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Mauvaises Têtes (2016)
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I just repainted my room and I am looking for decorations so this has helped a lot! I got a bin similar to the wire butterfly bin but with roses on from Dunelm and it was only £10 xReplyDelete
I love all the white pieces, there's nothing nicer than having a relaxing crisp white room!ReplyDelete
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You've got some lovely things on this list, love that bin and the photo frame is so cute xReplyDelete
You have some great items! I love the picture frames and I love it when people have interesting photos scattered around.ReplyDelete
I would love to see a room tour and I this was a great post. Will definitely be getting a few of the things you mentioned :)ReplyDelete
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Ooh some really lovely items there, love the rose garland xReplyDelete
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Love the colour scheme here! It is quite similar to my own bedroom!ReplyDelete
Would love a room tour once it's finished. I love home decor type posts! XReplyDelete
The blue rose canvas is so pretty xReplyDelete
I love the white photo frame! We're planning to re-decorate our bedroom and go from purple to crisp white with a hint of blue/turquoise xxReplyDelete
Oooooh, I love the mirrored candle holder, the bin and the picture frames. We're looking at moving to a new place pretty soon, so all my home decorating is on hold for the moment. Yes please to a room tour once it's finished!ReplyDelete
I love them all! Especially the rose garland - I actually picked one up very similar the other week at the range, it hasn't got the leaves on it but it lights up & it was a bargainous price of just £4.50! I love anything & everything shabby chic, would love to see your room tour! xxReplyDelete
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I love it all I would have to say my favourite 2 are number 1 the rose canvas and the cream owl hanger. I think I need to shop on eBay :)ReplyDelete
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Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 Review
Relatively light for 15-inch laptop; Strong graphics scores; Excellent battery life; Good audio quality
Low screen resolution; All ports on back; No backlit keyboard
The first Ultrabook with discrete graphics and a 15-inch screen, the Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 will appeal to gamers on the go.
Look out, Razer! Acer is literally and figuratively stretching the definition of Ultrabook with the Aspire Timeline Ultra M3. This 15-inch laptop is the largest and heaviest Ultrabook to date, but at 4.5 pounds, it's still one of the lightest machines with this size screen. More important, it's the first Ultrabook to feature discrete graphics, in this case Nvidia's new GeForce GT640M GPU. Combined with a 256GB SSD, we can easily see mobile gamers gravitating to this system. But just how much oomph do you get for your money?
Editor's Note: Currently on sale in Singapore, Acer says this notebook will hit U.S. shores in the second quarter of 2012. When its price becomes available, we will update this review, and reserve the right to change the rating.
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With a footprint of 14.75 x 10 inches, the M3 is definitely the largest Ultrabook we've seen, rivaling the Sony VAIO SE (14.9 x 10.1 inches) for desk space. At 0.78 inches, the M3 is a hair thinner than the VAIO SE but at 4.5 pounds, is slightly heavier. Still, it beats out the 15-inch MacBook Pro (14.4 x 9.8 x 1 inches, 5.6 pounds) in both categories.
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While the Timeline Ultra M3's trackpad is centered under the G and H keys, in this case, we wish Acer had shifted it slightly to the right. There's so little room on the left palm rest that our thumb was always on the touchpad.
As far as the Elan trackpad itself, we were fairly impressed. For one, it was a spacious 4.2 x 3.1 inches--even larger than on the MacBook Pro--and, for the most part, performed most multitouch gestures as smoothly and accurately as anything on an Apple product. However, from time to time, the system would accidentally select text when we were trying to scroll.
Despite its thin profile, the M3 manages to stay cool. After streaming a Hulu video at full screen for 15 minutes, the middle of the underside was just 82 degrees Fahrenheit. On the top of the system, the touchpad was an even cooler 76 degrees, and the space between the G and H keys was 83 degrees.
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The M3's speakers are located under the front lip of the notebook. They cranked out loud and authoritative sound, whether watching movies, listening to music, or playing games. While somewhat hollow, and bass a little on the shallow side, the Dolby Home Theater v4 software went a long way toward improving sound overall.
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We're not thrilled that all the ports are on the back of the Timeline Ultra M3; it makes it more difficult to pop in USB sticks, for instance.
The 1.3-MP webcam provided average images; colors were accurate, and we could make out a fair amount of detail.
Packing a 1.7-GHZ Intel Core i7-2637M processor, 4GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD, our M3 came ready to rock. On PCMark07, this Ultrabook scored 3,474, which is about 1,200 points above the category average, 1,100 points higher than the HP Envy 15, and 1,400 points higher than the VAIO SE. In everyday use as well as when gaming, the M3 was quick to open apps and responded at a moment's notice.
The M3 duplicated a 4.97GB folder of multimedia in 31 seconds, a rate of 164 MBps, easily trouncing the category average of 31 MBps. That crushes the current Ultrabook leader, the ASUS Zenbook UX31, whose 128GB SSD notched 98 MBps.
During the OpenOffice Spreadsheet test, the M3 took 5 minutes and 44 seconds to match 20,000 names with their corresponding addresses. That's about 30 seconds faster than category average, but 22 seconds slower than the VAIO SE. The Envy 15 took 6:31 to complete the task.
Boot and Wake Times
The M3's 256GB SSD was simply blazing. It booted Windows 7 Home Premium in a fast 23 seconds, a third of the time it takes the average mainstream notebook. That's even faster than the ASUS UX31 (29 seconds), the Toshiba Z835 (26 seconds), and the 15-inch MacBook Pro (44 seconds). The M3 was also quick to wake from sleep, popping back to life in less than a second after we lifted the lid. Acer calls this feature Green Instant-On, but it's a required feature for Ultrabooks.
While it lacks the Smart Connect feature as seen on the Dell XPS 13--which lets the notebook remain connected to the Internet even in sleep mode--the M3 has what Acer calls Instant Connect, which allows it to connect to the Internet in 2.5 seconds. In our testing, it took around that time after we woke the notebook from sleep.
Graphics Performance
The Timeline Ultra M3 is the first Ultrabook with discrete graphics--Nvidia's new GeForce GT 640M, which uses its new Kepler architecture (more on that soon)--the M3 has some serious gaming chops. While it's not going to compete with dedicated gaming rigs, it will more than handle its own on the latest titles.
On 3DMark06, the M3 scored 11,173, more than double the category average (5,059), and blowing past the VAIO SE (6,839), which has an AMD Radeon HD 6470M GPU. It even beat out the MacBook Pro, whose AMD Radeon HD 6750M GPU scored 10,359.
Gaming Results
On our "World of Warcraft" test, the Timeline Ultra M3 averaged 155 fps with the graphics set to good and the resolution at 1366 x 768. That's three times the category average, and miles better than the VAIO SE, which only managed 36 fps. To be fair, the VAIO has a higher resolution of 1080p, but that alone wouldn't account for the difference. The M3 also bested the MacBook Pro (63 fps), the HP Envy 15 (43 fps), and the Dell XPS 15z (59 fps).
When we maxed out the settings, the story was pretty much the same. The M3 averaged 80 fps, well above the average (27 fps), the VAIO SE (29 fps), the XPS 15z (35 fps) and the Envy 15 (27 fps).
How much of a difference does a discrete GPU make in an Ultrabook? We re-ran the "World of Warcraft" test using the M3's integrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 GPU, and it averaged 35 and 16 fps, respectively, on autodetect and max settings.
But WOW is one thing; Nvidia claims that its new GPU can play the latest titles at their highest settings. We first put the M3 to the test with Far Cry 2, where the M3 averaged 61 fps with the settings on autodetect, and 59 fps with the effects set to Ultra.
