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Monument Valley, Utah
by answermba|Published December 10, 2022
Probably the best known and most famous motifs of the western part of the USA are the huge rocks in Monument Valley. Surrounded by an empty, sandy desert, the isolated red mesa and remnant mountains have been filmed and photographed countless times for movies, brochures, and commercials.
Even at first glance, this panorama looks familiar. The bright and strong colors – as you already know them from the many pictures – actually correspond to reality. Monument Valley is not a 'valley' per se, but rather a vast, desert-like expanse of land punctuated by towering, giant boulders that tower hundreds of meters into the air. They are remnants of the layers of sandstone that once covered the entire region.
Sacred to the Navajo Nation, Monument Valley is located in the northern part of the great reservation in the Four Corners Area (the only point in the United States where four states – Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico – meet). Monument Valley has not changed in appearance for many millennia. Some of the most well-known formations are the "Mittens", two eroded elevations with thumb-like towers. Other monoliths and towers have been given names such as 'Castle Butte', 'Sitting Hen' and 'Three Sisters', said to resemble three Catholic nuns in costume. The North Window site offers the most dramatic and photogenic panoramas. Before Monument Valley was discovered by Hollywood in the 1940s and before tourism became a lucrative business, the area was completely lonely and deserted. At John Ford's Point, Najavo families often sell silver and turquoise jewelry.
According to ask4beauty.com, the region lies entirely within the Navajo Indian Reservation on the Utah-Arizona border. Goulding was founded in 1923 as a trading post and has the main service facilities for travelers and visitors.
Behind the village, a paved side road leads north-west to Oljato Mesa, a place very rarely visited by tourists. From here there is a great panoramic view of the valley.
Goulding's Lodge
The originally stone built, two storey trading post at Goulding's Lodge is now a historical museum. It was founded by Harry Goulding, a state sheep inspector, and his wife Leone when they settled in Utah in 1923. In 1938, when Harry heard that director John Ford was planning to shoot a new western, he and his wife traveled to Hollywood to propose to the studio bosses that the next film be set in Monument Valley. His goal was to bring new jobs to the impoverished region. The project was successful and the region became the main location for Ford's films. The building itself was later inhabited by John Wayne in the western She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949). Today, tours with Navajo guides are offered from Goulding's Lodge.
Monument Valley information
Location and size
Monument Valley is a plain on the Colorado Plateau on the southern border of the US state of Utah and Arizona. Located in the Four Corners region on the Arizona-Utah border, it lies west of the Colorado and New Mexico state lines at nearly 6,000 feet (1,900 m) above sea level.
The territory of the Navajo Nation covers almost 69,000 km² and thus the entire north-eastern quarter of the state of Arizona as well as parts of New Mexico and Utah. Vast areas of untouched wilderness, majestic canyons, mountain meadows, arid deserts, flatlands and blue skies characterize the land of the Navajo people. Monument Valley covers a small portion of the Navajo Reservation.
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By car, motorcycle or bus:
There is only one road through Monument Valley: US 163, which connects Kayenta, Arizona and US 191 in Utah.
Coming from the north, the Utah-Arizona border offers the best views of the valley and also of the entire Southwest. The long, endless road leads straight to the 300m high red cliffs that surround the road.
The road continues through the mesas to Monument Pass, from where some gravel roads cross the red sandy landscape to the east and west, giving an even more intense impression of the stone formations. These trails lead to the Navajo Reservations, which is why one should maintain a certain degree of discretion (take care when taking photos, be quiet, …).
The area is also good for hiking, although there are no official hiking trails.
One possible route is around the group formation on the southeast side of Monument Pass. The trail is almost 6 km long and crosses some smaller bodies of water, cliffs and mesas.
Hours and Seasons
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park Visitor Center
May – September, daily 6am – 8pm
October – April, daily 8am – 5pm
Thanksgiving: 8am – noon
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park Scenic Drive
May – September, daily 6:00am – 8:00pm
October – April, daily 8:00am – 4:30pm
Monument Valley, Utah 84536
Tel: (435) 727-5874/ 5879/ 5870
USD 20 per vehicle for up to four occupants, each additional person USD 6, children under 6 years are free. USD 10 for hikers, bikers or motorcyclists.
Cottonwood Campground
Campsites are allocated on a first come, first serve basis. No possibility to empty the waste water tanks. There is a public toilet at the View Restaurant & Gift Shop. cottonwoodrvpark
Goulding's Campground offers clean, modern campsites overlooking Monument Valley. The campground is approximately 10 km (6 miles) from Monument Valley Tribal Park. www.gouldings.com/campground
The best time to visit is in spring or autumn when temperatures are moderate. Summer is scorching hot. In winter the park is mostly deserted.
Average temperatures in Monument Valley in °C
Month Jan Feb March Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Max 6 10 16 20 26 32 34 33 28 21 12 7
Min -4 -1 3 7 11 17 20 19 15 8 2 -3
Navajo Tribal Park
Although much can be admired from the main road, much of the scenery is hidden behind long, straight bluffs (the Mitchell and Wetherill Mesas) east of the road, on the Arizona side. This is part of Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, which is accessed via a short side road directly across from the Goulding turnoff. The Visitor Center at Lookout Point offers stunning views across the valley with the three most photographed rocks, the East and West Mitten Buttes, and Merrick Butte.
Valley Drive
The view from the lookout at Lookout Point is absolutely spectacular. However, most of the Navajo Tribal Park can only be discovered from Valley Drive . The 27 km long gravel road starts at the visitor center and heads southeast towards the towering cliffs and mesas. There are eleven viewpoints along the way, offering the best views of John Ford's Point, Artist's Point, North Window and Three Sisters. One of the most well-known stops is Totem Pole , the often-photographed spire is a 137-meter-tall rock just a few meters wide.
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The road is dusty, sometimes steep and quite uneven. You don't necessarily need a four-wheel drive car – except after heavy rains. The gravel road can also be driven on with normal cars, as well as with small mobile homes (note the rental regulations of the car rental companies, whether this is also allowed!). The best way to do this is to take a tour with one of the Navajo guides available to book at the visitor center. In any case, the experience is worth it! A typical tour lasts at least 2 hours. Tourists are not allowed to hike or walk off-road.
