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Where France and Germany Meet: Alsace, the Rhine and Paris
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
10/13/2013 - 10/25/2013
8/31/2015 - 9/15/2015
6/2/2016 - 6/17/2016
9/12/2016 - 9/27/2016
12 nights
Price starting at:
$3,575.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
Adventure Afloat Study Cruise; River Boats; History & Culture
30; 11 Breakfasts, 9 Lunches, 10 Dinners
Meal Options:
Dotted with hilltop castles and carpeted by Riesling-growing vineyards, the Rhine Valley�s beauty can sometimes overshadow its vital role in understanding the complex, often confrontational relationship between Germany and France. In the Alsatian capital of Strasbourg, on a voyage along the Rhine and in Paris, come to understand how the interactions of two great European powers have shaped the history of the continent.
Activity Particulars
Extensive walking along unpaved lanes and cobblestone streets; some stairs without railings and/or uneven. Participants should be able to stand for at least one hour.
Itinerary At-a-Glance
Strasbourg (France), 3 nights; aboard vessel, 8 nights; Paris, 3 nights.
Day 1: Overnight flight from the U.S.A.
Days 2-4: Arrival Strasbourg (France):
Explore the Grande �le, Strasbourg�s medieval city center. Learn about the governance of modern Europe during an expert-led visit to the European Parliament or the Council of Europe. Lodging: Comfortable hotel in historic center.
Days 5-6: Embark vessel / Heidelberg (Germany):
Meet with local faculty at the University of Heidelberg, one of the oldest universities in Europe, and examine the Renaissance ruins of Heidelberg Castle.
Day 7: Eberbach / Mainz / Frankfurt
Learn about the 1,000- year history of viticulture in the Rhine Gorge at the Rheingau Wine Museum.
Day 8: Frankfurt / Ascaffenburg
Sail past the legendary Lorelei Rock to the town of Cochem, where a local expert discusses medieval history in Rhineland-Palatinate.
Day 9: Rudesheim
In Bernkastel, visit a local vineyard and sample some of the much-celebrated Riesling wines from the Moselle valley region.
Day 10-12: Cochem / Bernkastel / Trier / The Moselle Valley
Learn about the legacy of the Roman Empire in the Rhine region during a field trip to Trier, one of the oldest cities in Germany and the birthplace of Karl Marx.
Days 13-16 Saarbr�cken / disembark / coach to Paris (France) / departure:
En route to Paris, delve into the story of the devastating Battle of Verdun and pay your respects at the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery. Explore Paris, including the Louvre, Notre Dame de Paris, the �le de la Cite and a boat excursion on the Seine. Lodging: Comfortable hotel on the Left Bank.
MS Sainte Odile
This deluxe two-deck river ship that was built in 1992 and completely refurbished in 2006. The ship's facilities include a restaurant, lounge, bar and sun deck, and all cabins have an outside window. It can carry up to 131 passengers in its 64 cabins.
Comfortable, well-located hotels; comfortable cabins aboard deluxe two-deck river ships.
Meals and Lodgings
Hotel Hannong
Strasbourg, France
3 nights
MS La Boheme
Strasbourg, France
Cruising the Rhine and its Tributaries, Germany
5 nights
Paris, France
3 nights
Hotel Hannong
Full Service Hotel
The Hotel Hannong is located in the heart of medieval Strasbourg, within a 10 minute walk of la Petite France, Place Kleber and Strasbourg Cathedral. The hotel has modern furnishings throughout with charming public spaces decorated with an ecclectic mix of fine art.
Contact info:
15, rue du 22 Novembre
Strasbourg, France
phone: +33 3 88 22 63 87
Room amenities:
Rooms features a safe, cable TV, desser and closet, bathrooms have hair dryer and soap and shampoo.
Facility amenities:
24-hour reception desk staff with fluent English. The hotel has a wine bar where participants can relax and talk about the day's activities. High speed Internet WIFI is free of charge throughout the hotel. Room-service and laundry service are available.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
TBD Please contact Road Scholar Travel Services for reservations.
