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$5,500 5 bed 2786 Glenmorrie Drive, Lake Oswego OR, 97034
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This is a unique Lake Oswego estate in the highly sought after Glenmorrie community. Impeccable from top to bottom, this luxurious and traditionally designed floor plan offers over 6000sqft of quality craftsmanship; 5 bedrooms with master suite and den on the main floor; Office/den with custom built-ins and box ceiling; Large bonus room on second floor; Amazing great room area that over looks the private backyard; True gourmet kitchen with extra large counter space, 2 ovens, and 2 dishwashers; Reading nook area by kitchen overlooking private backyard; Formal living room area; 1/2 acre of private and professionally maintained backyard with a covered outdoor patio with fireplace that can be enjoyed all year round; 3 car garage; Tons of storage space and much, much more. Perfect for entertaining or just living in a great home with your family. Top rated Lake Oswego schools: Hallinan Elementary, Waluga Middle School, and Lakeridge High School. Minutes to the shops and restaurants of downtown Lake Oswego. For additional pictures please visit our website at:www.Aria-property.com
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Falcons renew rivalry
By: Mike Ray Gold Country News Service
Escalon hosts Colfax in small-school classic
The two towns are as different as night and day. One is enriched in dairy heavy agricultural land while the other is a bedroom foothills community that is the last major stop on I-80 between Sacramento and Truckee. But while Colfax and Escalon are separated by just over 100 miles and the make-up of the population somewhat different, if there's one common thread that the town's respective high schools have, it's a penchant to produce winning football teams. Over the past 15 years, Escalon and Colfax have combined to record an astonishing 21 league championships between them and since 1986 have teamed for 11 more CIF Sac-Joaquin Section titles. Even more remarkable, according to Cal-Hi Sports- ESPN Rise, in the 2000s, Escalon (104-19, .827) and Colfax (88-18-1, .816) rank 14th and 15th respectively among California's Top 20 winning programs in the state, all divisions inclusive. However, more in fact due to realignment, and despite the enrollment of the two schools annually being within 50 to 100 students of each other, Friday's CIF Sac-Joaquin Div. IV semi-final playoff game in Escalon will mark the first meeting between the Falcons and Cougars since 1999. "It's amazing that it's been that long since we've played," said longtime Escalon coach Mark Louriero. "Friday will be like the old days." In his 22 seasons as Escalon's head coach, Louriero has won over 200 games. His teams have reached the 10-win plateau 15 times. Meanwhile, Colfax coach Tonty Martello, now in his 15th season, isn't far behind. Under his tutelage, the Falcons have produced 144 victories, and this season have reached the 10-win level for the 10th time in his career. A year ago, both Colfax and Escalon ran into the state title bound machine of Modesto Christian. Colfax being walloped by the Crusaders in the first round, Escalon falling to MC the next week in the quarter-finals. But a year later both the Cougars and Falcons have rebounded with championship seasons. For Escalon, the Cougars are using once again what's become a recipe of their long-time success: a well-tuned wing-T offense and a hard-hitting defense. "They look very good on film," said Colfax coach Tony Martello. "They have one of the best small school programs in the state. They don't do a whole lot of fancy stuff, they just do what they do well." While the Cougars don't have a bona fide Div. I type threat like Modesto Christian's Isaiah Burse was a year ago, Escalon still has plenty of weapons. Leading the way is junior all-purpose back Josh Miguel who has accounted for 33 touchdowns via rushes, punt and kick returns and interceptions on defense. "He's a good one," said Martello about Miguel. "He makes a lot happen for them on both sides of the ball." Joining Miguel in helping make the Escalon ground game go is 5-10 190-pound fullback Adrian Cortes who has gained 885 yards and tallied nine touchdowns. Escalon's air game isn't has highly potent as Colfax's but quarterback Gino Franceschetti is effective as the Cougar junior has hit on 40 of 75 passing attempts this season for 1,117 yards and 19 touchdowns. The top receiver for the Cougars is 6-2, 185-pound Brandon Shaw who has latched on to 20 passes for 602 yards, 12 going for TDs. On defense, other than a 22-15 loss to Div. III semi-finalist in Week 3, only one team has stayed within two touchdowns of the Cougars. In fact, over the last seven games Escalon is averaging 47 points a game scoring 329 points and allowing just 73. "We have a big challenge ahead of us," said Martello. Friday's Colfax-Escalon winner will meet the Div. IV A bracket winner between Union Mine and Calaveras. The championship game is set for Friday, Dec. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln High in Stockton.


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As a man who was once suspended in junior high for setting off bottle rockets in the school hallway, I feel a certain amount of kinship with whoever blew up the urinal at Foss High School in Tacoma on Monday.
No police were called and no evacuations were ordered.
That's a bit different than the aftermath of Monday's boy's-room urinal bombing. KING-5 News reports that someone put a "large explosive" in a urinal and set it off. The explosion reduced the urinal to rubble, and the entire school was evacuated.
Three students were initially questioned, with no arrests made. Then later on Monday, KIRO reported that two students were arrested on arson charges.
But as it took my little group of misfits all of five minutes to crack under questioning and start blaming each other, these little hellions likely did better than us.
Unfortunately for them, their punishment will likely include more than a couple days of forced vacation.


