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A holding is China Mobile (CHL), a telecom company that serves 700 million customers. "This is a dominant provider that has been able to increase its dividend payout over time," says Harriss.
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fitz123 Posts: 2I brought it to a dealership a couple of times... The last thing they did seemed to make a difference, which was basically clean the throttle. I'm not a car person so I honestly don't even know what that means, but they said it was very dirty (I bring it oversand a lot, so that may have contributed?). Anyway, I have not had an issue since, although I still don't trust it 100%. Good luck!
abel10 Posts: 1My 2002 Mercury Mountaineer will start, but immediately (slowly) turn back off. It will only stay on if I hold down gas pedal (accelerate). My friend's mechanic looked at it, not sure if he's good mechanic , but i'm broke so I let him. He told me it might have something to do with throttle body. Said he cleaned it and washed air filter. It ran good for about 1 week, but it's started doing same thing this morning. Jiffy Lube also suggested I change air filter. Check engine light is NOT on. Once in a while it makes a noise when I turn on. Similar noise when car is already on, and you try turning ignition or overturning. They told me I'll probably need starter soon. Might be seperate issue. Don't want to throw money away.. Please help. Thanks
judianne Posts: 1Hi there - well, I do love my mountaineer. It is a 2003 V8 AWD. I bought new with 6 miles in 10/2003 and have since then driven quite a bit. The odometer now reads 279,864 (thats miles). Same engine, same transmission, even the same starter. I guess mine was built on a very good day! The body is 100%. The leather on my drivers seat is cracking a bit though, but oh well.
Anyway, I just started having this really bizarre problem that three mechanics have looked at and nobody can answer. There is some little cap on the back of the engine that keeps blowing off and anti-freeze pours out everywhere. The man who owns the garage that is working on my car has know it since it was a baby, so obviously, he has done gone by my car, and me. But this one is kind of a stumper. I'm hoping to get another 100,000 out of it since I have childen in college, so if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know! I don't know if this is just some oddity...or if it could indicate a problem that can possibly be fixed before it is a disaster!
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fpa4u Posts: 1On my way home from KY to NJ I broke down in PA. The truck stalled at 70mph. The only code was a crack sensor issue. I replaced it and got back on the road again. Light came back on but no more stalling at speed. Now I took it to one guy and he said I had blow heads. So I did a little research and found that the intake manifolds fail often. Well sure enough the manifold was leaking into the injectors plugs etc...So we replaced the manifold on Sat but now it stalls like crazy so we are going to clean the injectors this weekend. I will update and let you know. Also have a noise that sounds like a diesel when in gear. I just had the trans checked today and it is fine. We are also replacing the fly wheel this weekend as the trans guy said the noise is coming from there but he wanted $1,000 bucks to replace a $62 part...lol not happening...
1aucoin Posts: 1please help.3 days ago i replaced the manifold gaskets to stop coolant leak. now its running very rough,it also has a knocking sound from the oil pan.it sounds like the motor is bogging out, rpm will not get over 1500 ,cataylic converter was glowing red hot last night. at first i thought it was just a vaccum leak, guess not. before i replace gaskets it did run hot and i had to tow home. could i have messed up my motor. i have no coolant or oil leak now, though. if any one has an idea that would be GREAT, THANKS
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Has anyone found the reason for this? I have a 2004 Mercury Mountaineer SUV and it is going dead when I slow down to about 30 or stop at lights. Very bad when on a busy street for this to happen. Was hoping to keep it for a while longer because wife is having lots of health problems and doctor bills.
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Hoping this is of help to some folks. I had very similiar issues to what is mentioned in this thread. I had a Mazda MPV with a Ford Duratec V6 (2004). The issue turned out to be related to a few things. 1) I changed out my ignition coil packs. This engine gets water on the coil pack which causes a misfire due to the short circuit intermittently when the spark plugs fire and the moisture accumulate under the boot. 2) I also had the throttle body cleaned for carbon from the misfires I just mentioned. The 3rd and most important thing I believe is I replaced the Idle Air control valve. This adjusts the air for the engine at idle and can stick when there is carbon buildup in the intake manifold giving your engine too much or too little air at idle and when accelerating and cause a stall. This thing was like $50 or less at Autozone and super easy to change just 1 nut and 15 minutes. About the same work/complexity as changing a air filter.


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Now as far as the death of marriage. How horrible! What a terrible way to think. What has our society come to when our young men can't even be bothered to "go steady" and therefore growing up into older men who "don't believe in marriage"? It's all delusion. It's all so much easier to just "do what we've been doing instead of complicating things with committment". Like, seriously? That's bullshit. It's utter bullshit. And then the women who buy into that... They were in love. I mean, you find this guy who is utterly insanely right for you. You guys get along so well. You're in restaurants and it's like "poppity pop pop"! You're the couple everyone wants to be. And you have to admit, you thought you heard wedding bells. But then this guy says "why complicate things with marriage? things are good the way they are." And you, my smitten kitten, listen. You listen because what's your alternative? Breaking it off with him and faced with being alone the better half of your life? Faced with having to enter the dreaded and confusing dating scene again? Having to play all those head games just to get a month or two out of the guy before he splits? Exactly. You stay because it's easier. You stay because you love him. And 50% of marriages end in divorce anyway right? Who's to say that won't happen to you? But let's be frank about that statement. If and when you do break up with this guy, it will feel like a divorce. It will hurt like a divorce. And either way you will still feel like a fool for believing any part of his bullshit.
