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Sep 05, 2005
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Where I stayed
Mixac Guesthouse
Went to meet Dave who was eating lunch by the river but decided I wanted the buffet lunch I had seen near our hotel. As has been the case everywhere we've been, I managed to turn up 5 minutes after the buffet finished! Bugger! Oh well back to the Scandinavian bakery for another tasty baguette.
Made our way back to the hotel and used the net for an hour or so before heading to my room to write some postcards. Went to the reception to find out where to post them and who should I bump into but Kim and Lars, who were just checking into our hotel!
Walked around town with them for a while before going to a Japanese restaurant for dinner. Fancied a bit of sushi and although the dinner looked small, it was surprisingly filling and pretty tasty.
Headed back to the sports bar from last night to watch the might Spurs take on West Ham. Incredibly boring game and I wasn't best pleased with the last minute equaliser, although I knew it would happen.
Couldn't waste our last night in Laos sitting in a bar so we decided to go bowling. I sucked again but it was great fun. If you hit a strike when the red pin was at the front you got a free beer Lao! Well that was a challenge and only Dave managed to do it. After a few games we decided it was late enough (about 2am) and we should really head back as we had an early flight tomorrow. Said our goodbyes again and hopefully we'll meet up with them again in Cambodia, if not then Thailand for sure.


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WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Commerce's United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) hosted a meeting of the heads of the world's five largest intellectual property offices in Cupertino, California. Known as the IP5, members include the USPTO, the European Patent Office (EPO), the Japan Patent Office (JPO), the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO), and the State Intellectual Property Office of the People's Republic of China (SIPO).
During the meeting, the heads renewed their commitment to develop the "Global Dossier," a system to simplify the viewing and management of applications filed in the IP5 Offices. The heads also agreed to adopt the Global Classification Initiative, a new effort to harmonize patent classification. The heads confirmed the adoption of an IP5 Patent Information (PI) policy, pursuant to which each of the offices will work towards providing barrier free access to patent data. The heads reaffirmed work-sharing in the framework of IP5 cooperation, and endorsed the development of a Patent Prosecution Highway (PPH) pilot project between all IP5 Offices. Additionally, the heads stressed the need to advance harmonization of substantive and procedural patent law. To this end, the heads reviewed the progress in the work of the IP5 Patent Harmonization Experts Panel, and considered next steps.
Meeting participants included Acting Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Acting Director for the USPTO Teresa Stanek Rea, President of the EPO Beno®t Battistelli, Commissioner of the JPO Hiroyuki Fukano, Commissioner of KIPO Young-min Kim, and Commissioner of SIPO Tian Lipu. In addition, Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization Dr. Francis Gurry attended as an observer.
"This meeting marks our sixth year and the first hosted by the USPTO since the very first one in 2007," said Acting Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Acting Director of the USPTO Teresa Stanek Rea. "Through our efforts in classification, work sharing, procedural and substantive law harmonization, the IP5 is truly leading the world in addressing the full gamut of intellectual property challenges and I am certain we will succeed in meeting them all in the end."The IP5 Offices began meeting in 2007 and have since worked together to improve quality and efficiency of the examination process and to optimize work sharing opportunities between the offices. The IP5 Offices account for 90% of all patent applications filed worldwide and for 93% of all work carried out under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). The vision of the IP5 Offices is global co-operation, which has been defined as "the elimination of unnecessary duplication of work among the IP5 Offices, the enhancement of patent examination efficiency and quality and guarantee of the stability of patent right". The next IP5 Heads meeting will be hosted by the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) in 2014.
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Orange County? Dude, that's one of the richest, whitest, places in america. Its just a big suburb of LA. It was used as a joke in the movie, Swingers. There's a scene where somebody brings a gun out for a minor altercation. Everybody's shocked, since there's no need to bring it out. And, the guy says something like "you don't understand, i needed it where I grew up." And, then they answer "dude, you grew up in anaheim (city in orange county)." The big joke is that Anaheim is not a dangerous city, where you need to have a gun. Oh sure, Orange County has dangerous pockets, but its not really that bad at all. Ask people who live in really dangerous neighborhoods. Also, I totally disagree with the idea that you need a gun to protect yourself. Are your items so precious for somebody to get killed over. There's a difference between being a burgular and a killer. Even if you don't have a gun, why would a burgular need to kill you. Its just too much risk for him. We're talking a diff of a few years in prision vs. life or death penalty. And, if he's not afraid of this potential for death penalty, then he probably wouldn't be afraid of your gun.
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French 75
French 75 is a cocktail prepared by mixing gin, champagne, lemon juice and sugar. The cocktail was created at the noted 'Harry's New York Bar' in Paris by its owner, Harry MacElhone. The concoction was particularly strong and the experience on consuming it was figuratively compared to that experienced when hit by a French 75 mm Howitzer artillery shell, hence the name. The drink was first served in 1915 and is also known as a 75 Cocktail and Soixante Quinze in France.
The method of preparation involves shaking the gin, lemon juice and sugar vigorously over ice in a cocktail shaker. It is then poured into a chilled highball glass or a Collins glass. The container is filled to the brim with champagne just before serving with a twist of lemon.
Other than the popular theory, there is also a disputable fact of Raoul Lufbery, the French pilot, being the creator of the potent cocktail. However, his recipe is based on cognac and champagne instead of gin. David Embury, author of 'The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks,' describes the drink as being cognac based as well.
French 75 gained popularity across United States of America after it began to be served at the Stork Club. The Savoy Cocktail Book published in 1930 recorded the first recipe for this gin and champagne based cocktail drink.
Ingredients and Preparation
The standard recipe for French 75 calls for an equal amount of gin and lemon juice to be shaken together with castor or granulated sugar. The amount of champagne is considerably higher than the other ingredients and it is poured into the drink just before serving. Apart from the conventional lemon wedge, the cocktail glass can also be decorated with a slice of orange or a cherry.
The cognac version of the recipe is more or less similar to the gin version, being completely replaced by Hennessy Cognac and topped off with Dry champagne.
Variations Of French 75
· Rose 75- Described as a feminine cocktail, it contains the lighter, pink hued rose champagne.
· Sloe Soul 75- A fruity combination of Sloe Joe and Chambord.
· Orange French 75- The lemon juice is replaced by blood orange juice.
French 75 Drink: Trivia
A French 75 prepared with vodka instead of gin is known as French 76.


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With shares of Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) trading around $41, is WFC an OUTPERFORM, WAIT AND SEE, or STAY AWAY? Let's analyze the stock with the relevant sections of our CHEAT SHEET investing framework:
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Wells Fargo is a diversified financial services company. It has three operating segments: Community Banking; Wholesale Banking; and Wealth, Brokerage, and Retirement. The company provides retail, commercial, and corporate banking services through banking stores and offices, the Internet, and other distribution channels to individuals, businesses, and institutions around the world. Wells Fargo also provides wholesale banking, mortgage banking, consumer finance, equipment leasing, agricultural finance, commercial finance, securities brokerage and investment banking, insurance agency and brokerage services, computer and data processing services, trust services, investment advisory services, mortgage-backed securities servicing, and venture capital investment.
Wells Fargo reported record net income of $5.6 billion, or $0.99 per diluted common share, for third quarter 2013, up from $4.9 billion, or $0.88 per share, for third quarter 2012. "As our economy continues to transition to higher interest rates, our diversified business model and strong risk discipline contributed to record earnings per share along with continued strength in return on assets, return on equity and capital. "The improvement in the housing market has been beneficial to our customers and significantly contributed to our broad-based credit improvement in the quarter," said Chairman and CEO John Stumpf.


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It took a 13-hour direct flight to get from New York to Taiwan and once we landed, my mom and I got our luggage and headed over to my aunt's house to surprise her! Neither my mom's side nor my dad's side of the family knew that I was coming back this winter break. To them nothing seemed out of the ordinary since my parents travel back to Taiwan annually. It was so nice to see the smiles on my relatives' faces and the shock that I put them in by not telling them my winter plans earlier. All of my aunts, uncles, my two grandmothers, and grandfather still look the same, however my cousins have grown so much since the last time I was in Taiwan. It was amazing to think back and remember the time my cousins and I would fight over who was taller. Now that two of my boy cousins have gone through their growth spurt, I am left tilting my head back in order to look at them while we caught up.
Aside from getting to see all my relatives again, I loved spending time with my mom. Being at the Academy and away from home really makes me miss my family and the trip to Taiwan gave me time to spend with my mom, walking down memory lane and listening to all her childhood stories. I got to learn so much more about her and really appreciate having parents like my mom and dad. This trip also showed me where my parents got some of their traits; it was so interesting to see my grandparents, aunts, and uncle act in similar manners as my parents!
I realized that being at the Academy can be a little rough at times and amongst the uniforms and military lifestyle, you can really start to lose yourself. Ever since I have been here, my Mandarin has gotten worse, which is natural since I do not get to be around my parents, and speak to them on a daily basis. The trip to Taiwan could not have come at a better time since I got to really learn more about not only my mom and my relatives but about myself. I became fluent in Mandarin again when I went back and I got to spend time with my family, learning from my elders about Taiwan and about being Taiwanese American.