Other more recent games proved more demanding, but still playable. On "World of Tanks," we set the effects to Very High, turned on antialiasing to the max, and set the screen resolution to native. The Timeline Ultra M3 averaged 44 fps on these settins. On "Crysis 2," we again cranked the effects to max, turned DX11 off, and were able to average a respectable 30 fps. We saw a little bit of tearing, but nothing too distracting.
Battery Life
Thanks to Nvidia's Optimus technology, which switches automatically between the discrete and integrated GPUs, Acer claims that the M3 will get up to eight hours of battery life. On the LAPTOP Battery Test (Web surfing via Wi-Fi), the M3 lasted 7 hours and 4 minutes. Not only is that two hours better than the mainstream category average, but it's 20 minutes longer than the ultraportable average. By comparison, the VAIO SE lasted just 4:18 without its sheet battery, but the MacBook Pro lasted an even longer 8:23.
The system also comes with a 30-day trial of McAffee Internet Security and Microsoft Office 2010 Starter.
Our version of the Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 (Intel Core i7, 256GB SSD) was the top-of-the-line model, but the starting configuration, which we estimate will start at $999, will have a 1.6-GHz Intel Core i5-2467M CPU, 4GB of RAM, and a 500GB hybrid hard drive.
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Moondoggies Pacific Beach
832 Garnet Avenue, Pacific Beach(Has gone out of business since this article was published.)
Pacific Beach is more mysterious at night. Silent runners materialize like ghosts along the boardwalk, murmuring couples huddle in shadows, the odd drunken brown-bagger holds up a lamppost, groups burst out of eateries like the Green Flash. Then you look west and you've got nothing but the Big Black. Next light, Shanghai, China...or is it Kyushu, Japan? A long swim, whichever.
Talk about the sublime and the ridiculous: a few paces away from all this heavy thinking and I'm in Bud Light–Britney Spears territory. Moondoggies.
Why? 'Cause it's Tuesday night, and just about every eatery in this town has turned Tuesday into Taco Tuesday. It's a phenom. And, hey, I'm not immune to a bargain.
Besides, once you get over the whole "this is just one big PBSB (Pacific Beach Sports Bar) meat-market thing," Moondoggies is quite a cool joint. There are sports playing on screens everywhere (42 of them, Deanna the waitress says), and guys are cruising, checking out the talent. The talent checks them out right back. So I get to a table and it's heads-down into the book of a menu. Stay out of trouble.
Wow. Lots of stuff. Like, pan-seared ahi for $14.50, or rib-eye steak, $19. But the deals are, like, everywhere. They've got those Taco Tuesday specials, starting with tacos, $2 each, served from 11:00 a.m. until close. They include chicken, steak, fish, or shrimp, and you can get flour or double corn tortillas. Then you've got $3 quesadillas. Cheese, chicken, steak, or shrimp. Also served all day. Plus, $2.50 Dos Equis (no amber), and Sol, and check this out: $3 house margaritas ($5 for "specialty" ones). All day. These guys even have a live comedy show happening tonight at 10:00.
"This used to be the Comedy Store, before Brett took it over," says Kerry. Turns out she's the manager. "Brett's a San Diego State alum. He started off with the Dog, a bar down here. Then he opened Moondoggies. Now he's opened Tower 23, the hotel on the beach, and he has Gringo's, and he's building in places like Lake Havasu. Quite a guy."
I get things rolling with one of those house margaritas. And I order a fish taco. Ooh...shoulda come last night: Mondays, 5:00–10:00 p.m., they have $4 build-your-own half-pound burgers. There's pretty much some way to eat and drink cheap every night, from a $4 hummus-and-pita plate to $6 nachos or fried calamari. Lunchtime, they have a mix 'n' match $6 half-a-sandwich, wrap, pizza, or quesadilla, plus a side dish such as salad, pasta, onion rings, or soup.
The house margarita tastes great to me. Strong flavor and plenty of it. The taco comes with the double corn tortillas laid out flat, a pile of fish, lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese mounded on top. It's good, 'specially with the Cholula hot sauce Deanna brings. I'm already kinda full.
They're amping up the music. Rap. Sounds like Eminem. Guess this inside-outside part here was the Comedy Store. Out on the way-big patio, strings of lights give it a romantic look. I glug down the margarita and start dreaming about a Dos Equis and a quesadilla. The Dos Equis promo card set up around the salt and pepper shakers catches my eye. It says: "Always have a trick up your sleeve."
Huh. They're talking table-tricks. Looks pretty neat. Like the one where you bet friends they can't remove a dollar bill from under an upside-down empty beer bottle. (The trick? Slowly, tightly, roll the bill up, letting the paper push the bottle.) Or how to remove pepper sitting on top of salt. (Solution? Rub a plastic straw hard on some cloth to generate static electricity, then hold the straw over the pile. The pepper will jump up, the salt won't.) This is when a bunch of ultra-cute blonde girls in cream head-scarves come around, stopping by each table. They ask if I'm drinking Dos Equis, say they have this $1 certificate. Hey. My lucky night. So, when Deanna again appears, I order a shrimp quesadilla and what's now a $1.50 bottle of beer. Cool.
When she comes back with the cerveza, I have to ask what da heck "Moondoggies," the name, is about.
"You never saw Gidget?" she says, staring like I'm a visitor from the moon. "Moondoggie was her boyfriend. James Darren."
The shrimp quesadilla's fine, though the fish taco was da bomb. Luscious, tasty, plenty of sauce and cheese and salad to sex it up. By now, the place is turning into a sea of turned-around caps, and women with a finger in one ear and a cell phone in the other, and guys texting. So, either I get Carla down here or I go to her. Feel my wallet. Guess I'll go to her. I check the bill. Hmm... $11.42. What about that dollar off the beer?
Whatever, I ain't complaining. It's a good deal for two dishes, two drinks, 42 screens, and thumping music they can probably hear over there in Shanghai, China.
The Place: Moondoggies, 832 Garnet Avenue, Pacific Beach, 858-483-6550
Type of Food: American
Prices: Weekend breakfasts like Simple Simon (three eggs with bacon, sausage, ham, potatoes), $7.50; three pancakes, fruit, $7; daily lunch special, mix 'n' match half-sandwich, wrap, pizza, or quesadilla, with side dish (salad, pasta, onion rings, soup), $6; hummus and pita plate, $4; nachos, $6; fried calamari, $6; Taco Tuesday tacos (chicken, steak, fish, shrimp), $2 from 11:00 a.m. till close; quesadillas (cheese, chicken, steak, or shrimp), $3, Tuesdays; $4 build-your-own half-pound burgers, 5:00–10:00 p.m., Mondays only; pan-seared ahi entrée, $14.50; rib-eye steak, $19
Bar Hours: 11:00 a.m.–2:00 a.m., Monday–Friday; 9:00 a.m.–2:00 a.m., Saturday–Sunday; kitchen open till 10:00 p.m., Monday–Thursday; till 11:00 p.m., Friday–Sunday
Buses: 8, 9, 27, 30
Nearest Bus Stops: Mission and Hornblend (8); Garnet and Bayard (9); Bayard at Garnet (27); Mission and Felspar (30)
More from SDReader
- More stories by Ed Bedford
- Gorging in the court — Oct. 16, 2013
- The Sneak Joint Is Jammin' in Mission Beach — Sept. 29, 2010
- A Plate of Lucha Libre — Nov. 18, 2009
- Cisco's Salad — April 1, 2009
- Guadalajara, Basically — May 21, 2008
Moondoggies?? You kidding me?? Moondoggies??
Next time you're in PB, try visiting next door, Pacific Beach Bar & Grill, with a far more extensive list of offerings priced at less than $10 than Moondoggies.


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Wild Eats: Turkey Pita Sandwich/
Want to try something new to shake up your regular sandwich rotation? Try this HEALTHY and delicious Turkey Pita Sandwich!
