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Day In a Page
Saturday, 8 May 1999
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News RSS Feed - click to grab the feed- 'I dream my children call me'
- Top executive wanted: must like sheep
- FOCUS: WAR IN EUROPE: Diplomacy staggers out of the rubble
- Poor suffer most from pollution
- Oak trees fall to mystery disease
- FOCUS: WAR IN EUROPE: Is 'our kind of leader' still the man for them?
- FOCUS: WAR IN EUROPE: Nato assembles an army by stealth
- rome fur farmer hits ou
- THE NEW BRITAIN: Labour eyes up its new 'flat-sharers'
- THE NEW BRITAIN: Plaid exploits the Morgan effect
- Two brilliant lives - on film and in print
- Dirk Bogarde dies
- UK's richest Asians win citizenship
- 'I am angry; the bombing was not an accident'
- Gardeners fancy railway sleepers
- Hundreds lost to foreign parents
- FOCUS: WAR IN EUROPE: The fresh and terrible fears for those that remain
- FOCUS: WAR IN EUROPE: At last, a safe home of sorts
- Flight of the flower-swallows
- Pakistan silences media 'enemy'
- Desperate Veep seeks a big idea
- Con artists sell ponies for pet food
- First wedding film found
- Lords reform splits Labour
- Blair accused of Scots meddling
- Chinese attack US embassy in Peking
- BBC to screen Tory clanger over Colorado school killings
- Britain acquires taste for exotic pets
- Rain or Shine...
- War in the Balkans: Quotes
- How Britain voted: The rebels - Canavan's victory shock for Labour
- Notebook: The solid foundations of Donald Dewar
- Teenagers killed in bus collision
- How Britain voted: National assemblies election results
- BBC chiefs campaign to block Dyke
- Britain Votes: Blair sleeps easy but wakes to learn a hard lesson
- Judge Dredd rules the roost in the badlands of Pakistan
- How Britain Voted: Relieved Hague fumes over critics
- Video nasties `desensitised teen killers'
- Mandela is silent over dissidents
- The twilight zone: UK's first village for the over-60s opens
- Chat show found liable for murder
- War in the Balkans: Nato strike `killed 13 near hospital'
- Britain Votes: Lib Dems set price for coalition deal
- How Britain Voted: Cheer in moderation all round
- `Silence of the Lambs' sequel to be made
- Limit of one Viagra a week for patients
- Dalai Lama to meet Blair, but no politics
- Rogue trader: What's happening this week
- Smart Moves: Time to help the elderly in the aisles
- Smart Moves: Take advantage of your many personalities
- Smart Moves: Part-time experts are in demand
- We can all profit by fitting work around life
- Money: Should you sign up with a stranger?
- The Motley Fool: Seek out tomorrow's stars
- Money Q&A: I don't know if my PEP is worth having
- Poon snares Harvey Nichols
- Money: Home help for the mortgage misfits
- Hold tight for a hair-raising ride
- Smart Moves: How the conference changed its spots
- London market: Blue Circle leads rise amid hopes of growth
- Smart Moves: The search for a degree of success
- Post Office makes play for the Lottery
- Blair is still peddling social elitism
- Has Warren Buffett really lost the plot?
- BT losing ground in hi-tech war
- Mr Nestle gets angry
- New York market: Rate increase bolsters investors' confidence
- Smart Moves: Listen to the music makers
- Punch set to trump Whitbread pounds 2.5bn offer
- Backing grows for Liffe to break into America
- Money: We're going to lose interest in saving our cash
- Tokyo market: Corporate slump threatens share gains
- Today Surbiton ...
