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its seems that nowadays we have too many believers in
" the parable of the shrewd manager " .
So why is Merkel responsible to fix the engines that America has ruined? The danger she needs to be worried about is being able to preserve the wealth of those who elected her. Not freeloaders and speculators in foreign countries. So far she hasn't been very successfull, there have already been too many bailouts. Hopefully she takes Germany out of the EU soon. That boat needs to sink, it's not happening soon enough.
Germany needs the Euro more than EU PIGS needing Germany. The strength of Germany stems out of Euro. The Euro-zone provides cheap migrant EU labor, a readily accessible market and a market well protected from competitors outside the euro-zone. In case the euro breaks, the Chinese will crush the euro in low end and medium end markets and the Americans and Japanese will crush them in the medium and high end products.
Argentina and Iceland have defaulted on their debts and survived. Countries like Spain are suffering a recession with 30% unemployment and 50% young unemployment. As situation in European countries worsen, it is not much of a suffering for them to break off the euro and rebuild their economies on their own terms. To make their economies competetive, they will employ protectionism, close down their markets and try to promote exports. This will hurt Germany even more, as not only do they loose their regular markets, but also have to compete against USA, China and Japan, but also other EU countries who are now actively fighting Germany. Germany loses both ways as it has to devalue the Euro (or its currency) to stay competitive and devaluing the currency will mean the debt they are owed loses it's value. It seems Germany and the other EU countries are playing a game of who blinks first, and it is most likely going to be Germany.
So Brussels, you managed to eviscerate the two main Greek parties in the eyes of the Greek people, with your so called never before tested austerity/internal deflation solution, and now you are surprised that the left has reared its ugly head. Reared nothing, A FORMALLY INSIGNIFICANT 3RD PARTY IS VYING FOR FIRST PLACE!!!
So, let us say for arguments sake that Nea Democratia wins a close election, and is able to form a coalition government to continue these failed policies as best as little Greece can. But this is not over yet I assure you. There will be another election cycle coming soon enough. All over Europe in fact.
Now, you either get cracking on those Euro Bonds, or the next time you fail once again to act decisively in the best interest of all, it will be your justly deserved undoing, and this time America is not coming to the rescue.
Got it? No, well the Greek people do. BRUSSELS IS FULL OF MANURE!!! Samaras is too, but Brussels has one more election cycle at best to get its sorry, uninsured deposits, uninsured debt, house in order.
So, when Germany is full with all of that new money seeking safety coming her way, she better stop obstructing the mutualization of the debt. Otherwise this, send your money to Germany if you don't want to lose it, common currency experiment will be over soon enough.
Retro active pension and salary reductions with unprecedented unemployment and tax increases to boot, and during a depression no less, to correct the debt to GDP ratio?
Need I say more. Brussels, you could not have done more harm to Greece's little economy if you tried.
No matter who will win, he wont last 2 months, no matter what happens i installed an armored door to my house,i raided the super market for supplies, and the only dilemma i have is which shotgun to buy, a maverick 88, a mossberg 500 or a benneli m4?.
Take an AK47. Cheap and reliable. And the favored weapon of choice for commies like you. Anyway, Heckler & Koch is too expensive for you right now.
if it wasnt illegal i would, its been around for 60 years unlike the junk plastic weapons you mention, you buy an mp40 it matches your ss uniform.
Come on psycho-rag. Put it on and pose in front of the mirror the way you do, when you think no one's looking.
The flat feet uh? Yeah that can be a problem...laughs
Dear Economist,
many people in many countries, incl. the US, societies overall (eg. Greece) and governments (Spanish regions) lived beyonds there means. You can keep running on drugs such as cheap credit, printing money or reshuffling debt (EURO Bonds) but that does not solve the underlying problem. You can not spend what you do not generate or earn, and this is valid for people and business.
Maybe the world growth has been stimulated by too much drugs, and it is time to sober up, or accept the real growth or decline rates. This offers also an opportunity to address and implement urgently required structural changes/reforms in these places and regions. Yes, it is painful, but it is required. Pressuring and seducing German government, in particular Angela Merkel, to keep this cycle of drugging going is not healhty in the long-term, and certainly not fair to the German public which acted responsibly by not spending more than they have earned! Why should Germans pay for the irresponsible behavior of other people, in particular, if you know that this so-called support is actually only delaying and not solving the problem? This would be doubled irresponsibly.
So (dear world) it is time to sober up and take advantage of the presented opportunity by resolving underlying structual problems. I am proud that Germany is responsible and stopping this short-term GDP growth thinking and optimizing! You can not cure an addict with more drugs, a cold turkey is brutal, but the most effective way to become clean!
I agree 100%. This entire mess was caused by unbridled capitalism, greed, and easy credit. The best thing for Merkel to do is to take care of her own people, not bale out the freeloaders. Besides, it's too late for anyone to save this sinking ship.
I actually do think that Merkel does (intentional or unintentionl)something good for all people involved, it is not a formal bail out but it does something better in the long-term, it fixes the real problem which is living beyond your means.
The capitalist systems works perfectly as long as sensible regulation is providing a framework which has not been the case for the entire financial sector and governments budgeting/expenditures!
