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"The Fed has signaled that tapering will be data dependent. Specifically, the guidance provided in the October 30 policy statement is that asset purchases will continue “until the outlook for the labor market has improved substantially” and the timing of tapering will depend on “whether incoming information continues to support the Committee’s expectations of ongoing improvement in labor market conditions.” The labor market data has improved materially from a soft summer, but many FOMC members may yet call for patience on tapering until the broader growth trajectory becomes clearer.\n\nClarity on fiscal policy would help bolster confidence of FOMC members on next year’s growth prospects. So chatter that a budget deal is near is encouraging. And in principle, it would increase the chances of near term tapering. The deal apparently being discussed would ease the impact of automatic spending cuts (the sequester) next year by as much as $49 billion, paid for by increases in some revenue sources. If these elements come together, we believe they could lead to growth that is just a little better in 2014 – maybe 0.5% to 1% better than what we’ve seen so far in 2013.\n\nA third factor that will likely determine the timing of tapering is when the FOMC is ready to announce stronger forward guidance for the funds target. A new guidance regime would seek to offset the tightening signal that markets may extract from the start of tapering, aiming to reassure markets that the Fed intends on keeping the funds target near zero for quite a long time yet. It’s not clear to us that the FOMC has reached a consensus on guidance reform and until it does, tapering will probably be delayed.",
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"Bonds: Taper speculation also contributed to sharply higher bond yields. Key government benchmarks are approaching the highs for the year posted in late summer before the Fed’s no-taper surprise on September 18. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was unchanged at 2.75% and the 10-year TIP yield rose 4 basis points (bps) to 0.60%. Overseas, sovereign bond markets were generally quiet, despite rating changes for a number of Eurozone sovereign issuers (more on that below).\n\nCurrencies: EUR rose after the ECB dampened expectations of further easing in the near term. CAD, AUD and JPY remained offered. Notably, CAD depreciated to its weakest since 2010. With EURJPY pausing (on Draghi’s comments), we look to USDJPY to provide the requisite lift at the cash open in the US…\n\nContrary to what many thought (not us), the expected divergence of monetary policy between the Federal Reserve tapering on one hand, and the European Central Bank (and Bank of Japan) which likely to have to provide more monetary support next year on the other hand, has not spurred a US dollar rally against European currencies. There is little reason to expect this to change, from a technical point of view.\n\nThat said, the dollar’s losses have not been broad based. Sterling and euro (and the Swiss franc and Danish krone) are where the greenback’s losses have been concentrated. In part, the market appears to be taking the Fed’s guidance seriously. Tapering is not tightening. The dollar’s weakness against the European currencies does not appear exhausted.\n\nThe next technical target for the euro is $1.3800-30. A similar level for the dollar against the Swiss franc is found just below CHF0.8900. There is little chart-based support below there before CHF0.8500. The US Dollar Index, which is heavily weighted toward the complex of European currencies, tested the 80.30 area which represents a 50% retracement of the rally from late October through the first part of November.\n\nCommodities: Crude oil prices (WTI) surged around 5% this week after TransCanada announced that it would open the southern portion of its pipeline to Gulf Coast refineries as soon as January 3rd, easing the oil glut in Cushing, Oklahoma. Gold and silver tumbled (in a deja vu of the last time Bitcoin and gold reached parity).\n\nGold edged up to a near one week high today as the dollar weakened and technical support held again prompting funds and investors to allocate funds to gold. Given the poor fiscal and monetary state of the U.S., we expect the dollar to weaken in 2014 which should contribute to higher gold prices.",
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"As sport-fishing enthusiasts travel far and wide for their chance to catch the Chinook salmon returning to our North Coast and Central Valley rivers – this increases the risk of accidentally aiding the spread of aquatic hitchhikers. Transported from one body of water to another on fishing gear (such as waders) or boating equipment, invasive species can quickly become established and have profound effects on native animal and plant communities.\nAmong the most rapidly spreading of the roughly 50,000 non-native species in the United States (as of 2004, Schisler et al. 2004) is, one of the 66 currently recognized invasive mollusks, the New Zealand mudsnail, Potamopyrgus antipodarum. Often smaller than a peppercorn, they can survive out of the water for weeks, and a single individual of these asexually reproducing snails can be enough to colonize new habitats. In their native range, their numbers are limited by a parasitic nematode worm, which can keep the population in balance. In absence of this natural enemy, mudsnails can reach astonishing densities that often exceed 300,000 individuals to per square meter (Richards et al. 2001), displacing native fauna (Kearns et al. 2005).",
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"Mudsnails themselves are a poor source of food, and native fishes that have ingested mudsnails are often unable to obtain sufficient nutrition to maintain their weight (Vinson and Baker 2008). This comes as no surprise, as mudsnails frequently survive passage through the digestive tract of fishes and other animals (see Alonso and Castro-Díez 2008 for a review). Being such a poor source of nutrition, most native fishes do not selectively prey upon these snails – in fact, to date, only one native fish species, the endangered tidewater goby, Eucyclogobius newberryi, has been reported to prey upon and digest New Zealand mudsnails (Hellmair et al. 2011).\nTo eliminate the chance of spreading mudsnails (and other species), FISHBIO uses commercial disinfectant on our gear and boats, and we freeze our waders for at least one night before using them on a different reach of river. Though most recreational fishermen don’t have a freezer chest for storing their gear, there are some measures that easily be taken using readily available household cleaners. For example, a 10 minute exposure to undiluted 409 has been shown to effectively kill New Zealand mudsnails and other invasive species (Schisler et al. 2008), additional information on how to prevent spread of mudsnails can be found here. Also, there is a movement to ban the sponge-like felt-soled boots from use, since they can harbor these mudsnails. So as you go chase some fish, please be responsible and treat your gear against invaders."