There is a lot to see along Valley Drive, although many views are of the same formations just viewed from different angles. Some of the narrower 'buttes' look very different from one side than the other. This portion of Monument Valley is one of the most impressive large-scale landscapes in the entire American Southwest. Most notable are the high peaks and thin rock formations that contrast beautifully with the orange sand all around. Most of the park is empty desert, with dry and sandy slopes leading to Navajo settlements.
Away from Valley Drive, a visit is only possible with a guided tour. In these remote areas one can see eroded rocks, ancient caves and cliff dwellings, natural arches and petroglyphs (rock carvings from prehistoric times). Another reason to hire a Navajo guide, by the way.
The only hiking trail that may be hiked without a guide is the 3-mile Wildcat Trail, which begins south of the Visitor Center and loops around West Mitten Butte.
All other routes or tours off Valley Drive must be accompanied by a Navajo guide. The cost is approximately USD 50 per hour. Another alternative is to book a group tour, which usually costs between USD 50 to USD 150 per person for tours lasting up to one day. Commonly visited locations include Mitchell Mesa, Hunts Mesa, Teardrop Arch, Douglas Mesa, and Mystery Valley. Many companies offer such tours. There are also jeep safaris and horseback riding excursions. Some tours include one or more nights in a tent.
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New york song
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube I got a pocketful of dreams aby I'm from New York! Concrete jungle where dreams are made of There's nothing you can't do, now you're in New York! These streets will make you feel brand new New York, New York by Frank Sinatra While this song is often credited to 'Ol Blue Eyes, it was originally written for and performed by Liza Minnelli in Martin Scorsese's 1977 film New York, New York. Sinatra recorded it two years later, but since then his rendition has become the unofficial anthem of New York City
Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' ode to New York, Empire State of Mind made this list of New York songs. This 2009 hit, definitely does justice to the city that never sleeps. Andrew W.K. loves to party everywhere, including New York. His song I Love New York City will get anyone in the mood for a fun night in NYC From JAY-Z and Alicia Keys ' NYC anthem Empire State of Mind to LCD Soundsystem 's melancholy New York, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down and beyond, we decided to take a look back at some tracks that have honored the city in song The song breathes aspiration, and is itself a fairly recent arrival: Broadway's John Kander and Fred Ebb wrote it for Liza Minnelli to sing in 1977's New York, New York>(a film set in the '40s.
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Theme from New York, New York (aussi connu sous le titre New York, New York) est la chanson thématique du film New York, New York de Martin Scorsese sorti en 1977. Elle est composée par John Kander, avec des paroles de Fred Ebb. Cette chanson est interprétée dans le film par Liza Minnelli
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New York, New York New York, New York I want to wake up, in a city that never sleeps Je veux me réveiller, dans la ville qui ne dort jamais And find I'm A number one, top of the list Et constater que je suis Le premier A, Le sommet de la liste King of the hill, A number one Le roi de la colline, Le premier A (Chorus) (Refrain) Publié par Jeremi 10406 3 4 6 le 15 janvier 2004, 19:08.
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Frank Sinatra began performing this in 1978 at concerts in New York's Radio City Music Hall. His version was released on his 1980 triple album Trilogy: Past, Present and Future, which was highly acclaimed and brought the singer back in the public eye. New York, New York quickly became one of Sinatra's signature songs An Evening of New York Songs and Stories was recorded in 2018 during Vega's two-week residency at The Carlyle Café, a legendary venue within the Carlyle Hotel in New York's posh Upper East Side... An Evening of New York Songs and Stories with Suzanne Vega. Where: Live-stream from Blue Note Jazz Club in New York. When: 6 p.m. Oct. 7, noon Oct. 8 (Pacific Daylight Time) Tickets: $24. Visit. Voici un nouvel opus de la série des jeux Shark Attack, situé cette fois à New-York sur la côte Atlantique des États-Unis. Notre requin est toujours aussi affamé et avide de sang, et ce ne sont pas les proies qui manquent... Vous allez l'aider à apaiser sa faim en le dirigeant, avec les touches directionnelles, vers toutes les cibles potentielles. Prenez de l'élan en plongeant.
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New York Melody ou Nouveau Refrain (Begin Again) est une comédie dramatique américaine écrite et réalisée par John Carney sortie en 2013 Synopsis. Greta et Dave ont quitté l'Angleterre pour emménager à New York. Ils ont tous les deux une grande passion... la musique. Dave a décroché un contrat solo avec une grosse maison de production. Après être parti à Los Angeles pour.
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In honor of this strong, beautiful city, we rounded up 25 of the best songs ever written about New York. There were a bunch to sift through, and we undoubtedly left off a few of your favorites.
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Theme from New York, New York (or New York, New York) is the theme song from the Martin Scorsese film New York, New York (1977), composed by John Kander, with lyrics by Fred Ebb.It was written for and performed in the film by Liza Minnelli.It remains one of the best-known songs about New York City.In 2004 it finished #31 on AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs survey of top tunes in American Cinema
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New York, New York est à l'origine la chanson thématique du film Son orchestration et son texte très porteur, en ont par la suite fait une must sing-a-long song pour tous les New Yorkais, visiteurs, et autres amateurs de la ville. Cependant, il est à noter que malgré la popularité de la version de Frank Sinatra, Liza Minelli en fit de nombreuses représentations lives.
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New York Minute MP3 Song by Eagles from the album Hell Freezes Over. Download New York Minute song on Gaana.com and listen Hell Freezes Over New York Minute song offline New York is a pretty big city, big enough that there's more than one type of prototypical New Yorker. When she released her debut album in 1985, Suzanne Vega seemed very much a New Yorker, a well-groomed but card-carrying Greenwich Village bohemian who emerged in the wake of anti-folk and the Fast Folk magazine crowd with an acoustic guitar and a stack of songs Écoutez New York Song par Dark Dark Dark - The Snow Magic. Deezer : musique en streaming gratuite. Découvrez plus de 56 millions de titres, créez et écoutez vos propres playlists et partagez vos titres préférés avec vos amis
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New York City isn't for the faint of heart. The downtown grit, the uptown glamour, and the make it there attitude that Frank Sinatra so eloquently immortalized in his iconic song, New York, New.. Ce n'est pas le restaurant le moins cher de New York car il faut bien payer le cadre et le concept Il faut compter entre 10 et 15 $ pour l'entrée, une bonne vingtaine de dollars pour un burger, 20$ pour des pâtes et 25 à 30 $ pour un plat classique. Ces prix sont sans les taxes et sans le service. Les taxes sont ajoutées automatiquement et vous devrez vous-même ajouter 15% minimum. Joni Mitchell sang of butterscotch sunshine and a fleeting rainbow on Chelsea Morning, a song from her 1969 classic Clouds.She didn't depict the hustle and bustle of New York. To this end I offer these as the New York Songlines. An oral culture uses song as the most efficient way to remember and transmit large amounts of information; the Web is our technological society's closest equivalent. Each Songline will follow a single pathway, whether it goes by one name or several; the streets go from river to river, while the avenues stop at 59th Street, which is my upper.
