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Andrew was our photographer for our wedding this February (2007). I agree completely with the previous reviewer, he is Read more...
Andrew was our photographer for our wedding this February (2007). I agree completely with the previous reviewer, he is practically invisible during the big event and manages to produce photos that capture each moment beautifully. My husband and I, as well as our families are so thrilled with the results that we would recommend Andrew for ANY special event you have planned! His professionalism and attention to detail is fantastic; he is constantly responsive to his clients' needs and also provides pertinent and appropriate advice when necessary. The photos of the children, families and the flowers at the event are stunning - they will help us to remember this day forever! Read less
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Andrew was our photographer for our wedding in 2005. He was very professional, easy to work with, and unobtrusive. In Read more...
Andrew was our photographer for our wedding in 2005. He was very professional, easy to work with, and unobtrusive. In fact, during the ceremony, I didn't even know he was there! And our pictures turned out great! We loved the pictures of just the two of us that we took in Alamo Square park, as well as the family group shots. Andrew also has a talent for capturing those candid moments during the reception, especially with kids. We loved the pictures that he took of our flower girls and friend's toddler so much, that we hired him to take pictures of our newborn this year! Read less
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Andrew was such a pleasure to work with...easy, flexible and our wedding pictures are fantastic. My husband and I eloped Read more...
Andrew was such a pleasure to work with...easy, flexible and our wedding pictures are fantastic. My husband and I eloped to San Francisco and needed only a few hours of Andrew's time. He bent over backwards to accommodate us. Andrew did such a great job of capturing our wedding day! Read less
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Andrew did an amazing job for our wedding photos in April, 2008. Our photos are better than we could have ever imagined. Read more...
Andrew did an amazing job for our wedding photos in April, 2008. Our photos are better than we could have ever imagined. He captured the magic and essence of the most important day of our lives. He did so without being intrusive and yet amazingly thorough. He took the requisite wedding photos, of course, but he went above and beyond the call of duty. After our ceremony, we went to 3 locations throughout San Francisco with the entire 15 member bridal party. He literally took hundreds of amazing shots! I remember Andrew lying on his back to get the perfect shot of us looking down into the camera with the beautiful blue sky in the background. Again, he went above and beyond the call of duty. It was The Perfect Shot. Andrew has the utmost integrity. He was always punctual, always kept his word and was extremely professional. Andrew earned our trust and faith and we had no doubt he would do a fantastic job. It was truly a pleasure to work with him! His love of photography is evidenced in his work including our wedding and engagement photos. He had a calming presence and yet was vibrant throughout our wedding day. He flowed with all of the events and changes smoothly. He guided us and worked with us throughout the entire process. Once we received the photos, we were absolutely thrilled! They were better than we could have ever imagined! Andrew uploaded all of our eleven-hundred photos onto a CD which was not in our contract. I asked to view some of the black and white photos in color and vise versa, he sent me a disc in 2 days with these changes. They were absolutely beautiful. Again, he went above and beyond the call of duty. We have recommended Andrew to all of our friends and colleagues! We look forward to working with Andrew again soon! Cindy and Steve Read less
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Andrew did a fabulous job with all of the 697 photos. He re-touched them, put them all in leather albums and gave us a CD Read more...
Andrew did a fabulous job with all of the 697 photos. He re-touched them, put them all in leather albums and gave us a CD too! He was fantastic. I have been to weddings before, where the photographer is always in the way of the Bride and Groom or in the guests face's. He was great, we actually started to worry after the wedding was over. We all don't remember seeing him at the reception! But, when the photos came back, he got everything, guests, dancing, garter and bouquet toss, etc. The pictures were perfect. He went to some great places in San Francisco to take photos, poised and not poised! I would highly recommend him to everyone I know who is getting married. Thanks Andrew, for a job very well done. Read less
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Andrew did a superb job at our wedding. He was professional from Day One. He gave us exactly what we wanted and made Read more...
