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Happy is the man who has that in his soul which acts upon the dejected as April airs upon violet roots. Gifts from the hand are silver and gold, but the heart gives that which neither silver nor gold can buy. To be full of goodness, full of cheerfulness, full of sympathy, full of helpful hope, causes a man to carry blessings of which he is himself as unconscious as a lamp is of its own shining. Such a one moves on human life as stars move on dark seas to bewildered mariners; as the sun wheels, bringing all the seasons with him from the south.Send Quote
An intelligent man, a man who has a little meditative consciousness, can make his life a beautiful piece of art, can make it so full of love and full of music and full of poetry and full of dance that there are no limitations for it. Life is not hard. It is man's stupidity that makes it hard.Send Quote
And this reality extends beyond this life. Heaven is full of forgiven people. Hell is full of forgiven people. Heaven is full of people God loves, whom Jesus died for. Hell is full of forgiven people God loves, whom Jesus died for. The difference is how we choose to live, which story we choose to live in, which version of reality we trust.Send Quote
I bring you this stately matron named Christendom, returning bedraggled, besmirched, and dishonored from pirate raids in Kiao-Chow, Manchuria, South Africa, and the Phillipines, with her soul full of meanness, her pocket full of boodle, and her mouth full of pious hypocrisies. Give her soap and a towel, but hide the looking-glass.Send Quote
I love to think of the whole universe together as one eternal fact. I love to think that everything is alive; that crystallization is itself a step toward joy. I love to think that when a bud bursts into blossom: it feels a thrill. I love to have the universe full of feeling and full of joy, and not full of simple dead, inert matter, managed by an old bachelor for all eternity.Send Quote
...revivals (or any other spiritual gifts and graces) come only to those who want them badly enough. It may be said without qualification that every man is as holy and as full of the Spirit as he wants to be. He may not be as full as he wishes he were, but he is most certainly as full as he wants to be.Send Quote
The purpose of life is to be beautiful, to be bountiful, to be blissful, to be graceful and grateful. What a wonderful English word-grateful. If one is great and full, one is God. And whenever smallness faces you, you should be great, and full-full of that greatness.Send Quote
I actually never auditioned for 'Full House.' I had done a guest appearance on 'Valerie' as the next door neighbor's niece, and from that I got into 'Full House.' I was only five years old, and I was on the show until I was 13.Send Quote
Gone were but the Winter, Come were but the Spring, I would go to a covert Where the birds sing; Where in the whitethorn Singeth a thrush, And a robin sings In the holly-bush. Full of fresh scents Are the budding boughs Arching high over A cool green house: Full of sweet scents, And whispering air Which sayeth softly: We spread no snare; Here dwell in safety, Here dwell alone, With a clear stream And a mossy stone. Here the sun shineth Most shadily; Here is heard an echo Of the far sea, Though far off it be.Send Quote
Bob Saget was known, in the comedy clubs in those days, as extremely funny but with dark humor. It was always an inside joke among comics, when he got Full House, it was, like, wow, hes playing this all-American dad kind of thing. That was not Bob Saget. His comedic style is definitely more twisted, and he has an edgier side than he showed in Full House.Send Quote
That match was late evening and I had the experience of the electricity of the Centre Court because it was packed, a full house for the whole match. It had been a great year for me, first time there and I had the full taste of Wimbledon.Send Quote
The commission had to subpoena the F.A.A. for documents, had to subpoena NORAD for documents and they will never get the full story. That is one of the tragedies. One of these days we will have to get the full story because the 9-11 issue is so important to America. But this White House wants to cover it up.Send Quote
If a man's house is full of medicine bottles, we infer the man is an invalid. But if his house is full of books, we conclude he is intelligent.Send Quote
But just because we can't fix Obamacare doesn't mean we can't start to get rid of its worst features. On Thursday, the House will take up a bill to define 'full time' as 40 hours per week, so more people can work full time.Send Quote
Stupid word, that. Period. In America it means 'full stop,' like in punctuation. That's stupid as well. A period isn't a full stop. It's a new beginning. I don't mean all that creativity, life-giving force, earth-mother stuff, I mean it's a new beginning to the month, relief that you're not pregnant, when you don't have to have a child.Send Quote
The Prince was written by Machiavelli for the Haves on how to hold power. Rules for Radicals is written for the Have-Nots on how to take it away. In this book we are concerned with how to create mass organizations to seize power and give it to the people; to realize the democratic dream of equality, justice, peace, cooperation, equal and full opportunities for education, full and useful employment, health, and the creation of those circumstances in which man can have the chance to live by values that give meaning to life.Send Quote
It is true that these mysteries are dreadful, and people have always drawn away from them. But where can we find anything sweet and glorious that would never wear this mask, the mask of the dreadful? Whoever does not, sometimes or other, give his full consent, his full and joyous consent to the dreadfulness of life, can never take possession of the unutterable abundance and power of our existence; can only walk on its edge, and one day, when the judgment is given, will have been neither alive nor dead.Send Quote
I will now claim - until dispossesed - that I was the first person in the world to apply the typewriter to literature. ... The early machine was full of caprices, full of defects- devilish ones. It had as many immoralities as the machine of today has virtues. After a year or two I found that it was degrading my character, so I thought I would give it to Howells. ... He took it home to Boston, and my morals began to improve, but his have never recovered.Send Quote
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I've seen it all, I was here first... for the sake of not making the discussion completely senseless, I'll leave this statement here. And very ape I am! I saw the location just some hours before and thought it would be nice to drop by on my way home, as this was only a detour of ten km or so, given that I found the right way. Which wasn't the case. As I was driving home, I was going by car this time, taking my friend with me so one of us could do the driving while the other had his hands free for navigation (i. e., waving at people passing by and asking them the way), but still, we had quite an argument about turns and crossings (and I was right all the time!) The hashpoint was near Dorndorf, which isn't to easy to spot on a low-resolution map. When we finally found a road there, it turned out to be closed for destruction. So we tried it the other way round, and slightly disbelieving (we even passed a small boy with a three-legged dog on a muddy cartway) we reached the destination. Only drop-by as I have mentioned, so we only took some photos and left for lunch. By the way, all the middle of Germany (especially B89) is full of roadworks and traffic lights. Yawn. ---Paintedhell
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If you pay close attention to local news, you know all about Susumo Azano, the Mexican businessman with the getaway home in Coronado who's alleged to have illegally funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars into the campaigns of two 2012 candidates for mayor of San Diego and one local candidate for Congress. People who are not U.S. citizens or greencard holders aren't allowed to donate to campaigns in this country.