The key problem is that uncapable governments constantly interfering with the necessary downside of irresponsible behavior. Returns need to be correlated to the risks taken. So if people invest equity in companies or in government bonds and those investments go sour then they need to cover the downside.Taking responsibility for your actions, is extremely capitalistic and required for the system to work! It is unsustainable and will lead to social tensions, if government allow to privitize gains and socialize losses either for investmens in banks or in government bonds. For the entire banking mess, we really should enact the debt for equity regulation and restrict/regulate the derivate trades to equity level of the companies involved!
For irresponsible political behavior/spending we should link government payment to budget performance. They should be a primary and secondary budget target, if missed politicans should feel their behavior in the own purse. Gerhard Schroeder the former German prime Minister is the best example, he broke the budget criteria and initiated this cycle, we should reduce his pension for this irresponsible behavior.
No, no, no, where's your imagination? Collect all of Europe's money and lend it back out again with high interest rates. Now it's time for another rap song: "This is how we do it..."
I forget the rest...laughs
@Borrmill. In the same interview, Roubini proposed that northern Europeans should buy real estate in the garlic belt. Hm, wait a minute, wasn't there something...? How did Spain run into its problems? By buying too little real estate, of course!
So, the crisis is brought about by austerity? Wow, how did the Greeks and Italians manage to assemble sky-high debt by austerity?
Methinks, the decade-long spending spree which pumped up the Italian deficit to over 120% of GDP must have been a splendid Roubinian growth program for them. What was their annual growth rate during the spending years? 5 per cent? 6 per cent? Or am I confounding something here?
Professor Houdini and his economic circus are a real intellectual feat.
Lets face the truth: Germany will never agree to issue eurobonds nor will they accept any other transfer to the south...as long as they have no control over the fiscal policy of the PIIGS countries. In my point of view the situation is pretty similar to the United States of 1788. The southern states like Virgina strongly opposed the attempt of Alexander Hamilton to transfer the debts of the individual states to a federal government as they were not willing no to pay for the highly indebted northern states. The solution of Hamilton was to offer the south the capital city in exchange for the communization of the states' debt.
Who will be the new Hamilton? Will Hollande offer Angela Merkel that Berlin will be the Capital of the "United States of Europe" in exchange for Eurobonds?
Simply Germany can't afford that:
No Hollande will never abdicate France sovereignity, the "socialists" are more patriot than the Sarkozy's party
Here is what Roubini, nicknamed ''The Doom''( lately the sage), who gained fame for his accurate forecasts of the global-crisis outbreak, suggests. He states that "without the euro, Germany would be only an economic and political dwarf in direct comparison with the U.S. and China ." As an export country, Germany is in dire need of both the euro and European countries as partners and it will either swim or sink with EU
He also thinks that instead of having imposed austerity measures proposed by Germany ,it would be more effective to overflow the market with fresh money, for the "'madness with savings must stop''. He explains that governments have to cut taxes and raise wages as the best way to sustain economic growth.
Roubini suggests that the German government has to provide German households with a voucher worth 1,000 euros , so they could spend their holidays in some of European countries affected by the crisis,".BV
better a happy dwarf than a broke giant.
Another way to resolve this impasse is the island across the channel joining the Euro to save it as last ditch effort. It is time for UK to share the responsibility of not letting the European ship sink. Can Dave Cameron please start the engine, please? But oops, don't expect further help across the ocean. This is pure European problem and solution has to be a pan European (coast to coast, mainland and island rather than mainland vs island vs PIIGS) one. And slowing emerging markets cannot be banked upon too well. They have immense poor population to take care even after decades of super natural growth in that part of the world.
As the German economy is now beginning to get affected as well, it becomes less and less likely that the Germans will continue to pay for everybody. If their own economy is stagnating, why should they spend their money to help others?
It's payback time for Germany. Germany should stop borrowing to bailout bottomless pits and lakes. You should realise that you are not a bottomless warehouse. You cannot keep borrowing to fund bottomless pigs.
Pay more taxes and repay your own debts. Don't waste more good money for unappreaciative pigs.
Yep, looks like the beginning of a bank Run in Italy. I guess the Austrian Finance Minister was correct when he said Italy would need a bailout soon..
- So, Mr. Sikko6, where are you going to put the pigs?
- Under my bed.
- What about the smell?
- No problem, they get used to it
Sikko6 : Mommy mommy in the school the other kids are allways telling me that I have a pig face!!
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You need to look at the facts not come on here and rant about people living beyound their means in cases where they are.
How about all the Danske bank money lost through false investment plunging home banks into insolvency. ie Ulster bank in Ireland
This is why people are mad.
I can give proof or are you afraid to debate?
Man up lets do it.
Repaying foreign bank debt
The German solution to the Spanish issue:
Bail out. 100billion. For the banking sector.
This money is not free. It adds up to the Spanish debt.
Let's see that. Official number.. 60something%GDP. True number number is something between 80 and 88% of GDP.
New debt after the bail out will be 90% of GDP.
Deficit. It has been revised this year 3 times always to the worse. The current estimation is that it will close at around 6%. But there is a further revision to come.
The economy is in deep recession. So it is shrinking. What this will do to the debt/GDP ratio?
Unemployment is at 25% in general and 50% between youth.
Markets are closed for Spain. Bond yield is at the impossible 6.5%.