Andrew did a superb job at our wedding. He was professional from Day One. He gave us exactly what we wanted and made helpful suggestions. His prices were excellent, and, as my new wife has said, he was very "calm" during our rather stressful day. Our pictures were delivered on schedule (2 months after our wedding) and at the price we agreed. (We purchased a disk with all of our images, a full proof album (3 volumes actually - almost 600 images), and an engagement session). We did not purchase a formal wedding album (though Andrew can prepare one if you like - he also recommended excellent resources for having your own album or prints made). As my wife says: "Andrew was very easy to work with, responded promptly to our requests, and really worked with us to capture the photos we wanted and the photos we didn't know we wanted" We wanted to do all of our formal and family pictures prior to the ceremony (something that I recommend highly as everyone looks their best before all of the crying, sweating, and "real life" that occurs to clothing and makeup over time + you stay with your guests instead of disappearing once things get started). He agreed immediately (something another photographer objected to and would not consider). He also did an number of group pictures of my sisters' families as part of the package on that day, no problems, no additional costs, no questions asked. We did provide a shot list prior to the wedding (very valuable) and had family members designated to keep things moving (also something I highly recommend - my sister took over and kept things rolling quickly so that we were done with all of the family pictures with time to spare before the ceremony began). Both candid and formal pictures came out great. We did a group picture of everyone at the wedding (also something I recommend highly), which was a challenge, and he visited all of the tables to catch virtually everyone at the reception. (ASIDE - DO NOT PURCHASE DISPOSABLE CAMERAS - so many people have digital cameras, you will get plenty of candid shots - just ask everyone to email them to you ... also there are no development expenses for digital candid pictures... you will also have pictures to show and share while you are waiting for your formal photos). Andrew gave us a disk with high resolution images, as we wished, and has offered to crop and Photoshop images as we require. It seems the more "expensive" photographers only give you low-resolution images, if at all - utter nonsense! His contract was short and clear (Do read all of your contracts before signing carefully!). He has done hundreds and hundreds of weddings and it shows (he also did my brother-in-law's wedding which was outside with challenging lighting and their pictures looked great as well). BOTTOM LINE: With wedding photographers, there is little relation between price and quality. Andrew provided super service at a reasonable price. Read less
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I cannot say enough good things about Andrew. He was our wedding photographer and I would recommend him in a heartbeat. Read more...
I cannot say enough good things about Andrew. He was our wedding photographer and I would recommend him in a heartbeat. From our very first meeting, my husband and I knew this would be a good fit. Andrew was very professional, flexible and responsive to our needs without any fuss or muss. He was always on time and followed through with us at every turn. I organize events for a living and I only wish all of the vendors I deal with were as reliable as Andrew. Working with him meant that we had one less thing to worry about on our wedding day, which is no small thing. The icing on the cake was that his photos are absolutely amazing. My husband and I are absolutely thrilled with the results. He captured the event just perfectly, and managed to get photographs of everyone in attendance. I actually dont remember seeing him very much on the day of the wedding, but he was clearly in the middle of everything and managed not to be at all obtrusive. One final note My husband and I checked out several photographers before settling on Andrew. Most seemed competent and professional with very nice photos. However, the prices we were seeing were way out of our budget. Andrew would have been our first choice regardless, so it was a huge plus when it turned out that his prices were very reasonable as well. I would urge anyone looking for a wedding photographer to consider checking him out. Read less
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During April, May and June of 2010 I traveled to the Occupied West Bank (also known as the Occupied Palestinian Territories). I wished to observe at first-hand the effects that the Israeli military occupation, then entering its 43rd year, was having on the indigenous Palestinian inhabitants, their institutions, their businesses and their daily lives.
By Bob Birch, New South Wales
Entry to the occupied territories is problematical. Visitors hoping to enter via air, at Ben Gurion airport in Israel, or by land across the Jisr Malik Hussein (formerly known as the Allenby Bridge) from Jordan are subjected to intensive scrutiny by Israeli border authorities. Anyone stating their wish to visit Palestinian areas – as distinct from Israel proper – is denied entry as a matter of routine. It is therefore necessary to conceal one's intentions in order to gain a visitor's visa. (It should be mentioned that NGO personnel, such as Red Cross and other humanitarian workers who wish to operate in the occupied territories, are now denied work permits by the Israeli authorities. They may be granted three month visitor's visas.)