Azano hasn't been arrested, but three other players have: Lobbyist Marco Polo Cortes, private-security contractor and former San Diego Police Detective Ernesto Encinas and election-social-media purveyor Ravneet Singh allegedly helped Azano route his money into the elections and hide its true origins. Voice of San Diego has an excellent explainer on how federal authorities believe the scheme went down.
The case is intriguing on a micro level, certainly: To what lengths was a group of people willing to go in order to curry favor with possible office holders? What did they want? What did the candidates themselves know, and when did they know it? Who else was involved? Local reporters are busy peeling back that onion. But let's not forget to look at the case in a broader context.
The most a person can legally donate directly to a mayoral candidate or a committee controlled by a candidate in San Diego during one election cycle is $1,000. The limit for a congressional campaign is $2,600. But people can get around that by creating or contributing to so-called independent-expenditure committees, also known as super PACs, which work to get a specific candidate elected by buying TV advertising or sending out mailers, but must do so independently of the candidate's official campaign. There's no law against someone telling a candidate how much money he or she donated to a super PAC, which means a winning candidate can know exactly how important a donor was to her or his success.
As CityBeat reported nearly two years ago, Azano created a super PAC to benefit District Attorney and candidate for mayor Bonnie Dumanis and, through a shell company, gave it $100,000. Azano also sent $30,000 through the Democratic Party to benefit a congressional candidate believed to be now-U.S. Rep. Juan Vargas. He also allegedly spent more than $400,000 to help get Bob Filner elected mayor, and we know, via stories in Voice of San Diego and U-T San Diego, that Azano met with both Dumanis and Filner. He also tried to invest in a candidate, likely Nathan Fletcher, in the 2013 special election. We're learning things about what Azano, Encinas and Cortes were trying to get for Azano's money—the ouster of Police Chief Bill Lansdowne and help with permits and alcohol licenses for Downtown nightclubs.
So, we have a wealthy businessman, Azano, spending massive amounts of money to influence elections and meeting privately with candidates to discuss issues that are important to him. We also know that Azano's associates met with Filner after he was elected. And we have Dumanis failing to investigate Azano, a generous supporter, even after CityBeat raised questions about his super PAC. And guess what: The only legal problem in all of this is that Azano happens not to be a U.S. citizen or green-card holder. If he were American, no one would be talking about this, because no one would be charged with a crime, because it would all be legal.
It shouldn't be. The Azano case is a symptom of a broken system. A wealthy man who wants to grease the wheels of government so that he can become even wealthier shouldn't be able to exert such a disproportionate level of influence on a local election— or any election.
The problem is that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that regulating super PACS is unconstitutional, because, in the court's view, money equals speech. That's why we need to change the U.S. Constitution to give Congress, the states and local governments the power to enact meaningful campaign-finance regulation. If money equals speech, then those with more money get a louder microphone, and that's not fair.
Plenty of people say that you'll never get big money out of politics and that the only thing we can reasonably do is require full public disclosure— in easily searchable and sortable online form—of who's giving to whom. They may ultimately be right, but we should never stop trying.
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My son wants an electric blanket, and the disclaimer says it is not for people with diabetes. Because it says that we have not purchased one for him, and we as a family will not use one either if he cannot. Is this for older people or for all people with diabetes? What is the reason for this?
The only reason that I can think of for suggesting that people with diabetes should not use an electric blanket is that, if they are poorly controlled at any age, there might be an increased risk of urinary incontinence and thus of an electric shock or burn with any deterioration in the insulation.
[Editor's comment: Another possibility: Some folks with severe diabetic neuropathy can't recognize the feeling of heat very well and might burn themselves.
It would appear like these warnings are more applicable to adults with long duration of disease than for kids, but check with your son's pediatrician or diabetes doc in any case. WWQ]
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Democrats and Republicans have united in criticizing Carrier Corporation after the company announced it will move 1,400 jobs from Indianapolis to Mexico.
"As governor, I was profoundly disappointed to learn that Carrier Corporation and United Technologies would relocate jobs and operations to Mexico, costing hard-working Hoosiers more than 2,100 jobs," stated Governor Mike Pence. "My heart goes out to all the families and communities that are affected by this news."
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Michelle Caldwell, Carrier's Manager of Marketing Communications, told Breitbart News the company has not received or claimed a $5.1 million federal tax credit.
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→ Get Old Favorite Lucid Puppy (Ubuntu Lucid-Compatible)
→ See the previous LTS: Wary Puppy for much older PCs
A new version of Precise Puppy with long-term support is released.
August 3, 2013 - A version 5.7.1 update of Precise Puppy is now available. Precise Puppy is a Long Term Supported release, following Ubuntu Precise Pangolin's LTS attribute. The kernel version of the standard release is 3.9.11 (PAE, i686) while an older kernel 3.2.48 (i486, no PAE ) is used with the retro release (the retro has many device drivers, including analog modem drivers).
Download the STANDARD precise-5.7.1.iso here or there, size = 156 MB, md5sum = c4999c4bd8ca3a8fc935389c2667f848.
New (January 19, 2014): Download the updated Japanese edition Precise-571JP derived from Precise-5.7.1-retro.iso from Sourceforge-Japan, Openlab-Japan, Server-on-Net, or Shino's server, size = 134 MB, md5sum = 3072b4c843071634778208779e27bdf4. (Optional - Get the Windows installer from the same folder: size = 134 MB, md5sum = a19b7ad3cec2786777de81ba4b8ccff9. NOTE: This has less analog modem drivers and has Opera as browser. For details of the build, see the release notes.)
Download the RETRO precise-5.7.1-retro.iso here or there, size = 201 MB, md5sum = 8c1d7db20a055fe847ed954fc246e078. NOTE: This has additional drivers, including analog modem drivers, and has Opera as additional browser for PCs with 256 MB or less random-access memory (RAM).
Precise Puppy 5.7.1 boots with a new Xorg Video Wizard that can recover from blackout/reboot at first boot.
Read more about Precise Puppy 5.7.1, visit the forum discussion, or check for updates by searching for "precise" in Barry's blog.
