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"Tragic: The two victims of the Marseille knife attack were identified by their first names as cousins and best friends Mauranne (left) and Laura (right), both 20\n\nLaura lived in Rillieux-la-Pape, on the outskirts of Lyon, and had travelled to Marseille to celebrate her upcoming 21st birthday with her cousin and other friends.\n\nLaura was in the second year of a course to qualify as a nurse in Lyon, and was also a scout leader, having joined the scout movement as a volunteer three years ago.\n\nThe two young women were sitting on a bench in warm sunshine outside Marseille's main train station waiting for Laura’s train home when they were stabbed to death by the suspected Islamic State knifeman on Sunday.\n\nThe man shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ as he murdered the women outside St-Charles station in the southern city of Marseille on Sunday afternoon.",
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"Out of custody: The attacker, pictured lying dead after he was gunned down outside Saint Charles station, Marseille, was an illegal immigrant who had been arrested last week\n\nShocked passers-by looked on in horror as he used a butcher’s knife to carry out the attack, before he was himself gunned down by a military patrol on anti-terrorism duties.\n\nDespite ISIS claiming responsibility for the attack, investigators have not found any link so far between the assailant and the terror group.\n\nThe man, who was aged between 30 and 35, has not been formally identified.\n\nOn Friday the attacker – who was a North African of either Algerian or Tunisian origin – was arrested in Lyon for shoplifting.\n\nHe had no papers on him and was in ‘an irregular situation in Europe’, so giving the authorities a chance to place him under judicial control.\n\n‘Instead they let him go, and the next they heard about him was in connection with a double murder,’ said an investigating source in Marseille.\n\n‘Forensic evidence has linked him with the incidents in Marseille and in Lyon, but his actual name and other details remain in dispute.",
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"‘He was known to police for his links to drug-related crimes, but had used up to eight identities over the past few months.’\n\nThe source said the murderer, who was not on a terrorist watch list, had no links with radicalisation, despite Islamic State claiming responsibility for his station attack.\n\nFrench President Emmanuel Macron has said he is 'Deeply outraged by this barbaric act’ and ‘sharing the pain’ of all those involved.\n\nHe said he ‘saluted’ the soldiers from Operation Sentinel, an anti-terrorism initiative, who ‘reacted with extreme calmness and efficiency’ as they killed the man.\n\nJean-Claude Gaudin, the Mayor of Marseille, has described the atrocity as a 'terrorist attack', while Interior Minister Gerard Collomb said it 'could be' related to terror.\n\nIt is thought to be the latest in a long series of Islamic State atrocities across France and the rest of Europe.",
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"Recent attacks have included an attempt to kill a soldier at the Eiffel Tower over the summer.\n\nThe 19-year-old psychiatric patient was placed in custody after he brandished a knife and pledged allegiance to Isis.\n\nIn April, 39-year-old police officers Xavier Jugele was shot dead while on duty on the Champs Elysee just days before the French presidential election.\n\nIsis claimed the killing by Karim Cheurfi, also 39, who was shot dead by police in a gun battle. Two other officers were injured in the attack.\n\nIn June a student student shouted ‘This is for Syria’ as he tried to attack a policeman with a hammer outside Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. He was shot and ended up in custody in hospital.\n\nAnd in March a convicted criminal with links to radical Islam shouted 'I am here to die for Allah, there will be deaths' seconds before he was shot dead during an attack at Paris Orly airport.\n\nZiyed Ben Belgacem, a 39-year-old career criminal, was killed after wrestling a soldier's gun from her and fleeing into a McDonald's restaurant.\n\nPictured: The female cousins stabbed to death in Marseille"
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"While technically not a robbery, nor overly large, it’s a crime that has captivated the American public for almost 30 years and no list would be complete without it. In November, 1971, Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 was hijacked with a briefcase “bomb” by a man who booked a flight under the name Dan Cooper. After handing a flight attendant a note outlining the situation, Cooper instructed the pilot to land at an airport where passengers were exchanged for $200,000 and 4 parachutes. Cooper then ordered the pilot to head for Mexico. Despite the fact that jet fighters were shadowing the plane, they never noticed the tiny figure of DB Cooper leap from the aircraft, due to the heavy rain at the time. Despite an extensive search, no trace of DB Cooper was ever found. The FBI believe that he did not survive the jump. In 1980, $5,880 of the ransom money was found on the banks of the Columbia River.",
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"While there are certainly larger robberies that did not make this list, this is one of the most amazing robberies of all time, due to the fact that other than the missing jewels and one smashed window, there is actually no evidence of a robbery. The Museon was putting on an exhibition for the public to show the mining, cutting and polishing process of some of the world’s most historical stones, some of which belonged to royal families and dated back centuries. Despite 24 hour security guards, no one saw a thing. Video surveillance monitoring every square inch of the museum spotted nothing. Motion detectors placed throughout were never triggered. The cabinets were made from reinforced glass, yet showed no signs of tampering. Museum staff returned to work to find 6 of the 28 cases empty. While the haul was reported to be worth about $12 million, insiders say the stolen gems were priceless due to their historical significance. Detectives never got a single lead on the robbery and none of the stolen pieces have ever shown up.",
