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It sounds very cute, but that still wouldn't be Lolita. Sure they can be Lolita inspired, obviously so, but that isn't actually Lolita. A full skirt with the proper shape is one of the biggest things that make Lolita what it is. If you take that away, you're taking away one of the biggest things that makes Lolita different from anything else. Pants of any sort only work for Ouji and sometimes Aristocrat.
According with the anon, I'd disagree. I have a pair of sweet lolita skinny jeans that are lavender purple wit white cloud pockets, and deco (cookies, cakes and fruiets) along the base of the jeans, and lace up the sides with strawberries. They look fantastic, with a simple blouse, and my lolita bow heels. It's possible, and just depends on the style. Right?
I think they may have meant wearing the jeans underneath a dress or skirt?
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MONDAY HOMILY - Feed your faith through the Catechism
The Catechism is a sure guide for holiness and happiness as it leads us into a deeper relationship with the Lord and His Church
Saint Teresa of Avila, a Doctor of the Church, gives witness that knowledge of God leads to confidence and trust, even in the midst of hardship and suffering.
SUGAR LAND, TX (Catholic Online) - Unwavering trust in God is one of the consequences of a living faith. The Catechism of the Catholic Church uses the poetry of St. Teresa of Avila to illustrate this quality: "Let nothing trouble you, Let nothing frighten you; Everything passes, God never changes; Patience obtains all; Whoever has God wants for nothing. God alone is enough" (CCC, no. 227). How do we attain this level of trust in God?
Although she lived four centuries ago, St. Teresa, whose liturgical memorial we observe today, gives us some insight into this challenge. The love of God is the heart of Teresa's experience of faith. As a teenager, especially after the death of her mother, Teresa was vain and self-centered. Nevertheless, God had planted in her heart a desire for union with him, something that Teresa would realize in the religious life.
Her life as a Carmelite was not an end in itself, however. Gradually, through a number of external circumstances and interior experiences, God opened up Teresa's heart to the fire of divine love. This was an encounter with ultimate reality, giving Teresa a perspective that fortified her by helping her to live in the truth: "May [God] give me grace to take that for peace which is really peace, that for honor which is really honor, and that for delight which is really a delight. Let me never mistake one thing for another" (The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus).
This great saint, a Doctor of the Church, gives witness that knowledge of God leads to confidence and trust, even in the midst of hardship and suffering.
One does not need mystical experiences in order to grow in the knowledge of God. While the Lord may indeed give extraordinary spiritual gifts to one person or another, we should not set out hearts on them. They should be fixed on God alone. And since our Creator has given us a mind capable of knowing the truth, the formation of our intellect plays an essential role in our growth in faith.
In the pastoral recommendations for the Year of Faith, the Holy See notes that "there exists a profound bond between the lived faith and its contents." To live our faith more fully and authentically, we need to know it. Therefore, the reading of the Word of God and of the Catechism of the Catholic Church ought to be an essential element in living the Year of Faith.
The Catechism is a concrete fruit of the Second Vatican Council. Issued in 1992 on the thirtieth anniversary of the convocation of the Council, the Catechism embodies the "spirit of the council" in that it proposes a coherent and systematic presentation of the faith for contemporary society. In Porta Fidei, the Papal document announcing the Year of Faith, Pope Benedict wrote that "In this Year. the Catechism of the Catholic Church will serve as a tool providing real support for the faith, especially for those concerned with the formation of Christians, so crucial in our cultural context" (no. 12).
There are 2,865 numbered paragraphs in the Catechism. By reading just seven or eight a day, one could complete the entire text by the end of this special year. Of course, our objective is not just to peruse a series of facts, but also to imbibe, absorb and integrate them into our lives. By relating the Church's teaching to concrete Scriptural foundations - the Biblical references in the Catechism are particularly useful for seeing the connection between Scripture and doctrine - the Catechism becomes a type of Scriptural commentary on the content of the faith.
Accompanied by prayer, the study of the faith has the potential to intensify the believer's experience of God's revelation and to lead one to a deeper trust and confidence in Him.