For older versions of Precise Puppy, see the news page.
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April 5, 2012 - Update 5 is here, with OpenOffice (lupulibre) version added in the download folder. Lucid Puppy version uses kernel 220.127.116.11 and allows the user to install his/her favorite browser (user installs it from the Internet at first boot).
Download latest version of 5.2.8 from ibiblio.org: Get lupu-528.005.iso or explore the folder.
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- built from Woof of February 26, 2011.
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- a true Puppy Linux built using Woof, the magical build script of Chief Developer Barry Kauler.
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Sunday, May 4, 2014
Wonderful world of colour: Challenge #5 - Primary colours.
When you look at advertising, you will see the 3 primary colours used often.
This is because they stand out.
In scrapbooking the PRIMARY COLOURS are used to make layouts POP.
Here are some examples I found on Pinterest.
Now for my challenge
You will notice all of these have a white background with small pieces of primary colour.....
I'm going one step further, using just 3 colours with no white!
Can you do a similar one? If so link it up in the comments section of THIS post to be entered for my prize.
Here is the prize I'm offering in lovely spring colours
Have fun with those Primary colours!
Each one of the challenges will have a prize attached. To enter for that prize, you will want to complete that challenge and then link ON THAT POST to your entry. One entry per person and the winner for that challenge will be announced MAY 20TH. You have until MAY 16TH to complete your challenges and enter."
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Love your boldness! Will see what I can come up with...ReplyDelete
Great LO's and inspiration here! 3 primary colours....hmmmn..... got me thinking..... no white..... hmmmn....... sounds like a fabby challenge!ReplyDelete
Wow! That's a scary but inspiring challenge, thanks for the ideas! Love your page :o)ReplyDelete
It's on my to do list :)ReplyDelete
No white? Aaaaaaargh!! White is my safety net!ReplyDeleteReplies
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People, Product and Agency News from the Jan. 7th MM&M News Brief
People News
Schering-Plough promoted Ted Lithgow to group vice president,commercial development and GailThornton vice president, global communications,Europe, Canada, MiddleEast, Africa, Japan, LatinAmerica and Far East regions.
Alliance Healthcare Information named Kevin Hunter as manager of business development.
Solucient named Cynthia Kujawa as vice president,human resources.
Dorland Global Health Communications has appointed Joe Soto to
lead its West Coast business as general manager of the San Francisco office. Soto joined the Philadelphia-based firm a year ago from FCB Healthcare, where he was general
manager of that firm's San Francisco office. He reports to Rita Sweeney, president and chief operating officer of Dorland.
TMP Worldwide Advertising & Communications named Greta Sherman senior vice president of strategic planning, healthcare.
Palio Communications named Analia Del Giorgio as senior graphic designer and Bruce Weinberg as senior copywriter. Del Giorgio was a freelance graphic designer for several academic and corporate clients.Weinberg was owner and creative director at @WAO Creative. Media news
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The MD Net Guide series of peer reviewed journals is adding MD Net Guide: Focus on Geriatric Medicine, as a supplement to its portfolio of publications. The new title will
debut in the first quarter of 2005.
The Society of Hospital Medicine has named John Wiley & Sons to
publish the Society's newsletter, TheHospitalist, previously published inhouse. The Society also hired Pharmaceutical Media Inc. to handle
advertising sales support for the title that goes to 12,000 hospital-based physicians.
Company news
Bristol-Myers Squibb and Ventiv Pharma Services have signed a multiyear
service agreement under which Ventiv will provide a sales force of more than 375 representatives focusing on Cefzil and Tequin. Meanwhile, BMS is reportedly in talks with several suitors to sell its Excedrin line of pain relievers and other OTC products
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Adolor has signed a two-year agreement to co-promote Glaxo-SmithKline's anti-thrombotic agent Arixtra in the U.S.
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Griff/SMC completed an integrated marketing communications campaign for the radiation oncology division of Philips Medical.
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The Marriage Pact (The Brides of Bliss County #1) by Linda Lael Miller
The first in her new Brides of Bliss County series, Linda Lael Miller's The Marriage Pact introduces readers to Hadleigh Stevens, Melody Nolan, and Bex Stuart. The trio of lifelong friends has decided that they won't simply sit around and wait for Cupid to work his magic: they want to find some nice cowboys and set down roots, and together they vow to do just that by making a pact – a marriage pact. Quilt shop owner Hadleigh has suffered a lot of loss in her life: her parents in a car accident, her brother in the service, and her grandmother to the sad passage of time. And then there was her chance at marriage when she was eighteen years old, when she stood at the alter with a man she barely knew and found herself being embarrassingly hauled away like a child by her late brother's best friend, cowboy-turned-pilot Tripp Galloway. Hadleigh may have harbored a childhood crush on Tripp once upon a time, but she hasn't quite forgiven him for the grand humiliation he caused her – and she's not ready to admit that she's glad for what he did. Nor is she ready to admit, when Tripp suddenly moves back from the big city for the long haul, that her feelings for him have never really left her.
Linda Lael Miller has over one hundred books to her name, and yet her latest novel has a way of making the western romance genre feel brand new. An intriguing aspect of The Marriage Pact is that the plot doesn't rely on creating and fostering conflict. While Hadleigh and Tripp are apt to butt heads plenty of times (with wonderfully entertaining results), neither of them deny their chemistry with too much obstinacy; in this way Miller proves that a sweet, romantic story can be just as entertaining without a lot of dramatic entanglements. The story of Hadleigh and Tripp is charming in its simplicity, but where Miller really brings the story to its most touching heights is in the nuances of the main characters' relationships with family and friends. Hadleigh's camaraderie (and even her disagreements) with her two best friends feels like a true-to-life sisterhood while Tripp's close relationship with the stepfather who raised him will easily capture the reader's heart. Miller devotes much of the book to scenes of recollections and emotional discoveries, allowing us to witness the main characters being introspective. Her attention to detail makes her already likeable characters even more delightful.
Also playing a big role in The Marriage Pact is the little town of Mustang Creek – nestled in Wyoming's Bliss County – and its inquisitive inhabitants. Miller writes her western setting with lovely imagery, capturing the little pleasures of life in a small town and bringing to life the feeling, the pace, and of course the charm of life on a ranch. With a heartwarming beginning to the new series, full of enjoyable characters, a cozy atmosphere, and smile-inducing romance, The Marriage Pact will certainly leave readers excited to discover who the next bride of Bliss County will be.
