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Mr. Chairman, Senator Inhofe, and Members of the Committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the current state of U.S.-Japan relations, and to look ahead at the role the relationship will play in future economic and security developments for both countries. Despite current difficulties in the relationship, I believe that close ties with Japan are essential for the United States to retain a credible strategic position in East Asia and for future economic prosperity in both Asia and America. Yet we must also recognize that relations between the United States and Japan will be more tenuous over the next several years, requiring close communication and a frank assessment of how the relationship benefits each partner.
This past January, Washington and Tokyo observed the 50th anniversary of the U.S.-Japan Alliance, one of the most successful bilateral agreements in recent history. Yet the past seven months of the U.S.-Japan relationship have been consumed with a growing disagreement over whether Japan will fulfill the provisions of a 2006 agreement to relocate Marine Corps Air Station Futenma from its current crowded urban location to a more remote setting on the northern part of the island. Given that the state of U.S.-Japan relations concerns not only the economic relations between the world's two largest economies, but directly influences the larger strategic position of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region, any substantive change in the U.S.-Japan alliance or in the political relationship that undergirds it could have unanticipated effects that might increase uncertainty and potentially engender instability in this most dynamic region.
All political relationships change, and that between Japan and the United States is no exception. Policymakers on both sides of the Pacific have continually adjusted the alliance to reflect national interests, capabilities, and perceptions of the strengths of each other. The strategic realities of maintaining a forward-based U.S. presence in the western Pacific have been intimately tied to the domestic political policies of administrations in Tokyo and Washington for the past half-century. Yet today, new governments in both countries have policies that seem, on the surface, to indicate goals different from their predecessors, thus raising anxieties in both capitals.
Last August, Japanese voters ended the rule of the Liberal Democratic Party after fifty-four years of near-continuous power. For Japan, Asia's oldest and most stable democracy, this was a change of epochal proportions. The proximate cause of anger voter was the inability of the Liberal Democrats to end Japan's nearly two-decade long economic slump, which has seen the country's once unstoppable business sector stagnate, develop unevenly, and lose ground to emerging exporters such as China and South Korea. Numerous scandals and being out of touch with the voters also doomed the LDP and encouraged Japanese to cast their ballots for change.
Yet the electoral victory of the Democratic Party of Japan equally was the reflection of trends that have been reshaping Japanese society for decades and leading to deep currents of unease. These include worries over Japan's falling population rate and demographic decline, the supplanting of permanent employment by temporary jobs, the shrinking number of married couples and families, and a pervasive sense of isolation from its neighbors and indeed the world. A two-decade period of stagnation, at the very time that China has burst on to the world scene economically, politically, and militarily has added to the frustration of Japanese officials and citizens alike. Many in Japan worry that the country is turning inward, leaving behind the goal of "internationalization" that was the vogue two decades ago. Some statistics support this interpretation, as the number of Japanese students studying in the United States has dropped by half in the last decade, to just 29,000; this at a time when Chinese students in the U.S. have increased by 164 percent since 2000. In certain ways, these broad concerns have highlighted the importance of the relationship with the United States even as some have questioned the wisdom of continuing to tie Japan so closely to America.
The Democratic Party of Japan capitalized on these dissatisfactions and fears to win a resounding electoral victory. Their election "manifesto" spoke directly to Japanese voters, promising a new era of politics, in which business interests would be supplanted by citizen interests, in which creating an equitable economy would supercede a focus on corporate balance sheets, and in which Japan would privilege promoting global peace over unreflectively maintaining its status-quo relationship with the United States. Yet the DPJ has found governing more difficult than electioneering. Given that the DPJ itself is an uneasy coalition of ideological opposites, from former Socialists to pro-alliance realists, Washington must be prepared for continued debates within the DPJ in coming months over foreign and domestic policy, and for the likelihood of leadership changes at the top of the party that may push it in different directions and potentially create further instability in Japanese politics. These DPJ debates will occur at the same time that new political parties form and dissolve, many breaking off from the LDP, the former ruling party. Far from entering an era of stability last August, Japanese domestic politics are likely to become even more fluid and chaotic over the next half-decade or more.
For the United States, Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's desire to consider a different location for the Futenma base has raised questions about his administration's overall commitment to U.S-Japan relations. Such concern is overstated, I believe, but Prime Minister Hatoyama does have a different vision of the future of the U.S.-Japan relationship than did his predecessors. His repeated assertions that the alliance remains at the core of Japan's security policy is to be taken at face value, but so should his desire for Japan to play a more expansive global role, craft a closer relationship with the nations of East Asia, and take a lead in birthing a new East Asian Community, no matter how vague the specifics of his plan. With respect to the narrower issue of the Futenma relocation, the current Japanese administration has until now been equally influenced by the necessity to maintain its coalition with the Social Democratic Party in the Upper House of the Japanese Diet as it has been by a desire to listen to the voices of the people of Okinawa and reduce the Marine Corps burden on that island, which, ironically, the 2006 agreement was crafted to do.