Today in the Holy Mass, the Church's prayer refers to St. Theresa's teaching as "heavenly food." This description also applies to the teaching of the Church as a whole. If we want our faith to grow, it needs to be fed. The Word of God and the Catechism offer essential intellectual nutrition for our spiritual development in the Year of Faith. May we take advantage of them.
Fr. Stephen B. Reynolds is pastor of St. Theresa Catholic Church in Sugar Land, Tx, a suburb of Houston. You may visit the parish website at: www.SugarLandCatholic.com.
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The copper cap, eventhough it acts as a shorting ring for distortion, may sound worse due to the weaker qts, and thusly less detail and dynamics due to a weaker grip on the cone. I'd imagine you'd need a stronger motor to offset the copper cap. I know I perfer a stronger qts on woofers (within reason near .32). I love the crazy setups with gear and speakers piled up everywhere. Norman Last edited by norman bates; 4th July 2010 at 12:00 AM. |
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The testing for the Alpair6 drivers seemed to produce a much clearer result than the Alpair10 test. On the 10s we could see why somebody might prefer one type of winding to the other, or why the rest of their system might make one driver sound better.
But with the 6s it seemed much clearer which we all preferred. Having said that it was an interesting test as we tried one of the drivers (the copper cap one I think) in two different cabinets. One looked like a small ported box - the brown, driverless pair in the front of the photo above. It was beautifully made and sounded pretty good, but the other (on top of the stand in the photo) sounded much better. It was vented at the base so looked like a small version of my Pencils but Mark said there was a baffle inside too. This produced a much fuller sound that was really impressive for such a small driver without making it sound at all muddy or bloated. Comparing the two versions of the 6s was then done using the vented cabinet. We started with the copper cap version and I was surprised at how good the sound was. It was nicely balanced with decent bass and clear treble and would be perfect for a high end small office/room/desktop system. When we swapped to the no copper cap version I found the results a little disappointing. The higher frequencies were quite rolled off so it seemed rather flat. Compared to typical commercial speakers of it's size I'm sure it would score very well, but having just listened to the cap version it really didn't sound very special at all. (Sorry, Mark!). On the Alpair10s I could see a good reason to produce both models but, personally, for the 6s I felt the copper capped version sounded so much better than the non-capped one that I'm not sure it would make sense producing both. Maybe there are different setups or applications where the non-capped version would have an advantage, but in the setup we used (the vented box with a lower power tube amp) I would definitely choose the capped version. |
7th July 2010, 02:06 PM | #23 |
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Looks like you guys are having real fun. Maybe see you in HK in October ? Cheers, Patrick |
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I'm looking forward to see you in Oct too. May be we can have some fun to have some G2 listening over MF's place with my Ikea sphere or your A6 BR boxes! : ) Mark Lai |
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Hi Patrick, Mark L,
Sure, look forward to meeting up again. Cheers Mark. |
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Hi Guys,
We are in the final stages prior to pre-production: Power train - front centre assembly: We are experimenting (thanks to Taniguchi san) with a change to the assembly cycle, whereby we can glue both the cone neck to the coil former and simultaneously fix the centre cap. To do this, we have to finalise a set of tools that allow us to more accurately hold the power-train in position while this single adhesion process is completed. If successful, the benefit will be more accurate delivery of glue volume on to the inner front of the power-train. Coils: Of interest, the final coil mass for the Alpair 6 drivers has now been fixed: Alpair 6 - paper cone model: CCAW coil with 4 X 2-mm venting = 0.85g +/- 0.05g Alpair 6 - metal cone model: Copper coil with 4 X 4-mm venting = 1.29g +/- 0.06g Cones -coil combinations A6 Metal driver. The micro-resonance pattern of the metal A6 cone has a in-built HF lift in the 9 to 15-kHz region so we expect the latest copper coil (Matsubara san) to cancel-out most of the rise. We shall try CCAW coils to observe the difference, but its not expected to be the preferred partner for the metal cone. The metal cone model is unlikely to have a copper cap on the pole section, the emphasis is to stay near faithful to the smooth near flat response of the much liked A6 Gen.1 driver. A6 Paper driver. Its a different ball-game with this driver, given most of the power-train's components will be lighter. This cone has a fascinating set of micro-resonance characteristics, in particular the HF response is near