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Tiring day but so extremely rewarding to work with my vocal coach. As a mentor, he has helped me to become better at refining my vocal technique and also to instill more confidence in exploring different styles and methods in singing. I'm very inspired.:) Can't tell you just how important it is to love your craft. But in everything we do, it is intensely important to love what we do. I've been waking up everyday filled with excitement at the prospects of more music and more music.4.04 am. let me finish watching this dvd and my facial mask to dry.
I love the new song my producer Sandee just released. It's called I love You John. Sandee's exceptionally gifted. She's also very beautiful. Working with her is really an honor because I've always liked her work.I love You John doesn't actually refer to a person named John. It is actually a play on the words, "這樣". So everytime the lyrics go "John", it's a pun on the words "這樣". "這樣" means this way.Sandee explained that while she worked with other singers and younger kids, she noticed a new jargon arising as a trend. People now pronounced "這樣" quicker, so it sounded like "John". I suppose it's also a taiwanese thing. It's also a distinct feature in Asia where certain English words are spoken like Mandarin due to a difference in accent. And "John" happened to be the other way. Chinese words that are altered to sound English. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zG4r7HQ5x0
Time flies. It's July 2011 right now, whoa. Can't believe how quickly days go by.:) Life has been exciting for me! And time does change people. Hairstyles too, don't you think? We always look back on dated pictures and think OOPS in embarrassment. Ok, I meant more for me.This whole year has been surreal so far, I've learnt much and enjoyed this production process. I really feel like a newborn baby though, because in just a short while we'll unveil this record!Working with people who are great at what they do, extremely professional and dedicated gives me an all time high and a goal for more improvement. Not trying to be cheesy here, but it's really inspiring you know. You listen to this one bar someone plays out and then these other notes start poppin in. And the musical progression goes on. I love it. Really do.And all these began from a little dream and then it grew into a little seedling and finally we'll have a harvest of fruits soon. Some of the hardest things to do in life is to anticipate, to wait.I hope you guys have a smashing weekend. :)loveLyd
Im so secure with my Father looking after me.:) One of my favorites. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZNc92-SCMA&feature=related
One day I will never be afraid again.
I was in Shinjuku when the quake happened. Earlier that morning around 6am, I went to Tsukiji Fish Market and I wanted to watch Kabuki after that, because the theater was near. At around 11am-12 noon I reached back home to Shinjuku, at the hotel. While I slept, around 3 pm in the afternoon, the first signs of horror reared its horns. There was an immense terrible shaking that woke me up. I was wondering about it because I was still half asleep. Then the words "earthquake", "tsunami" sank into my head and I realized to my full horror that I was hit by an earthquake that was getting stronger and stronger every second. It was excruciatingly long, and my bed was rocking so bad and when I tried to stand. I fell over. I tried to sit, and I was rocked to and fro. I held on to the edge of the wall, but the piercing sound of the shaking and things falling amalgamated into a fusion of chaos. I felt powerless as the siren started to ring and emergency announcements were heard over the speaker in Japanese. I did not know what to do. Stay indoors or out? I was on the 16th floor and it felt extremely alone to be there when everyone was outside. Actually I did not know where everyone was. I just did not want to be by myself. I was so terrified that I could understand how little children wet their beds. I felt weak at my knees and the fear turned my blood cold. Never in my life have I ever felt so confined, and so powerless. Not the earthquakes in Taipei which sometimes gave you an occasional surprise. This... this was enormous. You did not know if the quake would continue to get larger and larger and things would shatter and debris would fall and hit you or crush you. All these scary notions flashed by my mind and I started to tremble. I told myself, to stay calm. But still the shaking continued. It got louder and louder and my prayers were drowned out by the thunderous banging. Then I shouted out loud, God! You're bigger than the quake! Save us!!! Save us, Jesus! Save us, save us! Save us Jesus. I kept crying out loud and praying and finally it came to a standstill. Still wide with horror, I held my breath in anticipation and then it came AGAIN. Repeatedly and finally the large ones left. By this time, tears were pouring from my face. I just thought to myself, if I went away, I would be with God. I would be okay. But the tears came because I felt the reality of being separated forever from my family, and my friends. I thought, if news reached my parents and my brother, they would be traumatized forever. I just felt, no , please no. I have not given the best to my family yet! There were dreams, good things, and many happy times I had yet to share it with them Prior to this, a fortnight ago, my brother came to visit me in Taipei. We went to the mountains where they had sheep, and farms. There were the cherry blossoms and strawberries that we went picking. It was extremely fun and I felt so happy to have had hung out with my brother because we were usually divided by distance. Writing this now brings tears to my eyes again and I still feel the ground beneath me shaking, even though I am back in my Taipei apartment. I tried to call someone. Anyone actually. But there was no way the phone lines would work. In my frantic anxiety I tried to get on the internet. It was very strange that the internet worked. I tried to