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This is Lorraine Day's shocking book AIDS - What the Government Isn't Telling You (1991) which tells the story of how the US Government deceived the public by it's politically correct handling of the HIV and AIDS crisis resulting in the needless death of many homosexual and heterosexual people. Dr. Lorraine Day, an internationally acclaimed orthopedic trauma surgeon and lecturer, operated on as many AIDS patients as any surgeon in the country. And like all trauma surgeons, she was covered with blood from patients' gun shot wounds, stab wounds and other massive injuries day after day, year after year, while being assured by the "experts" that her work was not hazardous. But here she explains how she suddenly discovered that these very "experts" were not telling the full truth about AIDS to the surgeons, to other medical personnel and especially to the public. Day reveals astonishing, well documented facts about the AIDS epidemic, facts that the government denies but facts that you must know to protect yourself and your family from this fatal disease. In this amazing book you'll learn: that the AIDS virus is not fragile; that the AIDS virus survives outside the body for days; why blood on intact skin is dangerous; that the blood banks could have improved the safety of the blood supply years before the AIDS test was available, but chose not to; why the blood supply still is not safe; what the government really thinks about the safety of condoms; the facts about the Florida dentist who gave AIDS to his patients; the risks from HIV positive children in schools, in day care centers and in contact sports; why kissing is not safe; the newest information about mosquitoes; what must be done to control the AIDS epidemic. 310 pages. A must read for everyone.
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It turns out that you can indeed be too drunk to ride the train. Washington transit officials released a video compilation showing several drunken people falling over railings and stumbling onto the tracks or other narrow areas, in hopes of deterring other riders from riding drunk.
In the last two months, enough drunken people have fallen into the Metro system in Washington, D.C., that Metro authorities are asking riders to be careful on New Year's Eve, and maybe consider taking a cab if they can't stand upright.
"The point here is that there is such a thing as too drunk to be on Metro," Metro spokesman Dan Stessel told the Washington Post. "If you are unable to walk properly, maintain balance and exercise good judgment, you are better off taking a cab or having someone who hasn't been drinking drive you, for your own safety."
Of six recent incidents, two have happened in the last week. No one has died from their stumbles, but several have been sent to the hospital.

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If you put up decorations for the holiday season, they must be taken down by Thursday, according to the community rules.
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Tickets are $28 and can be purchased at Lifestyle Services in Pinckney Hall with a limit of four per household.
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The Rainmaker: A Novel
Random House Publishing Group, Mar 16, 2010 - Fiction - 608 pages
It's summer in Memphis.ĀĀThe sweat is sticking to Rudy Baylor's shirt and creditors are nipping at his heels.ĀĀOnce he had aspirations of breezing through law school and punching his ticket to the good life.ĀĀNow he doesn't have a job or a prayer...except for one: an insurance dispute that leaves a family devastated and opens the door for a lawsuit, if Rudy can find a way to file it.
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Even though we've only had enough snowstorms to count on one hand, it hasn't stopped me from enjoying the winter meals we habit around this time of year, roasted vegetables, creamy soups, crusty breads, boxes and boxes of citrus, and stick to your bones desserts. I'm sure the majority of you out there are planning meals with health and a low calorie count in mind, but for us January is when we nestle into the rhythm of winter, a slow pace, hearty meals that sustain us through the cold days, and quiet early evenings with a good book in hand or favorite movie to watch, with or without forecast snow. Admittedly, there may be a green smoothie in there every now and again.
Not much other than root vegetables and hot house plants are in season right now, but if you take a bundled walk around your backyard or neighborhood, you will likely find a rose bush or two adorned with these blush berries called rose hips. I'm sure if you ask, your neighbor wouldn't mind you taking a few (though they may question your sanity). They can be picked as early as after the first frost October/November and as late as the spring. Don't take them all though, as birds rely on them through the winter, or so I read.
The berries themselves are full of seeds which are surrounded by these irritating little fibers, but the flesh is tart and tasty, reminding me of hawthorn berries aka chinese haw or even gogi berries. The juice makes for an awesome syrup or jelly.
I also have to mention that I attended the Altitude Design Summit as a caterer for one of their kick-off dinners last week. I teamed up with Lindsey Johnson of Cafe Johnsonia and we made a delicious vegetarian dinner at the Viking Cooking School in Salt Lake City hosted by Alt (nickname for the conference). Becky Rosenthal came and was a huge help as well. A few pictures of the dinner can be seen here. The dinner was tiring but super fun, and the rest of the conference was amazing. I met so many interesting and inspirational people, came away with a sense of work to do and visions to fulfill, and can I just say I couldn't get over how great all the keynote speakers were? Pilar Guzman, Deborah Needleman, Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan, Ben Silbermann, and Gretchen Rubin. Incredible, incredible people.
You need to go to it next year, trust me; but eat this cake first.
rosehip syrup
1/2 pound of rosehips, rinsed and ends pinched off
4 cups water, warm
1 - 2 cups natural sugar
While you are preparing the rosehips, boil 1 cup of water.
Place all the trimmed and cleaned rosehips in a blender or food processor with 1 cup of warm water and blend until fine. Add to the boiling water and bring the whole mixture to a boil. Once it begins to boil, reduce the heat and let the mixture sit for fifteen minutes.
Pour the mixture into a cheesecloth or tea towel inside a sieve, set on top of a bowl or measuring cup. Leave the mixture until all the liquid is strained out (do not squeeze). Combine the strained rosehip pulp with another 2 cups of water in the pan, stir a little, and strain again this time squeezing until there is no more liquid.
Discard the pulp and combine the strained juice with the sugar in a clean saucepan. Bring the mixture to a boil, let boil for a bit (you can use a candy thermometer if you want to reach a certain temperature to assure syrup consistency), and then preserve as you would other syrups or jams. You can serve it over puddings, ice creams, mix it with mineral water or alcohol for a nice spritzer, your morning muesli, or in a vinaigrette for a salad of citrus and avocados.
