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L'Île-de-France is not just made up of Paris, or Versailles and its famous castle, but is a large region with an abounding heritage of treasures from throughout the ages. By travelling just a few kilometres around the outskirts of Paris, you will soon find yourself in the heart of luxurious and poetic surroundings, such asAuvers-sur-Oise and Giverny, which provided great inspiration for impressionist painters such as Cézanne, Monet and Van Gogh. Or Barbizon's hamlet, a source of inspiration for Corot and Millet. Various castles can also be found in the outskirts of Paris, such as that of Malmaison, greatly appreciated byNapoleon, Vaux le Vicomte and its famous gardens, and the Royal Palace of Fontainebleau, the preferred residence of sovereigns throughout eight centuries. Or even the medieval city of Provins, which welcomes you into an amazing journey through time.
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One of the best servants of Welsh boxing in recent years, Gavin Rees retired this week after winning a farewell fight against Gary Buckland.
Rees was part of a golden era for boxing in the principality, and at one point in 2007 Rees, Enzo Maccarinelli and Joe Calzaghe all held world-title belts.
While Rees would certainly make a long list of the best-ever Welsh fighters as a British, European and WBA titleholder, he is edged out by three fighters from the era of eras for Welsh boxing, which occurred around 100 years ago.
Other men who just missed the cut are heavyweights Jack Petersen and Tommy Farr, who were both world ranked in the 1930s, with Farr famously going the distance with the great Joe Louis.
"Wee" Willie Davies and Tommy West spent most of their careers fighting tough opposition in the U.S. but were Welsh-born. Davies was a top flyweight who never quite got a full world-title shot; West got that honour as a welterweight and middleweight but came up short.
Going into the post-war period, Colin Jones managed a draw with Milton McCrory in a 1983 bout for the vacant WBC welterweight title but lost a rematch as well as a further title shot against Donald Curry.
At a similar time, Johnny Owen lost his life in the cruel aftermath of his challenge to Lupe Pintor's WBC Bantamweight Championship in 1980. Owen was just 24, and Hugh McIlvanney famously wrote of the shy young fighter that "it is his tragedy that he found himself articulate in such a dangerous language."
More recently Maccarinelli, Steve Robinson and Nathan Cleverly have had extended WBO title reigns but without really proving themselves to be truly world class.
Maccarinelli and Cleverly will come again, with one going down a division and the other going up. In addition, both Lee Selby and his brother Andrew may one day challenge the all-time greats.
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Data Facilities, this is the new name of the datacenter that Netrouting is opening in the city of Spijkenisse (Rotterdam Area), The Netherlands.
The datacenter will offer space for nearly 350 racks, with a guaranteed minimum
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The datacenter built-out will proceed in 2 phases. The first phase will offer a total capacity of nearly 100 racks and will be available to the public as of November 1, 2012. The total netto datacenter surface area is around 940m2. The facility will also provide in meeting-rooms, office units, a cafeteria and a customer workspace. The second phase, offering capacity for an additional ~250 racks is scheduled to be provisioned in the first quarter of 2013.
Data Facilities will offer top of the line datacenter services to support in the needs of reliable cooling, power, racks and security for services offered by Netrouting. With the opening of our new facility, Netrouting will introduce everyone to our revised dedicated servers and VPS product line. New products will include the latest generation of Intel Ivy Bridge CPU's and fully redundant Cloud VPS offerings. This is a great step forward for Netrouting in The Netherlands. Over the past year we've been struggling with options to expand and this new facility has finally given us the solution we've been searching for.
On behalf of myself and the team here at Netrouting, I'd like to thank everyone for their continued loyalty and support. We could not have done it without you!
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Laurel Dabbs has been using antique hand tools and Atlantic white cedar to make authentic working decoys, shorebirds, and songbirds since 1988. She learned the craft from a gifted carver and hunter's guide who carried on the traditions of his own family history. She believes the tradition and history of her work are as important as the style and form of her carvings—each decoy must be seaworthy and durable as well as beautiful.
