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More than all the Hello! has-beens and OK! nobodies, more than the MTV presenters and society party girls, more than Craig from Big Brother or the 'Green Shield stamp heir' who used to escort Claudia Schiffer, more even than Elizabeth Hurley, Caprice Bourret embodies the late-postmodern age of British celebrity culture. She is not simply famous for being famous. She is famous for being famous for being famous.
Her renown has never been anything but knowing. It has always been, right from the instant she entered public consciousness, based on the self-evident absurdity of her being well-known. There was no backlift with the former bra model. No transition from obscurity to celebrity, no awkward limbo of semi-recognition. She arrived, fully formed, as an ironic icon, a camp conceit, a beautiful blonde media monster.
And it was not just the tabloids she colonised, like so many third-rate soap stars. She also became part of the lexicon of the up-market press. Last year the New Statesman called her 'the dream girl of the post-literate generation' and the Sunday Telegraph suggested that as a 'parodic celebrity' she was an ideal candidate to join the House of Windsor.
The novel question one asks with Caprice (the Bourret, as if to emphasise her status as a phenomenon, was long ago buried) is if she hadn't been invented, would she exist? If the media hadn't made her famous - by constantly asking why she is famous - would anyone, other than her family and friends, have the least idea who she is?
Of course, it's one of those imponderable riddles, like whether the light stays on when you close the fridge. It should also be conceded that, by definition, a magazine interview is not the best means by which to solve the puzzle. It's the self-defeating equivalent of opening the fridge door.
As it happens, I have already seen inside Caprice's fridge door (I seem to remember it contained a solitary yogurt), thanks to an intriguing documentary called Being Caprice. The programme, screened last year, called upon her to wear a concealed camera for 10 days as she attended parties, sat on the loo, and looked inside her fridge. She agreed to this extraordinary invasion of privacy because, she claimed, 'I think a lot of people have a misconception of Caprice's world.'
Perhaps for still more people, any curiosity they begrudgingly nurture for Caprice stems from the fact that she says things like 'people have a misconception of Caprice's world'. Increasingly, the most interesting aspect of celebrities is their celebrity, not what they are celebrated for. As Caprice's job is being a celebrity, being Caprice, she represents the purest form of fame: artifice untainted by art. Thus interviews with Caprice have been a number of things - vapid, silly, an excuse to publish photos of her without her clothes on - but never have they had to concern themselves with the numbing details of what she was actually doing. But now she has gone and spoilt everything by wanting to be a pop star.
'I'm not talking about the modelling,' Caprice said firmly, 'the modelling's in the past. And I'm not talking about my relationships. I'm talking about my music now.' We were sitting on the large comfortable sofa in the faintly showroom atmosphere of her modern, gated-community home in Fulham, when Caprice started to live up to her name.
Up until that point, I had been surprised at how well we were getting along. I had expected her to remain in 'character', like Sir Les Patterson or Ali G, and play the role of the hard-nosed bimbo in need of constant attention. But in her civvies of jeans and T-shirt, she was rather sweet and unsophisticated. Almost natural.
A great deal of speculation has centred on how much of Caprice is originally her and how much has been improved by medical science. There has been informed talk of nose jobs and breast implants, and one men's magazine editor who has worked with her told me he was convinced that she had received 'a total atomic makeover'. But in the morning, before the make-up artist had got to work at the photo shoot, she appeared persuasively organic.
At the shoot, in the vain hope of learning anything about the 'real' Caprice, I spoke to her publicist, a disarmingly boyish character called Ghislain Pascal. He wore a permanent expression of amusement, as if we were all playing a game and he was winning. I'd seen this look of good-humoured cynicism before on other entertainment PRs. It suggests to me that they know precisely how trivial the publicity business is, which is to say not quite as trivial as the journalism that it feeds.
He gave me his business card, a mini portfolio of the talent he represents (none of whom I recognised), with his company name in large type on the front: 'Panic'.
Pascal has been credited as the architect of Caprice's instantaneous public profile. He met her back in early 1996 at the Select model agency where he was the PR. A graduate of the LSE, and former charity worker, he quickly recognised her determination to become someone. 'I knew that we could work together. She wanted publicity.'
His first step was to get her on Daddy's Girls, a documentary about the charmed life of three spoilt, rich young women, including Tamara Beckwith (another of his clients). He then approached WonderBra and landed a promotion campaign, before overseeing Caprice's coup de grace, her arrival at the National Television Awards in a see-through dress. The tabloids, hungry for a new Elizabeth Hurley, went hog-mad. Britain has rarely seemed a smaller country. It was as simple as that.