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Anyway, what I immediately started to think about was songs that defined New York rap to me as an outsider and somebody who didn't actually set foot in the city until I was 22 years old. That means that for a vast part of my foundational hip hop years, I viewed the whole thing from afar. I could do 100 (I actually did this in my head and it was EASY to come up with 100 songs), but for the.
Je vais tout recommencer , dans la vielle New York. if I can make it there, I'd make it anywhere. Si je peux y arriver la-bas , j'y arriverai n'importe où . Come on, come through. Allez , viens à travers . New York, New York. New York, New York. J'aime les paroles Lire l'originale-A + Envoyer à un ami imprimer. Interprète. Liza Minnelli. Label. BMG. Paroles certifiées par nos experts.
Background New York City was written during the sessions for Golden, but did not make the final track listing; despite this, it is a song Kylie has said she loved, though it was never recorded, and was a song that her and her band were constantly singing when travelling around.. With Kylie's announcement in September 2018 regarding a special cassette with access to special features, rumours.
Suzanne Vega - An Evening Of New York Songs And Stories (Cooking Vinyl) UK release date: 11 September 2000. by Nick Smith published: 11 Sep 2020 in Album Reviews. Tweet. Born in Santa Monica, California, Suzanne Vega moved to New York when she was just two years old. Raised in Spanish Harlem and the Upper West Side in Manhattan, she was swarmed by an eclectic mix of cultures and music and.
2. New York, New York, from On the Town. Three sailors, 24 hours, one city—Leonard Bernstein's first Broadway musical, On The Town (1954), kicks off with this rousing clarion call as a group of Navy boys hit New York on shore leave for one memorable day. Most New York lyric: The Bronx is up but the Battery's down / The people ride in a hole in the groun
ds us she's more than lived up to her promise and remains a quietly charismatic performer with plenty of songs worth hearing. All this publication's reviews; Read full review; Mojo. Sep 11, 2020. 60. She walks us through iconic and barely known songs from her repertoire, inspired by the city. [Jun 2020, p.93] All this publication's.
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Recorded in spring 2019, An Evening of New York Songs and Stories had been scheduled for release in February, Vega touring on the back of it. The tour has now been rescheduled for 2021 while the album stands as a paean to the city that arguably suffered more than any amid the Covid crisis. The collection, and Vega's chat, reminds us that New York is a collection of neighbourhoods, each one a. Woody Guthrie wrote a lot of songs that New York City figures in, most notably This Land Is Your Land. He wrote a few songs that are 100 percent New York, but they aren't his best songs.
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Serge Gainsbourg New York USA > Tweeter Partager par email Exporter Ajouter aux favoris Ajouter à ma playlist Serge Gainsbourg New York USA Discorama. video 03 janv. 1965 16217 vues 02min 14s. Devant une image de building et souvent filmé de dos, Serge GAINSBOURG chante seul et en play-back New York USA. Émission . Discorama. Production. producteur ou co-producteur. Office national de. New York Song This song is by Chumbawamba and appears on the album ABCDEFG (2010). First time in New York, just seventeen In a motel full of poets, drunks and Queens.
Die neuesten Looks, Trends und die Highlight-Outfits der Saison findest du in den Kollektionen unserer New Yorker-Marken Amisu, Smog, Fishbone und Censored New York City worksheets English Lessons for Kids - Videos, Printables, Games, Online Tests Teach kids with an engaging blended English program. A multi-level English curriculum featuring cartoon animated videos, engaging games, interactive tests and a progress tracker. Take a tour now! The Clever Printable and Digital Worksheet Maker - From just $3.33 p/m Quickworksheets is the smart cloud. Songfacts category - Songs inspired by New York City. Helter SkelterThe Beatles. The first version of The Beatles Helter Skelter was a 27 minute jam, so you can imagine what Ringo was going through pounding away all that time
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New York is diff'rent' cause there's no place else on earth quite like New York and that's why I LOVE NEW YORK. New York State Song. One of the original 13 colonies, New York is rich in history. The Dutch originally called the region New Netherland. New Amsterdam, which was established on Manhattan Island, later became New York City. The state is named for the Duke of York and Albany, who. I think the song is great, given that it depicts the nature of new york city, it allows your students to have a general sense of what's NY like. You can also include the Cultural component in your class by implementing this worksheet, there are some follow up questions that you can use in order to check comprhension of the lyrics and it also fosters students curiosity towards common places in. All of that is reason why picking the 100 Best New York City Rap Songs is no easy task. There's so much to choose from that so much still gets left out. For this list, we gave special preference. New York, New York, a wonderful town The Bronx is up and the Battery's down The people ride in a hole in the ground New York, New York, it's a wonderful town! --- Musical Interlude ---The famous places to visit are so many Or so the guidebooks say I told my grandpa I wouldn't miss on any And we got just one day Got to see the whole tow
New York is the twenty-second and final episode of Glee's second season and the forty-fourth episode overall. It premiered on May 24, 2011 one hour later at 9pm instead of the regular 8pm due to the finale of American Idol being on at that time on Fox.. As the Glee Club season settles towards the end of the year, New Directions have finally stepped foot into New York Voici ma rapide séquence sur New York : Séance 1 : PREZI NEW YORK qui est disponible ici : 3eme/prezi-new-york Les élèves ont pour devoir de finir leur fiche chez eux en revoyant le Prezi et d'apprendre 5 phrases de la fiche. Séance 2 : a. Correction de la fiche de travail PREZI puis rebrassage des éléments vus à partir de mots clefs. b. Reprise des points grammaticaux abordés au. Écoutez New York Song par Chumbawamba - ABCDEFG. Deezer : musique en streaming gratuite. Découvrez plus de 56 millions de titres, créez et écoutez vos propres. New York, a 1977 song by the Sex Pistols from Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols; Places United Kingdom. New York, Lincolnshire; New York, North Yorkshire; New York, Tyne and Wear; United States New York state. New York metropolitan area, the region encompassing New York City and its suburbs; New York County, covering the same area as the New York City borough of Manhattan New. Another song released ahead of the new live album is New York Is My Destination, which originally appeared on Vega's 2016 record, Lover, Beloved: Songs From an Evening With Carson McCullers.