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"Clara Immerwahr was a German chemist. She was the first woman to be awarded a doctorate in chemistry in Germany. She was also both a pacifist and a women’s rights activist. From 1901 until her suicide in 1915, she was married to the Nobel Prize-winning chemist Fritz Haber.\n\nImmerwahr married Fritz Haber in 1901, four years after she had converted to Christianity in 1897.\n\nDue to societal expectations that a married woman’s place was in the home, her ability to conduct research was limited. She instead contributed to her husband’s work without recognition, translating his works into English. On June 1, 1902 she gave birth to Hermann Haber (1902–1946) the only child of that marriage.\n\nConfiding in a friend, Immerwahr expressed her deep dissatisfaction with this subservient role:\n\nIt has always been my attitude that a life has only been worth living if one has made full use of all one’s abilities and tried to live out every kind of experience human life has to offer. It was under that impulse, among other things, that I decided to get married at that time… The life I got from it was very brief…and the main reasons for that was Fritz’s oppressive way of putting himself first in our home and marriage, so that a less ruthlessly self-assertive personality was simply destroyed.",
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"Josephine Webb (born June 21, 1918) is an American electrical engineer who obtained two patents for oil circuit breaker contact design, known colloquially as “switchgear”. She designed an eighteen-inch, full newspaper size fax machine with superior resolution. She co-founded Webb Consulting Company with her husband, also an electrical engineer. She is one of the first female electrical engineers, and considered a pioneer by the Society of Women Engineers. At Purdue University, she was one out of a total of five women engineers…\n\n…In 1942, she joined Westinghouse Electric Corporation as a Design Engineer. where among other duties, she worked on the electrical grids for the Coulee, Hoover, and Boulder Dams. It was during her tenure with the company that she obtained two patents for oil circuit breaker contact design.\n\nIn 1946, Webb became Director of Development for the Facsimile Development Laboratory at the Alden Products Company where she designed an eighteen-inch, full newspaper size fax machine with exceptional resolution for that time. Later, Webb co-founded the Webb Consulting Company with her husband, Herbert Webb. They specialized in electrical-electronic measurement instrumentation, communications applications, and photographic test devices. They worked for clients as diverse as Boeing and the U.S. Bureau of Mines.\n\nIn addition to the consulting business, Webb also took a position in 1977 with North Idaho College where she began development of a Computer Center and worked on several government grants for enhancing the campus and its educational programs.\n\nWebb holds four patents for her innovative work and has been active in many professional organizations including IEEE, NSPE, and SWE where she holds Fellows status.",
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"Shirin Ebadi is an Iranian lawyer, a former judge and human rights activist and founder of Defenders of Human Rights Center in Iran. On 10 October 2003, Ebadi was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her significant and pioneering efforts for democracy and human rights, especially women’s, children’s, and refugee rights. She was the first ever Iranian to receive the prize.\n\nIn 2009, Ebadi’s award was allegedly confiscated by Iranian authorities, though this was later denied by the Iranian government. If true, she would be the first person in the history of the Nobel Prize whose award has been forcibly seized by state authorities.\n\nEbadi lived in Tehran, but she has been in exile in the UK since June 2009 due to the increase in persecution of Iranian citizens who are critical of the current regime. In 2004, she was listed by Forbes magazine as one of the “100 most powerful women in the world”. She is also included in a published list of the “100 most influential women of all time.”",
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"SpaceShipOne is an experimental air-launched rocket-powered aircraft with suborbital flight capability that uses a hybrid rocket motor. The design features a unique “feathering” atmospheric reentry system where the rear half of the wing and the twin tail booms folded upward along a hinge running the length of the wing; this increased drag while remaining stable. SpaceShipOne completed the first manned private spaceflight in 2004. That same year, it won the US$10 million Ansari X Prize and was immediately retired from active service. Its mother ship was named “White Knight”. Both craft were developed and flown by Mojave Aerospace Ventures, which was a joint venture between Paul Allen and Scaled Composites, Burt Rutan’s aviation company. Allen provided the funding of approximately US$25 million.\n\nRutan has indicated that ideas about the project began as early as 1994 and the full-time development cycle time to the 2004 accomplishments was about three years. The vehicle first achieved supersonic flight on December 17, 2003, which was also the one-hundredth anniversary of the Wright Brothers’ historic first powered flight. SpaceShipOne’s first official spaceflight, known as flight 15P, was piloted by Mike Melvill. A few days before that flight, the Mojave Air and Space Port was the first commercial spaceport licensed in the United States. A few hours after that flight, Melvill became the first licensed U.S. commercial astronaut. The overall project name was “Tier One” which has evolved into Tier 1b with a goal of taking a successor ship’s first passengers into space within the next few years.\n\nThe achievements of SpaceShipOne are more comparable to the X-15 than orbiting spacecraft like the Space Shuttle. Accelerating a spacecraft to orbital speed requires more than 60 times as much energy as accelerating it to Mach 3. It would also require an elaborate heat shield to safely dissipate that energy during re-entry.",
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"For decades I’ve wanted interesting, beautiful, and (sometimes) functional electronics on the most personal geographies of all, myself. When I think of “living in the future,” it’s what springs to mind: subtle LEDs, lots of polished metal. In this week’s column I’m going to share some milestones, mistakes, and projects in the world of wearable electronics. From geeky watches to wearable music players — I’ve always wanted to utilize my wrist real estate to my shoes for electronics of some kind. Many of the “wearables” I’m going to share are from my project archives, some are now “real,” and others are products that are out now. I think we’re finally entering an era where wearable electronics can look good and work well.\n\nAs my friend Bryce recently said:\nAs the price for enabling components drops, always-on connectivity in our pockets and purses increases, and access to low-cost manufacturing resources and know-how rises we’ll see innovation continue to push into these most personal forms of computing. From pedometers to cufflinks and from connected ski goggles to connected watches the rise of the wearables is upon us…\n\nStrap on your LCD goggles — let’s get started!\n\n2015 – @adafruit in @WalterIsaacson “The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution”",