I think the death of Marriage comes from the birth of other things. It comes from the acceptance of non-monogamist relationships. It comes from the aid of technology. It comes from different schools of thought reigning over traditionalism. It comes, also, from the decline of religion. People are creating avenues where there were none before. Embarking on a marriage - on a lifelong committment - just seems so improbable when there are so many other avenues for people to take. Which I don't think is a bad thing - I think it's just most things are relatively new. And people don't know how to incorporate these things into the way they previously thought, so they exchange it for a brand new way of thinking.
At it's simplest form, Marriage is two people who want to declare their love to God and enter into a covenant with God through that person. Call me crazy, but there is something sacred about that vow you take. You're going to tell me that you love me, and you can't imagine your life without me - but you can't be bothered to say a few words and sign your name on a sheet of paper? Does that really sound right? It doesn't to me. Your marriage will be what you put into it. And if you're saying you can't bring yourself to take a vow to God to be with me the rest of your life - then you're saying you don't truly believe you just want to be with me. You're saying that you don't believe you can put that into it, what you claim to already be putting into it. And so, at the very least, I don't want anybody by my side for a lifetime that can't physically take a vow to do it. I can't believe in someone who can't believe in marriage.
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Nov 26, 2014
Ask Not What Your Planet Can Do for You....
The images we ingest never cease to shape us.
Just 51 years ago, the head of a profoundly gifted young man was blown apart.
A few months earlier he'd given a speech that promised a new dawn.
He reached out to our enemies. He talked of going to the moon, of technological breakthrough and human promise. And he stopped the radioactive madness of atmospheric Bomb testing, a reason many of us are alive today.
It's easy to idealize John Kennedy.
We still debate what he might have done in Vietnam.
Oct 20, 2014
When Solartopia Transcends King CONG
This new post on EcoWatch features the new Solartopia/King CONG poster:
Sep 29, 2014
How We Win on Climate Change
Okay, so we had this historic march a little while ago.
It was....
...joyous, beautiful, exhilarating, inspiring, life-confirming...and in many ways turning point.
Now that the dust has settled a bit, we can see that it will change things for a long time to come.
It proved to ourselves and the world that we have a huge, diverse, broad-based movement. And that we can put aside our differences and all get along when we have to.
Sep 20, 2014
Climate Riders Roll
Two vans and a big bus pulled up to the First Watch for breakfast this morning in Columbus, Ohio.
They were filled with truly great people, the new Climate Riders, on their way to New York City.
Twenty-four hours on the road each way for a few hours to march against the corporations that are killing our planet.
Sep 6, 2014
Shut California's Fukushima: Diablo Must Go!
The catastrophe at Fukushima was not an accident. It's unfolding again in California.
The next west coast quake could easily shake the two reactors at Diablo Canyon to rubble.
They are riddled with defects, can't withstand potential seismic shocks from five major nearby fault lines, violate state water quality laws and are vulnerable to tsunamis and fire.
Diablo's owner, Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), is in deep legal and financial crisis.
Sep 3, 2014
Shut the Devil's Nuke!!
The great David Lochbaum of the Union of Concerned Scientists (www.UCSUSA.org) has appeared with California activist Rochelle Becker of the Alliance 4 Nuclear Responsibility (www.A4NR.org) on my Solartopia Green Power & Wellness radio show to discuss the terrifying details of the situation at Diablo Canyon.
Diablo---the Devil's Nuke---is within shaking range of five major earthquake faults.
Here's the link to the show:
Aug 28, 2014
From Fukushima to Solartopia: An Atomic Meditation
As Fukushima continues to spew out its radioactive poisons, we are witnessing one of the great technological revolutions in human history.
Our ability to survive on this planet has never been more endangered by industrial pollution, and yet we now have the means to create a green-powered Earth.
On this year's anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, I had the opportunity to speak about this "best of times/worst of times" reality to a wonderful group of citizen-activists at the Unitarian-Universality Hall in Berkeley, California.
Jul 15, 2014
Fukushima's Children are Dying 福島の子供たちが死んでいく
Fukushima's Children are Dying
Jun 14, 2014
Fukushima's Children are Dying
Some 39 months after the multiple explosions at Fukushima, thyroid cancer rates among nearby children have skyrocketed to more than forty times (40x) normal.
More than 48 percent of some 375,000 young people-nearly 200,000 kids-tested by the Fukushima Medical University near the smoldering reactors nowsuffer from pre-cancerous thyroid abnormalities, primarily nodules and cysts. The rate is accelerating.
Jun 3, 2014
Fukushima is Forgotten but NOT Gone
The corporate media silence on Fukushima has been deafening even though the melted-down nuclear power plant's seaborne radiation is now washing up on American beaches.
Ever more radioactive water continues to pour into the Pacific.
At least three extremely volatile fuel assemblies are stuck high in the air at Unit 4. Three years after the March 11, 2011, disaster, nobody knows exactly where the melted cores from Units 1, 2 and 3 might be.