1/2 of a piece of Pita bread
1-2 pieces of Sliced Turkey breast
1/2 of an avocado
Red leaf lettuce
Red onions
Here's what you do:
Carefully peel open the half piece of pita bread so that it becomes a pocket.
Then, gently spread hummus onto one of the interior sides of the pocket. Lay the pieces of turkey on top of the hummus, inside of the Pita pocket, followed by a few leaves of red leaf lettuce and some slices of red onions. Tip: I always keep a big Tupperware full of pre-made salad mix [red leaf lettuce and sliced red onions] in my fridge. That way it's always read when I'm feeling hungry. It's healthy, quick, and handy!
Gently place pieces of the avocado on top of the other ingredients, inside the pocket.
That's it! Easy, right? Enjoy!


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Burundi's Current Turmoil: A Constitutional Crisis, or Complex Political and Economic Issues? Jacques Parizeau: Brilliant Economist Who Left His Economic Mark on the Whole Quiet Revolution in the 1960s.
Featured Guest(s):
Charles KM Kambanda, Robin Philpot
Our featured guest is Charles KM Kambanda, Rwandan researcher, human rights defender and attorney and counsel at law in New York. Mr. Kambanda, who was born to a Rwandan refugee family in Uganda and now writes about international law talks to Phil Taylor about the hidden political agenda against Burundi's popular President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Issues discussed are:
(1) The Burundi Constitution trumping the defacto Arusha Agreement re electoral politics
(2) The Western powers, including the ICC, double standard in condemning popular Burundi President Nkurmziza while supporting regional puppet despots such as Rwandan President Kagame and Ugandan President Museveni
(3) The opposition "demonstrators" in Burundi that are in reality rioters, many being children --who burn humans to death, burn public and private property and are armed -- and the Burundi government's legal and moral responsibility to stop these riots
(4) The fake and western supported private radio stations in Burundi who run false and warmongering propaganda against the popular government. These lies are broadcasted in Rwanda.
(5) The ICC threatening intervention in Burundi which is a crime of inciting riots
(6) Kagame wanting to dominate Burundi and use it as an entrance and exit point for the Congo (DRC) natural resources.
Robin Philpot discusses the recently released English translation of Jacques Parizeau's last book, which Philpot defines as a political testimony. Philpot emphasizes that Parizeau never wavered: He was a militant person who refused his bourgeois background and advantages in order to be a professor and in politics, because he knew that was the only way to really accomplish things in the long run.
Philpot explains how an why Parizeau became a sovereignist in 1969 (age 39). Parizeau was putting together his papers and came to realize that the only way Quebec can insure its economic development and proper distribution of wealth was to become independent.
Parizeau was dragged over the coals for stating that the anti-referendum victory was a slim victory with a lot of dirty tricks. He felt Canada had a colonial attitude toward Quebec's electoral laws.
The murder of Patrick Karegeya haunts the Kagame regime. Roger Auque, mainstream reporter, spy for Mossad and CIA
Featured Guest(s):
Portia Karegeya, Robin Philpot
Portia Karegeya remembers her father, an RPF leader who broke with Rwanda's repressive system. Portia explains the political circumstances that slow the search for justice, but she is confident that the killers will be brought to justice and that the Kagame gang will be removed. A South African court has convicted Rwandan agents in the attempted murder of Gen. Nyamwasa, a sign of hopeful change in Africa.
In posthumous memoir Auque wrote candidly about his work for Israeli and American intelligence, saying he needed the money to maintain his lifestyle. Robin Philpot points out that none of the media outlets (CBC, LaPresse, e.g.) have felt the need to comment. He had used their credentials to acquire information for various intelligence agencies. "If they say nothing, why should they ever be trusted?"
Anti-austerity protestors resist. Willy-Nilly from Iraq into Syria. A Child's Country Christmas in the 1950s through the eyes of a 9 Year Old.
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, David Jacobs, Larry Krotz
The Toronto Star did not report that 200,000 people took to the streets in Montreal and Quebec City Saturday Nov. 29, but the Latin American network Telesur reported the union-led demonstrations to the world.
Just as they fought Charest's tuition hikes in 2012, Quebecers are showing backbone in resisting the cuts to the province's social fabric, cuts that are committed by the modern-day Scrooges who seek to ravage popular wealth in the country.
Justin Trudeau better watch out, because the Liberals are unable to make good on their campaign promises, instead offering only cuts and misery to the voting public.
The Quebec Liberal governments plan for $4 billion in cuts to social programs has united the people into resistance.
The Canadian government has indicated it is looking for legal opinions on bombing Syria. International Human Rights Lawyer David Jacobs says that they can look no further: the UN Charter clearly states that war is permissible only in self defence, or under the authority of the UN Security Council.
There is no Security Council resolution allowing Canada to bomb in Syria, and no need for self-defense. Bombing inside Syria is an act of war, just as would be the bombing of a Canadian province by a foreign power.
Syria could defeat ISIS on its own, if it's sovereignty was respected. Instead, NATO members and friends continue to pour arms and terrorists across Syrian borders.
Larry Krotz reads from his latest book, A Child's Country Christmas. He selects the magical annual Christmas concert presented at his one-room school in SW Ontario in the late 1950s, when he was 9 years old.
After the reading, Krotz laments that now the one-room school house is property for someone in the city to use on weekends and holidays. What was a "fully packaged culture" for a 9 year old in the late 1950s has been lost. The farmers struggle working on the farm and in the city. Building community has turned into searching for bargains at the nearest Wal-Mart. The only push-back is the holistic and organic farm movement.
200,000 in Montreal and Quebec March Against Austerity (Telesur)
Statement on the Illegality of Canadian Bombing in Syria
Gaza - Je me souviens (I remember). A Colonial War: The Israeli settler state against Arab dispossessed.
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, Stephen Gowans
Robin Philpot reports on-site from a Montreal protest against Israel's attack on Gaza. Phil and Robin discuss the positions of federal and provincial political parties on the attacks.
Many in Quebec oppose the occupation and support self-determination: they understand colonialism.
Phil also describes the diplomatic spat between Israel and Brazil, and the initiative for a new Freedom Flotilla.
Stephen Gowans of "What's Left" gives the background needed to understand the current Israeli siege against Gaza, including the unbalanced 1947 UN partition plan and the 1948 proclamation of Israel on four-fifths of Palestinian territory.
Gowans explains how Israel violated the last ceasefire agreement and then blamed Hamas. He highlights the goals of the Palestinian majority, and discusses his latest article, "White House Says Obama Culpable in Gaza Massacre."
Gowans uses irony to show that Obama is actually guilty of what he (without evidence) accuses Putin -providing weapons to the side doing the slaughtering."
Lac-Mégantic Rail Tragedy One Year Anniversary. How Quebec bookstores survived. Workers rights, human rights and the responsibility to stop wars
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot
The Taylor Report remembers a wonderful figure from the international labour movement, Dave Feikert. Feikert was a mine worker official and labour safety expert, and friend of China.
Phil Taylor, Phil Conlon and Robin Philpot discuss the Lac-Mégantic railway tragedy, the increase in carloads of crude oil from 144 carloads in 2007 to 127,924 carloads in 2013, the new Liberal leadership that is considering reversing the current Québec ban against fracking, the export of oil from the tar-sands in Alberta, and privatization/profits trumping people's rights and environmental integrity.
Montreal-based publisher Robin Philpot (Baraka Books) explains that Quebec has survived the bookstore demise due to its regulation (certified publishers, bookstores, distributors) and 100 percent Quebec ownership. Half of Canadian books are sold in Quebec which has only 23 percent of the Canadian population. Regulating the market, which guarantees sales to institutions, and legislating fixed prices are necessary for the survival of bookstores. They also discuss the cultural value of books, as in the example of Mick Lowe's "The Raids."
The two Phils discuss cultural wars, including the censoring of the 1954 film "Salt of the Earth," concerning the struggle of New Mexico miners. Women and children picketed after male miners were banned from picketing.
