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The Truth is in the numbers, which nobody really talks about it!!!
30+ million on the streets against Morsi,
One million pro Morsi. find the truth, there are satellites that can confirm the numbers. By the way Morsi or MB supporters are only protesting in two places( 1-Rabea traffic light which is a major intersection,2- in front of Cairo university. but forget about all the arguments, IT WAS GREAT SEEING ALL OF EGYPTIAN SMILING AT LAST, Trust me it is a very small and tiny problem compered to this Giant (Egyptian) who came out on the 30th of July.
Mohamed Morsi is my legitimate president....we don't vote in trashes....the military coup just brought criminals to power>>>they violate the human rights. not only Muslim Brothers support Pr. Morsi...but all those who feel cheated and all who are still defending democracy, even if the west does't
Nathan W, you are correct. This is a process which will take years or decades. If individual freedoms including religious freedom, property rights and the rule of law are not respected by the next government the people will agitate until they get these things (to say nothing about enough economic freedom to make a decent living at minimum). I stand by what I said, but I think that Egypt is in for a testing time.
We were on road , as much as it takes , we accept the challenge . But Finally we will get our Freedom , Property rights , rule of law . History witnessed many tyranny who though themselves everlasting rulers , and the people get them down . Military coup already failed in Egypt now . SiSi will die by the hands of his own fellows.
Mohammed Dahlan is the agent who will deliver both Sinai & Ghaza to the hands of Zionists .
He was one of the hands who helped to overthrow Morsi , and massacres in Egypt were by his blessings.
CC + Dahlan = Normalization
Their Qur'an is the Protocols of Wise Zionists .
You are only embarrassing yourself by making statements like " Their Qur'an is the Protocols of Wise Zionists ."... Or is this another attempt at humor?. This, too, was as lame as the first attempt; just so you know. But don't let that stop you. No doubt you'll find some kindred spirits; somewhere out there...
If you don't like my statements , then why you reply me ??
Democracy gives everybody the right to speak his mind .
If you like Bloody military Coup , it is your own opinion . No one tells you what to do .
Anyway , Thank you .
I like a good joke as much as the next guy. It just that some jokes ought to be recited only in private because in public they only embarrass the teller of said jokes. That is all. Would you mind pointing out where and when I suggested that, you, or anyone else for that matter, do not have the right to speak your mind (or what passes for it)? This, TE, is a publication generally frequented by readers who are savvy enough to distinguish between opinions that have some semblance to reality, and opinions which are rabidly partisan, filled with hate, and have been shown to be barefaced lies by various parties. This, of course, does not prevent you from posting opinions that fit squarely into the latter category; but will elicit responses that are commensurate in seriousness to the posts themselves.
Sadly, this points up a larger problem one encounters nowadays more and more often: ridicule no longer has the effects once it did among the posters of TE. Fewer and fewer of them seem to possess the perspicacity to discern ridiculous statements at first glance. So, they need a little help, you know...
Anyway, you are welcome.
P.S. " No one tells you what to do ." It would a futile endeavor on anyone's part to do that; even if they tried...
I got your point . And thanks a lot for elaboration.
You are a good analyzer :)
Have a nice time .
"(...)Sinai & Ghaza(...)"
To write "Ghaza" (Ghazi) instead of Gaza is much more than a "typo", it's a very significative Freudian slip...
So there are Zionists—learned or not, elder or not— who are "Wise" after all. You wrote it.
4 + 3 = 9.
This is not a good kind of criticism. it is a kind of insult.
Thank you
What is "this" and therefore "a kind of insult", according to you?
The Gaza/Ghazi/Ghaza Freudian slip? (but you wrote it: Ghaza.)
The Zionists who are wise? (but you wrote it!)
The 4 + 3 = 9?
My whole reply to you?
Don't blame other posters for their reactions to what you write, blame Isaac Newton.
You're welcome.
Egypt is so big and heterogenious that freedom of religion and seperation of church and state must be observed. Any government be it Christian, Islamic or whatever must adhere to these principles if they're to be a successful governing body in this nation. Unfortunately and ironically the Muslim Brotherhood quickly forgot its pains and repressions, it suffered under Mubaric and previous dictators, and it began to impose those same repressions on everyone else. So the government's immaturity and innability to have representation of the whole population (including non-Muslim folk), begot an entire society's immature anger. Thus Morsi got kicked to the curb after barely a year. The obvious and intelligable arguement here is for moderation and compromise. But the Muslims, whose mentality shares a dangerous amount in common with conservatives in America, are so locked on the idea that they're getting gypted and that Morsi is an angel.
