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Proposal No. 2 would cost $3.990 billion. Construction would take about six years and include the dredging of about 1.8 million cubic yards of soil.
Proposal No. 3 would cost $4.059 billion and take about six years to build. Dredging would include about 1.55 million cubic yards of river bottom.
Officials estimate that an additional $600 to $800 million will be added to the cost of the project over five years for financing, management, oversight and aesthetic improvements.
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I'd actually be more likely to believe it's a desperate US or UK agency trying to prove why they need to take our freedoms away than China. There's so much anti-china stuff out there. Why pick github? But as well apparently British airways and slack are being attacked. What would China have against British Airways? Something doesn't make quite make sense.


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The main characters are grim reapers who deal with death constantly. Several dead bodies. An off-screen suicide achieved through an elaborate Rube Goldberg-style contraption. Scenes of a building blowing up, a man lying on the floor with a pool of blood near his head, a girl being hit by falling debris from outer space, and a woman being strangled. One of the characters repeatedly pushes a dying man's soul back into his body to revive him simply for the sake of gaining notoriety. Two people are involved in off-screen car accidents. A man is shot off-screen by a mugger. A man shoots one of the reapers repeatedly, but the reaper displays his/her healing power to the man by instantly recovering.
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Situated in Hinton, Econo Lodge & Suites Hinton is close to Hinton Golf Club, Hinton Visitor Information Center, and Hinton General Hospital. Also nearby are Beaver Boardwalk and Alberta Forestry Service Museum.
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Econo Lodge & Suites Hinton has a sauna and a fitness center. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, a fireplace in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Self parking is complimentary.
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A proposed multi-use sports facility at Cal Expo could become home to Sacramento's new pro soccer team.
Erika Bjork, spokeswoman for the team, Sacramento Republic FC, said in an email that Warren Smith, head of the team's ownership group, will attend a special meeting of the California Exposition and State Fair board of directors Thursday morning to discuss Ovations Food Service's proposals to build an 8,000-seat multi-use facility that would include a full grass soccer pitch. If the facility is built in time, Sacramento Republic FC will be signed as a tenant and play its inaugural season home games at Cal Expo, Bjork said.
The team had been negotiating for use of Sacramento City College's Hughes Stadium. An exclusive negotiating window, during which the two sides were to work out a deal, expired in June, although the school and the team said last month that they were still trying to work out terms.
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We can't afford it -- we've squandered our tax money on Wars.
Sounds like they want to do it with the budget they already have.
NASA officials think they can pull off such manned missions without busting their budget, which stands at $17.7 billion in the proposed 2013 federal budget.
"They're not talking about plans that imply significant budget increases," Logsdon said. "It gives a more focused use for SLS and Orion before an asteroid mission."
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Businesses pay a lot more than just corporate income tax.
The impression from media is that companies pay "only" somewhere around 20-30% tax rate in the EU, if they pay at all. That's only the headline figure for one tax they pay. Total tax rates are well over 40%, French businesses pay 2/3 of their profits in tax. What's worse, the big economies of Germany and France, already heavy taxers, have increased the tax rate over the past 10 years. This does (...)
EU's complicated tax forms, measured
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Text in e-books is irrelevant, says highest EU court
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled last Thursday that e-books are not allowed to enjoy the lower VAT that "normal" books enjoy in some EU states, and that they have to be taxed at the standard (much higher) rate of other goods. The ECJ's justification sounds strange and very counter-intuitive. Worse still, it discourages technological progress and greener methods of (...)
The new Greek (Secret) Tax Police
If you are playing for time, you have to swamp your creditors with proposals how you are going to improve. "This time it'll work, honest, guv." So the Greek government is now proposing a secret tax police, where ordinary citizens would be wired with cameras and microphones to catch tax evaders. It's a terrible idea, especially when there are easier (...)
February'15 Assessment of Commision's Legal Action
We are continuing our assessments of monthly packages of legal actions initiated by the European Commission against member states. Unfortunately, no information was made available by the EC since our November assessment until the current February package. At the beginning of December, the next had been scheduled for December 16th, but there is no trace of either the December '14 or the (...)