Unfortunately, however, the Futenma issue has been folded into larger questions about Mr. Hatoyama's foreign policy, thus raising doubts about the DPJ's commitment to maintaining the U.S.-Japan relationship as the most important one for both countries in the Pacific region. Hence the attempts here to understand whether Prime Minister Hatoyama's repeated calls for a more "equal" alliance with Washington mean more "independent," and what such policies might lead to. Much of the worry in the U.S. government comes from the newness of the DPJ and the inherent uncertainties in dealing with any government that does not have a track record we can interpret and use for predictions. Such, I may add, is a constant source of concern among Japanese at our presidential transitions, so we are, perhaps, now finding ourselves in Japan's shoes for the first time in over half a century.
Our relations are further influenced, despite the laudable efforts of U.S. officials here and in Tokyo, by the continued worry of Japanese opinion leaders and policymakers over long-term trends in America's Asia policy, thereby fueling part of their interest in China. I will mention perhaps the two main concerns: first, that the United States will, over time, decrease its military presence in the Asia-Pacific, thereby weakening the credibility of its extended deterrence guarantee, and second, that Washington will itself consider China in coming decades as the indispensable partner for solving problems both regional and global. Both these concerns exist despite repeated U.S. assurances that our military presence will not shrink, and despite the very public problems cropping up in Sino-U.S. relations in recent years. Ironically, perhaps, these Japanese concerns almost exactly mirror U.S. worries, from frustrations over Japan's continued reluctance to increase its security activities abroad to our casting a wary eye on exchanges between Beijing and Tokyo.
Despite this litany of problems both real and perceived, the U.S.-Japan alliance, and the broader relationship it embodies, remains the keystone of U.S. policy in the Asia-Pacific region. There is little doubt that America and Japan share certain core values that tie us together, including a belief in democracy, the rule of law, and civil and individual rights, among others, which should properly inform and inspire our policies abroad. Our commitment to these values has translated into policies to support other nations in Asia and around the world that are trying to democratize and liberalize their societies. Today, Asia remains in the midst of a struggle over liberalization, as witnessed by the current tragic unrest in Thailand, and the willingness of both Tokyo and Washington to support democratic movements will remain important in the coming decades. Indeed, I believe a political goal of our alliance with Japan must be a further promotion of "fundamental values such as basic human rights, democracy, and the rule of law in the international community," as expressed in the 2005 U.S.-Japan Security Consultative Committee Joint Statement. To that end, Japan and the United States should take the lead in hosting democracy summits in Asia, designed to bring together liberal politicians, grass roots activists, and other civil society leaders, to discuss the democratic experiment and provide support for those nations bravely moving along the path of greater freedom and openness.
Political development in Asia has benefited not only from U.S.-Japan diplomatic engagement, but also from the security burdens both countries have shouldered to maintain stability in the western Pacific, throughout the Cold War and after. There are over 35,000 U.S. military personnel stationed in Japan, and another 11,000 are afloat as part of the 7th Fleet; three-quarters of our military facilities are in Okinawa. Without the continued Japanese hosting of U.S. forces, this forward-based posture is untenable, particularly in a period of growing Chinese naval and air power in which the acquisition of advanced weapons systems indicates increased vulnerability of U.S. forces over time. Similarly, options for dealing with any number of North Korean contingencies would be significantly limited without access to bases in Japan. The role of the U.S. Navy in maintaining freedom of the seas, and the U.S. Air Force in ensuring quick and credible U.S. reach anywhere in the region will become even more important as other nations in the Asia-Pacific continue to build up their national military capabilities.
Beyond such traditional security concerns, Japan and the United States continue to be among the handful of countries that can act as significant first responders to humanitarian disasters. We did so jointly during the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004 and earlier this year in Haiti, and will remain the leading providers of such public goods well into the future. For any such actions in the Asia-Pacific region, our bases in Japan are indispensable to timely, effective intervention.
Maintaining this presence is a full-time job for officials on both sides of the Pacific. Both Washington and Tokyo have revised the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) governing the U.S. military in Japan to respond to local concerns over judicial access to U.S. service members, and domestic pressures to reduce Japan's $4 billion annual Host Nation Support (HNS) are a continuing feature of bilateral discussions. The new Japanese government has indicated its desire to consider further revision of SOFA and HNS, which portends continued, sometimes difficult negotiations between both sides, though I would be surprised by any significant changes in either.
