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SEN. MCCAIN: Oh, Lindsey, Lindsey, Senator Graham --
SEN. LIEBERMAN: Come on.
SEN. MCCAIN: Senator Graham, please.
SEN. LIEBERMAN: Senator Graham -- (inaudible) --
SEN. GRAHAM: I don't want to break up a tradition thatlong heldthat every senator speaks all the time. And here's what I want to say --
SEN. MCCAIN: (Laughs.)
SEN. LIEBERMAN: You're a senator now. (Laughter.)
SEN. GRAHAM: Oh, I'm slowly learning, yes. (Laughter.)
One thing that our nation needs is for all the senators and all the congressmen and everybody involved in government to rise to the occasion. These are dangerous and treacherous times for our nation.
And I want to say publicly that Senator Lieberman's presentation in Munich was outstanding. It made me proud to be an American, it made me proud to be a member of the Senate. Senator McCain has been a voice in foreign policy for a long time, and I'm a Republican and he's a Republican. But for the fact that Senator Lieberman would stand up with Rumsfeld and McCain and have a united front about what our nation needs at this time was heartening. And it's time to accentuate the positive. The mood in that room, among all the European nations except a couple, was that we're with you, we understand what 9/11 was about and you're right, 17 resolutions is enough.
So these are tough, difficult times, and it's no time for any politician or country to have a small view of the world in which we live in. So I'm honored to be here with these gentlemen, trying to bring us together as a nation.
SEN. LIEBERMAN: Thanks, Lindsey.
Q Well, two questions. One, what do you feel that France and Belgium's realisticand Germany'srealistic objections are? And two, is there anything Saddam Hussein could do in the next four days that might change your viewpoint?
SEN. LIEBERMAN: I'll go to the second first. I mean, I think the United States' positionour position for a long time has been that the United Nations report on Saddam Hussein's Iraq after the inspectors were ejected in 1998 made clear that he had enormous quantities of chemical and biological weapons capable of killing millions of people that he never accounted for. And so, I've always felt that we sent the inspectors back in now to give them a last chance to prove that he had destroyed all those weapons of mass destruction. And he hasn't yet done that.
The fact that he's letting the U-2s go over Baghdad is a nice small step, but the only thing he can do, I think, to get himself out of material breach of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1441 is come clean, acknowledge that he has weapons of mass destruction and either prove to us that he destroyed them or show us where they are. Otherwise, he faces the serious consequences in the resolution.
And as for France, Germany and Belgium, I think what they ought to do is make clear that they're not going to stand in the waythey may notthey're obviously not ready to march with us at this point. But they ought to get out of the way if the rest of Europe and the United States feels that military action is necessary to enforce these resolutions. And that means allowing NATO to begin to planonly planfor the defense of Turkey from Iraqi action and also to make clear that they will not veto any second Security Council resolution.
SEN. MCCAIN: Thank you. Let me just add one comment.
The alliance has been around for more than 60 years.
In the words of Lord Robertson, the secretary-general of NATO, who is one of the most highly regarded men in Europe, this is an unprecedented act on the part of the Belgian, French and Germans, to veto a planning for defensive weaponry to be put into a country. This is not whether they will side with us, as Joe said. This is simply a proposal to put defensive weaponry into the front-line state that has a border with Iraq. It isit isit is hard to understand.
Q The chairman of the House Armed Services will be here later today. He's going to talk about having hearings considering the possibility of saying to Germany, after troops from Germany are deployed to Iraq, maybe they should not go back to Germany. Do you think there would be any movement on the Senate side, or is that too premature?
SEN. MCCAIN: I don't know what Joe and Lindsey's opinion are, but let me just say that I think all of that would be premature. I think there will be plenty of time to discuss the merits and demerits and roles and missions of all countries that are involved in NATO.
But let me just point out, the Germans are in Afghanistan, the Germans are in Bosnia, the Germans are in Kosovo. The Germans continue to contribute in every way, including financially, to the NATO alliance. The French do not. The French have done none of those. So I think we have to make a clear delineation between the behavior in the French and the Germans.
