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my fave spot of this sort is the wall on the back of the cthulu building across the street from chop suey. there are some great pieces up there.
I pretty much prefer NO graffiti, but that is a personal preference.
Before we moved out here, we lived in a crappy town in South Dakota (which narrows it down to any town in South Dakota). Down the street from us was a street underpass that went under the railroad tracks. It would pretty regularly get a small amount of graffiti, which I always liked. It would pretty regularly get painted over, which I thought was dumb.
Finally after a few years of this cycle, some church group in town decided to paint a big, twenty-foot-tall American flag on one side of the underpass, along with a big "Faith in action" thing on the other side, just to make sure it was good and obnoxious.
On top of the annoying jingoism, it cracked me up that within a few months, the rainwater dripping down from the tracks had washed away swathes of the flag, replacing them with rust streaks. The underpass flooded during every big storm, so there was usually mud caked on to the bottom two or three feet of it.
I always wanted to paint over it with an upside-down flag.
you can buy spraypaint at the broadway market QFC! they have a decent selection.
Dude, no.
I'm extremely pro-graffiti if it's good graffiti, and I'm not terribly discriminating about what constitutes "good graffiti". A giant smiley face, done right, can be good graffiti. But most of the graffiti in Seattle, and particularly the graffiti on Capitol Hill, is just ugly pointless tags like that retarded purple tag.
The stencils you picture are images; they get the good graffiti stamp of approval in that, whether or not they succeed, they're clearly trying to be art. But the rest of it is just pointless shit put up by bored morons who think fucking other people's stuff up is somehow cool; who think it's ironic or revolutionary or coolly disinterested or whatever, and they justify it through pure ego. It exists on about the same level as the yuppie assholes who let their dogs shit all over the streets because they think being too fucked up to maintain satisfying social relationships with other humans makes keeping a large carnivore in the city a civil right.
Taggers are a blight on the urban landscape and if I ever caught one at work I'd feel very little compunction about putting the fucker in the hospital.
There's a building around the corner from the Kincora that was repeatedly hit about a month ago. Some was artistic in nature, but 99.9% of it was tag-related crap that made the building look like it was in a ghetto. I know the building is coming down when they take that block along Pine down, but COME ON! People shouldn't trash the neighborhood just because the the building is coming down. People still live in the building. On the block. Up the block. In the neighborhood and have to pass by that blighted looking bldg every day. It was an eyesore. I changed the way I felt about my neighborhood on my walk to work. I've noticed that the rest of the buildings along that block of Pine have been hit more often as well. Once it starts, is spreads. Within the last week or two our place a couple of blocks away was hit, too. That sucks.
I reported the tags on the apt. bldg to Seattle Public Utilities more than once. Legally, the bldg owner has to remove it within 24-48 (?) hours. They eventually painted over the bottom half of the building. But I have to admit, I was happy that they left the wolf up on the second story.
Like the stencils, really can't stand any of the rest of it. Tear-down or no, please do not put graffiti on this wall or any other wall, please.
Graffiti may seem Big City or something, but it's not. We need to have much bigger penalties for taggers. Those are the worst.
Judah @5, I walk around the Hill all the time, to work and back, etc., and I can honestly say almost everytime I see a dog crapping and it's not being picked up by its owner, its not a yuppie but rather the homeless kids with their pit bulls or whatever, and often its right on the sidewalk. The poor dog is lucky if their owner even stops to let him/her finish its business. Hate the yuppies if you will, but they almost always have a bag with them to pick up their dog's shit. I agree with you on the taggers, however. No one has a right, artistic or otherwise, to deface other people's property.
Well, full disclosure, I am a yuppie, so I can't hate them all. I just don't own a dog. And I agree that the homeless kids (and I actually have a particular crew in mind here) do let their dogs shit all over the place. But I see a lot of yuppies do it too-- particularly in gardens and places where they don't think anyone will walk. They mostly do it early in the morning and late at night, when they don't think anyone will see them doing it.
They're just replacing the crummy siding on that building, aren't they? It's a condo building, and I thought they were just fixing the substandard facade. Funny how all these condos need so many fixes.
I love the wall also and hope they don't repaint it until last.
Hey shitface, tell me where you live and I can give you all the tagging you want.
Chris: are you addressing moi?
You can get spraypaint at the art store across the street from Six Arms. As one of the taggers on that wall, I'll tell you.... spraying that wall is satisfying in a way you can never know. Let alone the fact that others have added on to it as well. It's become the story of the white wall on Thomas. Thanks for posting this, maybe I'll make up a new stencil tonight for it.
I don't think the building in question (at corner of Thomas&Belmont) is being torn down, I think it has water damage and is being repaired. Also, I don't think it is a condo building - it is an apartment building, or at least was from 1996-2000 when I lived in it.
A little graffiti doesn't hurt anyone?
Tell that to the poor young couple on N 39th just half a block west of Fremont Ave N who keep having their garage tagged every week.
They buy paint in bulk.
It hurts them.
(accept no imitations for Will in Seattle)
oh, and @13 - where do you live so we can tag your place?
sorry, I was addressing the original poster.
I hate taggers.
Personally, I think there are worse things in the world than tagging.
In fact, I like tagging.
I graduated from an Arts high school. I'm very happy to say that we had to deal with a lot less crap than most other high schools. Most people got along. The only fighting issues we had were because of an actual "Fight Club" (yes, like the movie) and all of that was just for fun, so I don't see it as being necessarily a bad thing either. We had no gang troubles as far as anyone knew. Our only real "issue" was tagging. And even that was supported by our Media/Acting teacher, who went so far as to make the back wall of his classroom into a free tag wall!
