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This very good German violin bow, a fluid, active player, was made in the 1930's in Markneukirchen by an unknown, talented bowmaker. The high quality warm, mellow, somewhat sweetish tone and quality of workmanship are superior to most bows of this class. The balance point is measured at 25.8 cm of 74.1 cm total length and feels slightly shifted towards the upper half. The octagonal stick is elastic with good tension and of medium strength at play, the stick is made of fine quality dark red-brown pernambuco wood, the ebony frog is nickel mounted, with a mother of pearle eye and a yellow shimmering slide. A beautifully playing bow that does not allow high but allows normal pressure at play and that produces a warm, mellow sound full of character. This bow complements clear, brilliant, somehwat sharp sounding violins. A small repair to the back of the head which has no impact on stability allows us to offer the bow at a competitive price.


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Pakistani Scientist Cites Help to Iran Official Aid for Nuclear Program Claimed• Washington Post
The creator of Pakistan's nuclear weapons program boasted in a recent television interview that he and other senior Pakistani officials, eager to see Iran develop nuclear weapons, years ago guided that country to a proven network of suppliers and helped advance its covert efforts. A.Q. Khan, whom Washington considers the world's most ambitious proliferator of nuclear weapons technology, told a television interviewer in Karachi, Pakistan, that if Iran succeeds in "acquiring nuclear technology, we will be a strong bloc in the region to counter international pressure. Iran's nuclear capability will neutralize Israel's power." Although Khan has previously claimed nationalist and religious justifications for helping to spread sensitive technology, several experts said his latest statement was an unusually direct claim of broad, official Pakistani support for an Iranian nuclear weapon.


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The 5.4L engines that we're now offering can be ordered in different valve combinations depending on the year of each Expedition or other Ford produced vehicle.
Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) January 10, 2014
The Ford Expedition is one of the many sport utility vehicles produced for the North American market that is still popular in new and used condition with buyers. The Got Engines company sells replacement used condition motors and is now offering used Expedition engine inventory in 5.4L size at http://www.gotengines.com/ford/ford-expedition-engines.html.
The announcement for this engine series is part of the 2014 enhancements to the online engine inventory now for sale. The welcoming of this Triton engine family motors to the Got Engines company is establishing a new resource to find Expedition engines online.
The Expedition by Ford is one of the few vehicles produced in the past 20 years that has used the same engine displacement for each vehicle production year. The use of the Triton 5.4 series since 1996 has contributed to the demand for preowned condition units in some areas of the United States.
"The 5.4L engines that we're now offering can be ordered in different valve combinations depending on the year of each Expedition or other Ford produced vehicle," said a source at the GotEngines.com company.
One benefit that buyers of the V8 Triton engines are scheduled to receive apart from the free shipment program at the GotEngines.com company is the placement of warranty coverage. Every 5.4 series motor from Ford and other displacements in stock are now covered with a new warranty time period.
"The automotive warranties that are provided with each purchase at our company offer extra protection up to a three-year period and this service is figured into the sale price," the source confirmed.
The Got Engines company website now reflects all of the inventory figures for the Triton 5.4 engines now for sale. The research system now connecting the warehouse inventory to the online inventory is automated each day. Interested buyers of these used Ford Motor Company engines are able to receive updated pricing without calling the 1-866-320-1065 toll-free number.
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The GotEngines.com company remains one of the leading resources for second hand engines in the entire United States. The low pricing, free shipping and warranty inclusions this company offers with its used engines for sale has contributed to its success rate. The GotEngines.com company is now generating instant quotes for its inventory online for buyers who use the price discovery system now online. The toll-free support this company continues to offer offline provides one additional method of price research for interested engine buyers.


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Recent statistics have indicated that over half of the American adult population is categorized as "overweight" or "obese". Buying or making clothes for the full figure / plus size woman can be a very stressful and difficult process as there is literally NO standard size that fits properly. The same is true for overweight and obese children.
Pattern Making is the answer to the problem
Why make patterns? Whether you are a petite size, average or full figure size, the answer is very simple - you will be using YOUR OWN measurements or the measurements of the person you are wanting to sew for, therefore all the garments you make will fit those particular measurements. Each figure has specific figure challenges - high hip, sway back, rounded shoulders, large chest and the like that are taken into account when your personal measurements are taken. If you are large busted in comparison to the rest of your body, or have larger than average hips and legs - pattern making will solve your problems.


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With it being the Easter holidays here in central Manchester we are very pleased to host the annual Photography display of images by Clarendon Sixth Form students. These Year 12 students are studying for their BTEC Extended Diploma in Photography and the project with Manchester Museum contributes to their units in 'Ideas and Concepts in Art and Design' and 'Studio Photography'.
Typically these displays have been linked with the Museum's entire collection and have been shown in black and white (see previous posts), but this year we focused the students on a particular theme: Manchester's connection to South Asia.
With the Museum's upcoming Courtyard Project to build a permanent South Asia gallery (along with a new space for special exhibitions) we encouraged the students to explore the Museum's current South Asia collection with Living Cultures Curator Stephen Welsh. They then used this as inspiration to research Manchester's own links with South Asia – be that through food, tradition, people or religion. Each student then presented one image to us to demonstrate those connections which appears in the final exhibition.
Clarendon Sixth Form students' work can be seen in The Study on the 3rd floor of Manchester Museum until the summer.


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New version of VersaTimer is now released – fully iOS 11 compatible!
VersaTimer is a timer/stopwatch app with some unique features. It comes with many different options for alerts and it can even announce the time left using speech. With the advanced rule system you can customize your timer to play different sounds at different intervals, making it the most versatile timer out there!
The latest version has several new improvements, like notifications and vibrate option. It has also been adapted to work with all the new iOS devices, including latest iPhones and iPads. Click here to get full details.
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In yet another engaging session organized by the Marketing and General Management Forum, Mr. Naru Radhakrishnan enlightened the students with his insights on social media marketing. Mr. Radhakrishnan is an alumnus of TAPMI who has more than 24 years of experience across media and digital space.
He began the session by talking about the relevance of social media marketing. In this era of hyper connectivity, consumers have the ability to aggressively express and broadcast their opinion at the push of a button. Hence, social media marketing can no longer exist as a separate entity, rather it has become an integral part of the marketing activities. He then went on to talk about the reasons behind the increasing proliferation of social media in our daily lives. Human beings are inherently social animals. It is this psychological need that is driving us to use social media as a digitally enabled social setup. Moreover, it also acts as medium for fulfilling our need for fame, an attribute which was exhorted by the famous American artist Andy Warhol.