Finally the notion that the West is a boogy-man out to screw over places like the Middle East and Africa is so dated and out of touch. It's called growing up, and controlling you're own fate. Sometimes people truely get screwed over, but most times they allow themselves to be screwed over.
Fact: American intervention under the slogan of mutual economic benefit in the Ethiopian Dams project is a card used to weaken Egypt by means of starvation. There are those who are currently sitting in luxury in the White House contemplating sadistically how to fulfil global civil war. This same card was used previously under the Kennedy administration.
Fact? Did the voices in your had tell you that everything you imagine is a fact? Since you imagined it, it must be a fact, right?...
Believe me , No one thinks Morsi is an angel .
But the Fools who made him protagonist. Ghandi wasn't an angel , he has become an icon of peace.
We are people who are not surrender , we die , or triumph. "Omar Mokhtar"
lleono, when you start with "fact" it should be followed by something that more than about 1.55% of the global population believe is true
Should read: "...voices in your head tell you ...".
Curses, fingers too fast...
Morsi's Competitive Advantage !!!
Why Morsi has become an icon for peace & role model for the whole world , not only a legitimate president of Egypt .
Morsi acquired the global leadership for two main reasons :
First : He is a man who has values of morality & faith in God . He didn't harm anyone in Egypt.
Second : His rivals failed to create a community that are in harmony .And there 's no substitute for him .
By other means, Morsi is a differentiator who has high quality, high level of beloved community, and the most important he has legitimacy.
The tools used by fools :
1- Fake rumors around him & around Muslim Brotherhood .
2- The Gamblers (UAE , K.S.A . USA & Israel ) Paid Billions of forbidden money to buy slaves of naïve bad boys in Egypt who share them in the same Unforgivable Sins : Hatred , Anger, Arrogance which are made by the Devil.
" Morsi acquired the global leadership..."
Good one. Keep 'em coming. Who knew the Muslim Brotherhood had a sense of humor?...
Sure they have :)
"2-The Gamblers (UAE , K.S.A . USA & Israel ) Paid Billions of forbidden money to buy slaves of naïve bad boys in Egypt who share them in the same Unforgivable Sins : Hatred , Anger, Arrogance which are made by the Devil."
1) You seem to know very well who the Gamblers are, but what about the Procters?
2) What is "forbidden money"?
3) You have read the Book of Revelation, haven't you?
Do you mean Proctors ?
If they are the Coup makers = LOOSER.
Be sure that Macbeth curse will chase this CC.
Forbidden Money = stolen money , money captured by force, money that people take without right. it is the opposite of Halal Money :)
Please don't mock me , but I have an idea about the book of Revelation.
Nope. Procters. Echo, not Oscar. In fact there's only one.
Then there's a lot of "forbidden money" around....
"money captured by force". like the money earned by boxers, for example?
An old Jewish friend of mine from NYC used to say that his money was Kosher...
I don't mock you, and I would never mock the Book of Revelation, just in case...
Were the poster to go to Cincinnati, (s)he would experience a revelation of a different kind...
About all that "forbidden money"; Kosher or Halal; or not; "captured by force"; or not; it is all nonsense. Vespasian put it best about money - all money : "Pecunia non olet "...
That sounds good . Anyway did you all get my idea ?
I just wanted to send a message that the fools turned the man to an icon of peace .
All people around the world are saying Morsi is the legitimate president of Egypt & he represents Democracy.
Vespasian said that because they didn't have banknotes. €500, US$100 and £50 banknotes smell deliciously! The more forbidden they are, the more they smell. I am totally interPondian in these matters and I idealistically despise quantity: better TWO US$100 banknotes than FIFTY or even 101 guineas!
I don't care about Kosher and Halal, but I do appreciate neutrality, which is why I love Swiss Francs and Swedish Crowns.
Vespasian missed so many things...
I don't know about "all", I am only responsible for myself and no one else is responsible for me. I (I) get what I can... or what I want. Privileges of Individual Sovereignty.
"All people around the world are saying Morsi
"All" again...
Including Cincinnati?
It is fact , don't you have a TV ? Haven't you listen to Michael Jackson saying : You are not alone ? :)
Individual sovereignty is good in its right time & place .
I have a TV, but I have not listened to that, Michael Jackson never was my cup of tea. I preferred Herbert von Karajan, Barbirolli, Celibidache, Ormandy...
Yes, Ecclesiastes 3:1-8. But what really matters is to choose the right time (and place), and for me that's a... sovereign choice. But I only speak on my own behalf, as usual.
Why do you think someone mentioned Cincinnati referring to you ("the poster")? Any ideas?
Its not over yet , Sins( Military Coup)will bring damn to CC.
