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Chloé.Attitudes is an exhibition celebrating Chloé's 60-year contribution to fashion culture. Since 1952, from Gaby Aghion to its present Creative Director, Clare Waight Keller, it has built an enviable legacy of luxury 'Prêt-a-Porter'.
The exhibition, at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, takes a playful and thematic path through Chloé's creativity, pausing at key moments within its history.
The exhibition is a product of Chloé's recently formed archive situated at the Maison's Parisian headquarters, within which are thousands of ensembles, drawings and references, many of which are on show to the public for the first time.
The exhibition opened on 29th September and runs until 18th November 2012. If you are in Paris, we'd love you to pop in and take a look.
If you're not able to visit in person, please enjoy this short film narrated by curator, Judith Clark: a filmic fly- through of the key exhibits, features and themes. We hope it provides a small insight into what you're missing – or a tantalising glimpse of Chloe.Attitudes if you are lucky enough to attend.
Gaby Aghion
Born in Egypt in 1921, Gaby Aghion moved to Paris after the war and pioneered the concept of "luxury ready-to-wear" with the creation of Chloé in 1952. She did not feel comfortable with the restrictive wardrobe of the fifties and her thirst for greater emancipation quickly outweighed this "Couture" period as she turned the page without hesitation to offer women a new approach to fashion.See the designs
The young Gaby chose the fabrics, drew six models and had them made by the head seamstress at the atelier Lelong. She then decided to offer them herself to the fashion boutiques which were then just starting to carry ready-to-wear clothes. She put on the first Chloé show in 1956 at a breakfast at the Café de Flore, the epicentre of young intellectual Parisians that she mingled with. It was a success and today she is still the first to express her surprise at her own audacity.
To keep the flame alive and the label youthful, Gaby Aghion continuously sought talented designers, names that are now part of the history of contemporary fashion, to work alongside her.
Embrun dress, Gaby Aghion for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1960
Gaby Aghion for Chloé, 1967
Gaby Aghion for Chloé, 1960
Karl Lagerfeld
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In 1965, a young man from Hamburg, Karl Lagerfeld, joined Chloé and worked under the direction of Gaby Aghion – alongside Maxime de La Falaise, Michèle Rosier and Graziella Fontana – before being appointed the house's exclusive designer in 1975.See the designs
Under his direction, Chloé became one of the most iconic brands of the seventies. Karl was particularly noted for his sense of humour and eccentric creations. Each of his collections for the brand became a happening.
Karl left Chloé in 1984, but was to return for a second time in 1992, staying for another four years.
Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1975
Angkor Dress, Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1983
Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1994
Martine Sitbon
Born in Casablanca Martine Sitbon came to Paris to study at the fashion school, Studio Berçot. In 1987 she joined Chloé as Creative Director.See the designs
Her silhouettes for the brand played on a soft femininity combined with an eclectic wardrobe, with references as diverse as a nineteenth century dandy, the Edwardian era and a matador.
Although her early collections seem fairytale-esque, it was rock music – especially from the seventies – that became the strongest influence on Sitbon's Chloé designs.
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1990
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1992
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1992
Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney was born in London – the daughter of Sir Paul, and his wife Linda. At the age of 26, after graduating from Central Saint Martins, Stella was hired by Chloé as Creative Director to replace the outgoing Karl Lagerfeld.See the designs
Inspired by her mother – who wore Chloé – the young designer brought a breath of fresh air: celebrities, style and buzz, youth and glamour, became part of the Chloé world.
The brand took on a vintage, sexy, rock 'n' roll tone, appealing to a new generation of young women who were nostalgic without being sentimental, independent and modern. The Chloé wardrobe always mixes all kinds of influences – and the vital energies of the street inspired Stella's take.
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1998
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1999
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2001
Phoebe Philo
When Stella McCartney left Chloé, her assistant and friend, Phoebe Philo, succeeded her at the brand. Born in Paris, Phoebe graduated from London's Central Saint Martins a year after Stella.See the designs
Her aesthetic was subtly different. With Phoebe's arrival, Chloé started to work leather, to the delight of customers, who rushed to get bags and shoes.
With Phoebe, a complete wardrobe of desirable pieces was developed – faithful to the spirit of the brand and yet right for now. She offered a new way of looking at fashion, adding a twist of British cool to the very Parisian Chloé.
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2004
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2004
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2006
Hannah MacGibbon
Hannah MacGibbon was born in London. Another graduate of the capital's Central Saint Martins, she initially worked under Phoebe at Chloé and is credited with bringing a touch of chic to the street style of her predecessor.See the designs
In 2008, Hannah took over the reigns at Chloé for three years. Bringing in a demure aesthetic of timeless pieces and neutral colours, she drew on a seventies aesthetic of the brand but with a modern twist. Wide capes, nude tones, jeans and chambray shirts were revisited, with belted high-waist pants.
Hannah's designs were about freshness, sophistication and grace – quintessentially Chloé.
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2009
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2010
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2011
Clare Waight Keller
Clare Waight Keller was born in Birmingham. She succeeded Hannah at Chloé in the summer of 2011, moving from Pringle of Scotland.See the designs
A graduate of the Royal College of Art, she began her career at Calvin Klein in New York, worked in the men's studio at Ralph Lauren, and then at Gucci, under Tom Ford.