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"Kevin Heiderich, a co-owner of one such shop, Tacoma House of Cannabis, argues the government response to vaping illnesses should focus instead on the black market.\n\n“Something has just changed, and no one really knows what it is,” he said.\n\nStill, Heiderich supports more rigorous testing so the regulated market is perceived as safer. This summer, his shops began contacting their suppliers to verify what’s in their products.\n\nHe acknowledged that some “bad actors” could be selling products on the legal market in Washington.\n\n“Hopefully, that is the exception to the rule, and any regulation that does come down puts an end to those sort of business practices,” he said. “We don’t need those people in the market.”\n\nHealth officials nationwide are still puzzling over why some who vape come down with a severe respiratory illness and, in some cases, die. So far, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s investigation has identified more than 1,600 cases, but has yet to pinpoint a lone cause that explains all cases.\n\nMany cases have been traced to vape cartridges filled with THC (the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis) — cartridges the users found on the black market. Some who have gotten ill were vaping both THC and nicotine, according to CDC reports. A smaller percentage report using only nicotine.\n\n“The data do continue to point to THC-containing products as the source of the vast majority of individuals’ lung injury,” Dr. Anne Schuchat, the CDC’s principal deputy director, told reporters at a press briefing Oct. 25.\n\n“There are continuing cases that do not report that history,” she said, “but I’d like to stress that we don’t know what the risky material or substance is, and THC may be a marker for a way that cartridges are prepared or the way devices are producing harm.”\n\nSchuchat said it remains to be seen if that is also happening with devices that contain nicotine — not just THC.\n\n“We are seeing the THC as a marker for products that are risky,” she said, “but at this time, because of the continued presence of cases that only report exclusive nicotine-containing e-cigarette or vaping product use, we feel that it is very important for people to consider refraining from use of any kind of e-cigarette.”\n\nIn response to the CDC’s ongoing investigation, a handful of states have banned certain vaping products. States where recreational marijuana is legal are also taking a second look at their regulations.\n\nSome cases of lung injury in Washington and Oregon may be linked to products from the regulated cannabis market, according to local health agencies, raising questions about the safeguards for consumers who vape legal products.\n\n‘I Could Barely Breathe’\n\nCharles Wilcoxen, a police officer for the Puyallup Tribe in Washington state, turned to vaping cannabis nearly two years ago. The 44-year-old U.S. Army veteran says he assumed it was a safer alternative to smoking the plant.\n\nWilcoxen said he would buy the vape cartridges from Washington’s legal marijuana shops and use them on his off-duty days to relieve stress.\n\nThere was nothing unusual about his vaping routine in September he said — “I used the same device and the same cartridges as I had in the past.”\n\nBut this time Wilcoxen very quickly became sick. Shortly after vaping, he began wheezing heavily. Soon he was nauseated and running a fever.\n\n“I just felt horrible,” he remembered. “I tried to get through the weekend and tough it out.”",
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"What Has Rachael Leigh Cook Been Up to Since ‘The Baby-Sitter’s Club’ Days?\n\nHome / Entertainment / What Has Rachael Leigh Cook Been Up to Since ‘The Baby-Sitter’s Club’ Days?\n\nAs a successful actress, Rachael Leigh Cook is enamored with an impressive resume. She is an American actress who has over 97 acting credits on her IMDB profile. Also, as a producer, she has over ten production credits attributed to her name.\n\nShe was born on October 4, 1979 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Her dad, Thomas Cook, was a stand-up comedian, while her mom, Joanne Cook, was a cook.\n\nPer her ancestry, her dad belonged to an English descent whereas her mom was of Italian descent. Therefore, Cook’s ancestry was English-Italian.\n\nBefore fame, Cook did print ad modeling before trying her luck on the motion picture for five years. Cook has been active in the entertainment industry since 1995 when she debuted as Mary Anne in “The Baby-Sitters Club.”\n\nAs of now, the actress has starred in blockbuster movies such as “My First Wedding,” “Descent,” and many more.\n\nApart from acting, Cook also played the role of a voice actor. She gave her voice to various video games such as “Final Fantasy VII,” “Kingdom Hearts II,” and many others.\n\nUnfortunately, married life did not work out for thr actress. She separated from her long-term husband, Daniel Gillies in June 2019. The couple split after 15 years of marriage.\n\nCook began auditioning for acting jobs when she was 14 years old. After she cleared the auditions, she made her debut in the 1995 film “The Baby-Sitters Club.”\n\nThis film was based on Ann M. Martin’s book series with a similar name. The book series transcended into other novels, merchandise, and eventually TV series and movies.\n\nThe first on-screen adaptation of the series was in 1990, however, it was short-lived.\n\nCook played the role of Mary Anne Spier, the shy and quiet babysitter raised by a single father.\n\nThat is until he met and married Dawn Schafer’s mom. Dawn was also a part of the club with her friends, Kristy Thomas, Claudia Kishi, Stacey McGill, and boyfriend Logan Bruno.\n\nThe movie followed the club and their adventures in holding a camp for their babysitting charges. Meanwhile, each club member faced personal challenges.\n\nThis included divorced parents, a discouraging diabetes diagnosis, and an innocent crush on an older boy.\n\nThey were also faced with interpersonal conflicts as well as conflicts from a group of mean girls who wanted to see the club go down. One of the ringleaders of this band of bad girls was played by Marla Sokoloff.\n\nEven though the movie was more than two decades old, Cook and Sokoloff still remained good friends throughout the years. It is a delight to see that time hasn’t eroded their friendship.\n\nIn a recent New York Times article, Sokoloff spoke of Cook in a good light. She talked about how genuine she was all the time, whether in her professional or personal life.\n\n“All of that is completely genuine,” Sokoloff told the magazine. “She’s exactly who you want her to be. Multiple times, she’s forwarded me a meeting that she’s gotten for herself and been like, ‘I don’t think this is for me. You need to play this part.’ Who does that? She doesn’t have a bad bone in her body,” the actress concluded.\n\nThe duo had also been very vocal about their friendship from the get-go. Every time they hung out, they posted photos of each other together. This included one that showed them on the flight to the reunion for “The Baby-Sitters Club.”\n\nFans of the movie as well as fans of both actresses are happy to know that these two have so much in common, and genuinely love spending time with one another.\n\nWho Is Marla Sokoloff?\n\nMarla Sokoloff was born on December 19, 1980, to Howard and Cindi Sokoloff. Her father was a podiatrist, while her mother worked as a caterer.\n\nShe studied and graduated from the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts.\n\nShe started acting at a very young age. When she was 12 years old, she acted in the series “Full House,” and appeared in eight episodes.\n\nShe also acted in “Boy Meets World,” but was later replaced by another actor. This steadied her feet in the industry and she got to work on a plethora of other movies.\n\nIn 2004, She started dating an American, Alec Puroin who is a drummer and guitarist. They later tied the knot on November 7, 2009. 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"For forty years, Paul Burka has been a part of Texas Monthly. His retirement officially begins today, on Texas Independence Day. His legacy will live on in Texas Monthly’s list of the best and worst legislators, and his celebrated career has made an impact on Texas politics. But what few know is that before his career in journalism, Burka was a Texas barbecue lobbyist.\n\nPaul Burka’s love affair with Texas barbecue began on October 8, 1966. Griffin Smith Jr. had convinced Burka to come along on a Saturday road trip to Lockhart. As Smith remembers, it was “a beautiful crisp clear day, and we discovered Kreuz’s.” The atmosphere and the barbecue made an impression. After finding some like-minded friends, Mary Sanger and John P. Hamilton, they formed the Texas Barbecue Appreciation Society (TBAS). Their 1970 letter to Texas mayors outlined their aim. “Our organization, the Texas Barbecue Appreciation Society, exists for one purpose: to promote the enjoyment of our state’s finest regional gourmet dish: good barbecue.”",
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"In cities around the world, what was unthinkable just a couple months ago has become an everyday reality. Once-bustling streets are eerily quiet. Businesses are closed, many with their windows boarded up. The few people who can be seen walking around do so hurriedly, wearing masks. It’s almost as if humanity has vanished into thin air. We’ve never seen anything like this before, outside of Hollywood disaster movies.",