At least that's how Pascal tells it. For Caprice the story is a little more complicated. She resents the 'famous for being famous' tag and wants to let you know how hard she has worked to get where she is. But at the same time, she also doesn't want you to get the impression that any of it has been planned or calculated. And that means she often contradicts herself or retreats behind vague memory or her favourite phrase: 'That's a matter of semantics.'
Not long after Daddy's Girl, in which she boasted that she was 'born' to polo fields, it became apparent that she was in fact more of a Valley Girl, who grew up in modest circumstances in a Los Angeles suburb and whose father left home when she was four.
The British, she was to learn, can be quite pedantic about social class. She now claims that she thought the programme was an acting job. 'I didn't know it was going to be real,' she told me. 'I just went with the flow.'
Even the circumstances in which she originally came to London have been known to change depending on how passive or active she wants to seem at any given time. Back in 1996, she told the Daily Mail that she came to Britain because of her boyfriend at the time, a property developer named Robert Tchenguiz. 'We met when I visited the Monte Carlo Grand Prix. He asked me to visit him in Britain for a weekend. So I did, ended up staying a month, got a flat, joined an agency and, boom, started making a life for myself over here. So that trip changed my life.'
Elsewhere she has said that it was Tchenguiz's partner, Robert Curtis, whom she met in Monte Carlo and who invited her to London. But she told me that she came to England to get tear sheets and because she thought she could be 'a bigger fish in a smaller pond'. And the decision, she insisted, had nothing to do with any man. Like she often says: whatever.
As I drove her home after the shoot, Caprice changed gear. I don't mean that she slipped into something more comfortable. Nor do I mean that she became more animated. I mean she shifted the car gears while I held the steering wheel.
I was conscious at the time of the surreal, not to say comic, quality of coasting through London as a pneumatic blonde celebrity took care of my gear stick. But in retrospect, compared with the forensic analysis of nonsense that was to follow, it was the day's most real moment.
It was after we arrived at her house that things turned weird. She told me, for example, that she was 'not in this business for the fame thing'. She told me that she had regrets about posing nude for Playboy but that she was happy to pose nude for magazines like GQ.
'There's a difference, Andrew, between showing the whole lot and showing nothing at all by covering up. There's a huge difference. There's one thing pushing the limit, but covering the bits up, and being really explicit and showing everything - at this stage of my career, I don't feel I need to do it, and I won't do it again.' She told me that she was changing her image from naked cover girl to something more 'minimalist'. 'You have to move on, just like Madonna. You've got to evolve.'
And so we came to the music, her music. Three years ago, at the height of her fame, she apparently signed a five-album deal with Virgin. I say apparently because only two singles have been produced in that period. Not since the heyday of progressive rock bands has anybody spent so long in the studio working on an album that still remains notional.
The delay has been partly caused by an artistic change in direction. The first single, 'Oh Yeah', released two years ago, only charted at number 24. It was deemed to be too poppy. What did she think of it? 'I thought it was a great campaign,' she said, sounding more like a politician than a pop star, 'and I was really happy with the results.'
Yes, but what about the song itself? 'At the time, I went with it, but afterwards it wasn't the direction I wanted to go in. And now the album's completely different, guitar led, much more raw.'
There was a limit to how much I could discuss her music because her management had seen fit only to send me one single, 'Once Around the Sun'. I suppose it would be described as easy listening, although I found it very hard listening.
Such is the abysmal state of British pop music these days, however, that it's not the worst song you'll ever hear. It's not even the worst song you'll hear this month. But it is blandly forgettable.
The transition from model to pop singer, while not as common as model-to-actress, has been attempted before. Naomi Campbell, the supermodel and novelist, had a go but, if anything, made more of a mark with her ghosted writing. Caprice dislikes the comparison.
Various attempts to carve out a TV career had come to nothing, when she discovered her passion for pop. Again, she didn't have the idea herself. A boyfriend suggested that she should make a record. Having never sung outside the shower, she says she was shocked. 'I swear I thought he was on drugs or something. "Are you out of your mind?" I said, but he kept persisting. I thought, "What have I got to lose?"'
She wouldn't tell me who the boyfriend was. She has an odd habit of bringing attention to her male friends and then coming over coy if you ask her about them. Last year the revelation that she had been to dinner with Prince Andrew gained a depressingly extensive amount of press coverage. Some reports identified Pascal as the source of the story. He denied it when I asked him, but he couldn't control his widening smile.
Caprice herself has also employed this strategy of implausible deniability. On TV in America, promoting her Playboy cover, she replied when asked about Andrew: 'Even if I have kissed him, do you think I'd tell you?'