- The Hi-Tech Investor: On the net in a Blay's of glory
- Shop around for the right kind of life cover
- Around the World's Markets: new York
- Property: Stepping Stones
- Around the World's Markets: HONG KONG
- Around the World's Markets: Tokyo
- Grade puts night clubs and bars up for sale
- Britain stuns markets with plan to sell gold reserves
- George `talks down' sterling
- New jobs bring relief to America
- Standard that bankers scrapped
- Tax rises are a political no-no; interest rates are the only practical tool for managing the economy
- Keep your options open
- Happy birthday, ISA
- Property: Are you man enough for the Van Gogh interior?
- Motoring: The cars that came in 4 by 4
- Property: Quality and value: the shock of the new
- An end to annuities?
- Motoring: My Worst Car
- Motoring: Peugeot goes one better
- Property: Three To View
- Property: England's city of women
- Motoring: Are they sitting safely?
- A man with plans
- Save and prosper? Not any longer
- Bargains Of The Week
- South Africa weighs fate of 300,000 jobs
- Morgan to buy 5 per cent stake in Easdaq
- Outlook: Is this the end of the gold bug dream?
- Outlook: Dow madness
- Market Report: Market leaps with delight as Centrica bid rumours return
- Akers in pounds 24m Net deal
- Schroders' US chief to quit
- Around the World's Markets: London
- Around the World's Markets: Paris
- Loose Change
- Internet Investor
- Bargains Of The Week
Voices RSS Feed - click to grab the feed- Letter: Victory for GM prejudice
- Letter: Dark ages of '39
- Letter: Too shocking
- Letter: Someone tell Tony it's over
- Letter: Someone tell Tony it's over
- The victorious nationalists have begun to be British
- Letter: Someone tell Tony it's over
- Letter: Dark ages of '39
- THE AGREEABLE WORLD OF WALLACE ARNOLD: Patriot's delight: champagne, cats and county cricket
- It was the silence that shocked me
- THE DIARY: I bet that Cheshire Cat smile will grate
- Letter: Real alcoholics
- Letter: Who will we be calling terrorist?
- Letter: Victory for GM prejudice
- Letter: Could do better
- Letter: Rock against racism
- Letter: Collateral dogs
- Leading Article: A bomb too far
- The seeds of betrayal
- Blair's got the builders in, but hasn't any plans
- Letter: Too shocking
- Letter: Too shocking
- Letter: Someone tell Tony it's over
Sport RSS Feed - click to grab the feed- Football: Addison disbelief as mission fails
- Football: In fear of Angels with dirty tactics
- Football: Glass is raised to ease pain for shattered fans
- Football: Le Tissier's new footnote in folklore
- Football: Keegan leaves with flea in his ear
- Rugby Union: Logan's run raises Wasps
- Cricket: Kiwis home from home
- Racing: One-nil to the Europe but who cares?
- Cricket: Pakistan rely on a generation game
- Giant hitter's gentle touch
- Rugby Union: Senior's service lifts Eagles
- Cricket World Cup: A twinkle in the human eye
- Football: Mills keeps Charlton dream alive
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - Zimbabwe
- Cricket World Cup: Engineer of the bouncing bomb
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - England
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - Paskistan
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - Scotland
- Cricket: Lloyd fears for his West Indies newcomers
- Cricket: Waugh sounds an early warning
- Cricket: Harris shows enough guile
- Racing: Lucido enters the Derby picture
- Strain game takes leave of its senses
- Lasting image of golden days
- Boxing: Boxing's shadowlands, Mellor's blunderland
- Football: Quakers' ground breaker
- Motor Racing: Pollock plays Monaco ace
- Football: Wigan's hard road to beat their peers for tireless effort
- Football: Team with class, cool and Kanu
- Football: Three of the best, but there's only one winner
- Rugby Union: RFU sweep the board
- Rugby Union: Davies and Llanelli handle barracking
- Football: Wright to right the wrongs
- Cricket: Gentle nudge which stirred Lara's genius
- Cricket World Cup: Flintoff the real one-off
- Football: Mills keeps the dream alive
- Football: Twin Towers obscure view
- Football: Viduka violation sullies the dismissal of Dunfermline
- Cricket World Cup: Tendulkar is the knight
- Cricket World Cup: The sergeant's major ambition
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation - India
- Cricket World Cup: Figurehead in running for swashbuckling start
- Cricket: Bad omens but a great opportunity