email my brother, but email could not work. So I went on to facebook and I was both perplexed and hopeful when it did connect. There, I updated my status about not having any other source of communication. I also found a few friends who brought word to my brother and my family. And then I hesitated upon leaving the hotel because I was not sure if aftershocks would occur or if I could be safe without communication. (Facebook never felt more important than that moment) I guess the aftershock tremors that ensued kept me on my toes for a long while. Throughout the day/days in Japan, we felt the tremors when I was out having meals. The soups would shake, the bowls would tremble slightly. The expressions on all our faces united the different races, ethnicities and language disparities. We were all in the moment and we were going through the same ordeal. No one had to explain their traumas, no one needed to. The reports on the TV kept us on tenterhooks. What was happening in Tohoku and the sight of cars swept on shore, debris collapsing everywhere brought a universal sense of foreboding into the atmosphere. The convenience stores were swept of supplies as consumers dashed hurriedly and politely in a bid to keep afloat with last minute supplies. At Shinjuku, the vast amount of people increased by the minute. This was the world's busiest subway station. People were waiting in line for the phones at public booths, others sitting gravely on the floors and stairs waiting for the subway that was stalled to resume. They probably knew it was going to be hours and hours of ordeal. Others took refuge from possible aftershocks. Whatever the cause, it was the same countenance I saw that consumed each of their faces. No riots, no hysterics, no madness. Somewhere in the middle of the evening an American expat at the next table gushed about the sight of swaying buildings that had bewildered him. No where in his life, he stuttered had he seen something as terrifying as that. The Japanese were expert engineers at building structures, but with a monstrous quake and tsunami, the truth was, humanly it was not possible to handle the forces of nature. Nor were enough preparations enough to take on the loss of lives. And now with the power plant disaster, we can only watch with hope and only hope alone that the worst is over. That the Japanese government and foreign aid could instill some sort of solution, remedies for the victims of this disaster. Tsukiji Market at 6am before the quake. Best sushi in the world.After the quake, the beginning of a long wait.Several hours later, still many people at the subway. I usually walk past it on the way back. Warmer that way. This was the day people could not go home, they camped all night there. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Po4W5FmKv0&feature=channel_video_title
The throngs of people, the crowds that did nothing to suggest hysterics or mania. This was how the Japanese handled their problems.
Happy Valentine's Day folks. So happy for so many reasons.But yipeee my brother is visiting on Fri! Can't wait to bring him to all the best food places I know in Tpe.Currently feeling blessed and happy with my work. Thank you God!
This poem was read from the movie If You Are The One 2, 非誠勿擾2.I was rather moved by it. Meaningful!I like this movie, the sequel was commendable. The first one was hilarious and I am in awe of Director Feng Xiao Gang. Truly he is the chinese Woody Allen. He places you into the stream of consciousness. These dialogues within the story develop into the consciousness and thoughts of the characters but make you, the audience think.There are different ways of writing. Some stylistic ways other directors use can also be attractive. For eg. Mulholland Drive-- David Lynch. This is purely stylistic, but an artistic twist into it that also makes you, the audience rack your brain to find answers. Or Requiem For a Dream, Oldboy.All my favorite movies!Another movie that pulls you into the stream of consciousness is, Before Sunrise and Before Sunset. The one with a lot of "ifs" and "maybes" with Ethan Hawke and Julie Delphy. When you deal with daily issues and question the idea of "love" as a realist, you force your audience to ponder along with you. It isn't another romantic "let's run away--live happily forever" sorta ending. Because life isn't filled with endings. Life is filled with beginnings and on goings. The fairytale can last you five minutes, five hours, five weeks, five months. But if we're pondering about being in love for 30, 40, or 50 years, we have to ponder much about how we may fall "out" of love. I suppose you and I have different ways to resolve it. An optimist may say, falling out of love isn't anything. Just a process of picking the bits up to fall back to love. A pessimist may say, Nah, new love is all warm and cuddly till it gets replaced by routine and habit. You gradually lose the excitement of that passion you first felt.If you and I use our own love to love others, we'll feel hurt, we'll feel envy, we'll feel that we're doing too much. But the untouchable perfect sort of love is the love that Jesus has for us. So, because He first loved us, using that love that He gave us, we put it in the center of our hearts.We put Jesus as the center, we will love others with the love He gives. Because Jesus is love. Having said that, heartbreaks and pain and envy will STILL exist, because of the human condition. Because we are not perfect, because others are not perfect.But if you have Jesus at the center, you are protected. The horrendous torture of going through life with a bleak hole in your heart will be replaced by a burst of warm comfort.你见,或者不见我 我就在那里 不悲不喜 你念,或者不念我 情就在那里 不来不去 你爱,或者不爱我 爱就在那里 不增不减 你跟,或者不跟我 我的手就在你手里 不舍不弃 来我的怀里 或者 让我住进你的心里 默然 相爱 寂静 欢喜 ---非誠勿擾2
Liverpool , you rock!!!!!! I just got home after watching Liverpool and Chelsea go at it with a ton of LFC fans and boy am I in high spirits!!!!!The loss of Torres and his disheartening statements did a dampener on the fans but did not rob Liverpool of her win!!!!!!!!! Yay!!!! You'll Never Walk Alone!
