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Sierra High graduate Daniel Heinze was among the survivors of one of the worst earthquakes in recorded history that took place 22 miles off the coast of Concepcion, Chile.
The series of storms pelting the South County may go a long way toward breaking the three-year drought but they also are creating perfect conditions for mosquitoes and the spread of the deadly West Nile Virus.
RIPON - Crowds ignored the threat of rain Saturday morning to turn out for the annual Almond Blossom Parade.
Two women – mother and daughter – are bonded in their passion to go the extra mile for cancer patients having to go through biopsies and chemo therapy treatments.
LATHROP – Before there was Manteca, there was Lathrop.
LATHROP – The fourth crossing of the San Joaquin River in the South County could be in place by the end of 2013.
Manteca has a big financial stake in trying to encourage at least 300 new homes to be built annually over the next several years.
I was trying to focus intently on a bee hovering over a cluster of snow-white almond blossoms. All around me, scores of bees were buzzing. The weather was perfect for pollination - the sun was shining, the skies were clear and blue, and there was no breeze to stir the petals of the flowers that would make focusing somewhat of a challenge. And it was neither too hot nor too cold outside.
RIPON - The 48th annual Almond Blossom Festival parade starts at 11 a.m. today in downtown Ripon.
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The Sierra High Band conducted a 1950s themed dinner dance Friday night at the school cafeteria featuring live entertainment featuring various local bands, staff, and alumni.
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Registered voters living in the Manteca Unified School District geographical jurisdiction will be voting on more than one measure in the November elections.
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The biggest source of campaign funds in the upcoming Nov. 4 City of Manteca municipal election is from the development community - with an asterisk.
You have a chance to meet candidates running for Manteca City Council, Manteca Mayor and the Manteca Unified School District board during tonight's gathering of the Manteca Patriots.
Looking for a new friend? Look no further! Come out to the Petsmart in Manteca and find your new furry friend on Saturday, Oct. 11, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Stockton Animal Shelter will display adoptable dogs of all sizes, colors, and breed. All adoptions are free!
STOCKTON – Tim Brown, one of the greatest collegiate and professional wide receivers to play the game, will be making a special appearance, Saturday, Oct. 11, from 10:30 a.m. to 1p.m. to sign his book "The Making of a Man" at Barnes and Noble located at 4950 Pacific Ave. at the Weberstown Mall.
MODESTO – The Modesto Junior College Civic Engagement Project (CEP) invites the community to a screening of the film Documented on Thursday, October 16, at 7 p.m. in Forum 110 on MJC's East Campus, 435 College Avenue. The free event is part of the CEP Fall Film and Lecture Series. Campus parking is available for $2 in student parking lots.
A record $108,749 has been raised so far in Manteca's city council and mayoral races.
The Pregnancy Help Center is ushering in the fall season with an evening full of laughs.
LATHROP – A $21,000 fine from the state's campaign watchdog would be a death blow to most small-town political campaigns.
Manteca Mayor Willie Weatherford is the target of an organized "roast" and retirement celebration Thursday, October 23, at 7 p.m., at the Manteca Senior Center where barbs are expected throughout the night.
St. Anthony's School 3rd Annual Tacos and Tequila Event is this Friday, Oct. 10, from 6 p.m. to midnight.
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more @ evangelicaldisciple.wordpress.com Everybody has a list of things they want for Christmas. You have a list of things you want for Christmas. You are getting things for Christmas. Do yourself a favor: make a new list, put two things on the list, address it to God, and get ready to receive what you ask for. God, we want two things for Christmas: 1) We want Jesus to be in us, and 2) We want to be like Mary. Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.
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Q. My wife, 48, and I, 50, do not have sex anymore. We haven't for several years, and it was infrequent even then. She says she doesn't want sex with me until we regain the intimacy we had earlier in our marriage. I stopped feeling close to her because she continually told me she was too tired to make love. (She works long hours.) She has never had an orgasm and won't let me help and won't do anything about it herself. Sex feels like something I do to her and she tolerates. I feel my only use to her is as caregiver to our children.