She confided afterwards, in Being Caprice , about being questioned on Andrew: 'I wouldn't mind the attention if I had a record out.'
In London, she said to me: 'You know when it's bad is when you're promoting a record and all they want to talk about is you going out with Prince Andrew, do you know what I mean?'
Well, frankly, no. The stop-start publicity cycle of statement, denial, then counter-denial was beginning to exhaust and disorientate me. I asked her if she felt pop music was all part of the same continuum as modelling.
'No, no, no, because I was a product then. I was whatever the client wanted me to be.'
Did that include turning out to parties?
'Oh yeah, I made a lot of money showing up at parties. I would turn up in a very glamorous outfit. And that's it. That's it. I made a great living.'
How much would you be paid?
'I'm not going to tell you.'
Oh, come on.
'I'm not going to tell you.'
Why not?
'Because it's none of your business.'
I'll tell you how much I'm paid.
'No, I don't want to know. I was able to save a substantial amount of money and that's it.'
I love it when you come over prim, I said, in an effort dissipate the tension.
'I'm not going to tell you, you little shit. I'm not going to tell you. Don't bug me about it. I was really, really lucky, I was able to make a good living. And that's what it was all about, you know. People like glamorous people and that's what they hired me to be, the glamorous Caprice they saw on the cover of magazines.'
So no continuum between modelling and pop music, then?
'What happened,' she said, attempting to regain her composure, 'was I'm a very creative person by nature and,' she paused, as she searched for the right words, 'I didn't want to model.'
I tried to get back to the safer territory of music by asking her why she recorded the (still to be completed) album in Los Angeles.
'I was in LA so I was isolated and I couldn't go off and do a TV show or a modelling job, or be tempted, because they used to tempt me. They used to call me up and say, "You're going to make this much" and I'd go, "Oh!"'
How much?
'You little shit, I'm not going to tell you.'
I was asking about modelling money, not the appearance money.
'It's the same thing. I'm not going to tell you.'
It's a different question.
'It's the same thing, they're both jobs and I'm not going to tell you.'
But everyone knows that Linda Evangelista wouldn't get out of bed for less than $10,000. What kind of money wouldn't you get out of bed for? Let's say I phoned you up and said, 'Look, there's a couple of hundred quid in this, could be 300 if it all works out.' What would you have said? No?
There was a withering silence and then she said: 'Not necessarily. When you do a cover, that could be £150.'
That seemed to be as good a time as any to mention Tony Adams, the footballer. Through some kind of publicity osmosis, I had absorbed the news that they had been an item, but I think I assumed it was one of those urban-myth romances, like the lesbian folk singer and the famous children's TV presenter. Caprice has been 'linked' with countless men, among them Rod Stewart, Matthew McConaughey and, the week I met her, Dennis Quaid. But it turned out that Adams had really been a boyfriend.
In Being Caprice she put the record straight. 'I did have a relationship with him over a year ago. My publicist has already made a statement for me. I'll just say: "No comment."' To be a star, I suppose you have to act like one.
You and Tony Adams, I said, that was an incongruous relationship. There's Tony, England football captain and powerhouse of the Arsenal defence, and you, model, superstar. 'You know, at the end of the day, Andrew, put aside all the bullshit, all the England captain and model - it's about two people who have a connection, an understanding, a communication.'
At the end of our day, I think I found Caprice a slightly nicer and less neurotic person than the image I'd subconsciously formed from the ubiquity of her image. Yet I couldn't imagine someone with whom it would be more difficult to forge any lasting kind of connection, understanding or genuine communication.
For a start, you wouldn't know what to put on her birthday card. She told me that her birthday was 24 October 1972. Others have placed it much earlier than that, though I doubt it, and the same date in 1971 has also featured heavily as the real day. I asked her why there was a debate.
'That was initially because... I don't know why, there hasn't been a debate for the last three years.'
But why was there a debate then?
'I don't know. I don't know. I just don't remember.'
That's how the interview ended: with Caprice's mystery undiminished but her publicity unquestionably increased. The next day she was flying to the Bahamas, to a special celebrity-only party on Sol Kirschner's Paradise Island. After all, she's famous.


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Trehill Lakefront Cottages – Home 159571 Cottage
- 13 bedrooms
- 25 sleeps
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Trehill Lakefront Cottages – Home 159571
- Cottage
- 13 bedrooms
- sleeps 25
- min stay varies
Top Review
Cottage / 13 bedrooms / 7 bathrooms / sleeps 25
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 17 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- No pets allowed
Description from owner
These lovely old farm buildings are set in 4 sunny acres with lovely views over the fishing ponds out to the Lynher Valley beyond.
