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Tsai Ing-wen's Victory Scripts a Path Forward for Taiwan
Tsai Ing-wen's challenge will be to push for change without upsetting a fragile cross-strait status quo.
By Rupakjyoti Borah for The Diplomat
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The election of Tsai Ing-wen as the next president of Taiwan is a major shift in Taiwan's domestic politics, which will in turn also have a significant impact on the island's foreign policy. It marks an end to eight years of KMT (Kuomintang) rule and the election of the first female president of Taiwan. In a first, the KMT has lost its majority in the Legislative Yuan (Parliament). In recent polls, the pro-independence DPP (Democratic Progressive Party) won an absolute majority in Taiwan's 113-seat legislature with 68 seats, a big increase from its earlier tally of 40 while the KMT's tally tumbled from 64 to 35.
What are the main implications of Tsai Ing-wen's victory?
First, Tsai's victory means that cross-strait relations are in for a makeover, as during the KMT-era relations between Taiwan and mainland China had been at an all-time high, which culminated in a historic meeting between the Taiwanese and the Chinese presidents last year in Singapore.
Second, Tsai will have to take major steps to improve the health of the economy since the disaffection of ordinary Taiwanese with the health of the economy played a major role in the KMT's downfall. According to some estimates, the Taiwanese economy is expected to grow at a rate of just 2.32 percent in 2016 and wages have remained stagnant for many years on end. In addition, cheap products from competitors in China have cut into the market of Taiwanese electronics companies.
Third, Taiwan's ties with the U.S. and Japan are set to improve. Under the KMT administration, relations with countries other than mainland China had been relegated to the sidelines. In her initial moves after being elected, Tsai Ing-wen has already called for freedom of navigation in the South China Sea and for improving ties with Japan.
Fourth, young Taiwanese are increasingly asserting themselves in the political milieu. These elections mark a new era in Taiwanese politics with the election of new legislators like Huang Kuo-chang, a leader of the Sunflower Movement. In the 2014 Sunflower Movement students occupied the Taiwanese Parliament demanding more transparency from the government regarding a trade pact with Beijing. Huang's New Power Party (NPP) incidentally has become the third-largest party in Taiwan's Parliament with 5 seats. Another notable victory was that of rock star Freddy Lim, who was elected on a NPP ticket.
What is Tsai Ing-wen signalling?
First, in her victory speech, Tsai promised to preserve the status quo in relations with China. She will have a bigger challenge at home trying to revive the economy and making it less dependent on China. It will also be interesting to watch whether the new president-elect will accept the so-called "1992 consensus," which implies that both sides of the Taiwan Strait accept that there is "One-China," though the interpretations vary.
Second, it is highly unlikely that the president-elect will rock the boat as far as cross-strait ties are concerned. The status quo is more than likely to prevail, but she will widen Taiwan's options with regards to trading and security partners. Another reason she will not risk rocking the boat is because Washington is in no mood to get into any kind of uncomfortable situation in the region, given the headaches it already faces including tensions on the Korean peninsula, China-Japan tensions over the Japanese-held Senkaku islands (which China claims as well), and other issues like the ongoing territorial spat between China and the Philippines.
Third, Beijing may use a slew of steps to make the new president-elect accept the so-called "1992 consensus." Before the elections, the number of tourists from the mainland to Taiwan saw a decline. While this may or may not have directly orchestrated by Beijing, Taiwan may increasingly face additional such pressure from the mainland. However, given the strong mandate that Tsai Ing-wen has received in these recent elections, she has ample leverage to assert a stronger Taiwanese identity without derailing the cross-strait status quo.
Dr. Rupakjyoti Borah is a Research Fellow with the Japan Forum for Strategic Studies, Tokyo. Between February and December 2015, he was based in Taiwan as a Visiting Scholar. The views expressed are personal. He tweets at @rupakj.
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How important is revenge as a motivating theme in Hamlet?
There are several themes intertwined in Shakespeare's Hamlet but perhaps most prevalent is that of revenge. It is the focus of three important characters; Fortinbras, Laertes and Hamlet himself, all of whom seek to avenge the deaths of their fathers. Throughout the play revenge is a dominant theme that envelops Hamlet and sometimes causes him to act irrationally, such as when he stabs and kills Polonius through a curtain purely through instinct based on a chance that the unseen character may be Claudius. Many critics have suggested that Hamlet is an opportunist and his murder of Polonius supports this. However, this opportunist thinking is brought about by the bloodthirsty notion of revenge which is most definitely the main theme of the play. Unfortunately this revenge blinds Hamlet and ultimately leads him to commit sins which in turn lead not only to his own death but also the death of his family, the woman he loves and the loss of the Danish throne to Norwegian hands.