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The French government is hoping to help consumers – and increase growth – by making it illegal to manufacture products with artificially shortened lifetime. We argue that proving such case will be nearly impossible in modern technology and the ban will act as a tax, with consequences even worse than the status quo. If governments want to artificially boost production, they should in fact (...)
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Negative interest rates here, there, everywhere. What used to be taught as "impossible" in textbook is now a reality throughout the EU. And for the first time it even affects corporate bonds, not just "safe" sovereign ones. Why would anyone lend more than they receive, when they can just hang on to cash? We (...)
Croatian government has just grown bigger. And more sinister.
The poorest poor in Croatia are having their debts wiped out by the government. The motivation may be noble, but the apportioning of the costs is despicable. Once again, government's power and reach grows, yet it keeps this fact under the carpet. Who's next?
After banks and governments, now individuals want money for "unforeseen circumstances"
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Greek debt servicing is not at all crippling
Greece is said to be suffering under crippling burden of debt servicing. However, the official debt servicing is already lower than in other EU countries with much smaller debts. Furthermore, the actual interest payments payable by Greece are close to those that Germany is having to make on its incomparably healthier debt. When the general public learn about these relations, political support (...)
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New rules encourage EU governments' profligacy
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9 EU countries have not adopted the Euro, 19 have. Both groups include similar proportions of countries with high, medium and low levels of economic freedom. However, IREF's investigation of what has been happening to economic freedom in the two groups reveals significant differences. While non-Euro countres moved towards more fiscally related freedom, in Eurozone it stagnated or (...)
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To replace the original sacrifice of two turtle doves, the biggest European authority in the Middle Ages, the Catholic Church, dictated what people should eat. EU governments continue doing the same, by fiscal means. However, this fiscal policy is full of paradoxes. Governments tax consumption of "bad" food, while also subsidising its production at the same (...)
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A partridge in a pear tree, the famous gift of the first day of Christmas, is at the centre of an EU fiscal paradox: European taxpayers are paying for extensive programmes to protect the habitat of the dwindling species. At the same time, they are fiscally forced to help to destroy partridge's habitat through subsidised conversions into farmland and suburban (...)
ECJ ruling strengthens European Welfare States
New ECJ ruling confirms that member states can currently deprive non-residents of welfare payments. Yet, it has been popularly portrayed as a new tool to protect the spiralling costs of EU welfare states. We show that on the contrary, costs may rise, both in the short and long run, and the ruling makes welfare states even more entrenched. Meanwhile, the dominant part of "international welfare (...)
Financial Transaction Tax cannot deliver
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Increasing Tax Withholding? Bad Idea
"In order to prevent tax fraud, income tax withholding should be increased so that governments over-withhold and most taxpayers receive a refund." This is the policy prescription in a new research about to be published. We argue that this conclusion is wrong. The authors have not proven the link between tax withholding and tax fraud, and even if, increased tax withholding creates more serious (...)
November'14 Assessment of Commision's Legal Action
Every month, the EU Commision starts dozens of legal actions against Member States for non-compliance with EU law. We evaluate the November crop of fiscally-related cases. While 2 such actions are generally a good idea, 4 are a bad idea, reducing EU citizens' opportunities for an efficient and transparent (...)
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What happens when high tax rates drop
How do you pay for increased government spending on education, health care and social services? By lowering the tax rate, of course… Wait, what?! Oh indeed. A new report on Swedish fiscal developments over the last dozen or so years shows what's possible to achieve when a country tries to shake off the reputation for Europe's highest (...)
"Water Tax", the Ire of Ireland
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Deutschland Wages Über Alles
Minimum wage is a tax on those who create jobs
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New EU members banned from zero
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Nobelist plays poker. For a pound.
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Why is anyone against it?
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A century later....
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Cumbersome German pension schemes: Pool them!
