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Montpelier, VT (PRWEB) December 04, 2013
The November 2013 edition of Captive Review featured their ranking of the 50 "most influential people in the captive industry," and according to those contributing to the international poll, once again Vermont has considerable influence.
Vermont's chief regulator, David Provost, Deputy Commissioner of the Captive Insurance Division is number one in the overall world ranking up from third most influential in 2012.
"David leads a team of the best – and that makes him the best," said Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin. "We are not surprised at all that the industry knows what we already know in Vermont."
Several captive insurance companies ranked on the list are domiciled in Vermont. Michael Bemi, President and CEO of the National Catholic Risk Retention Group, and Nicholas Parillo, VP Global Insurance at Royal Ahold, made the list. The Vermont Captive Insurance Association (VCIA) President Richard Smith was also on the list. The VCIA is the world's largest trade association for captive insurance and holds an annual conference that attracts approximately 1,200 attendees.
The State of Vermont is not the only star in the poll results. A prestigious group of industry providers based out of the Green Mountain State including, Nancy Gray, Regional Managing Director at Aon Global; Julie Boucher, Managing Director of Marsh, Bob Gagliardi, Managing Director of AIG Insurance Services, Les Boughner, Executive VP at Willis; John Prescott, Partner of Johnson Lambert; and Bill Riley, Director of Paul Frank & Collins were recognized.
"We tout our industry infrastructure as the best in the world," said Dan Towle, Director of Financial Services. "The combination of our regulatory staff's expertise and the talented professionals recognized in this list is what makes Vermont the 'Gold Standard' of domiciles."
The complete list of Captive Review's "Most Influential" list can be found at http://www.captivereview.com.
Captive insurance is a regulated form of self-insurance created by companies or groups of companies as an alternative to traditional insurance and is designed to better manage their own risk. Captive insurance companies are typically used for corporate lines of insurance such as property, general liability, products liability, or professional liability. Growth sectors of the captive insurance industry include professional medical malpractice coverage for doctors and hospitals and the continued trend of small- and mid-sized companies forming captive insurance companies.
Vermont has 1,000 licensed captives, making it the largest captive insurance domicile in the U.S. and the third largest in the world in terms of sheer numbers. Vermont's captive insurance companies wrote more than $26 billion in gross written premium in 2012, the most of any domicile in the world. Vermont is also home to 42 of the companies that make up the Fortune 100 and 18 of the companies that make up the Dow 30. Vermont has approximately 100 hospital and doctors' groups that have formed captives for professional medical liability.
Captive insurance has existed since the 1960s and has been a part of the Vermont insurance industry since 1981, when Vermont passed the Special Insurer Act. Captive insurance companies are formed by companies or groups of companies as a form of alternative insurance to better manage their own risk. Captive insurance companies are licensed in a state or country and are regulated by that jurisdiction.
For more information on Vermont's captive industry, visit http://www.vermontcaptive.com, call 802-828-5232 or email towle(at)state(dot)vt.us.
Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/VTCaptive/Power50/prweb11391989.htm.
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Ed Moss, the president and chief executive officer of The Denver Post, is resigning effective April 1.
Moss told Post staff in an email Wednesday that he also is resigning his position as executive vice president of Digital First Media, which manages newspapers owned by MediaNews Group and Journal Register Co.
The Post reports ( https://tinyurl.com/cvpy8wq ) that Moss said he needs to dedicate his time to recover from injuries he suffered in an October accident.
Moss is a former publisher of the San Diego Union-Tribune. He was hired by Digital First Media in February 2012.
Information from: The Denver Post, https://www.denverpost.com

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NEW LONDON � A 21-year-old former Colchester man was sentenced to four months in prison Wednesday as a result of his relationship with a 15-year-old girl.
Joshua Wetmore, who was 20 at the time of his arrest in January, admitted to police that he had sex with the teen about 50 times beginning in August 2012.
Wetmore told police before his arrest that he and the girl began dating in November 2011, and that they loved each other.
�It doesn�t matter that you were in love. She was 15,� said Superior Court Judge Susan Handy, who sentenced Wetmore. �You need to learn about boundaries and what�s right and what�s wrong.�
The age of consent in Connecticut is 16.
Wetmore was sentenced to five years in prison, suspended after four months served, and three years� probation. He pleaded guilty to a charge of risk of injury to a minor, a felony.
Handy declined to require Wetmore to register as a sex offender when he leaves prison and goes on probation. She set a condition of his probation, however, that the probation department must evaluate him to see if he requires sex offender treatment.
�That�s up to probation, not me,� Handy said.
Police learned about the relationship a year ago, when the girl�s mother was arrested for attacking Wetmore. She told police that she came home and found the couple kissing in the driveway.
�These types of incidents have been going on for months, and I am sick of it,� the mother told police. �I�m pretty sure they have been having sex, I just cannot prove it.�
The girl said she and Wetmore had sex between 50 and 100 times, and that each time, both agreed to it. She said she told her grandmother and two of her friends at her high school.
Wetmore was sent to jail last month for violating the conditions of his release while awaiting trial.
�I believe that this period of incarceration has benefitted him,� Cynthia Love, Wetmore�s attorney, said at his sentencing.
Handy declined a request from Assistant State�s Attorney Chris Baker to require Wetmore to have no contact with the girl. She is now 16.
Wetmore, however, said he doesn�t intend to have contact with her.


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Chief Executive Officer Carolyn Sevos Hamilton did not always want to be the head of an edible photo-topping business. In fact, prior to opening You Cake, she was a high school history teacher with a master's degree in education from NYU and a graduate of Oberlin College.
After Hamilton left the education field, she teamed up with partner Jeremy Horn to open a website development and consulting business. This two came up with the idea for You Cake three years ago.
They felt unsatisfied with existing photo cake companies that couldn't integrate their ideas with modern technology.
"That's when we thought, 'Hey, this could be a pretty good business,'" Hamilton said. "The difference from other photo cake bakeries and ours is that we take it up a notch."
You Cakes are made in Long Island City and personalized for sweet sixteen parties, bar mitzvahs, baby showers and more. According to Hamilton, the desserts are "very one of a kind."
Because of the extremely personalized details made especially for the customer, people often keep coming back.
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Talk of outer space can be a tricky thing for a politician.
Newt Gingrich's efforts to round up the space vote this week included remarks to a crowd in Florida that he wants to establish a permanent colony on the moon. In fact, he noted, as reported in the Washington Post, he once pursued legislation in Congress that would've allowed such a colony to become a new state once it reached a certain size.
Forward thinking, or just out of this world? Gingrich's remarks were well-received by his audience, many of whom work at nearby Cape Canaveral.
But it's given Gingrich's opponents a new chance to question whether he's, well, grounded. "Newt Skywalker" and similar nicknames are once again making the rounds, contributing to images of a dreamer, too futuristic and not practical.
That sounds awfully familiar here in California.
Newt Gingrich and Jerry Brown are as un-alike politically as San Francisco and Newport Beach. But Brown's new age talk during his first term as governor more than 30 years ago earned him the nickname of Governor Moonbeam. And it's stuck ever since.
Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mike Royko coined the term, drawing on Brown's interest in space and his interest in having California develop and launch its own space satellite. Royko used the term as shorthand for musings on the oddball ways of California.
Royko later recanted. asking readers to retire the "Moonbeam" title.
That didn't happen. When Jerry Brown decided to run for governor again in 2010, reporters, myself included, asked him whether he resented the "Moonbeam" image. Brown's response was that he saw the name as reflecting his nonconventional thinking.
But Brown also ran on a theme of an older, wiser, experienced statesman. The space stuff was ancient history, and never became an issue in the campaign.
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Everything we own is packed and moved out of one house and into the garage of another. I have no idea where anything is and am living out of cardboard boxes and plastic wardrobe bins. We're moving.
The transition has taken on the feel of indoor camping. We have no furniture or decorations and it smells like dust. The only items left are what we've deemed absolutely essential for our survival this week: our bed, TV and wine fridge.
A few dishes are still scattered in the kitchen, lonely soldiers abandoned among paint cans and rags, and a lone camping chair sits in the living room. It's not uncomfortable, per se, but after watching the VMAs sitting on a dog bed last night, I'm ready to have a couch again.
It's strange how little we actually need, compared with what we have. The nice-to-have things verses the need-to-have ones. Tonight I made spaghetti sauce using a plastic knife to cut veggies and a measuring cup as a ladle. I used leftover red pepper packets from a pizza delivery as seasoning and ate out of a casserole dish. My boxes of expensive culinary tools were nowhere to be found, yet the end result was the same as it would've been with my garlic press and colander.
It's refreshing to feel minimalistic for a while. To define how I feel based off of things that aren't really things. I don't want to do this forever, but today, I'm content. There was a wild storm earlier and it was surprisingly fulfilling to sit on the floor and listen to the rain with my crazy dogs. I observed a lot more than I would have taken the time to notice under typical circumstances.
I'm sad to leave the home we've shared for more than four years. We moved in as boyfriend and girlfriend and will leave as husband and wife. We've enjoyed countless meals here, shared lots of celebrations and recovered from defeats. We've experienced an appendectomy, new puppies and various jobs living here, stretching our lives into greater adventures than we ever imagined.
We grew up here, as a couple and as individuals, and I'll never, ever, forget what it felt like to own my first home.
There have been wonderful parties here, and heated arguments, too. Early mornings and late evenings, long days and quiet afternoons. We experienced a leaky roof, rats and fallen trees. I learned what an escrow account is and how property taxes impact a mortgage payment. Most of all, I learned that a house and home are two very separate things, that combine under the most fortunate of circumstances.
It feels bittersweet to move on. Exciting and scary and hard to believe. I'm so thankful for this house and the memories we've built here, and although it sounds silly and dramatic, a part of my heart will always be here. A lot has happened within these walls.
At the end of the day, sitting on the floor once again, I finally feel ready to move on. It's time to start the next chapter.


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Update: Unsurprisingly, this is bunk, as confirmed by Ann Arbor officials. But hey, the concept is still… interesting.
Everybody knows that the biggest, most bustling cities in America are Ann Arbor and Detroit, Michigan. You know what they say: "If you can make it in Ann Arbor, you can make it anywhere!" That's why it makes perfect sense that there are plans underway to build an insane futuristic transport system between the two cities.
Dubbed the Interstate Traveler Hydrogen Highway, it's a rail system that combines Maglev, Hydrogen and Solar power to create a zero-emission mode of transportation. In addition to carrying people and vehicles between the cities, it can also distribute "electricity, water, liquid waste, fiber optics, hydrogen, oxygen and other fuels in its course."
And while those circa-1996-quality concept graphics might make you think that this is nothing more than a pipe dream of some grad student with Maya, it's actually going to start being built later this year. Maybe. The website also looks straight out of the 90's, so it's tough to tell if this is a real project or something that's been whipped into "reality" by blogs, but I'm an optimist, so I'm going to go ahead and say that yes, Detroit and Ann Arbor will soon be linked by a futuristic, eco-friendly railway system.
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How does this medication work? What will it do for me?
Methotrimeprazine belongs to the class of medications called phenothiazines. It is used to treat mental and emotional disorders, including schizophrenia, manic-depressive syndromes and other psychotic disorders. It can also be used in conditions associated with anxiety and tension, as a pain reliever (for certain types of pain), as a sedative, and for nausea and vomiting caused by certain conditions.
This medication may be available under multiple brand names and/or in several different forms. Any specific brand name of this medication may not be available in all of the forms or approved for all of the conditions discussed here. As well, some forms of this medication may not be used for all of the conditions discussed here.
Your doctor may have suggested this medication for conditions other than those listed in these drug information articles. If you have not discussed this with your doctor or are not sure why you are taking this medication, speak to your doctor. Do not stop taking this medication without consulting your doctor.
Do not give this medication to anyone else, even if they have the same symptoms as you do. It can be harmful for people to take this medication if their doctor has not prescribed it.
What form(s) does this medication come in?
This medication is available as 5 mg, 25 mg, and 50 mg tablets.
How should I use this medication?
The dose of this medication varies widely depending on the condition being treated and the circumstances and age of the person being treated.
Many things can affect the dose of medication that a person needs, such as body weight, other medical conditions, and other medications. If your doctor has recommended a dose different from the ones listed here, do not change the way that you are taking the medication without consulting your doctor.
It is important to take this medication exactly as prescribed by your doctor. If you miss a dose, contact your doctor or pharmacist for advice. Do not take a double dose to make up for a missed one.
Store this medication at room temperature, protect it from light and moisture, and keep it out of the reach of children.
Do not dispose of medications in wastewater (e.g. down the sink or in the toilet) or in household garbage. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of medications that are no longer needed or have expired.
Who should NOT take this medication?
Do not take methotrimeprazine if you:
- are allergic to methotrimeprazine, or any ingredient of this medication
- are allergic to other phenothiazines (e.g., chlorpromazine)
- are excessively sedated by alcohol, sleeping pills, tranquilizers, pain relievers, or narcotics
- have a blood disorder
- have liver problems
- have brain damage
- have pheochromocytoma (a tumour in the adrenal glands)
- are being treated with regional or spinal pain relief (epidural infusion)
- are experiencing severely low blood pressure or severe heart disorder
What side effects are possible with this medication?
Many medications can cause side effects. A side effect is an unwanted response to a medication when it is taken in normal doses. Side effects can be mild or severe, temporary or permanent.
The side effects listed below are not experienced by everyone who takes this medication. If you are concerned about side effects, discuss the risks and benefits of this medication with your doctor.
The following side effects have been reported by at least 1% of people taking this medication. Many of these side effects can be managed, and some may go away on their own over time.
Contact your doctor if you experience these side effects and they are severe or bothersome. Your pharmacist may be able to advise you on managing side effects.
