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I missed exactly when this happened but the Morrisons store below The Gym on the Uxbridge Road has been taken over by the Co-op.  So that means both Morrisons in West Ealing have gone now.  The small one in the centre (which used to be Blockbusters) has been replaced by Bensons for Beds and now this second one has gone.  Seems like they made an ill thought out expansion and have paid the price for it.


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The Garden offers a quiet, secluded area for older, more sensitive dogs to stay. All kennels are heated and it has its own large secure grass paddock, away from the main kennels. The Garden can be requested but not booked.

West Rook Farm Boarding Kennels - PlymouthYour dog’s accomodation

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Secrets of Cavendon
(Cavendon Hall #4)
by Barbara Taylor Bradford
St. Martin's Press

🎕 AVAILABLE 11/21/17 🎕

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From the #1 New York Times bestselling author, a stunning, epic novel featuring the characters of the beloved Cavendon series

For years things have run smoothly at Cavendon Hall, with very few quarrels, dramas, or upsets among the Inghams and the Swanns. But since the end of World War II, things have changed. The Secrets of Cavendon picks up in the summer of 1949, with the new generation of the estate at the forefront of the scandal and intrigue. With romance, betrayal, heartbreak, and possible murder threatening to tear them apart, the Inghams and Swanns will have to find a way to come together and protect each other in the face of threats they never could have predicted.

About the Author:

Barbara Taylor Bradford is the author of 30 bestselling novels, including The Cavendon Women, Cavendon Hall, and The Ravenscar Dynasty. She was born in Leeds, England, and from an early age, she was a voracious reader: at age 12, she had already read all of Dickens and the Brontë sisters. By the age of twenty, she was an editor and columnist on Fleet Street. She published her first novel, A Woman of Substance, in 1979, and it has become an enduring bestseller.

Barbara Taylor Bradford’s books are published in over 90 countries in 40 languages, with sales figures in excess of 88 million. Ten of her novels have been adapted into television mini-series starring actors including Sir Anthony Hopkins, Liam Neeson, Deborah Kerr and Elizabeth Hurley. She has been inducted into the Writers Hall of Fame of America, and in June of 2007, Barbara was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) by Queen Elizabeth II for her contributions to Literature.

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A motorcyclist found a tiny injured kitten that needed a lot of help at a truck stop, he decided to help the little guy, tuck him in his vest and continue on his cross country trip while taking care of the kitten.

Pat Doody has been riding cross-country (from Nevada to New Jersey) with a little kitty snuggled up to him since he rescued him. His furry sidekick has quite an unbelievable story.While he was in Nevada at a truck stop getting gas, he found the kitten who was crying for help. “He was pretty badly burned, so I picked him up and tucked him inside my vest. We’re feeding him regularly now, so he’s doing better, even though he’s sort of living on the road until we get home,” he told Revzilla.

“His burns are pretty much all healed up except for the little spot on his lip… We’ve been keeping it clean and using neosporin. It looks a lot better and doesn’t seem to be bothering him.

He’s so chill. He just hangs out in my vest when we get on the road. I’ve never met a cat so calm.” They named the little buddy Party Cat.

After a long day of playing, Party Cat is all tuckered out on his monkey that they bought on the road.

Responses to "Biker Saves Injured Kitten and Continues His Trip While Caring for Him"

  1. Unknown says:

    Thank you for rescuing the tiny injured kitten. Compassion is God's gift to the soul.

  2. God Bless you for caring for this kitten I'm sure you have made a lifelong friend even though you were traveling you stepped up to the plate. You ROCK!!!

  3. Anonymous says:

    Hope you will keep him he is adorable and they choose their owners x

  4. Anonymous says:

    Your kitty is adorable and your heart and soul is as well. Many happy miles to you both.

  5. Anonymous says:

    Thank you for the awesome pics. You are a special person with a beautiful little buddy.

  6. Anonymous says:

    Thank you!!! Your Compassion / time / love for this little injured kitten. Love the name "party cat".!!
    I hope you continue your journey together and keep him for the rest of his lucky life. It was meant to be to cross paths. Thank you again.

  7. Unknown says:

    May your soul be all the more brighter for your love and compassion for your new side kick, Party rock!

  8. Unknown says:

    Ride on Brother..your compassion knows no bounds....and the little one loves you is plain to see...<3

  9. Unknown says:

    Yay! Such a great story! Now that's my kinda man!

  10. Anonymous says:

    Thanks for being so kind - it makes the world a better place.

  11. Unknown says:

    That's beautiful... Thank you for being such a good man

  12. Anonymous says:

    your a great man be safe

  13. Anonymous says:

    Proud to hear of another amazing biker breaking the misplaced stereotype. You're a good man, and I hope you and Little Party Buddy Cat live a long happy life together.

  14. JOAN PR says:

    Gracias por rescatar al gatito. Será tu eterno acompañante. Se vé el gran corazón que tienes. Dios los acompañe en el viaje y en su regreso a casa. Te reconozco por tu ayuda y compasión por los animales. Muy orgullosa de tí. Gracias, gracias.

  15. Anonymous says:

    God brought Party cat to you
    You have a big heart. Thank you for not turning your back.

  16. Anonymous says:

    Gotta love them bikers!!! You both were there for a reason at that moment!!!

  17. Anonymous says:

    Bring him to a vet, and he needs rich food for skinny poorly nurrished kittens. And milk for cats. Thank you for your good heart. Take good care of him, he needs food and treatment for his injury + vaccines. He will reward your good soul 10 times with grace and tons of purrrrrrs. :-) Live long and safe, both of you !

  18. Unknown says:

    Good man!

  19. Unknown says:

    Thank you. Be safe.

  20. Unknown says:

    More people like you in the word can make a better place.

  21. laurajane says:

    Thank you. You are a good kind soul. <3

  22. Unknown says:

    Complete earth angel Thankyou for keeping this little one and you bet he loves you loads

  23. Unknown says:

    thank you and safe travels

  24. Celia says:

    You are awesome! PUrrs

  25. stirling says:

    Thank you for your kindness AND safe journey for all of you.

  26. Unknown says:

    What a wonderful story What a wonderful man with a heart of gold What a beautiful sweet little cat xxx

  27. Anonymous says:

    So good to hear that there are some kind loving young men out there.

  28. Anonymous says:

    Thank you so much for saving this kitten, will you keep it?

  29. When a man loves cats, I am his friend and comrade, without further introduction.

  30. Jayne says:

    Once again proving that bikers are some of the most kind-hearted people in the world! Thank you Pat for taking Party Cat! Ride on little dude.

  31. I would vote for a man like you for president any day over that shithead Trump.

  32. Unknown says:

    Made my day,fella!
    best wishes to both of ya. :)

  33. Anonymous says:

    Bro, you rock big time. You are an awesome dude with a big heart. Wishing many safe and happy riding years ahead for you and Party cat

  34. Linda says:

    When you save an animal, it saves you as well. <3

  35. Anonymous says:

    you're awesome dude....ride on!!