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1 cup spelt flour
1 1/4 cup whole wheat pastry flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 1/2 to 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon cloves
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup rosehip syrup
1/2 cup olive oil
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
zest of 1 lemon, optional
1 1/2 teaspoon baking soda dissolved in 3/4 cup water
powdered sugar for dusting
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Butter and line a 9 inch cake pan with parchment paper.
Sift together flours, spices, baking powder and salt. In another bowl combine the syrup, olive oil, vanilla and lemon zest.
Into the syrup mixture, mix in half of the dry mixture, followed by half of the baking soda water, alternating until everything is incorporated and smooth but not overmixed. Bake for about 45 minutes, or until an inserted toothpick comes out clean.
This cake is more like a sweet bread or muffin than a cake, not overly sweet. So serve it with honey butter, crème fraîche, or a tall glass of milk, almond is my favorite.
If you use a bundt pan, bake for about 30 minutes. If you use smaller cake pans, reduce your time a little more (I baked a 4" cake pan for 15 minutes). Follow the rule of thumb to remove from oven when an inserted toothpick comes out clean.
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When Deanna Kuhn and Amanda Crowell studied ways to build these skills among middle-school students, they took two different approaches over the course of a three-year program. One group of students developed their persuasive stance on controversial issues—from euthanasia to the juvenile court system—in a traditional way, writing several essays and participating in teacher-led discussions of the topics.
The second group of students built their persuasive arguments through dialogue—a lot of it. They hashed out the issues with their fellow students using chat software, moving through multiple rounds of debate with peers who agreed and disagreed with their stance. The intensive dialogue ended with a whole-class debate on each topic.
The result? The students who talked it out were much more persuasive when it came time to write an essay on a new topic, despite having less writing practice than the traditional group. Too often, Kuhn and Crowell say, students see these essays as an exercise in stringing together a set of statements rather than a conversation with a specific audience. The chat group in their study probably sharpened their persuasive skills as a result of having audiences who challenged and broadened their point of view in real time, they suggest.
Most students don't come to middle school with these skills, Crowell emphasized. Adults need to practice them, too, she says, since these aren't skills you will pick up naturally as you get older. She said many adults still lack "an understanding that while the world is uncertain and people disagree, you can still take a position, support it with evidence, and attempt to steer the world in the direction that would make it a better place. We want to move them to that place earlier," she said, "so that as they encounter issues that they care about they will engage them in a sophisticated manner rather than just shrugging their shoulders and hoping for the best."Use the Evernote clip button, above, to save this post in an Evernote notebook. Go here to subscribe to Step Up Your Speaking, my free email newsletter that looks at a different speaking topic in depth each month...then become a fan of The Eloquent Woman on Facebook and join the conversation with thousands of other women (and men) about public speaking skills and confidence.
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Post subject: the sadest song of cranes?
my heart is crying with "adoration"...
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it is absolutely september for me
'and I can't feel and I can't sleep and I can't hear and I can't see'
part gets me everytime
not to mention
'but I loved you just wanted you to know im so sorry I never told you so'
is one of the saddest concepts to me
i am glad to see i am not the only one who knows how great this song is. (or to take their screen name from a cure song)
some others that are very sad to me are
adoration. is defiantly up there, the saddest on wings of joy for sure
cloudless. while not technically a sad song, musically it takes me to a very sad place like a longing to 'feel like fields in june and spring and lots of happy things'
far away. is very sad song about loss and the futility that accompanies it 'there she goes and nothing seems to matter now and all her things are scattered everywhere and then from nowhere come these tears'
in the night. 'and only angels did weep as we fall away'
beautiful friend. musically not terribly sad but conceptually very sad, losing someone you once shared so much beauty with 'I wept a thousand tears for you for my love that came true '
are you gone. is possibly cranes most blatantly sad song. it always makes me feel like someone i love just died 'the sun is gone away and I can't seem to find my way'
perfect world. it is always sad to see something beautiful (in your eyes anyway) coming to an inevitable end 'I guess you told me the way it would be i didn't want to believe you i just couldn't see'
sweet unknown. 'So I'm taking my love away and I hope one day you find the things you really need'
tangled up. one i always really related to 'oh no not again did I really f**k it up again?'
the song that my heart is crying with these days is is called 'publisher' from blonde redhead's latest album, but then it is the story of my life
'father don't you know you have made me into a quiet man ... look at me
mother don't you go you are a long way away from me ... look at me'
(if anyone checks out blonde redhead make sure to listen to 'tons confessions' it is not an album track so could be easily overlooked but it is the best song ever)
i chose an eternity of this like falling angels the world disappeared
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Adoration, definitely!!!!
Also love songs like, Tomorrow's tears, Paris and Rome, September or Leave her to Heaven II....
But alas I don't think we'll ever hear those songs live again...apart from Adoration...
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Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 2:29 am
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ive been getting in to cranes a lot again
and i have come to the conclusion
that 'leaves of summer' is the saddest song
at least lyrically
hey...all is fading down
oh it lingers on and there was you
you never get from me to you
sun shines...reminding me, reminding me of you
yeah...you'll hug me forever
you'll love me forever, when i get to heaven
yeah...when i get to heaven,
you'll love me forever, you'll love me forever
oh i wont forget these times
reminding me of you
and all though these precious days
i thought it was forever
yeah....i'll love you forever
when i get to heaven, i'll love you forever
yeah...through all this time
its me just holding on for you
i chose an eternity of this like falling angels the world disappeared
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Location: a dark forest
Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 2:58 pm
Post subject: Saddest song
Leave Her To Heaven - definitely
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Posts: 11
Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:37 pm
Post subject: Re: Saddest song
Eöl wrote:
Leave Her To Heaven - definitely
I or II ?