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I would like to be with someone who wants to spend her time with me emotionally and physically, but I love my children and don't want to be separated from them. We see a marriage therapist. In therapy my wife reveals nothing personal about herself, while accusing me of being angry (which I am). I think she is a "hider" and cannot acknowledge mistakes. If she criticizes me she's "trying to communicate," but if I say anything negative to her I'm "angry" or "unsupportive." Can you help?
A. You don't feel close to your wife because she doesn't want sex, and she doesn't want sex because you are not close. You are trapped in a vicious cycle.
This is a common couple issue: Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Even though you can certainly understand the desire to figure out the riddle, the bottom line is that nobody is having sex and you are worried about divorce. Sadly, your wife doesn't seem to understand that sex is, for you, a necessary way of being intimate and close.
Let's look first at the possibility she has a sexual dysfunction. Such dysfunction can have to do with her age and menopause, with psychological issues that are lifelong or with long-standing issues between you two.
Certainly, seeing a marriage therapist is the right thing to do. But you might also consider seeing a certified sex therapist. (Find out more at aasect.org, the Web site of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists.)
If your wife has never had an orgasm, a condition called anorgasmia, this is absolutely treatable. It would in all likelihood make sex a whole lot more appealing for her.
But it does require being able to be emotionally intimate. Having an orgasm means relinquishing some control, so she must be willing to do this.
If emotional intimacy is the problem, much depends on the kind of progress your wife is willing to make. Remember the old joke, "How many shrinks does it take to change a lightbulb?" The answer is, "One, but the lightbulb has to really want to change." Similarly, your wife has to really want to change.
Going through the rest of your life unable to have intimacy is very sad. You are denying yourself an entire wonderful arena of life.
So I say you should make every effort to stay together and work this out through therapy, as you are doing. But, at the end of the day, if you have tried to get help and your wife is unwilling to make the necessary changes, you have to decide for yourself whether you are willing to live with a loveless, sexless marriage or with sex that your spouse merely tolerates.
Dr. Gail's Bottom Line: People are entitled to feel loved and desired by their spouse. For those who feel trapped in a marriage, only they can decide the risks and benefits of staying or leaving.
Dr. Gail Saltz is a psychiatrist with New York Presbyterian Hospital and a regular contributor to TODAY. Her latest book is "Anatomy of a Secret Life: The Psychology of Living a Lie." She is also the author of "Amazing You! Getting Smart About Your Private Parts," which helps parents deal with preschoolers' questions about sex and reproduction. Her first book, "Becoming Real: Overcoming the Stories We Tell Ourselves That Hold Us Back," was published in 2004 by Riverhead Books. It is now available in a paperback version. For more information, you can visit her Web site, www.drgailsaltz.com.
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October, 2003, Vol. 03, Issue 10
The "Secret" of Chinese Pulse Assessment
By Barbra Esher, AOBTA CI. Dipl. ABT & Ac. (NCCAOM), LAc
Editor's note: This series of articles is based on information from Barbra Esher's forthcoming textbook, Shiatsu and Chinese Medicine.
Author's note: In the first two articles in this series, I described the way pulses are taken (www.massagetoday.com/archives/2003/06/07.html) and how to perform a quantitative pulse analysis (www.massagetoday.com/archives/2003/08/06.html).The following article, which will discuss performing a simple qualitative pulse analysis, will be best understood after reading the previous articles in the series.
In my last article, I referred to Dr. Hammer's book as being 800 pages. He corrected me: It is only 756 pages (811, with a comprehensive index). My mistake, however, demonstrates how deeply one can be drawn into the study of pulse diagnosis. I am grateful Dr. Hammer took 20 years to study and record an oral pulse tradition. Reliable information can be obtained from the pulses in a relatively short amount of time; however, incredibly in-depth and accurate diagnoses can be obtained with additional study. If you find you have a good feel for the pulses - as many bodyworkers do - I recommend taking more extensive courses.
Check out www.dragonrises.org for more information.
It is generally agreed there are 28 main pulse qualities that can be identified in the 12 different pulse positions (there are many more positions and qualities in the book mentioned above). For the purpose of Asian Bodywork Therapy (ABT), I start students with qualities related to the Eight Principles and the Five Elements.
