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Baloney College Archive
September 13, 2011 by danny
Wrote a piece about the Boston College's flawed archive on the conflict, which was produced by two people hostile to the Republican Movement given carte blanche, Ed Moloney and Anthony McIntyre. The feature was published in today's Irish Voice in the USA. – link here.
As the legal case by the US Department of Justice, on behalf of British authorities, to subpoena and recover recorded testaments by former IRA activists who participated in the Boston College Belfast Project continues, it is worth looking at some of the claims and counter-claims.
On the defensive is Boston College's Thomas Hachey (executive director of the Irish Studies program), Ed Moloney (Project Director) and Anthony McIntyre (who conducted the 26 interviews with former IRA Volunteers). One argument they have made is that if the subpoena is successful it will have a serious negative effect on the practice of oral history generally, which is only partially true as I shall demonstrate.
But Moloney has also ridiculously claimed that there is a "possibility that the IRA could abduct and torture [McIntyre] to learn the names of others who co-operated with the Belfast Project". This is patent nonsense because McIntyre for the past 15 years has spent his writing life ridiculing the IRA and Sinn Fein and none expressed any fear of IRA retaliation when Hachey penned a glowing introduction to Moloney's tendentious book 'Voices From The Grave', based on interviews McIntyre conducted with former IRA Volunteer Brendan Hughes, the whole thrust of which according to many respected historians, reviewers and commentators was to undermine Gerry Adams and republican involvement in the Good Friday Agreement. Lately, the pair, invoking patriotism as a last refuge, hilariously claimed that the release of the material "could be immensely destructive to the peace process in Northern Ireland" and could damage Gerry Adams!
We only need to read their published writings to see that Moloney and McIntyre were never innocent historians or researchers.
This project would have been of immense value to oral history and learning from the past had it adopted a few simple principles. Instead, it was poisoned from the outset and Boston College and Thomas Hachey facilitated this skewed version of the past. Did Hachey ever ask why scores of pro-peace process republicans, prominent in the struggle, were never asked to participate?
The organisers and some participants provoked this court case – though we have a duty to defend the confidentiality of the archive though not alone on the spurious grounds suggested by the organisers. Moloney's book names certain republicans as having been involved in certain killings. One of the interviewees, Dolours Price, in an unguarded newspaper interview, apparently repeating what she had confessed to McIntyre on tape, also speaks about at least three killings.
Did Moloney ever consider the rights of these relatives of victims to go to the PSNI and the Historic Enquiries Team and demand action?
Where was his concern with ethics when he acted as judge and jury to slander and implicate other republicans without giving them a chance to defend themselves or respond to the allegations? To have asked them for their oral history memory would have required a bit of work and might well have undermined Brendan Hughes's account so substantially as to have rendered him an unreliable witness.
The legacy of the conflict and what happened during the conflict and which party or parties bear major responsibility for the conflict, and who won this or lost that, are arguments heavily contested. They are played out in political debate, in newspapers, in memoirs and biographies, but with some recognisable semblance of cut and thrust and fair play.
In West Belfast the Dúchas project has been collecting oral histories for some time (including, from combatants) and has made many of its interviews available. For a humble community organisation the project would appear to have higher ethical standards than that of Boston College. Participants are interviewed on the basis of 'informed consent'; that they can delete things with which they are not entirely happy; and that they know that what they say is going to go into the public arena for scrutiny during their lifetime and they are responsible for their own story. They talk about their own lives rather than implicating others (including former comrades)
They are not made promises that the archivists cannot keep and they are clearly told that the archive is not above the prevailing law. The archive is subject to the law.
Similarly one of the core principles of Healing Through Remembering, a politically diverse organisation looking at how we should deal with the past, is drawn from the tradition of medical ethics and includes four components: the disclosure to participants of all information about the risks and benefits of the process, the competency of the participants to evaluate this information, the understanding by participants of the information, and the voluntary acceptance by participants of the risks and benefits.
But when we come to Boston College we have a distorted project. I do not believe that the central aim of those involved is to have Adams arrested and prosecuted but only to punish him through embarrassment and calumny, because the evidential worth of the archive is only hearsay against Adams.
However, where other participants' contributions involve incriminating confessions about acts for which they have never been prosecuted (and Dolours Price's putative interviews about kidnappings and cross-border executions is a case in point) then questions have to be asked of Anthony McIntyre, Ed Moloney and Thomas Hachey and the Boston College with whom the buck ultimately stops.
I think the case of total irresponsibility and interview bias against McIntyre and Moloney has been well made and needs no rehearsing. But what of Boston College? On what precedents is it relying to defend not handing over the tapes? It cannot rely on the fact that it promised the participants confidentiality because that was never within its gift and it should have warned the participants of the risk.
The college cannot claim journalistic privilege about sources because the tapes themselves, proffered to the college, identify the sources (they are not shorthand scribbles or anonymous IRA interviews in which the voices are unidentified which McIntyre can refuse to identify).
The College can reasonably claim that the successful seizure of the tapes will deter anyone else, anywhere else in the world from participating in a similar project. But, again, in allowing Moloney to precipitously publish the book upon the death of Brendan Hughes for short-term gain (the embarrassment of Adams) the college exposed its bias and major short-comings. Not too many were thinking of the value of the project – or the imperilment of the project – when the first reviews appeared, were they?
Once the book was published, once Dolours Price said what she said, the families of the victims were bound to kick up a storm and elements of the British security establishment were either bound to exploit the opportunity or were compelled by families to take some action.
Apparently, no one is responsible for this debacle! Ask McIntrye or Moloney who is to blame and they blame everybody but themselves. Meanwhile, Hachey is scrambling for a good defence.
