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We went to the Tsukiji fish market two days in a row (my boyfriend is a chef). The place is fascinating, and has the best sushi in the world (if you like sushi, this is the place to go). That was one of our highlights. We visited friends in Kagurazaka, which is in NE Shinjuku. This is a little known, but wonderful section, full of fantastic restaurants, bakeries, and great shopping areas, but with very few tourists and crowds. It is an ex-pat area with a lot of French and German people living amongst the locals. They all speak Japanese fluently as well. I highly recommend it.
I made Kyoto my base and was easily able to take day trips to Hiroshima, Hemiji and Miajyma. From there you can easily access other places especially with the JR Bullet Train. As trains are expensive in Japan I made the most of the JR Travel Pass which is available to tourists. With it you don''t have to worry about buying individual tickets and you can reserve your seats at all JR trains for free. It also entitles you to unlimited travel on JR Trains (except the Nozomi Super Express) JR Buses and JR Ferries. You get a voucher from your travel agent which you exchange at a JR office (one is available at the airports). Check out www.japanrailpass.net. for further info.
We visited Kyoto during the last week of July. Enjoyed visiting the Temples, Shrines, and the Emperor''s Palace, but the place is very hot during summer. We found Taxi to be the most convenient way to see the sites in a relatively short time. Don''t miss the evening show of watching fishermen using diving birds to catch fish. Tokyo was tolerable in heat, but humidity was not very comfortable. Metro system is truly outstanding and one doesn''t need to know Japanese to quickly figure it out. Get the 1000 Yen Passnet which almost serves all Metros and makes life a lot easier. It is like having a Metro debit card, thus one does not need to buy tickets every time. During our one week stay, we experienced a 6.1 earthquake, a typhoon, and another 4.7 earthquake, but that is nothing unusual in Japan. Visiting Japan is an amazing cultural experience.
Good location. Just 5 walking minutes from Roppongi Station. Japanese restaurants and international cusine are within walking distance ( 5 - 10 minutes ). For those who look for the Hard Rock Café, it''s 10 Minutes from the Mansion. The only thing is: Have the phone number ready when you come with a taxi. Even though they have GPS they couldn''t find it. They had to call. Take the "Friendly Limousine" Bus Service from Narita Airport to ANA Hotel Tokyo and then take a cap. It''s 3000 Yen for an adult and 1500 for a child (Airport transfer) and the taxi from ANA Hotel Tokyo to the Mansions is about 740 Yen (depends on how quick he finds the hotel - lol). Tokyo Tower one of Tokyo''s attractions is within walking distance. But when you come there, I would recommend that you do one of these day tours to see the highlights. For all families: Disneyland and Disney Sea are very easy to reach from the Mansions. It just takes 30 Minutes. The waterpark "Summerland - Water Adventure" is two hrs. away. But in the summertime a blast for kids. And the train ride is fun anyway.
We visited the A-Bomb Dome and spent several hours at the visitor center at the Peace Park. We went to a Hiroshima Carp baseball game, a movie, and ate at a Chinese Restaurant on Peace Avenue. There were always taxis waiting outside the door.
When in Tokyo, at least visit Tokyo National Museum, Asakusa temple, Meji shrine and Ginza. And always try and visit the beautiful and much smaller cities of Kamakura and Nikko.
Took JTB Sunrise one day tour to Kyoto. You have to get into the hotel nearest Osaka Station, which is the Granvia. Probably easier to take the airport limousine bus to Shin-Osaka station (only about 440 yen.)
I visited the World Expo in Nagoya. It was a fascinating experience. However, I felt that the whole experience was very commercialized and the organizers could have been better organized. At times the Expo seemed a little bit chaotic. If you are going to the Expo, I would recommend that you go for more than a day. The waiting lines for the various exhibits are tremendously long. Wait times greater than 30 minutes are the norm and they give out reserved tickets for exhibits at designated times which you must obtain if you want to visit them. Nagoya Castle is a destination you must visit if you are in Nagoya. It''s an impressive destination and there''s a lot to see and experience. Nighlife in Nagoya is pretty quiet. Don''t expect late night drinking sessions and much frenzied action like you would find in Tokyo. Compared to Tokyo, Westerners and foreigners are not that many and visible in Nagoya. I''m not sure if this is a benefit to you or not, but I found it refreshing not having so many Westerners and foreigners around.
This hotel has one of the best locations in kyoto!! You can walk to all of the shoppong, Gion, and Nijo Castle. The other shrines are all close by with taxi, bus, or subway. The rooms are small, but this is to be expected in Japan. The rooms are a tad run down but clean. The staff are friendly, many of them speak excellent English. The service is great in the conceriege. Many eateries around the hotel and again you can walk to all the shopping and Gion. I would stay here again if in Kyoto. Also the Kyoto train station is about 15 min from the hotel by taxi.
Many things to do and see. I recommend Sam''s by the Sea for great steak and seafood. There are also many Sushi places and the hotel staff is very good about recommending good ones and directions to them.


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Founded in 1836, Union is the oldest independent seminary in the nation
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Methodist Theological School in Ohio, M.Div., 1973
Antioch College, A.B., 1965
Professor Hal Taussig received the A.B. in Religion from Antioch College in 1965, the M.Div. from Methodist Theological School in Ohio in 1973, and the Ph.D. from Union Institute in 1975. He has taught Masters and Ph.D. studies at Union Theological Seminary for the past 11 years as Visiting Professor of New Testament Studies and is also Professor of Early Christianity at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in Wyncote, Pennsylvania. Dr. Taussig previously taught at Chestnut Hill College, St. Joseph's University, the School of Theology at Claremont, and Albright College.
