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In November 2017 Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh celebrate their platinum wedding anniversary.
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The Royal Maundy is an ancient ceremony which has its origin in the commandment Christ gave after washing the feet of his disciples on the day before Good Friday.
The commandment (also known as a 'mandatum' from which the word Maundy is derived) 'that ye love one another' (John XIII 34) is still recalled regularly by Christian churches throughout the world. The ceremony of washing the feet of the poor which was accompanied by gifts of food and clothing can be traced back to the fourth century.
It seems to have been the custom as early as the thirteenth century for members of the royal family to take part in Maundy ceremonies, to distribute money and gifts, and to recall Christ's simple act of humility by washing the feet of the poor.
Henry IV began the practice of relating the number of recipients of gifts to the sovereign's age, and as it became the custom of the sovereign to perform the ceremony, the event became known as the Royal Maundy.
In the eighteenth century the act of washing the feet of the poor was discontinued and in the nineteenth century money allowances were substituted for the various gifts of food and clothing.
Maundy money as such started in the reign of Charles II with an undated issue of hammered coins in 1662. The coins were a four penny, three penny, two penny and one penny piece but it was not until 1670 that a dated set of all four coins appeared. Prior to this, ordinary coinage was used for Maundy gifts, silver pennies alone being used by the Tudors and Stuarts for the ceremony.
Maundy money has remained in much the same form since 1670, and the coins used for the Maundy ceremony have traditionally been struck in sterling silver, save for the brief interruptions of Henry VIII's debasement of the coinage and the general change to 50% silver coins in 1920.
The sterling silver standard (92.5%) was resumed following the Coinage Act of 1946 and in 1971, when decimalisation took place, the face values of the coins were increased from old to new pence.
The effigy of The Queen on ordinary circulating coinage has undergone four changes, but Maundy coins still bear the same portrait of Her Majesty prepared by Mary Gillick for the first coins issued in the year of her coronation in 1953.
Today's recipients of Royal Maundy, as many elderly men and women as there are years in the sovereign's age, are chosen because of the Christian service they have given to the Church and community. At the ceremony which takes place annually on Maundy Thursday, the sovereign hands to each recipient two small leather string purses. One, a red purse, contains – in ordinary coinage – money in lieu of food and clothing; the other, a white purse, contains silver Maundy coins consisting of the same number of pence as the years of the sovereign's age.


text: I'm designing a cheap 5.1 or 6.1 system for a bedroom. The Receiver will probably be a $300-400 Denon, HK, Yamaha, etc. with 75-100wpc. For Aesthetic (WAF) reasons, the surrounds have to be white and installed in the ceiling next to some circular lightings. (Plus wiring will be easy through the attic since it has to be hidden) The Home entertainment center is built in and there is very limited cabinet space for the mains. (8" wide adjustable height cabinets) The mains CAN be mounted on brackets from the wall or side of the cabinet which is why I was looking at JBL SCS™ SERIES speakers. The problem is I need a white circular in-ceiling surround that matches them. The center channel can be anything as there's plenty of room for it above the TV. If the in-ceiling surrounds poses a problem I suppose I could try my best to use wall or ceiling mounted satellite surrounds, but they'd have to be white. DIY kits are an option for the mains as long as the center is shielded and the budget is close to $500 for the 5 speakers. I guess the surrounds don't even have to match the fronts because there won't be any critical HT listening. (The bed isn't even aligned with the entertainment center) The priority here is "looks" and just basic function as surround sound.


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Those complaining about the high price of Renault Scala must understand that the car offers real value for money. The fit and finish of the car is excellent and no compromises have been made on the quality of the equipment and materials used in the designing of the car. I have been driving the car myself since the past one and a half year and it drives like a dream. No complains at all!
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Rebecca Patterson is Chief Investment Officer at Bessemer Trust, a privately owned wealth and investment management firm that oversees more than $120 billion in assets.
Ms. Patterson has overall responsibility for investments, including asset allocation, strategic portfolio direction, and research. She is chair of the Investment Policy and Strategy Committee and a member of the firm's Management Committee.
Prior to joining Bessemer, Ms. Patterson was Chief Markets Strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management. In that role, she headed the global client advisory group and was a member of the private bank's investment committee. Ms. Patterson joined JPMorgan as an investment bank research analyst and later became the global head of foreign exchange and commodities for the private bank, working in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Prior to her career at JPMorgan, Ms. Patterson was a journalist who covered politics, economics, and financial markets for Dow Jones and the Associated Press, in the U.S. and Europe.
Ms. Patterson earned a B.S. in journalism from the University of Florida, an M.A. in international relations from The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, and an M.B.A. from New York University.
She is a member of the New York Federal Reserve's Investor Advisory Committee, the Economic Club of New York, and the Council on Foreign Relations. She also chairs the University of Florida Investment Corporation's Advisory Board. Ms. Patterson is also a member of the board of GlobalKids, a non-profit focused on providing children with global perspectives in their education. In 2014, 2015 and 2016 she was named one of "The 25 Most Powerful Women in Finance" by American Banker.
The kiwi has risen sharply against the U.S. dollar in the last two weeks. But that won't last, this strategist says.
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From Portugal to Ireland, nothing has dented the euro's surprising strength. And in Canada, even a no-confidence vote hasn't jarred the Canadian dollar. Here's how to trade them.
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A television presenter since 1999, Anna Choy has worked with people from a wide range of fields, from popular culture icons to technical experts. As a reporter for the science and technology program Beyond Tomorrow she demonstrates her versatility, covering innovations and breakthroughs in all areas of life. In addition to her overseas shooting commitments, Anna wrote and researched for Beyond Tomorrow in Sydney
Beyond Tomorrow screens in Australia on The Seven Network and internationally on the Discovery Channel in over sixty countries.
At the age of 10, she took her schoolwork to Hong Kong while she portrayed 'Rose' in Cassidy, a two-part ABC mini series, directed by Carl Schultz. While attending Fort Street Selective Co-Ed in Petersham, Anna played the lead role of 'Kumiko', in Film Australia/NHKs futuristic productions Escape from Jupiter and Return from Jupiter.
While working full time with Channel Seven as a host on The Big Breakfast and The Big Arvo, Anna attained her Bachelor of Arts (Politics) degree at Macquarie University. She also completed a Characterization Course at NIDA and voice over training with the Australian Film Television and Radio School.
With her love of different cultures, Anna naturally has an interest in linguistics and enjoys watching contemporary dance; has a passion for Latin music, swimming laps and salsa dancing.


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"Environmental" Ills Often Psychosomatic
October 16, 2001
Most patients with symptoms they attribute to environmental pollutants actually have psychological problems, according to a recent German study. Studies in Sweden, the United States and the United Kingdom have reached the same conclusion.