The first sense of revenge in the play is introduced through the ghost of Hamlet's murdered father, whose message to his son cries for vengeance against Claudius, now King of Denmark, for murdering him and marrying his Queen; "Ghost: The serpent that did sting thy father's life now wears his crown. Hamlet: O my prophetic soul! My uncle? Ghost: Ay, that incestuous, that adulterate beast." From this early stage the theme of revenge motivates Hamlet and at that moment he appears prepared to kill Claudius in cold blood where he stands. However, as time progresses Hamlet takes little to no action and the audience may begin to doubt whether he can really fulfil his role as the glorious revenger he originally aspired to be and from this we may question how motivational revenge truly is. It is not until Hamlet witnesses the players (actors) in court that he seizes the opportunity to confirm Claudius' guilt to himself. This is not surprising when we consider that Elizabethan attitudes to the supernatural were very negative and might perceive the ghost to be a sinful subject of Satan and therefore a Shakespearian audience are likely to have approached the ghost of Old Hamlet with caution and might forgive Hamlet's delayed sense of revenge as a result. However, presented with the opportunity to confirm Claudius' guilt for himself Hamlet hastily hatches a plan to present a play mirroring the actions that Claudius apparently took against his father ("The Murder of Gonzago" which he also refers to as 'The Mouse Trap'). The play within the play is a significant milestone in clearing Hamlet's mind on his path to be a true revenger. He slyly unnerves Claudius prior to the play, hinting that he knows Claudius has every reason to feel awkward and guilty presented with this play; "'tis a knavish piece of work, but what o' that? Your majesty and we that have free souls, it touches us not."
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Distribute photocopies of the "Super Hero Alias Word Search".
Hire or invite a local face painter. Or, supply face paint, brushes, and sponges for the children to paint their own or each other's faces.
Invite a drama club or theater group to perform a scene from a play and discuss make-up, costumes, and acting.
Kids Around the World Create! by Arlette N. Braman.
Multicultural Folktales: Readers Theater for Elementary Students by Suzanne I. Barchers.
Starting Face Painting by Fiona Watt.


The Franco-German Historial of the Great War at Hartmannswillerkopf is a historical, memorable and educational institution. It offers a global vision of the First World War by highlighting the specificities of the mountain war, particularly on the Hartmannswillerkopf. The permanent exhibition focuses on duality and then Franco-German friendship, from the individual level, with the relationships forged between the fighters during and after the conflict, to the international ceremonies, notably those of 3 August 2014 presided over by Presidents Gauck and Holland and 10 November 2017, presided over by Presidents Macron and Steinmeier.


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This Version of the C4 Med has been modified to work with Delta Force Land Warrior and contains a new C4.exe file, Def Files, Data and Med Pictures for the following..
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For use with the C4 med.
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This adds dozens of DF2 objects including vehicles to DFLW. 7 New terrains are also added. Beta version 04. Includes copies of stock .trn files with new names to help prevent players without the mod from joining your server.
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From Terranova, a fix for some errors in the Original DFLW:EXP install.
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Having trouble using the mission editor under Windows 2000? This is a version made to be used under Windows 98, ME, 2000 and XP!! Unlocked!
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All 7 of the available DFLW Unlocked Meds I have collected over the years..
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This is a crack for DF:LW that lets the server host up to 32 players. Need a fast connection for it to work. - Made by Cossie.
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New DF commander with new functions available.
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Extra missions for playing in single player.
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Pinger/IP joiner tool for DF: LandWarrior.
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This is the updated NO CD patch for Land Warrior!! For version 1.00.42, it will allow you to play LW without the CD in the drive!
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A document written by Stevie B, for all the Z values of buildings and vehicles.
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A very nice program for all you out there who like it to make good maps. With this program you can see all standard maps into a 3D preview. You can adjust the water level to make your preview even more detailed. - Made by KK@NL.
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Playing on servers IP adress, easy drag and drop from novalobby. One of the best DF:LW join server tool ever made.
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IP4LW patch for using the latest updates from NovaLogic/NovaWorld.
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Time to recycle some old canvas.
Initially, this was a class-assigned painting from 2008—a study in complementary colors blue and orange. The other day, I finished painting over it with another study in blue and orange. Same canvas; same color palette. But the new study is based on the mountain next door.