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It is true that so far none of the countries in the Middle East, except Israel, have achieved real democracy but why must we assume then that they never could. After all, our democracies in the West are not that old and started probably in the Netherlands and Northern Italy and then after the British, French, American revolutions.
As a frequent visitor to Egypt and fascionated by its history I am convinced that, despite all the corruption there, they are capable of democracy as we know it and we should lend them a hand. There are people in every of these countries, often imprisoned or exiled, who do understand the Western concept of democracy and we should find them and help them to shape the future of their countries. About Tunesia and Algeria I do not want to form an opinion, as I do not have too much first hand experience. As far as Egypt is concerned, I am convinced they can do it. Perhaps the fact that there is not much oil there helps.
Well, Malta has every right to fear a luantic like Gaddafi. He is quite capable of firing rockets into Malta so they probably had to defend Libyan soverignity.
The Irak war was "suggerated" to the Americans by Mossad :
"The Mossad was grooming Saddam for a fall, but not his own. They wanted the Americans to do the work of destroying that gigantic army in the Iraqi desert so that Israel would not have to face it one day on its own border"
Israel has always been "worried" by Irak, and such since Babylon times. The Israeli are the ones that bombe Osirak, which was a civil nuclear plant, well surveyed by AIEA, Saddam, at these times was a new leader that wanted to modernize Irak, and probably that became "evil" years after years while reacting to external interferrence into Irak businesses and government.
and the Saudi, Saddam stepped out of the OPEC, and was nationalising Iraki oil fields, therefore his oil was going to be cheaper on oil markets. As the Saudi have strong lobbies in Washington, they manage to convince the american administration that Saddam was breaking the markets equilibrium. Of course, it's not because he was such a tyran, there are so many on the planet.
Saudi, after the first Irak campain, also became worried that the "oil for food" deal was ruining their businesses as oil exporters, the Iraki oil was cheaper than theirs.
Saddam wan't in any case a AQ supporter, he was athee, bred by the Soviets, he was our best firewall against jihadism.
The American should get independant from their lobbies, be them AiPAC, and or Saudi... and forget a bit of their world "gendarme" duty, they should look more for caring their own people, rather to protect global companies, that have no patry.
Can't you see how right I am when saying earlier:
"I can promise you, that if German soldiers would dare to display a coarseness seen on British, French or American soldiers, the 'ideological ambushers' would fire out of all media corners in the moment 'the Germans' would make the slightest of such mistakes. To distract from their own similar deeds these fellas would immediately start finger-pointing 'at the Germans'.
sherryblack wrote Mar 10th 2011 7.08 GMT: "why do Kurds want an official apology from Germany for building Saddam's chemical weapons factory and furnishing a genocidal tryant with 51% of his WMD capability."
Even Americans who are strongly backing our troops, know by now that it was American advisers who provided the logistics for Saddam's gas missiles . . . not German ones.
The whole world knows by now that Iraq bought the poison-gas components on the world markets (foremost in Singapore) and that the US furnished him with "straight" WMD gas and "straight" bacterial matter used for WMD purposes.
Our papers were full of this after we broke with Saddam. We also know that no German company ever sold only one gram of poisonous substance to Saddam's regime which could used for WMDs, and that it was a civilian capital goods provider which sold a normal fertilizer plant to Iraq - never a "poison fabric" at a time when Saddam was America's "good guy" and Rumsfeld was sent "to embrace" the tyrant (the film material still exists on the internet).
. . . And still "professional slanderers" are blaming "the Germanz" for the deeds and atrocities they committed themselves (their own country) or which were provably committed by others.
As so many "rent seekers", the Kurds jump on the bandwagon of these propagandists and try to squeeze their share out of the "convenient doormat" (as last year the profligate Greeks tried too … and others before that).
As long as perverts like these, who post here, are spamming or populating blogs and other the information channels (or the film industry), I only can advice "the Germanz" again:
Don't play games on "playgrounds" where you don't belong ! !
A J Maher
The Brits have to straighten their balance of payment, as Ferguson said, not the Germans. So, please stay on the subject . . . or criticize Ferguson for saying this.
The Germans are also the third largest import nation in the world. You are just talking here about a miniscule segment of the country's overall business activities. The small surplus can within a month swing the other way. Just let the crude price swing a little higher.
And your examples are just a confirmation of what I've said. From the colonial times British investors have an advantage over the locals. This is what is, among other things, criticized "by the locals". At least this is how many former economically suppressed nations see it.
Just stop whining about Germany's "attitudes", then there is little reason to mention British attitudes here . . . "bratwurst" or "fish n chips".
@ La V. : The subjects to the British crown of 1914 were run by a glorified colonial regime of Dukes and Lords (until the end of WW II the House of Lords could - and still partly can - veto any law limiting their economical and political powers).
Nonsense. The lords lost their power to veto the Commons budget or any economic measure whatsoever in 1911. They lost their absolute veto over other legislation in 1911 also – only retaining a four year power of delay – which was reduced to one year thereafter.
@La V. : Thus it was common amongst this class of people to veto the abandonment of their supremacist rule over 'colored people' all around the world.
And yet British rule was not only abandoned but aristocratic people like Lord Irwin (later Halifax), Mounbatten, and MacMillan who accomplished the British end of this mighty task.