During 2001 Spanish banks were the major buyers of Spanish bonds. What will happen mow? The state will borrow to save them, and at the same time force them to buy bonds that nobody else wants?
So the super plan is transforming a bank crisis into a debt crisis. OK.
Who will fund Spanish debt in the years to come?
When the rates will return to the highest viable rate of 3.5%?
How this country will exit recession to be able to pay its debts?
Ok ok...
Let us kick all these out.. all of them. And keep the good ones in. France is not included in the good ones of course for many reasons.
No break up... just the "bad boys" out..
What will be the internal market for Germany? Holland? Finland? Austria?
The giant that is highly if nit totally depended on exports will be a midget in comparison with the US and China.
A fragile midget.. any fluctuation in Asia or US will be getting him on his knees.
Of course there is no possibility of good boys union.. just because there are no good or bad boys. The Union will break up.
After Spain and with Italy on the headlines in a couple of weeks, this is a high probability.
Maybe Merkel does not care about the value of the Union and she lacks vision. But to bring the crisis right on the door of Germany.. well that takes effort and imagination. And if it enters Germany then the Germans will see how the spanish the Greeks the Portueguese are feeling..
They will pay for the mistakes of their politicians as the Greeks and the Spanish and the Italians etc do..
It is either we sink or we swimm together..
Elections are coming.. my prediction.. unless something spectacular happens she will go where sarkozy is.. who by the way is a true midget as far as political stature is concerned.
i think i've said this somewhere else, but you seem to have ships confused with aeroplanes in your minds. If a ship is sinking, turning on the engines won't make it stop sinking. It will just sink a bit farther on the ocean floor.
But there's an interesting spin I could put on your bungled metaphor. Submarines rise to the top by shedding mass (so that the buoyant force of water pushes them upwards). In the same way, the periphery needs to get less bloated and more competitive - liberalise service markets, enforce taxes, cut entitlements and make it easier for businesses to hire and fire employees. And yes, certainly in Greece - to cut the public debt.
Germany knows they may have to step in to save the euro. But they would be fools to offer a blank cheque to the other countries (and to the banks who have made bad loans to them).
What Germany COULD do is propose debt mutualisation for the first 60% of debt (as % of GDP), ask the IMF to guarantee the next 30% in exchange for growth-supporting reform programmes in the eurozone, and then ask all countries with any excess debt left over to mutualise amongst themselves and do a deal with their creditors as a group.
Mrs Merkel has got a tough job and she's been doing it exceedingly well.
No mrs Merkel is wrong, but since we talk about ships answer me this,lets suppose that Greece was not a country but a state of Germany, there are many shipping tycoons in Greece that dont pay tax, one of them told at bloomberg ("You cannot squeeze and tackle a person that is in international shipping trade and finance and say, 'I will tax you,'" said Restis, who controls a fleet of more than 200 vessels. "The answer is 'sure, tax me. Find me.'"), how would she tax him?,pls enlighten me.
The truth is that austerity punishes those who were paying their taxes, not the ones that didnt,austerity adds weight to the submarine sending it to the abyss, i would rather have help with those that dont pay than loans with 1% interest, because if i did then Greece would be the richest country in the E.U.
I fully agree with you - but you miss the time constraint we are facing.
Germany is pushing for the right thing - fiscal union, so that moral hazard will be neutralized with a EU centralized control on countries in deficit. What scares me is that some countries do not understand how important this is. The Fiscal Compact ratification has been delayed in Italy to September!!! Political parties in Southern Europe are even more stupid than their Northern peers.
I hope after the Fiscal Union will be obtained, Mrs. Merkel will lead us to the eventual mutualization of at least a part of the debt - I am not 100% sure about this, Germany hasnt really said that yet.
Although, I doubt EU has enough time to do all the above without any powerful measures before, to calm the situation down. There one and only one institution in Europe with some immediate action power, and this is ECB, which needs to be allowed to buy substantial amount of Sovereign debt primary issues at least for some time. This is extremely difficult to obtain though
Let's keep the fingers crossed for the EU meeting on June 30th....
Scary stuff. Every day the amount of money this will take to fix is increasing. Ironically, this will only make the decision to pull the trigger and cease pushing austerity that much more difficult.
That coverage continues to focus on individual countries reactions and responses worries me greatly. It shows that there is little groupthink or cooperation really occurring. When all the countries involved finally accept that in this case there is only one team, maybe we will see forward progress--if it's not too late by then.
More than the bailout agreements for Greece or Ireland, Portugal's adjustment programme is focused on economic reforms to foster export-led growth and lift the country out of debt.
So these news about Portuguese exports are a very encouraging sign: The pace of export growth has stepped up, narrowing the trade gap and offering a glimmer of hope that the nation may be able to lift itself out of the debt trap and avoid a second bail-out package when its current agreement expires next year.
In the first quarter of 2012:
Increase in exports : 11.6 %
drop in imports : 3.3 %
Trade gap : €2.68bn (38% lower than the €4.35bn recorded a year earlier)
A zero trade deficit is not an impossible goal over the medium term.
Exporters are consistently making inroads into new markets OUTSIDE Europe:
In 2000 - Exports to EU countries represented 81.5% of the total
In 2012 - Exports to EU countries represented 74.0% of the total
Portuguese exports to China grew 76 per cent in 2011 thanks in part to Portugal capitalising on its technology expertise and expanding production in automobile parts.