It is clear, however, that the presence of U.S. military forces is welcomed by nearly all nations in the Asia-Pacific and sends a signal of American commitment to the region. From a historical standpoint, the post-war American presence in the Asia-Pacific has been one of the key enablers of growth and development in that maritime realm. And today, for all its dynamism, the Asia-Pacific remains peppered with territorial disputes and long-standing grievances, with few effective multilateral mechanisms such as exist in Europe for solving interstate conflicts. Our friends and allies in the area are keenly attuned to our continued forward-based posture, and any indications that the United States was reducing its presence might be interpreted by both friends and competitors as a weakening of our long-standing commitment to maintain stability in the Pacific. The shape of Asian regional politics will continue to evolve, and while I am skeptical of what can realistically be achieved by proposed U.S.-Japan-China trilateral talks, it seems evident that we must approach our alliance with Japan from a more regionally oriented perspective, taking into account how our alliance affects the plans and perceptions of other nations in the region.
Yet when our alliance was signed in 1960, it was titled the "Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security." Cooperation took precedence in the eyes of American and Japanese, and that should serve as our guidepost for the future as we contemplate how Japan and America can work together in economic and social spheres. Our common activities are undertaken to promote not just stability, but also well-being, as delineated in Article II of the Treaty. Economically, of course, we are increasingly intertwined. Our bilateral trade last year was worth over $132 billion, making Japan our fourth largest trading partner even despite a fall of nearly $80 billion in trade from 2008. Japanese companies in 49 states employ approximately 600,000 Americans in high-paying, skilled jobs. Japan is also the world's largest purchaser of U.S. Treasuries, currently holding over $768 billion worth, more than China's official portfolio of $755 billion in American securities. America's continuing economic recovery is dependent in part on Japan's willingness to continue to employ Americans and buy our debt, and as both countries seek to balance their export and import sectors, openness to trade is of vital importance, as are trade policies designed to reduce barriers. Here, both countries need to focus more attention on job growth and trade opportunities, helping with retraining programs and promoting entrepreneurship by reducing bureaucratic impediments.
Both our countries are leaders in scientific research and development, and bred multinational corporations that continue to change the nature of global commerce. Current Ambassador to Japan John Roos has made expanding U.S.-Japan economic cooperation, particularly in the high-tech areas he is so familiar with, a priority of his tenure. Joint research and development in energy efficient and clean energy technologies, such as smart grids and nuclear power, will benefit not merely our two economies, but can bolster our export industries and promote better practices and higher growth in developing nations. This, too, will help promote stability in Asia and around the globe, thus feeding directly into the security responsibilities of the U.S.-Japan alliance.
With all of these suggestions, however, we must maintain our realism. The heady days of the 1980s are long over for Japan, when pundits breathlessly proclaimed it the next superpower. And today, while the Hatoyama Administration is long on ideas, it is short on specific policies. Officials on both sides of the Pacific must seek to avoid mismatched expectations that will only lead to disappointment and more hand-wringing over the future of our relationship. For the foreseeable future, American policymakers must accept that Japan will be most focused on its internal politics and problems, even as we attempt to create new initiatives to leverage Japan's strengths and interests.
Japan will continue to play a major role in Asia over the next decades, as that region continues to be the engine of global economic growth. As it does so, the role of a democratic Japan should become increasingly important in Asia as democracies young and old continue to evolve, and as authoritarian and totalitarian regimes oppress their own people and threaten others.
Japan cannot, of course, play this role by itself, and the United States must fully embrace its role as a Pacific nation, one inextricably tied to Asia, but most importantly, one with a vision for an Asia that is increasingly freer, more stable, and more prosperous. That means a renewed commitment to expending the human and materiel capital required to maintain our position in the Asia-Pacific region.
As we look to the kind of Asia that we hope develops in the future, there is much that continues to commend Japan to the region's planners and peoples. Much in the same way, the U.S.-Japan relationship, plays a currently indispensable role in ensuring our country's commitment to the Asia-Pacific and in providing a necessary stabilizing force to powerful tides of nationalism, competition, and distrust in that region. Our relationship with Japan is indeed a cornerstone of the liberal international order that has marked the six decades since the end of the Second World War as among the most prosperous and generally peaceful in world history. For that reason, among others, we should look forward to maintaining it for years to come.
Thank you and I look forward to your questions.
Michael Auslin is a resident scholar at AEI.