@ La V. : Therefore WW I was also a battle between British "Junkers" who wanted to keep their worldwide colonial regime . . . and the German Junkers who wanted "a place at the sun" too, Lol.
Nonsense – imperialism red in tooth and claw was a rising force in Junker and later Nazi Germany. It was a declining force in Britain.
@La V. : It actually took 2 world wars to open the sea lanes to a world of "free trade for all". Before that the ruling colonial elites in Britain and France (and elsewhere) tried to keep out any newcomer to the scene, with sea blockades and navy interventions, in order to preserve their global trade privileges.
Nonsense – the sea lanes were more open for free trade for all in the 19 century than at any time in 20 century. Name a single blockade imposed against Germany or any other nation (who was not also at war with Britain) sea going traffic imposed by the Royal Navy. The UK and her overseas territories were wide open to German imports and trade. This trade flourished pre WW1. Germany of course refused to open her market on a reciprocal basis – some things never change!.
@ La V. :Thus, finally, the end of the colonial empires brought something good to the rest of the world. I hope you agree.
Certainly I agree. I would go further – amongst the biggest beneficiaries of the end of the British empire were the British themselves. It was ruining them – morally, politically and economically....
I do not like to interfere in other commentators' debates, especially if it is not subject to the Economist article these debates are embedded in.
But in absence of any German poster, here are two corrections from my perspective:
Knowing the literature on the EU history in German and English languages quite well, the German public and German (conservative) politicians are among the most reluctant of a more 'integrated' Europe, beyond what already exists.
The drive for a 'superstate', as some call it, came always from France, the BeNeLux and Italy. Thus, the German 'Conservatives' view' is not much different from that of the British Conservatives … and the 'public opinion' in Germany is not dissimilar from the British public (I am not talking about BNP and UKIP here). Consequently the German public was probably the opposed most to the introduction of all 'old' EU countries. The Germans' general position is best reflected in the (famous) ruling of its Constitutional Court.
The most prominent Europeans promoting the EU from early on were Alcide De Gasperi from Italy, Jean Monnet and Robert Schuman from France, Johan Willem Beyen from the Netherlands, Paul-Henri Spaak from Belgium and Joseph Bech from Luxemburg. Konrad Adenauer wanted to bind West Germany "to the West" foremost because of the communist threat from the East, which a very 'rational' reason, not an ideological one. This reason doesn't exist any longer. To state here that "ideological EU-philes" are best represented "by Germany" is therefore unsupported by facts.
The remark, that the Versailles Treaty was a "settlement with Germany and Austria" is of course not true, since we know that this was neither a "treaty" nor a "settlement" reflecting war guilt. This is why the US Congress never accepted this treaty as "valid". The Treaty of Versailles was a dictate by France and others after the Germans had given up their weapons in good faith based on Woodrow Wilson's (then widely publicized in Germany by the left) 14-point-program.
Almost all contemporary historians (also English language ones) are - to my best knowledge - today unisonous of the opinion that all original war parties bear equally guilt for the outbreak of WW I. If more 'guilt' can be assigned to any party at all, then this would be to Serbia and its Ally Russia. Serbia's Secret Service (jointly w. Russia's, the latter at least knowing of it) planned and executed the assassination of Austria's head of State and his wife.
It was not before 6 warnings and an ultimatum to put the culprits to public trial supported by Austrian evidence and Austrian authorities as co-prosecutors that the war was declared. On the day when the war was declared, the planner and executioner of this plot, the Chief of Serbian Military Intelligence Dragutin Dimitrijević, wasn't even arrested – and to demand arrest and trial was seen "as an Austrian provocation" by President Poincaré's government supported by a big part of the French press. Before Russia mobilized against Austria and Germany, France had publicly declared its unconditional support for the Russian stance.
Yes, there are still voices in France today, claiming that Serbia had "nothing to do" with the assassination of the Austrian couple. But this is meanwhile nowhere seriously held up by historians. Even Wikipedia changed correctly its entry from earlier articles.
Now it reads (Quote): "On 28 June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, heir apparent to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife, Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, were shot dead in Sarajevo, by Gavrilo Princip, one of a group of six Bosnian Serb assassins coordinated by Danilo Ilić. The political objective of the assassination was to break off Austria-Hungary's south-Slav provinces so they could be combined into a Greater Serbia or a Yugoslavia. The assassins' motives were consistent with the movement that later became known as Young Bosnia. Serbian military officers stood behind the attack. At the top of these Serbian military conspirators was Chief of Serbian Military Intelligence Dragutin Dimitrijević, his right hand man Major Vojislav Tankosić, and Masterspy Rade Malobabić. Major Tankosić armed (with bombs and pistols) and trained the assassins, and the assassins were given access to the same clandestine tunnel of safe-houses and agents that Rade Malobabić used for the infiltration of weapons and operatives into Austria-Hungary." (end-quote) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Archduke_Franz_Ferdinand_o...
@ germanambassador
I'm glad you agree with what I say. I would just like to say one final word on this subject. Like you, I don't know the US very well, but we have friends in California who tell me that British lobbyists are quite active there trying to undermine the reputation of the Germans. There are a few hotels that already have a 'No German' policy, especially in Los Angeles, and I saw at least two restaurants with 'No German' signs while I was there. British propaganda skills should never be under-estimated and I feel that this hatred of Germans may spread from California to the rest of North America.