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Location: switzerland
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 7:47 am
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Top 3 : Adoration, September and Tangled Up
as the water flows over the bridge
as we walk on the floodland
as we walk on the water, we forget
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Location: France
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 8:08 am
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Adoration, Leaves of Summer, Tomorrows tears
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Amir Taaki (Bitcoin developer, Bitcoin conference organizer)
Cody R Wilson (The Wiki Weapon Project) - Crypto-banking / mutualist political economy
Juraj Variny - How to invest into the biggest bitcoin stock exchange and the broker service coinbr.com
Marek "slush" Palatinus (Author of Bitcoin.cz pool) - Trezor hardware bitcoin wallet
Mihai Alisie (Bitcoin magazine)
Mike Gogulski (Bitcoin laundry) - panel moderator
Nicolas Fischer (Bitcoin conference organizer)
Pavol Rusnak - Trezor hardware bitcoin wallet
Peter Surda - Economics of Bitcoin
yossarian, lawyer and Bitcoin conference organiser. He's a big local dealer in Berlin with lots of interesting stories.
Jamileh Taaki, studying astrophysics at London university
Mark David Lamb, Bitcoin entrepreneur from London
Stefan Thomas, author of BitcoinJS and WeUseCoins Bitcoin video / website
Andreas Schildbach, created Bitcoin for Android and developer for BitcoinJ (he's recently taken over) which is the Bitcoinimplementation used on most phone clients and MultiBit. Bitcoin Wallet for Android & Öffi - Public Transport Buddy: lightening talk about Bloom Filters and how they will super-charge SPV wallets (like Bitcoin Wallet for Android or MultiBit)
Frank Braun, the masked privacy extremist who was at the London conference doing a lecture on cryptoanarchism. Also his buddy Smuggler. Lightning talk "How to digest the red pill properly":
You took the red pill and suddenly you find yourself outside the matrix, lonely and alienated from almost everyone else. This talk is about what you need to see the matrix for what it is while still being happy: How to equip yourself, how to build your tribe, and how todeal with society at large.
Joerg Platzer, started accepting Bitcoin at his restaurant; Room77. It's famous for its delicious hamburgers in a posh part of Berlin called Kreuzberg. The area was bohemian and retains that feel. Local shops dominate. Joerg was getting popular in the press, and other curious shop-owners became interested. All along the road, shops are now accepting Bitcoin. You can walk the Bitcoin mile in
Berlin's Kreuzberg.
The schedule is in progress, talks start from 15:00.


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Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization, or MED-V… an really cool new technology. And as with any right-out-of-the-stable product, documentation is a bit sparse. Worse, there are currently no Microsoft-sponsored forums for the product. Those of us wising to deploy right away are going to be figuring things out on our own… again.
A few tidbits so far:
- There appears to be a missing manual, available at various places on the Internet, but not from Microsoft. Perhaps it came with the MED-V beta? Anyway, it has some good step-by-step configuration info for IIS that is not present in the official manual. Get it here:
- When setting up an HTTP distribution server for MED-V, make sure the following role services get installed:
- BITS Server Extensions (added as a general feature after IIS is installed)
- Windows Authentication
- Basic Authentication
- Client Certificate Mapping Authentication
- You will need to grant read/write access to the image upload directory on the IIS server… kind of a "duh" note; however, you may want to add the permissions from the IIS console rather than from explorer, as doing so avoids issues with web.config and BITS transaction file permissions.
- Before you download a MED-V image to a MED-V client, you will need to add the two following MIME types to the IIS server:
- .index – application/octet-stream
- .ckm – application/octet-stream
- Reporting Database configuration:
- Documentation suggests but does not specifically state that when configuring MED-V to use a remote SQL server for the reporting database, you should need to use SQL Authentication. If you attempt to use Windows Integrated security, you will see that the Med-V service attempts to connect to the new database as an "anonymous user" (which, of course, fails).
- The documentation tells you to provide the SQL Server "SA" login and password to the MED-V database configuration tool. This, if course, is not necessary. You can and should create a separate SQL login for MED-V. This login will need to have "dbcreator" rights at the time you create the database, but this role can be revoked as soon as the database has been created.
- Your database connection string should resemble the following example:
Data Source=DBSERVER1Instance1;Initial Catalog=MEDVReports;uid=medvReportUser;password=G1bb3r1$hP@ssw0rd
- XP Image Configuration:
- When configuring your XP image for sysprep and domain join, you must create an sysprep.inf configuration that will run mini-sup in fully unatteded mode. You file must contain the following entries in addition to your preferred local settings:
- You also must configure the automatic administrator logon option for at least as many times as are required to perform your planned computer rename and domain join operations (whcihc would be two reboots, but you might want to pad it a bit to be safe). Keep in mind that the MED-V client will not be able to hook into the guest GINA using your MED-V login creds until the workstation has been joined to the domain.
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Once again, our trip to the produce market was a very inspiring one. Colorful displays, friendly staff sampling fruit, the sight and scent of fresh flowers, what a wonderful place to feel energized and inspired. As we stopped by one of the vegetable stands, we could not help but notice the large variety of eggplants available to us. They are very different from on another in size, color and shape.
Almost every single variety ended in our cart so that Loulou and I would be able to decide which would be most suitable for our dish. Chinese and Japanese eggplants have thinner skins and more delicate flavors. The Globe and Italian eggplants vary in sizes but are fairly similar in taste – firmer skin and flesh. Finally the Rosa Bianca, also know as the heirloom italian eggplant, has a creamy flesh and softer skin than the Italian and Globe.
My friend C. recently asked me about a recipes with eggplants. "I like eggplant in meals a lot, but don't know how to prepare it myself". Here is a second recipe for her, inspired from the French "ratatouille".