Eagerly anticipated, Clare Waight Keller's first show for Chloé took place in October 2011. It went to Chloé's very soul – fluid and feminine "but boyish", she said, these qualities were expressed in long white and powder pink pleated dresses, eyelet embroidery and belts on the hips of wide pants.
Developing her take on Chloé for Autumn / Winter 2012, there were blouses, throw-on coats and pretty dresses in a sorbet palette. Chic, sensual and natural, that's Clare's Chloé.
Clare Waight Keller for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2012
Clare Waight Keller for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2012
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NGOs are concerned by the growing numbers of Cambodians enslaved on Thai fishing boats.
Updated at 9:50 a.m. EST on 2012-02-13
At least 100 Cambodians have escaped from forced labor conditions on Thai fishing boats over the past year, according to rights groups, highlighting an increasing and dangerous trend in human trafficking in the Southeast Asian region.
All of them were found in Indonesia, where boats linked to Thai human trafficking syndicates usually anchor at a fishing port on eastern Ambon island.
Ninety-three of the Cambodians have been repatriated home.
Mom Sok Char of Cambodia-based nongovernmental organization Legal Support for Children and Women (LSCW) said that his organization had received a number of telephone calls over the last year from Cambodian nationals seeking help in Indonesia after escaping from the fishing vessels.
"Since [the beginning of] 2011 there have been at least 100 victims rescued from Thai fishing boats," he said.
Some of them had swum to shore in Ambon after jumping from their boats under the cover of darkness, while others were rescued in raids on the high seas by Indonesian naval vessels on the lookout for boats involved in illegal fishing.
Mom Sok Char said that Thai boats fishing legally and illegally off Indonesian waters commonly unload their catch for processing at Ambon island, though they rarely dock at the island in order to prevent forced laborers from escaping. Vessels from the shore meet the boats at sea to ferry the fish back to land.
"This is a vicious cycle – each time the previous victims escape, the captors receive new victims," he said, adding that not only Cambodians, but Lao and Burmese nationals have also fallen prey to human traffickers who operate the boats.
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Mom Sok Char said that LSCW's representative in Indonesia had been contacted by the most recent group of 14 victims who had escaped between December 2011 and January 2012.
His organization coordinated the repatriation of seven of the victims funded by the Geneva-based International Organization for Migration (IOM). The remaining seven are expected to be home next week.
The repatriated seven are now back with their families, while LSCW is seeking the trafficking ring leaders who had lured the men to Thailand with the promise of work before selling them to boat captains.
"The victims said some of them had worked in the boats for between one and six years. They said they were forced to work 24 hours nonstop without pay," Mom Sok char said. "This is modern slavery."
He said that some of the victims told him when the workers were sick their captors had simply dumped them into the sea.
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Chris Lom, spokesman for IOM, told RFA in an interview that the organization's Indonesian office repatriated 63 victims trafficked for work on Thai fishing boats in December 2011.
The group had escaped from their Thai captors when their boats were forced to dock on Ambon island.
Lom said that slavery in Thailand is on the rise and is cause for concern.
"What happens is they sign on to Thai fishing boats and then find themselves in very exploitative situations. Frequently, an agent will sell them to a Thai captain," he said.
He added that the men are most frequently trafficked while aboard a vessel on the Andaman Sea off Thailand's southern Ranong province, or on the Gulf of Thailand.
"Once they are on the boats, it is very difficult for them to escape. They frequently go unpaid and are often abused by the Thai captains," he said.
"They can also remain at sea for a very long time – even several years – because Thai fishing boats commonly fish throughout the region."
Lom said the fishing boats transfer and receive supplies from other boats, making it difficult for trafficking victims to escape.
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Sometimes the victims are lucky enough to be rescued by the Indonesian navy as they intercept boats fishing illegally in Indonesian waters, leading to a confiscation of the vessel.
"In these circumstances, if the crews can contact the IOM or local NGOs to alert them that they were exploited in a trafficking situation, then we can sometimes help to repatriate them," he said.
He said a very large number of young and uneducated Cambodian men end up on Thai fishing boats after becoming the victims of human trafficking, and he called on the Cambodian government to raise awareness of the issue.
The U.S. State Department last year ranked Cambodia a Tier 2 country in its 2011 Trafficking in Persons report, saying the government had failed to make progress in prosecuting human traffickers and protecting trafficking victims.
"Corruption at all levels continued to impede progress in combating trafficking and fostering an enabling environment for trafficking," the report said.
About 200,000 to 450,000 people are trafficked annually in the Greater Mekong subregion, which includes southern China, Laos, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, the countries joined by the Mekong River, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
Reported by Samean Yun for RFA's Khmer service. Translated by Samean Yun. Written in English by Joshua Lipes.
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(USA TODAY) - There are many things that fans deal with when attending a major league baseball game.
Parking. Crowds. Long lines at the concession stand. Dealing with obnoxious fans. The dreaded heat. Forgetting a glove.
These are common. But dodging a stray bullet is not.
According to Fox Sports Florida, Charles Sweatt was hit in the right leg by a stray bullet on June 16 at Tropicana Field while attending the Tampa Bay Rays-Miami Marlins game.