All the elections done in Egypt after 25 Jan revolution have been thrown into the rubbish bin although it was the first time to conduct elections in Egypt the world witnessed its fairness. I can say that only the Islamic parties believe in democracy and the peaceful transfer of power while the liberal and secular parties want a democracy detailed on its size so they welcome the coup that take them to power which they fail to take through fair elections. Unfortunately, these liberal and secular parties are supported by the Western world, taking advantage of its fears and doubts of political Islam so the western world is involved in the destruction of the democratic process in Egypt.
Absolutely right!
I totally agree !
As usual, you follow the official media of the corrupted regime of Moubarak, others doesn't exist or assimilated to a black box. No sir, Morsi supporters belong to different political current, their common cause is the sake of Democracy, they don't want to go back to military regime and dictatorship …
Here's an outrageous conspiracy which is a fact, not a theory. Months before the military coup, Egyptian military generals and opposition leaders used to meet at the Navy Club to collude the coup. Generals conspired with opposition leaders that if opposition leaders create enough protests, the generals depose the president. This is what is now known to public!
So you know the coup was conspired and planned!
I couldn't believe it!
The protest and the coup were planned and contrived.The enemies of MB and Egypt only believe in chaos.
West - we are doing you a favour (seriously). We know it is confusing, but it is really condecending to use your manuals (now that you are mature democracies, or not) to determine something that is still work in progress. The MBs that the US are direly defending used the destruction of Israel as their main campaigning rhetoric (needless to say that they call Jews sons of Apes and Pigs)...this is what we are up against here.
If you want a decent and fair comparison look at the French and American revolutions..how can you call something that is still in the making anything...very audacious...
This is a fight against terrorism (FYI Al-Qaeda and other write-wing Islamist movements owe their literature largely to Sayyed Qutb, the Muslim Brotherhood's violence philosopher)....read your historty people.
I cant wait to hear how Obama is going to sell this violent coup as a non-coup (for continuing the billion dollar aid lifeline to Egypt in the face of a law prohibiting gov'ts run by military coups)? The spin artists will have a tricky time with this one, and solution they will conjore. But really? Does it matter if Obama is credible in this one? Hasn't he already completely lost it with zig zag policy seemingly clueless on how the middle east works? Isn't Obama, already and lame duck less than one year from starting his second term?
The US has never been against military dictatorships per se (looking at actions rather than words), they have only been against military dictatorships which don't bend over for the US.
What is happenning in Egypt ?
An Arap Spring, you must be joking!
It is,in fact, so-called revolutionary "Jingoism" (Symbolized by Tahrir +Military),
versus Sharia based-radical "Islamism" (symbolized by Adeviyye + Muslim Brotherhood), that will end the established economical + political stability and will progress to social + religious de-stabilization of the country. That the disturbance will cost to the next 25 years of Egypt for sure.
Thank you.
Mr Aytun Altindal, President CEDS CH-TR
Centre d'Etudes Diplomatiques et Stratégiques Switzerland and Turkiye
There are those of us in the West that are watching events in Egypt with respect and hope. We understand that people in Egypt want what people want everywhere: a government that respects individual freedoms, property rights and the rule of law, and is in power to ensure that each one is guaranteed optimal conditions for personal success within the framework of democratic institutions. It takes time. America remains the paradigm of successful democracy (for all its flaws) yet it began with a revolution.
You missed the part about how lots of people there want to change rules in ways that limit non-Islamic behaviours. I disagree with their policies, but when Egyptians spoke for what they want at the ballot polls, individual freedom, property rights and the rule of law were not exactly on the ballot.
I am disappointed from your analysis which shows clearly that you haven't interviewed or seen President Morsi supporters. A great majority doesn't belong to Muslim Brothers, even many of them aren't Muslims, you ignore that President Morsi is a symbol of our stolen democracy, our votes threw in a trash by the military coup... Many of those who support President Morsi didn't elect him, but refuse to start an era of lost identity and self pride. when you start to see clearly the facts as an anti-coup, pro-democracy struggle, and not muslem brothers fight, you will get better judgement and definitely you be much better appreciated
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Please name one non-Muslim who supports Morsi. I'm curious as his administration stripped away the rights of Nubians and witnessed a rise in the number of attacks on Coptics in Egypt as well as an increase in sectarian violence, in general as well (violence against Shia and Sufi Muslims).
They barley had enough time to do any of that. This is a political party which evolved with Egyptian politics since the very introduction of civilian institutions in the country. They constitute lawyers, doctors, and engineers who are aware of the country's diverse demography and well aware of how to deal with its diversity. You see they are natives to this land and region. They are also technocrats that are more than qualified to lead the country. Unfortunately however and mindful of foreign players in the ME arena their strategic view or natural view of regional and international geopolitics doesn't fit in with the long term ambitions of various players. But can the players hold back a country with 90 million? At what cost to their tax payer? At what cost to their image and interests when matters deteriorate?