It's shameful.
I read the thread with my usual interest this morning. Especially three contributions caught my attention: pumpernickel's of Mar 4th 2011 8:12 GMT, sanmartinian's of Mar 4th 2011 8:21 GMT and enlisted's of Mar 5th 2011 10:30 GMT.
My personal opinion is – this is directed to sanmartinian – that the current upheavals are not "revolutions" yet. They still have only reached the intensive level of a "revolt". The term "revolution" is historically only applied when a revolt sees finally a complete change in a society's political (and even economical) power structure as a result. None of this has appeared yet – neither in Tunisia nor in Egypt.
To oust autocrats who are only the tip of an iceberg, like Hosni Mubarak or Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, can not be considered a "revolution" when their underlying power structure continue to stay intact. Without a clear political leadership and "future program", a revolt will not touch "the iceberg" underneath a society's surface.
Those societies will stay "societies not capable of making calculations, weighing odds and considering where their interests lie, but stay caricatures, figures and puppets in the hands of extremists, autocrats, or, at times, in Western hands." (in 'slight' alteration of Syrian poet and democracy activist Ammar Abdulhamid's voiced opinion at the beginning of the Arab youth revolt in January).
So far, the Middle East turmoil has the character of the "baby boomer revolt" in America's and Europe's late 1960s. If this will result in real revolutions is doubted here. It will most likely – as the 1960s Western youth revolt did - only eventuate in a generational transition of power . . . not more but also not much less.
Of course this "transition" (not revolution) will see political changes as the 1968ers provoked in France and even more though in Germany at that time (to a lesser extent in the US though back then, due to our electoral system).
To know (or find out) what the future will bring for the West, it will be most important to catch "the moods and values" of the contemporary baby boomer generation in the Arab world.
"Anyhow, forwards. Or is that too tinged with a military nuance? How pitiable the psychologically neutered Germans are! Vorwarts!!!"
As an admirer of 'abysmal' Anglo might the author of the above line should be all proud about the allied re-education successes.
Or are they seen now as 'shortsighted' after all? Lol.
Maybe Ike shouldn't have starved a million German POWs to death; the fighting moral would probably be a nuance higher then.
Believe me, the stupidity of European leaders comes as no surprise to me or the world outside of Europe.
You have to remember these folks were stupid enough to self-destruct in two wars in the 20th Century alone.
And the fact that they have in their wisdom decided to share a currency with Greece which scores lower than some African countries in the international corruption index is a sign of merely living up to their reputation for utter stupidity.
@ enlisted
"....to keep Germany weak compared to France"
That's been the cornerstone of French foreign policy for fifty years. That's why things are coming to a head now, much more quickly than people realise.
Germanambassador is the resident Cassandra. An ex foreign legionary who "adores" the French and just wants Germany´s splendid isolation. Some say he is purely an Astroturf invention put lovingly executed by some Russian or AngloSaxon agency to confuse readers about German intentions. He is well appreciated by the residents if not always taken seriously here :-)
I would say Sarkozy is the best France ever had and they deserve him.
Believe me the rest of their political class is even worse.
So France can be lucky that they have their Mr.Duracell.
His politics is the best for France and I hope he will stay for may years.
He will create the MedUnion and then leave the EU.
Together with Spain, Portugal and Algeria he will create a very powerful new center in Europe which is the most successful part of Europe.
For me there is no doubt and I hope he will arrive very soon with his bold ideas.
Ireland will unify with Northern Ireland and then anything is done and all problems are solved for the moment.
Britain will continue to ressurrect its former Commonwealth and try to get back all its former colonies.
Good luck I just wish to everybody.
Might be that Britain will join as the 51st state to the USA.
This would not make any change of British politics because in fact Britain is nothing more as the 51st state of the USA.
my above pose is directed to pompom
As a post-script to my last post - I included Iran in the list. Which shows that sometimes there is only a pretense of democracy. I get it. They're the exception to that list.
Thank you for the lead. I presume this is where everybody who is anybody might be hanging out for a while unless you have a better idea? Sanmartinian, swedane, good company et le plus beau des petits hérissons but not "Morlock free", which is a pity :-/ Well, can't have it all.
Won't bother to read the article until later.
la. vyrity
You are Internet communicating via satellite? Fascinating geeky stuff, if you like this kind of challenge. I love it. Used to do this when living en Provence, since France Telecom initially did not offer any decent Internet speed in the rural vicinity where I lived. At that time only a couple of German and Italian companies were pioneering the technology and pretty expensive. I presume you download via your satellite modem in your PC and upload in the conventional way via telephone unless you work for an agency, like the Bandit with his East German connections ;-) and do the upload also on your site? The erratic performance should not be due to your dish and LNB, unless they are maladjusted to the dedicated satellite transponder in question. Your receiving end should be as stable as for satellite TV, whatever the weather conditions, unless very bad. Normally it is your satellite ISP who is uploading the stuff you demand for you (an automatic function) which might prove to be erratic, although nowadays the technology should be stable. After all you pioneered it in the US of A.
