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#11 Mon 16 May 05 6:32am
nadia my
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Hi Jamie! U rock! We get ur shows here in Malaysia and i've tried a few of ur recipies. They r so easy and yet so tasty. Keep up the good work.
#12 Mon 16 May 05 10:23am
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- From kent
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just a quickie (oh errr missus) to say hi,
#13 Tue 17 May 05 6:16pm
Amy Allen
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Hi Jamie!
Love your show and the site. Great to be here!
Looking forward to the new posts.
#14 Wed 18 May 05 2:15pm
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- From western Australia
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Hi Jamie,
Keep up the good work ---- but when are you bringing your live show to Oz. Surely you've got enough support here now and please don't forget Perth like most people do. We would love to see you across here
#15 Wed 18 May 05 4:53pm
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hi jamie and everyone from athens-greece.i m a new passion for food-member and very very excited to comunicate with the best chef and his funs .
#16 Wed 18 May 05 11:26pm
suzanna v
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dear Jamie,
Your "pulokka" is a hit with my kids; I make it every saturday evening for our sunday brunch. They say it's the best muesli they've ever had!
Of course I share their opinion.
Where does the name come from??
#17 Thu 19 May 05 7:39am
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- From Adelaide, South Australia
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Hi Jamie! Just wanted to say hi and thankyou for all the great shows you do.
I love watching your cooking shows, your fifteen show and the school dinners. I applaud you for what your doing for the kids in london.
All of my family love to watch you. And now my son even knows who your mate Toby is , when he watchs Beat the chef here on oz tv. He is 4 and says that guy is Jamie Holivers mate!
Anyway just want to say congrats once more and all the best to you and Jools and your lovely daughters!
All the best
#18 Thu 19 May 05 9:53am
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- From Sydney Australia
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I want to let you know what a huge influence you have been to me with what i'm eating.
I'm a 26 yr old aussie girl who really didn't care too much about what i ate most of the time and had a huge soft spot for junk food but after watching 'Jamie's school dinners' and reading your books, it's really made me realise that cooking can be so much fun and not so much of a chore and i think more importantly, it is so important to eat properly and the effect the right foods can have on you and your body.
I've been a bit sick the last few months but am now on getting back on track with your help.You see, my new favourite pastime is cooking, especially the receipes from your books.I've found it really relaxing and also gratifying to the see finished product,and how nice they taste!
I want to send you a big thankyou for that!!!
i hope to one day come over to england and visit 15 personally.
Please keep up the good work that you're doing and a big hello to your lovely wife and 2 little girls!!!!
take care
Michelle J
#19 Thu 19 May 05 11:32pm
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- From Hertfordshire
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Hi Jamie
Would just like to say that I've tried Jool's favourite Stew (from the Jamie's Dinners Book) & it's great - so much so that my 21 month old son ate a whole bowl full - something that he's never done before!!
Keep up the good work but make sure you look after those girls of yours!!
Any sign of a 'Jamie's School Dinners' book yet??
Lotsa luv
Tara xx
#20 Fri 20 May 05 6:06am
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Hi Jamie
Hi everyone
Love your programmes, love your recipes, love your passion for whatever you do - its a great way to go through life!


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Enjoy a private airport transfer in Paris in a private vehicle with a professional driver. Please note drivers may or may not speak English as their sole responsibility is to transfer clients from one location to another. If you would like to have the presence of an English speaking Assistant or Guide for your transfer this can be pre-arranged upon request and would be subject to an additional supplement.
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A welcome package with a city map, train tickets (if relevant), and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip.
Your English speaking professional guide will meet you at your hotel for a tour of the local's Paris. As well as showing you the highlights of Paris (the city is very accessible on foot) your guide will tell you the history of the city and show you the city from a local's point of view.NB: If you have, a specific area of Paris you would be interested to explore let us know and we can request a specialist guide, along with adding a Metro Pass where necessary.
A driver and a licensed English speaking guide will meet you at your hotel and take you to the world-renowned museum, the Louvre. Your guide will accompany you throughout the museum showing you the highlights of the gallery including the timeless work of Da Vinci's 'The Mona Lisa'. Entrance is included.
Enjoy the many wonders of Paris. Consider taking a stroll down one of the many quays by the river Seine, or wandering around any of the fascinating neighbourhoods such as Montmartre, the Marais or the Left bank. Of course, there are a plethora of museums and galleries to choose from if you are so inclined. Consider getting a 2 Day Paris Pass that includes a Paris Transport Travel card for 2 days (zone 1-3) to see all of the sites that are of personal interest to you. The Paris Pass is a smartcard offering free access to 65 attractions in Paris such as the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, Orsay museum, Musee Rodin, commented cruise with Bateaux Parisiens and Pompidou museum. With this pass, you have access to 22 museums, 24 historical monuments, 15 art galleries, 3 tourist attractions, 1 cruise and special offers in shops and restaurants. Please contact your Sales Advisor if you would like more details.
Enjoy a half day visiting the Palace of Versailles with a private car and English speaking driver-guide. A superb Baroque palace known to the world as a symbol of civilization and pleasure, the Palace of Versailles dates back to 1038, and was the official residence of the Kings of France from 1682 until 1790. Used by Louis XIV initially as a hunting lodge he had the property expanded to become the magnificent site of French classical architecture complete with extensive manicured gardens that it is today. The interior showcases magnificent examples of baroque furnishings, a rare collection of objects d'art and houses special exhibitions. Your guide will lead you through the most beautiful rooms, the State Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors and the Queen's private Apartments. Free time is planned at the end of the tour for a walk in the French style gardens which are full of magnificent statues, busts and marble vases. At the end of the tour, you will be dropped at accommodation or in a central location of your choice in the city. This tour includes entrance into the palace and the gardens.
Enjoy a stroll through the Montmartre district with the aid of your Secret Walking Tours booklet before sitting down to a bistro style dinner at "Bistro de Montmartre" which has a number of frescoes in the interior inspired by Toulouse Lautrec. Then make your way to the 11pm cabaret show at the Moulin Rouge where you can enjoy a glass of champagne as you watch the antics. (Includes plaisir menu - kir aperatif, 3 course menu and 1/4 bottle of wine per person, entrance to Moulin Rouge cabaret show and a secret walking tours booklet).