Rafik Habib is deputy chairman of the freedom and justice party a Copt.
I mourn the loss of the democratic process and disagree with the coup. But, I'm sorry to say that MB and political Islam supporters are experts at creating a surface image that does not really represent the full truth. The few "token" christian names that you that are a drop in an ocean compared to the solid and established beliefs of the millions of political Islam supporters that copts, women and minorities have very prescribed and limited rights. I am not going to cite the mob killing of 4 shia men but I am muslim, I have tens of friends, neighbors and family members from various backgrounds who believe in this and I have lived in Egypt, dealt with society at large long enough to see this full picture. You all seem to have a short memory, Morsi and co showed their real inentions when last November he issued the fateful and unconstitutional "Constitional Declaration". Their plan was obvious with subtle changes to school curricula, and imposing their supporters in key government positions. They could not help it, the plan could no longer stay hidden. If you have a sacred ideological belief, it becomes extremely difficult and contradictive to apply real democracy and universal human rights. My hope was that they would stay another 3 years and be elected out and once and for all by the people who came out on 30 June. They then would have been forced to have a much needed revision of those carved in stone interpretations and mixed religio-political ideas.
I respect your view: This coup in Egypt was a humiliation to democracy, the rule of law and the choice of the majority. This coup occurring in the 21st century is no achievement it is simply a hopeless but successful final attempt by internal factions supported blindly by those who uphold an aging policy driven by what can only be described as imperialist ambitions for international politics. You are falling victim of a dying "new world order".
" A week after the military coup that overthrew Egypt's elected Islamist president, the country remains dangerously divided"
Nice subtitle. When, exactly, do you suppose the country would ever be united; or at least not dangerously divided? No, really. The Egyptians, yes, all Egyptians, have accustomed to being fed by the outside world; being armed by the outside world; being financed by the outside world; being paid unearned/undeserved attention to for so long that, they would not know how to make deals among themselves that would enable and encourage them, as a nation, to try to solve their own problems - forget actually being able to solve those problems - if their miserable wretched lives depend on it. As it does now and will for the next who knows how long?... The very idea/ proposition that they would come to some sort of workable compromise is either hopelessly naive, at best; or staggeringly ignorant (which it really is); or maliciously cynical (full well understanding that it will not happen, ever)... Stop enabling those reprobate miscreants, all of them, and then reality will either teach them how to get along, or eliminate them for good.
Your analysis, like many others, ignores, intentionally perhaps, the backroom negotiations that took place between the Brothers and the United States government well before the "democratic" elections. Common knowledge tells us today that a protracted process of horse trading took place between the US representative in Cairo and the Brothers prior to the presidential "elections". And an outcome there was. A visible element of this outcome is the Brothers' assumption of the presidency. The invisible element is what they had to pay in return. This price must have been hefty judging by US government response to events of the past two or three weeks and its reluctance to recognize grave incompetence as well as the blatant undermining of the economic, political and social fabric of the country.
I completely understand the situation in Egypt; luckily they could just stop at the door of the eternal dark world. Between the two evils, military dictators and the brainwashed, religious fanatics, they chose the lesser evil.
'Freedom fighters' in Vietnam fell for the Vietnam fanatical, lowly educated communists, and they have been suffered for nearly a hundred years now; and they still see very dark future.
Koreans, Taiwanese, Indonesians, Filipino have done it; fight the military dictators for your freedom but keep the religious fanatics at bay.
I am so happy that you have just escape from being covered by a bag with a small hole(burqa) in 40 degrees heat for life!!
You really have nothing constructive to say...the unfortunate truth for you and those who share your views is of your complete failure and hypocrisy when it comes to foreign policy in the region. This same attitude is forcing you to react in ways which symbolise despair...the brotherhood in Egypt and this circus of events is nothing but a temporary situation that will develop back to its natural position....The president will be re-elected and Egypt will take a tougher stance on this intrusion into its most domestic of affairs. Those who back you in ME are also understandably frustrated.
The opening paragraph, as a lead statement, contains false and biased statements: a) the writer deliberately neglects to mention Tamarod, their some 20 million signed petitions, and the 20/22 millions of protestors allover Egypt demanding Morsi's departure and early Presidential elections, and that the Army only intervened after Morsi repeatedly refused to step down; b) the writer also fails to underline that security forces were defending the headquarters of the Republican Guards against hordes of heavily armed Moslem Brothers (MB) mobs, and lost some of its men in the clash.