Gong Xi Fa Cai folks! Been a long while since I updated and boy, I feel that during this period I have grown up in many ways!Firstly, I am so thankful and happy to be able to do the best job of my life! And that is to make music and perform! I am so blessed to have the opportunity to meet the brilliant people around me and working with me! And the best thing is, It has been such an enriching and learning experience that I realized more and more about immersing myself entirely into the craft and embracing the different changes I had to make and adjust.Busy is an understatement, it is no longer a descriptive word. Busy is now my middle name!!!!! But good busy and disciplined busy is excellent busy! I have become a hermit though, because of my schedule, it has been tough trying to catch up with friends and other family. This Chinese New Year season is a short break from what I will have to deal with later!!! HaGuess who? She's my idol!!!!!!!! And I'm ecstatic to be working with her for this first album!
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I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
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I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
In this series, Kathryn Applegate addresses the concern that randomness implies the absence of God's activity and involvement in the natural world. She begins by clearing up some common misconceptions about the concept of "randomness", and later focuses on the mechanisms of the immune system to demonstrate that God works through random processes to preserve life. Far from being an indication of a "godless" universe, one might conclude that randomness is one of God's favorite mechanisms for creating and sustaining life!
The BioLogos Foundation explains to the findings of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project and responds to the claims that its discoveries challenge the theory of evolution, especially regarding so-called "junk DNA".
Many Christians believe that they face a painful choice-- either life was designed by God or it is an evolutionary product of natural selection. Charles Darwin himself believed in this dichotomy, and people ever since have felt the need to "choose sides". However, looking back at history, we find that one of Darwin's chief scientific colleagues, Asa Gray, did not share this perspective. In this three-part essay, part 1 charts the relationship of Asa Gray and Charles Darwin. Part 2 describes Darwin's struggle with the problem of natural evil and design in nature, and part 3 explores how Asa Gray was able to embrace evolution without rejecting the idea of design.
Our desire to engage in gracious dialogue with fellow believers who reject biological evolution has been receiving increased attention in both the Christian and secular press. More importantly, we are being joined in this reconciling project by our brothers and sisters in Christ who have often been defined primarily as our "opponents".
In this three-part series from Pruim's chapter in the book Delight in Creation: Scientists Share Their Work with the Church, mathematician Randall Pruim explains what scientists and mathematicians mean when they speak of something being "random". He also addresses God's use of apparent randomness in creation as a part of his sovereign rule.
Last week, Tennessee legislators approved a bill on science education (the Teacher Protection Academic Freedom Act) that has stoked controversy around the country.
Now that we have covered significant ground with respect to what various classes of pseudogenes are and how they arise, we are now able to properly evaluate antievolutionary arguments put forward in an attempt to discredit these lines of evidence for evolution.
It is easy to be confused about what science is and what scientists do. In part, this is because scientists do so many different things in so many different ways.
With his standard panache, the late Harvard paleontologist Stephen J. Gould argued strenuously that evolution had no inherent directionality. We are mere accidents; a "tiny twig on an improbable branch of a contingent limb on a fortunate tree".
In this series, Dennis Venema describes his personal journey that took him away from the Intelligent Design arguments toward the evolutionary creation worldview. Through careful and honest research, he discovered ID scientific reasoning to be analogy-based, in sharp contrast to evolutionary science, which was supported by concrete data. After accepting this view, God's presence ever strengthened him as he explored the compatibility between the Bible and God's creative mechanism.
Media-hungry atheist, creationist and religious fundamentalist provocateurs have dominated the science and religion narrative for the past decade. A recently published large-scale survey of college students, however, finds that the call to arms has fallen on deaf ears.
Providing the crutch for non-believers to lean on is a well-intentioned strategic error that has no benefit and likely does much harm. However, I am even more concerned about something else related to our construction of these crutches.