His scholarship has several foci. He is a leading scholar of the worship and meals of first and second century "Christianity," and in recent years has led several national and international projects on how the practice and performance of these meals strongly influenced the emergence of early Christian identities. This scholarship has occasioned Dr. Taussig's deep involvement in the larger discourse on the character of early Christian social formation. In direct relationship to this sustained social reading of the first two centuries of Jesus/Christ movements, he also convenes at Union a larger project on the integration of newly discovered non-canonical literature into the study of the New Testament and early Christianity. Dr. Taussig has co-chaired with Professor Brigitte Kahl the three international convocations on the New Testament and the Roman empire convened at Union in the past seven years. His 20 years of scholarship on the historical Jesus has occasioned both notoriety and the only current Ph.D. instruction offered in historical Jesus studies in North America.
His books include In the Beginning Was the Meal: Social Experimentation and Early Christian Identity; The Thunder: Perfect Mind: An Introduction and New Translation (with four Union and Columbia Ph.D. students); A New Spiritual Home: Progressive Christianity at the Grass Roots; Reimagining Life Together in America: A New Gospel of Community (with Catherine Nerney, SSJ); Jesus Before God: The Prayer Life of the Historical Jesus; Reimagining Christian Origins (with Elizabeth Castelli); Wisdom's Feast: Sophia in Study and Celebration (with Susan Cole and Marian Ronan); and Many Tables: The Eucharist in the New Testament and Liturgy Today (with Dennis Smith). He has forthcoming essays on Nag Hammadi, Christian origins, and counter imperial motifs in early Christianity in Biblical Interpretation, The Review of Biblical Literature, and The Union Seminary Quarterly Review. He is the co-chair of the national Society of Biblical Literature's Seminar on Meals in the Greco-Roman World. He was co-editor for the Union Seminary Quarterly Review volume on New Testament and Roman Empire, published in fall, 2005.
At Union, he has served, along with Professor Janet Walton and Director of Worship Troy Messenger, as co-leader of the monthly chapel service, "At Table." He is also the faculty representative and a founding member of Union's Resource Team for Ministerial and Spiritual Formation, in which capacity he leads monthly workshops on pastoral skills and teaches courses on Introduction to Spiritual Formation.
Dr. Taussig has been bi-vocational for his entire adult life, being both a professor of biblical literature and an active pastor for the past three decades. He has been co-pastor of the Chestnut Hill United Methodist Church in Philadelphia since 1990. He has also been pastor of Calvary United Methodist Church in West Philadelphia for 13 years; the Oekolompad Reformed Church in Basel; Switzerland; and Falls United Methodist Church in Philadelphia.
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I'm a serious cyclist and average about 150 miles per week in season, maybe 60 miles in Winter. I guess on the scale above I'm a road racer.
As a cyclist, I can tell you that we're exposed to a remarkable degree. No cage, no windows, but a lot of high tech spandex. Turns out, spandex isn't all that protective. . .
Where I live, we've had several incidents in the past year or two of gangs of yutes targeting cyclists, knocking them down, beating them up, and robbing them of bikes and whatever they're carrying. One victim was in the hospital for ages with head trauma, etc. We also have the occasional bear sighting, and cougars (the four legged kind!) live in the area.
So unless I'm in an organized race, I carry every time I ride. Keep in mind, I'm riding a state of the art bike – replacement cost is over $5k. I've paid a lot to have a lightweight (but strong) bike. But I'm willing to accept a little weight for the ability to defend myself if necessary.
I carry a mini-Glock in a fanny pack with built-in holster. The fanny pack doesn't look ridiculously out of place, it sits well when I ride, and it also handles things like wallet, ipod, and energy bars. The Glock itself is lightweight, reliable, shoots well and is quick to draw.
I may be funny looking, and don't ride as fast as I used to, but at least I'm well armed and in great shape.
Bravo, sir! Bravo!
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There is phone service at camp, but only emergency calls are accepted for campers. The emergency phone number for Cub World is (513) 831-8311.
Campers are discouraged from making calls home, as this tends to disrupt the pack program. If one of the pack leaders believes that it is necessary for your son to call home, permission will be granted. An adult leader must accompany a Scout while he uses the phone. Please do not allow your son to bring a cell phone to camp.
Parents and other visitors are always welcome to observe the programs and facilities at Cub World. Since the pack has a schedule of activities planned, visitors should check with pack leaders before arriving to find an appropriate time to visit. All visitors are required to sign-in at the Camp Office upon arrival and will be given a visitor wristband to wear.
Guest meals at camp are always available. Meal tickets can be purchased at the Camp Office: breakfast is $5, lunch is $6, and dinner is $7. Children 6 and under eat free.
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The coffee chain's wireless charging pads -- which sit on tables and let you charge your phone cable-free -- are going international, coming to 10 cafes in London this month.
The gigantic human-chomping statues, based on the popular "Attack on Titan" anime series, are part of a new exhibit in the Japanese theme park.
Unless you opt out, Sky will start automatically blocking material deemed inappropriate for youngsters as soon as this month.