The Eight Principles is a method of pattern identification, with some elements dating back thousands of years to the Huang Ti Nei Jing and the Shang Han Lun. However, it was formulated into Interior/ Exterior; Hot/Cold; Full/Empty; and Yin/Yang in the early Qing dynasty (late 1600s). It is a useful system for unraveling the genesis and nature of just about any disharmony.
Exterior/Interior identifies the location of the problem, not the etiology. An Exterior condition affects the skin, muscles and/or meridians. It is categorized as Interior when it primarily affects the organs and bones. An Exterior condition can arise from an external pathogenic factor, or it can come from an internal problem and vice versa. Interior/Exterior only describes the location at the moment the pulse is taken. Simply, an Exterior condition manifests as a Floating pulse. It is a pulse felt at the superficial level, using light pressure. An Interior condition is felt with more pressure and is called a Deep pulse.
Hot/Cold describes an aspect of the nature of a pattern. Clinically, Hot manifests as a Rapid pulse. Traditionally, the pulse rate was measured in relation to the practitioners' breath, but for consistency's sake, it might be better to use a watch. Rapid is roughly over 80 beats per minute. Children run a little hotter, temperature wise, than adults; their pulses are more naturally rapid, which doesn't necessarily indicate pathology.
Cold is usually considered less than 65 beats per minute and is described as a Slow pulse; however, someone who is athletic typically has a Slow pulse. In that case, it is not necessarily a cold condition. Interestingly, regular exercise tends to "chill us out," so these people may be treating their hot natures, bringing themselves and their pulses into a more relative balance.
Full/Empty may be the easiest conditions to relate to a pulse type. These conditions are sometimes referred to as Excess/Deficiency, and manifest as Full and Empty pulses. A Full pulse can be a specific pulse often described as hard and rather long, extending beyond the normal pulse position. It also can be used to describe any pulse type that has a bigger, more substantial feel under the fingertips. An Empty pulse indicates a lack of something, such as Qi, Blood, Yin or Yang, and is referred to as a Deficiency. It occupies a shorter space and has a less substantial feel to it. It is used also in the general sense to describe a whole range of different deficiency type/weak pulses.
Yin/Yang can describe a generalization of the other six principles; therefore, a condition that is entirely Yin would be Interior, Cold and Empty. The pulse quality is a combination of Deep-Slow-Weak. A Yang condition is Exterior, Hot and Full; thus, the pulse for a strictly Yang condition is Floating-Rapid-Full. Yin/Yang are more frequently used to describe conditions of emptiness, commonly called Yin or Yang Deficiency. If there is not enough cooling Yin, it is referred to as a Yin Deficiency. This condition is Hot and Empty, manifesting as a Rapid-Empty pulse. If there is not enough warming Yang, it is called a Yang Deficiency. The condition is Cold and Empty, and the pulse appears Slow-Empty. So, in a way, there are only six main pulse types - all of the other qualities being variations of these six.
The pulse quality left out of the table is called a Leisurely or Slowed-Down pulse. It is about the same strength in every position: not too strong or weak, and with a moderate rhythm and rate. This pulse indicates a fairly balanced and healthy individual, and so far, I have never felt it with anyone coming into my clinic! Maybe it was more common in ancient times?
A good way to learn five common pulse qualities is by relating them to the Five Elements and the Yin organs that relate to each one:
The pulse qualities outlined in this article are the simplest to begin with. The more that pulse assessment is consistently practiced, the more the information received will make sense. Get started!
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That's not really a mate, yet.
This seems like another puzzle where the opponent doesnt act rationally.
Instead of rxd7 wich obviously leads to a forced mate in 3, kxd7 gives the black king at least a glimmer of hope and probably not a mate in 5
nice ...
nice n easy
Straightforward. Just go with most obvious or apparent moves and puzzle solves itself.
obira said "That's not really a mate, yet. "
can you explain how ???
Nice one
As the gentleman in post #63 demonstrated, Kxd7 is still mate in 5.
nice mating pattern...