- decreased sweating
- drowsiness (appears early in treatment and gradually disappears during the first weeks or with an adjustment in the dosage)
- dryness of the mouth
- flu-like symptoms
- increased skin sensitivity to sunlight
- weight gain
Although most of the side effects listed below don't happen very often, they could lead to serious problems if you do not check with your doctor or seek medical attention.
Check with your doctor as soon as possible if any of the following side effects occur:
- difficulty urinating
- high blood sugar (symptoms include increased thirst, decreased appetite, nausea and vomiting)
- low blood pressure (symptoms include dizziness, especially when moving to a standing position)
- new or worsening constipation
- restlessness or inability to remain still
- signs of infection (symptoms may include fever or chills, severe diarrhea, shortness of breath, prolonged dizziness, headache, stiff neck, weight loss, or listlessness)
- signs of liver problems (e.g., nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss, yellowing of the skin or whites of the eyes, dark urine, pale stools)
- vision changes
Stop taking the medication and seek immediate medical attention if any of the following occur:
- abdominal pain
- allergic reactions, such as skin rash, redness, or itching
- fast or irregular heartbeat, high or low blood pressure
- increased sweating, confusion, or reduced consciousness
- muscle twitching or uncontrolled movements of the mouth, tongue, face, or jaw
- painful erection lasting more than 4 hours
- respiratory infection, fever, flu-like symptoms, coughing, difficult or fast breathing
- shaking, muscle stiffness, body spasm, impairment of voluntary movement, upward eye rolling, exaggeration of reflexes or drooling
- seizures
- symptoms of a blood clot (e.g., sharp pain in the foot or unexplained leg swelling, pain, redness, or tenderness, sharp pain in the chest, coughing blood, or sudden shortness of breath)
Some people may experience side effects other than those listed. Check with your doctor if you notice any symptom that worries you while you are taking this medication.
Are there any other precautions or warnings for this medication?
Before you begin using a medication, be sure to inform your doctor of any medical conditions or allergies you may have, any medications you are taking, whether you are pregnant or breast-feeding, and any other significant facts about your health. These factors may affect how you should use this medication.
Abnormal heart rhythms: This medication can cause abnormal heart rhythms. Certain medications (e.g., sotalol, quinidine, thioridazine, chlorpromazine, droperidol, pimozide, moxifloxacin, mefloquine, pentamidine, arsenic trioxide, probucol, tacrolimus) can increase the risk of a type of abnormal heart rhythm called QT prolongation, and should not be used in combination with methotrimeprazine. You are more at risk for this type of abnormal heart rhythm and its complications if you:
- are female
- are older than 65 years of age
- have a family history of sudden cardiac death
- have a history of heart disease or abnormal heart rhythms
- have a slow heart rate
- have congenital prolongation of the QT interval
- have diabetes
- have had a stroke
- have low potassium, magnesium, or calcium levels
- have nutritional deficiencies
If you have heart disease and abnormal heart rhythms, or are taking certain medications (e.g., verapamil, atazanavir), discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Blood clots: Rarely, this medication may increase the chance of blood clot formation, causing reduction of blood flow to organs or the extremities. If you have a history of clotting you may be at increased risk of experiencing blood clot-related problems such as heart attack, stroke, or clots in the deep veins of your leg. Discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
If you experience symptoms such as sharp pain and swelling in the leg, difficulty breathing, chest pain, blurred vision, or difficulty speaking, contact your doctor immediately.
Body temperature: Methotrimeprazine, like other antipsychotic medications, may interfere with your body's ability to regulate body temperature. People who exercise vigorously, who are exposed to extreme heat, are dehydrated, or are taking anticholinergic medications (e.g., benztropine, oxybutynin) are more at risk. Contact your doctor as soon as possible if you feel very hot and are unable to cool.
Take care to avoid overheating during strenuous exercise or in hot temperatures, and avoid becoming dehydrated by drinking enough fluids.
Diabetes: Methotrimeprazine may increase blood sugar for people with diabetes or those who are at risk for diabetes. If you have diabetes, monitor your blood sugar frequently as recommended by your doctor. If you experience symptoms of high blood sugar (e.g., increased urination, increased thirst, increased eating, and weakness) while taking this medication, contact your doctor.
Dizziness/lightheadedness: In high doses, dizziness or lightheadedness when getting up from a sitting or lying position may be experienced at the start of treatment. To reduce the possibility of experiencing this, rise slowly from a sitting or lying position.
Drowsiness/reduced alertness: Methotrimeprazine can cause drowsiness and reduced alertness, especially during the first few days of treatment. Avoid driving, operating machinery, or performing other tasks that require mental alertness until you have determined how this medication affects you.
Medical conditions: If you have arteriosclerosis, heart problems, glaucoma, or prostate problems, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS): This medication may cause a potentially fatal reaction called neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS). If you develop symptoms of NMS, such as muscle stiffness, fever, confusion, sweating, or irregular heartbeat, stop taking this medication and seek immediate medical attention.
Tardive dyskinesia: People taking this medication may develop tardive dyskinesia, a syndrome of uncontrolled body movements. This syndrome may be irreversible. If you develop uncontrolled or unusual body movements, contact your doctor as soon as possible.
Pregnancy: This medication should not be used during pregnancy unless the benefits outweigh the risks. Infants born to mothers who used methotrimeprazine in the later part of pregnancy have had abnormal muscle movement and withdrawal symptoms, including decreased muscle tone, sleepiness, difficulty feeding and severe difficulty breathing after birth. These symptoms can be severe and need medical attention. If you become pregnant while taking this medication, contact your doctor immediately.
Breast-feeding: Methotrimeprazine passes into breast milk. If you are a breast-feeding mother and are taking this medication, it may affect your baby. Talk to your doctor about whether you should continue breast-feeding.
Seniors: Seniors with dementia who take this medication may be at an increased risk of death due either heart disease or infections compared to seniors who are not taking this medication. The use of methotrimeprazine by older adults is not recommended.
What other drugs could interact with this medication?
There may be an interaction between methotrimeprazine and any of the following:
- acetylcholinesterase inhibitors (e.g., donepezil, galantamine, rivastigmine)
- aclidinium
- alcohol
- alfuzosin
- alpha/beta agonists (e.g., epinephrine, norepinephrine)
- amiodarone
- antacids (e.g., aluminum hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide)
- antihistamines (e.g., cetirizine, doxylamine, diphenhydramine, hydroxyzine, loratadine)
- antipsychotics (e.g., chlorpromazine, clozapine, haloperidol, olanzapine, quetiapine, risperidone)
- amphetamines (e.g., dextroamphetamine, lisdexamphetamine)
- aripiprazole
- atomoxetine
- atropine
- azelastine
- baclofen
- barbiturates (e.g., butalbital, phenobarbital)
- benzodiazepines (e.g., alprazolam, diazepam, lorazepam)
- benztropine
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Karen E. Pfeiler, 33, was sentenced to one year of county probation by President Judge Thomas Doerr.
Doerr also allowed her supervision to be transferred to Maryland.
Pfeiler pleaded guilty April 11 to misdemeanor unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
Police said Pfeiler took a man's car, wallet and phone as he was helping her move from Indiana to Maryland.