Nintendo's dual-screened DS console levelled the playing field, and created a new philosophy for video games. Luke Westaway recounts its impressive history.
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One potential rotation option for the Yankees was taken off the table last night, when the Red Sox agreed to a deal with former Dodger righty Brad Penny.
Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of Penny, but I'd be a fool not to say this could be a great signing for Boston. An All-Star in both 2006 and 2007 (including starting for the NL in '06) before injuries derailed him in 2008 (seems to be a common theme for those former Marlins hurlers, doesn't it?) Penny landed with the Red Sox for a 1-year, $5 million contract with bonuses that could add something like $3 million more. When you consider the $82.5 million the Yanks shelled out for A.J. Burnett, this is a potentially excellent move for Boston. Of course, Burnett is better when both are healthy, but Penny could be the better buy, dollar-for-dollar.
Still, there is no guarantee Penny will even be in Boston's rotation this season, as Clay Buchholz almost certainly will be given an opportunity to battle Penny for the fifth spot behind rotation locks Josh Beckett, Jon Lester, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Tim Wakefield. Unlike the Yankees, who needed top-of-the-rotation arms, Boston simply needed depth for the back end, and the Sox seem to have done a fine job in that department.
Honestly, I wouldn't mind seeing the Yankees do something similar, with perhaps someone like Randy Wolf. Instead of bringing back Andy Pettitte, who would be guaranteed a rotation spot all season, it might not be a bad idea to add a veteran arm who could either keep a spot warm for Phil Hughes and easily be shifted to the bullpen when the time comes, or hold down the fifth spot all year if need be. Of course someone will get hurt, so Hughes will get his shot regardless, but it might not be such a bad thing to have a little bit of rotation flexibility. Regardless, I still expect Andy to be back.
The biggest loser from the Penny signing? That's easy — Derek Lowe, who probably has lost one more big-market suitor. With the Yanks and Dodgers already out, Lowe pretty much is left with the Mets, who likely will get the pseudo-ace on their terms. Lowe is a great example of the Scott Boras approach backfiring, because if Lowe had jumped on the Yanks early (before CC Sabathia and Burnett were locked up) he probably could have gotten $60-70 million out of them. Now he might have trouble getting $50 million. Poor guy.


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Work in progress: Page at the Classic Rock Awards last week
Jimmy Page has embraced the crossover vibe by merging Led Zeppelin classic Ramble On with a 1990s rap hit.
The result, based on Notorious BIG's Hypnotize, is called Ramblize – listen to it via Page's Soundcloud account.
He previously collaborated with Puff Daddy for 1998′s Come With Me, for which he re-recorded his guitar riff from Kashmir.
Page is nearing completion of his Led Zeppelin remastering project. After his appearance at the Classic Rock Awards he told TeamRock Radio: "Each of the albums has been remastered, but it also has a companion disc with it.
"There's different versions. Say, for example, there's Since I've Been Loving You – there's an incredible version of that which is totally different. It's really raw in its approach, it's quite dramatic, it's cool.
"That's one little item, but it gives a companion disc to Led Zeppelin III. Each disc will give a really intimate picture of the group. That's the idea, and I think it's successful."
He was present at the ceremony to receive Film Of The Year for Led Zep's Celebration Day, and to present Wilko Johnson with the Innovator award.
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Sources: AACR2 and
reprints and reproductions, Lewis & Clark Library
AACR2 definitions:
reprint: 1. a "new printing of an item made
from the original type image, commonly by photographic methods [that] ...
may reproduce the original exactly ... or ... may contain minor but well-defined
variations ..." or 2. a "new edition with substantially unchanged text."
facsimile reproduction: a "reproduction simulating the physical appearance
of the original in addition to reproducing its content exactly."
Reproductions: "reproductions of previously
existing materials that are made for: preservation purposes ... ; ...
dissertations and other reproductions produced "on demand"; and, electronic
AACR2 1.11 and LCRI 1.11 cover reprints and reproductions. They are treated
Reprints: describe the item in hand, i.e., the reprint and give
information pertaining to the original in a single note (500).
Reproductions: describe the original work and give information
pertaining to the reproduction in a single note (533).
Reprints (1.11)
Even though the rule is titled "facsimiles, photocopies, and other
reproductions," apply it to reprints and facsimile reproductions.
Give the data relating to the reprint (not the original) in all areas except
the note area. Give information relating to the original in a note.
If the reprint uses a chief source other than that of the original, transcribe
the title, statement of responsibility and imprint from chief source of the
imprint. The chief source of the original (along with other sources) is used
for the information that is included in the note describing the original.
rule | reprint | original |
1.11B | If the reprint has a title different from the original, give the title of the reprint as the title proper (245/a) | Give the original title as other
title information: • as other title information if it appears on the chief source of the reprint • in a note if it does not appear on the chief source of the reprint |
1.11C | If the reprint includes an edition statement, publication details, or series and an edition statement, publication details, or series for the original, use the information for the reprint in the edition (250), publication, distribution, etc. (260), and series areas (4XX). | Give the the edition statement, publication details, or series of the original in a note. |
1.11D | Give the physical description of the reprint in the physical description area (300). | Give the physical description of the original in a note. |
1.11E | Give the standard number of the reprint in the in the standard number area. | Give the standard number of the original in a note. |
1.11F | Give the details of the original in a single note in the order of the areas of the description. |
In the fixed field or 008, use "r" for the type
of date/publication status (DtSt in OCLC). The date of the reprint goes in
date 1 and the date of the original publication goes in date 2.