Much better. I'm not fond of abstract stuff.
Really? Well, the abstract was a good learning exercise, but the landscape is more my style. Thanks!


Sometimes the best way to experience a place is to just be. Paris is one of those places. Get lost. Walk to a corner and toss a coin about which way to turn. Stroll the winding stone laden streets, smelling the fresh pastries drifting from the open door of a patisserie, listening to the bells of a nearby church or the water of the Seine as it follows the same course it has for centuries.
The cobblestones fan out in front of your feet as you move along. Cloudy days are best, even with a little drizzle as it provides an atmosphere you just can't find anywhere else. Maybe stop by a cafe and have a chocolat – sit and just watch the world go by. See the lovers stroll hand in hand as they sneak a quick kiss when they think no one is looking. An old lady walks her little dog down the street and it is dressed almost better than she is, with a Chanel collar and tiny fur coat.
Down by the river are the stalls. Flip through the old books, magazines and illustrations. Perhaps buy one with the thought of resting by the small pond in the Tulieries, perusing your reading material and watching as children place the colorful sailboats on the still water.
Duck under the archway of the Louvre's back entrance to ride out a passing shower.
Pass colorful flower stalls, smell the roses – I dare you not to buy some. Marvel at architecture not found anywhere else. Pass beneath the stern brow of the Conciergerie and imagine what the crowds must have been like on the day Marie Antoinette was taken from her prison and driven by wagon to her execution. Paris is much different now, but in many ways, still the same.
As the day begins to wind down, find yourself at the magical carousel near the Eiffel Tower, its lights twinkling in the fading sunlight. Paris is dreamlike and forever surprising…cherish your time in it.
I agree! Paris is beautiful! 🙂 Thanks!


As a result I thought I would post our own updated list of companion plants for him and anyone else interested. Thank you for your generosity in sharing the companion plants guide… It is very useful!!
One way to propagate roses is from rose cuttings taken from the rose bush one desires to have more of. The best time to take rose cuttings and rooting roses is in the cooler months, perhaps starting in September, as the success rate is higher for home gardeners at this time.
The rose cutting should be 6 to 8 inches in length measuring down the stem from the base of the bloom.
The planting site for growing roses from cuttings should be one where they will get good exposure from the morning sun, yet shielded from the hot afternoon sun.
To start rose bush from cuttings, once the rose cuttings have been taken and brought to the planting site, take out a single cutting and remove the lower leaves only. The next step when you grow roses from cuttings is to use a pencil or metal probe push down into the planting site soil to make a hole that is deep enough to plant the cutting up to about 50 percent of its overall length.
Once the new roses have taken root well and have begun to grow, they may be moved to their permanent locations in your rose beds or gardens.
Rugosa roses are known to produce an abundance of rose hips, these wonderful roses can be grown for the multi-purpose of enjoying their beautiful blooms set against their wonderful foliage as well as using the hips they produce. If the rose hips are left on the bush and never harvested, the birds will find them and peck out the seeds, eating these fine fruits as a great source of nourishment in the winter months and beyond.
Wildlife aren't the only ones benefiting from rose hips, as they are a great source of vitamin C for us too.
If using rose hips for food, be very careful to use rose hips from roses that have not been treated with any form of pesticides that are not specifically labeled as okay for food producing crops. When harvesting rose hips for the various uses, they are typically left on the bush until after the first frost, which causes them to turn a nice bright red and also makes them somewhat soft. The rose hips can be harvested when ripe for their seeds and placed in the refrigerator or other cold place to go through a cold moist period, called stratification. The possibility that nature holds the keys to helping us should come as no surprise, as there are many other published cases.
The differences between a miniature rose bush and a miniflora rose bush can be of importance to gardeners. Miniature rose bushes can be 10 to 24 inches in height and their blooms are 1 ? inches or less across in size.
A gardening method which makes use of the synergistic properties found in nature: cooperation between plants to achieve optimum health and viability. My East Texas garden is already growing very nicely and this companion planting chart has been a great guideline to me. Keep in mind that some rose bushes may still be protected under patent rights and thus, are not to be propagated by anyone other than the patent holder.
I recommend keeping a jar or can of water handy so that the fresh cuttings may be placed directly into the water after making the cutting. Make a small slit with a sharp knife on one or two sides of the lower portion of the cutting, not a deep cut but just enough to penetrate the outer layer of the cutting. It is extremely important that the soil moisture for the cuttings does not dry out at this rooting time. This means that the bottom part is a hardier rootstock that will withstand cold and heat better than the top and more desired part of the rose bush.