  36. Richard Cadenas says:

    Looks like this cat picked himself a good human.

  37. Such a kind heart. Looks like kitty found himself a good home.

  38. Anonymous says:

    Real men love cats. You are awesome.

  39. Anonymous says:

    Good luck to you and your cat. You are a kind person.

  40. Unknown says:

    Please keep the kittycat. Purrs, LilyKat, Portland OR

  41. Unknown says:

    What a beautiful spirit you have. Thank you for sharing the photos and story.

  42. Janice B says:

    God Bless your kind heart and soul!

  43. You sir, deserve a medal. I believe you have yourself a new buddy. Cheers to you!

  44. Pat Doody is a perfect example of WHO a person living their life in peace & freedom, traveling with obvious "Like-minded" people, who when Pat came upon a living soul in desperate Need, HE responded! :) Thank you!! Also for sharing your story & awesome photos of PartyCat, who is obviously so happy and loved &&& so In-love with you, Pat and his Life!! I enjoyed reading & downloading each picture with THE purest happiness from God, Himself!! My thanks, sincerely, Ivy

  45. Anonymous says:

    No doubt the feline, now "Party Cat", had crawled up inside a cars engine compartment to hide or for warmth when engine was not real hot. No telling how far it rode in there until the driver stopped long enough (for fuel, latrine, snacks, etc.) for it to escape it's hot and noisy prison.
    I found a small grey cat under the hood of my cage once, after a 120 mile trip to a rally. Named it "Rumble" as it's purr (once removed from beside the engine) was a deep rumbling sound !
    Had that critter for 11 years before some Jack-wad poisoned it!
    Great rescue job Brother ! Ride on Party Cat !

  46. Anonymous says:

    You rock! Party Cat is lucky you came along. Ride on Party Cat!

  47. Unknown says:

    You are blessed with good karma..enjoy this life and the ones to come XX

  48. naomi says:

    love men who love cats, such good role models, we need guys like you in Australia :-)

  49. Unknown says:

    what a wonderful person you are. Lucky little cat!

  50. Mishka says:

    They are both warriors with big hearts...

  51. J Johnson says:

    I love this man!

  52. Unknown says:

    Another hero on the road

  53. Unknown says:

    Can I join y'all?

  54. I'm a lady biker and like you I would care fir any animal that's injured.You have a lovely Spiritual soul and it's so lovely to read your story.

  55. Just more proof that some of the best people out there to have your back is a biker. Stay safe while on the road and may it always rise up gently to meet you while on your journey.

  56. Mr BudBud says:

    God bless you. We need a million more people like you.

  57. Good man :)

  58. kjoy82 says:

    You are an awesome man! I so Love seeing the pictures.... you can see the contentment in his sweet face. You have given me a little faith in humanity.... you were meant to save him you know....
    Praying that the rest of your trip will be safe and nothing but good weather all the way home :)....
    And praying for the little ones burns to heal quickly :)!

  59. Unknown says:

    You are an amazing man/human being! This restores my faith in humanity. Thank you for being you!

  60. Anonymous says:

    If someone doesn't believe in miracles then they are blind. The miracle is that Party Cat was badly injured and managed to find his "earth angel" in you. You didn't just care for him, you opened your heart and gave him a renewed life filled with love. Thank you for reminding us that there are truly good people in this world today. Godspeed and safe journeys. Thank you.

  61. Sometimes our best friends are those whom we rescue from circumstances that would kill others. Yet our new friends thrive because all we show them is a little compassion. You're definitely a righteous brother!

  62. Sometimes our best friends are those whom we rescue from circumstances that would kill others. Yet our new friends thrive because all we show them is a little compassion. You're definitely a righteous brother!

  63. Cats don't need milk But the worms he may need vacc cats carry a disceises harmful to humans

  64. Gaetano says:

    You're a perfect example of a kind human being loving and caring for an animal in distress. You Sir did not turn your back and walk away like many I'm sure have. You decided you would do something. This sets you apart from so many. God bles.

  65. Morgana says:

    Pat, you are a big heart, thank you for your kindness, always have nice trips with the wind cooling your kind face

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Nathan Phillips, Omaha, is a Vietnam Veteran who hosts a sacred pipe ceremony at Arlington, was taunted in D.C.

Native Twitter has gone ablaze as a Native American elder singing the AIM Song in Washington DC during the Indigenous Peoples March was ridiculed, taunted and mocked by a group of non-Native youth.

The video, which was posted by YouTube account holder KC NOLAND, was also screen captured and shared on other social media accounts with views shortly gaining tens of thousands of views.

The elder is Nathan Phillips, an Omaha elder who is also a Vietnam Veteran and former director of the Native Youth Alliance. He is also a keeper of a sacred pipe and holds an annual ceremony honoring Native American veterans in the Arlington National Cemetery.

Phillips is also the subject of a previous racially-based incident when he was taunted and harassed by Eastern Michigan University students who were dressed stereo-typically as Native Americans. As reported in FOX 2 News, he was yelled at and hit by a thrown beer can.

In a previous interview with Phillips, he told Indian Country Today that returning from Vietnam was not easy as a veteran. “People called me a baby killer and a hippie girl spit on me.”

The Indigenous Peoples Movement is a collective of Indigenous activists, organizers, tribal leaders, social entrepreneurs, artists, educators, innovators, youth leaders, and change-makers who are working to build the collective power of Indigenous Peoples, communities and Nations.

“U.S. political leaders and the media have ignored us long enough.”

That’s the message thousands of international indigenous activists will be bringing to Washington Friday for the first ever Indigenous Peoples March. They are seeking to bring national attention to injustices endured by Indigenous people across the globe.

The event, coming a day before the third annual Women’s March, is organized by the Indigenous Peoples Movement (IPM), an international grassroots collective seeking to unify tribes and indigenous peoples from North, South and Central America, the Pacific, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean.

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  1. PianoCC says:

    Stupid ignorant punks.

  2. Anonymous says:

    MAGA peeps, some day you will be embarrassed by your public display of false pride and ignorance.
    J. Young

  3. Unknown says:

    You got to hand it to these conservative types: they've found a way to make racism and hatred fun. None of them remember that wars were fought to defete this kind of thinking.

  4. Unknown says:

    spoiled ass cocky brats! Little mini Donald Trumps living off daddy's money.

  5. swearjar says:

    Has anyone identified this child yet?

