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"This hotel is amazing, we hope to return after the renovations are complete as the pool/spa/lobby etc were not open during our stay. Overall the location and setting is beautiful, the architecture of the building is stunning, we were in a newly renovated room which overall was quite nice. The bed..."
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"Fantastic stay at hotel, right down town for ease of access to Victoria. Food at Pacific was excellent with great staff. Pay them a visit it's worth the trip."
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"The oswego is a lovely smaller boutique style hotel. There was the lovely touch of fresh apples in the room and we certainly liked the kitchenette facilities. The style of blinds on the windows were somewhat awkward to open and close, and were not very room darkening.The desk clerk was very cheer..."
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" Well located with A friendly support staff Lots to do nearby Wish it had a Jacuzzi or sauna "
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"The room was a bit small but I liked the doors where you have to wave to open it. The people are pretty nice and I also liked the spinny door. "
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"nice service and nice view it would be better if they are able to provide toothbrush, toothpaste, and any essentials in the washroom upfront instead of available upon request, since most hotels provide toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, slippers or other essentials "
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"Close to the Victoria harbour and promenade, the BC Leguslature, shopping and restaurants, museums, and attractions. A lovely boutique hotel! No balconies, but room 208 is a double queen and is the only suite with a very private stone patio. $28 mandatory valet if you have a car. Compliment..."
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"Spent one night for my husband's birthday. Were up graded to top floor room. Beautiful view and room was impeccable. Comfortable king bed with choices of pillows. Shower had extra jetted spray for your back and amenities were appreciated especially the body lotion. Would be great idea to offer th..."
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"The resort was in a great spot; we loved the esplanade on the harbourfront; the pool & hot tub & such were nice; the room was terrific(!); and we had a great time overall. We'd definitely stay here again. Constructive criticisms though: the bathroom products could be improved (not great scents ..."
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"Was a bit out of the way, but a vey nice upgrade with our original hotel being overbooked. Expedia contacted us and handled like professionals to get us setup at the Westin Bear Mountain."
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Map of luxury hotels in Victoria
- Royal Jubilee Hospital
- Butchart Gardens
- Victoria Bug Zoo
- University of Victoria
- Government Street
- Abkhazi Garden
- Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
- British Columbia Parliament Building
- Bear Mountain Golf and Country Club
- Victoria Conference Centre
- Bear Mountain Golf Club
- Royal BC Museum
- Royal Roads University
- Esquimalt Lagoon Migratory Bird Sanctuary
- Cordova Bay Golf Course
- Camosun College - Interurban Campus
- The McPherson Playhouse
- Hatley Castle
- Victoria Royal Theatre
- Uptown Center
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Things to see in Victoria
Head to the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria to see their ever-changing exhibits of exuberant artwork. Staple attractions include the priceless Emily Carr collection, while a fascinating program of lectures and special events will introduce you to Canadian art's richest gems. The Robert Bateman Centre is also worth exploring for its inspiring landscape photography of the stunning surrounding area. For a delectable day excursion with an exclusive touch, go wine tasting on the Saanich Peninsula, home to the region's best wineries, or charter a tour boat at Inner Harbor and take to the water to watch majestic whales in their natural habitat. The whole experience will leave you feeling refreshed and invigorated, ready for a sumptuous meal at one of Victoria's top restaurants, such as the famous Dining Room at the Burchart Gardens, where you can enjoy gourmet cuisine in the setting of this historic family mansion.
Luxury hotels in Victoria
Luxury accommodation in Victoria is highly regarded for its fantastic services and amenities, and many people visit this city just for this. You can expect to find multiple restaurants and bars in most Victoria luxury hotels, as well as fully serviced spas with swimming pools, saunas, and other relaxing additions. Health club facilities and fitness centers are common in most establishments, as are terraces and delicious daily breakfasts. Many of the top luxury hotels in Victoria provide their own limo and town car services, and some even have their own marinas, beach access, and valet parking.
Where to stay in Victoria
Brentwood Bay is an idyllic location with gorgeous public gardens, hiking trails, and whale watching. Stay here to add a touch of the outdoors to your Victoria luxury vacation. Downtown is where you'll find high-end boutique stores, upscale restaurants, and some of the best luxury hotels in Victoria. The charming Old Town has great museums and galleries, as well as views of the mountains and Inner Harbor. Head out to the Pacific coast for some luxurious peace in Sooke. Sitting in a harbor, you'll have rainforests and sandy beaches on your doorstep, as well as the Potholes—revered hot springs and pools.
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Keep an eye out for direct flights to Victoria International Airport from some major Canadian and US cities, or you can connect easily via Vancouver. Another frequently used option is to take a comfortable, well-appointed ferry from Seattle or Vancouver—a unique and scenic way to approach the city from the water. From Victoria airport, hop in a taxi to Victoria's downtown for an efficient, no-stress transfer, and arrive in about 30 minutes. Limo and town car services can also be pre-arranged for luxurious travel. Victoria is an easily walkable city, but there are plenty of taxis to help you get around.
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Woven Cloth Cable Wrap Jacket Sleeving WHATEVER YOU CALL IT
Greetings all!