Dabbs's gunning decoys start as 8-foot planks of white cedar, winter-cut and air-dried for at least two years. Using a hatchet, mallet and gouge, spokeshave, and carving knife, she attaches the doweled (for strength) head to the hollowed-out body. Durable house paint assures a sturdy finish that stands up to the rigors of field use, while inletted lead enables the decoy to right itself in choppy water or sit nicely on a mantel.
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Author Link Ballard, John. grantee.
Title Link Land grant 2 June 1673.
Summary Location: Nansemond County.
Description: 300 acres only the courses and distances recited in the patent.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 6, 1666-1679 (pt.1 & 2 p.1-692), p. 469 (Reel 6).
Part of the index to the recorded copies of patents for land issued by the Secretary of the Colony serving as the colonial Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.
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SKIPPACK Ś Suzanne MacFadden says that when she retired as a Lutheran pastor, she resumed making quilts.
ôAll the young women in my congregation were quilting,ö said MacFadden, a Franconia resident who led a church in Emmaus. ôThey convinced me to start up again. Iĺd like to thank them for that.ö
On Friday, the Homemakerĺs Country Quilters quilt guild will kick off its 15th annual show at the Montgomery County 4-H Center.
The organization is celebrating its 30th anniversary with an event titled, Showcase of Quilts XV ľ ôCelebrating 30 Years of Friendship, Fabric and Fun.ö
Admission to the event Ś scheduled for Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Route 113, one mile south of Route 73 Ś costs $7, according to information provided by the organization.
Between 500 and 700 people are expected to attend the show, according to guild President Jane Nase.
She says the event will showcase numerous quilts produced by members of the guild.
The club, which includes between 70 and 80 active members, meets the second Friday of every month at the 4-H building, according to Barbara Tudgay, who is serving with MacFadden as an event co-chair.
Quilts include a backing, usually a whole felt piece of cloth, a layer of cotton batting and the top layer pieced together, according to Nase.
She says the quilts can be made by machine or hand, and that the guild stresses the handmade technique, which dates back to the Colonial era.
ôWe take great pride in the quilts that are handmade,ö she said.
According to Nase, making a large quilt can take up to sixth months ôif you apply yourself.ö
She said working intermittently, completion can take approximately two years.
According to MacFadden, quilt making requires the ability to follow directions, sew, and the ability to visualize ornate patterns on a piece of fabric.
ôItĺs just like putting a puzzle together,ö said MacFadden, 70, who has made blankets, table runners and place mats.
Tudgay says she enjoys the creativity of turning fabric into ôanything you want.ö
ôItĺs just like a woodworker turning a tree into a cabinet,ö said Tudgay, who lives in Upper Gwynedd. ôThereĺs a real sense of accomplishment.ö
The show will include a merchant mall, bag raffle, demonstrations, educational displays, door prizes, a recycle room, consignment shop, and quilterĺs cafÚ, according to the same information.
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Rafsanjani Sketches Vision of a Moderate, Modern Iran
By ELAINE SCIOLINO,
Published: April 19, 1992
TEHERAN, Iran, April 17— Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani would like to be seen as a thoroughly modern mullah.
The Iranian President studies economic issues at least two hours a day, gets CNN in his office and speaks English perhaps even better than his Berkeley-educated brother. Although he holds the title of Hojatolislam -- one rank lower than Ayatollah -- he sprinkles his speeches and sermons with statistics, not quotations from the Koran.
Like George Bush, he likes to cut through his administration's bureaucracy by picking up the phone, calling his ambassadors abroad and fellow heads of state like Turgut Ozal of Turkey and Helmut Kohl of Germany at odd hours of the day and night. The State Builder
"His ideal is to bring Iran to the highest level of its economic, industrial and cultural potential," said Mohammed Hashemi, the President's younger brother, who runs the country's official radio and television. "He's in for the struggle."
If the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was the austere revolutionary determined to smash the old regime, Mr. Rafsanjani is the state builder, just as determined to create institutions that will restore the country to a position of power in the region.
Interviews with close associates before and after parliamentary elections on April 10 made clear that Mr. Rafsanjani's most pressing goal is to convince the world that he is a mature, reliable leader of a vital nation that is ripe for foreign investment and loans -- one bent on meeting the economic needs of its people, not political expansion.