While in the West Bank I volunteered my services with two local human rights organizations: the International Solidarity Movement (ISM) is a Palestinian-led entity, dedicated to non-violent methods of support for people suffering under the Occupation; the Palestine Solidarity Project (PSP), based in the village of Beit Ummar, south of Bethlehem, concentrates on supporting villages in the area which are under threat from nearby Jewish settlement/colonies and the Israeli Occupation Force – the so-called Israel Defence Force.
My activities took me from farmers' encampments in the South Hebron Hills, to major cities such as Hebron, Ramallah and Nablus, as well as to many other villages and towns. I visited the Jordan Valley, most of which is now a closed military zone, and spent some time in East Jerusalem in the beleaguered suburb of Sheikh Jarrah. I spoke to university lecturers, students, small businessmen and traders, artists, labourers, farmers and activists, the employed and the unemployed, the young and the old. At the end I came away with a reasonably comprehensive picture of what life is like for Palestinians living under military occupation.
The underlying mood is one of resignation, if not despair. The economy, under the Israeli stranglehold, is in tatters. Emigration seems the only hope for many young people, faced with few if any job prospects (e.g. I spoke with a young man, holder of a degree in chemical engineering from Ankara University – undertaken at great expense to his family – who survives by operating a fruit stand in the Nablus market. His case is not untypical.) Having endured 43 years of military occupation, with no end in sight, people wonder why Israel is not made to comply with United Nations resolutions calling for its withdrawal, and why its actions are supported by Western powers. They feel abandoned. Nevertheless, most maintain an attitude of sumoud, steadfastness, believing that "to exist is to resist".
In addition to merely observing the situation, I took it upon myself to document and report human rights abuses suffered by Palestinians at the hands of Jewish settlers and the Israeli Defence (sic) Force. Amongst the more notable of these were:
• The near-total destruction by arson of the mosque in the village of Al Lubban as Sharqiya during a night-time incursion by settlers from the nearby colony of Bet El.
• The murder of two young girls, Maasa (5) and Janaa (8) Emad
in the Jordan Valley, deliberately and repeatedly run over by a jeep driven by an IDF soldier.
• The savage and unprovoked beating of an elderly farm labourer, by IDF soldiers, at the Hamra checkpoint in the Jordan Valley.
• The killing of Bassem Abu Rahma, shot with a teargas canister at close range while passively observing a demonstration at the village of Bil'in.
(I attended at the anniversary of his murder.)
• The bulldozing and total destruction of a newly-completed family home near the village of Haris by order of the Israeli military occupation authority. The family joins the 50,000 people made homeless by such demolitions since 1967.
• The expulsion of the Ghawe and Al Kurd families by Jewish settlers, aided by Israeli police, from their homes in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood of East Jerusalem.
• The arrest and beating while in detention of three female human rights activists from the ISM at Sheikh Jarrah.
• Ongoing protests at the village of Iraq Burin against the shooting deaths of two teenage boys by IDF soldiers during a raid into their village and the ongoing theft of village lands by the nearby Bracha settlement.
• The blinding of Emily Henochowicz, a young Jewish activist from the USA, shot at close range by an IDF soldier while attending a protest demonstration at the Qalandiya checkpoint.
These were just some of the incidents I investigated and reported upon. They are not particularly notable in the everyday, ongoing and systematic violation of the human and civil rights of Palestinians. They are set against a backdrop of land thefts, house demolitions, destruction of property, restriction of movement, arbitrary arrests, torture while in confinement, and constant harassment and humiliation, which are everyday occurrences in this tragic land. Targeted assassinations, used on occasion, are still part of the Israeli government's repressive tactics.
Regular protests against land appropriations for the Apartheid Wall and by individual settlements are organized in a number of villages: Bil'in, Na'lin, Iraq Burin, Wadi Rahhal, Beit Ummar, Beit Jala, Qaramat Bani Hassan, Buderus, An Nabi Saleh and Al Masara all hold weekly protest demonstrations. Despite a rising incidence of arrests, wounding from live ammunition, beatings, gas inhalation and deaths the villagers, accompanied by foreign nationals and concerned Israelis, maintain their protests. I attended each of these village protests at least once in order to lend my support and to report what I saw.