  6. Anonymous says:

    Covington Catholic High School students in Washington for the March for Life, an annual anti-abortion rally happening on the same day as the Indigenous Peoples March. Here's their phone # and address...1600 Dixie Hwy, Park Hills, KY 41011 (859) 491-2247

  7. Anonymous says:

    First of all, i don't believe for one second these kids are Trump supporters, No, they are a group of liberal socialists trying to make Trump look bad. They use to be called Antifa or don't you all remember, they are only wolves in sheep's clothing

  8. Unknown says:

    To anonymous claiming kids are liberals. Trump doesn't need kids pretending to be racist supporters toaoe him look bad. He has a whole administration to do that and he's very good at doing it all on his own too.

  9. Yet, perhaps as the elders would remind us all, these are impetuous youth at an age when they think they know everything, yet have barely scratched the surface of life and living.

    The sad thing is that these youth are empowered by their parents, and encouraged to be disrespectful of elders, authority and others.

    This is not even a clash about identity. Building the wall is about preserving the identity and sovereignty of America, a nation that demands diversity and equality, yet rarely acknowledges Indigenous Peoples and their own struggle to maintain identity and sovereignty.

    The entire clash is a bunch of children trying to assert authority over the Elders.

    Some of these youths will actually learn from this experience and become better people. THAT is the most important thing to take from the encounter.

  10. Lori says:

    Tell them what you think of this: Covington Catholic High School:
    Principal Robert Rowe
    Telephone: (859) 491-2247
    Diocese of Covington:
    Phone: 859-392-1500
    Diocesan Board of Catholic Education Superintendent, Michael Clines: (859) 392-1500
    Assistant Superintendent, Karen McGuire

  11. Brenda Wetzel says:

    Have they stopped teaching anything about our American History in school any more - don't these punks know this gentleman is a true Native American Indian which makes him one of a few "TRUE" Americans! The rest of us are immigrants whose family somewhere down the line, were allowed to come to the Land of the Free!!!

  12. jim s says:

    Article says michigan. Comments say kentucky. Can we get verification of either?

  13. Rowana says:

    Have tried several places and see NO video. Would actually like to see the video.

  14. Anonymous says:

    The disgusting racist harassment of an Indigenous man at the Lincoln Memorial by a nasty mob of know-nothings wearing MAGA hats sickened me. They would make America great again by mocking and insulting this original American, who is also a veteran. They only succeeded in showing their pathetic lack of knowledge of the history of their country and also the terrible hate that's been instilled in them, likely by parents and school. "The schmuck in the pic is Michael Hodge. His school has taken down its FB page and blocked its Twitter account but if they're still getting phone calls and email, you can let them know what you think about the "fine young gentlemen" they are producing..."
    Covington Catholic High School:
    Principal Robert Rowe
    Telephone: (859) 491-2247
    Diocese of Covington:
    Phone: 859-392-1500
    Diocesan Board of Catholic Education Superintendent, Michael Clines: (859) 392-1500
    Assistant Superintendent, Karen McGuire

  15. Unknown says:

    This truly is shameful, terribly disrespectful and insulting to this Elder. I do believe this boy has earned the honor of reading, understanding and writing about Indigenous People,Vietnam veterans, and specifically Native Americans, what this man's purpose was at the gathering, understanding how this boy's behavior was out of line and in need of a clear and sincere apology to this gentleman and to this boy's school.

  16. Unknown says:

    I hope this terrible kid's future employer gets to see this...he will never get a decent job. Who would hire this disrespectful jerk?

  17. Unknown says:

    Donald Trump endorsed this? I think not. Loving thy neighbor and respect is taught at home. Removing God from everything has damaged so much of this country. I am sorry anyone would feel the need to disrespect any elder or any race. We need to unify and stop the division. Stand up for what is right and against wrong.

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Coordinating Properties of Nickel(II) tetra(4-N-benzylpyridyl) porphyrin in Aqueous Solution

Liu Zhi-Xian,Shi Shuang-Qun,Zhang Jian-Jun,Song Xin-Fang,Meng Min-Quan

  1. Department of Chemistry,Center of Experiment,Department of Science and Research,Hebei Teachers' University,Shijiazhuang 050016
  • Received:1996-11-18 Revised:1997-02-28 Published:1997-07-15
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Beer's law experiment, variable-temperature spectral experiment of UV-Vis absorption, 1H NMR, and measurement of magnetic moment were conducted for NiTMPyP in aqueous solution. It was found that Beer's law was obeyed in concentration range 8× 10-7-2×10-5.mol•dm-3.With the temperature increasing from 0 ℃ to 95 ℃, the isosbestic point appeared at 435 nm and the lowest downfield 1H NMR peak narrowed gradually and shifted to upfield. The magnetic moment is 2.07 BM in D2O at 30 ℃, but in the D2O-CD3COCD3 mixed solvent there was no evidence for the existance of paramagnetic species. These results show that NiTMPyP exists in aqueous solution as an equilibrium mixture of diamagnetic, four-coordinate nickel (Ⅱ) and paramagnetic, sir-coordinate nickel (Ⅱ) complexed by water molecules in the axial position. The thermodynamic parameters of the axial-coordinated reaction were △S?=-178.6 J•K-1•mol-1, △G298K?=-1.6 kJ•mol-1.

Key words: Nickel(II) porphyrin, Coordinate property, Absorption spectrum, 1H NMR spectrum, Beer's law


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Djibouti Fishing rappresents without any doubt one of the last frontiers for the fanatic Gt hunters. Despite it’s quite easy to reach, the sea still haven’t been exploited because of the total absence of human structure on the coastline, making this place really unique and pristine. What is making Djibouti an excellent place for fishing is the strategical position between the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea, that makes the sea extremely rich in terms of nutrients, current and passage of pelagic between the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. Wild Sea Expedition is proud to be the first operator to offer a liveboard trip to visit the two main fishing spots in Djibouti, both world class and really unique, the Seven Brothers Archipelago and the passe of Goubet. The Seven Brothers are six small rocky islands right in the middle of the Bab el Mandeb straight (the channel that connect the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden), and they are considered one of the best Gt place in the world, the current is always pushing and baitfish are present in huge quantity, but the real highlight of the place is the fact that Gt come around the islands in spring to spawn, and they are present in huge quantity and huge size too, fish over 60 kg have been caught already. The Seven Brothers are also the best spot in the world for shore fishing for Gt, because of the very good shape of the coast, that’s very flat and easy to wade. The other spot we will fish is the passe of Goubet, that’s absolutely one of the most crazy and spectacular spot in the world for popping. It’s a small channel between two seas, with a small island in the middle, and since the place is very tidal, the current can be really umbeliveable and you will think to fish in a Himalayan river, without mention the fighting in such mass of water. The best season in Djibouti is April, May, but June and October are also good.
While fishing in Djibouti the main target are Gt, but everything else is present (Sanpper, Grouper, Tunas, Spanish Mackarell, Napoleon) with a good number of Sailfish and monster Triggerfish to try on the fly. Fly fishing is also possible for Gt in some flats.