Mr. Radhakrishnan then talked about the four kinds of social media users. The "Creators" are the primary originators of all social media content. This is a sect of highly creative people. The "Curators" are the aggregators who collate the content created by creators and packages in an attractive way for the rest of the users to consume. The "Distributors" distribute this content to different segments. The "Consumers", being the last group, are the set of passive end customers of social media.
Moving ahead, he explained how social media is reshaping the contours of marketing. Instead of the historical "Marketing to People" scenario, it has changed to a "Marketing for/with People" situation. In the past, marketers used to set the agenda. It has gradually changed into a situation where consumers are setting the agenda. Marketing is no longer about the products but about the stories that you weave around them. In this age of social media, a high quality product alone won't help you to succeed in the market place. The product would need stories in correct context so that consumers would be able to connect with it. He then played the "Dove Real Beauty Sketches" short film which was created as part of the Dove's marketing campaign. The video showcased how brands can be built on beautiful stories.
Another factor which determines the success of such social media campaigns is the surprise element and interest level associated with it. He took the example of the famous "Smell like a Man" campaign of Old Spice. Moving forward, he spoke of the importance of being prepared for social media overreactions to marketing campaigns. He went on to explain how Honeywell Cereals leveraged this overreaction to their advantage. The trick is to think more like a publisher than a marketer. Even in the era of social media, word of mouth publicity has its own relevance. What you as a marketer tell to a customer is way less credible than what customers tell each other. A brand is created out of these interactions between customers. Hence social media acts as a meeting ground between consumers and brands. This is why online presence is a must for companies looking to leverage the social media tools. A mere presence in itself won't add value either. Instead of using social media to just impress people, it should be leveraged to impact them. He cited the Ice Bucket Challenge campaign as one of the most successful such initiative which helped in creating a real impact.
The event ended with a highly interactive Q&A session wherein students and faculty members interacted with the guest to make the learning experience even more enriching.


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There is no such joy and happiness than to talk in your own Desi language with comfort and through this language we can easily communicate with each other. Some of the Desi phrases are just too popular among us that most of us use these phrases in our daily life just for fun. Some of the words in Hindi are just so amazing and funny that we can only use them with our friends and to let them know about our situation. Only an Indian or the one familiar with our language can get this!
Let's have a look at the typical Indian phrases we use in daily life.
1. Jugaad Kar Yaar:
The meaning of jugaad is to fix something with creativity. In India if we are unable to find the right solution of any problem then the only way to complete the task or to get rid of the problem is to do "Jugaad" and through jugaad we can do everything.
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2. Kuch Bhaukna:
Bhaukna is an Indian word which means barking and this term is usually related to the dogs, but in India we can use it for the humans as well. The term is mostly used when someone is angry and we ask them to communicate with us.
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3. Item Hai Yaar:
In India, an item is not only just for the product, but here men can also use it for the beautiful girls and to describe their beauty in a tapori language. "Kya Item hai" can be used to describe the hotness level of a person you are attracted towards.
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4. Tashan Mei:
It is used to describe the style and comfort life of someone who is much better than you and have most expensive things among all. People who like to show off their status and things can totally relate themselves to this term.
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5. Ghantaa:
In India, to express your hate or anger in a polite way among the friends one can use a word Ghanta which means "Bullshit". When you are not accepting the fact or lie of someone, you can use this word to tell them that you disagree and can't accept it.
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6. Thoda Adjust Karlo:
"Thoda adjust karo" means if something is not fixing than fix it with some jugaad but do it. The term mostly used in situations where you need a seat on the train or buses or when many people are sitting together in a car and you want to go with them too.
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7. Oh Bhabhiji:
The term is used to give respect to the sister in law and now you can say this to your guy best friend's girlfriend and it means you can't even dare to look at her with evil eyes. After calling any girl "bhabhiji", you are now a brother to her.
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8. Kaan Ke Neechey Bajau Kya:
This is the most violent word one can use at the time of anger and if you want to slap them. In Hindi, we can translate slap into "Kaan ke neechay bajau kya" and the other person will understand that this is the time to make the place into a WWE wrestling ring.
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How many of these do you use in your daily life? 😀
Got some more such phrases? Comment below and let us know too!


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Krissy Evans is a good girl. She always has been. Until...
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Jewish World Review Sept. 29, 2009/ 11 Tishrei 5770
Walk the walk? Not today's kids
By Tom Purcell
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | It was a long walk for a 4-year-old.
It happened in 1966. My older sister Krissy, eager to get me out of her hair, gave me a coin she'd made from a piece of cardboard.
"You can buy candy with it," she told me.
Candy was a rarity in our home, but I knew just where to get it.
I remember slipping out the back door and making my way up through the woods and onto Diane Drive. It was another 200 yards to the "little store," our name for the mom-and-pop shop at the bottom of the hill.
I entered the store and reached my grubby hand above my head and set my fake coin on the counter. Beneath the counter, through the glass, was a spectacular display of penny candy. I stood there mesmerized by the incredible potpourri of sweets.
Unbeknownst to me a great hullabaloo was taking place at my house. Krissy and Kathy, 7 and 9 respectively, were instructed to keep an eye on me while my mother went downstairs with a load of laundry.
When my mother returned a few minutes later, I was nowhere to be found. Kathy, apparently, had gone upstairs to her bedroom. Krissy and I were left together for only a few minutes just enough time for her to cut out the coin and get me out of her hair (though I don't think she expected her runt brother to actually slip out of the house and walk to the little store).
Panic overcame my mother as she searched the house.
This story came to mind as I read a recent article in The New York Times on kids and walking. Today's parents are in a continuous state of panic and worry. Most won't let their children walk anywhere alone.
Consider: It's routine for parents to drive their kids to and from school even if school is only a few blocks away.
At some schools, there is a rigorous process for picking children up. Parents must display their kids' names on their dashboards. A school official radios to the building and the kids are then escorted to the cars.
Parents who attempt to buck our worry-prone culture one lady allowed her 10-year-old son to walk a mile to soccer practice face the wrath of family, neighbors and local authorities.