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"Allan Pace was the regional safety inspector for Dunbar Armored, and as such had key inside knowledge of procedures that he put to good, or rather ill, use. He recruited 5 childhood friends to assist him in the largest cash robbery on US soil. After timing the security cameras so that he knew when he could be invisible, he used his own keys to access the facility. After ambushing the guards one by one from the staff cafeteria, the gang rushed the vault guards and subdued them before any alarms could be triggered. They then spent half an hour loading millions of dollars into a U-Haul, loading only the highest value bags with non-sequential bills. After loading nearly $20 million, Pace then took the recording devices from the cameras, taking the evidence with him. Police soon figured out it was an inside job due to no signs of forced entry, but had no leads. It wasn’t until one of Pace’s partners in crime stupidly gave a stack of bills still wrapped in the original cash straps to an associate that police finally got their break. Pace was ratted out by one of his own men and sentenced to 24 years in prison. $10 million of the stolen money is still unaccounted for, suggesting Allan Pace may have a nice pay day awaiting him when he is released in 2021.",
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"Unfortunately, I have been able to find very little on this robbery. On the night of 16th October 1994, 10 men broke into the Bank of the Republic in Valledupar, Colombia and made off with over US $28 million worth of pesos. The money was in non-circulating bills. If anyone has any further info, please add it in the comments below.",
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"Police believe the IRA was responsible for a raid which netted over £26 million in 2004. A gang of men disguised themselves as police officers and then broke into the homes of two bank officials, taking them and their families hostage. While their families were being kept hostage, the two officials returned to work the next day as though nothing was wrong. After other staff had left for the day, they let the bank robbers in, where they plundered the bank and loaded the loot into a white van. They then returned for a second load some time later, because, as everyone knows, one van load of cash just isn’t enough. The bank recalled their notes from circulation and issued new ones in a different color, rendering about £10 million of the money useless. A number of people have been arrested in connection to the robbery, including suspected IRA members and even one of the bank officials whose family was taken “hostage.”",
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"This is a plot that you would think only Hollywood could dream up. A gang of men tunneled 255 feet under 2 city blocks over the course of 3 months from a house they had rented earlier. The tunnel featured air conditioning and lighting, so the guys didn’t have to break a literal sweat. They covered their activities by setting up a fake gardening business from the rented house, and drove the soil away under the cover of legitimacy. When they had finally reached the vault, they disabled the banks sensors and alarms and then stole 5 containers of cash over the weekend (weighing 3.5 tonnes) at their leisure. The money was not numbered sequentially, making it impossible to trace. Numerous men have been arrested in connection to the robbery, while the mastermind, Luis Ribeiro, was found dead on the side of a road after being kidnapped by corrupt police officers. He was murdered after a ransom was paid for his release. 18 suspects remain at large and only $9 million has been recovered. The money was uninsured.",
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"Ronnie Biggs is to the English what DB Cooper is to Americans. He was part of a 15 strong gang led by Bruce Reynolds, who robbed a mail train in 1963. The haul is the equivalent of about $74 million today. After receiving information from an insider, the gang donned ski masks and gloves and tampered with the track signal to stop the train. They made off with 120 mail bags, despite having no guns between them. They attempted to burn down the farmhouse they used as a hideout, but did such a terrible job that the police were able to get everyone’s fingerprints. 12 of the 15 were found and convicted, but Ronnie Biggs managed to escape prison in 1965, adding to his legend. He had plastic surgery and fled to Brazil via Paris and Australia, and remained on the run until his voluntary return to Britain in 2001. He was once again incarcerated but was released in 2009 due to ill health.",
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"Six men hit the jackpot of a lifetime when they broke into the Brinks Mat Warehouse in 1983 expecting to find £3 million in cash. Instead, they stumbled across nearly 9 times that amount in gold bullion, which would be worth an absurd sum in today’s money. Brian Robinson, the mastermind of the robbery, used his brother-in-law, Anthony Black- a security guard at the warehouse- to gain entry and intel of the complex. It didn’t take Scotland Yard long to make the family connection, and Black confessed his role in the crime. He served 3 years, while Robinson was sentenced to 25 years in prison. 3 tonnes of the gold has never been recovered and is believed to be in circulation after being melted down.",
