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The Davis Enterprise, Sun, 17 Jul 2005 11:00 PM PDT
Book Reviews for July 7: Mystery: Jeffery Deaver, "The Twelfth Card"; James Crumley, "The Right Madness"; Harlan Coben http://www.davisenterprise.com/articles/2005/07/18/entertainment/books/177book.txt
Published Jul 08, 2005 - 15:10:10 CDT. Two of this month's novels, Don Winslow's "The Power of the Dog" and James Crumley's "The Right Madness," are violent and profane masterpieces.

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Monday, July 18, 2005 10:46 AM PDT
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AFP via Yahoo! News, Sun, 17 Jul 2005 3:14 PM PDT
Architectural elite dream up "utopian hotel" in Spain http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20050717/lf_afp/afplifestylespaintourismarchitecturedesign_050717221441
One moment you're in a room which owes something to Space Odyssey in terms of style. The next you've moved along a glass tube inside a yellow, orange, blue and red skyscraper to a room with a Japanese interior.

Architectural elite dream up "utopian hotel" in Spain Sun Jul 17, 6:14

MADRID (AFP) - One moment you're in a room which owes something to Space Odyssey in terms of style. The next you've moved along a glass tube inside a yellow, orange, blue and red skyscraper to a room with a Japanese interior.

Nineteen of the world's top architects and designers this week unveiled the fruit of their labours and input into Puerta America, a unique luxury hotel in Madrid which comprises either a floor designed by each one of them or else a bar, the restaurant, the parking lot or the swimming pool.

Jean Nouvel, Ron Arad, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, Arata Isozaki and company normally go up against each other in bidding for top design jobs around the world.

This time they're all in it together in a joint effort.

A Spanish hotel chain had the idea of bringing them together to an avant-garde designer's answer to the Tower of Babel which you can stay in.

"Freedom" was the design motto, after the poem by Paul Eluard, whose verses can be seen in calligraphic style in a full palette of colours and in several languages on the facade, that being the work of French architect Jean Nouvel.

"It is a utopian hotel, a Statue of Liberty, an open book," explained Spanish architect Felipe Saez de Gordoa, who contributed the outer structure.

The end result is a 14-storey, 34,000 square metre affair, handily placed for the airport and the business district of the capital -- but also close to the motorway and in a forest of residential tower blocks.

Yet one can be forgiven for forgetting about such environs and the usual rather impersonal ambiance of many a hotel around the globe when you step inside this five-star monument which could easily be mistaken for a museum.

"It's like Star Wars!" exclaimed one visitor on reaching the futurist Kathryn Findley floor, where curved steel that changes colour tone as one walks past is the order of the day to go with one's clothes and movements.

There are carpets galore, beds suspended opposite bay windows, leather seating -- and everything is white once you're in the bedroom which you access by immaculate doors.

British designer Ron Arad explains his concept thus.

"You don't go to a hotel to be at home -- otherwise you might as well stay at home," he insists.

To add to the out of the ordinary experience he has therefore come up with touches such as round beds. To get to the bathroom you slink around a central curving module in an open-plan arrangement.

Iraqi designer Zaha Hadid prefers one-piece furniture in a single undulating area -- and on her floor the bedrooms can be black or white. The bath is chiselled from out of the wall as if carved out over time by the waters of a stream.

And no need to hang a "do not disturb" sign outside your door. That's all done at the touch of a button from inside the room, the message to be left alone or a request for breakfast to be brought up appearing on the outer door.

Britain's David Chipperfield contributed minimalist glazed clay black flooring lightened up with an azure ceiling.

Venezuela's Eva Castro and Germany's Holger Kehne (Plasmastudio) preferred bold sweeps more akin to industrial rock with triangular fragments of unoxydised steel in a concave and convex riot of infinite reflections.

Japanese veteran Arata Isozaki preferred to remain true to the serene values of the traditional interior of his homeland.

On his floor, curtains, walls and bed are all black, black, black -- as is the "Marilyn chair," named after Marilyn Monroe and supposedly tracing a similar line to her feline features.

Isozaki applied aesthetic principles based on author Juchiniro Tanizaki, who suggested in his work "Eulogy of Shadow" the idea of "darkening walls, plunging into the shadows that which is too visible, stripping out from the interior all superfluous decor."

Jean Nouvel also took some inspiration from Japan -- but the panels in his room are of glass, depicting a range of transparent erotic photographs by Nobuyoshu Araki and Frenchman Alain Fleisher in a libertine flourish.