Vehicles and auto components have made the biggest contribution to the recent acceleration in export growth, a sign of the increasing weight of technology in Portuguese goods.
=> AutoEuropa, a Volkswagen plant near Lisboa, produced 135000 vehicles in 2011, has expanded sales OUTSIDE Europe from 19% cent of the total in 2010 to 32% in the first three months of this year. China is now the biggest single market for its Scirocco coupé.
The plant, which purchases 60% of its components from Portuguese suppliers, accounted for 1.4% of Portugal's gross domestic product last year and 4.6% of exports.
=> Sovena, the world's second largest olive oil company, with turnover of about €900m last year, already makes about 75% of its sales overseas and is working to break into markets like China, Brazil, Russia and India, where olive oil is not a staple.The lower euro exchange rate has benefited sales, particularly in Brazil.
=> Renova, the country's leading producer of tissue and other paper goods is now exporting in more than 60 countries representing half of the accounted sales €130m last year.
The reason for this recent Portugal's progress is that businesses have embraced the need to be competitive and sought out markets previously thought closed.
"It's a case of either finding new markets or accepting that the business is going to collapse. So businesses are changing very fast and selling whatever, wherever they can. Portuguese companies are embracing the challenges."
And a factor that is helping Portugal are the very good and ancient relationship with the former colonies, countries which speak the Portuguese language (Angola, Brazil, Mozambique, Cabo Verde, Timor), but also with China ( Macau is a former Portuguese colony, Portuguese traders first settled in Macau in the 16th century and subsequently administered the region until the handover on 20 December 1999.)
You are right! Portugal's ambitious efforts will ultimatelly lead to sustainable growth.
Portugal has all my best wishes to improve and become wealthy. You seem on the right track, continue like that!
Thanks for posting the good news (and backing it up with some statistics).
The usual media bias of focusing purely on the negative certainly doesn't help matters anywhere.
With Greece about to self-destruct, the Irish dutifully taking their medicine and Scotland (maybe) becoming independent just as the oil runs out, could we soon be referring to the European basket cases as the PISS group? Non-English-speaking Germans who missed the linguistic implication of PIIGS will no doubt find this a much more satisfying acronym.
@ MilovanDjias (at June 11th, 16:58):
"(...) reforms are too numerous to list here [in Italy] - and they have been listed for you before."
- No, they haven't: Even though you wouldn't let the SLIGHTEST Italian success in whatever field go by unnoticed, you have never mentioned ANY substantial reform – and by that I mean STRUCTRUTAL reform, not raising the gas price or other such simple-minded cash-rising measures which further throttle growth. Italy's headed for the next bailpout, in case you haven't noticed. THAT'S the result of 20 yrs of political sclerosis and denial.
"No, Germany has NOT adapted faultlessly to globalisation, they have victimised the Euro-zone countries."
- And how has it "victimized" euro zone countries, if I may ask? By pushing reform at home when Germany was in a bad spot, and now asking others to do the same, and even providing massive help on the way?
Get your own house in order in Italy, and stop dragging the euro zone down with you, before you lecture those who are actually keeping the euro zone together.
Snapshot of Italy today, according to its financial newspaper, "Il sole 24 ore". Headlines:
"Berlin: Monti's direction is the right one. Napolitano: (Italy's president): Now the Eurobonds. The MP: We are serene about Italy's situation". This is one headline...
No comment.
Also one more thing, Germany is not alone who bailout others in Eurozone. French taxpayers pay a litle bit smaller than Germans, but nobody mention French? Why?
Actually, in proportion to its population size, the Dutch pay more to keep up the PIGS than the Germans and are more dependent on intra-European trade.
The Economist: "Start the engines, Angela"
It is shame for economic press like this one, to not explore more about so-called "small jobs" in Germany effect on other Eurozone economies, which are most likely cause why most of the Eurozone economies are today near collapse.
We are having modern slavery in heart of the Europe, and we know so litle about it? Shame for European press.
The world economy finds itself in what is known in aviation as being behind the power curve. This occurs on landing when the pilot finds himself having slowed down to final touchdown speed too soon, while still several feet or meters above the runway. At the slow speed the plane will suddenly want to dive for the runway heading for a crash. The answer is to get more speed fast. But set up for landing, few planes, even fighter jets, can add enough speed to get flying before hitting the runway hard. The only fast way to get more speed is to point the plane down at the runway and let gravity help. But if you're too low when you start this, you're going to hit the runway hard. In other words, sometimes you find yourself in a situation where you're going to crash and there is nothing you can do about accept try to control the crash so that even though the plane is destroyed, you can walk away and fly another day.
Left to own physics, the plane in this situation would first pitch down toward the runway trying to get some speed on its own. If it was very close to the runway, it would hit hard and slightly nose down, but probably slowing and survivably. If it was higher it may pick up enough speed to start to pitch up again. It will still hit hard, but probably nose level and thus again be survivable. Proper input from the pilot working with the natural physics of the situation to add a little pitch and power correction at opportune moments can lessen the impact and ensure survivability.