Take a private train station transfer with a private vehicle and driver. Please note drivers may or may not speak English as their sole responsibility is to transfer clients from one location to another. If you would like to have the presence of an English speaking Assistant or Guide for your transfer this can be pre-arranged upon request and would be subject to an additional supplement.
Enjoy the train ride from Paris to Avignon on a TGV (high speed train). Train time is approximately 2 hrs 40 minutes.
Enjoy a train station transfer in Avignon with a private vehicle and driver.
Enjoy the day exploring Avignon with the services of a private guide for 3 hours as you visit the Pont d'Avignon, the Pope's Palace, and enjoy an hour long cruise on the Rhone River. In the evening, enjoy a 3 course dinner (without guide) in a gastronomic restaurant in Avignon (drinks not included). The Pope's Palace is one of the biggest and most beautiful gothic palaces in the world and was the residence of the Soverign pontiffs in the 14th century. Built during the 12th century, the Pont d'Avignon (Pont St Benezet) has been classified as a UNESCO world heritage site. During your one hour long cruise, you can enjoy the round trip to Bartelasse Island where you get to see some of the main sites of the city by water. (Includes services of English speaking Guide, entrance to Pont d'Avignon, Pope's Palace, cruise and 3 course dinner in gastronomic restaurant in Avignon).
Enjoy a full day tour with private vehicle and driver/guide. On the way to Apt, it is necessary to cross the Luberon, a great mountain range, famous world wide, enriched by its stones, its castles, its luminosity and colours.... In order to protect themselves from pillagers, over centuries the inhabitants patiently built their houses, stone by stone. Nowadays these charming villages, with their tiny narrow streets and amazing shaded squares are classified among the most beautiful ones in France. Nevertheless, each one has its own personality and its own attractive power.Enjoy a quick stop at Lourmarin, which nestles in the middle of vineyards, olive groves and almond trees. A very animated village in the summer due to its numerous cafe terraces, restaurants and boutiques. You can admire its medieval/renaissance castle, its temple, its interesting pigeon house, its provencal bastides, its "boîte à sel" belfry... Albert Camus, winner of the Nobel Literature Prize, lived and wrote here and was even buried here. Next on the agenda today is Bonnieux, a large, attractively-terraced village situated on a promontory which offers a lovely view of Calavon valley, the hilltop village of Lacoste, which castle was formerly occupied by the Marquis de Sade, and the edges of the Vaucluse Plateau. Apt is the major town in the area and this is where one of the most important markets of Provence takes place and it takes over the entire center of town and all the interior streets are closed off to traffic. The eight open squares are filled with stands and little truck-stores, and more stands line the narrow pedestrian streets. There are usually about 300 sellers and the atmosphere is animated even more at times with street performers. Enjoy lunch on your own either in one of the nearby cafes or bistros, or even better - pick up some supplies of the freshest ingredients at the market and have an imprompyu picnic! - The roasted chicken and small roasted potatoes that can be found at markets are usually to die for!Continue to Roussillon. The town owes its name to the reddish (roux) colour of its houses. The village is lovely from the outside, set in a deep green pine forest on bright red-ochre hills but even more spectacular inside, with the colourful old buildings and narrow medieval streets. From the terrace, the view of the ochre cliffs, composed of 16 or 17 different shades, is simply spectacular.
Situated in the heart of one of the biggest ochre deposits in the world, Roussillon is famous for its magnificent red cliffs and ochre quarries. The red, yellow and brown shades of the earth form a striking contrast with the lush green pinetrees. Enjoy visiting the "Conservatoire des Ocres et des Pigments Appliqués", situated in an old ochre factory. Here you will see the different stages that go into making ochre suitable for painting. Then take an intrepative walk along one of two different ochre trails, one short (30 mins), one long (1 hr) which will take you through the ochre lands to get a better understanding of the material in its natural environment. Learn how ochre is formed, ochre geology, the entire ochre heritage in and around Roussillon, and many other practical subjects relating to colour.
The last stop will be in Gordes. This very beautiful old village is perched on the southern edge of the high Plateau de Vaucluse. It seems to be an unbelievable "stone cascade" the stone houses are built in tight against the base of the cliffs and others are perched on the rocks above, with the pinacle being the 12th-century castle of the town.
Enjoy time at leisure to explore at your own pace, or relax at your hotel.
Relax on the private transfer from Gordes to Nice today and enjoy some time at leisure strolling around Aix en Provence en route. Be sure to wander down the broad Cours Mirabeau. This idyllic shady promenade is planted with old plane trees and in the middle of the roadway stand three beautiful fountains. There are several impressive buildings in the street, among them the Hôtel des Villiers (No. 2; 1710), the Hôtel d'Isouard de Vauvenargues (No. 10; 1710), the Hôtel d'Arbod Jouques (No. 19; early 18th C.), the Hôtel de Forbin (No. 20; 1656) and the Hôtel de Maurel de Pontèves (No. 38; 1647-50; now the offices of the Principal of the University). At the east end of the Cours Mirabeau stands the Fontaine du Roi René, the work of David d'Angers (19th C.) and the Chapelle des Oblats, part of the Carmelite Monastery designed by a pupil of Puget and restored about 1700. The "Deux Garçons" cafe dates from the 18th C. North of the Cours Mirabeau the Old Town extends as far as the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) and is largely a pedestrian precinct. Be sure to wander down the Rue Gaston de Saporta - An ancient (pedestrianised) street which houses four superb mansions from the 17th and 18th centuries.- No.23, the Hotel Maynier d'Oppede, and at No.. 21, The Hotel Boyer de Fonscolombe, No. 19, The Hotel de Chateaurenard, No. 17, The Hotel d'Estienne de Saint Jean. Late morning, continue on towards Nice (total transfer time approx. 3hrs) - just in time for a bite to eat!