Illnesses attributed to pollution of air, water or food are rising in developed countries. Symptoms linked to such causes often include headaches, sleeplessness, breathing difficulties, inability to concentrate and skin problems.
- A team of environmental scientists, dermatologists, allergists and psychiatrists evaluated 50 patients who reported symptoms they attributed to environmental causes, such as pollution.
- The researchers found that 60 percent of study participants who displayed symptoms of such "environmental" illness had mental disorders.
- In many cases, patients had a fixation on environmental dangers and spent a large amount of time reading news stories or watching TV programs on the subject.
According to experts, "environmental" health problems occur almost exclusively in western industrial nations. Although the environmental pollution often represents a larger problem in poorer countries, this does not translate into a high incidence of "environmental" health problems.
Determining the psychosomatic nature of symptoms can help physicians prescribe effective treatments, such as relaxation training and social skills training. For patients with depression or phobias, medicines such as antidepressants or antipsychotics were successful in treating the "environmental" symptoms.
Source: "German Study Shows 'Environmental' Ills Often Psychosomatic," Reuters Health, October 11, 2001.
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Hokkyoku no Muushika Miishika
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Duration 1 hr. 18 min.
Air Date Jul 21, 1979
Season summer 1979
Producers Mushi Productions
Genres adventure
<p>Adventures of the polar cubs is a delightful story of Mushka and Mishka, two polar bear cubs who set out on a series of adventures in the North Pole. Mushka is thoughtful; Mishka is daring. While out on their own Mishka befriends Aura, A prank-playing seal and Mushka stumbles over swan eggs, breaks them and creates havoc in the bird village. The cub's father is Scholar Mu (voice of Joseph Campanella), who is the wise leader of the Great Northern animal kingdom and is in charge of their annual Summer Festival. When Mu is injured by man, the cubs must take on the responsibilities of their father and save the other animals from the hunters. </p><p> (Source: ANN) </p>
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Sammy Keyes and the Cold Hard Cash (Paperback)
A stash of easy money makes for some hard choices for Sammy Keyes. "An exceptionally good entry in an already remarkable series."--Booklist Sammy Keyes has three wads of cold hard cash in her hot little hands. An old guy gave them to her. Well, actually, he told her to throw them away. With his last dying breath. Which he was taking because Sammy had just scared the life right out of him. So . . . she's got to get this man some help. She's got to do it without being seen herself. And she's got to figure out how to stash that cash. (Aw, c'mon You'd keep the money too, right?) But it turns out other people are after that money--and now they're after her. Crooks Sammy can handle. The thing that's scaring her to death is Brandon's pool party--and the thought that her crush Casey will be there...
About the Author
WENDELIN VAN DRAANEN was a classroom teacher for many years before becoming a full-time writer. The books in the Sammy Keyes mystery series have been embraced by critics and readers alike, with Sammy Keyes and the Hotel Thief receiving the Edgar Allan Poe Award for best children's mystery. Wendelin is also the author of many award-winning novels, including Flipped, The Running Dream, Runaway, Confessions of a Serial Kisser, Swear to Howdy, The Secret Life of Lincoln Jones, and Wild Bird. You can find her online at WendelinVanDraanen.com and @WendelinVanD, and you can follow Sammy Keyes on Facebook.
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"Wendelin Van Draanen's superior middle grade mystery series continues to thrive, thanks to sizzling wit, true dialogue, and the most winning jr. detective ever in teen lit. (Take that, Nancy Drew!)"
—Midwest Children's Book Review
Starred Review, Booklist, October 1, 2008:
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This recap page rivals the Dr Doom Shaft homage from the Dr Doom and Master of Evil miniseries.
Batman and Robin #2
Just a great splashpage. Love the perspective used.
This is the bulk of the Alfred/Dick talk from this issue. Some great stuff here. Love the 'show must go on' ending.
Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth #1
I believe this is the first time someone has finally made fun of the AIM beekeeper uniforms.
Fantastic Four #568
Unless it's revealed as some kind of mind game or misdirection, the Marquis of Death is revealed as Clyde Wyncham from Millar's 1985. If you didn't read 1985, I assume this comes out of left field.
Justice League: Cry for Justice #1
Hey Ray, remember you wife. You know, the crazy one that went running around inside someone's brain and killed them. You kind of lost yourself over how insane she was and took a trip through the Multiverse over it. Ya, that one. Thought you might have learned something from that. Guess justice has no limits. JUSTICE!
Marvel Divas #1
First panel shows off the kind of cliched dialogue I disliked. Bottom panel I really enjoyed. Weird how they were pretty much back to back like this.
The bartender's reaction is priceless.
This is the cancer reveal. Still not sold on it. If you want to do 'divas' trash talking other super heroes or doing the whole sex talk and female empowerment stuff, do that. If you want to have a serious topic like someone getting cancer, do the character work for that. I'll save final judgement for the next issue though. If they try to continue with the diva talk or do a copout on the cancer, I'll probably end up dropping the miniseries.
Secret Six #11
Really liked this sequence. It has a lot of depth to the story and can relate to just about any military/authority figure abusing their powers. Yes, not everyone is a nazi or racist or evil man, but the good ones believing the evil or standing by while the atrocities go on doesn't absolve them of their crimes either.
Ragdoll is the best character ever.
Case in point.
This came out of nowhere. Artemis, while drugged, didn't seem like she was on the brink of death and Wonder Woman hadn't even shown up or cameoed up until now. She just appears at the most convenient time, just as Artemis is dying. Will have to see where they go with this.
Uncanny X-Men #513
Well, they didn't waste time telling us who the fake Xavier is. Mystique's been sort of jumping all over the place since Get Mystique! ended. She was all hot and bothered with Iceman in Manifest Destiny and now she's working with Norman Osborn. Character seems to have regressed a bit over the past year or so.
Adam X is XTREME! He wears a backwards baseball cap and curses and has a sword and shoulder spikes, too! XTREMEEEEEE!!! I love it when they poke fun at 90's stuff like this.
War of Kings #5
You have great rage within you. Welcome to the Red Lantern Corps, Gladiator.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Sweet and ruthless Bonnie. You can watch Bonnie & the Loricat online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in French at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 220 users./
Runtime: 4 minutes
Short film, Animation, Comedy.
4-minute film (full movie) directed by Bruno Laurent, Yiyi Zhang, Nicolas Bougard and Sasha Kaspy.
The original audio of Bonnie & the Loricat has dialogues in or French, it was produced in France.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Yiyi Zhang, Sasha Kaspy, Nicolas Bougard and Bruno Laurent.
This film was produced and / or financed by L'ècole George Melies.