But the actions today's governments are taking are very much like a pilot reacting to, rather than managing, the natural physics of the situation. When the plane first pitches down, a pilot panicing in this situation will react by pulling back hard to get the nose up instead of just trying to level it. As a result, the plane uses its new speed to zoom back up and, in the process gets too slow again. The pilot now reacts by pushing the nose down hard. But the plane was about to pitch down anyway. So now it dives hard. And now heading for the runway again, the pilot once again over corrects pitching up, and the cycle repeats in what is known as Pilot Induced Oscillation. Each time the situation gets worse and in the end the pilot usually hits hard, fast, and nose down with likely fatal consequences.
World governments seem to have put their economies into this same oscillation scenario, let's call it Government Induced Economic Oscillation. Since 1999 when dot.com bubble burst, efforts to stimulate the economy seem to have created temporary recoveries, but then another round of recession is found and we find the stimulus has not made our situation and now we are deeper in debt (further behind the production curve).
So, what is the solution? Item 1, accept that we are going to crash and that the main priority is to survive the wreck so we can build a new plane. Item 2, some amount of pitch and power control are needed but they must work with the economy and since the goal is not to fly out of this, which is impossible, the amount of input has to be appropriate to level the plane for a survivable crash. The mix then is some austerity, but instead of draconian cut use a reduced rate of debt increase, and some stimulus accepting some higher then typically desirable inflation.
Now, this inflation will hurt the bondholders, but no one ever said bonds were a sure thing and thus it is the risk they took when they bought them. And it will hurt the average Joe, but then the average Joe did borrow the money and has to have some pain in paying it back. Properly done, this can slowly get rid of the debt putting the world through another 5 to 10 years of slow but positive growth which will accelerate afterwards. That is better than a hard landing like the Great Depression.
Everything hinges on global economic recovery. The system as we know it simply cannot endure economic contraction. If there is no real growth, it simply must be made up with deficit spending supported by money printing.
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Liberty Maritime Corporation President and CEO, Philip J. Shapiro, asked Congress to provide the U.S. legal framework to allow for ship owners to arm crews or contract armed private security teams when necessary. In the interim, Shapiro asked for government security teams or naval escorts of all U.S.-flag vessels on high risk transits. Liberty Maritime owns the M/V Liberty Sun, a cargo ship recently attacked by pirates in the Gulf of Aden while delivering U.S. government food aid to several African countries, including Somalia.
"The Maersk Alabama incident constitutes a game changer," Shapiro said in a hearing before the Senate Surface Transportation and Merchant Marine Infrastructure, Safety and Security Subcommittee. "We respectfully request that Congress consider clearing the obstacles that block ship owners from arming our vessels in self-defense to protect our crews when it is appropriate."
In asking Congress to ease restrictions that currently prevent commercial vessels like the Liberty Sun and Maersk Alabama from carrying weapons, Shapiro noted that Liberty Maritime Corporation already adopts every measure recommended by international maritime organizations and required by the U.S. Coast Guard for deterring piracy, but that those measures are no longer adequate on their own.
While laws are changed, Shapiro called for U.S. government security teams or naval escorts of commercial ships subject to high risks. "Private industry cannot switch from a no-firearms regime to an armed protection regime overnight," he added. "Our ships need protection now - not six or nine months from now."
On April 14, the Liberty Sun was attacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia using rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons. The unarmed vessel had been on a mission to deliver 47,000 tons of U.S. food aid to East Africa, including Somalia. Upon being attacked, the ship immediately implemented the company's security plan and executed a series of evasive maneuvers. The pirates did not succeed in boarding the vessel. The U.S.S. Bainbridge, which rescued Maersk Alabama Captain Richard Phillips only two days earlier, responded to the Liberty Sun's call for help, with Captain Phillips in tow.
A statute enacted in 1819 makes it clear that U.S.-flag ships have the right to self-defense, but modern U.S. laws effectively prevent ship owners from arming their crews or hiring armed security teams. Increased pirate activity in the waters off the coast of Somalia and direct threats made against American crews have elevated the risk to the safety of American ships and their crews.
Indonesian President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo and Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged increased maritime cooperation during the formers visit to China.
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UPDATED: BBC News is reporting that Christian Dior has suspended John Galliano after his arrest for allegedly assaulting and verbally abusing a couple in a Paris bar. "Police briefly detained Mr. Galliano on Thursday night after the couple accused him of making anti-Semitic remarks. He also allegedly traded slaps with them."
Dior has released a statement: "Pending the results of the inquiry, Christian Dior has suspended John Galliano from his responsibilities."
EARLIER: John Galliano, creative head for Christian Dior, was detained by police in Paris last night (February 24) "on suspicion of making anti-Semitic remarks and assault," BBC News reports. The celebrated British fashion designer had been out drinking in Paris's Marais district when he apparently got in a "row" in a bar. Galliano's lawyer denies the "anti-Semite" charge.
The Guardian says that "Galliano was drinking at a bar before the altercation in which he allegedly hurled insults at a couple. He was arrested and taken to a police station for a sobriety test where he was found him to be just over the legal limit." The designer was released, pending charges.
News of Galliano's arrest came just hours after reports that model Kate Moss had selected him to design her wedding dress. (Moss is marrying Kills guitarist Jamie Hince in July.)
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Chromebooks Might Become Even Cheaper
Consumer is the winner.
