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Ridwan is offering a stake in Amandana or a share of its fee revenues for between US$10 million and US$15 million in seed capital.
"I'm hoping to raise this fund, if possible, with the Bakrie Group," he told Bloomberg News. "It's tough to find seeders from the local market; most people don't even know what a hedge fund is."
It is unclear whether Bakrie will bite: The Jakarta-based firm hopes to begin managing outside capital itself through Ridwan's desk and said it planned to launch several funds targeted at foreign investors.
Amandana will invest both in companies that earn most of their money in Indonesia or have most of their assets in the country, choosing "non-Indonesian stock exchange listed companies to expand our investible universe," Ridwan explained. The fund will invest in liquid securities as it seeks to profit from "tremendous" growth over the next three to five years.
Ridwan said he hoped to raise as much as US$100 million for Amandana during its first year.
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Steny Hoyer on O-care disaster: Maybe more money can fix the problem
**Written by Doug Powers
For some reason I'm reminded of the episode of Gilligan's Island (it's "dated references Wednesday" somewhere) in which Thurston Howell III thought he could get the clunky, makeshift telephone to work if he tucked a $100 bill into it.
Asked Tuesday how Congress could help improve the system by which millions of Americans must buy insurance by the end of the year, the House minority whip and Maryland Democrat said, "We can give them a little money."
"[Republicans have] been pretty much focused in the House of Representatives on undermining the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in every which way that we possibly could," he said.
Hoyer admitted that he does not know whether the project, which has already cost more than $400 million, has faced funding problems. "I don't think that's the reason," he said. "If I know that, I'll blame it."
Shorter version: We could try giving more money to fix the problems that weren't caused by a lack of adequate funding.
Hoyer continued:
"I'm sure that everyone who was a proponent of the Affordable Care Act is not happy — me included," he added, "because it gives fodder to those who are opposed to the substance of the act."
It doesn't give opponents "fodder" as much as it proves their warnings of a train wreck (red flags that originated with one of the authors of the bill, by the way) were well founded. And for some reason "relax, it's just the website" isn't a comforting explanation coming from the same people who had a hand in designing the rest of the law. If you were looking at a new house and the front door fell off the hinges when you walked in with the realtor, you'd be more than justified in questioning the integrity of the rest of the structure.
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It does not. I am ashamed to admit I share a country with these bogans, but they are from Adelaide so I laugh at them.
Track and album are sooooo good
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Rappers from Adelaide are the least bogan.
Adelaide is a hole.
chug73, is your name Roz Knorr?
Dude I live in Adelaide and I can't stand this band
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I also love in Adelaide, and despise this band, but Adelaide is not a hole.
If Adelaide were to be compared to a hole, I'd compare it to the vagina of Katy Perry.
Hahaha no. Im from Melbourne, spent some time near Hallett Cove a few years back though.
Fuck yeah xorax Adelaide pride
Also lived with a dude from Hallett Cove, guy was a totally off tap.
He used to club rats with golf clubs (then make autopsy videos) and smoke a ton of pot.
These guys are a joke. Adelaide is OK. Good wine.
"I also love in Adelaide, and despise this band, but Adelaide is not a hole"
Only People in Adelaide think Adelaide is cool :P
Not really. I know people that live there and hate it.
It's because your hanging out in Hallet Cove which is like the least coolest place in Adelaide, even though I still dig the skatepark there. But some of the people there are weird as fuck.
there are bizarre people everywhere. get over it.
"least coolest part"
Sorry to offend the authority on cool.
Just my opinion, not an authority.
I actually agree with you. Out of curiosity, do you know a Ben Blakley or Sam levier?
Dude WhiteNoise I thought we were bros haha
haha we still are man! In fact seeing you post has just reminded me that new Dot Hacker is only a week or so away, fwoah!
Hilltop Hoods are great. Nothing wrong with bogans in general, depending on your definition.
lol Australians rapping. they think they can do people things just like us.
I am so madly in love with these guys. "Fifty in Five" is astonishingly good.
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I'm digging this. It's super catchy.
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Nah Chug I don't.