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Carolyn Owens Community Center
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1st Floor - Programming
(909) 334-3258 (Main Line)
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2nd Floor – Counseling
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The two-story Carolyn Owens Community Center was built in 2007.
Guided by Community Services Department staff, the first floor of this modern facility provides a multi-purpose room to conduct trainings and meetings in a classroom setting, state-of-the-art pottery room, up to date physical activity room, and two Tiny Tots level classrooms. The first floor reception area also provides the residents of Chino an opportunity to register for recreational classes, facility rentals, pavilion rentals, and after school program registration. The Healthy Chino programs also operates out of the first floor of the Carolyn Owens Community Center.
The second story houses the Human Service portion of the Community Services Department. As part of our commitment to improving the quality of family life and the safety of our neighborhoods, Chino Human Services provides counseling, prevention education, intervention, and referral services to residents.
2017 Tiny Tots Fall Session 1 Ages 3-5
Tiny tot program is held at the Carolyn Owens Community Center. The classes help your child develop social and academic skills through creative play in a recreation setting. Classes are held on Tuesday and Thursday's for children ages 3-4 and Monday, Wednesday, and Friday's for children ages 4-5. For additional information please click here or contact the Carolyn Owens Community Center.


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With tons of features packed in the MX Player is a must-have app on any Android device. In Recent version of MX Player DTS & DOLBY audio codec supports were removed from the official MX-Player. If your video has dts, dtshd, ac3, eac3 or mlp audio tracks it won't play any audio instead you will get a popup message saying that only the video will be played.
But Thanks to ktsamy, a renowned developer from XDA, you can now get the digital audio support back to MX Player very easily. Right now there are no codecs you can download from the Play Store and these should be installed manually.
To know which platform codecs your device will support,
- open the MX Player Settings and navigate to the option Decoder.
- Navigate to the bottom of the page and you will find an option that says Custom Codec.
- You can find the type of codec you must download and use here.
Download one of the following codec according to your platform as mentioned in the player . If you are not sure then download the all in one pack (AIO) :
Installing Codecs :
Method : I
- Keep the downloaded zip file in the root of your Internal memory or In downloads folder
- Open MX Player
- If compatible codec found, MX Player will automatically ask for the confirmation to use it as custom codec
- If you press OK, MX Player will restart & Load the custom Codec
- Once it restarts, from Options Goto Help 》 About. check whether the codec is loaded or not. If Custom Codec is loaded, it will show the platform & custom codec version below the MXPlayer version info.
Method II:
- Open MX Player on your device.
- Go to Settings 》 Decoder 》 Custom Codec
- Navigate into the folder you have saved the file. It will show the downloaded zip file.
- Select the zip file. If you have selected the right zip file MX Player will Automatically restarts else it will revert with error ("Can't find custom codec for this version"). If you have multiple codecs in a single file (AIO version), it will automatically load the right codec for your device.
- Once it restarts, from Options Goto Help 》 About. check whether the codec is loaded or not. If Custom Codec is loaded, it will show the platform & custom codec version below the MXPlayer version info.
Usage in H/W decoder:
If you want to play DTS while using HW decoder, goto Settings 》 Decoder & Enable software audio. By this the Video will be rendered by H/W decoder and audio will be rendered by S/W decoder. (If you want to use it for only particular files when you playing the video, press on audio selection button & Enable S/W audio. S/W audio will be used temporarily for that file.)
Usage in H/W+ & S/W Decoders:
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International Lace Festival
International Lace Festival
On June 23 to the 25th the TZ City of Pag and Pag Lace Association " Frane Budak" will host the eight International Lace Festival.
This years festivals partner country is Slovenia, and it will take place thanks to the sponsors of the event President of Croatia Kolida Garbar Kitarovic, Croatian Ministry of Culture, Slovenian Ministry of Culture, Zadar County and Zadar County Tourism Organizations.
There are 9 countries participating in the festival along with the host Croatia, they are as follows: Slovenia, France, Great Britain, Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, Czech Republic,Russia and the far away Japan.
The person who has made the it possible for Japanese participation is Jelena Yamasaki, a woman famed for bringing Japan to Zadar trough " Tuna Sushi Wine festival". Ms. Yamasaki is the representative of honorary Japanese-Croatian exchange organization and has worked over twenty years on the promotion of Croatia in Japan. In this years lace festival there will be two Japans lacemakers and we are delighted to announce that Japan will be next years City of Pag International Lace Festival partner country.
Lacemaking in Croatia has been added to UNESCO's List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009. In Croatian lacemaking alongside of Pag needle-point lace there is Lepoglava bobbin lace, Aloe lace of Hvar.
Pag Lace is is symbolic identity of the City Pag, The International lace festival was founded for the purpose of maintaining the cultural heritage. Pag lacemaking is done only by women who live in the city of Pag, it is a unique lace in the world. The women lacemakers have described their lacemaking as an art where more than 500,000 stitches are placed requiring over 500 hours of demanding work, years of experience and patience done all for the sole purpose of the end result- beauty.


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Ed graduated from Georgetown University in 1976 and is a Certified Public Accountant.Ed is the Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wintrust Financial Corporation, where he has been since 1991. Wintrust is a financial services holding company based in Lake Forest, Illinois, with assets of over $14 billion. The Company engages in providing traditional community banking services, wealth management services, commercial insurance premium financing, mortgage origination, short-term accounts receivable financing and certain administrative services. The Company provides community-oriented, personal and commercial banking services to customers located in the greater Chicago, Illinois and southern Wisconsin metropolitan areas through its 15 wholly owned banking subsidiaries.Banking has been the primary focus of Eds career, beginning at the accounting firm Ernst & Young, LLP, where he specialized in the banking field focusing mainly in the area of bank mergers and acquisitions for seven years. After leaving Ernst & Young, Ed was Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Corus Bankshares, Inc. (formerly River Forest Bancorp), a $4 billion banking holding company in Chicago, Illinois from 1985 to 1991. While there, he was also President of the firms largest subsidiary, Lincoln National Bank, in Chicago.Ed is a member of the board of directors of Stepan Company (NYSE) in Northfield, IL. He also serves as a director of Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital, on the audit committee of Northwestern Memorial Health Care, as a trustee for Childrens Memorial Hospital and Foundation, as a member of the advisory board of the Farmer School of Business of Miami University, and on the Finance Board and the School Board of the Archdiocese of Chicago. He is a member of The Economic Club of Chicago, The Commercial Club of Chicago and the Bankers Club, where he is also a director.Ed and his wife, Dorothy, live in Lake Forest, Illinois. They have six children.