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I'm constantly torn between the 'be kind to everyone' and the 'fuck everyone you owe them nothing' mentalities
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People make mistakes. Human nature. You're totally right though. John basically did contradict himself, but after he met yoko, he was more at peace with himself + the one son that he emotionally abused for quite some time. People make mistakes but it's also good to remember all the great things Lennon did. Better to spread kindness then hate on ones mistakes right?
He beat both of his wives (Cynthia AND Yoko) and even after he went back into his oldest son's life, he abused him emotionally (telling him that he hated the way he laughed, etc).
Besides that he was a liar liar liar. He made up huge events in his life that with a little bit of research were found to be made up.
People idolize him as some huge political, peaceful type of leader when in reality he knew nothing about politics (besides two or three statements and pictures with political signs) and was everything BUT peaceful. Every human makes mistakes, yes, but not as much as that. If it wasn't for the fame, people would have seen him as a fuck up.
As much as he tried to look like a misunderstood artist following his own uncompromising vision, he was desperate for money and fame from the very beginning of his career. He happily and sheepishly went along with the Beatles (haircuts and media appearances) to later in his life blow it off as "lame" when he was cultivating an avant-garde reputation.
The media made him into some idolized, international peace and love spreader when the reality is that John is a wife beating, child abusing, lying crackhead much like every music artist of his time.
Yes, spread kindness, but if kindness means spreading lies and idolizing John to be something he wasn't, then don't. Spread the truth.
That doesn't mean to hate his songs now or whatever, it just means that you now know not to make him into something he is not. I still love his music and I still love the part he played in The Beatles, I just don't like him as a person.


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Yes, you can use it as your only computer. I would never have made that claim about an iPad or Android tablet.
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And cry the tears that sinners weep;
To speak the words of a contrite prayer,
And know that someone listens there.
He cares for sheep that have gone astray,
Who willfully wander their own way;
They vex the pride that hides within,
And drink the bitter cup of sin.
The web of lies and dark deception,
Lie in defeat of Light's conception;
To capture all and destroy life,
With passion's fire and human strife
We need to plant the gospel vine,
Where evil rules and saints repine.
While martyrs lead with ransomed prayer,
With hope for life that tarries there.
Blood that was shed on Calvary,
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Two phones were launched recently: Amazon's Fire phone and Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi's Mi3 (in India). While I learned about Amazon's Fire phone from the article "Teardown.com: Amazon Brings Fire to Phone Market" by Joel Martin published on this site, I came know about Xiaomi's Mi3 phone from a news. The news was about the online shopping portal Flipkart.com through which Xiaomi was selling Mi3 had crashed a couple of days back due to a rush in order booking for Mi3. When I heard about the features and the price, I became tempted too. The Mi3 phone was priced at Rs 14999/- (~USD 249) in India!
When I learned that Amazon had priced its Fire at USD 649, I was curious about making a comparison of features of Xiaomi's Mi3 vs Amazon's Fire phone. When the specs were kept side by side, I was convinced that there are no major differences except that the Fire phone offers double the FLASH size as compared to Mi3, where as Mi3 has some other advantages over Fire:
From the Amazon Fire teardown article I learned that the Bill of Material (BoM) cost of Amazon's Fire phone is ~USD 209. From the specification comparison, it could be inferred that Xiaomi's Mi3 would also have similar BoM cost. If this assumption were valid, I was wondering how Xiaomi could manage to sell Mi3 at USD 249 with such as small margin. Any idea?
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out: hedonism; in: asceticism out: performative self-aggrandizement AND self-loathing; in: general indifference towards the self out: 'bulimic writing'; in: 'anorexic writing' [yikes, i know] out: rigorous academic playfulness; in: playful academic rigor
out: vet punkers doing goth-y electronica side projects; in: vet goth-y dj's doing punk side projects
out: punkers annexing the library; in: punkers annexing the clubs
(out: 'punk'; in: 'punker')
out: band t-shirts; in: band tote bags
out: side projects; in: even more side projects
i think i've posted this before, but please, do yourself a favor and read it. it talks about
the finicky nature of utility, the compulsion to categorize/organize in attempt to temper the annihilative power of stuff, the role of conjunctions in cleaving/parsing meaning, and my four favorite things to think about: trash, rubbish, shit, and crap the ideas of smart people such as baudrillard, pkd, borges, foucault, and michel serres.
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LBC 2014 Outlook: All Eyes on Mexico and Brazil
Read LBC's predictions on what will happen in the region this year.
The region ranks fourth globally for human capital development.
The WEF's latest competitiveness report lauds the region's macroeconomic stability, but underlines productivity as a continued challenge.
Brazil's exports of poultry to China jumped last year and are expected to continue soaring the next few years.