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Outsider(s) may refer to:
- Outsider (1997 film), a 1997 Slovene-language film
- Outsider (2012 film), a Malayalam-language Indian film
- Outsiders (1980 film), a South Korean film featuring Won Mi-kyung
- Outsider (Known Space), a fictional species in Larry Niven's Known Space universe
- Outsiders (comics), a superhero series published by DC Comics
- Outsiders (DC Comics), a team of freakish superheroes created by DC Comics
- Outsiders (Dresden Files), a fictional species of magical creatures in Jim Butcher's The Dresden Files novels
- Outsiders, a book by American sociologist Howard S. Becker
- Outsider, a pseudonym used by Aarne Haapakoski
- Outsider (rapper), a South Korean speed rapper
- Outsider (Uriah Heep album), 2014
- Outsider, by The Restarts
- "Outsiders" (Franz Ferdinand song)
- "Outsiders" (Suede song)
- "Outsider", by Chumbawamba from Tubthumper
- "Outsider", by Jessie Malakouti
- "Outsider", by Juliana Hatfield from Only Everything
- "Outsider", by Ramones from Subterranean Jungle
- "Outsider" (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit), an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
- "Outsiders" (The Unit), an episode of The Unit
- Outsiders (U.S. TV series), a drama series aired on WGN America
- Outsiders (Australian TV program), an Australian news commentary program on Sky News Live
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Samsung Intensity for Sale Via Verizon Wireless' Web Site
Sep 3, 2009, 8:01 AM by Eric M. Zeman @phonescooper
The Samsung Intensity recently became available for sale on the Verizon Wireless web site. The Intensity is a sideways slider that features a 1.3 megapixel camera, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, stereo Bluetooth, GPS and support for microSD cards up to 16GB. It has a host of messaging applications and offers threaded SMS messaging. The Intensity is limited to 1x data, but can still access a number of Verizon's mobile services. It costs $30 with new plan.
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Sometime it happen that the command df
and the command du
report different results such as:
df -h /tmp Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/vzfs 16G 12G 4G 75% /tmp |
While a du command show somethign different such as:
du -hs /tmp/ 10G /tmp/ |
There are usually different reason when this happen.
Reason 1 – open file deletion
When you delete a file that is being held "open" by a process what actually happens is that the file's name is deleted but not its inode (and its data). The command df
sees what is happening at filesystem level whereas du
sees what is happening at file/directory level. If the filename is gone du
doesn't see it in the directory any more.
However since the inode is still in use df
sees that the filesystem is still using the space.
You can try to run the command lsof
using as parameter the filesystem you are checking and look for any reg file that has a large size but no name. This will show you the process that has it "open". If you stop then restart the process it will clear the inode.
A good way to look for deleted file in a file system and still
lsof /tmp | egrep "^COMMAND|deleted" |
This will list all the files that have been deleted while they were still open.
If this fail that you can do a reboot which will stop all processes and should definitely clear any such open inodes.
By the way doing a "mv
" of a file doesn't help because it keeps the same inode when moved within the filesystem. A "mv
" to another filesystem would result in the same situation as the deletion did because such a "mv
" actually copies then deletes as the inode is unique to the filesystem it is on.
The most common cause of this is deleting a log file to clear up space. Many log files are held "open" by their applications so deletion should only be done after the application is shutdown. You might want to look at logrotate (man logrotate) to setup automatic aging of logfiles if you have one that is consistently filling up your filesystem.
Reason 2 – files under a mount point
If you mount a directory (say a nfs) onto a filesystem that already had a file or directories under it, you lose the ability to see those files, but they're still consuming space on the underlying disk.
Small example:
On your linux box you have /usr that uses 4GB
After some time you create a new filesystem and mount it on the mount point /usr/local without "cleaning" the local directory.
So now you have an "underlying" /usr/local location that you cannot access anymore (but that still uses space on the /usr filesystem) and a new filesystem mounted on /use/local, in this case a df -h /usr
and a du -hs
of the /usr filesystem (without the local directory) will give different results.
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It is also possible that /tmp isn't the only thing on the partition it resides on, for instance if it is just a directory entry under root. (In my case df says 16G used, and du 2.0M)
But according to my testing, reason 2 isn't true, du will report the exact same amount, no matter what is 'hidden' under a mount point somewhere in the directory.


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As expected, Daniel Murphy rejected the Mets' $15.8-million qualifying offer this afternoon, a decision that makes a winner out of both sides.
Here's how the Mets are winners:
1) They will receive a compensatory draft pick, which is what they really wanted in the first place.
2) With Murphy gone, the Mets are able to pursue free-agent Ben Zobrist, who is a better player, and if unable to sign him, are free to move Wilmer Flores from shortstop to second base, where he's stronger defensively. The Mets can also explore playing Dilson Herrera at second base if they prefer.
3) With no financial obligations to Murphy, the Mets have $15.8 million free to spend elsewhere.
4) Whatever retooling plans the Mets have, they can move on to them quickly.
Here's how Murphy is a winner:
1) The Mets can still sign Murphy if they choose, but aren't expected to make the effort. Doesn't that really mean they didn't want him in the first place?
2) Coming off a stellar postseason, Murphy is in the prime earning years of his career. Had he accepted the qualifying offer, he would have delayed free agency by one year, and taken a huge gamble that likely wouldn't have been rewarded with a multi-year contract. He'll likely be offered a contract the Mets wouldn't come close to making.
3) Much has been made of Murphy's defensive limitations, but now he's free to sign with an American League team and be a designated hitter.
4) The Mets yanked Murphy around for years at a variety of positions and numerous times attempted to trade him. Now, he'll be able to sign with a team that really wants him.
Where will Murphy go? The Dodgers and Yankees are two teams prominently mentioned, but Houston and the Angels are other possible suitors.


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Northumberland: Mountain biking paradise
Northumberland has excellent opportunities for mountain biking. Find out where the best places to cycle are and also what to do when you're not out riding!
Northumberland has excellent opportunities for mountain biking. Find out where the best places to cycle are and also what to do when you're not out riding!
The Hertz office at Newcastle Airport and the Newcastle Van Supersite are to be revamped in 2014, along with many others across Europe and the world. The will be part of a worldwide remodelling operation that has seen flagship stores at Paris Saint Ferdinand and Frankfurt Airport in Europe, as well Hertz's UK flagship store at Marble Arch in London.
The Haltwhistle Walking Festival is growing to be one of the best and biggest in England. It returns again this spring and will cover some of the most beautiful and majestic hills in Northern Europe. Walk in the steps or Romans, or discover the lesser-known, but fascinating Issac's Tea Trail.
A brand new accommodation offering is set to open in Northumberland. Hesleyside Estate in Northumberland National Park is opening a glamping offering to holidaymakers. The huts are deluxe accommodation for nature lovers who want a holiday in the North Tyne Valley. They are traditional Northumberland shepherds huts.
Are you looking for exceptional accommodation in the Scottish Borders? Seeking a self-catering home away from home that offers beautiful views, walks, a friendly market town close by and space to meditate and relax? It is here: Tiore next to the tranquil and lush Bowmont Forest near Kelso provides a superb holiday base for families and people of all ages.
If you are looking for beautiful accommodation in a tranquil and secluded setting, look no further. Redwater Lodges on the edge of spectacular Northumberland National Park offer a peaceful retreat from everyday life. Here you will find a luxurious enclave, offering all you would expect of a luxury lodge. Find out more.
Many people want to step in and help what appears to be an orphaned animal. But, according to Kevin O'Hara, Conservation Officer at Northumberland Wildlife Trust, usually creatures are not orphaned and when they cry out it is to be left alone. He gives a few guidelines and anecdotes in this latest article.
Kevin O'Hara of Northumberland Wildlife Trust reminisces and recalls some of the interesting names he and his boyhood friends used for wildlife, such as scribbly jack for yellowhammer – because of the unusual markings on the birds eggs. Lots of the names come from Middle English or Germanic origins.
The unusual and wet winter weather is having a strange effect on wildlife across Northumberland, with a mixed pattern of behaviour amongst birds. The good news is that the days are getting longer and hopefully warmer soon. Kevin O'Hara of Northumberland Wildlife Trust explores Northumberland wildlife in February.
Local ale is making a return to the Coquet Valley in Northumerland, with Coquetdale Brewery, owned by father and daughter Owen and Caroline Jackson of Rothbury, introducing new brews for ale fans. The firm was established in 2010 to bring back the centuries-old tradition of brewing in the valley. It now has three fantastic brews .
If you'd like to see a new take on maps and map-making, make a trip to Queen's Hall, Hexham, Northumberland and see a beautifully embroidered map of Northumberland National Park – created by more than 100 stitchers at five different workshops. It's truly a visual treat.
Northumberland is home to the largest Dark Skies Park in Europe, following a successful bid by Northumberland National Park to create the dark skies preserve in the Border Country. It combines areas covering the national park and Kielder Water and Forest Park and will be called Northumberland International Dark Sky Park (NDSP).
Amy Smith is our latest interviewee for Northumberland's Best Kept Secrets. She works at the Sage Gateshead and shares her love of castles, woodland, the wonderful coast, golf breaks and Hadrian's Wall Country. Find out more!
Sarah Hall is a PR consultant on Tyneside. She shares her love of the North East and a few secrets about places to stay, see and eat in the great North East of England! She lives in Whitley Bay.
Travel writer Dixe Wills has produced a number of books, including one called Tiny Campsites. His new one, Tiny Islands, comes out this month, May, and features Inner Farne. Find out more about Dixe and why he loves Northumberland and his favourite places. He couldn't choose between coast and country and asked for "both, please"!
This is your chance to win two nights for two at the Hog's Head Inn, Northumberland. The Inn is a stunning and new beautiful accommodation offer in Northumberland. It offers comfort, fine food and not least a friendly welcome. Discover more!
Would you like to stay on a beautiful estate, one that offers peace, luxury, great golf, wonderful food, comfort and a hearty, warm welcome? Then enter our contest and it could be you and a partner staying two nights at the luxury Roxburghe Hotel, Kelso, The Scottish Borders!