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"The competitors between Hollywood studios is fierce and sharp as a spear. On the opening weekend of most movies, rival executives are fast to evaluate (and snipe). That wasn’t so within the case of The Lady King, the Black female-led epic action-adventure movie that opened to a better-than-expected $19.1 million over the Sept. 16-18 weekend on the home field workplace.\n\n“Normally, everyone seems to be rooting towards you,” says Sony Movement Image Group co-chairman Josh Greenstein throughout a joint interview with TriStar Photos president Nicole Brown. Provides Brown, who guided the film: “Everyone seems to be coming collectively for this one. It’s a win for Hollywood.”\n\nNo main Hollywood studio has produced an action-historical drama centering on an ensemble forged of dark-skinned Black girls. Simply as movies resembling Black Panther, Women Journey and Loopy Wealthy Asians had been defining moments for range, so is Lady King, be aware observers.\n\n“I feel this movie is a definitive success, and Hollywood likes to comply with success with success,” Brown tells The Hollywood Reporter. “So I’m proud and excited that Lady King could be a door opener for extra Black tales to be instructed.”\n\nMoviegoers did simply that. The promising opening was because of older females — and notably older Black females — a demo that has been essentially the most reluctant to return to theaters amid the pandemic. Monitoring had advised Lady King would open to not more than $15 million to $18 million.\n\nFemales made up 58 % of Lady King’s viewers, whereas Black moviegoers vastly over-indexed in accounting for 56 % of ticket consumers, adopted by Caucasians (23 %), Latinos (15 %), Asians (3 percents) and Different (6 %), in line with PostTrak.\n\nAudiences love Lady King as a lot as critics. The movie is barely the second title of 2022 to be graced by an A+ CinemaScore after blockbuster High Gun: Maverick. Between the A+, a present Rotten Tomatoes critics’ rating of 93 % and stellar exits, the film has each shot of rising its viewers within the weeks forward. And word-of-mouth will additional be buoyed ought to Lady King land prime Oscar nominations.\n\n“The Lady King has loads of motion. That motion may assist entice each youthful moviegoers and males within the coming weeks,” notes a veteran Hollywood financier. “Extra importantly, the standard of the image and the anticipated constructive word-of-mouth may enable the image to cross over past its core viewers.”\n\nBrown — the primary Black girl to steer a live-action studio label — made Lady King a precedence when Sony Photos chairman Tom Rothman tapped her to run TriStar. Different studios had handed on the $50 million film, a interval journey in regards to the Agojie, an all-female military within the West African Kingdom of Dahomey within the 18th and nineteenth centuries.\n\nWhen Brown instructed Greenstein — a advertising veteran — that she wished to make the feminine Black equal of Gladiator, he instructed her to go for it (when beforehand pitching the movie to STX, producer Cathy Schulman was supplied a $5 million funds). Gina Prince-Bythewood got here aboard to direct from a script written by Dana Stevens and based mostly on a narrative by Maria Bello and Stevens. Sony and TriStar additionally secured a co-financing accomplice, eOne Leisure, to mitigate its danger.\n\nGreenstein says it’s no small feat to promote a interval journey that isn’t based mostly on present IP or a guide.\n\n“The opening exhibits each the energy of Black moviegoers, the core viewers, and moviegoers generally. Individuals wish to see every kind of films,” says Greenstein, pointing to Sony’s monitor report of turning out authentic movies beneath Rothman’s rule.\n\nThe optimistic state of affairs can be for Lady King, which additionally stars Thuso Mbedu, Lashana Lynch, Sheila Atim, Hero Fiennes Tiffin and John Boyega, to clear as a lot as $80 million domestically. A extra conservative projection is $60 million. The movie begins rolling out abroad this weekend when it debuts in Brazil in a key take a look at for its worldwide prospects.\n\nIt’s too early to formally discuss a sequel, nevertheless it isn’t out of the query. “It’s an fascinating chance,” says Greenstein. Provides Brown: “You’re not the primary particular person to ask us this query.”"
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"I am not going to waste your time nor mince words, so let’s get this out of the way immediately – Mile 22 is loud, ugly, and contains no artistic value to be found anywhere in its excruciating 95-minute runtime. How exactly did a big budget film directed by Peter Berg and starring Mark Wahlberg go so wrong?\n\nMile 22 follows Overwatch, a government black ops division led by James Silva (Mark Wahlberg). Silva suffers from ADHD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and with about all anger issues imaginable. A recent bust for a radioactive substance, cesium, in Southeast Asia does not go as smoothly as planned. Attempting to repair the damage from the intel he gave to Silva’s next in command, Alice (Lauren Cohan), police officer Li Noor (Iko Uwais), brings her an encrypted solid state drive which he claims has the locations of several different cesium caches.\n\nHowever, he will only unlock it if Overwatch gets him on a plane to the United States Of America. He has hard proof about the corruption of his government, specifically the Chief Intelligence Officer Axel (Sam Medina), who plays the different gangs and politicians to his advantageous means. Overwatch now has a limited amount of time to get Noor the 22 miles to the rendezvous point with the airplane. As the team sets on their journey with the asset, they encounter motorcycle gangs, hired thugs, and ruthlessly trained mercenaries, all who want to kill Noor before he leaves the country.\n\nLea Carpenter’s screenplay is based on a story concept that she and Graham Roland conceived; presumably while watching 16 Blocks, which shares a remarkably similar story structure (the specifics are different enough though). Mile 22 represents Carpenter’s first screenplay of any kind, feature-length or short form, and that inexperience makes itself known from the opening scene. The plot is nonsensical, and the characterizations are, for the most part, non-existent.",
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"Shortly after Pride, I was roaming the aisles at Dollarama with a friend. He disappeared around a corner, screamed bloody murder and came running back with a basket full of little plastic pumpkins and witches. My pulse shot through the roof, and we hopped up and down with ghoulish, girlie glee on the way to the checkout line. If you are at all like the nosy lady behind us in line and think July is too early for Halloween prep, I don’t want to hear it. As far as I am concerned, there are three nights that should be marked on your calendar before all others: New Year’s Eve, Pride and Halloween. I live for the day in the same way Christians live for Christmas and show queens live for Tony night. It is never, ever too early to talk about Halloween, so now that September is behind us, let the party planning, costume construction and candy crunching begin!\n\nWhat is it about All Hallow’s Eve that sends some of us into a tizzy? Every year, the best Halloween costumes I see are from my fellow queers. I’ll never forget the drag queen Cinderella being pulled in a crystal carriage by four (real) white horses with attendant foot-dykes or Fluffy Soufflé’s disgusting “Mama Zombie eating her baby zombie’s brains” appearance. One year, I thought my drowned sailor look was pretty great until I saw a whole crew of drowned sailors pulling along a giant, rusty barnacled boat. Every year, Church Street sets the bar high, and as soon as night falls, the show begins, but beware: it’s widely considered cheating if you pull out the same costume year after year. Think of this as your official notice that you have two weeks to get your act together.