Getting better !
best puzzle so far this week
Yes indeed, but by capturing with the king you at least give the opponent a chance to make a mistake. Im merely saying that in these puzzles where we obviously are not ment to resign, we might as well play for our biggest chance of survival. And when this puzzle has 4 possible ways to mate in 5, I find it wrong that the only "correct" solution is the one with the most obvious forced mate.
Quite easy.
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The cloud wars battle rages on. Gartner predicts that one in four cloud providers will be gone by 2015, making this a very high stakes battle for all concerned. The 800lb gorillas, AWS, IBM, Google, Microsoft, et al. continue their efforts for dominance. The latest salvo has been a price war between Google, AWS and Microsoft for their services. Pricing is spiraling downward at breakneck speeds. The others are sure to follow. Into this fog of war, another player has been working on winning the hearts and minds of customers and developers. SalesForce.com, one of the first and best known Software as a Service (SaaS) vendors, has set its sights on becoming the platform of choice for cloud development and deployments.
Will they succeed? They definitely can be considered a gorilla in their own right, approaching $5B in sales, and with a reported 1.5M developers, should not be taken lightly. Their approach is having an impact in the battle, forcing the other vendors and the industry to re-think how they look at cloud services, and could ultimately change the battlefield tactics in the ongoing cloud wars. To understand how a CRM vendor rose to that level of impact, becoming a contender in the cloud wars, one must trace their roots.
This Is Not Your Father's CRM
I know I am dating myself, but there was a time I worked in the industry when customer relationship management was literally a sales person's rolodex. Then, in the early 1990s, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) came into being as a concept. We graduated to digital rolodexes and small marketing applications like ACT. CRM really started to take off in the mid-90s when large ERP vendors such as Oracle and SAP joined the game. These vendors wanted to leverage their size and installed an ERP base to fuel the growth. CRM systems like those were large in-house applications with a myriad of marketing and sales services being added along the way.
Salesforce.com took CRM in a very different direction when they were founded in 1999. They were one of the first companies to truly push the SaaS model with their 'End of Software' marketing pitch and campaign. While we take SaaS for granted nowadays, this was a pretty radical approach at the time. To set some context, in 1999
- Approx four percent of the world's population was on the Internet
- Google had been founded just six months prior
- Amazon.com had been around for approximate five years (AWS was still seven years away)
Eleven years later, Salesforce.com rose to become the industry market leader in CRM, bypassing the ERP stalwarts SAP and Oracle, capturing 14 percent marketshare according to Gartner. In that timeframe their name became synonymous with SaaS (think, how many presentations on the cloud have you seen that give Salesforce.com as an example of SaaS?).
May the Force Be with You
In 2007, Salesforce.com again took the cloud industry by storm launching Force.com. Force.com provided a mechanism for customers and partners to build cloud-hosted applications that could easily integrate with the Salesforce.com core systems. Just as Salesforce.com had become synonymous with SaaS, Force.com led the way into the Platform as a Service (PaaS) world (some even credit Salesforce.com founder Mark Benioff as coining the term PaaS). According to Salesforce.com, within three years they had over 300,000 developers that had written over 180,000 custom applications. Recent reports have them at 1.5M developers. At their recent DreamForce 2013 conference, there were 130,000+ registered attendees from 84 countries and 350 partner companies participating.
Gartner's latest magic quadrant for Enterprise PaaS places Salesforce.com as the industry leader. Gartner views one of their key strengths as having the "...longest strategic and successful presence in the cloud application and platform markets. This gives salesforce.com the name recognition and reputation that, for many prospects, translate to a safe choice in the otherwise immature and unsettled PaaS market." The have become the 'safe' choice, just as in decades past the 'nobody got fired for buying IBM' concept.
This does not mean they are a perfect solution. One of my favorite phrases is "Everything is a tradeoff," and the Salesforce.com PaaS offering is no different. It is built around a proprietary cloud native relational DBMS (which is the underlying DBMS for the Salesforce.com product suite as well). Gartner cautions 'The proprietary nature of the Force.com platform deters adoption by many independent application development projects seeking to avoid vendor lock-in and prevents application migration projects from utilizing the platform.'