When a cop saw the boy walking alone, he stopped him and drove him to practice. Then he reprimanded the kid's mom and told her that if anything had happened to the boy, she would have been charged with child endangerment.
To be sure, we're an uptight control-freak culture these days. Our paranoia is stoked by sensationalistic news stories and 24/7 coverage about children who have been abducted.
The truth is, statistically, the world is no more dangerous for kids now than it was in the '50s, '60s and '70s, when 10-year-old kids were free to walk all over the place.
Consider: There are roughly 40 million elementary school-age children in America. Each year, 115 children are abducted but more than 250,000 are in car wrecks.
I am certainly sympathetic to the challenge parents face. A friend of mine is determined to allow both of her children to experience some of the freedom she had as a child.
She allows them to go out into the yard and the woods to play but she's filled with worry as she tries to monitor, unnoticed, from the window.
Which reflects how much times have changed.
On the day I disappeared in 1966, my mother got my sister Krissy to fess up that she'd made me a coin out of cardboard and told me I could buy candy with it at the little store.
Shortly after I arrived at the store, Mom pulled our station wagon into the store's parking lot and rushed inside to greet me.
Lucky for her this happened in 1967.
Had it happened now, she'd probably have to deal with the police and child welfare officials and maybe even an embarrassing report on the evening news.
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COMPANIES seeking more efficient use of their executives' travel time have an option that can be surprisingly cost effective: buying a share of a business jet.
In many ways comparable to buying a time share at a vacation resort, owning a share of a business jet gives a corporation access to its plane 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; in most cases, the owner can order the jet only a few hours before it is actually needed. When there are scheduling conflicts, other planes are available.
An owner usually pays three separate fees for this service, a one-time purchase price for the fractional interest in the plane; a monthly management fee, which covers maintenance, insurance, administrative and pilot costs, and an hourly fee for the time the jet is used.
Buying a fractional interest in a business jet certainly is less expensive than buying an entire plane, which today goes for as much as $25 million. Like full ownership, fractional ownership provides tax benefits to the buyer, and can usually be sold back after a few years.
At Executive Jet Aviation, which is based in Montvale, N.J., and pioneered this concept a decade ago, fractional purchase prices range from $330,000 for a one-eighth share in a Citation S/II to $3.5 million for a similar share in the more expensive Gulfstream IV-SP. Both arrangements require average use of 100 hours a year for either four or five years. The management cost for the Citation is $6,074 a month and the hourly operating fee is $1,149; for the Gulfstream, these rates are $14,500 and $2,480, respectively.Continue reading the main story
According to Kevin Russell, Executive Jet's senior vice president, fractional ownership can be more cost effective than chartering a plane. If an owner takes a three-day trip but flies just a few hours each day, Executive Jet charges only for flight time instead of for three days.
Mr. Russell estimates that companies requiring less than 50 hours of private flying a year should rely on charter operators; fractional ownership is ideal for companies that need a business jet between 50 and 400 hours annually, he said.
Private planes can save huge amounts of time, especially when travel between smaller cities requires routing through major airlines' hubs. "A fractionally owned jet comes in handy when an executive flies from a city like Rochester to a city like Wilmington, Del., because it can drastically reduce travel time," Mr. Russell said. "In this case, flying commercially would take 10 hours with connections. On a private jet, it takes less than two hours."
Executive Jet has almost 80 planes in its fleet and an additional 40 on order. Last month the company began selling fractional ownerships in Europe, where the jets will be available to American participants. Richard Santulli, a former Goldman, Sachs & Company official who founded Executive Jet and is its chairman and largest shareholder, said the company was considering offering similar service out of Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia and Brazil.
Close to 450 public and private companies of all sizes are current Executive Jet customers, including Cherne Construction, a private construction company in Minneapolis; Warrick Industries, an Elkhart, Ind., company that customizes vans and cars, and TIG Holdings Inc. of New York, the parent company of Transamerica.
AMR Combs, the executive aviation division of the AMR Corporation, which is the parent of American Airlines, and the Bombardier Aerospace Group North America also jointly offer a fractional ownership program.
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Jamie Jensen, a former house painter and Grateful Dead biographer, has written a new guidebook that could come in handy for business travelers who find themselves off the beaten path. "Road Trip USA" (Moon Publications, Chico, Calif.; $22.50) covers 11 cross-country, noninterstate routes, from Route 66, described by John Steinbeck as "the Mother Road," to the Appalachian Trail. The 800-page guide contains more than 100 maps as well as tips on everything from the top microbreweries to the call letters of the best radio stations.
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UAL's United Airlines is the United States carrier that gives out the most frequent-flier award tickets and America West is the least generous, according to calculations by Randy Petersen, editor and publisher of Inside Flyer, a frequent-travel newsletter. According to Mr. Petersen, United had a total of 20.9 million seats available in 1994 and gave away 9.1 percent of them, or 1.9 million, as awards to its frequent fliers; America West had 4.2 million seats but gave out only 2.6 percent of them, or 109,000, to frequent fliers.Continue reading the main story


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ANY Dream Will Do runner-up Keith Jack stars in Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat when it comes to the Theatre Royal in Nottingham from October 23-27.
Keith was one of the most popular finalists in the hit BBC series. Watched by millions every Saturday night, the show was produced to find a leading man for Andrew Lloyd Webber's new West End production.
Keith, chosen from tens of thousands of wannabees, charmed audiences week after week with his vocal talents before finally coming in a close second. He went on to play the Narrator in the UK tour of Joseph and in 2011 he took over the lead role, which he continues to play during the 2012 autumn tour.
Keith has released two albums. His debut was called This Time and went into the Top 40. His most recent album An Evening at the Musicals was released last year. Most recently he has been in New York recording the soundtrack for a film called The Dreams of Kings which was entered at the New York Film Festival
This colourful retelling of the biblical story about Joseph, his 11 brothers and the coat of many colours sings out to young and old alike with a score which is crammed wall to wall with hits, including Jacob and Sons, Close Every Door and Any Dream Will Do.
Bill Kenwright is one of the most successful and prolific producers in British theatre today. His current hit West End shows include the musicals Blood Brothers and Cabaret and shortly, acclaimed drama Volcano.
He was on the expert panel of judges alongside Andrew Lloyd Webber, Denise Van Outen and John Barrowman and is delighted that Keith is taking on the leading role in the show he is directing.