\n\nHistorically, Halloween is the time of year where the souls of the departed wander the Earth until morning, giving the dead one last chance to bring vengeance and bad fortune on their enemies before their sleep of ages. In order to avoid being recognized by ghosts on the prowl and to ward off the bad luck they bring, people would fashion costumes, masks and disguises while carving jack-o’-lanterns from turnips. When the Irish and Scottish brought the holiday to North America, it really took off and morphed into the nighttime revel we now love. Any excuse to throw on a costume and show off some culinary/artistic skills, and we queers are there in a heartbeat, but I’m fond of thinking about Halloween in an LGBT context. The ghost of activist Emma Goldman is said to have haunted Gold Diamond restaurant at 346 Spadina Ave for decades; maybe she’ll put in an appearance after sundown to remind us of the importance of being politically active! Then there’s the Alexander Wood statue . . . I’m sure Mr Wood is still angry at being remembered for a possibly phony sex scandal more than he is for his business acumen. Don’t be too afraid if you see his eyes move as you head to Buddies. If we’re lucky, Peter Bochove might just be seen again in the halls of Spa Excess, Dusty Springfield might pop up to see who Carole Pope’s dating now, and 12-year-old Emanuel Jaques might once again walk Yonge Street, raging against his cruel murder in 1977. A night of unrest lies ahead for these and many others — and the least we can do is make it worth their time.\n\nThe one thing that bugs me is how many queer people look at Halloween as one last time to get our collective sexy on before winter comes. Major eye roll, Toronto. Do we have to sexy up every damn thing? We have tons of other days to look cute! My twisted sisters, Halloween is supposed to be a scary holiday tinged with darkness, fear, dread and death. A cute pair of bunny ears and booty shorts might get you laid, but it won’t scare off your dead Uncle Remus who remembers when you stole $5 from his wallet as a kid and wants it back. If you absolutely must be a sexy nurse or hot baseball player, at the very least zombie yourself up. Better yet, indulge in a dark fantasy you wouldn’t get to do at any other time of year and take a cue from the late Will Munro. One Halloween he went home with a stranger in a scary mask. The stranger kept it on all night and left without ever revealing his identity. This is truly the spirit of Halloween in action, and I hope the spirit moves you this year. Trick or treat? Maybe the ghosts of Halloween will grant you both.",
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"This is a gripping novel about the problem of European colonialism in Africa. The influence of the landscape around Mont-Roig, in southern Catalonia, can be seen It is obvious that certain experiences are so insignificant that they remain isolated and forgotten.\n\nSome things just stay. Right in the place where it happened. A words essay, for example, cannot be compared to one with less or more words.\n\nShe would never abandon her kids, hurt them, wound them. Devised new and different ways to bake the potatoes he stole C. Only a mother, Sethe, and her daughter Denver, are living in a haunted house.\n\nChopping, hacking, busting every goddamn minute of the day.",
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"Lebanon: The Long Path to Default\nSkip to main content\n\nLebanon: The Long Path to Default\n\nEconomically speaking, Lebanon is an interesting case study in many respects. Like several Mediterranean countries such as Italy or Greece, it is characterized by huge public debt (151% of GDP). At the same time, like several northern liberal and service-based economies – and unlike most Mediterranean economies except for Turkey – it shows low levels of household savings. Something that does not come as a surprise to people familiar with the high prices for basic commodities that characterize Lebanon’s domestic market, especially if compared to average incomes. Together with public debt, its large current-account deficit (-27% of GDP) is another background character of a drama that over the last decades have been displaying subplots about inequality, corruption and productive sector suffocation, and that since last October took a sudden twist towards a new phase. A drama that has only one real protagonist: the banks.\n\nOf course, not all banks were created equal. The Lebanese Central Bank is the absolute protagonist of this story, with the fundamental support of crucial secondary protagonists: Lebanon’s private commercial banks.\n\nOur story starts in the 1990s, just after the end of the country’s long civil war. By that time, Lebanon was in desperate need of money to reconstruct the war-torn country. The state started borrowing money from the local market, issuing bonds in local currency. To fight the mistrust that people had in the Lebanese lira due to the dramatic devaluation spiral that occurred during the war – which contributed to destroy entire fortunes – the interest rates of state bonds immediately skyrocketed, reaching levels still unmatched today, even in the developing world. Rather soon, local banks lost their appetite for private and corporate lending strategies – which yielded far less – and channeled most of the little savings people still had after the war towards the much more profitable public bonds.\n\nThis had three direct effects on the economy: first, it caused a dramatic increase in public debt, which reached the record peak of 183% of GDP in 2006; second, local banks stopped looking for other investment opportunities as long as public bonds’ interest rates largely surpassed the interest rates they had to pay on their depositors’ saving accounts. This led to a significant increase in public bonds’ weight on their balance sheets, which between 1993 and 2000 amounted to 27% of the banks’ asset base (against 5.4% constituted by loans to the commercial private sector). Third, it dramatically expanded the share of the public budget necessary every year for debt-servicing payments. By the end of the 1990s, local private banks owned two-thirds of the (increasing) public debt. This meant that every year a growing share of government revenues was channeled towards a small group of private entities. By 1998, debt-servicing payments surpassed the state’s budget deficit. The government had to start borrowing money and widening the tax base just to repay previous debts.\n\nOf course, the first effect of this scheme was inequality: over the years the government especially increased consumption taxes – which hit all citizens equally, regardless of income differences – to repay the debt. That meant that a large share of the tax revenues paid by all citizens were pocketed by a small group of private lenders.\n\nThe second important effect was that the public and private financial sectors became increasingly interdependent: banks attracted new deposits from the local economy and from abroad thanks to the high interest rates they could offer; in turn, the state could borrow fresh resources from the banks to finance its budget. Of course, the continuation of such a scheme – which, quite accurately, many called a Ponzi scheme – was made possible by the deep connection between the banking sector and the Lebanese political scene. Most private banks are connected to national party leaderships which, in turn, base their political activities on systems of local patronage structured on sectarian basis.\n\nThe possibility to cash in on high interest rates simply by lending to the state made the local banking sector reluctant to invest in local productive enterprises. The dollar peg imposed by the Central Bank, crucially important to attract financial inflows, made local exports increasingly uncompetitive on the international market, deepening the country’s current account deficit. The real estate sector, boosted by the post-war reconstruction effort, became the main economic sector after banking.\n\nOver the last two decades, the continuous inflow of fresh money from abroad became crucial to stabilizing the balance of payment and, thus, to survival of the system. This scheme was initially shaken by the sudden dramatic decrease of investments from the Gulf monarchies. Gulf leaderships in the last years “strongly advised” their citizens against traveling to and investing in Lebanon after it had become clear that the party-militia Hezbollah, a close Iran ally, had gained the upper hand in local politics. The conflict in neighboring Syria and the refugee crisis it sparked – Lebanon today hosts over 1 million Syrian refugees – also contributed to harming investors’ confidence in the country’s stability.