"She accepts responsibility for her actions," said her attorney, assistant public defender Charles Nedz. "The victim in this case is a friend of hers, and is OK with the plea agreement. He understands why she did what she did and she intends to pay the price for her actions."
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President Barack Obama pushed back against health critics again Saturday in his weekly radio and Internet address, saying the debate has been framed by "phony claims" that don't put the health care issues in the right perspective.
"This is an issue of vital concern to every American, and I'm glad that so many are engaged," Obama said in the address, called "Myths and Morality in Health Insurance Reform."
He also took several digs at ex-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin -- who said his policy would bring about "death panels" and government-run health care -- and other conservative critics who've panned his plan.
"It also should be an honest debate, not one dominated by willful misrepresentations and outright distortions spread by the very folks who would benefit the most from keeping thinks exactly as they are," he said.
"As every credible person who has looked into it has said, there are no so-called death panels -- an offensive notion to me and to the American people," he said.
"These are phony claims meant to divide us."
Obama also restated his position on public vs. private insurance plans, saying once and for all that private users could keep their insurance intact -- and that a government take-over was a "scary" outcome that would never happen in his administration.
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Some truths of the unique experiment known collectively as these United States of America are not so self-evident. That is why they were made explicitly part of the U.S. Constitution and, in many cases, state constitutions as well.
For example, the Sixth Amendment in the Bill of Rights guarantees a "speedy and public trial."
In the Kansas Constitution, Article 3 includes: "The supreme court shall have general administrative authority over all courts in this state."
Why single out these two laws of the land in particular? It turns out there are legislators in Topeka who want to improve the former while ignoring the latter.
Sen. Jeff King, R-Independence, is pushing Senate Bill 289 in an attempt to limit the amount of time courts have to deliver decisions. The freshman senator -- who also is an attorney, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and vice president of the Senate -- seeks time restrictions for district courts, the state court of appeals, and the Kansas Supreme Court.
"What we've seen in courts across the nation is there is a move to see that justice is carried out in a timely fashion," King said.
Without regard for whether we believe Kansas courts to be fast or slow, SB 289 strikes us as legislative over-reach. The separation of powers among the three co-equal branches of government is enshrined in both the federal and state constitutions.
Choosing to ignore the intentional walls for one purpose likely will open a floodgate of unintended consequences.
King and other conservatives might be emboldened by last year's legislation that successfully altered the way judges are appointed in Kansas. Either that or they're frustrated with how long the Supreme Court is taking to decide the ongoing school funding case.
SB 289 is a bad idea no matter the reason. The proposed rules for how the Supreme Court itself handles matters suggest giving justices 180 days to render decisions and then file them. If that doesn't happen, all the attorneys involved are to file a joint request asking for a decision to be reached "without further delay." The chief justice, who sits on the same court, will be sent a copy of the request.
Within 30 days of the request, the justices shall enter a decision or give written notice of when they might expect a decision. Again, the chief justice would be sent a copy.
If the court fails to do the preceding, all the involved attorneys will send a joint request to the chief justice asking for an intended decision date.
If the chief justice fails to produce that date, well, it is impossible to tell. The circular legislation only goes so far, and there are no penalties outlined for any missed step. It still could take years from argument to ruling -- and fit within the proposed guidelines.
The judicial branch already has standards in place to ensure speedy trials and timely decisions. Rather than potentially unconstitutional meddling, legislators instead should properly fund the courts to ensure they remain open. That likely would have greater effect.
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In what was a major bombshell just days before Wrestlemania XX, Brock Lesnar, arguably the biggest success story of the WWE's recruitment process, announced that he is retiring from wrestling after the event to pursue a career as an NFL football player. Rumors abound that Lesnar, who will make his first public comments on his situation on a morning radio show in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area tomorrow, was hoping to play for his hometown Minnesota Vikings.
However you shake it, this is a huge blow for WWE. The promotion of Lesnar had, with a few exceptions, been quite stellar. You could certainly make an argument that he is by far the best big man in the history of the business.
Lesnar had reportedly been unhappy with the travel schedule he (and everyone else) had been enduring. So much so that it had been reported that he had spent $400,000 (U.S.) on his own airplane to ease the burden (the only other WWE regular with his own plane is Vince McMahon). I can imagine how much this endeared him to the boys.
There have also been reports that Lesnar had been less than happy with his push, which is hard to believe. From the word 'go,' it would be hard to find too many examples of better pushes than the one he received.
The question everyone must be asking by now, however, is: what are his chances? As we all know, Brock was an NCAA heavyweight wrestling champion at the University of Minnesota, and is 6-foot-4 and 295 pounds with almost no body fat. In other words: an athletic and genetic marvel.
All one needs to do is watch how freakishly strong and agile Lesnar is, with impossibly long (and large) arms that would be great for warding off offensive linemen. Lesnar, along with Kurt Angle, is on a different level athletically than everyone else in a company filled with excellent athletes.
What is unclear is how much football Lesnar has actually played. If one is a good enough physical prospect (as he appears to be), is young enough (26) and a quick learner (which he has proven to be), he may well have a chance as an NFL D-lineman.
Even if he rides the proverbial pine, his income might well approach his wrestling level (although this is tough to determine with accuracy), and he would only have to travel roughly every second week for one day (with hotel and rental car paid). Oh, did I mention the season is less than six months long? During the off-season he could be at home and train (two things he likes to do), while the WWE wrestlers are hitting the road (no off-season for wrestlers).
The best part of it is, it is win-win for both WWE and Lesnar. If Lesnar hits it big, the crossover publicity Vince will garner will likely negate any negative aspect of Lesnar leaving. Also, as an NFL star, Lesnar would mean more for a couple of big pay per views, assuming he was allowed to do them.
For Lesnar, if he hits in the NFL, he has a much easier life with likely greater income. If he doesn't, it's not like he couldn't go back to WWE. Make no mistake, he is on the way to becoming one of the all-time greats.
Besides, is it really that different? I always said football was work.
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At the Nausicaá in Boulogne-sur-Mer, you can observe underwater worlds without getting wet. This aquarium on the coast of northern France is the biggest in Europe.
Hammerhead sharks, manta rays and clownfish are just some of the 58 000 or so marine animals to be seen at the Nausicaá since May. In addition to the existing exhibition, Mankind and Shores (a journey from the North Sea to the coasts of California and into the Tropics), the aquarium has opened a giant pool (60 by 35 meters) with an enormous glass front. It replicates the underwater world around Malpelo Island, off the coast of Colombia, in part as an impressive reminder that we must take better care of our marine ecosystem.


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SIMFEROPOL, Ukraine — Hostilities intensified in Crimea on Saturday as Ukrainian officials accused pro-Russian forces of armed aggression and President Barack Obama rounded up world leaders to demand Russia "de-escalate the situation."
Obama called British, French and Italian leaders and hosted a conference call with the presidents of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, the White House said.