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260 Courlay, France : Fuzeau, c2006.
500 Reprint. Originally published: Paris : L'Auteur : Foucault,
LC examples of notes for original publication information:
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area for scores: Edition and history (5.7B7): Reprints and
Reprint. Originally published: London : Clementi, 1816.
Reprint. Originally published: Berlin : M. Breslauer, 1923.
(Veröffentlichungen der Musik-Bibliothek Paul Hirsch ; v. 4).
Reprint. Originally published: Leipzig ; New York : J. Schuberth, 1862.
Reprint. Originally published: Wien : Tobias Haslinger, 1839? Publisher's
no.: 7717.
Reprint. Originally published: Concerts à deux flutes traversières
sans basses. A Paris : Chés l'auteur : Et chés le sr. Boivin,
ca. 1724.
Reprint of works originally published between ca. 1806 and ca. 1824.
Reprint of works originally published 1610-1623.
Reprints. Originally published: Paris : Salabert, c1906-c1937.
Reproductions (LCRI 1.11A)
This LCRI applies to non-microform reproductions
"These guidelines identify the data elements to be used in the record for
the reproduction, separate from the record for the original."
• Transcribe the bibliographic data appropriate to the original work being
reproduced in the following areas:
° title and statement of responsibility (260)
° edition (250)
° publication, distribution, etc. (260)
° physical description (300)
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Posted by: amanda on: May 9, 2014
My laptop died last night while copying my files. It only lasted 2.5 years. I wish I save the files before. I lost many files. The only good thing coming out of this is I will need a new laptop soon.
The next question is which laptop to get?
I want something light. Not big. Sit comfortably on the lap. Not too hot. Not too loud. Not apple. Good quality.
Posted by: amanda on: April 11, 2014
Ya, if you prefer not to be killed in your life time, you got to move to Singapore. If you feel Malaysia is unsafe, one should move to Indonesia. Its homicide rate is 1/4 of Malaysia.
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Posted by: amanda on: March 13, 2014
This is an unfortunate event. No one would have predicted. I feel sad and sorry for the people who lost their loved ones. This could have easily happened to him especially when he travel so often. That is not the point about this blog. I just want to express my disappointments over how the handling of the event by the authorities.
From what I read on the news and TV, the Malaysian authorities failed to provide all the information they have that would help to rescue or recover the plane and the people on board. What's worse is they provided wrong or contradictory information.
I have a few theories:
1) Incompetent leaders — couldn't get the accurate information from the military and other parties who may have information regarding the plane.
2) Have something to hide — the authorities have something to hide, either something really embarrassing for the world to learn or something unlawful done behind the scene which might be uncovered if more information about the missing plane is revealed to the world.
3) incompetent to handle crisis — the authorities are used to have total control of media. They choose to release what and when and the media would never question the validity of the information. They are trying to use the same way to handle this international crisis, they failed miserably.
Having said that, everyone made mistakes. We learn from our mistakes and make necessary changes not to repeat them again. I truly hope the authority could learn from the mistakes. Please do not sweep this under the carpet so to speak as they normally do.
I'm ashamed.
Posted by: amanda on: November 19, 2013
I just re-read the first few blog posts on this site. I can't believe that was so many years ago. All good and bad things must come to end. I don't have the time to keep posting on this website. This is likely my last blog post. Looking back, I've grown up a lot in the last 4.5 years. Our lives will never be perfect but at least we're working on it.
Posted by: amanda on: November 18, 2013
Yes, school holiday again. The plan? Homework. Yes, this week is going to be homework week. I would like them to finish at least 70-80% of the homework before our vacation. I told them the sooner they finish the homework, the earlier we could start our trip. That itself is a good motivation
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The little girl whom I've sponsored for the last 4 years have finally admitted to university. I'm so proud of her for working so hard under that difficult situation. For those who is capable, please lend your helping hand. It might change someone's life completely.


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GQ: Do you think that Obama has been the president he promised to be?
Russ Feingold: The expectations for him were absurd. And they were wrong. They expected him to be something he couldn't possibly be given his level of experience. It was impossible to ask him to be all the things that people poured into him.
GQ: He said he would try to reach across the aisle. "To those whose support I have yet to earn, I will be your president, too" and all that jazz.
Russ Feingold: Yes, he was not being cynical about that. He wanted to do that even more than maybe I would have wanted him to, but the truth is he tried.
GQ: And then he was essentially crucified for it. Too quick to make concessions, too weak—pick your insult.
Russ Feingold: Which is ridiculous. Look, I don't want to use the word 'patriotism' too much, but the right likes to use it all the time. It is not patriotic to decide to destroy a new president who was duly elected by an overwhelming margin. It is un-patriotic to resolve to destroy that presidency. If you care about this country, you help him. Before Obama, we had an opportunity after 9/11 to make a transition as a people to come together and try to figure this thing out and become a part of the world in a way that we never had. But for cynical reasons, both domestically and internationally, the situation was exploited by the Bush administration and others for political gain. And it's left us weaker. So I see these as a couple of chapters in modern history where America has been grossly disserved by people who wanted immediate political gain to the detriment of the country and it endangers our lives and it endangers our economy and if we're going to have this type of system, we're not just going to get downgraded by Moody, and Standard & Poors. We're going to be a dysfunctional country because some people care more about their immediate political and economic interests than they do about the betterment of our whole nation. The American people deserve better. And then you have the interests like the Koch brothers who see this as a golden opportunity to destroy not only this presidency but to destroy unions and to destroy the institutions that have created some balance between the haves and the have-nots in our country. They want to destroy any balance, to go back to the Gilded Age, or something worse.