But it would be wrong to characterize Mr. Rafsanjani as a Western-style leader ready to cast off his clerical robes at the earliest opportunity.
His Government is constrained by revolutionary purists who accuse it of betrayal. The regime has long been accused in the West of sponsoring terrorists, including the kidnappers of foreigners in Lebanon, although the intercession of Mr. Rafsanjani is credited with helping to free the remaining American hostages.
Since he became President, perhaps thousands of Iranians have been executed, including drug offenders, opposition guerrillas, Communists, Kurds, Bahais, even clerics. And his Government has refused to rescind the death sentence imposed in February 1989 by Ayatollah Khomeini against the writer Salman Rushdie for supposedly blaspheming Islam in his novel "The Satanic Verses."
The tension in the Rafsanjani Government between the impulses of extremism and moderation are perhaps best illustrated by the comments of the President himself.
In a sermon in December, Mr. Rafsanjani called for "prudence" in domestic and foreign policy, "so that we can have a presence and help people without being accused of engaging in terrorism, without anyone being able to call us fanatics."
Yet just this week, in an indication of the continuing political risks of being too closely aligned with the West, Mr. Rafsanjani said in his Friday sermon: "The West is drumming up confusion and pandemonium in their newspapers by saying that after these elections, the Government of Iran will become more and more Westernized. That is a lie."
Elected to a four-year term as President in 1989 with 95 percent of the vote, Mr. Rafsanjani appears to be headed toward another major electoral victory in parliamentary voting, in which he engineered the candidate-selection process to exclude some of his most troublesome opponents.
If the results of the first round of the elections last week are echoed in next month's runoff, he will enjoy a clear majority in the legislature, a development that will present him with a strong mandate to pursue his reforms and the most important challenge of his political career.
"So many changes have occurred so far, and more major things are yet to come," said Mohsen Adeli, the American-educated director of the Central Bank and a close ally of Mr. Rafsanjani. "Of course, it depends on how society can absorb it, and the more it can, the more we will introduce our policies."
A senior official in another ministry put it more bluntly.
"The country has become corrupt and the people are losing their spirit," the official said. "They have sacrificed for too long. Rafsanjani is the last chance."
To date the results of Mr. Rafsanjani's efforts have been inconclusive. Since the end of the Persian Gulf war, his country has re-established or improved relations with a number of European, Middle Eastern and Asian countries but has failed to attract much foreign investment or many foreign loans.
Mr. Rafsanjani, 57 years old, is an agile politician who speaks like the people, not like the religious aristocracy, and knows how to cajole, amuse, lecture, threaten and sway. He sometimes seems to feel confined in his clerical garb, pushing his turban back on his forehead and pulling up the sleeves of his robe as if they somehow constrain him. He has been known to burst into tears in mid-sermon, as he did when he spoke about Iraq's use of chemical weapons during the long border war.
Perhaps his most adroit maneuver came the day after a little-known Beirut newspaper in November 1986 broke the story of the illegal American arms sales to Iran, a revelation that was just as embarrassing for Teheran as it was for Washington.


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Outstanding! Don't miss this B&B on the Big Isle!
Our hosts Markie & Jerry took a genuine interest in their guests and shared much more than what is described in brochures. They opened up their gardens & workshops to us, made available a washer/dryer (with detergent!), and shared the love of a myriad of farm animals and pets. Both are excellent artists who shared their skills and guided us to create our own memory to bring home. Neighbors and friends stopped by and chatted with the guests like they were their own. A genuine "homey" feel all around. The living space was spotless. A wonderful stop that we will certainly repeat if we get the chance to visit the Big Island again!
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Thanks to other TripAdvisors out there who provided enough info for what to expect. Indeed, everything is true, so not much more to add that hasn't already been said.
Jerry and Markie are great hosts, and provided excellent recommendations both around Puna and Kona for local aquatic activities, B&B tips, restaurants. The time staying out in Orchidland made the Big Island and Volcanoes NP enjoyable; nice place, nice garden, nice room, nice breakfast...I wouldn't know what else could have made it better. I travel a lot internationally due to business (4/5 star) and this was a much more relaxing experience. (I'd go so far to say anyone who doesn't give A&O a great review has unrealistic expectations.)