I want to lay out some of the key myths and indicate how Coyne's discussion can help Christians get a more accurate understanding of evolution.
In this series, Oliver R. Barclay examines the idea of God as Designer. He concludes that God did indeed design creation, and that the "state of the world is evidence not only for the existence and power of God but for his kindness and care for his creation." Barclay then goes on to investigate the arguments for Intelligent Design which attempt to prove that certain examples of design necessarily imply direct intervention by a Great Designer. He points the flaws of such an argument and discusses its implications.
In this six part series, Karl Giberson discusses evolution with BioLogos founder Francis Collins as it relates to the scientific community and the church. Their conversation addresses Collins' scientific perspectives, his Christian faith, and the abundant evidence for evolution. Throughout, the two critique various unscientific approaches to evolution such as Young Earth Creationism and Intelligent Design. Overall, they both express the deep need for the Church in America to accept evolution as a valuable, true theory as well as to cultivate a richer understanding of the Bible among the people.
In this series, Ard Louis addresses concerns that Christians may have about the BioLogos view that stem from specific misconceptions. Among these are misunderstandings about the nature of science, God's action in the universe, and natural theology. In addition, there is unwarranted mistrust towards the academic world. Finally, he encourages the BioLogos team to carefully confront "the ways we in the church have all been shaped by the spirit of the age" and to patiently listen and speak about these issues.
Polkinghorne discusses the origins and aims of natural theology in this series. It does not offer truth, but rather a "best explanation" for the world, answering primarily meta-questions. Two such questions asked by Polkinghorne are, "Why is science possible at all?" and "What makes the universe so special?" To explore the answers, he looks at the ability of human minds to penetrate mysteries of the natural world as well as the fine-tuning of the universe necessary to produce the fruitfulness of life.
It has become an article of faith for those espousing both the young earth creation model and many who hold to the intelligent design model that transitional fossils do not exist and therefore evolution has not taken place.
Many evolutionary critics have identified the Cambrian Explosion as a stumbling block to the theory of evolution, arguing that the "expected transitions between major invertebrate phyla are absent, and that the suddenness of their appearance in the fossil record demonstrates that evolutionary explanations are not viable." Keith Miller argues that the Cambrian Explosion is not so problematic as these opponents claim after all.


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Ex-Daniel pastry chef has opened 'Dominique Ansel Bakery'
Yes, it is finally open now.
They had everything from Kouign Amann to Paris-New York (a twist of Paris-Brest), macarons, eclair, sorbet, etc, etc.
I particularly liked their peanut butter jelly macaron, which had raspberry filling inside, as well as sorbet, which was extremely soft.
Pastries are roughly $4.75 - $5.50 each, a two-scoop sobet $4.75, macarons $2.50 each.
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Lots of macarons now around Soho/Village now with Mille-Feuille, Payard, Kee's, Bosie, it seems.
Serious Eats also has a quick report, everything in the photos looks delicious.
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Oh, I heard about that PB&J macaron at Bosie, but I never had a chance to try it. I need to make a trip down there soon! :)


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Prior to Ted Ginn, who was the last Dolphin to return a punt for a touchdown?
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In Halley's junior year she faces the death of her best friend Scarlett's boyfriend, Scarlett's pregnancy, and Halley's own first relationship, and during the summer of her divorced father's remarriage and her sister's wedding, Haven lets go the myths of the past.Halley faces the death of her best friend Scarlett's boyfriend, Scarlett's pregnancy, and her own first relationship, and at the time of her divorced father's remarriage and her sister's wedding, Haven lets go of the past.
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Coraline ventures through a mysterious door into a world that is similar, yet disturbingly different from her own, where she must challenge a gruesome entity in order to save herself, her parents, and the souls of three others.
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The BNP fires up the youth leader's clown car. Again.Mark Wallace | 1 Comment » Posted on February 22, 2013
It can't be easy trying to make the BNP look youthful and relevant. After all, Gangnam Style isn't rapped in English, the Harlem Shake comes from a nation almost entirely made up of immigrants and even though One Direction's name implies they might advocate a totalitarian focus on national unity, in reality they are so anti-Aryan they're currently engaged in publicly murdering Blondie.
This is presumably the reason Griffin's barmy outfit always come full-circle to the same idea: organise a media interview with whichever fresh-faced youth leader is the most latest to do the solo in "Tomorrow Belongs To Me".
And so it has come to pass. The latest, err, Great White Hope is Jack Buckby – who, judging from his photo, has finally brought hipsters and political loons together in their shared love of lapel pin-badges. The chosen publication is Vice magazine, who have picked up several fascinating features in the last few weeks.