The Convergence of IaaS and PaaS, Changes in the Battlefield?
A recent article in Network World, 'Is the PaaS Market as we know it dying?', discusses changes and trends that are happening in the IaaS and PaaS space. The article raises the theory that these two major cloud models are moving towards consolidation. David Linthicum reinforces that viewpoint. He describes it as 'PaaS isn't dying, it's becoming part of IaaS'. As the ongoing price wars between the IaaS gorillas continues, it reduces IaaS to just a commodity item. Differentiators are needed to attract customers (and developers) to use this commodity for their cloud applications and deployments. Some of those differentiators can be platform services to facilitate development and application marketplaces to provide customers with easier transition to the cloud environments. IBM recently announced such a marketplace, and added PaaS to their portfolio with the acquisition of SoftLayer last year.
These differentiators are how Salesforce.com has been marketing and selling Force.com and what has made them the industry leader in the PaaS space. They have had their own marketplace, called AppExchange, with over 2,200 partner built applications including integrations with all the key social media technologies such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. The convergence of the IaaS and PaaS models can potentially play to SalesForce.com's sweet spot and make them a strong competitor to all the other 800lb gorillas in the ongoing cloud wars.
Will this be enough? Time will tell. The cloud market is not going away. Gartner predicts that cloud spending from 2013 to 2016 will be $677 billion worldwide. There is a lot at stake, so the cloud wars will continue for some time. SalesForce.com is more than capable of holding its own against the other 800lb gorillas in the ongoing battle for the cloud market share. Salesforce.com was born of the cloud and has not looked back nor rested on their laurels. When the predicted shakeout occurs, I think they will still be one of the ones left standing.
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Naturally I can't go along with this, though it's undeniable that some unsavoury things drift down the channels now and then and you do worry whether they might carry some moral contagion with them. The trouble is that the base instincts are so biddable.Who could resist an exploratory sniff at a programme sub-titled "I Can't Believe You Left Me for That"? Lots of you, perhaps, but not me, I'm afraid, even if I spent most of the programme feeling ashamed of myself.
Ricki Lake is one of those American fiestas of humiliation in which all the participants carry little labels ("Breast fed son till he was 18", "Drinks wife's blood", "Conceived by alien" - that sort of thing). It's a down-market Oprah, if that's conceivable, a programme that seems to trawl lower in American society, dragging in the bottom-feeders. In this case we were offered Joani ("Dumped by Brad Right Before Their Wedding"), a woman who decided to share her rejection with the world, not to mention Br ad and his new lover.
Brad was clearly auditioning for America's Most Wanted; a wild-eyed, dentally challenged redneck who looked as if he would be most at home up a belltower with a sniper's rifle. Joani said she wanted him back but I suspect this was just elegant strategy, a way to get the audience on her side, because she played the revenge card with some subtlety, limiting herself to the odd superior glance sideways.
Angel was less reserved, obviously encouraged by the hoots of derision that greeted her substitute's appearence. "You should see their bathtub!" she shrieked, drawing an appreciative whoop from the audience. Angel knew what was required of her. "He gave me a venereal disease!" she yelled, just before the discussion became incoherent with mutual contempt. The guests have no shame, the audience has no compassion and the producers presumably have no complaints from the advertisers.
If television is a sewer, then David Attenborough is one of its best disinfectants, his work invariably enlisted by anyone who wants to argue for the medium's cultural or intellectual value. This is a dull thing to say about the programmes but unavoidable; watching The Private Life of Plants (BBC1) it's impossible to imagine Charles Darwin, for example, turning away and saying "I have far more important things to do than look at television." Actually, Attenborough's programmes always seem to me a powerful argument for evolutionary theory, even when they content themselves with worshipping the irrepressible ingenuity of nature. Even the most puritanical Creationist would let his children watch this, but how would you feel about God if you really believed he'd done all the assembly work? You'd have to think of Him as an insane sort of hobbyist, staving off His infinite boredom by twiddling with nature. Evolution creates a caterpillar that makes a little house out of a leaf and then eats its way out again because it doesn't know any better - indeed it doesn't know anything at all, it just operates, driven by the singular urge for survival.