GQ: Do you think it's that malicious?
Russ Feingold: Yes. Yes. There is something wrong. I don't like to say this but it is malicious, it is intentional, and it is unprecedented.
GQ: I'm sure we could kill a few hours talking shit about the Koch brothers, but let's talk about your book for a second. I don't want to offend you, but kind of come off as a hawk.
Russ Feingold: Yeah, if believing that the people who took down the Twin Towers should be brought to justice is being a hawk, you can call me one. I believe that war should always be the last resort, but I am not a pacifist and I believe there are occasions where you need to use military force. I think our approach to Afghanistan was the right approach, bringing the international community. I happen to think going after Qaddafi as an international community was a positive thing. And I was very pleased when this guy in Iraq that was slicing people's heads off was visiting the home of his spiritual advisor, and we figured it out, and we dropped a 500-pound bomb over his head. I was pleased, because I have family and I have children, and I have a grandson and if somebody wants to kill them I'm interested in taking them out. I have no apology for that. Never have. But in most cases that's not the answer.
GQ: I don't want to criticize your timing, but we've been on a domestic issue kick recently. No one's really talking about the War on Terror these days.
Russ Feingold: We are vulnerable. There is a problem not only in the Muslim world but in other parts of the world and we can not as a society, as a nation, survive without being active in the rest of the world. We're not doing that as Americans. We have gone back into our shell. That's not the deal. We have to change. We will never be able to be an island nation again.
GQ: Has Obama done a good job at this, in your opinion?
Russ Feingold: Obama has a very sophisticated sense of the world. We're lucky to have a president who understands these things, and so I'm hopeful for his second term that he will continue to move in what I consider to be the general right direction—of identifying the right threats, of trying to improve our image to the world. I think his foreign policy record overall has been very good. And I think that drives the Republicans nuts.
GQ: Let's talk about those Republicans. Are any of the current candidates serious contenders for the job?
Russ Feingold: Not really. These people on the Republican side are just looking for the hot button thing: "Can we make Obama look weak on Iran? Can we try to suggest that he doesn't really care about Israel?" It's all politics. It's not a genuine desire to get it right. And I will contrast this with Richard Nixon, who I disagreed with in terms of his obsession with Communist issues and so on, but he was a serious man, who understood foreign policy. So when he debated John Kennedy and when he was president, his foreign policy was a genuine attempt to try and solve this and his normalization of relations with China was one of the greatest accomplishments of our time. Not a single GOP candidate today has a serious understanding—or in the case of Newt Gingrich they have an intentionally false understanding—of the situation.
GQ: Newt's a class-act.
Russ Feingold: Oh yeah. He's a winner. He was down the hall from me for many years in Washington and he's not my kind of guy. I don't think I'm his kind of guy. He sure seems to be willing to say just about anything for effect. And, you know what, that's not what we need.
GQ: What about Romney?
Russ Feingold: I have no use for his approach. He doesn't ever commit, he doesn't stick to his principles. He's been all over the map on gay issues, on abortion, on everything else, on individual mandates. He's not a man that's willing to stand by his principles and his convictions. He appears to be unprincipled.
GQ: Well, he's not running on principles, he's running on being a consultant who can come in and fix America.
Russ Feingold: That would be a lovely thing if he were able to do that but he can't. It's not that simple. You know, it's not...let's bring in this guy who is going to solve this in a few minutes. That's not the reality of American politics.
GQ: What happened with Huntsman? He seemed like the sanest one up there.
Russ Feingold: Here is a guy that is fluent in Mandarin. I talked to him on a trip to Iraq. He's already been the ambassador to Singapore, and now he's been the ambassador to China. It's sad to see a guy like that having to say some of the things he's had to say to try and get attention because I know its beneath his dignity. Because he's very dignified, very bright, very talented.... enormously bright. He's one of the more talented people around and I hate seeing someone like that having to play this sort of demeaning game.
GQ: Why do they do that?
Russ Feingold: Because he wanted to be president.
GQ: Why don't you do that?
Russ Feingold: Because I don't want to be president. And the reason I didn't want to be president was because I don't want to do that. See, I'm not willing, for power, to give up who I am. Or to not be who I am. And so, if it can't be done by being who I am, then that's fine. I have a great life. When I was sort of being asked to run in 2008, I was [polling] at 12 percent in Seattle, 6 percent in Georgia, 7 percent in New Jersey. In Iowa we were very high numbers. But my kids didn't want me to do it. Now, fortunately, I didn't want to do it either.
GQ: Do you think you ever will?
Russ Feingold: Probably not.
GQ: What about senator? Or governor?
Russ Feingold: I don't know. I wont run for office again until I feel like it. And right now I don't feel like it. I've always been grateful for the enormous outpouring of support and affection that I've received here in the state, but I've never kidded myself that anybody is irreplaceable.


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At the time of the crimes, in order to be charged with the murder of an unborn child, a person must cause the miscarriage or stillbirth of the baby. Since neither of those two elements occurred, Fletcher could not be charged with fetal murder. Leann did not miscarry, nor was her child expelled before her death.
