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No more killing.
No more supposedly pre-emptive wars.
No more contempt for our long-time allies around the world.
No more dependence on foreign oil.
No more failure to impose increased fuel efficiency standards for automobiles manufactured in this country.
No more energy policies developed in secret meetings between Dick Cheney and his energy company cronies.
No more excuses for failing to aggressively cut global warming pollutant emissions.
No more tragically incompetent federal responses to natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina.
No more tax cuts for the wealthiest, while the middle class and those who are economically-disadvantaged continue to struggle more and more each year.
No more reckless spending and massive tax cuts, resulting in historic deficits and historic accumulated national debt.
No more purchasing of elections by the wealthiest corporations and individuals in our country.
No more phony, ineffective, inhumane so-called war on drugs.
No more failure to pass an increase in the minimum wage.
No more silence by the American people.
I we can do this in Salt Lake City, we can do this throughout the entire country, and the world is going to hear us.
This is a new day. We will not be silent. We will continue to raise our voices. We will bring others with us. We will grow and grow, regardless of political party unified in our insistence upon the truth, upon peace-making, upon more humane treatment of our brothers and sisters around the world.
We will be ever cognizant of our moral responsibility to speak up in the face of wrongdoing, and to work as we can for a better, safer, more just community, nation, and world.
So we won't let down. We won't be quiet. We will continue to resist the lies, the deception, the outrages of the Bush administration and this complacent, complicit, go-along Congress. We will insist that peace be pursued, and that, as a nation, we help those in need. We must break the cycle of hatred, of intolerance, of exploitation. We must pursue peace as vigorously as the Bush administration has pursued war. It's up to every single one of us to do our part.
Thank you everyone for lending your voices to this call for compassion, for peace, for greater humanity. Let us keep in mind the injunction of Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr.: "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
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Tom Card, former East Ridge City Council member, has picked up to run for House District 30. Rep. Vince Dean is not returning to the state House and has endorsed Marc Gravitt, who is currently on the East Ridge City Council.
Cris Helton, former city attorney for East Ridge, is the third contender for East Ridge city judge. The others are attorney Ryan Hanzelik and Judge Arvin Reingold.
Jeff Brown, former Hamilton County Democratic Party chairman, qualified for the District 11 State Executive Committee election on the Democratic ballot. Mr. Brown, 47, said that optimizing the political organization for greater outreach and increased assistance to local organizations is his highest priority.
He said, "We must emphasize the development and expansion of our technological capabilities to help our candidates reach as many voters as possible. We must also renew our relationships with other organizations who we share many values with, such as labor, environmental and social justice advocates." Mr. Brown reiterated his party's commitment to improving the lives of working families across Tennessee.
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Vatican rejects rebel bishop's denunciation of Jews
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Vatican on Monday dismissed anti-Semitic comments by the head of a rebel Catholic traditionalist group, saying the Roman church did not see Jews as enemies.
Bishop Bernard Fellay, head of the rebel Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), said last month that Jews were among those "who over centuries have been enemies of the Church".
Jewish support for the modernising reforms of the 1962-1965 Second Vatican Council showed they were opposed to the Church, he said. The SSPX rejects the Council as a heretical event that betrayed age-old Catholic teaching and undermined the Church.
"It is impossible to speak of the Jews as enemies of the Church," Vatican spokesman Rev Federico Lombardi said, stressing the Church position on this was "clear and well-known".
"The Church is deeply committed to dialogue with Jews," he added.
Fellay was among four SSPX bishops who were excommunicated from 1988 to 2009, when Pope Benedict reinstated them.
Talks between the SSPX and the Vatican to reintegrate them fully into Church structures ended in failure last year because the SSPX refused to accept Council reforms - including Rome's reconciliation with the Jews - as valid Catholic teaching.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, a Jewish human rights group, denounced Fellay's comments last week as a sign of "the deep-rooted anti-Semitism that lies at the heart of the SSPX's theology".
The Second Vatican Council "shifted the relationship between Catholics and Jews into a positive direction", it said.