I'm familiar with techflex and nylon sleeving and PET sleeve and all of those "plasticy" cable wraps. What I'm looking for is that woven, rope-like cloth that comes on (for example) guitar cables and old synth patch cables and such. It typically has a very attractive pattern woven into it, with multiple colors. Does anybody know what this stuff is? And where I can get it? I'm at, it seems, the end of my rope. |
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I use white cotton shoelaces for my interconnects. I've not looked for anything else but you may be able to repurpose some of the more colourful examples.
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Hi Dave,
I've heard of some rather esoteric stuff in my life. How on earth do you get the shoelace to conduct, do you soak it in an electrolyte |
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I am not alone! This took me a long time to find via searching on the Internet (Google) in the US. But, I hope this is what you are looking for: http://www.referenceaudiomods.com/Me...gory_Code=MISC The last thing we need is another DIYer hanging himself around here because he couldn't find "Rope".... It's terrible for moral! Good luck! Regards//Keith
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It's close. It's VERY close. But... the colors! Where are the colors!
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The colors?
We don't got no stinking colors! In all of my searches of sites in and out of the US, I didn't see one with colored cotton wire insulation. Now if you are looking for something to match what they did years ago, good luck! I think as far as opinions on DIY wire insulation, less is more (no dyes, other materials, etc.) If you are restoring a vintage electric guitar or amp, I understand why you would NEED this. If you have seen it in anything manufactured recently, call the manufacturer's technical support people for a source or to sell what you need. Gibson and Fender have 50s and 60s replica guitars that are identical (or as close as possible) as to ones from that era, right down to the pots, wiring and pickups. Maybe they can help! Regards//Keith
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No one should be at Ikea just as they open, just as no one should be going to Ikea to eat breakfast. The upside? A very colorful building with no cars to clutter your composition. I liked the handicap signs against the blue building so I grabbed this shot.
BTW, did you know that you can get their Swedish meatballs for breakfast? You can even get 5 additional ones added to your meal for only a dollar...CRAZY
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Debrah Leonard (Deleted) gave props (2 Apr 2010):
love the lines and blue/white !!!
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Mike Melnotte gave props (5 Apr 2010):
Mmmmmm. Blue breakfast......
Rich Eastoe gave props (11 Apr 2010):
Great shot!!
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ah, nicely done! magnificent composition...the blue becomes a major character player in this image...set off nicely by the oddly ascending stairs. love the lines, how they dissect the image...
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Alexander Shahmiri said (28 Apr 2010):
I can't say I've ever had ikea for breakfast, but man are those swedish meatballs amazing for lunch or dinner.
matt tirrell said (1 May 2010):
Always wanted to take a shot like this but it's always been full of people and trucks n' such. guess I need to head to Ikea for breakfast!
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this is really cool, I've never been there for breakfast but who can resist the hot dog & ice cream price!
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O those colors and symetry are great.
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love it, darlene. that cornflower blue color is pretty rare in urban scenes, it's such a tranquil color that it gives the photo an unexpected mood. really great.
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Fabulous composition and color contrast!
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Cool find! Art is everywhere.
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I think I would have been tempted to leave a little more room at the bottom, but I love this shot. Interesting and well captured.
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excellent comp!!!
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Junior Walker & The All Stars: Anthology (2-LP)
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Walker, Jr. & The All Stars - Anthology (2-LP) LP 1 | |||
1: | Shotgun | ||
2: | Do The Boomerang | ||
3: | Shake And Finger Pop | ||
4: | Cleo's Mood | ||
5: | How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) | ||
6: | Money (That's What I Want) | ||
7: | Pucker Up, Buttercup | ||
8: | Shoot Your Shoot | ||
9: | Come See About Me | ||
10: | Hip City -part I | ||
11: | Home Cookin' | ||
12: | What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) |
Walker, Jr. & The All Stars - Anthology (2-LP) LP 2 | |||
1: | These Eyes | ||
2: | Gotta Hold On To This Feeling | ||
3: | Do You See My Love (For You Growing) | ||
4: | Holly Holy | ||
5: | Don't Blame The Children | ||
6: | Moody Junior | ||
7: | Way Back Home | ||
8: | Walk In The Night | ||
9: | Groove Thang | ||
10: | Gimme That Beat (part I) | ||
11: | I Don't Need No Reason | ||
12: | Peace And Understanding (Is Hard To Find) |
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Albumtitel: Anthology (2-LP)
Artikelart LP
Genre R&B, Soul
- Plattengröße LP (12 Inch)
- Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
- Record Grading Mint (M)
- Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Label MOTOWN
SubGenre R&B Music - Soul
- Gewicht in Kg: 0.300
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Junior Walker hadn't planned on unleashing anything besides his high-register tenor sax the day he and his All Stars convened at Motown to cut Shotgun."That was the first song I ever sung!" said the late Walker. "We had a guy gonna come in to sing it, and man, that guy didn't show up. We went on, and Berry Gordy said, 'You guys come here and set this thing up!' I said, 'Yeah!' He said, 'I can't waste no more time with you. Go in there and record it.' I said, 'Well, we need a singer.' He said, 'You sing it then!' Everybody else said, 'You sing it! Get up there and do something!' So we went in there, and I got up there and sung it. I just hollered it, you know. Just went on through it like it should be. And I told the guy when we got through, 'We'll get somebody else. We'll bring somebody in.' He said, 'Man, I got what I want!'"
