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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon is seeking congressional approval for development of a new weapon able to strike distant targets an hour after they are detected, a newspaper reported on Monday.
The president's arsenal? But… but… that old, outdated, quaint Constitution, which we were foolishly taught to revere as the highest law of the land, makes the now laughable claim that only Congress has the power to declare war — and that the President of the United States is not a King.
Evidently our republic is finished. Oh well.
—Ralph May 28, 2006, 11:47 pm | |
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D-Day Beach Warmth Belies Tensions in U.S.-France TiesMatthew Campbell, Francois de Beaupuy and Margaret Talev
France is selling weapons to Russia in defiance of American efforts to isolate President Vladimir Putin. The U.S. is preparing to slap France's largest bank with a fine that could top $10 billion. French government ministers have sought to derail General Electric Co.'s bid for France's top energy-equipment maker.
As Barack Obama and Francois Hollande prepare to meet on a Normandy beach this week to mark the 70th anniversary of D-Day, the relationship between the countries is getting chillier.
"We are transitioning to an era where the bilateral relationship with the Americans, and the broader EU, is looking more difficult for the French," said Mujtaba Rahman, the head of the Europe practice at political consultancy Eurasia Group. Under former President Nicolas Sarkozy, "the French were far more relevant and effective at pressing home their points in Washington."
The increased tensions come after a period of improvement in relations from a decade ago, when the governments of George W. Bush and Jacques Chirac clashed bitterly over the invasion of Iraq. In February, Obama gave Hollande a full state dinner -- an increasingly rare honor reserved for the most important U.S. partners.
While France and the U.S. are still working together on a range of issues, they're drifting apart in some key areas as Hollande grapples with a stagnant economy and the rise of the anti-EU National Front, which advocates ending the transatlantic alliance. France, Europe's second-largest economy, will be critical to progress on a proposed EU-U.S. trade deal.
"The French government has so many problems on its hands, and we can't blame them on the U.S.," said Philippe Moreau Defarges, a researcher at the French Institute of International Relations in Paris.
Landing Craft
The countries' differences will be on display the evening before the June 4 D-Day ceremony. Just after talks with Obama, Hollande plans to see Putin -- invited to Normandy to recognize the Soviet Union's role in defeating Nazi Germany. The meeting at the Elysee Palace will be Putin's first with a head of state from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization since he took over Crimea.
Although Hollande's government has called for an end to violence in Ukraine and condemned the Crimean annexation, it has resisted U.S. pressure to cancel the sale to the Russian Navy of Mistral-class helicopter carriers manufactured by DCNS SA -- a state-controlled shipbuilder 35 percent owned by Thales SA.
Almost two football fields long and designed to carry landing craft and more than a dozen choppers, the carriers are an ultra-modern version of the vessels used for the Normandy landings. Russian sailors are scheduled to visit France for training on operating the vessels, though no date has been set.
Western Front
Hollande, Obama, Putin, U.K. prime minister David Cameron and German chancellor Angela Merkel will attend this week's commemorations. A series of ceremonies will mark the 1944 invasion led by British, American, and Canadian forces that opened the Western Front against Germany.
An official in Hollande's office said that despite points of concern such as the Mistral deal, there has been no cooling of relations between France and the U.S. Hollande has in the past said that the Mistral delivery isn't covered by the current sanctions.
Amid the crisis in Ukraine, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein, Morgan Stanley's James Gorman, and PepsiCo Inc.'s Indra Nooyi canceled plans to attend last month's St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, a high-profile annual conclave championed by Putin.
Siberia Deal
French business leaders weren't nearly as restrained. Chief executives of companies such as Alstom SA, Total SA, and Schneider Electric SA traveled to the former Imperial Russian capital. In St. Petersburg, Total CEO Christophe de Margerie signed a contract to seek shale oil in Western Siberia with OAO Lukoil, Russia's biggest private energy company. A week earlier, de Margerie said it was "business as usual" in Russia even as the U.S. and Europe ratcheted up sanctions.
The situation in Ukraine appears to be "improving, and certainly that's good news for businesspeople," said Tom Enders, CEO of Toulouse-based planemaker Airbus SA, who didn't attend the St. Petersburg meeting. "All sides are trying to de-escalate rather than escalate."