- Rugby Union: Steel pervades Thunder
- Rugby League: Get ready for Terminator II
- Cricket World Cup: Committed to the cause body and soul
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - Bangladesh
- Cricket World Cup: Short game with long appeal
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - Sri Lanka
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - Australia
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - South Africa
- Cricket World Cup: The frightening dream team
- Cricket World Cup: Hard work and belief the watchwords for a winner
- Cricket World Cup: Minor steps, then a major leap
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - Kenya
- Cricket World Cup: Champion of personal pride
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - New Zealand
- Cricket World Cup: Gambler you don't bet against
- Cricket World Cup: Which team will your shirt be on? A nation by nation guide to the Cricket World Cup - West Indies
- Cricket World Cup: Come in No 6, your time is now
- Cricket World Cup: Innings that shook world
- Cricket World Cup: Unlocking the doors of promise
- Football: Glass breaks Scarborough hearts
- Horse Trials: Stark provides contrast amid chaos
- Oxley overcomes those initial misgivings
- Football: Best man for the worst jobs
- Football: The ghosts gang up on United
- Football: Addison's survival hopes dealt late blow
- Football: Trickery of Campbell
- Cricket World Cup:The swinging Duke is not all it seams
- Cricket World Cup: Sublime Sanath lifts the spirits
- GOLF: Woosnam in contention for first title in two years
- Football: Blue skies are here again for Coventry
- Rugby Union: Richards relishes Welsh dimension
- Rugby Union: Garnett seals victory
- Rugby Union: Cunningham keeps Europe in sight
- Rugby Union: Richmond beggarmen curse the thieves
- Rugby Union: Quins show Zinzan steel
- Cricket: VOX POP: Who do you think will win the Cricket World Cup?
- Cricket: Mahmud's stirring century sinks Essex
- Cricket: Revolution in the shires
- Fishing: Fair weather lets the catfish out of the bag
- New test for old values man
- Football: Cresswell arrives with a clear head
- Football: On-loan keeper scores in 95th minute of final game to save Carlisle
- football: Calculators and fireworks at the ready
- Football: Cresswell arrives with a clear head
- Quotes of the week
- Sporting Digest: Ice Hockey
- Football: Weekend guide to the Premiership
- Football: The Sweeper: In t'net
- How the Billy Boys and I beat the cistern
- Rugby Union: England happy with the familiar
- Rugby Union: Richmond face death sentence
- Football: Fulham ready to tackle life after Keegan
- Tennis: Henman taking heart from defeat
- Golf: Olazabal and Ballesteros have to suffer water torture
- Cricket: Rhodes doubt for S Africa
- Tennis: Hingis sparkles on clay
- Rugby Union: Townsend to miss summer tour please
- Cricket: Fears grow over Stewart's form
- Motorcycling: Doohan hurt in 110mph crash
- Football: Italian Preview: Milan facing Juventus test
- Football: The Sweeper: The price is right
- Rugby League: Eagles must soar despite clipped wings
- Football: The Sweeper: As you were
- Football: The Sweeper: Scoreboard spells trouble for Leek
- Football: The war-horse Hughes keeps soldiering on
- Football: Francis' hopes for Hoops
- Football: We need a slice of luck, says Burley
- Basketball: Infusion of Youngblood invigorates Nemeth
- Football: Watson awarded damages
- Equestrianism: Todd's class broadcasts clear intent
- Rugby League: Pragmatic Saints take a grip in the wet
- Football: The Sweeper: They're not all Dennis Bergkamp
- Football: The Sweeper: Mascot on the mat
- Sport on TV: They had faces like bulldogs and bodies like bulls
- Racing: Derby favourite Adair in Dante
- Racing: Case is clear for Fantastic Light
- Fishing: The harsh lessons of a no-bite day
- Cricket: Mushtaq agrees to coach Pakistan
- Rugby Union: Dwyer's fight for the future
- Rugby Union: Saracens on course for Europe
- Racing: Instinct successful but Cecil holds fire
- Cricket: Sri Lanka left to rust
- Racing: Shergar Cup is cause for celebration
- Cricket: India's batsmen quick to find form
- Racing: Lingfield stewards refer running and riding of Keld
- Cycling: France stunned by drug arrests
- Football: Quick-fix Rovers feeling queasy
- Football: Scottish Football: Sturrock set to attack
Life and Style
Life and Style RSS Feed - click to grab the feed- REAL CLOTHES: DEAR ANNIE...