All that to say, I consider tagging a form of art. I don't mind it. Yes, some of it is crap, but do you honsetly think that everyone should be a brilliant artist the first time they ever pick up a can? It takes practice!
And while I myself do not tag (I don't have the artistic skill) I am a proud supporter, and glad to have taggers as friends.
Courtney, do you believe in private property, or do you think that no one should own property and have control over it?
If you're asking me if I think it's wrong to tag all over someone's actual house, then yes... that's just someone being a stupid ass punk.
I'm just saying that if someone tags up a random wall in the middle of downtown and some person starts throwing a fit about how they are "degrading the city" or some shit like that, that's when people are being stupid and should back off. But if someone is tagging like... the front door of your house or something, then yeah, you've got a right to pissed. Otheriwse, I'm just saying, back off.
If you're asking me if I think it's wrong to tag all over someone's actual house, then yes... that's just someone being a stupid ass punk.
I'm just saying that if someone tags up a random wall in the middle of downtown and some person starts throwing a fit about how they are "degrading the city" or some shit like that, that's when people are being stupid and should back off. But if someone is tagging like... the front door of your house or something, then yeah, you've got a right to pissed. Otheriwse, I'm just saying, back off.
If you're asking me if I think it's wrong to tag all over someone's actual house, then yes... that's just someone being a stupid ass punk.
I'm just saying that if someone tags up a random wall in the middle of downtown and some person starts throwing a fit about how they are "degrading the city" or some shit like that, that's when people are being stupid and should back off. But if someone is tagging like... the front door of your house or something, then yeah, you've got a right to pissed. Otheriwse, I'm just saying, back off.
Shit... sorry about that guys. My computer went a little crazy...
What is the difference between someone's front door and the side of a "random" wall? 99% of walls aren't freestanding structures, but part of a building. Buildings belong to people. Often they are people's homes (apartment buildings) or livelihoods (businesses).
As for needing somewhere to practice, I was under the impression artists practiced on their own time and materials before perfecting their work for display. If somebody wanted to learn to play trombone and decided to practice in someone's business, it would be ridiculous!
That said, I like a clever, well-placed stencil (Banksy comes to mind). The trick is keeping it clever, placing it with discretion to the property, and keeping the amount to a minimum. They cease to be clever and edgy when there's one every few feet.
It just boils down to not being an ass to other people. Random tagging is not art, it's ego.
To Courtney:
The issue to me is not who owns the property that's tagged, but rather, what is the overall impact of that action. If one person tags (artistic stencil or scrawled "3A") it begets other tagging on the site and surrounding area. Rarely is a single tag in isolation. Tagging, "good" taggers and "bad" taggers alike, contribute to the Broken Window theory of neighborhood deterioration. Wiki it.
If a blank wall becomes home to a series of tags, at some point the wall may be perceived as unowned or part of an unoccupied building (as was the case in earlier posts). That could lend itself to other issues. For example, the apartment building I mentioned earlier, near the Kincora, was home to tags and soon there after was home to a trashed yard, illegal dumping, etc. Yes, it's the owner's responsibility to correct these problems, but what happens when the owner is absentee.
It's not as easy as just "backing off."
No, I'm not asking you anything about someone's actual house or someone's theoretical house.
What I'm asking is whether or not you support the idea of property rights. Do you or do you not think that we should be able to own property and have control over it?
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Written Friday, January 09, 2009 By Dan WebbView author's profile
Ubisoft just sent word that there is new DLC available on the Marketplace for Shaun White Snowboarding. The unusually named "Glamour Pack" weighs in at 400 Microsoft points and provides the boarder with new gear to take on the slopes. I say unusually because looking at the accompanying screens, it's hardly glamourous snowboarding in an oufit that is reminiscent of a purple zebra.
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Europe's Illegal Transaction Tax
The EU's own lawyers reject the extraterritorial levy.
So much for Europe's great sprint to tax financial transactions. In a leaked opinion dated September 6, the EU Council's Legal Service argues that the proposed levy is "not compatible" with European Union treaties because it "infringes upon the taxing competences of non participating Member States." Translated from the legalese, that means France, say, would be collecting revenue on certain trades conducted in the U.K. though the U.K. government hasn't agreed to the tax.
These columns have highlighted this feature of Europe's financial tax since its current incarnation was unveiled in February, but it's heartening to hear it from the EU's own lawyers. The Legal Service's opinion is nonbinding, but it will likely send the European Commission back to the drawing board. We still recommend throwing out the drawing board, along with the drawing.
The Commission first presented the transaction tax in 2011 as a way for national governments to recoup the cost of bailing out banks during the financial crisis. When big member states such as Britain, the Netherlands and Sweden started backing away from the project, the Commission found a legal workaround to allow a subset of EU countries to go forward. The proposal's latest incarnation taxes purchases and sales of shares, bonds and derivatives, and 11 out of 28 EU governments are signed up.
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Rain kept most of the music away from the first of the Concerts in the Park series that kicked off tonight in Bowling Green, but there's more to look forward to this season.
The concert in the parks series began tonight with umbrellas and tents, but with a new schedule that brings patron music at Fountain Square Park and Circus Square Park at different times throughout the evening, organizers say this should be the best season yet.
"You got to go to two different parks so you could intermingle back and forth which of course benefits all the businesses downtown, because they're going to have that traffic flow, and that's the whole point of having events downtown," said The District's Robin Hardin.
