodge in San Francisco, and, ironically, over a cup of Ghirardelli's chocolate in San Diego. Why was there so little contact with the audience? Why was his back turned? Why was the audience allowed to disengage itself? My friend Leona thought perhaps we were over-thinking things. I did not.
Gallo is, after all, the man responsible for arguably the most controversial and best film of the 90's, and easily the most controversial and most progressive of the new century. This is the man who just finished working with Coppola, who lived briefly with Burroughs, played with Basquiat and who collects hi-fi gear 99.99 percent of the population can not even dream exists. EMT turntables?? The man whose 300-square-foot apartment was worthy of a magazine spread. Yes, the same man who gained the friendship and respect of Mr. Discipline, Johnny Ramone. Whether or not Gallo had the charisma to charm a crowd was not in question. In fact, a few words of explanation would have done the trick. Whether or not his actions were calculated was not in question.
After the first show, late into the night, I declared Gallo's performance "perfect" to Leona. I did not fully understand why yet, but I knew that in its own way, it was. We had both yearned for the audience to be controlled and impressed– or at least for them to have been more receptive. That had not happened. I was beginning to understand that that was not an objective, though. And I was beginning to understand the magnitude of Gallo's conceptual confidence, his willingness to commit to his conceptual vision.
Gallo has said: "I've been booed before, my parents booed me. No booing is going to hurt me." And over the years he has made it known that he is not afraid to attack public figures with whom he disagrees or who have meant to harm him in any way– Kusturica, Harmony Korine, Tarantino, Christina Ricci, Roger Ebert and Steve Albini, to name a few.
This drums up publicity, but as well, lends an element of protection and personal preservation. You would be hard-pressed to find more vicious public attacks than those expressed by Gallo. In turn, you would be hard-pressed to find someone else who so determinedly injects their own personal, singular vision into the public spectrum. Vincent Gallo, the man with "the vengeance of a thousand men," whose explanation of the public's expressed opinion toward himself is most closely mirrored by that of Charles Manson.
I thought about my last moments in the Red Devil Lounge. Leaving, I'd passed Gallo and the line-up of girls and glimpsed his interactions. In them there was a sense of delicate joy and love. But it was more than that. It was as if a girded wall had been built and above it flew something gentle and light, understanding itself to be free in its recognition of its own safety. (Even that is not quite right, and I've been trying to express this feeling for four days.)
After the second show, falling asleep in my bed after a long drive home, I tried to figure out the riddle of these performances. I envisioned myself walking onto the stage, not knowing what I'd play or sing. I realized that the thought of addressing the audience did not sit well in this imagining. What would I say? Would I explain my intentions? Would I say: "We are going to approach these instruments innocently and play them as if none of us has any experience? We are going to try and find new voicings and if it seems like we slip into something redundant we'll stop and laugh with you? We'll chat about it?"
I envisioned facing the audience, but it didn't make any sense. How would I make the presentation when it does not yet exist? I imagined quieting or controlling the audience, and it seemed wildly narcissistic. I thought of how our waitress had all but apologized for his act and how the bathroom attendant had put him down. I thought of the drunk lady outside the club shouting, "The one night I come out and this is what I get?" And then I fell asleep soundly, but before I did, I remembered Gallo saying to Howard Stern (of all people), "One would have to be slightly unpopular to have a profound vision"


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"Despite warnings from the Obama administration that Latin America should not engage in relations with Iran, President Ahmadinejad held a successful four-country tour in the region forging commerce and trade and consolidating relations."
"Despite warnings from the Obama administration that Latin America should not engage in relations with Iran, President Ahmadinejad held a successful four-country tour in the region forging commerce and trade and consolidating relations."
T/ COI P/ Presidential Press
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez received his Iranian counterpart, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in Caracas last Monday for a meeting that yielded a series of new bilateral accords between the two allied countries in areas of industry, science, technology, and politics.
The visit formed part of Ahmadinejad's tour of Latin American countries where he met with Ecuadoran President Rafael Correa, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, and Cuban head of state Raul Castro.
"We have a willingness to continue working together in order to put the brakes on the imperialist insanity that has been unleashed around the world with terrible, threatening power", Chavez said as he received Ahmadinejad in the presidential palace of Miraflores on Monday.
The accords signed between the two countries focused mainly on knowledge transfer and research initiatives in nanoscience and technological development.
Memorandums of understanding were also signed, laying the groundwork for new areas of cooperation as the two heads of state reviewed earlier industrial and agricultural projects.
Sovereignty Ties
During their encounter, both Chavez and Ahmadinejad defended their right to maintain their mutually beneficial relationship despite US threats of consequences for those countries that carry out commercial activity with Iran's central bank.
Chavez, calling the Obama administration's stance on Iran "ridiculous" lashed out against the US which accuses the Middle Eastern country of bellicose intentions and cites Venezuela as a destabilizing force in the Western Hemisphere.
"We are not war-like people. Iran has not invaded anyone and neither has the [Venezuelan] Bolivarian Revolution. We haven't dropped bombs on anyone. Who has launched missiles and thousands of bombs, including atomic ones, on unarmed people? ... It's not us. We are part of the people who have been attacked and continue to be attacked while they attempt to portray us as aggressors", Chavez said.
For his part, the Iranian president condemned the hostile stance that the US has taken against his country as well as the continued threats emanating from Washington.
"We are two counties who are against the greed of the arrogant and the preponderant. We are resisting and we defend our rights", Ahmadinejad said.
Caracas and Teheran have maintained diplomatic and commercial relations since the 1930s, mostly focused on energy related interests.Both nations are founding members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and have maintained close energy ties for over fifty years.
Commerce & Agriculture
Since 2005, Ahmadinejad has visited the South American na- Venezuela several times in what has been a growing trade relationship. Venezuela, looking to diversify its commercial activities with countries less beholden to US interests, has received a good deal of benefits from the bilateral relationship, especially in the areas of housing and agriculture.
Recently, pacts signed between Venezuela and Iran have resulted in the construction of more than 14,000 homes in the South American nation and the development of 26 agro-industrial food processing plants.
Iranian tractors made with Venezuelan raw materials have also become a common sight in the South American nation's countryside and the Ahmadinejad government has assisted the country in fostering its own vehicular industry. Automobiles are another area where Venezuela and Iran have invested heavily, creating the joint venture Venirauto in 2007. Currently, the car factory produces several thousand new and affordable vehicles annually sold under the name "Turpial".
The Turpial, manufactured in Venezuela with Iranian technology.
"We have this great expectation that Iran and its government as well as its institutions are going to continue to work in the public interest. We're going to continue counting on the support of Iran for our own development", Chavez said on Monday.
Source: Correo del Orinoco (English)


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