flat, tailing off at around 18/19-kHz. The CCAW coil will be deployed to increase HF lift, widen the band width and sweeten the high range. This design approach offers more choice over the use of the wider off-axis characteristics. Testing, so far so good........... For those guys on flea amps, the A6 paper driver maybe your first choice as it should come in around 86 to 87dB. Anything around 2 watts should be more than satisfactory. We ares still final tweaking fibre density, looks like a value of 0.36 to 0.4 should be the best balance. The beta testers listened to 0.38's the other week, liking them much. Scott has road-tested these sample drivers, see his comments earlier on this thread. Those guys with a bit more power on tap may like the metal cone driver. Much like the Gen 1 model, this one much "flying off" the drawing board. The pre-production samples are very smooth and sweet; While the paper is dynamics and detail. Voice in particular is paper dry but not harsh. Its going to be interesting to see which guys go for which drivers. If you're like me, you'll be swopping between the two types quite often. More news on this later. Cheers Mark |
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Hi Norman, Guys,
Sorry for the lack of up-dates. I'm recovering from an operation to remove a tumour. Hopefully, nothing too serious but its taking a bit longer to sort out with help from the docs than originally anticipated. I've managed several trips to component factories (don't tell the doc), happy with the quality apart from the T yoke. Have binned 3 sets of production samples and kicked bottom (I think that's the expression?). New tooling to tolerance is now complete so we should get this component in time for the final assembly. Meanwhile, materials and components are arriving at the factory as per schedule. All being well, I will commence final assembly of Alp 6 and Alp 10's week commencing 13th Sept. Will keep you all posted. Cheers Mark. Last edited by markaudio; 1st September 2010 at 11:18 PM. Reason: typo mending |
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Speedy recovery, don't work too hard.
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The Chinese labor bureau is in the process of granting paid paternity leave to civil servants in Hong Kong. For a Communist government we perceive as strict and totalitarian, this is groundbreaking news. It's also a high-water mark for a wave of paternity law change that's crashing on shores worldwide. South Korea recently changed its employment laws to give male workers five days paternity leave (three days paid, two days unpaid). Last year, Australia revised its family leave policy to provide paid paternity leave for 18 weeks.
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Her smile and style make any birthday better! It's a Minnie Mouse cake, baked in the Wilton Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Pan. Decorated with a bright pink gum paste bow, she'll be the star of the party!
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Outline facial features with tip 3 and black buttercream icing. Pipe in eyes with white, mouth and pupils with black and tongue with peach (smooth with finger dipped in cornstarch).
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Cover top of head, nose and ears with tip 16 stars in black. Cover face with tip 16 stars in light copper. Pipe tip 3 dot eye highlights in white and outline lashes in black.
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By the time you read this, we may have a new balance of power in Washington. If Democrats have the upper hand, we can worry that they'll continue the Clinton-Gore push to make the tax code more complicated--albeit a bit more progressive, too. If the Republicans are in the driver's seat, then it appears that tax cuts targeted to the rich will be at the top of the agenda.
Neither vision is attractive to those of us who believe in a fair, straightforward tax system. But whichever party is in charge, perhaps it can be persuaded to amend the details of its presidential candidate's campaign tax promises without sacrificing the basic themes.
When Abraham Lincoln faced the dissolution of the nation in the early 1860s, he imposed new taxes on the wealthy to help pay to save the Union. When Franklin D. Roosevelt took America to war against the Nazis, he sharply increased taxes on businesses and the rich to help fund that crusade. Now George W. Bush is leading a new battle against international terrorism, and insists that as part of that effort, we need to cut taxes on corporations and the best-off Americans!
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On Friday, September 14, 2012, Einstein's Ruth L. and David S. Gottesman Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine Research will host the 2012 Einstein Stem Cell Institute Symposium. The event promises an afternoon of insightful presentations, featuring outstanding leaders within the stem cell field.
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Middle English hervest, from Old English hærfest; cognate with Latin carpere 'to seize', Greek καρπός (karpos), "'fruit'") and κείρω (keirō), "'to cut off'").