Leann's family lobbied the legislature to amend the fetal protection law, and Sen. Bill Schuette, a Republican from northern Michigan, worked with pro-life and pro-choice groups to fashion a bill that would protect unborn children while at the same time protecting women who sought abortions and their doctors from being charged with a crime.
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Forget everything you know (or your future self knows) about time travel.
"Looper," writer and director Rian Johnson ("Brick")'s new film, asks the audience to invest brainpower in its twisted plot, and he makes sure the investment pays dividends.
At the beginning of the movie, viewers are introduced to Joe (Joseph Gordon-Levitt, "The Dark Knight Rises"), a twenty-something specialized assassin called a looper. Loopers exist in a time about 30 years in the future, when time travel has been invented and immediately outlawed. Mobsters use it to send enemies back to the past, where Joe waits to blast them with a shotgun.
The body gets disposed after the blast, and no record of the person exists.
The mob doesn't like to leave loose ends. Because of this, the mob sends loopers the future version of themselves to kill when it is done with them. The loopers know they are retired when this happens, and they have 30 years to live before getting sent back to be killed by a younger version of themselves. This process is known as "closing the loop."
Joe's loop has just been closed in the film, but it's not that easy.
Joe's future self (Bruce Willis, "Die Hard") fights back, and several secrets about the mob leaders' true nature are revealed as younger Joe hunts down older Joe.
The magnificent thing about "Looper" is how tight-scripted it feels.
The feeling is similar to 2010's "Inception," which felt tight through its discussion of dream. In both, filmmakers deal with time travel, a plot device often associated with plot holes. However, the two films are fully fleshed out. Johnson took careful consideration while writing this script.
The prosthetics used to make Gordon-Levitt look more like Willis are stunning. Gordon-Levitt also mastered Willis' mannerisms right down to his eye movements and speech style. This is true dedication on the young actor's part.
The supporting cast, however, is a little weaker than the leading roles.
Emily Blunt ("The Five-Year Engagement") plays a woman whom younger Joe holds up with after the mob begins hunting him for his failure. She plays a crucial role to the plot, but she seems to react to other characters rather than acting herself. Jeff Daniels (TV's "The Newsroom") gets a few funny moments as a mob boss, but his part is cut short.
Other critics compare "Looper" to 2006's "Children of Men," and that is right on target. Joe exists in a world where violence runs rampant, and average citizens carry shotguns to protect themselves from vagrants.
Willis commits several unspeakable crimes once he is unleashed in the present, which — all spoilers aside — are sure to make viewers' jaws drop.
As the film progresses, though, it loses some originality and takes plotlines from other famous time travel movies. This becomes a little too absurd, but it remains only a minor complaint since the film keeps the borrowed plot fresh and certainly never gets boring.
As far as this year goes, it doesn't get much better than "Looper." The writing, pacing and acting are all solid. If the second half were as good as the first, I'd give it 5 stars. Nevertheless, the movie is still one of the best sci-fi films in a long time.
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I have purchased a couple of Coccinea's, one a moonlight the other a Summer Peach. After trying to save the moonlight for almost 2 years it finally died. It died one branch at a time. When I unpotted it I noticed it was heavy sand, some compost and green pellets - time release food. I thought they shouldn't be feed and can't figure any other reason this happened. Please advise. Thank you. |
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- Posted by hybridsage Zone 8 ,Austin,Texas (My Page) on Mon, Jun 8, 09 at 23:57
phoebe51: Sorry to hear of your problem. If compost is not properly heated it does not kill certain "Bad Bacteria"(Pathogens) but this would mean death sooner than 2 years later.Are you sure they are S.coccinea? I have had rosemary and Salvia greggii have a fungal attack were branches die but here again in a very short amount of time.That is in my climate. Where are you in the U.S.A ? Maybe some other things at work. Art |
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Your plants sound like forms of Salvia greggii. Do you have images of them at some link we can go to? |
So sorry, have been trying to find a photo of Salvia coccinea blk & rouge so it is on my brain. Yes, it is greggii, in raised bed.Originally I potted it up from 1 gln to 5 gln.Started having problems so after a season moved to bed.Seems like the core soil? didn't get enough water possibly. Nothing really in the way of root growth either. It did flower and I got a seed from it and have started a new plant from it this past winter (winter sown). |
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First the S.coccinea "Forest Fire" has plenty of images. I have never seen Black & Rouge in person sounds like the same plant as "Forest Fire".S.greggii 'Moonlight' I have in clay it took a few years to get established(that was 8 Years ago). I have had it die in pots pretty easy nothing like what your describing .When we are in fog or prolonged periods of rain I have to use a fungicide on some orange forms to keep them alive. I no longer grow them because of that problem. You may have a root rot problem caused by the compost not being composted properly.If there is to much compost & not enough coarse sand.Drainage may have caused your problem. Art |
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phoebe51, are you related (by marriage or otherwise) to John Sorenson formerly of Fair Oaks, CA? I was confused by the invitation to see photos on Tagged. I am very wary of being invited to give my email and other information out to web services I am not familiar with, so I did not proceed beyond the subscription page. I finally figured it out by searching my Salvia enthusiast data base, and made some connections. |
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This past weekend, two ESPN employees who managed to use the phrase "chink in the armor" to describe Jeremy Lin were swiftly punished for the offenses.