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"Expats moving to Taiwan should expect some level of culture shock when it comes to the business culture in Taiwan, although in other areas of Taiwanese culture, the country looks to the West more than to its Asian neighbours. Taiwan does have its surprises – especially when it comes to business, dating and socialising – but for the most part if you keep a positive attitude, you’ll probably assimilate quite well. Western ideas of personal space, relationships, free time and hobbies are understood, if not always practised.\n\nIt’s easier to make friends in Taiwan than you might think. East Asian and Western foreigners alike often report that they have an easier time building and maintaining local friendships than in other countries. The local level of English is pretty good and there are clubs, organisations and events that allow you to meet more locals if you’re willing to try.\n\nFriendships in Taiwan: what to expect\n\nExpect friends to cancel plans, often at the last minute, for family affairs – family always comes first, and this isn’t considered rude. Expect unreliable RSVPs and added guests to group events, even when reservations are involved.\n\nExpect friends who are upset with you do not actually tell you so – someone who is sensitive to unspoken social cues back home may have a hard time discerning indirect cues in Taiwan, especially when saying “no” is involved.\n\nExpect people to feel uncomfortable debating passionately (although impassioned argument is very popular with some people, especially on the topic of politics) and to drop issues rather than “argue”, even if you weren’t aware you were arguing.\n\nExpect local friends to be fine with less interaction than you’re used to among friends back home, and expect the party to end “early” (although this, too, is changing). Many locals will head out at the “late” hour of 11:30pm to catch the last MRT, or possibly because they have family members waiting at home – it’s not unusual at all for a person in their early 30s to be worried about how parents will react to them staying out late.\n\nFinally, expect local friends to be more direct in some ways even as they are less direct in others: they may not tell you they’re upset or that they disagree with you about something, but many local friends may make note of your complexion, changes in weight or other things you wouldn’t mention back home.\n\nIf you are an English speaker, you will be able to get by in Taipei without learning much Chinese if you don’t wish to, don’t have the time, or find it difficult. Signs tend to be in English, the MRT maps and announcements all contain English, many (but not all) menus are in English or have pictures, and government offices you have to deal with will have English services. Taking the bus may be a challenge but not an insurmountable one.\n\nIf you show that you can speak Chinese, a local – even a friend – may not believe you can read it. If you show that you can read, they may not believe you can type. If you can type, they may not realise you can write by hand. Many foreigners make the mistake of ascribing this to ethnocentrism: the idea that “foreigners can’t learn our language because it has 5,000 years of history, is unique to people of Chinese descent and is too hard for others to learn”.\n\nThis is not an accurate reflection of the attitude of locals who underestimate you, although it may seem that way at times. Rather, while many foreigners reach basic proficiency in Chinese, a truly fluent and literate foreigner is a rare thing to come across. In business, foreign colleagues sent to Taiwan from the home office will almost never be able to speak Chinese, nor will the foreign teachers at the cram schools where locals send their kids.\n\nThere is a cultural predisposition towards stressing knowledge of Chinese characters – reading and writing – over speaking, and Chinese characters are genuinely difficult to learn. Locals generally spent years of their childhood grappling with them. It is reasonable to expect that they wouldn’t necessarily assume a foreigner could pick up this skill in a few short years – and, in fact, most foreigners don’t.\n\nYou will see things in Taiwan that you would never expect, which are still very much a part of the traditional cultural landscape. Sure, all the things Westerners expect are there: traditional tea, fortune telling, god costumes that are up to ten feet high or higher worn down the streets in parades, firewalking, boat burning, Chinese medicine, ancestor worship, feng shui, tai chi and temples. But there are also martial artists with painted faces, spirit mediums who injure themselves with spiked balls and clubs while “possessed” by gods, parties thrown for ghosts, stories about haunted or sacred sites, holy trees, spiritual masters who can write the “characters of the gods”, ceremonies invoking demons, an almanac of auspicious and unlucky days and times, puppetry, local opera, amulets and superstitions. Some people are Buddhist, some follow a Chinese folk religion called “Daoism” (but is not quite the same as the Daoism of Lao Tzu famous in the West), and some follow a mixture of both along with some Confucian traditions. You will be simply amazed by the depth and breadth of preserved culture in Taiwan, and how many people still adhere to it.