New IREF Policy Paper
A new IREF Policy Paper by Senior Fellow Alexander Fink analyses the colourful patchwork of various private pension schemes the government has created, and compares their inflexibility and other disadvantages to the US system. A "single pot" which would enjoy some of the currently individualized incentives would be a much better idea for everyone in Germany. And it may even contribute towards (...)
For whom the toll bells
So who would build roads without taxes?
A century after privately built and operated roads were either nationalized or closed down, a new private toll road has sprung up in England. It is popular with drivers, if not with the local government. Is it always wrong to charge for use of infrastructure built from tax money? Is it OK that many EU countries start charging for highway (...)
Naked truth about France
Government is blatantly nudist
Summer temperatures bring new wave of strikes to France (not that they're seasonal…). Two concurrent current strikes involve nudity. Fiscally, though, they have very different implications. It does not depend on what you do with your clothes, it depends on who is your employer.
Caveat Venditor. Should governments compensate companies for embargos?
After many Occidental countries imposed sanctions on some Russian businesses, Russia has retaliated by restrictions on some Occidental ones. Trade wars rarely work. However, a new fiscal phenomenon has appeared: affected EU companies seek compensation from the state for loss of markets. Should they get (...)
Silly season of silly taxes
The media world calls Summer "the silly season". When politics takes summer break, it is time to roll out the "silly stories" to fill the media. Not this year. Politics strikes back and rolls out silly taxes on media. Hungary's ruling party introduced a new tax on advertising revenues of up to 40%. This is terrible economics, but economics cannot compete with terrible (...)
If you've won Wimbledon recently, read this.
Key to post-Wimbledon life? Lose the key!
Carrying keys on your person is dangerous if you are a Wimbledon champion, tax authorities will charge you heavily for such audacity. At least one EU government's budget apparently relies on its citizens winning the Wimbledon. And it encourages envy. If successful sports-people representing their countries want to help their fellow citizens, they should stop being (...)
Governments should not be able to blame courts for their deficits
Portuguese Constitution is too PC
Portugal's Constitutional court joined the ranks of those European courts that have halted crucial welfare reforms by governments. IREF reviews the evidence and concludes that fiscal policy must, for better or worse, remain the sovereign responsibility of the government held accountable at the next election. Being able to blame the courts would pave the way for governments to court misery, the (...)
Strange property of property tax: an Irish tale
Desperate times call for desperate measures. European governments cannot raise enough tax to cover their spending. Ireland has even been forced to adopt what economists generally consider the least distortive tax feasible. That is good (considering the alternatives), but its execution leaves much to be desired. Strange incentives remain, and punishment for success is built (...)
The Sol y Sombra of one sombre tax reform by los sombreros
Spanish government has just announced it will cut some taxes. The actual cut will not come until early next year, and just like a Spanish rodeo arenas, it has a sunny and a shady side to it. The sol is the riddance of tax breaks. The sombra, however, is ushered by the EU pressing for higher taxes.
The Invisible Tax Riseth
Stalin said: No man – no problem. EU governments' tax policies are following suit. Shifting taxes onto a man who does not (yet) exist is one way of solving problems. Are governments also subtly changing existing taxes into less visible ones? Is this a more humane form of "No man protesting – no problem"? IREF (...)
Race to the bottom? What race?
Tax harmonisation in the EU is pursued in order to prevent competitive lowering of tax rates, an alleged race to the bottom. What race?, IREF asks. Taxes are an ever increasing (at best stable) portion of GDP, and have been for years.
28 Shades of Grey
Gross domestic product is getting more gross
Prostitution is going to enter official Italian GDP figures, allegedly to help the government meet its fiscal targets... The story went viral. IREF brings you the real story beyond the headlines. Prostitutes in GDP are perfectly normal, everywhere. It's the way that we measure our governments' indebtedness that is not (...)
Does turnout affect fiscal policy?
How economics - and the fiscal cycle - affect voter turnout is a richly studied question. But what about the other way? Can turnout - how many or few voters turn up to vote - affect the fiscal situation in the following period? IREF investigates and finds that people simply going and voting can be good for fiscal freedom. At least a (...)