Classic ratatouille is a warm dish, with eggplants, zucchini, red bell pepper, onion and tomatoes. In most of the classic ratatouille recipes that I know, vegetables are stir fried separately, then combined, and cooked together for about 30 minutes.
In these "verrines", I decided not to use pepper and to layer the other vegetables in glasses. Another difference with the classic ratatouille is that the tomato and zucchini remain raw so that a spoonful of the "verrine" will mix crunchy and creamy textures.


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Levyarviot: Kkoagulaa – Aurum Nostrum non est Aurum vulgi :: Imperiumi.net.
Update with kind assistance from ANDRZ we have this more intelligible translation:
Kkoagulaa is founded by pretty much the same bunch of people who formed the very core of Manes, founded in 1993. Manes´s style was black metal at first, but later on they became more and more experimental with their music. The last Manes album, "How the World Came to an End" presented wide variety of styles from rap to electronica. Kkoagulaas first album "Aurum Nostrum non est Aurum Vulgi" dives even deeper to the same waters, although this album is more coherent and long-lasting than its predecessor.
"Aurum Nostrum non est Aurum Vulgi" consists of one 54-minute long track, including variations from minimalistic Ambient to exploding electronic beats and even squeaks from Niklas Kvarforth of Shining fame. Eventhough Kkoagulaa stretches further away from pop/rock category than for instance the two other Norwegian oddballs, Ulver and In the Woods…, comparisons to those two (especially their subsequent catalogues) are unavoidable. Comparisons to Scott Walker´s experimental body of work, Devil Doll and Aphex Twin are not too farfetched either.
As a whole, the album is confusing and challenging without being pointless or artificial. Aurum Nostrum non est Aurum Vulgi is a unique case for a listener like me, who, aside from The Prodigy, doesn´t know much about electronic music. If the goodness or badness of music are the only criteria of categorizing the album, then Kkoagulaa belongs, without any hesitation, under the good music monicker.
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Longtime Florence resident Neva M. (Reid) Robinson, 87, died Tuesday at Newton Medical Center. She was retired from the Postal Service.
There will be a rosary at 6:30 p.m. Friday at Zeiner Funeral Home, Florence. Visitation will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Florence. Interment will follow at Prairie Lawn Cemetery, rural Peabody.
Memorial funds have been established with the Harvey House Museum and Florence Community Fund.
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Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) [1990 Panel] (ICPSR 9722)
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This data collection is part of a longitudinal survey designed to provide detailed information on the economic situation of households and persons in the United States. These data examine the distribution of income, wealth, and poverty in American society and gauge the effects of federal and state programs on the well-being of families and individuals.
There are three basic elements contained in the survey. The first is a control card that records basic social and demographic characteristics for each person in a household, as well as changes in such characteristics over the course of the interviewing period. The second element is the core portion of the questionnaire, with questions repeated at each interview on labor force activity, types and amounts of income, participation in various cash and noncash benefit programs, attendance in post-secondary schools, private health insurance coverage, public or subsidized rental housing, low-income energy assistance, and school breakfast and lunch participation. The third element consists of topical modules, which are a series of supplemental questions asked during selected household visits.
Topical modules include some core data to help link individuals to the core files.
A topical module was not created for Wave I. The Wave II Topical Module (Part 17) covers recipiency, employment, work disability, education and training, marital status, migration, and fertility histories along with household relationships. The Wave III Topical Module (Part 19) includes data on work schedules, child care, child support agreements, support for nonhousehold members, functional limitations and disability, and utilization of health care services. Data from the Wave IV Topical Module (Part 21) include assets and liabilities, retirement expectations and pension plan coverage, and real estate property and vehicles. The Wave V Topical Module (Part 23) provides data on educational financing and enrollment. The Wave VI Topical Module (Part 25) covers time spent outside the work force, child care, child support agreements, support for nonhousehold members, functional limitations and disability, and utilization of health care services. Data in the Wave VII Topical Module (Part 27) cover selected financial assets, medical expenses and work disability, and real estate, shelter costs, dependent care, and vehicles. Wave VIII Topical Module (Part 29) includes data on annual income and retirement accounts, taxes, and school enrollment and financing. Part 33 of this study is the Wave V Topical Module Research File, an unedited version of Part 23. This research file has not been edited nor imputed but has been topcoded or bottomcoded and recoded if necessary by the Census Bureau to avoid disclosure of individual respondents' identities.
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- United States. Bureau of the Census. Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) [1990 Panel] . ICPSR09722-v2. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2002-09-19. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR09722.v2
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Wow, sometimes people are more everything in real life – more beautiful, more stylish and more inspirational. She was born to work at Paris Vogue. Emmanuelle and Carine are like rock stars during the shows here and in Milan.
Tuesday, October 3, 2006
Emmanuelle Alt At the Louvre
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Do you think urban architecture plays a role in sartorial expressions?
I say it does! I can not imagine this look in a "one story tall, totally spread U.S. city", "strip mall" kind of thing.
Only a good backdrop makes believable this type of expression.
When would architects will take the role of cultural revolutionaries?!
so chic. not so effortless but very studied. Why Not? Fashion is a subject and a sublime artform. She dresses up to go to war!
so chic – she looks like an illustration
Often people complain about how thin models are. Wonder if anyone would think Emmanuelle here looks too thin or whether she just looks like she should be served on a plate she's that delicious!
Yes, she looks great. Again the simplicity of all black is wonderful. Is she wearing open-toed booties? I can't quite get into open-toe for autumn, but the subtlety of this pair is good.
Again, amazing shot Scott. Love of course the peep toe high heel oxford platforms. Phew, that's a lot to say about a shoe. What's that bag she's carrying? The short trench, the leggings and those shoes, INCROYABLE!