As for the reference, repeated ad nausea by Western media, to the 'democratically elected president' Mohamed Morsi, let me set the record straight. Morsi's election was far from being really 'democratic'! In order for an election to be fair and democratic, a number of prerequisites are required: a) several viable options (political candidates/parties, etc.), known to the electorate to choose from. Now, in 2011/12 there was practically no party was able to compete fairly with the MB, due to the consistent and systematic crack down by Mubarak over the years. MB, adapted long ago to survive as a secret movement, was only slightly affected; b) competitors (candidates/parties) should have equal chances and capacities (financial and otherwise). MB was the only political structure capable of entering into such a competition after the dissolution of Mubarak's own party; d) the refusal of the Army to give time to nascent parties to pull themselves together, reorganize, raise funds, make themselves and their programs known to the electorate, left the field open to the MB. The end result was an extremely unbalanced situation in favor of the MB; e) MB has systematically peocided voters with money and other material 'incentives' to vote for them, a practice which can hardly be described as 'democratic'!!
Regarding MB armed supporters, again, the writer (who seems well informed!), fails to clarify that while protestors against Morsi were demonstrating allover Egypt, MB supporters are mainly gathering in large numbers in Cairo, with some minor demonstrations/clashes in other areas, meaning that the clear majority of the people are happy to see Morsi gone.
Regarding the clash outside the Republican Guard, the writer deems the actions of the security forces "plainly disproportionate". This is totally untrue since the MB protesters were heavily armed, judging from videos circulated shortly after the clash. Since the attacks by the armed MB demonstrators are still being repeated daily, the response by the security forces is highly justified.
The writer claims that "The security forces have never hidden their hostility to the Brothers." This is totally wrong: Morsi came to power thanks to the misguided maneuvers of the Army during the year and a half after Mubarak's departure, and El-Sisi was hand-chosen by Morsi. Relations between the Army and Morsi/MB deteriorated rapidly after repeated vicious verbal attacks against the Army by MB leaders and spokesmen over the past 7 months.
The writer underlines the various reactions criticizing the Constitutional Declaration singed by the temporary President. While this is true, there have also been several reactions supporting it. All this clearly demonstrates that the boiling political situation (which has been simmering over the past year!!), leads to confused and contradictory views. With the abysmal lack of governing capacities by Morsi/MB, the country needs a firm hand to prevent it from falling into the abyss of total economic, financial, social, religious, and national disaster. Furthermore, it should be underlined that while Western voices demand that the current Government shows that it wants to quickly ensure stability, democracy, and national reconciliation, other Western voices criticize as too hasty the recent plan for new constitution/elections, etc.!!!! Confusion is the order of the day!!
Lastly, the writer states that the Army "performed dismally during their period as caretakers after Mr Mubarak's fall". While this is true, the main reason why the Army's performance was 'dismal' was their staunch rejection of the requests by the majority of the public opinion for the calendar to organize elections, for the composition of the committee to elaborate the new constitution, etc., thus, favoring all options which allowed open chances to the MB to win legislative and presidential elections, etc. When the Army woke up to realize their mistakes, it was too late!
The truth... the whole truth.... and nothing but the truth... Do appreciate this candid and refreshing view...
Thank you for your encouraging reaction. We in Egypt are dismayed by the lack of objectivity and full reporting on facts and realities, ending with faulty analysis and conclusions. Thanks again.
at least the economist isn't trying to disguise or sugar coat their (wrongly) biased view unlike many other western publications. not really sure where all this "anti-democratic" demagoguery is coming from ... in fact, the only anti-democracy i see are such articles suggesting that 1/3 of Egyptians on the street protesting a dictator are less legitimate than the marginally-elected, yet incredibly over-reaching politician they are trying to depose.
USA has to learn that true democracy has does not have to have the same Ideologies nor share same interests with secular Governments like the Western countries. Democracy is the voice of the people expressed in their election ballots. Denying any country the voice of its citizens it is denying the TRUE DEMOCRACY. USA should have learnt a lesson when they tried to hold Hugo Charvez captive and try to topple him out of power but He was rescued and reinstated by the Venezuelans who stormed to the streets and demand his reinstatement disregarding the Western views and opinions of Hugo Charvez. This is the what is happening now in Egypt and those who were quick to support the military coup in Egypt are now being exposed as hypocrites who preach Democracy but don't practice it; The whole world knows USA was put on the spot by Germany to order the release of Mohammed Morsi after the world has witnessed the mass support Morsi had despite being held hostage in undisclosed location. Denying egyptians their TRUE ELECTED president is DENYING TRUE DEMOCRACY.