One of the four excommunicated SSPX bishops was Richard Williamson, who deeply embarrassed the Vatican by denying the Holocaust on Swedish television only days before he and the others were reinstated by the Vatican.
He has since been expelled from the group and is fighting charges of Holocaust denial in a German court, which took up the case because the television interview was filmed in Germany. (Reporting by Tom Heneghan; Editing by Alison Williams)
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Weslodge Saloon: The buzz on bars
Weslodge Saloon owners Hanif Harji and Charles Khabouth are targeting the downtown turnkey crowd.
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Weslodge Saloon
480 King St. W.
Open daily 5:30 p.m. to close, lunch Monday to Friday 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and Sunday brunch 11 a.m.
Weslodge Saloon owners Hanif Harji and Charles Khabouth aren't shy about who their target customer is. Anyone's welcome, of course, but they especially want the downtown turnkey crowd: the urban contemporary who, after a fast-paced day, quickly goes back to the condo to spiff up before heading out for a night in a tony part of town. Harji (Nyood, Kultura), teamed up with Khabouth, who boasts more than 25 years in the local restaurant and club biz and was behind the likes of the Guvernment and This Is London. After just two weeks of being open, it doesn't take too long for this place to fill up with urban sophisticates who sip custom cocktails and dine on Yorkville-style dishes in the early evening.
The vibe: Harji and Khabouth won't name a figure, but they will admit that top dollar was spent on Weslodge's design by firm Munge Leung. The yellow doors pretty much grab you by the scruff of the neck and drag you into the pioneer hunting lodge-themed space. Heads of a bison, ram and deer, birds of prey and elk and moose horns line the walls above the dark-leather banquettes and antique cabinetry. Harji refrains from using the word "western" to describe the bar, but the word "Saloon" features in the name and bar staff wear empty gun holsters. It's old school classy, hearkening back to a time when knowing your name, what you drank and how fast you needed a top-up was the norm.
The drinks: The spirit list reflects time and care put into the 3 oz. pours, but such craftsmanship doesn't come cheap. Negronis (Bombay Sapphire gin, Sweet Vermouth, Campari, Punt E Mes and orange oil are $14 by the glass, $120 by the bottle) are barrel-aged and then bottle-aged for three months each. Among the most popular, says Harji, are the Tobacco Manhattan (Basel Hayden's Bourbon, Antica Formula Vermouth, Angostura bitters and in-house tobacco tincture served with cherries) for $17 for a glass and $175 for a 26 oz. bottle and the Smoking Poncho (Tromba tequila, Emmascardo mescal, Maplewood simple syrup, and Angostura, chocolate and vanilla walnut bitters) for $19 a glass.
The food: Harji brought in affable Australian ex-pat Stuart Cameron — who previously worked at Harji's Kultura and Nyood — to run the kitchen. Popular starters include the Scotch Egg with chorizo, tomato jam and black truffle ($4). The Weslodge Burger with tomatillo relish and taleggio ($18) and the Dry-Age Rib Eye with bone marrow and chimichurri top the list of mains ($32).
Dress code: You can get away with casual here, but you ought to make more of an effort.
Must Know: The menu will expand soon. Kitchen closes at 11 p.m.
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The wine-lover's dream – in the suburbs of Paris
The hills around the French capital were once famed for their vintages. Now one small vineyard which has survived the urban sprawl is in need of an expert to run it
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Wanted: urban wine producer to run small, hilltop vineyard with beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower. No house or château but the successful applicant can easily commute to work by Metro and bus.
The town of Suresnes, in the heart of one of the densest urban conurbations in the world, is searching for a municipal vigneron or wine grower. His or her task will be to prepare the town's two-and-a-half acres of vines – a remnant of the immense vineyards which once surrounded Paris – for official recognition and regional label status next year.
The pretty vineyard, planted mostly with chardonnay grapes, stands just to the south of the tower blocks of the La Défense office district, on the western boundary of the city of Paris. If you look down at the steeply sloping rows of vines, you might be in Burgundy or Champagne. If you lift your eyes, you have an extraordinary panorama of the French capital, from the Eiffel Tower to the Sacré-Coeur.