Conlon and Taylor also discuss Wal-Mart's battle with Quebec's workers, and the disgusting spectacle of Human Rights Watch (HRW) promoting sectarian conflict in the Middle East.
Is Human Rights Watch now joining the Saudi sectarian war in the Middle East?
Advocate for Victoire Ingabire. Rwanda and the New Scramble for Africa
Featured Guest(s):
Marceline Nduwamungu, Robin Philpot
Phil is joined by an advocate for Victoire Ingabire, Marceline Nduwamungu. Ingabire has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for daring to assert her rights. Elections are something you just cannot do under Kagame.
A very timely update of Robin Philpot's earlier work on the events of 1994 in Rwanda, "Colonialism Dies Hard." Indeed, the scramble is on, and the IMF structural-adjustment continued apace while Kagame seized power.
Why do we hear about Rwanda so much, both on this program and the corporate news? As one commentator explains, "everywhere is Rwanda for the humanitarian interventionists." The causes of the conflict and tragedy in Rwanda in 1994 are becoming more widely understood. What Samantha Power and Philip Gouerivich have tried to carve in stone has already eroded.
We are the "Heart of Darkness"
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, Aimable Mugara
Chinuya Achebe was famous in part for his rejection of Joseph Conrad's position in the Western canon. Achebe strongly argued that "Heart of Darkness" was a thoroughly racist work that actively dehumanized Africans to an extent beyond Conrad's contemporaries. A staple in undergraduate classes, it should be properly deconstructed. Instead, it is used as a template to describe conflicts in Africa.
Aimable Mugara of RwandaHumanRights.com covers major stories centered on Rwanda. A woman running against a U.S. client remains in prison, and the UN plays favourites as Congo is invaded.
Gloria La Riva discusses the importance of the Sept. 21-23 Toronto Conference to Free the Cuban Five. Publisher/activist Robin Philpot links student struggle to PQ election victory. Stephen Gowans on Canadian governments hypocrisy on Iran.
Featured Guest(s):
Gloria La Riva, Robin Philpot, Stephen Gowans
Robin Philpot on Student strikers and the Quebec election. Author Keith Bolender on the Toronto conference in support of the Cuban Five.
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, Keith Bolender
Robin Philpot on Quebec students vs the plutocrats. Glen Ford: Rwandas criminal leaders protected by Washington. Charles Roach: Human rights trump royal oaths. Zafar Bangash: West ignores crimes of Syrian Free Army
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, Glen Ford, Charles Roach, Zafar Bangash
Norman Otis Richmond: The story of Black music month. Author Robin Philpot on the student led popular movement in Quebec. Toronto lawyer David Jacobs on the strange court that tried Charles Taylor.
Featured Guest(s):
Norman Otis Richmond, Robin Philpot, David Jacobs
The James Bay Cree - Ontario and Quebec: Different treaties, different lives. Etta James and Johnny Otis brought big change to American music. The case for Leon Mugesera.
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, Otis Richmond, Philippe Larochelle, Chris Black
Toronto poet and publisher Luciano Iacobelli reads from and talks about his latest book. Robin Philpot on the little known but brilliant book on Quebec sovereignty by Jane Jacobs.
Featured Guest(s):
Luciano Iacobelli, Robin Philpot
Carol Mulligan of the Sudbury Star on the strike at Vale Inco. Robin Philpot: Does the NHL discriminate against French players?
Featured Guest(s):
Carol Mulligan, Robin Philpot
Eva Golinger on the coup in Honduras. Robin Philpot talks about a new book: A People's History of Quebec
Featured Guest(s):
Eva Golinger, Robin Philpot
A People's History of Quebec @ BarakaBooks.com
Our guest was Montreal journalist Robin Philpot
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot
Sara Flounders, U.S. expoiting Myanmar cyclone disaster; Robin Philpot, Why it is Patriot's Day in Quebec
Featured Guest(s):
Sara Flounders, Robin Philpot
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, David Jacobs
International Criminal Law: A Critical Introduction
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot
A soldier's perspective on the war in Vietnam and the current war in Iraq. Howard Hampton argues for an increase to the minimum wage at the Ontario NDP Convention. Media reaction to the comments of France's Socialist Party leader Segolene Royal in regards to Quebec's sovereignty.
Featured Guest(s):
Scott Camil, Peter Leibovitch, Robin Philpot
"I believe that if we had and would keep our dirty bloody, dollar-soaked fingers out of the business of these nations so full of depressed exploited people, they will arrive at a solution of their own. And if, unfortunately, their revolution must be of the violent type, because the haves refuse to share with the have-nots by any peaceful method, at least what they get will be their own and not the American style, which they don't want, and above all don't want crammed down their throats by Americans."
- General David M. Shoup, Commandant of the Marine Corps 1966-63 ... as quoted by Scott Camil.
Iraqnam - by Scott Camil
Winter Soldier - The Film
A Warrior's Choice - by Tim Bagwell
War is a Racket - by Major General Smedley D. Butler, USMC [Retired]
Howard Hampton's Address to the Ontario NDP Convention
The Rich Life of Jane Jacobs - by Robin Philpot
The Question of Separatism - by Jane Jacobs (a couple of copies still available at amazon.com)
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot
Robin Philpot discusses his article on Jane Jacobs and her sympathy for Quebec sovereignty, and her view that a sovereign Quebec would work benefit for everyone.
Zafar Bangash decries the recent media attacks on Iran. Robin Philpot - Jane Jacobs' case for Quebec. Tiphaine Dickson talks about a Rwanda expert who was not allowed to testify at the ICTR.
Featured Guest(s):
Zafar Bangash, Robin Philpot, Tiphaine Dickson
Muslimedia International
Barrie Collins: In the waiting room of the Rwandan genocide tribunal
Behind the veil of 'justice for Africa' - a more honest take on the arrest and trial of Charles Taylor. Canada is not a nice place to visit if you're a francophone diplomat.
Featured Guest(s):
Baffour Ankomah - the arrest and trial of Charles Taylor, Robin Philpot - customs officials insult foreign dignitaries.
"Let it not be said that they dragged Taylor to court because they wanted justice for Africans." Baffour Ankomah, editor of New African, analyses Western abuse of UN tribunal.
Canada should apologize for the frisk search on former Senegalese President - Robin Philpot comments on a story Canada's media has buried.
The show featured a repeat of interviews with Keith Harmon Snow and Robin Philpot from March 28th 2005.
Transcript of the program:
[DOC] - Microsoft Word Document format
[PDF] - Adobe Acrobat Document format
Original Broadcast
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, Miguel San Vicente
Featured Guest(s):
Aaron Lakoff, Robin Philpot
Aaron Lakoff speaks to Phil from Haiti, where he has been reporting on the situation along with Leslie Bagg. Lakoff describes the recent killing of unarmed people by UN personnel. The UN forces "have committed numerous murders since entering Haiti in April 2004", says Lakoff, and the Canadian government is complicit in "supporting a coup d'etat against a democratically-elected leader, and not calling for the release of political prisoners". "This is a case of Canadian imperialism here."
Quebec author Robin Philpot talks to Phil about some significant aspects of the recent Federal election, particularly the election of two black MP's by the Bloc Quebecois. Haitian-born Vivian Barbeau, a former teacher and past president of the Quebec Women's Federation defeated cabinet minister Pierre Pettigrew, and Camerounian-born Maka Kotto was re-elected in Saint-Lambert. Philpot, whose recent book 'The Secrets of Options Canada' is number one on the Quebec best-sellers list, emphasizes how the BQ, a social-democratic party that is supported by the union movement, has dominated every federal election in Quebec since 1993.