Chinese automakers want to capture a slice of the world's fourth-largest car market.
China's wine imports boom. Chile's Concha y Toro aims to have its share of that growth.
Brazil's soy exports to China are jumping, but profits are hampered by poor infrastructure.
After years of fierce competition from China, Brazilian shoemakers are now entering their rival's home turf as well.
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"Two or three days ago, the author Iain M Banks was diagnosed with terminal cancer and he released a statement saying that he was giving up writing to spend his remaining months on honeymoon with the girl he's finally going to marry, and with his friends and family, doing the things he loves and going to the places he loves. And I'd like to ask a simple question here, why?
The idea that freedom or liberation is a solely American or Western concept and therefore we must all have learnt about freedom in America given our own cultures are only oppressive and there are no notions of liberation at home is absurd.
I did not learn about freedom in America.
… The urge for freedom is not a Western one, and the concept of liberation is not a Western invention that I could have learned only in America. Freedom is in my blood, and in the blood of millions of women and men who have never been to the USA, but know that as humans, they deserve the right to breathe fresh air and say their opinions without the fear of prosecution.
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Make life easier for those around you, not harder.
Every person you know is fighting their own great battle. Few of us ever know what those battles entail, and so often we say and do things that push others deeper and harder into the front lines of those battles. I know such has been the relentless lifelong reality for me.
Love a person for the person that they are.
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But don't love or dislike them for the sole reason that they see people differently than you do. Don't love or dislike them because they experience the world differently than you do."1 year ago
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For the past eight years, I've been making a television show called NO RESERVATIONS. I wrote it. I executive produced it. And I appeared in it. My partners and I always tried hard to make it good. […]
I like to think I'm a man of my word. If I tell you I'm going to meet you tomorrow at a movie theater to see a film at twelve o' clock, I will be there. And I'll be there early. I will expect the same of you. If I make an agreement—especially about something as personal as the use of my name and image, I expect that agreement will be honored. So it came as a shock and a disappointment to turn on the TV for the last two episodes of my show, and see that someone had taken footage that me and my creative team had shot for my show, cut it up and edited it together with scenes of a new Cadillac driving through the forest. Scenes of me, my face, and with my voice, were edited in such a way as to suggest that I might be driving that Cadillac. That, at least, I was very likely IN that Cadillac—and that if nothing else, I sure as shit was endorsing Cadillac as the vehicle of choice for my show. All this following seamlessly from the actual show so you were halfway through the damn thing before you even realized it was a commercial.
But this is what moved me: We think we move through the world unseen. But sometimes (just inches away even) is someone who can hold the hard stuff with you. Our vulnerability creates a space for connection. A tender place where others are allowed to step in and offer what they naturally want to give — their comfort, their kindness, their presence. […]
I was trained at a young age to give people their space, to not pry, not to ask questions, to not get into anyone else's business. If I had a problem myself, it was not to be dumped on anyone else. But I can see now that this advice was from people who were terrified of their own vulnerability.
The truth is this
We need each other. And we need our friends (family, neighbors, anybody) to know the real truth about how we are doing. We need to remember that we all struggle, and if it ever looks perfect from the outside? well, it is far from that. We need strangers to comfort us too, to remind us that help can come from anywhere, even from the most unexpected places. We need to remember that (mostly) the world is safe and good and sometimes even a little bit magic.2 years ago
[…] But if I could ask everyone for one thing, it's this: don't be a dick. Even if you think someone else is being a dick. Just take a deep breath, step away from the computer, and maybe go for a walk. Have a smoke if you need one. There are plenty of other things to get angry about, like war, famine, poverty and crime. But not movie reviews.
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SAN DIEGO - A 37-year-old man who was a person of interest in a Missouri criminal case died of an apparent self-inflicted injury early Friday during a standoff with San Diego police that followed a low-speed pursuit through Mission Beach, authorities said.
Alan D. Lovelace Jr. of Blue Springs, Mo., was pronounced dead in the 900 block of San Luis Rey Place just before 1:30 a.m., according to the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office.
About an hour earlier, San Diego police acting on a tip from the Blue Springs Missouri Police gave chase to Lovelace who was driving a gold Chevy van, stolen from Missouri, in the 4300 block of Ocean Boulevard, according to the Medical Examiner's Office and police.
The vehicle pursuit ended along the east terminal of San Luis Rey Place and a standoff ensued.
Cheyne Taum, who lives nearby, told 10News, "A guy in a K-9 car came; he had a big riot shield. More cops came; they had big guns, shotguns probably."
The minivan's engine was still running, and the vehicle remained in reverse. Tinted windows kept police from seeing inside.