The vineyard, at the crest of Mont-Valérien, just across the river Seine from the Bois de Boulogne, has been rescued from oblivion by the Suresnes town hall and local volunteers over the past 30 years. It is now the largest of the 134 fragmentary vineyards in the greater Paris area and the only one with full legal status and permission to market its wine.
With the retirement of the previous chief wine grower, the town hall is trying to recruit a wine professional willing to move home from the hinterland of La France Profonde to the Paris suburbs. The brief is to continue the improvement in the local label – Coteaux de Suresnes, Clos de Pas Saint Maurice – in time for its promised promotion next year to "geographically protected" status.
"We are already the only commune in the Ile de France which makes wine according to all the official rules and regulations," said Jean-Louis Testud, the assistant mayor responsible for the vineyard.
There is no reason, he says, why the local wine – which sells for €8 (£7) to €10 a bottle – could not come to be recognised once again as something special. "In the 15th century, the surgeon in charge of Hôtel-Dieu [the ancient hospital beside Notre Dame cathedral] used to recommend all his patients to drink Suresnes wine." Paris was once the biggest single wine-producing area in the world. Until the 18th century, all south-east facing slopes for many miles around the French capital were planted with vines. The largest single vineyard in Europe – and therefore the world – was not in Burgundy or Bordeaux or Languedoc but in the Ile de France, the region around Paris.
Hilly areas which have since been swallowed up by Paris proper – such as the working-class district of Belleville, birthplace of Edith Piaf, and the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève in the Left Bank, were once vineyards. So was the steep hill of Montmartre in northern Paris, which still has a tiny, urban vineyard.
Suresnes wine was always relatively prized. Most of the other Paris vineyards were mass producers of cheap red and white table wine, which was consumed freely in place of the poisonous local water. It has been estimated that, in the 18th century, every inhabitant of Paris, man, woman and child, drank 250 litres of wine a year. Even in the 17th and 18th centuries, the nobility and haute bourgeoisie tended to shun Paris wines and drink champagne or burgundy (but not bordeaux, which was sold mostly to the British and the Dutch).
Some of the Paris area vineyards thrived up to the early 19th century, but by the beginning of the 20th century they had almost all disappeared. Some were ruined by competition from railway-transported wines from Burgundy, Bordeaux and the French deep South. Others were destroyed by the phylloxera parasite infestation in the second half of the century and never replanted. Little by little, the once-proud Ile de France vineyards were obliterated by the sprawl of factories and suburban towns.
In 1926, the then mayor of Suresnes, Henri Sellier, an architect of "garden cities", bought a little land to preserve the town's connection with wine. In the 1960s, an assistant mayor, Etienne Lafourcade, the grandson of a Bordeaux wine maker, renewed the municipal vines. In the last 30 years – and especially in the last 10 – the Suresnes vineyard has been modernised and extended and replanted with popular grape varieties. There is now a small, up-to-date winery among the rows of vines. Four-fifths of the grapes are chardonnay; the rest are sauvignon. The vineyard produces 6,000 bottles of white wine a year. Until now this has been sold only at the town hall or local markets. From next year, it will be available on the internet.
There is an association of local volunteers who pick the grapes in September and October. The chief wine-maker is a well-known French food and wine critic, Périco Lagasse, who preaches – and practises – a return to more traditional, less mass-produced oenological methods.
Is Suresnes wine any good? Mr Lagasse certainly thinks so. In the town's official blog, he describes the 2008 vintage of Coteaux de Suresnes as "fruity, with tints of citrus, honeysuckle and fresh almonds, a touch of mineral and delicate aromas of ripe plums, Suresnes 2008 is the perfect accompaniment to a good sole meunière or a feisty whiting..."
An independent wine-tasting blog, Vin-sur-Vin, is not quite so convinced, but is reasonably flattering all the same. "You would not expect the complexity and depth of a (fine) Burgundy chardonnay... but, all the same, we have tasted – and recently – bottles of chablis which are far inferior to this Suresnes." The blog awarded the wine 13 out of 20: plenty of encouragement, but also plenty of room for improvement, for the town's commuting wine producer.