Featured Guest(s):
Ramsey Clark, Itah Sadu, Robin Philpot
Ramsey Clark, former US Attorney-General and leading opponent of the US war on Iraq, speaks about his work on the Saddam Hussein defence team. "This isn't a trial in any true sense. This is a creation of the United States - it still occupies, it still controls. The people with power, with guns are still US. The United States has financed the whole thing to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars ... they've selected, trained the judges, they try to tell them what to do." Clark stated that Hussein is "being tried by people who have participated in a war of aggression, which is, according to the Nuremburg judgement ... the supreme international crime." Clark also reminiscences about his work with Martin Luther King.
Itah Sadu, of "A Different Book List", talks to Phil about a presentation to the Metro Toronto reference library to urge that the black and Caribbean collection be named in honour of Dr. Rita Cox. Rita Cox was an accomplished storyteller, and founder of important community institutions such as the Parkdale Information Centre and Parkdale Reads, as well as being the originator and builder of the collection. Itah Sadu is part of a committee making the presentation, fittingly on Martin Luther King Day, January 16.
Robin Philpot, author of "The Stolen Referendum" and "Rwanda 1994: Colonialism dies hard", published on-line by the Taylor Report, talks about his latest bombshell book "The Secrets of Option Canada" co-written with Quebec investigative journalist Norman Lester. Philpot describes the book's subject matter - "What you have here is a government-created slush fund to defeat a legitimate democratic political movement". Philpot and Lester reveal that millions of dollars was spent secretly and illegally to help the No side win the 1995 referendum. Pierre Pettigrew is one of numerous Liberal government operatives revealed to be implicated. The book has created a stir in Quebec and has led to the appointment of an inquiry.
Robin Philpot's book "Le Référendum volé"
Featured Guest(s):
Dave Zirin and Robin Philpot
Featured Guest(s):
Eduardo Garcia, Robin Philpot
Phil interviews Eduardo Garcia of the Columbian Food and Beverage Workers Union. Mr. Garcia describes the ways in which Coca-Cola is seeking to undermine his union.
Montreal-based author Robin Philpot is the second guest. Phil speaks to Robin about his new book "The Stolen Referendum" (published in French).
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, Zafar Bangash
Muslimedia International
Featured Guest(s):
Jean-Claude Parrot, Robin Philpot
Phil talks with Jean-Claude Parrot about his new book, "My Union, My Life". Parrot was President of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers for 15 years. His book covers the formation of the CUPW, the battle to win the right to strike, and Parrot's time in jail as a result of defending that right against the Trudeau government. Parrot talks about the importance of recognizing Quebec's right to self-determination, which the labour movement in Canada has defended, and points out the negative consequences of Trudeau not respecting that right. Parrot and another important union activist, Madeleine Parent, will be celebrating the publication of their books Friday May 13 at 7pm at 427 Bloor St. W. in Toronto.
Robin Philpot discusses the Canadian government's attempt to chart a course as a more important power by advancing Western military intervention in the Darfur region of Sudan. Philpot draws the analogy with Mussolini's invasion of Ethiopia. Part of the nasty strategy is the appointment of Romeo Dallaire to the Canadian Senate and dealing with independent MP David Kilgour, a particularly rabid voice for intervention.
Featured Guest(s):
Keith Harmon Snow, Robin Philpot
Keith Harmon Snow talks to Phil about "the world's most neglected emergency" - the ongoing tragedy of the Congo where perhaps six million have died since 1996. Most of the victims have been noncombatants who have died from hunger or disease as a consequence of the invasions and wars sponsored by western powers trying to gain control of the region's mineral wealth. Keith Harmon Snow also talks about the movie Hotel Rwanda ("propaganda; malicious, destructive, violent disinformation") and the situation in Sudan ("Darfur is all about oil").
Robin Philpot, the author of "Rwanda 1994: Colonialism dies hard", points to the RPF invasion of Rwanda in 1990 as the key event that led to later tragedies. "If not for that invasion there would have been no slaughters in 1994 in Rwanda, or later in the Congo". Philpot argues that the often-repeated claim that 'the international community refused to intervene in Rwanda' is a myth. In truth, the US and Britain prevented any intervention because they wanted the RPF to take power. Philpot talks about his interview with former UN General Secretary Boutros-Ghali that reveals much about the actual events in Rwanda, including possible CIA involvement in the shooting down of the plane carrying the presidents of Rwanda and Burundi that triggered the Rwandan tragedy.
Transcript of the program:
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Second Thoughts on the Hotel Rwanda by Robin Philpot - Counterpunch.org
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot , Phil Conlon
Phil interviews Robin Philpot about his upcoming book on the Quebec referendum of 1995 and pro-federalists' willful violation of Quebec's election law. Philpot points out that the federal government and others outside of Quebec spent something like $17 million to support the 'no' vote, although Quebec law limited spending by each side to $5 million in total. Examples include the Toronto Star renting buses and running full-page ads to urge people to attend a 'unity rally' in Montreal days before the vote. Air Canada provided a 'unity fare' of under $100 return from Vancouver for that rally, that Philpot says was, "more like an occupation than a love-in".
Phil and Phil Conlon talk about Iris Chang, author of "The Rape of Nanking", "Thread of the Silkworm" and "The Chinese in America". Chang's works on Japanese atrocities in Nanking in 1937-1938, and 150 years of history of Chinese immigration to the US have been widely acclaimed. She was working on a book about the experience of Americans who were Japanese prisoners of war in WWII when she apparently committed suicide in November.
The Official Home Page of Iris Chang
Jack Layton fails to impress Quebec, Gilles Duceppe wins the 2004 candidates' debate. Is the United States preparing to reinstate the draft?
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot
If you watched the recent candidates' debate and found yourself wanting to vote for Gilles Duceppe, you are not alone. Phil speaks with Quebec journalist and author Robin Philpot; they discuss the reasons for the popularity of the Bloc Quebecois in Quebec. They also talk about the failure of the political left in Canada - specifically Jack Layton and the NDP - to understand Quebec, and its failure to address the issues important to those livng in that part of Canada.
Phil and Steve Reimer talk about the possibility of the United States reinstating the draft to maintain/increase their troop numbers for use in Iraq or more adventures in other countries. They talk about the history of the draft in the United States, and also point out some of the recent developments that might make it more difficult for american war resisters to seek shelter from it in Canada.
Featured Guest(s):
Liberian Senator Tom Wuweiu, Robin Philpot
The US and Liberia: History Doesn't Repeat Itself, It Stutters! - By Robin Philpot
Featured Guest(s):
Robin Philpot, Peter Rosenthal
Robin Philpot talks about the life and times of Pierre Bourdieu, a man who brought the idea of Quebec independence to the forefront. Bourdieu's obituary was published in Counterpunch and can be found here
Peter Rosenthal and Phil discuss the OCAP Queens Park Riot and the Government's decision to continue with the trial against John Clark of OCAP.
In the last part of the show, Phil and Peter Rosenthal talk about their recent trip to New York for an event to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
Pierre Bourdieu's obituary
The worst aspect of the Quebec's Charter debate is the smug, self-righteous, paternalist, finger wagging of English Canada and the English media in Quebec. Canadians don't realize that they live in a glass house and throwing stones can be dangerous. Self-examination and self-criticism might show that English Canada is a major part of the problem.
Canada has consistently and unanimously refused to accommodate Quebec's reasonable demands for respect and recognition for more than 50 years now. Never once has it looked back and questioned its self-appointed moral superiority. For instance, it did not hesitate to promote and then lionize its chosen French Canadian leader and send him into the fray to do the dirty work, which has included proclaiming War Measures in time of peace ...