And Gabe, you dissing Australian rap? Because I 90% guarantee it's more intelligent or lyrical than a majority of that 'swag' American bullshit you listen too.
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From first glance the additional trials appear to be a gross waste of public dollars. Is there an acceptable reason for these trials? Or, do they turn into expensive grandstanding for local public officials?
Some will argue it's worth trying to get a death penalty decision, though I'm not among them. That guarantees a very long and very expensive trial, rather than a simple plea bargain like Washington got, and it also guarantees 20 years of very expensive appellate haggling in both state and federal courts.
I'd say, if you can snag another simple plea bargain down here, and give him another life term, go for it. Otherwise, no.
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The Kent State shootings really did mark a turning point in the anti Vietnam War movement. Americans love to argue about politics, dividing themselves into opposing camps and saying the most inflammatory things about the enemy side, but when blood begins to flow, most realize that things have gone too far. It's one thing too say "they oughta be shot!", but quite another to have it actually happen.
The video circulating on the Internet of the young Iranian woman bleeding to death on the street, presumably shot by security forces of some sort, cannot but draw parallels with the Kent State massacre. After Kent State, still black and white photos were circulated by a sympathetic national news media. Now, color videos are smuggled onto web servers without the cooperation of anyone in the "establishment" at all. It used to be that dozens of protesters could be shot and the only news that would get out would be a discrepancy in the body count reported by the government and the opposition. Reading that "2 people were killed in a protest today" is not nearly as compelling as watching a woman bleed to death right on your computer screen. Stalin is supposed to have said "One death is a tragedy. A million deaths is a statistic." Internet video personalizes that one death so that anybody seeing it must ask "What did she do to deserve this?"
It's incongruity and disproportionality that invoke our sense of wrongness -- how can an unarmed young woman be such a threat to the government that she deserves to be shot on the street like a rabid dog? Pictures of phalanxes of heavily-armed riot police present another common image of a government that's terrified of its own citizens. One always hopes that peaceful protests will succeed in changing a bad government, but history shows that this approach is at least as risky as armed insurrection. Peaceful protesters become martyrs far too often, and skull-cracking security forces in close cooperation with a pervasive intelligence agency usually succeed at crushing any incipient opposition before it becomes a serious threat to the current dictator or corrupt regime. Peaceful people love the idea of peaceful revolution, but the best examples of it are cases where a colonial power was already losing interest in its colony, wasn't willing to fight very hard to keep it, and was disinclined towards egregious violence in general. Indeed, even armed insurrection is a tough proposition unless the established power structure has some clear weakness such as internal power struggles or a weak-minded leader. Also, conditions have to be very bad in order to persuade a large fraction of the population to take up arms against their own government. Even the American Revolution struggled to get sufficient popular support.
Basically, overthrowing a government is a hard job. It takes a great deal of organization, perfect timing, bravery, and much luck. The revolutionaries must not only develop an internal organization while being closely watched by government intelligence agents, but must cultivate external ties that may be needed for anything from money and weapons to UN votes and economic sanctions. Once a revolution becomes a pitched battle and both sides are well-armed and are shooting at each other regularly, the game changes entirely and body count reports really do just become statistics. That sort of revolution is necessary once in a while, but it's a harder sell outside the country and there's a real danger that the military leader of the revolution will simply become the next dictator.
Hence, peaceful revolution is clearly the better approach, and it's the one that's aided the most by modern technology. Oppressive governments know this, and devote much effort to banning electronic devices and electronic communications. It's a cat-and-mouse game that seems to be tipping slightly in favor of revolutionaries at present, but I'm under no illusions that the advantage will last.