Some French executives got a call from the U.S. embassy or a former U.S. envoy in Paris advising them not to go to St. Petersburg, according to staff at French companies who asked not to be identified discussing private communications. Others, who also declined to be named, said they received no such calls. Spokesmen for all of the companies declined to comment.
Inappropriate Message
Jennifer Psaki, a spokeswoman for the State Department in Washington, said she wasn't aware of conversations with foreign companies about the event, although the U.S. believed attendance by top executives "would send an inappropriate message, given Russia's behavior."
French companies aren't alone in seeking to limit the damage to relations with Russia, where many have built large operations. Executives in Germany, Russia's largest European trading partner, have urged caution in imposing sanctions and have continued to visit Moscow -- a stance for which Siemens AG CEO Joe Kaeser was publicly rebuked by Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel.
Meanwhile, some in Paris are opposing the highest-profile recent example of deepening Franco-American commercial relations. Officials led by Economy and Industry Minister Arnaud Montebourg have sought to block GE's proposed $17 billion acquisition of the bulk of Alstom, instead supporting a counteroffer from Germany's Siemens AG. Montebourg said in an April 28 Twitter post that Patrick Kron, Alstom's CEO, had shown a "lack of national ethics" by agreeing to the GE deal.
"GE-Alstom has become an object for the French government to score points with its constituents," said Pepe Egger, an analyst at research firm IHS Inc. in Berlin.
$10 Billion Fine
GE chief Jeffrey Immelt appeared before France's National Assembly last week after some close to the company suggested an appearance might help his case amid a threat of rising protectionist sentiment in the government, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter. A GE representative said Immelt spoke before parliament to defend the bid in advance of a meeting with Hollande the following day.
Commercial relations could be further strained by BNP Paribas SA's predicament. The bank may be forced to pay more than $10 billion -- the largest criminal penalty in U.S. history -- to settle American allegations that it violated sanctions with transactions involving Sudan, Iran, and Cuba, people familiar with the discussions have said. French government officials say Hollande will raise the issue of the fine when he meets with Obama this week.
German Surrender
A fine of such magnitude would reflect "unilateralism that is very serious and will have grave consequences," French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on France 2 television today. The government, he said, is "certain to defend BNP."
Despite their differences, France and the U.S. continue to work together to contain Iran's nuclear program, combat Islamic militancy in North Africa, and to enforce a deal to limit chemical weapons in Syria.
Yet there's a certain historical resonance in the tensions that will be simmering under the surface in Normandy this week. After the 1944 invasion, Allied troops had planned to bypass Paris in favor of an all-out drive to Berlin. French wartime leader Charles De Gaulle would have none of it. Defying Dwight Eisenhower, the commander of the Allied forces, his troops on Aug. 21 made a dash for the capital. Four days later, the Germans surrendered the city.

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You guys seriously think that?..... He's been in plenty of non AKG threads over the years, and do notice his join date of 2005. ( must be a freelancer )
Or you being sarcastic I cannot honestly tell the context here.
Either way you have to admit it's a fun thread so far.
Proof will be in the hearing, it'll all work out like every other new release. At least we aren't at early Abyss thread dispute levels yet! ( how many more weeks left to get there )
A few early opinions will answer most questions right away. There will always be some early adopter, just wait it out if you are worried, as if I even need to say that..
Exciting though @ driver possibilities
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- Check-out time is noon
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- Pets allowed *
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- Buffet breakfast (surcharge)
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- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
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- Accessible bathroom
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- Air conditioning
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 10
Self parking costs EUR 15.00 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 7.5 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 20 per pet, per stay
WiFi is available in guestrooms for EUR 3.90 per day (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Good 3.8 /5 from 413 reviews
Great showers, comfortable beds and pillows, quiet. Far from the city centre - about 45 minutes to get in via metro.
Staff were great! Be nice to have wifi in the rooms.
this hotel is list it under three star hotels, but its one star as the manager told me. we were three people in the room and provide us with one soap two towels the extra bed was not comfortable, and we ask for extra the front desk was not friendly at all she claim that she didn't have any extra and we should wait till morning.
WiFi costs money was a surprise.