The shoes–with the expanse of naked ankle–make it….
Her shoes are exquisite. In them the platform, the lace-up, open-toed slingback and pump merge. I'll bet she can wear them anywhere…
wow i'm in love and i'm a girl. she's gorgeous, my ideal friggin look. the details like the shoes are so-so but she knows how to pull it all together. you go girl.
breathtaking. she's a statue. immortal.
Excellent work, Scott. Your shots from Monday in Le Jardin des Tuileries, featured at Style.com, are simply incredible. The autumn leaves. The Parisiens. Awesome.
Wow…I can't find any flaw on her. She rocks! I want her awesome-look legs.
just in love with her style. i think carine and her have differents style, but both are simply stylish : just the way that all women have to be…
thanks for this pic!
I could never, ever work this look but god, does she. All the black, the platforms, the *leggings*. So chic.
Perfect ankle boots – who makes them?
She's very chic-always in pants or jeans, perfect balance to Carine's feminine skirts. They are STARS!
Wow, she's incredible. It's not what she's wearing; it's her cheekbones, long legs and how her hair brings out the expressiveness of her eyes.
Dude/Dudette…I LOVE LOVE LOVE your blog…
Perfection! She owns this look. C'est magnifique!
loving the granny shoes on the long slim legs and somehow the leggings here are not as obnoxiously trendy as usual
Emmanuelle looks so beautiful , the shoes are wonderful … she still looks great at 50
She's gorgeous. I also LOVED your new pics on style.com, especially the one of Ines de la Fressange, who looks for all the world like a 23-year old Audrey Hepburn. She's actually 49! And Carine Roitfeld is over 50! Incroyable!
I love those shoes!
I hope this isn't the start of a leggings thing.
It's one thing to see a model with nice legs wandering around without her skirt on, and another to see super-sized Middle America doing it!
stunning. like a paper doll.
OMG, if I was only straight . . .
i don't know whether to love her or thate her — ditto carine. i am roughly the same age as they are and frankly you can just kill me now. this isn't aging with grace, this is aging without aging. there's got to be a secret room somewhere with portraits of these two women with wrinkles and sagging jawlines. and if you're not old enough to get that reference, you'll never understand how simultaneously painful and pleasureable this photo actually is.
Utterly perfect. How do they manage to look so perfect day in and day out? I much prefer their style to that of the American Vogue girls.
She is floating, floating….
newsflash roseag, they are already doing it.
With respect to positively the same dame's comment. I am nudging their ages and I am sick and tired of negative limits and attitudes. I am about their size and build yet feel constrained by bourgeoise comments and "good taste" guidelines recommending beige and tasteful draping that remorselessly place ceilings not only on (all) people's appearance but thought patterns and aesthetic expression. I am sure that if you minutely scrutinised these photos (which I have not) you would find so called flaws . These women have used skill and probably steely determination to concentrate on creating a positive image. They are aesthetically skilled. This is what they do for a crust. We must applaud their efforts and take heart, we are all of us in the gutter but some are looking at the stars. (Oscar Wilde)
as far….the salad received more comments that any other look from todays post!
what could that mean?!
What I really love about your pictures is that people are so human:) I have nothing against models, but on a runway they look kind a…not real. But looking at pictures of yours it's like – fantastic. I wish I could see people who dress like that more often on the streets of my city.
PS that naked ankle part – sooo beautiful!
I don't like the tights…
Otherwise, she is adorable.
and if you're not old enough to get that reference,
Positively… I don't think understanding your reference is a question of age, more a question of literary proficiency.
She looks fabulous, and if she is 49 – good for her, but you know it wasn't attained with a lot of hard work, pain and skill.
such a great look , especially with the minimalist background as a frame ….
I can't believe she's 54 !!! wow , awesome
shiny blue black — yes, right. but to demonstrate how unliterary i am, i had in mind the old film, which i am fairly sure lives on only in the minds of the truly, er, mature, and in my garbled fashion i meant only that one must be old to understand the envy and respect i feel toward someone who looks that darn good at that darn age.
so chic! so paris!
loving all these pics!
been lurking for a longggg time!
she's absolutely stunning.
Thank you!!
this picture really inspierd my what to were suterday night!!
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Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Promotes Financial Literacy at Capitol Hill Event
WASHINGTON — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency participated in the Financial Literacy Day on Capitol Hill event today to educate and support consumers of financial services. The event was held in conjunction with National Financial Literacy Month.
"Financial Literacy Day on Capitol Hill is a great opportunity for the OCC to provide our consumer information to congressional staff, federal agencies, banks, and the general public," said Comptroller of the Currency John C. Dugan. "Financial knowledge is the first step toward financial stability. Basic financial literacy helps consumers save, better protect and manage their money, and plan for long term goals."
The OCC encourages national banks to collaborate with community organizations on financial literacy and education initiatives. These partnerships enable banks to extend the reach of their products and services to low- and moderate income customers and to underbanked markets. At the same time, it may allow banks to earn positive consideration under the Community Reinvestment Act.
During the event, OCC staff provided a number of the agency's publications on financial literacy, including a report on school-based bank savings programs, which helps students learn about the importance of saving and other money management skills, and the OCC's Community Developments newsletter. The newsletter describes financial literacy programs across the country that are operated by banks and their community partners. The OCC also distributed two recent Consumer Advisories – "Consumer Alternatives for Receiving Income Tax Refunds," and "Reverse Mortgages: Are They Right for You?" as well as its most recent Financial Literacy Update. This bimonthly publication reports on upcoming financial literacy events, new programs, and related resource materials.
Visitors to the event were able to see live demonstrations of the OCC's HelpWithMyBank.gov Web site, which provides information to national bank customers and access to the OCC Customer Assistance Specialists. The Web site provides answers to over 250 common questions on financial topics such as credit cards, bank accounts, mortgages, consumer loans, insurance, identity theft, and safe deposit boxes. The site also includes links and references to financial information and an online consumer complaint form.