In particular, they've been hating on the fact that she was named NYC's global tourism ambassador, and they've also been hating on her new song Welcome to New York Official State Song of New York. New York designated I Love New York by Steve Karmen as the official state song in 2009 (I Love NY was also adopted as the official state slogan in 2009). All State Songs. Song Lyrics. I LOVE NEW YORK. I LOVE NEW YORK. I LOVE NEW YORK There isn't another like it. No matter where you go. And nobody can compare it. It's win and place and show. New York is. New York n'applique pas de taxe sur les vêtements coûtant moins de 110 dollars, donc tu peux faire ton shopping tranquillement à New York aussi. En dehors des outlets et des magasins que tu cites, tu peux aussi aller dans les magasins T.J. Maxx, Marshall, Nordstrom Rack. Ces derniers se trouvent autour d'Union Square. Tu as aussi plusieurs Gap outlets notamment à Harlem, Queens et.
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Englishman in New York is a song by Sting, from his 1987 album Nothing Like the Sun. The Englishman in question is the famous eccentric Quentin Crisp. Sting wrote the song not long after Crisp moved from London to an apartment in New York's Bowery. Crisp had remarked jokingly to the musician that he looked forward to receiving his naturalization papers so that he could commit a. New York State Symbols State Nickname: Empire State State Slogan: I Love New York; also its state song, The Empire State (on highway welcome signs) State Motto: Excelsior (Ever upward) State flower: Rose State bird: Bluebird State fish: Brook trout (fresh water), Striped bass (salt water) State tree: Sugar Maple State mammal: Beaver State foods: Apple Muffin, Appl Enjoy the best of the Big Apple and Las Vegas at the New York-New York Resort & Casino. There's something for everyone at our resort - from the casino floor to the top of our famous roller coaster And lyrically - in stark contradiction to New York, New York - the song is not about triumph in a new homeland. In fact there is no reference at all to the destination, only the hurt and the suffering most of us incur growing up in our own claustrophobic home towns, wherever they may be. Of course, frontman Jimmy Somerville wrote the song to describe the experience of being.
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The song will be released Friday and the concert film, recorded over two nights during Nicks' 2016-17 24 Karat Gold tour, will be available at select theaters and drive-ins on Oct. 21 and 25. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP, File) 1 of 7. FILE - Stevie Nicks performs at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in New York on March 29, 2019. Nicks has spent the last 10 months. Junglepussy Announces New Album Jp4, Shares Video for New Song: Watch Gangsta Boo and Ian Isiah feature on the New York rapper's next record By Matthew Ismael Rui Central Park New York is a Wiggles song from Top of the Tots. It was first performed during their Lights, Camera, Action! tour in 2003 which later went on to be released as LIVE Hot Potatoes! Did you know that the song New York, New York, which Frank Sinatra made so famous, was originally written for the 1977 Martin Scorsese film of the same name and first performed in that film
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But the song is really a tribute to the Big Apple, and guest star Alicia Keys gets to deliver the thesis statement: Let's hear it for New York, New York, New York! Above, Jay-Z and Alicia Keys. A list of lyrics, artists and songs that contain the term new york - from the Lyrics.com website Listen to Don Henley New York Minute MP3 song. New York Minute song from the album Actual Miles: Henley's Greatest Hits is released on Jan 1995 . The duration of song is 06:32. This song is sung by Don Henley
Rhino Records is commemorating the 30th anniversary of Lou Reed's 1989 album New York with a deluxe reissue featuring unreleased studio and live recordings and rare concert footage New York Official song of the state of New York. Sheet Music Listen to MIDI. I Love New York Written by Steve Karmen Composed by Steve Karmen. I LOVE NEW YORK (repeat 3 times) There isn't another like it. No matter where you go. And nobody can compare it. It's win and place and show. New York is special. New York is diff'rent' cause there's no place else on earth quite like New York. New York is arguably Lou Reed's greatest hour as a solo artist. A song-cycle about his beloved city in the '80s, Reed adopts a conversational tone to discuss politics, AIDS, romance, TV preachers, and whatever else is on his mind. While his voice never ranges far, the album kicks into high gear with the twin guitar attack of Reed and Mike Rathke, which takes simple, three-chord rock into a.
Breathe New Life into Your Look with Women's Clothing from New York & Company . Enhance your wardrobe with gorgeous women's clothing from New York & Company. From stunning dresses, pants, tops, skirts, jackets and jeans—to gorgeous accessories that include jewelry, bags, shoes and more—you'll create a look that's uniquely you and uniquely beautiful. You'll love all of the NY&C. New York City is safer and cleaner now, but listening to this song still gives you the feel of what it was like to live in Manhattan at the time—cocktail parties, over-the-top disco fashion and cigarettes. And you know, you can still find that stuff if you know where to look. � The live experience at home With such a long and storied career starting from her first releases in 1985, Suzanne Vega draws from her discography to create An Evening of New York Songs and Stories. On 'An Evening of New York Songs and Stories', Vega revisits some of the most iconic songs in her repertoire as well as more hidden gems in a stunning live recording on which she is backed by longtime guitarist, Gerry Leonard, bassist Jeff Allen and keyboardist Jamie Edwards. Customer reviews. 4.8 out of 5 stars . 4.8 out of 5. 30 global ratings. 5 star 81% 4 star 14% 3 star 5% 2 star 0% (0%.