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Much Ado About Nothingness
Was Shakespeare an atheist? Or more of a secular humanist?
And then, of course, there is King Lear. In this most somber of Shakespeare's plays, the gods are often called upon—by the king and Gloucester and others—but they do not respond. In their absence, justice cannot be guaranteed; indeed, it becomes fragile in the extreme. Lear, in desperation, hopes that events will "show the heavens more just," but it is a lost cause. The play ends, as William Elton puts it, "with the death of the good at the hands of the evil." In one of the play's most famous—and darkest—lines, Gloucester laments, "As flies to wanton boys are we to th' gods/ They kill us for their sport." (A line, incidentally, that closely echoes a passage from Montaigne, who wrote, in Florio's translation, "The gods perdie doe reckon and racket us men as their tennis-balles.")
In King Lear and the Gods, Elton presents a kind of checklist of what makes a "Renaissance skeptic"—denying divine providence, denying the immortality of the soul, placing mankind among the beasts, denying God's role as creator of the universe, attributing to nature what is properly the work of God—and then shows that Lear, over the course of the play, develops into precisely such a skeptic. It is a gradual process, but it is relentless: "Lear's disillusionment, once begun, sweeps all before it, toppling the analogical edifices of God and man, divine and human justice." As Mallin put it in our interview, King Lear is "essentially a godless document"; it describes a world "emptied of divinity."
The canon offers other hints of a godless Shakespeare: Hamlet's obsessive contemplation of death and decay, with no mention of an afterlife; Helena's assertion in All's Well That Ends Well that "Our remedies oft in ourselves do lie/ Which we ascribe to heaven"; Macbeth's assertion that life is "a tale, told by an idiot, signifying nothing." None of this proves that Shakespeare was an atheist—but it at least shows that he could imagine a godless world. And what better place to exercise that imagination than the London stage—the one place where one could dethrone a king, ridicule a nobleman, compare a prince to a beggar, and ignore the divine; the one place where one might be subversive and yet avoid the gallows.
The idea of an "atheist Shakespeare" seems to have taken root in the early years of the 20th century, by coincidence—or perhaps not—the same time when King Lear was first imagined to surpass Hamlet in greatness. As George Santayana has written, the playwright was faced with a stark choice:
For Shakespeare, in the matter of religion, the choice lay between Christianity and nothing. He chose nothing. … The cosmos eludes him; he does not seem to feel the need of framing that idea. He depicts human life in all its richness and variety, but leaves that life without a setting, and consequently without a meaning.
"Nothing," of course, is one of the great themes in Lear; in the very first scene, we hear it four times. The wicked sisters, Regan and Goneril, shower their father with extravagant declarations of devotion. Lear then asks his third daughter, Cordelia, what she can say to top her sisters' claims:
Nothing, my lord.
Nothing will come from nothing, speak again.
Shakespeare is just setting the stage; the mayhem and darkness are yet to unfold. Did the playwright "choose nothing"? Eric Mallin doesn't go quite that far. But he says that King Lear does lack "an image of a benevolent cosmos, of a benevolent deity." This may be partly due to a lack of belief on the part of its author, Mallin says—but it could also be because the supernatural is not Shakespeare's first concern. "He is interested in the social, in the worldly, in the sexual, in the linguistic," Mallin says. "He's interested in what happens on this planet. What matters is existence; what matters is what we do while we're here. And that strikes me as pretty modern."
The philosopher Colin McGinn, author of Shakespeare's Philosophy, considers the question of labeling Shakespeare an atheist but prefers the term "naturalist." His moral thinking is "entirely secular," McGinn writes. "He is simply saying, This is the way things are, like it or not." "People always use this phrase 'Things happen for a reason,' " McGinn told me. "But they don't. Sometimes, things happen for no reason at all. I think that's part of his whole worldview [in King Lear]. There's a strong vein of pessimism, I think, in Shakespeare. It's a very bleak view of the meaninglessness of everything."
The atheist Shakespeare theories may be gaining currency, but they can also be seen as the latest chapter in the never-ending story of Shakespeare's religious beliefs—a subject of boundless inquiry and speculation. He has been called everything from a closet Catholic to an apologist for the Protestant state religion; the truth, one suspects, is murkier. Amid the religious turmoil that marred the English psyche in the first half of the 16th century, Shakespeare, whatever he believed, was all too aware of the anguish brought on by religious quarreling.
We can't definitively label Shakespeare an atheist—even if we suspect we are seeing hints of such a worldview. All we can say is that he lived at a pivotal time in English history—a time when long-held beliefs were up for debate, a time of competing ideas and clashing values, a time of doubt and confusion.
Whether or not Shakespeare privately believed that the universe was meaningless, we will never know, although my suspicion is that he did not: Whatever one may discover (or fail to discover) in the depths of space, here on Earth there are places to go, friends to cherish, lovers to woo, and the occasional regicide to avenge. But Shakespeare, writing 400 years ago, was at least painfully aware of the possibility that that is all there is.
Adapted from The Science of Shakespeare: A New Look at the Playwright's Universe by Dan Falk. Copyright © 2014 by the author and reprinted by permission of Thomas Dunne Books.