Look, we all know why the Germans are where they are. It's because Gerhard Schroeder wanted to get elected and he played the anti-America card.
I guess my final point on this is that we have to go through a reassessment of roles and missions in Europe, not dictated by the behavior of France and Germany, but dictated by the realities that we now face new and different threats. And we met with General Jones, who we hold in the highest regard, who has a vision for the future of NATO that preceded this particular dust-up and will succeed it. And so we think that that vision for NATO ought to be debated and given a lot of consideration because I think it has a lot of merit; and that is, forward stationing of troops and rotating of troops into different parts of Europe on a rotating basis rather than the permanent stationing. But I don't think that has anything to do with our relations with Germany.
SEN. LIEBERMAN: John is absolutely right. And it's a very progressive and interesting idea that General Jones, our supreme allied commander in Europe, discussed with our delegation on Friday in Brussels, but it in no sense is a reaction to the current disagreement between Germany and the United States, and it ought not to be seen that way.
The other thing to say is that, you know, we're upset about what France, Germany and Belgium are doing in the case of the Iraq crisis, but they're part of the transatlantic family. They're part of the, as I said before, the greatest alliance, military alliance in history. And the important thing is for themand us, I supposeto act in a way that doesn't do permanent damage to the family.
We're having a dispute right now, but it ought not to break up the family. And if we do this right and they do it right, it will not.
And what John says about Germany is right. The other thing I'd add simply is that they've been very helpful in the war on terrorism. They are providing security for American bases in Germany. This is a momentary dispute, and we're not going to let it break up the long- standing strong relationship.
Q Can I ask you, coming out of Munich, your informal conversation, what was your sense of just how flexible Germany and France are on the NATO issue? Do you get a sense of an opening there, or that they're just posturing for the media, or --
SEN. LIEBERMAN: Well, I mean, there weren'tthere was only one representative of France there, I believe: the defense minister. She spoke, and then there wasn't much of a chance, at least that I had, to speak any more with her. There were manyof course, it was in Munich. And so, the foreign minister, the defense minister, a lot of parliamentarians were there. And frankly, in our conversationsI'd ask my colleagues to give their impressionthe general tone of the conversations was to feel real regret about the dispute between the U.S. and Germany and trying to find a way to not have it do lasting damage. So I felt that among the Germans I spoke to there was a kind of unease about the disagreement we're having now. And put it another way: Dr. Merkel, who's theAngela Merkel, who's the head of the opposition coalition in the parliament, gave a very strong statement of support for the American position at theshe's in the Bundestagfor the American position regarding Iraq. So German opinion is divided. And for the most part, people face to face were talking to us in the terms that they didn't want this to do lasting damage. TheyI thought they were uncomfortable.
SEN. GRAHAM: My two cents' worth. I think you're dealing with two different political dynamics. The Germans have put themselves in a political box based on the last campaign. A very aggressive campaign, a come-from-behind campaign, playing an anti-American card that had never been played before. So everything they do now is in the context of their political statements.
I think the French has been embarked on a strategy of trying to diminish NATO. And they have been more calculated over a longer period of time.
As to any effort by the House or the Senate to put a chill over a French andexcuse me, German and U.S. relationships by changing the military configuration, I would be opposed to that right now. I served in Germany for four years. The Germans are helping. Thousands of American troops are passing through Germany as I speak without any hindrance at all. So there's two different dynamics between France and Germany, and we need to understand that and make decisions based on that.
Q If I can just follow it up real fast. France, they have a (strange ?) history with NATO to begin with.
SEN. GRAHAM: You noticed. Yeah.
Q So how seriously do they take it?
SEN. GRAHAM: Well, we had a briefingand I don't know how much to disclose. But there was a sense among our representatives in NATO, and who follow this closely, that the French have a sort of a planned strategy to weaken NATO to try to strengthen their role in the European Union.