Only barbless hook are allowed, for the safety on board and in respect of the fish

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M/Y Le Baron Noir
L: 23 meters
l: 6 meters
6 doubles cabins
Each cabin with his private bathroom with lavabo,shower and private WC
Each cabin is with air conditionned
Saloon with big screen for photos or films
Sundeck with canapés and matress
In engine room:
One caterpillar engine
2 marines generators,may be 3 this season
Two water makers
Marine chiller air conditionned
2 fiberglass panga for fishing

The standard trip include 6 full days for fishing Djibouti , fishing every day a different area. To reduce the fishing pressure we change zone during the week.
Day 1: arrive in Djibouti , transfer to the boat, start navigation during the night to reach the fishing ground.
Day 2 to day 7: 6 full days of fishing, coming back in the port in the evening of the last day.
Day 8: breakfast and lunch on board, transfer to the airport after lunch.
Also more days fishing are possible in according with the request of groups.

Djibouti is very well connected to Europe, the best solution is Turkish Airways with daily flight via Istanbul, but also other companies like Fly Dubai are operating often.

Djibouti is one of safest country in Africa, since his strategical position all the military forces from various countries are heavily present, in the mainland and in the sea. The main city and all the country are very safe to visit and the sea is heavily patroled by navy ships, making this place extremely safe.
All clients are asked to arrive covered by travel/medical insurance for the trip. Furthermore all guests will sign a disclosure wavering Sealand Adventures Ltd of any liability due to any accident.

None vaccinations is required for this trip

– Accommodation in double cabins, full board.
– Cruise leaving and returning in Djibouti and Khor Angar.
– Transfer to and from the airport to boat.
– Mineral water, tea / / coffee / juice included.

The price does not include
– Soft drink and alcoholic drink
– Tips and expense of personal nature
– Visa

– Popping
On popper is possible to hook GTs, Red Snapper, different kind of Grouper and Emperor, big Barracuda,Spanish Mackarell Tuna and Shark.
ROD: you will need a 200-250 gr rod for PE 10 or 12 able to hold 12-14 kg of drag, and a 100-120 gr rod to fish with 6 kg of drag for lighter popping.
REELS: for heavy popping Stella 10000 FA, 18000 SW or Saltiga 6000, for light popping Stella 8000 FA, Stella 10000 SW and Saltiga 4500
LINE AND LEADER: for heavy popping 100-130 lb braid and 200 lb shock leader, for light popping a 65 lb line with a 120 lb leader works well. To connect braid and leader we suggest PR knot.
LURES: noisy popper from 130 gr to 200 gr, floating stickbait about 18 to 30 cm and sinking stickbait from 100 to 200 gr.
TERMINAL TACKLE: as hook we recommend Owner ST76 4/0 and 5/0, for the smaller lures Owner ST76 3/0 are a better option. A good choice are also single hook for popping, like Decoy Cutclass 8/0 and 10/0, Owner SJ51 7/0 and 9/0 and SJ41 9/0 11/0 and 13/0, Fisherman Spinoza 13/0 and Hot’s Otoko 9/0 11/0. As split ring we recommend Owner size 10 and 11.

– Jigging
Jigging can be really productive, we usually don’t jig very deep, while in Goubet the jigging is done in shallow water, from 30 to 50 mt, in very heavy current, where you need very heavy jigs to reach the bottom. On jigging is possible to hook huge Gt.
ROD: the best is get two rods, one in the 300 gr range, and more important is a good equipment to fight whit submarine, powerfull rod for 400-500 gr with PE 8.
REELS: on the medium rod is possible to use a medium reel like Shimano Stella SW 10000 or other reels of same size, or conventional reels with high retrieve ratio. On the powerful rod you will need a Stella 20000 SW or 18000 SW for speed jigging.
LINE: for medium jigging a 50-60 lb line, for heavy tackle the best option is a PE 8 (80-100 lb)
JIG: the ‘must have’ jig are the Williamson Benthos, river to sea Sea Rock, Hooker from Sevenseas, Hots Y2, Maria Deep Sea Flower. Size from 180 to 500 gr.
TERMINAL TACKLE:There are many hook on the market, but we recomend Fisherman, Hots, Gamakatsu and Decoy.

– Fly fishing
Even if the fly-fishing is not totally developed yet, the potential is high as for flat fishing as for pleasant game.
Big Gt and other species of trevally are commonly spotted and sometimes Black Tip Shark and big Barracuda.
RODS: for the flat is required an 8 wt rod for sight fishing, and a 12 wt rod to cast for Gt, Humpback Parrotfish and other big ones. For offshore fishing you will need a rod up to 14 wt to try all the reef species including Gts and Doggy.
REELS: you will need reels with good brake sistem
FLYES: clear crab, crazy charlie, clouser, gummy minnow, bob’s banger tyed on tube, gugler,
and for offshore fishing some big game tube flyes, big popper up to 2,5 cm of diameter and super clouser.

– Shore and flat fishing

Djibouti and specially the Seven Brothers archipelago is probably the best place in the world for heavy shore fishing, dedicated to Gt and other species like Barracuda, Snappers, Triggerfish, and we had the chance to cast on Sailfish and other pelagics from shore. The shape of the rocky coast makes the place very easy to wade and fish, you just need sporting shoeas and a backpack to carry few lures, leader and water.
TACKLE: we reccomend the same equipment for heavy popping, but is also possible to fish on light tackle for different smaller species like Triggers and Emperor.


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Trump Favourite For Caucus Double Triumph

DONALD TRUMP is red-hot favourite to win the two imminent caucuses with William Hill, who make him 1/2 to win in Iowa and 1/4 in New Hampshire. 'The Trump bandwagon shows little sign of a slowdown, and political punters are backing him accordingly' said Hill's spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Meanwhile, the current favourite to win the race to the White House, Hillary Clinton is expected to win only one of the two caucuses – she's 4/9 favourite to win in Iowa, but 3/1 to win New Hampshire, where her closest rival, Bernie Sanders is 2/9 favourite.

**IOWA CAUCUS......Democrats......4/9 Clinton; 13/8 Sanders; 66/1 O'Malley

Republicans.....1/2 Trump; 6/4 Cruz; 20/1 Rubio; 40/1 Carson; 50/1 Paul; 66/1 Bush/Christie; 80/1 Huckabee/Kasich; 100/1 Fiorina/Santorum

**NEW HAMPSHIRE CAUCUS...Democrats.....2/9 Sanders; 3/1 Clinton

Republicans.....1/4 Trump; 6/1 Rubio/Cruz; 7/1 Kasich; 10/1 Christie; 16/1 Bush; 50/1 Carson; 66/1 Fiorina/Paul.