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Thank you for visiting my site on here you will find regular updates about the work I am doing, as well as uploaded videos, meditations, spiritual writings, colour therapy, and regular feeds from my facebook page (which is called Angelic Celestial Colours).
Here you will find my popular and powerful range of Archangel Metatron Healing sprays that I hand make and which can be used for a wide range of issues to maintain and boost wellbeing. They harness the power of Colour Therapy and Angelic energy and are truly magical. There are 24 different types at present to choose from - go to my shop to see!
The site also details a system of Healing that I teach called METATRON COLOUR HEALING. Here is a description of it:
"Metatron Colour Healing' is a method of healing that channels the transformational energy of Archangel Metatron using Colour and Light to restore, replenish and upgrade the whole body matrix made up of physical, emotional, mental and spiritual layers. It does this via working through the extended chakra system which in turn disperses the energy to wherever it is needed - it is an intelligent energy and knows where it needs to go.
The Metatron energy is channelled via the higher chakras down through the healer to the client - as such the light emanates from higher realms but is anchored to earth by the energy of Archangel Sandalphon who grounds and ensures it is compatible with earths energy field and that of the individual. It uses both hands on healing as well as work within the aura to help maintain optimum health. The body responds naturally to the vibration of light and it has the ability to enter at cellular level to bring lasting change and recovery.
The client often experiences Metatron and Sandalphons energy via seeing colour, geometric shapes (Sacred Geometry is also used by the Healer), and a huge variety of sensations that always ensures the client feels 'lighter', relaxed, connected to their true self.
Guidance is usually given by the healer in terms of next steps to take as the Metatron energy is always about moving you on to be all you came here to be. If used to treat physical illness you will be shown underlying emotional patterns that may have helped contribute to the illness itself. These will need to be worked on layer by layer till full health is restored.
Colour can be incorporated in a number of ways during a Metatron Healing session - eg through the specially designed Metatron Aura sprays, as well as Coloured Silks, Crystals, Visualisation and Colour Breathing where appropriate.
In truth the Metatron Healer has a number of different techniques to facilitate your healing - but it is above all about allowing Metatron to speak and work with each client individually.
You are required to empower yourself with Metatrons love, guidance and light to break free from old patterns, habits, behaviours etc and start the journey back to health, happiness and contentment. It can also be used as a wonderful tonic and 'pick me up' whenever an infusion of light and love is needed to support your journey through life. Metatron Healing is recommended for many other issues including Ancestral, Past Life, Karmic, Inner Child and many other areas that can arise.
Treatments last one hour and can be conducted seated or lying down." My healings are carried out every Monday in Christchurch at Wessex Health, I also offer Distance Healing at other times. A list of other qualified Metatron Healers is listed on this site under Metatron Training.
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Does John McCain owe John Kerry an apology? Or does Jonathan Pollard owe McCain a thank-you card? Two days after McCain scolded Kerry over his refusal to "recognize reality" and give up on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, al-Arabiya reports that the US has kickstarted the effort back to life — by trading Pollard to Israel in exchange for a new Palestinian prisoner release and a moratorium on settlement expansion:
Palestinians and Israelis have reached a deal to extend peace talks beyond an April 30 deadline, Al Arabiya News Channel reported on Thursday.
The deal will see an unspecified number of Palestinian prisoners released from Israel jails and a freeze on settlement construction in the West Bank.
In exchange, the Palestinians will suspend their plans to join 15 international bodies and treaties and the United States will release jailed Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard, according to sources.
The Pollard trade has come up so often in Kerry's negotiations that it was almost inevitable that it would hit the table eventually. By producing it now, Kerry keeps the Palestinians from progressing on their quest for de facto recognition and the Israelis for building more housing units. For now. In fact, all Kerry appears to have bought is just a deadline extension past the end of this month, and one last serious attempt at talks before that deadline approaches at all.
The intelligence community won't be pleased, if this turns out to be true, but Pollard has probably outlived his usefulness in prison. If the US can get something substantive for his release, then after twenty-seven years, it would be a good call. This probably just buys Kerry a little face-saving time rather than anything substantive, though. If talks collapse later, the US will have traded its hole card for nothing. And nothing in the current talks suggest that we're moving toward any resolution of the conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians, because the Palestinians still want the right to live in Israel while the Israelis want Israel to remain a Jewish state.
Yahoo's Olivier Knox reports that Kerry might demand that apology from his old friend after feeling "betrayed and surprised" over the criticism:
Secretary of State John Kerry felt "betrayed and surprised" by Republican Sen. John McCain's withering and highly personal criticisms at a congressional hearing, a senior administration official told Yahoo News on Wednesday.
Kerry "felt betrayed and surprised to see McCain so angrily rooting for failure against one of the most internationalist members of the administration," said the official, who is close to the secretary and requested anonymity to speak candidly about the top diplomat's reaction.
The key word there might be "internationalist." Republicans long openly contemptuous of President Barack Obama's cautious handling of world affairs — "leading from behind," as one anonymous administration aide once described it — had hoped that Kerry would nudge the administration to take a more aggressive approach to problems such as the civil war in Syria.
I wouldn't demand an apology just yet. Let's see if Pollard's release actually does anything except get Pollard out of prison, assuming that this deal survives long enough to be implemented at all.
Update: Ynet News has a little more:
On Thursday, in a new meeting between Palestinian and Israeli negotiators, attended by US special envoy Martin Indyk took place, a Palestinian source told Ma'an the parties were set to discuss the possibility of Israel releasing the fourth and final group of prisoners in a bid save relieve tensions between the two sides the hopes of resuming talks.
According to the source Ma'an spoke with, the Palestinian negotiators will then continue to separate the release of prisoners and the extension of peace talks beyond the agreed deadline of April 29.
A PA official further claimed that a release would be secured, and would talk place by the end of the month. …
Under interim peace deals, Israel collects and transfers to the PA some $100 million a month in taxes on goods imported into the Palestinian territories. Israel has previously frozen the payments during times of heightened tensions.
Though Israel did not mention such measures on Wednesday, Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Malki said the Israeli government had "indicated" this morning it would withhold the revenues. He did not say how that message had been delivered.
I'm not sure how much optimism there is to salvage here.