My only worthwhile tip to add here: follow the instructions closely getting there from Hwy. 130 if you're a cityfolk like me renting a 2WD; Pohaku Drive is not a good short-cut to 39th Ave. from Hilo due to potholes and other rural road conditions. (Orchidland Dr...or, use Pohaku Place --> 35th --> Laniuma are both fine). Enjoy your time in the rainforest.
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Look at their web site ---- - everything is true also that it is IN the rain forest! So don't hesitate when you drive along the so-called roads. This Bed & Breakfast with the very friendly hosts Markie and Jerry is worth every chuckhole.
We stayed with our three children in the beautiful garden room and it was so comfortable that it was difficult to leave this nice place for explorer the rest of Big Island. Everytime again!
The perfect place to stay!
We stayed at Art and Orchids B&B in Keaau very close to Hilo yet in the Tropical Rainforest. Great location to Volcanos National Park, Pahoa and Hilo. We stayed in the upstairs Rainbow Room with King size bed and very comfortable spacious attached kitchenette and sitting/living area. Everything is very well decorated and open and spacious. The hosts are wonderful and will provide your stay with lots of info about the area. We highly recommend this B&B and will definitely be back!
The Only Place We Would Want To Stay on the Big Island
Art and Orchids in Keaau, Hawaii (Orchidland) is a wonderful place to stay.
Great owners (Jerry Garder and Marklyn "Markie" Wilson), the breakfast is always good (love the fresh fruit, eggs, etc. from their garden), and the garden room was really nice and cozy.
It was nice staying at a Bed and Breakfast that accomdates our "rambunctuous" 3 year old son.
Our 14 year old daughter enjoyed staying at the Bed and Breakfast.
Would recommend this Bed and Breakfast to anyone and everyone.
When we move to the Big Island in 2006 or 2007, our first choice for a place to live is in Orchidland.
Very comfortable and roomy.
We had planned to stay our last night somewhere else on the island, but this place was so nice that we stayed on there. The rooms were fairly large, nicely decorated and comfortable. The breakfasts were great. There was a gas grill, microwave, refridgerator, dishes and pots and pans at our disposal. I would recommend it to anyone wanting to visit the Volcano area.
An Excellent Place!!!
We recently had the pleasure of staying at Art and Orchids, a wonderful B & B located near Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii. My husband and I stayed in the Garden Room, on the ground floor and my mother-in-law stayed in the Orchid Room, on the 2nd floor. Both of the rooms were beautifully decorated and extremely comfortable. Both my husband and I have chronic back problems, but our bed was great and we slept very comfortably.
There are a lot of great things about Art and Orchids, but just to mention a few, I would have to start with the detail and care that Markie and Jerry, the owners, have obviously put into making their guests' experiences special. The rooms are beautiful and well thought out. The Garden Room has it's own sitting room, complete with plenty of books and magazines. The bathroom has a jacuzzi tub, and the little necessities like shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and a hair dryer are provided. The Orchid Room and Rainbow Room share the 2nd floor sitting room, which is a pleasure to hang out in. Both the Orchid Room and the Rainbow Room also have their own private bathrooms. Guests can also enjoy the jacuzzi hot-tub outside under the stars. Breakfast is a treat, with freshly blended fruit smoothies, homemade mac nut granola, hard-boiled eggs, ham, and a freshly baked goodie from Markie's oven. We had a coffee cake the 1st morning, and muffins the 2nd morning.
You see, even though we'd originally only booked one night's stay, we had such a nice time that we decided we just had to stay a second night.
Markie and Jerry are very friendly and knowledgeable and we had a fun time swapping stories with them. I even got to play in the art studio! Markie taught me how to marble paper and even how to make hand-made paper decorated with flowers and leaves from their yard. It was really fun!
We had a wonderful time at Art and Orchids and recommend it heartily. We will be staying there again.
Rain Forest get-away with ono breakfast!