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Here is my mini worm composter. I can't deal with a reg size bin in my kitchen and they will fry outside in my unshaded yard. I wanted to show my kid decomopsition and the plant cycle so I built this out of a 2 liter soda bottle. It has straw and rabbit poop and worms with a layer of funky red bell pepper and yellow cilantro all covered with more straw worms and rabbit poop/dirt.
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Amherstãs youth fishing derby will not go ahead this year. The town sold the pumping station pond to the province last year and canãt get permission to hold it there this year. It hasnãt been able to find another venue.
AMHERST ã Amherstãs annual youth fishing derby has reached the end of the road.
With last yearãs sale of the pumping station to the province, the town has not been able to find another venue for the popular childrenãs event.
ãItãs unfortunate, but there isnãt much we can do,ã Community and Economic Development director Roger MacIsaac told members of town council at its April committee-of-the-whole meeting. ãWe were in contact with the department responsible for the property to ask if we could continue hosting the event there, but citing liability and safety concerns, amongst other reasons, they cannot provide the property for us to use in future.ã
After seeking a buyer for several years, the town sold the pumping station property to the province last June for $76,000. It declared the 40-hectare site surplus in February 2010.
The property, including a dam and pump, had been idle for year, except for the annual spring fishing derby.
MacIsaac said he was hoping another location near the town could be found to host the annual event, but he said time is running out and plenty of notice would have to be given to the Department of Agriculture that provides the fish for the event.
ãWe have looked at other options, primarily Blair Lake, but have come to the conclusion that we do not have a suitable site to host this event,ã MacIsaac said.
Several councillors said they were disappointed with cancelling the fishing derby but understand why itãs being cancelled. Coun. George Baker said one of the issues in recent years had been adults going to the pond the night before or the morning of the derby and fishing.
Coun. Robert Bird suggested that if the fishing derby is being taken away from youth, itãs up to the town to come with some sort of event to replace it.
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Front page photo by Benjamin Lozovsky
Fiona Apple, friend of animals and committed vegan, has partnered with Chipotle on a campaign about factory farming. For the animated clip, Apple covered "Pure Imagination" from the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, a rendition that is especially haunted and emotional given the grim context. Watch it below, via Crumbler.
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Last night, Fiona Apple performed at a Tokyo fashion party thrown by Louis Vuitton to celebrate its "Timeless Muses". And then she left the stage in frustration.
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Here's a very rare, intimate little window into the world of Fiona Apple. Record Collection, the L.A. label of longtime Fiona collaborator Blake Mills, has posted a video of the two doing an acoustic rendition of When the Pawn cut "I Know". They're in a living room, and Fiona is holding the hand of an older woman.
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Just after releasing her wonderful "Hot Knife" video, Fiona Apple has another announcement to break her 2013 silence-- a collaborative tour with her Idler Wheel... touring member Blake Mills. Apple and Mills will tour North America in the fall playing material together from their individual songbooks, as Consequence of Sound reports, plus some new, unreleased material.
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OT: reach-in closets w/ bifold doors or custom wardrobe cabinets
I'm trying this post again, now that I can post photos again thanks to Breezy's tip. Our master bedroom does not have space for a walk-in closet. To make up for this, I want our reach-in closets to look as upscale as possible, as well as providing functional storage. Our bedroom has an 18' long x 8' high wall that had three 5'-8" wide reach-in closets with walls separating the 3 closets and 80" high doors, so it was hard to store anything on the top shelf. We had the GC demo the existing closets to get rid of the dividing walls and soffits. We plan to have doors that are almost 8' tall to allow easy access to the top shelf.
Option 1: My original plan was to have our custom cabinet makers build a 4' wide, floor-to-ceiling, center unit with drawers on the bottom and shelves behind doors on the top. (DH really likes to store a lot of his clothes folded on shelves.) On each side would be a 7' wide regular reach-in closet with bifold doors and drywall interior. We would have long hanging clothes with a shelf above and shoe storage below in one closet, and double bar hanging space in the other closet. The center unit will have flat panel doors and drawers made of rift cut oak veneer stained grey. The bifold doors would be rift cut oak special ordered through a door company and stained by cabinet guys (cabinet guys are not used to building 1-3/8" thick doors). I am a bit nervous about coordinating the cabinet guys doing the center unit and our GC installing the bifold doors (cab guys won't do it) and having it all fit together correctly.