The 55-year-old fan said he thought he was hit by a foul ball right away, according to the Tampa Bay Times. But is was a bullet.
It did not penetrate the skin and Sweatt was left with a bruise.
It's unlikely that the shot came from inside the building and likely came through the roof, but St. Petersburg police declined to speculate.
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Welcome back to BracketRacket, the one-stop shop for all your NCAA tournament needs.
Today, we see what happens when Ohio State hits a buzzer beater, ride shotgun with NASCAR driver Elliott Sadler and see why the cool kids are referring to Fort Myers, Fla., as "Dunk City."
But first, let's acquaint ourselves with the Sweet 16, shall we?
On a day that boasted several close-but-not-quite upset threats, Florida Gulf Coast (aka. Dunk City or Florida Dunk Coast) bucked things with a 10-point win over San Diego State to become the first No. 15 seed ever in the Sweet 16. Indiana and Ohio State beat even lower seeded teams Sunday - and had much more stressful games.
"These guys are rock stars," TBS announcer Len Elmore said as a few Eagles players walked up into the stands at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia to nab some seats during the first half of the Creighton-Duke game.
Of the 8.15 million brackets filled out on ESPN.com, just under 1 percent - about 77,000 - had Florida Gulf Coast making the Sweet 16.
Fewer than 3,000 have them winning the title.
They'll join No. 12 seed Oregon and 13th-seeded La Salle as the lowest seeded teams in the Sweet 16. Also in: top seeds Louisville, Kansas and Indiana, along with Duke, Ohio State, Michigan State, Wichita State, Arizona, Marquette, Miami, Syracuse, Florida and Michigan.
Fans, meet Aaron Craft, the bracket-buster buster.
Minutes after Craft hit a game-winning 3-pointer over a 6-foot-7 defender to send Ohio State to the Sweet 16, the AP's Tom Withers saw the guard walking up the short ramp to a news conference area. Before he went in, Craft paused and said something just a little bit too rude for print here that showed even he was surprised by the ending.
Much of America agreed, buzzing about Craft enough to quickly make him a worldwide trending topic on Twitter, even though he told Withers he doesn't have an account.
That'll be disappointing for the 1,200 fans who clicked to follow a phony Craft handle in the three hours following the game.
Ohio State is the only top-5 seed left in the wacky West Region, where Gonzaga, New Mexico, Kansas State and Wisconsin have all lost in the first weekend.
As for the shot itself, Craft said the play was originally meant for Deshaun Thomas but Craft audibled because Iowa State changed defenders.
"Just made a read. If they wouldn't have switched, probably would have been a different play," Craft said. "The shot I took right before that felt pretty good. I thought I could make the next one, and was able to do so."
If you missed the play, here's the highlight: http://bit.ly/105BhHi
Note Craft waving off Thomas to seize the moment himself.
Each joyful moment in the NCAA tournament brings anguish to someone on the other side.
USA Today Sports is pulling together a photo gallery of those reactions, aptly titled "March Sadness." See it here: http://usat.ly/XyYZvu
What's the best way to follow up a $29,000 racing payday? For NASCAR driver Elliott Sadler, it's apparently a Sunday partially spent watching basketball and getting a haircut.
Sadler - a 37-year-old racer who earned a basketball scholarship at James Madison but got hurt before he could play - placed seventh on Saturday at the Royal Purple 300, a Nationwide Series race in Fontana, Calif.
And even with busy preparations, Sadler said he still tried to catch some of the tournament.
"I definitely tried to watch as many games as I could this weekend, even being at the race track. In between practices and events at the track, I stayed in our team's hauler to catch the latest games," Sadler said.


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(Le Mars) -- Tomorrow is the long-awaited election day. Voting stations will open at 7:00 a.m. and will continue until 9:00 p.m. Here in Plymouth County voters will decide upon a president, congressional member, state representative, a sheriff, three supervisors, soil and water conservation representatives, and the extension council. Voters will also have the opportunity to decide whether judges will be retained.
Iowa Election Officials Report Record Number of Absentee Ballots
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Iowa has set a record for early voting, reflecting a push by the major political parties to lock in votes from supporters.
As for Friday, 613,749 Iowans had voted, already exceeding the 2008 record of 545,000 early votes.
About 70 percent of the votes were absentee ballots sent by mail to the voter's home. Another 20 percent were cast at county auditor's offices and about 10 percent at satellite locations
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(Merrill) -- The Merrill Fire Department had a busy weekend, responding to three separate fires. On Saturday, the Merrill Fire Department responded to a ditch grass fire located at 20725 Kestrel Avenue. That fire was reported at about 4:30 p.m. Later that evening a car fire required the services of the Merrill Fire Department. The car caught on fire on Highway 75 at about midnight. On Sunday, a blown transformer caught on fire on Impala Avenue near County Road C-38. That fire was reported at about 8:45 p.m.
Oyens Fire Department Fights Grass Ditch Fire
(Oyens) -- The Oyens Fire Department responded to a grass ditch fire reported on Saturday at about 5:37 p.m. The fire was at 38509 County Road C-44. Fire officials were on the scene for about 20 minutes.
Searchers Find Alzheimer's Patient
MOUNT AYR, Iowa (AP) - A missing 74-year-old woman with Alzheimers has been
found near a cornfield in southern Iowa.