\n\nRiad Salameh, the Central Bank’s governor since the 1990s, became the symbol of the system’s survival capabilities. He used all possible tools of “creative finance” in order to maintain the stability of the system and the peg in the face of decreasing foreign financial inflows. He even managed to increase, on paper, the country’s currency reserves in a period of growing mismatch between the total stock of financial inflows and the current account deficit. However, even the most skilled illusionist cannot perform miracles in front of a country-wide upheaval, such as the one we have seen enfolding since last October.\n\nWhile the Lebanese people were flooding the country’s streets and squares, financial assets began being rapidly moved away from the country’s banks. Sometimes, when their owners enjoyed sufficiently good connections with key decision makers, such transfers have continued even after the banking sector introduced harsh measures to limit cash withdrawals and financial movements.\n\nAny Ponzi scheme illusion has its moment of reckoning. The Lebanese financial system’s came on 9 March, with official declaration of the country’s default. Especially now, no leader has sufficient political capital to further procrastinate the end of the current system as we know it.\n\nHence, the drama told in this article is now entering a new chapter. Over the next weeks its protagonists will have to show the world, and especially the Lebanese people, whether they are ready to dramatically change course and radically restructure an unsustainable system. Lebanon has all the resources, especially human ones, the build a new, sustainable course. 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When things settled down, the racing was outstanding as only one more caution would fly over the final 24 laps of the feature. On the lap six restart Geisler pulled away from second place runner Brian Puckett who had charged from the fifth starting spot. The same occurred on the final restart of the race on lap 10 as Geisler opened her lead up over Puckett.\n\nThe last 20 laps saw Geisler drive a flawless race as Puckett continued to run in second place. The only potential moment of anxiety was when Geisler approached the lapped car of Nick Rochinski (was running a borrowed car) after he was had blown a motor in his car earlier in the evening. Rochinski ran his line and Geisler easily navigated past as Puckett was only able to momentarily close the distance on the race leader. On the final lap the fans were on their feet as they cheered Geisler across the finish line for her first feature win at the speedway and as she became the first ever female Modified feature winner. Puckett finished second with Mike Colsten coming across in third. Brian Malcolm took over the point lead with his fourth place finish and Joey Colsten rebounded with a fifth place finish after dropping out of the earlier feature event.\n\nIn the held over Modified feature event 8 laps had been completed back on July 21st prior to the rains washing out the balance. Barry White was the race leader on that night and he and Nick Rochinski brought the field to the green on the lap 8 restart this past Saturday. White jumped back out to the race lead when the green flew with Rochinski in tow. Three laps were completed when P.J. Goodwin spun in turn 3 bringing out the yellow flag. Rochinski used the restart to his advantage taking over the lead when racing resumed. Rochinski quickly left the field behind as White developed a push in his car that saw him lose the runner-up slot. Mike Colsten moved in to second on lap 13 and slowly began to close the gap on the race leader.\n\n\nRochinski initially opened up his race lead but as the green flag laps clicked down Colsten began to close in on the Dickson City, PA driver. On lap 27 the caution flew for the second and final time as Dan Solomon slowed with a broken front end in turn 3. Rochinski had another strong re-start and pulled away from Colsten when racing went green. Rochinski maintained his advantage as he went on for the victory. Colsten finished second with White, Donnie Elliott and Rusty Smith completing the top five.\n\nThe Xcel 600 Modified teams had a very special event on Saturday with a lot of extra money up for grabs. The Joshua Henry Memorial event, a 29 lap feature event was a tribute to the 8 year old boy that lost his life in a motor vehicle accident in 2012. His brother, Damon had earned one feature win earlier in the season and led the 28 car field for the parade lap before falling in to position. When racing began Tyler Smith out raced Adam Mudge to the race lead. The early racing was certainly action packed as three and four wide battles took place all over the speedway. The first caution of the race flew on lap 7. On the restart current point leader Bailey Boyd over took Smith for the race lead. Smith was not deterred as he remained within striking distance.\n\nSeveral cautions slowed the action during the balance of the 29 lap feature event as the front duo continued to put on a great display. On lap 28 Smith pulled to the inside of Boyd as he looked to take the win. Unfortunately for Smith, the caution flew for the final time eliminating the strong bid. On the restart Boyd had a good restart and Smith made one last attempt but was unable to make it stick. Boyd went on for the victory with Smith, Richie Hitzler, Korey Inglin and Tyler Bartik completing the top five. Damon Henry earned the “Hard Charger Award” after starting 25th and winding up in 12th at the end. The Henry presented Boyd with a six foot trophy, added money to the top three finishing positions and raised over $2,000 in bonus lap money.\n\nThe 20 lap Crate Sportsman feature event saw Brad Cicio and Todd Titus on the front row for the start. Titus jumped out to the early race lead as multi-time feature winner Alex Yankowski began his advance from the seventh starting spot. A caution on lap 7 regrouped the field with Titus the race leader and Yankowski already up to second place. On the restart Yankowski took advantage as he raced out to the lead on lap 8. The caution came out for the final time one lap later and on the restart Yankowski pulled back in to the race lead. The final 12 laps went caution free as Yankowski pulled away from the field. Titus stayed within distance of Yankowski while a great battle among two other first year drivers took place for third and fourth. Russell Benke and Tyler Peet. Yankowski went on for the win with Titus finishing second. Benke held off Peet for third with Matt Cole finishing fifth.\n\nDoug Polhamus, the defending Street Stock Track Champion made a statement on Saturday as he led wire to wire in the 20 lap feature event. Polhamus started in second and charged past Keith Beach on lap 1. At the finish it was Polhamus over his team mate Matt Bowman. Doug Stack, Tyler Yeagle and Ray Lindquist completed the top five.\n\nCaleb Lacey led the entire distance of the Lightning Cat Expert 15 lap feature event on Saturday for his first ever win. Lacey, is a true “rookie” in the division and held off multiple time winner Jimmy DiFulvio for his first win. Another rookie in the division, Brian Salmini finished third with Nick Kennedy and Jake Maynard completing the top five spots. Tom Groover raced to his second Factory Stock victory of the season. Groover took the lead in the 15 lap feature on lap 6 and held off Charlie Gilbert during the late stages. Steve Lunn was the Lightning Cat Novice feature winner. Lunn took the lead from Walter Decker on lap 5 and went on for the 12 lap feature win.\n\nCOUNTER POINTS…139 race teams jammed the Five Mile Point Speedway pit area on what was yet another challenging weather race day…Flooding occurred in the town of Kirkwood on Monday and record flooding followed on Wednesday of this past week…On Saturday morning heavy rain swept through the area flooding towns to the north and making track preparation challenging…Despite all the challenges the speedway surface was extremely smooth and racy throughout…A collection was taken for Cindy Cornell who is battling health issues and over $1,200 was raised between this past Saturday and July 21st when the action was rained out…Jeremy Williams made a great gesture by allowing Nick Rochinski to continue his pursuit of the Modified Track Championship…After winning the first feature of the night Rochinski blew the motor in his car…Willilams scratched from the Sportsman feature allowing Rochinski to drive his car in the Modified main…\n\nThis Saturday is the final point race of the 2018 season at Five Mile Point Speedway. Track Championships will be decided in all classes with racing set to begin at 6:30 p.m. For more information please phone 607-775-5555 or log on to www.5milepointspeedway.com."