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This is How it All Happened! – - – Time to all join in on a rousing rendition of Texas Our Texas! This 41 Plymouth Two-Door is a Texas gem. Met the owner of this little bewdy at the Lester's Garage Car Show in Boerne few weeks back. One of the finest women I've me in a long time. She knew the importance of this 41 Plymouth she and her hubby owned. Still do own it! She had all the paper-work from the car. Flyers – manual – even the little Texas flag came with the ride back in the day. ~:0)
Someone asked me if this 41 Plymouth was a hot rod. I politely said no. I think this beautiful classic 41 Plymouth would be considered a vintage car. It is all original. And it is a favorite driver for the owners. I'm searching right now for a similar restoration daily driver me own self. It will definitely have what's known as Vintage Aire. That's modern air conditioning that fits right in with the rest of the car. – Ha! No need to sweat if U don't have to. Guess that means I'm no purist! ~:0)
Me old chum Wayne – fellow hot rodder – came along with us on this one as technical advisor. What a great friend is he. It's a good thing to have wise associates in Ur circle. Helps make even a duffer like meself look better than I am. Wayne and his wife Barbara have been hot rodders all their lives and have owned and driven some fab rides. Olewhat'shername and me are a lucky pair to have friends like those two. ~:0)
That's the thing about a good church and a great avocation like hot rodding. U meet up with the finest of folks. Add to that a great garage like Lester's in Boerne and U meet even more nice people. I'd much rather hang out with folk finer than meself than other way round. Just makes sense! Anyway – great 41 Plymouth! Certainly gives a Ford or Chevrolet vintage a run for their money. And it's a good deal more rare if Ur into that sort of thing. Sort of lends meaning to the chaos out there. Things are good in the Texas Hill Country. We're glad we found this part of the world! ~:0) VivaChas!
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Meliá Hotels International Signs Innside Manhattan
Friday March 21st, 2014 - 12:01PM BP
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PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN— Meliá Hotels international (MHI) has signed the Innside Manhattan, the chain's first hotel in New York.
According to the company, this addition is part of an aggressive expansion strategy that includes upcoming announcements of development projects in major U.S. gateway cities.
"We have identified specific, large North American cities, whose Latin influence and cosmopolitan atmosphere provide brands like Meliá, Me by Meliá and Innside by Meliá an extraordinary opportunity for development," said Gabriel Escarrer, vice chairman and CEO of Meliá. "It has long been a goal for us to establish a presence in New York City, and Innside by Meliá is the perfect opportunity for us to do so as its already a tremendously successful brand in Europe for both business travel and urban escapes."
Set to open in 2016, the new Innside Manhattan will be located in a 20-story new-ground-up-construction building on West 27th Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues. The property will offer 313 rooms, a three-meal restaurant, bar and meeting rooms.
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This might not be the most glamorous match of the World Cup, but it's one of the most important ones so far.
Iran will be gambling on the likelihood of Nigeria losing to Argentina, and will know that if they beat Bosnia Herzegovina, they will be through to the last 16 of the competition.
Carlos Quieroz's side won over the neutrals for their spectacular second half display against Argentina, only to fall victim to a late Lionel Messi wondergoal.
They currently have one point, after their draw with Nigeria, who have four points.
If Iran beat Bosnia Herzegovina by more than one goal, and Nigeria lose to Argentina, then Iran are through.
If Iran win by only one goal, and Nigeria lose to Argentina by more than one goal, then Iran are through.
Iran coach Carlos Queiroz says his side will treat their World Cup Group F match against Bosnia and Herzegovina like a cup final.
You can tell he's spent time in England.
Here are your teams for tonight...
Iran are unchanged, but Bosnia & Herzegovina coach Safet Susic has made five changes, the most notable being the introduction of striker Vedad Ibisevic who will partner Edin Dzeko up front.
Susic used a 4-5-1 formation in the opening two games but with the pressure now off, it appears he's prepared to switch back to the dynamic 4-4-2 that served his side so well in qualifying.
Bosnia & Herzegovina: Begovic, Vrsajevic, Spahic, Kolasinac, Besic, Pjanic, Ibisevic, Dzeko, Susic, Sunjic, Hadzic.
Iran: Haghighi, Haji Safi, Hosseini, Sadeghi, Nekounam, Shojaei, Timotian, Montarezi, Ghoochannejad, Dejagah, Pooladi.
Is history on Iran's side?
Team Melli have played Bosnia and Herzegovina five times (in official FIFA matches) in their history and have never lost. Iran have beaten Bosnia four times and drawn the once.