Check in time:
MS La Boheme
Ship Information:
This deluxe two-deck river ship was built in 1995 and completely refurbished in 2011. The ship's facilities include a restaurant, lounge, bar and sun deck - and all the cabins have an outside window. It can carry up to 162 passengers in its 80 cabins.
Contact info:
12 rue de la Division Leclerc
Strasbourg, 67080 France
phone: +33 825 33 37 77
Room amenities:
All cabins are located above water level and offer panoramic views of the scenery. Spacious and comfortable, they have twin beds or a double bed, with a bathroom (shower, WC and washbasin) and towels provided onboard. They are also equipped with satellite television, radio, hairdryer and safe. All cabins offer the same equipment and are of the same size. The voltage is 220V. A telephone allows you to call other cabins, reach reception or program your wake up call, but you cannot call or be called from outside the boat. Cabins are equipped with towels but washcloths are not provided. Participants may also wish to bring soap and shampoo. The Sun Deck is equipped with recliners and deck chairs.
Facility amenities:
Dining room, lounge/bar, TV and video in the lounge, shop, radiophone, radar, large sun deck, air-conditioning throughout the ship.
Smoking allowed:
In the heart of the Marais, around the patio, forget the hustle and bustle of the city. Adjacent to the former royal hunting pavilion, the Villa Beaumarchais is able to offer you a charming stopover, an ideal Paris pied-�-terre.
Contact info:
5, rue des Arquebusiers
PARIS, 75003 France
phone: +33 1 40 29 14 00
Room amenities:
A/C. Fully equiped bathroom. Minibar.Wifi on demande. Safe.
Facility amenities:
Air conditionning WIFI on demand. Conference room.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights after:
160� twin / 150� single Call the Road Scholar Program Department at 1-866-359-5966.
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
The program begins at 6:00 p.m. with an orientation meeting at the program hotel in Strasbourg. You will be staying at
Hotel Hannong
that night.
End of Program:
The program ends after breakfast at the program hotel in Paris. You will be staying at
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required.
Parking availability:
Not applicable
(For Independent Travelers)
Train or bus availability:
Buses, taxis, and trains are available.
To Start of Program
Transportation to site:
Independent travelers may take a shuttle train from the Strasbourg Airport into the city. Trains run approximately every 15 minutes, and the cost is 3.90 euros. From the city center train station, it is a 10 minute walk or a short taxi ride to the Hotel Hannong. Alternatively, you may take a taxi from the airport. There is also a designated group transfer available to independent travelers at no additional cost.
From End of Program
Nearest airport:
Charles de Gaulle Airport
Transportation from site:
Independent travelers can take a taxi from the hotel to the airport or can ask the hotel for assistance in arranging a shuttle transfer. Paris Shuttle, a third party service, offers discounted shared shuttle and private transfer rates to Road Scholar participants. The rate they offer is about 10% discount off their published rate. By using the web link below, you can take advantage of these rates and book your transfer for departure in Paris. Shared shuttle rates start at 18 euros and private shuttle rates start at 75 euros. (Please note that the website does not indicate that this is a discounted rate for Road Scholar.) You will need to pay in advance with a credit card to confirm reservations and print your own voucher. www.parishuttle.com/index.php?partner=P60WEN
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Departure from the U.S.
(Sunday, October 13)
Depart From:
International flights to France
Day 2:
Group Arrival and Welcome in Strasbourg
(Monday, October 14)
Arrive To:
Flights arrive in Strasbourg in the late morning and early afternoon.
Check-in at hotel and have time to freshen up and relax before meeting for a welcome orientation and program briefing.
Welcome dinner with an introduction to Alsatian cuisine at a restaurant near the hotel in Strasbourg.
Hotel Hannong
Meals Included:
Day 3:
History of Franco-German Relations & Strasbourg's La Petite France
(Tuesday, October 15)
Breakfast buffet at hotel
Attend a morning discussion focused on France, Germany and the Rhine from ancient times to the European Union.
Lunch at a restaurant in Strasbourg
Walk with your local expert to Strasbourg's la Petite France, a corner of the Grand �le (the Main Island) where the �le river splits up into a number of canals, and cascades through a small area of half-timbered houses. Learn about medieval life in the UNESCO World Heritage city as you stroll this historic quarter and view the magnificent Cath�drale de N�tre Dame.