Would Thomas Hachey consider as a defence the innocent people who will be incriminated? That is, those of us who have been named as involved in this or that but to whom the allegations were never put for rebuttal by Moloney or McIntyre but simply lodged in Boston College as a time bomb? As one of those slandered by Brendan Hughes and, more recently, scandalously linked to a 1975 sectarian killing by McIntyre, possibly inadvertently quoting one of those he interviewed and thus breaching the supposed sacrosanct embargo, I believe we have some rights.
But such a motion would involve an admission that the whole process was flawed from beginning to end.
To thwart the PSNI and the subpoenas, I suggest that the participants withdraw the tapes – unless Moloney and McIntyre never gave them that option? Back in Belfast, having been briefed about 'informed consent' the participants could then release the tapes if they wish or publish books, knowing, of course, that they are in the same boat as those they implicate.
History could then judge them and their claims.
What could be simpler?
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Murdering Baha Mousa
British Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking after the results of an inquiry into an Iraqi man Baha Mousa, who was beaten to death by British soldiers, said "such an incident should never happen again". The same was said about here by Ted Heath after the revelations of the torture of the hooded men in 1971; and the same thing was said by James Callaghan after revelations of beatings in interrogations centres here in the late 1970s. I wrote two pieces about this subject in 2004 and reprint them here.
The first is about two victims of British army beatings and though they are separated in time the parallels are striking. The second piece is about the hypocrisy of the British government and its forces. It shall mollify the public for now but in five or ten years time its army will be still beating people to death in some far-flung place in the world.
A Tale of Two Cities
DANNY McCooey was taken into the hotel through the back. Baha Mousa was taken out of the hotel through the front.
Earlier, Danny had his dinner with his family at their Falls Road home, got spruced up – it was a Saturday night – and went into Belfast city centre for a drink with his friend Michael Masterson.
Baha was working as a receptionist in the Haitham Hotel in Basra city centre, along with his friend Kifah Taha and other staff.
It was April 30, 1977.
It was September 14, 2003.
Danny and Michael left the bar and were walking along Castle Street when they ran into a British army patrol.
Baha was on the desk when a British army patrol ran into the hotel and ordered everyone to lie on the floor. Soldiers went to the safe and discovered two rifles and two pistols. The owner of the hotel, Haitham Vaha, the man who had hidden the weapons, had fled in the confusion of the raid.
Michael Masterson said, "As we passed, a soldier said, 'Go on you Irish bastards!' I stopped and said, 'Pardon, I can't understand what you're saying?' He kept calling me an 'Irish bastard'. He took a swing at me with his fist and I threw a punch back.
Danny grabbed me by the shoulder and said, 'Na, don't get involved with them.'
"I saw another rifle butt getting swung but it missed me and must have hit Danny about the stomach because he fell to the ground, screaming, 'My stomach, my stomach!' I went to his aid and asked the Brits for a doctor but they arrested me. The cops had arrived by now. I was put in the back of a jeep. Two Brits went to where Danny was lying, picked him up, half-dragged him to the jeep and then threw him in the back next to me. He was crying about his stomach."
A workmate of Baha said, "We were taken to a barracks. We were put in a big room with our hands tied and with bags over our heads. But I could see through some holes in my hood. Soldiers would come in – ordinary soldiers, not officers, mostly with their heads shaved but in uniform – and they would kick us, picking on one after the other. They were kickboxing us in the chest and between the legs and in the back. We were crying and screaming."
The men were held for three days.
"They set on Baha especially, and he kept crying that he couldn't breathe in the hood. He kept asking them to take the bag off and said that he was suffocating. But they laughed at him and kicked him more. One of them said, 'Stop screaming and you'll be able to breathe more easily.' Baha was so scared. Then they increased the kicking on him and he collapsed on the floor."
Michael Masterson said, "We were taken to the barracks at the Grand Central Hotel. Danny was dragged away. About ten minutes later I heard him screaming. I never saw Danny again."
Twenty-year-old Danny McCooey was taken from the barracks to the City Hospital but because of the seriousness of his injuries it wouldn't admit him and he was rushed to the Royal Victoria Hospital. He was bleeding internally, his stomach collapsed and there was a hole in the base of his lungs. He died twenty days later.
Twenty-two-year old Baha Mousa died in the barracks and was taken to a British army field hospital. The death certificate stated that he had died from 'cardiorespiratory arrest: asphyxia'. His nose had been broken, two of his ribs were broken, the skin had been ripped off his wrists by the handcuffs and his torso was covered in bruises.
Michael Masterson was released without charge in the early hours of 1 May.
Kifah Taha was released without charge from hospital in late September, having suffered severe bruising to his upper abdomen, which led to acute renal failure.
A 20-year-old British soldier was charged with the manslaughter of Danny McCooey but was acquitted. The judge said that the soldier "did what he instinctively thought was necessary in the moment of the threatened attack."
No soldier has been charged with killing Baha Mousa, though the British have offered his family £4,500 in compensation provided the Mousa family do not hold British forces liable for his death. The family refused to sign the settlement and plans to take the Ministry of Defence to court.
Last week in Basra Tony Blair declared that the prestige and reputation of the British armed forces, a party to the Iraqi 'peace process', had never been higher.
Last week in Belfast Tony Blair's government gave itself powers outside of the terms of the Good Friday Agreement and established the International Monitoring Commission, which will scrutinise and judge potential breaches of the peace process. These powers allow the British to exclude Sinn Fein from a power-sharing executive if the Commission were, for example, to find the IRA guilty of a punishment beating.
That is the policy.
"We do not accept admission of guilt. That is the policy," an MoD spokesperson said last week, in relation to the beating to death of Baha Mousa. The British army carried out the inquiry into itself. There was no International Monitoring Commission, yet the British exercised the power of exclusion.