"All of the leaders agreed on the need for Russia to pull its military forces back to their bases, allow for the deployment of international observers and human rights monitors to the Crimean peninsula, and agree quickly on the formation of a contact group that could lead to direct dialogue between Ukraine and Russia to de-escalate the situation and restore Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity," a White House statement said.
They also rejected a proposed referendum in Crimea on whether it should rejoin Russia "as a violation of Ukraine's constitution," the White House said.
"The leaders made clear that Russia's continued violation of international law will isolate it from the international community," the White House said.
Secretary of State John Kerry phoned Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Saturday and issued a diplomatic ultimatum, according to a senior U.S. administration official.
"He made clear that continued military escalation and provocation in Crimea or elsewhere in Ukraine, along with steps to annex Crimea to Russia would close any available space for diplomacy, and he urged utmost restraint," the official said.
Kerry said the United States is ready to work with allies to facilitate a Ukraine-Russia dialogue, the official said.
French President Francois Hollande said he and Obama "discussed the need for Russia and Ukraine to find a peaceful exit from the crisis and to fully restore the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine," Hollande's office said.
Tense in Crimea
Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials charged that pro-Russian forces comprised of 100 armed men reportedly took control of a military office in the Crimean regional capital, Simferopol.
The men, equipped with automatic weapons, say they belong to the Crimean self-defense forces, Vladislav Seleznyov, the head of the Ministry of Defense media office, said on his Facebook page.
A CNN team that visited the scene said it appeared calm. Armed, masked men were at the entrance, and Russian flags were being painted on the gates. Those questioned declined to say what was happening inside.
Amid signs that the tense standoff of the past week is growing more volatile, Russian troops also stormed a Crimean border control point at Schelkino, near Kerch, early Saturday, seizing the armory and driving the officers' families from their living quarters, Ukraine's border service said.
Meanwhile, a light plane belonging to Ukraine's State Border Protection Service was fired upon Saturday afternoon while flying over the Crimean border from Armyansk, the service said.
"The aircraft crew recorded shooting aimed at the plane. The extremists opened fire with automatic weapons. The pilots made a sudden maneuver, descended to the minimal height and, with accelerated speed, changed the course," the border guard service said.
The plane landed at its base, with no damage and no injuries to the crew, the service said.
It blamed "Russian armed aggressors" for targeting the plane, which has no weapons.
Armed men have now refused for three consecutive days to allow military observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, or OSCE, to enter the Crimea region.
The observers are returning to the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson to plan their next steps after being denied entry at the Armyansk crossing point Saturday, the OSCE said.
The OSCE said shots were fired in the air when a group of people wearing balaclavas approached the checkpoint ahead of its party.
A convoy of military vehicles, believed to be carrying Russian soldiers, traveled through Simferopol on Saturday, heading toward the border post at Armyansk, a spokesman for the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense told CNN.
Armyansk is one of the key main access points between southern Ukraine and Crimea, and the Ministry of Defense is trying to find out if the convoy will stop there, said Vladislav Seleznev, the Crimean press secretary for the Ministry of Defense.
Poland evacuates consulate
The crisis in Crimea began about a week ago, when pro-Russian troops quietly took effective control of the region.
Since then, tensions have flared between Moscow and Kiev over the Black Sea peninsula, while the world's diplomats have urged that conflict be avoided.
Earlier Saturday, Moscow accused the OSCE, a regional advisory group, of hypocrisy.
First, condemn violence by demonstrators in Kiev that led to the ouster of Ukraine's former President Viktor Yanukovych, the foreign ministry said, according to state-run news agency RIA Novosti. Then talk about Crimea.
"Some OSCE members and executive bodies have acted in the worst traditions of double standards while dealing with the situation in Ukraine," the ministry reportedly said.
Amid mounting tensions, Poland has decided to pull staff from its consulate in Sevastopol, the Crimean port city where Russia has a large naval base.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski tweeted, "Because of continuing disturbances by Russian forces there, we have reluctantly evacuated our consulate."
Russian demands
Earlier Saturday, Lavrov insisted Russia was not militarily involved in the standoff in Crimea.
"We are ready to continue dialogue, with the understanding that the dialogue will be honest and a partnership, and without attempts to cast us as a party to the conflict — which is what a few of our partners are trying to do now. This crisis was not created by us," he said.
That dialogue might not include Ukraine's new interim government, whom Lavrov criticized.
"The current government is dependent on the radical nationalists who seized the power," he said. "Even our Western partners know what they are like. They visit Ukraine often. But they try to hide the facts."
The aim of dialogue would be the implementation of a deal agreed upon on February 21, Lavrov said, when Yanukovych was still in power. This envisaged fresh elections, constitutional reform and the disbanding of illegal armed groups.
Ukrainian authorities and Western powers have said there are Russian troops on the ground in Crimea, despite the Kremlin's denials.
The interim government was voted in by a large majority in Ukraine's parliament, including members of Yanukovych's own Party of Regions, after he fled the country for Russia following bloody street protests. Protesters were angry over his rebuff of a trade deal with the European Union in favor of one with Russia.
Ukraine: Let observers into Crimea
Ukrainian Acting Foreign Minister Andrii Deshchytsia urged Moscow on Saturday to pursue diplomacy, not violence.
"We cannot afford to let anybody die in this conflict," he said.
Ukraine will continue down a diplomatic path, he said, and will not respond to Russian "provocations."
He urged Russia not to block international organizations like the OSCE and United Nations from sending observers into Crimea.
Russia says the armed men who have taken control of key sites in Crimea are local self-defense forces.
Crimea, a self-governing region in southern Ukraine with an ethnic Russian majority and strong cultural ties to Russia, has become the epicenter of a battle for influence between Moscow, Kiev and the West since Yanukovych was pushed out of office.
Russian fears
Anton Fedyashin, executive director of the Initiative for Russian Culture and a professor of history at American University, told CNN that Russia had nothing to gain from the current tensions in Ukraine.
"There is no advantage for Russia to stoke this instability," he said. "A lot of it is instability that is born of the great cultural, ethnic and now political divisions that are on the ground."
While most Ukrainians do not want to be allied solely with either Russia or Europe, he said, Moscow is definitely concerned by Kiev's turn toward the West.
"The great Russian fear right now is that Ukraine, in the guise of being incorporated economically into Europe, is slowly incorporated into the NATO alliance," he said.
"Ultimately, of course, Russians are concerned about their Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. This explains their very harsh and highly risky reaction, and the presence of what seem to be Russian forces in the Crimea."
Russian speakers make up about 60% of Crimea's population of more than 2 million, but around a quarter are Ukrainian and 12% are Crimean Tatar, a predominantly Muslim minority. Neither of the latter two groups would welcome a switch to Russian control.
President Obama has proposed a potential solution to Putin that would include direct talks between Kiev and Moscow and the replacement of Russian forces with international monitors to protect the rights of ethnic Russians.
International Women's Day
Women in Ukraine are typically celebratory during International Women's Day, held Saturday, but not this year.
The military tensions have cast a pall over the day, said Maia Mikhaluk, a CNN iReporter in Kiev.