Having voted Hamas into power in the West Bank and Gaza in the last democratic elections (overseen by US and international observers), held in 2006, the Palestinian people are still governed by the Palestine Authority (PA), which, in reality, is synonymous with Fatah. Fatah and its affiliates, of course, refused to relinquish power after the elections. The PA is widely regarded in the West Bank as the sub-contractor for implementing Israel's policies and I heard it described, more than once, as "a second Occupation". Membership of Hamas and other political parties, such as the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), is illegal.
IDF troops and the Israeli Border Police act with impunity in their dealings with the subject population. Their use of excessive force, to the point of causing serious injuries and even death, is institutionalized and prosecutions of offenders rarely happen and even more rarely lead to any appropriate punishment. Soldiers and Border Police, far from fulfilling their role as protectors of the occupied population – as laid down in the 4th Geneva Convention – , have taken on the role of oppressors. Nowhere is this more evident than in their actions in support of land thefts, destruction of property and aggression and violence by Israeli settler/colonists.
The inescapable conclusion that I, and others who have followed the course of events over time and who have experienced the situation at first hand, is that we are witnessing the ethnic cleansing of the West Bank. The cancerous growth of settlements and the brutal nature of the Israeli occupation seem designed to profoundly alter the demographic balance of the country by making life for the indigenous inhabitants simply impossible. Those who do not leave will become, inevitably, second class citizens in their own land, Untermensch, "hewers of wood and drawers of water" for their Israeli masters. And all with the connivance, indeed support, of this and previous Australian governments. To our shame.
* Anyone who doubts the objectivity of my conclusions in the previous paragraph need only consult recent maps drawn up by OCHA (the UN Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs) which show the extent of Israeli land appropriations. Less than 18% of pre-1948 Mandate Palestine is now controlled by Palestinians, and this meagre proportion is being whittled away daily.
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I would like to thank for Mr. Bob Birch, his courageous visit and your well descriptive report on the Human Rights abuses perpetrated by the Israelis' stooges.
We need journalist/people like you , Ken O'Keefe and others who are on the site to tell us the truth and show us the whole real picture of Israel's criminal acts and abuses.
Since our mainstream media in Canada, as in USA, and the Government of Canada and his STOOGES(deputies and council of ministers) are a bunch of COWARDS , they are afraid of the ISRAEL'S ZIONIST GESTAPO: the ADL,B'nai Brith el cetera, THE FEAR MONGERING.
Just like you've said Mr.Birch, all those crimes still being perpetrated by the CONNIVANCE, indeed SUPPORT of this and previous CANADIAN GOVERNMENTS, especially the ACTUAL GOVERNMENT OF STEPHEN HARPER(Prime Miniter) AND HIS STOOGES, THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
I have sent a copy of your report to all the Canada's Liberal Party(the Opposition) and i will do for all the Canadian's Parties(NDP,Conservative, Action)
and I have been doing so for the last couple of weeks and I will be doing so as long as my COUNTRY, CANADA, STAND UP and say:
I urge all Canadian and Amecican citizen to do the same and speak out in the Name Of JUSTICE and PEACE.
Thank you again,
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Serves 6 as an accompaniment to quail
1 bunch small beetroot
2 blood oranges
1 bunch watercress (use 2 if the bunches are small)
1 tablespoon chives, chopped
1 head red witlof
3 slices of pumpkin
1/4 cup sage leaves
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2 tablespoons red wine vinegar + a little extra
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Cut three thin slices of pumpkin and roast in the oven with evoo until firm.
Trim the leaves from the beetroot and then bring the whole unpeeled beetroot to the boil in salted water. Reduce the heat to a simmer and cook until tender, about 50 minutes depending on the size of the beetroot. You can judge their 'doneness' by inserting a sharp knife into one of the beetroot. When cooked, strain and refresh in cold water allow to cool slightly and then slip the skins from the beetroot by hand its easier to do this when they are still a little warm. Slice in quarters, drizzle with a little red wine vinegar, a sprinkle of sea salt and set aside.