The lawyer representing the family of Baha Mousa was banned from the hearing.
A Proud Tradition
The Daily Telegraph wrote: "The Royal Military Police are already investigating allegations of mistreatment of Iraqis by British soldiers in southern Iraq after the Mirror's publication of photographs said to show a member of The Queen's Lancashire Regiment urinating on an Iraqi lying in a military truck with a hood over his head."
The Guardian wrote: "The soldier at the centre of the new revelations in the Mirror, Soldier C, said he saw four beatings where PoWs were punched and kicked, the paper reported. In one, a corporal placed a sandbag over a suspect's face and poked his fingers in the victim's eyes until he screamed with pain."
In the Commons, Tony Blair used prime minister's questions to say any "human rights abuses, torture or degradation" of prisoners were "wholly unacceptable".
"On the table was a small bottle of stuff, and two syringes with needles…Somebody came from behind and put on a blindfold. The soldier gave me an injection on the right arm, then he tied something round it, then he did something to my fingers… Then I felt this feeling in my arm, electric shocks, but two given to start off with, not painful, just uncomfortable. Then every time they asked a question, it only kept increasing."
"He kicked my legs apart and stuck his heel into my privates. Others came in and said that half my district had been wiped out in the fighting. At about 4am I was told that I was to be taken for a ride in a helicopter and that I was to be thrown out."
"After what seemed about one hour in the helicopter I was thrown from it and kicked and batoned into a lorry."
"The next I knew was being put into a helicopter and taken away. I overheard voices talking about, 'Throw him out' Before I went into the helicopter I was asked if I could swim."
"What was going to happen to me? Are they coming to kill me? I wished to God they would end it."
"I was beaten again. I was taken out and made stand against the wall. The soldiers said, 'You are being taken out to be shot."
"I was beaten and kicked in the stomach and privates for about half-an-hour. I was made lie on the floor. One put his foot on my throat and the other held my legs. The other one lit matches. He blew them out and then put them to my privates."
"I was forced to stand against a wall with my hands supporting my body for a long time. I collapsed. My hands and legs were beaten whenever this happened and the insides of my feet were kicked until my ankles were swollen to almost twice their normal size. At the time that I was against this wall I got bread and water once and water alone on two other occasions. I was also punched in the ribs and in the stomach, as well as being nipped."
"After being hooded I was led to the helicopter and I was thrown bodily into the helicopter. During this my hands and wrists were hurt due to the others handcuffed to me not being pushed equally. On being put into the helicopter, the handcuffs were removed and were applied to the back of the hood to tighten it around the head."
"I would estimate that the helicopter journey lasted half an hour at the end of which I was put in a lorry. I was made to lie face downwards in the back with other men thrown on top of me."
"A shot was fired. It went past my ear. They all had a good laugh at this."
"I was not allowed to dress again but was told to put the hood back over my head. I was taken to another room, stood against the wall, the hood was removed and a flash picture was taken."
Twenty-five principal methods of interrogation have been documented, which included: stretching a man over benches with two electric fires underneath and kicking him in the stomach; insertion of instruments in the anal passage; electric shocks given by use of a machine; urinating on prisoners; and psychological tortures such as firing shots close to their faces, playing Russian roulette or throwing them out of helicopters just above the ground (when the prisoners thought they were high in the air).
All of the above quotes are extracts from statements running to 4,500 pages, compiled by the European Commission on Human Rights over thirty years ago. They refer to the interrogations of Irish people in the North by the British military and Special Branch. The ECHR found Britain guilty of torture and inhuman and degrading treatment of prisoners. A British prime minister stood up in the House of Commons to state that 'ill-treating' (sic) prisoners was totally unacceptable and would never happen again.
It happened again and again and again. A proud tradition.
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Pigeons On The Grass
'Pigeons on the Grass' is Wolfgang Koeppen's 1951 novel about Germany emerging from the chaos of WWII and is probably set in Munich in 1948 during one twenty-four hour period of the American-occupation, and includes among its host of characters two US GIs, a writer and a celebrated author. Koeppen was scathing of the German people's failure to confront their recent past.
In his introduction to the book David Ward appears to contradict himself about Koeppen on the role or the responsibility of the writer in and towards society. Ward says, 'He did not share the conservative, inner-emigration view that granted the writer a privileged status. In his speech accepting the 1962 George Büchner Prize, the Federal Republic's most prestigious literary award, Koeppen discussed the sense of intense moral commitment he had always associated with the writing vocation: "I saw the writer among society's outsiders, I saw him as a sufferer, as a sympathizer,… The writer is committed to oppose authority, power, the constraints of the majority, the mass, the great numbers, to oppose convention grown rigid and rotten; he belongs to the persecuted, the expelled…"'
In the wake of defeat and death few can find any purchase or meaning: "The official world was still striving to think in hollow phrases, in slogans long since devoid of any conceptual basis. They saw fixed, immutable fronts, staked off plots of earth, boundaries, territories, sovereignties, they saw in man a member of a soccer team who was supposed to play his life long for the team that he had joined by birth. They were mistaken: the front was not here and not there and not only at the boundary stake over there. The front was omnipresent, whether visible or invisible, and life was constantly changing its position relative to the billion points of the front. The front cut through the countries, it divided families, it ran through the individual: two souls, yes, two souls dwelt within each breast, and sometimes the heart beat with the one and sometimes with the other soul."