I don't see Germany playing that game. And we need to come to grips with the French strategy and challenge it, because I think it is counterproductive and we need to be one family. If they do have a desire to weaken NATO as a planned strategy, we need to stand up and say please reevaluate.
SEN. MCCAIN: On the issue of the French, the French are playing a very high risk game here because with their veto or Belgium's veto was their proxy of this prepositioning of defensive equipment in Turkey, we'll go ahead with it; we will do it in a bilateral fashion. We will protect our troops, we will have the equipment there. And so what France risks is the United States and like-minded allies acting outside of NATO so we don't have to worry about their veto, and thereby rendering France irrelevant in the entire process. So it's a very big gamble for the French to be behaving like they are.
I think the general consensus is once we get through Iraq, our relations with Germany will return to basically a normal status where they're of enormous assistance. Look, they took over the command of forcespeacekeeping forces in Afghanistan. I mean, they havethey --
SEN. LIEBERMAN: Just this week, wasn't it?
SEN. MCCAIN: Yeah, they've been remarkable. Sobut the French, I think, are playing a very high risk game here, and risk rendering themselves irrelevant in the entire deliberations and actions of the Atlantic alliance.
SEN. LIEBERMAN: Let me just come back to something John said earlier on, and it goes to the heart of our resolution. You know, there is a new Europe, not as distinguished from the old Europe, but the new Europe is a configuration that goes from West to East. And that's the remarkable thing about these 10 -- the Vilnius 10 or the Vilnius 7 and the Adriatic 3, that they have joined with the eight nations to the West that issued the initial statement of support for our position. And it is a new Europe.
I think one of the most thrilling meetings we had on the weekend was with the 10, and they're so committed to the alliance and so proud of their ability now to affect history by making the statement they did, and they have a real sense of empowerment. And you know, for us it was a thrilling moment because we've lived now to see these countries come fromout from within the horror of the Soviet bloc to independence, market economies, and now being significant players in world events. And that is the new Europe.
Thank you all.
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Went here on a week day for dinner and there is a bar/club downstairs. It started off ok but when the downstairs kicked off the clashing sound of the resturant music the music below made the whole experience even worse. We were kept waiting for ages for everything.
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This place is near where I work and have passed it many times. When I finally ate here it was amazing. Can be a little pricey but if you're looking for a little treat and it's close by then you should go here. Dinner in during the times of the year when it gets dark early is perfect as they had an open fire which added to the ambience.
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The service in all various but one thing I have recently found that seem consistent very time for the past year is that 'Wagamama' must be Japanese slang for 'dull'. No matter what you order I have noticed that by the end of the dish you feel as thought there is the same generic taste though out the whole dish. The times when I have ordered the udon noodles they have been over cooked to the point that it's all gooey, not good considering all you have to do is boil them. What you get for your money too makes you enjoy your food less. There are many other places that you can go to for noodles and such other than here.
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The Ritz Restaurant
We went here as a party of 5 last week for a friend's birthday. The surroundings was breathtaking and the service impeccable. However that's where it all ends.
For £35 each I wasn't every impressed with the food. Granted we had a glass of champagne included but still it was pretty poor show food wise. The selection of sandwiches were bland and the scones which were provided were tiny fancy sized ones with no currents (the cream and jam was very nice though). The cakes too were just awful. You're better off going to some where like 'patisserie valeries' or 'pauls' for some proper cakes.
You really are paying for the kudos of just sitting in the Ritz which I found to be a bit of a tourist attraction. There were lots of people with cameras and were there thinking that this good high tea.
There was a dress code which is understandable but it was a shame that the birthday boy was not dressed in a jacket and tie (but was extremely smart) and so was made to change into a jacket and tie which they provided which made him look worse (think the most horrific tie pattern possible teamed with what looked like his big brother's suit jacket). I have no idea how this made the place look any better.
All in all it's a shame as I was so looking foward to having tea here but I ended feeling as though I was a tourist visiting London thinking that this is what 'posh' Londoners do. For a much better experience and more luxurious surroundings (if that is possible as the Ritz was nice - if somewhat tired looking in some places esp the ladies powder room) then your better off going to the Library Bar in the Lanesborough Hotel (Hyde Park Corner). No dress code (they even allow jeans) and you get the most amazing experience.