Inspiration had arisen from the sweat-stained dance floor at the El Grotto in Battle Creek, Michigan, where Walker and his All Stars gigged on a regular basis. "This dance kind of got to me," he said. "They was goin' across the floor like they was shootin'. So I called a couple of 'em, I said, 'What are you doin' now? What kind of junk is this?' The girl looked at me and said, 'Man, that's the Shotgun!' I said, 'The Shotgun?!?' They said, 'You better write a tune to that! That's what's happenin'!'"
Walker (born Autry DeWalt Mixon in Blythesville, Arkansas on June 14, 1931 and a veteran of juke joint bandstands from South Bend, Indiana to Battle Creek) obliged and nailed his first smash, an R&B chart-topper that peaked at #4 pop. Berry and engineer Lawrence Horn kept their production stripped-down and funky as All Stars guitarist Willie Woods added vocal harmony and Funk Brothers drummer Benny Benjamin stoked the beat. All Stars organist Vic Thomas and Funks bassist James Jamerson kept the bottom churning like an industrial washing machine.
It had been a long, hard road for Walker, who got his stage surname early in life. "They gave me that, walkin' to school," he noted. Inspired by Louis Jordan's jumping jive, he fell in love with the sax, digging everyone from Charlie Parker and Rusty Bryant to Stan Getz and Boots Randolph. Illinois Jacquet's stratospheric solo on Flying Home was indelible. "I started blowin' that high note, and I just went on up a little higher that what he was doin'," he said. Johnny Bristol recommended Junior to Gwen Gordy and Harvey Fuqua's Harvey label, his '62 debut Twist Lackawanna and two instrumental encores preceding Walker's first 45 on Motown's Soul logo in 1964."I walked over to Motown and talked with Mr. Gordy," he said. "He said, 'Well, you want to cut records, huh?' I said, 'Yeah! I wanna blow a little bit!' So he signed me up, and the first thing I did was 'Monkey Jump.'" Once Shotgun exploded, Walker would fire lethal hits for close to a decade.
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Top Ten of the Silliest Questions Asked by Cruise Ship Passengers (by Paul Grayson, Cruise Director for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line)
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Mbeki still doesn't get it: Jeremy Cronin's full response to the former president
Former President Thabo Mbeki still doesn't get it The more he obsessively denies having an intolerant and grudge-bearing streak' the more he displays those very characteristics
That's a pity.
I have never' I still don't' harbour any personal animosity towards him. In fact' I am more puzzled than angered by his latest missive in which I feature centrally ("When your position can't be sustained' create a scare-crow – the menace of post-apartheid SA").
In the political underground of the 1970s and perhaps more into the mid-1980s I was an admirer of a faraway Thabo Mbeki whose voice I would hear occasionally on Radio Freedom.
He was a leading exiled ANC spokesperson and I was proud to be a foot-soldier back in South Africa in a movement that could produce such an evidently lucid political intellectual. My first direct encounter with him in London in 1987 was' however' a personal disappointment. He was distinctly hostile towards me.
I couldn't understand why. I subsequently attributed this to the fact that I was then closely associated with Joe Slovo. Unbeknown to me at the time' Mbeki had fallen out with Slovo for reasons which Slovo never disclosed to me. I have heard allegations from others' but it would be unfair to Mbeki now to air those on the basis of hearsay.
In April 1989 I was a delegate from Lusaka to the SACP's 7th National Congress held in Cuba. Mbeki was then a senior Political Bureau member of the SACP.
He was tasked with chairing three days of congress' which he did quite brilliantly. In many long-winded' subsequent meetings chaired less well by others' I have often fondly remembered Mbeki's chairing skills. However' it was at that congress that I learned something else about Mbeki and his management of meetings.
The SACP programme that emerged from that congress' buoyed by the rolling waves of mass struggle at home' while not ruling out negotiations' was distinctly insurrectionary in character. I was one of those arguing for this perspective.
During one of the breaks' the puzzled Cuban observers at congress approached some of us. "Is your comrade Mbeki not briefing you?" In the evenings' Mbeki had apparently been informing Cuban colleagues in detail about the secret negotiations process he was leading with the apartheid regime.
He told the Cubans' but there was not even a hint of this from Mbeki our chairperson through three-days of discussion within the sessions of the SACP congress itself. He allowed us to wander on our merry insurrectionary way.
This was a pattern of aloofness that was often to recur. It was Mbeki and not Slovo who' in the midst of the CODESA negotiations' secretly pushed the idea of sunset clauses.
But it was Slovo who had the courage to open up the proposal for what became a heated but eventually useful debate within the ANC and alliance.
In 2006 and 2007' as tensions between Mbeki and then ANC deputy President Jacob Zuma palpably deepened' and Zuma faced the prospect of criminal charges' Mbeki failed to open up these challenges facing the ANC for a collective political discussion within the NEC. Instead' there was all manner of background manoeuvres involving factions of the state apparatus.