TO BE DEM CANDIDATE: 1/6 Clinton; 7/2 Sanders; 66/1 Kerry; O'Malley

TO BE REP CANDIDATE: 5/6 Trump; 9/4 Rubio; 13/2 Cruz; 10/1 Bush; 25/1 Christie; 33/1 Romney; 40/1 Kasich; 66/1 Ryan. Others on request.

TO WIN RACE TO WHITE HOUSE.....8/11 Clinton; 3/1 Trump; 6/1 Rubio/Sanders; 16/1 Bloomberg; 20/1 Cruz; 25/1 Bush; 66/1 Christie; 80/1 Romney.


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Vinisud: Vinisud is one of Wine Mosaic’s first partners. Promoting Mediterranean diversity is a key element for this fair, which in 2014 will be hosting the first-ever large-scale tasting of wine made from original grape varieties.

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Montpellier SupAgro is an International Centre for Higher Education in Agricultural Sciences comprising 1500 students, 100 teacher-researchers and 430 staff members. Within Montpellier SupAgro, two key contacts are lending their suppor to the project:

  • Hervé Hannin, Director, Institut des Hautes Etudes de la Vigne et du Vin (IHEV)
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GiESCO (International Group of Experts of Vitivinicultural Systems and Cooperation). This global network of experts will provide technical expertise to the project

The DWCC (Digital Wine Communications Conference) will kindly be providing a platform for the project at its 2014 edition.

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How to Talk To Your Kids About Divorce

October 1.2019

Talking to your kids about divorce isn’t easy. Getting a divorce can be a turbulent, emotionally fraught, stressful process to begin with; discussing it with your kids can seem like an impossible task. You don’t have to navigate the conversation alone; while every child is different, and no two situations are the same, this post will provide you with guidance - advice on things that can help your child better understand you, and things that can help you better understand your child.

Plan Ahead

Involving your children in the divorce process before you have most of the details ironed out is ill-advised. Divorce leads to dramatic changes in a child’s living situation, and this tends to lead to children feeling a loss of control. Consistency is important for child development; when children know what to expect, they feel comfortable growing, changing, and learning. This means that you should only tell your child about the divorce when you’re certain it’s happening; if possible, tell them a few weeks before the actual split. You’ll want to give them some details about what will stay the same and what will change, though how detailed you’ll get will depend somewhat on the age of your child. Though it may be difficult, you should collaborate with your co-parent in the planning process. Planning also gives you the time to ready yourself emotionally for the conversation; kids will often remember the moment they found out their parents were getting a divorce for a long time, so it’s good to be as prepared as possible. Try to have the conversation at the start of a weekend when there isn’t a lot going on, to give your child the the to process.

Have the Conversation Together

While it may be difficult to do, it’s important that you and your co-parent are both present when you talk to your children about your divorce. Depending on the age of your child, there might be a tendency to assign blame, or to feel that loving one parent is a betrayal of another. Having the conversation together shows a united front - it also shows that you’ll still be willing to work together as parents after the divorce, and that you’ll both be there for your children even though you’re divorcing. Children need to know that their parents can still provide stability for them. The conversation should be framed in “we” terms, and you shouldn’t assign blame to one party (even though you might feel that one party is to blame). You should have the conversation with the whole family; don’t tell older children before younger children, as they may feel the burden of having to keep a secret.

Keep Age in Mind

No two children have the same reaction to learning their parents are getting divorced. Depending on the age of your child, however, you might be able to make some predictions as to how they will react. Depending on your child’s cognitive stage, they’ll have different concerns about the divorce.

For babies, it’s basically impossible to talk about divorce, but you should be on the lookout for signs of emotional distress. For toddlers, divorce is next to impossible to understand - it’s complex and multifaceted, when they’re only beginning to understand cause and effect. For kids this age, it’s most important to establish a sense of order and security. They need to know that the divorce is an adult decision, or they might worry that their parent left them. Lots of reassurance that you still love them, you’ll still be there for them, and that the decision wasn’t because of them is key.

Children between 6 and 11 are less egocentric, so they’ll understand that they might not be the cause of the divorce, though depending on their age, knowledge, and emotional maturity, they may believe they bear a part of the responsibility, and may wonder if changing their behaviour could change their circumstances. Again, they need to be reassured that the decision to get a divorce was not because of them, and that changing their behaviour won’t affect your decision. They may also be prone to assigning blame to one parent; that’s one of the reasons it’s so important to present a united front. Feeling like loving one parent is a betrayal of another parent can be very toxic.

Children over the age of 11 have highly developed abstract reasoning and deeper emotional intelligence. This can lead to parents wanting to use the child as a confidante or support; avoid overburdening children of this age with your problems, lest they feel like they have divided loyalties.

No matter how old your kids are, they’ll want a measure of consistency. They need to know where they’ll live, who will cook for them, who will take them to doctors appointments, dental appointments, eye exams, and school. Make sure you convey to them that their lives will stay structured and that everything possible will be done to keep them comfortable in both homes including redecorating space in the new home one parent has moved to so they really feel like it’s home.

Signs to Watch Out For

Divorce is emotional; emotional reactions can be incredibly subtle and varied. Watch for trouble sleeping, emotional outbursts, sudden changes in grades, irritability, anger, headaches, stress, and other physical and mental changes. Don’t be afraid to talk to your child; rather than saying “are you feeling angry?”, you might approach the conversation more abstractly, saying something like “a lot of kids can feel pretty emotional after they hear their parents are getting a divorce”. Respect what you know about your child, don’t press the issue if you don’t need to, and always be there to listen.

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Oreo Cookie Pound Cake

I saw this recipe in a Paula Deen magazine and instantly squealed with joy. Oreo cookies + pound cake + Paula Deen? Seriously.

Oreo Cookie Pound Cake
Recipe source: Paula Deen
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1-1/4 cups butter, softened
3 cups sugar
6 large eggs
1 Tablespoon vanilla extract
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup heavy whipping cream
25 Oreo cookies, crushed
2 cups powdered sugar
3 Tablespoons whole milk

1. Preheat oven to 325F. Spray a 12 or 15 cup fluted pan with nonstick baking spray.
2. In a large bowl, beat butter and sugar at medium speed until fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Gradually add flour alternately with cream, beginning and ending with flour, beating until just combined after each addition. Spoon half of batter into prepared pan. Top evenly with half of crushed cookies; spoon remaining batter over cookies. Top with remaining crushed cookies. Bake for 1 hour and 10 minutes to 1 hour and 20 minutes, or until a tester comes out clean. Let cool in pan for 10 minutes. Remove from pan and cool completely on a wire rack.
3. In a small bowl, whisk powdered sugar and milk until smooth. Drizzle glaze over cooled cake and garnish with cookie crumbs.