Here is a wonderful description of the coming of evening: "It was that moment, that hour of the evening, when cyclists whisk through the streets and defy death. It was the time when twilight falls, the time when shifts change, when shops close, the hour when workers return home, the hour when night workers swarm into place. The police sirens shrieked. The squad cars rushed through the traffic. The blue lights lent their racing a ghostly glow: danger-boding St. Elmo's fire of the city. Phillip loved this hour. In Paris, it was the heure bleue, the hour of reverie, a span of relative freedom, the moment of being free from day and night. The people had been released from their workshops and businesses, and they were not yet captive to the demands of habit and obligations to the family. The world hung suspended. Everything appeared possible. For a while everything appeared possible."
Finished 'The Vagrants' by Yiyun Li is probably the best novel I have read this year. It is about the effects the execution of a convicted counter-revolutionary, Gu Shan, has on her family, friends and neighbours in the weeks after death in 1979 and is based on a true story. In the telling of the story – indeed, there are many lateral stories running through the plot – we learn that the execution was expedited so that Shan's kidneys could be transplanted to a party official. The writing is powerful and I look forward to reading more of Yiyun Li.
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The Making of a Tout
September 6, 2011 by danny
Recently, a log was brought to my attention in which the dissident republican Anthony McIntyre, links me to the killing of a 26-year-old Shankill Road, Protestant man, Samuel Llewellyn. Back then, in July 1975, at 22, just out of internment and living under many aliases and stilll on the run until that year's ceasefire, I had just been made editor of the Republican News. But, I had nothing to do with the killing of this innocent man who was killed after a car bomb attack close to our Republican News offices.
Having read what Anthony McIntyre said about me , my lawyers have told me that I am now the subject of arrest by the Historical Enquiries Team. Given that I never met Anthony McIntyre until my imprisonment in the H-Blocks in 1991, could it be that his allegation is related to something that has been said in one of his Boston College research interviews which he is now inadvertently/subconsciously referring to?
Anthony McIntyre and Ed Moloney have yet to reveal what they were paid for producing the 'Belfast Archive', to which, apparently, Moloney has exclusive rights, allowing him to profit from the confessions of veterans as they die. How the archive was hatched is still the subject of ongoing media scrutiny.
Moloney never served a minute in jail but Mackers served a million, though he has since squandered every second on behalf of the British state, out to historically undermine our integrity, motivation, our choices and decisions, however difficult, complex and perplexing, but informed by the circumstances we found ourselves in.
Anthony McIntyre served a long time in jail, including years on the blanket which would earn one a lot of respect. He has disagreed with the republican strategy for many years and provided a voice of opposition. But he has lost the run of himself, for whatever reason, and has now struck a new low which he will have difficulty in explaining.
I have criticised the fact that he and Ed Moloney possibly misled participants in the collection of the Boston College archive in that their interviews about their IRA activities would not be released until after their deaths.
I cited the fact that I and a dozen others were charged in 1978 in relation to an allegedly sealed archive in the Public Records Office which was seized by the RUC, and my belief that Antony and Ed would have been aware of that case. He has had months to deny that he was aware but I take it from his silence that he knew about our prosecution.
For the past fifteen years, if you read his writings, Anthony has been obsessed with Gerry Adams and this informs his views and responses. It makes for a sad life. This obsession may also have been a factor in his involvement in the Boston College archive. It is also likely to be replicated in the choice of people he interviewed or those willing to have been interviewed.
The only example we have about the nature of these interviews is that provided by Ed Moloney in his book, 'Voices From The Grave', where he quotes from the archive the late Brendan Hughes making allegations about Gerry Adams and the IRA.
Throughout this lazy book many other republicans are named and implicated in this and that. My complaint is that none of these republicans were ever given the right of reply because, of course, that would have required a bit of work and might well have undermined Brendan Hughes's account so substantially as to have rendered him an unreliable witness.
Some months ago it emerged that the British authorities, supported by the US Department of Justice, have issues subpoenas to seize the tapes for their alleged evidential worth in unresolved killings, presumably involving the IRA. However, instead of refuting on ethical grounds the attempt to seize the material – which could still be potentially used to indict the interviewees or those they have implicated – Anthony and Ed's first instinct was to run with the red herring that if the tapes were handed over they could be killed by the IRA (the IRA that sold out and was infiltrated up to its black berets – according to Anthony, when it suited him!).
I took umbrage at that nonsense and wrote so.
It was what Anthony McIntyre said next that shows the depths to which he has sank. After a long rant, during which he ignored every valid point I made, he then wrote the following about me:
"Does this deceitful hypocrite seriously expect to raise a head of steam against those involved in the Boston College project? More chance that he will raise Sammy Llewellyn from the dead. Pennies for your thoughts on what Sammy might tell."
The only possible reading of this – unless Anthony has an explanation I haven't thought of – is that he is insinuating that I had something to do with the 1975 sectarian killing of Sammy Llewellyn, who was known as the Good Samaritan. As I said, after a loyalist car bomb attack on the Falls Road, Sammy Llewellyn and other workers from the Housing Executive came out to board up windows. Sammy was from the Shankill Road, was kidnapped and shot dead. Republicans lost a lot of support after this innocent man's killing.
Never, in the dozens of times that I came through Castlereagh was I ever asked about or linked to Sammy Llewellyn's death (because, of course, I had no hand or part in it).
But Anthony McIntyre, presumably on the basis of a rumour, or more dangerous still (only he can clarify), possibly quoting one of those he interviewed for the Boston College archive, links my name to a sectarian killing and has set me up for arrest by the HET. In the old days there was a name for such activity.
What his impetuous remark does show, if its provenance is to be found in the archive, is that he has inadvertently brought to the public's attention the potential dangers inherent in this archive. Was he quoting from an interviewee and abusing allegedly sealed information, however inaccurate? What was his motive? How would he describe what he has done? How would he justify it?