\n\nExpat women can expect to be safe, to be treated fairly in the hiring process, to earn a wage equal to that of a man in the same position with the same qualifications, to be welcome in almost all establishments (“Special massage parlors” and gangster bars are the main exceptions), to not be questioned about their independence, financial means or solo travel and to generally be respected, not harassed and treated as social and intellectual equals. Laws, while not perfect, generally do a good job of protecting women. Abortion is legal (although there are some unexpected regulations surrounding it), birth control is available and women’s health is recognised as a distinct medical field. Unless you are in an hourly-paid position, maternity leave is guaranteed and most reproductive health needs – but not birth control – are covered under national health insurance. Divorce laws are fairer than they used to be, although no-fault divorce is still a battle being fought.\n\nYou are more likely to find women in their 30s, 40s and older in Taiwan who have chosen not to marry and prefer an independent lifestyle than you may find in other Asian countries.\n\nYou’ll still find people who wonder about women who don’t marry or have children, single women over 30, and the occasional boss who has some sexist notions about the emotional state or family needs of his female employees (although this is much less of a problem for foreign women than it may be for locals).\n\nLocal women often earn less than their male counterparts – it’s expat women who generally do not need to worry about this – and some women report that bosses encourage them to not take their full allowed maternity leave, with threats of layoffs or non-promotion. Bosses will occasionally try to be too familiar with employees, which may extend to commenting on the relationships of female employees (do not be surprised if your boss tries to give you life advice if you marry or break up).\n\nMistresses are common – it’s considered inappropriate to have one, but many Taiwanese men do (but then, many Taiwanese women have affairs, too. It’s not the horrible social crime that it is in many other societies).\n\nThe dating scene for men in Asia is already well documented. For women, Taiwan may not be perfect, but you may do better dating in Taiwan than other Asian countries due to Taiwan’s somewhat more progressive outlook. It is not uncommon to meet foreign women dating or married to local men, and there isn’t really a taboo surrounding this. You may receive some surprisingly direct comments, but it will be generally accepted and welcomed.\n\nLike every country in the world, there are good and bad people. That said, notions about a woman’s expected appearance, attitude and duties at home tend to be more traditional in Taiwan than you may be used to at home, although plenty of men buck these trends.\n\nMen tend to be far less direct than you’re used to – the #1 complaint among many foreign women in Taiwan is that local men they’d like to go out with don’t express interest…or they don’t seem to. In fact, the man you like who doesn’t seem to be asking you out may be trying the more indirect route of inviting you out with his friends and generally treating you like a friend until a relationship naturally develops. It is not uncommon to spend time with a man in a friendly way until one day, without saying a word, you are holding hands. You may never be asked out directly – you have to discern the intent behind the actions and invitations. This can be hard for women who expect that if a man is interested, he’ll ask her out. Often, if you go out together alone a few times, you’re considered more officially a couple than you would be considered at the same stage back home.\n\nPublic spaces, including bathrooms, are kept generally clean, and words such as “please”, “sorry to bother you”, “excuse me” and “sorry” are used. Seats are readily given up for the elderly, pregnant women, people with children or disabilities, and people generally do not like to push, although you may find yourself pushed from time to time.\n\nIt’s common for people to walk slowly, to stop and look at things, deal with children or answer the phone in the middle of pedestrian traffic, to pause right in the middle of a pedestrian thoroughfare, before gates, fare machines or doors or to stand two-abreast on escalators (it’s common etiquette in Taiwan to stand on the right and allow people to walk on the left, but not everyone follows this convention). In China you might just push that person out of the way – in Taiwan, it would be wise to learn to say “excuse me” and “please let me pass” in Chinese early on. These are commonly used and people will respond to them. Watch out for scooters and cyclists on sidewalks – most are polite but some don’t watch where they’re going.",
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"A look back at 2022: Good and Bad that happened for the Pakistan Cricket team\n\nThe year 2022 has been one of the most tumultuous of years for the Pakistan Cricket team. From Pakistan Super League (PSL) season 7, Asia Cup, Common Wealth Games, and T20 World Cup, to the historic home series, 2022 was packed with cricket and a ton load of emotions for the fans. Five international teams toured Pakistan for men’s and women’s cricket while the men in green toured three countries to play different formats of the game. Let’s take a look at all the good and bad that happened for the Pakistan Cricket team in 2022.\n\nInteresting to read: What is happening at PCB?\n\nThe Year 2022 for the Pakistan Cricket team (Men’s)\n\nThe PSL 2022 edition finally saw a new winner and it was none other than, the highly anticipated Lahore Qalandars. It was long coming for the Lahore team and to say that the fans were elated would be an understatement. All the other five franchises have managed to grab the tournament trophy except for them. The team was led by the new captain Shaheen Afridi and he proved to be the lucky charm team Qalandar was in search of all these years.