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Like Gerald Caplan's hostile "review" of our book, The Politics of Genocide, Adam Jones's aggressive attack on our response to Caplan can be explained in significant part by Jones's deep commitment to an establishment narrative on the Rwandan genocide that we believe to be false -- one that misallocates the main responsibility for that still ongoing disaster, but dominates by virtue of political interests and intellectual conformity.1 Caplan devoted perhaps 5 percent of his "review" to our book, and the remaining 95 percent to an attack on us for our treatment of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. But Jones went Caplan one better, ignoring our book altogether (which at the time of his writing Jones did not appear to ha...
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In his June 17 "review" of our book The Politics of Genocide, for Pambazuka News,1 Gerald Caplan, a Canadian writer who Kigali's New Times described as a "leading authority on Genocide and its prevention,"2 focuses almost exclusively on the section we devote to Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.3 Caplan s
Like Gerald Caplan's hostile "review" of our book, The Politics of Genocide, Adam Jones's aggressive attack on our response to Caplan can be explained in significant part by Jones's deep commitment to an establishment narrative on the Rwandan genocide that we believe to be false -- one that misal...
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During elections, the media like to do "fact checks" or "reality checks". The exercise should be applied to all historical films. Especially when the people concerned proclaim it "the film of record".
That is how Canadian Liberal Party Senator Romeo Dallaire appointed for life described his recent film Shake Hands with the Devil based on his book with the same title. His film sorely fails any serious fact check.
Let's begin with the end. If you waited until all the credits scroll by, you will see it is copyrighted © Dallaireproductions. It means two things: 1) Senator Dallaire incorporated a film company so as to get a cut of the profits; 2) he approved every single comma in the script.
That means that he also approved another line in cred...
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Referendums around the world are conducted under the principle that opposing camps in the sovereignty concerned should dispose of equal means to defend their options during the referendum campaign. Quebec's Referendum Act, based on the British model used for the Common Market vote in 1975, enshrined that principle in a series of reforms adopted in the late 1970s under Quebec Premier René Lévesque. Those reforms cleaned up the political process by ridding Quebec of the slush funds that had vitiated politics for years. Jean Chrétien even said that political party funding reforms adopted later throughout Canada were borrowed from René Lévesque.
Although the Supreme Court struck down parts of the Referendum Act in October 1997, it described the objective of equal means as "highl...
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The Taylor Report is pleased to bring you Rwanda 1994: Colonialism dies hard, the english translation of Robin Philpot's book Ça ne s'est pas passé comme ça à Kigali. We are now also hosting the german version - Ruanda 1994 - die inszenierte Tragödie - translated by Klaus Madersbacher.
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Right thinking people would have us blindly believe the Official Story that the Rwandan tragedy was simply the work of horrible Hutu génocidaires who planned and executed a satanic scheme to eliminate nearly a million Tutsis after a plane crashed in the heart of dark Africa on April 6, 1994. On the other hand, former UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali declared to the author that the "Rwandan genocide was 100 percent American responsibility. How can such contradictory interpretations coexist?
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Core Leadership
Core Leadership
Inspiring, effective leadership is built on foundational leadership skills. The Core Leadership 360 delivers feedback about your proficiency in critical yet basic leadership skills. Built on sound theory and decades of experience, it also lays the groundwork for additional training, whether it be follow-up coaching, leadership training or self-directed improvement.
Use this survey as a template, customize it and brand it as your own.
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Bruce is actively involved in his community and is the Executive Director of RealVictory, a nonprofit organization helping criminal juvenile offenders turn from crime and become contributing members of society. He continues doing research with several universities to identify key elements of successful behavior change and has been instrumental in bringing to market exciting new support technologies to improve human performance.
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The former Wimbledon runner-up bounced back from a nightmare start to push Murray hard in the decider but the British number one, celebrating his 25th birthday, eventually prevailed 6-1 4-6 7-5 win. There was no hint of the drama to follow when Murray, returning to action after missing last week's event in Madrid with a back injury, swept through the first set and looked ready for a quick night. But Nalbandian battled back to level the match and went a break up in the decider before his frequent unforced errors began to tell and Murray clawed back to serve out for the match after two hours and 37 minutes. There were no signs in the first set of Murray's stuttering start to the claycourt season, which apart from his back injury also saw him suffer a shock loss to Milos Raonic in the Barcelona Open last month. Murray broke Nalbandian twice to blaze into a 4-0 lead and after breaking the Argentinian for a third time the Scot served out to take the set, with Nalbandian complaining about glare from the setting sun. Nalbandian looked much stronger from the start of the second set, and both players found their form on serve with no break points for either until Murray served to stay in the set at 4-5 down and was broken. Murray had the first chance in the decider, fashioning two break points on the Nalbandian serve at 1-1, but the Argentinian hung on and went on to break Murray to seize the advantage. But Murray responded by breaking back immediately and grabbed the crucial second break at 5-5, when after spurning his first two of three break points, he only converted the third after the most fortunate of net cords. Nalbandian was not quite finished, going 15-40 up on his opponent's serve as Murray served for the match, but a backhand drive which clipped the outside of the line helped Murray haul back to deuce before rounding off a gutsy win.
Andy Murray was pushed to the limit by David Nalbandian before booking his place in the third round of the Rome Masters.
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Our Advisory Board guides our choice of clients and projects ensuring that they have a significant potential for social impact. It comprises social entrepreneurs and business people.
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Valeria Budinich
born in Chile, has led social and business development programs for 25 years in 22 countries. She now leads Ashoka work on Hybrid Value Chains™.
Emmanuel Faber
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Bill Drayton
is an American serial social entrepreneur and the founder of Ashoka after a career at McKinsey. He is recognized as the pioneer of the global social entrepreneurship movement.
Jay Naidoo
was a leader of the South African anti-apartheid movement and a minister in the first Nelson Mandela cabinet. He is also a successful business entrepreneur and chairs the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition.


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Hyundai Motor Company has developed new technology which makes life easier for people with hearing impairment. The idea is to offer them a safe and a comfortable drive experience along with a means for hearing-impaired people to interact with their external environment. Hyundai has devised a means wherein people with hearing impairment can maximise their sense of sight and touch. The company has created a form of communication which translates internal and external sounds to tactile and visual elements. This technology utilises artificial intelligence which analyses sound patterns and uses two separate driver assist systems which are Audio Visual Conversion (AVC) and Audio Tactile Conversation (ATC). These two systems work in conjunction and help hearing-impaired people get a better sense of the world around them.
The AVC system uses visual portrayals of external sounds with pictograms on the heads-up display (HUD) of the car. These could include the sound of emergency vehicles, weather conditions and so on. Also, in this instance, the steering wheel is fitted with multi-coloured LED lamps which indicate navigational information while driving. As Additionally, Hyundai also developed an application that enables communication between passengers and drivers who are hearing-impaired.
Similarly, the ATC system uses vibrations in the steering wheel to give the driver information about the external environment. Hyundai demonstrated the technology in Seoul, with a hearing-impaired taxi driver, Daeho Lee. Hyundai also highlighted the technology through a documentary called the 'Quiet Taxi' which can be viewed on the company's YouTube channel.
This technology helps hearing-impaired drivers to overcome the problems of not being able to hear horns of other vehicles along with sirens of emergency vehicles. This also helps the driver to not only rely on his sense of sight, which otherwise could have caused fatigue quicker than that in an average driver.
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Download Notepad++ 6.7.8
Release Date: 2015-05-16v22.214.171.124 is a more stable release.
Notepad++ v6.7.8 new features and bug-fixes:
- Fix an annoying regression about message "The buffer passed to GetFullPathName was too small!".
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Places to Stay
Welcome to Aberdyfi / Aberdovey with Dyfi Cottages & Aberdyfi Holidays
Premier Holiday Cottages located in and around Aberdyfi / Aberdovey and southern Snowdonia in Wales
Dyfi Cottages and Aberdyfi Holidays is a family run self-catering letting and holiday home company based in Aberdovey / Aberdyfi on the Dyfi Estuary, home of the Dyfi Osprey Project, overlooking Cardigan Bay and located in the Dyfi Biosphere. Established in 2008 to help local independent cottage owners advertise their holiday properties. By using our easy to use website you will be able to book direct with the owners, through our secure online system, many of whom we have worked with for several years.