Members of tonight's band Salvage Town agree.
"We feel like it's a great thing. The more Scottsville Road travels out toward the interstate, the more people get pulled away from downtown. It's a great area. There's great things going on down here, and the more we can pull people down here and keep things involved with downtown, it's a better atmosphere," said Salvage Town Lead Singer Kyle Beard.
The rain put a damper on that atmosphere tonight, and made it difficult for the bands to play, but music isn't the only thing the series offers. There's no shortage of food despite the rain.
"Verdi is open. 440 is open, but we wanted to also have additional restaurants so we named it the tasting of the district," said Hardin.
Brickyard Cafe and Mellow Mushroom bring a different selection of dishes each Friday to the square, and they're not alone. Several vendors like Chaney's Dairy Barn and Kona Ice offer treats that can cool you down.
"We need to support the downtown district. We're a new business, and we're trying to get our name out there, so people, please come visit us. I come to your neighborhoods, so please come visit me at the downtown square," said Kona Ice's Kona.
The series has just begun, with 8 more chances for sunshine, music and food.
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Spatial sound reproduction systems with a large number of loudspeakers are increasingly being used. Wave field synthesis is a reproduction technique using a large number of densely placed loudspeakers (loudspeaker array). The underlying theory, however, assumes a continuous distribution of loudspeakers. Individual loudspeakers placed at discrete positions constitute a spatial sampling process that may lead to sampling artifacts. These may degrade the perceived reproduction quality and will limit the application of active control techniques like active room compensation. The sampling artifacts for the reproduction of plane waves have already been discussed in previous papers. This paper derives the spatial sampling artifacts and anti-aliasing conditions for the reproduction of virtual point sources on linear loudspeaker arrays using wave field synthesis techniques.
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May 13, 2013Mars: War Logs has big ambitions, but it feels like it was rushed out the door – perhaps due to budgetary constraints. The makings of an impressive game are here, unfortunately it just doesn't hold together particularly well.
Jul 23, 2013Amongst the many sins of Mars: War Logs, the total lack of originality is the worst one.
May 10, 2013With better pacing and a lot more balancing, Mars: War Logs could have been a fresh, satisfying take on BioWare's proven formula. Its intriguing premise and characters eventually succumb to its broken systems, creating a fiction you'll hope sooner to finish than completely understand.
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Apr 27, 2013For the price its not a bad game. Combat is harsh and unforgiving but not without its charm, character interaction is amusing and often yourFor the price its not a bad game. Combat is harsh and unforgiving but not without its charm, character interaction is amusing and often your choices in such have an obvious effect in game. The ingame crafting allows you to alter the effects and appearance of the armour and weapons your character uses. The graphics given the games pricing can be forgiven. The voice acting is laughable at times, but the games indie background seems to have allowed the developers to go for a more adult tone in language and events which makes a change to most RPGs on the market.The only major fault is the often, tedious nature of some the quests you receive, go here, double back, route through numerous piles of garbage hidden about the level.… Full Review »
Apr 27, 2013I just heard about this game yesterday when it's released. I do a bit of research afterwards on how the game is developed and it looksI just heard about this game yesterday when it's released. I do a bit of research afterwards on how the game is developed and it looks interesting. I bought the game afterwards for $20 and I have to say, for an indie game, this is an excellent game. It's an action rpg where your decisions in game will affect the game later. I'm 6 hours into the game and I'm not even halfway finished. Graphic looks good, the people's lips are kind of stiff but overall the animation is great, voice acting is pretty good, combat is actually fun and challenging, kind of like the Witcher 2 only with clubs and guns, and best of all it's only 2.5 GB in size. Wow, 2.5 GB and the game is this long and content filled. That's a big surprise. It's definitely worth the money.… Full Review »
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The combat is fairly good, at first it may seem weird but itVery well done game for the price of $20. They've done a lot of things right.
The combat is fairly good, at first it may seem weird but it works well.
The quest are somewhat interesting, some are fetch this, bring it back, but other feel well placed for the setting.
For the lip sync you end up not realising that it's out of time and done fairly bad. Voice acting isn't the best but the main characters voice acting is done very well!
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Has good character progression. Things you do can reflect on comments made by other characters. Skill tree isn't as vast as say Skyrim, but you wouldn't need anything more than what it gives.
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Dan (did a modified crossing) and David did the Sandia Crossing. Basically running from South to North across the Sandia Mountain Range.
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We started at the Arrow Trailhead and took the South Crest Trail.
The first several miles worked up to the crest on trails like this. Low angle and runnable for the most part.
View to the south.
Dan running hard up the South Crest Trail.
Video of the start. Very exciting!!
View along the west side of the Sandias.
Looking east.
Getting higher, approaching South Sandia Peak.
South Sandia Peak
We now started to get into aspen groves.
Some of the aspen are starting to change.
Looking at the North Sandia Peak. We would run over this and down north (photo left) off of it.
The trail stayed just east of the crest.
Looking back south from where we just came.
Not the best video
Approaching the Ski Area.
Sandia Ski Area
Looking down towards Alburquerque
Fall in New Mexico
Aid station at the top of the Crest
This grove of aspen on the way down was full on into fall colors. Sweet.
Working to the finish.
There is the finish. Unfortunately it is still over 3 miles to there.
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If youre like me, youre probably wondering how a person with a conscience could write the majority opinion in which the Washington State Supreme court denied gay men and lesbians the right to marry. The only way to answer that question is to ask Justice Madsen herself. (Please note that the following conversation takes place entirely in my imagination and is therefore 1,000 percent accurate. Feel free to crib the questions and the answers for candidate interviews!).