This mindless purity of motive must be part of the appeal of nature programmes, a world that may appear sinister or cruel at times but never forces us to make moral judgements. You aren't going to get a bereaved fly appearing on Ricki Lake, screaming abuse at a Pitcher Plant with a label saying "Seduces insects with nectar, then drowns them".
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DURHAM - Mutual Community Savings Bank would have to raise nearly $1 million, either by selling stock or passing the hat among directors and shareholders, if the 86-year-old institution decides to continue operating on its own.
With a proposed merger between Mutual and another historic, minority-owned financial services firm in Durham, Mechanics and Farmers Bank, yet to materialize, the cash-raising order from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. might be the next step for beleaguered Mutual.
It's a provision of a cease-and-desist order presented to Mutual in late June, and bank officials have signaled to the FDIC that they won't fight any parts of the order.
A merger with M&F would resolve the issues between Mutual and regulators. Among those issues is the basic requirement that the bank keep adequate capital reserves on hand to support continued operations.
Mutual CEO William G. Smith during the week of July 31 declined to comment on the merger discussions. "You know I can't talk about that," he said. Overseeing finances for Mutual is Donna Sylver, chief financial officer.
Mutual board member James A. Welch was equally tight-lipped. "We are still in the throes of deciding what should be in a definitive agreement," he said.
Without a merger deal, Smith, Welch and the five other members of the Mutual board, including Durham Mayor Bill Bell, would be required to raise reserves even if it means coming up with cash out of their own pockets and asking shareholders to do the same. Regulators want the bank's answer on that matter by the end of August.
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A Paris judge yesterday issued an international arrest warrant for Abdeldrim Deneche in connection with the bombing of the Saint-Michel station in Paris last month.
The warrant came shortly after the Swedish chief procurator, Jan Danielsson, had said that the suspicion of "murder and complicity to murder" on which Mr Deneche was being held had been dropped in view of testimony that he had been in Sweden at the time of the Paris bombing. He said, however, that Mr Deneche would remain in custody for further questioning under special provisions relating to foreigners; Swedish officials said that he could face deportation.
Mr Deneche, an Algerian who has lived in Sweden since 1991, has been in custody near Stockholm since Monday when he was detained at the request of the French judge heading the Saint-Michel inquiry. The announcement of the arrest warrant was hailed by the French Prime Minister, Alain Juppe, who said it was the result of extremely hard work by French justice officials and the police conducted "in the framework of international agreements to which France and Sweden are signatory".
Earlier in the day, Mr Juppe had been one of several senior French officials to vent his anger on the French media for coverage which, he said, could jeopardise the investigation's progress. "The divulging of classified information has complicated the inquiry, placed the lives of witnesses in danger, and compromised the ability of the authorities to prevent further attacks," he said.
For his part, the Justice Minister, Jacques Toubon, announced that he had instructed the chief law officer of Paris to institute proceedings against "a person or persons unknown" for violating a secrecy order covering evidence given by witnesses in the Saint-Michel bombing case. The instruction referred to reports that appeared in yesterday's editions of the weekly Canard Enchaine and the daily le Monde, detailing evidence purportedly given by an off-duty gendarme travelling in the suburban train shortly before the bomb exploded.
Mr Toubon said the "detailed information" had been taken from the inquiry file which was classified as secret and should not have been divulged while the inquiry was in progress. Publication, he said, entailed "serious risks in cases of this nature" and could "prejudice the safety of witnesses, constrain the inquiry and increase the threat of fresh attacks".
Earlier, the Interior Minister, Jean-Louis Debre had deplored what he called the "premature report", first broadcast on the Paris-based Europe 1 radio station, about the arrest of Mr Deneche and the visit of Judge Jean-Francois Ricard to Sweden. Mr Ricard's office had said he was "on holiday".
The fury expressed by French officials yesterday reflected in part the frustrations of the inquiry and the public pressure on the authorities to find those responsible not just for the Saint-Michel bombing, but for the other two terrorist attacks in Paris that have been linked with it - the killing of the Muslim cleric, Imam Abdelbaki Sahraoui, and last week's bomb near the Arc de Triomphe.