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Chanel Orange Fizz, I believe from the spring of 2009, is really, really close to my perfect coral. It's just a little, teeny bit darker on the nail than it is in the bottle; if it looked exactly on the nail as it did in the bottle, I'd call it perfection. It's not too pink, it leans just slightly orange, and it's really lovely and soft-looking. I personally had issues with the formula. It was really thick, and after two coats I noticed weird bald patches, so I did a third. Then apparently it never dried, as you can see in the pictures of my left hand. Maybe I just have to be more careful and use thinner coats; I don't know.
Now you might say, "Oh dear Stephanie, it's too bad that your [almost] ideal coral is Chanel and so terribly expensive!" I would say that you're sweet for the lament, but that we can find a dead-on dupe of Chanel Orange Fizz at any Ulta store for 99 cents. It's Essence brand, it's called What Do U Think?, and I've misplaced my images of it. I assure you though, that any differences between What Do U Think? and Orange Fizz are not detectable to the human eye. I may even have given away my Essence polish because I have the Chanel, but I can easily pick up another one for under a dollar if I feel like I have to. And there is the solution to our Chanel price-hike, at least in this one instance.
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Place the flour in a shallow dish large enough for the whole fish. Season the flour with salt and pepper. Dredge the fish to lightly coat and set aside.
In a saute pan large enough to fit the whole fish, heat the clarified butter over medium-high heat. When the fat begins to lightly smoke, place the fish in the pan and cook, without moving, until browned, about 4 minutes. Turn the fish over and repeat on the other side. Transfer the fish to the oven on a sheet tray fitted with a rack. Cook until tender and cooked through at the thickest part of the spine, 8 to 10 minutes.
Heat the same saute pan with the high-fat butter it butter begins to lightly brown. Add the lemon juice (as much or as little as you like) to stop the cooking. Add the capers and finish with the parsley. Taste the sauce and season if necessary with more pepper but not salt because of the capers.
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Nancy worked hard in all my classes. She gave a lecture on Monday to the Directions class and several other faculty and students, Tuesday she showed up to Digital Imaging critique as "the coach" and gave everyone a pep talk (see crappy video below).
After that, she rounded us up and we crashed Hannah's Encaustics class much to her students' horror. Here is my class circling the perimeter before the mandatory gathering in the middle begins.
On Wednesday we didn't have enough time for Information Woman to show up to Directions but maybe next time. She gave 10 minute critiques to everyone and then we ever so quickly departed for the airport for South Carolina.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
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In addition to hosting To Tell The Truth, Bud Collyer also served as MC for another classic game show, Beat the Clock, which premiered in 1950. By then, Collyer had ended his run doing Superman radio dramas, and would not be, ah, reunited with the Man of Steel for another 16 years.
To give you some idea of Beat the Clock, we present this episode from 1953.
Today's audience is familiar with a spiritual descendant to Clock, that being Minute to Win It. It just ain't the same.


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A mile east along the Seine from Nôtre Dame cathedral in the heart of Paris, the shiny modern institutes that line this strip of the Left Bank give way to the stately splendour of Le Jardin des Plantes, France's main botanical garden, founded in 1626 as 'Le Jardin du Roi'.
In 1794, during the French Revolution, a third of its 70 acres were designated to receive the royal collection of animals from Versailles. The Ménagerie is one of the world's oldest public zoos, home to 1,000 animals, among them four orang-utans, of which Nénette, at 40, is the oldest in captivity.
With visitors deterred by the sharp winter wind tearing through its ancient trees, the place has a distinct melancholy about it, lifted only by troupes of trilling French schoolchildren struggling to stay in line. The highlight of the Ménagerie for them is the singerie, the monkey house, where Nénette is usually curled up into a hairy red ball.
It is perhaps this lack of 'monkey-like' antics that makes Nénette so charismatic. Some locals return for weekly visits.
One was recently seen prostrating herself before the unimpressed veteran. While she may have long been the star of the Ménagerie to Parisians, her extraordinary face, inscrutable despite its rubbery permutations, may soon be familiar around the world, thanks to a stirring, narrative-free, low-budget film by the award-winning documentary maker Nicolas Philibert, shot almost entirely in claustrophobic close-up.
Nénette started life as a 15-minute short. 'I've known this menagerie for a long time,' Philibert says, 'but I came only occasionally, and then just over a year ago, I came here for a walk one day when I had time to kill. I went into the monkey house and I stopped in front of the orang-utans, and stayed for nearly two hours, both watching the animals and listening to the visitors' comments.'
He noticed that although orang-utans, the largest arboreal animals, are among the most intelligent primates and use sophisticated tools, people often come to mock them and giggle. 'But they are soon gripped by something else, by a sort of gravity,' he says. 'One senses that it concerns us. They are close to us, and we are in the process of making them disappear.' The idea for the film came then, spontaneously, and part of the idea was that it that would 'involve a complete disjunction between sound and image. One would see Nénette without hearing her, and one would hear the humans without ever seeing them.'
Philibert was born in Nancy, north-eastern France in 1951, and raised in alpine Grenoble. His early career included various mountaineering and sports adventure films for television, and in 1990 he made Louvre City, the first of his unassuming, often comical, fly-on-the-wall documentaries to get a theatrical release.
There followed features set among the deaf (In the Land of the Deaf, 1992), in the zoology gallery of the National Natural History Museum in Paris (Animals, 1996), in a psychiatric unit (Every Little Thing, 1997) and among a group of drama students (Who Knows? 1999). All were distinguished by a relish for the apparently mundane and a warm respect for its subjects.
Then something extraordinary happened: Etre et Avoir (To Be and To Have, 2002), a graceful, never cloying, study of the dramas of growing up, shot in a single-class mountain village school, became France's most successful documentary and a global success.