Increasingly we discover that the Boston College Belfast Archive is not an innocent historical academic project but a politically-motivated venture. It has placed not only the participants in danger but others who would only discover after the deaths of participants that those who politically disagreed with them had slandered and vilified then, leaving them with no one to challenge.
What a mess, what a disgrace.


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VLSI Design
Volume 10 (1999), Issue 1, Pages 87-97
Lower-Power and Min-Crosstalk Channel Routing for Deep-Submicron Layout Design
1Dept. of Elect. and Comp. Eng., Sungkyunkwan Univ., Suwon 440-746, Korea
2Fakultät Jür Math. und Informatik, Univ. Konstanz, Fach D 188, Konstanz D-78457, Germany
Received 7 September 1998; Accepted 20 November 1998
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Consider a set of nets given by horizontal segments and a set of tracks in a channel, then a track assignment consists in an assignment of the nets to the tracks such that no two nets assigned to the same track overlap. One important goal is to find a track assignment with the minimum number of tracks such that the signal interference between nets assigned to neighboring tracks is minimized. This problem is called crosstalk minimization. For a given track assignment with k tracks, crosstalk can be reduced by finding another track assignment for S with k tracks (i.e., by permuting tracks). However, considering all possible permutations requires exponential time. For general cost function for crosstalk measure, the problem is NPhard. Several heuristic approaches were previously presented. In this paper, we consider special instances of the crosstalk-minimization problem where the cost function depends only on the length of the segments that runs in parallel and all pairs of segments intersect. An algorithm solving this problem in O(n log n) time is presented. An extension applied to the instances with more general function of switching activity and mixed signal sensitivity to reduce crosstalk and power consumption is also presented.


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We can see this ancient edifice from our terrace and noone comes to Granada without a visit to this famous place
The red walls and towers of this mystical and renowned walled city, set upon a hill overlook the city with the snow capped Sierra Nevada making and impressive back drop. Alhambra dates back to the 9th century and is one of the world's best examples of Muslim architecture.
Alhambra translates to red castle and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. So popular is the site, you have to book in advance to visit the Nasrid Plalace- we booked online for a 12noon visit.
The castle and fort were in the hands of the Moors for centuries and the influence is strong and then the Catholic monarchs moved to Granada in 1492 and made their mark. In the 18th century it was abandoned to gypsies and homeless until an American writer, Washington Irving ceated international interest in the monument when he waxed lyrical about it in 1820. As a result of this interest the monument was restored and the walled city was preserved and protected.
Today it is a walled monument,- towers, palaces, churches, and gardens and we spent 6 hours exploring the extensive grounds. Ceramic tiles, incredibly detailed plaster work, marbles and intricate wood panelling etc.and you could rave forever without really describing the beauty of this special place. The reflective pools that you come across are mesmerising and you linger to take in the effects.
Alcazabar, the military part of the complex has towers, the tallest from which you see forever; it would have been an excellent defence lookout against intruders, so long ago.
The Nasrid Palaces are the heart of Alhambra and we all line up at our allocated times to be admitted to these exquisite buildings renovated and carefully preserved today.
"Say few words and you will leave in peace". Yes, like a meditation, contemplate the intricacies and beauty without words because words don't really draw a picture.
We had shunned the bus for the steep hike up Gomez lane in the morning and it was lovely to pass through the gardens of cypress, elms and plane trees and we took the return walk back to Granada centre and we were tired.We passed through the narrow lanes with their little shops but mnay were closed for siesta
We were both complaining of tired feet and exhausted minds so back to our apartment to relax a while before tackling a tapas treat at a local bar.
We are really enjoying our stay with Blanca- she is lots of fun and very generous and helpful. We often sit around with a coffee or wine and get insights into Spain. We call her the Almodover woman because she is so Spanish!!!! She is delightful! The apartment is comfortable and in a great location.


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Tuesday brings in fresh new reports regarding Napoli's sought after striker Edinson Cavani, the 26-year-old has re-iterated that he will be deciding his future after turning out for his country during the Confederations Cup in South America.
Early on Tuesday the Italian media have reported that Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has confirmed that he will meet with Chelsea representatives on Wednesday this week, in order to discuss a deal and carve out a move for the Uruguayan International.
Almost immedietly afterwards, Cavani himself has been quoted talking with Cadena COPE, stating that the La Liga champions Real Madrid "are a great club and every player dreams of playing there". This would seem that the player would prefer a move to The Bernabeu over Jose Mourinho's Chelsea.
He also went on to state that " I am a Napoli player for now, and I am focused on the Confederations Cup. It's not up to me what the clubs decide, there are other factors to consider". Suggesting that although Madrid would be a dream move, the final decision is down to Napoli and the deals offered.
From both of these contrasting reports today, it would appear that Chelsea may be looking to offer the best deal, but the player could possibly be wanting to push a deal through with Madrid. Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has been trying to bring in the all round forward for a couple of seasons now, and will seemingly push the boat out to hand Mourinho a world class striker to speahead his attack.
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We take great care to match our foster dogs to their foster parents to ensure success on both fronts. Some Great Danes may only need short term fostering while others may be with us for a very long period of time. We do our best to ensure fosters are comfortable with the Dane and its needs and they are aware of the expected timeline and outcome plan for their foster.
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Hey all, I scored a 97 Eldorado from the In-laws and drug it to my house. It's been off the road for around 6 years. I just finished replacing the timing chains and slippers and then tackled the fuel system.