Take a guided walking tour in "Vieux Nice, France's most Baroque old city. Discover the Cours Saleya (with its flower market in the morning), and a hundred stalls of plants, bouquets and cut flowers. Against the backdrop of the Castle Hill, this colourful display is a must. Discover the heart of the old town, its lively atmosphere and customs, the small St Francis Square with its fish market and fountain, other piazzas with their 17th and 18th Baroque churches, small cafes where the Niçois people like to meet, and winding alleys lined with quaint shops.
Enjoy a half day excursion with your private vehicle and licensed driver-guide. Drive along the spectacular coastline Lower Corniche between Nice and Monaco, which harbours typical Mediterranean villages and modern marinas. Admire the Bay and Citadel of Villefranche. Drive by famous houses of celebrities in Cap Ferrat, home of kings, film stars and magnates. Wander through the exceptional Renaissance-style Rothschild Villa and its seven romantic gardens from French to Japanese style Short stop for panoramic view. On the Middle Corniche stop at Eze, a medieval perched village with its crafts shops and breathtaking panorama. Continue to Monaco and enjoy a city tour at the Old Town of Monaco: view of the palace, the Cathedral, oceanographic museum. Tour of Monte-Carlo and drive along the amazing Grand Prix circuit. Free time at Casino Square to enjoy yourselves with luxurious shopping, strolling along stunning gardens, mega yachts, chic casinos… or simply watch the "rich and beautiful" in their favourite haunts. Transfer back to Nice. Entrance fees not included.
Airport transfer with private vehicle and driver. (A supplement for transfer between 8pm and 7am may be charged).
The Intercontinental Paris Avenue Marceau (5*) is a beautifully renovated boutique hotel located in the very heart of Paris. The contemporary interiors blend a variety of art and design throughout the meeting rooms to the garden patio and terraces overlooking the Eiffel Tower. This luxury Paris hotel is home to the exclusive Le M64 Restaurant, a popular venue offering contemporary French cuisine. Guests are ideally located just a short walk to the Champs-Élysées, Arc de Triomphe and exclusive couturiers. Guests have the opportunity to use the fully equipped fitness centre, use the expertise of a personal shopper, and superb spa services that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. The hospitality at the Intercontinental Paris Avenue Marceau is more than inviting and the staff will ensure you have a delightful stay in Paris.
Cloitre Saint Louis Hotel (4*) is located within the old city walls of Avignon. The hotel is situated in a historical building dating back to the 16th century, and is only a few minutes' walk from the Papal Palace. Each of the 80 rooms at Cloitre Saint Louis are unique and overlook either the interior gardens, the cloister's courtyard or the dome of the chapel. Dine in the magnificent vaulted room for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch at the Table of St. Louis. Enjoy a refreshing cocktail or glass of Champagne in the cozy cocoon of the vaulted dining room. Explore the secret garden, which provides shade underneath a 300 year old plane tree, as well as the courtyard revealing its timeless secrets. Enjoy the view as you sunbathe at the rooftop swimming pool, open from May to September.
The Bastide de Gordes & Spa (5*) is a luxury hotel perched in the heart of Gordes, one of the most beautiful villages in France. With a breathtaking view over the Luberon hills and the superb hanging gardens overlooking the valley below, you will enjoy the Provencal "art de vivre" in a modern and refined comfort. The 26 rooms and 15 suites are spacious, cozy, furnished and decorated in the typical Provencal style and overlook the village or the valley. Some rooms are equipped with King size bed. Suites and Junior Suites have a separate sitting room and a pull out sofa, while the Rampart and Terrasse Suites have a private terrace. The on site restaurant caters to both lunch and dinner - enjoy your meal on the terrace overlooking the vallet or in the interior room which is tastefully decorates.
La Palais de la Mediterranee (5*) hotel enjoys one of the finest locations in Nice. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea on the illustrious Promenade des Anglais, views from the hotel's famous terrace take in the sparkling Bay of Angels that denotes France's dazzling Cote d'Azur. The elegant, luxurious hotel was originally built in the 1930's and has been recently renovated to restore its past splendour and majesty. An imposing facade, which reflects in the interior for a grand look, gives way to a world of art deco comfort and leisure. Facilities include a beautiful indoor/outdoor pool, gastronomic restaurant, fitness rooms, cozy lounge and a sun terrace with stunning views.
Europe Vanessa Oquendo , April 21, 2014 "Melissa Field was extremely helpful! She was courteous, professional, knowledgeable, and friendly! She kept me updated on the status of everything and provided timely correspondence. She took ownership for any problems I had and remedied them. I had the most amazing time of my life in Iceland and Paris! I would not have experienced everything without the help of Kensington Tours."
Europe Marilynn Weaver , April 21, 2014 "All of our guides were beyond fabulous! Our time in Dublin was much too short, would have loved to stay there at least one more full day. Would recommend extending this package to 15 days for any future visits. The train to Edinburgh was super! Beautiful scenery and great steak pies!"
Europe Ann Saxon , November 06, 2013 "Our trip was fantastic!!! I cannot say enough good things. Lianne worked with our exact dates and time frame beautifully.Our drivers were prompt and friendly. The private guides were so knowledgeable. We left with an appreciation of the history, the culture, and the beauty of Andulasia. We were very pleased and will certainly recommend your company to friends and family."
Europe Coby Scherr , November 05, 2013 "Everyone involved in our Portugal trip made it terrific. Exactly as advertised. Every event on time and most pleasant. Guides were well-informed, courteous and friendly. Really made for a great journey every time. Each hotel was clean, upgraded and staffed with knowledgeable and friendly folks. Breakfasts were complete -- almost too much to eat. It will always be a wonderful memory thanks to Kensington Tours."
Europe Couples Dellinger & Hubbell , November 06, 2013 "We've been raving to everyone about the food, the friendliness of the people and the amazing history and sites in Turkey. Yes, we want to go back."
Europe John Edstrom , October 22, 2013 "Overall, our tour in Spain was very enjoyable, and well planned and executed. Our private tour of the Alhambra was excellent. Virginia, tour guide for royal palace ruins outside of Cordoba, was also excellent. In Seville, we went to the Flamenco Show/dinner, and the Flamenco was outstanding!"