"Usually it's a celebration that symbolizes the beginning of spring. But right now it's hard to get into any kind for festive mood," Mikhaluk said. "The most common wish when people congratulate women with Women's Day today is a wish for peace in our country."
In Simferopol, women voiced opposition to the pro-Russian Crimean government and advocated the peninsula remaining as part of Ukraine.
Asset freezes, visa bans
The West has also offered financial support to the fledgling government in Kiev.
Ukraine's new government and the EU have agreed to revive a trade deal and an aid package that could bring $15 billion to Ukraine.
Such aid is desperately needed.
Russian energy giant Gazprom has not received any payment from Ukraine in February — and cannot supply natural gas for free, the company's CEO Alexey Miller said, according to Russian state news agency Itar-Tass.
If Gazprom cut off gas supplies to Ukraine, as it did during a dispute in 2009, then European nations could also suffer shortages, since major gas pipelines pass through Ukraine on their way from Russia to Europe.
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Saturday, September 17
VIDEO: Justin Rose Has a Sweet Golf Swing
I TALKED TO MY BROTHER-IN-LAW today about his recent golf trip to Ireland. But before we got on that subject, he said how much he admired the golf swing of Justin Rose, who is the 54-hole leader at the BMW Championship. Rose finished three rounds at 13 under par and has a four-shot cushion on John Senden.
I agreed with my brother-in-law and retrieved the above video of Rose to have a look. Two things stand out for me with the full-speed swing (view from behind). One, I love Rose's address. Everything is so square. I also like his posture.
As for the slow-motion view of the swing, Rose's position at the top is near perfect. And nothing looks forced. He releases the club with ease. (At least he makes it look easy.) Rose works with swing coach Sean Foley, the man under so much scrutiny because of his association with Tiger Woods.
Whose swing (or swings) on any of the pro tours do you fancy?
−The Armchair Golfer
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For the life of me,I could never understand why Sean Foley was showered with criticisms for not "fixing" Tiger Woods & Woods should let go of the Foley experiment in less than a yr.
But then it was coming from a golf Channel personality so it needed to be taken with 4 tablespoons of salt.
These people who inhabits these shows are like politicians don't know much but are willing to kick down when that's in & suck up when that's in.
Foley does know about the golf swing despite what some on Golf Channel love to portray.
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Sad news. RIP.
Found the quote below on Stabroek News' comments board. This troll Salsassin couldn't resist another jab at Van Sertima.
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May 29, 2009 at 11:38 pm
He was erroneous on many of his claims, but overall, I dont believe he was a bad person. May he rest in peace.
29 May 2009
Greetings Family,
I was shocked to learn upon my arrival from Peru back to the United States this morning of the transition of brother Ivan Van Sertima. Ivan was a good friend and a great teacher. I met him in 1981 and worked very actively with him for more than two decades. And he was probably the single most scholarly influence in my life. I miss him and I am hurting. Perhaps later today or this weekend I will write a very personal series of recollections of this great scholar. For the last ten years he was in poor health. So, he is gone now and many of us will talk about what a great scholar he was. He was one of the very best.
I miss you Ivan. You made a huge contribution.
In love of Africa,
Runoko Rashidi
The funeral will take place this Saturday, May 30, 2009
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"We have come to reclaim the house of history. We are dedicated to the revision of the role of the African in the world's great civilizations, the contribution of Africa to the achievement of man in the arts and sciences. We shall emphasize what Africa has given to the world, not what it has lost."
--Ivan Van Sertima
With absolute certainty it can stated that, due to his consistent and unrelenting scholarship over the past twenty-five years in the rewriting of African history and the reconstruction of the African's place in world history, particularly in the field of the African presence in ancient America, Ivan Van Sertima has cemented his position as one of our greatest living scholars. Indeed, during this turbulent and exciting period, he has been in the vanguard of those scholars fighting to place African history in a new light. Simply put, Van Sertima's clarion call has been: "We shall follow the trail of the African in Europe, in Asia, and in every corner of the New World, seeking to set the record straight. This is no romantic exploration of antiquities. It is a search for roots."
Ivan Van Sertima was born in Kitty Village, Guyana, South America on January 26, 1935. He was educated at the School of Oriental and African Studies at London University where he graduated with honors. From 1957 to 1959, he served as a Press and Broadcasting Officer in the Guyana Information Services. During the decade of the 1960s, he broadcasted weekly from Britain to both Africa and the Caribbean. He came to the United States in 1970, where he completed his post graduate studies at Rutgers University in New Jersey. Dr. Van Sertima began his teaching career as an instructor at Rutgers in 1972, and he is now Professor of African studies in the Department of Africana Studies.
Van Sertima is a literary critic, a linguist, and an anthropologist, and has made a name for himself in all three fields. As a linguist, he is the compiler of the Swahili Dictionary of Legal Terms, based on his field word in Tanzania, East Africa in 1967. As a literary critic, he is the author of Caribbean Writers, a collection of critical essays on the Caribbean novel. He is also the author of several major literary reviews published in Denmark, India, Britain, and the United States. He was recognized for his work in this field by being requested by the Nobel Committee of the Swedish Academy to nominate candidates for the Nobel Prize in Literature from 1976 to 1980.
The cornerstone of Dr. Van Sertima's legacy will probably be his authorship of They Came Before Columbus: The African Presence in Ancient America. According to Van Sertima:
"The African presence in America before Columbus is of importance not only to African and American history, but to the history of world civilizations. The African presence is proven by stone heads, terra cottas, skeletons, artifacts, techniques and inscriptions, by oral traditions and documented history, by botanical, linguistic and cultural data."
They Came Before Columbus is a groundbreaking historical work and a literary hallmark. The ideas and themes presented in They Came Before Columbus were not novel. Indeed, many people had written on the African presence in pre-Columbian America before Van Sertima, notably Leo Wiener, Kofi Wangara, R.A. Jairazbhoy, Legrand H. Clegg II, and Floyd W. Hayes III, but Van Sertima's book was the first such work of its type written by an African to comprehensively address the subject. In his own words, Van Sertima notes that:
"What I have sought to do in this book, therefore, is to present the whole picture emerging from these disciplines, all the facts that are now known about the links between Africa and America in pre-Columbian times."
They Came Before Columbus has now gone through more than twenty printings. It was published in French in 1981, and in the same year was awarded the Clarence L. Holt Prize, a prize awarded every two years "for a work of excellence in literature and the humanities relating to the cultural heritage of Africa and the African diaspora." In 1979 Dr. Chancellor Williams received the Clarence L. Holte prize for the Destruction of Black Civilization.
Following upon the publication of They Came Before Columbus, and equally momentous, in 1979 Dr. Van Sertima founded the Journal of African Civilizations which quickly gained "a reputation for excellence and uniqueness among historical and anthropological journals. It is recognized as a valuable information source for both the layman and student." The late St. Clair Drake described the Journal of African Civilizations as "one of the most important events in the development of research and publication from the perspective of Pan-African scholarship."