Friday, November 17, 2006
Overall rating
Food 2 | Service 8 | Atmosphere 5 | Value for money 0
New World
I have been going here for the past 20 years and have yet to find a better place.
Yes the decor is faded and old, yes the staff can be slow and rude *but* the food and the value for money is something else. Having them bring the food around in trollies is a touch.
Have taken many different people here both from the uk and abroad and everyone has always enjoyed it.
Other modern places have tried to recreate the dim sum experience but they have either not been authentic enough or charge you stupid money (replacing good food for fancy surroundings). This place is definitely the place to go for down right good dim sum.
Friday, November 17, 2006
Overall rating
Food 10 | Service 7 | Atmosphere 9 | Value for money 10
Xich Lo
Have been here twice and on both times have been given a little freebie taster, which at first is all good but then when I got the bill it was just as well. I found it a little bit over priced for what I got. Have been to places where I have paid a lot more and not minded as everything was pretty much spot on.
The food is good here, there's no doubt about that but I don't feel it's true to what Vietnamese cusine is about. It's as though they've tarted the dishes/ingredients up...a lot...it's like Vietnamese food gone ultra posh...so posh that I didn't really recognise some of it. This is not a bad thing at all as I did enjoy the food but as I mentioned it's not what I would call authentic. The only familiar dish was a starter consisting of asummer roll and spring roll (which tasted great) but even then it was all 'gucci-ed' up.
The service wasn't great..it wasn't rubbish either. Just slow and it seemed as though staff didn't really know what was going on at times although having said that they did try their best.
Come here for nice food but bare in mind that you can get nice food at other places that also offer better value for money and has better service at the same. It's a shame as this place has lots of potential.
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Overall rating
Food 7 | Service 5 | Atmosphere 5 | Value for money 4
Have eaten here a few times over the past two years as it's down the road from wher I live and have never been let down. My aim is to come here enough times to have tried everything on the menu...so far can't seem to get past the curried goat or the rundown chicken.
The place is very cosy and you get the feeling the food provided is good honest food. Do not forget to order festivals to soak up the sauce that comes with most of the main dishes.
If you go with some one try to get them to order something different you so get to try another dish as they will both be good.
Service is relaxed; not slow but relaxed and friendly. Great place. I challenge anyone to come here and not enjoy the food.
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Overall rating
Food 8 | Service 9 | Atmosphere 9 | Value for money 10
I have been coming here for some time as I work down the road from it and last week was the first time in a long time (about 6 months).
The menu was pretty much the same as it was the first time I ate here 2 years ago and food is not as good as I remembered it to be. A lot of dishes were ordered and although there some nice dishes (the sashimi and the chilli salt squid) the other four/five dishes were either too salty or a bit of a let down. I was a little disappointed as I've always liked eating here.
One thing that has remained the same is the atmosphere.
I think that Cicada is best suited as a place to come and have drinks be it a nice hot beverage one by their open fire when it's freezing (they do the best hot chocolate in london) or a refreshing mojito/beer outside in the summer. Staff are always friendly and I have always found it nice to go to for a quick one during working hours or for drinks after work in a Friday.
Monday, February 06, 2006
Overall rating
Food 5 | Service 8 | Atmosphere 9 | Value for money 7
Was taken here for my birthday and was a bit stumped by the prices when looking at the menu. Was even more stumped by the size of portions....
However all that had changed by the end of my meal and I was stumped for other reasons. The portions were just right and the food (yes very expensive) was brilliant.
For your money you do get a few complimentary bits and bobs (popadoms & chutney at the start and, at the end, fresh mint leaves brushed with melted white chocolates that had been in the freezer and makes a nice change to the usual chocolate mint).
Better than the food was the service. Everyone there was super efficient and discrete to the point that they were ninja-like and sometimes I hadn't even noticed that empty dishes were removed till later.