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- Estrella Mountain Ranch is a laid back resort community featuring a variety of amenities centered by two man made lakes. Amenities include open spaces, parks, lakes where you can rent non power boats and paddle boards at the Marina. Enjoy the Starpointe Residents club gym, library, restaurant, and beautiful community pool overlooking the lake. Play at the Jack Nicklaus Design golf course ranked 7th in the Phoenix area, hike in the desert trails and bike along the many bike trails in the area for residents only. Shopping is conveniently located at Safeway only minutes away along with independent cafes and restaurants, Walgreens and everything you needed for your vacation. Only 15 minutes away you can see a Spring training game, NASCAR Race or better yet actually drive a NASCAR at the Phoenix Raceway. Take a 2 hour drive to Sedona, the artist community Jerome or head east to the Apache Trail, the road is not for the faint of heart but is a spectacular day trip where you can rent boats and take in the beauty of this mini Grand Canyon. For the real thing take a trip to the Grand Canyon only 4 hours away, this is a must see. You can also take a trip to the white sand beaches of Puerto Penasco Mexico, an easy 3-4 hour drive. There is so much to see and do in the area...just sit back and relax, read a few travel books and plan a great vacation. ...moreless
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First trip to Phoenix
First trip to Phoenix
- Guest Tara T. (Saskatoon)
- Date of stay 10/25/13
- Review Submitted 11/08/13
Beautiful home! Exactly as pictured. Owners were extremely easy to deal with, they really went out of their way to accommodate our dates. We fell in love with Phoenix and will definitely be back to stay in Estrella!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, people with disabilities, girls getaway.
Owner response: Ron and I are glad to hear you fell in Phoenix as we did. The weather, activities and people are all so wonderful. Please consider staying at Casa Contenta again, we would love to have you.
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- Guest valerie r.
- Date of stay 07/29/13
- Review Submitted 08/04/13
My husband and I had a great time visiting our 14 month old grandson. Our son and his wife came over to cool off in the pool. The house was very comfortable and nicely decorated. We had trouble cooling the house down when we arrived...so my husband called the owners for help. They gave him the instructions and we had a nice cool house :-)Owner response: I do apologize and thank you for letting us know about how hot is was in the house. We encourage our guests to contact either our on site home watch company with any issues as soon as possible or contact us as you did. We seem to have resolved the air conditioning programming problem and we're glad to hear you had a nice visit with your family, even with the heat in the house on your first day in Goodyear.
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A great place to call home-away-from home
A great place to call home-away-from home
- Guest Gary and Sue (United States)
- Date of stay 05/24/13
- Review Submitted 07/08/13
We rented this home for six weeks while our new home in the area was under construction. Debi and Ron were very gracious hosts and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay in their home. The backyard was fully enclosed and beautifully landscaped. There was a solar-heated pool that we enjoyed using just about every morning and evening. The furnishings and beds were very high-end and very comfortable. Beautifully tiled snail showers in both bathrooms. We enjoyed the location, which was just a short walk from the two lakes in Estrella Mountain Ranch. The dogs appreciated their daily walks around the lakes as much as we did. The owners had regularly scheduled visits from a gardener and a pool company, so everything was kept up very well. There was also a local contact to address any maintenance issues that could arise. The home is well situated in Goodyear. Only a short distance to the Goodyear Spring Training Baseball facility, and within 10-15 miles of good shopping and decent restaurant choices. Beyond that there are all the things to do in the greater Phoenix area, with easy freeway access. We would highly recommend this home for your stay in the area.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, pet owners, families with young children.
Owner response: Gary, Ron and I were pleased to hear Casa Contenta worked out for you as your home-away-from-home while you completed on our new house. Estrella Mountain Ranch is such a beautiful area with so many amenities, we're sure you and Sue will enjoy living there full time. We're a bit jealous actually! Maybe we'll get a chance to meet next time we're in Goodyear. Thanks again for choosing Casa Contenta. Regards, Debi
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Beautiful vacation home and yard
Beautiful vacation home and yard
- Guest Barb (Ohio)
- Date of stay 05/03/13
- Review Submitted 06/12/13
From last minute plans to any help we needed we were taken care of. Owners wonderful to work with as well as caretakers who went out of their way to help us. Clean, beautifully decorated home that was very comfy and spacious. Backyard pool and landscaping like a private resort! Nice neighborhood and the lake at end of street was so nice in the midst of the desert. Will stay again! Thanks for sharing your home.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, people with disabilities, girls getaway.