Composed by Guillaume Cochard Lemoine.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Bonnie & the Loricat has a duration of 4 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or French in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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* Moody's flags Spain's vulnerability to funding stress
* Says has serious concerns about regional funding
* Spanish Treasury says downgrade reflects short-term mkts
By Walter Brandimarte and Elisabeth O'Leary
NEW YORK/MADRID, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Moody's cut Spain's sovereign rating by two notches, citing the country's vulnerability to the euro zone debt crisis and piling pressure on EU leaders to act decisively at a summit this weekend.
It was the third, and most aggressive downgrade of Spain by a major rating agency in recent weeks. Moody's warned it could downgrade the euro zone's fourth-largest economy again if the crisis escalates further, saying high levels of debt in the banking and corporate sectors leave Spain vulnerable to funding stress.
Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings both rate Spain one notch higher than Moody's, which cut Spain's rating to A1 from Aa2.
Madrid has said it will get its public deficit down to 6 percent of GDP this year from 9.3 percent of GDP in 2010, but many economists say that is ambitious given a lack of fiscal discipline at regional government level.
"Downgrades of Spain's credit rating are coming fast and furious and are a reminder that the agencies, and many investors for that matter, have not become more sanguine about Spain. They have just become more concerned about Italy," said Nicholas Spiro, managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy.
In a statement, Spain's Treasury said the downgrade reflected a short-term reaction to negative euro zone debt markets, rather than a change in medium and long-term economic fundamentals, adding that the government remained committed to fiscal consolidation and reform.
The downgrade was not unexpected and Spanish bond yields rose only slightly. The 10-year Spanish government bond yield was 2.5 basis points higher at 5.391 percent in early European trade.
Madrid has imposed a deficit target on all 17 regional governments of 1.3 percent of GDP for this year, but many of them are expected to overshoot, pushing up the overall public deficit.
Moody's warned that worsening growth prospects for the euro zone will make it more challenging for Spain to reach its fiscal targets and said it continues to have serious concerns about regional governments' funding situation.
"Not all the regions are the same. But we do think the regions will deviate from the aggregate (deficit) target for this year," Kathrin Muehlbronner, senior analyst for sovereign ratings at Moody's, told Reuters by telephone on Wednesday.
Since Moody's placed Spain's rating under review in late July no credible resolution of the sovereign debt crisis has emerged, and it will take time for confidence in the area's political cohesion and growth prospects to return, Moody's said in a report.
"Moody's threatened to downgrade us by one notch in July, we enshrined a spending cap in the constitution and adopted various fiscal consolidation measures and now they downgrade us by two notches. We can't agree with them on this," an Economy Ministry spokesman said.
The downgrade puts more pressure on euro zone leaders, who will meet this weekend to discuss how to resolve the crisis.
"If the euro zone can't figure a way to handle the situation, you are going to see Spanish yields continue to go up, and they are going to have a problem funding themselves," said Jessica Hoversen, currency and fixed income analyst at MF Global in New York.
Moody's move on Spain follows its recent downgrade of Italy's sovereign rating, to A2 with a negative outlook.
Moody's Muehlbronner, however, said Spain's efforts on reform of its pension system, the labour market and the financial sector, and other measures, had boosted its credit worthiness compared with that of Italy.
With Spanish elections due next month, Moody's will be monitoring the new government's actions and its commitment to fiscal consolidation, Muehlbronner said, welcoming recent cross-party support on the need to achieve fiscal consolidation and a balanced budget.
In August, the ruling Socialists and the centre-right opposition People's Party (PP) reached an agreement to establish limits on the public deficit and debt as part of the constitution.
The PP are expected to win a landslide victory at the Nov. 20 election.


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Cars, Cars, Cars!:
Car Cruises
Cruise on down to Smithville and hang out! A car cruise at Historic Smithville is simple a great place to hang out with fellow car enthusiast.
Here are the dates of our car cruises this year…
- May 12 &26
- June 9& 23
- July 14 & 28
- August 11 & 25
- Sept 8 &22
Just drive to the side parking lot of the Village Greene and near the red covered bridge, you will see orange cones set up . Move a cone and park your baby (car) between the hours of 5:00pm and 8:00pm.
Car Shows:
Car shows are a little different and cars must preregister. There are any where from 75 to 150 cars showing off their stuff for the GM and Corvette show. It's a fun day to stroll the village and the cars.
- British Car Show April 22nd
- GM Auto Show June 10th
- Antique Auto Day September 17th
- Corvette Show October 22nd (rain 29)


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By BENJAMIN WEIR; Benjamin Weir lived in the Middle East for 32 years and teaches theology at San Francisco Theological Seminary. He has written with Carol Weir ''Hostage Bound, Hostage Free,'' an account of their separate experiences during the 16 months he was held hostage in Lebanon.
Published: April 9, 1989
THE WRATH OF JONAH The Crisis of Religious Nationalism in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. By Rosemary Radford Ruether and Herman J. Ruether. 277 pp. San Francisco: Harper & Row. $19.95.
International attention has been focused anew on the Middle East. Eduard Shevardnadze, the Soviet Foreign Minister, has made a whirlwind tour to several Middle Eastern countries. Syria has agreed to participate in discussions preparatory to an international peace conference. Dialogue between the United States and the Palestine Liberation Organization has been strained by American insistence that Yassir Arafat take responsibility for Palestinian extremists who oppose his opening of indirect dialogue with Israel. In fresh municipal elections in Israel, Muslim fundamentalists have emerged as a political force among Arab voters.
In such a climate, ''The Wrath of Jonah'' by Rosemary Radford Ruether and Herman J. Ruether makes a valuable contribution to an exploration of the Middle Eastern conflict. The authors - a feminist theologian at Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary and a former director of the Palestinian Human Rights Campaign in Chicago, respectively - ask whether there can be a resolution of the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, and how such a resolution might come about. The Ruethers address this emotionally charged issue with deep concern for human rights and the effects of the rising spiral of violence driven by what they see as the unresolved conflict between Israel and Palestinian nationalism. Their ''deep feelings of identification with both the Jewish and the Palestinian people,'' their academic interest in the history of the region, and their concern for political, biblical and theological issues leave them deeply troubled by current events.
Throughout the book the authors highlight failings, contradictions and misrepresentations of truth on all sides by Israelis, Palestinians, American Government officials and others. Their primary focus, however, is to ''examine the religious and ideological underpinnings of Zionism, and of the Christian support for Zionism, and the tragic unfolding of the Zionist project in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.'' This core issue must be understood and confronted, the Ruethers write, as the major cause of conflict, injustice and suspicion. To focus on Zionism and its bitter fruits for both Israelis and Palestinians is not to succumb to anti-Jewish or anti-Semitic attitudes. Rather, they insist, Zionism in its inception and unfolding has betrayed the best interests of the Jewish people, led to misrepresentation of historic events, created internal contradictions in Israeli policy and adversely affected United States policy so profoundly that opportunities for promoting peace have been passed by. In a major theme of the book, the authors stress the need for a common understanding of the events leading up to the present impasse.