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The National coordinating body representing teachers of English to speakers of other languages in Australia. ACTA aims to promote and strengthen English while supporting and respecting people's linguistic and cultural heritage.
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Optimal Economic growth with recursive preferences: decreasing rate of time preference
In the field of optimal growth theory, since Ramsey's time it is frequent to maximize a welfare function consisting of the discounted sum of instantaneous utilities. Such an optimality criterion implies that preferences are independent over time. Following in the tradition of Irwing Fisher, Koopmans presented postulates for recursive preferences for which the rate of time preference is variable. In a later study with Beals he showed that the implications are that even in the simplest situations described by the neoclassical growth model initial conditions affect the long run optimal path. These authors assumed a quasiconcave welfare function. In the present essay their analysis is extended to the case of a discounted sum of instantaneous utilities when the discount rate decreases as consumption increases, and the welfare function need not be concave.
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Seminole overviewSeminole is a relaxing place distinct for its beaches and oceanfront. You're sure to find the bar and dining options to your liking. Spend a relaxing day at Sand Key Park and Pier 60 Park when the weather is nice. Make plans to visit the popular Salvador Dali Museum and Clearwater Marine Aquarium. Seminole is a family-friendly destination while offering something for everyone.
Where to stay in SeminoleFeaturing accommodation choices that can meet everyone's needs, Seminole is the place to go. There are 375 hotels in the Seminole area and you can shop as many as 155 deals for rooms on Hotels.com, some with discounts of up to 55%.
- • 71 2-star hotels with an average price of $53 per night
- • 212 3-star hotels with an average price of $71 per night
- • 82 4-star hotels with an average price of $103 per night
How to get to SeminoleFly in to St. Petersburg, FL (PIE-St. Petersburg-Clearwater Intl.), 7.2 mi (11.6 km) from downtown Seminole. Tampa, FL (TPA-Tampa Intl.) is the next closest major airport, 18 mi (29 km) away.
What to see around SeminoleKnown for its family-friendly sights such as:
- • Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary
- • Smugglers Cove Adventure Golf
- • Alligator Attraction
- • Tampa Bay Grand Prix
- • Congo River Golf - Clearwater
- • Lake Seminole Park
- • Boca Ciega Millennium Park
- • Walsingham County Park
- • Florida Botanical Gardens
- • War Veteran Memorial Park
- • Largo Mall
- • Indian Rocks Shopping Center
- • Pasadena Shopping Center
- • BayWalk
- • Bay Village Shopping Center
- • Salvador Dali Museum
- • Sand Key Park
- • Clearwater Marine Aquarium
- • Pier 60 Park
- • Great Explorations Children's Museum
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- • January-March: 79°F day, 52°F night
- • April-June: 90°F day, 61°F night
- • July-September: 91°F day, 73°F night
- • October-December: 87°F day, 52°F night
- • January-March: 9.5 inches
- • April-June: 12.9 inches
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Many people do know the types of vacuum sealer these days. For your information, there are three kinds of vacuum food sealers that you have to know before choosing the best one for your kitchen. Thus, this article will tell you all of them just in short explanation and you can also check more types on VacuumSealerDivas.com.
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The first type is called as external vacuum sealers. This is the most popular vacuum sealers in the home-use sector. With rectangular body and its countertop equipment, it is designed for giving the best slot for plastic bag. For your information, it uses heated sealing in order to melt or seal the plastic bag properly. Therefore, the users do not have to fit the food anymore because it is totally large and suit with meat and fish obviously. Experts suggest that the users have to give a rest around ten minutes to give better result between its processes.
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The second type is chamber vacuum sealer. Actually, this was ever popular in professional kitchens only. But, it is now also popular for home users following the modern technology era. It is worth to purchase chamber vacuum food sealers since you have many dealing with foods and large batches in your kitchen. The process of this machine starts from evacuating any air inside the chamber. Then, the sealing process will start to shut the bag without leaving anything on the plastic bag. However, the weakness of this machine is located on the limitation of the food's number. Moreover, the dimension of it is quite heavy and not flexible.