- Debate: Julia Roberts' boyfriend says he likes her unshaved and unscented. Shame on him, says Tom Loxley, women who don't preen are a turn off. Not so, says Andrew Male. It's the male desire for Barbie clones that's unattractive
- The secret of my success: Carole White
- Real homes: Flying ducks, anyone?
- Before the week is out...: Plant this
- Before the week is out...: Try this
- Profile - The Dalai Lama: Earthy innocent abroad
- CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT: Tourism flagging? Play hunt the car-park
- Fashion: Easy rider
- Wings of desire
- IS IT WORTH IT... Dunlop 200G
- 'Being a mother is like falling in love. You'll do anything'
- Too many assemblies and no one decent to fill them
- Style police: A shot in the dark
- Real bodies: Far too young for this
- Before the week is out...: Stamp this
- Before the week is out...: Wear this
- Real work: Beware of the snake
- WORDS: Bottom
- B'Jesus! Would you believe it?
- A little self-help goes a long way
- Why are they famous: Jamie Oliver
- Real people: Stand by your man
- Lashings and lashings of chocolate
- Fashion
- `Hello ... I'm on the beach ... ': cross words
- Off the peg Want to have bags of style? Think big, says Rebecca Lowthorpe
- Fashion: Market research
- Giving the game away
- Motoring: A Pug's life
- Vintage stuff
- The knack Exorcising your home, by the Rev Tom Willis
- Games: Lego Media
- The Map: Silver screen and sunscreen
- Rare opportunity to view
- Throw away the key
- The evidence The tour operator's desk
- The mission: Quentin Fottrell has a pile of pennies burning a hole in his pocket. Will the change do him good?
- The damage: Jane Delmer discovers how much it costs to make your own docu-soap
- Fashion; We want to be; alone
- Keith Haring
- Restaurants: Star in the ascendant
- Spuds you like
- Fruit of their labours
- E-mail; Martin Skegg and Michael Oliveira-Salac inspect the tiny tools of global communication. Photographs by Phil Ward
Arts and Entertainment
Arts and Entertainment RSS Feed - click to grab the feed- Television: The wrong jobs for the boys
- Theatre: A licence to chill
- Asparagus tips; eating in
- Books: Beethoven down on the farm
- Books: Wanted: the lost works of Lady Mary
- Peter York on ads: Not potty enough
- Books: Left, right: they all hate him
- Music: Rach is seen to shine at last
- Dance: Land of rope and glory
- Alain de Botton column
- A wave of hatred
- Best Sellers: Albums
- Books: He believed in equality then, and I believe in it now
- A LIFE OF CRIME; interview
- Books: The pulse of mourning
- Radio: Please tease me, don't displease me
- Books: Best Sellers - Hardbacks
- Books: Best Sellers - Paperbacks
- Wait till you see inside
- It was 35 years ago today: Nihilism with a smile
- how we met; Phil Hartnoll; &; David Gray
- Michael Bywater column
- Fashion: Late developer
- Rock and pop: A bit puny, but there was plenty of moshing
- Terry Durack column
- Currying no favours; eating out
- Simon Singh column
- Richard Ehrlich column
- Killing weeds; gardening
- Details competition no 432 by Tom Lubbock
- Cooler shakers; tried & tested
- Marek Kohn column
- Books: The Teletubbies pop pills
- The critics- cinema: Stalinism the Romany way
- Cinema: Forgive them Mother, for they know not what they do
- Books: Those who become lions in their own lifetimes
- Best Sellers: UK Films
- Best Sellers: Singles
- Best Sellers: US Films
- Books: Deadpan McGann and the bad aural sex prize
- Exhibitions: Vacant and proud of it
- Rock and pop: Still E Streets ahead
- Essay: CDs were built to last, and to throw away
- Jonathan Harvey's 60th birthday
- William is no cause for panic
- The Sitter's Tale; Jude Law and Sadie Frost
- Film studies: Not much ado about anything Branagh does now
- Bridge
- Travel UK: Another side of Eltham
- Letter: England left out
- What's the score?