With so many on-site facilities and the use of the China Fleet club this is a great place to get family or friends together.
Each of the cottages is distinctive, very well equipped and comfortable at any time of year. During the summer there is a great outdoor pool with a sunny pool terrace to relax on. 2 cottages have wood burning fires & all have central heating.
When the weather is less clement, you have free memberships to the nearby China Fleet country club, where there is a fantastic range of leisure options (all bar the golf are free). Indoor tropical swimming complex, gym, tennis, squash, creche, children's play area. China Fleet have also recently opened their stunning new Aqua Spa.
Gulliver cottage is the largest of the 4 cottages. It has 6 bedrooms sleeping up to 12. There is a large lounge, kitchen dining room
These lovely old farm buildings are set in 4 sunny acres with lovely views over the fishing ponds out to the Lynher Valley beyond.
With so many on-site facilities and the use of the China Fleet club this is a great place to get family or friends together.
Each of the cottages is distinctive, very well equipped and comfortable at any time of year. During the summer there is a great outdoor pool with a sunny pool terrace to relax on. 2 cottages have wood burning fires & all have central heating.
When the weather is less clement, you have free memberships to the nearby China Fleet country club, where there is a fantastic range of leisure options (all bar the golf are free). Indoor tropical swimming complex, gym, tennis, squash, creche, children's play area. China Fleet have also recently opened their stunning new Aqua Spa.
Gulliver cottage is the largest of the 4 cottages. It has 6 bedrooms sleeping up to 12. There is a large lounge, kitchen dining room seating up to 14, conservatory, front lake view patio with BBQ & a rear deck with private hot tub (extra charge). There is a bathroom & 3 shower rooms
Lakeside is the next largest, with 3 bedrooms sleeping 5. There are 2 bath/shower rooms, a large lounge with kitchen & dining area and a delightful upstairs balcony with great views of the lakes & countryside beyond.
Lilliput has 2 bedrooms sleeping 4. Detached with a separate conservatory it has 2 en-suite shower rooms, a great sun patio & is right by the out door pool. It also has a full Sky TV package.
Owls Roost is right next door to Gulliver & also has a lovely patio overlooking the lake. There is a master bedroom with en-suite shower room as well as an upstairs loft room with restricted height. Kids love it.
On site we also have free fishing, a games room, trampoline and our donkey who adores the attention he gets from so many of our guests.
Callington is aquiet corner of SE Cornwall, easily accessed and with great roads nearby to make getting around simple and quick.
The grounds are shared with the neighbouring Long Barn cottages
Further details
Trehill Cottages can be rented by one large party as it will sleep up to 42 people if its neighbour (long Barn cottages - see our main web site at holidaycottagesincornwall for more details.
Please note that this property does not accept under younger groups where the age of anyone is under 21 at all. This does NOT include children accompanied by parents or guardians. Hen & Stag parties are only acceptable with prior agreement.
Further details outdoors
What to do at Trehill...Within the four acres of grounds there is so much to do.
Take advantage of the Outdoor Pool This small pool is perfect for children to swim in, but even the largest adult can take a refreshing dip. There are also plenty of sun loungers to enjoy the sun shining from early in the morning to early evening during the summer months. The pool is heated and open from end of May to early September.
The Trehill cottages receive free membership (10 adults and 10 children) to the nearby private China Fleet Leisure club with its three pools, squash, tennis, and spa.
Fishing...Two fishing ponds provide a contemplative challenge amid beautiful scenery. They are well-stocked with Carp, Mirror Carp, Rudd and Tench. We often see 12lb fish swimming near the surface, especially at feeding times in the evening or morning.
Games Room - A large barn with free table football and table tennis. There is also Air Hockey
We have two play areas. One for toddlers and something more adventurous for the older children. There is also a large trampoline and swings.
Our donkeys, have gained fans aged from 8 months to 80 years. They adore the attention and love children.
Bird-watching in Cornwall at Trehill...
Finally for those with an interest in birds we have a huge variety from Herons to Kingfishers with hawks, robins, swallows and long-tailedtits much in evidence. Most of these can be seen from your own patio or balcony!
The Grounds...The four acres feature, three ponds, the paddock for the donkeys and some lovely secluded spots where you can just sit and enjoy the lovely cornish countryside. The elevated nature of these grounds means that there are plenty of sunny spots and the views are magnificent.