Rather, Welcome To New York is a step down from the first two songs released from 1989 due to the fact that the lyrics feel slipshod, especially when Swift and co-writer Ryan Tedder try to. Amazon.de/musik: Vega, Suzanne - An Evening of New York Songs and Stories jetzt kaufen. Bewertung, An Evening of New York Songs and Stories. Pop, Pop international, World & Fol New York Festival of Song (NYFOS). 1,532 likes · 17 talking about this. No song is safe from us! http://www.nyfos.or The New York SongSpace is a creative, collaborative space for musical theatre songwriters to gather and build community and to create, learn and mentor. SongSpace was founded by Kara Unterberg with the idea that when creative people connect with creative people, creativity flourishes. The space provides artists with private writing and collaboration rooms as well as a common space for meetings. Song E Napule NYC, New York, New York. 7,222 likes · 350 talking about this · 4,095 were here. Authentic, cozy Italian pizzeria and restaurant located in Greenwich
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in the topic Why do you fantasy? in the forum The Lounge
That's an interesting topic, and something I haven't really put much thought into. I suppose the reason I like fantasy is because it's so vastly different to our own world, and since most aspects of it are made up you don't really need to bother on whether or not it "makes sense" from a realistic stand point. And for me, it's kind of "the more alien the world, the better". GoT I like, but I still find Middle-Earth and Tamriel to be more enjoyable. More new things to see and learn about, I suppose would be a good way of explaining it. Just in TES itself, I find Morrowind's world (with mushroom trees and living Gods) to be a lot more entertaining than Skyrim's (with the more familiar Norse setting and (for fantasy) dragons), which in turn I prefer over Oblivion, which Magic and Elves aside, is a lot more similar to a real-world Medieval setting. Which is one of the reason's I've never been able to get into Fallout. All or at least most of the places and items can be found in the real world, and I've never found it's Lore to incredibly realistic, since it's actually mean't to be in our world; it's been 200+ years, but the closest mankind's come to rebuilding is a few make-shift towns of a couple dozen people, which somehow have access to 200+ year old food that's still edible. Though I admit I probably put too much thought into how things like that's possible, it just makes things a lot more believabe when it's not actually in our world to begin with. Had Fallout have been based on another planet or have a completely different timeline to our world, I'd probably find it a lot more believable. If TES had a 250 year old box of mac and cheese, I could attribute that to some magic that's been keeping it edible, or making it deteriorate slower or something. But since Fallout doesn't have magic to begin with, I'm forced to believe that my character's eating food from two centuries ago. But again, I probably put too much thought into how food and water can survive hundreds of years, instead of just the playing the game :p
in the topic Elder Scrolls: Favorite Guild Questline? in the forum Elder Scrolls
A bit of a tough one here. I've always found Skyrim's Guilds to be a bit dreary, to be honest; the Thieves Guild's in disarray, DB's all but fallen apart, the Companions and College are under threat. The Dawnguard were probably my favorite of the bunch (Though the Thieves Guild did have some good moments), though I also think the Bard's College could've been so much more than three fetch quests. Oblivion's Thieves Guild has always been one of my favorites, followed closely by the Brotherhood. The Mages Guild was quite fun too (I actually think it's the first one I completed through to the end), but I found the Fighter's Guild to be a bit lacking. Knights of the Nine was also pretty good, now that I think about it, though it did feel a bit shorter compared to the others. Morrowind's Guilds were all pretty fun, particularly the Fighters for me. I could never really get into the Mages, though, I guess because they just pale in comparison to the Telvanni. One that I often feel is overlooked is Bloodmoon's East Empire Company, which I found to be quite enjoyable. Having to walk back and forth between Raven Rock and the Fort, then finally unlocking the boat to take you between them felt really rewarding. All in all, I'd probably rate them as Oblivion's Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood, followed by either Morrowind's Fighter's Guild or EEC. Though I feel a bit bad not giving the Dawnguard a place, so they can get honourable mention here as well. This post was edited by Caesar at November 15, 2017 8:55 AM EST
in the topic POLL Your favourite fantasy world? in the forum The Lounge
It's really a close one between Tamriel and Middle-Earth (With Westeros coming in an easy third), but I think ME might just take the cake. It's close, but I just think that without it, the fantasy genre could have been a whole lot different. Plus the LotR movies practicaly introduced me to the world(s) of fantasy, so nostalgia's a pretty big factor too.
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Rogue said: Perhaps I'm just a cynic, but I believe the whole "waiting on better technology" thing is complete bullshit. The technology IS there. Look at Horizon: Zero Dawn, Assassin's Creed Origins, or the Witcher 3. All three games are a technological wonder. The only reason Bethesda is using this sorry excuse is to further milk Skyrim without having to invest the money like they would have to do with an entirely new Elder Scrolls. Eventually, I think we will get Elder Scrolls 6, as fans are already getting pissed with Bethesda for rerealsing Skyrim 50 times on every console imaginable. The hype will die soon and they'll be forced to make a new TES if they are to remain in the good graces of the RPG fanbase. I couldn't possibly agree more.
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Much as I'd like to see a new Elder Scrolls game, my inner sceptic get's more and more convinced that ES: VI is either never going to happen, or be so far away that most Skyrim fans will be long gone by the time it comes out. And if the latter's the case, I'd also be worried that there wouldn't be enough hype for Bethesda to want to make VII (If such a thing will even happen in our lifetimes, anyway) And I don't really buy into that "the technology isn't here" thing. Couldn't ES: VI be made with the ridiculously horrible tech we have now, and ES: VII be made with this stuff that "isn't here yet"? Who knows, maybe they want to make another Fallout first, so both series would have five main titles. That gives us a release date of about 2020/1, right?
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17 March 2012. Kicked off at 2:00 PM.
MATCH SUMMARY : Park View FC (17 March 2012)
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Away league match played on 17 March 2012.
"It could have been a cricket score today, had it not been for Neil."Never a truer word spoken than the these as Meds' sipped his cool ale in the pub after Saturday's match against the reigning, three time London Premier League champions Park View FC.
Despite decent conditions the hosts decided for the game to be played on the nearby rubber crumb AstroTurf. A decision that pleased many of the Priory Park Rangers' old guard given the club's successful roots as a Power league outfit. For some however, the lack of give and difficulty sliding would prove problematic.