Shirley Martin, of Mount Ayr was last seen at her home Friday afternoon. Ringgold County Chief Deputy Sheriff Rob Haley says Martin has Alzheimer's disease.
A search party gathered Saturday morning, and one of its members, a relative of Martin, found her lying in a shallow hole at the edge of the cornfield.
Martin was flown to Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines and was listed in good condition.
Hunter Falls From Tree Stand and Dies
MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa (AP) - Iowa authorities are investigating the death of a hunter who appeared to have fallen from his tree stand in Henry County.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says 38-year-old Clint Michael Lawrence was found dead near Mount Pleasant around 8:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Authorities say it looks like Lawrence fell 17 feet from his tree stand while he was deer hunting. Lawrence was from Vinton, Iowa.
Crop Insurance Payments
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture says farmers who chose to pay more to insure their crops at harvest prices will receive $7.50 per bushel for corn.
That should be welcome news for corn farmers in Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska, the nation's three largest corn producers, respectively.
The Des Moines Register also reports that the harvest price payout for soybeans will be $15.39 per bushel.
Farmers who elected to be covered by the less expensive non-harvest price coverage will receive the $5.68 per bushel for corn and $12.55 per bushel for soybeans. Those prices were set in
March at the time of insurance sign-up.
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What happened in Asia is a disaster, we all recon that, but today it got personal for me. I just received an e-mail from my surf-teacher, a great guy from South Africa, who was there at the time of the tsunamis. He wrote to me that his girlfriend, who I know too, got cought up in the waves. They found her body a few days ago.
Me, Phil (the surfteacher) and Anne (his girlfriend) spent alot of time on my last holiday, we were usually the last ones to go to bed, telling stories at the campfire. Sometimes we even skipped sleeping and walked to the beach at 5 in the morning, to surf the waves without a whole crows getting in your way
This news struck me pretty hard, this girl was a legend, and I will honestly miss her.
Frankly I dont know the reason I'm writing this, but just remember to donate money to the aid-organisations. The tradegy can't be undone, but the land can be rebuilt, and our money can prevent a whole lot of other people from dying too. Be generous.
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In the defence of 'Imortal Nuisance', Florida does recieve hurricanes pretty regularly! Get educated before you post Jericho. I do however, think he has a very pompous attitude
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WHEELING - Given the circumstances, Zack Torquato is just happy to be on the ice and healthy for the first time in roughly a year. With what the Wheeling Nailers forward has endured, that's understandable.
A sixth-round draft pick (178th overall) of Detroit in 2007, Torquato has been through some tough times recently, and it prevented him from being in his place of solace - on the ice.
''It has been a little rough for me, but I try to stay positive,'' Torquato said after practice Tuesday at WesBanco Arena. ''Last year's injury was obviously a really fluky injury ... you don't see too many of those.
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After roughly a year battling injuries, Zack Torquato is back.
''It's going to make me stronger in the long run.''
It's safe to say Torquato will never forget where he was on Valentine's Day 2012. His night began at Elmira's First Arena, but ended with a stay in a Buffalo hospital, the result of the tip of the middle finger on his right hand being cut off by the skate Jackals defenseman Mario Larocque.
''I was in the corner with Larocque and it was a forecheck play and we both fell. He got up first and my hand was palm on the ice and he went to jump over me, but landed on the middle finger on my right hand,'' the 23-year-old Torquato recalled. ''He went to push off and it was like a pressure cut.''
Unable to find a suitable doctor in the area, Torquato was accompanied back to Wheeling by team trainer Patrick Dragoone. Upon arrival, Torquato visited with a hand specialist and the finger - most of it - was re-attached.
''Pat did a great job and he was with me every step of the way,'' Torquato said. ''I got some assurance early on that they could re-attach it. So then I just focused on getting it cleaned and the proper care so they could save as much of the finger as they could.
''They did a great job of stretching it out and it's the size of my index finger now.''
There was still work to be done, however. Having not used the hand in quite a while, Torquato, in addition to making sure there was no risk of infection, had to regain his strength.
Ultimately, the 6-foot, 195-pound center returned in time for a postseason run, but it was admittedly too soon. Though a small cast was designed to wear over the finger inside his glove, Torquato wasn't able to take face-offs, a big part of the position. He was switched to the wing but never got comfortable, resulting in one point in four games as the Nailers were eliminated.
He spent the summer further strengthening the hand, only to have his 2012-13 season derailed six games in by a questionable high hit by Reading's David Marshall that caused the first concussion of Torquato's career. He missed the next 26 games and is just now back to where he was prior to the incident in Elmira.
''With concussions, you never know a timeline from that. So that's obviously another frustrating injury. You can't control that,'' Torquato said. ''Pat did a great job and my health was the No. 1 issue.
''It's more frustrating when you just want to get better and feel 100 percent. Nothing's physically wrong. At least with a shoulder injury or something you've got a timeline.''
Torquato said the symptoms were ''normal'' and that nothing was too severe.
''Anytime I felt a little bit better we would do something different and we took baby steps,'' Torquato said. ''(Adam Payerl) was going through the same thing so I had someone to skate with.''