Bosnia did beat Iran in their first ever international match, but the national team was not registered by FIFA at the time.
If Iran can keep up the impressive record this evening they could find themselves in the last 16 for the first time.
No wonder they're calling it the biggest game in their history.
Just under fifteen minutes to go 'till kick-off in Salvador.
Here's what our man Robbie Savage has to say about this crunch clash...
The players are out and the anthems are being blared through the PA.
No tears yet, just some good ol' stoic patriotism.
Kick-off a few minutes away...
Here we go!
Can Iran make history?
If Iran are going to get that win, they'll need to take their chances.
We know that Carlos Quieroz's side, in their 4-1-4-1 formation are likely to soak up pressure, frustrate their opponents and hit them on the break.
It was a tactic that almost paid off against Argentina, where Charlton ace Reza Ghoochannejhad was only denied by two brilliant saves from Sergio Romero.
He'll need to bring out this kind of form should Iran get a result here:
More of this Reza: https://t.co/X4XwWuh7ql #TeamMelli #IRN #OnlyReza— Valley Talk (@ValleyTalkBlog) June 25, 2014
If this match finished 1-0 to Iran, and Argentina beat Nigeria by the same scoreline, second place in Group F would have been decided by the drawing of lots!
Could you imagine the drama? It would be brilliant, a moment of World Cup history, something to tell the Grandkids, we'd never forg...
...oh. Nigeria have just made it 1-1 in their game. Well, that's no fun.
That header was a decent chance for Edin Dzeko, but the Man City man can't break his World Cup duck.
To be fair to him, he has technically already managed to do so, but his legitimate goal against Nigeria was ruled out for offside.
The Dragons were not happy with the decisions in that game, and their furious fans have launched a petition against referee Peter O'Leary for apparently "celebrating" Nigeria's win.
President of Iran, Hassan Rouhani, will be watching on with interest:
Good luck to our Persian Cheetahs as they take on the Bosnian Dragons! No matter the result you boys have made us proud! Go #TeamMelli— Hassan Rouhani (@HassanRouhani) June 25, 2014
This is how the cleric watched the first match. Good style.
He's broken his duck now!
Edin Dzeko strikes home with a precise shot from a central position just outside the area.
Iran, uncharacteristically, had thrown bodies forward and Dzeko found a pocket of space in the area usually patrolled by Nekounam.
Well this match has come well and truly alive!
Shojaei smashes the bar seconds after Dzeko had put Bosnia in the lead.
It cannons off the crossbar but doesn't cross the line. Technology says so.
Edin Dzeko's opener.
Edin Džeko gives Bosnia the lead against Iran - https://t.co/dXMX9yL8eD— World Cup 2014 (@WorldCupPosts) June 25, 2014
We're big fans of our Lawro, but if we're honest, he's not the best when it comes to comedy.
How many times do you reckon he's cracked this one out while watching Iran?
Mark Lawrenson on Iran's Ashkan Dejagah. http://t.co/xWt6an40cD— Footy Laughs (@FootyLaughs) June 16, 2014
Emir Spahic is stretchered off after a late challenge from Ghoochannejhad.
Bosnia and Herzgovina manager Safet Susic isn't happy with the physical approach employed by the Iranians since going behind.
They're getting stuck into their opponents and leaving a mark.
Although if Susic had done his homework, he'd have known what to expect.
Reza Ghoochannejhad has committed the most fouls at the World Cup (11)— Ben McAleer (@BenMcAleer1) June 25, 2014
Dzeko's superb strike separates the two sides.
As you might expect with Iran, there's been few chances in this one.
But with news coming in of an Argentina lead over Nigeria, Quieroz's men should be buoyed into going for broke.
They need two goals to make history.
So I presume you've all been following the latest Luis Suarez saga?
The debate over the intention, the man and the ban is still raging over the Uruguayan's chomp on Georgio Chiellini.
But finally someone of worth listening to has cast judgement over the affair. A living legend, a man of such authority that they call him "the Boss".
Yep. Bruce "Born in the USA" Springsteen has waded into the affair, and he's no fan of Suarez.