The old-fashioned shrub roses also produce wonderful rose hips and offer the same enjoyment.
Bears and other animals love to find patches of wild roses and harvest the rose hips too, especially after just coming out of hibernation. Even though the pesticide may be labeled as safe for food producing crops, it is highly recommended to find organically grown rose hips with no such chemical treatments.
They have also been used to make medicinal concoctions to help strengthen the heart and take away the shaking and trembling such conditions bring. Any remaining bloom is then trimmed off and the rose hip is pruned off the bush as closely as possible to the base of the swollen bulb-shaped hips. Once they have gone through this process, the seeds can be prepped and planted to hopefully grow a new rose bush. When deciding what size container to use or where in the rose bed or garden to plant them, the size of the rose bush or its "habit" does factor into the decision. These can be 6 to 12 inches tall and the blooms are exceptionally small in the range of ? inch to 1 inch across.
The average miniflora rose bush size is 2 ? to 4 ? feet tall and can be within that range for plant width as well.
Trial and error is the best choice to begin companion planting but the chart below should lead you in the right direction…. The jar will help to hold humidity in, but can be a problem if it is subjected to a lot of hot afternoon sun, as it will overheat the cutting and kill it, thus the need for shielding against the exposure to the hot afternoon sun when you root roses.
The new rose bushes must be well protected against the hard winter freezes in their first year as well as extreme heat stress conditions.
Starting a rose bush from cuttings places the new rose bush on its own roots, so it may not be as hardy in cold climates or in extreme heat conditions climates. They are precious fruit as well as containers for rose seeds that some rose bushes produce; however, most modern roses do not produce rose hips. It is not known of the success these old concoctions actually performed; however, they must have had some success at the time.
It is said that one should not use any aluminum pans or utensils on the rose hips during this preparation process, as the aluminum tends to destroy the vitamin C. Below, I will explain the difference between a miniature rose bush and a miniflora rose bush. Some are not very hardy for the rose bed or garden and would do better in a pot with good drainage and perhaps in the greenhouse.
The miniflora class was developed for those rose bushes that grow too large in bush or bloom size to be classified as miniatures, yet they are still smaller in bloom size than the floribundas, grandifloras and hybrid teas. Watering of the planting site every other day may be required to keep the soil moist but do not create a standing water or muddy soils situation.
Being on its own root system can cause the new rose bush to be far less hardy than its mother rose bush.
Rose hips have a sweet, yet tangy, flavor and can be used dried, fresh or preserved for future use. For those of us whom have arthritis, it appears that rose hips may also have value in helping us with the pain it brings. The rose hips can then be dried by spreading out the prepared halves on a tray in single layers so that they dry well, or they may be placed in a dehydrator or oven on the lowest setting. Keep reading for more rose hip information and learn how to harvest rose hips and take advantage of all they have to offer. Steeping them to make rose hip tea is a common way that rose hips are used, making not only a nicely flavored tea but also one with good vitamin C content. To store the halves after this drying process, place them in a glass jar and keep them in a dark, cool place.
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We are pleased to stock a selection of beautiful monochrome prints by the Berlin based Coco Lapine Design. The 'Ketos' prints are now printed on heavier 250g Matt art print paper.
The word 'kētos' in Greek, means a large ocean creature like a sea monster or whale. In this poster, five beautiful whale species are shaped from several different layers of paint textures and strokes. The whales are shown in relative size and are described by their scientific name, appropriate size and weight.


This is a circular route of approx 650M follows the perimeter boundary of Hinckley Road recreation ground starting and finishing from the car park off Hinckley Road.
The route is reasonably flat and a tarmac surface makes it suitable for most users.
Distance markers are inserted at 100M intervals with a full circuit being approximately 650M.
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Arts & Culture » Performing Arts Feature
David Cross is 'Making America Great Again!'
The comedian goes on his first stand-up tour in six years.
by Brianna Wellen
Frazer Harrison/Getty David Cross
Wed 3/16, 7:30 and 10 PM, the Vic, 3145 N. Sheffield, jamusa.com, $39.
David Cross has a knack for getting involved with deeply beloved but underwatched projects. All three of the TV shows he's starred in have been labeled "cult classics": Arrested Development; Mr. Show With Bob and David, currently revived for Netflix as With Bob and David; and The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret (he also had a hand in the creation and writing of the latter two programs). But now, thanks to two decades of appearances on television, in movies, and in comedy clubs around the world, he's turned into something of a household name. To further assert his presence, he's hitting the road with the most stand-up dates he's ever performed on a single tour, visiting cities he's never been to, on his "Making America Great Again!" trip.