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JUSTICE MADSEN: Hello, Dr. Dobson?
ORIGINAL ANDREW: No, this is Original Andrew calling for our scheduled interview.
MADSEN: Right, sorry, I was expecting a very important call from Colorado Springs. So, you mentioned that your readers would like to know more about me since Ill probably be running for re-election in 2010.
OA: Yes, so lets start with your background.
MADSEN: Well, my official bio on the Washington Courts home page says that I grew up in Renton and graduated from the University of Washington in 1974, then earned my law degree from Gonzaga University in 1977. I worked as a public defender, Seattle city prosecutor, then as a Municipal Judge before being elected to the Washington State Supreme Court in 1992. Ive received a ton of important sounding awards, none of which are relevant right now but all of which are strangely ironic given my recent ruling. Im also the chair of the Washington State Gender and Justice Commission, which must be one of those right-wing Republican groups whose goal is the opposite of what its name implies.
My husband and I have four children, and we never had to suffer the indignity of begging the courts and those piranhas in the legislature to allow us to get married.
OA: Uh, right. So, lets talk about the Andersen case. Tell us why gay men and women dont deserve equality.
MADSEN: Now hold on one moment, I never said that. If you read my ruling closely, youll notice that its chock-a-block full of meaningless moral equivocations and focus group tested lies that I used to totally abdicate my ethical and legal responsibilities to protect minorities from the tyranny of a majority that pathologically hates them for their own specious reasons.
OA: In other words, you dont agree with the legislatures debasement and denigration of an entire group of people and their families to score cheap political points, but youll happily rubber stamp it.
MADSEN: Only if its politically expedient, and you can bet that Gerry Alexander will back me up on that. Look, Im against all forms of discrimination, except when Im for them, which is only when it matters. Just like Im against judicial lynching, literally and figuratively, except when I hear about two men or two women who need the rights, responsibilities and protections that civil marriage provides, then Im all for it. And I totally believe in equal protection, but only as long as it just means that all wealthy, white heterosexuals are treated the same under the law.
Besides, I noted in my ruling that there is no discrimination since neither a man nor a woman may marry someone of the same sex, which I really cant take credit for since its a copy and paste job from the rulings of those racist judges in the South who wrote that bans on inter-racial marriage arent discriminatory because neither whites nor blacks may marry someone of the other race so everyone is treated the same. (Laughs) Those white trash crackers really knew how to turn their state constitutions into an open sham with an Orwellian-style turn of a phrase, didnt they?
OA: So, you would allow the legislature to pass a law like the one in Nigeria that makes not only same-sex marriages illegal, but also makes even friendships between homosexuals punishable by imprisonment or death?
MADSEN: Absolutely, you see the legislature is entitled to believe that limiting friendships to heterosexuals is rational because heterosexual friendships are the only ones that religious leaders tell me can thrive. Heterosexuals would lose all interest in socializing if homosexuals were allowed to have friends or family members. See, I dont make the rules here; I just go with the flow.
We dont know what challenges the future holds in terms of civil rights and human rights, but you can be absolutely confident that we will fail to meet them.
OA: Lower courts, other states Supreme Courts as well our societies most respected medical, legal and psychological professionals have stated that relationships between gay men, lesbians and their partners and children are just as healthy and valid as those between opposite sex couples which was thoroughly documented in the Andersen case. What would have happened if you had acknowledged that gay men and lesbians deserve marriage equality?
MADSEN: Well for one thing, that certifiable sociopath with a 28% approval rating, George W. Bush, would have gone on national television and denounced me as an "activist judge," now I may look like a nice person in my official portrait, but Id take a tire iron to the legs of those so-called civil rights demanding homos before Id allow Bush or some Fox News hack to do that. And then, the religious nuts would have gone mad with wailing and gnashing their teeth and written letters letting me know that God told them Im going to fry in Hell. I guess He cant tell me directly, so its like when youre mad at your sister and you tell your mom to tell her to pass the pepper, you know?
Anyway, most people are ignorant of history or anything that happened longer than like three days ago, so they just cant appreciate the irony that this situation is almost word for word exactly like the anti-inter-racial marriage hysteria of the 20th century. In fact, I must have been fifteen when the US Supreme Court overturned the states bans on inter-racial marriage and you can bet their ruling that marriage is a fundamental right had absolutely no impact on me whatsoever, which is why our society must continue to repeat its mistakes over and over and over again.
OA: And then what would have happened?
MADSEN: Civilization itself would have collapsed, just like its collapsed in all of the other places that allow same sex marriage like Belgium, Canada, Massachusetts, the Netherlands, Spain and South Africa, or where they have civil unions or domestic partnerships such as Andorra, California, Connecticut, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, the District of Columbia, England, Finland, France, Germany, Greenland, Hawaii, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Luxembourg, Maine, Mexico City, the Mexican State of Coahuila, New Jersey, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Vermont and now Washington.
Its just like when society was destroyed forty years ago after the Loving v. Virginia ruling allowed Negroes and whites to marry, because social collapse is what happens when two people who love each other and want to spend their lives together are legally able to marry.
OA: Wow, you must have struggled with denying people equality when so many other states and countries have tried to remedy this injustice.
MADSEN: (Laughs) Not really, you see the hardest part of my job is pretending to care. You wouldnt believe how many boring sob stories Ive had to listen to in my nearly two decades on the bench, and those little muscles that help me sigh and roll my eyes are almost worn out, so telling gay men, lesbians and their children that theyre inferior really means nothing to me.