A New Ocean Discovered! - or just another subsidy?
Cypriot government has unilaterally "redefined" one of the conditions of its 10bn bailout package and lifted a ban on government officials traveling business class. Is this an exercise in customary opulent luxury or is it actually a hidden subsidy? And aren't all governments guilty?
Geographic Distance from Brussels Matters
Voter turnout at the latest European Parliament election is much debated. Many countries saw further drops compared to last EP elections in 2009, fuelling concerns about widening democratic deficit. Beyond the general facade, IREF discovers an interesting geographic pattern in the turnout numbers.
What would be a "living wage" in the EU? The answer may surprise you.
The concept of Living wage is gaining popularity throughout the EU. The social pressure of its advocates probably stands behind the recent proposals to increase substantial minimum wages. Closer scrutiny of the proposed levels of living wages by the IREF reveals, however, that the relationship between Living wages and Minimum wages is quite (...)
Swiss referendum on minimum wage and the EU
LLL: Location, Largess and Lessons
If the Yes campaign wins today, Switzerland will have by far the biggest minimum wage on this planet. We analyse this trend in a wider context of contemporary European popular movements. We suggest that the Swiss Minimum wage proposition has actually very little to do with the traditional concept of "minimum wage". Lessons for the EU go much deeper than the standard effect of minimum wage on (...)
Wealth and growth: Mr. Piketty's fallacious statistics
The misadventures of a new scientific materialism
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Basic income is not so basic after all
Nobody likes poverty. But how do we end it? Suppose we give everyone some money. This will automatically include the poor, we don't have to identify them, problem solved. Is it doable? Will anyone still work, create new ideas, write poetry, love? The answer depends largely on how basic the basic income is, as we (...)
Woes of Wolf of Wallstreet
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Are Members of European Parliament Smart or Dumb?
European elections are upon us. In a series of articles, IREF is helping to inform voters' decision. Last week we analysed attendance rates by voters at elections and reasoned that European elections may be bad for democracy. It's now time to turn the tables and consider attendance rates of parliamentarians at the EP. What does the record reveal about their attitude to (...)
The useless reshuffle : another French exception
Following lacklustre performance at local elections, the French President has appointed a new Prime Minister. Is it a good tactic, and will it change anything?
The fallacious statistics of Mr. Piketty
Book review
In his new book Capital in the 21st century (Belknap Press, April 2014), French economist Thomas Piketty presents a mass of data on asset growth in several European countries and the United States. This information improves the knowledge of our society's relationship to capital and the divide between the richest and the poorest. Except that the author abuses these data, following 19th century (...)
Are European Elections Bad for Democracy?
Where have all the voters gone....
"Nothing to see here, move on." So goes the "apology" for low turnout rates in European elections as penned by many European analysts and commentators. "The US have them just as low at mid-term elections, so why worry?" Closer analysis of individual country data by the IREF, however, reveals that the "European turnout deficit" is actually worryingly high in many places, adding to existing concerns (...)
Government's Fiscal Monopoly: Mono or Poly?
European nations' fiscal authorities must be doing an excellent job if people are willing to pay hundreds of thousands of euros for the privilege to pay taxes to them… Or is there something else behind the new market for EU citizenship?
The Butch Dutch
They want to be taxed.. or so they say.
Government's mortgage interest subsidy, besides creating a lot of social costs, benefits almost solely the rich, yet it's precisely the rich who boldly claim to want to scrap the programme. What's going on?
Dutch Disease, 2nd edition
… And Then There Were Three…
Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome to the stage Dutch Disease, 2nd edition. This time it's not natural wealth that makes you poor, it's a natural consequence of a poor policy.
Odd Odd-Number Experiment Has Odd Consequences. What Are The Odds?
Only those Parisians whose licence plates end with an odd number could drive their cars down the Boulevards last Monday. It was the 17th, an odd number. This is no solution to a real underlying problem which exists because of a lacking market.