Europe Kevin Wilshere , October 19, 2013 "Great trip to Spain! Thanks again for all your help, Lianne. The destinations, hotels, guides and everything were all top notch."
Europe Chery Westlund , November 07, 2013 "My husband and I took a 3 week vacation to southern Europe and North Africa and had a great time. All the guides were very knowledgeable and bent over backwards to accommodate us. The arrangements made by Kensington went off without a hitch. This is our second trip with Kensington (we went to Peru in 2009) and we will certainly book with them again."
Europe Randy Gramlich , October 07, 2013 "Thank you for your follow up, we both loved our time in Croatia. It's really a beautiful place, especially the coast. Your choice of hotels was great. It was an incredible view from the Bellevue hotel in Dubrovnik and the Vestibule in Split was in the best possible location. We were able to relax in our room listening to the wonderful singers in the courtyard and its central location made it so easy to walk anywhere we wanted to see with ease. "
Europe Jay Steffan , September 24, 2013 "We just returned from a 10 day trip to Paris and Normandy. We spent three nights in Paris and then enjoyed a seven night cruise on the Seine to Normandy with AMA Waterways. The time in Paris was well spent and has piqued our interest to return for a more thorough visit. Guide Wafaa Lankey was superb in our visit to Versailles. The Seine cruise was relaxing and beautiful. So many wonderful little towns and we wished we had more time in each one to explore and enjoy. We traveled to Croatia and Slovenia using Kensington earlier this year which was a fantastic trip."
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quote:Adam Schefter ?@AdamSchefter Chiefs will trade second-round pick this year - the top pick in second round - as well as another conditional mid-round pick in 2014.
quote:Why dont the Chiefs have the 33rd pick?
quote:Non-playoff teams with identical overall records rotate through their collective draft positions. Playoff teams that lose in the same round and have identical overall records rotate through their collective draft positions. Each round, the team previously at the top of a rotation drops to the bottom, while each other team moves up one spot: for example, Jacksonville will have the first pick in the second round.
quote:31st and 34th picks in the draft.
quote:I seriously figured SF would, at best, get a sixth-rounder in return for Smith
quote: Eh Alex Smith is worth a second round pick, really not that bad. Essentially they traded their QB pick.
quote:Well the Chiefs did pay the same price for a less experience and more expensive Matt Cassel like 4 years ago
quote:Nice move. Smith isn't great but he is a good game-managing QB. It's not like KC needs to go 14-2 in the AFC West. 10-6 can win the division. Run the ball with Charles and Smith can prosper nicely by throwing only 15-20 times a game.
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300-game winners just keep coming
By Craig Muder
For a generation of baseball fans, Randy Johnson's win over Washington on Thursday night marks a moment they may not see again.
But history suggests that — while another 300-win pitcher may be at least a decade away — Johnson will not be the last man to reach pitching's holy grail.
Johnson became just the 24th pitcher to record 300 big league victories, and his countdown to immortality has officially started. Of the 23 other pitchers with 300 wins, 20 are enshrined at the Baseball Hall of Fame. The other three — Roger Clemens, Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux — are not yet eligible.
But along with the comparisons to baseball's best-ever pitchers, Johnson's milestone has brought out the naysayers: Those who insist that this 300-game winner will be the last.
After five pitchers — Gaylord Perry, Steve Carlton, Tom Seaver, Phil Niekro, Don Sutton — joined the 300-club in the 1980s, many pundits insisted that they were the last of their breed. The decline of the complete game combined with the rise of relief pitchers would surely mean the end of the 300-winner, they said.
And yet, the 300-game winners kept coming. Nolan Ryan in 1990. Roger Clemens in 2003. Greg Maddux in 2004. And Tom Glavine in 2007.
In fact, the four pitchers to reach the milestone since 2000 represent the most for any decade — save the 1980s (5) and the 1890s (4) — in baseball history.
Sure, a few years may pass before the next 300-game winner emerges. Jamie Moyer is second behind Johnson on the active list with 250 wins, but Moyer is already 46 years old. Next up is 36-year-old Andy Pettitte with 220 wins. In fact, only two active pitchers under the age of 30 have at least 100 victories: Jon Garland and CC Sabathia.
Yet baseball history is full of long gaps between 300-game winners — even back in the complete-game era. From 1964-1981, no pitcher joined the 300-win club. And in the 36-year span from 1925-1960, only Lefty Grove reached the milestone.
So while Randy Johnson's performance on Thursday should be celebrated, it should also be a reminder. History happens every day in baseball — something that won't change any time soon.
Craig Muder is director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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I don't plan on writing any long stuff soon, since I don't know if I'm the slightest bit good at it, or expect anyone to endure it. So, short, fully independent stories. For sake of learning, and catching attention, each will also be pretty experimental, based heavily on various concepts or writing styles.
The first one is called "Drown", morbid, slightly poetic and based on the soundtrack to the The Walking Dead game.
The ice slams shut above him. It's thick, heavy, hard to move. That does not matter. It weighs him down, sinks him rapidly, he will not reach the water's surface again.
The blackness of the water's deep rushes up to embrace Jim. He is already missing something as simple as taking a breath. The feeling of that last, deep one seems so pleasant now, even as he realizes the futility of it. Breath or no breath, that does not matter. It weighs him down and his last breath will be water.
He makes a token effort of course. Jim's limb sprawl in every direction, panic seizing it even as his mind is calm. He focuses, makes a concerted effort for a moment, swims the best he can. The result is the same, plummeting faster yet. He quits altogether, feels the stream rush past him. It does not matter, the weight is beyond all effort.
Only now is the cold getting too him, Jim's mind ready to let it in. It is not as bad as he thought it would be. Sure, it is pure pain, but also catharsis. Like a cousin to purgatory, perhaps his sins are frozen away. There is no threat from this cold, no fear. He knows that is not what will kill him. It weighs him down and death will be water in his lungs.