Van Sertima set the tone early on when he stated that:
"The destruction of African high-cultures after the massive and continuous invasions of Europe left many Africans surviving on the periphery or outer ring of what constituted the best in African civilizations. New facts that challenge this image create such consternation and incredulity that an extraordinarily emotional campaign is mounted by some of the most respected voices in the scientific establishment to explain away the new data.
That drift of dynastic Egypt from Africa has now dramatically slowed. Recent archeological finds have caught up with the mythmakers. More and more the history of Africa is being reconstructed upon the basis of hard, objective data rather than upon the self-serving speculations and racist theories about the black barbarians."
Since 1979 the Journal of African Civilizations has published works by and about many of the world's finest Africanist scholars in a series of magnificent anthologies. These works include Blacks in Science, Nile Valley Civilizations, African Presence in Early America, Black Women in Antiquity, Egypt Revisited, Egypt: Child of Africa, African Presence in Early Europe, Golden Age of the Moor, African Presence in the Art of the Americas, Great Black Leaders, Great African Thinkers (coedited with Larry Obadele Williams), and African Presence in Early Asia (coedited with Runoko Rashidi). In 1998 Transaction Press produced Van Sertima's newest text--Early America Revisited--the definitive statement on the subject.
On July 7, 1987 Dr. Van Sertima appeared before a Congressional Committee to challenge the Columbus myth. In November 1991 he defended his thesis in an address to the Smithsonian Institute. In this arena Ivan Van Sertima has emerged as an undefeated champion.
They Came Before Columbus and Early America Revisited, by Ivan Van Sertima
Words truly fail me
His was the first book and tape I read and heard on anything to do with African history and they set me on the path I'm following to this very day.
I had the privilege of meeting him on his last speaking engagement in Trinidad and even though he was clearly not in the best of health his words nevertheless resonated.
Rest well with the ancestors Dr Van Sertima and thank you. Hotep


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On November 8th, we celebrated our first Game Night of the season with a sold out menu. It was such a success, we thought we would share one of Stuart's favourite recipes of the evening.
Wild Boar (known by many as the original Prehistoric Pig) is famous for a nutty, sweet taste but also as being a more healthy alternative to other meat. It is one of the few meats that is leaner than domestic Pork, has less fat than Beef but contains much more protein. It is also known for promoting the production of white blood cells, in turn enhancing the immune system.
Stuart's Wild Boar Cassoulet went down a storm on Game Night, you can find his recipe below…
Wild Boar Cassoulet (serves 8-10, but can be portioned and frozen)
You will need…
1lbs Cannellini Beans
1lb Toulouse Sausage (we use our own Chorizo)
2 ½ lbs Diced Wild Boar Shoulder
½ lb Wild Boar Skin
4 Duck Legs
½ pt Chopped Tomatoes
½ pt White Wine
4 oz Bread Crumbs
2 Onions, diced
1 head of Garlic peeled & sliced thinly
1 Bay leaf
1 large sprig of Thyme
1 spring of Rosemary (tie all herbs together to make a Bouquet Garni)
1 onion & 1 Carrot for Beans
Salt, Rosemary, Thyme and Garlic for Duck Confit
Day One:
Sprinkle Sea Salt, Rosemary, Thyme & Garlic all over Duck legs. Cling film and place in the fridge for 24 hrs.
Soak Cannellini Beans in cold water and leave over night.
Day Two:
Rinse off salt from Duck legs & brown lightly in the oven.
Drain Beans from pan. Replace in pan with 1 onion & 1 Carrot cut in half, with double the volume of water.
Simmer gently until all but tender (approx 45 minutes).
Drain the Beans but keep the liquid, removing the Onion & Carrot.
In a saucepan or a crock casserole dish; lightly brown the Onions and add half the Garlic, cook until golden. Add the wine and boil for 2 minutes, add the Tomatoes & cook for 2 minutes.
Meanwhile, sauté the Wild Boar & Toulouse Sausages until golden brown. Add a pinch of Salt & Pepper to the Wild Boar as you go.
Add half of the Beans to the Tomato mix in the Casserole and add the Bouquet Garni along with the Duck legs, Bacon, Wild Boar & Sausage.
Cut the Wild Boar skin into two strips and place around the side of the pot. Add the other half of sliced Garlic and top with the rest of the Beans & pour over the Bean cooking liquor until just covered.
Cook in an oven at 120˚for an hour and a half, possibly two, but after one hour, pour over the Breadcrumbs evenly across the beans.
Notes: The Breadcrumbs should form a golden crust, beneath which are the moist, creamy beans & tender chunks of the meats.
This is a substantial dish-Stuart recommends a good walk & a light salad beforehand!
Top Tip** The Wild Boar skin adds greatly to the gelatinous, unctuous texture of the stew.


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New Delhi is chaotic, buzzing, noisy. It's also a place where opportunity knocks: New bars, fashion labels and clubs open every day for a rapidly growing young middle class. A day in the hip districts of the Indian megacity
The bass booms out onto the street. I'm standing in front of the entrance to the Summer House Cafe with dozens of others, waiting to get in. Hardly anyone is older than 20. The men wear skinny jeans or casual suits, most of the women wear mini skirts – saris are definitely in the minority. The bouncer beckons us, and I'm in! Entering the small room feels like wading into a monsoon, albeit one with a high-energy, DJ-driven soundtrack. Everyone is dancing; there are even couples kissing. Long nights, short skirts, alcohol and public displays of affection – all of this used to be taboo in conservative India. But the subcontinent is changing. In the busy city of New Delhi cultural prohibitions are dwindling or disappearing entirely. A young, cosmopolitan middle class is shrugging off the strict morals of their forefathers and driving change. The fruits of this revolution can be seen and felt in the hip district of Hauz Khas.
Morning: Scarlette New Delhi
Next day, hotel manager Pauline Bijvoet, 28, serves a vegetable omelet with wholemeal bread. The fact that you can get a European hangover breakfast in New Delhi is novel – and it fittingly reflects the new mood in the city.
India's explosive economic growth in the last few years has spawned a young middle class: Around 300 million people who can afford a certain degree of affluence and are eager to consume. According to a McKinsey survey, this number will grow to 600 million by 2025. Employees and founders, they work in the service industry, for major enterprises and IT companies. Bijvoet is part of the new Indian middle class, but as a French native she also looks at the city through European eyes: "New Delhi was always – quite rightly – mocked as sleepy and boring." Mumbai, India's gateway to the world, had pop and Bollywood, whereas New Delhi had politicians and civil servants. "This is changing; the young generation has come out to play."
The Scarlette is like a stylish living room, with leather sofas, embroidered cushions, Maharajas on the walls and fresh flowers on the tables. It's a peaceful oasis in the midst of urban chaos. And smog. Nearly eight million vehicles are on the road daily in greater New Delhi, among them roughly 80 000 trucks.