  • Sues - September 16, 2010 - 8:32 pm

    Wow, how amazing does this look? Seriously perfection!ReplyCancel

  • Stephanie - October 16, 2010 - 12:05 am

    I made this cake today and I was wondering if I could refrigerate it?ReplyCancel

  • Annie - October 16, 2010 - 10:12 am

    Sure – just make sure that you cover the cake well, so that it doesn’t dry out. :)ReplyCancel

  • Kristen - August 23, 2011 - 8:31 am

    I was going to make this cake for my son for his birthday and was concerned that there was no baking powder. Will the cake rise properly?ReplyCancel

  • Annie - August 23, 2011 - 8:05 pm

    It will rise. Not every cake requires a leavener :)ReplyCancel

  • Paula - January 30, 2012 - 12:28 am

    The heavy whipping cream, does it go straight from the carton or do you whip it separately first?ReplyCancel

    • Annie - January 30, 2012 - 2:31 pm

      Straight from the carton.ReplyCancel

  • Paula - February 2, 2012 - 10:15 pm

    Thank you :)ReplyCancel

  • David - June 11, 2012 - 4:28 pm

    I had trouble getting it done. Should I have stirred the cookies into the batter? It seemed as if the cookies on top kept it from baking completely. I bake it much longer than suggested.ReplyCancel

    • Annie - June 11, 2012 - 10:26 pm

      David, Thank you for your comment. I’m not sure why the cake didn’t work well for you. Your oven temperature may be off or it may just be a mystery of baking. As long as it cooked thoroughly eventually, no worries!ReplyCancel

  • Amanda - July 14, 2012 - 1:16 am

    This turned out AWESOME! Thanks for sharing it :)ReplyCancel

    • Annie - July 14, 2012 - 10:58 pm

      So glad you liked it!ReplyCancel

  • milli - August 4, 2013 - 11:04 am

    what is 12 or 15 cup pan?
    I am not from US

    • Annie - August 4, 2013 - 10:30 pm

      It’s a Bundt pan that holds 12 or 15 cups of batter.ReplyCancel

  • Kat - October 9, 2014 - 8:22 am

    You can use a tube or a bundt pan.
    I have made this recipe many time over. I have left out the cookies, added coconut flavoring for half the vanilla and substituted coconut oil for 1/2 cup of the butter topped with a pineapple glaze….delicious.
    This is also a perfect plain pound cake when you leave out the cookies.
    Even people who don’t like pound cake love the oreo version.
    This recipe is the bomb!ReplyCancel

  • Valerie Buck - March 11, 2015 - 4:33 am

    Hello, I baked mine in a tube pan and it turned out Beautiful. Thank youReplyCancel

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    Does this cake out moist or is it flaky?ReplyCancel

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MFR Moray Firth Radio

MFR / Moray Firth Radio
City of license Inverness
Broadcast area Moray, Highland, Orkney and parts of NW Aberdeenshire
Slogan More Hit Music
Frequency 97.4, 96.6, 96.7, 102.5, 102.8 MHz, 1107 kHz, Online
First air date 23 February 1982
Format Hot AC
Audience share 24.0% (December 2012, [1])
Owner Bauer Radio

Moray Firth Radio or MFR is an Independent Local Radio station broadcasting to the Scottish Highlands, Moray, the Orkney islands and parts of north west Aberdeenshire. The station, owned and operated by Bauer Radio, broadcasts from studios in the Scorguie area of Inverness and forms part of Bauer's Place Network of stations.

Station information

Moray Firth Radio operates two separate services on 97.4 FM (from the Mounteagle transmitter) and 1107 AM.

MFR on FM largely broadcasts contemporary and chart music-led programming alongside hourly news bulletins and traffic & sports updates. The majority of the station's output is produced and broadcast from the Inverness studios. Networked programming shared with the rest of Bauer's Scottish FM stations, is carried between 10pm & 6am each night and on weekend mornings, and broadcasts from Clyde 1's Glasgow studios and Forth 1's Edinburgh studios. As of Saturday 24 September 2011, the station also airs a weekly bilingual music programme in English and Scots Gaelic,[1] which also airs on Argyll FM, Cuillin FM, Isles FM, Nevis Radio and Two Lochs Radio.

MFR Two on AM airs specialist programming on Sunday - Friday evenings and live sports coverage on Saturday afternoons with automated music broadcast at all other times. The station does not take any output from Bauer's network of AM stations elsewhere in Scotland.

In addition to the main services, there are several local relay stations which opt-out of MFR FM to broadcast local programming during the evening.

News, Sport and Traffic & Travel

Moray Firth Radio broadcasts locally driven news bulletins on the hour between 0600 & 1900 on weekdays and 0700 & 1400 at weekends with additional national evening bulletins on Saturday and Sunday evenings. Headlines are broadcast during weekday breakfast and drive time shows along with two 5-minute bulletins at 1pm and 5pm.

Most bulletins are produced by a Highland capital based team of four broadcast journalists and two sport journalists. The Head of News is Gwen Lawrie.

MFR Two airs live match commentaries on Inverness Caledonian Thistle's Saturday afternoon league games during the football season along with updates on Ross County, Elgin City & Highland League matches, a preview show on Friday evenings and a post-match analysis programme, Extra Time, on Saturdays.

External links

  • Official web site
  • MDS975's Moray Firth Radio page

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SLD pumps and generators deployed at the waste water treatment plant near Glasgow, Scotland.
SLD pumps and generators deployed at the waste water treatment plant near Glasgow, Scotland.

SLD Pumps & Power has completed a major project at a large wastewater treatment plant near Glasgow, enabling critical repairs to be carried out to the facility.

SLD high-capacity pumps diverted millions of litres of wastewater, allowing engineers to inspect badly worn channels and structures downstream in order to assess what repairs were needed. SLD Pumps & Power is a trading division of Carrier Rental Systems UK Ltd, part of Carrier, a leading global provider of innovative heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC), refrigeration, fire, security and building automation technologies.

Space restrictions
The hire specialist deployed a total of 12 high-capacity pumps, consisting of eight Hushpac CD225 pumpsets and four large Flygt N-type submersible heavy-duty sewage pumps. The units were positioned around existing balance chambers connected to six large primary settlement tanks. The space restrictions within the chambers required a mixture of large electric submersibles and diesel-powered end-suction pumps.

Enough pumping capacity was needed to meet a constant flow of around 1020 litres per second, with additional standby capacity of 464 litres per second, giving a total required capacity of nearly 1500 litres per second.

Following the pump deployment on site, delivery pipework was assembled by the contractor using existing standard rental fleet pipework in several runs, with the pumps connected via manifolds and isolation valves fitted to allow for maintenance.

Each submersible pump was powered by a pair of temporary SLD generators, to provide duty and standby capacity, with automatic mains failure to activate the standby unit in the event of failure. Both diesel-powered and submersible electric pumps were arranged to operate automatically on level floats.