It took Philibert on promotional duties to 40 countries and made an estimated £14 million. Apart from the resulting (swiftly rejected) offers that came his way to make commercials and 'To Be and To Have 2', the film led to years of ongoing lawsuits, most notoriously by the schoolteacher, who claimed a share of the profits (and lost in court), and most absurdly by an artist who had drawn the ABC chart on the classroom wall, and, despite losing his suit for £210,000, is trying to take his case to the France's highest court. It has been hard for the filmmaker, who believed the teacher to be 'very honest and rigorous. The one who appeared in court was completely different to the man I filmed.' Yet Philibert is as resolute as ever.
Nénette was a simple film to make after the many criss-crossing layers and narrative devices of Philibert's last, intensely personal film, Return to Normandy (2007). The only challenges he encountered were finding the right spot from which to film. 'I had to be patient because Nénette often spent three hours hiding under her straw. Sometimes she would put herself somewhere and when I tried to film, the glass before her would have big scratches on it.'
Why did Philibert choose Nénette over the three other orang-utans, Nénette's son, Tubo, or Theodora and her daughter, Tamu? 'Of the four, she touched me most; I think that's because she's been here for 38 years, and has lived through a lot. She is slightly removed, unlike the others, who come towards the glass. Maybe it's because she was the only one born at large in Borneo [she arrived in 1972, at the age of three], so she grew up in the trees. I admired this little distance that she keeps from us.'
The zookeepers are convinced that Nénette understood she was being filmed. 'Usually when she sees a camera, even mine, she hides,' sighs Cristelle Hano, who is the co-chief zookeeper (along with Gérard Dousseau). 'Nénette doesn't always come down to ground level, but if Nicolas visits, she comes right up to the glass. He came to take some photos last summer, and there was Nénette, posing on her rope, so Nicolas got magnificent pictures. I work here and mine aren't nearly as good.'
Philibert managed this by spending time, remaining passive, tranquil and focused on her, with and without his camera. 'Few fix for so long on Nénette,' Dousseau says. 'For the public, Nénette is no longer the star these days, clearly.'
As a documentary, Nénette is a bold, poetic departure from the conventional approach, in which one would show the caretaking of the monkeys, their context, how they feed and wash themselves. As the son of a philosophy professor and a former philosophy major himself, Philibert is always keen to escape the straitjacket of his 'subjects', which he sees as an excuse to explore human nature.
Philibert was never tempted to gain access beyond the glass. 'I always wanted to make the film from the viewpoint of the visitors. The film's subject is this glass as well. It protects us, but also allows us to get closer. It is both barrier and mirror, a transparent surface behind which is this ball of hair, on to which people project themselves. The film is about us as much as Nénette.'
Philibert has the advantage of an unimposing appearance, anonymous even in his anorak and jeans, as well as a soft voice and a gentle, kindly demeanour. For Nénette, Philibert spent 10 non-consecutive days at the monkey house, shooting about an hour of life within the enclosure each time.
He also recorded 20 hours of quoted texts by the Comte de Buffon, the 18th-century naturalist and director of the Jardin; interviews with the zookeepers; improvised reflections from an actor friend ('She is drained by curiosity… she's like a kept woman, a hairy one. A victim of her own rarity'); and public reactions, caught on a recorder that Philibert put near the glass.
When a sound engineer friend was free, he would help out with more professional equipment. After each day, Philibert would build aural sequences in the editing suite, and find film clips to match. Intricate passages were cut with less active clips of the monkeys, and vice-versa.
The film's movingly uninhibited responses to the sight of Nénette bear testament to Philibert's skill for assimilation. 'She's nearly as big as Mum!' a child says. A Chinese tourist speaks into her mobile phone: 'She looks like she's 50.' Nénette remains impassive, occasionally gormless.
'I think she's totally depressed,' says a frail-sounding woman. Two artists chat as they sketch her: 'You need to seize the essence with animals, or you waste time trying to do a pretty drawing. Nénette is a real joy to work with, look at her mass, her volume moving like that.'
At the end of the day, a whistle blows before the clunky door slams one last time and the lights are put out. The overriding impression is of Nénette's mind-numbing boredom. 'That's what we hear all the time,' Hano says. 'We explain that they are passive, tranquil animals. We'd know if they were depressed.'
In a country where philosophers are as revered as footballers are here, eloquence and erudition are part of the national make-up, and accordingly, Nénette's keepers, or soigneurs, speak with striking clarity of their charge.
'When I started 11 years ago in the monkey house, Nénette was the bane of the place,' Hano says. 'We simply couldn't budge her if she didn't feel like it. We didn't call her "Nénette", but other, not very nice names, I confess.' It was only when Nénette underwent major surgery for an abscess that Hano felt a bond. 'I realised I was scared of losing her. That's when I saw in her eyes that she could be gentle. I'd always heard you could tell her mood by her eyes but I had never seen that. Perhaps I'd never thought about it. But we had to be careful around her. In six years I never touched Nénette. Now she's the one who offers to let me touch her by holding out her fingers or mouth through the wire. She can be tricky, but she's old so she needs time to be comfortable.'
Over the years, the keepers have seen her through a longer life than most orang-utans, who usually die at about 35. She was 'a goddess' when cameras turned up to film her with her first baby. She then had three more, of which were two taken elsewhere and one died of a heart attack; she survived three mates and three days under anaesthetic, and now has suspected arthritis. Even so, she is still considered the most dangerous of the four.
Dousseau, who has the 'grand honour' of having spent his 36-year career working with her, is sure that Nénette sees him as 'an adoptive father'. She lets him into her cage, but this happens only rarely: when she was giving birth or needs medicine. Two former keepers, lacking Dousseau's authority over Nénette, have been badly hurt.
'Two baby orang-utans arrived,' Dousseau says, 'and as Nénette was such a good mother, the zoo decided she should look after them, while we would go in and give them a daily bottle of milk. So we quickly set up a programme for Nénette to get used to a certain amount of contact with the keepers, but one new girl failed to follow the procedures. She was alone for a while, and decided to go in with Nénette, who was pleased by the contact. After 15 minutes she wanted to leave but each time she tried to make Nénette let go of her she refused. The keeper panicked and shouted. She tried to force her way out, but Nénette was stronger, and then she bit. It could have been worse, but she ended up with 40 stitches on her back and shoulder. On another occasion, a zookeeper put two pots of yogurt meant for a baby too close to Nénette, who ate one. When he tried to retrieve the other, she grabbed his hand and bit it very, very nastily.'