With a muffled thump Jim hits the bottom. The sand is soft on his back, welcomes him, tucks him in. He can still see a little light from the surface, it is not that far away. An experienced diver could reach this distance and the surface again, with nothing but a breath. That does not matter. He is weighed down, unable to swim and no one is coming for him.
Jim turns on his side, as if trying to get comfortable in his bed, puts an arm under his head. There are figures in the dark, moving about. He realizes he has lost all sense time, no idea how much longer it will last. His lungs seems to writhe, begging his lips to part, but that is no indication. Perhaps he will be the one man to hold his breath for hours. Even then, that would not matter. It weighs more than he can bear, he will not escape the seafloor.
Jim's mind wanders, his thoughts swimming. The darkness seems darker, the water hazier. The reason he is down here, the reason he is weighted escapes him for a moment, then reemerges with perfect lucidity. Regret fills his mind, the tree of infinite possibilities chopped down to this. The axe is in his own hand, it weighs him down. A little water gets in his mouth, in his lungs, he coughs, it burns all the way through. That does not matter, that pain is fleeting.
If he could cry, he would. Perhaps he is, tears in the ocean, Jim would not know if he was. The waters pressure sits heavily on his chest, slowing his heartbeat. The body is disposable, he knows this, it is only there to keep the brain alive. He knows this as he pushes the last air from his lungs into the water. That does not matter. His consciousness will live longer than his lungs.
Jim rolls onto his back again. His body is twitching all over, cramping up, freezing and dying. The impulse is too strong, he cannot stop his mouth from inhaling. Salty water rushes in, burns his chest from the inside. They are ruined, destroyed, screaming out to him as they go. That does not matter. It was too late from the moment he put the weight on himself.
Jim has a moment left, he knows this. His senses seem to slow down, his thoughts starting to fade, a sense of calm replacing them. The seabed is just another place, as good as any to die. He smiles at his brilliant epiphany. The weight seems lighter.
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Taco Fiction is a game about crime.
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Your name is Harriet Leitner, and you and your twin sister Demi turned six this morning! You're having a fancy dress birthday party, and this afternoon you'll be playing Hide and Seek Tip over in the park. You can't wait to catch all your friends.
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This work also won 2nd place in the 2011 Miss Congeniality Awards.
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This work also won 3rd place (tie) in the 2011 Miss Congeniality Awards.
Your dog is gone. She must be brought. You have a beet (and some other vegetables).
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Kerkerkruip is a dungeon crawling game that brings interactive fiction and rogue-likes together. With a randomly generated dungeon and a complex world model, every game is different and exciting. Success can only be achieved through tactics and strategy.
This work also won 3rd place (tie) in the 2011 Miss Congeniality Awards.
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Being an account of the wedding at Cana, by the servant Micah; in which further details, doubtlessly apocryphal, are given of the event, including his contention with a surly Baptist, an interfering orphan, and a proliferation of women named Mary.
Adam Le Doux
A loyal but punctilious PC attempts to save its master from taking part in a disastrous blind-date, set up through the MMORPG Realms of Realmland.
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The Timeline must be sanctified. Relive the same few minutes over and over again, attempting to stop a bullet from changing history.
Lynnea Dally
You are thrust into earthly existence to fulfill the tenth and final plague.
Nick Rogers
Accused of murdering your best friend, you are about to face the death penalty. But instead you are cursed, transformed into a beast and begin an epic journey to unravel the mystery of the real murderer, why your friend was killed, and undo the curse.
Anssi Räisänen
Known for your text adventure skills, you have been called in for help to reveal the secrets of a locked, abandoned house scheduled to be demolished soon. Can you manage the task bestowed upon you?
Lyman Clive Charles
Your good axe has gone missing. Reverd Pearson would say you're a careless lunkhead who'd lose his ear if it wasn't nailed on. You figure he's right, a man of the cloth, but that doesn't mean piskeys didn't steal the thing...
The rules of the game are easy. I'm It, so I go and hide. You and the others count to 50, then you have to look for me. If you find me, you have to get into the hiding spot with me. If you're the last person still looking for me, then you lose. Got it?
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The most important discovery in history. And then, the whole world goes crumbling down. Armed with but a computer and an expired railway ticket, how can one expect to save the day when the doomsday clock has begun ticking...?
The planning was easy. Committing the murder was easy. But getting away with it? That's another thing. --- Keepsake is a short, surreal story about vengeance and its consequences.
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"The time has come", the Teacher says, "to talk of many sins: of wives and mums and unloved sons (of where it all begins), and why it's really all your fault, and whether no-one wins."
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Online play temporarily unavailable (feelies missing, please download).
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Your new job as a time traveler may be harder than you thought.
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It's the last day of summer, and you're old enough now to go into town by yourself.
Peter Timony
Schlig is kidnapped by aliens and turned into a mutant eyeball freak by their experiments. Now Schlig must use his eyes in ways that no human was ever intended to in order to escape from the aliens and find a way back to Earth before he gets eaten.
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The 2003 Cubs are on the brink of the World Series. It's game 6, and they're even going to take a late 3-0 lead in the clinching game. They won't keep it.
Unless you, who just got kicked off the bus near Wrigley Field, prevent that.
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Escape from a zombie-infested hotel by fighting or shooting your way out in this short CYOA survival horror adventure.
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In the outskirts of a deserted town, the adventurer carefully explore, looking for rare gems.
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In the absence of reality, perception must suffice... You awake in a grave, with no memory of who you are or what happened to you. Using the items around you, you must escape the entity pursuing you and uncover the astounding truth of your origin.


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On 19 August 2014, the Security Council held a public meeting on the protection of humanitarian workers and heard the UN Deputy Secretary-General Mr. Jan Eliasson, the President of the ICRC Mr. Peter Maurer, and the head of the Afghan NGO The Liaison Office Mr. Massod Karokhail.