Independent operation
“A significant benefit of using such a multi-pump system is that each diesel pump operates independently as a stand-alone unit,” said Lisa Tweedie, SLD’s area sales manager based in the Paisley branch, who led the project. “The system provides a high level of resilience not possible with interdependent approaches. The pumps were also fitted with telemetry units, enabling us to remotely monitor any alarm conditions. This enables us to respond immediately in the unlikely event of a problem and quickly rectify the situation.”


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Rifleman of 22nd Marine RCT Boards USS Middleton (APA-25) After Battle of Engebi

United States Marine Corps Private Theodore James Miller (February 12, 1925 - March 24, 1944) of Hennepin County, Minnesota assigned to Company K, 3rd Battalion, 22nd Marine Independent Regiment returns to Coast Guard-manned attack transport USS Arthur Middleton (APA-25) at 1400 Hours after two days of combat on Engebi. Engebi was the first of the Eniwetok Atoll to be invaded by American forces. In Operation "Fragile" the 1st and 2nd Battalions landed on February 18, 1944, with 3rd Battalion in reserve. Opposing the landing force was Colonel Toshio Yano and the 3rd Battalion of the 1st Mobile Shipborne Brigade, which numbered 736 officers and men, including 44 personnel from the 61st Keibitai (garrison) detachment. In addition to his men's rifles and sidearms, Yano had available two flame throwers, two 75mm mountain guns, three 20mm guns, two 120mm naval guns, two twin-mount 13mm AA machine guns, three light tanks and a variety of machine guns, mortars, and grenade dischargers. Because they themselves landed only six weeks before the American onslaught, the Japanese did not have time to prepare the kind of defenses encountered at Tarawa and Iwo Jima. Instead they prepared trenches covered with palm fronds and camouflage called "spider holes." Marines threw in smoke grenades, pinpointed the exits, and attacked with mortars, flamethrowers and explosives. In the attack on Engebi American losses were 78 killed, 166 wounded, and 7 missing, totaling 251 casualties. All of Engebi's defenders were killed, except for nineteen prisoners taken. Miller himself was killed during the invasion of Ebon Atoll a month later. 25 Japanese, including six civilians (two women and two children among them), put up a 20-minute fire-fight that left Miller and another Marine dead and eight others wounded. Seventeen Japanese, including one woman, were killed. Marshallese natives brought the children to safety behind American lines. Ebon was declared secure after the Japanese radio station was destroyed and all Japanese civilians killed or captured. Ebon was abandoned by American forces on March 25, 1944. This photo, widely distributed in the United States after Miller's death, was one of the few to openly portray the stress of combat to the American public.
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Date Photographed:
Saturday, February 19, 1944
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Wetlands are areas that are inundated or saturated with water for significant periods during the growing season. They may be adjacent to bodies of open water and subject to flooding, or they may be isolated and receive water from ground sources and precipitation. Plant growth is limited to those species adapted to the lack of oxygen in saturated soils, resulting in distinct wetland vegetation. Wetlands include swamps, marshes, and bogs, as well as man-made features such as shallow ponds and roadside ditches.

Although inventories of West Virginia wetlands are incomplete it is clear that they are uncommon features and unevenly distributed in the state. The total area of wetlands is estimated to comprise less than one-half percent of the state’s area, the lowest in the 48 contiguous states. The small area of wetlands is a reflection of the state’s mountainous topography.

The largest wetland complex in West Virginia is in Canaan Valley, Tucker County. Other important wetland areas include the upper Meadow River drainage in Greenbrier County, Cranesville Swamp in Preston County, Cranberry Glades in Pocahontas County, and the drainages of Muddelty and Little Beaver creeks in Nicholas County. Additional counties with relatively large areas of wetlands include Randolph, Grant, Barbour, Mason, Fayette, Berkeley, Jefferson, and Hampshire. Numerous small wetlands are located in every county of the state.

Wetlands have many ecological functions and provide many benefits to people. In West Virginia they are likely to be especially important for improving water quality, for wildlife habitat, and as scenic attractions. Wetlands have the capacity to improve water quality by removing nutrients and sediments and may improve the pH of acid mine run-off. In relation to their small area, wetlands contribute disproportionately to the state’s biological diversity. About 40 percent of the plants and 20 percent of the vertebrates considered rare by the West Virginia Natural Heritage Program are found primarily in wetlands. Wetlands are the primary habitat for hundreds of common plants and animals and provide resources at some life stage for even more. Wetlands such as Cranberry Glades are among the state’s most frequently visited tourist stops.

More than half of the nation’s original wetlands have been destroyed, with similar losses in West Virginia, although statistics are lacking. Many of the state’s wetlands have been drained for agriculture and filled for industrial and residential development. Others have been flooded behind locks and dams. Large areas of wetland forests have been cleared and converted to pasture. Today, the federal government under the Clean Water Act regulates the state’s wetlands, but losses continue. This has been partly compensated for by reversion of agricultural lands following failure of drainage systems and by restoration and construction of wetlands by humans and by beavers.

Written by Jim Vanderhorst

  1. McDonald, Brian R., ed. Proceedings of the Symposium on Wetlands of the Unglaciated Appalachian Region. Morgantown: West Virginia University, 1982.

  2. Tiner, Ralph W. West Virginia's Wetlands. Charleston: West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, 1996.


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Archive for the ‘World’ Category

Disconnection VI

Posted from Tokyo, first time in Japan, which is awesome so far. An open society without being stupid about it would be the NRx fast-summary (sound, but limited). It was vastly easier to get into Japan than the United States.

Staying in the AirB&B equivalent of a coffin-hotel, but the situation is good (in Ueno).

Civilization level meets high expectations, and friendliness level exceeds them.
Much more English signage than expected, and the inherited Chinese characters have preserved their meanings, if not their phonological values, so the urban landscape is surprisingly intelligible.
Micro-artisan businesses of extreme excellence, typically run by elderly people, are everywhere.
Automation dialed up to eleven.
Yet to see a single over-weight person (which out-performs the stereotype).

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January 27, 2017admin 76 Comments »

NZ Stuff

Barry Crump is seen as capturing the edge of the place. There’s a recent movie based on one of his books (recommended for the Outer-Anglosphere cultural flavour).

There’s also a route to Samuel Butler, through the back country.

The outlaw myth is far more integral to the Anglo culture than much of NRx can easily be happy about. Everyone is going to sympathise with the runaways, not with the search party.

Some (real) advice from the bush: “Keep moving or you’ll be eaten.” (Deeper than it was meant to be at the time.)

December 22, 2016admin 32 Comments »

Sentences (#83)

Hard to remember last seeing so much geopolitical insight being packed into a single, simple sentence:

The CIA is institutionally quite close with the Saudis right now, and has been in charge of their covert war against Assad.

December 11, 2016admin 26 Comments »
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The Islamic Vortex (Note-12)

Everything is proceeding as foreseen.