Owner response: Thanks for your wonderful review! We are so happy to hear that you and your husband enjoyed your 25th anniversary stay as our first guest at Casa Contenta. We can only get better with feedback from our guests, both positive and negative. It was a pleasure having you and we look forward to having you stay at Casa Contenta again. Warm Regards, Debi
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Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Spring Break Mar 1 - Mar 31, 2014 4 night min stay |
$175 | $1,225 | $3,750 | ||
April - May Apr 1 - May 31, 2014 4 night min stay |
$150 | $875 | $3,600 | ||
Summer Jun 1 - Aug 31, 2014 4 night min stay |
$125 | $700 | $2,550 | ||
My Standard Rate 4 night min stay |
$150 | $875 | $3,300 | ||
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- Nearest Airport: Phoenix Sky Harbour at 36 Miles
- Nearest Motorway: I-10 at 10 Miles
- Nearest Beach: Puerto Penasco Mexico at 190 Miles
- Nearest Golf: Golf Club Of Estrella at 0.9 Miles
- Nearest Restaurant: Golf Club of Estrella or Taste of Italy at 1.9 Miles
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Year Purchased: 2010
About the owner: Ron and I own a contracting company near Vancouver BC. We grew up in North Vancouver BC and have been married for 35 years. We have 5 of the most wonderful children on the planet, including a son in-law and a soon to be daughter in law...and so far...one beautiful 2 year old Grand Daughter who takes our breath away every time we see her.
Why the Owner Chose Goodyear:
We knew we loved this place the second we walked through the front door. We have 2 full time rental properties in the area and were thrilled when our realtor found us a home we could use for ourselves. It's quaint and cozy and calms us from our crazy work schedule. The blue skies and warm weather of Arizona are a welcomed break from the windy, wet, west coast of BC. We thought we would be able to spend more time here, but work keeps getting in the way plus we can't bear to be away from our family for months at a time. Which are the reasons we are now offering our home as a vacation rental.
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We love our little home in the middle of the desert. It has a hint of Spanish Mission architecture, Spanish White washed walls, pottery and unique bits of art. This a casual and welcoming place to be. We love the pool, the sound of the birds, the rustling palms, and the native plants that surround the yard. The cactus, walls of flowering Bouganvilla and the fruit bearing lime tree...which are great for Margaritas, make Casa Contenta our home away from home. We're situated just 2 blocks from the South Lake where you can take an evening stroll and soak up the magic of the Phoenix sunsets...walk to the shopping mall to pick up your groceries....go for a bike ride or simply enjoy the warmth of the Arizona sun and people. The Golf Club of Estrella is also within walking distance and has fantastic Friday and Saturday night dinners on the club patio. You can dine under the stars, around one of the gas fire pits...it's simply perfect. Phoenix Raceway and Spring Training are only minutes away, while Sedona, the Grand Canyon and Mexico are great day trips or overnighters.
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Mitt Romney is on the defensive.
President Obama's campaign has narrowed its attack on Romney's experience at Bain Capital into one provocative charge — that Romney personally profited from the outsourcing of American jobs — and argues the presumptive GOP nominee would oversee a similar migration of jobs if elected president.
Clearly, the Obama campaign smells opportunity, and every indication is that it'll continue to pound Romney on the issue of outsourcing and Bain Capital.
If this does, indeed, represent the new normal in Obama's argument against Romney, it might reconfigure the GOP nominee's calculus for picking a vice presidential running mate.
The Midwest and its perpetual angst over outsourced jobs would become ground zero in the presidential race, thus creating the demand for a running mate who could connect with Rust Belt residents and provide a counterbalance to Romney's image as a wealthy executive — much as Vice President Biden is seen as a blue-collar offset to Obama's professorial image.
Within the confines of this increasingly likely race, some vice-presidential prospects find their hopes rising and others falling.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty: During his presidential campaign, Tim Pawlenty was fond of regaling voters with stories of growing up in the downscale meatpacking areas near St. Paul, Minn.