Dinner at a restaurant in Strasbourg
Hotel Hannong
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Colmar and the Chateau du Haut Koenigsbourg
(Wednesday, October 16)
Breakfast buffet at hotel
This morning travel a short distance from Strasbourg along the Alsatian Wine Route to Haut Koenigsbourg Castle. The chateau, which was built during the 15th century and restored at the beginning of the 20th century, offers insight into clashes between empires and the unique heritage of Alsace-Lorraine.
Lunch at a restaurant in Colmar
Enjoy an expert-led walk around the cobblestone streets of Colmar, the "Alsatian Wine Capital." Founded in the 9th century, this canal town features beautiful well-preserved architecture and is the birthplace of the sculptor Fr�d�ric Bartholdi, who designed the Statue of Liberty.
Dinner on your own to explore the cuisine of Alsace-Lorraine.
Hotel Hannong
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 5:
The European Parliament and the Palais de Rohan
(Thursday, October 17)
Breakfast buffet at hotel
Learn about the role of the European Union in modern Europe during an expert-led visit to the European Parliament, one of several EU institutions based in this historic city.
Lunch at a restaurant in Strasbourg
Enjoy a guided introduction to the Palais Rohan followed by time for individual exploration. This historic building houses three of Strasbourg's greatest collections in the Fine Arts Museum, the Decorative Arts Museum and the Archaeological Museum. In the late afternoon you will board the ship.
Dinner onboard
MS La Boheme
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
(Friday, October 18)
Breakfast buffet onboard
This morning in an on-board lecture learn about towns, printing and Protestantism in the Holy Roman Empire.
Lunch onboard
After arrival in R�desheim explore the Rheingauer Weinmuseum Br�mserburg; delve into the R�desheim area�s 1,000-year winegrowing history in the oldest castle in the Rhine Gorge World Heritage Site.
Dinner onboard
This evening you may choose to individually explore Drosselgasse, the heart of R�desheim's old town.
MS La Boheme
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 7:
Koblenz and the Rhine Gorge
(Saturday, October 19)
Breakfast buffet onboard
As the boat cruises toward Koblenz, meet for a discussion focused on the Rhine in the imagination of artists and tourists. Savor this morning's voyage along the most scenic part of the river, sailing past the legendary Rock of the Lorelei.
Lunch onboard
This afternoon we explore Koblenz, a city built on both sides of the Rhine and steeped in history. Archaeological evidence shows that Koblenz has been settled since 1000 BC.
Dinner onboard
MS La Boheme
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 8:
Rudesheim and The Romantic Rhine
(Sunday, October 20)
Breakfast buffet onboard
In an onboard lecture learn about the Roman Empire and its borders. Savor this morning's voyage along the most scenic part of the river, sailing past the legendary Rock of the Lorelei.
Lunch onboard
After disembarking in Rudesheim, travel by coach to the Eberbach Monastery for a guided visit of the abbey, church, cloister and surrounding buildings. The Eberbach Abbey is a former Cistercian monastery with impressive Romanesque and early Gothic buildings, founded 1136 by Bernard of Clairvaux. In the middle ages the monastery's vineyards were the largest in Europe.
Dinner onboard
MS La Boheme
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 9:
Mannheim and Heidelberg
(Monday, October 21)
Breakfast buffet onboard
This morning in an on-board lecture learn about Verdun and the Meuse-Argonne offensive in World War I.
Lunch onboard
Travel to the city of Heidelberg in Germany's Baden-W�rttemberg region, which has one of the oldest universities in Europe. Enjoy a guided tour of the Heidelberg Castle on foot (outside only because it's in ruins) and a discovery of the geometric terraces of the Palatinate gardens. Afterward take a coach to Neckarmunzplatz in the old historic city center for a guided tour on foot.