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Some reflections on BrookhavenPublished 6:00am Sunday, December 1, 2013
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I trust as you read today's Daily Leader that you and your family are reflecting on a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving allows us all a time to individually and collectively consider how blessed we are, eat a lot of good food and, I hope, give thanks for all that we are given. We don't have to look far to see many who are much less fortunate.
I have learned that the Brookhaven/Lincoln County community citizens have a history of supporting causes that help those in need. Just this past Wednesday the Bank of Brookhaven and Daily Leader continued a tradition of kicking off and sponsoring the annual Holiday Food Pantry Drive.
Between now and Christmas more local banks, businesses and individuals will share their blessings by donating to the drive. These donations will be used by several local ministries to help make Christmas brighter for many families. I have seen local churches give shoeboxes filled with items that will be given to the needy to make Christmas morning better reflect the true meaning of Christmas.
Brookhaven responds strongly to the admonition of Luke 12:48 that "to whom much is given, much is required." Let's not lose that spirit of thanksgiving, and even further understand, that the need to help others is present all year long.
I have been asked by several people my first impressions or thoughts of Brookhaven. They want to know how this community looks through a fresh set of eyes.
This is a difficult question to answer because I know from experience that first impressions are not always accurate. You have heard that you can't judge a book by its cover.
I have a few first impressions that I believe reflect the past and will contribute to a strong future for this entire community.
• A healthy respect for history:
The restoration of several businesses and homes in the downtown area illustrate that, while striving to improve, we don't want to forget the contributions of those who came before us.
• The community is genuinely caring and friendly:
My wife and I have moved several times during our newspaper career, and we know it's easy to be dismissed as newcomers to a community with a handshake and hello. Our experience here is nothing like that. We have been invited to dinner, Sunday school and church and to speak at civic clubs. Most of you remember our names and where you met us … now that's something I have trouble doing. As Brookhaven grows with new residents, a sincere and true welcome is important.
• Commitment to education:
I didn't put education at the top of my list today, but it really should be No. 1. There is nothing more important to any community than strong support for education. If we don't insist that our children are educated, academically and spiritually, we are not preparing our community for the future. Without excellence in education, we are not preparing the community to compete in a global and technological community.
• Economic development:
There is a strong community and government interest in helping existing industry expand jobs while increasing marketing efforts to attract new industry. Brookhaven and Lincoln County are fortunate to already have good four-lane highways and rail service that help bring people to shop and work. (Really, do those trains need to blow their horns so long and loud?).
• Excellent health care:
King's Daughters Medical Center and the combined medical community provide excellent and up-to-date medical care for a community the size of Brookhaven. This is important today and for future growth. The Affordable Care Act is changing the way we receive health care. This community is fortunate to have its medical professionals leading the effort of delivery of expert medical care.
There are certainly more impressions and issues that should make this list. You may have ideas of your own as to how to make a better first impression. If so, I hope you will share them with us.
By working together, we can all contribute to making that first impression of Brookhaven/Lincoln County positive.
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Simon Litten, retired research scientist, Department of Environmental Conservation, Altamont
The middle- and working-class families among us may be forgoing the necessities of life to have a roof over their heads; we must build communities that allow for a mix of housing, affordable to all classes of natives and newcomers alike.
In amassing random viewpoints on hydraulic fracturing, Westerlo's advisory committee has drawn no conclusions. The committee needs to guide the town before the window of opportunity closes.
MAPS (Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship) is a continent-wide coordinated bird banding effort that monitors breeding-season, landbird populations and helps inform conservation and management efforts.
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Hi All,
I never really posted here, but I wanted to share with you my wedding day. My husband and I had an entire wedding under $10,000. Yes, it can happen. We are both teachers, and worked very hard and saved and saved for our....honeymoon! We spent three weeks in Italy, France, and England! So, instead of a big, expensive wedding, we decided to splurge on our honeymoon. Here is how we did it:
First of all we made a guest list and then made another and another. It was so hard cutting down to just 80 people, but we knew in order to pull it all off, we could not have more than 90. We invited 97 people, and ended up with 82 at our wedding! It was the perfect size, for us.
Stow Acres Country Club- A+
This is a very beautiful country club in Stow, MA. The club house is a bit on the smaller side, but the wrap around porch was perfect for the guests to hang out and talk while we were taking photographs. We opted out of open-bar, which saved a bundle, but the guests didn't mind. Cocktails there are reliatively cheap, I think about $3.50 for a beer and $4.50 for a glass of wine. Our room looked beautiful, and the food was great. We chose a chicken dish that was awesome. We only had 8 tables to the room looked a little "big", but they spread the tables out perfectly. The dance floor is huge, and the people who work there are great and are extremely attentive.
Total cost of the venue= $5,000
Keith Berry at berryphotos.com A+
Keith is AMAZING. He was such a pleasure to work with from the very beginning. He knew we had a very strict budget and was not judgmental at all, and never once tried to get us to upgrade, which I found some other photographers to do.
What also attracted me to Keith was that his time was unlimited. My husband and I did some photos of just us before the ceremony, which was very special, and Keith never made us feel rushed. He was just so nice, so amazing, and really loves his work. We might upgrade and get an album, but have not decided yet. I highly him recommend anyone who is on a budget, you won't have to worry one bit, he is truly awesome!