\n\nAfter the New Zealand cricket team suddenly abandoned their tour last year and the English cricket team quickly canceled their, the Cricket Australia (CA) tour was in jeopardy. But the visit went as planned and on schedule and it was one of the most followed and exciting tours in Pakistan cricket and it attracted a lot of media attention.\n\nBut despite all the excitement, the series did not end very well for Pakistan. Three tests, three ODIs, and one T20 were played but the green team only managed to grab the ODI trophy. The test loss not only put Pakistan’s test championship hopes on the edge but also the pitches brought a lot of criticism with the Rawalpindi pitch being granted a demerit point by the International Cricket Council (ICC). Overall it was a great tour, one that cleared all the security issues especially.\n\nThe men in green locked three different series to their names this year.\n\nPakistan played three 50-over games with Australia and won the trophy beating the yellow caps 2-1. Not only this, but the Pakistan cricket team also broke their record of highest-ever run chase by making 349 runs successfully. Babar Azam’s and Imam-ul-haq’s record 220-run partnership helped the team achieve this feat. All three matches were house full.\n\nIn early June, the Caribbean team landed in the country of hospitality to play the ODI format. Notably, this series was to be played last year along with the T20Is but a corona break out in the West Indian team had forced them to depart early.\n\nFor Babar Azam and his men, it was another boost in confidence as the team whitewashed the tourists after three very close and thrilling games. Multan Cricket Stadium was given the honor to host this series after many years and the Multan crowd did not disappoint. All three games were fully packed and the matches were a sight to see.\n\nODI win in the Netherlands\n\nMid-August Pakistan cricket team flew all the way to Rotterdam Netherlands to play the 50-over format of white ball cricket. The orange army put up a great fight in all three games but the green team was just too good for them. A great number of Pakistani fans turned out to watch and support their team and it was heart-warming to see the players interacting and thanking them for the turnout.\n\nWinners of the Tri-series\n\nJust before the start of the T20 World Cup 2022, Pakistan and Bangladesh cricket teams flew to New Zealand to play a tri-series and team green came out with flying colors. Babar’s men managed to win four out of five games clinching the trophy.\n\nThree instances broke the hearts of millions of Pakistani cricket fans in 2022. The Pakistan cricket team came inches close to winning two tournaments and a series but couldn’t manage to cross the winning line all three times.\n\nThe first of the three heartbreaks came in the Asia Cup. To say that the team green was thriving in the tournament would be the least. The boys were bursting with confidence throughout but when they needed it the most, they ran out of it. But the Pakistan team wasn’t the only one carrying that pride, team Sri Lanka was right beside them. In the final between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, the latter successfully and completely thrashed our side to be named the Asian champions.\n\nDespite failing in the finals, the fans had much to rejoice including defeating India India in an important match and Naseem Shah’s blazing sixes that turned India’s puny chances of qualifying into dust.\n\nIn late September, the white ball squad of the England Cricket team landed in Pakistan to play a series of seven T20I matches that also included some extra matches in compensation for canceling their tour a year prior.\n\nThough a lot of experts criticized the boards for playing that many matches, it turned out to be an absolutely exciting series. After six matches the scores were tied with both teams carrying three wins each. The seventh match was to be a decider. Unfortunately for the Pakistan cricket team, it ended in a loss with the tourists being just too good for them.\n\nNo loss hurt as much as losing the final of the T20 World Cup did. It really left the fans and followers heartbroken and deflated. But was Pakistan’s journey to the final easy? Nope. Pakistan qualified for the semi-finals through the back door courtesy of a one-run loss against India and Zimbabwe. A lot needed to happen for the Pakistan cricket team to qualify and luckily that ‘A LOT’ did happen.\n\nAn electrifying performance in the semi-finals against mighty New Zealand sent Pakistan straight to the finals. But in the typical men in green fashion, the team failed to translate their efforts into a win and snatched loss from the mouth of victory.\n\nThe year 2022 proved to be the worst for Pakistan test cricket. Pakistan hosted three big names in cricket i.e. Australia, England, and New Zealand for a series of test matches and it was a horror show.\n\nWhile Australia won the three-match series 1-0, team Pakistan was completely whitewashed by the new England test set-up. The Kiwis are currently on tour and have already managed to draw one of two matches. With every passing day, test cricket is regressing in Pakistan, and despite much criticism and debate, no improvements have been so far.\n\nThe Year 2022 for the Pakistan Cricket team (Women’s)\n\nThe year 2022 proved to be really progressive for the girls in green even though it started out on a not-so-positive note. Here’s what the girls did and achieve this year.\n\nThe schedule for Pakistan women’s cricket team started in March. They appeared in the cricket World Cup 2022 in New Zealand. Even though the girls put in their full efforts, things like opening, middle order, and fielding did not work too well for them throughout the tournament. They managed to win just one match out of five and unfortunately had to return home early.