While the film may show Nénette's daily routine – her adroit yogurt-eating, tea-drinking from a plastic bottle and straw-bed making – the nuances of her occasionally doleful, highly observant, cantankerous and tender personality are kept for those who come into close contact with her. 'How she behaves with us is not the same,' Hano says.
'Those lucky enough to come into the corridor [from where they tend to the animals] see how much closer you can get through the wire fence than through the glass. The eyes change, the smell too.'
Both Hano and Dousseau applaud Philibert's originality in focusing visually simply on Nénette, and are tuned in to Philibert's intentions in making his film. 'What interests me,' Philibert says, 'is to uncover questions, not to bring answers or preach. I make films starting from my ignorance, but with a desire to understand. So I don't read books beforehand, I don't consult experts, but during the process of the film, I listen and learn and invent the film as I go along. It's much more amusing that way. At the end of the film, one has learnt a few things about Nénette, but the mystery remains, like the Mona Lisa.'
About 33,000 orang-utans, a critically endangered species, remain, on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo. This 'man of the forest' as its name means in Malay, and which Walt Disney depicted as the 'jungle VIP' in the film of The Jungle Book, is threatened with annihilation largely because of the conversion in the past decade of vast areas of tropical forest to oil palm plantations. Ironically, palm oil is in increasing demand as a source of environmentally friendly biodiesel.
Not least because it has increased attendance by 20 per cent this year, the Ménagerie's director, Michel Saint-Jalme, is equally appreciative of Philibert's film, despite its ambiguities. 'Deep down it troubles us to have these animals locked up here,' he says. 'But it may perhaps save them. They could become extinct in the next 15 years, but for the moment, the international community is impotent, partly because palm oil is linked to the economic development of the country. For us, the film has forced the issue of improving conditions for these animals. We are trying to raise finances to redo this monkey house, which is a bit old [it dates from 1934] and inappropriate. It will be difficult because the Ménagerie is listed as a historic monument, but we'll fight on.'
What with the heavy clanking door, the pitiful, deep scratches on the enclosure's institutionally white walls, and the lack of much space or time outdoors, the caretakers know that the monkey house comes across as 'a pretty incarcerated universe' in the film. 'We realised that there were quite a few things to improve while waiting to renovate the singerie,' Hano says. 'I can't stand the sound of that door, for a start.' They are hoping the film will help them raise the £12 million needed for an ambitious project that would include an outdoor space where the public would be separated from the orang-utans only by water.
For now, a fresh coat of pale-green paint in the monkey house covers over the scratches. But Philibert doesn't care for it. What he cares about are the discussions the film has triggered around the cinemas of France, the more lateral the better.
'You sometimes have only 40 spectators and then there's a priceless debate afterwards. They speak of cinema and the art of projection – since it is a film that follows the concept of projection to the letter. The text by Buffon describes orang-utans as both very refined – capable of serving themselves tea, using a knife and fork, putting a napkin around their necks to eat – and at the same time as monsters who kidnap babies and rape women. It is described as both close and different, both civil and monstrous. This fear of "difference" in our fellow creatures brings us to the question of racism as well.'
The making of Nénette has been a 'beautiful adventure' for Philibert. As soon as it was finished, on a budget of about £50,000, a distributor asked to screen it; then the jury at the Berlin Film Festival selected it; it was sold to French television; now it has been sold to 10 countries around the world, to show at various festivals; and soon it will come out on DVD. None of which was anticipated.
During the making of the film, one intriguing question arose: what would Nénette make of it? So a 6ft screen was set in front of the glass, at an angle so that Nénette's reactions to Nénette could be monitored and filmed. The keepers had long wondered whether films might entertain the orang-utans anyway.
Before long, though, Tubo became frightened. To him, the animal on screen was a gigantic rival, especially during the close-ups. Tubo threw plastic barrels around in a panic, banged into walls, tossed fruit about, and made the deep resounding call so rarely heard within a zoo. 'There was an astonishing moment,' Philibert says, 'when Tubo hid behind Nénette, for the first time, even though he is twice her size.'
Hano went to reassure him and the screen was reduced to 30in. Tubo remained suspicious but the panic abated. Tamu was so relaxed she fell asleep; Theodora watched right to the end ('We're getting her a membership for the Cinémathèque Française,' Dousseau says); and Nénette? 'She came and looked,' Hano says, 'and checked out what Philibert and the others were up to. I don't know if she was really very interested, because that's hard to say.'
'Nénette' is out on Friday


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But surely, we agree that freedom of speech and freedom of association are rights reserved ONLY for non-racists, correct? Marcus Garvey was a politically incorrect, race-baiting segregationist who openly admired fascism; he was a *hate-criminal*, and a man like that should have been allowed neither freedom of speech nor freedom of association!
Or should he?
I dunno. I can overlook his past. His work on Wolfblood & Broadchurch is top notch.
But surely, we agree that freedom of speech and freedom of association are rights reserved ONLY for non-terrorists, correct? Osama bin Laden was a politically incorrect, race-baiting segregationist who openly admired fascism; he was a *hate-criminal*, and a man like that should have been allowed neither freedom of speech nor freedom of association!
Or should he?
So I take it you're siding with Hoover on this one, meme?
And real quickly, to address what I assume your implications are: yes, I do believe that terrorists and pedophiles, as well as racists, deserve to have their freedom of speech and freedom of association respected.
When you're *raping children* or *blowing up World Trade Centers*, then yes, you've crossed the line and The Man has every right to crack down on you. But as long you're just thinking or talking or writing about things which any sensible progressive person would find reprehensible (like Garvey and the flagrantly racist Black Nationalists he inspired), then neither the state, nor the FBI, nor even I myself, have any right to FORCE you to shut up. I might disagree with you, I might think you're evil, but the proper response to speech is dialogue and rational debate, not violent suppression and book burning.
What if pedophiles are associating with children?
Of course, if you really and honestly disagree with me on this matter, I guess I'm shit of luck, since I can't insist on censoring you! As far as memes go, freedom of speech is at real serious competitive disadvantage against the suppression of speech meme, which I think may be a big factor in why fewer and fewer people seem to give a shit about the Hooverian approach to public discourse.