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Singular ID Wins NanochallengePadua, Italy | Posted on November 14, 2005
Singular ID, is the winner of Nanochallenge 2005, the international business plan competition for nanotechnology-based ideas, whose final event took place in Padua last week end.
Dr. Peter Moran and Dr. Adrian Burden
Dr. Moran, after the winner announcement, commented "we have presented our business plan many times previously, but this was an occasion when the technology, the business strategy and the market opportunity for Singular ID was closely scrutinized by a very diverse and capable panel. To have won the approval in this way is extremely encouraging for all of our stakeholders." Dr. Burden, on the other hand, emphasizes on the opportunities for the European market "For Singular ID this means we can set up our European operations ahead of schedule. We will be drawing up the detailed plans over the coming months, but Singular ID Europe will comprise a business development office and applications laboratory that leverages on the nanotechnology facilities that have recently opened in the Veneto cluster."
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PrincessLtrain 5 years
I don't care how cheap they are, there is no excuse to be walking on your pants if they are too long - ESPECIALLY in a work environment. It looks terrible! Ladies, take the time to get them hemmed!
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I like to completely rework them
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I'm petite, so I have to alter nearly everything I buy. Plus, if it fits more precisely, then it looks better quality.
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but i'll do my own quick stitching instead of paying for alterations
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i do that alot!
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i do that alot!
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Yes, when I was younger I did it more. Now I try to buy them the I don't have to fix.
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The prison-avoidance saga of hedge fund fraudster Hakan Yalincak continues, and this time, we can be sure he's not crying wolf. What else we can be sure of is unclear.
In any event, Yalincak, who pleaded guilty to bank and mail fraud last year, has managed to keep himself out of jail once again after he was admitted to a hospital as a result of an apparent drug overdose, but his time as a free man looks to be drawing short.
Judge Joan Margolis, who days earlier had quashed his bid to stay out of the clink for another month after Yalincak claimed to have suffered from droopy eye and a stroke, seems to be growing tired of Yalincak's antics: She ordered federal marshals to take the hospitalized 22-year-old into custody and to ship him straight to prison when doctors release him from St. Francis Medical Center in Hartford, Conn. He was scheduled to begin serving the remainder of three-and-a-half year sentence this week.
According to court papers, Yalincak was admitted to St. Francis on Monday after overdosing on an unidentified medication or medications. It is unclear whether the overdose was intentional or not.
Yalincak and his mother, Ayferafet, ran a hedge fund scam designed to separate the Greenwich elite from their money. Yalincak, who was a student at New York University at the time, posed as a Turkish heir.
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Oklahoma City turns green for annual St. Patrick's Day parade
Callan Cunningham, 4, pointed eagerly at the approaching pipers in the shadow of the Chesapeake Energy Arena while his parents watched from Oklahoma State University lawn chairs.
"Look what's coming, a whole parade!" Callan said while his parents laughed.
Callan's eyes got bigger when he spotted the group that followed — Scottish terriers dressed in green, their handlers tossing candy into the crowd.
"Yeah, baby!" he said.
But just down the block, Emma Holland, 3, was disappointed she didn't see her favorite "Patrick" — the starfish from SpongeBob SquarePants.
"I think the whole St. Patrick's Day thing might have gotten her distracted," said Emma's mother, Amy Holland.
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Toyota only has itself to blame: Toyota's defense so far has been to "point fingers," says Laurent Belsie in The Christian Science Monitor — blaming first drivers, then pedal suppliers, for the sticky accelerators. Until Toyota admits it doesn't know what's going on in its cars, people will trust drivers like Sikes over Toyota's engineers.
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This is a media problem, not a Toyota one: If Sikes had been driving a Ford, this one non-fatal accident would have been a non-story, says Steve Kerch in MarketWatch. But the media is treating "every little Toyota engine burp" like a crisis (and can't resist any OJ-like highway chase). We need to "put the brakes on out-of-whack priorities."