Option 2: I really love the doors on our pantry cabinets with the tall narrow glass windows (picture below; we plan to add textured or frosted Solyx film to obscure the contents). Each pantry door is 19" wide. I recently had the crazy thought that something similar might look good in our bedroom. Instead of having two 7' wide reach-in closets, we could have four 42" wide x 28" deep wardrobe cabinets with cabinet doors like on our pantry instead of bifold doors. Two units would be for long hanging and 2 would have double rods. The center unit would remain the same. Adding textured or frosted glass panels would break up the 18" wall of grey wood, which could be good or bad depending on your preference. We also planned on pocket doors with glass panels for the master bathroom, which faces the closet, so we could use the same film on all the glass doors to tie it all together. DH worries about the loss of storage space due to all the cabinet walls (6" total width with 8 ¾" cabinet sides). I know it will cost more, but not sure how much (I don't want to ask for a quote until I get more opinions about whether it is even a good idea).
Option 3: Wardrobe cabinets like in option 2, but with solid grey oak doors, if you think cabinets are better than bifold doors but like the solid wall of grey wood instead of glass.
If you were a potential buyer, which would you prefer: Option 1 - regular reach in closets with bifold doors, Option 2 - narrower custom wardrobe cabinets with glass doors, or Option 3 - narrower custom wardrobe cabinets with solid doors.
Option 1 exterior sketch:
Option 2 interior sketch (there would be 2 of each of these configurations):
Pantry doors that Option 2 wardrobe doors would be modeled after, with frosted or textured glass, and each door 1-2" wider:
Cabinetry in color similar to this:
Modern Kitchen by New York Architects & Designers Chelsea Atelier Architect, PC
Option 2 doors would look similar to this, with frosted/textured glass instead of mirror:
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I want to use ROTS for shoe storage. They could attach to the cabinet walls in Option 2, or I could ask the cabinet guys to build a free-standing unit for inside the closet in Option 1.
Contemporary Closet by Oconomowoc Interior Designers & Decorators Robert J Erdmann Design, LLC
Modern Closet by Houston Closet & Home Storage Designers SpaceMan
I just built option 3, not completely finished. I think wardrobes are typical in Europe but not in US so from the perspective of resale the traditional closet is best. So far we are happy with our choice as we had been considering sliding doors which at the length and height of our closet were priced at about what I paid for the unit.
The room is small so it is difficult to get a good picture. We have triple and double height hanging and pullouts for ties/belts/shoes. A not finished piece is a vanity desk and shelves above.
This post was edited by 5yearslater on Tue, Jun 4, 13 at 9:44
I just built option 3, not completely finished. I think wardrobes are typical in Europe but not in US so from the perspective of resale the traditional closet is best. So far we are happy with our choice as we had been considering sliding doors which at the length and height of our closet were priced at about what I paid for the unit.
The room is small so it is difficult to get a good picture. We have triple and double height hanging and pullouts for ties/belts/shoes. A not finished piece is a vanity desk and shelves above.
This post was edited by 5yearslater on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 18:28
That looks really nice, 5yearslater. What kind of wood did you use? I think you are right that wardrobes are a lot more common in Europe. I considered custom sliding doors, too, and the cost was outrageous.
I may have phrased my question wrong. I hope to be in this house for another 20-30 years, although there is always a possibility of needing to sell. We need something that will work well for us. I also want it to look really good, for us, visitors, etc.
Hi Kaysd
The doors are veneers. For what it's worth our contractor had discouraged us from bifold doors as he said they often can come off track which was my experience while living elsewhere during our renovation where there were bifold doors. I think if the units are nice and are utilized well the effect on resale won't be a big issue that far out. Absolutely happy to discuss in detail if you want to contact me directly too.


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Janne Teller
Janne Teller (born 8 April 1964) is a Danish writer of fiction.
Janne Teller's literature, consisting of mainly novels and essays, but also short stories – as well as various works for young adults – always focuses on larger existential perspectives of life and human civilization and often sparks controversial and heated debates. She has received many literary awards, and her work is translated over 13 languages (as of August 2011).[1]
Janne Teller's novels cover a wide variety of contemporary and philosophical issues.[1] They include the highly praised modern Nordic saga Odin's Island (1999), dealing with religious and political fanaticism; Europa (2004), about European identity and the binds of history in love and war; and Come (2008), about ethics in art and modern life. Her essays cover existential and ethical perspectives of modern life, and include 'Between the Lines' (Lettre International, 2012), "Europe, who do you want to be?" (Die Welt, 2012) and 'Little Brother is watching you' (Cicero, 2010).