Fortunately, none of my friends, family or co-workers are gay or even know any homosexuals, which 100% guarantees that Ill never have to answer any awkward, righteously indignant questions about my judgment from people for whom this couldnt be a more personal or deeply offensive betrayal. Much like former US Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell, Ive never known any homosexuals so theres just no reason why I should give a damn what happens to them.
OA: Justice Fairhurst said in her dissent that people will feel shame and regret because of your ruling.
MADSEN: My ruling in Andersen vs. King County only seems like a total insult to the dignity and intelligence of my fellow citizens when taken out of context or when quoted verbatim. Besides, the first thing you learn on the Supreme Court is that concepts like "equal protection" and "privileges and immunities" are just fancy, abstract legal catch phrases from yesteryear that simply have no logical application in real life.
Ultimately, its the responsibility of our states most sadistic, vicious citizens to determine if the minorities that they hate deserve equal rights. For example, if 51% of Washington State residents voted to legalize segregation or slavery, well, who am I to judge?
OA: Your bio states that you were only the third woman elected to the state Supreme Court; isnt it possible that the similar courage, hard work and sacrifices of others helped make that possible, especially since you grew up in an era of rampant sexism and cruel job discrimination?
MADSEN: Youve heard of the "glass ceiling," right? Well allow me to introduce you to the "glass door," meaning that those of us who broke through the stereotypes, bigotry and sexism that my generation faced will slam the door permanently shut in the faces of the next generation if they dare try to make life better for themselves or future generations.
OA: I guess thats all we need to know. Thank you for your time, Justice Madsen.
MADSEN: Thank you and your readers. God bless this pseudo-theocratic, backward kakistocracy we lovingly call America, and dont forget to vote not that itll make one scintilla of difference in your lives.


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distinguish one from the other. today, as we look ahead, there is no one i can think of that i would rather help from in both to celebrate these and look ahead in terms of developments in the asia hafe pacific region. the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, ed royce, is an old friend and a real leader on foreign affairs. he has been actively involved in very preliminaried and substantial way with u.s. policy towards asia since he first came to congress 11 terms ago. representing california's 34rd district, we are honored to have the chairman here and his wife with us, marie, thanks for being with us today.
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as we look ahead and mr. chairman, we look forward very much to your insight as to what we might expect. we all understand that today, the world is a very dangerous place. i understand you have just come from chairing hearings on the current situation in syria, which is certainly a flashpoint in the world today. but as we look back and stay focused here in this confines today any way, it's our great pleasure to ask you, if you would, to come up and share your insights with us on the united states, asian the future. thank you. and welcome back. \[applause] >> thank you very much. good morning, ambassador, marie, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. i'm delighted to be here. they tell me that the b.c. lee lecture has a long and distinguished history. well, so has ed fulner. and i want to thank him for the leadership that he has given this institution for so long.
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also, i should say a word about walter, the director of the asian study center because without him we wouldn't have the asian-pacific press here today and wouldn't have the round table that he does and outreach. well, i think i should begin by telling you that ambassador choy and i were recently in california and we were there with veterans of the korean war. and there is, indeed, a unique bond that exists between veterans and those that they fought so bravely to protect. and we saw that bond there that day, and it is a reminder of the special relationship that exists between our countries that goes back some 60 years.
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but it is also a reminder that as that relationship has matured, so has south korea evolved. if we remember the situation after the devastation of the war, everything was in ashes. you see those photographs brought back by those g.i.'s that show the absolute destruction that was on that peninsula. and today, as you go back to seoul and you be hold what has come to pass, it is phenomenal that at this 60th anniversary and at this one-year anniversary, frankly, of our legislation, legislation which i co-authored, we are looking at a korea that i think would have been unimaginable to that generation, to those men who accepted those awards from you that day. ambassador choi. you think about the spirit, and
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b.c. lee, he was well known for what they call his pioneering spirit, his willingness to commit to new markets even when their potential was not readily apparent. it was his willingness to take risks that propeled samsung and propeled south korea to the highest level of innovation and of success. and that, indeed, is the foundation of capitalism itself, this entrepreneurial risk taking and the ability to receive that reward, to take those risks, and thus engender that type of growth. and believe that b.c. lee would agree that the enduring legacy of america's commitment to the asia-pacific region is without a doubt the long-term economic prosperity that is at the heart of this dynamic evolution that
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we see in asia. america's contribution to asia's growth has been overwhelmingly positive and a big part of that, a big part of it was the free market and open trading system that the u.s. helped build after the war. as a result, many asian countries have enjoyed unprecedented prosperity, and so has the united states. our nation is, after all, a pacific power. california, us in asia's not the far east. for us, it's the near west. and none of the prosperity would have been possible without the stability that america's security umbrellas brought to asia. but what has been the norm for generations is now starting to change. perhaps the catalyst of this
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change is the perception, either rightly or wrongly, that the balance of power in asia is undergoing a once in a lifetime transformation. what we are seeing is that asia's collective attention is gradually shifting away from economic prosperity to, instead, security concerns. where nations used to focus on trade and commerce, now they discuss nationalism, military budgets and even provocative behavior. look no further than the territorial dispute in the east china sea. for these reasons, we must shift away from the old approach, which unnecessarily divided the region and separated economic engagement from our political engagement. the old way of doing business is not only cumbersome, but it is becoming less relevant. tomust somehow find a way reinvigorate our engagement of
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asia, not for fear that we may be left out, but rather we must engage so that we can once again move the focus squarely back to economic prosperity. this notable shift and focus in trade to nationalism frankly worries me. thereat's why i believe must be some urgency to this. we have seen the alternative before. there are no winners in arms races. i selected asia as the destination of my first overseas trip to send an unmistakable message that the region is critically important to the united states. i was hartened by the warm welcome that my ranking member and i received in japan in taiwan and in the philippines, in china and in south korea. during our visit, three issues dominated our discussions. north korea, territorial dispute and economic prosperity.