This place, unless you had the money, wouldn't be the place you'd go to on a regular basis but for a treat does the job quite well.
Monday, February 06, 2006
Overall rating
Food 8 | Service 10 | Atmosphere 7 | Value for money 7
The Dovetail
Took a group of people from work here for lunch on Friday at 1 o'clock so as you can imagine service was a bit slow for a party of 8. It didn't help that when we were shown to our table we weren't even given the menu till about 5/10 minutes later. Still this was all forgotten about by the time we left.
The setting is cosy and the food was enjoyed by *everyone*. The sausages and mash (of which you get a choice three types) which a few of us had was the best I've had for a while. Others had a mixture steak & ale pie, burgers and steak all accompanied by the most gorgeous looking chips (golden and crispy). The choice of beer was also very good (I had an apple beer).
The 'Belgos' chain could do with a trip to this place to see how it should be done.
Will definitely be coming back.
Monday, February 06, 2006
Overall rating
Food 8 | Service 6 | Atmosphere 8 | Value for money 8
Balans (Soho)
Don't come here for anything other than cocktails and to drool over the waiters otherwise you'll be disappointed.
The food, although given in large portions, was a let down. I had crab linguine which had drizzled over it some weird dressing a bit like thousand island dressing and which took away from the the taste of everything else. My friend knew exactly what to for and stuck to the burger but even that looked like a let down. The bread basket we got was ok but again the flavours we really strong and clashy (about 5 diffent small breads with a salsa). Even with a buy one get one free voucher we went off to Valerie Pastisserie for desserts as the main for me was not all that.
The cocktails menu was good and looking at some of what other people ordered it looked good.
If ONLY the food was as good as how the waiters there looked (very nice indeed). Superificalness aside our waitress was friendly and there is a real buzz to the atmosphere which makes coming here just for drinks a really good place.
Friday, January 27, 2006
Overall rating
Food 3 | Service 7 | Atmosphere 7 | Value for money 3
Browns (West India Quay)
I went here yesterday and the setting was pleasant enough it felt that I could have also been in Pitcher & Piano/All Bar None bar.
The food was not what I was expecting. It wasn't bad. Again, could have been in a Pitcher & Piano/All Bar One. I had lamb on sweet mash potato. The lamb was not as good as I hoped. All in all £50 for two mains, wine, water, coffee and a dessert. Not worth the money considering Tamarind bill came to £75 and it has a michelin star (fair enough we didn't have wine at Tamarind but I'm willing never to drink with my meal if I get that level of 'yummyness')
The service was brilliant though. Our waiter(and all others from what I saw) was very friendly and polite. Maybe he was trying to make up for the disappointing food. It was a shame was everything else was so nice.
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Overall rating
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Italy's Osteria Francescana, which knocked out Spain's El Celler de Can Roca to earn the top spot at the 2016 World's 50 Best Restaurants Awards.
Osteria Francescana, which came in second at last year's awards, is located in the small city of Modena in northern Italy's Emilia Romagna region.
It's helmed by chef Massimo Bottura, a man credited with reinventing classic Italian cuisine by offering dishes that combine tradition and irreverence and touch all the senses.
Coming in at number two on the list was last year's champion, El Celler de Can Roca, while New York's Eleven Madison Park moved up two places to grab the number three spot.
While accepting his award at the ceremony, held June 13 in New York, a thrilled Bottura held up an Italian flag, saying he felt he might cry he was so emotional.
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Top 10 comings and goings
Many of the usual culinary suspects rounded out this year's top 10.
Lima's Central, led by Virgilio Martinez, held onto its number four position. Last September, it topped Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants list for the second year running.
Copenhagen's Noma -- the 2014 champion credited with the rise of "new Nordic cuisine" -- fell from third to fifth.
Mirazur, located in Menton, France, jumped from 11th place to sixth, while San Sebastian's Mugaritz dropped a spot to number seven.
Tokyo's Narisawa -- number two on Asia's 2016 Best Restaurants list -- held onto eighth.