Anti-Pollution Measures: A Third Of Abuse Of Power, A Third Of Mismanagement And A Third Of Demagoguery
And maybe even a fourth third of "electoralism" in order to win the hearts of green voters! In fact, the executive power has nothing but contempt for users, taxpayers and citizens.
The Precautionary Principle Against Science
The culture of the single transgenic maize (MON810 , produced by Monsanto) approved by the European Union has been banned from France. It is the third time since 2008 that genetically modified corn is banned from the French territory. The decree (...)
Just How Unequal Would We Still Be If We Were All Equal?
Distribution Of Wealth Over The Life-Cycle And Inequality
Suppose we had a society where the only difference among its members were their age. How unequally would wealth then be distributed?
Matteo Renzi And The Reform Challenge In Italy
Of all the shortcomings of the Italian economy, youth unemployment (40%) is the most worrying. The new Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi, took up this issue through labor law reform since it was outdated and harmful. Will he succeed where Mario Monti failed? Yet what happened at Fiat's may be hopeful.
Obama The Ultimate Survival Guide
A Book By Wayne Allyn Root (Regnery, 2013)
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France: Away From Global Economy?
"Made in France" produced and exported: it is indeed a very popular program, but it can only be achieved if companies want to stay in or move to France. However, they are escaping from this fiscal and regulatory hell. Abroad, corporate taxes are much lower than in France and the legal framework is stable and (...)
European Energy Policy Is a Failure
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Corporate Tax: Northern Good Practices
It is not forbidden to former socialist countries to reduce the weight of the state and drastically reduce taxes, especially on businesses. This was done in Sweden and Denmark, where unemployment is lower than in France .
The Word "Profit" Falls Into Oblivion in François Hollande's Economic Liberalism
Here is a relevant remarks from Professor Florin Aftalion: the word "profit" has disappeared from the public debate to be replaced by the word "margin". This semantic shift is not trivial: the profit goes to CEOs and shareholders while the margin is under Government control!
Comparison Between the Banque de France and the Bundesbank
A company is mismanaged when some indicators are in the red such as factory costs higher than those of its competitors; highly unprofitable activities; general and administrative costs much higher than those of its competitors; too many employees in too many locations; outstanding wages and incredible social benefits; various waste; assets sold at low prices and no return on investment; lack (...)
Knowledge and Power
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The U.S. Economy Is Getting Better Thanks To The Stimulus. Really?
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More Taxes, Less Revenues
The Laffer Effect Has (Also) Arrived In France
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text: Mark Sanchez Injury Update By Amy Lamare , Senior Analyst Aug 9, 2008 Share Tweet Next ARTICLE » Use your ← → (arrow) keys to browse more stories 524 Reads 2 Comments Sanchez went down at the beginning of Friday's practice and was carted off the field to receive x-rays. Coach Carroll later informed the press corps that Sanchez dislocated his kneecap, will be immobile over the weekend, and then start physical therapy on Monday. He is day-to-day but it is assumed (based on other players who've had this injury in the past) that he will be back in about 10 days—in plenty of time for the season opener at Virginia. Don't get too comfy there under center Mustain. My boy Mark will be back very soon. -Your Gridiron Goddess


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Top 5.
References to history as well as modern organizations.
The story of the origin of starfish organizations.
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OK music
But not, IMO particularly dark etc. It might be better if the whole thing was slowed a little.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
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the tue sounds a bit like the tune you hear in the game ff7 when your in an area sethiroth is in
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Nice :)
This song fits a morbid Halloween perfectly
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im not a good reviewer from an artistic point, technically a piano riff going from delay, rotating point, distortion, tremolo or whatever isnt high quality to me
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Originality: 5? I'm sure that this isn't an unoriginal track.
This is also very clear and high quality. 6 for clarity is bull.
I can understand the diversity rating cause its a loop.