Golf and Leisure Facilities - Just a few miles down the road lies the beautiful China Fleet Club. Set beside the banks of the river Tamar it boasts superb leisure facilities as well as a championship golf course. Trehill cottages guests receive free memberships.
Location description from owner
The England region
This lovely corner of SE Cornwall enjoys a sheltered micro climate protected by the moors to the north and the Tamar estuary to the south. Trehill itself lies on a mini plateau surrounded by countryside on all sides. This means that it is sunny, light and dry.
The nearest supermarket is the Waitrose just north of Saltash (8 minutes) or a bit further away (10 mins) is Callington
Callington has a Tesco, Co Op and other local shops. There is a farmers market run by the WI every Wednesday and a larger one twice a month. There are some really good country pubs within a short drive as well. Locally there is great walking and cycling.
The nearest beach is just a short drive away and for the active minded there is everything from bike trails to Zip Wires to karting within a very short drive.
The great thing about this area is that although Trehill is exceptionally quiet and peaceful, the main roads are close by. So you can get everywhere very quickly.
Cotehele (5 minutes away) is a beautiful tudor manor house. A little bit further afield there are a number of other wonderful NT house (Lanhydrock, Castle Drogo, Saltram (famous for Alice & Wondreland) and Buckfast, the home of Sir Francis Drake.
The nearest beach is at Seaton (20 minutes) and for adrenalin junkies there is karting, europe's longest zip wire and boating all within 10 minutes.
For golfers, St Mellion (2 miles) is truly outstanding and China Fleet offers very good golf at a reasonable price.
Eden and the gardens of Heligan are about 40 minutes away and even Lands End is onlt 80 minutes.
Closer to home though are the SW coastal paths and if you miss the "urban " too much, Plymouth with its historic barbican centre is only 12 miles away.
There is fishing on site but if you want to try the deep sea version then Looe with it's charter boats is about 25 minutes away.
For those looking for a bit more adventure, there is off road driving, clay pidgeon shooting, karting, Europe's longest zip wire and horse riding all within a short drive (about 10 minutes or so).
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- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
- 3 Cots available
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- 6 Double Beds, 13 Single Beds, 3 Cots available
- 2 Family bathrooms, 2 En suites, 3 Shower rooms
- Wi-Fi available
- Shared outdoor pool (heated)
- Shared indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Jacuzzi or hot tub
- Shared garden
- Climbing frame
- Swing set
- Waterfront
- Balcony or terrace
- Private fishing lake or river
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- Sauna
- Table tennis
- Pool or snooker table
- Games room
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- High chair available
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:15:00, Check out time:10:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- To be covered by Payment Protection this rental needs to be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal. Never pay for your holiday rental by wire transfer (such as Western Union or Moneygram) as this type of payment is untraceable.
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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House rules
Stag and hen parties by agreement only prior to booking.
No loud music inside or outside
About the owner
Holiday Cottages In Cornwall T.
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- Response rate:
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- Calendar updated::
- 30 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 9
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
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Languages spoken: English, French, German
This Cottage has 13 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and sleeps 25. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 08 Jun 2011. Located in Cornwall, it has 16 reviews with an overall rating of 4.5. The average weekly rate varies from £1775 to £5733.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 30 May 2017.
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Japanese Strategic Thought Toward Asia
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Januar 2007
BeschreibungJapanese leaders and often the media too have substituted symbols for strategy in dealing with Asia. This comprehensive review of four periods over twenty years exposes the strategic gap in viewing individually and collectively China, Taiwan, the Korean peninsula, Russia, Central Asia, and regionalism.