- Letter: In Brief
- Books: Bestsellers
- Quotes of the Week
- Letter: England left out
- Chess
- Obituary: Desmond Hawkins
- Birthdays
- Theatre; CURTAIN CALLS
- Bridge
- Anniversaries
- The Weasel
- Books: Spoken Word
- Books: Paperbacks
- Travel: Simon Calder column
- Arts: The Week in Review
- Books: Cover Stories
- Books: A Week in Books
- Arts: The Week In Radio
- My Week: Richard Crosthwaite, Estate Agent with Knight Frank
- And the poor inherited Blair
- Travel: Eighth wonder of the world
- Travel UK: At home with Gilbert and Sullivan
- Travel Spa Resorts: Friday night fever
- Where shall we meet in the City?
- Television Review: Desperately Seeking Stardom
- Decent, hard-working people: are these Mr Clark's gangsters?
- Leading Article: Russia takes its place at the peace table
- Leading Article: A victory for proportional representation
- Letter: No safe haven here
- Letter: Nurses or enforcers?
- Arts: It's hip to be square
- festival !cuba presente!
- Books: Genital indispositions and a talent to abuse
- Books: The art of flowers arranging
- The 50 Best festivals; SUMMER'S HERE AND THE TIME IS RIGHT
- Travel Texas: Big hats, big park, big welcome
- Travel Spa Resorts: A Greek resort whose name is mud
- Travel Canada: The Shopping Forecast
- Arts & Books: Classical: Youthful passion
- pop supergrass
- Monitor: All the News of the World
- The Saturday Essay: The brave new world of sexual relations
- Obituary: Johnny Morris
- Travel 48 Hours: Global Agenda
- Poppy Folly
- Books: Escape from worthy clots
- Faith & Reason: The virus of war eats away our memory
- Arts & Books: Theatre: Elvis with a twist
- Arts & Books: You can't laugh at that
- Arts & Books: Pop: On country roads
- Books: Seeing red in the Revolution
- Books: The Books Interview: No more fog on the Tyne
- Lenny Henry
- Books: Heroines (and some cocaine)
- Books: Inspirations: Novelist and Arts Executive: Kate Mosse
- Country & Garden: Country Matters: Grounds for a common purpose
- Of flat buttocks, balloons and Botox buffs
- Days Like These: 10 May 1948
- General on the campaign trail
- Genetic Notes: Embarrassment of the neo-Darwinists
- Obituary: Sir Brinsley Ford
- Country & Garden: Nature Notes
- Gardening: On Goodwood form
- Country & Garden: It's good to know there's something you can rely on
- Letter: London bomb alert
- Letter: Trains in the hills
- Puzzle Master
- Travel 48 Hours: 24-Hour Room Service: Die Swaene, Bruges
- Travel Texas: Cold comfort from the Queen of the Gulf
- Design: The excessive minimalist
- Children; WHAT TO DO THIS WEEKEND IN LONDON AND BEYOND
- Travel Spa Resorts: The Geneva convention
- Travel Canada: Canoodle in a canoe for two
- Travel Spa Resorts: Where to do as the Romans did
- Travel Canada: In the big country
- Classic Cartoons: Martin Plimmer on Ed McLachlan
- Internet gaming zone
- Southern sojourn; Restaurants
- Dear Serena
- Backgammon
- Travel: Something To Declare
- Barometer
- The Weekly Muse
- Letter: England left out
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- Travel: Dive deep beneath the waves
- Travel: Meet St Francis of the sea
- Travel: Great Scot - it's gold!