Total cost of photography= $1,995
Davids Bridal, Natick B-/C+
I was really nervous about getting my dress here due to all the horrible reviews I had heard about them, but I bit the bullet and went to the Natick store one night and had an awesome experience with Laina. She was very attentive. It was a random Tuesday night in November and barely anyone else was in the store, she helped me try on about 15 dresses and I found the one that night.
However, I had major beef with the alterations department. I should have known to have gone to another seamstress. My first fitting went OK, but the woman rushed me and was kind of rude, but I didn't say anything because I was all afraid of her ruining my dress! My second fitting I noticed she didn't sew in the padded bra like I had asked her too, and she had a major attitude with me. It all worked out in the end and my dress came out gorgeous, and I got compliments all night.
Total cost of dress= $399 + alterations $175= $574
I got my beautiful single layer elbow length veil on eBay! What a steal!
Total cost of veil= $20
Hair & Makeup
I have long hair, so I decided to just use a curling iron and add some soft curls. It looked great! I also used my own makeup. It saved so much!
Total cost= FREE!
Husbands Tux
Men's Wearhouse
Hubby didn't actually wear a tux, he bought a navy blue blazer and wore a nice pair of khakis he already owned with a nice crisp white shirt and a navy and light blue tie...it looked great!
Total cost of blazer= $150
No DJ!
We used our iPod on an iPod dock and it worked GREAT!! I was so worried about this, but hubby convinced me it would work, and everything was perfect. If you have the technology, I highly highly highly recommend it!
Totaly cost of DJ= FREE!
Stop & Shop
We used Stop & Shop. We only got two bouquets (I only had a MOH) and four boutienneirs (sp?), and two corsages. I used all ivory roses to keep the costs down. My bouquet was one dozen ivory roses, MOH was half dozen ivory roses. They looked great. Simple yet elegant!
Total cost of flowers= $200
Christmas Tree Shop
8 Glass Vases @$5 each
8 navy blue candles @$7 each
4 sacks of white pebbles @8 each
Total cost= $128
As a gift to my husband and I, his mother made our invitations and save-the-dates, so I don't know how much those cost.
Anyway, I thought I would share with you, that you can have a beautiful wedding under $10,000! :)
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I had a WHOLE wedding under $10,000!
I had a WHOLE wedding under $10,000!
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Re: I had a WHOLE wedding under $10,000!
posted at 7/20/2009 3:00 PM EDTemma143, that all sounds so amazing! So great that everything worked out so nicely for you, and you enjoyed your day.
Re: I had a WHOLE wedding under $10,000!
posted at 7/20/2009 3:04 PM EDTCongratulations, Emma! I LOVE your dress, so pretty :) I am sorry you had problems with DB, but happy it all worked out in the end!
Re: I had a WHOLE wedding under $10,000!
posted at 7/20/2009 3:23 PM EDTCongratulations! Thanks for posting your success at staying within a very modest budget and still having a beautiful wedding and exciting honeymoon. (And, I appreciate that you gave a grade other than some version of an A when they really deserved something less than "excellent.")
P.S. By the way, we also had only 80 people, and I feel your pain for keeping it small. However, like you, we found it to be PERFECT in the end.
Re: I had a WHOLE wedding under $10,000!
posted at 7/20/2009 3:31 PM EDTFinally, a bride who doesn't have to break the bank.
Re: I had a WHOLE wedding under $10,000!
posted at 7/20/2009 5:34 PM EDTThanks and congratulations!! I do have to say, though, that I include the cost of my honeymoon as part of the total wedding cost. I am sure that would push up your total quite a bit. I don't mean to be negative, just sayin'. I do appreciate your sharing!!
Re: I had a WHOLE wedding under $10,000!
posted at 7/25/2009 12:45 AM EDT
I went to a wonderful wedding at Stow Acres years ago -- glad to hear it's still great. Congratulations!


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PicOfTheWeek: Beef plate short ribs, cut into ribs and tips sections. (Thanks to Mike and Mauri at Sherman Provision Meat Market, my local butcher, for finding this cut for me.)
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Within the Walls of Lucca, Both Mystery and Music
Published: August 13, 2000
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It is at this time of year that theater and opera also come to life. The jewel-like and historic Teatro del Giglio begins its opera season; last fall it was with ''La Sonnambula'' by Bellini. Puccini, like Catalani and Boccherini, were from this town, and the citizenry, amazingly just now awaking to the extraordinary reputation of ''La Boheme'' and ''Madama Butterfly'' in the rest of the world, are plotting citywide festivals of Pucciniana in the next few years: in October, ''Il Trittico,'' followed in succesive seasons by ''La Fanciulla del West'' and ''Turandot.''
If culture begins to wear on you, comforts are to be had. One place to stay is the large, slightly worn but engaging Hotel Universo. Administered by silver-haired, good-hearted but sometimes grumpy men, the Universo is reasonably priced and looks directly across the Piazza del Giglio to the opera house. Once a ducal palazzo, its rooms tend now to be small and minimal in the manner of so many European midpriced hotels. Traces of grandeur remain in the high-ceilinged lobby and in the faded murals and frescoes of the second-floor breakfast and conference rooms.