In 2002 I was to be a minor target in all of this manoeuvring. In April 2001 and then again in January 2002 I had given two lengthy video-taped interviews to the Irish academic' Dr Helena Sheehan. A leading left academic' Sheehan had been a member of the Irish Communist Party and active in the anti-apartheid movement. Like many others she was deeply disappointed with the trajectory of the ANC in government after 1994.
She posed a range of critical and challenging questions. Why had the ANC-led government adopted neo-liberal macro-economic policies? Why the tragic AIDS denialism? Why did the ANC-led government turn a blind eye to violence directed against the democratic opposition in Zimbabwe? In particular' she wanted to know what those of us in the SACP were doing about these matters. These were fair questions and I found the opportunity a useful space to reflect critically and self-critically on the trajectory of post-1994 developments.
I soon forgot about the interviews and assumed that Sheehan was using them as background for her own academic research. She did however post transcripts of the interviews on her own relatively obscure website which (since I always find reading transcripts rather tedious) I failed to check on myself. I was subsequently told years later by someone then serving in the intelligence services that it was they who tracked them down, briefed the presidency' and kept them up their sleeves for an appropriate moment.
The appropriate moment arrived months later. One Sunday in July 2002' out of the blue and without any forewarning from the journalists involved' I found myself making headline' front-page news in the Sunday Times.
The Sunday in question was clearly not accidental. It was in the week that the SACP's 11th National Congress was to be held. In the following days some of the rougher ideological bouncers in the ANC NEC attacked me personally in the media. I was called a "white messiah"' a snake in the grass whose head should be crushed' I was (interestingly) a Trotskyist. Mbeki himself was silent' but he never then' or to my knowledge subsequently' called to order those who were unleashed in this way.
I am not recalling all of this now to evoke sympathy. It wasn't a pleasant time for me' of course' but I have a pretty thick skin. I enjoy and engage in robust debate' and I hold to the adage that if' as a politician' you can't stand the heat you shouldn't be in the kitchen.
If all of this was an attempt to undermine my standing within the SACP' it backfired. SACP delegates to the Congress that week clearly appreciated the critical matters I was reported to have raised in the interviews about macro-economic policy' about AIDS denialism' about Zimbabwe policy' and above all about attempts from the Mbeki-circle to marginalise the SACP and COSATU.
In the midst of all of this I finally bothered to read the transcripts for myself. I stood by and still stand by the substantive points that I was making in the interviews.
In fact' they were no different from countless media articles I had written in the latter 1990s and early 2000s and ever since. However' on reading the transcripts I realised that I had sometimes spoken too casually' occasionally in a gossipy way about who had said what in closed meetings of the NEC' for instance.
Apart from a breach of the confidentiality rule' several of the more flippant personal characterisations detracted from the substantive perspectives I was trying to advance. Of course' those in intelligence and their masters who had uncovered the transcripts had made no attempt to contact me so that I could request Sheehan to remove these from her site. The concern was not to protect ANC confidentiality and to limit any damage but to humiliate me.
In the days following the SACP congress I wrote a letter to the ANC officials via Kgalema Motlanthe' then the Secretary General of the ANC' apologising for these mistakes.
In a subsequent one-on-one' follow-up meeting with Motlanthe' he explicitly indicated that "Mbeki is still not satisfied". Motlanthe's only substantial criticism of the actual content of the interviews was that in warning of the dangers of incumbency (with which he agreed)' it was unwise to characterise the tendencies specifically as "Zanufication". The point could be made' he said' without referring to any one particular national liberation movement. I am sure Motlanthe was right.
The attempt to create havoc in the SACP Congress having back-fired' the next opportunity to deal with me came with the August 2002 ANC NEC meeting. Lest I be retrospectively accused of breaking the confidentiality rule' I won't say who said what' except to recall that one more sympathetic comrade' who clearly felt the need to join the chorus nonetheless' accused me of being a follower of Gramsci.
I was happy with that.
For nearly a full-day and a half the NEC discussed the Sheehan interviews' very little substantive criticism was levelled with the thrust being that' along with some other SACP and COSATU comrades' I was part of a dark conspiracy. At the end of the discussion I apologised for giving the interviews in a way that breached NEC confidentiality. I stand by that apology' and I stand by the substantive content of what I said in the course of the interviews.
It was not the first or last time in the Mbeki years that I was singled out in the ANC NEC for what appeared to be an orchestrated attack.
And I was certainly not the only one. The most egregious case' as others have recalled in some detail' happened some years later' when a retired Nelson Mandela attended an NEC meeting and was subjected to a carefully choreographed wave upon wave of insults from the usual suspects.
Mandela had dared to publicly question government AIDS denialism at the time. The top table' with Mbeki among them' said nothing but allowed the disgraceful drubbing to continue.