Slice the skin from the blood oranges using a serrated knife and then slice into rounds.
Place sage leaves on to a baking tray with the butter and place in the oven. As soon as the butter starts to brown, the leaves are done. OR Heat a little evoo in a small frying pan, and when hot drop the sage leaves in, but be careful as the leaves may spit. Its important that the oil is hot enough to crisp the sage, but not so hot that it will burn the leaves they should still be a vibrant green when cooked. Remove the crisp sage leaves from the oil and set aside on kitchen paper to drain.
Allow the oil to cool.
Mix the beetroot, slices of blood orange, chives, watercress, witlof and roasted pumpkin together and place in a serving bowl.
To make the dressing, use 2 tablespoons of the reserved cooking oil and 2 3 tablespoons of fresh evoo, stir in the red wine vinegar, honey, sea salt and black pepper adjust seasoning if necessary. Add to the beetroot mixture and toss, being careful not to add too much dressing.
Arrange the salad on the side of a large plate with the roasted quail, and finish with the sage leaves on top of the quail. (Quince Glazed Quail link)
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Monrovia defensive tackle Ellis McCarthy said last week his first official visit will be to Oregon "in a couple of weeks." The fifth-best prospect in the state and the nation's No. 6-ranked defensive tackle, according to ESPNU, wants to wait until defending Mid-Valley Division champion Monrovia has another Thursday game so his visit lasts longer.
That would leave a weekend in mid-October as the likely visit date. Monrovia's next Thursday game is Oct. 13 at La Cañada; Oregon hosts Arizona State in a possible Pac-12 Conference title game preview on Oct. 15.
McCarthy has offers from all over but Cal, USC, Florida, Oregon and Washington are believed to lead for his services. USC coaches Ed Orgeron and Kennedy Polamalu were among a group of recruiters who attended Monrovia's season-opening 29-16 win against Glendora on Thursday night. Orgeron aimed his video camera directly at McCarthy a number of times.
UCLA head coach Rick Neuheisel and defensive line coach Inoke Breckterfield were also there, though the Bruins' recruiting of McCarthy has fallen off. UCLA, though, is a suitor for McCarthy's teammate, class of 2013 linebacker George Frazier.
The 6-foot-4, 305-pound McCarthy said he spotted the coaches while stretching before the game and it gave him extra motivation to perform well. He had six tackles despite facing double- and triple-teams throughout the night.
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BeschreibungA young American male, hitch hiking through Australia via the outback, is given a lift by an old Australian Travelling Showman. Somehow the Australian Bushman seems to know what is troubling the young man "Duncan" and introduces him to people, like Jimmy an indigenous elder and the two old diggers who help him try to understand his past. With this help along the way, Duncan begins to unravel his dreams and life in unusual ways. How do these people know about Duncan's past and how does Johnny know about the new person that comes into Duncan's life before Duncan tells him?......A Testimonial from the back of the book "After reading through your range of books I felt I must compliment you Joan on the imaginative and entertaining way in which you presented each group and the Musicians in those groups. The way the stories were constructed is a credit to your work ethic. These must have taken considerable time to piece together and it is obviously a work of love for you. Peter Harkins, Managing Director Cheapa Music, Country Musical Capital Tamworth.
PortraitAge is but a number so at 59 years of age and after raising my family i was watching a Bon Jovi concert that took me back to a part of my youth that I had missed. I first got the idea of this book as I was watching a Bon Jovi concert fron Madison Garden. A neighbour was also watching it with me and I started putting the song titles into sentences. As an avid Bon Jovi fan, I had collected all their albums and a lot of DVD concerts. I have all of the band members individual works; even before they became the Bon Jovi band and all of David's musical soundtracks. From the first sentence I was able to create this book using just song titles and then followed this book with other books from different artists song titles of different genres of music. i enjoy writing these books and my daughters enjoy reading and editing them for me.
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Azerbaijan is represented at the fair traditionally held on Christmas Eve in the capital of France, organized by "Azerbaijan house" in Paris.