Chicago Sun-Times, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 2:45 AM PDT
Behind the mask http://www.suntimes.com/output/entertainment/cst-ftr-lautrec18.html
In Montmartre in the last two decades of the 19th century, barriers between the classes had grown as porous as fishnet stockings. In cabarets like the Chat Noir in this northern quarter of Paris, prostitutes and pimps rubbed shoulders with artists and writers.

The Chronicle-Journal, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 8:09 AM PDT
Fringe Festival a hit http://www.chroniclejournal.com/story.shtml?id=28113
Thunder Bay s annual Fringe Festival appears to be back on solid ground, with an encouraging turnout over final the three days of the event. Fringe producer Nicole Jerome said slow ticket sales on Thursday night and Friday afternoon gave way to big crowds from Friday night straight through Sunday.

Independent Online, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 3:45 AM PDT
Madrid's luxury hotel plays muse to designers http://www.iol.co.za/widgets/rss_redirect.php?artid=qw1121661903107T614&setid=14&sectid=418&url=iol&vne=0&csect=Travel
Nineteen of the world's top architects and designers have unveiled the fruit of their labours at the Puerta America, a unique luxury hotel in Madrid.

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Monday, July 18, 2005 6:15 AM PDT
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NorthJersey.com, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 3:11 AM PDT
Fashion help Q & A http://www.northjersey.com/page.php?qstr=eXJpcnk3ZjczN2Y3dnFlZUVFeXkxOTcmZmdiZWw3Zjd2cWVlRUV5eTY3MjI1MTEmeXJpcnk3ZjcxN2Y3dnFlZUVFeXk2
Q. The empire-waist frock: how to wear it? The key to ruling the empire is to think funky, not froufrou. The hippie-chic look may be having a field day, but don't overdo it: Gobs of gold jewelry and earth-mother sandals can turn an otherwise-dreamy dress into a fashion nightmare.

Thursday, July 14, 2005

Q. The empire-waist frock: how to wear it?

The key to ruling the empire is to think funky, not froufrou. The hippie-chic look may be having a field day, but don't overdo it: Gobs of gold jewelry and earth-mother sandals can turn an otherwise-dreamy dress into a fashion nightmare. Keep accessories simple: a cuff bracelet, leather boots and voilà! You're good to go.

Now that you know how to wear it, a note on who should wear it: The empire waist is great at camouflaging a tummy, but with wide hips it can have a tentlike effect. And if you're well-endowed, make sure you have a snappy comeback at the ready for all those folks who'll ask you when you're due.

Q. I am tired of the painted-on pants look. How long before I can buy a pair of pants with a rise that doesn't give me an automatic wedgie?

You can do so now: These days, tight, ultra-low pants are more antiquated than the "Thong Song." The shift in silhouette started last spring, when Chloe's high-waisted trousers almost single-handedly rendered the R-rated rise obsolete.

As the trend trickles down, more affordable alternatives are popping up: J. Crew's lightweight jeans ($55 at Jcrew.com) and Lux's pique trousers ($58 at Urbanoutfitters.com) offer runway-worthy slouch at real-world prices.

- Suzanne D'Amato, The Washington Post

La Nueva Cuba, Sun, 17 Jul 2005 5:19 PM PDT
The Meaning of Torture THE CUBAN PROGRAM AT THE CU LOC POW CAMP IN HANOI http://www.lanuevacuba.com/nuevacuba/notic-05-07-1715.htm
Research Dept. Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Miller, a prison commander at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, faces potential disciplinary measures for failing to oversee interrogation of Mohamed al-Qahtani, a terrorist who is suspected of involvement in 9/11.

The Meaning of Torture

THE CUBAN PROGRAM
AT THE CU LOC POW CAMP IN HANOI
"THE ZOO"

By Humberto Fontova
FrontPage Magazine
Infosearch:
José Cadenas
Research Dept.
La Nueva Cuba
July 17, 2005

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Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Miller, a prison commander at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, faces potential disciplinary measures for failing to oversee interrogation of Mohamed al-Qahtani, a terrorist who is suspected of involvement in 9/11.

This is the latest news coming from the investigations uncovering the “torture” at the “Gulag” at Gitmo.