At ninth, Steirereck of Vienna celebrated its first appearance in the top 10, along with Biscay, Asador Etxebarri's restaurant in Spain. Last year's highest climber, in 2016 the Spanish barbeque eatery moved from 13th up to number 10.
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Dominique Crenn of Atellier Cren was named "World's Best Female Chef" while Tokyo restaurant Den was awarded the "One to Watch" prize.
France's Pierre Herme was named best pastry chef.
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1. Osteria Francescana (Modena, Italy)
2. El Celler de Can Roca (Girona, Spain)
3. Eleven Madison Park (New York City)
4. Central (Lima)
5. Noma (Copenhagen)
6. Mirazur (Menton, France)
7. Mugaritz (San Sebastian, Spain)
8. Narisawa (Tokyo, Japan)
9. Steirereck (Vienna)
10. Asador Etxebarri (Biscay, Spain)
11. D.O.M. (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
12. Quintonil (Mexico City)
13. Maido (Lima) -- Highest riser
14. Ledbury (London)
15. Alinea (Chicago)
16. Azurmendi (Near Bilbao, Spain)
17. Piazza Duomo (Alba, Italy)
18. White Rabbit (Moscow)
19. Arpege (Paris)
20. Amber (Hong Kong)
21. Arzak (San Sebastian, Spain)
22. The Test Kitchen (Cape Town, South Africa)
23. Gaggan (Bangkok)
24. Le Bernardin (New York City)
25. Pujol (Mexico City)
26. Clove Club (London) -- Highest new entry
27. Saison (San Francisco)
28. Geranium (Copenhagen, Denmark)
29. Tickets (Barcelona)
30. Astrid y Gaston (Lima)
31. Nihonryori RyuGin (Tokyo)
32. Restaurant Andre (Singapore)
33. Attica (Melbourne, Australia)
34. Restaurant Tim Raue (Berlin, Germany)
35. Vendome (Bergisch Gladbach, Germany)
36. Borago (Santiago)
37. Nahm (Bangkok)
38. De Librije (Zwolle, Netherlands)
39. Le Calandre (Padua, Italy)
40. Relae (Copenhagen)
41. Faviken (Jarpen, Sweden)
42. Ultraviolet (Shanghai, China)
43. Biko (Mexico City)
44. Estela (New York)
45. Dinner by Heston Blumenthal (London)
46. Combal.Zero (Rivoli, Italy)
47. Schloss Schauenstein (Furstenau, Switzerland)
48. Blue Hill at Stone Barns (New York)
49. Quique Dacosta (Denia, Spain)
50. Septime (Paris)


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I interviewed the Duke of Edinburgh for BBC Radio Scotland's "Good Morning Scotland" programme, about his part in the story of the world's oldest clipper ship the City of Adelaide. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-23975347
(In the interests of transparency, this interview was recorded last year, when it looked as though the vessel was about to move ... and has been kept on hold, because the process came to a halt for several months.)
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My feet took me down familiar paths as I meandered through a town that I had once been a part of. All of a sudden I became aware of my surroundings. Subconciously, I had come to the cemetry. There was a large gathering of people by the sweeping maple tree that was at the centre of the grounds. I smiled, tears in my eyes. I'd always admired that tree. Jake had remembered that. I wanted to see him again. The urge was almost as overwhealming as the bloodlust earlier. My feet began moving before my mind caught up. Even from a distance, my razor sharp senses picked up the sound of smothered crying, the low but steady voice of an old friend giving a eulogy. The smell of freshly turned earth.
I realised that they could not see me. That I would have to hide. I changes course slightly, going round the back of the tree.
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I pushed off as hard as I could, overshooting where I had been aiming and landing high in the tree branches. I clung on for a few moments, startled, then climbed to the lower reaches so that I could be closer. I settled on a broad branch and there, about 10 feet away, Jake was stood, head bowed, looking utterly broken. He had lost a lot of weight and was pale. He had clearly not slept in a while and his eyes were rimmed with red. A lump rose in my throat, bringing my own tears with it. I ached to be able to hold him just once more. To say I loved him. To say goodbye.