InhaltsverzeichnisOverview: G.Rozman, K.Togo &
J.P.Ferguson PART 1: CHRONOLOGY Japanese Strategic Thought toward Asia in the 1980s;
T.Inoguchi Japan's Strategic Thinking toward Asia in the First Half of the 1990s;
T.Hasegawa Japan's Strategic Thinking in the Second Half of the 1990s;
K.Togo Japanese Strategy under Koizumi;
T.J.Pempel PART 2: GEOGRAPHY Changing Japanese Strategic Thinking toward China;
R.Kokubun Japanese Strategic Thinking toward Taiwan;
M.Wan Japanese Strategic Thinking toward Korea;
C.H.Park Japanese Strategic Thinking toward Russia;
J.P.Ferguson Japan's Strategic Thinking toward Central Asia;
A.Kawato Japanese Strategic Thinking on Regionalism;
PortraitEdited By Gilbert Rozman, Kazuhiko Togo and Joseph Ferguson
Pressestimmen"Twenty five years ago, Japan's major foreign policy challenge seemed to be how to recycle its massive current account surplus. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the stagnation of the domestic economy, the nuclearization of North Korea and the rise of China, the world looks very different today than Japanese strategic planners anticipated. In Japanese Strategic Thought toward Asia, Rozman, Togo and Ferguson have assembled a top-rate team of scholars to assess how these three turbulent decades have shaped Japanese thinking about Northeast Asia and what coordinates might guide Japan's foreign policy under a new generation of more assertive leaders." - Michael Green, Associate Professor, Georgetown University Edmond A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, and former Senior Director for Asian Affairs, the National Security Council
Untertitel: 'Strategic Thought in Northeast'. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: SPRINGER VERLAG GMBH
Erscheinungsdatum: Januar 2007
Seitenanzahl: 280 Seiten
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The present study has investigated interaction at the cortical level in the human between two major components of flavor perception, pure chemical gustatory and lingual somatosensory perception. Twelve subjects participated in a functional magnetic resonance imaging study and tasted six stimuli, applied on the whole tongue, among which four were pure… (More)
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Olfactory function is affected by aging and deficits often result in decreasing quality of life, health and safety. The present study investigated the cortical substrate of olfactory deficits related to aging with functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI), with a retronasal olfactory stimulation protocol using flavored aqueous solutions presented to the… (More)
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Election Is Just Not Fair!
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For Many People, The Doctrine Of Election Is One That Just Does Not Make Sense, For It Appears To Contradict The Teachings That God Is Love And No Respecter Of Persons. It Is Even Seen As A Doctrine Which Shuts Many People Out Of Heaven Who Desired Entry.
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Just Elections University of Chicago Press
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The 2000 election showed that the mechanies of voting, such as ballot design, can make a critical difference in the accuracy and fairness of our elections. But as Dennis F. Thompson persuasively shows, more fundamental issues must be addressed to ensure that our electoral system is fair. Just Elections argues that three central democratic principles - equal respect, free choice, and popular sovereignty - underlie our electoral institutions and should inform any assessment of the justice of elections. To create a fair electoral system, we must deliberate together about these principles and take greater control of the procedures that govern our elections.
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Assignment Selous Scouts illuminates the day-to-day horrors of the bloody and brutal terror war that was fought in the former Rhodesia against Marxists guerrillas. ZANLA targeted white civilians, particularly farmers, to drive them from the land as well as tribal blacks to bring them onside using a strategy of murder, torture, rape, arson and other horrible acts of terror. They laid landmines indiscriminately on public roads. By the war's end there had been 21782 recorded terrorist incidents in the country (7996 in Hurricane, 5398 in Thrasher, 5676 in Repulse and 2712 in Grapple and Tangent between them). There were 1276 landmine detonations that caused 7283 casualties. Although involved in the conflict earlier while a regular policeman, the author stepped back into the Rhodesian Bush War in mid 1977 when as a farmer and a Police A Reservist he was appointed as a Special Branch liaison officer with the Selous Scouts at their Chiredzi Fort in the Lowveld. Much of what he has written in this book has come from his personal knowledge and experience. What Jim Parker didn't know then was that on 20 July 1977 the Security Force chiefs at Combined Operations had told Prime Minister Ian Smith that the war couldn't be won 'by purely military means' and that it was vital he arrived at an early political settlement before the point of no return was reached. The advice wasn't taken, the point of no return was reached, and the no-win-war dragged on for another 2 half years at the cost of countless lives. It had become apparent early in the war that the Security Forces couldn't make contact with the guerrillas using conventional counter-insurgency methods, because the enemy's tactic was to merge with and hide among the local tribal population. This had resulted in the formation of the Selous Scouts Regiment with the role of infiltrating pseudo guerrillas into enemy groups and bringing them to contact. The unit comprised two arms - an army unit under Major Ron Reid Daly whose operators were responsible for the pseudo groups operational deployment and Special Branch liaison officers under Superintendent Mac McGuinness, who gathered the intelligence and 'turned' captured guerrillas and got them to fight for the government. Each was a vital component of the whole scheme and neither could have successfully operated without the other. By the war's end it was estimated