As usual, the interview starts off with hair-splitting. He's not a fascist, or a racist, he's a "culturist":
In essence, culturism is the opposite of multi-culturalism. So it believes that diversity can only exist with culturism, because multi-culturalism doesn't promote diversity, it brings too many cultures together and creates a world where every country is the same.
Ok. So "culturism" believes in diversity but opposes diversity when it means, you know, a diverse range of people being in the same place?
Diversity is ensuring that all national identities are preserved so that there's a diverse range of cultures across the world, rather than them being pushed into borders.
Ah, right. So "culturism" is in fact true diversity because they're talking about cultures being extremely diverse – in a geographical way. A wide range of people in the literal sense of their being wide, open ranges between them.
And what are the indicators of which culture someone is from? The food, music or God they prefer? The clothes they wear? The passport they hold, or the cricket team they support?
I grew up in an area that I think is about 97.8 percent white; it's quite a British area.
Currently there's this idea that the BNP is racist, as I'm sure you know. I don't believe that.
Where have people got such a silly idea from?
I just believe that every country should be populated predominantly by its own people. I do believe in the racial aspect of that.
Aaaaand the wheels have fallen off the clown car, just as the audience knew they would.
Indeed, as Tim Stanley points out poor Jack has even posted a video of himself online about "culturism" being a "spin" rebranding of the same, old ideology. Outing yourself as a fascist who is pretending otherwise is quite impressively stupid.
There's a cringe-comedy element every time the BNP puts a youth leader in front of a journalist. I doubt they'd appreciate the comparison, but it's like Meet The Fokkers (with fewer jews in the cast, for obvious reasons). It doesn't matter how long they walk the tightrope of distinguish racism from disliking people of other races, it doesn't matter how many times they manage to recite whatever new name they've come up with for their position, eventually the inevitable prat-fall occurs.
It's as though the urge to tell everyone just how dapper armbands look and espouse the economic benefits of remilitarising the Rhineland is just too great to resist.
In fact, that's almost exactly what one of Jack Buckby's ill-fated predecessors did in a memorable interview a few years back. In 2002, Mark Collett was Nick Griffin's chosen mini-me, and explained at length to Channel 4 why the BNP aren't racist, before helpfully explaining that:
National Socialism was the best solution for the German people in the 1930s. I honestly can't understand how a man who's seen the inner city hell of Britain today can't look back on that era [Hitler's Germany] with a certain nostalgia and think yeah, those people marching through the streets and all those happy people out in the streets, you know, saluting and everything, was a bad thing. Honestly now, would you prefer your kid growing up in Oldham and Burnley or 1930s Germany? It would be better for your child to grow up there.
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Inside Cuban Cigars—A Talk With Cubatabaco Head Francisco Padron
Cigar Aficionado meets with Cubatabaco's top official, Francisco Padron, to discuss Cuba's cigar industry.
Marvin R. Shanken
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Cigar Aficionado Editor and Publisher Marvin R. Shanken interviewed Padron in Mexico City in early December. They discussed the current state of the Cuban cigar industry and what the future holds for the country's cigar exports.
Cigar Aficionado: There has been a lot of talk that [the 1993] hurricane severely damaged Cuba's tobacco crops, and that this has affected quality and quantity, particularly for wrappers. What is the situation for production of Havana handmade cigars for export? What can we look forward to in the next few years?
Francisco Padron: The hurricane caused a great deal of damage. We lost about 60 percent of our crop. It was only a quantity problem, however. The quality was very good, very good. It is a pity that in this past year we have been having very good quality crops, but the quantity has not been good. We are not delivering enough cigars to the world market because of this.
C.A.: But the word was that the large leaf wrapper crop was annihilated, and that this was going to adversely affect the production of large-sized cigars--the double coronas, Churchills and so forth?
Padron: If you have a big crop, you deliver more large leaves and you have more room to produce more large cigars and to choose the best leaves. When you have a small crop, it's the inverse. Wrappers are a very delicate thing. So when the hurricane came, it hurt the wrapper crop. It hurt all of the crop, but particularly the wrapper crop.
But even with that problem, we produced [in 1993] about 200 million cigars for the domestic market. But we are not delivering anything to the export market that does not have the right quality because quality is the first thing above all for us.
C.A.: In 1993, what were the total exports for Cuban cigars?
Padron: About 57 million cigars in 1993.
C.A.: What did you export in 1992?
Padron: 67 million.
C.A.: And in 1991?
Padron: 77 million.
C.A.: And 1990?
Padron: More or less the same quantity, about 80 million.
C.A.: With the hurricane damage, what do you forecast your exports to be in 1994?