I spoke with Cross over the phone and we ended up talking about his return to stand-up, political comedy, and making Mr. Show available to everyone.
What made you decide to go back on a stand-up tour after six years?
It was two different things that happened simultaneously. One was that we were gonna do more of Bob and David, and that got postponed. I found out that I had to have a major surgery and there's a long recovery period. So I thought, if I can't work on anything else in front of the camera, I'll try to put together some stand-up and do a tour.
A lot of things you work on recently came back from a long hiatus: Arrested Development, Todd Margaret, Bob and David. Is that your MO?
It's happenstance. Obviously the Arrested thing has been talked about and in the works for years and years and years. Todd Margaret didn't make much of an impact on IFC when it aired, but then over the years it got this whole cult following on Netflix, and there was a bit of an international fan base to it, enough certainly for IFC to approach years later about doing another series. And then Bob and David was something that we've always wanted to do. That came about because we realized the 20th anniversary of Mr. Show was coming up, and why not use that as an excuse to get together? Those just all happened to converge at the same time.
What was it like going from all those collaborative projects to working on your personal stand-up?
I've been doing stand-up in between projects for the better part of two decades. It's always nice when you're working in a democracy with other people and you can't get certain jokes in, even though it's your show—that how it works. It's nice to go, well, fuck it, I'll just talk about that in my stand-up.
How has your stand-up changed over the years?
I have no set formula. But this set that I'm doing and as it's shaped up to be and is shaping up to be—it's always changing, it's pretty amorphous: I would say it turns out to be about a third anecdotal stuff, things I've observed and things that happened to me on a plane. Then a third of it is some kind of political or topical zeitgeisty stuff with religion thrown in. And then a third is just pure silly, stupid jokes—dumb stand-up goofy jokes.
That's not any formula that I try to work around, but that's pretty much what it ends up being.
You've never been afraid to make political jokes, and now is a time ripe for that. Especially with the name of your tour, is that a bigger focus this time around?
There are so many places where you can get that kind of political joke, [an] observation based on something that happened that day or the day before, and it used to not be like that. Now you've got so many sources of it: Daily Show, Colbert, Samantha Bee, Larry Wilmore, Bill Maher, the Onion—there's tons and tons of them. So I probably don't do as much as people might think, especially because of the title, which is really just that I had to come up with a title. The guy called and said, "Hey I need something by the end of the day." [Laughs.] I talk a little bit about Trump. There's topical stuff, and there's stuff about gun control.
What was it like going to work on Bob and David after 20 years?
It was so much fun. Bob and I had been writing together for roughly a month, because that's how we always did Mr. Show. Bob and I would meet for a month before we brought the writers in, just very informally kick ideas around, show sketch ideas either finished or half complete, and just work with each other and just shoot the shit really to make each other laugh. That first time we brought all the other writers in will go down in my lifetime as one of the five best days I've ever had. There was so much laughter—I haven't laughed that hard in a two-hour period in my life. It was great to see everybody again and everyone immediately just falling into the same roles and dynamics of who's making fun of who. Bob and I were really energized and excited by that meeting and just had a great time. We will definitely do it again. Hopefully we'll be able to do more than four next time.
Do you feel like you've reached a larger audience on Netflix, one who might now be able to appreciate the original Mr. Show?
Maybe. It's not available anywhere. That's a small part of why we wanted to get the show back on—we were hoping that whoever owns it would say, "Hey, let's put this back up, it's worth airing again." But it's not available to anybody, and it's really a source of frustration to both of us and really disappointing. But that's business, right?
Should we get a hashtag going to get those shows released?
Do it! You know more about that world than I do. Get on it.
How has the current tour been going so far?
This is going to sound cheesy, but it has truly been so much fun. I forgot how satisfying and fun this is. I remember very vividly at the end of my last tour being in Washington, D.C., saying, "I promise it won't be another five years till my next show!" And then of course [laughs] it was another five years. It's really been so cool going out there and seeing people and meeting people and going to places I normally would never go to. This is a pretty extensive tour.
Will this tour end with a special and an album?
Oh yeah. I'm taping a special in Austin on April 21. We're going to do it the same way I did the last special I put out, where the stuff that airs on TV will be somewhat different than the stuff on the CD. There will be lots of new material coming out when I'm done with the tour. v
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