Dinner onboard
MS La Boheme
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 10:
The Battle of Verdun and the Meuse-Argonne Offensive
(Tuesday, October 22)
Breakfast buffet onboard
This morning disembark from the ship and travel to Paris, stopping en route at site of the Battle of Verdun which was fought between French and German armies in from February to December of 1916. The Ossuaire de Douaumont serves as a sobering reminder of the huge losses during one of the most pivotal battles of the First World War on the Western Front. Then travel to Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, which covers 130.5 acres and serves as the final resting place of 14,246 American soldiers - the largest American cemetery in Europe. With a local expert from the memorial, learn about the Meuse-Argonne Offensive of World War I, during which most of those buried lost their lives.
Enjoy lunch in an inn along the way.
Arrive in Paris in the early evening and check in at your hotel.
Dinner at a restaurant near the hotel in Paris.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 11:
The Occupation and Liberation of Paris / The Louvre
(Wednesday, October 23)
This day includes use of the Paris metro. This underground public transportation system is accessed by going up and down flights of stairs; elevators or escalators are NOT available in the majority of stations.
Buffet breakfast at the hotel
This morning a local expert will guide your discovery of the areas of Paris under German occupation. Examine the key figures and events during the resistance and eventual liberation of the city. Begin at the Hotel Meurice, once the German Headquarters, and end at the statue of Charles de Gaulle on the Champs Elys�es.
Lunch at a restaurant in Paris.
Free time to continue your explorations of Paris or join the group for a self-guided visit of the Louvre using an audioguide created exclusively for Road Scholar participants, containing informative commentary by lecturers sharing their passion for highlights of the Louvre.
Dinner at a restaurant in Paris.
View the City of Lights from the water during a night cruise through the heart of Paris along the Seine.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 12:
Paris: �le de la Cit�
(Thursday, October 24)
This day includes use of the Paris metro. This underground public transportation system is accessed by going up and down flights of stairs; elevators or escalators are NOT available in the majority of stations.
Buffet breakfast at the hotel.
Accompanied by an expert lecturer and Paris resident, walk through medieval Paris and the �le de la Cit� and explore the interior of Notre Dame Cathedral.
Lunch is on your own to sample Parisian cuisine.
Enjoy free time this afternoon, and take the opportunity to explore one of the city's many great museums, beautiful gardens or historic squares. Wander through the Marais district and discover beautiful Place des Vosges and the city's Jewish quarter, or perhaps climb the hill of Montmartre to visit the Sacre Coeur and have your portrait painted in the Place du Tertre.
Farewell dinner at a restaurant in Paris.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 13:
Departure from Paris
(Friday, October 25)
Breakfast buffet at hotel
In Transit:
Transfer to Charles de Gaulle Airport for return flights to the U.S.
Meals Included:
Important information about your itinerary:
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information featured on this website. Itineraries are based on our best information at this time. Circumstances beyond our control may require us to adjust itineraries or other details. We regret any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Information will be sent to you from your Program Provider approximately three weeks prior to the program start date. The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
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30 meals: 11 breakfasts, 9 lunches, 10 dinners
Expert-led lectures: 6
Expert-led lectures
Led by one or more of our world-class instructors, typically in a classroom setting, lectures come in the form of presentations, discussions or workshops and offer expert insight into your area of study.
Field trips: 14
Field trips
The world is your classroom, as you're on location with an instructor to pursue your educational theme firsthand.
Plus these special experiences...
Delve into the makings of modern Europe with a visit to the Council of Europe, in Strasbourg.
Visit the oldest castle in the Rhine Gorge World Heritage Site, where you will learn about the history of winemaking in the region.
Visit the largest American cemetery in Europe to learn about the Meuse-Argonne offensive of World War I.
Explore some of Paris's gorgeous Gothic architecture with a visit to the legendary Notre Dame Cathedral.
View the Daily Schedule to see more
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An experienced Group Leader attuned to the needs of Road Scholar participants.
Customary gratuities throughout the program that you would normally pay yourself.
The Road Scholar Travel Assistance Plan, providing 24-hour-a-day emergency assistance coverage.
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I dont know if this had been reported yet or not but here it goes...
when you insert a DVD, wether it be a Game Disc or an actual DVD, you get the dvd inserted notice. If you were to go into the Hard Drive tab a second before you get that Notice, it stays on your screne and you can not take it off without restarting dash, the dash acts like its not even there.