Padron: Let's first discuss how we are going to increase our production. Worse than the hurricane is the embargo, the double embargo. Right now, it's almost like there's an embargo from the other socialist countries. We used to buy from them, fertilizers and plenty of other things for our crops. What is hurting us the most is that we can't buy right now, nor have we bought from the eastern socialist countries during the past three years what we used to buy from them for the cigar crop.
C.A.: What are some of these things?
Padron: Fertilizers and plenty of other things. For example, all the covers or tents used for growing wrapper leaves came from the Soviet Union. And now we can't get them. We used to buy 20 million square meters. Oil, gasoline and diesel. That is very short, and this really hurts the crop.
C.A.: What do you do if you don't have the tenting for the wrap-per crop?
Padron: We reduce the crop. It is as simple as that. You can reuse about 30 percent of the old tents, but the storm [in 1993] destroyed all of the tents.
C.A.: That means those losses will affect future harvests?
Padron: We think that this coming crop will be a little better, and those afterward should be very big ones. For the '94 crop and on, we have solved almost all of our problems, almost everything.
C.A.: So a year from now you should be back to the '90 and '91 levels?
Padron: Even bigger.
C.A.: What is your target for 1995?
Padron: We think that in 1995, we should export 70 million cigars, and in 1996, we should have 80 million to 90 million.
C.A.: But what do you forecast for 1994?
Padron: There will be no more than 50 million cigars.
C.A.: No more? Some people say much less.
Padron: No. No. That is more or less what we are going to do. Remember this. We never, never export cigars unless they are of the right quality. Of course, you may not believe that we can choose or that we wouldn't take a lesser-quality wrapper from the domestic market production and use it for export. But that is not the case. We have to be careful, very careful. Besides, you know what decides the cigar is the shortest crop because we mix three crops. And if you have two short crops in a row, you have problems. So, we have been taking more tobacco from our warehouses.
C.A.: Another comment is that because of the difficult economic situation in Cuba, you don't age the cigars in warehouses as long as you used to because of the shortages in supply and the need for dollars.
Padron: That is not true for cigars. I have instructions directly from Fidel. He has said that I mustn't deliver cigars that are not the best quality. He says that they represent the image of the best quality of Cuba. So we never do anything else but deliver the best quality.
C.A.: In the numbers that you have given me for 1990 to 1995, what percentage is handmade versus machine made?
Padron: Now we only have about 10 million or 15 million machine-made cigars. That's it.
C.A.: So that's pretty steady. You are not looking to increase or decrease the machine made?
Padron: That depends on the orders. This is a business. If anybody asks for the cheaper machine-made cigars, we are going to deliver. Our priority, however, is handmade, not machine-made cigars.
C.A.: You are delivering in the area of 50 or 60 million cigars, and let's say 40 to 45 million are handmade. With the increasing demand for Cuban cigars, do you have any idea what the total world demand would be for handmade Cuban cigars?
Padron: Without the United States, we estimate the market to be from 90 to 100 million cigars.
C.A.: And with the United States?
Padron: 20 million more and increasing in four years.
C.A.: At the Cigar Aficionado seminar we held in New York, a panel discussed Cuba. It included Edgar Cullman, Nick Freeman, Theo Folz--top people in the cigar trade. We asked them about the embargo: how long did they think it would continue, given the current political environment and the leadership of Clinton. They seemed to have a consensus feeling that the lifting of the embargo was another five to seven years away. They added that in order to revitalize Cuba's cigar production it would take another five years. So, it would be 10 or 12 years before there is any balance of supply and demand, if the United States could buy Havana cigars. What would your response be to that?
Padron: I am not a politician. Things are moving. As Jose Martí [the legendary, 19th-century, Cuban political hero] said, "the most important thing in politics is what you don't see."
C.A.: A lot of people--cigar lovers--are disappointed that there has been no significant movement to bring things together between the two countries and that President Clinton has maintained the policy and given support to the Cuban-American Foundation of (Jorge) Mas Canosa. Do you see anything happening from the Cuban side that might lead to an end to the embargo, or is it really up to when the United States decides that it's enough already?
Padron: It is like a fight between Goliath and David. And you don't know who must make the first move.
C.A.: If the embargo ended tomorrow or two or five years from now, have you thought through how it would happen and what the scenario would be? You would have problems with certain brands as far as trademark issues, and with other brands you do not have a problem. Have you thought how you would introduce your brands to the American market?
Padron: First, there is going to be a fight. We have not been able to have the brand name in the United States because of the embargo. It was forced by you [the United States]. It was not decided by our side. Your side decided on this. So, maybe there is going to be a fight. But we are not going to fight in order to get our cigars into the United States. As we always say, a Habano [cigar] is a Habano [cigar]. With a name of Marvin or Padron or Meyer or whatever goes on the cigar, it is a Habano. So, we are going to let everybody know that we are here, and this is a Habano. We are not going to fight with somebody else because he owns the brand name of Cohiba or Montecristo in America. We have been living without that for a long time.