\n\nThe commonwealth games, in the 2022 edition, opened its doors to cricket for the very first time. Similar to the World Cup, the commonwealth games did not go the way the team wanted to. They played three pool matches and sadly could not win a single one.\n\nAsia Cup saw a totally different version of the women’s Pakistan cricket team. They beat teams like India, Sri Lanka, UAE, and Malaysia to qualify for the semis. But the team got very unlucky as they lost by just one run in a low-scoring game.\n\nIn June this year, the Sri Lankan women’s cricket team toured Pakistan as part of the ICC’s Women’s Championship to play three ODIs. The women in green won the series 2-1 and it was wonderful to see women’s cricket return to the country.\n\nFor the first time ever, the women from Ireland cricket came to Pakistan to play a series of three ODIs and three T20Is. It was a win-win for both teams. Bismah’s army clean sweeped the 50-format games while the tourists grabbed the 20-over trophy.\n\nOverall, it was a year full of ups and downs for the Pakistan cricket team. The fans enjoyed many thrilling as well as heart-shattering moments but what is more important is that international cricket resumed fully in the country and as a cricket-loving nation, what more can fans ask for?",
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"Take photos or it never happened.\n\nWhoever said that is definitely hitting the bull's eye as much as travel is concerned. It is hard to prove someone has come to such place and time, well there might be other ways but it is way way better to do with photos and videos. Perhaps this is the reason why more and more netizens are becoming bloggers and vloggers at the same time.\n\nBut more importantly, photos keep memories that of which can be passed on to the next generation.This thought reminds me of my college instructress who was asked, what would be the first thing you'll save in your house in case there's fire, she answered my photo albums. It wasn't the answer most of us were expecting but it makes sense, Facebook and social media sites were not yet a thing at that time in the Philippines though you must understand so that totally explains the photo album, but if there are things which can never change through time, that would be the memories stored in a photo.\n\nIt mesmerized me how a single developed or printed photo can ignite emotions, memories, feelings and sparks the brain to feel like we are in that specific moment depicted in the photo. Like when I scan through my old traditional photo albums back at home, I always get a sense of nostalgia which I still enjoy up to this day.",
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"I started with taking photos way back in the year 1999 when I was still in grade school, using films with limited shots, I usually get my photos printed in a shop away from home for hundreds of pesos just so I could have a tangible prints of these negatives.\n\nThe photo shop was owned by a friend and they have this promo of giving one free roll of new films for every 36 shots printed so I don't run out of films as long as I keep developing one however, I must admit that there were certain films which are still in their shelf until now being stuck at home because I was not anymore able to get it developed either I was out of cash for developing it or I have already used digital camera that doesn't require developing anymore but instead used with online stuffs.\n\nSo after switching from point and shoot film cameras, I found that digital camera is more flexible for me and it as well cost me lesser because I don't have to pay for developing the films. Instead, I had just kept the photos in my social media accounts which makes digital copies available through the years without worrying about fire burning them or such other cases.\n\nI had been using digital point and shoot cameras until around 2010 when my father bought me a DSLR.",
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"On the year 2010, where digital photography plus newer technology was overcoming the point and shoot cameras, people had started switching from these point and shoot to digital single lens reflex.\n\nThese types of cameras provide its users the flexibility of manually adjusting the preferences inside the camera itself making much more interesting and captivating results as well as jaw-dropping edits through photo manipulation software such as Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop at the same time.\n\nSingle lens reflex cameras have been in the photography business since the 60s or perhaps beyond that but they cost a neck but with these becoming more and more cheaper because of competition, commoners have now access to a much more beautiful art results in photography. I was not an exemption to this change.\n\nMy first was the Canon 1000D, a beginner's camera with its bundled kit lens of 18-55mm. It doesn't capture video, only photo and I was not aware that it only does because when we bought it, it was one which I consider as impulse buying.\n\nI started learning the twist and turns of adjusting the settings, selecting Aperture priority, Shutter speed, long exposure techniques and other technical stuffs about this machine and I swear I have began to love this kind of camera for it provides better picture quality and it was just nice to see your photos online gaining likes and things like that. We later bought a 50mm prime lens which was giving more awesome shots for portrait and macro photography.\n\nThen when James and I explored more options for a DSLR which will allow us to capture video as well, we bought our second camera, a Nikon D5300 with a kit lens of 18-55mm as well. Then we bought lots of lenses for it. We bought different range and also sold our kit lens in exchange to the new camera lenses such as 11-16mm for wide shots, 17-50mm, 35mm for portrait prime lens, 55-200mm for zoom shots.",