Matfen Hall in Hadrian's Wall Country offers you and your partner or friend a chance to win a two-night stay in beautiful Northumberland. The location offers excellent walking and is close to historic towns of Hexham and Corbride. Enjoy luxury accommodation at this stunning hotel, great food and incredible countryside as part of this prize. Find out more and how to enter.
Are you looking for exceptional accommodation in the Scottish Borders? Seeking a self-catering home away from home that offers beautiful views, walks, a friendly market town close by and space to meditate and relax? It is here: Tiore next to the tranquil and lush Bowmont Forest near Kelso provides a superb holiday base for families and people of all ages.
If you are a fan of long distance walks, the Ravenber Way will excite you. The 120-mile trek runs across the North of England between Cumbria and Northumberland. A new book, Coast to Coast on the Ravenber Way, details the route, and author Ron Scholes shares with us a section of the walk.
A caravan journey through the North of England, including Hadrian's Wall and the Lake District.
Writer, poet and avid walker Geoff Holland explores the higher ground in Northumberland as he explores the land and hills above Shillmore, near Alwinton. He quickly gained height and had superb views of Coquetdale and the beautiful and unforgettable Usway Burn. Find out more about Geoff's latest walk, and how to follow in his footsteps, too.
In this article writer, poet and walker Geoff Holland takes us on an iconic trek in The Cheviot Hills as he climbs Windy Gyle, one of the highest points in the North of England. Windy Gyle is actually high enough to be classified as a mountain. It is a challenging but incredible rewarding walk, rewarded by stunning vistas.
Poet, writer and walker Geoff Holland gives an overview of waterfalls in Northumberland. Not many people realise that there are beautiful waterfalls that can be found in the county – most of them in the Cheviot Hills. In this article, discover the College Burn, Linhope Burn, Usway Burn and lots more.
Looking forward to some tasty treats this Easter, and suggestions for places to eat? Take a look at TasteclubHQ's latest post, which is full of great suggestions about where to go and where to find sweet gifts for loved ones and friends this spring!
It's British Pie week this week from March 3 – 9. The North East of England including Northumberland is home to some great pie-making and pie recipes. Taste Club HQ has given readers a great overview of some of the region's best pies, including gluten-free offerings. Find out more here and be sure to tweet in support of British Pie Week.
A very unusual type of fungi has been found in Northumberland. The Tyne valley community of Tarset is the location of Waxcaps – jewel-like fungi that seem to appear overnight when conditions are mild and wet in autumn. They were discovered late last year by members of the Tarset community.
The Battle of Heavenfield was a fierce fight between a Northumbrian army, led by Oswald of Bernicia and a Welsh army under Cadwallon ap Cadfan of Gwynedd. It was fought in 633 or 634, and resulted in a decisive Northumbrian victory. Writer and historian Jon Tait tells the story of what some belive is Northumberland's Alamo!
What happens if you are late filing your taxes? Accountant and tourism industry expert Colin Corlett takes a look at taxes and the various penalties for late filing – and how to avoid them.
Quality in Tourism is much more than an assessment service. It also covers the provision of advice and a consultancy service. Find out how to make take advantage off all that is offered by Quality in Tourism. Gary Swarbrooke with the assessment service discusses.
After sometime off to take care of eye surgery, regular columnist Kevin O'Hara returns to capture the wonder and beauty of wildlife in Northumberland. This time he turns his attention to the wonderment of wildlife in winter, and the special beauty cold days and clear nights can bring when out spotting birds and much more.
Wildlife watchers arrived at Druridge Bay not too long ago to tabulate numbers and species in the area. In total, more than 500 species were recorded. The highpoint was when they spotted an otter at nearby Hauxley Reserve. And children were delighted when they saw an brown rat get into a scrap with a bird!
The NewcastleGateshead Winter Festival is now underway and it offers exciting activities rich in colour and beauty. Visitors from across the region will enjoy entertainment and arts and culture at this year's event. Find out more.
Motorbike safety is essential and almost always in the news. Helmets and visibility are crucial, especially in darker months. A lot of new equipment and technology is displayed at motorcycle shows, with the largest one in the UK being the Carole Nash NEC Motorbike Show. It is set to take place in Manchester in January, 2014.
The constant struggle for survival faced by most mammals in Northumberland takes on a whole new dimension as winter approaches. Head of Conservation Steve Lowe at Northumerland Wildlife Trust outlines the challenges in months ahead.
Kevin O'Hara gives readers a rich and vidid description of the wonderful wildlife spectactular taking in place in the North of England, and particularly in Northumberland, this October. Read about pinkfoods, peregrine, redwing and eppreciate a few lines of poetry by Richard Green, too!
Autumn is a special time in Northumberland. The change of colours makes for a stunning sight, and there is plenty of wildlife to see, including geese, Arctic terns and ducks. On the Farne Islans, grey seals are giving birth to their pups and more than 2,000 will be born there in the coming months. Footsteps in Northumberland walking guide Patrick Norris shares the delights of this season.
Volunteers from across Northumberland and the North of England are joining together to help save a vital and important piece of the Northern landscape. The Simonside wetland in Northumberland will be the focus of their attention as provides a home to many kinds of wildlife.
It's now celebration of great British food: British Food Fortnight takes place between 21st September and 6th October. The event was intended as a modern day harvest festival, and in a return to its roots this year's theme is 'bring home the harvest'. Find out more about the events taking place at the moment and how you can enjoy great food and drink.


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The Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festive, Headcount, and the NRDC Action Fund have organized a collaboration of top music artists to encourage Americans to contact their elected officials about climate change. To aid in this, Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Jack Johnson, Wilco, The Decemberists, and many more artists provide music tracks for free downloads.
Best of Bonnaroo is a 17-track collaboration from the live festival. You are asked to email your Senator, the President, or your local newspaper in exchange for receiving these free downloads however, it's not required that you do so.
America is closer than ever to passing climate change legislation. The House of Representatives approved an energy bill last June that would reduce emissions of heat-trapping gases and encourage the development of green jobs. President Barack Obama then told world leaders that the U.S. will reduce carbon emissions by 17 percent over the next ten years (compared to 2005 levels). However, there has been little movement in the Senate, leaving one crucial step incomplete. Literally the whole planet is waiting to see what the U.S. will decide, as India and China are not likely to act without the U.S. doing the same.
Clean energy and reducing pollution are two topics Americans should be interested in regardless of political affiliation. "Forging a clean energy future means healthier kids, a safer world, and more jobs," said Heather Taylor-Miesle, director of the NRDC Action Fund.
The Best of Bonnaroo track list is below:
Wilco Bull Black Nova
Pearl Jam Animal
Jack Johnson Inaudible Melodies
Dave Mathews Band Rapunzel
Death Cab for Cutie Cath…
Ani DiFranco Fuel
Gov't Mule Banks of the Deep End
O.A.R. Delicate Few
moe. Not Coming Down
Raphael Saadiq 100 Yard Dash
Bob Weir & RatDog Throwing Stones
The Disco Biscuits And The Ladies Were the Rest of the Night
The Decemberists The Wanting Comes in Waves/Repaid
My Morning Jacket Oh! Sweet Nuthin'
Guster Happier
Phil Lesh and Friends Box of Rain
To aid climate change & receive your free downloads, visit the Music for Action website.
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Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly meme held on... you guessed it, WEDNESDAY and it's hosted by the wonderful Jill at Breaking the Spine!
UK Edition - September 1, 2012 (Lucky jerks.)
Publisher: Tor UK/ Thomas Dunne Books
336 Pages
The Shima Imperium is verging on the brink of environmental collapse; decimated by clockwork industrialization and the machine-worshippers of the Lotus Guild. The skies are red as blood, land choked with toxic pollution, wildlife ravaged by mass extinctions.
The hunters of the imperial court are charged by their Shōgun to capture a thunder tiger—a legendary beast, half-eagle, half-tiger. But any fool knows thunder tigers have been extinct for more than a century, and the price of failing the Shōgun is death.
Yukiko is a child of the Fox clan, possessed of a hidden gift that would see her executed by the Lotus Guild. Accompanying her father on the Shōgun's hunt, she finds herself stranded: a young woman alone in Shima's last wilderness, with only a furious, crippled thunder tiger for company. Even though she can hear his thoughts, even though she saved his life, all she knows for certain is he'd rather see her dead than help her.
But together, the pair will form an indomitable friendship, and rise to challenge the might of an empire.
This book is less "waiting on" more "IF I DON'T GET MY HANDS ON THIS BOOK ASAP, MY LIFE MY NEVER BE HAPPY AGAIN." My mother would call me dramatic if she saw this and I was tell her that I'm an English major, not a Theater major, so I'm never dramatic.
What are you waiting on this Wednesday?


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July 12, 2002, in Jenin, Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory
According to sources in Jenin, residents had gone into the city center on July 11 after Israeli forces lifted a curfew that had been in effect since June 21. Abu Zahra's colleague Said Dahla, a photographer for the official Palestinian news agency WAFA, told CPJ that at around 2 p.m., the sound of tanks coming toward the area led residents to flee or take cover inside nearby businesses or residences.
Together, Dahla and Abu Zahra went into the middle of Faisal Street to photograph an Israeli armored personnel carrier (APC) that had slammed into an electricity pole there. Dahla said that he and Abu Zahra were alone in the street at this point facing two Israeli tanks (near the APC), which he estimated to be about 40 meters (45 yards) in front of them.
Both men were holding cameras, according to Dahla, and Dahla wore a flak jacket clearly marked "Press." Dahla said that Abu Zahra also wore a cloth vest that identified him as a member of the press.
According to Dahla, moments after the two began taking photographs, gunfire erupted from the tanks. Dahla, who was hit in the leg with bullet shrapnel, said that he looked over and saw that Abu Zahra had been injured in his thigh and was bleeding profusely.