What's the point of recalling all of this now? In responding in this way to Thabo Mbeki I am all too aware of the danger of perpetuating an unwanted distraction. As South Africans we are facing major crises – searing unemployment' poverty' inequality' persisting global economic turmoil' a drought' and more. Too much public commentary and too much of the energies of those of us in politics get focused on demonising (and sometimes eulogising) personalities' on the comings and goings of game-of-thrones' palace politics' and on appealing to tweet length attention spans.
President Mbeki was not the devil incarnate. But he was also centrally responsible for a tragic AIDS denialism (unfortunately' in the coming weeks' I suspect we will have another Mbeki letter denying the denialism).
But while personalities with their strengths and flaws matter' we also need to situate' in a particular historical context' Mbeki's managerial aloofness and the accompanying tendency to want to erase anything that got in its way (an AIDS pandemic' trade unionists' communists).
When the ANC achieved democratic state power in the mid-1990s' progressive policy alternatives were in varying degrees of crisis. The Soviet bloc had imploded spectacularly.
Ruling national liberation movements' not least in southern Africa' were stagnating partly as a result of internal weaknesses and largely as a result of horrific apartheid destabilisation. The social democratic tradition was a pale and rather cynical shadow of its former self. Neo-liberalism appeared to be the only show in town.
Thabo Mbeki bought into it' and it bought into him. There was an affinity in temperament. Shock therapy was the recipe. Out of the blue' zap the economy with undebated' written in stone' macro policy. What's the point of policy debate when all the answers are pre-given and managerial in character? All the old isms (as someone put it) had now become wasms. Ideology was dead' history had ended.
This was the ambience in which the Mbeki persona flourished' at least for a time. We are now living in a somewhat different world and national context.
The global capitalist crisis that began in 2008' and which has not disappeared but whose epicentre shifts' has punctured the myth of rote unilateral responses to recession' or unemployment' or global inequality.
The hottest decade in recorded history is telling us that the neo-liberal mantra of endless compound growth is unsustainable.
This is a time that requires thoughtful policy debate' and a respect for heterodoxy' not endless attempts at disciplinary entrapment of those with whom one differs.
I hope that I have learned from my 2002 experience that it is important to respect the organisational integrity of the formations of which one is a member. I hope that I have never forgotten that this does not mean suppressing difference or undervaluing constructive debate or remaining silent in the face of wrong. #TMstillDoesn'tGetIt
- Jeremy Cronin is the SACP's 1st Deputy General Secretary and ANC National Executive Committee Member


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Nils chapter 16 . 8/19/2009 Bravo, bravo! It was an amazing fanfic! I'd been wanting to read a Kaoru-Ganko fic when lo and presto, I come across this piece of art. (Gomen ne, I tend to lose myself in my craziness! .' ) When Kaoru referred to Ganko as his "baby", it fit so well. I didn't find it out of character at all. It left me with a warm feeling inside. But I did find Ganko out of character when she called him "love". Nevertheless, I enjoyed your story. This ff had hilarious parts too like Ganko whacking Kondo when he tells her about her corny speech. So darn funny! You ended it well. Good job! I hope you write more of Kaoru-Ganko fics. All the best! |
Vyse Arcadia chapter 16 . 2/2/2006 i liked it. it was a good story! |
non-existing chapter 1 . 9/22/2005 Hello, I'd like to introduce myself as Zariel Phoenix, an aspiring writer and critic. I had just recently formed a C2 Community, Phoenix: Quality Flame of Recca Fanfiction, and I hope to attain your acknowledgement and permission for me to add your story to my community. Being part of 'Phoenix', you also have the choice whether or not to receive a review from me. I understand that many authors have already stopped writing for the fandom, and I wouldn't want to offend them by sending them a review when it seemed that they already lost interest. If it's alright with you, please send me a reply at my email address: stating whether or not you agree to have your story archived, and if you do/don't mind receiving a review. To end this, I'd like to congratulate you for the wonderful fan fiction. And thank you so much for your time. |
bea chapter 16 . 1/28/2005 wat! it's already finished no! ur fanfic rokz i rily like the pairs kauru x ganko |
khayee chapter 15 . 6/10/2004 gosh... it has been a long time since I checked my mail. Man that was a great chapter. |
sOLitAry sYmpHonY chapter 7 . 5/7/2004 Nacks naman...ang ganda ng story mo...astig!...idol ka nakin! YAHOO! Hey I'm also a filipino...hehehe But I think that the title is so...corny...sorry...wag ka sanang magalit...I'm too young to die...hehehe |
akuweaselgirl chapter 16 . 5/3/2004 aw!i love this fic!-_- |
Trinity chapter 16 . 4/6/2004 We! It's totally cute and swet! Personally I like tofuu mush but this is just too cute (I'm afraid I'm going to have a nosebleed now) Good job! Nice plot! Very creative and nice! It was funny too! |