In France it was a nightmare and so was Germany initially, when I moved here. Avoid anything with the name "Telecom", if you can. Unfortunatley they still hold the monopoly to the infrastructure. It is "socialism" of the worst kind. Civil servants in charge of "administration and distribution" when it should be "innovation and management". Here the British are light years in advance of France and Germany, having deregulated and introduced real competition years ago. USA should also be pretty good on this scale, no?
Anyway, enjoy it whilst you can. One of these days they will give you a speed of 17000+ like here and then "finito la musica", no more geeking problems. The only occasional "fun" I have is with the WLAN adapters breaking down when Maher is trying to get in through the back door ;-) LOL. Watch it, sanmartinian, always use a Russian Antiphishing software. They are the best.
"tut, tut".
I was solely referring to VZ's racist "soul search" attempts, which he performs together with his friend sherry in context of some idioms I was using.
And: Nothing wrong with the grandmother, as long as the grandson doesn't suffer from an ICD-10 Goldhagen syndrome.
"I think they only met for the free snacks and the free drinks (as usual)
It was a meeting of the elite of European incompetence."
Don't underestimate the feeling to be important and the flattered vanity of the participants.
The prime example is Mr. Juncker from Luxemburg. He is head of a country that has hardly half a million inhabitants, but when he arrives with his motorcade at the summit (red carpet), dozens of cameras await him eager to hear a statement what he thinks of "the situation in Libya". http://tvnewsroom.consilium.europa.eu/story/index/story_id/16182/media_i... What a complete joke!
Not to speak of Barroso, van Rumpoy and the others...how far can you get if you come from a country with 10 million inhabitants?
A good article that is really revealing and explains a lot why the elites in Europe are so eager to be in the EU and the euro (contrary to their voters at home) is the wish of these elites to be present at the "important" meetings. http://www.economist.com/node/18333103
I think we really shouldn't underestimate the desire to drive around in a motorcade and be quoted in international newspapers and all that.
And everyone who experienced the "magnetic" effect power in itself has, can also imagine what a big role it plays if the heads of tiny countries like Ireland, Cyprus, Slovakia, Estland, Malta and such can regularly shake hands and chat with the "big boys" like Cameron, Sarkozy or Merkel, who otherwise wouldn't even know their names maybe.
Even if you are head of Slovenia, Latvia and such, on such occations you suddenly feel a shade of "I'm making European history here". "I'm influencing the destiny of half a billion people here" and such... They get at least crumbs of the glamour of world politics in Brussels.
@A J Maher
I was referring to the Ferguson-interview someone had posted here.
I agree with all you've said . . . It just doesn't meet the current facts on the ground.
I spoke to a countless number of Chinese who said that "the British still didn't give up their colonial arrogance"; . . . hundreds, Maher, not just a handful.
What then hinders Great Britain's export businesses to sail away, far ahead of Japan, Germany and Switzerland in that area?
As I've said earlier: It is a fact of human nature that race discrimination wounds more deeply and lastingly than poverty.
And Maher: If the Brits don't have to change their attitudes, in your opinion, then please stop whining about the Germans' export prowess . . . about which you are an expert.
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Pirates fall to Reds for 6th loss in 7 games
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Pirates are five games under .500 less than a month into the season but they insist there is no reason to panic.
Ryan Ludwick lined a two-run double after two Cincinnati batters were hit by pitches, lifting Tony Cingrani and the Reds over the Pirates 2-1 on Thursday.
The Pirates have lost six of seven, scoring a total of 22 runs in that span. The skid has dropped Pittsburgh to 9-14, a year after they had both their first winning season and playoff appearance since 1992.
"We can't worry about where we are right now," Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen said. "We know we're going to be better. We're going to learn as a team and keep pushing forward."
"It's having a trust in one another, having each other's backs. We've just to keep working on things," he said.
Ludwick's double in the sixth drove in Joey Votto and Todd Frazier and put the Reds ahead 2-1. Both of them were plunked by rookie Brandon Cumpton (0-1), promoted from Triple-A earlier in the day.
"It was great because we were starting to get a little irritated because we had three hit batters in the game and a couple of our guys got squared up pretty good," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "I don't think there was any intent to it, but the fact his two-run double followed the third hit by pitch had a little bit more sweetness to it for sure."
Cumpton gave up just two runs in seven innings while taking the rotation spot of lefty Wandy Rodriguez, put on the disabled list Monday with inflammation in his left knee.
Cumpton held the Reds to four hits while walking one and striking out five, but also hit three batters. He had a string of 20 consecutive scoreless innings in the major leagues, dating to last season, until Ludwick snapped it.
"I was feeling good, trying to attack guys and be aggressive," Cumpton said. "Unfortunately, I let a couple of pitches get away."
Pirates manager Clint Hurdle, though, didn't pin the blame for the loss on Cumpton.
"I thought his start was a strong one and he pitched inside with conviction," Hurdle said. "He dinged a few guys but that's part of pitching inside. You can't have it both ways. You're going to hit some guys."
The Reds won for the seventh time in nine games and got their record to .500 at 11-11 after starting the season 3-8.
Cingrani (2-2) allowed one run and six hits in six innings. He struck out seven and walked two.
Logan Ondrusek, Sam LeCure and Jonathan Broxton pitched one scoreless inning each in relief of Cingrani. Broxton recorded his fourth save.