For the authors, political realities of the Middle East conflict are tied to theological considerations. They plead for a radical change in attitude that would lead to mutual acceptance among Jews, Christians and Muslims. ''We must see ourselves as children of the one God from whom all peoples spring. People have shaped themselves into distinctive historical communities. We are summoned to become sibling people to one another and caretakers of the one earth we all share.''
What, then, is the solution to the intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict? ''We do not, in this book, attempt to advocate a particular political solution to this conflict. In our view, there might be several political solutions: two states, Jewish and Palestine; or one binational or cantonal state. What must come first, underlying any authentic search for a political solution, is a deeper change of attitude toward each other, or 'repentance.' ''
What can inspire such a process of reconciliation? The Ruethers write that there must be critical and truthful telling of what has happened in the development of Israeli and Palestinian nationalism, a story that has been badly warped and intentionally falsified to justify political goals, especially Zionist objectives. Not only Israelis and Palestinians but Americans have been subjected to misinformation that must be corrected. Awareness and acceptance of that historical process is so important that the authors devote a large part of their book to tracing and documenting it.
Knowing the story is only the beginning. There must also be a genuine concern for ethical values that will enable people to risk accepting a new view of social and political realities. Most Israelis need to overcome an irrational fear and contempt for Palestinians and to begin to know them as they are, members of a self-conscious community. Likewise, Palestinians and other Arabs need to take seriously Israeli and Jewish fears of extermination rooted in the trauma of the Holocaust and exacerbated by ''the transference of the Nazi face of unrelenting hostility and genocide to the Arabs.''
In the authors' view, each religious group has failed to deal fairly with the Jewish community. Christians through the ages have been guilty of gross injustices to the Jewish people, sanctifying Jew-hating attitudes deeply embedded in Western Christendom. Not only in the past but in the present, fundamentalist Protestants who espouse unconditional support of the state of Israel do so in anticipation of their own eschatological salvation, not out of a sense of justice and love for the Jewish people, the authors tell us.
Muslim leaders have tended to be more tolerant and ready to recognize Jews as a monotheistic religious minority deserving special status. Even so, since the aggressive institution of the Israeli state, most Arab countries have shown suspicion and intolerance toward Jewish minorities, fearing they might become a fifth column in their midst.
But the greatest need for correction, according to the authors, is within Israel itself. A battle is being waged ''between those who put territorial expansion over ethical values, and those who want to give up the Occupied Territories in order to retain what they see as key ethical values and principles.'' Continued occupation of those territories is seen by this latter group ''as exacerbating to the breaking point all the contradictions that divide Israeli society.''
The overreaching concern of the Ruethers in this well-balanced book is to bring to the foreground ethical norms that Christians, Jews and Muslims can recognize and subscribe to. They believe this approach is essential in creating an atmosphere of confidence and trust. The hope is that both Zionists and Palestinians can be persuaded their future depends on their mutual respect and shared welfare. Can this hope become a realistic possibility? That will require a great and persistent struggle on the part not only of peace-seeking Israelis and Palestinians, but also of Americans who have the courage of their convictions.


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On 07/18/2013 06:54 AM, Scott Kitterman wrote:
I'd ask your friend why KDE is releasing stuff they don't want shipped then?
As I said. It was unfortunate that they tagged it stable. Yet, nearly everyone who was a little involved into FOSS knew that KDE 4 simply wasn't ready back then. It was in the news and Linux magazines everywhere: "KDE has very new promising changes but it's not ready yet." On the other hand, they had to ship it at some time because they also wanted people to test-drive it. However, the target audience was rather developers than normal users.
That said, no matter what you think about how Kubuntu handled the KDE 4 transition though, it has nothing to do with Canonical decision making about things like pulseaudio, upstart, etc. Canonical management has no say in what Kubuntu ships (and didn't during that period either), so it's a poor example to make a point with.
Yeah, I see that. But my original point was that the many griefs and complaints people about PulseAudio have originate from the fact that many people already used it when it simply wasn't ready yet, so it's not fair to use this as an argument against PA. Nowadays, PA is very mature and useful and the majority of desktop users are using it without any problems, or, at least they're not raising their voices about problems. Adrian -- .''`. John Paul Adrian Glaubitz : :' : Debian Developer - email@example.com `. `' Freie Universitaet Berlin - email@example.com `- GPG: 62FF 8A75 84E0 2956 9546 0006 7426 3B37 F5B5 F913


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One thing that is sort of terrible when you live in Paris is that even though you think you are constantly discovering new things, you are basically just covering slight variations of your usual places. Obviously, I like Bohemian and countercultural areas, so often I go looking for more of the same. This is wrong.
So, last week I decided that I needed to go and look at places where I never go. Well, actually, I often needed to go to specfic points there, but you just rush in and out when you are certain that it is not your kind of place.
If anybody is interested, I very courageously rediscovered the 16th arrondissement: http://tinyurl.com/parisxvi
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Kerouac abandons his usual Parisian turf
One thing that is sort of terrible when you live in Paris is that even though you think you are constantly discovering new things, you are basically just covering slight variations of your usual places. Obviously, I like Bohemian and countercultural areas, so often I go looking for more of the same. This is wrong.
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What interesting architecture, especially the red brick building with the staggered windows.
As most tourists, we have only been in the 16th to see the Musee Marmottan. As we exited the Metro we took a wrong turn and got hopelessly lost which did give a chance to see some interesting streets & buildings. After a while we entered a real estate office to get some help. The gentleman was very kind and spoke some English. He pointed us in the right direction for the museum. Sometimes getting lost is a good part of the adventure. We thought that we'd like to see more of the 16th and now we have through your photos. Thanks for posting.
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your photos provide a fascinating insight into Paris, Kerouac.
my favourite was towards the top - the Honest Lawyer of course.
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Wonderful, wonderful walks, Kerouac!
I wish you hadn't shown the pictures of the high end consignment shops, however. I know where I will find my wife on our next visit in October. Well, it is better than her looking in the full price shops.
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What an interesting tour. I love your photo journeys. Thanks so much for sharing. You have a great eye and give us so much historical info and tidbits.
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I also want to tell you that when I am lonely for Paris (just about every moment of the day) it's so comforting to know that I can revisit a number of your posts and feed my spirit.
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Thanks again for a very nice tour, K
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Hi Kerouac,
Thanks so much for that swing through the 16th. Like TPAYT, my only experience in the area was going to the Musee Marottan-Monet which I thought was terrific.