Sitting at the Universo's front door, one can soak up music history without so much as wiggling the toes. Look straight ahead to the Giglio where Gilbert Duprez in 1831 introduced Italian opera to the first tenorial high C sung from the chest, thus changing the medium forever. Turn your head to the right and contemplate the stately Palazzo Ducale, where Paganini, wizard of the violin, had apartments and was said to frolic illicitly with his landlord, Maria Luisa of the Parma Bourbons.
If you are hungry and feeling a bit fancy, walk two doors to the left. At the Ristorante del Giglio one finds superior veal and wild mushrooms and a splendid La Badiola red wine for under $40 a person. Fancy is not always best in this city, however.
I have dined well and often in the back room of Da Guido on the Via Giovanni Battista. Presiding is Leo Barsotti, who makes or grows almost everything you eat: wine, olive oil, chickens, rabbits, produce. Finish with the hard biscotti Toscani and an after-dinner glass of the local vin santo. One's stomach is well treated for under $20. (Blue-collar workers pay by the week, and assuredly less.) Mr. Barsotti doesn't speak English, but his young waiter is taking lessons and is happy to use you for practice. Another plain and pleasant place is Slim Joes restaurant on the Corte Campana, started originally by an American couple. Large, well-lighted and popular with townsfolk, Da Giulio is near the city walls on the Via delle Conce.
Increasingly a tourist destination, Lucca could use more hotels. Locals will steer you to small and welcoming ones off the winding central streets. One is the Piccolo Hotel Puccini on the Via di Poggio, another is La Luna on the Via Fillungo.
Lucca, like most of urban Europe, has its antique district (the Via del Battistero) and all the familiar big-name boutiques. But Bellandi on the Via Beccheria behind the Universo, offers sweaters, scarves and related goods of a splendor and variety I don't find in New York at three times the price. If you, like me, pine for those old European bath towels, the ones with the hard and waffled textures, they are stocked at In Villa on the Via Vittorio Veneto. I bought two big ones for $35 each, and scarcely anything Turkish has touched my back since.
The walls, most of which were built in the 16th and 17th centuries to protect Lucca from marauders, also help modify the corrosive traffic plaguing most Italian cities. Many thoroughfares and byways are for pedestrians only, and this is truly a walkable town, especially along the tops of the walls themselves. One stop on almost every pedestrian tour is the Caffe di Simo on the Via Fillungo where Puccini and colleagues gathered. It has its glossy charm, but odd and accidental discoveries on aimless walks are often more interesting. I was struck by the postered death notices found on walls all over town. Paid obituaries in local newspapers, I was told, are expensive; these ''manifesti per lutto'' are the medium of choice.
The towers are fascinating. Where 130 once existed, only about nine remain, some four and five stories high. Trump-like, rich homeowners once used towers to compete among themselves: the higher the altitude, the more potent the family. That the Torre delle Ore on the Via Fillungo survives has to do with its clock, deemed a practical necessity.
Wandering through the Roman Ampitheater, laid out in the first century A.D., one comes upon ancient houses now being peeled to the original brick. The smooth facades we associate with old Italian cities were in fact a product of the plague. Stucco, it was thought by 14th-century Lucchesi, sealed off disease.
The Renaissance did pay rich visits to Lucca. See especially Tintoretto's ''Last Supper'' at San Martino, the cathedral built in the sixth century, rebuilt in the 11th and notable for its stacked arcades and sculpted pillars. A lot of Lucca's striking pictures, facades and sculpture are older. In San Martino, spend time in two places. First, before the Volto Santo. If the glaring eyes of the Christ figure follow you too closely, find relief and calm in the extraordinarily beautiful Sarcophagus of Ilaria del Carretto, young wife of the powerful Paolo Guinigi, carved by Jacopo della Quercia in 1405.


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April 11, 2007
By Michael Knapp, US Army Military History Institute, US Army Heritage and Education Center.
Ninety years ago this week, General John J. Pershing was selected to lead an American Expeditionary Force to France to assist the Allies in their fight against the Central Powers of Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Freshly recalled to Washington from the Mexican border where he was involved in the Punitive Expedition chasing the bandit Pancho Villa, Pershing would have to create a force unlike any previous force in the history of the U.S. Army.
The U.S. Army entered the 20th Century still using the basic structure it used in the Civil War. During the Spanish-American War , this was found to be unwieldy and slow to mobilize and move large numbers of men overseas. War Department studies, commissioned early in the century by Secretary of War Elihu Root , and the National Defense Act of 1916 had begun to address this problem, yet serious challenges still faced Pershing. He would have to craft a plan to use the small Regular Army along with the mobilized National Guard as well as the newly created National Army of draftees and form these into Divisions which would fight this new war.
Just as today's Army is undergoing a transformation to more mobile, lethal and self-contained units, the Army of the First World War became Pershing's vision of the force needed to fight for America's cause among the Great Powers of Europe. He began to build a 100 Division  force; the same divisions are still with us today, having seen service in all of America's wars since 1918. The American Expeditionary Force was crafted to address the new realities of modern war. The technological leaps forward in weapons gave rise to new formations in the Army Air Service , the birth of the Tank Corps , and the Chemical Corps . Another field which evolved to meet new and horrendous aspects of this war was military medicine , and an enormous logistic need arose to supply the millions of men in army bases and on the front lines overseas. Pershing realized that such a force would require a great deal of organization and leadership. In response to this, he created the concept of a General Staff , complete with staff sections dealing with the various aspects of an army in the field.