Ludwick had two of the Reds' five hits. Neil Walker got two of Pittsburgh's seven hits.
The Pirates scored in the first inning when Pedro Alvarez singled in Walker, who had drawn a walk. Pittsburgh left eight runners on base.
"Certainly a great series here," Price said. "We had to battle — they pitched us tough, as they always do. They've got a good squad, and some way we found a way to grind out three victories here. I'm really proud of the boys."


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ELIQUIS® (apixaban) Receives CHMP Positive Opinion For The Prevention Of Stroke And Systemic Embolism In Patients With Nonvalvular Atrial Fibrillation
Bristol-Myers Squibb (NYSE: BMY) and Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) today announced that the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has adopted a positive opinion recommending that ELIQUIS ® (apixaban) be granted approval for the prevention of stroke and systemic embolism in adult patients with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation (NVAF) and one or more risk factors for stroke. The CHMP's positive opinion will now be reviewed by the European Commission, which has the authority to approve medicines for the European Union. The final decision will be applicable to all 27 European Union member states plus Iceland and Norway.
The positive opinion was based on the pivotal ARISTOTLE and AVERROES studies. These clinical studies evaluated apixaban in approximately 24,000 patients with NVAF in the largest clinical trial program conducted to date in this patient population. The landmark ARISTOTLE trial compared apixaban to warfarin, the standard of care, in more than 18,000 NVAF patients, while AVERROES compared apixaban to aspirin in 5,598 NVAF patients who were unsuitable for vitamin K antagonist (VKA) therapy.
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Atrial fibrillation is the most common cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heart beat). It is estimated that approximately 6 million individuals in Europe have atrial fibrillation. The lifetime risk of developing atrial fibrillation is estimated to be approximately 25 percent for individuals 40 years of age or older. One of the most serious medical concerns for individuals with atrial fibrillation is the increased risk of stroke, which is five times higher in people with atrial fibrillation than those without atrial fibrillation. In fact, atrial fibrillation is responsible for 15-20 percent of all ischaemic strokes and 45 percent of all embolic strokes in Europe. Atrial fibrillation-related strokes are more severe than other strokes, with an associated 30-day mortality of 24 percent and a 50 percent likelihood of death within one year in patients who are not treated with an antithrombotic.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What happens to Oskar as a result of the trial?
(a) He is put in Matzerath's custody.
(b) He is released a free man.
(c) He is sent to jail.
(d) He is committed to the asylum.
2. Where do Oskar and Lankes go before the concert tour?
(a) Danzig.
(b) West Germany.
(c) Normandy.
(d) France.
3. What does the nurse's patent leather belt remind him of?
(a) Snakes.
(b) His mother.
(c) Eels.
(d) His father.
4. Who is the only person who does put their hands up when the Russians invade?
(a) Oskar.
(b) Matzerath.
(c) Lina.
(d) Lucy.
5. What type of face does Lucy have?
(a) Square.
(b) Round.
(c) Long.
(d) Triangular.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who visits Oskar and Lankes while on vacation?
2. What does Maria think of the Madonna 49 portrait that Oskar poses for?
3. When Oskar arrives in Luneburg, why is he sent to the hospital?
4. What does the drumming do for Oskar?
5. What does Oskar do after learning of Bebra's death?
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MOORESVILLE Fifth in a series
Briona Rivers almost gave up.
She was so close to graduation, so near to her dream of attending college.
Why was her life suddenly spiraling out of control?
Rivers never thought she'd have to rely on the generosity of friends during her final two years at Mooresville High School, but that's what happened after her family was evicted from their home.
It all began when her mom's car was totaled in a wreck in spring 2013. Her mom could no longer get to her warehouse job in Newton and was let go.
With no income to pay the rent, Briona's mom, Monica, a single parent, was evicted.
Rivers' mom moved in with a friend in Salisbury, while Briona stayed in the homes of friends from school. She was determined to graduate with the rest of her classmates on Saturday.
"I like to do things on my own," Rivers said. "I hate to ask for things. That's just me."
But friends and their parents insisted on Rivers living with them so she wouldn't have to move from the Mooresville Graded School District.
Near the end of last school year, friend and classmate Brooklyn Baker and her family took her in.
Rivers lived with an aunt in Winston-Salem most of the summer. The first month of her senior year, Rivers stayed with friend Monica Phutthavong and her family.
She then moved in with her mom and two sisters in Salisbury, about 20 miles away in Rowan County.
Fellow seniors Kirsten Sharpe and Elizabeth Drawdy asked Mooresville High School counselor Allyson Huntley whether the school could help with Rivers' transportation.
From October through February, funds were secured for Rivers' round-trip cab ride each school day. To pay for Briona's cab rides to and from Salisbury, the school received money through the federal McKinney-Vento Act, which assists with the education of homeless children.
"It was amazing," Rivers said. "It was fantastic. I was on the brink of giving up" on graduating from Mooresville High School.
Her mom's car wreck "grew into more adversity than one should ever have to face in a lifetime, let alone as a high school student," Huntley said. "But these struggles did not deter her."
Rivers remained a model student, Huntley said. She completed six Advanced Placement classes and kept her eye on her ultimate goal of attending college.