We had a little pop at Lawrenson earlier, but at least his Dejagah "banter" didn't show jaw-dropping geographical ignorance.
Because that's exactly what ITV Clive Tyldesley was guilty of when commenting on the Argentina vs Iran game.
The commentator railed against the use of "Christian" names shirts belonging to Islamic Republic of Iran players.
Not a good look, Clive.
Back underway here and the situation for Team Melli is simple: score twice or you're out.
Oh, and while you're at it, keep Dzeko, Ibisevic and Pjanic at bay.
Carlos Quieroz has a balancing act to negotiate now. Does he throw on 20-year-old forward Alireza Jahanbakhsh in the hope of taking the game to Bosnia?
Or does he try to keep it tight for now and hope to nick the goals late on?
Iran have already made one change, with right-back Heydari on for Shojaei, who hit the bar.
Big decisions, but if Quieroz can take this side - who still haven't scored a goal at this World Cup - into the last 16, it could be his best achievement yet.
They're going for it Iran!
...But they're not very good.
Blunt attacks from Team Melli so far, but they are getting crosses into the Bosnians' area and putting some pressure on - the first time we've really seen such approach from them at this World Cup.
A mis-kick from Dejagah in a promising but offside position rather sums it up.
What a goal from the Dragons, and it's surely finished off Iran once and for all.
A brilliant team move saw the ball ping from one blue shirt to another. Dzeko turned provider and fed Pjanic who burst through into the box and curled into the corner with style.
Game over?
Here's a nice photo of Edin Dzeko's opening goal...
...unless you're Iranian.
Kirim Ansarifard comes on for the Fulham man who trudges off with a scowl.
Dejagah is arguably Queiroz's best player so his withdrawal does suggest the manager thinks the game is up.
Iran have lost the fight they were demonstrating at the beginning of the half, Pjanic's goal seemingly a killer blow to their spirit.
Miralem Pjanic tucks away Bosnia and Herzegovina's second:
Here's another look at Pjanic's expertly taken goal, with added sad Iran fan:
El gol de Pjanic, que le está dando ventaja a #BIH 2-0 sobre #IRN
https://t.co/yOWTnvGHtL— Oro Deportes (@OroDeportes) June 25, 2014
Could they? Is the comeback on?
Reza gets them back in it...
Nope, they can't.
That didn't last long. The replays had barely finished playing before Bosnia restored their two goal advantage through Vršajević.
Oh well, nice for Iran to get off the mark.
A look at Iran's consolation goal.
In a corner of South-East London, they've gone a little bit barmy too.
With this goal, Reza Ghoochannejhad became the first Charlton player to score at a World Cup.
The moment @CAFCofficial fans were hoping for: https://t.co/KrbsLAIKPb #IRN #CAFC #OnlyReza— London24 Sport (@London24Sport) June 25, 2014
A bit of a dead rubber in the end.
Iran gave it an almighty effort - as they have done throughout the tournament but in the end they just didn't have the quality present to get a win.
Bosnia will be disappointed with their overall campaign - today's performance showed what they were capable of when they got it right.
Iran may have missed out on reaching the knockout stages for the first time, but they did make a little but of history when Reza Ghoochannejhad tapped in their only goal at the finals.
His strike meant that for the first time since 1998, every side at the World Cup has scored a goal.
And if that wasn't enough to prove once and for all just how thoroughly excellent this tournament has been, then nothing will.
That's about it from us here.
We arrived hoping for the most heart-warming Iran story since Benn Affleck schmaltzed it up with Argo.
In the end, it wasn't to be as Iran crashed out of the World Cup at the bottom of Group F.
But Carlos Quieroz's side can be proud of their efforts in Brazil. They may have run out of steam slightly against Bosnia and Herzegovina, but their heroic resistance against the powers of Argentina's attack will live long in the memory.
And thanks to Reza Ghoochannejhad, they leave with a goal to their name too.
We've still got plenty more World Cup coverage for you to enjoy including live updates of Ecuador vs France and Switzerland vs Honduras.
See you there.