Assistant coach Zach Sonnefeld ''was getting us back in shape and I was doing some off the ice biking and stuff. But you never know what kind of shape you're in until you play a game,'' Torquato said.
Now, it's back to normal.
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Be interested to here more about this story. looks good so far but you have a white brush stroke obscuring some of the details along the coast of Texas.
First, I'd like to say that I have a serious hand cramp, I've been through a half of a bottle of Zinfandel, and 2 episodes of Alias, and I only have this much to show for it.
There will be an entire timeline to go with this map, including at least one short story (perhaps a full novel).
The teasers for now will be the Veracruz Occupation and the Zimmerman Telegram.
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Be interested to here more about this story. looks good so far but you have a white brush stroke obscuring some of the details along the coast of Texas.
Oh yeah. I have a lot of cleanup on the coasts (I actually haven't cleaned them yet). I'm also going to enlarge the map to include Florida.
I think that's actually Padre Island, a loooooooong barrier island (and great party spot ).
Would not have been a great party spot when it was behind enemy lines in 1917.
I had a little bit of time last night and this morning (when I should have been doing real work) and I completely redid the map. I expanded out the map to include more area and I reworked the coastlines, making the barrier islands easier to see. I also hashed out the state and national borders.
Not that I have a skilled eye, but I think the ruler-drawn state borders are supposed to follow the longitudes? I could be wrong though, I'm not American Anyway, I like the sea color in the latest version a lot more than the previous, and the font is really nice.
Thanks for the catch Lingon. The graticules I used didn't mesh with the base SVG I drew the map from. I've removed them pending figuring out how to make it accurately.
Anyway, I think I need to go ahead and give the back story for this divergence from our current time:
In the early decades of the 20th century, Mexico was embroiled in a civil war, and during this time, in 1914, some American sailors were captured in the port of Veracruz (See Veracruz Occupation). During our time line, the civil war continued after this event, but what if this was a galvanizing event to unite the Mexican people? (The idea that I will pick on my brother, but you better not.)
After the incident was resolved and the Mexican Civil War was over, the government of Mexico vowed they would never be bullied by another nation and started a military buildup akin to what was seen in Europe ten years prior, but without an opponent, it was strictly "defensive only."
As the Great War raged across Europe, the Americas sat on the sidelines with Woodrow Wilson emphatically siding with the isolationists. Mexico was careful to maintain diplomatic relations with all belligerents in the war, but unbeknownst to all, they had a closer relationship with the German Empire.
Germany was faltering; choked by a severe blockade of their ports by the British, opted for unrestricted submarine warfare, knowing that would probably draw the United States into the war. As an attempt to keep the US occupied and away from Europe, the Germans sent the Zimmermann Telegram to Mexico asking them to enter the war. (In our timeline this was intercepted, but here it wasn't.)
When the US declared war on Germany, Mexico moved their troops into position then declared war on the United States on the day they invaded. The attack was a three pronged attack, San Diego was captured by the Mexican Pacific Army and the Mexican Pacific Navy, San Antonio was captured by the Mexican Central Army, and key shipyards in New Orleans, Mobile, and Tampa were hit by a Mexican Gulf Fleet raid.
The smaller Pacific Army was stopped just south of Los Angeles where both armies dug in between the ocean and the mountains. The much larger Central Army captured Dallas, then Little Rock before being stopped by the Mississippi River in Memphis. They were further halted south of St. Louis where trenches were dug.
The Gulf Fleet had the run of their sea and used that opportunity to repay a debt to the German Empire. They sailed out of Veracruz and captured the port city of Belize, and thereby capturing the entire colony of British Honduras. Not long later, they captured the Cayman Islands as a means to stage an attack on the American coaling station at Guantanamo and then capture Nassau, Bahamas, giving the Mexicans a valuable presence in the Atlantic.
After Mexico declared war on the US, the American ally in the south, Brazil, who had been watching the Mexicans with concern, declared war on Mexico, but before they could act, their neighbor and Central sympathizer, Argentina, declared war on all the Entente powers, including Brazil.
Brazil was eventually able to knock the Argentinians out of the war, and sent a fleet, complete with troop carriers, through the Panama Canal aiming for the port city of Acapulco. This they captured and built an air base to attack Mexico City.
More of the story will be forthcoming as I decide how it unfolds, but meanwhile, here is the map so far.
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Hey guys,
I'm really curious about this forum since I found it yesterday on my search for some help for making nice maps.
I'm actually quite an amateur to this topic but I have at least some experiance with GIMP. Though I never used it to make such things I hope I'll make some progress an one day will be able to show a nice map here in the forum! :-)
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UN warns of atrocities in South Sudan committed by both sides
Newscast Media NEW YORK—The UN's top humanitarian official has announced
evidence of mass atrocities by both sides in South Sudan's conflict. A political dispute
that began in December has led to ethnic bloodshed and mass displacement.
Ivan Simonovic, UN assistant secretary-general for human rights, cited child soldiers,
mass killings, extrajudicial executions, arbitrary detentions and sexual violence in a
press conference on Friday as he wrapped up a four-day visit to the South Sudan.
He also called for a fact-finding commission to investigate the crimes and hold those
responsible accountable. Simonovic did not call the month-long fighting a civil war but
an "internal armed conflict" with ethnic dimensions between the Dinka and Nuer tribes.