Even though Chromebooks prices aren't that big of a deal anyway (unless you are buying Chromebook Pixel), it looks like you might be able to get one even cheaper in the future.
Recently, MediaTek made some code contributions to the Chromium OS and tested an entry level ARM Cortex A7 processor, which is a big step down compared to the already inexpensive, Samsung Cortex A14/A7 SoC.
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Video: Google Hangouts With Opera Max Lead Developer Sergey Lossev
If you got about an hour to spare then Opera has recently posted a Google Hangouts video with Opera Max lead Sergey Lossev, where he answers questions covering the future plans, and so on.
HP Continues To Push Chromebooks
Wants to attract more customers by lowering the price.
If the budget computer is what you've been looking for then you'll be happy to learn about the latest HP Chromebook attempt to lure in more people into purchasing one, which is exactly they are doing right now. How so? The company has introduced new and colorful Chromebook models with the same internals as Chromebook 11 yet at a lower price point, which starts at $279 for an 11 inch model.
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Chromebooks Expanding To New Markets
25 countries total.
Good news for all the Chromebook fans out there that are unable to purchase your dream device due to region restrictions.
Toda, Google has announced that they will be selling affordable laptops in 6 more countries: New Zealand, the Philippines, Norway, Denmark, Mexico and Chile, and with 3 additional ones following shortly afterwards, and they are: Belgium, Spain and Italy.
Learning English Is Now Super Fun
Thanks to Google.
If you ever wanted to improve English skills, now is your chance to shine. Thanks to the latest Google Chrome experiment called Spell Up, learning English is now more fun than it has ever been.
Basically, you talk into a microphone and spell / guess / pronounce various English words that are stacked on top of each another, building a tower that can collapse after you made a mistake. Fortunately, there are achievements and various bonuses that will encourage you to keep stacking and stacking till your eyes bleed out.
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2014 Chromebook Models Announced
Nothing high end yet.
During yesterday's event in San Francisco, Intel, Google and OEMs (Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, LG and Toshiba) have announced a new lineup of Chromebooks, in shapes, sizes and colors.
ASUS will be releasing two new laptops: the ASUS C200 Chromebook (11-inch) and ASUS C300 Chromebook (13-inch) that are set to replace their currently the number one laptop on Amazon.
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Chrome OS To Include Easy Unlock Feature
Thieves can't hold their excitement.
Now here is something pretty awesome and convenient. The recently rolled out developer preview build of Chrome OS includes an "Easy Unlock" feature, which will allow you to unlock Chromebook by simply placing your [Android] smartphone nearby.
As of now, it's disabled by default and enabling does nothing but show a pop-up notification so it's still work in progress. However, we are pretty excited to see it in action in the coming future.
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Motorola Solutions & Microsoft Sign Chrome OS / Android Licensing Agreement
Just when Google is no longer involved.
Just a few weeks ago, Microsoft has signed a Chrome OS licensing deal with Dell and now it looks like Motorola Solutions is next on the list.
According to the recent press release, a patent agreement has been signed between two companies. However, the terms (as usual) were not revealed.
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Google Wants Business To Ditch Windows XP For Chromebook
Chromebooks for Business.
With the recent death of Windows XP, it looks like the search giant is trying to gamble on this very fact and has created a special offer for busineness.
According to the recent blog post, Google will offer a $100 discount for each Chromebook purchase and/or $200 off Chromebooks for Business with VMware Desktop as a Service (DaaS).
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Ramada Parkview Hotel, Changzhou (prefecture)
Ramada Parkview Hotel is in Changzhou (Wujin) and area attractions include Wujin Museum and Yancheng Wildlife Park. Additional regional attractions include Tianning Temple.
Hotel Features.
Ramada Parkview Hotel has an indoor pool and a health club. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. This 4-star hotel features business amenities including a business center and meeting rooms. Dining options at this Changzhou hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a bar/lounge. Additional amenities include tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and laundry facilities.
The 173 air-conditioned guestrooms at Ramada Parkview Hotel include coffee/tea makers and slippers. Complimentary wired high-speed Internet access is provided. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Bathrooms offer separate bathtubs and showers, designer toiletries, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. In-room refrigerators and complimentary bottled water are provided. Additional amenities include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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- Twin Room, 2 Single Beds
- Superior Double Room, Smoking
- Deluxe Room, 1 Queen Bed, Smoking
- Executive Suite, 1 King Bed
- Twin Room, 2 Single Beds, Smoking
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- Twin Room, 2 Single Beds, Smoking
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 173 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free wired Internet access in rooms
- Airport shuttle *
- RV/bus/truck parking
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- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Barbeque grills
- Indoor pool
- Health club
- Business center
- Meeting rooms
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Year Built 2008
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
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Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of CNY 78 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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These fabulous Ruby stained salt and pepper shakers were made by the U.S. Glass Company, circa 1899. This Splendid eapg Victorian glass pattern is called 'Lacy Medallion', or 'Jewel'. Also called `Colorado' as part of the U.S. Glass Company `States' series. This shaker pattern features a row of tiny beading around the very top and an Ornate scroll and jeweled pattern all around the lower half! As was common during this era, these shakers were often purchased as souvenirs. This set is marked "Souvenir of St Louis, Mo". Each antiQue Ruby stained shaker measures 3 inches tall X 1 7/8 inches across the ring base with ornate pressed star design. They are in Excellent condition with NO damage, and minimal wear to the shiny gold highlights. The Ruby stain is remarkable with few scratches and little wear! Just the occasional imperfections typical of Victorian glass, ie. tiny bubbles, and 'straw' marks, or mold marks. A Wonderful AntiQue shaker set in Outstanding condition!