Seeing the grief of my friends and family and hearing their kind words, things they wish I had known, messages and prayers finally broke my resolution. Tears cascaded down my cheeks unchecked and silently as they all said their peice. Then Jake got up to speak and my heart nearly stopped. He paused a moment beofre looking at each of the people there in turn. When he did speak, his voice was low, full of pain but strong and the depth of love I heard in that made me close my eyes breifly, twin tears streaking down.
"There isn't much I can say about Asha that hasn't already been said." He began, "But as you all know, she was more to me than a best friend, a fiance or even my soulmate. She made me whole. She brought beauty into life in a way I think very few of us appreciated until she had gone. She was incredibly kind and feircely loving. She would never give up on someone, no matter how far they would fall. Asha was not however, perfect. She had problems like everyone else and she was certainly no angel. But it was these flaws that made her so amazing. Despite her problems, despite what she suffered despite how far she herself fell...she would always find that little bit more strength for someone else. She would always have a moment for you-no matter what the cost to her was. She touched each of our lives in ways that we did not even realise..and in more ways than we know even now. I know that no matter how many amazing people and experiences I may have, none will ever change me in the way that being with Asha has. She brought out the best in me and saw the goodness in me where others saw none. She never once set out to hurt me.. But if there was one thing I could change-it would be that I had gone after her and held her. That I had run down that street, taken her in my arms and never let go. That I had been able to say 'I love you' to her just one more time. Becuase I never told her enough, though they were the truest words I ever spoke. Asha, I am sorry. I'll never forget you..." He bowed his head again, looking to the grave. Then he whispered, so softly I barely caught it and the audience missed it.
"I love you Asha. Please come home. I love you..."
Then his eyes flicked up to where I sat, widening when they met mine. I flattened myself against the truck, my heart racing.
Asha? Asha! I saw her, I'm sure- shes here! Wait..there's. Nothing. Just shadows.. Face it Jake, she's gone for good. Whatever happened to her, you chased her away and she's never going to come back. She's either dead or far away-never to return. You are never going to see her again. Start living with yourself for chasing away the one thing in your life that actually mattered. Nice one, Jake. Congratulations, you killed her.
I sat, thunderstruck as Jake's voice echoed in my head. It was as though something had clicked and settled into place. Instinctivly I knew that I was hearing his thoughts. There was a bitter look in his eye as he sat down below me, leaning against the tree dejectedly. The others offered words of solace. I waited until the cemetry was empty, save for me and Jake.
I looked down at him, feeling the love I had for him burning.
He sat bolt upright, looking around.
"Asha?" he sounded almost winded, painfully hopeful.
Jake..its me.. Somehow I was able to project my thoughts to him. The love we shared served as a connection and a link. Jake, I haven't got long here. I just wanted to say that I am so sorry for all the pain I have caused you. And.. Jake I never stopped loving you. I still love you. But Jake, please-be happy. Let me go and be happy. For me. I paused. Jake, I love you. Always.
All the time I had been talking, Jake had grown still. When I had stopped, he stood, facing the tree, tears streaming down his face.
"Asha! Please, please don't go. Asha, I can't do this without you. Please, I need you so much. I love you. I love you Asha with every fibre of my soul. Please...please don't leave me now."
I promise you, as long as you remember me, you will never be alone. I love you Jake. Please be happy... Goodbye Jake.
"No.." he muttered brokenly, dissolving into tears. I brushed a hand over my eyes for it to come away wet also. I smothered my sobs with more difficultly than I had imagined.
"Goodbye, Asha. I will always love you." Jake finally murmured, all traces of pain gone from his voice, only love remaining. He then placed a single white rose on my grave before leaving, his head held high.
"Thank you Jake." I whispered.