She's furthermore thought to have revolutionized the young adult novel with her existential Nothing (Danish Intet), first published in Denmark in 2000, earned critical acclaim and caused widespread controversy in Scandinavia.[2] It was initially banned,[citation needed] but has since risen as an international bestseller and is today considered a neo-classic by numerous critics worldwide. The novel's main character, the boy Pierre Anthon, proclaims to his classmates that life is meaningless, sitting in a plum tree. They feel an urge to show Pierre Anthon some proof that there is meaning in life, which ultimately leads to violence amongst the children.[2][3] A German as well as an English translation of Intet were published in 2010. The novel received several awards, among them a Michael L. Printz Honor Book for the English edition in 2011 and the Danish Ministry of Culture's children book prize (Denmark) (Kulturministeriets Børnebogspris) in 2001 for the Danish edition.[4] Her fictional essay War (2004), published in the shape of a passport on life as a refugee, has also generated widespread debate, particularly in Europe. Janne Teller published her first short story in the Danish Daily, Berlingske Tidende, at the age of 14.
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In December 2013, Teller helped organise a petition of 560 world renowned contemporary authors, protesting against mass surveillance in the wake of the Edward Snowden revelations. Several Nobel laureates were signatories to the open appeal to governments, corporations and the United Nations[5]
Originally educated as a macro economist, Janne Teller worked for the United Nations and the European Union in conflict resolution and humanitarian issues around the World, particularly in Africa.[6] She devoted herself full-time to fiction writing in 1995.
For several years, she was a member of the Board of the Danish Fiction Writers' Association and of Danish PEN, as well as of the Editorial Board of the Danish version of the intellectual magazine, Lettre International.
She has lived in a wide variety of places from Brussels, Paris, Milan, to Dar es Salaam and Maputo. Presently, she resides in New York City.
- Odin's island. (Odins ø, 1999). English translation 2006
- Nothing (Intet, 2000). English translation 2010
- Hvis der var krig i Norden (2004)
- Kattens tramp (2004)
- Kom (2008)
Other Books:
- Why?, Short story, education booklet, Gyldendal 2007
Original story in French: Le Monde de l'Education, France, 2002
- To See the One Who Sees You,
Illustrated pamphlet/essay for exhibition, Kunstf Gl. Strand, 2006
- Write Your Devil, (co-editor and contributor), People'sPress, 2004
Essays (selected):
- Between the Lines. Lettre International, Germany. 2012
- Europe, who are you? Die Welt, Germany / Politiken, Denmark. 2012
- Little Brother is watching you. Cicero, Germany / Politiken, Denmark. January 2011
- The Power of Art, the Art of Power. Politiken, Denmark. March 2009
- On Quality and Literature. Danish Teachers' Magazine, Denmark. 2007
- May Muhammad have Mercy on My Country. Information, Denmark. February 2006
- ^ a b http://www.academia-superior.at/en/surprise/detail/article/janne-teller-lernen-durch-literatur/print.html
- ^ a b Lötscher, Christine (17 August 2010). "Wer hat Angst vorm Nihilisten?". Tages-Anzeiger (in German). Retrieved 20 August 2010.
- ^ Voigt, Claudia (26 July 2010). "Verführung zum Nihilismus". Spiegel Online (in German). Retrieved 20 August 2010.
- ^ Kunststyrelsen.dk
- ^ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/09/nobel-writers-nsa-_n_4414951.html
- ^ http://authors.simonandschuster.com/Janne-Teller/61166295/author_revealed Author's profile – Simon and Schuster
External links[edit]
- Interview at the International Book Festival in Budapest, 2012
- Review of Odin's Island in the Telegraph
- Janne Teller at Library of Congress Authorities, with 2 catalogue records


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I am totally new to Bonsai trees. I purchased two of the pics shown from a Chinese agent here in Thailand. I cannot identify the tree concerned. Also bearing in mind the tropical weather here, can you please advise on how to make this tree survive. Currently has yellow l and black leaves and is shedding leaves so quickly.?
Was re potted and had root pruning and placed in a shallow pot with gravel and re-potting compost and also fed with phosphate , nitrogen and phostrogen Have not watered for four days ...soil still seems to gooey and wet.
Many thanks
Further to my original message...Here are some better photos which might help identify this plant.
The Vendor who sold these to me, had them tie wrapped in hessian and claimed that they were at least twenty years old. So I guess they had never been root pruned , nor re potted.
So my question is simple,....if they can live outdoors with the Vendor in this climate with hessian, sunshine and tropical rain , plus extreme heat from March through to end of May, how come by re-potting them, they have started to look so sick.?
Thanks again. Would hate to lose these beautiful trees.
Your plant, as noted by Ed, is Ehretia microphylla, aka Fukian or Fujian tea. In the statement "Have not watered for four days ...soil still seems to gooey and wet" [sic] is the answer to, "How come by re-potting them, they have started to look so sick?" You've used an inappropriate soil and they are dying of thirst in a sea of plenty for lack of the O2 needed for normal root function.


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