I drained the tank, changed the fuel filter and put about 3 gallons of fresh fuel in. When you turn the key you can hear the fuel pump prime the system. I turned the engine over with the ignition plug pulled for about 30 seconds to prime the oil system. Reconnected, squirted a bunch of starting fluid in there and she fired up! Of course she stalled right after that but I continued to let it run on starting fluid alone trying to clear the rest of the old fuel in the system. I went through a can and she still won't stay lit. I squirted raw fuel into the intake and it will run as long as I'm feeding it manually. It has around 10 minutes of run time on it now so I figured the old gas would be circulated through at least. Now I'm wondering what else could cause the engine to not get fuel? I'm hoping I don't have to pull the injectors and clean them but if that's what is next then that's that.
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It is Chateauneuf-les-Martigues 5 km from Carry-le-Rouet, Blue Coast with its beautiful coves and beaches that Tyna welcomes you as a friend, plus the cicadas dice June Its 4 large bedrooms including a family suite will help you relax after a day of walking through Provence. They are all located on the first floor of the villa and each have private bathrooms and a separate entrance. WIFI. Parking. The environment is quiet. Some are communicating and may be suitable for families. Breakfasts are generous with homemade jams. They are served on the terrace and the pool house or by the fireplace depending on the season and weather. Your hostess will help you discover this beautiful region and advise you some good places to eat. Souleïado Villa is close to a pine forest and only 10 minutes from Martigues, 20 mins from the Old Port of Marseille, 25 minutes from Aix-en-Provence, 35 minutes from Arles. The Camargue, the Alpilles, the Luberon, Cassis and Avignon are at most 1 hour drive. Installing in you for a few days, you will not need to redo your luggage every morning and you can see widely and enjoy your holiday. Host table on reservation evening arrival possible.
Beach 3 miles, Airport, Countryside, Lakefront, Oceanview, Ranch, Small town, Wine country
Marseille, France (MRS-Provence) 6 miles
From Marseille or Lyon, the A55 exit Gignac-la-Nerthe the 1st roundabout follow the left D48A 4 km. Opposite bus stop - Bastide Neuve - From Arles and Martigues on the A55 exit Carry-le-Rouet, follow the right Chateauneuf-les-Martigues. At first roundabout turn right to stop and then immediately left. Opposite bus stop - Bastide Neuve -
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My Website: Alicia's FB Artist pageMy MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/AliciaV
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Manager: Anvil Entertainment: 818-386-1401 Contact Mike De Trana for SAG/AFTRA theatrical bookings. All other bookings, contact me.
Agency represented model and actress for over 10 years. Currently freelancing. Contact me for bookings/rates. Absolutely NO nude or implied.
Thank you Model Mayhem for selecting me to be one of your featured models! Very honored!
Excited to announce a book collaboration of photography and modeling with Carkeet Photography #225608 and myself that will be out soon!
I have been acting & modeling since the age of 7. I am unique in that I can cross many different genres: from high fashion couture to dark and edgy.
Absolutely NO interest in any type of nudity, including implied, so please do not ask. Also, NO interest in fetish/bondage work. If I have not worked with you before, I will most likely bring a chaperone, and reserve the right to bring one for all bookings.
I have hand modeling, fit modeling, and interviewing experience as well. Currently have NO piercings (including ears).
I am also a musician and music is a major aspect of my life.
I am the vocalist/bassist of VIGIL OF WAR www.facebook.com/vigilofwar Currently playing every Monday in April at the Whisky A Go Go @7:30 sharp. Come on out! Bassist endorsed by Zemaitis Guitars
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Pretty Attitude
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Modern Lux Lookbook F/W 2012, Spring 2013, Juniors **
Black & Grey Magazine **
Heavenly Couture #2509010
Tantalum Magazine (April 2013)
Devour Magazine (October 2013)
Freque Magazine (October 2013)
Shimmer Magazine (Fall Winter 2013)
Dark Beauty Magazine (January 2014)
Judy's Fashion
SoHo Apparel
8000 Nerves
Junker Designs
Solis Magazine (April 2014)
Rebelicious Magazine Editorial(July2014-My Purple Heart)(Dec. '14 Dark Passenger)
Avant Garde Magazine -Cover and featured editorial (October 2014)
Sparrow Designs
GlassMagpie Apparel
Giuseppina Magazine (Dec. '14)
Heavy Red
Forgotten Saints
Borealis Magazine issue 4
Black Veil Brides - COFFIN
VCR Monster - DANGEROUS
Black Veil Brides - IN THE END
Bad Wolf -DROWNING BEAUTIFUL
Bad Wolf - STAY WITH ME
Black Veil Brides - GOODBYE AGONY
She Demons - FRESH BLOOD
LEGION OF THE BLACK - Lead(Starring) - Patrick Fogarty Productions
Mercenaries - Supporting
Misfits: Theater of Blood- Lead
Maddox Leather Design
Suehiro Kimono
Amanda Jean
Trash Romance at LAFW 2013 w/.Madem Black
Coral Castillo Designs OC Fashion Week Spring 2013
Gordana Gelhausen GOGA (designer from Project Runway)