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They were no longer in uniform, but a half dozen military veterans completed a most difficult tour of duty Wednesday as the first graduates of the Shelby County Veterans Court.
The innovative second-chance program allows veterans to have their criminal cases set aside while they participate in an intensive program that includes counseling, group meetings, alcohol and drug screens, anger management and participation in other support programs.
"You have completed a yearlong mission," Judge Bill Anderson Jr. told the veterans in a courtroom packed with supporters at 201 Poplar. "We're trying to make a difference to help those who've helped us for so long."
He gave each graduate a commemorative coin with the Shelby County Veterans Court inscription and told them it was a symbolic key to the courtroom; they can return to visit, seek further help or mentor other veterans.
They also got the criminal-justice equivalent of honorable discharge papers -- expungement orders signed by the judge erasing their offenses from the public record.
"So many times vets get left behind," said graduate Richie Ingram, a Desert Storm-era Army veteran who says he has "stayed straight" and participated in assigned Veterans Affairs programs.
Ingram had a drunk-driving charge, but that was reduced to reckless driving, which made him eligible for Veterans Court. "We've got a long way to go, but this is a good start," he said. "I'm doing OK."
The court holds session every Wednesday. There are 42 other veterans participating in its programs who hope to graduate and start with a clean slate.
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"We've got one guy who was doing methamphetamine and he's had four consecutive clean drug screens," said Easter, who was a Marine in Vietnam. "And we have another one who passed his test who hadn't had a clean drug screen since Eisenhower was a private."
Participants in the Veterans Court are, in a sense, drafted as court officials peruse daily jail lists for defendants identified as veterans, although those charged with serious violent crimes, child abuse or certain other offenses are not eligible.
Substance abuse, domestic violence and mental issues are common problems addressed by the court, whose personnel and volunteers help make the participants aware of services available to them through the VA. Wednesday's graduates stayed with the program.
"I'm so proud of your accomplishments," said Tennessee Commissioner of Veterans Affairs Many-Bears Grinder, whose own military background includes 35 years of service. "This is the end of the program, but it's really a beginning for you. You've already proven what you can do. Live it, dream it, go after it. You are achievers."
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PARIS, TX-- The grace period for the city of Paris' new smoking ordinance is coming to an end, and Paris Police wants to get the word out now before violators have to pay a fine.
Police Chief Bob Hundley says officers are giving out warnings until the 30- day grace period ends on April 23rd. After that, those who violate the ordinance can receive a citation.
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I have ATT Uverse tv service and I have been using an xbox 360 as a reciever. I just got another xbox and JTAG'd it, but I would also like to use this xbox as a reciever. I hav the software to install uverse that I used on the nonjtag. The problem is, the installer requires me to sign into xbox live to perform the install. Once the install is over it adds a new option on the dash after "Windows Media Center". I can then launch the uverse option and watch TV without logging into xbox live. I even made sure by deleting all profiles from the xbox and blocking xbox live in the parental controls and the uverse continued to work perfectly. So basically xbox live is only required for the install. I am fairly certain that it is only requiring xbox live sign in for some random reason and because based on the size of the cd image it looks like all of the software is on the disc and not being downloaded from xbox live. I have tried installing the software on my nonjtag and swapping the harddrives but when i did that the uverse option did not appear on the NXE dash on my jtag so I'm assuming it is stored (or at least pointed to) wherever the retail xbox dash is stored (internal flash?). Does anyone know of anyway i can bypass this xbox live check on the installer? Unpack the iso and manually install it? Or log into xbox live for long enough to install it (assuming this box isnt already banned, it was used)?
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Bruser is a poster boy for losers. Hopeless people use God to excuse their way to laziness, and poor judgement. Bruser can't help himself, so he turns to his crutch. The Lord says help yourself Bruser, don't bring down those with hope and energy.<quoted text>
HA HA HA HA TV fool has no answers, just a childish "Yawning"
This scam artist should be kicked off Topix. He is a phony of the first order. All talk, and completely empty, just like his soul.