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Sebastian Vettel has got 2013 season sewn up
The championship is only four races old, but his too far ahead of the competition
With hostilities set to resume this weekend at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona, I am going to be a party-pooper and say that the 2013 Formula 1 season is already done and dusted.
Although my heart says: 'Silly call, as the season is only four races old'; my head says Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull will do the business yet again come the end of the 19 races.
With three world title crowns on his mantlepiece, a fourth is a mere formality, in my opinion. Ahead of Round 5 of the world championship, the 25-year old from Heppenheim in Germany is ten points ahead of his closest rival Kimi Raikkonen, but tellingly has a whopping 30-point lead over his most likely title rival in the long run, Fernando Alonso.
Once again F1 design guru Adrian Newey has delivered a potent weapon for Vettel to ply his trade – the Red Bull RB9. And the full potential of this car has yet to be unleashed as the nature of the Pirelli tyres this year demand tender loving care. Talk coming from the energy drinks camp is that the team's current creation has it's wings clipped and when they unharness the intricate secrets of this year's Pirelli rubber they will fly.
This early prediction of mine is not to suggest that boredom will ensue; quite the opposite in fact, as an intriguing battle could unfold as the rest chase the best. A true David vs. Goliath scenario.
The comparison is telling because in the parable David does beat Goliath, so I am not suggesting the dominance will not end. But, I don't see it happening this season.
I use the word dominance a touch out of context, because although Vettel has won three titles on the trot he did not dominate. In fact he stole it at the very last race in Abu Dhabi from teammate Mark Webber and Alonso.
In 2011 it was a no-contest as he cruised to the title. For neutrals or non-Seb fans, sadly this year shades of 2010 are evident.
I am not being negative here, but rather trying to arm readers of this column with some forewarning and to temper expectations. There is nothing more I want than a contest that goes down to the wire, but I am just not seeing it in my crystal ball as yet.
Look at Alonso and Ferrari - already they have one non-finish on their score-sheet and an eighth place. Alarmingly, Alonso is playing the luck card and claiming they have now had their share of the bad stuff and its now his rivals turn.
For a superstitious guy, which the Spaniard apparently is, that is a weird statement. As if Lady Luck dishes out her charms in fair quantities. In sport you make your luck.
The DNF in Malaysia could be attributed to bad luck, but I will play devil's advocate and say no way should the team have allowed Alonso to carry on another lap with a broken wing.
They did and history has recorded that the Ferrari ended up in the wall after crashing out at 300-kmh. He left Malaysia pointless while his main rival bagged the maximum score.
In Bahrain, again Lady Luck got the brunt of the Ferrari team's wrath for daring to jam the DRS wing device on Alonso's car. I say: no way should a top team have such a petty mechanical issue ruin their race. I can't recall such breakage, during a race, in the short history of DRS in F1.
The excuses have already run out for the reds, delivery on track is now in high demand from their legion of fans.
Some will point to Lotus and Raikkonen as likely challengers to Vettel's fourth title ambitions. I hope so, but even the Iceman himself questions his team's ability to sustain relentless development to mount a serious title-winning campaign. Thus far they are the best of the rest, but without the big bucks (of the top teams) their challenge could fizzle out as it did last year.
McLaren – let's not go there...
That leaves Mercedes. The German team is in a state of transience and although they have die-hard racer Lewis Hamilton in their line-up, the team has undergone an internal revolution with Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda brought in to the bridge to assist Ross Brawn steer the operation to success.
I believe there is still a journey for them to undergo before they can become bona fide challengers. To start with, they have to decide who will have the right to shout louder, the wolf man or the brawny guy. History has shown three team leaders do not make for a successful F1 outfit.
My opinion in a nutshell: it is highly likely that Vettel will be quadruple world champion at the end of 2013, not only because he has a great car at his disposal, but because his rivals are tripping up early on and have simply not got their act together.
My heart hopes this is not true, but my head just shakes. Nevertheless, don't phone me during the remaining 15 races on the F1 calendar because I will be avidly watching every grand prix no matter what.
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Dundee United manager Craig Levein has admitted he`s not made up his mind about all the players in his new team yet.
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