Of course, the museum building is one of those "hotel particuliers" built originally by the Duke of Valmy as a hunting lodge near the Bois de Boulogne. Looking out the windows of the museum through its lovely grounds, I could see some beautiful apartments/residences. And such window treatments.
On the way out of Paris on our way to Normandy on our mundane Globus Tour, the tour director pointed out those many private streets in the 16th including the Villa Montmorency where Celine Dion lives. Even saw where Proust was born. Tres chic!
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Great buildings. We had an Honest Lawyer in Ilkley until the local QCs all complained.
Gated communities, I hate them.
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Great report - again - thanks so much. Last year in Paris I snuck into one of those private streets when someone was coming out, had a good sticky beak and then found myself locked in!! ooops, had to wait until another resident was coming in so I could sneak out again. A bit embarrassing. Love the area though,
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To Kerouac- I don't know why, but this thread reminded me of something I clearly recall from several of my visits to Paris some years ago. I was staying in the 15th arr., I believe. Practially every day, I would pass a giant mural on the side of a building, which said, I believe, "the 20th century belongs to them", or something similar to that. As I recall, the mural was close to the little Statue of Liberty, near the Seine. The last time I went to Paris, the mural had disappeared. The mural had astounding paintings of the giants of the 20th century. It had likenesses of Churchill, De Gaulle, Louis Armstrong, Lindburg, Joe DiMaggio, Clark Gable, and many, many others in what looked like they were sitting in a large grandstand. The more I looked at it, the more I saw. There must have been a couple of hundred luminaries of the century, too much for my memory. I took several photos of this mural, but I cannot find them now. Do you remember this mural? If you do, what has become of it? Which idiot had the nerve to dispose of it? If you do remember, please let us know. I'm sure there is some history behind it, and if anyone knows, it has to be you. I probably will never go to Paris any longer, but I loved the city, and I surely will miss my large mural.
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Thanks for another interesting and informative tour, Kerouac. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks Kerouac, interesting! I think you would hate Monaco.
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I've been to Monaco plenty of times. I've even spent the night there.
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Here's an architectural gem in the 16th that can be visited:
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There are all sorts of places to see in the 16th. It is, after all, the largest arrondissement. I know that I need to go and take some photos of rue Mallet-Stevens.
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Another interesting report from you. I, too, have only been as far as the Marmottan in the 16th.
I'm curious as to why the French call some residential streets "villas." I noticed that's true also in the Mouzaïa. Can't find any such definition of the word in my Petit Larousse.
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Waldo, if I am not mistaken, that wall was a giant advertisement for the RTL radio station. The reason that it no longer exists is because the Japanese cultural center was built on that spot.
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It is, after all, the largest arrondissement.
According to wikipedia:
The second largest after the 12th if the parks are included (Bois de Boulognne & Bois de Vincennes) and still the second largest if the parks are excluded--the 15th is then larger.
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Okay, well, it's the only one with two postal codes! 75016 and 75116!
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Kerouac: Thanks for the lovely walk, and most of all, I guess, for the geographical education about Right and Left. Makes sense.
Love your photo essays, and this one certainly does show some lovely buildings.
Keep 'em coming!
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Thanks Kerouac, that was really interesting.
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Thanks for that, kerouac!
I lived in the 16th for a school year in 1976 -- on Octave Feuillet. It sounds like we were in the *same* apartment, lol!
Great memories!
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A visit to Musee Marmottan is on my itinary for my upcoming Sept trip to Paris so will expand my geography in the 16th to include more. Thank you for sharing!
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When you finish examining la haute bourgeosie of the 16th, be sure to visit the Grand Palais between Sept. 26 and Jan. 14th for the Bohemes exposition ! And, thanks for the great photos. I lived in the 16th in '64 and got hitched in its Mairie.
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Thank you for yet another wonderful photo essay. Nothing beats a "stroll" through one of Paris' neighborhoods after a long day at work.
I stayed at the Marriott on Avenue Raymond Poincare last year and thoroughly enjoyed the location. Although I wasn't so fond of the 7 euros mint tea at one of the cafes in Place de Victor Hugo!
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Thanks, kerouac. I was remembering my first time in the 16th, which was my first time to Paris as a student. I couldn't remember what Metro stop until I saw "Michel-Ange - Auteuil" in your report. That's it! My college professors lived there. No, they weren't rich. They lived in the tiniest apartment I've ever been in (and I used to live in Manhattan). In fact, they had to split the class in three, to have everyone over for dinner at some point during the semester. It was a beautiful building and block, though. I've been back a couple times since - chocolate shop, Marmottan, some other reason I can't recall...
I also enjoyed the East/West discussion, and agree that the Right Bank/Left Bank stereotypes are completely outdated. It's kind of interesting to know, though, that I just happen to stay in an arrondissement that aligns with my politics.
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Wow, I'm surprised you dared the journey...
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thanks as well for showing up a side of Paris so few tourists see - Bravo once again - keep it coming!
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Here, he shares his experiences of being part of the historical event;
"As someone who has been involved all their life in sport I was delighted to be selected as a Gamesmaker volunteer for the London Olympic Cycling Event Team.
After a few trips to London for various training I was offered a volunteering position as a course marshal on the road races at the start of the Olympics, and as a course flag marshal on the mountain biking races.
For the road races I was based outside the Box Hill circuit in Surrey and my Olympic dream lasted all of thirty seconds as the pelaton only took that time to approach and pass. Most disappointing!
However, the six days at the mountain biking course on Hadleigh Farm in Essex was amazing. The four days of practice before the race provided an opportunity to meet and talk to elite atheletes from around the world. All had different stories of their dedication and commitment to the sport, with different levels of support. This ranged from the Swiss team which comprised top bike mechanics with every piece of biking kit available, to the competitor from Guam who was there on his own. He only had one bike and did all his own repairs - some of the Gamesmakers chipped in to buy new tyres for him from the local bike club!
The race saw crowds of around 20,000 each day. Both races were live on the BBC with a global audience of approximately 4 million, so no pressure to get things right! The support for the GB riders was ear shattering. Unfortunately the male GB rider landed at my feet with a fractured ankle, which ended his race.
I have been a volunteer with youth projects for the past 28 years but this volunteering opportunity left me with so many great memories and loads of new friends. I have already signed up for the Glasgow 2014 Frontrunners programme, and would recommend volunteering at events like this to anyone."
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Mini-Experience / Catching up part two: Our second trip to Times Square, December 14, highlights – Burger King & the Gold Fish.