The Owl emblazoned in hellfire red on their breasts for just the second time this season, the air of excitement in PPR's miniscule changing room was palpable. The desire to right the wrongs of Upbirds unquestionably playing on their minds. Such was this desire for stability at the back that a change in formation was brought in by the manager. Still 4-3-2-1, though this time, the diamond in the middle would be a defensive one with the returning Alex Lloyd deployed to deconstruct PVFC's build up play.
There was no such negativity about PPR's opening play in the first half. Byrnie and Medding's impressive wide play early on was rightly rewarded as the two linked up to produce a contender for goal of the season. Having again gone behind against the run of play, PPR went level after Byrnie's quick thinking and pin-point long pass found Meds' free on the right flank. Without the meddling Danny Baker nearby to distract him, nothing would get in Meds' way as he took down the pass exquisitely before rifling home into the top corner from 25 yards. His signature first touch at pace combined with zero back lift gave the impressive home keeper no chance.
Beyond this early show of fighting desire and drive there was little else to say about the way in which the boys in red eventually conceded three more goals without reply.
Park View were clearly a well drilled team, disciplined in each and every position. The width and contours of the artificial pitch allowed their back four to combine with the midfield with ease. Able to sit deep and receive passes without fear of the ball bobbling meant PPR's midfield struggled to exert any real pressure, eventually tiring and losing shape – paving the way for Park View's incisive through balls. The gutsy fight and will to win each 50/50 would eventually be PPR's downfall. This is where the game was eventually lost. In the midfield. Or as Lloyd likes to call it, the wolf pack.
Now one doesn't have to be a hunter to understand that in places like in the Arctic, where indigenous people sometimes might hunt a wolf, they'll take a double edged blade. And they'll put blood on the blade and they'll melt the ice and stick the handle in the ice, so that only the blade is protruding. A wolf will then smell the blood and want to eat and it will come and lick the blade trying to eat and what happens is when the wolf licks the blade, of course, he cuts his tongue, and he bleeds. He thinks he's really having a good thing, and he drinks and he licks and he licks and of course he is drinking his own blood and he kills himself. That is exactly what happened to PPR on Saturday. When the early tackles were being valiantly won by Flynn, Lloyd and Tomkins Jnr. the team was momentarily lifted. However as time wore on, so too would the wolf pack's hold on the game.
PPR's exposed backline did exceptionally well at times. Goal line clearances weren't uncommon. Whilst the man between the sticks would go on to receive the unanimous verdict for Man of the Match for a display that did more than just saved PPR's blushes. A 4-1 score line may indeed be a heavy loss. However Priory Park Rangers must remember that with Neil as their guardian in the home fixture, the Nest's conditions and an understanding of the champion's style of play will no doubt give the Owl's the edge in front of a home crowd.If they fight for each ball like it was their last, then the smaller, trickier pitch will prove a massive factor. The wolf pack will topple the bison. (Upbirds' local pub is called The Bison.)
Week in week out Neil has displayed a courageousness combined with raw talent that has wowed his fellow team mates.
Stare long and hard at the badge. In two week's time, when PPR travel south to play Upbirds FC, they'll want to remind themselves just what they're fighting for. Revenge is a dish best served cold. And Owls LOVE the cold. (some of them).


Two commentaries were made by Iwashita Akihiro and Konstantin Sarkisov, both long-time experts on Japan-Russia relations whom I respect. Iwashita's comments are mostly related to the evaluation of Japan-Russia relations from the Cold War to the present, obliging me to explain why I see certain things as I do and why I cannot agree with some of his points. First, I will start with responses to Sarkisov's comments, which touch upon the immediate future of Japan-Russia relations and serve also to put in context some of Iwashita's comments on the future.
Sarkisov concludes that I have an "optimistic" view on the current state of Japan-Russia relations. To be sure, I tried to make the following points: Putin made a clear statement in March 2012 to resolve the territorial issue based on the principle of a "draw"; for almost a full year the Japanese side did not do anything, and this delay is impermissible for the resolution of this drawn-out issue; and Abe's April visit was important just to maintain a fragile momentum. I left no doubt that I hope that this momentum will now be maintained, and I warned that if the two governments fail to do so, there is a distinct possibility that the window of opportunity will be closed for the foreseeable future. I expressed my strong hope for determined movement to find a resolution, but nowhere did I predict that this would surely happen.
Regrettably, I agree with Sarkisov that over nearly four months that have passed there has been no sign that things have really begun to take off. In fact at the time that I made my previous posting, I already had this fear that again negotiators might fail to act and "miss" the existing opportunity. The principal reason why on July 18 former ambassador to Japan Alexander Panov and I made our joint proposal to Nezavisjmaya gazeta was our joint fear that, once again, those in charge of negotiations were remiss in not seizing an evident opportunity. We began to have this fear already in early June, and it took more than a month to coordinate our views and come up with that joint proposal. We wanted to stimulate the negotiators by showing in a concrete format where both sides could claim, "I have not lost." The logic was that Japan would gain something more than the two smaller islands, and Russia would not lose four islands in a bunch. In order to add a sense of realism, Panov and I decided to look for a formula within the existing proposals that the two sides have already made and not from our "creative or imaginative ideas." So our joint proposal became an amalgam of the 1956 Joint Declaration and the Russian proposal made in November 1998: the transfer of Habomai and Shikotan (the smaller islands) to Japan and the creation of a new scheme with joint jurisdiction over Kunashiri and Etorofu (the larger islands). We wanted to show the outcome of one evening in early June, when Panov and I sat at a quiet restaurant in Tokyo, when I asked, "what is a solution for Russia not to lose?" and he asked, "what is a solution for Japan not to lose?" It was this approach that we wanted to encourage our negotiators to adopt in the negotiations to take place on August 19.
I refrain from explaining in detail the background of how these paragraphs were actually prepared. Suffice it to say that as deputy-director of the European Department I was closely involved in drafting them. From that time, until we made the Kawana proposal in April 1998, all who were involved worked with genuine intentions to produce a format that would meet the spirit of that speech. When finally that Kawana format was formulated we sincerely believed that a no-winner, no-loser format had been found. Yeltisn's personal positive response at Kawana underlined that feeling. Everybody on the Japanese side, including myself, did our best to sell the Kawana proposal to our Russian counterparts, but, increasingly, it became apparent that everybody on the Russian side except for the president was of the view that delineation of the borderline between Etorofu and Uruppu was a continuation of the "four islands in a bunch" solution. It was first replaced by the three-page proposal in November 1998 and then by Putin's new approach in September 2000 to recognize the 1956 Joint Declaration. Incidentally, these two proposals became the basis of the Togo-Panov 2013 joint proposal.