Chairman of "Azerbaijan house" Mirvari Fataliyeva said that the fair held on the Christmas Day is one of the most loved celebrities of the French. Azerbaijan is represented at this event for the second year. The main purpose is to introduce ancient history and rich culture of Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan's corner was supported by Heydar Aliyev Foundation, Azerbaijan Embassy to France, Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO).
Books and brochures about Azerbaijan's history, culture, tourism potential, nature, rich dishes, the first European Games 2015 to be held in Baku and discs of national music samples are presented to the visitors.
As well as silky headgear produced in Azerbaijan, small carpets, jams, teas, different wine types, Novruz holiday ornaments shakarbura and pakhlava sweets, gutab with meat and herbs also presented at the event.
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WASHINGTON (WP-BLOOM) – Genes play a role in how mice — and perhaps humans — react to the Ebola virus, according to a recent study.
But to understand that, scientists first had to come up with a way to study Ebola in mice. So they turned to a group of specially bred mice with diverse genes — when infected they showed a wide range of responses.
Some had no symptoms while others died from haemorrhagic fever. By studying how the different genes in the different mice affected the course of infection, the scientists could be able to determine what genes make humans more vulnerable to death by Ebola.
The success of the new mice is described in a study recently published in Science, which presents the first viable mouse model for studying Ebola. To develop treatments and vaccines — or even to understand how a virus works — researchers need to infect animals with it. Until now, the best animal models for Ebola have been monkeys.
But monkeys are large, expensive to keep, and more dangerous to work with than tiny rodents. And they also present ethical issues.
"Ask any scientist who does this type of work, and you'll hear that they really want nonhuman primates to be a last resort," said study co-head Angela Rasmussen, of the University of Washington department of microbiology.
But traditional lab mice don't work: Researchers are able to modify Ebola so that it infects and kills them, but the rodents don't exhibit the symptoms of haemorrhagic fever before they die. With the disease in traditional mice acting so differently than in humans, it's hard to use the mice for research.
And while guinea pigs and hamsters have been made to show symptoms, their genomes are much less intricately studied than mice. Scientists know the mice genome in its entirety, so it's easy for them to pinpoint what genes are involved in the disease and its treatment. Not so with these other animals.
"Unfortunately, monkeys were just the gold standard," Rasmussen said.
Instead of standard lab mice, Rasmussen and her colleagues used a group of genetically diverse mice created by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
These mice were specially bred with disease-related testing in mind. While most lab mice only represent about 10 per cent of the genes in the total mouse population, this group of mice covers 90 per cent of the species' genetic diversity.
That means that testing viruses on them is something like testing viruses on the human population: The genetics of the host vary, and so does the outcome of the infection.
Sure enough, the mice reacted differently to their exposure to Ebola — and for the first time, some of them (40 per cent) showed the traditional symptoms of the disease, including death by haemorrhagic fever. Another 40 per cent died without these symptoms, as regular lab mice would, and 20 per cent were resistant to the disease.
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The potential is there for a script so cruel even Jose Mourinho's worst enemies would not have written it. After the 4-1 thumping in Dortmund, the Real Madrid coach must lift his side to play Atletico Madrid on Saturday knowing that, while the league is long gone, defeat to Real's city rivals would be their first in 14 years and hand the title to Barcelona – providing they beat Athletic Bilbao earlier the same night.
If there is no subsequent glorious comeback against the German side on Tuesday the man brought in to topple Barça domestically and lift Real Madrid's 10th European Cup would have failed at both in the space of four days.
The talk in Madrid was not just of derbies but of Derby County. Real Madrid lost 4-1 to Derby at the old Baseball Ground in the 1975-76 European Cup second round, Charlie George scoring a hat-trick for the Rams. However, Milan Miljanic's side, which contained the German duo of Günter Netzer and Paul Breitner, beat Derby 4-1 over 90 minutes in front of a 120,000 crowd in the second leg at the Bernabeu, Pirri's penalty with seven minutes to go taking the tie to extra time, where Santillana struck to make it 5-1 and take Real through. Bayern Munich went on to win the competition that season, knocking out Real in the semi-finals, but German triumphs aside, the precedent is serving as a source of inspiration.