In one exemplary interview with Politics Daily last year, he rather dramatically underscored his blue-collar roots by invoking phrases like "fingernails dirty," "grit and stuff of real life," "truck driver," "lunch-bucket," "Gordie Howe," "puked," "pro-beer," "scrapper," "John Mellencamp" and "Springsteen."
Those are all phrases that glide off Pawlenty's tongue much more easily than they do Romney's (can you imagine Romney ever claiming he was "pro-beer"?), and as such, Pawlenty could form an effective bridge between blue-collar, working-class voters and Romney.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee: His chances to become vice president are often dismissed, thanks to his radio and TV shows, but he's repeatedly refused to rule out serving as Romney's running mate, and is starting to show up on more and more lists as a contender.
Like Pawlenty, he's someone who has a history of contrasting his blue-collar appeal with Romney's aristocratic mien.
During the 2008 presidential primaries, he famously remarked about the difference between himself and Romney, "I want to be the president who reminds you of the guy you work with, not the guy who laid you off."
And, indeed, Huckabee used that common touch to rack up more delegates than did Romney in the 2008 nomination fight. Much like Rick Santorum in 2012, Huckabee was strongest where Romney was weakest — among evangelicals and the working class.
Further bolstering his credibility with blue-collar voters? Huckabee can always talk about his time living in a triple-wide trailer while the governor's mansion in Arkansas was being renovated.
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal: The Louisiana governor has been steadily climbing the ranks of most pundits' power rankings, but his southern roots, Indian-American heritage, and fast-talking persona don't seem uniquely appealing to Midwesterners or working-class voters.
Jindal has a strong record as a reformer at the state level, but much of a vice president's appeal comes from a visceral connection with voters. First impressions matter, and Jindal doesn't talk, look or act like a Midwesterner, and thus doesn't seem uniquely capable of counterbalancing Romney's image.
New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte: While Romney reportedly has strong personal affinity for Ayotte, it's unclear how she could form an effective bridge between Romney and the working class. Like Romney, she's from the Northeast and has an impeccable pedigree. She also practiced as a lawyer before becoming political. As such, neither her background nor her role as senator of a Northeastern state provides a particularly strong foundation for a bridge.
Ohio Sen. Rob Portman: At first glance, Portman might seem to gain from the shifting battlefield. After all, he's from Ohio and won his Senate seat in 2010 with 17 percent. But there's also reason to think that Portman's stock could dip if outsourcing, specifically, and Bain Capital, generally, become the new points of contention.
During George W. Bush's administration, Portman served as U.S. Trade Representative — a position suggesting he's uniquely qualified to talk about overseas jobs, but also uniquely vulnerable.
In the 2010 Senate campaign, Portman's Democratic opponent, Lee Fisher, claimed that Portman "actually sucked the jobs out of the [Mahoning] Valley and sent them to China."
The substance of the charge was iffy, but the fact is that Democratic knocks on Portman instantly look very much like their attacks on Romney, and that diminishes Portman's ability as an effective countervailing force.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio: Rubio is a supremely gifted politician, but like Jindal, doesn't seem particularly suited to the Midwest, where the Hispanic population is growing but hardly decisive. He can talk about the American Dream effectively, but is less skilled than Pawlenty, for example, at talking about American jobs.
A Rubio pick made the most sense in a race revolving around Hispanic-heavy Southwestern states, but less so in the Midwest, and that region increasingly looks like it will be play the pivotal role in electing the next president.
Six of the last seven polls of Michigan have put the president and Romney within 2 percent of each other in the Wolverine State, and a number of polls have also put Iowa and Wisconsin within the margin of error.
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For Romney, the Midwest is now must-win, and that has very important ramifications in selecting a running mate.
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BERLIN — BERLIN (AP) - Germany has nominated a deputy finance minister to succeed Juergen Stark on the executive board of the European Central Bank.
Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman, Steffen Seibert, said Tuesday that Joerg Asmussen had been formally nominated for the post. Asmussen's name had already been mentioned as a possible replacement.
A member of the opposition Social Democratic party, Asmussen has been a key official in the eurozone's fight against the debt crisis.
Stark unexpectedly resigned from the ECB's executive board earlier this month in a move that analysts say was triggered by disagreement over the bank's bond purchases.
Asmussen's appointment still needs to be signed off by all other eurozone finance ministers.