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Help with kitchen island
We just opened our kitchen to the dining room (you can see one dining room chair in this pic) and want to add a kitchen island with seating. We are not sure if we should do a 5' x 4' island with seating along the door/refrigerator side of the kitchen or if we should do a smaller island with seating backing up to the dining room table. Walking space is not an issue in either scenario, we are just trying to figure out which would look best in our kitchen. Is it okay to have your chairs back up to the fridge/main walking area; or best to have them backing up to the dining room table (people sitting at the island will have their backs to those at the table)?
The biggest issue is that an island will block your traffic paths for prep. We call that a "barrier island". It doesn't add to a kitchen, it makes activity worse. Draw a line from the sink to the fridge to the stove. Anything in the middle of that blocks your work. All of your work should be in a triangle one one side of the island.
Can the fridge be relocated on one of the legs of the L? Maybe where I see that tall cabinet on the left on the range leg? If not, then only a small movable type cart would be suitable, and even that will get in your way.
We actually relocated the refrigerator on that wall. We initially had a U-shaped kitchen and opened it to the dining room. In doing so, we had to find a place to put the refrigerator - on the other side of the cabinet to the left was not an option because that is an opening to the living room. I still want the island regardless if it blocks the triangle - I need the additional counter space and seating. Thanks for your suggestion though!
"best to have them backing up to the dining room table (people sitting at the island will have their backs to those at the table)?"
Yes, this.
If I were you, I'd make myself a temporary island of about the size you think you want. Make the "island" out of a table or some cardboard boxes or whatever. Set it where you think you want it. Place stools (or boxes) at the counter. Work around it for a few days. Pretend you're using it. You'll know pretty quickly what will work and what won't.


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3. Bake in a hot oven at 450°F. for at least 20 minutes. Do not open the oven door before this time. Thereafter, check to be sure that the puffs are cooked and golden brown. If not, bake further until done.
4. Slit open the puffs with scissors.
5. Beat the cream until stiff. Add the icing sugar and beat a little.
6. Put the cream in a piping bag fitted with a star nozzle.
7. Pipe the cream into each puff, put a few strawberries over the cream, put extra cream if desired and close the puff.
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MOSCOW — Is the Soviet Union finally conquering Europe? Since 2001, five former Soviet republics have won the Eurovision Song Contest, an annual jamboree of Euro-pop music where no costume is too extravagant and no effect is too over the top.
As last year's winner, Azerbaijan gets to hold the contest this time around. The final takes place Saturday in Baku, at the just-finished Crystal Hall on the Caspian Sea, and it seems as though the sentimental favorite is the Russian group called the Buranovskiye Babushki, a group of six grandmothers in traditional dresses who may not be the tops in the harmony department but more than make up for it with wrinkly cuteness.
Their set features a replica of a big traditional Russian stove, and one of them goes through the motions of baking a tray of goodies while they sing. They don't sing in Russian — they're from a region called Udmurtia, and their song is in Udmurt, a language related to Finnish.
Well, most of it is. For the refrain they slip into English:
Party for everybody! Dance!
Come on and dance!
Come on and dance!
Come on and . . . Boom! Boom!
When they performed at the first semifinal Tuesday evening, the crowd loved it. The absolutely cutest gap-toothed granny is
Natalya Pugacheva, an elfin
76-year-old who, according to her biography, had just one year of schooling before going off to work on a Soviet collective farm.
She's the oldest competitor in Baku — but just barely. The
United Kingdom's entrant is
veteran singer Engelbert Humperdinck, six months her junior. He'll sing "Love Will Set You Free" on Saturday.
But is Humperdinck too fluent? Though Eurovision contestants love English, it's a peculiar brand of fractured, heavily accented, straining-at-the-bounds-of-meaning English that usually carries the day.
Rambo Amadeus, singing for Montenegro, appeared on stage in a dark hooded cape, let out a cartoon-villain howl, and sang, according to the posted lyrics:
Euro skeptic,
analfabetik, try not to be
Euro Neuro don't be skeptik,
hermetic, pathetic, analfabetic
forget old cosmetic . . .