Markie and Jerry's B&B is close to Hilo, but away from the bustle. They are growing the most fascinating array of plants, from avocado to macadamia nuts, orchids of all types, bamboo, papaya, pineapple, nutmeg...the list goes on and on. The free-range chickens (no roosters to wake you up!) provided us with eggs for breakfast, the caged parrots were so colorful, it was like looking at a rainbow up close, the rain at night was peaceful and made for great sleeping in comfortable beds. The breakfast was awe inspiring - fresh made smoothie, hard boiled eggs and slices of ham, whole wheat bread, home-made muffins, local marmalade (ours was tangerine), home-made granola with macadamia nuts from the property, and more. It was very sweet to wake up in the morning knowing breakfast was going to be great. Jerry and Markie took us on tours of the property and named plants and told us about their growing details (we're planning on moving here, so this is very valuable information for us). They told us about a huge farmers' market on Sunday, too. It was a great stay, and I'd definitely stay there again. Clean, restful, fun. Markie and Jerry also have an art studio, and next time, I'd like to spend some time "playing" in the studio. A+ bed and breakfast.
Rain forest hideaway
I arrived at night so was unprepared for the view that awaited me upon arising. Just outside the window is a lush tropical rain forest! Due to the altitude the temperature is comfortable year-round. (No need for heat or air conditioning.)
On the table was a pile of macadamia nuts and various tropical fruits from their trees. Markie made muffins from mangos (or some other local fruit, I'm not quite sure) that were absolutely incredible! I could not stop eating them.
Markie and Jerry are fairly recent transplants to Hawaii who have a lot of interesting experiences to share. The prices are reasonable and the setup is suitable for families as well as couples or singles. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for something different and off the beaten track.
Art & Orchids: Great B&B in the Hawaiian rain forest!
Art & Orchids is a wonderful B&B in the Hawaiian rain forest! Jerry and Markie, the owners, are interested in tropical agriculture and art, so they have every imaginable tropical fruit growing in the yard (and available for picking and eating!), their own coffee bushes, and a zillion orchids attached to the native ohia trees. They are both art lovers and art doers. Some of the art on the walls and on the shelves is their own work and some of it they have collected--plus they have studio space and equipment for guests to use.
The rooms are lovely. We stayed in the Orchid Room, which is on the second floor and looks out on the lush trees and vines that are all around the house. And even though the other room was called the Rainbow Room, we also saw some beautiful rainbows. We woke to the sound of birds chirping every morning. The cost was $70 per night for two--a lot less than I was expecting for a room in Hawaii!
You'll definitely need to rent a car. Very close by are volcanos, surfing, more areas of rain forest, a botanical garden, and the town of Hilo with restaurants, a tsunami museum (and other museums), art galleries, etc.
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LAKEWOOD — The Northridge baseball team went toe-to-toe like a prize fighter in prime time with Pueblo West on Friday afternoon.
Hit for hit, run for run, big play for big play, the pair gnawed at each other in their first-round game of the Class 4A State Baseball Championships at Keli McGregor Field at All-Star Park.
The 9-8 loss drops No. 8 seed Northridge to 15-7 and into the consolation bracket this morning at 11 against Canon City (13-9) at Cherokee Trail High School.
Pueblo West, the No. 1 seed, takes its 19-4 mark into a 3 p.m. game this afternoon against Valor Christian (16-7) at All-Star Park.
On an anything-you-can-do, I-can-do-better stage, the Wolverines rode the right arm of senior pitcher Logen Letofsky to a victory with the tying run stranded on third base to end the game.
Letofsky, who entered the game with a sparkling 1.04 earned-run average, threw 147 pitches to hold off a pesky Northridge lineup that roughed him up for seven earned runs and forced him to make a heady decision in the top of the seventh, forcing Brad Marx at third base after fielding a bunt bare-handed.
"Hey," Letofsky said, "they're a good-hitting team that puts the ball in play. They just kept battling back. I figured that if I had bobbled that ball, I still had time to throw to first."
Letofsky was tagged by Pueblo West coach Dan Sanchez as "the smartest kid I've ever coached.
"In a game like this, you want an athlete on the mound," added Sanchez, who explained Letofsky refused to give up the ball despite his high pitch count.