that the Selous Scouts had accounted for 68% of all guerrillas killed or captured during the war. This is a story of pseudo warfare - the outwitting of an enemy by means that reminds one of the Trojan Horse - and of major armed column raids into surrounding black-ruled states. It is also tells the full unvarnished story for the first time of how the increasingly desperate Rhodesians faced with the impossible task of defending their 1000 plus kilometre long eastern border with Mozambique looked around in desperation for a force multiplier to combat guerrilla infiltrations. Cholera was introduced into the Gaza Province of Mozambique in the hope of debilitating infiltrating guerrillas. It worked, but it also infected the local population and later spread into Rhodesia. Anthrax was introduced to kill cattle to reduce the food supply available. That also worked but it boomeranged back into Rhodesia and caused a large number of deaths in the tribal areas. Seizing the opportunity Special Branch and the Selous Scouts infiltrated ZANLA's logistical supply chains with canned food, medicines and other supplies contaminated with poisons. Clothing was impregnated with toxins that invaded the body through hair follicles. Thousands of guerrillas died. In late 1979 all parties to the conflict - Bishop Muzorewa and the by then Zimbabwe-Rhodesia government - under the watchful eye of Ian Smith and his colleagues - Joshua Nkomo and his ZAPU-PF and Robert Mugabe and his ZANU-PF were elbowed to the negotiating table at Lancaster House in London by the British, where it was eventually agreed that fully inclusive free and fair elections would take place in April 1980 under the supervision of a British governor. The security chiefs regarded Mugabe as a terrorist and were determined he wouldn't live to see the elections. A CIO bomb plot to kill him in London during the Lancaster House talks reached trigger stage, but it was called off. It was then planned to detonate a car bomb at Maputo Airport on 27 January 1980 just before he caught a plane to Salisbury. Fortuitously for him he used a different airport entrance and survived. A back-up plan to kill him with command-detonated landmines buried in the road after he left Salisbury Airport had already been cancelled. At least another eight attempts on Mugabe's life either failed or were aborted. During the election run-up two things were apparent. Robert Mugabe had no intention of playing by the rules and he ordered his hard-core guerrillas to remain outside the assembly points to brutally intimidate the black populace into voting for ZANU-PF. Comops expressed confidence that a coalition of Nkomo, Muzorewa and smaller parties would win. But Comops had its own secret agenda. With the connivance of South Africa and the tacit approval of British MI6 - who had been fighting the Cold War since 1946 and had no liking for Marxists like Mugabe - they intended to manipulate the election by 'stuffing' the ballot boxes.
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Lord Goodman Metro Books,London
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For just over a decade, from 1963 to the mid 1970s, Arnold Goodman was the most powerful non-elected figure in Britain. His power was based on access to the top political and social figures in the age of Harold Wilson and Edward Heath. He first made an impact defending Nye Bevan, Richard Crossman and Morgan Philips in the famous "Spectator" libel case, when the magazine accused the three men of drunkenness at a Socialist conference in Venice. Harold Wilson made him his lawyer when he won the 1964 election and for the next six years Goodman had the PM's ear. Goodman was a central figure of the age, feared by a generation of journalists. He was skilled at extracting the most fulsome apologies in libel cases and even more skilled in stopping unwelcome stories before they appeared - Robert Boothby and Jeremy Thorpe being just two of his clients. He also chaired the Arts Council, brokered for the "Observer" and performed several other notable services. "I am a taxi for hire," he once famously observed. Brivati's biography reveals he was often very much more than that, and in revealing Goodman's secret life he unveils the face of power in late 20th century Britain. Brian Brivati's study is fair-minded and often sympathetic, even though many of the "Friends of Arnold" have tried to stop this biography from appearing. He tracks Goodman's many acts of kindness and personal patronage, and his genuine and pervasive sense of humour. But also included is a full account of Goodman's financial dealings with the Portman family funds, and of his acting as "middleman" when Mohammed Fayed paid for Norman Tebbit, then Secretary of State for Industry, and the man responsible for allowing Fayed to buy Harrods, to have a new car for his wife. Both these last stories were headline news in 1999, a sign of the enduring fascination that exists for one of the most extraordinary figures Britain has produced in the last half of the twentieth century.
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Crystallization of monoacylated proteins: influence of acyl chain length
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The crystallization of monoacylated proteins has been investigated using a model system. Acylated derivatives of bovine pancreatic ribonuclease A, differing in their acyl chain lengths (10 to 16 carbon atoms), have been prepared using reverse micelles as microreactors. With one fatty acid moiety per polypeptide chain, covalently attached to the NH2 terminus of the protein, all the modified proteins have similar enzymatic activity and hydrodynamic radius as the native protein. Only the caprylated derivative can give crystals which diffract to high resolution. The resolved structure indicates that: (i) the protein folding is not modified by the chemical modification, (ii) the capryl moiety is not buried within the molecule but available for external interactions. Dynamic light scattering experiments on concentrated solutions show that protein-protein interactions are dependent on acyl chain length. Proteins with the longest attached chains (14 and 16 carbon atoms) tend to self-associate through acyl group interactions.