"Quite a number of child soldiers have been recruited in the so-called White Army," he
said, referring to a militia fighting in Jonglei state. "We are thoroughly investigating
these allegations."
According to the UN, 468,000 civilians have fled their homes as the violence spiraled
into ethnic killings between members of President Salva Kiir's Dinka people – the
country's largest group – and the Nuer community backing Riek Machar. UN officials
fear the conflict could lead to more than 100,000 refugees by the end of January.
"It is punishable not only to command and commit crime but to not prevent them
when you could and should have," Simonovic said.
Kuol Manyang Juuk of Sudan told Reuters news agency that South Sudan had
requested help from its neighbor Uganda.
"We have requested support from Uganda," Juuk said. "It is not a new situation,
countries seek support from other countries whenever they are in trouble."
The two sides have attempted to negotiate a ceasefire deal at a luxury hotel in the
Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, but agreements have proved elusive. Rebel demands
include that Ugandan troops deployed in South Sudan stop supporting government
forces in combat.
On Friday, the European Union announced that it would provide 1.1 million euros ($1.4
million) to support the talks to stop South Sudan from "descending into a civil war."
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|Written by Chris Lee
So long, for now
It is with deepest regret I write this column this week. This will be my last opinion piece in the Holyoke Enterprise as I have accepted a new job that will take me away from Holyoke at the first of the year.
Most of you are used to me writing about sports and my favorite team, the Nebraska Cornhuskers. I've recently taken some flack over their latest butt whooping against Wisconsin. I'm sort of afraid it will be the same scenario in the bowl game when they meet up with No. 6 Georgia. I will say my prayers and hope for a good outcome.
I want to take this time to tell the Holyoke community and surrounding area thank you for putting up with me for the past three and half years. You have let me barge into your homes, businesses and lives to tell your stories to the Enterprise readers. You have been nothing but generous. Not everyone likes sharing their stories with the world and I want to thank everyone who has let me talk with them and publish certain parts of their lives in the paper.
I also want to take this time to apologize to those who I may have offended with my reporting over the past few years. We all make mistakes and I'm not perfect. I just hope I haven't done anyone wrong.
Another aspect of my job has been photography. I've taken thousands of photos of this community and the great people who live within it. Your kids participating in sports, your kids playing, your kids at the county fair, your kids interacting with the community and even you going about your business, thank you for letting me stick that lens in your face. You are the people that make this the great community it is. It's tough to let the press pry into your lives but you all have taken it with a smile on your face. Holyoke has a lot to be proud of!
As I end this chapter in my life and hand the reigns off to the capable members of the Enterprise staff, I will never forget the relationships I have built in this great community. You have taken me under your wing and treated me with nothing but respect. It's been a blast meeting you all and learning how you work.
I've seen a championship basketball team, championship wrestlers, champion tracksters, a football playoff team and lots of other wonderful things. I've also seen a town rally around numerous fantastic causes including Relay For Life, children facing tough diseases and many other charities and organizations.
I've witnessed the completion of the Phillips County Event Center, Homesteaders Park playground project and been fortunate enough to work and interact with people in a state of the art hospital. This town knows how to support! Way to go!
I'm not leaving because this isn't a great place to live. I've been offered another opportunity that was hard to turn down. And it means I'll be getting out of the paper business. The job happens to be in my hometown right across the state line in Imperial—so I'll still be close.
I'll never forget the memories I've made here. You've even let me help by joining the Holyoke EMS squad. I've been a part of your personal lives by showing up on emergencies with the ambulance. I can only hope I've touched your lives as much as you've touched mine. We've lost some great community members in my time here and celebrated the lives of others.
I've been fortunate enough to sit on the Phillips County Relay For Life committee the past few years. What a great cause! I just hope it can keep moving forward.
Speaking of moving forward, this town is going places. It's not every day you drive through a rural town and find seven restaurants operating downtown—and operating well. Not to mention the numerous other businesses lining the streets of this city.
The town is gearing up for a new hotel and the reopening of another restaurant. What a great place to be. You all need to pat yourselves on the back. This is a special place and I want to thank you for letting me be a part of it for awhile.
Again, thank you for everything, Holyoke. You've been awesome! Keep on keepin' on!
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Bayhealth Medical Center has joined U.S. healthcare systems that make the annual flu shot mandatory for all employees.
Staff who do not receive the shot are required to wear masks when in patient areas. Recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicate that 63 percent of healthcare personnel nationwide have been vaccinated this year.
According to the CDC, more than 100 cases of the flu have been confirmed in Delaware in 2012. Forty-five percent of the state's cases are in Kent County, with 31 percent in New Castle County, and 24 percent in Sussex County. More than half of those cases have been confirmed in the last two weeks, indicating that flu season is picking up.
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I think it looks kind of cool - a nice mix between hand drawn and the "photorealistic" style of mapping.
I did this map recently just for the hell of it, to try out some new ideas with the village base and have a play with some pen & ink style again after being inspired from this thread from palehorse (not that this art is comparable to his...)
It doesn't even have a name. Sorta generic village in the woods kinda thing that might be useful to a GM at some point.