Northridge designated hitter Michael Graff drove in the tying run (7-7) in the top of the sixth with a single, but the Cyclones scratched their way to two runs in the bottom half of the inning, one via a sacrifice fly by Letofsky (four RBI), and what proved to be the winning run on a two-out single by Derrick Robinson (3-for-4, two RBI) off of Northridge reliever Justus Martin.
"We had our chances," Northridge coach Mike Huston said. "Dammit. We had our chances."
One failed chance came in the sixth when four-hole hitter Garrad Martinez grounded sharply to shortstop to end the inning with runners on first and second.
Martinez (2-for-4, two runs, two RBI) also struck out to end the third inning with a runner on.
However, the stocky senior also sailed a two-run home run nearly 400 feet over the left-field wall in the third when the Grizzles scored four runs on four hits to take a 6-5 lead.
"I got a change-up (on the home run)," said Martinez, who added he owed Letofsky one for the time the Cyclone senior hit a dinger off of him a few years ago when he lived in Pueblo.
"Our errors are what killed us," Martinez said. "Not our hitting. If we don't make the errors, you take away at least two of their runs and we win."
One arguable error came in the bottom of the first with two outs when Northridge left fielder Kyle Greenwell misjudged a fly ball by Pueblo West junior Korbin Williams. The end result was five unearned runs by the Cyclones that downplayed a two-run first by Northridge on RBI singles by Marx and Martinez as Letofsky threw 32 first-inning pitches.
"My arm doesn't hurt yet probably just because of adrenalin," Letofsky said. "It will hurt later."
The Grizzlies' other errors resulted in a run in the third and the eventual winning run in the sixth for the Cyclones.
They also didn't help starting pitcher Mac Malone, who fired a heavy load of breaking pitches against the fastball-hitting Cyclones, who scored just three earned runs off of him and failed to capitalize on six walks.
"They're good hitters, but I focused on just throwing strikes," said Malone, who threw 131 pitches in 6 2⁄ 3 innings. "It's a mental thing. I'd get down on myself a little bit, but we stayed right there with them."
Added Huston: "We knew we had to win two to move on, and that's what we'll do (today)."
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PWHS — Logen Letofsky (W, 5-1, 10H, 6ER, 3BB, 4SO) and Dustin Peterson. 2B: Petertson, Gavin Compton. RBI: Letofsky 4, Derrick Robinson 2, Peterson, Peter Ward.


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Last month a small share in the bank was transferred to one of Ne Win's grandsons, with another grandson claiming that the family's company had reached an agreement with Tay Za—the founder and majority shareholder—to buy 60 percent of AGD Bank's shares.
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"I am selling out 60 percent of AGD bank's shares, yet I'm reconsidering about it. I'm saying this openly since I don't want anyone to suffer," said Tay Za, without specifying the reason for his reconsideration of the sale.
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As a punishment for his alleged continuing links to Burma's former military regime and arms deals, the US Treasury Department includes Tay Za and his companies on its Specially Designated Nationals list, barring companies and individuals with interests in the United States from dealing with him.
"The foreign banks are coming in. We even have to provide Master Card services later than the other banks because of US sanctions on me," Tay Za told reporters.
"Everything I do is later than the others. They did not seem so warm towards us. The facts I have just mentioned are the reason why I want to sell my shares out."
He also noted that a major company is backing the Ne Win family. The other Ne Win grandson, Aye Ne Win, told The Irrawaddy last month that the China National Corporation for Overseas Economic Corporation (CCOEC), which is part of a Chinese state-owned conglomerate, was using the family company, Omni, to invest US$4.9 billion in various sectors in Burma.
"The company that they are working with is a big company which is giving financial support to 100 countries around the world," he said.
Tay Za has complained in the past about the impact of sanctions on his businesses in the past, and may want to offload companies to avoid his sanctioned status disadvantaging them as Burma's economy becomes open to competition from Western firms.
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It is surprising to me that a company transfer its shares without being paid!
This is farce. One robber is getting help from another. This in another dirty tricks
of Tay Za. Whatever he has got are the Burmese public belongings. The butcher of Burma New Win looted the poor people of Burma. Now his family is continuing his policy. Every dog has his own day.