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the region has changed so much that the old way of doing business will not help us achieve our objective in the future. a fundamental restructuring of u.s. involvement in the asia pacific, will resolve the endless standoff with north korea once and for all. india will no longer be artificially be separated from the rest of asian we will firmly anchor taiwan into the global trading system. the u.s. must take an in-depth look with its relationship with china and find a balanced approach that takes into account america's interest while striving for a productive relationship. finally, we must make america the most attractive location to do business for the asia- pacific region. let's get the conversation back on to economic prosperity and away from die advise i have nationalism.
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america's north korea policy has been a failure by all measures. and i will share with you that includes democratic and republican administrations. our inability to bring about real change inside north korea has resulted in a region that is more insecure today than it was during the 1994 framework agreement, when that agreement promised a nuclear-free korean peninsula. that approach has not worked. earlier this month, i called a hearing examining policy options for imposing a different approach, an approach that frankly, we tried in 2005, and that approach was the approach with the bank of delta asian the sanctions we placed on the financial system. i plan to introduce bipartisan legislation in the next few weeks with the ranking member to target north korea's access to hard currency via its many
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illicit activities and use of foreign banks. and the reason for this is because the most expensive defense strategy is a nuclear weapons program. in terms of items in the budget, the cost and hard currency to develop this and maintain this, it is absolutely overwhelming. and when i spoke to defectors who had been part of the weapons system or missile system, they told me when that was deployed in 2005, 2006, they could not get parts. they had to close down the production line. there wasn't the hard currency for the regime to pay its generals or certainly to run that program. it is time that we thought long- term. if we do nothing, then it's almost a guarantee that north korea will develop a nuclear warhead and will shrink that
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warhead and place it on top of an icbm and plunge northeast asia into an open arms race. and the costs of that are going to be extraordinary. looking towards south asia, it be hoofs the u.s. to integrate asia into the broader economic trading system. we must include india not as a sournt balance to china but because it makes economic sense. indeed, many have advocated a larger role for india, but few have articulated why this greater roll is in india self- interest. and this is simple. economic prosperity. india is the world's largest democracy. and will soon be one of the world's largest economies. its involvement in asia will be a welcomed addition. the u.s. must work with india to reduce her domestic
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constraints to growth and inagrees foreign direct investment. reducing red tape, increasing the supply of electricity, improving the tax system, strengthening the ability to enforce contracts will all lift india's ranking and spur business growth in a way that has been missing thus far. largelyia's economy is based on global supply chains, it is absolutely critical for india to enact reforms and liberalize its economy, to tap into this regional market. this is how india anchors itself in the asia-pacific region and we should do what we can to help leverage those reforms inside india. that is why i believe the administration must redouble its efforts to secure a u.s.india bilateral investment treaty. current negotiations are
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proceeding far too slowly. there are important issues to resolve and it's going to take a concerted effort to make progress, but once the b.i.t. is firmly in place, the u.s. should work with india on a free trade agreement that will foster more trade. we should also work with india on high-tech visas where both of our countries jointly benefit. i strongly believe that where goods and services cross borders, armies do not. if this isn't motivation enough, let's consider the fact that of the 11 trillion in new wealth that is going to be generated worldwide over the next five years, half of that amount, half of that amount is going to be in asia. with this in mind, the united states must not shy away from including taiwan into the broader international trading regime. for far too long, the discussion about taiwan has been dominated by arms sales.
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this approach to an island of 23 million people, which boasts a world-class manufacturing sector is sadly inadequate. taiwan is a robust democracy, with a strong commitment to human rights, to free speech, to free markets. so let's complete the u.s.taiwan investment agreement and in short order let's begin negotiations towards a bilateral investment treaty. china's rise cannot be ignored, but it also does not need to be our collective obsession as well. the u.s. must engage china and seek a more productive relationship, because it's really in our best interest to make this relationship work. all the concerns about china, whether they are trade dispute or human rights will never fully go away. of to choose a path
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contentiousness, really limits what we are able to achieve. when it comes to china, it's likely we will continue to have disagreements. regardless of the issue, we have to keep talking and maintain open lines of communications. that is why i'm a strong advocate for increasing military-to-military exchanges between our two countries. unfortunately, the u.s. doesn't have the economic influence in asia that it once had to drive that agenda. the economic activity has shifted gradually away from the u.s. to china. interregional trade between china and southeast asia has also grown tremmedously. trade between china and australia has grown. japan is even more focused on the chinese market than the american market. and while i fully support japan's interest to join the partnership, that t.p.p. free trade agreement alone cannot reverse this trend.