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David Bentley has made no secret of his desire to emulate the career of his hero David Beckham and while Tottenham Hotspur's new £17m winger may have the matching "DB" initials, he has not secured the trademark No 7 shirt. Having requested the number when he arrived at Spurs on Wednesday, he was told that Aaron Lennon, his rival for the right-wing position, had bagged it a couple of days earlier.
Bentley, who was presented as a Spurs player yesterday, has cultivated his public image as carefully as Beckham, and the No 7 shirt at Spurs was intended to be part of the package. He was dismayed to learn that Lennon was given the number, previously worn by full-back Paul Stalteri, by manager Juande Ramos over the weekend and wore it in the friendly against Leyton Orient on Wednesday. Bentley has agreed to settle for No 5.
It was first round to the kid from Leeds, who is a direct competitor with Bentley for a place at Spurs and in the England team where both have aspirations of succeeding Beckham. In the last two seasons injury has meant Lennon has struggled to recapture the form he showed before and during the 2006 World Cup, although he has shone for Spurs in pre-season so far. Lennon should start in the friendly game in the Netherlands this evening against Celtic.
While Bentley, 23, played on his Tottenham roots at his introduction as a Spurs player yesterday, the club were giving their clearest affirmation yet that transfer target Andrei Arshavin wants to leave Zenit St Petersburg. The Russia international was outspoken in an interview in which he outlined his desire to play abroad and his distrust of Russian coaches. Spurs are not nearly as close to sealing a deal for the £20m-plus 27-year-old, who said that he would "gladly" join Arsenal or Chelsea but did not mention their less celebrated London neighbour.
"I want to leave Zenit," Arshavin told Newsweek magazine. "I raised this question even before Euro 2008. My only wish is to play in a stronger club. If Zenit agrees with Chelsea or Arsenal, I will gladly join either of them. The failure of the transfer to Barcelona has upset me but I am trying to be philosophical.
"I am perfectly aware of Zenit's position: the offer [£12m] was really too small. It is strange that my good playing at Euro 2008 should have hurt my chances: my price jumped and my dream will perhaps remain a dream.
"I don't care who I work with at Zenit as long as he is not a Russian coach, who wouldn't have a chance here anyway," he added. "All this: 'Where have you been?', 'Why didn't you tell me in advance?' This army monotony: routine, lights out, reveille – Zenit wouldn't stand all that rubbish. We are a different kind of team, more democratic and modern."
Arshavin is not only being offered at a prohibitive transfer price by Zenit but Spurs have found it difficult to find out exactly who they should be dealing with to secure the player. There have been similar problems with another target, Roman Pavlyuchenko at Spartak Moscow. Tottenham hope that the immediacy of the transfer deadline this month will bring some clarity and both Russian clubs to the table.
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"Some of my mates are Tottenham fans and season ticket-holders, and they've all got Tottenham tattoos. They always used to say – 'You've got to come to Tottenham', and I would say 'I want to but they don't want me'. As soon as I knew they [Tottenham] were interested in me, there was nowhere else I wanted to go. I grew up through the Arsenal youth team but it's not a problem for me, all my heart is at Tottenham."
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Robbie Keane (Tottenham) to Liverpool £20.3m
David Bentley (Blackburn) to Tottenham £17m
Jose Bosingwa (Porto) to Chelsea £16.2m
Sulley Muntari (Portsmouth) to Internazionale £12.7m
Alexander Hleb (Arsenal) to Barcelona £11.8
Peter Crouch (Liverpool) to Portsmouth £9m
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"I kind of took it on myself to grayshirt last year," Kaufusi said Monday night. "I got into a little (academic) trouble, didn't like my options and just thought it might be better to just work out with Cottonwood and help coach the defensive line. I think it has worked out really well for me."
Kaufusi has already taken official visits to Colorado and Oklahoma State (both last spring), Washington and California with this weekend's trip to Arkansas being the last one on his list.
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"He said he had heard a lot of good things about me, watched my highlight tape and said he wanted Percy and myself to come down and visit when John did," Kaufusi said.
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The poor scalability of existing superscalar processors has been of great concern to the computer engineering community. In particular, the critical-path lengths of many components in existing implementations grow as T(n2) where n is the fetch width, the issue width, or the window size. This paper presents a novel implementation, called the Ultrascalar processor, that dramatically reduces the asymptotic critical-path length of a superscalar processor. The processor is implemented by a large collection of ALUs with controllers (together called execution stations) connected together by a network of parallel-prefix tree circuits. A fat-tree network connects an interleaved cache to the execution stations.
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