You are hundred percent right. It is people's money.
Meetings after meetings amongst Myanmar born ex patriots who has accounts in Myanmar banks. Most of them were victims of 'nationalization' when Ne Win took over. That meant business and business related items. They have decided to pull out from Myanmar banks [that are related to Ne Win family].
You are absolutely right. All Ne Win's families' assets must be nationalised without compensation.
That man was the roots of almost all problems of Burma. The person who benefitted most from his Burmese Way To Socialism is Mrs. Suu Aris. Without Ne Win's massacre of some 10,000 students in 1988, Mrs. Suu Aris would just be a widow of Oxford. Think about it. Am I wrong?
Ne Win and Than Shwe still rule Myanmar thru Thein Sein the puppet. Let Thein Sein perform the "Oo Ta Lone Nae Shwe Yoe Dance" in the middle of Than Shwe's Bunker.
"The Ne Win family had not yet paid for those shares already transferred." Sounds like Ne Win family is planning to nationalize Tay Za's bank.
That's not funny.
Tay Za not officially sell the shares. Now he changed his mind not to sell. They are just playing diplomacy and want to know what peoples say. New Win is the master or Bawashin Min Tayar of Bama, because looted money and properties from Kalars and Tayokes ( Chinese ) and distributed to Bama peoples. But Bama peoples does not know how to control business and properties, so again they sold all their properties to Kalars and Tayokes, so now Than Shwe not give to Bama peoples, but he managed some boys like Tay Za and Zaw Zaw, Opium War Lord son Tun Myint Naing ( Steven Law ) a Kokan chinese also other cronies to control his wealth. That is Myanmar to day.
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I'm gonna start TTC sometime soon and of course I've already started to consider names. I'd love suggestions that flow well with future older brother Edison, and older sister Reagan. I like surname names, but I'm open to other choices, just trying to avoid being too matchy. Boy and girl names are welcome :-)
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Hmm. I'm not the best with coming up with unique suggestions, but I agree with keeping the theme of surname sounds (though I'd look for less 'commonly heard as last name' choices to keep it from looking like a law firm). Also, stay with more unisex names for your girls, like Reese, Payton, Morgan, so that Reagan alone isn't lumped in the boy group.
One surname name for a boy that I have really grown fond of lately is Mercer. I didn't like it at first but it's actually kinda bad ass sounding to me now. Also I like Parker, Parks is cool as a nickname or on its own. Sterling is an awesome name I see every now and then around where I live, and one I would consider for a boy if it weren't so alliterative with my boyfriend's last name (same first three letters are shared, so it's too much, sadly!).
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"... worthy of the long-forgotten sadism of Faulkner's Jason Compson: real, brutal and funny... something Hunter S. Thompson might have thought up on a hallucinogenic trip in a stolen Caddie in Vegas." (Ryder magazine)
Artwork: Kate Murphy
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The Smiths are visited by Commander Abraham Lincoln of Central Security, who claims their daughter, a soldier, was captured and decapitated. But, thanks to the top-secret Operation Hydra, military doctors have been able to save her by surgically re-attaching her head. There are two problems: (1) The Smiths don't have a daughter. (2) Somebody got the wrong head. Developed at Stage Left Theatre, Chicago.
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"... a welcome return to the American folk tradition of storytelling... stories swapped over a campfire or shared by strangers in a diner late at night... down-on-their-luck American working people immortalized in country music, but because Owens focuses on the dark humor inherent in misfortune we can admire their endurance... not cry in our beer with pity... an evening that looms larger than life." (Chicago Reader)
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In the best of many wonderful moments in "A Cudahy Caroler Christmas," Alison Mary Forbes makes her appearance as Trixie, a mousy librarian auditioning for Stasch Zielinski's Cudahy choir.
Trixie can't sing a note - until downing half a bottle of mango-peach schnapps. Suitably fortified, the real Trixie moves into a clothes-shucking burlesque routine that liberates her body and unleashes Forbes' amazing voice. Forbes may be singing a sadistic librarian's fantasy about torturing patrons, but her Trixie is also gloriously - and uproariously - free. »Read Full Article(3)
It's funny how well Martin plays bluegrass
What would the Wild and Crazy Guy have thought of this?