Dahla said that as they tried to take shelter in a nearby building, the tanks continued to fire on them. Dahla told CPJ that the two journalists remained in the building entrance, unable to get to a hospital. He estimates that more than 25 minutes passed before Abu Zahra was helped into a taxi and taken to Jenin Hospital, where he died on July 12.
According to an Israeli army spokesperson, after the APC hit the electricity pole on the afternoon of July 11, a mob attacked the personnel carrier with Molotov cocktails and rocks, and people in the crowd fired on the tanks. The spokesperson said the soldiers in the tanks responded by firing back at the source of the gunfire.
However, witnesses who were at the city center at the time told CPJ that residents did not attack the tanks until after the two journalists had been shot. Photos of the stranded APC taken by Dahla before the shooting show no signs of clashes or hostile action near the carrier. Moreover, there were no other reports of people injured by gunfire in Jenin that day.
Medium: Print
Job: Photographer
Beats Covered: War
Gender: Male
Local or Foreign: Local
Freelance: Yes
Type of Death: Crossfire/Combat-Related
Suspected Source of Fire: Military Officials
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text: blog postsUC Device Pricing Matrix Available to CampusNov 7, 2011 2:45 pm by Liz MurrayShare on FacebookTweetEmailAs we mentioned last week, University Sourcing has solicited best pricing offers for devices that were a part of the CITES UC Device Test Plan and placed those devices for sale in special, newly created iBuy forms. Due to the fact that many users across campus do not have iBuy access, a new UC Device Matrix has been created on the CITES Wiki.Check the matrix for iBuy pricing and links to technical specs for the devices. Pilot users tested the devices found in the CITES Device Test Plan, and now found in the new UC Device Matrix, for integration and functionality with UC Voice. To see the results from this test plan, please see the Device Testing Results page as well. CITES Wiki- UC Device Matrix CITES Wiki- UC Device Testing Results To get an in-person look at these tested devices, make sure to attend one of the up-and-coming "Understanding UC Devices" open sessions. Understanding UC Devices CITES encourages users to wait until their new UC Voice accounts are activated before contacting their individual units about obtaining any device. Waiting until accounts are activated will give users a chance to become familiar with the new software, the integrated functionality, and how they personally will be using UC at Illinois before making any device decisions. CITES does not recommend or endorse any device for use with UC Voice services. CITES will not be providing individual users or departments with devices to be used with UC Voice services. If you believe that you will be needing a device to use with UC, you should consult the Things to Consider When Purchasing a Device for UC at Illinois page first. Things to Consider When Purchasing Devices for UC at Illinois


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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ Connecticut lawmakers will hold a public hearing on a bill that would impose lengthy prison sentences on people who commit crimes with drones.
The Judiciary Committee has scheduled the hearing for Monday morning in the Legislative Office Building on a bill that also would require the state Department of Transportation to develop unmanned aircraft regulations.
The legislation would make it a felony carrying up to 20 years in prison for committing a crime using an unmanned aircraft equipped with a deadly weapon, and up to 10 years in prison for other crimes with a drone.
Police could operate drones, but only for legitimate law enforcement purposes. Officers would have to get warrants, unless there's an emergency.
The DOT would have to develop regulations for operating drones in Connecticut airspace not governed by federal regulations.
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August 22, 2012
If you haven't seen the new CaringBridge website, that's a good thing. After all, the nonprofit isn't trying to market or sell or persuade. It's just trying to heal—patients and their loved ones. The website, which alternately acts as an information conveyer, get-well card, and for some, a prayer circle, has become a modern media tool for thousands who are experiencing a health crisis. Yet even an innovation like CaringBridge needs updating.
"CaringBridge needed a refresh," says Mary Kemp, cofounder of Minneapolis-based Ideas that Kick, which, along with colleagues at CaringBridge, redesigned the "entire visual palette," including logo, several pages of the website, collateral materials, and a "toolbox" of visual elements.
Gone is blue, which could be seen as cold or clinical. In are orange and berry colors, with a heart separating the words "caring" and "bridge." The unique nature of the project required a redefinition of "clients," which Kemp refers to as "authors." By definition, that can be the patient, concerned friends or family, or both.
There will be an information-push behind the changes—a few online and print ads, Kemp says. But the authors will mostly find it on their own, propelled by a health crisis. Kemp says CaringBridge hopes to have a positive effect beyond a social media role.
"The new look and feel more closely aligns with their mission [of] spreading hope and compassion, and really emphasizing the love that we all experience during a health situation," Kemp says.
Ideas that Kick has been going through a bit of a metamorphosis in its own right. Founded 11 years ago, the 10-person shop, which reports annualized gross billings of about $14.5 million, started out as HartungKemp. It then switched to Ideas that Kick, and is mostly now known as Kick. Its clients include Pepsico Nutrition Ventures, Aveda, and Buffalo Wild Wings, among others. As with any firm, they're all important. But few if any agencies will ever have a more meaningful project than CaringBridge.
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During the Opening Ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics, Matt Lauer mentioned that there are 88 countries represented in Sochi, a record amount of countries at a Winter Games. These 88 countries include Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Hong Kong, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, Pakistan, Paraguay, Philippines, Venezuela, & Zimbabwe, who all sent just one athlete to the Games. I guess that makes it easy to pick who will carry the flag for these countries! This also leads to an interesting anecdote in that Mexico has over 100 million residents, but only one Winter Olympic athlete, while Monaco has only 30,000 people, yet has five athletes in Sochi. Meanwhile, over 200 countries sent athletes to the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
The easy explanation for the discrepancy between the amount of countries in the Winter and Summer Games are the events and the climates. There are 15 sports at the Winter Olympics (Figure Skating is considered one sport even though there are five different medal events – Men's singles, Ladies' singles, Pairs, Team and Ice Dancing – within figure skating) compared to 28 Summer Olympics sports (again, these are overall categories so volleyball and beach volleyball are together).
Less events means less athletes. In addition, you're not going to find many ski slopes in Central America or the Middle East, so there's not going to be athletes from these countries competing in the skiing or snowboarding events.
While Olympic officials won't say this, the Winter Olympics are primarily for the wealthiest and most developed countries. However, this doesn't need to be the case anymore. The Winter Olympics were designed to occur in mountainous areas for the winter sports. Major cities like Los Angeles could never host the Winter Olympics since there isn't a luge track next to the Rose Bowl. That's why Lake Placid, a village with about 2,500 residents, hosted two Olympic Games.
Things have changed in recent years. Vancouver hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics but held the alpine events in Whistler, two hours away. Sochi is the real game-changer though. Russia spent $51 billion on these games, creating countless facilities and venues. Although the 2018 Winter Olympics will take place in the ski resort town of Pyeongchang, South Korea, Seoul isn't that far away.
I'm getting slightly off-track here. My solution to having a more inclusive Winter Olympics is to move some of the Summer events to the Winter Games. Events like boxing, judo, weightlifting, table tennis and non-beach volleyball could certainly be held during the Winter Games. These are all indoor events that could be held in any climate. Sure, this may involve host countries spending more money to build new venues, but after Russia's investment in Sochi, the International Olympic Committee would simply factor this into the application process for cities to host the Winter Olympics. Besides, this would allow more sports to continue to be Olympic events.
Wrestling recently fought to survive as an Olympic sport while baseball and softball were cut. Instead of cutting sports, the Olympics could keep baseball and softball as a summer event and move wrestling (or fencing) to the winter.
Now, can we get NBC to show more live events?
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We finished off our trip today, wrote Red Rooster skipper Andy Cates June 10, with another great day of fishing. We had a lot more action today on the smaller grade fish, from 60 to 80 pounds. That meant releasing fish throughout the day.
We kept 22 tuna: 260, 250, 225 pounds, and the last fish of the day, caught by Mike Ashford (from Coarse Gold, CA), a 380-pounder. Like the big 324-pounder yesterday, this beast was tail-wrapped. Sure helps things out. What a great way to finish an epic trip. Most of the other fish were 120 to 180 pounds, very nice grade.
The weather is still nice, lets hope it stays for another three days.
That 380-pounder may be very close to the 381.1-pound tuna taken last November by Dennis Williams of Carlsbad aboard the Royal Star, with Randy Toussaint at the helm. One of the two will be the fish of the year. Well see when Cates hangs his monster on the certified scales.
The Red Rooster will dock at H&M Landing Sunday morning, June 24.
Here It Comes! Albacore Headed This Way
The best news this morning for local anglers is that albacore are moving in to a large area south of San Diego. Theyve been caught by at least three boats from 120 to 220 miles south of Point Loma. Theyre the right size, too, at 10 to 18 pounds or so. Smaller fish at first are thought to be the best indicator for a productive season.
Brian Sims docked Royal Star after a good three-day trip that produced albacore, big halibut and lots of yellowtail. The trip was the first annual R. J. Allen, Inc. charter, with 25 anglers aboard, and Sims brought his happy anglers back to Fishermans Landing about 8:30 in the morning.
We found the albacore at 120 miles, he said. The waters warming, at 65 degrees and the fish is moving up. Here it comes!
You can drive around and see fish and get a bite. We got 34 albacore for seven stops. There were bait fish and troll fish. We got one on the cedar plug and the other troll fish on standard feathers in two sizes.
Steve White of Placentia won first place for a 36-pound halibut. Jeff Persi of Corona tied with Craig Jones of Temecula for second place. Persi had a 25.5-pound yellowtail, and Jones had a halibut of the same weight.
R.D. Martinez of Placentia was the chartermaster. Mike Pitts of Corona posed with a typical albacore.