- Travel: How to find the perfect pitch
- Travel: Where heaven meets hell
- Travel: The French tourism industry threw a party in London, but most of the guests, and even the chefs, were from across the Channel - of course
- Travel: On the slow but scenic route
- A short break in: Bordeaux
Nigel Farage: NHS might have to be replaced by private health insurance
'We would evict Queen from Buckingham Palace and allocate her council house,' say Greens
French court convicts three over homophobic tweets, in case hailed as a 'significant victory' by LGBT rights campaigners
British Muslim school children suffering a backlash of abuse following Paris attacks
George Galloway condemns 'racist, Islamophobic, hypocritical rag' Charlie Hebdo at freedom of speech rally
Islamic history is full of free thinkers - but recent attempts to suppress critical thought are verging on the absurd
- 1 Benedict Cumberbatch says Hollywood is better for black British actors: 'I think as far as coloured actors go it gets really difficult in the UK'
- 2 Man who held up 'hire me' sign at Waterloo station returns a year later with 'I'm hiring' sign
- 3 UK weather: Snow to fall in the coming week with sub-zero temperatures to last until early February
- 4 Saudi preacher who 'raped and tortured' his five -year-old daughter to death is released after paying 'blood money'
- 5 Warriors in ancient Iraq suffered Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder more than 3,000 years ago, say researchers
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Why not make a fifties style petticoat? This one has classic high slits, bows, and contrasting binding.
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Lightweight, softly draping fabrics. Fabrics with some elastane are ideal.
Crêpe satin, with widthwise stretch,
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Andaz Maui at Wailea to Open Summer 2013
If there is one thing that the gorgeous coastline of Wailea, on Maui, could use, it's a little shaking up. The short stretch of resorts includes beautiful mainstays like the Grand Wailea and the Fairmont Kea Lani, but come summer 2013, there will be a new, modern player in town.
The Andaz Maui at Wailea will be the hotel group's first resort property and will sit along a 1.2 mile oceanfront beach path just a stone's throw from the area's main shopping center. With nearly 300 rooms and suites, including multi-bedroom residential villas, the property will speak to a younger, hipper crowd than its neighbors. It will also open LEED certified. The group has already spoken to their dedication to working with the local community for food and beverage on site. There will be two full service restaurants, one of which will be run by none other than Masaharu Morimoto, as well as poolside food and drink service, and a market that will sell local Hawaiian food and drink. They're also planning three on-site bars, a family game and media room, and an arrivals and departures lounge.
They also note their goal is to make guests feel at home, and as such, there is no front desk for check-in. Instead, a hotel staff member will check you in on an iPad in the lobby, offering you a drink as you stare out at the sweeping views of the ocean. There will be four infinity pools that lead down from the lobby to the beach, as well as exclusive guest access to tennis clubs, golf courses, and water sports. The hotel's spa will be intimate, but designed for return visits—ten treatment rooms will sit behind an apothecary-style entry which offers the chance for guests to create their own aromatherapy oils and other lotions and potions to take home with them. Personal concoctions will be saved on file so guests can order more, as needed.
Photo credits: Courtesy of Andaz Maui at Wailea
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Greece has been hit by a "devastating" wave of illegal immigration from chaos induced by Arab Spring uprisings in North Africa and continued instability in South and Central Asia, according to Athens' Ambassador to the United States Christos P. Panagopoulos.