American military investigator, Air Force Lt. Gen. Randall M. Schmidt, looked into the interrogation techniques used on al-Qahtani. Here is some of what he found:

Schmidt said that to get him to talk, interrogators told him his mother and sisters were whores, forced him to wear a bra, forced him to wear a thong on his head, told him he was homosexual and said that other prisoners knew it. They also forced him to dance with a male interrogator, Schmidt added, and subjected him to strip searches with no security value, threatened him with dogs, forced him to stand naked in front of women and forced him onto a leash, to act like a dog.

Al-Qahtani’s handlers provided him with food, water and medical care.

During the Vietnam War, Fidel Castro ran a “Cuban Program” at the Cu Loc POW camp in Hanoi, which became known as the “Zoo." The main purpose of the “program” was to decipher how much agony could be inflicted on a human being. The Cubans selected American POWs as their guinea pigs. A Cuban sadist nicknamed “Fidel,” the main torturer heading the project, perpetrated his own personal reign of terror.

The horrifying ordeal of Lt. Colonel Earl Cobeil, a Navy F-105 pilot, reflected the tragic reality of the Nazi-like experiment. Fidel tortured Cobeil in slow agonizing stages, solely for the sake of torture, beating him without remission and, aside from myriad other vicious techniques, mercilessly whipping him with a fan belt without pause on all of his body.[1]

Former POW John Hubbell describes the scene as Fidel forced Cobeil into the cell of former fellow POW Colonel Jack Bomar:

“The man [Cobeil] could barely walk; he shuffled slowly, painfully. His clothes were torn to shreds. He was bleeding everywhere, terribly swollen, and a dirty, yellowish black and purple from head to toe. The man’s head was down; he made no attempt to look at anyone. . . .He stood unmoving, his head down. Fidel smashed a fist into the man’s face, driving him against the wall. Then he was brought to the center of the room and made to get down onto his knees. Screaming in rage, Fidel took a length of black rubber hose from a guard and lashed it as hard as he could into the man’s face. The prisoner did not react; he did not cry out or even blink an eye. His failure to react seemed to fuel Fidel’s rage and again he whipped the rubber hose across the man’s face. . . .

Again and again and again, a dozen times, Fidel smashed the man’s face with the hose. Not once did the fearsome abuse elicit the slightest response from the prisoner. . . .His body was ripped and torn everywhere; hell cuffs appeared almost to have severed the wrists, strap marks still wound around the arms all the way to the shoulders, slivers of bamboo were embedded in the bloodied shins and there were what appeared to be tread marks from the hose across the chest, back, and legs.”[2]

Lt. Colonel Earl Cobeil died as a result of Fidel’s torture. Fidel’s beating of another American POW, Jim Kasler, also tragically epitomized the Cuban torture of Americans at the “Zoo”:

“He [Fidel] deprived Kasler of water, wired his thumbs together, and flogged him until his ‘buttocks, lower back, and legs hung in shreds.’ During one barbaric stretch he turned Cedric [another torturer] loose for three days with a rubber whip. . . .the PW [POW] was in a semi-coma and bleeding profusely with a ruptured eardrum, fractured rib, his face swollen and teeth broken so that he could not open his mouth, and his leg re-injured from attackers repeatedly kicking it.”[3]

Amnesty International never demanded that the Hanoi regime or Fidel Castro account for the “Cuban Program” or for “Fidel’s” treatment of American POWs there. The Left never demanded an investigation by anyone. The names of Earl Cobeil and Jim Kasler were never, even for a split second, part of the Left’s vocabulary -- not then, not now. But the name Mohamed al-Qahtani will now loom large as the symbol of a noble and heroic figure in the Left’s imagination; he will represent a saintly figure who merits sympathy, protection and defense. This is an individual who was turned away by an immigration agent at the Orlando, Fla., airport in 2001 while Mohamed Atta was at the airport waiting to pick him up.

We’ll be hearing about the bra and the thong on the front page of every newspaper. The story will make the headlines and be told on every news channel. The Nation magazine will lead the leftist media in denouncing how the bra and the thong represent American crimes against humanity.

The bra and the thong are luxuries that Earl Cobeil and Jim Kasler could ill afford.

Notes

[1] Humberto Fontova, Fidel: Hollywood’s Favorite Tyrant (Washington: Regnery Publishing, Inc. 2005), pp.141-142.

[2] Stuart I. Rochester and Frederick Kiley, Chapter 19, “The Zoo, 1967-1969: The Cuban Program and Other Atrocities,” in, Honor Bound. American Prisoners of War in Southeast Asia 1961-1973 (Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press, 1999), p.400.