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- Comptroller of the Currency John C. Dugan
- OCC Web Site
- OCC HelpwithmyBank.gov and Customer Assistance Group
- School-Based Bank Savings Programs
- Consumer Alternatives for Receiving Income Tax Refunds
- Reverse Mortgages: Are They for You?
- OCC's Financial Literacy Resource Directory
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A Fine Frenzy
Split the difference between Regina Spektor's least-odd moments and Owl City's most marketable and perhaps you'll end up on the same block as formerly-famously-redheaded twentysomething piano pop songwriter Alison Sudol. The stage name comes from a favorite line in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and she's prone to similar flights of fantasy in her music, which always seems fittingly otherworldly whenever her seductive cooing starts dissolving into Coldplay atmospherics. This is going to be all over Gossip Girl next season.
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Ghost Milk: Recent Adventures among the Future Ruins of London on the Eve of the Olympics, by Iain Sinclair, Faber and Faber, 405 pages, $30.00
July 2012 marks the third time London has hosted the modern Olympics. In 1908, Britain was a rich and imperious nation, and British athletes topped the medals table. For the 1948 "Austerity Games," London was scarred by bomb damage and suffering under a postwar regime of rationing. There was no money for new buildings, so athletes were housed in Royal Air Force barracks; the USA won the medal count, while Britain slipped to 12th place. This year, Britain is once again mired in economic gloom. Yet the 2012 contest was awarded in the heady, affluent days before the financial crash. On July 6, 2005, when news broke of the successful Olympic bid, scenes of genuine, unstaged jubilation took place in Trafalgar Square. The official talk was of inspiring a generation, transforming British sports, and regenerating East London—particularly a tract of derelict land in the eastern borough of Stratford, a multi-ethnic area of hemmed-in terrace rows, industrial estates, commuter stations, and sketchy urban parks.
"We have got a great chance now to … leave a legacy for the future," said then–Prime Minister Tony Blair. The next day, July 7, suicide bombers attacked London's transport system; 52 people were killed, and more than 700 were injured. Blair spoke defiantly of holding "true to the British way of life"; London's mayor at the time, Ken Livingstone, quoting Pericles of Athens ("All great things flow toward the city"), set Olympic dreams against global terrorism.
Construction of the Olympic Park in Stratford became a high-security venture, the perimeter clad in surveillance devices. Behind the fence, the park emerged: an 80,000-capacity steel stadium decked in striking pyramidal lighting structures, an aquatics center, a velodrome, and an athletes' village. Meanwhile, Britain passed from illusory prosperity into deep recession, and an ungainly Tory-Liberal coalition replaced a Labour Party irreparably damaged by infighting and the "weapons of mass destruction" imbroglio. Following the banking crisis, the hacking scandal at the Rupert Murdoch–owned newspaper News of the World revealed widespread corruption within the economic and political elite. In August 2011, police shot a 29-year-old black man named Mark Duggan in Tottenham, and London erupted in riots. The violence spread across the city, then further afield to Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool.
In the midst of such turmoil, the Olympics might be expected to supply a stirring, patriotic focus, as did the Games of 1948. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times in May, Sebastian Coe, an Olympic gold medalist in the 1980s and now a prominent member of the London Olympic Organizing Committee, struck this sort of positive note: "I just want people to leave London seeing the city that I'm very proud of. Extraordinarily diverse. Multicultural. … I want London to be shown from all its traditional and historic values in a modern setting. That's what I'd like people to see. A city at ease with itself."
Yet recently, there have been vehement protests against the sponsorship of the Olympic stadium (officially billed as the "most sustainable ever built") by Dow Chemical, which owns the company responsible for the 1984 Bhopal gas leak in India, one of the worst industrial disasters in history. Still, there remain plenty of enthusiasts in Britain to castigate the "doubters." It seems likely that, despite all the pre-event caviling, the Olympics will generate the short-lived patriotism that usually accompanies sporting contests, royal weddings, and jubilees in Britain. Afterward, everyone will go back to workaday default tribalism. Unless, of course, something goes wrong—and the fact that I feel obliged to write "unless" may indicate the general anxiety that has afflicted the whole business.
Into this complex terrain of uncertainty and expectation enters Iain Sinclair, London poet, novelist, memoirist, founder of his own creative anti-canon (a collation of long-lost alchemists, occultists, half-forgotten directors, writers J. G. Ballard and Thomas de Quincey, and many, many others). In prose works that blur the distinction between fiction and nonfiction, Sinclair has charted a lifetime of meanderings around London, dredging up traces of the previously ignored, delving into the shadows. It was perhaps inevitable that high-blown talk of "legacy" would draw him into the fray. Furthermore, the Olympic Park has been hammered up round the corner from Hackney, the eastern borough of London where Sinclair has lived for the past 44 years and which he recently described in Hackney, That Rose-Red Empire: A Confidential Report (2009).
Sinclair's works often follow a warped variant of the hero's quest, opening with the author compelled by some new strand of esoterica: a book he has acquired in a flea-ridden second-hand shop, something salvaged from oblivion, a mystery or a ghost. (In 1987's White Chappell, Scarlet Tracings, it is the lurid tale of Jack the Ripper; in 2005's Edge of the Orison, Sinclair pursues the Romantic poet John Clare.) In London Orbital (2002), Sinclair walks around London's M25 motorway (akin to an American beltway), passing through some of Britain's most adulterated stretches of former natural beauty. In almost all his books, Sinclair meanders, satirizing his obsessions, half in love with easeful bathos, a master of topographical description. Like W.G. Sebald, to whom he nods in Ghost Milk, Sinclair has become his own literary adjective—"Sinclair-esque" suggests prose consisting of unexpected metaphors, collisions of the usually disassociated. The ritual massing of verb-less phrases: "An austere narcissist … A tourist on his own territory …"
At the beginning of Ghost Milk, Sinclair finds himself in the grip of a new obsession. When work begins on the Olympic Park in East London, he takes to turning up there each morning, stalled by an enormous blue fence. "Welcome to the People's Park," says one sign. "Security Dogs Patrol This Area," says the next. Sinclair remembers how, 40 years ago, "I stood on this spot, looking over the rail yards, across the mounds and hoists." Back then, the area was "a classic edgeland of inconvenient, dirty, fly-by-night enterprises and abortive pastoral relics. Industrial hoists. Football pitches. A cycle track." Now Sinclair smells something new in the air: "Particulates, red dust. … The treacle of incineration."