"For a country of 10.11 million, to have 1 million [immigrants], most of them illegal in a period of hardship and economic crisis, it's devastating," he told editors and reporters of The Washington Times.
Greece, also suffering from economic upheaval because of a huge national debt, has imposed stiff austerity measures, precipitating a recession that has left the country with an unemployment rate of more than 25 percent and public unrest.
Mr. Panagopoulos said most of the illegal immigrants came from countries in "destabilized regions," like Pakistan, Afghanistan and more recently Libya and Syria, the latter engulfed in a 23-month-long civil war. Most entered Greece across the short land border or long, island-dappled maritime frontier with Turkey.
"Unfortunately, our Turkish friends are not very cooperative on this issue," he said.
Turkey had sought to link cooperation on border enforcement against third-country nationals to what the ambassador called the "unrelated" issue of visa-free travel into Greece by Turkish citizens, leading to an impasse on the question.
"Most of these people," Mr. Panagopoulos said of the illegal entrants, do not see Greece as their final destination.
"They are not [aiming to stay in] Greece because they know there is an economic crisis [there.] They use Greece as a transit [point] to other European countries ... and eventually to Germany, which is where most of them hope to get to," he said.
But the ambassador said that barriers such as the Balkan mountains to the north and border control agents on the ferries to Italy block their goal of reaching Germany.
"Ninety-nine percent, they stay in Greece," he said.
Because many claimed asylum under international refugee conventions, they cannot be legally deported without a lengthy and expensive legal process. While they remain, Mr. Panagopoulos said, "They have needs" for food, shelter and clothing.
"Under the current circumstances, Greece cannot afford this burden by itself," he said, adding that Greece has raised the issue with European Union officials.
"Up to now — let me say cynically — that we get all the good words; but when it comes to practical measures, we don't have that much support," he said of Greece's EU partners.
Greece has also failed to persuade other European nations that the wave of illegal immigration is also their problem.
"If you reside in France or the Nordic countries, you will think, 'Oh, it's a bad thing, but it doesn't affect me,'" he said.
More than 22,000 people were caught trying to cross into the European Union in the last three months of 2012, with nearly 9,000 of them attempting to come through the Greek-Turkish frontier, according to the EU border-control agency Frontex.
Analysts generally say that cross-border apprehensions are an imperfect measure of illegal migration, because the number excludes those who successfully sneak across. But most agree it is one of the better measures available, at least to detect trends.
Mr. Panagopoulos said up to 300 people every day successfully cross the Turkish border into Greece illegally, calling the number the equivalent of the population of a small Greek village.
"It is a village every single day," he said. "It's devastating for a small country such as ours
According to Frontex, the most common nationalities caught trying to enter the EU in the first half of 2012 were Afghans, Algerians, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis. But later in the year, Frontex detected a huge jump in the number of immigrants from Syria.
"Some of them are coming as a result of the aftermath of the Arab Spring," the ambassador said.
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State television said soldiers had found chemical weapons on Saturday in tunnels that had been used by rebels.A presenter said five blue and green plastic storage drums shown in video footage, along with rusty mortar bombs, grenades, domestic gas canisters and vials labelled "atropine", a nerve gas antidote, were proof that rebels had used chemical weapons.Separately, the state news agency SANA said soldiers had "suffered from cases of suffocation" when rebels used poison gas "as a last resort" after government forces made "big gains" against them in the Damascus suburb of Jobar.It said clashes were still raging in the area but that the army had advanced and found "chemical agents" in rebel tunnels.The leader of the opposition Syrian National Coalition, Ahmad al-Jarba, and the head of the rebel Free Syrian Army, General Salim Idriss, denied on Saturday that rebels had used chemical weapons.At a press conference in Istanbul, Idriss said the rebels would respond, but not with "similar crimes".Jabra said the "most important cause" of the attack was the silence and inaction of the international community, especially the West.A scheduled Aug. 25-27 conference of military chiefs of the United States, Jordan, its main Western allies and Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, intended to help contain the fallout of a war spilling beyond Syria's borders, has been given added urgency by the gas attack.Waiting for Obama"We had been expecting to talk mainly about stabilizing Jordan," said a European defense source. 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PepsiCo continues to shore up the foundations of one of its key beverage brands even as it finally enters a hot-growing segment where it hasn't gone before in a bid to win more market share. Diet Pepsi is employing a new formulation that includes a substance called acesulfame potassium (known as Ace-K) as one of its sweeteners.