Update: Jeff Dunetz' sources in Israel says no deal has been reached yet, but a swap is under discussion:
Israeli sources tell me that while a deal is being discussed, there is no deal yet. Indeed a report in Arutz Sheva confirms what my sources said:
One US official speaking to AFP on condition of anonymity stated Thursday that the "reports are incorrect." After initially reporting that a deal could be near, Channel 2 quoted Israeli sources close to the talks as saying "the reports on the deal are premature," adding that the US State Department said "gaps between Israel and the Palestinians have narrowed, but there is still no deal."There are also differing reports of what is in the deal, but generally, I have been told the items being discussed are close to the Al Arabiya, report; the remaining Palestinian prisoners that were promised will be released plus others, at least some of the applications to join international bodies will be suspended, a partial or full settlement freeze in Judea and Samaria (but not Jerusalem), the talks continue at least till end of the year, and Pollard gets out.


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My DIY At-Home Manicure Technique That Totally Looks Like I Went to the Salon
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You meet a lot of interesting people when you cover the backstage beauty world. I've been reporting from backstage at New York fashion week since it was at Bryant Park (where's my Golden Buckeye card?), and have been lucky to interact with and interview the beauty industry's dons: Guido, Orlando Pita, Diane Kendal, Francois Nars, Lucia Pieroni, Pat McGrath, Gucci Westman, Odile Gilbert, and on and on.
An interesting shift over the last few years has been the rise of the manicurist. Typically, it's the aforementioned hair and makeup people who get most of the attention (and the brand sponsorships), but with the uptick in popularity of nail art over the past few years, manicurists are finally getting the recognition they deserve.
One of my favorite manicurists to run into backstage is Jin Soon Choi, who handles ultra-cool shows like Derek Lam, Rag & Bone, and Proenza Schouler. Jin has been quietly grinding it out for a long time, working on editorial (Vogue, Elle, W, Marie Claire, etc.) and advertising campaigns (Prada, Louis Vuitton, Dior, J. Crew, etc.), and has painted the nails of pretty much every big starlet you can think of (no really, all of them).
In 2012, she launched JINSoon, her namesake line of nail polishes, which are 5-free and have an insanely long wear time. (Among my favorites: Blue Iris, a bright, deep blue.)
Her spring collection features Kookie White, a creamy not-white, not-gray, not-blue shade that seems to change every time I look down at my nails.
I am not a fan of pure white nail polish, even though it's a very big trend for spring, because it doesn't work with my skin tone. Kookie White is cool--the gray-blue tone keeps my hands from appearing corpse-y. (Is that an adjective? It is now.)
Also, unlike a lot of super-opaque formulas, this one doesn't streak. One coat could be enough coverage, two brings out the color more.
Jin would hate the condition of my nails and the messiness of my desk manicure (I usually outsource my nail situation); when you run into her backstage, the first thing she does after saying hello is assess your hands. And if you're extra-lucky, she'll do (or re-do) your nails on the spot.
Her on-the-fly manicures have been known to last weeks; the same is true of the ones you get at her nail spas in New York City. It's worth a visit/splurge next time you're in town.
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By Matt Smith
DUBAI, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Samantha Stosur's season of woe continued at the Dubai Championships when she crashed out in the quarter-finals following a 6-2 6-4 defeat by Italian Roberta Vinci on Thursday.
By Matt Smith
DUBAI, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Samantha Stosur's season of woe continued at the Dubai Championships when she crashed out in the quarter-finals following a 6-2 6-4 defeat by Italian Roberta Vinci on Thursday.
The Australian has lost more matches than she has won this year, with her win-loss record standing at 5-7, after she produced an error-strewn performance under the searing desert sun that left her frequently yelling in frustration.
Vinci, 30, broke in the opening game and was always in control against a player who has failed to win a title since triumphing at the U.S. Open in September 2011.
The Italian has now beaten top-10 ranked players in successive matches - she defeated Angelique Kerber on Wednesday - and has yet to drop a set in Dubai.
World number nine Stosur towered over the diminutive Vinci, but she was guilty of trying to be too aggressive, clubbing a succession of backhand returns into the net.
Vinci, part of world No.1 doubles pairing along with compatriot Sara Errani, is a percentage player, relying more on her opponent's mistakes than going for winners herself and Stosur's approach played into the Italian's hands.
Serving at 4-2 down, Stosur ran to the net but Vinci, world No.17, played an angled backhand dropshot winner for a break point.
The Italian duly converted after Stosur, backpedalling from the net, hit a smash long. Stosur then surrendered the set with another errant backhand.
The Australian broke for the first time early in the second set as Vinci played a forehand long and also changed tactics, slowing the game down and matching Vinci's backhand slice.
But the Italian responded with an immediate break back, taking Stosur to deuce before the latter struck successive forehands wide.
Stosur was frequently left stranded in mid-court, either arriving too late to block off Vinci's passing shots or coming forward too soon and allowing herself to be lobbed.
The Italian broke again for a 4-3 lead after another Stosur error and served out the match.
Vinci will now her friend Errani or Russian Nadia Petrova in Friday's semi-final. (Reporting by Matt Smith, editing by Pritha Sarkar)


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New Media Film Festival founder and director Susan Johnston is
President of Select Services Films, Inc. an award winning production company. As a kid, Susan was on the set of the 1974 Great
Gatsby where she met Robert Redford while her father was handling the antique cars. From there, she worked on every production she could, garnering
experience in every department of filmmaking. Her first film a 35mm color film noir short Room 32 which won two awards, received distribution and was
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Susan founded the critically acclaimed New Media Film Festival ® in 2009 to honor stories worth telling in the ever changing landscape of media, New Media.
Legendary judges cull over the content for the annual festival in Los Angeles that offers screening, competition ($45k in awards) and distribution
opportunities. Currently there are over 600 titles in their library.
Johnston has a background in the traditional film and TV industry, but has also become known in recent years as a pioneering new media producer including
Stan Lee's Comikaze Expo panel for Independent Creators, Co-Producing Feature Film Dreams Awake & currently producing the Marvel Comic feature Prey:
Origin of the Species. While the Industry was changing from standard def to HD Johnston produced the 1st series for mobile, Mini-Bikers the 1st live stream
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Internet contract with Pierre Debs of SAG. Currently a Professor Emeritus in New Media, on New Media steering committee for The Caucus, an advisory board
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In 2012 LinkedIn announced Susan Johnston was one of the top 10% profiles looked at out of 20MM. With over 80,000 on the monthly newsletter e-list and over
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YELLOWKNIFE (September 15, 2015) – Members of the NWT Health and Social Services' system Joint Leadership Council (JLC) met in Yellowknife last week to review progress on plans to establish a Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority (NWTHSSA).