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' 7 h 57 """ ••* how rich i i , ppy i people we are « ill itention i h " ubu " 1 l " n "' l '"' i r t.h apparent de or design a they believe to ilo any thing else thsn to vollon i approached ihe throne ol grace dwelt on shew the world what we re nud what we enn do ns n , lhe various hleitingt then enjoyed by tliuso around people or nation mr calhoun told tne to aay thai ns him especially in the conversion of many sinners i far a lie knew nr believed there w"s no other design from sin uud siilau in tin kingdom of christ ■nud hum the one i have b tve alhive.anj lo relieve him from ihe.i to iho nstonishiiieiil 1111 burn r of nil lhe 18 iuspi.rlnfhisi ee proceeded touttenhiiiiks ing ihnt many also had been convinced of the l democracy j ihey hud seen the error of the b-treastiry iu"l hnd turned from martin van tren und loco i-'oeoism to the marvellous liulit whiggery i do nol pretend to give the cfaet is r to follow out ihi wretched apostle nf itphbmy in his during deseernlinn of ihe holy ex ine id the sancltiiiry ll is enough lo describe 1 i-h thing in gonernl lenns the traveller who d been iuvcigled into the tippecanno club under i it idea lhal he wu going 0 meeting rose limn . kneeling posture when hu heurd ho throne of < nee in -, died by llie discourse of 11 purty orator l looked round him mirny sober people who ul linen deceived like i elf wore still on their " ieet but ... addition lhe house hud become owded with the bin 10111,1 lawyer and all the i lers nf lhe villugo who had imeu inure correctly i formed a to the v.lo purpose of lhe meeting id who now stood uround luughiiig and exulting i his scone nf disgusting depravity tho prench ' rose from his knees uud sod ■t || s oul illlie e solemn exercises of lhe evening by hinging a 11111 ;' anil 1 hen beckoned lo.oniu'otiu among the idicucu who 111 s uud begun 1,1 sing n 1 i/ipeca e song in which 1 few whig nnd hoyt united . hen th preacher taking a text and again rising id prostituting the form of but religion of which am lold he is uu ordained minister delivered a ilitioal harangue containing the usual stale false i 0d iiliuot lhe emrnviigsnee f i|,e ailo.iiuslra i in lhe h r.l limes the ruined credit ofthe eoiiu y nnd chang ii t weto gqmg oil for harrison id burd eider enough 1 lie subject n .,,,, dis isting lo be pursued ... ull its detail ilm this w deuce ol vvinggery should i.i exposed i onlilles-i some of our indiana friends in the reginn b-nckvilte or conner illd can tell o the nnmo ll.is federal circuit-rider and whether tic is u stiller or n merchant r n candidate for tho lo | slnliire — or nil these hllig well a a k i mister t-orrifwifoor kentucky friends also may 101 111 ti nheliieru mission i 1 not been established lhal stnle lo i,lv ( k.-iitf llie bard cider candidal idemhe cloak of religion y ■■; - ; t ■■1 & w 9 :\ iof nf j & iv , just received published yki.k!.v.;:;::::::('u.\s f fisllhi /',/. r t'nl pfoprietor at till salisbury coffee-house prom ihe ilube tiik independent tkkasurv what is it the constitution of the i'mted states provides ' thai •' no money shall be drawn from the tredtu ry bul i:t pursuance of appropriations made by law ti|p v.:.-,ri i'lnoi.ism.f i published every friday i milium i'i ell inco or s ■">(•. il not pain in fro n the nu i subscribing tk7 no , || ". l w i be discontinued until all arrearage are paid ■it 1 ne aubflcrtption ; nnd the f',,,1 e liter of a wish todi_contmuo it least 1 1 ■;"-.■ths end year subucnbed tor i lider 1 " new eng iget it - \ ,,-■. tisemenls con*piou u*ly and correctly in jtl r square ol h40 ems or fifteen lines 1 . i . .,.. ; typo lor the hr-i in ■ttio i uld v cent . , , 1 mu iiire four tin i judicial dverti*e _ ,.,-. -.'"■nre ntpj.iffber tttnn i ie ibove rate ado ption of 33j ptroenl l'r--i i-i regular piice will l 1 to yearly ad»orti*iwr v t.lvsrtisement _, n iii for publication must be marked with the nu.n 0 f insertions desired or the fill be ,•.,,", in t.l i j rial ■! eharirod accordingly '|-" beouro attention all h r addressed to the edi [ r nn bus '.. ■'•--. must oefrei nf postage prutspcctui ti»r the - xir:t s-li.ii m tt'ilvvicur oespeci'fi a informs hi cusimnerfi and 1 * iim public v"i;il . ihat he is now receiving nnd ficiimio ai his establishment in salisbury a spl li i vsa inunn of ever thing h-snable in ins line nl business — among which will be found the palpable meaning of this is that the money collected of the o|ile by latta ami duties should he paid into tin treasury and there remain until congrett should appropriate it by law to some public objects « lieu it might be drawn out for those objects nnd no differs the niiiiii ilesiun was to prererit the application of the public money to private uie the i surer of the united states and the varinut collector were then tho keepers of lhe public moneys hut there wa n class of men in the countrv who wanted to ret hold o the public money liir their private use which could not be done unless the i institution could lie evaded sard 1 has herri nga cttritish mtcknrel cl se al in.iiuof crackers aiicli h ii,im.t uwuul and gin gor nuts av liois lv l rate * h-'rr ( ' imam n i 1 ■■■1 . popper lemons pine apples h itiii'in is vlnltii 1 grapes i lv-..n tea powder ind shut itoiidon vlnsiard * ; porti r english *\ alnuta 1 locoa nut and spice spanish cigars — best i ihe a ing md smoking ll.'k'ch starch i l.i/li nuts \ bany ale newark cider ttaunco ol ' innatnoo mint 11 cj0vq61 all kinds i-t cordials all kinds of wines ml kinds of liquors all of the besl quality nnd luicst importations this class were favored by ai.ix vnukii hamii ton the lirsi secretary ol lhe iveaauiy the object could not be accnmptiihed by per mitting ihe treasurer and collector to lenu oul lhe public money — the violation of the constitu tion would be loo palpable and the people would understand it this p'm r will l n published until the presidential election ii n ivember 1-1 with one number after ir truing the result in detail snd on m lex twenty-six numbers v ill ur issm*d a in rge surplus lot nunrbers will be printed and all persons . . . nuy immcdiatply whose names aud mohcy are rocciyed betbru lnai surplus hull be exhausted will | , ,■i ■' all the numbers snip molasses brown and loaf 9ugar ( coffee raisins almonds i ranges an ingenious plan wns therefore devised locoarfc | lhe constitution gel i ley out ,,! the treasury without nu appiopriaiioii uud make u-e of it for private purposes this plan was to make bank lit keepers instead ol keeping it ihey would silently lend it out the people wool i know aothlag about it and the constitution would heroine in that re sped a dead letter while the stockholders of hanks and the borrowers of their deposits would get rich by using the money of the people i so adroitly and quietly was tne thing managed that the whole country slid lulu this uncoiistiiu tionul system without be.ny awum of the principles involved in it togeffier with n pre at variety of other groceries too tediuus tu mention and which he will sell ve ry low lor rash mon ruueche returns his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore received and solicits its cotinu ance feb 14 l840 26 tunis one copy xl twelve copies 1(1 six copies 5 | twenty-five copies 211 md it the same rate fora greater nnmber r kendall lute postmaster genera l will contn i ito tn this paper until novi mber s c a it k cud w k i l q ij k ntm 11 my uncle toby " dul nol wy k — bul such uo verlhetusa was tbe lac — ilmt ilir reason why " our arm swore terribly in flanders wm because the f£nt terribly hogued there is no qiber roasou why ihe vv'iiiii orators are been hi often not only 1 tearing u passiiui to tut ten ' hv raking billingsgate street or matter of entertainment thft ti i veiling whit missionaries from coflgress deserve ibe crctlii of brin^in lo inarki't this mudd fustian — it i-i scarcely too bad lo npply in their progress from ny cabin to log cabin pope's lines describing ihe victorious course of one oi the poet racers uf tbe dunciadt the names of subscribers procured upon tins pros pectus and iii 1 money should be si ut directly tn him postage i'i i or through postmasters who are antho i .), uie 1 wl olfifu laws and regulations t ( frank letters wriu ■> ">/ tfiemsi ii .%. unclosing money lor news paper mi i-n;»i olls link notes current in the section of country whore e mibsotiber resides will be received provided thuy are iiiii more than ten per cent below specie in value no paper will be sent unless the money be actually yet iv il t awovmg wuaiuess p!ir subscriber keeps constantly on hand a gcner « ul assortment of read made clothimg mr gentlemen's wear such us uatx panutloom end t a.'a of good croods well made and fashionable ii is ilso prepared to rut mill make clothing m llie mus f.mhwnahlp and thtrnbtr style and warranted tn fit lie also keeps n good us nrtiim'tit l cloths cassi meres iiud vesting ol the first quulities selected by himsell in the new vurk market all nf which lio will sell low for cash the secretary of the treasury every year re ported that there were s tunny millions in the treasury when iu feet here una not a dollar there the whole having been lent out lo traders and speculators and the government having no il left bul a credit on the books ofthe bunks in 18.17 all these keepers ofthe public moneys became defaulters having lent out the public money and not being able to collect it they refused to pay the warrants of the treasurer and acknowledged themselves defaulters one and nil tdr jaitfks g womack having located h nuelr permanently in tin town ni salisbury teudera hn pri'l vsionftl em rvloes tu it ci'iztiis wml llif adjacent country m nil ths various brsncheso£hia pro fusion if can be found bi hid ' if hi o ii ma to street mo door below theoffiueof the *' western carollniso 1 " itcncwcd by ordure sv'npathettl l.ui.