Chosen as a proven leader, with a strong personality and known public persona from his service with the 10th Cavalry and most recently on the Mexican Border, "Black Jack" Pershing seemed the obvious choice to lead a fledgling force to France. Few could have foreseen his strenuous efforts to avoid sending American soldiers piecemeal to fill the ranks of the depleted British and French armies. Instead, he insisted on maintaining the integrity of American divisions, and he eventually formed them into the American First , Second , and Third  Armies. The structure which he created would be the template for the American Army as we know it. Just as it did in 1917-18, the Army is once again transforming itself to meet the challenges of warfare in the 21st Century. Pershing would be proud!


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The United Nations
Volume 29: 2004
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Continuing CHAPTER I
Conference on Disarmament 2004
Nuclear disarmament
In 2004, the Conference on Disarmament once again could not adopt a programme of work. Consequently, it did not establish a subsidiary body to deal with nuclear disarmament. The issue of nuclear disarmament was therefore addressed in its plenary meetings. With a view to the upcoming 2005 NPT Review Conference, several references were made to the outcomes of previous NPT Review Conferences and, in particular, to the "13 practical steps" for systematic and progressive efforts towards nuclear disarmament. Concerns related to the proliferation of WMD, in particular nuclear weapons and related technologies, both to States and non-state actors remained high on the Conference's agenda. The importance of the Security Council Resolutions 1373 (2001) and 1540 (2004) was underscored on several occasions.
The proposal on the programme of work by five former Presidents of the Conference (the so-called A5 Proposal) was considered, as was the case last year, by many delegations as the preferred basis for a programme of work.
While the Non-Aligned Movement continued to give the highest priority to nuclear disarmament,
the Western Group underscored the importance of negotiations on a fissile material cut-off treaty (FMCT). China continued to emphasize the issue of the prevention of an arms race in outer space (PAROS).
In the same context, Pakistan noted that the A5 proposal contained four items which had to be addressed (FMCT, nuclear disarmament, PAROS and negative security assurances).
A view was expressed that issues such as WMD proliferation including the double standard in the perception of such weapons, the traffic in fissile material, obstacles concerning the establishment of NWFZs as well as the growing menace of terrorism and WMD required the immediate attention of the Conference on Disarmament.
Libya's decision to ratify the CTBT was widely welcomed, as was Iran's signature, on 18 December 2003, of the IAEA Additional Protocol to its Safeguards Agreement.
Iran considered nuclear disarmament to be a priority of the Conference on Disarmament and noted that no progress had been made in that field, particularly the implementation of the thirteen steps adopted at the 2000 NPT Review Conference. Moreover, it questioned the value of current unilateral and bilateral initiatives to reduce nuclear weapons as they lacked international verification measures and could be reversed at any time. Furthermore, it defended its own right of access to nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Several Arab countries recalled the pledges made by the nuclear-weapon States at the 2000 NPT Review Conference to make progress towards the complete dismantlement of their nuclear arsenals. Those pledges have yet to be implemented and the results of the third session of the Preparatory Committee for the seventh NPT Review Conference were hardly encouraging.
The Arab Group attached great importance to disarmament issues, particularly nuclear disarmament, out of a sincere desire to create security, stability and peace at the international and regional levels.
The Group underscored that over the past three decades, the Arab States had adopted clear policies on disarmament, ratified the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and launched several initiatives to rid the Middle East region of WMD, particularly nuclear weapons, including the setting up of a committee of government experts in the League of Arab States to prepare a draft treaty to make the Middle East a zone free of weapons of mass destruction. The Group believed that, in the light of the situation in the Middle East, it was now more important than ever for the international community to consider adopting effective and practical alternatives to rid the Middle East of weapons of mass destruction.
In that regard, Syria recalled that on behalf of the Arab Group it had presented an initiative to the Security Council in April 2003 concerning the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East.
The United States suggested that States should enact and enforce effective domestic laws and controls that supported non-proliferation. It noted that the NPT sought to strike a balance between preventing proliferation and permitting maximum scope for States to pursue peaceful nuclear programmes. It maintained that resolving the problem of proliferation would not be quick or easy as terrorists and outlaw regimes would not be dissuaded by high-minded speeches or written agreements. It stated that the first step could be fostering an environment in which outlaw behavior would be met with universal condemnation and with real consequences that would make the cost of proliferation unsustainable.
The United Kingdom declared that the greatest contribution that non-nuclear-weapon States could make to nuclear disarmament was to continue to renounce nuclear weapons and to assure that their partners did the same. It added that the existing nuclear-weapon States could greatly contribute by refraining from testing and manufacturing fissile material and by continuing to reduce their arsenals to the minimum level.
It declared that while the existing nuclear-weapon States had reduced their arsenals and were continuing to do so; proliferation still continued.
It considered that the inevitability of gradualism would continue to operate for obvious reasons and that once the perception of threat was eliminated, the salience of nuclear weapons in security policies would lessen.