The village stands on a clearing that was used as an over night camp in a large wood that took several days to traverse. The dolmen and the pool are ancient and provided shelter for generations. With ever increasing traffic permanent structures appeared and now a small village prospers on the passing trade. Its likely that carpentry, farriers and alike make up the miscellaneous trades with the inn and overnight accommodation being the mainstay.
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I think it looks kind of cool - a nice mix between hand drawn and the "photorealistic" style of mapping.
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Interesting. I must admit I do not like the mix of realistic trees and sketched buildings/etc.--too discordant, I think, and also breaking what I think you were attempting with this map, right? Hmm--on second thought perhaps I'm just not sure I'm gathering what exactly you were trying to do here(?)
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I guess different styles appeal to different people.
I would say that I also do not necessarily like this discordant style either but its a pragmatic approach. The trouble is that you would need hundreds of top down photos of medieval buildings to make up all of the nice alleyways that jigsaw together. I certainly don't have that and I have never seen anyone that does though I have seen much closer than this. So that would mean that there would never be a possible approach to making a realistic map for medieval settings that included buildings. I'm prepared to compromise to have it.
The long and short of it was that I was ill in bed and away from the PC so got out my pen and pad.
The bit I was trying new stuff on is the base. The green and mud sections of the paths. I was using a new method and trying to pen in places that people might walk or use and make that mud then get the PC to automatically texture that based on my masks. I was pretty pleased with the results of that. It takes more memory to hold the bitmap base instead of using splat icons but it is easier and gives a smoother, less regular and more pleasing result. I think that for these kinds of villages I will make this my de-facto standard until I find a better way.
Just to be clear, the trees, the ploughed/plowed areas and the pond are icon splats but the green and mud bits are bitmapped texture.
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I wonder if you couldn't make some fairly basic 3d models of medieval buildings and render them in overhead iso with your favorite 3d engine. The trees aren't altogether photorealistic so this could work. Especially if you had some photographic textures of roofing(try wood shingles, thatching or perhaps terra cotta for a wealthy Mediterranean urban look).
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Hi Su_Liam, I think that your suggestion is a great one but it would be a lot of work. I tried to make a house construction set. A group of splat icons where they would all fit together in various ways to make one house. Then rearrange to make another etc. I did this reasonably successfully to make these tiled houses... (HousesTiled1)
I really wanted to do this for thatch tho but I found it harder and gave up quickly - maybe I should have spent more effort on it and done it properly. Anyway, I kept making lots of full cottages instead, some of which are in the images in that link for such set ups as Mill1 etc.
In case anyone would like to make some 3D models I am including here some of my photos of thatch. There are a still a lot of thatch cottages in the UK but getting close to many of them and especially getting a close photo perpendicular to the thatch has been a problem.
Muse... I wonder if its possible to get pics of real modern houses and get an app to replace the roof with thatch patterns. That could generate a lot of buildings quickly. Hmmmm...
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That clears up what I was confused about, Redrobes. I also realized I should have said that I liked the buildings, and think they are wonderfully authentic and rich--which is what made the trees stand out to me: I wanted the trees to match the buildings' great sketch style, not the buildings to be photorealistic. (I like hand-drawn much more than most other styles).
That being said, I would also love for someone to do the rendering of the thatched roofs and such. I plan on thefting heavily from you all! Mwahahahaha!!! --oh, ahem, did I bellow that out loud?...
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Ah I got the wrong end of the stick there. I like pen style too just that my particular houses were not all that great. My main quest tho is to try to get a photo real looking terrain like a satellite image on a medieval / fantasy terrain.
and yes, both trees and houses are the worst of the images to get. You can rip google and copyright stuff but I would like known PD stuff like views from a hot air balloon or maybe even bonsai trees etc. My best has been leaning over cliffs and tall buildings. Not the best sources so far.
Houses too are hard to come by. I know I should get off my butt and make some proper ones in 3D but I am taking all my time doing the terrain stuff at present. It would be a major boost to have some nice libre 3D houses for doing old cities.
If anyone knows of photo sources that can fill in either of these things then I am all ears.
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I don't have a source as much as a method.
I keep reading about Kite Photography. People strap large kites to a suspended (CHEAP) camera and set up a remote control or timer to take the photos. You can get photos pointed directly down for a perfect top down view of any area you can get a kite over, powerlines and trees compose the major threats.
I've also read about using a digital camera and a GPS tagger on weather balloons, but I don't think I need photos quite that high.
Make magazine has articles on both methods if you want to look them up for more info.
Oh yeah baby ! I have heard about this when reading on Debevecs web site (http://www.debevec.org/Campanile/) - go there, thats one COOOL site - where the guy took some shots for the campanile movie.
I have thought about it but I haven't flown a kite since a time just after I got to grips with this crawling / walking thing. I always thought it might be a fun way to trash a few digicams. But they are getting a lot cheaper recently where a 2+ MPix is about £20 ($40 or so) - prob less if you could keep getting second hand ones. The remote shutter would be no problem. Its the kite I worry about.
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2011 and if you look back 6 months and you look forward from here 6 months, I think everyone
can see that there is a churn in technology happening that impacts business as usual. The new
CIO Business Priorities are out which were surveyed in 2010 and number one with a bullet for
business priorities is to increase enterprise growth. The number one technology priority is
Cloud computing. Both complement each other. From a staff point, it is indeed the new vision
of delivering managed services that will enable this to happen. There are several customers
I have talked with now that have found from an operations perspective, that combining both
distributed skills with mainframe skills within the same services group is starting to payoff.