Lord have mercy on you and your lost soul. Go and count your money over and over, oh I forgot, all of your money is empty, just like your posts.
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#1574 Nov 13, 2012
This is the start of the ugliest 4 years in the USA
November 13, 2012
27 States Petition Federal Government to Secede After Election
Is this simply the product of a few thousand discontents in each individual state? Perhaps. But Texas petition has over 40,000 signatures, well over the 25,000 necessary to reach the attention of the President. If this turns out to be more than the discontented murmurings of a single state, this story may get ugly.
Additionally, here is a list of all the states with petitions to secede on WhiteHouse.gov :
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#1575 Nov 14, 2012
Go to this site to sign a petition by "We the People"
to Impeach Barack Obama, and read the charges:
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#1578 Nov 21, 2012
"Stupid is, as Stupid does" Way to go Obama!
By: Nile Gardiner
Original Article: http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/nilegardine...
It is only two weeks since his re-election, and his second term remains two months away, but Barack Obama is already blundering again on the world stage, with the kind of gaffes that would have been plastered on the front page of The New York Times if they had been committed by George W. Bush when he was in the White House. Obamas first term was littered with foreign policy gaffes, and there is every chance the second term will be more of the same.
On his trip to Asia this week, President Obama struggled to pronounce the name of Aung San Suu Kyi, the most prominent human rights activist in the world. As The Associated Press reports (hat tip: Drudge Report):
As Obama stood next to the worlds most recognized democracy icon, he mispronounced her name repeatedly.
Ever gracious, Suu Kyi did not correct her American guest for calling her Aung YAN Suu Kyi multiple times during his statement to reporters after their meeting.
Proper pronunciation for the Nobel laureates name is Ahng Sahn Soo Chee.
Obama also botched his greeting of Burmas new president, according to the AP:
The meeting came after Obama met with Myanmars reformist new President Thein Sein a name he also botched.
As the two addressed the media, Obama called his counterpart President Sein, an awkward, slightly affectionate reference that would make most Burmese cringe.
Note to presidential advisers: For future rounds of diplomacy, the president of Myanmar is President Thein Sein on first and second reference.
In addition, as The Weekly Standard notes, Obama was quick to use the Burmese regimes preferred word Myanmar, to describe Burma, which is not the term officially used by the US government, or by Burmas opposition activists.
President Barack Obama called Burma Myanmar after a bilateral meeting with Thein Sein, the president of that country. From the pool report:
Obama used the word Myanmar, the preferred terminology of the former military government and currently nominally civilian government, in a spray following the bilat, rather than use Burma, the former name of the country, and the one preferred by Aung San Suu Kyi as well as the name the U.S. uses.
Ive shared with him the fact that I recognize this is just the first steps on what will be a long journey, Obama told reporters, with Thein Sein at his side.But we think a process of democratic and economic reform here in Myanmar that has been begun by the president is one that can lead to incredible development opportunities.
It is rather embarrassing, as well as sad, that the leader of the free world cant even pronounce the name of the most famous human rights activist on the planet. Or that he is so quick to appease Burmas authoritarian regime by calling it Myanmar. Barack Obamas gaffes demonstrate not only a marked lack of attention to detail and a high degree of amateurishness on the part of the White House, but also a disturbing willingness to curry favour with unsavoury regimes. Hardly a good omen for Obamas second term.
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#1581 Nov 22, 2012
Myanmar The country formerly known as Burma remains an exotic destination
Bruser is a D@@@ F@@@and he cant be trusted.
#1582 Nov 23, 2012
Conservatives, go back to your bunker for four more years and come up with a new plan.
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#1583 Nov 30, 2012
This is the path that Obama-care is following.
Beginning 2013 every Medicare recipient must meet with a Government committee to see what medications and treatments they are receiving, and to say what the govt will cover, and what they will not, including the medications you take.
Shock: British NHS Euthanizes 130,000 Elderly Patients Annually
by Steven Ertelt | Washington, DC | LifeNews.com |
Shocking news from England today has top NHS officials indicating doctors acting in the UK government-run health program annually kill as many as 130,000 patients prematurely because of overcrowding at hospitals, medical clinics and nursing homes.