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Need extra storage? The Sto-A-Way Mattress Foundation is a mattress base option that adds additional storage to your living area.
Product availability may vary by store location. Please call to check availability. Price is for FOUNDATION ONLY. Bed set and mattress shown in pictures are sold separately.Full Details
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Print Need extra storage? The Sto-A-Way Mattress Foundation is a mattress base option that acts as a box spring and adds additional storage to your living area. Four oversized drawers (two provided on a twin size) creates enough additional storage area to match 6 dresser drawers, providing ample room to accommodate linens, clothes, shoes and more! The Sto-A-Way has a solid flat surface that can easily provide full support for any mattress without affecting any warranties.
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Book your room at Hotel Golf Santa Ponsa
4-star hotel with a golf course in Calvia (Santa Ponsa)
This golf hotel is located in Calvia (Santa Ponsa), close to Western Water Park, Pirates Adventure Show, and Poniente Golf Club. Local attractions also include Port of Adriano and Palma Nova Beach.
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In addition to a restaurant, Hotel Golf Santa Ponsa features a golf course. Other amenities include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge.
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Televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Golf Santa Ponsa features a golf course and a seasonal outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
1 meeting rooms are available. This Calvia hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a garden. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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- Satellite TV service
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A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7:30 AM and 11:00 AM.
Onsite venue - bistro.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a golf course and a seasonal outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing on site
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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It has been revealed that Donald Sterling's alleged mistress V. Stiviano's camp is the one responsible for the leaked tape of the Los Angeles Clippers owner's racist rant.
According to a report by Radaronline.com, if Donald's wife, Rochelle, hadn't filed a case against Stiviano, the 81-year-old American business magnate wouldn't have publicly shamed. "Shelly is partly responsible for her husband's public shaming," wrote the Web site.
A source further revealed to the Web site that a close acquaintance of Stiviano has leaked the tape as a revenge. "There is absolutely no question, if Shelly hadn't filed that ridiculous lawsuit against V., those racist comments never would have made public," the source claimed. "It was arrogant, ridiculous, and just bad legal judgment to even file the lawsuit," the source added.
Apparently, Rochelle wouldn't be able to recover the money and the property because they were Donald's gifts to Stiviano, the source further revealed. Rochelle will only be able to get those things if she had filed for divorce.
"Under California law, a spouse can't go after a mistress or lover and recover damages."
"Shelly could recover the money Donald spent on V if she filed for divorce, claiming he spent marital assets/community property on her."
Stiviano's lawyer Mac Nehoray, however, made it clear, that it was not Stiviano who released the tape. Nehoray said that Stiviano has no idea who could have done it, whether a close acquaintance or someone who had accessed to it and sold it to the media. Nonetheless, Nehoray said that Stiviano is taking the matter "very seriously and will defend herself."
Deadspin.com reported that Rochelle filed the case on March 7. Click here to read the entire lawsuit.
V. Stiviano's First Interview After Racist Rant Scandal
Stiviano appeared in her first television interview on May 2 on Barbara Walter's show on ABC. She revealed that she previously had similar conversations with Donald like the one on the leaked tape, but she explained that the leaked tape shouldn't be something that people should focus on. "Part of what the world heard was only 15 minutes, there's a number of other hours that the world doesn't know."
Stiviano said that Donald is not a racist, despite all the disputes surrounding his comments as heard on the leaked audio tape. "Through his actions, he's shown that he's not a racist."
"He's shown to be a very generous and kind man."
Hell hath no fury for a woman scorned. A fuming woman is a lot more treacherous than the sweltering pits of hell. Who do you think leaked the tape?
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THE SPORTS BUSINESS DAILY yesterday spoke with three journalists who have been covering the Raiders tug-o-war between L.A. and Oakland. Each was asked where they believed the team would end up, and why. GLENN SCHWARZ, Sports Editor, San Francisco EXAMINER: "I think he will stay, because he's used Oakland for leverage all these years. ... It's all about leverage with [Davis], as it is with many others. But he perfected it before many of his colleagues did and I believe that he's just using Oakland to drive the best possible deal in Los Angeles. When he sees enough money on the table and enough assurances and guarantees, he'll grab that deal." STEVE SPRINGER, L.A. TIMES: "It's about 50-50. There's pros and cons on both sides. He's got instant fans up there, he's got a good deal down here if he stays over the long haul. It's just a matter of whether he just wants to go for short term or long term." GLENN DICKEY, S.F. CHRONICLE: "What it comes down to is Davis is waiting to see what happens with the NFL and Hollywood Park. If they can make that deal, I think he'll stay there. If they can't make it, he jumps up here because he has no real reasonable alternative down there. I don't think [Davis] is using this as a leveraging piece. In fact, I think it's just the opposite. He's probably not getting as good a deal as another owner could get" (THE DAILY).