Analfabetic? Anyway, unlike the Russian babushki, he didn't make it past the semifinal.
Eurovision has taken place every year since 1956, and it's supposed to be all about bringing Europe together. Its most famous winners were Abba, the Swedish band, who sang "Waterloo" there in 1974.
Azerbaijan happens not to be in Europe. And culturally it's not exactly Scandinavian.
For one thing, given Eurovision's large gay following, Azerbaijan is a decidedly unfriendly place for its mostly closeted gay community.
The country is run by one of the more authoritarian governments among former Soviet republics. Journalists and dissidents have been jailed, beaten and murdered. Corruption? Crystal Hall was built by a company that turns out to be owned by the family of President Ilham Aliyev, according to a nonprofit group called the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project.
Another non-European competitor, Armenia, stayed away from this year's contest. Armenia and Azerbaijan fought a war 20 years ago, as the Soviet Union was breaking up, and neither country has been able to put the past behind it. As many as a million refugees from the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh fled from Armenian forces during the war, and their presence in and around Baku remains a symbol of Azerbaijani outrage. Aliyev has used Azerbaijan's oil wealth to ramp up military spending dramatically, and from time to time he threatens to resume fighting.
Azerbaijan also has tense relations with its neighbor Iran, which has a sizable Azeri minority. Maybe that gives Eurovision a little unintended piquancy this year. What must the mullahs be thinking?
Brand-new London-style taxis — except that they're purple — whisk Eurovision visitors around the glitzy but still lovely city of Baku. A medieval Persian core is surrounded by blocks of exuberantly art nouveau buildings that date to the last oil boom, a century ago. The breeze coming off the Caspian carries more than a whiff of petroleum, but that, after all, is the stuff that gives the city a reason to sing.
Though they take part, the English tend to be a bit snide about Eurovision, which shouldn't surprise anyone. But pop at its most delirious demands a strange kind of sincerity. Maybe that's why the locus of Eurovision has been shifting to Eastern Europe since the fall of communism. Amid crime, corruption, authoritarianism and disillusionment, pop is something to believe in.
Party for everybody! Why would any Russian, or any Azeri, or anyone at all, want to argue with that?
Come on and . . . Boom! Boom!
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Coming out soon, the Degrassi Digest book. Issues 1-5, plus two issues of Nervio. This is put together by my compatriot but also fierce Puzzle Quest opponent, Emperor Milkundcheese. The culmination of years of watching, and then discussing, Degrassi. Everything you ever wanted to know and think about it, plus more. The book looks great. Read more about the book on the Digest's blog.
I took the cover photo. And the one on the back. And maybe some others inside. It will be available at the Portland Zine Symposium, August 23 & 24, at the Smith Memorial Building at PSU.
I'll be at the table with him. I will have a small collection of comics that I've made within the last few months. I've been posting them as I make them at blueskiesabove.us/toons. I hope to make a few more, and then get the collection printed out. So, in case reading them online is not enough, you'll be able to pick one up at the zine fest. I'll also have copies of the Sveltes comic I made last year. I ran out of copies, but I just got some more. And I'll also have a zine that a friend on the East Coast made that contains a comic I made a few months ago.
Also!! I have a page in the Portland Fun Book 3. And that'll come out in a few months. I wrote an article, and tonight I finished the drawing that will go along with it. Exciting!
Also? If you're into pinball, I'm organizing a tournament this Sunday
at the Alleyway on Alberta (in the 2400). Ask me for details, or just
read my crappy description. Tell your friends. EDIT: nevermind - canceled.
DOUBLEEDIT: Another one is on, alleyway bar and cafe, sat aug 23 9pm. Be there!
YUS. I think I will be at the zine symposium and, as a lifelong fan of Degrassi, I will be very interested in the purchase of this zine. I really like the cover.
excellent. I went last year and liked it. I traded people stuff, and they were nice.
I seriously have like 15 cool pictures of Sassy hanging out like that in the grass. I'm going to tie a string to them all.


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