Board Chairs and Public Administrators applauded the vision and leadership of the 17thLegislative Assembly in passing amendments to the Hospital Insurance and Health and Social Services Administration Act, allowing for the establishment of the NWTHSSA.
"Streamlining our system through the creation of a single authority will drive collaboration, and improve services for patients and clients, while setting the stage for us to increase efficiency within our system," said Joe Handley, Public Administrator for Stanton Territorial Health Authority.
Existing regional health and social services authorities, with the exception of the Tłı̨chǫ Community Services Agency (TCSA), will be replaced by advisory Regional Wellness Councils effective April 1, 2016. Yellowknife Health and Social Services Authority Chair Liz Wyman noted that, while the move from being a Board of Management to a Regional Wellness Council will require some adjustment, "bringing Regional Wellness Council Chairs together formally as the NWT Health and Social Services Leadership Council will provide us a great opportunity to advance system-wide collaboration and planning at a territorial level."
"While the TCSA retains its unique status under the terms of the Tłı̨chǫ Agreement, we believe that working with the NWTHSSA opens the door for Tłı̨chǫ residents to benefit from improved services and sharing of resources in a collaborative system," said TCSA Chair Ted Blondin.
In addition to reviewing plans for establishment of the NTWHSSA, the JLC discussed the need for greater coordination of health-related research in the NWT.
"We share so many problems and challenges as communities, like the need for effective mental health programs rooted in Aboriginal culture," said Danny Bayha, Chair of the Sahtu Health and Social Services Authority. "We need to find ways to ensure that the findings of research projects are shared throughout our system, to support evidence-based decision-making."
Members of the JLC include the Board Chairs and Public Administrators of the territory's eight health and social services authorities, and the group is chaired by Minister of Health and Social Services Glen Abernethy.
This was the last meeting of the JLC during the life of the 17th Legislative Assembly.
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After the layers of self doubt were lifted away I came out of this meditation with the realization that where I believed I was committed to a project, it was merely stubbornness of will.
I must be mindful in the future; commitment of self vs. stubbornness of will.
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Winter Feast for the Soul - Day 2
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- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2010 at 9:42 p.m.
For the candle lighting ceremony you are asked to make an alter with an icon of the world and burn candles for all the world religions known and unknown. They ask you to "invoke the presence of the prophets and masters who brought those teachings of Truth into form."ReplyDelete
What you are really doing is summoning spirits and worshipping fake gods/goddesses and the world. This is of satan! They trick people into thinking it is about world peace but there will be no peace until the Lord returns.
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Preheat the oven to 200ºC/400ºF/Gas 6.
For the sauce: Peel and finely chop the onion and garlic, melt half the butter in a pan and add the onion. Cook slowly, without colouring, adding the garlic, thyme and bay leaf after a few minutes. When the onion is opaque, add the cider vinegar and reduce until virtually dry.
Add the cider, bring to the boil and reduce rapidly by two thirds, then add the chicken stock and bring to the boil. Skim and reduce by half. Strain through a fine sieve into another pan and add the cream. Bring to the boil and whisk in the remaining butter season with salt, pepper and a little lemon juice and keep hot.
For the apple puree, peel the apples and cut into quarters; there is no need to core them. Place in a pan and add 120ml water, cover with a lid and bring to the boil. Simmer until the apples are soft. Pour into a fine sieve and press through with a wooden spoon, leaving the pips behind. If the consistency is too thin, return to the heat until desired thickness is achieved, add some sugar to taste and keep warm.
Cut the black puddings into 4 equal lengths, removing the ends. Roll in a little flour and tap off the excess. Heat the clarified butter in an ovenproof pan and seal the black pudding slices on both sides then bake in the preheated oven for 10 minutes.
To serve, put a spoonful of hot apple puree on each plate. Place a hot black pudding slice in the centre of the puree. Add the Calvados to the sauce as a final seasoning and spoon around the plates. Serve immediately.
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Stephen Colbert's Beard Will Appear on The Mindy Project
As Father Michael O'Donnell.
Before Stephen Colbert takes the reins of The Late Show from David Letterman in September, he'll appear on The Mindy Project as Father Michael O'Donnell. Mindy Kaling broke the news when she tweeted a photo of herself with Colbert, "Coming soon to #themindyproject: Father Michael O'Donnell." While Fox declined to reveal details to Variety about his character, our bet is that Colbert will officiate the wedding of Mindy Lahiri and Danny Castellano. One thing that's certain is that his beard will be there.
Coming soon to #themindyproject: Father Michael O'Donnell. @StephenAtHome pic.twitter.com/njzxjmN99G— Mindy Kaling (@mindykaling) February 20, 2015


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UC San Diego
Pediatric Infectious Diseases, Pediatrics
Dr. Adriana Tremoulet is the associate director of the Kawasaki Disease Research Center at UC San Diego. In this role, she cares for nearly 1,500 children with Kawasaki disease in San Diego County and an additional 90 children a year hospitalized at Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego .
Dr. Tremoulet graduated from Harvard University with a major in biochemistry and attended medical school at the University of California, Los Angeles. During medical school, she spent a year as a fellow in the National Institutes of Health Clinical Research Training Program. She then completed her residency at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and her pediatric infectious disease fellowship at UC San Diego.
In 2013, Dr. Tremoulet was appointed as the associate director of clinical research at Rady Children's. She is also the site principal investigator for the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development-funded Pediatric Trials Network and Research Program in Developmental Pharmacology at UC San Diego. Dr. Tremoulet has led Phase I through III clinical trials, including a Food and Drug Administration Orphan Products grant-funded Phase III clinical trial on the use of infliximab as adjunctive primary therapy in Kawasaki disease.
Diagnosis of Kawasaki Disease Using a Minimal Whole-Blood Gene Expression Signature.
Wright VJ, Herberg JA, Kaforou M, Shimizu C, Eleftherohorinou H, Shailes H, Barendregt AM, Menikou S, Gormley S, Berk M, Hoang LT, Tremoulet AH, Kanegaye JT, Coin LJM, Glodé MP, Hibberd M, Kuijpers TW, Hoggart CJ, Burns JC, Levin M, Immunopathology of Respiratory, Inflammatory and Infectious Disease Study (IRIS) Consortium and the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Kawasaki Disease Research Group (PEMKDRG).