Mr. Eliasson recalled that the protection of humanitarian workers was a crucial issue to mobilize and encourage action. Humanitarian workers were taking risks every day but their safety remained too frequently compromised. In 2013, over 155 workers had been killed, 171 wounded, and 134 abducted. Representing an increase of 66% in comparison with 2012. Attacks against humanitarian workers negatively impacted the smooth functioning of humanitarian aid as a whole. The protection of humanitarian workers was a collective responsibility. In all conflicts, it was essential to distinguish humanitarian actors from political and military actors. The humanitarian principles of impartiality, neutrality, and independence had to be respected by all political and military actors. The Security Council had an undeniable role to play in the protection of humanitarian workers.
Mr. Peter Maurer recalled that humanitarian workers were more exposed to danger than ever before and that protecting them was everyone's obligation. It was essential to ensure the neutrality of the humanitarian workersto guarantee their safety.
Mr. Karohkail insisted on the specific situation of national workers who should benefit from the same level of protection than international workers.
The Representative of France praised the commitment of humanitarian workers who, eleven years after the Baghdad Canal Hotel attacks, kept on working under increasingly difficult conditions. And in particular, local workers, who were the most affected among humanitarian workers. It was essential to punish attacks against humanitarian workers and the repressive regimes promoting them. The Council had to mobilize every tool it had and the PKO mandates should foresee environments that would allow humanitarian access such as what was done in Mali and the CAR. There should be no hesitation in seizing the ICC or using sanctions. Above all, it was crucial to ensure an effective follow-up of the Council's decisions, such as with resolution 2165 on humanitarian access in Syria.
On 30 May 2014, the Australian and Chilean delegations jointly organized an informal meeting of the Security Council, ("Arria" format), on the protection of the internally displaced people (IDPs).
The Permanent Representative of Australia recognized that the arbitrary displacement of populations was forbidden by international law and assimilated by the Rome status of the International Criminal Court to a crime against humanity.
The Permanent Representative of France stated that the question of the internally displaced people was an issue that the Security Council had to face regularly. UN Peacekeeping missions were trying to take this issue into account protection of civilians in the framework of their mandate.
On 8 May 2014, the members of the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2154 creating "Captain Mbaye Diagne" medal to decorate United Nations staff showing exceptional courage. Captain Mbaye Diagne was a United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda (UNAMIR) peacekeeper who saved hundreds of Rwandans at the peril of his life during the Rwandan genocide of 1994.
The Permanent Representatives of Jordan, of Rwanda and of Senegal commended Captain Diagne's action.
On 12 February 2014, the Security Council held a public debate on the protection of civilians in armed conflicts. Mrs Navanethem Pillay, High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mrs Valerie Amos, Under-Secretary-General and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Mr Hervé Ladsous, Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, and Mr Yves Daccord Director-General of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) briefed the Council.
Mrs Pillay stressed the importance of facilitating access to those who protect human rights as well as the importance of conducting investigations on unpunished violations of human rights. She reminded how important it was to benefit from the support of the Council on these matters.
Mrs Amos reported the deterioration of the level of protection of civilians on a global scale. She mentioned as an example the recent crises in the Central African Republic (CAR) and in South Sudan. On peacekeeping missions, Mrs Amos wished to guarantee coordination between humanitarian action and the political objective of a mission. She reminded the importance for peacekeepers to remain neutral and impartial during their mission.
Mr Ladsous noted the fact that the UN and the international community had learned from the Rwandan genocide twenty years ago. However, since 1994, new threats against civilians had appeared. M. Ladsous encouraged the UN to adapt to those mutations in order to enable a quick response to protect civilians from these threats. Mr Daccord called on the states and the parties of a conflict to be held responsible for their actions during armed conflicts.
The Permanent Representative of France reminded that Peacekeeping missions were at the heart of the process of protecting civilians. He mentioned as an example the action of the Security Council in Mali which had permitted the stabilization of the country. A peacekeeping force with police functions should now be deployed in the CAR.
At the end of this debate, a presidential statement on the United Kingdom's initiative was adopted.
19 August 2013 – The protection of civilians in armed conflict on the agenda of the Security Council.
On the occasion of the World Humanitarian Day, the Security Council met to discuss the issue of protection of civilians in armed conflict. While indiscriminate attacks against civilians and deliberate attacks against humanitarian personnel are increasing, the issue is paramount.
The members of the Council expressed their concern over the violence perpetrated by states or armed groups against civilians, especially towards women and children. Some members of the Security Council for example raised serious concerns about the abuses and Human Right violations currently committed in Central African Republic.
By paying tribute to the humanitarian personnel, the Council also recalled the importance of "humanitarian space". Some states for instance denounced the growing threat to humanitarian and medical aid in Syria. The Council also expressed its serious preoccupation over the deliberate hindrances to humanitarian access, which directly affect civilians. Sudan and Syria were both mentioned in this context.
Protecting civilians also means fighting against impunity for the perpetrators of violence against civilians. In this context, a great number of Council members recalled the importance of the International Criminal Court, responsible for providing efficient and impartial justice. Several members of the Security Council called for a referral to this jurisdiction to investigate war crimes and the crimes against humanity committed by the Syrian regime.
The proliferation and free circulation of arms was also mentioned. Many welcomed the signing of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), allowing the regulation of legal and small arms trade and the fight against arms trafficking. Some members also raised the question of the use of armed drones and its impact on civilians.
Finally, several members of the Council called for the reinforcement of International Humanitarian Law implementation on the ground through specific measures. Initiatives such as International Humanitarian Law training for United Nations peacekeepers were welcomed.
France, as a candidate to the Human Right Council, attaches particular importance to the protection of civilians in armed conflict.
Today civilians account for the vast majority of the casualties in armed conflict. France believes that promoting the protection of civilians in all United Nations activities is essential.
In its first resolution on the issue of the protection of civilians, resolution 1265 (1999), the Security Council affirmed that certain situations where grave violations of international humanitarian law and human rights were taking place (in particular targeted attacks against civilians) could constitute a threat to peace and security, and hence be an issue to be dealt with by the Security Council.
Ten years later, on 11 November 2009, under the presidency of the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 1894 on the protection of civilians. This resolution marks the determination of the Security Council to remain seized of the issue, and covers many issues at stake for the protection of civilians.