The question on everyone's mind now is: did the punishments fit the crimes?
Anthony Federico, 28, made the far more stupid gaffe of the two on Saturday night when he posted the following headline on ESPN's mobile website: "Chink in the Armor: Jeremy Lin's 9 Turnovers Cost Knicks in Streak-Snapping Loss to Hornets." The headline was posted at 2:30 in the morning, and then removed slightly more than a half an hour later when someone (finally) realized that it may be construed as an offensive remark.


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February 27, 2003, Gastonia, NC,
- SCANA Corporation's Board of Directors has appointed Jerry Richardson to the position of president and chief operating officer of PSNC Energy, a wholly owned subsidiary of SCANA Corporation (NYSE: SCG).
Richardson, a 35-year employee of PSNC Energy, has been the company's senior vice president since May 2002. He will continue to report to Kevin Marsh, SCANA's chief financial officer, who also served as PSNC Energy's president for the past two years. Richardson's promotion is effective immediately.
"Jerry Richardson has been an integral part of the PSNC Energy organization for many years, and SCANA has complete confidence in his ability to effectively lead and grow the company as we move forward," Marsh said.
A registered professional engineer, Richardson graduated from North Carolina State University and began his career at PSNC Energy as a field engineer in Durham in 1968. Richardson went on to work as a division engineer and was promoted to vice president in 1982. He was named to PSNC Energy's senior management team as senior vice president 1990. Following SCANA's acquisition of PSNC Energy in 2000, Richardson served as vice president of operations before assuming his most recent leadership role as the subsidiary's senior vice president.
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| Dáil Éireann - Volume 415 - 30 January, 1992 Written Answers. - National Lottery Funding. Mr. Durkan Mr. Durkan 38. Mr. Durkan asked the Minister for Finance if he will outline the total amount of funds available for disbursement by the Government from the proceeds of the national lottery for each year since its inception; whether he intends to extend the areas or groups who might benefit from the proceeds in the current year; if he proposes any other changes in the operation of grant awards from the scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. Minister for Finance (Mr. B. Ahern) Bertie Ahern Minister for Finance (Mr. B. Ahern): The national lottery has raised the following amounts for the Exchequer since its inception:
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I have about 4 bell pepper plants I have grown from seeds, they are only a few inches tall since they sprouted not to long ago and are currently in gallon size nursery containers. A few days ago I notice some of peppers were missing part of their leaves. The following morning two plants were stripped down to the stalk, I thought it could be an animal but I am living in an apartment on the second floor. This morning I went to water my plants and check on them and two of the leaves on one of the other plants just fell off. I also have cucumbers growing in the same type containers and the same location and they are fine. If anyone has any thoughts they would be greatly appreciated. |
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- Posted by tn_veggie_gardner 6 (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 15:08
Check your plants very closely & see if you have any bugs on them, first. |
- Posted by swimlikehell (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 15:58
I have not seen any, the fist time I noticed missing sections of leaves I looked closely to my plants and didn't see any thing. |
- Posted by tn_veggie_gardner 6 (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 18:06
Pictures available? Did you look at them during daytime or night-time? What type of potting mix are you using? How often are you watering? Have you fertilized them or used pest control on them? If so, what kinds & how much? What (average or educated guess) temperatures do they see during day & night? |
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I have looked at them during the day, I am using MG Potting Mix, I am watering about once every other day, when soil at the top of the pot looks dry. I have not fertilized or applied pest control, the mix I am using says that it feeds for up to 3 months. I do not know how to attach a picture or else I would for you. We are hitting in the 80's during the days and around mid to upper sixties at night. The only bad thing is right now I do not get much sun during the day on my patio. Hope this help, and any other thoughts would be appreciated. |
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That all sounds just fine. It must be some type of pest, fungus or disease. I would say, take one or two and repot them, flushing completely with water very well first & see if those few improve. Hard to call w/o a picture. Upload the picture to photobucket, facebook, twitpic, etc.. Then, if they provide the code for you (like photobucket), paste the 3rd (out of 4) on your message here. If no code is provided, use the following guideline. replace 1 with < and 2 with > (can't actually type the < & > in here cuz it would be the working code and you wouldn't see it...lol) 1a href="http://yourpicture.address.here"2 Name for picture 1/a2 - Steve |
Are green leaves disappearing or are they dropping off and remaining on or near the container? If they are outright disappearing then suspect a pest eating them. If they are falling off then I would ask if they are yellowing before dropping off. If so, it's likely overwatering. If they are dropping off, but not yellowing are they spotting? If so it's likely a disease. It is incredibly difficult to diagnose over the web so I am just providing general ideas for your investigation. If you suspect a pest don't just scout during the day when many of them hide, look at dusk or even after dark with a flashlight. |
- Posted by tn_veggie_gardner 6 (My Page) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 1:03
Good point justaguy about the flashlight. |
- Posted by swimlikehell (My Page) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 11:32
After reading justaguy2's post I might have a couple issues I am seeing, two of my plants the leaves disappeared with no trace. On one of my other plants, the one I saw yesterday morning two of the four leaves still green and apparently healthy fell straight off. Maybe I will invest in an insecticide and look into some options for disease control. I cannot get a good picture of the stalk of my plant to turn out clear since it is still so young. I was wondering can the plants that are striped to the stalk be saved, with an insecticide and time or should I just can those two? If anyone has any further suggestions then please let me know. |