Professor Patrick Pullicino indicated doctors are turning to a so-called death pathway protocol that is essentially active euthanasia of patients, according to a London Daily Mail news report. Pullicino, a consultant neurologist for East Kent Hospitals and Professor of Clinical Neurosciences at the University of Kent, made his remarks in a speech before the Royal Society of Medicine in London.
He claimed there was often a lack of clear evidence for initiating the Liverpool Care Pathway, a method of looking after terminally ill patients that is used in hospitals across the country. It is designed to come into force when doctors believe it is impossible for a patient to recover and death is imminent.
It can include withdrawal of treatment including the provision of water and nourishment by tube and on average brings a patient to death in 33 hours. There are around 450,000 deaths in Britain each year of people who are in hospital or under NHS care. Around 29 per cent 130,000 are of patients who were on the LCP.
Professor Pullicino claimed that far too often elderly patients who could live longer are placed on the LCP and it had now become an assisted death pathway rather than a care pathway. He cited pressure on beds and difficulty with nursing confused or difficult-to-manage elderly patients as factors.
Pullicino admitted patients are too quickly put on the pathway who need basic medical treatment and have long lifespans ahead of them. He said he personally intervened to take a patient off the LCP who went on to be successfully treated and told the paper it is palpably false that all patients subjected to euthanasia have a grim medical prognosis.
In the example he revealed a 71-year-old who was admitted to hospital suffering from pneumonia and epilepsy was put on the LCP by a covering doctor on a weekend shift.
Professor Pullicino said he had returned to work after a weekend to find the patient unresponsive and his family upset because they had not agreed to place him on the LCP.
I removed the patient from the LCP despite significant resistance, he said.
His seizures came under control and four weeks later he was discharged home to his family, he said.
The revelations are not new, as NHS has long been a focus of criticism from pro-life advocates for euthanasia and rationing medical care or basic needs like food and water.
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#1585 Dec 14, 2012
Keep smokin your Pot loser.
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#1586 Dec 14, 2012
A good reason for Gun Controls:
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#1588 Dec 15, 2012
"God in school" had nothing to do with this, what-so-ever. A mentally ill person went into a school with some guns and shot 20 kids. How does putting god in schools help a mentally ill person? It doesn't. And I'm not even sure how the hell more gun laws would have stopped this, but it sure would be nice to talk about it, wouldn't it? Hell, I'd be happy to just talk about the state of Mental Health care in this country... You know, it was obviously easier for this guy to steal a couple guns from his mother than it was for him to get mental health care (presumably).
It's called Community health because it effects the Community. You don't want to pay for caring for other peoples illnesses? Because it's awesome when a bunch of physically sick, mentally ill people can't get the help they need and destroy the community from within, like a freshly risen zombie inside a refugee camp. When does it stop being an agenda, and start being the search for a solution? Are we supposed to just sit around, praying and hoping that it doesn't happen again? Seems to be working great so far. Right?
#1589 Dec 15, 2012
God In Schools!
As a devout Christian it says in the bible that God is everywhere unless he is explicitly not given written consent to be there. God is kind of like a vampire in that way, except that his invitation needs to be notarized and acknowledged by the government before he can preside over a place.
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#1590 Dec 16, 2012
Patton: Right-to-Work in Michigan: 24 down, 26 to go
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Back in the late 1970s, when the now-legendary Lee Iacocca took the reins at Chrysler, he was reputed to have told the union bosses,Look, boys, Ive got a shotgun to your head. Ive got thousands of jobs at seventeen bucks an hour. Ive got no jobs at twenty.
And thats when most Americans would have loved to be making $17 an hour.
Iacocca, of course, had put his money where his mouth was, taking over the ailing corporation for a salary of $1 per year and slashing management pay, while borrowing what today seems like a paltry sum of a couple of billion dollars. By 1983, the company had paid it all back, returning a tidy profit of $350 million to the taxpayer coffers.