On our second trip to Times Square we were in search of some Western food. So we scoped out all of our options and found ourselves looking at KFC, Pizza Hut, or Burger King. We decided on Burger King because it had the only menu we could point at and therefore the most likelihood of us actually being able to order food. I got a chicken sandwich and Tommy got a Whooper. Now, here's the thing, had we been in the US we would never have gone to Burger King. I don't do the BK Lounge and neither does Tommy, just not our kind of fast food. So I was mildly nervous about eating there in China since this seemed like a step backward or something. But still, it was Western food in theory. So I bite into my chicken sandwich and the first few bites are fine, then it starts feeling like rubber, then it starts tasting like rubber, then I notice mysterious grey spots in the chicken and I'm done. Tommy's Whooper was okay, he assumes that means it's the same as the US. I felt super gross after my food and we vowed to continue not going to BK in either country.
As we were walking over the bridge after Burger King, Tommy points to this little girl who is standing at the edge of what in the US would be a dock but in China is a sidewalk. Bear with me. All along the river that divides the parts of the mall is a sidewalk. What I mean is, even though you are right up against the river, there is no wall or railing, there is just sidewalk and then a drop into the water.
So this little girl, younger than three, is standing at the very edge of the sidewalk, her mom is literally holding onto her by her hood. Tommy asks me if he is going to have to save her if she falls in the water, I say no because he would probably die from the pollution in the river. (I.e. When Tommy asked his students what color water is they said: White (meaning clear), brown, and black. Blue was not among their responses) This water was no different, it was straight brown. Now we are at the end of the bridge, coming up fast on the little girl. Tommy asks me what's she's holding and several things happen at once.
I see that she is holding a clear plastic bag, I have a split second glimpse of an orange gold fish just before the little girl over turns the bag and violently shakes it. The fish plummets to the ground, it's little fishy head smacking against the sidewalk. The shock of the fall bounces it into the brown water. The mom is screaming, pulling the little girl toward her, checking the dock for the fish, making sure the fish is in the water. Tommy and I are dying with laughter.
Catching up part three. We are still in the past, it's December 22, we wake up at 9am so we can meet Lemon at the Lindun stop on the Subway at 10am. Lemon is an English teacher at Tommy's school who has offered to show us around so that she and her boyfriend can practice their English. Obviously, we readily accept.
We take the thirty minute subway ride to Lindun and wait for Lemon. When she gets off the subway, she runs over to us and we go to the street where her boyfriend picks us up in his car. Lemon tells us we are going to the Suzhou Museum first. Now, normally, a trip down three blocks and parking would be boring. But this is China, so it's anything but.
In Suzhou, the streets are divided in four parts. On the far left and right is a bicycle / scooter lane. There is a median then two lanes of traffic then another median and two lanes of opposite moving traffic, then a divider and the opposite moving scooter lane. This is essential to the story, I promise.
So, we drive down three blocks to the street with the museum which is a no car street. Cars are parked all along the scooter lane. Lemon's boyfriend (we have no idea what his name is) drives into the scooter lane and a parking-ish attendant runs up to us. I say –ish because I have no idea if this is his real job or if he is just a guy who makes a couple bucks on the weekend directing parking traffic. Anyway, so he and Lemon's boyfriend duke it out about where he can park. This ends with Lemon's boyfriend putting the car in reverse. I assume this means we are moving down the street to look for more parking. Silly me.
We reverse down the scooter road which literally fits exactly two cars side-by-side. We are driving in reverse past the other parked cars so close to us that if we rolled down the windows, we could touch the cars or, you know, break their side mirrors off. We don't reverse for one or two car lengths. No, no. We reverse for an entire half block! The whole time the parking attendant is calling directions in Chinese, waving frantically when we get too close to some cars and finally heralding us into our own parking space.
Then we're off to the museum. Lemon tells us it is very big and very famous in Suzhou. We're thrilled because it's free. So we get to the museum and go in. It was built by a very famous Chinese architect and looks really cool. We walk around the first floor which shows artifacts from China that date all the way back to 500 A.D. which is just crazy to think about. Granted, you're looking at smoothed, rounded rock with a hole in the middle that was a hammer . . . but still, it's fascinating that it's that old! We saw two golden dragons from 1000 A.D. They were very thin, but detailed, very cool. Then we saw old clothing. But the thing is, there isn't much of this stuff in the museum. There are four rooms and probably 50 artifacts in total on the first floor. The second floor was dedicated to pottery and china which was all from 1700 and onward. All very pretty and cool because there were dragons coming out of pots and stuff like that.
Then we go to the third floor which Lemon is very excited about because it's a collection of a very very famous Chinese artist's work. He was making these paintings on silk in the 1700s. I'm prepared to be astounded. And I am. Because we are all ooing and ahhing and taking a million pictures of art that just does nothing for me. My mind is thinking glorified stick figures because that's what it amounts to. Very simplistic images with little stick people and stick animals. Tommy was far more optimistic pointing out that it must be very hard to paint on silk. Either way, it was a bust for me. But Lemon and the boyfriend were very happy and that's what mattered.
And that's it for the museumy part of the museum. The museum itself is connected to another old living area which Lemon and her boyfriend take us to. Now, I didn't want to break it to them that we had been to a way cooler living area / garden with Uncle Leon, so we quietly went along. But this place is way lame in comparison, expect that for some reason they also keep artifacts in the old buildings which were really cool, cooler than some of the stuff in the actual museum. As we are walking to the opera room of the living area we pass this stagnant pond. And I mean stagnant. I covered my face and said, "Are you serious?" And Tommy elbowed me because obviously that wasn't polite, but seriously. It stunk. However, the opera room are was really sweet and made up for the stink.
Once we leave the museum, Lemon asks us where we want to eat lunch, I eagerly say McDonald's. Lemon's boyfriend laughs and Tommy says we can go where ever. And I'm like no. I want McDonald's. The last Western food we had was the weekend of December 7-8 when Uncle Leon took us to Shanghai. I need French fries stat. So we drive to the Suzhou walking street Guanqian Street.
Enter street parking segment two. New parking attendant, same car, less space. Lemon's boyfriend and the parking attendant agree he should parallel park in a space that I can guarantee will not fit his car. They begin the five minute saga of getting the car into place which involves tons of shouting in Chinese, lots of hand motions, and the constant alarm beeping of Lemon's boyfriend's car saying we are too close to objects behind us. Somehow they manage this remarkable feat even though Tommy and I thought it a literal impossibility. It was seriously like a magic trick.
Anyway, Guanqian street! This place is fabulous! It has a bunch of stores and tons of people and food vendors. It's very awesome and so much fun. We go to the McDonald's there and order two cheese burgers. I devour mine in no time flat, Tommy is close behind. It's delicious.
After lunch, we walk to Pingjiang street which is an old street where all of the street vendors come and mark out a space where they sell their little things. People are selling hats (this is where I eventually buy my Panda hat), clay figures, flowers, ear muffs, little crafts, a plethora of little things.