pheonix fire chapter 16 . 3/2/2004 ano.. not sure if anyone else has told you yet, but FYI:(from the manga): the "legendary" 6th form of the Kougan Anki is 'Mu' which means 'nothing'. the kougan anki is actually an extremely complicated puzzle (held together by the hokage crystal with the kanji for 'metal') and is very hard to master/change forms quickly (fastest recorded was 10 seconds before Koganei got his hand on it..) however, because Koganei Kaoru is a genius, it only takes him 0.6 seconds on the hardest transformation. he figures out the last form at the last second in his fight w/ joker-san (tournament finals) and defeats him. the 6th "form" is when all the pieces of the puzzle are separated from each other. they are then called back together to the crystal to its first form (kibafang) by its master (Kaoru-kun). thus surronding the opponent with the separated pieces of Mu and then calling them together is like forming the knife form right through the opponent's body. (very painful and extremely bloody..) gomen for the long explaination.. *sweatdrop* other than that i LOVED your story! (nice and long and complicatied like a good story should be) btw, go read the manga. it ties up all the loose ends of the incomplete anime series plus a whole new problem and goal and finish the entire Hokage history at the end. (you also get to see Kurei in SD form *cough*finally!*cough* twice in the last few pages and Koganei wearing traditional Japanese clothing and looking very cute in them! ~. |
paws-bells chapter 16 . 2/28/2004 Hi, that was a wonderfully sweet story that you have written. The love that Kaoru and Ganko shares is utterly kawaii and very innocent. I just came upon your work, so I did not review for every chapter. I am really sorry for that. Goodw ork, by the way, and I hope that you'd write a story like that again. |
Chunny Chan chapter 16 . 1/13/2004 THAS AN AWESOME FIC! u betta watch out or i might juz steal it .~ jk i won't promise. I LUV IT SO MUCH THO! UR A TERRIFIC WRITER! *hugs* WRITE MORE! cuz i'll be there ta read em! D luv u! chunny chan |
En satsu koku Ryuu Ha chapter 16 . 1/12/2004 That was great! It was the first F.o.R. fic i read completly! Keep up the great work! Ja mata |
Tenken no Miko chapter 16 . 11/25/2003 Aw...damn, it's over. What fic can I devote my time to reading now? |
PenguinValentine chapter 16 . 10/25/2003 HOW DARE YOU NOT TELL ME THAT YOU UPDATED AND FINISHED THE STORY, YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I LOVE THIS STORY AND THAT IT WAS MY FIRST FANFIC. I EVER READ! AND NO, IM NOT A FLAMMER... NOT TO YOUR STORY ANYWAY... JUST MAD AT YOU... *GROWLS* aprl |
Amaya Mikagami chapter 8 . 10/19/2003 I love this story but you are ruining Tokiya-kuns cold hearted image. You made him mushy! But I do love the Kaoru and Ganko pairing (I was going to right a fanfic about them since I could never find any!). |


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14519 | It is a great good to show reverence for a wise man |
14518 | In study of philosophy, pleasure and knowledge arrive simultaneously |
13291 | Slavery to philosophy brings true freedom |
14052 | Begin philosophy when you are young, and keep going when you are old |
14523 | We should come to philosophy free from any taint of culture |
1484 | We should say nothing of the whole if our contact is with the parts |
14027 | If we are to use words in enquiry, we need their main, unambiguous and uncontested meanings |
2670 | Epicurus despises and laughs at the whole of dialectic |
14040 | Observation and applied thought are always true |
14028 | Nothing comes to be from what doesn't exist |
14029 | If disappearing things went to nothingness, nothing could return, and it would all be gone by now |
14030 | The totality is complete, so there is no room for it to change, and nothing extraneous to change it |
14048 | Astronomical movements are blessed, but they don't need the help of the gods |
14044 | The perceived accidental properties of bodies cannot be conceived of as independent natures |
14045 | Accidental properties give a body its nature, but are not themselves bodies or parts of bodies |
14524 | Bodies are combinations of shape, size, resistance and weight |
14046 | A 'body' is a conception of an aggregate, with properties defined by application conditions |
14047 | Bodies have impermanent properties, and permanent ones which define its conceived nature |
14039 | Above and below us will never appear to be the same, because it is inconceivable |
14050 | We aim to dissolve our fears, by understanding their causes |
1823 | We can't seek for things if we have no idea of them |
1824 | To name something, you must already have an idea of what it is |
14037 | Atoms only have shape, weight and size, and the properties which accompany shape |
5949 | Epicurus says colours are relative to the eye, not intrinsic to bodies |
1821 | Sensations cannot be judged, because similar sensations have equal value, and different ones have nothing in common |
1820 | The criteria of truth are senses, preconceptions and passions |
1822 | Reason can't judge senses, as it is based on them |
2668 | Epicurus says if one of a man's senses ever lies, none of his senses should ever be believed |
6010 | Illusions are not false perceptions, as we accurately perceive the pattern of atoms |
1487 | When entering a dark room it is colourless, but colour gradually appears |
1482 | If two people disagree over taste, who is right? |
1483 | Bath water is too hot for some, too cold for others |
14041 | The soul is fine parts distributed through the body, resembling hot breath |
6035 | Soul is made of four stuffs, giving warmth, rest, motion and perception |
14526 | The rational soul is in the chest, and the non-rational soul is spread through the body |
6018 | Epicurus was the first to see the free will problem, and he was a libertarian |
1837 | We should not refer things to irresponsible necessity, but either to fortune or to our own will |
14062 | Sooner follow mythology, than accept the 'fate' of natural philosophers |
14521 | If everything is by necessity, then even denials of necessity are by necessity |