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On May 15, as buzz from India's historic election reached a high the day before results were announced, The Asia Foundation, in partnership with the Centre for Policy Research (CPR) in Delhi, launched the SARCist, a comprehensive online resource center dedicated to the issues facing South Asia regional cooperation.
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Urban Ecology Reconnects Humans with Nature
April 16, 2014
Last month, China unveiled its grand urbanization plan to increase the number of people living in cities to 60 percent, or around 100 million additional people, by 2020. In fact, China's migration plan reflects a global trend: right now, about half of the world's population…
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Asia Foundation's 18 Country Reps Convene in D.C. to Discuss Asia's Critical Issues
March 12, 2014
This year, The Asia Foundation is commemorating its 60th anniversary. Drawing on the expertise of local partners and our own development experts in the 18 countries where we work, we're initiating a year-long, global conversation on six critical issues facing Asia.
Topics: 60 Years | Access to Justice | Critical Issues | Development and Aid Effectiveness | Disaster Management | Inequality | Transparency | Washington DC | Women's Empowerment | Women's Participation
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Women's Experiences of Local Justice: Community Mediation in Sri Lanka
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"Informal" justice is increasingly on the international development agenda (for example see here and here), based on the recognition that in many parts of the world, "formal" justice systems are far from the first port of call for citizens with a grievance or dispute.
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As all eyes turn to Brazil for the World Cup this summer, and to India and Indonesia for two of the world's largest democratic elections, 2014 may as well be called the "Year of the Middle-Income Country." Last year saw several economies make steady gains, including powerhouse China…
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On September 21, residents of Sri Lanka's war-torn Northern Province will vote in the first provincial council elections of the region. The event is significant for the former conflict zone – the hardest-hit province in the country, scarred from 26 years of violent fighting and military rule.
Topics: Conflict and Fragile Conditions | Elections | Subnational Conflict
Countries: Sri Lanka
Picturing: A Storybook Partnership
September 4, 2013
In developing countries, one of the impediments to early childhood education is the availability of high-quality, age-appropriate reading material in local languages. Children's book publishing is limited by the lack of specialized skills among local publishers, authors, and illustrators, and a consumer base that can afford extracurricular books. To address this gap, The Asia Foundation's Books for Asia program and Room to Read are partnering to expand access to compelling and culturally relevant early reading material to children in under-served communities throughout developing Asia.
Topics: Books for Asia | Education | International Literacy Day
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Jaw dropping is the best way to describe The Venetian Casino and Hotel complex, which is situated on The Strip of Las Vegas Boulevard. The building itself is a triumph is design, construction, and replication of the magical city of Venice itself. The casino represents opulence to the highest degree, with marbled floors and gilded ceilings creating a setting that is simply spectacular. With endless rows of slots, over 140 casino games, and more than 50 poker tables to choose from, this remarkable piece of Vegas is somewhere for both the casual and serious gambler to enjoy.
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Hotel Lunasol - Playa del Carmen
Calle 4 no. 169, entre avenidas 15 y 20 Colonia Centro - Playa del Carmen1-877-662-6988
Welcome to Hotel Lunasol!
Make the most of your trip, whether for business or pleasure, by taking some time to relax as you will find a spa tub on offer. Be sure to leave some room for your swimsuit as this hotel features an outdoor pool, a nice way to unwind. This 3-star Playa del Carmen hotel offers a garden. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-in.
Missed breakfast? Have no fear! There's coffee in the lobby to keep you going. Guests can make use of the free Wi-Fi. Child-friendly amenities at this hotel include a children's pool and babysitting. Other amenities include concierge services and laundry facilities.
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Facilities at Hotel Lunasol
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Children swimming pool
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
- Internet/Email services
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Hydromassage Jacuzzi
- Baby sitter
Know before you go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Room Details
Hotel Lunasol has 16 guest rooms, all featuring climate control and free Wi-Fi. Kitchen amenities include refrigerators and cookware/dishes/utensils, making it possible to dine in while you travel. A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip.
Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 21-inch televisions with cable channels. Additional guest comforts include air conditioning, ceiling fans and blackout drapes/curtains.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers and complimentary toiletries. Microwaves, irons/ironing boards and hair dryers can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini fridge
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer on request
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Cable TV
- Fan
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Hotel LunasolYucatek Divers - 0.1 km / 0 mi
Central Square - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Playa del Carmen Main Beach - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Nuestra Senora del Carmen Catholic Church - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Playa del Carmen Maritime Terminal - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Quinta Alegria - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Pier Navega - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Mamitas Beach Club - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Playacar Golf Club - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Coco Beach - 2 km / 1.3 mi
Guadalupe Church - 2.7 km / 1.7 mi
Plaza Las Americas - 2.8 km / 1.7 mi
Gran Coral Golf - 5.4 km / 3.3 mi
Chaak Tun Cenote - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Xplor Theme Park - 6.1 km / 3.8 mi
The closest major airports to Hotel Lunasol are:
Cozumel, Quintana Roo (CZM-Cozumel Intl.) - 19.8 km / 12.3 mi
Cancun, Quintana Roo (CUN-Cancun Intl.) - 50.7 km / 31.5 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Lunasol is Cancun, Quintana Roo (CUN-Cancun Intl.).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel Lunasol
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
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