“They say all Sunnis are Daesh, but it isn’t true,” said former truck driver Jassem Nouri, 50. Nouri has spent the past two years living on a building site in the northeast of Salahuddin province; his home, in the Sunni village of Salman Beg, is just six miles away, but the Shiite militias that ejected the Islamic State from the area over two years ago have refused to allow any of the residents to return. Last year, his two sons, former university students, were detained by masked men in unmarked uniforms and accused of working with the Islamic State. Nouri insists that they are innocent, but he has not been able to secure their release. […] “The one thing that is breaking my heart is that my sons are in jail and I can’t prove their innocence,” he said. “If this government doesn’t change, there will never be security and stability in Iraq, just an endless blind revenge.”

No one has the slightest (realistic) idea what equilibrium would even look like. The Sunni-Shia war has no end short of utter exhaustion. For everyone else, staying mostly out of it — and keeping it out — has to be the basic principle of strategic wisdom.

ADDED: From The Economist — “Horrifyingly, although home to only 5% of the world’s population, in 2014 the Arab world accounted for 45% of the world’s terrorism, 68% of its battle-related deaths, 47% of its internally displaced and 58% of its refugees.”

November 28, 2016admin 33 Comments »

The Islamic Vortex (Note-11)

Could the escalating Sunni-Shia War (intensified by the fracking revolution) take out Saudi Arabia?

(Cold Western indifference would be nice.)

October 22, 2016admin 16 Comments »

Sentences (#52)

Fernandez digs a finger into the wound:

Obama’s biggest mistake was to imagine you could have a globalized world without someone to run it. One or the other, but not both.

May 10, 2016admin 11 Comments »

The Islamic Vortex (Note-10)

According to the geo-economic logic of the dying status quo, the Islamic Vortex supported oil prices by injecting menace into the supply chain. Peaks of turbulence were associated with oil shocks. ‘Middle East peace initiatives’ (or more drastic interventions) were so deeply entwined with oil supply security imperatives as to be scarcely distinguishable.

Not anymore:

Many energy analysts became convinced that Doha would prove the decisive moment when Riyadh … would agree to a formula allowing Iran some [production] increase before a freeze. … But then something happened. According to people familiar with the sequence of events, Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Crown Prince and key oil strategist, Mohammed bin Salman, called the Saudi delegation in Doha at 3:00 a.m. on April 17th and instructed them to spurn a deal that provided leeway of any sort for Iran. When the Iranians — who chose not to attend the meeting — signaled that they had no intention of freezing their output to satisfy their rivals, the Saudis rejected the draft agreement it had helped negotiate and the assembly ended in disarray. […] … Most analysts have since suggested that the Saudi royals simply considered punishing Iran more important than raising oil prices. No matter the cost to them, in other words, they could not bring themselves to help Iran pursue its geopolitical objectives, including giving yet more support to Shiite forces in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and Lebanon. Already feeling pressured by Tehran and ever less confident of Washington’s support, they were ready to use any means available to weaken the Iranians, whatever the danger to themselves.

With ‘Peak oil demand‘ in prospect, and a brutal zero-sum struggle beginning for shares in a market tending to secular shrinkage, the deepening Sunni-Shia has become an engine of systematic oil price suppression. According to plausible Saudi calculations, the Iranian enemy will simply use oil revenues to pursue their geopolitical objectives more competently than the Saudis can themselves. A higher oil price, therefore, is comparatively advantageous to the Shia bloc (at least in the eyes of the Saudis, whose perceptions in this regard uniquely matter, due to their status as sole swing-producer). Any rise in revenues is overwhelmed by the quantity of additional military challenge it brings with it. This holds true whatever the level of social stress a low price inflicts on the Sunni side.

It’s quite a box the Saudis find themselves in. There’s no way out of it that doesn’t require winning a religious war.

April 30, 2016admin 12 Comments »

The Islamic Vortex (Note-8)

Yuletide comedy supplement:

The four core elements of Obama’s Syria policy remain intact today: an insistence that Assad must go; that no anti-IS coalition with Russia is possible; that Turkey is a steadfast ally in the war against terrorism; and that there really are significant moderate opposition forces for the US to support.

(The entire essay is a valuable American Proxy Civil-War primer.)

December 23, 2015admin 4 Comments »

The Islamic Vortex (Note-7)

Robin Wright (in The New Yorker) expresses the frustrations of a modern Jacobin about as straightforwardly as one could hope:

What seems to have been lost in the past five years is American strategic support for the Arab Spring’s aspirations — and for the innumerable other Bouazizis still struggling for rights and justice and jobs. One of Obama’s boldest decisions, in 2011, was to abandon longstanding U.S. support for Arab despots, personified in President Hosni Mubarak, who ruled Egypt ruthlessly for thirty years. For the first time, Washington opted for the unknowns of potential democracy over the guarantees of autocratic stability in the Arab world.

A speaker for HRW is even clearer about the ideological lineage at stake (and it isn’t anything coming out of the Middle East):

Each local crisis has been complicated by regional players who have intervened to block a new Arab order. “It’s no longer about what Egyptians want. Or what the Syrian people want,” Whitson, of Human Rights Watch, explained. “It’s so much broader and wider — and more complicated than during the French Revolution. Now a revolutionary doesn’t just fight the bureaucrats in the capital but bureaucrats thousands of miles away. There are so many horses in the game who have the resources and power to dictate or sway the outcome. It’s a much more difficult battle.” […] Speaking of the idealistic protesters of five years ago, Whitson said, “Sometimes it makes you wonder if they ever had a chance.” Yet she remains sanguine about the future. “The fight is not over,” she told me. “Because it can’t be over. The aspirations that inspired the spark over a seven-dollar bribe are universal, and we know it. As long as governments deny people basic justice and dignity, people will rise up.”

Yes, “rise up” [*facepalm*]. If there’s any distinction at all between (subjective) ‘caring’ and (objective) raw evil it’s getting ever harder to discern. The bleeding-out of universalistic Cathedral evangelism in the Middle East has been an event of far greater consequence than anyone is yet able to acknowledge.

December 17, 2015admin 16 Comments »
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Quote note (#198)

Spengler (Goldman) at his sanest (“Why do Americans persist in believing that they can remake the world in their own image, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary?”):

Writing in the New York Daily News, former Forward reporter Ira Stoll gushed, “To me, Chalabi was Iraq’s Samuel Adams, its revolutionary leader who inspired, agitated, persuaded, and persevered in the face of overwhelming odds and when others lost hope.” The notion that some countries do not have a Sam Adams and never will have a Sam Adams simply doesn’t occur to the neo-conservatives. Like the last academic Marxists, they will die convinced that the theory was right and the failure lay in the implementation. Somehow they managed to gain the confidence of George W. Bush and did more to undermine America’s power and credibility than all of America’s declared enemies.

November 13, 2015admin 6 Comments »
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