"I will not apologize for America" is no more a clarion call than "let's nation-build at home".
The caption reads: "The nation needs coolness more than clarion calls; intelligence more than charisma; a sense of history more than a sense of histrionics".
Back in the city centre is the more conventional Clarion Soho, a by-the-book boutique hotel with minimal studios from Au$160.
Lazarus wrote a brilliant, furious poem: Across the Eastern sky has glowed The flicker of a blood-red dawn, Once more the clarion cock has crowed, Once more the sword of Christ is drawn A million burning rooftrees light The world-wide path of Israel's flight.
Election week could hardly have kicked off with a more apt clarion call, albeit one played by dissonant tubas with gummy valves – but the quote came courtesy of another very British muddle, the cold war, via last week's splendid opener to new BBC drama The Game.
To make them more attractive, Clarion took cues from the office space that tech firms were embracing in the San Francisco Bay Area and Seattle, Vice President Khalid Rashid said.
For them, it has been less about clarifying health care reform and more about a clarion call to resistance.
There have been Otellos more dulcet or clarion, but Martinelli's is the complete portrayal: as lover, as madman, as penitent murderer.
For just $1,297 more, plus installation, Clarion's new AutoPC can do more tricks at your vocal bidding, from playing CDs and radio programs to recording voice memos and retrieving entries from an electronic address book.
While Clarion is more autonomous (requiring less a priori knowledge), Soar and ACT-R have so far been used in more complex tasks.