14516 | There is no necessity to live with necessity |
14042 | The soul cannot be incorporeal, because then it could neither act nor be acted upon |
1909 | How can pleasure or judgement occur in a heap of atoms? |
1836 | Prudence is more valuable than philosophy, because it avoids confusions of the soul |
14061 | Our own choices are autonomous, and the basis for praise and blame |
14522 | What happens to me if I obtain all my desires, and what if I fail? |
14059 | The best life is not sensuality, but rational choice and healthy opinion |
1835 | True pleasure is not debauchery, but freedom from physical and mental pain |
3562 | Fine things are worthless if they give no pleasure |
1840 | Pleasure is the chief good because it is the most natural, especially for animals |
14056 | We only need pleasure when we have the pain of desire |
1833 | Pleasure is the first good in life |
1839 | Pains of the soul are worse than pains of the body, because it feels the past and future |
14058 | Pleasure is the goal, but as lack of pain and calm mind, not as depraved or greedy pleasure |
1842 | Pleasures only differ in their duration and the part of the body affected |
3563 | Pleasure and virtue entail one another |
14057 | All pleasures are good, but it is not always right to choose them |
7814 | It was Epicurus who made the question of the will's freedom central to ethics |
14063 | Sooner a good decision going wrong, than a bad one turning out for the good |
3560 | Justice is merely a contract about not harming or being harmed |
1845 | Justice has no independent existence, but arises entirely from keeping contracts |
14060 | Prudence is the greatest good, and more valuable than philosophy, because it produces virtue |
1841 | We choose virtue because of pleasure, not for its own sake |
14517 | We value our own character, whatever it is, and we should respect the characters of others |
14513 | Justice is a pledge of mutual protection |
1829 | A wise man would be happy even under torture |
1843 | Friendship is by far the most important ingredient of a complete and happy life |
14054 | Fearing death is absurd, because we are not present when it occurs |
14053 | It is absurd to fear the pain of death when you are not even facing it |
14055 | The wisdom that produces a good life also produces a good death |
14520 | It is small-minded to find many good reasons for suicide |
1831 | Wise men should partake of life even if they go blind |
14515 | A law is not just if it is not useful in mutual associations |
12044 | Only Epicurus denied purpose in nature, for the whole world, or for its parts |
14043 | The void cannot interact, but just gives the possibility of motion |
14031 | Space must exist, since movement is obvious, and there must be somewhere to move in |
14525 | Stoics say time is incorporeal and self-sufficient; Epicurus says it is a property of properties of things |
14049 | We aim to know the natures which are observed in natural phenomena |
14034 | There exists an infinity of each shape of atom, but the number of shapes is beyond our knowledge |
14035 | Atoms just have shape, size and weight; colour results from their arrangement |
14038 | There cannot be unlimited division, because it would reduce things to non-existence |
14032 | Totality has no edge; an edge implies a contrast beyond the edge, and there can't be one |
14033 | Bodies are unlimited as well as void, since the two necessarily go together |
14036 | There are endless cosmoi, some like and some unlike this one |
14051 | A cosmos is a collection of stars and an earth, with some sort of boundary, movement and shape |
2637 | For Epicureans gods are made of atoms, and are not eternal |
2633 | Epicurus saw that gods must exist, because nature has imprinted them on human minds |
1828 | God does not intervene in heavenly movements, but is beyond all action and perfectly happy |
2639 | Some say Epicurus only pretended to believe in the gods, so as not to offend Athenians |
14527 | If god answered prayers we would be destroyed, because we pray for others to suffer |


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The secret wisdom of crows, foxes, bats, woodpeckers, wasps, mice, spiders, snakes, fools, and, actually, all living things...
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The Fool welcomes you...
Everything here is original. No quotes, no re-runs.
It exists for one reason:
Online "taoists" are thick on the ground.
But taoism is exceedingly rare.
Few understand it, still fewer demonstrate it.
So here it is, experienced for real, all I have learned,
from the source, itself. As seen by a fool.
That's right: a Fool.
For what is a crow, if not a fool?
Is This Fool a taoist?
NO! It is NOT!
It is a FOOL!
But even better: it is a crow :)
Who will be the first to say:
"He's doing it wrong"?
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- AnonymousNovember 4, 2010 at 6:41 PM
Oh I like that!
Ego disposal in one simple post.
Nice. Hehe :)
That was quick!
I disposed of it a long time ago.
This is about dissuading others from droning on about it.
There is a serious lack of "getting it" among the so-called taoists I have been running into.
I think one is born a taoist.
It's not something you can learn.
It's appearance may be learned.
But that is not the same at all.
Anyone may benefit from its concepts.
Very few can become it.Yes, I am very wonderful.
Sad but true.
Sad, because I forget that I am, because I listen to everybody else.
True, because how could I not be, given that I know just what I am.
We all are wonderful, but most of us behave like complete shits.
Because we lose track of who we are, because we are influenced by each other.
Thank you for reminding me, Surjit.
People are learning a lot from you!