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"MINOS Experiment Far Detector NuMI/Fermilab\nFermilab Will Double-Check CERN's Revolutionary Faster-Than-Light Claim -- Popular Science\nSo far, the only thing moving faster than light is speculation. But in the wake of last week’s baffling neutrino news out of CERN, physicists are crunching numbers to test whether these ghostly particles really can move faster than photons. Physicists at Fermilab are re-examining some old data to help answer the question.\n\nThe development of such a device, described as an 'antimagnet', could offer many beneficial applications, such as protecting a ship's hull from mines designed to detonate when a magnetic field is detected, or allowing patients with pacemakers or cochlear implants to use medical equipment.\n\nHow Asia Was Settled By Man",
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"On a recent trip to Japan we travelled around the country by train. I was sceptical at first but after just two days I began to appreciate the value of my Japan Rail (JR) Rail Pass and the freedom it gave me. Before travelling to Japan I had been advised we would be using the luggage forwarding service so I would need an overnight bag (hand luggage size). This was a great idea as we did not have to deal with large cases on the trains. The local trains were very crowded sometimes but I was able to reserve a seat for most of journeys. I did this at the Japan Rail office in the local station. The JR Rail pass is valid on the Shinkansen or bullet train. Five companies run the Shinkansen but the JR Rail Pass is only valid on three of these companies. The pass is not valid on services run by Nozomi and Mizuho. If any part of a journey is taken on a train that is not covered by the JR Rail Pass then the whole journey has to be paid for. For every journey I made I studied the train timetable carefully to make sure I used the right train.",
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"Minato and Beyond, by Train\n\nMy journey started in Minato, a suburb of Tokyo. I was transferred by bus from the airport to my hotel, Shiba Park Hotel, in the suburb of Minato. While I waited for my Rail Pass to be delivered I had time to explore Minato. I was delighted to discover that the Tokyo Tower was just around the corner. The tower was built in 1958 and modelled on the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Although it functions as a radio and television tower it is also a very popular tourist attraction affording good views of its surroundings from the two viewing platforms.",
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"The tower is very close to Shiba Park, Japan’s oldest public park. It was the first to be officially designated as a park in 1873 just five years after the beginning of the modernisation of Japan. When the Meiji Emperor was restored to supreme power in 1867 a programme was started to create public parks throughout Japan. These were often fashioned out of the grounds of temples and shrines which, at that time, were the only green spaces. Shiba Park is crescent-shaped as it was fashioned out of the grounds of the Zöjöji Temple. This temple is both ancient and modern. The two-storey wooden main gate, Sangedatsumon, was built in 1622 and is the oldest remaining wooden structure in Tokyo. This temple was founded in 1393 as a seminary for Jodo-shu also known as Jōdo Buddhism. It is a branch of Pure Land Buddhism derived from the teachings of a Japanese monk. At one time the temple comprised a huge complex including a large cathedral, forty-eight smaller attached temples and about one-hundred-and fifty schools. But during an anti-Buddhist movement some of these buildings were destroyed and others were burned down during the air raids of World War II. The cathedral and other structures were subsequently rebuilt. Zöjöji is still the main temple and seminary of Jodo-shu. It is also very popular with the general public as a place to worship and as a hub of religious and cultural activities. The exteriors of the buildings retain their traditional style but the interiors are refreshingly light and modern.",
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"During my stay in Japan I also used a pre-paid IC card included in our package. It works like an Oyster Card as money is taken off every time you enter or leave a station. But unlike the Oyster card any money left on the card can be spent in either a 7 Eleven or a Family Mart. These convenience stores are open twenty-four hours a day seven days a week. These stores are a real boon for the traveller on a shoe-string. They offer a wide variety of food at very reasonable prices. They also stock just about every item you might need – and it is fun trying to work out from the pictures exactly what each product is. They are everywhere and a convenient source of clean toilets. The 7 Elevens also have ATMs. This card can be used on the subway and there were several interesting places reachable from Minato on the subway. Hama Rikyu Garden was a famous Imperial garden during the Edo Period. It was given to the City of Tokyo in 1945 and the following year it was opened to the public. This beautifully landscaped garden includes several ponds and a tea house. The garden stretches along the bank of the Samuda River.",
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"After strolling through the gardens I took a waterbus (not included in the JR Rail Pass) from there to another famous site in Tokyo. Sensoji Temple, also known as Asakusa Kannon Temple. This Buddhist temple is one of Tokyo’s most popular and colourful temples. The temple is dedicated to Kannon, the goddess of mercy. It was founded, according to legend, after two brothers found a statue of this goddess floating in the Samuda River. They put the statue back into the river but it kept returning so finally, in 645, a temple was built dedicated to the goddess. It is Tokyo’s oldest temple and has an outer gate and an inner gate linked by a shopping street. The buildings are relatively modern as many of the original buildings were destroyed during the Second World War. The temple shares its grounds with the Asakusa Shrine and both operate in harmony with each other. It was a good opportunity to compare the architecture of both institutions. My final visit of the day, journeying but both subway and the local railway, was the Meiji Shrine. This large Shinto Shrine was built in 1920 and is dedicated to the Meiji Emperor and his wife, Empress Shoken. Emperor Meiji brought an end to the feudal system in Japan and modernised his country. The shrine is set in a large park and has become Japan’s most famous shrine. One can understand why as you wander along tree lined avenues towards the main buildings.",
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"The Main Gate or Thunder Gate at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan\n\nAlthough it took a long time to get to Nikko by train from Tokyo it was worth it to visit Toshogu, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This sprawling complex of ornate shrines and temples set amongst majestic cedar trees was built as a mausoleum for the first Tokugawa shogun. This elaborate building is surrounded by other interesting structures including the “see no evil, speak no evil and hear no evil” monkeys on the front of one of the store houses. The Shinkyo Bridge marks the entrance to Toshogu in Nikko, Japan",
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"Shinkyo Bridge at the entrance to Toshogu in Nikko, Japan\n\nMatsumoto on the Train\n\nAfter four days in Tokyo I travelled to Matsumoto was my next destination. The town is an interesting mixture of ancient and modern and includes the Shinto Jorinji shrine. Its bright red gate, the oldest wooden gate in Matsumoto draws you into the complex which includes a pretty shrine and a lovely garden. This shrine is sited in a complex that includes a temple. The complex is notable because its wooden gate is the oldest gate in Matsumoto. Nawate-dori, also known as frog street is famous for its traditional shops filled with frog-themed products. This street was once the border between the commoner houses and Samurai residences. Running parallel to this street, on the other side of the Metoba-gawa River Nachamachi-dori St is lined with restored Samurai merchant houses. Matsumoto Castle is the most important attraction in this town. It is one of only four original castles remaining in Japan. It is a “hirajiro” castle becaues it was built on a plain rather than on a hill or a mountain. As its exterior is mostly black it is also is also known as the Black Crow. The all-wooden interior presents some challenges with its steep, narrow staircases designed to obstruct invaders. It is worth climbing to the sixth floor for the views of the gardens and the moat below.",
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"Matsumoto Castle or the Black Crow in Matsumoto, Japan\n\nAs I walked back to my hotel along Isemachi Street the giant karakuri clock was striking the hour. The large modern globe, representing a Matsumoto-temari opens and figures of young girls playing with temari (hand-made balls) revolve accompanied by music. The globe closes and then opens again to reveal mechanical boys playing musical instruments.",
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"While I was in Matsumoto I took a local train out of the town to the Daio Wasabi Farm. I had no idea what a wasabi was but my education was complete after I had wandered through the beautiful grounds circling the fields planted with wasabi. Wasabi can be used to flavour everything it seems. I was happy to try the crisps but drew the line at wasabi-flavoured ice cream. The watermills that were once essential to the production of wasabi still revolve along the river bank next to the farm.",