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Last but not least, handheld food sealers will end this article. We suggest you to purchase this type if you want handier and easier vacuum food sealers. The use of handheld vacuum food sealers is also limited for premium space. This machine works best for small pieces of foods like breads and meats. Thanks for reading this guide of vacuum sealer types.


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I admit it: I LOVE museums. I have a sense of wonder every time I walk into one, and (obviously) art museums are among my favorites. But sometimes my kids get a little bored or start to complain after an overdose of paintings and sculptures, so I was thrilled last month when the de Young was transformed into a magical wonderland where children and their families romped, danced, and experienced art in a whole new way. The de Youngsters: A Bigger Family Party, the inaugural celebration of the next generation of museum-goers and art patrons, brought children, parents, and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco together for a night of pure joy.
Spring in San Francisco brings with it a season of art fairs, including artMRKT whose opening night preview reception this Thursday, May 16 benefits the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco's newly created New Acquisitions Fund. Featuring 70 galleries from around the globe, artMRKT provides a unique opportunity for museum professionals and art enthusiasts to gather, discuss, and view the world's premier contemporary and modern art. This year, artMRKT includes a series of special lectures presented by several of our own curators, including Emma Acker, assistant curator of American art. We sat down with Ms. Acker to discuss the relationship between art fairs and museums, such as the de Young and the Legion of Honor.
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The mix of cultures, the abundant and decadent lifestyle was articulated in the style of cooking. The finest and freshest ingredients were blended with spices from around the world creating unique flavors. Sugar and salt, both commodities to China, were used to add sweetness and to bring out the color of fresh vegetables. Star Anise from Europe was highlighted in many recipes and curries from India were adapted. Because time and help was available, a combination of slow cooking and blending unique spices resulted in rich and deep flavors.
Modern Asian Flavors is a cookbook that explores the traditional dishes of Shanghai and blends to taste with a touch of the western palate. Shanghai cuisine is a combination of many Asian and European cooking styles.
Founder and creator of chinablue culinary sauces, Richard Wong presents 60 flavorful recipes organized by course, plus a chapter on how to build a Shanghai-style pantry and a section on how to make Shanghai-style sauces. With recipes like Sesame-Soy Pork Tenderloin, Sea Bass with Country Ham, Scallions, and Ginger, Soybeans with Salted Cabbage, and Peach Wonton Crisps, you will find countless ways to create modern Asian flavors in your home kitchen.
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While I hate to admit it, we are still potty training Logan. He almost has it, but there are times where he still has accidents. We've tried motivation of all kinds – edible treats, picking out his own underwear, having mini-potty parties etc. Nothing was working.
Then we were given the opportunity to review the Pull-Ups iGo Potty App for the iPhone and progress is again being made.
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Once the app is set-up it doesn't need to be running to send the notifications. I used to set the kitchen stove timer, but that method relied on me remembering to set it – which for some reason I could never remember to do. Since using the iGo Potty app the consistent reminders has really helped Logan have less accidents.
I thought the app would be best demonstrated through a series of short videos rather than still photos. This provides you the opportunity to see Kora & Logan's reaction to and get a real life feel for whether you think it would be helpful for your potty training child.
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In Europe, where strict fuel economy and tailpipe emissions laws have long been established, this start-stop technology has been a fixture on the road for several years. In fact, it can increase the fuel economy of a vehicle by as much as 10%.
Because the systems are relatively inexpensive and undeniably save gas and money, close to 100% of vehicles manufactured in Europe will have start-stop systems by 2020, according to industrial consulting firm Frost & Sullivan.
But bringing wide-spread start-stop technology to all, or even most, cars to the U.S. has come at more of a glacial speed. Start-stop systems in the U.S. are used with hybrid vehicles (the electric motor in hybrids is used to restart the gasoline engine). The only conventionally powered (non-hybrid) vehicle to carry the technology now is the Porsche Panamera.
That's a bit ironic since most people buying the $70K-plus Porsche probably aren't too worried about saving a few bucks on gas. Rising gas prices and government fuel economy standards, though, are pushing start-stop technology down to economy cars bought by people who are saving their nickels and clipping coupons.
In addition to Kia, Ford and General Motors have announced they will be offering stop-start technology on vehicles starting in 2012. On the luxury side, BMW and Jaguar are joining Porsche.