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We would both highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Tokyo so long as you’re up for an hour wait—but we promise the food is really that good!\n\nIn the afternoon Daniel and I split up, he wanted to do some work and I wanted to explore more of Shibuya. So I had a good few hours of getting lost in the shopping streets and malls of the area (but was too overwhelmed to buy anything) before reconvening back in Ebisu. We had a few drinks in the room (beer and sake) and then returned to SpaJiro for dinner at 11:00 PM (we had to convince them to let us in as they said the had already closed the kitchen—but when we told them we had came back a second night in a row, they miraculously let us in). Once again the food was delicious!\n\nFrom 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM we bar-hopped and walked the streets to keep ourselves awake as we decided to go to the Tsukiji Fish Market with hopes of making it to the famous tuna auction. We took a cab at 3:15 in the morning and were the 64th and 65th people (we made the second group) to arrive out of a maximum of 120 people. We were given blue jerseys to put on over our clothes to identify us and sat in a “waiting room” until 5:50 AM when we were finally called into the auction.—If you want to see the Tsukiji tuna auction, here’s how it works. When you arrive at the fish market you must “apply” at the Osakana Fukyu Center (Fish Information Center) at the Kachidoki Gate, starting from 3:00AM on a first-come, first-serve basis. A first group of 60 visitors will be admitted to the auction between 5:25 and 5:50, while a second group of 60 visitors will be admitted between 5:50 and 6:15. If you don’t make it early enough, they will turn you away.\n\nWhen we walked into the auction room we a bunch of sushi chefs standing over a couple hundred massive flash frozen tunas rubbing, poking and prodding them with some type of a hook on a stick . Moments later a man jumped on a box crate and started the auction; he was shouting so passionately he was basically singing. The auction was super quick and within a matter of minutes some of these men had spent the equivalent of a couple thousand dollars up to ten thousand dollars per tuna. Crazy!\n\nAt 6:30 AM we walked out of the tuna auction and into the outdoor fish market where we immediately got into another line to wait for fresh sushi for breakfast. After an hour and a half later we finally made it to the front of the line for Daiwa Sushi, Tsukiji’s most famous sushi bar, after which you’ll be expected to eat and run, restaurant with 11 seats at the bar. The chef made us the most delicious sushi of all time (I know I’ve said that before, but this was really the winning meal of the trip) and when we left we were absolutely exhausted. We somehow managed to make it back to our hotel without falling asleep on public transit and spent the most of the day sleeping.\n\nWe woke up at 4:00 PM Wednesday afternoon and went straight to Shinjuku to check in for the Robot Restaurant. For a show that’s all about modernity, their check in process is extremely antiquated. They don’t let you do much online ahead of time and when you walk in the door they make you stand in random lines for no reason—but this is beside the point. At 5:30 PM we walked down the most amazing staircase (I can’t even describe it so just look at the photos) and walked into what felt like a game show. We sat down in our pre-assigned seats and soon watched the most incredible hour and a half of entertainment. Part girly show and part hilarity there isn’t anything, anywhere more amazing than the robot show. Featuring incredible and ridiculous lifelike giant robots manned by sequined and sparkly bikini-clad women with rainbow wigs, there’s enough neon and lights in the small space to light all of Shinjuku and then some…\n\nPost show we walked to dinner at an Italian restaurant (it was the only restaurant without a line in the area) called Italian Market, but really should have been called, “We’re Learning to Make What We Think is Italian Food”. Needless to say, the food was nothing special. After dinner we walked to Don Quijote—a random four-story souvenir shop, and left almost immediately after to go back and pack.\n\nToday was the last day of our trip. We woke up early to go back to Ueno Park to check out the cherry blossom trees during the day, which was more magnificent than the other night. It was crazy to see how many people were out so early at the park considering how dead the city feels at this time of day. After a bunch of photos we left and took the train to Harajuku station. We walked to The Roastry by Nozy Coffee for one last session with Riku (he’s the greatest) and went back to the hotel to get our bags. We took a 30-minute JR train to Noppori Station and another 30-minute Skytrain to Narita International Airport.\n\nAt the airport we happened to bump into a friend I met abroad in Argentina named Ben. Ben joined Daniel and I for sushi at Gate 33 (recommended by Tessa) for our last meal at Narita Airport—sometimes the world feels so small. Now were sitting on the plane on the way back to Los Angeles.\n\nI can’t believe it’s been two months since we left. It’s been a wonderful adventure filled with amazing experiences and memories that we won’t soon forget.\n\nStay tuned as we’ll continue to post some other amazing things about the trip that we didn’t have time to do on the go.\n\nThanks so much for following our journey—we hope you enjoyed it!"