If there are to be heroics next week much will depend on Cristiano Ronaldo. "I will do my talking on Tuesday," he said as walked from dressing room to team bus at the Westfalenstadion. The promise to make a statement on the pitch – and enough of one to overturn the 4-1 first leg scoreline has set the tone.
Ronaldo, with 51 goals in 50 games this season and 12 in the Champions League, will lead the charge in the second leg but he and his coach must be wondering after the first leg if he has the team-mates around him to work the miracle.
Xabi Alonso is likely to be rested against Diego Simeone's Atletico side. So much of the weight of Real's midfield rests on his shoulders and his jaded display – giving the ball away for the first goal and conceding the penalty for the fourth – played a big part in the heavy defeat.
Others do not need rest but to find match sharpness. Pepe, not for the first time in this Champions League this season, was no match for Robert Lewandowski. One of Mourinho's biggest calls in his three seasons at Real has been to put his faith in the Portuguese defender. Only the emergence of Raphaël Varane, who celebrated his 20th birthday today, has reduced his role.
Another big Mourinho decision since taking over in 2010 has been not to bring in a centre-forward despite seeming to always doubt the ability of Gonzalo Higuain and Karim Benzema to do for him at Real what Didier Drogba and Diego Milito achieved at Chelsea and Internazionale respectively. Lewandowski's brilliance against Pepe on Wednesday was a reminder of how those decisions looked to have been flawed.
There were ironic cheers of "Chelsea, Chelsea" from German supporters as Mourinho got back on the team bus in Dortmund. The climax to the season is being played out to ever-louder whispers that he will be at Stamford Bridge next season.
How he needs his current team and supporters behind him in the next four days. Not to mention one of Chelsea's possible future signings, Radamel Falcao, having an off day in Saturday's local derby.
'Swept aside': Press reaction
AS: Operation Three Zero
"Madrid swept aside by Dortmund. [Real] can pull it out of the fire thanks to this goal by Cristiano."
Marca: Lewandowski-ed
"The curse continues. Klopp's Dortmund trample over Madrid."
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We characterize the cost function for electric power transmission. It is complex and non-linear, exhibiting scale economies over its range. The social planning problem for network transmission expansion is illustrated with a simple numerical example. The regulatory problem for joint generation and transmission cost minimization is addressed. It is shown that information asymmetries about the transmission cost function can lead to coordination losses when there is competition in the generation segment. We parametrize the tradeoff between potential coordination losses in transmission planning and benefits of competition and examine some potential alternatives for improved regulation of the transmission planning process.U2 - LBNL-34930 ER -


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My first experience with snow camping.
@rosierabbitLocale: Pacific Northwest
Thanks for this report, Thomas. It brought back memories of my madcap college years when I took off for Norway and lived there for two years. It is a beautiful country.
How deep was the snow you were in? Did you use snowshoes or skis? I'm used to using USGS maps for my trips in the U.S. Did you have access to good topographic maps for where you were in Norway?
Glad you liked it. The snow was 10-15 cm deep. No, we didn't use snowshoes or skis, just hiking boots. Next time we better bring skis though :).
For this leg we got our maps from a free government map source on the web.
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Great write up Thomas. I enjoyed the read and the pictures.
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Thomas, could you please tell where I can find the maps you mentioned?
@eugeneiusLocale: Nuevo Mexico
Love following your blog Thomas, great writeup and accompanying photographs.
Philip and Eugene: thanks for the kind words!
Mgm: you can find the maps here: http://kart.statkart.no/adaptive2/default.aspx?gui=1&lang=1
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My Man Jeeves is a collection of eight stories, four of them featuring Bertie Wooster and his capable manservant Jeeves. The language can be a bit annoying at times (chappies, rummy, ending sentences with what and so on), but they are still funny. All the stories have unexpected resolutions. The other four stories have other characters.
LEAVE IT TO JEEVES tells about Jeeves helping Berties's friend in a way he didn't expect. It also shows how much and why Bertie Wooster respects his manservant. "From now on consider yourself the brains of the establishment."
"Very good, sir. I shall endeavour to give satisfaction."