Another quest begins, this one in search of "the Olympic mystery, the enigma hidden behind the smokescreen of upbeat PR." "When did it begin," Sinclair wants to know, "this intimate liaison between developers and government, to reconstruct the body of London, to their mutual advantage?" A 180-acre site next to the Olympic Park has been sold to a shopping-mall billionaire, Frank Lowy (a resident of Australia); the athletes' village, Sinclair argues, will become "satellite housing" oriented around a gigantic mall. Ken Livingstone concedes that he "feigned enthusiasm for the 2012 Olympics as a way of generating funds for brownfield developments in East London." Yet Sinclair interviews a London solicitor, Bill Parry-Davies, who suggests that the Olympic Park is contaminated with a radioactive material used in the manufacture of luminous watch dials. If industrial wasteland is being cleared, so are former soccer fields, Victorian theaters, Georgian terraces, and green spaces. "To provide more theoretical housing," Sinclair writes, "it is necessary to unhouse those who have already fended for themselves." Extant mini-societies are uprooted, Sinclair suggests, replaced by housing developments offering the very "community" that has just been destroyed.
At one level, then, Ghost Milk is a "catalogue of loss." It is also an extended act of countermyth. Unmoved by the official legacy-and-pride version of the Olympics, Sinclair travels to Berlin to visit the site of the 1936 games, finding "rings … strung on a wire between twin brick pillars, topped with searchlights. Access to the stadium is strictly forbidden." At the northwest edge of this Olympic Park lies Spandau, where "Albert Speer … paced the prison yard for so many years." The 2008 Beijing Olympics is damned as "a dictatorship toy … part of the propaganda of communism," as Chinese poet Yang Lian tells Sinclair from his home-in-exile in East London. At Athens's former Olympic site, Sinclair interprets the deserted stadium as a "symbol of a nation's bankruptcy" and "a wilderness dressed with elaborate and ruinously expensive structures for which nobody has any use."
There are reasonable counterarguments to many of Sinclair's assertions. One might, for instance, point out that some Olympics are less miasma-drenched than others or that lots of people genuinely enjoy watching exceptional sporting achievements. Sinclair does make the occasional concession. "Development spasms" in London were "discreet, sensitively achieved, when compared with … pre-Olympic Beijing," for example. But for the most part, he doesn't qualify his remarks. Defining the "ghost milk" of his title, Sinclair writes: "CGI smears on the blue fence. … Embalming fluid. A soup of photographic negatives. … The universal element in which we sink and swim." For Sinclair, it seems, the Olympics are a focusing device for his wider concern that public life is a sort of Zombieland in which no one will tell you what he or she really thinks.
Toward the end of Ghost Milk, Sinclair travels to the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin, to hand decades of notes and manuscripts over to his archive there. Afterward, he sits in the library with a current notebook. "Dirt—processed, made safe—fell on the antiseptic surface of the desk," he writes. "Clinker. Coal dust. A residue … of the Stratford railway sheds." Deciding not to "rub the grains into my skin"—too neat a conclusion—Sinclair instead recalls Philip Roth's Exit Ghost: "Walking the streets like a revenant, he makes connections that explode his carefully protected solitude."
Contemplating mortality, divesting himself of so many remnants of the past, Sinclair suggests that this forging of connections—haunting the thoughts of others, emanating your own personal ether—is perhaps the best you can hope for. So Ghost Milk offers a robust defense of the art of writing and, more generally, of the business of fashioning one's own idiosyncratic interpretation of the world. It is an authorial last stand, a rallying cry to all those "habitués of the worst bars, the grimmest cafés, night birds, defacers of notebooks," who "feed on the glamour of truth."
The 2012 Olympics has already staged a major contest of words: official rhetoric and journalism, lobbying and protest, legal prohibitions on non-sponsors (who are forbidden from mentioning the Olympics at all), and similar prohibitions on private individuals attending the Olympics (who are forbidden from posting videos on their private blogs). Yet people watching the 100-meter dash in London's new stadium will not be worrying about radioactive waste and particulates, the morality of sponsorship deals, or the erosion of civil liberties. They will cheer and applaud the winners; the newspapers will run front-page headlines about the medals and the glory—even those that were printing "All Is Doom" stories a week earlier.
Sinclair knows that he's dealing with the inescapable heft of sports and patriotism. "Bear witness. Record and remember," he proposes. It's the closest he comes to an anti-slogan: If you genuinely love sports, or your nation, then go ahead, just don't ever be conned, don't get overwhelmed by other people's ideas about the world. Leading by example, Sinclair goes his own way, charts a personal course through Olympic history, records and remembers as he pleases. The result is controversial, exhilarating, angry, and brilliant: the unfettered expression of a particular vantage point, and a bold incitement to others.