All three attacks have been increasingly blamed on the extremist Algerian organisation, the Armed Islamic Group (GIA), which is campaigning for an Islamic regime in Algeria and against French support for the military government there.
The official anger directed at the media, however, also served to highlight the extent to which information about the inquiry has been "managed" by the French authorities. "Good news" - such as the issue of the photofit pictures, admissions of responsibility and the Ff1m reward - had a habit of being announced just in time for the main evening television news.
It now transpires, however, that much information was withheld. The GIA was clearly a prime suspect from the fourth day after the Saint-Michel bombing, when the gendarme positively identified at least one of the suspects (said to be Mr Deneche) from police photographs. That picture, and another recognised by the gendarme, were not released as photofits, presumably so as not to tip off the chief suspects.
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A perfectly tailored suit, cocktails and dinner then a champagne nightcap before retiring to a hotel overlooking the Olympic Stadium - that was the perfect evening enjoyed by Essex man, Craig, one of five lucky Londoners selected for an unforgettable experience at the new Westfield Stratford City.
First impressions:
Really easy to get to. Jumped on the Tube at St. Paul's where I work and it's only five stops to Stratford. So ideal if I want to nip there after work to shop, drink or eat in east London.
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Westfield Stratford City is bigger and brighter than I expected. Last time I caught a glimpse was when the work began, so I'm astonished as I stand outside and see how it's been transformed.
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There was no way my wife Claire was going to miss out on a chance of an unforgettable experience in the best thing to arrive in east London for the last twenty years, but it is MY experience so I get to have the treats.
Starting with a tailored suit fitting at Hugo Boss. You cannot beat a well fitting suit and Hugo Boss don't disappoint. The staff are immaculately dressed and the huge digital screens add an element of cool. The staff let me browse for the look I want before I choose a classic BOSS Black suit which they will fit for me. The shop assistant goes that extra mile making sure they are catering the look exactly for my needs - and I'm very happy with the final outcome. I tend to know exactly what I want when I go shopping so rather than wandering around I usually go to straight to shops I know and like. So this service suits me (excuse the pun).
Next stop is the Goldsmiths Boutique where we are given a tour of the new concept store. It's aimed at a younger audience with cutting edge products and the latest fashion trends, it's really different to most jewellery shops - there are no counters for a start. Instead there are display pods throughout the store and Claire certainly likes the store layout and quirky jewellery, so I'm sure she'll drag me back come Christmas time. Still that means I won't have to rack my brains for what to buy as I've already got a couple of presents sorted. The chill out zone with WiFi access and iPads is a great idea for us men if we get tired of carrying round the shopping bags and waiting for our other halves to make up their minds. Sorry if I'm upsetting any wives and girlfriends, it's just that when I shop that's what I do - I walk in, buy what I want and leave. I don't have the time or the patience for any other type of shopping.
That sorted, I'm ready for food. So we head to Bumpkin which is located outside on "The Street" which links John Lewis at one end with Marks & Spencer at the other and has a great choice of lifestyle brands.
As I said, this type of retailing suits someone like me as everything I like is all in one place. We start with cocktails (Why not? We are kid free tonight) and then sit down to an amazing three-course meal (steak for me, of course) with a lovely bottle of wine.
That still leaves time for a romantic glass of champagne at another of the many bars and eateries, Balans, before we retire to the Premier Inn where we're booked into a room overlooking the Olympic Stadium. It's lovely to have time to reflect on an amazing evening as it's just the two of us and also to see how awesome all the Olympic venues are because normally I'm driving past and only get a quick glance at all the developments.
If someone had told my wife, she was being taken for a romantic evening for two in a shopping centre I think she might have thought I was joking. However, this was so different - and not just because of the brands and sheer number of retailers. You can enjoy a lovely dinner here, drink the finest champagne and end the evening in a hotel. However, next time we'll bring our son Frankie as he'd love it too and we could combine some Christmas shopping with some fun things for him to do and a leisurely meal.
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