Whole blood transcriptional profiles as a prognostic tool in complete and incomplete Kawasaki Disease.
Jaggi P, Mejias A, Xu Z, Yin H, Moore-Clingenpeel M, Smith B, Burns JC, Tremoulet AH, Jordan-Villegas A, Chaussabel D, Texter K, Pascual V, Ramilo O
Infliximab Pharmacokinetics are Influenced by Intravenous Immunoglobulin Administration in Patients with Kawasaki Disease.
Vande Casteele N, Oyamada J, Shimizu C, Best BM, Capparelli EV, Tremoulet AH, Burns JC
Development of Tolerance to Chronic Intermittent Furosemide Therapy in Pediatric Patients.
Kim GJ, Capparelli E, Romanowski G, Proudfoot JA, Tremoulet AH
Pediatric tolerogenic DCs expressing CD4 and immunoglobulin-like transcript receptor (ILT)-4 secrete IL-10 in response to Fc and adenosine.
Franco A, Kumar J, Lin G, Behnamfar N, Hsieh LE, Shimizu C, Tremoulet AH, Burns JC, Linden J
Adjunctive therapies in Kawasaki disease.
Tremoulet AH
Fever without a source: evolution of a diagnosis from Kawasaki disease to acute myelogenous leukaemia.
Lee B, Kofman CD, Tremoulet AH, Kuo DJ
High Risk of Coronary Artery Aneurysms in Infants Younger than 6 Months of Age with Kawasaki Disease.
Salgado AP, Ashouri N, Berry EK, Sun X, Jain S, Burns JC, Tremoulet AH
Whole genome sequencing of an African American family highlights toll like receptor 6 variants in Kawasaki disease susceptibility.
Kim J, Shimizu C, Kingsmore SF, Veeraraghavan N, Levy E, Ribeiro Dos Santos AM, Yang H, Flatley J, Hoang LT, Hibberd ML, Tremoulet AH, Harismendy O, Ohno-Machado L, Burns JC
Unique Molecular Patterns Uncovered in Kawasaki Disease Patients with Elevated Serum Gamma Glutamyl Transferase Levels: Implications for Intravenous Immunoglobulin Responsiveness.
Wang Y, Li Z, Hu G, Hao S, Deng X, Huang M, Ren M, Jiang X, Kanegaye JT, Ha KS, Lee J, Li X, Jiang X, Yu Y, Tremoulet AH, Burns JC, Whitin JC, Shin AY, Sylvester KG, McElhinney DB, Cohen HJ, Ling XB, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Kawasaki Disease Research Group.
miR-483 Targeting of CTGF Suppresses Endothelial-to-Mesenchymal Transition: Therapeutic Implications in Kawasaki Disease.
He M, Chen Z, Martin M, Zhang J, Sangwung P, Woo B, Tremoulet AH, Shimizu C, Jain MK, Burns JC, Shyy JY
Safety of Infliximab Following Live Virus Vaccination in Kawasaki Disease Patients.
Lee AM, Burns JC, Tremoulet AH
Genetic Variation in the SLC8A1 Calcium Signaling Pathway Is Associated With Susceptibility to Kawasaki Disease and Coronary Artery Abnormalities.
Shimizu C, Eleftherohorinou H, Wright VJ, Kim J, Alphonse MP, Perry JC, Cimaz R, Burgner D, Dahdah N, Hoang LT, Khor CC, Salgado A, Tremoulet AH, Davila S, Kuijpers TW, Hibberd ML, Johnson TA, Takahashi A, Tsunoda T, Kubo M, Tanaka T, Onouchi Y, Yeung RS, Coin LJ, Levin M, Burns JC, International Kawasaki Disease Genetics Consortium.
Review: Found in Translation: International Initiatives Pursuing Interleukin-1 Blockade for Treatment of Acute Kawasaki Disease.
Burns JC, Koné-Paut I, Kuijpers T, Shimizu C, Tremoulet A, Arditi M
Electronic Health Records and Pharmacokinetic Modeling to Assess the Relationship between Ampicillin Exposure and Seizure Risk in Neonates.
Hornik CP, Benjamin DK Jr, Smith PB, Pencina MJ, Tremoulet AH, Capparelli EV, Ericson JE, Clark RH, Cohen-Wolkowiez M, Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act—Pediatric Trials Network.
Coronary Artery Aneurysms in Kawasaki Disease: Risk Factors for Progressive Disease and Adverse Cardiac Events in the US Population.
Friedman KG, Gauvreau K, Hamaoka-Okamoto A, Tang A, Berry E, Tremoulet AH, Mahavadi VS, Baker A, deFerranti SD, Fulton DR, Burns JC, Newburger JW
Differences in GlycA and lipoprotein particle parameters may help distinguish acute kawasaki disease from other febrile illnesses in children.
Connelly MA, Shimizu C, Winegar DA, Shalaurova I, Pourfarzib R, Otvos JD, Kanegaye JT, Tremoulet AH, Burns JC
Diagnostic Test Accuracy of a 2-Transcript Host RNA Signature for Discriminating Bacterial vs Viral Infection in Febrile Children.
Herberg JA, Kaforou M, Wright VJ, Shailes H, Eleftherohorinou H, Hoggart CJ, Cebey-López M, Carter MJ, Janes VA, Gormley S, Shimizu C, Tremoulet AH, Barendregt AM, Salas A, Kanegaye J, Pollard AJ, Faust SN, Patel S, Kuijpers T, Martinón-Torres F, Burns JC, Coin LJ, Levin M, IRIS Consortium.
A Classification Tool for Differentiation of Kawasaki Disease from Other Febrile Illnesses.
Hao S, Jin B, Tan Z, Li Z, Ji J, Hu G, Wang Y, Deng X, Kanegaye JT, Tremoulet AH, Burns JC, Cohen HJ, Ling XB, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Kawasaki Disease Research Group.
Rationale and study design for a phase I/IIa trial of anakinra in children with Kawasaki disease and early coronary artery abnormalities (the ANAKID trial).
Tremoulet AH, Jain S, Kim S, Newburger J, Arditi M, Franco A, Best B, Burns JC
Psoriasiform eruptions during Kawasaki disease (KD): A distinct phenotype.