C.A.: So if you cannot resolve the issue, you would introduce new brand names which are Habano, and there would not be a conflict unless the government said that this issue must be resolved. You know the issue is that the families who lost the brand names say that they are entitled to have those brand names back, which is more confusing because of certain problems in the international market such as what has happened with Spain's tobacco monopoly, Tabacalera. Could you explain briefly what is the situation there as far as Montecristo, H. Upmann, Partagas and other brands?
Padron: In general, we have solved our disagreement in a way so that it will not hurt or create any problems for Tabacalera. This will help us to keep delivering Montecristo, Upmann, Partagas and others to the Spanish market.
C.A.: So you are continuing to supply Spain, but who owns the brand names now? I thought that the worldwide rights, except for a few countries such as the United States, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and others, were sold to Tabacalera by Consolidated and General Cigar?
Padron: Tabacalera owns the names. But they do not own the name in all countries. We own them in plenty of other key countries in the world.
C.A.: In what countries do you still own the brand name Montecristo,as an example, since it is your biggest brand?
Padron: We own it in the United Kingdom, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada and plenty of other countries.
C.A.: In what important countries does Tabacalera own the brand?
Padron: France and Spain are the most important. They are our two biggest markets.
C.A.: So you are supplying the brand to them, and you have worked it out to continue the flow. What about the situation with the French tobacco monopoly, Seita? There was a lawsuit regarding Montecristo and Partagas....
Padron: We are still in the courts.
C.A.: But I thought that you lost one of the lawsuits?
Padron: Yes, but we are now in the upper courts.
C.A.: Have they decided what you have to pay in damages? I heard more than $10 million....
Padron: No. No. They are asking for the sky. The stars. Everything.
C.A.: What are they asking?
Padron: I don't remember exactly. I don't want to even think about it.
C.A.: What is the lawsuit about? Who owns the name?
Padron: They want to get money for the use of Montecristo and Partagas since we introduced those brand names in France. This is an incredible thing because I can show you the figures. Montecristo and Partagas were nothing in the '60s and early '70s. We made the reputation of Montecristo and Partagas.
C.A.: As I remember, Montecristo was introduced into the French market around 1973, which is when it took off there?
Padron: Yes. Yes. We created the brand name, not them.
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The Houston Dynamo and Sporting Kansas City will meet again in a potential playoff preview when the Eastern Conference foes clash on Wednesday evening at BBVA Compass Stadium. Both teams come into the game with the opportunity of sealing their berths in the MLS Cup Playoffs with a victory – and they've met in the postseason each of the last two years. The Dynamo sit in third in the East after their 1-0 home win vs. Montréal, four points behind Sporting, who are in second after kicking off their road swing with a 1-0 win at Columbus.
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Sporting Kansas City: Nielsen ©; Myers, Collin, Opara, Sinovic; Rosell, Olum, Joseph; Sapong, Dwyer, Saad
Subs: Kronberg, Bessone, Gardner, Duke, Feilhaber, Peterson, Bunbury
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Sustainable shrimp wrapped in a toasted flour or whole grain tortilla with melted jack and cheddar cheese, Mexican rice, and our signature "no-fried" pinto beansSM, salsa fresca and creamy chipotle sauce.
Served with lightly sea-salted tortilla chips.
Calories: 690
Protein: 31g
Fat: 33g
Calories listed for burritos without sides. Served with a side of chips (260 cal).
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I was expecting this to start in the low 20s in price.
Yeah…. with only $2k different with iLoan what fool will pick this?
exactly. i thought it could be a successor to the $22,990 kia pregio
Way over priced. Wouldn't even consider this.
agreed. I pick up my company automatic hiaces for 30k driveaway (petrol) or 32k driveaway (diesel).
I suspect these 30 'dealers' are nothing more than cheaply built portable buildings with a small car park that can hold maybe 3 or 4 vans to display. I don't see anyone investing money building a dealership to sell these things.
Doesn't sound like the best made van. Might also want to change Hilux in first paragraph to Hiace.
I hope Citroen sues their ass off for stealing their front-grille design.
Even if these things were built to the same standard (or better) as the HiAce or iLoad, why would you take a chance on one for a measly $2000 to $4000 saving, all of which you will lose in resale value anyway.
What I'm saying is, take quality out of the equation (and I'm not saying this is or isn't a quality product) and the price difference isn't enough to tempt you. To establish themselves in the market surely they need to be cheaper – much cheaper – than this.