San Diego police Lt. David Rohowits told reporters, "Obviously, we thought this was a very dangerous individual we thought might want to go down shooting with officers."
Neighbor Earl Balch watched as the scene unfolded, and he told 10News, "With the helicopter overhead, we could hear them say something like, 'We don't want to hurt you. Roll down your window. Come out.' No response; nothing happened so eventually they broke the window."
Lovelace remained in the van until police eventually made a tactical entry into it, and found the suspect dead, the Medical Examiner's Office reported.
According to KCTV 5 News in Kansas City, Mo., Lovelace was suspected of shooting his estranged girlfriend in the head as she left work in Grain Valley, Mo., Tuesday. The woman, identified as 33-year-old Amie Wieland, remained hospitalized Friday in critical, but stable condition.
Blue Springs police traced Lovelace to San Diego via his cellphone usage, according to KCTV 5 News, which quoted police as saying Lovelace shot and killed himself with a small-caliber handgun.
KDAF-TV, Fox4 News, in Kansas City, Mo. reported the victim was the mother of at least one of Lovelace's children. Lovelace was fired from a packaging company a few weeks ago, the news station reported.


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Fashion News on The Corner - RIP L'wren Scott
The fashion world was shocked today as designer and girlfriend to Mick Jagger, L'wren Scott, was found in her NYC apartment dead, apparently by suicide.
This is the second designer that took their own life recently. Alexander McQueen took his life in 2010.
My heart goes out to her family and friends and her long time beau, Mick Jagger.
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There's always that "what if" chance that tomorrow will be a better day, our pet really isn't that sick, or the appetite will come back. But usually, deep down, we do know when it is time, whether we can admit it or not.
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Running with the wind
- Today we made the call to end our 15 yr. old English Setter mix. She had crippling arthritis, was blind and deaf, loosing her hair and weight. The saddest was watching her run in her dreams and barely capable of standing when awake. It showed on her face depression over incontinence, not keeping her odor down and being ignored as head dog of the house. We took her for a 20 mile ride with the window down and watched the glow return to her eyes and her nose sniff in pure joy, she ate a plain cheeseburger plus a thorough rub down. For that while she was a pup again. She had a sedative that relaxed her while we told her how pretty and what a good girl she was until she fell gently asleep. In her slumber the vet carried her inside for the final injection so she'd pass without panic or stress. Our last tribute to her was to bury her in her bed under her favorite shady spot in the flower garden. She was loved and will remain loved until we meet again at the rainbow bridge in Heaven.
- —Guest Frances's Mom
- I just put my chihuahua down after 18 years! He had CHF and was really starting to struggle breathing! I tried pills but he was only eating every 3rd day! Part of me feels guilty of maybe I should of waited?But at the same time I knew his quality of life wasn't what he deserved! I'm a mess and crying all the time but I need to remember he had a great life and is in peace now! Heartbroken !
- —Guest Michelle
Letting Teddy go
- Last week i had to have my 12 year old Dandiedimont put to sleep .Teddy .im not going to lie its heart breaking .Teddy had cushens disease.he diddnt eat for over a week before he passed on .i held him in my arms while he was put to sleep with my daughter beside me .I knew it was coming as he hasnt been well for a while .the saturday before i had afamily party for him all of us and the grandchildren who he adored .The night he went to bo boes .my son came to say good bye and Teddy licked him like he use to.There is never ever a good time do do this final act of kindness and dignity to your dog .I miss him so much the house is dead .so hope it wakes up again.Till we all meet again Ted .you be with your brother Benji waiting for us both of youx
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- I am so sad, taking my first.pet Niki to be put down, she had some rare leukemia and kidney failure, i new she was.losing so much weight, No signs a year ago, 6 weeks ago diagnosed, she did good for a month with steroid, but not helping, not eating or drinking, she was drinking tons and throwing up, got her nausa meds..she is alert but i know she us weak and I dont want it to get worse for her.and fluids will just be more pain and prolong it..worst days of my life doing this..its best I know.. God bless my sweet girl, always in my heart with my two other cats.xxoo
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Bentley Forever
- I am going to say goodbye to my Westie, my love and my faithful fur baby...My Bentley. He has been with me for 14years. We have shared the good and the bad together. I Thank God I had him. He is the most loving and gentle Mush I have ever known. About 3 years ago B got a tumor on his side. The Dr didnt think much of it because it didn't cause him pain. After a year it began to balloon. It covers his rib cage and inhibits his breathing and walking. I made the decision to put him down one night when he looked at me with his warm brown eyes and I knew it was time. I don't want him to suffer and will have it done at home in my loving arms. I will bury him in my garden with his brother Chuck the Chinchilla. What a Great love we shared I will Miss him terribly.