Both the United States and United Kingdom spoke extensively on the issue of counter-proliferation. The latter read out a recent statement by British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, while Ambassador Sanders of the United States cited the practical steps identified by President Bush, in his 11 February 2004 address to discourage proliferation.
Nigeria felt that the lack of progress in nuclear disarmament had generated certain impressions around the world that questioned the bona fide non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament commitments of the nuclear powers. The continuing technological sophistication of those weapons in violation of the commitment under Article VI of the NPT reinforced those impressions. It believed that the five major nuclear powers, as permanent members of the Security Council (P5), should recommit themselves to genuine nuclear disarmament, because any presumption of their indefinitive possession of nuclear weapons would not be compatible with sustaining global non-proliferation. As a first, tangible step in that direction, the P5 should take the lead to ensure the early entry into force of the CTBT, as a demonstration of good faith in that regard.
Nigeria stressed the need for the Conference on Disarmament to take into account the interrelationship between disarmament, global security and common development in order to see their way through in the Conference.
Bangladesh strongly supported regional approaches to nuclear disarmament, including the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones in South Asia, in the Middle East and in other parts of the world.
Japan underscored its efforts to promote nuclear disarmament by aiming to achieve a peaceful and secure world, free of nuclear weapons. Its resolution to the UN General Assembly on nuclear disarmament entitled "A path to the total elimination of nuclear weapons", garnered 164 affirmative votes last December, the largest since its first adoption in 2000.
Ireland considered that preserving the integrity of the NPT meant respecting all its provisions and the commitments freely undertaken at the previous NPT Review Conferences. Together with the other New Agenda Coalition partners, it worked to implement Article VI of the NPT to accomplish the total elimination of nuclear arsenals.
The Netherlands and Canada explored "innovative" approaches to expanding the legal framework of the non-proliferation regime, including the elements referred to by IAEA Director General El Baradei and President Bush, namely a rigid system of export controls, international control of the nuclear fuel cycle and the Proliferation Security Initiative.
The Netherlands, on behalf of the European Union, presented a comprehensive approach on key emerging threats, namely: terrorism, WMD proliferation, organized crime, State failure and regional conflicts.
To address those threats, the EU based its approach on multilateral disarmament and non-proliferation instruments, non-proliferation mainstreaming in other policies, support of the multilateral institutions charged with verification of compliance with relevant instruments, enhanced consequence management capabilities and coordination, and national as well as international export controls. Furthermore, the EU placed emphasis on regional solutions for regional problems as well as on an international order based on the rule of law and effective multilateralism. That approach was translated into active policies, which,
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Fissile material for nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices
In 2004, as in previous years, difficulties over reaching an agreement on a comprehensive programme of work which would take into account the negotiating priorities of all Member States, prevented the Conference on Disarmament from re-establishing the Ad Hoc Committee which worked shortly in 1998. The issue of the prohibition of the production of fissile material for weapons purposes was addressed during plenary meetings, as well as an informal plenary meeting devoted to considering issues under item 1 of the agenda of the Conference - "Cessation of the nuclear arms race and nuclear disarmament".
During the first half of the session, delegations reiterated their well-established views on the subject. In addition, the Republic of Korea was of the view that nuclear -weapon States might voluntarily declare a moratorium on the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons even before the conclusion of negotiations. It also advocated the broadest participation in the negotiations, including non-parties to the NPT. Poland, recalling that in its 1998 report the Conference recommended the reestablishment at the beginning of its 1999 session of the Ad Hoc Committee on the prohibition of the production of fissile material, was of the opinion that the re-establishment of this committee was a key element in rebuilding the credibility of the Conference. The Netherlands recalled its contributions to an informal process over the last few years to keep the FMCT alive in Geneva. The NAM States, and particularly Bangladesh and Syria emphasized that any treaty on the prohibition of the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons must include the existing stockpiles of such material. Algeria was of the view that a convention prohibiting the production of fissile material for military purposes, with verification and controls over existing stockpiles, should be an element of a global approach to nuclear disarmament. It added that a convention should also include an instrument to assure the NNWS against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons, a convention prohibiting the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons and a treaty to eliminate them. In such an approach, the fissile material ban would be restored to the framework of nuclear disarmament, achievements in limiting and reducing nuclear stockpiles would be incorporated in a multilateral process and the legitimate fears of the NNWS would be taken up in a legally-binding regime that would build confidence among nations.
The issue of the prohibition of a production of fissile material for nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices was discussed in a more detailed way at the informal plenary meeting devoted to the item "cessation of the nuclear arms race and nuclear disarmament". Later, the President of the Conference on Disarmament, drew attention to a proposal on the establishment of an expert group to address technical issues related to the prohibition of the production of fissile materials. Recalling similar expert groups dealing with the verification of the prohibition of nuclear weapon tests, the President believed that such a mechanism would facilitate better understanding of the complexities involved in a ban on fissile material. Norway noted that during the informal plenary meeting several delegations regarding negotiations on an FMCT as their priority also expressed their willingness to address other issues in the Conference as well. On the other hand, those who advocated the prominence of nuclear disarmament or PAROS did not reject the importance of an FMCT. Norway considered it to be an encouraging development.