And he has, by Jove! I'm a bit short on brain myself; the old bean would appear to have been constructed more for ornament than for use, don't you know..." So when his friend comes asking for help and advice, Bertie leaves it to Jeeves.
JEEVES AND THE UNBIDDEN GUEST - Even if he has decided to avoid his aunt Agatha and stay in New York, he was saddled with aunt's friend's son as a guest. In front of his mother he is a quiet young man, but as soon as she leaves for a few weeks, he gets wild. As always, Bertie needs Jeeves to save him. Only this time, Jeeves is sort of mad at him because of his pink tie.
JEEVES AND THE HARD-BOILED EGG is another story where Jeeves helps Bertie's friend. This time there is a disagreement between Bertie and Jeeves about Bertie's moustages. "... while there's no doubt that in certain matters of dress Jeeves's judgement is absolutely sound and should be followed, it seemed to me that it was getting a bit too thick if he was going to edit my face as well as my costume." This time a friend's problem is his miser uncle who expects him to be a successful rancher in Colorado.
ABSENT TREATMENT is not a Wooster and Jeeves story. It is told by Reggie Pepper and it is about his friend's problem with memory which caused problems in his marriage. I was annoyed by the end of it.
HELPING FREDDIE isn't about Wooster and Jeeves either. It's about Freddie Meadowes's problem with a girl. It is told by one of his friends. As usual, a simple plan becomes something completely crazy and unexpected. The ending is kind of rushed even for a short story.
RALLYING ROUND OLD GEORGE is another story of a friend in need. A prince has been assaulted in a dark allay and George, the narrator's friend, doesn't remember what exactly happened so he assumes he is the one who attacked him.
DOING CLARENCE A BIT OF GOOD is a Reggie Pepper's story. He receives an invitation from a girl he was supposed to marry (she married an artist instead). He hasn't got a clue why she invited him and why she would lie in that letter about the things which might get him there faster. Clarence from the title is her husband. I really couldn't understand why he would accept what she asked from him. It was annoying until the story's twist.
THE AUNT AND THE SLUGGARD (Jeeves and Wooster's story). Another Bertie's friend is in trouble, this time with his aunt who has decided that he should live in New York and live as it's his last day. All he should do is write her a letter once a week describing his life. The problem is Bertie's friend hates New York and is really lazy. "About once a month he would take three days writing a few poems; the other three hundred and twenty-nine days of the year he rested. I didn't really like this character. This is the only story where I wanted to hit the person asking for help. Well, until I got to the aunt in the story anyway. It seems to me that any aunt in these stories is like Bertie's Aunt Agatha. I was so mad while reading this story. The woman is horrible. All Bertie wanted is to help his friend.
Short stories, half of which involve Jeeves. Spends some time in New York.
I understand this early collection is not necessarily Wodehouse's best although I found it highly entertaining. I have Right Ho, Jeeves loaded on my Kindle (free!) to read soon.
The four Jeeves stories are first-rate, 5 stars. The three Reggie Peppers are less appealing.
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Containing drafts of stories later rewritten for other collections (including Carry On, Jeeves ), My Man Jeeves offers a fascinating insight into the genesis of comic literature's most celebrated double-act. All the stories are set in New York, four of them featuring Jeeves and Wooster themselves; the rest concerning Reggie Pepper, an earlier version of Bertie. Plots involve the usual cast of amiable young clots, choleric millionaires, chorus-girls and vulpine aunts, but towering over them all is the inscrutable figure of Jeeves, manipulating the action from behind the scenes. Early or not, these stories are masterly examples of Wodehouse's art, turning the most ordinary incidents into golden farce.… (more)
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The White House said today that President Bush would nominate Roger W. Ferguson Jr., the vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, to another term on the central bank's governing board.
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Mr. Ferguson was first appointed to the Fed by President Clinton in 1997. He became vice chairman of the board two years later. His job had been in limbo since last year, when Senator Phil Gramm, the Texas Republican who is chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, blocked Mr. Clinton's reappointment of Mr. Ferguson as a Fed governor. Senator Gramm said the next president should have a chance to place his own nominee on the Fed.
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