You should get out more :)So much for "final comments".
Paul you can be so very tiresome :)
You have a fine future in psychiatry, should you wish a new career path.
That was very good, but maybe I can do better:
The crow, being a crow, is universally hated by just about everything.
Being a crow, he appears practically identical to every other crow.
This is mildly inconvenient to the crow.
He yearns to be more.
Humans try to scare him, often, by the use of scarecrows, but scarecrows do not scare crows for long. They only scare everything else.
Not being scared of scarecrows is hardly rocket science, for a crow.
Still, a crow may be disturbed by the thought that it is not afraid of anything.
And so it goes searching for something to be scared of.
Most crows will give up at some point.
Owls are about as scary as it gets for a crow.
But one crow in a million will discover that he is the same color as the void.
And after pondering this, may come to realize that he is - in fact - the void.
And what is the void?
The absence of anything?
Like an empty headed fool?
Nature doesn't care that much for a vacuum, and immediately casts around for something with which to fill it.
That something is Tao.
A crow may be well advised to search out better ways of being a fool, because without a doubt:
foolishness is its own reward.It seems that with the advent of the Greek philosophers, we in the West have moved away from the concept of "Being" into one of "Becoming". Ideas,rational inquiry, endless talk and dialectic problem solving. Tao and Being seem intuitive and complimentary. Thank you Crow, for taking the time to share these insights.
ReplyDeleteNobody here is trying to teach anyone anything.
It's more of a reporting of what an unknown land is like, to those who have never been, or never will, go there.
Comments are welcome, while remembering:
Taoism is all about balance, thus:
Politics are not part of taoism.


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"We had a good game plan and we were healthy and prepared," coach Vincent McDonough said going into the game. But the Lady Colonels would face a tall, powerful opponent in the Jaguars from Mercy, who were ranked #2 in Kentucky over the #8 ranked Oldham.
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Arien Beasley rushed for 233 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries as the Mustangs routed Doss 49-12 Friday at Mustang Stadium in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs. North (8-3) led by as much as much as 49-6, forcing a running clock against a Dragon team that beat the Mustangs in the first round of the playoffs last season.
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OC (32-8) swept Region 14 champion Hazard 3-0 (25-7, 25-8, 25-14) Friday morning in the first round of the state volleyball tournament at Valley High School.
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The Lady Bulldogs (29-6) were over-matched from the beginning by OC.
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Archaeology is a very important component to the Oldham County History Center's educational programming. Since 2005, the Oldham County History Center has sponsored annually four public archaeology digs, a summer institute for high school students and artifact washing days. Such archaeology programs offer interested individuals the chance to experience a hands-on archaeology investigation and the opportunity to interpret what is found.
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The verb like can take either the gerund or the infinitive, usually with little to know difference in meaning. In some cases, the infinitive is a bit more theoretical than the gerund, but with eating ice cream or playing tennis, the difference is miniscule.
In your second sentence the difference starts to express itself. With the "to form", the question makes more sense. How could someone know if they would like going out with someone unless they have already tried it? The infinitive form makes it more of a concept than an experience. In that same fashion, if two people are already dating, only the gerund form will work: Do you like going out with me?
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Hello! My name is Ana. I am 24 years old, have been married for 3 year, i have a son that is 8 months old and one of my favorite hobbies is scrapbooking! I scrapbook photos of family and friends, everyday moments and places I visit. I am grateful to have found scrapbooking, for it is truly the medium in which i Love sharing my self and telling my story.
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John Gavin Malkovich (b. December 9, 1953) is an American actor and director. He has appeared in more than 70 motion pictures. For his roles in Places in the Heart and In the Line of Fire, he received Academy Award nominations. He has also appeared in Empire of the Sun, The Killing Fields, Con Air, Of Mice and Men, Being John Malkovich, Burn After Reading, RED, and Warm Bodies. (Click here for full Wikipedia article)
A dog that has rabies probably will do things it wouldn't do if it didn't have rabies. But that doesn't change the fact that it has rabies.
Even if you do succeed most people wouldn't notice anyway.
Failure's a natural part of life.
Fashion is chaotic, and it can be an aggravation, too, but it is at its best when it allows you to express yourself.
I can have incredible self-discipline. But see, I think it's obviously a form of stupidity.
I don't care what other people think. I don't think it matters.
I mean, anything that money can be made off will never be a problem to make, no matter what it is.
I think when I went to psychoanalysis, I actually believed that people said what they meant. This was my whole problem.
I wouldn't describe myself as lacking in confidence, but I would just say that- the ghosts you chase you never catch.
If you're too smart it can limit you because you spend so much time thinking that you don't do anything.
Nothing you do particularly matters. But I'm not sure that's a great excuse for doing it poorly.
People always say life is short. I've never been convinced of that - mine seems to have a tendency to go on and on.
Scary monsters are like Hula Hoops. They come in and out of fashion.
Utopia means elsewhere.
You can be a mason and build 50 buildings, but it doesn't mean you can design one.
(December 9 is also the birthday of John Milton, Grace Hopper, Kirk Douglas, and Dalton Trumbo.)
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