From Pingjiang, we walk to the Beisi Pagoda. We have to walk past weird construction and by creepy cat to get to it, but once we do it is majorly impressive. The pagoda is 8 floors high and you get to climb up to the top then look down over Suzhou. Now, I have this bizarre phobia of stairs (ask my dad, I climbed St. Paul's Cathedral a funeral dirge pace), but there's no way I'm going to let new friend Lemon know this. So I stick to the back of the group and inch my way very slowly up each flight of stairs. We get to the top and the view is amazing, even though it's so cold at the top that I think my fingers will break off. We walk around the entire top of the pagoda then head back down.
We walk around the garden of the pagoda which is great because they have all of these little hills with steps carved into the rock of the hills so I get to feel all Lord of the Rings. Lemon gtes all excited about the white pigeons we see and makes me take pictures of them. I don't get it. They are pigeons. The only thing I know about pigeons is that you don't let them drive the bus (Natalia & Juliet shoutout*).
After the garden, we walk back to the car and drive to Shiquian street. This is a nice street that also has Western elements. There is Cheers bar and a Pulp Fiction bar. They have shops all along the street and Lemon takes me to the ones that sell boots because I needed to buy new boots. Mine all have heels and were killing my feet. I caved to the Uggs because literally everyone wears them here and there was no other option. We went into a shoe store that sold the Uggs I wanted and the sale's woman asks my size. I tell her I'm a 38. She and Lemon flip out, going on and on about how HUGE my feet are and how do I find shoes. I blandly explain that I wear a 6 ½ in the US which is considered fairly small. They don't believe me. *le sigh.
Now that we have wonderful shoes and I am doing my happy new shoes dance, Lemon gets us Coco. Coco is super popular here, like a walk up starbucks minus the coffee. They specialize in teas, specifically milk tea. I had really wanted to get Coco because it's what everyone does and their drinks look good, but I had been afraid because I didn't know what to order or how to order a drink from them. So I was thrilled when Lemon got us milk tea. And my life was forever changed.
Milk tea is AMAZING. It's exactly like the tea I make at home (black tea + milk + sugar), but with more milk. It's warm and sweet, and delicious. I was ecstatic. Walking around in my new boots and drinking my Coco. The trip was a great success. We walk through the campus of Suzhou University and Tommy and I remark that it looks like a small version of MSU and Lemon and her boyfriend laugh, telling us that it was built by an American.
Lemon tell us her boyfriend wants a real Chinese dinner (clearly he was still holding a grudge about the McDonald's run from earlier). So we are like, yeah, okay. WORST. MISTAKE. EVER.
I will tell you now, all I ate for dinner was rice. And then Lemon told me, "You are eating too much rice." -___- The meal started out hopeful with the waitress giving us a basket of popcorn as an appetizer. Then Lemon and her boyfriend let us look at the menu and we picked a few items, since all the food is shared at dinner. I chose fried rice and what I thought was chicken with green beans. We left the rest up to them.
Anyone who knows me mildly well knows that I don't eat pork. I don't eat fish. I eat chicken and I eat turkey. Pork is a big deal here. They love pork. Color me blue. So when the food comes, we get fried rice, creepy fish soup, even creepier fish soup, barbecued pork, orange pork, the chicken with not green beans, and rice soup. So I'm out for everything except the chicken and rice.
This lands Tommy with having to try everything. And he did. He was very valiant. He almost died.
Dish by dish analysis:
The fried rice was delicious. Amazing. I could have eaten it every day. Tommy agrees.
The first creepy fish soup. Huge chunks of fish floating in a reddish broth. I ask if you are supposed to scoop out the broth with the fish since it's soup. Lemon and the boyfriend just stare at me. They pull the fish out with their chopsticks and eat it. So I guess that's a no to the broth.
Tommy: The best part of this was that Lemon and unnamed boyfriend warned me about the bones inside of this one while I was eating it. What they didn't tell me was that these bones were razor sharp and really thin. Basically barbed wire bones. C-
The second creepier fish soup. Lemon tells us we need to try this because it's a Suzhou delicacy made from a fish that only lives in their lakes. I'm like no. Sorry. No. Tommy ladles some into his bowl. The fish floats to the top. It's literally a ( as in it looks exactly like a parentheses. Not thick. Tommy eats it. I die a little on the inside. We should have known something was wrong because the Chinese leave all the bones in their food, they believe they add flavor. So tell me please, what kind of fish doesn't have bones???
Tommy: Though this soup looked like it had some promise, especially since I'm still not sure if it was an eel I ate or if this eel/fish is still living inside of me as some type of tape worm or something, I'm going to have to give this a D in taste.
Update: After doing research, we have discovered that the fish was not cut, the fish are actually the tiny parentheses!!! Which honestly, is even more terrifying. (Again. Where are the bones??)
|I was under the impression that I was eating strips of fish. I was wrong.
Tommy: This dish may have been best food except I'm not quite the professional at chopsticks (Being left handed/ ambidextrous also doesn't help), but after I realized that you didn't have to remove the leftover bone from your mouth with them it didn't matter. I just spit those bones out like how I imagine any African carnivore would do. Overall this food wasn't bad. I just have to get used to the culture of enjoying things as close to being alive as possible. B-
The orange pork. Basically orange chicken but with pork. Still had bones it that you had to spit out.
Tommy: I liked this pork but it was one of the last things I ate and I only ate it because Lemon and Bf really wanted us to eat everything. B
The chicken with not green beans. So my dish finally arrives and I'm excited. Something besides rice. I chopstick a green bean eager pop it in my mouth. And my mouth is instantly on fire. Sooooooo not a green bean. Oh no. Definitely some kind of pepper. So I'm freaking out and needing water because I don't do hot. (Flashback: Earlier we had asked for water because for some reason I have yet to learn the Chinese don't drink anything with their meals. I explained we couldn't drink tap water and needed bottle water. This ended with getting to steaming mugs of boiled water. I took one sip and realized I was quite likely drinking mud, because that's exactly what it tasted like.) I by pass the mud water and go straight for the water bottle in my purse not caring that that is probably a serious faux pas. Lemon asks what's wrong, I explain, her boyfriend then pops two peppers in his mouth and chews them happily. Cheeky internet store nerd! (He runs an online store that specializes in all the street vendor stuff like Panda Hats and is apparently very successful at it judging by the fact he owns a car). I let Tommy try the chicken because I'm way wary at this point. He tells me it has too many bones and I won't like it. So I don't bother.