^s^^^^h as uil'd w.tti inauir jni ,<- tor tin our_c vigorous be rises from the < th.ivia strong imbibe new life and sours und stinks along h hul a worse feature even than the vulgarity lhe emptv in(i out of lie dreys of their « holnsale polt lions when the iao ctt'ui of ihe " tfeboahed rah " to swim call fo.ll the bsccba.ial ii,,i.e which ; ,-,.,- liir " wing eiitliiisiasm is the utter cbutempt fur the moral leelinga f the community whuh has cn.ne to form n marked characteristic nol only ol whin doing btlt bl w log speeches willi til 11 iii h.ble 11,1 11 thing sjeioii and awful ue hurl ed together into iheir tool elm hi ion f faction and their oral irs ilisb it ool to the iniiliilu.lp with a glee that might have ben no the witches of mad both thai people listen lo ihem with no-oxpres lion of disapprobation is pregnant proof ijiat tin maxim lo " betol lirst those whom y,u wouh de s.roy his not been lost qn the federal leader we h.id once hoped that no mnn wl eeupiod the station or revered ihn mime of h noutli cnr.du a gentleman iuhl loop in countenance much less lo enact urhsrenes.il graceless mocker v — thr people however will hv lilts time linvq ceased lo i attooislied at any thing ribald iii the record of ii 4,ia n enthusiasm n h he sit il 1 ,*.,,, nines to tesofa the art of rutting garment on ii most ppro*ed tilanso the best tailors in new york and philadelphia july 3 17 1h l v tl)r.(j.lf.l)()tlil,]s ii s re ve,l hi dili e lo o i *■of lie ot.ee run of llie muusiot llni.d la , ilv ni'.cupu ii by dr i aus'in i.liill.ll it i s i'i f 7 lilting l'ir citsioinprh ilone nn tin shortest no tin and orders irom h iiihihik-h attended to with r spnth — i'r his slji.p will he found in mr cowan's large t>rir-k builiimir benj k pk.m-ry tins threw the government heck upon tho ori ! final plan of lhe constitution and began lo open lhe eyes of the people it waa now discovered that the idea of keeping the public money in isanl.s was all a sham hint in ell'eet it was not lo|h.aited there to be klt'pt but lo be loaned out and ihul lhe result has u subversion of the prov.s.oo of the constitu tion which rerpiires that it shall imi kept in the treasury until drawn out by the authority ol au appropriation hy congreea having witnessed in tin result lha fs a conse quencea of a departure from the constitution the the i'nrsiin.vr reverted to the sal plan ol ihul instrument mid recommended a system which should prevent the drawing ol nny money from he treasury except in pursuance of ppproprtu hon made by law whether ibis plan should lie adopted or whether the defaulter ol 18.17 skull be aoam employed with iho view thai ll.ev shall till lend ool ihe public money i one of the lead in ,| st .,,,-, which has agitated the country ever since m'ki.m & ijm hi it uuohs springs $ sh ankle imc 1,3 1.\oi .; eil£_i.i iuvsl'ki-l'l-l'i.i.v l!',-r his profess , i services ti ■i ll,e cititeiu t s h-,l..iry n,"l the aurnundtnu dou.ury lie llie is iii iif new l.rick-.mild ing nearly opposite j v w m,irpl,y'h store sii i -. , n u.,au/utt 30 llwo f ilavk j,,«t recoivd from new vork and l'lliudel i plus an xtrnniv uh .,,',.'(,. of dp~.:::s & cr ciocsc — contihtina oi — i v il hardware tinware crock erj.groceiues urugaand mo d.clnes i ly-stuiis paints and oil li,",t and shoot just received a r,..r k*u ol i i it it receiving lr.'**h nnd tionui e saddlery c <__-<-. in abort their stock comprise al every nr.,rl n'-e.l-il bv ilm f'tr-ner mechanic or the r'athionable ol ti,e town r ,!,,,.,, try \. ii ri"*v will nell low for ctth or to puncttttl dealers on time ; r inexohsnge for country produce concord jsn 17tb is40 i medicines p alis is oils ur - '" i ul iss nip i v ilia canities fresh irare i_.mon sy me is isoupn rtee spiers per a i tele celebration al hanoi or v n repre tentative iron south i arol.ni addressed the i iug iii .. speed ilm concluding and motl glorious point of which ia thus reporl i 1'uste hoards writing a\u wrapping i i'i.k ju4u .. targe supply l wines and spirits for medical use whltfh w 11 im . 1,1 al w ll'.l h'l l !,-|,,||, |,| |»| ,,','. .-, auil iht j -,-!,,,• ul ii o tint * . bt t it <__ c li wheeler snlisbiiry june 19 i'll if 1 1 1 . i o h ic os c i g a r s . luulii hvsomttf ■plii si ii 1 iillti.lt living ",•-,, lexington davit ' s n county llie thi method lo inform ti pub lic that l will filler mt r..nii,,_:i with m,y pel»nn r per ">-. eitn.r in d.vidton itowan r < nbarrn t ,",., n h who wish bouses fsctonet or y l,.-r k,",l l imil.l.ml ,',, leil l llr k it build ihom h clieiip a .,", .,.,;,., and in u 0 l oiylu n any workman ,,, tbi cmu'mry ll will 1 l,l nml bum tbe brick 1 wanted ii trust thai in ■l,,i experiimic in moulding and i.avi.nii iirii.k stripped of nil disguitet the quest ion is just this : • shall ihe public money he appliid lo private uses ? " i'll democracy sav " il ihall nol — the pe deral parly aaye " it thnll and this it the great point ... cooiroverty and i ssy in y (-,"! j..".*ra t ,,",,. ,""". n.e | judge herr l . ,... i.i si ,.*._|, |, y wnv wo pre my brave biys on the office boldura ind the vctory it * a ,,!' 1 i i i ti , '., , ! r.,-t;,r ihey arc giving wty like ill b-l upon i wending bm.hirrn from ihe charge r,"bf »■■»"* i upon in l l"'i ii i 11 nml a slnv.-rv niuii-n biter tbitl in specimen of.hr hard ( vler auhhnm t,2 ."'.' '"""' '" '""' w '",' " "'."" '"' ' h '" w,,irl '' w nr a".r.-l in he reporter « .-»,* i v,.a mi jl '" " , ' 1 """"« ho 0*»™l n*tln lh upruariuua aiu,lu<i*o i is it ihn r cr of an . , ' ., ■•.. .. «■»«»■> -.« - i t.ii",-,i _,-, ..". ,,' ;. ;;■;: , ;; n ;. i : m , m ;;' v if i bniiipmin h hi l wu j . r — , the resent of ists in thu htai i i i .- , mr clsy's and ye ,. w ■of i ",."",., s ,, r i i ' • ppl"atl.hi ol the lutaotdto f its kind mr clty'awtt grand '., li-.l "••""«— n--r l..,lii.l hi»v rv in ihe di.lrict of (',.* and eloquent gen tliompsot's was racy sharp siioot """'""• ihoul in r .,-,,. "| ihe states of vlr ipg foil of llttbe nf w.i a."l scathing eirca ,,." i 1 and maryland nnd i people of the district l-',,r il interpretation l l *■mci/7 we pre " e i ijion harriton admiis tl contlitulinmj tume ihe reader ihollld be referred lo p ipe vertet n b ™ longretl lo lo.nh ilia u0f lioll and ill already quoted the >• flushes " need no etpoai '"'''"' *" 1 ' thtterjr end to emaneipele ... the lion when m a remembered from bow big ",, abyss '"' "'"• w " h ll "' •''">»'•... f y ►!«,.! mi.no — or in be drew hit lurid light and whoeve ha not juai ' ll "' """' r "'' "' i.ii»i>i with il,<_y,n»eni f v.r moral fooling rrquirelh nol ." be t»l.l upon wusi k a *"* maryland now km consent of a stale pari of humanity hia speech «,.. t humiliating il i !" ', m " 1 '" 1 "" "' a eompncl n,le no with on on nol h scathing strcetm iv ' '"" * 1 " 1 th alavtholding slntna ,- 1,1,0 justify bat we hope ns tn treeure thtt llie-oralor's "*'"'•/""" f ibe eoinpoct and iht month uisi.lt w.*ll known ulnar v il u-n blinded i in to he giess hnsrin r.«lit in interfere oilher with impropriety al bit language we venture in n '" wl " 1 "" 1 i omaeot this is lhe strong hon that plana him ... ti u he haa imagined will ''" "' -"""" | , and in bontlir i"w f c h w thoy ihe legioqr-of ihe enrmt in disastrous flight in front " '"" l "" "■'" exruae llnir llurrimmitrn i the and " il iher pi " ," ihn retr h would h '• '"',' '"' " ''"'"' "* '" mr "'' •'' r.mly will ilarri l""e unable t keep himsell from doing prndigi """ " i 1 "" "' »»«»« •!"« surplus v,*..ua for aboli and . inn hi " ganer.,1 orders " ,,, iucii ,, ctm would """' ""' '' '"'"' r """ ' btrucioi l winch wo recent be of necessity by lar loo vehement in ttylfetnread ' v l ''"' , *"-"" , l smoothly lb mil week aud while >-,. g 10 iht )* '" ''"' mtwewa l pluyt non-cotnmiltal r.ul.i ml left nn ibt cider caaks hka i m it lie can lie sayti l'.i ,,,.<* lighting ibe wins melts in his niahi gown "~ '' ''"'"' '"" ll "" ll bo pouce nnd harmony f 1 w ought perhapa .,, re mber lhal .,,- «., . ,,, m ''" •'".".. d in o,v opinio require 1 ihe com heal l victory and fell n lillla wolf tl , ihe i r """"'' "'' tbe tariff known tt mi clny lull i eel the n fortune is hml in v"ril i mil i "' i ' 1 '«' curie nut according to ia apiril uud i have i .,■,. l»*i..il.jto,i,lr re ""£ "•" j .^^. ' "' '" '- " i i •' .!■■■|.- i -. ■! i i r from thr norlh carolina standard harrison's federalism it ia n little on i.