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"The annual Fall Festival today, the 16th day of September. Lovely day, hinting of rain last night but it didn’t materialize. Warm, even hot at times, and breezy which felt pretty good but blew items around. The lineup began around 9 or 9:30 on the north end of Amery, up the side streets and back to North Park. Highway 46 was diverted for the time the parade took to get done, and by that time the food stands and rides area was going steady and heavy. Lots of browsing in the large crafts section, but didn’t see a lot of buying. Many meet-ups of old friends and relatives in that area. Walked to the food section and it was packed. I’m getting ahead of myself.\n\nThe parade. Starting promptly at 10:30 after MC Bill Hegg arranged and got the Queen and her Princesses from last year to sing the national anthem. Lots of pride, and soon the festivities began. Candy right off the bat, and the parade of fire and emergency equipment took awhile to move through. Besides Amery the truck from Osceola, Apple River Township, and Clear Lake became part of the entourage. The variety of Amery emergency vehicles included their newly acquired air boat, able to move quickly through water and I’m guessing over ice and thin ice.",
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"The Amery Band did a nice job, the Clear Lake and cadet band did well also. From Elk Mound, their band put on quite a show. Lots of members, lots of intro people at the beginning with flags and the city/ school banner, and 3 characters dressed, well it was a Star Wars theme so the music reflected that. Queen candidates from Amery appeared one at a time, but the queens and their support group from the Polk County Fair, Clear Lake, and other communities added color and beauty. Hudson was another one I just recalled. So then the tractors captured everyone’s attention, mostly Allis Chalmers but many others as well. Al Johnson is the main man in this area, his tractors are featured and I’m guessing so are others. No women, except toward the end a lady was on the little Ford tractor that was so common, often used only for wagon pulling or single bottom plowing.",
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"The Cub and Boy Scouts marched proudly, not a lot of business floats or trucks that I remember, and a few other random entries. The Zor Funsters were the big men on go-carts, wheeling around in intricate patterns, and they would calm down and get into formation. Then, wham, they’d move in their weaving and quick movements. They appeared to enjoy it as much as the crowds did. The viewers weren’t that thick along Keller near the downtown, but next to and across from the announcing wagon featuring a sincere Bill Hegg, at those points the people were two and three deep. The chairs started appearing near the old railroad tracks are, appeared on Thursday or before. The announcements from Bill helped understand what group moved through and his words made the people involved in that float or band or entry, it made them feel appreciated. A welcome to the Fall Festival Parade and a “glad you’re here”. The end of the parade was the horse group, not sure how many, but they were often the last in the past. And the poor looking man with the scoop shovel and the wheelbarrow, what a job. No, really, he didn’t look so sad. He knew there was a job to do and he was going to do it. Besides, maybe he got down to the end of the parade near the hotel and onto old Soldiers Field and he put a price tag on it, $5, you haul.",
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"When it comes to close-quarters operations or home defense, it’s hard to beat a 9mm carbine like this tricked-out Tavor SAR bullpup (left), and if you pair it with a fast-handling Uzi Pro Pistol (right), you’ll never be outgunned.\n\nThe 9mm has experienced quite the resurgence lately. Want proof? Look at how many 9mm 1911s are hitting the market. Myths surrounding the 9mm’s ineffectiveness are finally fading as instructors and experts have begun to rely on science rather than anecdotes, and significant improvements in bullet design are hard to ignore. You can’t deny that today’s 9mm ammo works—in pistols and carbines.",
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Even with the Liberty suppressor attached, the carbine was handy and very quiet. Moving around the shoothouse, the Tavor SAR handled like a typical 16-inch-barreled AR.\n\nTrijicon’s SRS is easy to use with very little of the tunneling common to other red dots, which helped me make short work of multiple targets. This, combined with the Geissele trigger, made for some fast and accurate doubles and triples. With the SureFire X400 Ultra’s green laser turned on, I simply had to point and shoot at CQB ranges.\n\nNo matter how dirty or hot the Tavor SAR got, it never missed a beat. I didn’t experience a single malfunction. Swapping out 9mm stick magazines isn’t as fast as reloading with 5.56mm magazines, but it certainly isn’t slow by any means. And, because the magazine and bolt releases are the same, I didn’t need any retraining.\n\nThe Tavor SAR’s accuracy was good, with my best group at 25 yards measuring just a bit over 1.5 inches using Hornady’s 115-grain XTP ammunition. It was just as accurate as many of the submachine guns I’ve tested over the years at this range.\n\nI ran the Uzi Pro Pistol as if I were part of a personal security detail, or PSD. Using a sling on my strong side, the pistol was easy to conceal, and it swung into action smoothly. To maintain control, you push the Uzi forward, keeping the sling taut as you fire. In short, I think I can safely say that the Uzi Pro Pistol is small enough for most people to handle it like a normal pistol with a two-handed grip.\n\nMoving in and out of my truck, the Uzi Pro Pistol proved to be very handy, easy to bring to target and capable of delivering some decent firepower. Of course, because this is a semi-auto that runs from a closed bolt, the trigger pull is a bit long, which is less than conducive for rapid fire or precise shooting. This is more of a combat trigger than a target trigger. But, with practice, it was still fast on the square range and in the shoothouse.\n\nThe Uzi’s accuracy while moving or under stress was certainly passable for a self-defense weapon, as it kept most shots inside a pie-plate-sized circle. The new magazine release makes for fast reloads, but it also means you can’t use your older 32-round Uzi magazines. They won’t lock into place. That’s why IWI US offers new dedicated 32-round magazines.\n\nUsing sandbags as a rest, the Uzi Pro Pistol could produce a 2.55-inch group at 25 yards using the same Hornady ammunition. The rest of the groups were slightly larger. If you’re looking for tighter groups at the range, IWI US offers a variant with a side-folding SB Tactical stabilizing brace.\n\nBoth weapons worked as you would expect from IWI US—without issue. There were no malfunctions during the range testing, and both guns ejected brass with authority. Their accuracy was more than adequate for self-defense work, and the bullpup design of the Tavor SAR provides a very compact package with a 17-inch barrel. Well suited to home defense, it’ll fit nicely in many compartments and closets yet wrings about as much as you can get out of a 9mm pistol cartridge. The velocities are quite a bit higher, so a proven expanding bullet would be in order for self-defense use.\n\nWhile you can buy a dedicated 9mm Tavor SAR straight from the factory, this conversion kit makes it easy to use your 5.56mm with all of the same accessories. Adding the sound suppressor made the gun a little long, but you can’t beat the benefits of less noise and blast. It’ll save your hearing indoors and make it easier to communicate to other family members or tactical teammates.\n\nThe Uzi Pro Pistol was fun to shoot. It worked well with a sling, and I’m sure it’s a big hit with Uzi fans in general. This design has a very strong following, and this new model has some solid improvements. It facilitates optics, lights and lasers while being very soft shooting. Fitting in some tight spaces, it can bring 25+1 (or 32+1) rounds to the party, which is substantial. Add a light and a red-dot sight and you have a pretty nice little home-defense weapon that anyone could easily get on target with.\n\nWhether you’re looking for a reliable, compact carbine that maximizes the ballistics of the 9mm or a pistol version of a classic submachine gun, IWI US has you covered. And if you can’t make up your mind, get both!"
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"We’re not electronically adept enough to know ‘who buys what’ as a result of our Kit Bag recommendations. The odd email arrives now and then announcing the purchase of some retro Bang & Olufsen amp or whatever, following Dr O’s enthusings, but by and large we just write about stuff we love, and trust you love it too. Like Autogyros. You might have a vague idea what these are but by the end of this page, if you’re anything like us, you’ll be trying to find space in your hanger/garage/shed for one.\n\nThe history of the Autogyro is fascinating. Invented by Juan de la Cierva y Codorníu, 1st Count of De La Cierva, the Autogyro was tested during the Spanish civil war. It is also known as the gyroplane, gyrocopter, gyroglider or rotaplane. The large rotating blades in the horizontal plane are not powered to create lift like a helicopter’s. As they rotate with forward motion they create lift in the same way as a glider’s wing does. Forward motion (and therefore, lift) is usually provided by a ‘pusher’ type propeller engine mounted behind the pilot in a small cockpit. Some had rockets on the rotor blade tips to make them spin quicker. Autogyros are small, simple and agile and once appeared in a Bond film. This is our kind of engineering.",
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