[3] Rochester and Kiley, p.404.

MCOT, Sun, 17 Jul 2005 11:04 PM PDT
Total sales at OTOP Mega Sale expected to surpass 500m bt http://etna.mcot.net/query.php?nid=40070
BANGKOK, July 18 (TNA) Total sales of products at the OTOP Mega Sale fair are expected to reach more than 500 million baht in the five-day event with various items of OTOP goods being of interest to inter-traders and ordered for sale overseas, according to a senior official of the Export Promotion Department.

Malay Mail, Sun, 17 Jul 2005 9:11 PM PDT
Malay Mail Online http://www.mmail.com.my/Current_News/MM/Monday/Sport/20050718111525/Article/index_html
LAST Saturday saw another successful soccer tournament organised for veteran footballers by the Ulu Klang Recreation Club (UKRC) at their clubhouse in Ampang.

Wrestling News, Sun, 17 Jul 2005 8:20 PM PDT
eWrestling News [Major News & Preview Concerning RAW Tonight!] http://www.ewrestlingnews.com/cgi-bin/headlines/7821.shtml
Major News & Preview Concerning RAW Tonight! Will Hogan accept HBK's challenge? Two weeks ago, Shawn Michaels laid out the Immortal Hulk Hogan with "Sweet Chin Music." Last week he was on Piper's Pit and told Hogan that there was a price to pay for immortality.

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Monday, July 18, 2005 6:02 AM PDT
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Miami Herald, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 0:59 AM PDT
MAKING WAVES http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/local/12157575.htm?source=rss&channel=miamiherald_local
The bikini-clad models backstage before the Inca swimsuit runway show demanded more lavender-scented Johnson's Baby Oil Gel to make their long limbs look longer still.

Idaho Press-Tribune, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 0:43 AM PDT
Boy meets his hero at water park http://www.idahopress.com/articles/2005/07/18/news/news1.txt
MERIDIAN -- SpongeBob SquarePants left his comfortable hometown of Bikini Bottom and braved temperatures near 100 for a special stop at Roaring Springs Water Park.

Sydney Morning Herald, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 5:53 AM PDT
How the Sith was sunk http://www.smh.com.au/news/the-tribal-mind/how-the-sith-was-sunk/2005/07/18/1121538910357.html
Last week The Tribal Mind pointed out that Stars Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith had made far less than expected at the Australian box office, and wondered if readers could explain this. Could they! We got 430 responses - the most for any of this column's feedback requests.

The Buffalo News, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 6:00 AM PDT
Sign on and hear those magical words: You've got dates http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20050718/1060248.asp
Unchain their hearts. Having dissected hospital care, Boston politics and the New York City police department, ABC News producer Terence Wrong turns to the hot pursuit of Mr. Right in his latest summertime documentary series.

MTV Music Television, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 3:11 AM PDT
MTV.com - Movies - Features and Interviews http://www.mtv.com/shared/movies/features/s/simpson_jessica_050706/
As everybody knows, those boots are made for walking — and Jessica Simpson has made some big strides in them over the last few years.

Courier-Post, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 1:09 AM PDT
It's best to balance your passion with a little good sense http://www.courierpostonline.com/news/living/f071805b.htm
When push comes to shove, I can be a big man, face the music and own up to my mistakes.

Kansas City Star, Mon, 18 Jul 2005 5:54 AM PDT
Athletes not pitching as often http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/sports/12160615.htm
Y ou’ve probably seen the commercial by now. Lance Armstrong, rattled but stubborn, announcing at a news conference in 1996 that he was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

Detroit News, Sun, 17 Jul 2005 9:58 PM PDT
Newsmakers http://www.detnews.com/2005/events/0507/18/E05-250627.htm
Just because Cameron Diaz didn't want the topless photos she posed for early in her career to receive mass distribution -- and likely appear in such classy publications as Celebrity Skin and Hustler -- doesn't mean she was embarrassed about them.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sun, 17 Jul 2005 9:11 PM PDT
Cockroach Hall of Fame draws curious customers http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05199/539199.stm
PLANO, Texas -- The Cockroach Hall of Fame Museum -- an aging collection of the despised insects dressed in tiny outfits -- isn't much to see. But the creepy exhibit draws curiosity-seekers from across the country.

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