*,i lo see the federalists nf lhe old echo i who sre now in the n.uka of the " whige aniiooa to clnar lr n harrison of the charge of beluga fetlerautt do ihey think fed c,,,l,.ui a crime 1 no j bul ihey know he people cotton \ arna 1*1 if buhseribtrs l for ilm lexington t ■■m fuel-try would infnrui tl public thtt ll.et i ju-il recivcl and mow li,r fur k 1 wholesale snd rei.i.l thu cotton yarns of said pnclorv con i number — tin t/perior qunh lie snd character ol lhe y.ir of thi paclorv nn itill entitle him lo " l,.rn l public patronage ii wi nlil refer gentlemen win mil work dor in hi i ,,, business u tht kernels aeedemy tnd the new lire prom clerk's oliloa ,,, stlinury t pecimensol lit v,,,k . ll !.--,.-, i i-,-l known "-. .'. me i ml r ,, meitd ,,,•,.. irom " . — tiiow winbln to pur 1 i 1 will plfaac give us a call i . li v i k vt heeler act april 34 i in il ,\. it tin wiahing work dona will pleats ittve word nt tl ili ol ii western arol.n.an and ,. ll be piinot.ully tttonded ..,. ithiikilt cox l).v"u,n april 1 i iii if will never tanelion the doclrinet ol bn party and heiefore hive to deceire tl.em by denying then own i ml ' in regard io gen harrison's k",le|jdi mi there ia ihe moel ample lestiusu.y to rmu-li ihni i is surprising t.,«t even iht wniggery should aitempi i deceive iht people on lho tuldett for ur i sr we ihuuld lick farther laaliroont or ibe aunieei 1.,,,,,'c.ea.hr \ ; hut a of our p'.liii i friendt hate though otherwise and lev roll fuels lo lhe point several ciiictnt of ibe in.re ebt racist in,l ibe um">i unimpeachable veracity ccrt.ly in harriann't pedernliem t owners ot mu\s r | , ll subscriber hst tn improved patent l*pindlrtot i mill l,y will 1 11 , i 11,1 i.l ,,,!,-, lie i with the ususl forin ol hpindl it is sn constructed .,*. ,,, i i fro ,, hen/me r kill ult enl ,,, nny mtn dtr i'i r miner ,- -, > *■..,, d by ilia spindle tt tl m v i pr its t,t,i;i,,,-e md ol count there i ".. rubbing ,.. iht ttont i hunk hv tu imprnvtd si ,..!'•'. i nine wntir w.il , i . ,,•■-, ine-tl.ird ,,,,. e mess snd tht met i ot mperi r i|titlity a v th ,, hing '" it '"■of ihe bpifidlte liny il il ,,"<■ur more liv ,,," kmif application with in n short tints lo ii subscriber ti i v ■ills li a n.c i ih.nlt the probable oufl vill -,... excetfl ..,.- pstenl and spindle rotdj b ,,-'•. the t.l owing perkina hate my pstenl mill hpindl in nine - hit operation ; — . 1 w i kelly thos _"'-* ter joseph i it 1 1 in s-i.,,'1 pualeruf davie v iilliroih 1 1 , i l david i l_«".*.,,r ot i.,,",,l c.isrl i llitl ',. kotrsni a'misoa m<",r t dav,fi nd w'in.t n li of hurry til of wi trt high l-i pleated 1 v l ii psrfbrintoct i m iiii hunt oct 7 1 iw " wax i:sr\!»ijk»nii:>'i to tran lirs r l , iu r.\elli .* ,-..,,, miuiy nr rttpatlaitly inform * odilitt the suttcriber is now running hi li no di rect ir it.-,i : ii by wsj o i ,-•«,,,.' ,,,,-, \ ,,,,,,-.' - - . in imnll nortbc itda cotchas ol lbs fir t - . ■avti g lt"l.-,fl on mo i >•> ■,,,! i'i.,,r..i v ,,, 10 \. m , i nm n s i.bury "■■>" dnyt ", i p m ury on tuesdaysand pndsyt tl3 \. if :,, it 1 1,'xl ln ... 11 p m ll i ,, art j-'i-i mnl dnvur particularly car.'ful kit i ii g i il.l mcl.ka.n i'.li i i " it '* ll kv.tt leeored at hm mtnston hotel mr v wler of lexiggton ken aa.s ," r>-|i*r euce lo ihe proceed j gtofcougrett ,,, 1790 a».,i i - mi im i letter iddressed in ii ll ,,,"■! ; ■■i .,, werlo your filler oft hi dale june 37 i-4.i i will sav tlnii i wns in congmd at a member du i ring lhe grenl t niggle between jeffertofl and 4,1 .,,,,*, and know the t'.ir i hihi william henry ii rison l hen a delegate ir,,,n iht norlh wettern t.-r rttoiy was upon ibe tide of mr adarqt ii ,<« » pederalltl and w-re ibt black oxkade mr i'rien of trumbull county ohio who in spri ken of in the llufliilo republic aa a highly res i ,-,-, i.i inn nnd extensively known through hi ihi h has given under nu.h matter concern lillg oen harrison of which the following is in ex i irael : s\o\u v>l\g_ravmc pill hubscn " ■' i ■hi ' even mill i,,,h of sll * .,,. .. tntenila a ntly ,.,, ., ,,. hi l lirtaue mubt oxpraasly for to all stones can uie nny order in jut l.inc ,-.. tin ttiico — a lao — i ,« rei.'v lo xatllto nny w,rk which mev lie railed h - ulpiurino mtonk i't'l'imi kn ''>' \' l.^i ., v , and he tttufot uloae who iim itvor h h i w k lint unles wt ii done ,,,.-, l;,e • m i !,<■haa nn my a , a";,|..i lavga dairy trou/i l"r ttle cnl i rook e i sarpoat ol prct rvnitr lk cool apply ml iht i riber a venerable old tftldier of lhe revolulioo a im^'^'i 7 '• k ',<... hcisnm^o^^mvji^jjtsh who had r,".klil snd lili'.l for ihe country ... limes h *' ''" approve mr i'lm's hill of ( ' p ,*,..■which " l men's ula game lu or office lha h " ''" , ''' r - clay ihe father nf ibe protective pp ■othbr day in gal ,. oewepeper the old gentleman '" m '""' "" do many ,.| ilu ultra federal tariff ■mill prtte rei'l the erect hetring which l had • '* mercury ■rfnuhflati inquired in lhe wtrt of 70 ",,.| yet re i 1 lemca live recollection nf aecnea ami sli ins mm lniwgi v thorl lime tlnce mr charlet 1 which inn i endear every k ie v . inured vplot ," who mtnly add rowed port i citiztnsof wake i remniiia mi.ig ua lo thom wl rt now enjoyiug "'" l ion aounllet hi dtbner's formerly lhe fell fruiiioo of ihe.r toils and danger wi,"i hole store j nnd i understand from authority kind l paper will you have nr t mid we after l which no nnn nan doubt lhal i defending nnd i i taken n vat a whig paper to be sure prn.a.ug ener.il hiirrmou'a celebrated law for 1 the i i gentlemen " i wns a whig ... lh re ' lling r while people for fine ",,,! e,,,ts ",,,", volution young inao and i am loo old to sheoga liw a.nta he tr.a.h uae uf lhe followi phatie now wo then handed hnn one ot the hiding ' language viz ; i declare thut i would nol only w lug pipers of the dav nnd the old man threw ,. hav vo.cd lo hire or fl ihem lhe p,h,r wl |,",| aside wilh an appearance ol grenl li.-a<ia."clioi ; i broken lhe penal law ■».., til ihey mini their " that asid he " is modern whigrry h .. nnl my ; lim-a and coats j hul h would hurt toted ,,, mt k "^ y " u '" *""' ""' w '"" y i h : ki'fitt upon ihem awl whip them until tkj call a democratic p»per."~.vor<oa herald i orh"l them out[-norlh carolina standard in mocksvilli dwif coi'nty n c that he frtqgeellf a him and heard inm eon m-r>e > " lilical mtucnt tl thai nine and ibal he knows hnn io baie la-en a member ol too fed ra pur ly a bai liiee—hah frequently seen him wear the bi.ai'k cockade haixie if federalism attached to ihh hat md thtl bt dtttldctl rememl r bearing bin l"--rve in an argumanl ," favor ot the sedition law in prcaenre of i'b.rlc i'endh'rton and others that he tliooirbt 1 waa proper lor the preauleot ibe beads of the jlttpsrl inenla and ne.nbera of conc'-aa i'o 1 1 a v v a jhiiibld t1ihowx akdijni them that they hiioui.il not he l the mouth ok i everv blackguard that walked the i street thomas foster i\i vl ms ibe pablic i.m be ma r,'i,"iv,-,l from i irue-r land .,, i tew l"i,ldu n the teuic aouart in lbt town •,' mockevilte where ,"■will oen ,,! i teep ' house k bntbrtainmbnt ilia ii ins ia roomy nnd ,-..,"""«! u ; ttiathed '■wlocb are «, . i,",if,,ri..l,le office fof gostlobifl of lhc lljr all convenient ." tbe tour houae the m.bscr ber pledge himself ,,. ile in,nrt diligent exertknh .,, darlmn lo uch a may call on bun ii a t hie it r nj stml.la are provided n the beat manner th.t iht country will alio.il nd but aeitants tie failh enoch b phillips r 1st 1«.li if y*ni|;d._a small active n.'irr iirl to lo tho cooking nud waahiugcl a nml iniu.ly '"' l i nl ,,| hia year "> apply at this office june li 1*40 i not withstanding this and other proofs we dare say the '* whig.^will still mate aomo ofthe gulls belleee that ilnmson it no federal 14 l
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Title | Western Carolinian |
Masthead | Western Carolinian |
Date | 1840-07-24 |
Month | 07 |
Day | 24 |
Year | 1840 |
Volume | 21 |
Issue | 6 |
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Title | Western Carolinian |
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Date | 1840-07-24 |
Month | 07 |
Day | 24 |
Year | 1840 |
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1 the western carolinian • t ik powbb not oki.k.iiti.i t.l t.ik fniteii riltii hv rill • '. l titittii.-v . lob v or ro ir fi ihi — mend"irnl to the constitution article x by it to thk stttks bb rkhrrvi.ii to oif al ire i v ot vo\ume xxi | salisbury j c july 24 1h40 j\*o from commencement 1,048 r f i m ■,, r t ii .: more go h things political miscellany from ihe yorkvillt ft c compiler from the qlob to the pkople i'll is ii i'i i'lun o till 8ai im'.ij function some nfour citizflk have expressed .. treat mi we huve ihe i lowing simple narrative from a ■riu.it i to liiiuw why togrett a number and tome gontlcmi.n nf high linr"ct,*r inthe wast it ia . seemingly jv interrogatories ur propounded unque*ti |


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Emporio Armani Red Pour Lui (White) by Giorgio Armani is a Citrus Aromatic fragrance for men. Emporio Armani Red Pour Lui (White) was launched in 2007. Top notes are citruses and bergamot; middle notes are rosemary and caraway;
Perfume rating: 4.16 out of 5 with 58 votes.