R. Michel'le Couture StyleFW Fall 2013.
Kicka Custom Design Metropolitan Fashion Week 2013
For The Stars.com 2014
Jonny Coffin
Rey Swimwear #1917592
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Vasilis #478830 AlcazarK Photography #2775175
Roneil Chavez #134737 Johel #207858
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Daniel Jung #777027 ** Ken Marchionno #1930192
MyNumberIs911 #904974
James Ryder(RYDER Makeup Labs)#19891
Cindil Ashley #1059001
Jennifer Esteban #239268
Joshua Maddox #2602961
Araya Diaz #774502
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Cris Jan Lim
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Pete Ambrose #370771
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DarnellAnthonyMUArtist #726269 Katie McGarrow
Rachel Silber #1977389 Destiny Zs **
Sexy Graffiti #152049 Yuri Nakatsuagawa
Sarrahh Blank #1742444
Kerri Evans #2033500 ** Hannah Dugas
Kathy O'Driscoll #1986011 Alexia Petria
Lillian Vince #2667853
Ariana Samaduroff #3162792
Tamara Locke #2114235
Irene Mar #2364274 **
Kathy O'Driscoll #1986011
Hia Fg #3138467
Zach Marquez **
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Randy Madden #2704878 Emi Lee
Paul Desmarre Jeanne Frigard
Daniel Sapia ** Taryn Dallas
Tracy Atelier #2781261 ** Marissa Cydya #2092899
Maddox Leather Design #2602961 **
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Sueko Oshimoto for Suehiro Kimono #2272875
Miss G Designs #2527172 **
Madem Black #239221 **
Etoile Jewelry #1081450
TatiTati Vintage #1831705 **
Gordana Gelhausen GOGA (Project Runway)
Kicka Custom Design #3150794 **
Kuccoon Designs #99824
Jane Doe Latex #849668
8000Nerves Efi Green
Junker Designs #1937092
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Katie Broad (also designer of Insidious Clothing) #1021105
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I like this recipe. It's the way I was always taught to make them. Now I'm hungry!!
Hmmm, very similiar to the "Tady Bread" we used to have at home. On difference was that they were rollled out before cooking.
I love these! My mother used to make them too. Sometimes, she would put the leftover corn in them too. I have made them in the past but they just don't taste the same. . .
YUM... potato cakes... an all time family favorite..
I make mine this way except if add a few sprinkles of garlic powder. Sometimes I add chopped parsley too. They are sooooo good......
Thanks. This is a great website. Lots of good recipes.
I really like this site. I bookmarked it for later. The pizza casserole sounds good too.
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Fashion news: Model Naomi Sims dies, starlets take over LFW and Sienna Miller loves her shampoo
Pioneering African American supermodel Naomi Sims died Saturday at 61. [NYTimes]
Alexander Wang is launching an online shop that not surprisingly, doesn't deliver to Canada. But if you want to browse: alexanderwang.com (enter the code AWSTYLE.COM) [Fashionista]
Celebrity portratist Brigitte Lacombe talks about shooting everyone from Meryl Streep to Leonardo DiCaprio to Miuccia Prada. [W]
The second issue of Katie Grand's Love is dubbed "New Blood" and features the likes of Kristen Stewart, Taylor Swift, The Jonas Brothers and noted designer Miley Cyrus.At least Tavi and Alexander Wang are in there. [Fashionologie]
Anne Hathaway, social Olivia Palermo, the Olsens, a couple of Gossip Girls and Lourdes Ciccone are some of the names rumoured to be showing up at the next installment of London Fashion Week. [Grazia]
Britain's Liberal Democrat party wants to ban Photoshopped ads (or at least have them disclose the alterations). This seems unlikely.[The Cut]
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"My friends, we are going into a terrible danger, and we need arms of many kinds. Our
enemy is not merely spiritual. Remember that he has the strength of twenty men, and
that, though our necks or our windpipes are of the common kind, and therefore
breakable or crushable, his are not amenable to mere strength. A stronger man, or a
body of men more strong in all than him, can at certain times hold him, but they cannot
hurt him as we can be hurt by him. We must, therefore, guard ourselves from his touch.
Keep this near your heart." As he spoke he lifted a little silver crucifix and held it out to
me, I being nearest to him, "put these flowers round your neck," here he handed to me
a wreath of withered garlic blossoms, "for other enemies more mundane, this revolver
and this knife, and for aid in all, these so small electric lamps, which you can fasten to
your breast, and for all, and above all at the last, this, which we must not desecrate
This was a portion of Sacred Wafer, which he put in an envelope and handed to me.
Each of the others was similarly equipped.
"Now," he said, "friend John, where are the skeleton keys? If so that we can open the
door, we need not break house by the window, as before at Miss Lucy's." Dr. Seward
tried one or two skeleton keys, his mechanical dexterity as a surgeon standing him in
good stead. Presently he got one to suit, after a little play back and forward the bolt
yielded, and with a rusty clang, shot back. We pressed on the door, the rusty hinges
creaked, and it slowly opened. It was startlingly like the image conveyed to me in Dr.
Seward's diary of the opening of Miss Westenra's tomb, I fancy that the same idea
seemed to strike the others, for with one accord they shrank back. The Professor was
the first to move forward, and stepped into the open door.
"In manus tuas, Domine!"he said, crossing himself as he passed over the threshold.
We closed the door behind us, lest when we should have lit our lamps we should
possibly attract attention from the road. The Professor carefully tried the lock, lest we
might not be able to open it from within should we be in a hurry making our exit. Then
we all lit our lamps and proceeded on our search. The light from the tiny lamps fell in all
sorts of odd forms, as the rays crossed each other, or the opacity of our bodies threw
great shadows. I could not for my life get away from the feeling that there was someone
else amongst us. I suppose it was the recollection, so powerfully brought home to me by
the grim surroundings, of that terrible experience in Transylvania. I think the feeling was
common to us all, for I noticed that the others kept looking over their shoulders at every
sound and every new shadow, just as I felt myself doing.
The whole place was thick with dust. The floor was seemingly inches deep, except
where there were recent footsteps, in which on holding down my lamp I could see
marks of hobnails where the dust was cracked. The walls were fluffy and heavy with
dust, and in the corners were masses of spider's webs, whereon the dust had gathered
till they looked like old tattered rags as the weight had torn them partly down. On a table
in the hall was a great bunch of keys, with a timeyellowed label on each. They had been
used several times, for on the table were several similar rents in the blanket of dust,
similar to that exposed when the Professor lifted them.