By September 2000 the formal content of Kawana apparently had lost all its vigor, but the spirit of Kawana survived very clearly in Putin's administration, and took the form of the Irkutsk agreement, and eleven years later in 2012 was reproduced in Putin's press statement in March. The similarity of Hashimoto's 1997 speech and Putin's press statement in 2012 is striking, even for a newcomer to this complicated issue.
So how was the Togo-Panov proposal, which was straightforwardly drafted with the spirit of Kawana in mind, received in Japan? There is one correction needed in what Sarkisov wrote. The Japanese government did not refuse this joint proposal. The reaction by Suga, Cabinet General Secretary, was quite restrained and balanced in his July 19 press conference.3 He said that since this is a proposal made by private citizens the government is not going to comment on it. This is quite natural and understandable. And then he just repeated the most basic official position that Japan aims to "resolve the four islands issue through the conclusion of a peace treaty." It should be noted that this long-standing formula is different from the "four islands in a bunch" formula requesting at a minimum that the sovereignty of four islands be transferred to the Japanese side. Here theoretically "resolving" could imply all sorts of solutions, Several Japanese newspapers showed an interest in making a report on this joint proposal. I have personally received quite a number of responses, most of them encouraging our exercise, none implying criticism of our joint endeavor.
Then, will this joint proposal have some impact in stimulating Russian and Japanese negotiators to become really engaged in a genuine search for a no-loser solution on August 19? Naturally, I do not know. As for the three layers of IR that I discussed above, I think that there are objective conditions both in layer one international power politics and layer two the domestic power situation of the leaders in both countries, who are in a position to take decisive action based on their will and courage analyzed in layer three. Sarkisov rightly raised several misgivings, but they do not seem convincing enough to tell us in a determinist way that hope for a solution has been eradicated at layer one and two. Thus the outcome of the negotiations still depend on layer three, whether negotiators, of their own free will, would be able to come up with convincing ideas for the two leaders to make a decision in the not too distant future.
1. Kenneth Waltz, Man, the State, and War: A Theoretical Analysis (New York: Columbia University Press, 1954).
2. http://www.ioc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~worldjpn/documents/texts/exdpm/19970724.S1J.html (accessed August 16, 2013).
3. http://www.kantei.go.jp/jp/tyoukanpress/201307/19_a.html (accessed August 16, 2013).
The territorial dispute between Russia and Japan has a long history that produced a lot of negotiations and talks of various kinds on an official level. It also resulted in not so many, but important, official documents and numerous research books and articles, which were prepared by scholars who devoted their professional life to analyzing this problem. We should not overlook, also, intensive coverage at times in the mass media and commentaries by politicians and interested parties who put forward their personal views about the problem with the purpose of either solving it or leaving it to fester in light of other objectives. This has left a legacy of special terminology that shapes thinking when this problem is raised: "four-islands in a bunch," "two plus two," "two plus alpha," "hikiwake," "fifty-fifty," etc. I doubt that any other territorial problem involving great powers has such a rich history and negotiating record.
In light of this extensive record, we should be asking has a foundation been built to solve the territorial dispute between Russia and Japan, and, if so, what kind of a solution might be feasible if both sides are really interested in finding one at this time? First, I want to express an opinion, which may not be widely shared, that both Russia and Japan in 2013 actually would like to have this problem settled. Second, I would add that a foundation has been built, but it is only likely to be operational if special conditions are created by both sides. Third, the contours of an agreement require negotiations, but what Ambassador Togo and I published on July 18 roughly indicates a feasible way forward. Some elaboration on these points follows.
On the first point, the fact that presidents Putin and Abe are interested in finding a path forward should not be seen as sufficient for an agreement. Some commentators have put too much weight on the role of strong leaders in Russia and Japan not only leading the way, but also solving the problem on the basis of their personal determination. I do not think so. Definitely, popular leaders are very important for persuading public opinion to accept an agreement that they are able to reach, including convincing people that this agreement was worked out in accordance with national interests and does not represent unjustified or unnecessary concessions. At the moment there are leaders in Russia and Japan with the support of more than 50 percent of the population, but this does not mean that all 50 percent will agree with a possible agreement. A consensus needs to be built behind the importance of a compromise solution.
Second, we should be clear that the foundation built by negotiators on both sides assumes that political elites and public opinion leaders are ready to welcome a compromise, in which it is clear from the very beginning that no side can achieve 100 percent results in its favor. The special conditions essential for moving forward are not so much negotiations to make clear the foundation that already can be discerned, but education to persuade the political elites and public opinion on both sides to understand that the solution to the problem may be achieved only by concessions from both sides, as their details are worked out through negotiations. An absolutely indispensable condition for success are the efforts on each side to forge a new kind of relationship between the two nations, through which the compromise will be received as an agreement with a real friend. Trust must precede an agreement, not be assumed to be a natural consequence of reaching a deal.
Third, the agreement itself will be scrutinized for signs of which side won or lost, as its political and economic consequences are weighed closely. This follows from a tendency to assess the process on the basis of which side, politically or economically, is "more interested" in reaching a deal. For instance, in the 1990s many Japanese scholars were predicting that weak Russia is very much interested in receiving economic assistance from Japan, and the outcome should reflect this balance of interest. Later, the so- called "China threat" was mentioned as reason for Japan to expect an advantage. The conclusion was clear: Russian leaders are ready to make territorial concessions. Some in Russia may now see Japanese talk of a "China threat" or Japan's desire to replace nuclear energy with gas imports as tilting the balance in a similar fashion. Overcoming this habit of expecting an edge from the other side's supposed weakness would contribute to more realism about what the compromise agreement is likely to contain.
At the moment, I am not an optimist or a pessimist. I am a realist. I do not see that all of the necessary conditions for a possible compromise are already in place. Yet, the fact that negotiations have begun is a good sign, and, itself, may improve the atmosphere in bilateral relations. What we need to watch closely is whether that motivates many on both sides to be more active in finding a solution to this most difficult problem between Russia and Japan.