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It's lawfare, and we're losing
Posted by Thomas Nephew on 3rd January 2012
As is well known, President Obama has added his signature to another civil liberties setback – the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and its provisions for indefinite military detention of persons accused of terrorism. Much has been written about what's wrong with the NDAA, and I won't rehearse those arguments here.*
Instead, I want to just observe Benjamin Wittes' post "In Praise of the Signing Statement" in his "Lawfare" blog, in which he pats Obama on the head for his signing statement — and after a failing grade last year:
…this year's signing statement, which Steve posted the other day, seems to me a far more creditable effort. […] Maybe it's just that I'm feeling mellow following a week in Maui, but I'm not inclined to criticize the administration over its handling of this one.
This kind of condescending approval might seem like sheer arrogance to most, but Wittes' writings and opinions unfortunately command wide attention. The "Lawfare" blog he maintains with former Bush OLC chief Jack Goldsmith and others more or less serves as the blog of the Bush/Obama legal consensus legal policies with respect to counterterrorism (occasional forays by guest bloggers notwithstanding) — the negative pole to positive ones like Glenn Greenwald.
In Lawfare's first blog entry, Wittes attempts to put his own spin on what I think is the discreditable concept of "lawfare":
The name Lawfare refers both to the use of law as a weapon of conflict and, perhaps more importantly, to the depressing reality that America remains at war with itself over the law governing its warfare with others.
The first option is the common one, the second is Wittes' admittedly editorial comment — no one but him thinks of 'lawfare' this way, but as in much else, Wittes may succeed in blurring the meaning of a word to his advantage.
And that's the project in a nutshell. To me, a key secondary attribute of 'lawfare' is embodied in NDAA's detention provisions. That attribute is purposeful confusion and vagueness — plausible deniability — about what the laws are and how they will be enforced. Learned folk can debate whether the new law threatens indefinite detention of Americans despite — or because of — passages unctuously proclaiming "no requirement" to do so with respect to Section X, yet not for Section W. They can argue whether language asserting that 'nothing in any of this changes existing US law' is a reassuring affirmation of the Bill of Rights, or an ominous reference to the past decade's steadily growing power of the executive branch and supine legislative and judicial branches.
They miss the point; the vagueness is the point. What a President O nobly forswears (or claims to), a President R or G will gladly seize, and both will point to the NDAA's language in support. Instead of law — bright lines protecting our liberties — we get lawfare: blurry lines keeping all of President X's options open… and abrogating habeas corpus by misdirection.
To me, that's the opposite of what "the law" should do — or what a government charged with upholding the Constitution should do. But — unlike Mr. Wittes' views, I'm afraid — my views don't matter much. The usual way this kind of 'lawfare' manifests is in secrecy about the very nature of laws or their enforcement, but it occasionally becomes plainer (in a manner of speaking, like a visible smokescreen instead of simple cover of darkness) when statutes like NDAA's detention provisions are debated and passed.
Wittes to the contrary, the things that are actually depressing about civil liberties debates are that he's depressed about them – and that he's winning them all the same. And that he and his allies are winning them with the kind of 'angels dancing on the head of a pin' arguments designed to charm yet another arrogant man, working in an oval office across town. Perhaps his 'praise' was a misstep in that respect; one can only hope, though it's too late to do any good with the NDAA.
* For my part, I've protested against the NDAA a couple of times at an Obama campaign office in Maryland, and have appended a "further reading" list to the end of one account.
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IT'S NOT HARD to think of people we might like to see exiled from the District of Columbia on the grounds that they are dangerous, obnoxious or universally regarded as nuisances. Drunk drivers, to start with; dog owners who don't clean up after their pets; pickpockets; possibly even politicians. But in the United States, where the Constitution confers certain rights and privileges of citizenship — including the right to domestic travel, according to the Supreme Court — it is all but unheard of for courts to banish individuals from entire states and localities.
That's why the order by a D.C. Superior Court magistrate judge, who banned an antiabortion protester from returning to the District pending a court date next month, is so bizarre. What's next — a federal judge ruling the entire Atlantic seaboard off-limits?
No doubt, the magistrate judge, Karen Howze, was within her rights to be annoyed at Rives M. Grogan, an antiabortion activist who for years has made a hobby of disturbing the peace and getting arrested for it, especially around Capitol Hill. On Inauguration Day, Mr. Grogan, bearing a ticket, passed through security, then climbed a tree on the Mall within view of the Capitol. He proceeded to spend five hours in his perch, during and after President Obama's swearing-in and speech, waving a sign and shouting at the top of his lungs.
Authorities decided to let him be, until Mr. Grogan finally climbed down later in the day, whereupon he was arrested by U.S. Capitol Police. In the charging document, they accused him of disturbing the peace and, by breaking several branches above the heads of the crowd, "jeopardizing his life and the life of others."
Hauled into Superior Court for at least the dozenth time in the past couple of years, Mr. Grogan faced federal prosecutors, who asked that the judge ban him from the Capitol grounds, House and Senate office buildings, the Library of Congress and the Supreme Court. Fair enough.
But Judge Howze went a giant step further. As a condition of his release pending trial, she ordered Mr. Grogan, who lives in Los Angeles, banished from the District in its entirety.
The judge's order is a spectacular case of judicial overreach. Mr. Grogan protested it on First Amendment grounds, and justly so. It is remarkable that he would be banned from grinding his particular ax in the 68 square miles of the nation's capital, where citizens have a right to petition for a redress of grievances. But really, this isn't a only a First Amendment case.
Equally fundamental to his privileges as a citizen is the right to move about the United States freely, so long as in doing so he doesn't imperil others. As Justice John Paul Stevens wrote in Saenz v. Roe (1999), the right to travel is "firmly embedded in our jurisprudence."
If Mr. Grogan's actions at the inauguration posed a threat to public safety, as the judge reasonably concluded, she could have prohibited him from climbing trees over the heads of others. But exiling loudmouths, exhibitionists and ideologues from the District is neither constitutional nor practicable. After all, Congress is located in the city, and it's here to stay.


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