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if the u.s. is going to remain an economic leader in asia, if we are going to succeed, we need to get better at home. to do that, we must make the most of our human resources, and that requires better education here in the united states. we need more students we need more students studying math and science. we must fully embraced the diversity of asian americans. americans,nese currie and americans, a filipino americans. are 95 countries represented with in this district. have long consulted to better understand developments abroad. many are active in trading and investing in asia which is a source of our national wealth. but as congress i sponsor legislation to make it easier for state universities to teach
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strategic languages so that our .tudents are better equipped am a strong advocate for increasing the number of visas for foreigners receive advanced degrees. in the u.s. 76% of all registered patents from the top of from the top position producing units. they come from foreign students. foreign students in the u.s.. these inventors are driving economic prosperity with the consequences of their backgrounds in these hard sciences. in our current system we welcome foreign students to the united states. we provide them the education
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and the mason them home so they can compete against us and this makes sense. america's current the involvement was not be combined by the same old approaches that may have served a purpose. we must harness the full to address the challenges we have before is. that is how they built samsung in the aftermath of the caribbean war. today it is truly world-class. we can insure the future legacy is focused on mutual economic prosperity. that is the focus i bring and which i am suggesting to you. i thank you for the opportunity. i look forward to answering your
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questions. .> thank you very much i'm from the vietnamese service. important the situation in china and other countries. of this.spark that recently china should agree on this. >> that is a quote from the newspaper there. what i did say was that under
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the treaty of b.c. is that i understood why the government and the philippines would to resolvet approach this conflict. efforts have been made to reach an agreement to come to the mutual beneficial agreement. that had failed. the ability to have a resolution to this very that method was logical. ofs i think the resolution these disputes have to come by nature of using the rule of law. resolution that exists under that treaty is an to address this
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problem. our goal and our diplomacy is based on urging governments not to use the type of rhetoric that leads to confrontation but instead to work multinational a in order to resolve disputes. we can see areas when nations with competing claims came very close to resolution. inause of nationalist voices both countries, we failed to achieve that opportunity to resolve.
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to the capital markets, what the consequences will be in terms of contraction. if you set off the rhetoric which then lead to escalation and then meet to construction of trade and confidence in the region. this right now is a very great challenge for the united states. of the challenge because rise of this national rhetoric. this is something that, the diplomatic corps is here today, they are in agreement. that we allthing need to remind our political class as well as foreign heads of state. we all can leave this world and to a more reasoned
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careful discourse over these issues in which the resolution can be mutual clean -- mutually beneficial. >> one more comments. read there is a chance, thank you for the excellent presentation. i agree with your nationalism is a big challenge in asia especially at a time of rise in prosperity. perhaps this is the nationalism by itself. if it is a question of how theon nations can involve tolerance and pluralistic
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nationalism as opposed to narrow minded inner looking arrogance. nationalism is good. it is what kind of nationalism. >> i do not think i could have put the better myself. that point is taken. you are collect -- correct. >> he talked a lot about economics and economic prosperity for the region. the wonder how that fix the discussion of human rights. anl you be pushing for independent investigation? many explain my position on human rights.
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trying to draw an experience i in east germany at the very time that we were changing our strategy with respect to radio-free europe. the ability of that surrogate radio to operate their with the east germans considered the old bombastic and information that was coming in, there was a as a result ofod these people who really have their finger on the pulse giving information in real time. attitude change. i had an opportunity to listen to the east germans tell me
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about how they were changing their attitude about their totalitarian system and how much they wanted freedom of speech. they were learning about terrorism. ande's a more open democratic system. my hope is that our radio free asia legislation, and i have the legislation to make a permanence which broadcasts into countries that you not have a free press will provide that opportunity for a surrogate free press. what is important is that the voices need to be reporters that are recently from that country to conduct everything from a dialogue in talk radio. the we haveo this expanded in north korea.
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changingto factors north. today. arehe broadcast or they explaining what really is happening inside of the country. interesting also is the impact of soap operas. these honest -- these on the show's? they are rather addicted. when they watched that they recognize the difference between the prosperity in the south in the circumstances are in. i have interviewed a lot of them on my trips.
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the information across the rest of asia from burma to china to vietnam. it is changing people's attitudes. the recently from those countries to have access. i think it is a combination. >> how are you going to respond? about chinese human rights issues.
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china had 30 million forced abortions every year. i hope you're talking about human rights issue. i think of both issues are important. i think the evolution in terms of human rights is partly dependence on what we put information into china about what is happening on the ground in order to expose these type of abuses. that is best done through radio free asia.
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i am a member of the hearings that we hold on this issue which elevate human rights and which gets that information out into the international press. partly through the internet giving the information to the press inside china. it it is also partly radio free asia posting this dialogue. we have seen how much china has changed in pretty short order. i remember discussions that i had with richard nixon on his last trip to the house.
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he suggested i come over to the senate. on how we could eventually evolve societies. there are more ideals like the ones we're talking about. offhought to try to cut it and probably would work. the gauge of a strategy might lead to some very real changes. part of that is our responsibility. journalists have irresponsibility. it is to make everyone understand what is really happening. the pressure is the type of change inhat forces a a society.
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advocateroutinely these issues in the house of representatives from the forms we have here. we're also doing it in country. thank you. post time to review the news agency. last month when he visited beijing you had an opportunity with the new premier a couple of days ago what is your impression about chinese leaders? what do you expect from them regarding the u.s.-china relations? you realize the united states should engage more with china. -- dohe current mechanism you see that the current mechanism is enough?