- —Guest Bentley's Mother
My Rosie Grommit dog
- My girl was a rescue, 5 when I got her, she settled in well and had a great life - her name was Rosie but we nicknamed her Grommit from the Wallace & Grommit films as she had a look of the white dog with the big brown eyes . She developed a lump when she got to about 10 it was mamory cancer it progressed but she did well eating playing walks until she got to about 12 the cancer had spread I knew it was the end when one night after a day of sleeping mostly and refusing food (she loved food) finally couldn't make the walk up the stairs to go to sleep at the bottom of our bed.. I carried her up and vowed to take her the vets next day. The day came round and we took her into the vets they agreed that the end was near with her laboured breath and her eyes telling me she couldn't go on. The paw was shaved and the vet put the line in whilst I held her in my arms softly stroking her and whispering "I love u " as she passed Im glad I was there for her when she need me most gives me comfort
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So Long my Dear Gentleman
- Today we had to say goodbye to a good friend, Murphy. This Boston Terrier was the best thing that happened to our family. He gave love constantly. I miss you something awful.
- —Guest deb
The lives of your companions
- Did you ever notice how important it is to greet a dog? They think it is very important. Each living being is a unique personality, forever different from any other. This personality experiences life and communicates in clear ways, saying things unique and appropriate to every moment of life. Doing this, each one defines the time of their life, their existence, making up the universe - this part contained, it IS that personality interacting with life. Never lost, affecting the world for all time. This moment is the opportunity to share that joy, the meaning of life. You never want to be so self absorbed as to have to say: "you don't know what you've got till they are gone." Pets offer conversation about what is most important - relationship, experiencing the events of life together. Suddenly Leo, a dog who was companion to the Wolf and me, lost his personality. His time was done, but what he has to tell us still grows. All the future is changed, better than it would have been.
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THe last of three miniature schnauzer
- I have had Mitzi since i was 3, I am now 21, She is a special dog. My other two pass away one about three years ago and the other just a little over year ago. I i can say they are the greatest dogs i have had.I am going to the vet tomorrow to put her a sleep. I now she has been lonely without her sisters. AND i now she is ready to see them again. she is 17 about to be 18. Her walking has gotten worse and her eating has gone down. I will always love her and her sister.
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my baby
- I had my best friend put to sleep this week. I have had her for 11years since i was a littlen. She had a heart murmor which in the beginning wasn't causing her any problems..but over time it got worse. We had her on the most meds she could have but they weren't working. 8/1/14 i had to make the hardest decision to sau goodbye to her. I don't regret it as i know it was the best thing for her but all i can picture is her little face when i had her in my arms. She died peacefully in my arms and i held her and cried and kissed her for a while before handing her over. Hardest thing i've ever had to do but i couldn't have her in pain. She really was the best dog in the world and i still sleep with her bed next to mine and with her blanket. We all deal with loss in different ways, not sure how long this grieving process will last but im in no hurry to forget her. Rest in peace Lulu my babygirl
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saying good bye to Katie
- Today I had to do the hardest thing in my life to put you down, I am having such a hard time with this I miss you and I hope you will forgive me. I am crying as I am writing this you were my best friend I hope you forgive me!! I did not want her to suffer the issue is that it happened in less than 24hours and I am so sad.
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gone but never forgotten
- our 16year old staffie cross was euthanized this morning after congestive heart failure came on over the course of one week, this loving dog never gave any trouble and leaves with dignity and memories that will never leave our family, the decision made because she could not stand up and breathing really strained, fell to sleep in the arms of its owner, after the injection all strain and pain fell from her face and she relaxed, the last injection followed swiftly and she was gone in peace and with immeasurable love. she was our childs companion from birth and truly a member of the family and will never be forgotten. Rest assured you are doing right by your pet and the animal may be with you for short time or a lifetime but the memories are there forever
- —Guest don
Where and When
- In many years and partings with beloved furry children I have experienced many avenues of dealing with "Twilight Time". Two stand out as best. In having euthanasia done; I made an appointment with our Veterinarian as his last appointment of the day. He lovingly suggested that when our Westie's time came with Lymphoma. We had his office to ourselves and a peaceful environment. I brought him in accompanied by his sister Westie,as suggested, and she sat in the waiting room with a friend; so she was there to sense death and see him after; then they took him away. She dealt better with his leaving. Her recovery was easier. She didn't continue to look for him. She knew he was gone. This last time; when her time came; I was able to have it done here at home. It was arranged days in advance. Peacefully. I buried her in the yard. It takes courage to comfort them and help them through. Your presence and soothing voice matter most. The ultimate act of love. I hope this helps someone.