Main elements of resolution 1894
Resolution 1894 of 11 November 2009 reaffirms the Security Council's determination to deal with situations in which serious violations of international humanitarian law and human rights have been committed. It establishes a link between the international community's obligations in the area of protection of civilians and its responsibility, including that of the Security Council, under the responsibility to protect, which is reaffirmed.
The resolution affirms the role of the Security Council in creating an environment that is conducive to the facilitation of humanitarian access.
It recognizes that the PKOs represent an important tool for the Security Council with respect to ensuring the protection of civilians and lists the concrete measures that must be taken in order to implement the protection mandates (development by the Secretary-General of operational guidelines, inclusion in the general planning of PKO activities of a protection strategy based on an analysis of the risks and threats and which clearly defines the priorities, actions, roles and responsibilities of all parties, under the leadership of the Secretary-General's Special Representative; the need to take into account the protection of civilians in leadership training and in pre-deployment training, benchmarks). This progress falls within the framework of the joint initiative by France and the United Kingdom regarding the review of the PKOs.
The resolution reaffirms the need to put an end to impunity and to prosecute persons responsible for the most serious crimes, including through the use of international criminal justice mechanisms. It recalls that the International Criminal Court has jurisdiction over war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide which are crimes committed against civilians.
The resolution strengthens the framework in which the Security Council must examine the issues relating to the protection of civilians by requesting more detailed and systematic information from the Secretary-General regarding the violations committed against civilians so that it can take this into consideration in its deliberations, and by recognizing the importance of the Aide Memoire on the protection of civilians prepared by the OCHA and adopted by the Security Council in January 2009.
The adoption of resolution 1973 in March 2011 regarding the situation in Libya represented a new step in the implementation of the protection of civilians by the Security Council. It was the first time that the Security Council gave a blanket authorisation for the use of force in order to protect civilians. Until then, such authorisation for humanitarian reasons was either limited in time (two months under resolution 929 for the Turquoise operation in Rwanda in 1994), or in scope (protection of humanitarian convoys under resolution 770 (1992) in Bosnia).
The protection of civilians should be viewed from various angles:
France attaches particular importance to the respect of humanitarian space, which is vital for ensuring access to populations in distress. It must be possible to allow the unhindered distribution of humanitarian aid.
On France's initiative, the General Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution in 1988 declaring the principle of freedom of access for organizations to victims of natural disasters and other emergency situations. (Resolution 43-131 of 8 December 1988, and Resolution 45-100 of 10 December 1990)
Since then, the principle has been reaffirmed by the Security Council in more than three hundred texts relating to around twenty conflicts. With this in mind, France is actively involved in the negotiation of General Assembly resolutions aimed at strengthening the effectiveness of humanitarian aid and protecting humanitarian personnel. Aid effectiveness and the safety of personnel are dependent on timely, unrestricted and unhindered access.
The humanitarian challenge (excerpt from the European Consensus on Humanitarian Aid)
"Humanitarian actors today face a number of major challenges. There has been an increasing tendency for International Law, including International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights Law and Refugee Law, to be ignored or blatantly violated. The 'humanitarian space' that is needed to ensure access to vulnerable populations and the safety and security of humanitarian workers must be preserved as essential preconditions for the delivery of humanitarian aid, and for the European Union (EU) and its partners in the humanitarian field to be able to get assistance including protection to crisis-hit people, based on respect for the principles of neutrality, impartiality, humanity and independence of humanitarian action, enshrined in International Law, in particular International Humanitarian Law."
Resolution 1674, adopted in 2006, establishes the general normative framework for the Council's action with regard to the protection of civilians in armed conflict. It reaffirms the principle of responsability to protect as formulated in the World Summit Outcome Document in 2005 (see file on R2P). It stipulates that all relevant information and analysis on the protection of civilians be reported to the Council and in particular includes provisions for UN peacekeeping operation mandates where appropriate and on a case-by-case basis to:
— protect civilians under imminent threat of physical danger;
— prevent and respond to sexual violence;
— facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance;
— ensure security in and around camps for refugees and security for the persons living there;
— create conditions conducive to their voluntary and safe return.
Nine peacekeeping operations have been mandated by the Security Council to protect civilians (MONUSCO in the Democratic Republic of Congo, MINUSMA in Mali, UNOCI in Côte d'Ivoire, UNMIL in Liberia, UNAMID in Darfur, UNISFA in Abyei (Sudan), UNMISS in South Sudan, MINUSTAH in Haiti, UNIFIL in Lebanon).
Millions of civilians are casualties of conflict. However, women and children are particularly vulnerable and have unfortunately become the most targeted victims. In addition, sexual violence is used in many armed conflicts as a weapon of war against civilians, and women are particularly affected.
Three key Security Council resolutions should be noted in this regard:
Resolution 1612 (2005) on children and armed conflict is currently the Security Council's landmark resolution thanks to the monitoring mechanism of the parties to conflict managed by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict, Mrs. Coomaraswamy, and thanks to the Council's Working Group. (See file on children and armed conflict)
Resolution 1325 (2000) on Women and Peace and Security ensures that women are not only better protected, but also more involved in resolving conflicts, helping to make a different voice heard. (See file on women's rights)
Resolution 1820 (2008) on Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict adopted on 19 June 2008, eight years after resolution 1325, marks a new development in the fight against sexual violence which has increased to unacceptable levels in recent years. Started on the United States' initiative, with France's active support, this resolution calls for intensifying the fight against the impunity of perpetrators of sexual violence. It links sexual violence as a war tactic to peacekeeping and international security, stipulates possible punishments for perpetrators of such crimes, and gives a clear mandate to the Secretary-General and to peacekeeping operations to take charge of the different aspects of this issue.
Resolution 1738 (2006) focuses on another specific group, journalists. This resolution, submitted at the initiative of France and Greece, "condemns intentional attacks against journalists, media professionals and associated personnel in situations of armed conflict, and calls on all parties to halt such practices. "
The fight against impunity. See section on "International Criminal Jurisdictions"
The Responsibility to Protect. See section on "Responsibility to Protect"
The protection of children in armed conflict. See section on "children and armed conflict"
The protection of women. See section on "Women's rights "
The protection of journalists in armed conflict. See section on "Protection of journalists in armed conflict "
The Security Council holds a six-monthly public debate on the issue of the protection of civilians.