She was accepted into her top two choices – Coastal Carolina in Conway, S.C., and UNC-Greensboro – and plans to pursue a degree in elementary education at UNC-Greensboro in the fall.
Rivers said her family has been able to live in their own house since March. Her mom works at the Super Walmart in Mooresville, and Rivers is a cashier at the nearby Wendy's. She also earns money babysitting.
Her ordeal, she said, taught her such lifelong skills as how to manage money and prepare meals – her favorite dish is seafood pasta.
She said she wants to be a teacher "not just teaching them the standard curriculum, how to count or read, but how to be a well-rounded citizen."
Rivers also has a message for young students, especially young black students, she said: "Don't let anyone hold you back. Don't let them stop you from taking AP classes. Don't let them stop you from applying to college. Just do it. And if you need help, ask for it."
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A woman identified her cousin as her robber's accomplice after seeing photos of the two together on Facebook, according to Spokane police.
The woman was sitting in her living room at 1624 E. Cataldo Ave. with her cousin, Shakayla F. Delcambre, 20, Thursday about 12:45 a.m. when a man holding a red bandanna that covered what she believed to be a handgun entered and demanded money from her, according to court documents.
The man took her wallet from her purse and put her in a choke hold before she broke free and he ran out the front door, police say.
The woman realized Delcambre knew her attacker when he saw photos of her with him on Facebook, police say. The woman noted to police that Delcambre had borrowed her cellphone to make a call prior to the robbery.
Police identified the robber as James J. Williams, 28. Another woman, who said she was assaulted by Delcambre, told police she picked him up after the robbery and he removed a pullover jacket and black body armor while in her van. She allowed police to search her van and her house for evidence.
Police viewed the Facebook photos of Delcambre and Williams, according to court documents.
Williams is in jail on $150,000 bond for first-degree robbery. Delcambre is jailed on $25,000 bond for first-degree robbery and first-degree assault.
A man whose nickname is a profane word faces a charge of leading organized crime for an alleged check forgery ring in Spokane County.
Rai A. "Sh***y" Goulsby, 45, (pictured) is accused of directing two sisters to cash forged payroll checks from McDonald's.
Shakayla Fay Delcambre, 18, and Rayna R. Delcambre, 27, were arrested for forgery March 27 after Walmart employees in Airway Heights called police. The store had been warned after two women cashed similar fraudulent checks at the Shadle Park Walmart.
A Secret Service agent interviewed the suspects in jail, where they said a man named Sh***y "offered her an opportunity to make some money cashing checks, and that the only repercussion, if any, would be damage to her credit score," according to an affidavit.
Shakayla Delcambre said she was to receive $300 for cashing the checks at the Shadle Park store, and that Sh***y received two-thirds of the cashed check after each transaction.
Goulsby denied providing checks to the sisters but told police he provided self-manufactured checks to other people and used the money "to fund a drug habit," according to a probable cause affidavit filed Friday.
Goulsby was arrested Thursday and appeared in Superior Court Friday on the leading organized crime charge, which can carry 10 or so years in prison, pending on a defendant's criminal history. He remains in jail on $100,000 bond.
Also arrested in the case was Wendy Y. Kelly, 40, who's accused of cashing a forged check for Goulsby.


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GAIM USA 2013 To Examine Hedge Fund Regulation Under Second Obama Term
BOCA RATON, Fla., Nov. 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Will the second Obama administration mean good times or bad for the hedge fund industry in 2013? How will investors be impacted? Will regulation move the markets? Will the JOBS Act be fully implemented? What next for Dodd-Frank? What changes are coming at the SEC? The Fed?
These are just some of the issues that will be discussed and dissected at the first full-on hedge fund regulatory debate of the new Presidential term at GAIM USA 2013, January 21-24, at the Boca Raton Resort & Club, FL.
GAIM 2013 also announced today that Paul Atkins, Commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission from 2002 to 2008, will join the "Debate on Regulation" panel on January 23, 2013, two days after the U.S. Presidential inauguration. Mr. Atkins, Chief Executive of Patomak Global Partners, joins these previously announced panelists:
- H. David Kotz - Director at Berkeley Research Group and Inspector General of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission from 2007 to 2012
- Mark A. Calabria - Director of Financial Regulation Studies at the Cato Institute and a member of the senior professional staff of the U. S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
- Panel Moderator, Charles Millard - Managing Director, Head of Pension Relations at Citi
"This promises to be an interesting session about an extremely important topic," said Mr. Millard. "With the caliber of participants in this panel, we should be in store for a lively debate and discussion.""With Dodd-Frank extending disclosure regulation to large hedge funds, the SEC's new focus on financial stability could well result in a host of safety and soundness rules that go well beyond its traditional disclosure based regime," said Mr. Calabria. "The increased emphasis on mandated disclosure could very well back-fire; pushing fund managers toward the short term bias that infects all too many publicly traded companies."
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We were blessed with a nice rain last night, which really helped to cool things down... so this morning, I was really eager to get my bike ride in... I left the house a little after 7:00 and spent the first half an hour or so riding in fog... it was beautiful... the cooler temps made my ride so, so nice... I ended up riding 15.09 miles in 1:30:40!!!!
I really enjoy Zumba and the gym, but the time I spend ALONE on my bike is AWESOME!
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