At the beginning of the third part of the session, the United States announced its new position on an FMCT. Reaffirming its commitment to the negotiations in the Conference of a legally-binding treaty banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices, it announced that its policy review had raised serious concerns that realistic, effective verification of an FMCT was not achievable. The United States also emphasized also that an FMCT was ripe for negotiations and achievable, but it must have a clean mandate that was not linked to any other unrelated proposals for the Conference's ad hoc committees.
Many delegations welcomed the statement by the United States and offered some preliminary comments. The United Kingdom, reiterating its support for negotiating a fissile material cut-off treaty in the Conference on Disarmament and recalling its view that an FMCT should be effectively verifiable, stated that it would approach the United States proposal with an open mind in the hope that it would permit early agreement to start work in the Conference. It also confirmed the maintenance of the moratorium on producing fissile material for nuclear weapons. The United Kingdom believed that an FMCT should be approached separately on its own merit and not as a part of a comprehensive package. France, reiterating its support for negotiations on an FMCT, emphasized its openness to proposals which could help re-launch them. Accordingly France was ready to consider the United States proposal. The Netherlands welcomed the finalization of the review of an FMCT by the United States and was looking forward to having a substantive debate on the verifiability concerns of such a treaty. In this connection, the Netherlands hoped that discussions on verifiability could be conducted without any premature conclusions. Japan, welcoming the United States statement, believed that it opened a new window of opportunity for the Conference to start negotiations on a legally-binding FMCT. Japan maintained that the treaty should be effectively verifiable, since an effective verification mechanism was essential for the transparency and accountability of fissile material production, thus ensuring the credibility of the treaty. Similarly, Australia believed that an FMCT should include appropriate verification arrangements. Australia recalled its so-called "focused approach" for effective and cost-efficient FMCT verification. Under this approach, verification measures would apply to fissile material produced after the treaty's entry into force, and to the enrichment and reprocessing plants. Australia was ready to work with the United States and others to ensure effective FMCT verification and emphasized that the first objective was to secure a start to FMCT negotiations so that verification and other issues could be taken forward. China attached importance to the United States proposal on an FMCT, and hoped for further clarification of issues, particularly those related to the mandate of the ad hoc committee on an FMCT, verification and the content of the treaty framework. Argentina was convinced that the United States support for FMCT negotiations combined with the broadly expressed support from members of the Conference offered hopes for speedy approval of the Conference's programme of work. Germany noted that it would thoroughly examine the results of the United States review of an FMCT. Germany also emphasized that a treaty banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons was the next logical step in the process of multilateral nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation. It felt that the negotiations should be based on the Shannon mandate, which was also contained in the revised A-5 proposal and which called for a non-discriminatory, multilateral and internationally and effectively verifiable FMCT.
Negative security assurances
Many non-nuclear-weapon States reaffirmed their active interest in the issue of negative security assurances (NSA).
Syria affirmed the need for a binding instrument on effective international arrangements and measures to assure NNWS against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.
Nigeria stated that the lack of seriousness in nuclear disarmament had unfortunately generated certain impressions around the world, questioning the bona fide commitment of the nuclear Powers to non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament. Moreover, the refusal to conclude a legally-binding multilateral agreement to extend negative security assurances against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons to NNWS only reinforced those impressions.
For its part, the DPRK also asserted that nuclear non-proliferation could only be meaningfully sustained if the NNWS were assured, under legally-binding commitments, that their independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty would be safeguarded against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.
Norway stated that NWS should deal with NSA issues seriously.
The Netherlands maintained that legally-binding negative security guarantees by the NWS would strengthen the nuclear non-proliferation regime by taking away one rationale for some countries to seek nuclear weapons.
Bangladesh affirmed that NNWS parties to the NPT had a legitimate right to receive an unconditional assurance from the NWS that they would not use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against them. It was therefore critically important that renewed and vigorous efforts were taken on a priority basis to conclude a universal, unconditional and legally-binding instrument to provide security assurances to NNWS.
CD/1693, 23 January 2003. This and all subsequent documents of the Conference on Disarmament (CD) are available from http://disarmament. un.org/cd.
CD/PV.941 (20 January 2004).
CD/PV.946 (12 February 2004).
CD/PV.962 (29 July 2004).
CD/PV.944 (29 January 2004).
CD/PV.941, op. cit., p. 3.
CD/PV.944, op. cit., pp. 2-5.
CD/PV.958 (3 June 2004).
Ibid., p. 6.
CD/PV.943 (10 August 2004).
CD/PV.948 (26 February 2004).
CD/PV.968 (7 September 2004).
Ibid., p.4.
CD/PV.948 (26 February 2004).
CD/PV.950 (11 March 2004).
Ibid., p. 10.
CD/PV.951 (16 March 2004).
CD/PV.950 (11 March 2004).
CD/PV.951, op. cit., p. 10.
CD/PV.963 (5 August 2004).
CD/PV.943, op. cit., p.3.
CD/PV.950, op. cit., p.9.
CD/PV.951, op. cit. p.22.
CD/PV.962 (29 July 2004)
CD/PV.952 (17 March 2004)
CD/PV.951, op. cit., p.14.
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