A simple example can looked at using the Tivoli Enterprise Portal. Now before you dismiss this
because it is not a green screen and to slow, let me describe how the Portal can be leveraged.
When your looking at workload across different platforms which is the concept of zEnterprise, you
need to take into account, zOS and perhaps CICS,DB2. Since this is a fit for purpose system, you
may have a composite part of an application or database running on Power in a blade or Linux on x.
It could even involve some App servers running on Linux on z. There are certainly different sets
of skills that exist in IT today to provide support and management of those resources. Recently I
have seen some Automation teams now crossing the pillar boundaries by using situations, automated
tasks and the Tivoli Portal. A single team now is responsible via change control requests to
build out automation using situations provided by the Tivoli Monitoring solution. It is a combination
of staff but are responsible for building situations, documentation of them, providing actions that are
automated, ensuring that those actions are secure and support of this work. They have started to
combine CPU% from the different OS's in a single workspace with drill down capability to easily
identify within a managed workload using the system of systems, which one of the operating systems
is struggling with the workload. An at a glance view. They also have provided reflex automation
in a simple form that can take action to resolve some of these struggling CPUs. So they manage the
automation as a discipline but it includes the ITM infrastructure capabilities that provide a lot
of the function to find problems before a system or workload blows up. The technology is in place
and now it needs to be leveraged in that end to end composite view based on combining a bunch
of resources that are being managed into a single focused operation or service that supports the
business. I thought, a bright idea to combine distributed skills and zOS skills within the IT dept
to provide a base automation service to reduce MTTR, improve customer service versus two different
groups each dedicated to the existing pillars. What shape are you in?
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I really thought we would pull the KU game out, but we are getting closer. Baylor at home, Homecoming. It's our time. And for me, third time is the charm!
Iowa State 35
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Early week prediction (may be tweaked by Friday...) is...
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CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
Originally Posted by cowgirl836
Whatever happens we'll be sure to keep it a close game.
After todays game you would think we may win big. But I'm still thinkin a win. But maybe a 28-24 win.
We had better beat Baylor. Two losses like these two tacked on to Baylor winning in our house may actually get me to to take my life.
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Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
It'll definitely be a closer game than it would've been with all the injuries we have. You guys definitely have a legitimate shot.
I think everyone feels we have a great chance for a Win. The Baylor game is one of the reasons I am proud to be a Cyclone...We lose two back to back heartbreakers and we'll still show up 45,000 strong this weekend. Go State!
I just hope that we dont find new ways to lose this one like the last two. I do not think I can handle another close should of
Also, I met a lot of Iowa State fans and I dont want to leave any of that behind. - DARIUS DARKS on Staying a CLONE!!!
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We can beat baylor??? I'll amend that statement...WE WILL beat baylor!!!!
And I'll also say that WE should have beaten lucky azz kansas toooo!!!!!
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and remember buy football tickets and get off your duff and cheer you lungs out!!!!!!!!!!!
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and remember buy football tickets and get off your duff and cheer you lungs out!!!!!!!!!!!
Can't make it to Ames but I'll still be watching.
However I will be at the A&M game, so let's make it 2 B12s in a row!
Mark this down Ketel... I agreed with you two time this last week...
Iowa State can win this one by 10 to 14 if we are on "our" game.
If we aren't... Dog fight
BINGO - need to play to our level, not the competition.
What we saw yesterday is there is almost no need to punt the ball away when the O gets things going.
As for the D - I hope they are already in practice mode.
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I just hope that we dont find new ways to lose this one like the last two. I do not think I can handle another close should of
This has been going on since I attended ISU. I started in 1995. So my personal history with losses begins by losing the first OT game in NCAA history. Somehow I get the feeling ISU can always invent ways to lose, we are too much like the Cubs.
Can we beat Baylor, yes. Should we beat Baylor, yes. Will we beat Baylor, probably.
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We're going to win.. period.
Baylor? yes
We will be 5-4 coming home to play Oklahoma State
Carrying the banner for ISU.
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Lloyd Buss, of Paullina, Iowa passed away Friday, October 21, 2011 at the Primghar Hospital in Primghar, Iowa. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, October 24, 2011 at the Carlsen Funeral Home in Le Mars. Reverend John Battern will officiate. Burial will follow in Memorial Cemetery in Le Mars. Visitation with the family present will be from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sunday, October 23, 2011 at the funeral home. Visitation will resume 1 hour prior to the service on Monday at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com
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I have not made this yet, but am sure it will be delicious. I have been looking for a similiar recipe to mock the "Tuxcedo Mouse" dessert that I buy at COSCO. I will add a thin layer of wacky chocolate cake on bottom and on top of it, then cover with the choc topping. I can almost taste it just typing this out. Thank you so much ! ! !
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Book a stay at the Mövenpick Hotel Den Haag - Voorburg and enjoy the wealth of sights to see and things to do nearby. Located just one minute from the historical centre of Voorburg, there's an array of pleasant shops and restaurants close by.
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