Previously, Diet Pepsi had been sweetened entirely by aspartame, but sources told BeverageDaily.com that the beverage giant found that heat would break down amino acids in the sweetener and lead to loss of flavor. Rollout of the new formula reportedly has begun in New York, Omaha and the San Francisco Bay Area.
Acesulfame potassium, as AP noted back in August, is meant to prevent taste degradation, and also perhaps to make the US formula for Diet Pepsi consistent with that used elsewhere, for manufacturing efficiencies. PepsiCo now tells AP that the goal is to put the tweaked flavor of Diet Pepsi "in high definition," and that a new ad campaign touting the new flavor, logo and tagline for the soft drink is launching in January.
In the meantime, PepsiCo also is leaping into the increasingly popular fruit-and-vegetable drink segment with new Tropicana Farmstand. It's a chilled, 100-percent fruit-and-vegetable juice that targets parents looking to sneak veggies into their kids' diets, with carrots, beets and sweet potatoes part of the mix.
Campbell Soup's V8 brand and others have beaten PepsiCo into this segment, and V8 V-Fusion with fruit and vegetable juice has been selling well. Tropicana Farmstand's launch is scheduled for January.
The line will provide one serving of fruit plus one serving of vegetables in each eight-ounce glass and will be an "excellent" source of Vitamins A and C, and a "good" source of potassium. Launch flavors will be Peach Mango, Strawberry Banana and Pomegranate Blueberry.
PepsiCo plans TV, print, digital and in-store advertising as well as extensive in-store sampling — and isn't to be confused with Tropicana's Trop50 Farmstand Apple flavor that rolled out two years ago:
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Drug maker Shire will buy eye drug developer SARcode Bioscience Inc. for at least $160 million.
Shareholders of Brisbane's SARcode could receive additional payments if the company's twice-a-day eyedrops for dry eye, now in two Phase III studies, hits certain clinical, regulatory and commercial goals. The amount of those potential payments wasn't disclosed.
The deal is expected to close in the second quarter.
It is the second Bay Area deal in about a year by Irish drug maker Shire. It picked up FerroKin BioSciences Inc., which was working on a once-a-day oral capsule to treat chronic blood transfusion patients who suffer from iron overload, in March 2012 for $100 million upfront and up to $225 million in milestone payments.
Shire's U.S. unit is based in Wayne, Pa.
With a pack of Genentech Inc. veterans, SARcode has moved its drug, called lifitegrast, from South San Francisco's Sunesis Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ: SNSS) into the two studies, including one that earlier this year started to enroll 700 patients. SARcode also is gathering data from a yearlong safety study of lifitegrast.
"We are extremely pleased to have found a like-minded and visionary partner in Shire," SARcode CEO Quinton Oswald, who headed South San Francisco-based Genentech's tissue growth and repair business, said in a press release. "The recognize the significant unmet need that exists in dry eye disease, and the great opportunity to provide lifitegrast to millions of dry eye sufferers in the U.S."
At Genentech, Oswald oversaw the commercial launch of Lucentis for wet age-related macular degeneration.
Other leaders of the company with Genentech ties include Chief Medical Officer Dr. Charles Semba, who led the Lucentis development team, and Valerie Smith, clinical manager for the Lucentis program, is SARcode's senior director of clinical operations.
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