Haddock ES, Calame A, Shimizu C, Tremoulet AH, Burns JC, Tom WL
Urinary Colorimetric Sensor Array and Algorithm to Distinguish Kawasaki Disease from Other Febrile Illnesses.
Li Z, Tan Z, Hao S, Jin B, Deng X, Hu G, Liu X, Zhang J, Jin H, Huang M, Kanegaye JT, Tremoulet AH, Burns JC, Wu J, Cohen HJ, Ling XB, Emergency Medicine Kawasaki Disease Research Group.
Building a Natural Language Processing Tool to Identify Patients With High Clinical Suspicion for Kawasaki Disease from Emergency Department Notes.
Doan S, Maehara CK, Chaparro JD, Lu S, Liu R, Graham A, Berry E, Hsu CN, Kanegaye JT, Lloyd DD, Ohno-Machado L, Burns JC, Tremoulet AH, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Kawasaki Disease Research Group.
Pulmonary Artery Dilation and Right Ventricular Function in Acute Kawasaki Disease.
Numano F, Shimizu C, Tremoulet AH, Dyar D, Burns JC, Printz BF
Kawasaki Disease in Latin American Children: Past, Current, and Future Challenges.
Ulloa-Gutierrez R, Salgado AP, Tremoulet AH
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The wings of Costa Rica's beautiful blue morpho butterfly are so iridescent their shimmer can be spotted more than a half mile away. Yet they contain no pigments. Instead, they have nanostructures that reflect and refract wavelengths of light to produce the vivid blue hue.
Researchers at Canada's Simon Fraser University have developed a printing method that produces nanoholes 1,500 times thinner than a human hair that can, like the morpho's nanostructures, each trap a single light wave.
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Couldn't an exciting film be made from the map of Paris? From the unfolding of its various aspects in temporal succession? From the compression of a centuries-long movement of streets, boulevards, arcades, and squares into the space of half an hour? And does the flâneur do anything different?1
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Most cities spread like inkblots; a few, such as Manhattan, grew in linear increments. Paris expanded in concentric rings, approximately shown by the spiral numeration of its arrondissements. Its Neolithic center was fittingly located in what is now the First (leaking into the Fourth): the islands, the Louvre, Les Halles, the Hôtel de Ville. It then spread east to the Marais, north to the foot of Montmartre, west along the Seine, and tentatively south, across the river, to what would become St.-Germain-des-Prés. Its roughly circular form was maintained by a succession of walls, built under Philippe Auguste around the turn of the thirteenth century, Charles V in the fourteenth, the Farmers-General just before the Revolution, and Adolphe Thiers in the 1840s, that last one taken down beginning in 1919. But there is a wall even now, as Eric Hazan makes plain. The ring highway—the Périphérique—which was completed in 1973, is if anything even better at separating the city from the hinterlands than its predecessors were, and today that means keeping the immigrant masses at bay in their featureless housing project clusters, the vertical slums with rustic-sounding names that make up the banlieues.
Eric Hazan's The Invention of Paris is at once a study of the evolution of the idea of Paris and an attempt to preserve the experience of its physical history—the latent historical meaning that has accrued on every corner—including the many inconvenient wrinkles that have been paved over and sandblasted and designed out of existence in the past fifty years and will soon lie beyond the reach of living memory. Hazan takes in both the big picture and the minute details, and is attentive to all those nuances of ambiance and demarcation that even today can make a relatively short walk in certain parts of Paris feel like a journey between epochs.
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A shocking Connecticut police report reveals a dark, violent side of veteran local anchorman Rob Morrison that has long been masked by his television veneer.
The WCBS/Channel 2 newsman drunkenly told cops on the day of his domestic violence arrest that he would kill his wife if they let him go — and he has previously threatened to murder their young son if she ever leaves him, according to the report obtained by The Post.
"I can't go home tonight man, I'm f–king killing her!" a vodka-fueled Morrison, 44, slurred to a cop booking him Sunday for allegedly throttling his wife, Ashley, at their Darien home.
He also taunted his arresting officers, dubbing one cop "Sergeant Douchebag" and daring them to make his handcuffs tighter, the report says.
Ashley, 40, an anchor for "CBS Money," bashed Morrison in the face with a remote control to stop him from choking her with both hands on the couch, cops said.
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The petite, 115-pound blonde was so "distressed, visibly shaken, and clearly in fear of her husband" that she refused to write out a statement against him, cops wrote. She also would not allow them to photograph red marks on her neck.
Ashley's brother, Dr. Gregory Risk, told police that Morrison once threatened the couple's 7-year-old son, Jack.
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The handsome, 180-pound ex-Marine was arraigned in Stamford Superior Court yesterday on charges of strangulation, threatening and disorderly conduct.
A judge ordered the "News This Morning" host Morrison to stay at least 100 yards away from Ashley outside the office, and barred him from contacting her or going to their million-dollar home.
"I did not choke my wife. I have never laid hands on my wife," Morrison, who remains free on $100,000 bail, told reporters before his arraignment.
"I love my wife more than anything," said Morrison, whose nose and lip were still scarred.
Ashley was not in court. Her mother, Martha Risk, told cops during the Sunday morning blow-up that Morrison called her to say, "Your daughter is crazy, we have to do something with her," the police report said.
Risk said she had begged her daughter to leave Morrison, but the long-suffering wife feared he "would do something to her and their son," the report said.
When cops got to the Morrison house around 1:30 a.m., an "extremely intoxicated" Rob greeted them at the door, blood dripping down his nose and lip, and tried to stop them from entering.
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Judge Kenneth Povadator said the police report "not only reflects a serious incident, it reflects the likelihood of a serious history . . . If I'm going to make a mistake, I'm going to err on the side of safety."
Morrison apologized to the cops in his statement to reporters, saying: "I regret deeply how I acted toward the Darien Police Department."
His lawyer, Robert Skovgaard, did not comment on the contents of the police report. When asked if Ashley would drop the charges, he said, "I don't know the answer to that question."
Cops had been to the couple's Darien home before. Records obtained yesterday show Rob Morrison was arrested Oct. 17, 2011, for disorderly conduct in an incident involving Ashley.
On Jan. 19, a cop went there in response to another domestic disturbance.
And The Post first reported that Morrison was also arrested for allegedly assaulting his wife in 2009 in New York — and that cops had gone to their city apartments seven other times for verbal disputes.
WCBS has refused to comment on the scandal, which has kept the couple off the air since Sunday.
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