He turned to me and said, "You know this place, Jonathan. You have copied maps of it,
and you know it at least more than we do. Which is the way to the chapel?"


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Dunleavy, Patrick (2006) The Westminster model and the distinctiveness of British politics. In: Dunleavy, Patrick, Hay, C., Heffernan, R. and Cowley, P., (eds.) Developments in British Politics. Developments in British politics,8. Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, UK, pp. 315-341. ISBN 9781403948434
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People use the word sexy too freely when describing inanimate objects these days, but if ever a thing should deserve this adjective, it's the 2009 Aston Martin DB9 Volante. This long, classic grand tourer uses its creases and curves suggestively, without resorting to ostentation or cheap tricks. The design makes a beeline past rationality and practical considerations to the seat of your pure, unadulterated desire.
And that's just the exterior. Fire up the 6-liter V-12, give it some revs, and the exhaust note will batter down your last sensible thought. Of course, it doesn't hurt that the cabin is decked out in fine wood and leather, offering a cozy feeling that would only be enhanced if Aston Martin could figure out a way to install a fireplace in the car. Surprisingly, this fine interior hides a bevy of modern electronics, at once letting you exercise fantasies of being a proper member of the British upper class, but still making hands-free calls on your BlackBerry and listening to tunes off an iPod.
On the road
Right from the get-go, there are some quirks of the Aston Martin DB9 Volante to get used to. The key fob fits into a slot in the center of the dashboard, with a clear acrylic end showing the Aston Martin logo etched inside. It's a nice design element, but also means that you can't attach the fob to any kind of keychain.
To kick over the engine, you have to push that fob in and hold it. We've gotten used to push button starters that only require a quick press--the DB9 wants a little more commitment than that.
With the six speed automatic, the car lacks a conventional shifter on the console. Instead, push the D button at the end of a row of four transmission control buttons at the top of the stack to get going.
Pulling onto the road, the V-12 provides plenty of push with a firm foot on the gas. Use the Sport button at the bottom of the stack, and the transmission gives quicker downshifts, which is much more satisfying than the non-sport mode, where downshifts are infuriatingly slow.
Getting up to a good clip, the rigidness of the suspension becomes evident. It's more sports car than luxury ride, and lacks any adaptive suspension gizmos that might offer a comfort setting.
Beyond the ride quality, there is plenty of luxury in the cabin. For a soft top, road noise is very muted in the cabin, and you don't even hear engine noise unless you really ask for it by letting the revs run past 4,000. For normal cruising, the audio focus moves to the sound system, which pumps out extraordinary bass and tight sound all the way through the frequencies. The only downsides are the shrill high frequencies.
The DB9's nod to modernity includes digital audio sources such as iPod integration, a USB port, auxiliary audio input, satellite radio, and an MP3-capable disc changer. Unfortunately, the small radio display makes browsing for music while driving inadvisable. There is a navigation system, with a poorly-mounted LCD hidden under the wood dashboard, but more on that later.
Finding room to play, the DB9 takes corners like it wants to drift. Even under moderate acceleration through a corner, the back end feels like it wants to let go, with flashing traction control lights on the dashboard letting you know why the nose is still pointing in the right direction. Those traction control lights also show up under heavy acceleration, as the V-12's massive torque tries to twist the tires off the pavement. No matter, though, as the car still feels very controllable under stress.
The transmission's Sport mode seems to be the only setting for this type of driving. Standard drive mode waits too long to downshift, and the manual mode, where you select gears from column-mounted paddle shifters is just not responsive enough for quick shifts. The available six speed manual would serve better under these circumstances.
In the cabin
Luxury cars with classic marques don't integrate well with technology. How can an automaker with almost 100 years of tradition reconcile technology that changes every six months? But Aston Martin gives it a try, with some success. The 2009 Aston Martin DB9 Volante gets the key cabin technology we look for in a car: GPS navigation, Bluetooth phone support, and digital audio sources.
To control these functions, there is a set of buttons and a joystick capped by an enter key at the base of the stack. Strangely, the joystick looks like a knob but can't be turned, unlike most controllers of this type. As such, you have to use the joystick motions to move through menu lists for navigation and music.


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'The Daily Show' on the GOP Split Over the NSA Furor
The furor over the National Security Agency's data collection isn't splitting neatly along party lines. Some Republicans and Democrats, for example, feel that it's entirely proper for the government to engage in broad data sweeps in the name of national security. Other members of both parties argue that personal liberty should not be trumped by claims about national security. There's some bipartisan comedy in there somewhere and "Daily Show" host John Oliver, who is subbing for Jon Stewart this summer, looks for the laughs in this clip.


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Man, 3-year-old Daughter Hurt in Suspected Haifa Car Bombing
Police probing motivation behind early-morning car explosion, coming only a month after 3 people were wounded from a bomb placed in a parked car in Rehovot.
A Haifa man was seriously injured and his toddler daughter lightly injured as a result of an explosion in their car early Sunday.
Police forces rushed to the scene, with an investigation already underway as to what prompted the explosion, with preliminary reports claimed that the explosion occurred as the father was starting the car.
The man and his 3-year-old daughter were evacuated to Haifa's Rambam Hospital by Magen David Adom emergency crews.
Last month, three people were wounded from a bomb placed in a parked car in Rehovot.
Police suspected that the bomb was placed in the car of a man who is known to the police, and it went off as he was opening the car door. The man, aged 50, was lightly to moderately wounded and taken to Kaplan Hospital.
Two passersby who happened by at that moment were also lightly wounded from shrapnel.
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The perfect example of traditional Bunzlauer ceramic from Poland. Crafted by hand, Bunzlauer ceramic is tremendously strong.
The soap dish features small holes for drainage to keep your soap dry and slime-free.
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