Tommy: I definitely thought Michelle was just being weak/picky when it came to the fake green beans. I popped a couple in my mouth (slowly due to chopsticks skills being low) and to my surprise they were really really hot. I played it off cool though because I didn't want to lose street credit with the locals and just downed my glass of water. (Michelle – Correction, Mud Water) C-
The rice soup. Rice in wonton soup broth. The rice is therefore weirdly soggy, but I ate it anyway because I had run out of fried rice.
Tommy: I had my fill of soups at this point. No more mystery food. N/A
*I gave all ratings a Chinese culture rating bonus due to me being a foreigner.
That was the meal. Then they took us to a large supermarket because they were worried we didn't know where to buy groceries, it was nice but awkward because we didn't need to go. While we are walking around, Tommy bravely asks Lemon if she eats turtle. She says no and we are all relieved that she is way Western normal like. I say, yeah, we never eat turtle in the USA. She looks at me funny and says, "But you eat it for Thanksgiving, yes?" And I'm like …………. Oh no. "We eat turkey." And she is all embarrassed and says oh yes, turkey. I don't eat turkey, I eat turtle. And my relief is nowhere in sight.
As we walked past the seafood section and I saw an eel. I nudge Tommy and show him the eel, joking that it was probably the special fish in the creepier fish soup. He goes green.
Once home, we both pop Tums and call it a night. Neither of us felt good after having been poisoned with the authentic Chinese dinner and to this day, I am forbidden from mentioning the creepier fish soup. Bright side: The next day Tommy and I returned to both Guanqian and Pingjiang to explore on our own. We did this beautifully successfully. We ate at McDonald's again, trying to divest ourselves of our dinner memories, then went back to Pinjiang. This is when we bargained for my panda hat, feeling all cool because we got it for less than she was asking, even though we probably still over paid. We made it back to the subway and returned home to work on our lesson plans for the week. A weekend well spent.


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Fransen, a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara and the University of California's Hastings College of Law, has served at the DEQ since 2007. Previously he served as chief of the Environmental Quality Section with the Idaho Attorney General's Natural Resources Division.


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Steve Harmison's return was not enough to prevent Durham Dynamos from slipping to a fourth consecutive National League defeat yesterday.
The England paceman and Pakistan quickie Shoaib Akhtar looked as though they had put the Dynamos in a winning position, dismantling Nottinghamshire's top order to leave them teetering on the edge of the precipice at 56-5 as the visitors replied to Durham's total of 199.
The strike bowlers ended the day with two wickets each although they were unable to skittle the middle and bottom order. But the real cause for defeat lay in the continued inability of Durham to set confidence-sapping totals for their opponents to chase.
This time the main damage was done by Kevin Pietersen, the South African suddenly putting his foot on the accelerator to race past his 50 and tear into Durham's total, moving from 20 to 72 in just 6.1 overs.
The 23-year-old bullied the Durham bowling as he powered the ball to the leg side boundary.
He plundered an incredible 24 runs from Graeme Bridge's first over of the day, including one gigantic six which sailed high over the pavilion stand and out of the ground, a sight few could remember ever seeing at this ground. By the time he fell to a trap laid by Akhtar for 72, Gary Pratt, taking the catch at deep backward point, the Outlaws were suddenly in a winning position.
Having managed just three runs from a partnership of 59 with Pietersen, England wicketkeeper Chris Read cleverly picked off the ones and twos as Notts inched towards their target.
Reed, who is favourite to succeed Alex Stewart in England's Test as well as one day side, highlighted Durham's concentration problems as, supported by Paul Franks, he ensured Pietersen's work was not wasted.
If his 72 was the foundation for victory, their 88 run partnership was the bricks and mortar as Durham's attack ran out of ideas in trying to make the breakthrough.
Durham's demise, though, can also be traced to the fact that not one of their batsman reached the half-century mark, with wickets too often falling just as it seemed formidable partnerships were starting to take shape.
Nicky Peng was the pick of the bunch with 42, even though he hurt his knee in the second over as he ran back for a quick second run from a flick off the legs to fine leg.
He was forced to use Gary Pratt as a runner, but the discomfort did little to effect his strokeplay.
Meanwhile, Akhtar will miss the Frizzell County Championship game against Hampshire on August 20 after being included in the Pakistan squad for the Test series against Bangladesh.


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My last painting was for the "Fall Colors" exhibit at the Lakewood Arts Council show in October...not much vegetation was turning colors a few weeks ago, so my son and I walked in the foothills...these leaves are from are shrubs and vines that were growing (and turning) along the path...I really enjoyed working with all the colors...
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Lately I've been enjoying mosaics, but sprinkling a few acrylic paintings in, too. With the technical detals required of my architectural work, I find cutting glass and listening to books on CD most relaxing...wish I could do that every day. I now have a great additional workspace in my large basement room...it's newly painted and organized and feels great! These are my two latest paintings...these zinnias and black-eyed susans are from my garden...the yard just won't quit this year!
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* FTSEurofirst 300 down 0.1 pct, Euro STOXX 50 down 0.2 pct
* Commodity sector drops with oil prices on nuclear deal
* Winning run inspired by Greek deal set to end
* Gjensidige, Kuehne und Nagel rise after earnings
By Alistair Smout
LONDON, July 14 (Reuters) - European stocks edged lower on Tuesday after a four-day rally, with weaker oil prices weighing on commodity stocks after Iran and six world powers agreed a landmark nuclear deal which could see sanctions on oil exports lifted.
The STOXX Europe 600 Oil & Gas EUR Price Index fell 0.8 percent, making it the top sectoral faller.
Oil prices fell more than a dollar. A Reuters survey of analysts had said that Iran would increase its oil exports by up to 60 percent within a year if a nuclear agreement was reached.
"A key question is now how quickly supply will now come online," Ashburton European equity fund manager, Veronika Pechlaner, said.
"The Iran deal was well advertised in advance, so it shouldn't come as a huge surprise. But it will take a few quarters to know the longer term effects."
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index was down 0.1 percent at 1,570.33 by 0756 GMT, after gaining about 9 percent since last Tuesday on hopes of a Greek debt deal.
However, just hours after signing up to an austerity package in return for agreeing to talks on an 86 billion euro bailout, doubts were already emerging about whether Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras would be able to hold his government together.
The euro zone's Euro STOXX 50 index was down 0.2 percent after hitting a two-week high on Monday.
Top faller on the FTSEurofirst 300 was RWE , down 2.3 percent after UBS cut its rating on the German utility firm to "sell" from "neutral".
Among risers, Norwegian non-life insurer Gjensidige rose 4.2 perecent after posting second-quarter pretax earnings that beat expectations.
Switzerland's Kuehne und Nagel International AG gained 3.8 percent after a 4.2 percent rise in earnings.
Europe bourses in 2015: link.reuters.com/pap87v
Asset performance in 2015: link.reuters.com/gap87v
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