SPK - good question. I'd say it depends upon the MANNER of their association. If pedophiles are doing anything untowards - like taking saucy pictures or trying to cop a feel - then obviously we'd have good reason to respond violently. But if the pedophile is not doing anything untowards - if he is merely in the presence of children - then I guess there's really nothing much, punitively, we can do. That's not to say I'd want my kids around a known pedophile, or that parents have no right to take matters into their own hands. Freedom of association means that parents are free to keep their kids away from pedos, if that is what they want (and they should). However, ethically speaking, that's as far as they can go - parents should not, for example, be allowed to gather in mobs and lynch suspected pedophiles. They should be allowed to yell and scream and drag their kids away from the buggers.
Now, as far as *convicted sex offending* pedophiles are concerned, yes, I suppose I agree with the dominant legal rationale of preventing them from having any contact with children whatsoever. But these are special cases. They do not lose their right to free association because they have THOUGHTS which we find abhorrent. They lose their right to free association because they have ACTED VIOLENTLY and VICTIMIZED another human being. That's a big difference, and it ties back in with the whole Osama Bin Laden thing - I don't think Bin Laden should have been shot to death because he was anti-American. He should have been shot to death because he actively orchestrated terrorist attacks.
There's a huge difference between thoughts, and actions. Not all thoughts are created equal, but they should never be criminalized, and any society which condones the criminalization of thoughts - no matter how well intentioned - is inherently authoritarian and oppressive.
Well, actually, in Hoover's case, he should have had his rights violated for being a cross-dresser, because MAN THOSE FREAKS HUH. But everything else the FBI did under his watch was bullshit.
You should stick to cataloging children's cartoons.
Honestly, EvilHomer, you go back and forth between being ultra liberal and straight up teabagger so often that I assume you're neither, and have just grown accustomed to adopting the opposite thought to what you present.
I've become an automatic troll-pong to your troll-ping and the delay time is getting too short for even me to find fun anymore.
I guess I would consider myself both, or neither, depending on the definition being used and the context in which the descriptor is found!
At any rate, I don't think that being in favor of free speech and being against Hoover's FBI shenanigans are fringe positions restricted to either ultra-liberals or tea baggers.
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Man I'd be bitter too if I thought the FBI would arrest me if they ever found out the kinda pornography I jerk off to
But surely, we agree that freedom of speech and freedom of association are rights reserved ONLY for non-pedophiles, correct? Father Dennis Lyons was a politically incorrect, race-baiting segregationist who openly admired fascism; he was a *hate-criminal*, and a man like that should have been allowed neither freedom of speech nor freedom of association!
Or should he?
Oh my god, I'm sorry, I know this isn't really the venue, but I just posted that inflated, age-regressed, gender-swapped Kaa picture I mentioned the other day. You know, when I was brainstorming, trying to think of something that'd get me page views? In a mere half hour, I've got more views on Kaa than I've got on any of my other pieces.
Well, I thought it was funny...
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Hispanic Americans in Congress, 1822-1995
Trinidad Romero was a member of one of the oldest and most prominent Hispanic families of New Mexico. He was born in Santa Fe County on June 14, 1835 to Miguel Romero and Josefa Delgado. His grandfather José Romero was one of the earliest settlers in New Mexico, having been an officer of the Spanish Army assigned to Santa Fe. Trinidad's father, Miguel Romero, born in New Mexico in 1782, was active in the public affairs of the state, and received an appointment as alcalde (mayor) from General Kearny before he left for California.
Trinidad Romero was educated by private tutors. In 1851 he began a merchandising and freight operation that drove teams of oxen on the Santa Fe Trail between St. Louis and Independence, Missouri to Las Vegas and Santa Fe, New Mexico. In 1878 with the advent of the railroad, Romero, his brother and their father started the Romero Mercantile Company in West Las Vegas. Among his other business interests were sheep and cattle holdings, and a pharmacy.
While he continued his business, he also entered the political arena. He was one of the leaders of the Republican Party in San Miguel County. In 1863 he became a member of the Territorial House of Representatives, and was appointed probate judge in San Miguel County, New Mexico in 1869 and 1870. In 1876 he was elected as a Delegate to the U.S. Congress, but was not a candidate for renomination in 1878.
President Harrison appointed him United States Marshall and he held that position from November 13, 1889 to May 30, 1893. After his service he continued with his mercantile pursuits and stock raising. He died in Las Vegas, San Miguel County, New Mexico on August 28, 1918.


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Originally posted by Druid42
So tell us, what's the feasibility? Of course, finish your debates before responding, but let us know. I'm interested in knowing the results, especially with the new parameters.
What's your opinion of three posts per debate?
My opinion: A seasoned debater can handle more than one debate at a time, but make it a two debate at a time limit, else, insanity.
Originally posted by DJW001
Just a note to inform interested parties that I have completed my last argument on the "Iran should be allowed to develop nuclear weapons"thread:
Originally posted by Skyfloating
Is there any debate partner for this request by mr-lizard out there? If so, say hi.


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Japan's Pacific War
Written by: Augustine Kobayashi
In Decemeber 1941, WW2 became a truly global war with Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, dragging the US into the war both in Europe and Asia. What is not widely known is that war had been going on since 1931 in Asia, provoked by Japan seeking dominance of Asia. Why Japan chose such aggressive course of action is even less well understood. This book seeks to explain how Japan's internal conditions and external relations led her to a war in Asia that would in turn lead to a head-on collision with the US and the Western colonial powers. Japan did not plan for such a general conflict with the entire West. Japan's frustration at the failure to defeat China, however, made her decide that they had no choice but to fight the US also. Japanese strategic thinking was thus still very premature, with Japanese military leaders unable to think through the likely consequences of such a course of action; they certainly did not have flexibility to adjust to changing strategic environment due to change of technology, economic balance and the sheer commitment of the US to the war aim of completely defeating Japan. Neglecting war logistics and obsessed with the idea of decisive fleet action, the Japanese were worn down by the increasing air and naval power of the US and was crushed in the end. Such outcome had been anticipated by the Western Allies in their war studies before the 1940s. Hence the tragedy is Japan's failure to come up with any effective scheme to defeat American strategy. Defeated comprehensively in war of logistics, starving Japanese soldiers acted badly everywhere, a legacy of WW2 in Asia which Japan has to live with even today.
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