Fast forward to 2012. Barack Obama has bailed out Chrysler and General Motors or, more accurately, bailed out the United Auto Workers (UAW) by handing them ownership of the bonds held by the rightful investors to the tune of somewhere between $80 billion and $100 billion. Both companies are still struggling, although to hear Obama tell the tale, they are a great American success story, thanks to his largess with our money.
Obama, who has not stopped campaigning since first declaring his candidacy five years ago (in all fairness, it is all the man knows how to do), just happened to be on the road again in Detroit, of all places on the very day the legislature was passing and Gov. Rick Snyder was signing historic legislation to make Michigan a right-to-work state. And a month after Obama himself had won the state handily in his own re-election bid, with massive help from the UAW, no less. Who could ever have imagined?
For Michiganders, this was do-or-die time. Detroit, a once-mighty industrial city of 1.8 million people in its heyday, has been reduced to a shell of its former self, gasping along with a population of 800,000, many of them poor and unemployed. Entire sections of the city resemble the worst of parts of the Bronx or bombed-out Beirut in the 1970s. Motor City, as it was once known, is now a ghetto where boarded-up homes can be purchased for $1,000 as entire neighborhoods sit abandoned.
As the city disintegrated before their eyes, it is as though the liberals who ran the place for the last 50 years could not see what was happening. Good jobs, building American cars, went elsewhere. Ford started building some of its products in Mexico. GM increasingly utilized Canadian labor across the northern border. And Lee Iacoccas beloved Chrysler got passed around from one foreign owner to another (currently the Italian company Fiat).
Meanwhile, German, Japanese and Korean automakers began setting up shop in business-friendly states, paying good wages, with good benefits, for building good cars in places like Indiana, Tennessee and South Carolina, states that do not require a worker to pay dues to a union to get a job. But in Michigan, the UAW continued along as if it were still the 1950s and they were the only people who could build automobiles.
In its post-war glory years, the UAW could dictate contract terms to the management of the Big Three. After all, where else could Americans or anyone else go to buy a decent car in those days? Europe and Japan were in rubble. Most of Asia, including Korea, was still a backwater. Detroit was Motor City. Not anymore. Despite the nostalgic TV commercials advertising Chrysler (imported from Detroit), Motor City has become a social and fiscal basket case, thanks largely to union greed.
It is long past time to break the stranglehold labor unions have had on the public and private sectors. Despite the re-election of Barack Obama, the tide is turning against union thuggery.
Twenty-four down, 26 to go.
#1591 Dec 16, 2012
Right to work is conservative code for screw the worker
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#1592 Dec 16, 2012
More rant from Bruser. Doesn't eveyone get tired of reading his long winded rant. Bruser, go away and come back in four years.
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#1593 Dec 20, 2012
Hey "Union Man" I was a union Business agent, executive board member,
grievance captain, shop steward, Warden, for one of the largest Unions in the world. If anything there are many workers(most of whom I had to defend) that shouldn't even be allowed to work where there is a good Union Contract. So you do not even know what you are talking about just a scared person that is affraid that you will have to work for a living, instead of goofing off make believe that you are working. Poor workers like you are the worse union members, and worse worker in a company. I would love to see the government put people that have been on unemployent on a workfare program.
You want unemployment benefits, then you must take one of three jobs that you are sent out to be interviewed on, otherwise you lose your unemployment benefits. It was that way many years ago, and the unemployment was extremely low. In addition to the drop in unemployment, you will not have people working off the books, aqnd receiving unemployment checks. Who would want to go to work with a great set-up like that. People like you, thats who, and that has nothing to do with whether or not a person is a conservative, liberal, Democrat, or Republican. If Obama wanted to drop down the cost of unemployment, that is what he must do. F. D. Roosevelt did it during the great depression, my Uncle had to go to Alaska to work inorder to get money for his family. Wow, isn't that a novel idea, "WORKING FOR THE MONEY YOU ARE GETTING".
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#1594 Dec 20, 2012
Hey Tv goof, awaken from your slumber? Once again all rantings, no substance to your posts. Only want to talk about your "Bonds?"
If you can't answer my posts, with anything but rantings, DON'T BOTHER POSTING" YOU ARE BORING!
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