During the last debate organized by the Chinese presidency of the Security Council on 25 June 2012, the member states of the Security Council commented the report of the Secretary General Ban Ki Moon on the protection of civilians in armed conflict.
They strongly condemned the attacks targeting the civilian populations, in violation of international humanitarian law. Having expressed their great concern regarding to increasing attacks against civilians in Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia, Soudan and DRC, the members of the Council recalled that fighting against impunity was also essential to the protection of the civilians.
(May 2014)
12 February 2014 - Security Council - Protection of civilians in armed conflict - Statement by Mr Gérard Araud, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
19 August 2013 - Security Council - Protection of civilians in armed conflict - Statement by Mr Alexis Lamek, Chargé d'Affaires a.i of France to the United Nations
12 February 2013 – Security Council - Protection of civilians in armed conflict – Statement by Mr Gérard Araud, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
25 June 2012 - Security Council - Protection of civilians in armed conflict - Statement by Mr Gérard Araud, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
9 November 2011 - Security Council - Protection of civilians in armed conflict - Statement by Mr Gérard Araud, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
22 November 2010 - Security Council - Protection of civilians in armed conflicts - Statement by Mr. Martin Briens, Permanent representative of France to the United Nations
7 July 2010 - Security Council - Protection of civilians in armed conflict: Statement by Mr. Gérard Araud, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
11 November 2009 - Security Council: Protection of civilians in armed conflict - Statement by Gérard Araud, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
12 August 2009 - 60th Anniversary of the adoption of the four Geneva Conventions of 1949 – Communiqué issued by the Permanent Mission of France to the United Nations
26 June 2009 - Security Council : Protection of civilians in armed conflict – Statement by Jean-Maurice Ripert, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
14 January 2009 - Debate on the Protection of Civilians at the Security Council – Speech by Ambassador Jean-Maurice Ripert, France's Permanent Representative to the United Nations
10 November 2008 - Item 65 - Strengthening of the coordination of humanitarian and disaster relief assistance of the United Nations, including special economic assistance – Statement delivered on behalf of the European Union by H. E. Jean-Maurice Ripert
27 May 2008 – Security Council: Protection of civilians in armed conflict – Statement by Mr. Jean-Maurice Ripert, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
20 November 2007 – Security Council: Protection of civilians in armed conflict – Statement by Mr. Jean-Maurice Ripert, Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
8 May 2014 - Security Council resolution 2154 creating "Captain Mbaye Diagne" medal to decorate United Nations staff showing exceptional courage
12 February 2014 - Security Council - Presidential statement
12 February 2013 - Security Council Presidential Statement
22 November 2010 - Statement by the President of the Security Council
11 November 2009 - Security Council resolution 1894
29 January 2009 - The savaging of humanitarian law – Article by M. Bernard Kouchner, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs
19 June 2008 – Security Council resolution 1820
December 2007 – The European Consensus on Humanitarian Aid
23 December 2006 - Security Council resolution 1738 - On the protection of journalists, media personnel and associated personnel
28 April 2006 – Security Council resolution 1674
26 July 2005 – Security Council resolution 1612
31 October 2000 – Security Council resolution 1325
17 September 1999 - Security Council resolution 1265 - First Security Council thematic resolution on the protection of civilians in armed conflict
14 December 1990 – General Assembly resolution 45/100
8 December 1988 – General Assembly resolution 43/131
See section on humanitarian action on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
See section on humanitarian affairs on the website of the United Nations


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The Struts have been refined with a semi-segmented construction. The segments allow the struts to mimic the shape of the profile, which helps to avoid stress points. The design is very lightweight but also precise, which increases the structural rigidity.
Compared to 2013, the layer of wave-shaped cloth situated at the boundary between the durable 50-gram D2 Ripstop Canopy and the super tough 160-gram trailing edge dacron is put higher and wider to eliminate stress points between the two materials. This change in construction leads to a better mitigation of flutter and flexing between the dissimilar materials.
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The Rebel has been a competitive kite in racing with super lowend and excellent upwind ability. Besides, within the North Kiteboarding line up the Rebel has the best windrange together with the Dyno. Today you could virtually say the Rebel is developing into two different directions.
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The Rebel 2014 in smaller sizes, talking about size 10 to 5, is my favourite kite when I go wave riding. Mentioning below just some of its performance properties which are essential for waveriding:
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CNN — Days before American shoppers rush to the stores for Black Friday deals after Thanksgiving, former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum joined a political choir urging Americans to buy at home this holiday season.
The Patriot Voice, a non-profit organization Santorum created in June after suspending his bid for the presidency, announced he and his wife, Karen Santorum's, "Made in the USA Christmas Challenge" Tuesday pushing holiday shoppers to buy gifts made in the United States.
"Whether Republican or Democrat, we can all agree that buying products made here at home makes sense," said Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania, who during his White House run touted a "Made in America" plan aimed at deterring job creation in other countries and eliminating U.S. corporate income taxes on companies manufacturing domestically.
Santorum gave former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney a run for his money in the GOP primaries earlier this year and won praise from the conservative wing of the party for his stances on abortion and traditional marriage.
The issue of products not manufactured in the United States during tough economic times popped up frequently during the Republican primaries and the general election.
Romney, a successful businessman, was slammed for off-shore tax havens and investing in companies abroad while Republicans hit President Barack Obama for trade policies they said favored businesses shipping jobs overseas.
Amid the flurry of anti-American job creation accusations, the concurrence of a campaign season and the Olympic Games created controversy around the U.S. Olympic team's uniforms. As Team U.S.A. represented the leaders of the free world in London, their uniforms were made in China causing a whirlwind of outrage from both lawmakers and on social media.
Earlier in the presidential contest the issue showed up again when it was found that former Republican candidate and House Speaker Newt Gingrich's campaign t-shirts were made in El Salvador, an embarrassing moment for a candidate campaigning against companies shipping manufacturing overseas.
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