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Led by a strong Administration team and Board of Trustees, North East ISD is home to approximately 67,500 students across 68 campuses, 13 magnet programs, eight alternative schools/programs and close to 9,300 employees. For more district statistics, view the District Fact Sheet. North East is also home to its own Police Department to help ensure the safety of students and employees.
District Achievements
North East's "Tradition of Excellence," isn't just a motto - it is a promise to the surrounding community that the District has been striving to keep for the last 60 years. All campuses in North East are fully accredited by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). School districts and their campuses no longer receive Exemplary, Recognized, Academically Acceptable or Academically Unacceptable ratings. Currently, TEA issues a "Met Standard" rating or "Improvement Required" rating. In the 2015-2016 school year, NEISD and all of its 68 schools earned a Met Standard rating. Met Standard is the highest available accountability rating given to districts and schools for meeting state performance targets for student achievement, student progress, closing performance gaps and postsecondary readiness. The state's accountability system is primarily based on results from the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) exams in grades 3-8 and End-of-Course assessments. View more school ratings here.
Every year Newsweek ranks the best high schools in America. North East ISD high schools has made the list again. With more than 21,000 public high schools across the country and nearly 2000 in the state of Texas, it is no easy feat to even crack the top 200 statewide. Four NEISD high schools were able to earn that designation. The International School of the Americas (ISA) ranked second place in the city, 30th in the state and 180th in the nation. ISA earned the Gold Medal by Newsweek. Reagan High School ranked 5th in the city and 78th in the state, earning the Silver Medal. Johnson High School ranked 8th in the city and 107th in the state, earning the Silver Medal. Lee High School ranked 16th in the city and 178th in the state, earning the Silver Medal.
The District's SHAC (School Health Advisory Council) earned the 2016 It's Time Texas SHAC award. School districts all over the state submitted nominations for the award and the District is one out of the five awardees. After a panel of judges reviewed the nominations and all scores were tabulated, the winners came shining through. NEISD's SHAC received $300 towards their organization's efforts and were recognized at the It's Time Texas Summit.
Two NEISD schools, Lopez and Tejeda middle schools earned the School to Watch National Award in 2013. The initiative launched by the National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform, identifies schools across the United States that are well on their way to meeting its high performance standards.
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North East spans approximately 144 square miles in the north central and northeast sectors of Bexar County, Texas. The majority of the district lies within the boundaries of the City of San Antonio, but several smaller communities are also encompassed within the district, including the cities of Castle Hills, Hill Country Village, Hollywood Park and Windcrest.
Due to the district's continued growth, several construction and bond projects are currently underway. Voters in North East ISD have approved the NEISD bond referendum, with 66 percent voting in favor of the $499.95 million bond. The package includes a total of 69 projects and will affect all campuses within the District.
The District will use the bond money to upgrade, renovate or replace older campuses and facilities over the next five years. The plan is divided into five categories: Safety and Security, Technology, Operations, Extracurricular and Facilities. Some of the projects include adding security check-in vestibules, expanding the wireless network for technology devices, replacing the 60-year-old bleachers at Comalander Stadium, and expanding or replacing band halls and fine arts facilities at several middle and high schools.
The largest portion of the bond, about $225 million, will go toward facility equity and additions. This portion includes a new fine arts facility at Lee High School, the Regency Place Elementary School Portable Replacement Project, and campus replacement projects for Jackson, Krueger and Garner middle schools. Learn more about the 2015 Bond here.
In addition to building 21st century schools and facilities, North East also develops 21st century classrooms by providing the latest technology opportunities for students. In classrooms today, you will find teachers instructing with laptops, iPads, smartboards and smart projectors. Learn more about the district's Transforming the Future Initiative here.
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Financial Services teams work to ensure that the District manages all taxpayer funds responsibly, while the Internal Audit group promotes the improvement for the effective and efficient use of resources. The group also provides assurance that financial information is accurate and in compliance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, and that controls are adequate in protecting the assets of the district.
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North East encourages business and community groups to become Partners in Education, donating time and services for the benefit of students and staff. Individuals can also participate as volunteers or mentors at campuses—working one-on-one with students.
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