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>> it is wise to have more exchanges between the parliamentarians here between the u.s. and china. .e know the issues we want to see a two-way street. we want to see and access to markets for this. we want to see human rights issues addressed. we also hope to see the types of reforms that will bring a part more personal freedom. it is necessary for this to officialsnges between there and officials and the united states. but is also necessary to
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continue the broadcasting work that i am talking about so that people understand the full range of issues that are under discussion. >> it does not include of the with indonesia and the philippines. our partnership includes all the countries and afghan + china india, japan, australia and new zealand. this seems to be more appealing to the countries. have a trade not
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agreement with them. the ttp is less inclusive. what would your thoughts be? we will be talking about economic prosperity. at what we can do. and think we started the process. beacon certainly be expanded. it is a good framework. .e're in negotiations crennel japan has recently announced its conclusion. as we go for there will be more nations.
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this strategy will later be more inclusive. other questions? >> good morning. i was working on the affairs. it has the agreements. you know that is an issue that is still going back and forth
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between the state department and .he folks in seoul yeah lot to say and how that thing get shaped up. have you formed your views on this? reviewing that agreement. it is a work in progress. >> thank you. nice to see you. ask if you could elaborate on the bipartisan legislation name mentioned about targeting north autria's currency and what that would consist of. to levelsome trying the sanctions against north followhat would maby the model of other countries that have been sanctioned. what can be done in a concrete way? quite a want to give credit to
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stewartation lee b. -- model back in 1985. it is trying to push the concepts of sanctions that would impact the hard currency. he developed the model that was developed. in whatct of that, directly led to that was the discovery that they were using a counterfeit $100 bills that north korea was counterfeiting. we moved very quickly. it was enormously effective. the state department later had second thoughts about it. in northcertain issues korea. the regina approached the state
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department and said if you will only ways this -- raises will come back to negotiating table. we know the efforts were not offered because they were in the pilfering their technology to syria. they have a carbon copy of their nuclear weapons program. deployed probably should have been continued. it is probably the case that it would head presented them with a choice of giving up that program in compromising or staying the course and facing the implosion. the situation today is much more dire for the regime.
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i have been in north korea. people leaving or career is one of having no confidence any longer. an ever smaller circle of people. on top of that we had very provocative behavior now they're calling into question his judgment on the part of people in north korea. certainly antagonizing this. causing discomfort. if the board to employ these controls -- if they were going to employ these controls and step up on the anti- proliferation initiative is we selfn place before where
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korea and other countries were stopping -- south korea and other countries were stopping ships that were bringing the , one of therts things they do is drugs, missile parts, armaments, of those ships on the high seas. you have cut all the means of obtaining hard currency. over on this side. >> thank you so much for your excellent presentation. i really enjoyed it.
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this is a follow-up question on the sanctions. impose economic sanctions, one of the most important gatekeeper's is china. how do you reconcile your outlined approach to china with northanctions against caribbean? >> shine is losing its patience to a certain -- china is losing its patients to a certain extent with north korea. one thing on their mind is a consequence to the arms race all across east asia. because of that i think that is why china originally ungunicated to kim jong i not to do the missile tests and subsequently not to do the nuclear tests. is verythis young man
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aggressive. he is out of step with world opinions. i think we have a growing unanimity in terms of the conclusion that this kind of concept is not in anyone's interest. is why i think that we might see less subsidy from china into no. 3 and more messages like the ones that we saw on the issue of the nuclear test.nd the icbm on the know, things obama as illustration, it the policy has been seen by chinese as the containment to china.
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i am wondering will what they should do to increase as a result that view held by the chinese. i think there is a strategic mistrust. what do you think the ninth stage should do to change that -- the united states should do to change that? >> one of the things we can do is focus on economic activity. what on the cornerstone of has led to the dramatic prosperity and increase of wealth creation around the world. if that can bue on trade and protection, the basic issue of the foundation of economic prosperity, i think that is
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something that resonates. i think that is the way we seeain why it is we want to the reforms. it the reforms we are asking for is we engage with countries around the world. they are reforms that actually benefit the populace in those countries. it is not just that a rising tide was so votes in terms of trade and liberalized markets. it is also the fact that economic reforms that empower to tremendousad opportunities and also more freedom. i think that type of dialogue is the type of dialogue that we need to engage in. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> next week, and the supreme court hears oral arguments on
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s.d two same-sex marriage case the first is on tuesday. the 2008 ballot initiative amending the state's constitution to recognize marriage is only between a man and a woman. then on wednesday the defense a marriage act. it began to listen to both those oral arguments on tuesday and wednesday evening at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> we can take pictures of the scanswith mris or p.e.t. but there is this a normal gap about how the circuits function in order to move my hand or look at you in process that information or to lay down a memory. we do not know how that works. will be technology
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development. we came to be able to record from hundreds of thousands of brain cells at the same time. this is the brain activity map. it is giving to be a very exciting moment to put something together that we could >> our roundtable focuses on the president's trip to the middle east. at four.com.ine good morning. whichshing bureau chief is available. thank you for being here. .et me begin with israel fights
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whatses this question, will israelis and palestinians to do now. how do you respond? what are they going to get the israelis to do. some movement that was not expected. we are seeing that the united states is pushing for a meeting. the prime minister -- we are seeing some movement that was basically gone. expectations were pretty low.
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the president was using this trip to listen. what were the results? , the question is how do you translate that. how do you turn this momentum. let me get your reactions. >> the president spent today than israel. he crossed the border into palestinian territory. he had this to say about the peace process. that the status
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quo is really not a status quo because of the situation on the ground continues to evolve it makes it harder for us to reach. i know that the palestinian people are frustrated. what are my main messages today. the same message i am conveying is that we cannot give up. on the search up for peace. no matter how hard it is. we'll continue to look for steps build thatsraelis to confidence upon which lasting peace will depend. your reaction? he made a strong statement that he is committed. it was suggested in this time. he is back
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