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Goodbye, my precious angel
- I put my beloved dog to sleep yesterday. She was12 years old and has suffered from liver disese since she was three. I tried every med and almost lived at the vet's office during the past year. She has been so different during the past month. But that's not really what I want to convey. I want to let all those who have adored a pet to know that I have never experienced such pain as watching her die and spending today without her. I held her and kissed her and thanked her for giving me so much love during our time together. She was always there there to lick my tears. She slept with me every night. A few nights ago, however, she and I just laid in my bed and stared at each other lovingly for the longest time. She had reached a pont that she couldn't be touched for long. She was becoming confused and for the first time in her life, started to not be abe to control her bowels. But what is most important is that I don't know how I'll ever live without her, my soulmate.
- —Guest Linda C
I know it's time
- 7 and a half years later, since we picked our beautiful, playful pup, it's time to say good bye . He got cancer and we chose to take his leg. He is a Fula mastiff and at 135lbs we thought it wouldn't work. But we gained a half of a year to share our love. Now he can barely stand up, and staring into the wall and away from me, I know he sees something. Hopefully my mom! You will always be a part of us and we will see you again Cain! We love you!!!
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June 29--A terrific idea dwells at the center of "The Death of Cupid," playwright/director Kyle Hatley's dramatic comedy about the competing realities of gods and mortals in the Greco-Roman world.
The idea, seemingly simple but complex, amounts to this: What if the gods are unaware that they aren't real? What if they don't realize they're simply ideas generated by the human mind? And what happens when humans reject them?
Hatley staged a shorter version of this play in 2009 at the KC Fringe Festival, but the new production at the Living Room is fuller, richer and more nuanced. It's still saturated with sex vibes and penetrating humor. His shift to a tragic tone in the final section, although less awkward, still feels forced.
He has assembled an enormous group of talented actors and musicians to pull off what he calls a "whiskey musical."Thanks to their skills and his own eccentric vision, he achieves a sort of epic grandeur. That has a lot to do with the music, most of which is derived from folk and gospel traditions. Musical director Eryn Bates has put together a terrific band, and her vocal arrangements are frequently stunning.
The piece is based in part of "Lysistrata," Aristophanes' comedy about the women of Athens organizing a sex strike to force their men to end the city's seemingly endless war with Sparta.
Hatley overlays that basic plot with another involving the gods and their reactions to the boldness of Lysistrata (Megan Herrera) and the Athenian women. Athena (Natalie Liccardello), who views the ongoing conflict as "her war," is angered that such an audacious challenge to the gods would originate in the city named for her.
Her sister Aphrodite (Vanessa Severo), the goddess of love and beauty, is outraged that anyone would withhold sex for any reason. They each seek counsel with their mother Hera (Casey Scoggins), a hedonist who sees the writing on the wall: "We are a dying breed," she tells Athena.
Cupid (Daria LeGrand), the god of sexual attraction, is an adolescent terror, prone to tantrums and primed to loose his arrows with little provocation. Aphrodite, his mother, sees nothing wrong with his antics until Cupid goes too far and starts slaying mortals. Ultimately, Hera decides Cupid must die. But with Cupid dies Fate -- leaving humans to live by free will.
Hatley is nothing if not ambitious, and at times his dramatic narrative is too complicated for its own good. Virtually every sequence is a major set piece. Hatley's directing skill (assisted in a big way from Severo, the show's choreographer) is unquestionable, but some viewers may wonder if he couldn't have streamlined the journey to his denouement.
The charismatic Herrera commands the stage with impressive performing instincts and a great singing voice. Her ensemble of Athenian women showcases individual performances that add texture and humor to the show.
Scoggins is an elegant presence who plays Hera as a philosophical pragmatist indulging an erotic relationship with Hercules (Jeff Smith in a cameo). Liccardello makes a vivid Athena, although Hatley might have thought to invest at least minimal humor in the character. Severo employs her formidable comedic skills to good effect and holds the stage like -- well, like a Greek goddess.
Acting as our guide and narrator is Khaos, played with blustery authority by Katie Gilchrist. As Cupid, LeGrand is riveting in the final minutes as the character is backed into a corner; earlier in the show she makes the most of the comic moments in a performances that sometimes seems too shrill.
Zachary Parker is impressive in his second-act appearance as Hades and Forrest Attaway amusingly turns on his sleaze-bag vibes as the Magistrate. Overall the cast functions well as an ensemble, with each performer making a contribution. Gary Campbell's quirky, vivid costumes and John "Moose" Kimball's dynamic lighting are major plusses.
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