Oh, it's not a Ford Transit?
My mistake..
CA writes: "The LDV V80 has been introduced to Australia as China's
biggest automotive company looks to take on the might of the Toyota
HiLux and Hyundai iLoad in the commercial van market."
I didn't know you cars started doing comedy?!?
Oops, Friday fail – "you guys"
Ah yes, nothing screams quality like a crookedly affixed "SAIC Motor" on the rear-end of the vehicle.
The LDV V80 has been introduced to Australia as China's
biggest automotive company looks to take on the might of the Toyota
HiLux and Hyundai iLoad in the commercial van market, i have never known that Hilux is a van…..
32k?? Tell em they're dreamin'
"proven engine and gearbox"
I guess that's 1 up on the Volkswagens then……
Well IVECO know how to design a commercial grade donk, just this is built in China so i dont know
Gut feeling, price is fantasy, wont sell at that price pointnt
Its a vm motori which is used in daewoos and pommy taxis. Hardly exciting but still more reliable than veedud rubbish.
Considering most people are not stupid enough to buy an express van, I can't see them buying this over the iload, hiace or even Vito which all hover around the mid 30's. I wonder though if the accessories like a rear step and bullbar will be cheaper.
The NRMA buys the Express for battery deliveries. Despite urging people to only buy cars with a minimum four star safety rating, the NRMA happily buys Express Vans with a one star rating for their own employees.
I just reached 342000km's in my so called truly awful Express van yesterday.Still doesn't blow any smoke and looking to put on another 70k on this year.
The reviewer was talking about how it drives. The Express is a very reliable and durable van, which is largely lost on car reviewers because they drive only new (or near new) vehicles. They can only go off perceived quality (panel gaps, materials used etc.).
You'll do it easily, I put one out after it caught on fire with 885000 on the clock, so I'd say yours is just run in, all the best.
The L300 Mitsubishi is THE longest lasting most trouble free van on the market, best best value too, just dont have a big accident in one…..
This is bigger than the iLoad.
Now we just need the Chinese to shake up the Australian car market so the better rivals become more affordable from the competition.
The Fiat Scudo diesel 6sp is cheaper than this and worth considering. Which the Quality is impressive too. I'm actually considering one for my next van. 200000km warranty is excellent. i didn't see what the warranty was on this van in the article .
I mean come on!
If China wants to compete they'll have to seriously cut the competition.
The reason why they're not doing as good as they wanted is due to their unreasonable pricing.
They must be chasing after strong profit margins.. Already!
Lack of market understanding.
Id say this car would be good for pushing into traffic, in china now and that's all they do is push you, they will push you to the ground and walk over you, communist manner
"communist manner". Hilarious. God bless the ignorant.
I would never buy any chinese made car or commercial,no matter how good purely on principle. The government over the years dropped tarriffs to create a 'level playing field'.All fine and dandy…..if every other country applied the same principle.Well hello…..Ford and Holden are dying,along with the jobs they created. As a nation,China has no sense of whats right or wrong,employing cheap labour we cannot compete with.I could go on all day about this,but you get the idea.If every manufacturing job was lost in Australia tomorrow,China wouldn't care.Our leaders would pretend to care via a token scripted speech on TV,not once blaming their low tarriffs as one of the factors. Make no mistake.The Chinese government has no morality,and care only about number one.
It looks like a Mitsubishi. Stick 3 diamonds on it, and people may think its the new Mitsubishi Express.
It'd be awkward sitting in the middle when the driver would have to change gear.
Damn! those standard dual doors are going to make camper conversions tough. I'll wait for the auto / petrol version, hopefully something worth while. Rotating captains chairs would also be a great selling point, popular in the US.
Do not knock the L300 Express, I bought mine in 1982 and close to 999,000 Km still going strong, never been in a commercial workshop, has been serviced and maintained by me all its life.
When is somebody going to wake up & fit rear disc brakes on vans across the board. The price has dropped on the LVD80. you can buy them for around $27,000 plus. They need a 3 Litre engine at least.
Just bought a LDV V80 in Brisbane.. I took it for a test drive and I gave it some and it went surprisingly pretty good. drive is comfortable on bumpy roads as well as flat… it has an iload 5 speed gear box. I picked it up for $24,990 drive away with roof racks and cargo barrier… it is a little higher clearance than your normal iload or hiace so driving in underground car parks will be fun but manageable. comes with a lot of features and a diesel engine.. 3 years or 100K warranty.. im an electrician and this will be interesting to see how it goes for a few years…
Thanks for a genuine review, keep us updated. Lots of armchair knockers here!
I agree Pete… Look forward to an update Matt


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