Were the two leaves that fell off the healthy looking plant the seed leaves or true leaves? Plants that are just stems and no leaves may recover if whatever was bothering them goes away, but it's not all that hopeful. Seedlings only have so much energy to use and replacing leaves after complete defoliation takes a lot of energy. They may recover, but I wouldn't bet the farm on it. Go to plan B ;) |
- Posted by swimlikehell (My Page) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 12:15
I am new to this whole gardening thing, I just figured I would give it a shot this year for fun so I will tell you what I know. I have/had 4 leaves and now I have two with some new ones getting under way. The ones that fell off were the bottom ones so I want to believe that these were the seed leaves. I did however move my pots this morning and I saw little flat white grey bugs on my porch, I didn't know if these could bee the culprits. I have 6 cucumber plants that are all doing fine, so I don't know if what is getting my pepper plants is in the soil of the peppers or if they just haven't made it to the cucs yet. |
I am not sure what critters were under the pot, there are many harmless ones that would be attracted to the moisture and sun protection. You can place the containers on wood/brick pieces to elevate them an inch or so off the ground to get rid of them. If it was the bottom most leaves that fell off those were almost certainly seed leaves and it's normal for those to be cast off some time after true leaves form so no worries there. Cukes grow a lot faster than peppers so I wouldn't be too concerned about them in this case. It takes a lot more predation to bother them than the slower growing peppers. Probably a good time to head to the store and replace the peppers that are just stems. If they survive then you have bonus plants :) In the case of the disappearing leaves or half gone leaves I would be looking for a pest as the culprit. May have already moved on, if you are lucky. |
- Posted by tn_veggie_gardner 6 (My Page) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 13:48
swim: How big were those bugs you saw? |
- Posted by swimlikehell (My Page) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 14:12
real small probably about the size of half a pencil eraser and flat and oval looking. |
- Posted by tn_veggie_gardner 6 (My Page) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 16:15
My best guess would be a Pepper Maggot. |
Hi all, new guy here.Well, not new to learning from here, just posting. My name is Mark and I do my gardening in sunny N Florida. Decided to register today because I am having a similar problem with my peppers as described in this thread. Only difference is my peppers were more established and looking great and all of the sudden 2 of my plants start dropping leaves overnight! I added some 10-10-10 the other day and then BLAMO! It has only happened to 2 of 4 plants, any help would be much appreciated. |
- Posted by desertdance So.CA LowDesert (My Page) on Mon, Jul 12, 10 at 8:48
Well I have a 4 year old jalapeno pepper with tons of leaves and peppers. Recently I noticed many of the leaves were stripped off, and even some of those hot peppers were half eaten! THEN, the culprit showed his ugly face! Big fat green tomato worms! 3 of them, and then I found baby ones too! I went to the tomato forum and they told me to get this stuff called BT. It's organic, and will not hurt the peppers, but it will do in those worms! Those worms even attacked one of my grapevines!! WAR!! |
- Posted by lathyrus_odoratus (My Page) on Tue, Jul 13, 10 at 5:21
Oh, my, ststephen, those are some unhappy pepper plants. I can imagine that you are worried for the other two. The leaves remaining look as if they might have been over-fertilized based on pictures I've seen, but I'm not an expert on that by any means as I've not had anything similar happen. |
I was worried that the other two would follow suit, but so far so good. That is what got me so perplexed, I thought I may have overfertilized as well (was almost sure that was the problem)but the other peppers seem to be doing fine to this point. Guess I will flush these two out and hope they can recover. |
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Breakfast Topic: I am become Death, the shatterer of worlds {WoW}
Aug 26th 2009 6:15PM I don't really think it is fair to say Deathwing is equal to Malygos in anyway. Malygos was pretty much a crazy aspect doing crazy things thinking that no one would turn and face him. However, Deathwing has been ploting and planning in the darkness for ages. He knows who is enemies are, he knows Alexstraza will lead an army against, and all of azeroth will try to destroy him. I mean Deathwing has had adamantite basicly infused into his skin, making him much harder to kill then Malygos. A quote from the Warcraft 2 manual
"Deathwing, Second in power to only Alexstrasza herself, Deathwing is one of the greatest
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During the Second War, Goblin alchemists adhered plates of adamantine steel to the Black
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Not to mention I dont think Deathwing is as stupid as Malygos to say "Here comes my 20k a second deep breath, hears an anti magic shield to stand in so you dont get hurt"
Breakfast Topic: Would you play a neutral character? {WoW}
Aug 21st 2009 7:11AM I've thought about the possablity of being able to switch factions and the only way I think it would work is if you had to give something major to be able to swap. Like you could only do it at 80 and you lost all your rep with your faction and started out unfriendly with your new factions members.
A discussion in defense of new race/class combinations, pt. 4 {WoW}
Aug 18th 2009 6:34PM I think is completly stupid that every artical on here now a day revolves around what some guy on some website claims is going to happen in the next patch. I love this site but i mean you guys are jumping at nothing right now, just wait a week untill blizzard tells us whats going to happen before going on about what "is" going to happen
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Aug 8th 2009 7:03PM Something me and my friend have talked about is that you should be able to smelt down armor or take cloth from a green you find in the world like how enchanting works, and maybe have a fail % and if you go to "de" a piece of leather as a leatherworker and fail you would get ruined leather scraps and what not.
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