There he was Wednesday, Steve Martin, standing on the stage of the Riverside Theater, picking a banjo and playing some soothing bluegrass music. »Read Full Article(1)
WTMJ-TV blacked out on Time Warner Cable in fee dispute
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) was removed from the Time Warner Cable lineup at midnight Wednesday in a dispute between the cable firm and Journal Broadcast Group, the station's owners.
The two sides are engaged in a dispute over fees paid to WTMJ, and five other Journal Broadcast stations, by Time Warner to allow it to retransmit the stations' programming. »Read Full Blog Post(149)
WTMJ news ratings drop on day one of cable blackout
The WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) 6 and 10 p.m. newscasts lost more than 38,000 Milwaukee television homes on the first day of the station's blackout on Time Warner Cable, compared with viewing levels for the same newscasts in July.
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Singles Scorecard: New songs from One Direction, Chris Brown, Ariana Grande, Icona Pop and Kings of Leon
Boy band One Direction has just released its best song ever, aptly titled "Best Song Ever." Photo by Jeff Wheeler. »Read Full Blog Post
WTMJ blackout looms in dispute with Time Warner Cable
Time Warner Cable customers in Milwaukee should enjoy Wednesday night's two-hour episode of "America's Got Talent" because at midnight WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), the station that carries it and other NBC programming, may be blacked out for the foreseeable future.
The two sides are engaged in a dispute over fees paid to WTMJ, and other Journal Broadcast Group stations, by Time Warner to allow it to retransmit the stations' programming. »Read Full Blog Post(40)
Justin Vernon moves beyond Bon Iver
An informal survey is being conducted in the men's bathroom of Racy D'lene's Coffee Lounge in downtown Eau Claire.
Scribbled on a bulletin board above the urinal is a question: "Is living in the E.C. even worth it?" Below the inquiry are four columns: "(expletive) yes," "yes," "no" and "(expletive) no." Responses seemed to be equally split. »Read Full Article
Clear Channel has top stations in Milwaukee radio ratings
Here are the latest Milwaukee area radio ratings by all listeners ages 6 and older. The survey results include only stations that subscribe to the Arbitron ratings service.
Clear Channel has the top three stations; country station WMIL-FM leads the market, oldies station WRIT-FM is second, followed by conservative talk radio WISN-AM. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
Trailers for space drama 'Gravity' with Clooney, Bullock by director with state ties
Advance glimpses of "Gravity" at Comic-Con resulted in some to describe it as this year's "Life of Pi." It stars George Clooney and Sandra Bullock as two astronauts adrift in space.
It was written and directed by Alfonso Cuaron, who directed "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban' - perhaps the best of the series - and "Y tu mama tambien." »Read Full Blog Post
Edo de Waart to step in to conduct Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood
Edo de Waart returns to the Tanglewood classical music festival for the first time in nine years on Friday to conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra in place of conductor and pianist Christoph Eschenbach.
Eschenbach cannot travel by plane because of an inner ear infection. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Lebowski Fest releases poster, schedule
Lebowski Fest, a gathering of fans of the Coen Bros. 1998 film "The Big Lebowski," has released its poster promoting its visit to Milwaukee.
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District 14 brewpub planning to open in Bay View
District 14 Brewery & Pub would have 10 tap lines of its own beers when it opens at 2273 S. Howell Ave., possibly as soon as late September or early October.
Matt McCulloch said he plans to offer "new beers all the time." Four of the taps would be constant -- likely a lower-alcohol, or session, IPA, a brown ale, a chocolate stout and a Kölsch. The others would change continually. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Milwaukee Film's ad campaign, putting on the big boy pants
There are so many things about the Milwaukee Film Festival that feel like home now.
At what other festival is the night of local shorts, what we call "The Milwaukee Show," one of the most beloved and beguiling nights of the run? Or what about the monthly screenings for members at the Oriental Theatre, so often a packed house of great people enjoying a beer, a box of Milk Duds and a great film. »Read Full Blog Post(2)


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