Midday: Hauz Khas Park
"You need patience and stamina in New Delhi," was another thing Bijvoet said. Sitting in a taxi, stuck in traffic after only a few meters, I appreciate her words. The smell of fuel blankets the streets, exhaust fumes have stifled the crispness of the morning. After half an hour I press a few rupee notes into the taxi driver's hand and continue on foot. Improvisation is an essential skill in India – particularly in a crowded city like New Delhi.
A flock of green parrots swoops overhead, as if to guide me. I follow them, get lost in a few side streets and finally find a fence and a gate: the entrance to Hauz Khas Park.
At the center of the park is a lake and a ruined madrasa, an Islamic school. Built many centuries ago by a sultan, today it is the haunt of couples, who take selfies amidst the crumbling walls. I meet Rimi, 27, who fled to the park in search of peace. The designer has a sketch pad, and shows me her drawings: high-rise blocks, faces, urban landscapes. Her topic is the booming metropolis. Rimi went to university and found her first job here. She is a typical representative of India's upwardly mobile classes. Her parents are farmers, they live in the country and still hand-plough their fields. Rimi cannot imagine ever moving back. "New Delhi is like a thrilling festival of opportunities," she says, "a different world, a place of freedom and the future."
Every one of my friends has their own start-up
Afternoon: Boutique Lacquer Embassy
Fashion designer Nikhil Sharma, 32, does not belong to the Indian middle classes, but he profits directly from them. After completing his degree in Nottingham, he worked for the British fashion chain Next; back in New Delhi, he founded his own label, Lacquer Embassy, and opened a shop.
Sharma designs classic shirts, pocket squares, ties and bowties for Indian businessmen, and he has these items made by his own tailors. Like him, explains Sharma, many of his customers have lived in Europe for several years, have studied and worked there, and then returned home to seek their fortune. "Every one of my friends has their own start-up," he says, "they all see their future in India." There are skilled workers here, and labor costs are low. "Everything is faster than in Europe: if you have an idea you can execute it right away."
Evening: Barsoom Bistro
I've come to the district's nightlife strip, Hauz Khas Village, HKV for short. There are more than one hundred clubs and bars; the drink flows, revelers flirt and party. HKV is the beating heart of the new New Delhi, watched disapprovingly by the country's moral guardians. These can be found on the censor board, which recently cut two kisses out of the James Bond film, Spectre. On the internet, the "old-fashioned hardliners" were roundly ridiculed for days; in the clubs of HKV they were simply ignored.
Raavi Chou has watched the area evolve from a sleepy suburb into a circus for hard-partying youngsters. With his curly moustache, the 31-year-old wouldn't look out of place in the hipster strongholds of East London or Brooklyn. After a few years working in luxury hotels in England, he returned to India and invested his savings in a cafe in Hauz Khas Village. By the second day, the place was swarming with creative folk and digital nomads, their MacBooks under their arms.
Chou soon realized that HKV's entertainment scene is a tough market. "In this area everything is louder, more dynamic and bombastic than anywhere else," he says. The basic pattern is that if a cafe does well, there will be dozens of copycats the next day. If a club gives free drinks for women, soon there isn't a single disco without a Ladies' Night. If a landlord puts the rent up, prices shoot up everywhere: HKV is pure turbo-capitalism.
Soon, Chou closed his first cafe, moved a few houses down and opened Barsoom bistro in a building whose multiple stories are exclusively occupied by clubs and bars. He has since become a fully fledged member of the HKV Monopoly set and plans to open a music club soon.
Nightime: Le Bistro du Parc
My next stop is the restaurant Le Bistro du Parc in the neighboring district of Defence. A jazz band is playing on the rooftop tonight. Bistro owner Naïna de Bois-Juzan, 26, brings along a bottle of red wine, imported from her native France. De Bois-Juzan – whose mother is from the Indian state of Punjab and her father from Paris – grew up in France. After finishing school, she moved to New Delhi, worked as a model and organized events for a PR company. Then she decided to bring a little bit of Paris to the Indian metropolis: "I thought, I live in a megacity but there aren't more than five good restaurants!" So she opened the first French bistro in New Delhi. The response was mixed: "Many Indians said, there's nothing on the plate; how is that meant to fill me up?", she recalls. Since then, even locals have been converted to the delights of chicken liver pate or trout with pommes parisienne.
"I wouldn't have had a chance in Paris," says de Bois-Juzan, "I had no money or contacts." She encountered different problems in New Delhi: When she opened her bistro, she was too young to buy wine, as under-25s are prohibited from buying alcohol, and had to ask her older staff to go shopping for her. In New Delhi, what's even more important than capital or connections is the ability to improvise.
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Following last weekend's home loss to Sporting KC, the Houston Dynamo will have little time to think about their record-long home unbeaten streak. The Dynamo will host the New England Revolution on Saturday in their final home match before the league breaks for international matches. Here are five things to look for ahead of Saturday's match:
1. Starting a new streak
All good things come to an end. The Houston Dynamo lost their first competitive home match in almost two years last Sunday when Sporting KC came away from BBVA Compass Stadium with a 1-0 win. The Dynamo have lost two or more consecutive home games only twice in franchise history and both times New England was the final loss in the streak. Will history repeat itself on Saturday?
2. Are reinforcements on the way?
The injury bug has bit the Dynamo hard in recent weeks. Tyler Deric, Omar Cummings, Cam Weaver, Calen Carr, Warren Creavalle, Adam Moffat, Ricardo Clark and Giles Barnes, among others, have all missed time due to injury. Good news for Dynamo fans - and Dominic Kinnear - is that both Barnes and Creavalle are off this week's injury report and should be available for selection.
3. Is Will Bruin hitting his stride?
Dynamo forward Will Bruin is not one to make predictions. Each year, he says he wants to score more goals than the previous year. He scored five in his 2011 rookie campaign and followed that up with 12 in 2012. After two goals last week against D.C. United, the third-year forward has four in 11 games. Can Bruin continue his recent form and reignite a Dynamo offense that was shutout last Sunday?
4. Revs with prior success in Houston
Only one team in MLS history has a positive goal-differential against the Dynamo in Houston. We'll spare you the guessing games and let you know that it is Saturday's opponent: the New England Revolution. Despite the Dynamo defeating the Revs in the 2006 and 2007 MLS Cup finals, New England holds a 4-2-1 edge in Houston with a +2 goal differential.
5. Boniek Garcia rounding into 2012 form
Honduran midfielder Boniek Garcia was a game-changer for the Dynamo in 2012. The versatile winger started 17 regular season games and tallied four goals and six assists. Garcia played on the wing in Dominic Kinnear's 4-3-3 and completed 84% of his passes including 82% in the opposition's half of the field.
In 2013, injuries and national team callups have limited Garcia to only seven of his team's 11 games. In those seven games, Garcia has zero goals, two assists and has completed only 80% of his passes including 76% in the opposition's half. Garcia assisted on one of Bruin's goals in last week's 4-0 win over D.C. United and scored in last year's home match against New England. Could this be the weekend Garcia breaks through and scores his first goal of the season?
Tickets for Saturday's match are available and can be purchased at HoustonDynamo.com/Tickets or by calling (713) 276-GOAL.


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