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Apparently this is a limited edition identical to Armani White He, but in a different bottle ?! Sure, let's put the same juice in two different bottles to make more profit, sounds crazy Armani but hey, others have pulled this trick as well.
Anyway, the scent starts out with crisp fresh citrus and something discretely floral mixed with some herbs followed by cardamom or caraway, which is later overtaken by a soft, slightly powdery musky basenote. The herbs are present almost straight away from the opening and unfortunately when the cardamom kicks in, the mix reminds me of nutmeg, of which I'm no big fan. Sillage and longevity are mediocre at best. Overall I find it rather underwhelming, too bad.
Don't worry, it's discontinued by now.
The magic is : you can be touched by something very simple, even if you are a demanding amateur.
This one is a white floral, fresh, simple, cosy in the summer heat. It has this rare feature of not being too strong if you spray more than usual. Better, it can be sprayed and immediately pleasurable even when the top notes are still opening. Most of the florals for men are a bit exploding for a few minutes before becoming really enjoyable. Emporio White is ready instantly !
Unfortunately this has been discontinued and become very hard to find, due to the massive number of new ones always coming. In a way, this frag must be considered as a one shot or a summer variation that last one year or two... Despite the fact that it is not a flanker of Emporio for Him but a totally different fragrance.
Lasting : Good
Lots of compliments
I love this smell on my fiancee, I know it was a limited run, however I do think that they should sell it again.He doesn't use it often and brings it out for special occasions.LOVE IT!
Armani told me that Emporio Armani Red Pour Lui (White) is the same as Armani white, just changed the colour of the bottle, but boots were charging more and said it was different lol...
Soft, musky, and just a touch of spice, which is ultimately what sealed the deal for my purchase. Interestingly, I have trouble smelling it on my skin after a few hours, but I get a lot of compliments from others hours into me wearing it.
I like it, but what I like MORE is to smell the scent I'm wearing. Therefore, not sure I will go back for a second bottle...
Totally disappointing as far as the longevity is concerned! Starts off citrusy but before it gets to the musky stage it is virtually non-existent.
Will give it another try when the summer comes tho..
The only Armani fragrance I respect. It is very lemony, with a touch of spices and loads of soft musk( remember CK Be),with good projection. It is not my type, but I recommend it to teens.Anyway, I bought recently two 1 oz bottles on sale. It is nice for spring and summer nights.
does it smell like burberry weekend for men?
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In Ukraine, talks the only way to stem escalating crisis
Ukraine is in turmoil, the threat of civil war mounting by the day. The death toll is rising as Ukrainian troops struggle to stop government buildings in the country's east from being seized by pro-Russian protesters and militia. Western sanctions against Moscow are having little impact and an agreement signed in Geneva last month by Ukraine, Russia, the United States and European Union on a series of steps to reduce tensions is being all but ignored. Elections slated for May 25 would ordinarily be expected to put an end to questions about the government's legitimacy, but there is little chance of free and fair polls in such a climate; only international talks have a hope of bringing about peace and stability.
The fate of Ukraine has to be determined by its people. But the authority of elections will be eroded if polls are held while there is fighting and strong outside pressures. Ukraine's acting president, Oleksandr Turchynov, admits his country's military is "helpless" to ensure stability. The possibility that militias will overthrow local leaders and hold referendums that will hand territory to Russia, as happened in Crimea, is ever-present.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to protect the interests of Russian speakers in Ukraine and elsewhere. With tens of thousands of Russian troops massed on Ukraine's eastern borders, fears are rife in Kiev that an invasion will be launched to put the nation back under Moscow's control, as under the Soviet Union. Former Soviet states Moldova, Armenia and Georgia are among nations similarly anxious. Putin has already said the Geneva agreement was invalidated by the actions of Ukraine's soldiers, furthering the uncertainty amid the threat of a Russian response.
US and EU economic sanctions, imposed following Russia's annexation of Crimea after a disputed referendum, have been widened to include more companies, business people, politicians and military leaders. While they have led the International Monetary Fund to lower its forecasts for Russia's economic growth and hit the rouble, they have not softened Putin's rhetoric or hurt his popularity at home. Language from the US and EU has been tough, but there is no appetite for a military response or actions that will harm Western business interests. Economically isolating Moscow will not resolve Ukraine's crisis or ease the fears of Russia's pro-Western neighbours. Negotiations to bring about stability, with all parties involved taking part, are the only sensible way forward.


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Dean Baker
Truthout, August 1, 2011
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As we get the final details of the debt ceiling deal between President Obama and Congress, we still have to wait for the verdict of the credit rating agencies. Will they give us the thumbs up or will they tell Congress that it has to take even more money from the poor, the sick and the elderly before the credit rating agencies reaffirm the top credit rating of the U.S. government?
The media have spent much of the last two weeks telling the public that the judgment of any deal by the big three credit rating agencies -- Standard and Poor's, Moody's, and Fitch -- will be the key to its success. We were told that the smaller deals being discussed between President Obama and the Congressional leadership may not be sufficient to maintain the United States' top credit rating. We may have to make bigger cuts to programs such as Medicare and Social Security to keep the rating agencies happy.
Before we throw the beneficiaries of these programs to the wolves, we might think a bit more about what the credit rating agencies are. Of course, the credit rating agencies were last seen giving top quality investment grade ratings to mortgage-backed securities that were filled with garbage loans.
These loans were used to buy homes at bubble-inflated prices on terms that the borrower almost certainly could not meet. In many cases, the mortgage agent had deliberately filled in wrong information to allow buyers to get mortgages for which they were not qualified. But this was all fine by the bond rating agencies. And the rating agencies were paid tens of millions of dollars for the investment-grade ratings that they delivered
This was not the only time the credit rating agencies got things seriously wrong in the lead-up to the crisis. Lehman had a top investment-grade rating right to the very end, as did Bear Stearns. The fact that these huge investment banks held hundreds of billions of dollars of subprime mortgage-backed securities did not bother them.
Nor did it bother the credit rating agencies that AIG had issued hundreds of billions of dollars of insurance – credit default swaps – against subprime mortgage-backed securities. AIG was triple AAA right until the end.
It wasn't just this crisis that the credit rating agencies got wrong. Enron managed to hide tens of billions of dollars in debt on the books of its subsidiaries. This was improper and illegal, but it fooled the credit rating agencies. WorldCom managed to boost its profits by treating tens of billions of dollars of routine maintenance expenses as capital investments to be depreciated through time.
In short, the credit rating agencies qualify as the Keystone Cops of the financial world. That is assuming of course that it is not simply corruption.
But apart from the issue of the competency of the bond rating agencies, there is a more basic question. What would it mean for the United States to default on its debt?
This isn't an economic or philosophical question; it is a simple matter of logic. The United States borrows in dollars. The United States also issues dollars. How could the United States ever be in a situation where it can't get the dollars needed to pay off its debt? Apart from a debt ceiling debate, where Congress effectively forces a default for reasons that have nothing to do with the country's creditworthiness, it is pretty much impossible to see how the country could default.
It could be argued that printing dollars would lead to inflation, which would reduce the value of Treasury bonds. While this may be true, if this is the criterion that the bond rating agencies are using to evaluate debt then any expectation of increased inflation would necessarily imply a downgrade of all debt issued in dollars. However, none of the credit rating agencies are talking about an across-the-board downgrading of dollar -denominated debt.
Before anyone gets too excited about the risk of a downgrade, they should have an idea of what they think it means. I have yet to see anyone provide a remotely coherent explanation of what the credit rating agencies would be saying if they downgraded U.S. government debt.
There are a lot of Wall Street finance and Washington policy types who desperately want to cut Social Security and Medicare. They are willing to lie, cheat and steal, and spend tons of money to accomplish this goal. The threat of a credit downgrade is a great piece of ammunition for this gang. We should torture them by insisting that they explain what it means before they can be taken seriously.


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