How does the world stop the 2013 descent into rival alliances amid rising tensions? Sino-Japanese relations are at their worst since 1972. Russo-US relations are worse than at any time since the end of the Cold War. Sino-US relations were tested at Sunnylands in June, giving some observers hope of the start of a turnaround after falling to their nadir since 1972 apart from short-term setbacks in 1989-1992, 1996, and 1999, but the downward spiral has not been reversed. There is no promising summit on the horizon, no common threat or shared challenge that bodes well for turning things around. What is to be done?
The responsible answer to this deteriorating situation, especially for the policy-watching community, is to avoid idealism. This means to be clear about the causes of the problem and what has failed to work. It also behooves the international community of specialists to strive by following debates in multiple countries to discern emerging developments. This means looking beyond the headline-generating events of the week to detect deeper trends. Evidence gathered for our Country Reports points to two trends that should be acknowledged as the starting point for informed responses to the situation at hand.
As attention has focused on how Eric Snowden's asylum quest affects Russo-US trust or how Abe Shinzo's decision on whether to visit the Yasukuni Shrine after the victorious election to Japan's Upper House affects Japanese relations with China and South Korea, we are in danger of losing sight of developments with greater long-term consequences. In Moscow and Beijing new articles are reporting on a spike in discussions about forming a military alliance. In Tokyo articles on Abe's foreign policy after the election concentrate on plans to boost Japan's alliance with the United States. These two trends are not whims of leaders reacting to recent troubles. They are steeped in the way these leaders and those around them have long sought to reconstruct national identities. Putin's wrath toward the United States was pronounced in 2004-2008 and has been unsparing since he decided to be president again in 2011. Xi was part of the Standing Committee that put China on a much more confrontational course after the Beijing Olympics, and he has given no sign that he would reconsider as the top leader. Abe's thinking about national identity should not be a mystery to anybody, and, whether or not a struggle exists over the Senkaku/Diaoyu rocky islands, he requires a substantial upgrading in the military alliance with the United States.
What could stop the momentum? Those who argue that a path forward to reconciliation between rivals must confront some hard truths. One is that Barack Obama has taken a soft approach to Xi and Putin in the leadership transitions of 2012-2013 after starting with a soft line toward Hu and Medvedev in 2009. Moreover, he tried in 2009, and again when Kim Jong-un was consolidating power in 2012, an accommodating approach to the North Koreans. Despite the dovish reputations of his foreign policy team, there is no reason to expect new overtures from Washington to turn the tide. A second sobering truth for many in South Korea as well as China is that Abe's normalization of alliance relations will find a receptive audience in Washington. Abe's revisionist moves will not change this reality.
There is a third force widening the divide that has so far escaped attention. In the Country Reports of the September/October issue, we review articles by Zhao Huasheng (Renmin luntan, July 24), Evgenyi Bazhanov (Nezavisimaia gazeta, August 2, Mezhdunarodnaia otnosheniia, August). They reveal that the case is now being made in both Beijing and Moscow to strengthen relations and establish an alliance, a major upgrading of bilateral relations with an obvious tilt toward closer military cooperation. Forces in China are now pushing for this, and there is a group around Putin who are giving it consideration. Such a decision on Russia's part would fly in the face of its commitment since the mid-90s to multipolarity. The case against it appears to be strong, reducing Russia's leverage in the Asia-Pacific region and leaving it heavily dependent on a stronger, assertive China.
As seen in Bazhanov's articles, the most promising track for heading off this train wreck is Russo-Japanese relations. Leaders were upbeat in starting negotiations. Russians view Japan's interest as due to both the urgency of energy diversification and rising tensions with China. Bazhanov sees Russian interests as: the necessity of multipolarity rather than getting dragged into conflicts unrelated to Russia by becoming a pawn of China in the emerging polarization of the Asia-Pacific region; the importance of the development of Siberia and the Russian Far East avoiding the hegemonism of one state there and proceeding in line with modernization that breaks the self-induced impasse in Russia's approach to foreign investment. While most observers are focusing on whether Abe has the will and clout to proceed expeditiously with negotiations focused on a territorial compromise as if that stands alone, recent Russian writings alert us to the significance of Japan as the test case for Russia's entire strategy in the Asia-Pacific region as it stands at a crossroads between joining China in polarization of the region and making good on multipolarity.


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As many of you know, the Lord presented an opportunity for us to purchase nearly 3 acres of land almost adjacent to our Bangla Hope campus. We have shared with you our efforts as we have labored with the sellers to abide by the terms of the original contract that we had established with them over a year and a half ago. Countless requests were made by the sons of the owners, who were not present at the original meeting when the agreement was signed, to raise the price of the property. Many different tactics were used in an attempt to accomplish this goal but to no avail. We informed them that we had been more than generous with the price and would stick to the original agreement.
Finally, a meeting was set up for June 3 to finalize the purchase. After the government surveyor measured the property, which took most of the day, he declared that only 2.6 acres were free to sell…the remaining .4 acre did not belong to the sellers. The identity of the actual owner of the .4 acre was unknown and it would take between 3-4 years to untangle the situation. Upon hearing that we stated that we would only purchase the 2.6 acres and no more. The sons declared that we must purchase all or none, to which we responded…" Then it is none, I guess". At that point the sellers resorted to yelling…then tears…then, pleading. They begged us to purchase all of the property. At last, they gathered their things to leave and we informed them that if they were planning on selling the land to us, they MUST do so before June 30…that is the close of our fiscal year and we had re-budgeted everything in order to make this purchase. It seemed that we would not be purchasing the property after all.
After three weeks of silence we were suddenly notified that the sellers would return on June 28th with their own surveyor to re-measure the land and then, sell on the 29th. We informed them that we would only have the government surveyor measure the property and that we would not purchase on the 29th since that was Sabbath but could do so on the 30th. After the re-measurement was accomplished it confirmed that only 2.6 acres were available for sale. The land purchase was made truly at the eleventh hour of our fiscal year.
This is only a very brief description of all that took place; however, the bottom line is…the land now belongs to Bangla Hope! We praise the Lord for His guidance and love. Now, we pray that what is done on this property will truly be a blessing to heaven and to the people of Bangladesh. Thank you for your interest in and support of our mission!
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