With our extensive knowledge of the Aberdyfi area, our team will be happy to help you find the perfect holiday cottage for you.
Erw Gwenllian
Holiday home in majestic position above Aberdovey / Aberdyfi
Self catering accommodation | Sleeps 8
Erw Gwenllian is a recently remodelled holiday home enjoying the most majestic position above Aberdyfi overlooking the village, estuary and far reaches of the Cardigan Bay coastline. The view is absolutely remarkable and every living space in the house frames it perfectly.
Aberdyfi/Aberdovey beach from above, filmed by Stefano Russello in May 2017: Aberdyfi Beach
The house provides a strategic base for the perfect Aberdyfi beach holiday, a wander along the Welsh coastal path or a peaceful haven for those simply wishing to relax, barbeque and take in the view.
The house is renovated to an extremely high standard with a contemporary feel. Multifold doors throughout welcome in the sunshine whilst triple glazing and a locally built log burner promises to keep guests cosy during the occasional wet Welsh day.
Luxury property with stunning sea and estuary views
A newly modernised West Wales coastal property with stunning views over Cardigan Bay. Perfect for the beach, wildlife and great walking. Adjacent to the local Bowling Green, tennis courts, Aberdovey golf club and the Cambrian Coast railway station.
Hauldy is located on the edge of Aberdovey / Aberdyfi only minutes away from the beach, jetty (for your crabbing), water sports, and beautiful mountain walks (Cader Idris) and located next to the Welsh Coastal Path.
Aberdyfi/Aberdovey beach from above, filmed by Stefano Russello in May 2017: Aberdyfi Beach
Further afield you can explore the Ynys-Hir RSPB Reserve which is a wildlife haven in the heart of Wales, made famous by the BBC Spring Watch programme, The Dyfi Osprey Project (please follow the link to watch live: http://www.dyfiospreyproject.com/live-streaming), The Ceredigion Heritage Coast along Cardigan Bay, the Cambrian Mountains and not forgetting the lakes, small towns and villages, picturesque resorts and harbours.
Sleeps 8 people in 3 double bedrooms (2 upstairs double bedrooms have an additional single bed).
Gas central heating and full double glazing.
Ardudwy Cottage
Relaxing holiday home in Aberdyfi with fantastic views over Aberdovey Golf Course
Self-catering accommodation | Sleeps 6
A contemporary coastal getaway with lots of fantastic views out on to Aberdovey's / Aberdyfi golf course and the sand dunes beyond.
The owners have modernised this beautiful house to a very high standard in a tastefully appointed and modern style. When you walk through the front door it is immediately apparent that this wonderful holiday home will make the perfect home from home. The house design has an open plan living, dining room and kitchen area, as well as a ground floor double bedroom, walk-in shower room and conservatory. Upstairs there is a large twin bedroom with 3-foot beds, a large double bedroom and a bathroom with walk-in shower. All upstairs bedrooms have views over the Aberdovey / Aberdyfi golf course and sand dunes beyond.
Aberdyfi/Aberdovey beach from above, filmed by Stefano Russello in May 2017: Aberdyfi Beach
The house has a fresh and bright feel with everything you would need and want for your perfect getaway. Aurdudwy Cottage is on the outskirts of the village with private parking and just 500 meters from the train station and a ten-minute walk from the centre of Aberdovey. Close by is the renowned Trefeddian Hotel, which makes an ideal location for meals, drinks and dining out. If you are a regular visitor to Aberdovey you will already know the high standards achieved by the Trefeddian and its staff. There is a dress code for all evening meals and it would be advisable to book ahead, for more information please contact the hotel on: 01654767213 or visit their website at: www.trefwales.com.
Also close by is the local golf course which has been rated one of the top 100 courses in Britain. For more details please see their website at: www.aberdoveygolf.co.uk.
Sleeps 6 people in two double bedrooms and one twin bedroom.
Gas central heating and full double glazing


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Chen Design Associates has created a beautiful follow-up to their original Fingerprint book, Fingerprint part deux (2). The book features design work with an element of handmade. I'm excited to have a project in the book. The book is dense with inspiration and I can't wait to give every page a thorough looking.
Check out the book more on the Fingerprint 2 Facebook page or you can get a copy here.
Also this little blog was recently "so noted" in virtual print on the Felt & Wire blog.
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About Technology Wing
Among the eight profound wings of SME Foundation, Technology Development Wing is one of the most promising wings. The core objectives of this wing include reducing/eliminating the technological gaps among SMEs in the national-international level and improving SME competitiveness. The path of attaining these goals are through helping SMEs in technology up-gradation, adoption and diffusion of new appropriate technology of the thrust sectors, which had been identified through expert consultation meeting. Some initiatives in developing SMEs technologically are mentioned below.


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The Helsinki Effect: Public Alternatives to the Guggenheim Model of Culture-Driven Development
The Helsinki Effect: Public Alternatives to the Guggenheim Model of Culture-Driven Development
Editors: Terike Haapoja, Andrew Ross, and Michael Sorkin
Contributors: Miguel Robles-Durán; Terike Haapoja; Juhani Pallasmaa; Andrew Ross; Michael Sorkin; Kaarin Taipale; Mabel Wilson; Sharon Zukin
Helsinki is the chosen site for the Guggenheim Museum's latest effort to replicate the much-contested "Bilbao Effect." Advocates of better methods for fusing the arts and urbanism combined to launch an alternative design competition in 2015. The Next Helsinki helped to amplify a public debate about the role of culture in civic health and economic development that has consequences far beyond the Finnish case-study.
In addition to cataloging the hundreds of entries from dozens of countries, this volume includes essays by leading urbanists, artists, and architects about the significance of the competition and the principles that inspired it.
"Responding to a competition for the design of a new Guggenheim Museum in Helsinki, the authors contributing to this volume deconstruct the values underlying use of the arts to promote economic competitiveness. The uniqueness of this edited book lies in its focus on the commodification of artistic achievement and the ensuing failure to foster local creativity. In investigating the impact of brand-name institutions on construction labor, art markets, and city life, it is an important addition to the critical urban studies literature." --- Susan S. Fainstein, Senior Research Fellow, Harvard Graduate School of Design
"The Next Helsinki showed that there is great potential for imagining a lively, attractive city that grows out of the unique culture of the region. The Helsinki Effect opens a needed view to global conversations in city planning and art. Recommended reading for everybody interested in art, Helsinki, or both! --- Ilona Anhava, gallerist, Gallery Anhava, Helsinki
"At a moment when the neoliberal politics and economics of urban development continue uninterrupted, expanding social inequality and cultural exclusion, The Helsinki Effect is an urgent call for a new public imagination. This book challenges the widespread belief that privatizing public resources and urban sites is the only pathway to economic progress; and it insists that the internationalization of cultural management must be contested in order to re-invent the contemporary art museum in the 21st century. More than ever, mega-cultural institutions should be responsible for connecting international art economies with local cultural productivity, mediating top-down and bottom-up urban dynamics, and stimulating alternative strategies for constructing more just and inclusive cities." -- Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman, University of California, San Diego, Estudio Teddy Cruz + Forman
"Through the 'Bilbao Effect,' art becomes a luxury commodity, the museum becomes an exclusionary enclave of private enjoyment, and the city becomes a speculative playground for global capital, embellished through architectural extravagance. This book reports on recent struggles among artists, architects, urbanists and activists in Helsinki and beyond to counteract the use of culture as a means of privatizing and enclosing urban life. Against the ultra-luxury, corporate-elite fantasies of Guggenheim Helsinki, the counter-proposals for The Next Helsinki documented here reflect not only a more inclusionary, radically democratic approach to the role of art in public life. They also chart out alternatives to the neoliberal city, based on the vision of the urban as a commons—produced, shared, appropriated and transformed by all." --- Neil Brenner, Professor of Urban Theory at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.
212 pages, full color, softcover, 8" x 11", ISBN 978-0-9960041-9-0, printed in the United States, 2016.


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Inside College Football
Miami Hurricanes
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The Inside College Football series introduces readers to some of the National Collegiate Athletic Associations (NCAAs) most popular college football teams. Each title features an in-depth look at a single NCAA football team, including its formation, history, accomplishments, and the legendary players and coaches that have served within its ranks. Detailed facts explore each teams stadium, uniforms, mascot, and team records. Exciting photographs, infographic-style quick facts, and a timeline round out each titles features, appealing to even the most reluctant readers.
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Dan and Marsh began to develop an idea for a show of their own in 1993 called Phineas and Ferb. Phineas and Ferb grew a plot that was based on Povenmire's childhood. At a Wild Thyme restaurant, Dan drew the first drawing of titular character Phineas on the butcher paper laid out on the table. This began a domino effect of different characters, and they both began pitching the show around. Though every network they went to turned it down due to its complexity, the two's stubbornness caused them to not give up on it.[1]
Not giving up on Phineas and Ferb, Dan continued to pitch the show around throughout his work on Family Guy. However, he was still being bested by each network's worry of the awkward complexity they saw in the plot.[1]
Working on Phineas and Ferb
Dan's persistence finally paid off. Marsh had recently returned from England, now going by the nickname "Swampy," and the two proceeded in pitching the show to Disney. At first, Disney was uninterested, though they asked to keep Povenmire's packet of the show. Povenmire considered it over, as that usually, as he stated, "means they throw it in the trash later."
But Disney, however, thought otherwise, and actually considered the show. They asked them to "see if they could do it for 11 minutes," which they did, and then officially decided to pick up the show. Now 16 years after the initial creation of Phineas and Ferb, it was officially greenlit.
Povenmire wrote a total of 11 episodes for the first season, directing nearly everyone.[2] The show became a smash hit on the Disney Channel lineup, outranking shows like Hannah Montana and The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. Povenmire as well began voicing the show's main antagonist Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz.
Like on Family Guy, whenever Dan goes to work on Phineas and Ferb, he enjoys it, pretty much working "just to entertain themselves." He draws 300 to 400 pages of work to keep the show going, presenting each storyboard to the Disney executives to get each episode produced.[3] The songs he, Swampy, and writer Martin Olson write every Friday are, as he says, "their jab at immortality."[3]
Personal life
As of 2009, Dan is married with two children.[4] He has a young daughter named Isabella, for whom the character Isabella Garcia-Shapiro is named.[5] He has a cat named Sprocket, who lives a "double life" with his neighbor, in order to get two helpings of food. This appears to be the inspiration for character Perry the Platypus. In early to mid-2010, he added his young daughter Melissa to the show as a young Fireside Girl about the age of 5-7. She made her first appearance in "We Call it Maze" and was later seen in a clip in "Phineas' Birthday Clip-O-Rama!", as well as a crowd scene from "Happy Birthday, Isabella".
Disney Roles
- Dan has been in the music business as well since he started a band in USC that performed in bars and concerts.
- Dan voices the character Heinz Doofenshmirtz. During production for the Season 2 episode "Elementary My Dear Stacy", he developed a cold and wasn't able to voice him until after animation when his cold cleared.[3]
- He has been an extra voice in episodes like "The Fast and the Phineas"; "Let's Bounce" et ali. and provided the voice of Candace Flynn in the episode "Jerk De Soleil." (Candace's voice was low and gravely due to an allergic reaction to wild parsnips.)
- Dan is left handed.[6]
- Dan is the best at ping pong among the crew members.[6]
- There are several references to Dan throughout both of his shows:
- The city of Danville is named after him.
- The character Danny named and designed after him.
- Isabella Garcia-Shapiro is named after his daughter.
- His likeness is used in one of the announcers in "The Fast and the Phineas"
- Also in "The Fast and the Phineas," a sign that one of the race cars crashes into is labeled Poven-Lube Motor Oil, undoubtedly a play off of his last name.
- A doctor in the surgical theater shown during Technology vs. Nature resembles Dan ("Perry Lays an Egg").
- The camera operator for Let's All Dance Until We're Sick in "Nerdy Dancin'" bears a resemblance to Dan, and appears to be the same as the doctor in the surgical theater.
- He appears with other staff in the episode "The Mom Attractor."
- He appears as a member of Scott the Undergrounder's band in the episode "Battle of the Bands".
- He can be seen holding a clipboard smiling at Milo running the race (possibly showing that he is proud of the show) in the episode "The Race".
- He appears several times in "Pace Makes Waste" as a citizen watching the race in the bleachers.
- A younger version of himself is seen accidentally programing the "Screech Owls" to kill all the humans in the episode "The Goulash Legacy".
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Animation World Magazine interview, Pg. 3
- ↑ Phineas and Ferb, Season 1 log
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 MSN's Day in the life of Phineas and Ferb
- ↑ The Geek Dads interview special
- ↑ Phineas and Ferb Wiki:User:Topher208/Dan Povenmire Correspondence|Dan Povenmire Correspondence
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBJ6FaXnFog
|This page uses Creative Commons Licensed content from the The Phineas and Ferb Wiki. The list of authors can be seen in the page revision history (view authors). As with Disney Wiki, the text of The Phineas and Ferb Wiki is available under the CC-by-SA Free Documentation License.


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Setting up a limited company will mean more administration and more paperwork than if you are a sole trader but there are many advantages to being a limited company, not least eliminating and personal financial liability.
When a sole trading business fails then the owner is personally responsible for any debt, which can have a negative effect on your credit rating and ability to obtain personal loans in the future. You could risk becoming personally bankrupt if the debts are too high for your to pay off.
If you set your business up as a limited company you are protected from this risk.
What are the Benefits :
Whilst running a limited company does have its fair share of responsibility, and the administrative responsibilities are certainly greater than other ways of working, there are many advantages too.
- Limited liability – In simple terms, if you run a Limited Company you are protected should things go wrong. Assuming all rules have been followed, as a director you will not be personally liable for any financial losses made by the company.
- Separate entity – A Limited Company is a legal entity in its own right. This means that everything from the company bank account, to the ownership of assets relates to the business. They are totally separate from the interest of the directors and shareholders.
- Tax – As a director and shareholder of a limited company you could elect to take the majority of your income in the form of dividends, which enables you to manage your own tax liability and potentially save on National Insurance costs.
- Perception – If you plan to do business with larger companies, it can help if you are working via a Limited Company as it gives off a more professional image. In some industries, it may even be a mandatory requirement as they will not deal with sole traders or partnerships.
- Protection – As well as the limited liability protection mentioned above, once you have successfully registered your company, your company name is protected by law. Companies House has very stringent rules for the naming of companies so no one else can use the same name as you, or anything deemed too similar.
- Ownership and succession – As the sole shareholder in your business, you own the business. However, a Limited Company can easily transfer ownership of shares, or existing shareholders can sell a stake in the company to other parties at any time. If for example a shareholder wishes to retire, or bring a new director on board, it is far easier to transfer ownership, or part ownership, of a Limited Company than it is with a less formal business structure.
- Take home pay – It's safe to say that this is the area where you can really reap the rewards of running your own Limited Company. The only person you need to pay as a Limited Company is yourself – combined with the tax efficiencies on offer, this means you can keep anything from 81 to 86 percent.
Accounts must be prepared each year but most small companies are not required to have them audited so the process is relatively simple, especially now that the process can be done online.
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