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Pingree’s relationship with Maddox dated to 2001 when he met Maddox while working in Leon County government.\n\nBetween 2007 and 2011, Pingree was the Wakulla County Administrator. He approved more than a hundred thousand dollars in lobbying contracts for Governance Inc, a lobbying firm ran by Maddox and girlfriend Paige Carter-Smith.\n\nCommenting on a controversial tax-payer funded trip to Washington D.C., including Pingree and Maddox, Pingree was quoted in The Wakulla News: “We were honored to join our regional elected partners on Capitol Hill to advocate for a local request package totaling over $1.1 billion. 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Scott Maddox was on the board of the same foundation at the time, and remained a board member for the duration of Pingree’s time there.\n\nAccording to sources unwilling to go on the record, Maddox was so committed to keeping Pingree in the position that on at least one occasion, he drove overnight after a Tallahassee City Commission meeting for a morning Board of Directors Meeting of the Miami Zoo Foundation to save Pingree’s job because Pingree was concerned a motion would be made for his termination on the Miami Zoo Foundation Board.\n\nFollowing his departure from the Miami Zoo Foundation, in May 2013, Pingree was hired by the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce as Vice President, overseeing the arm of the Chamber that would one day morph into the Blueprint-run Office of Economic Vitality. 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"Our next move was to Seleucia or Selefkeh. We landed as near as we could to the end of the line of hills on which it stands, and then walked to it, nine miles across the plain at the foot of them. The ancient town is beautifully placed at the side of a river, the Calicadnus.\nTravels in southern Europe and the Levant, 1810-1817. The journal of Charles Robert Cockerell\nSeleucia ad Calicadnus, today's Silifke, was founded by Seleucus, a general of Alexander the Great, who, after the death of his commander, ruled over most of Anatolia and Syria. At that time the Calicadnus, the river near the town was navigable.\nSimilar to many other ancient towns, Seleucia was made up of an upper town on a fortified hill (acropolis) and of a lower town along the river with markets and warehouses.\nThe Romans, who conquered the region in the IInd century BC, built a bridge across the Calicadnus; its foundations can still be noticed in the current bridge.",
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"It is partly on the plain and partly on steps of rock which rise gradually from it up to a large castle of late date, which has an Armenian inscription over the gate. Cockerell\nIn the late XIIth century Armenian noblemen established a feudal kingdom in Cilicia, a territory which nominally belonged to the Byzantine emperors; by taking advantage of the Crusades, the Armenians managed to control most of the coast between Cilicia and Pamphylia, including Silifke; their kingdom is known Kingdom of Lesser Armenia.",
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Dinosaur that I am, I’ve never warmed up to full-length guide rods on a 1911 that just make takedown and reassembly more difficult and offer no tangible advantage on a defensive pistol.\n\nLikewise, a standard barrel bushing is also part of the package. The bushing’s fit was snug, but I had no problem removing it without using the provided bushing wrench.\n\nThe frame-mounted safety and slide stop are both slightly extended. A beavertail grip safety with a palm swell is also part of the mix. The beavertail prevents hammer bite, while the palm swell ensures safety deactivation should you take a hasty grip.\n\nSights include a low-profile Novak rear sight and front post in the popular three-dot pattern. Standard Colt dovetails are cut into the slide, and this makes fitting of aftermarket sights a snap.I, for one, was happy to see that the SR1911 does not utilize the superfluous Series 80-style firing pin safety. Instead, Ruger employed a low-mass titanium firing pin, which should eliminate an inertia discharge due to a dropped gun.\n\nFactory specs call for a trigger weight between 4–5.5 lbs. I didn’t have a trigger scale during my informal test, but I would guesstimate trigger pull on my sample ran just a little south of 5 lbs. The skeletonized aluminum trigger features an adjustable over travel stop, and my sample had very little slack before it dropped the hammer. The hammer, too, is a skeletonized affair with an oval slot.\n\nThe flat mainspring housing is nicely checkered for a positive hold. The hard rubber stocks on my sample contributed to a non-slip grip. The black grips, along with the bead blasted grey/silver finish, help give the SR1911 a handsome, yet serious business-like appearance. 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As long as I held up my part of the bargain, I was able to place shots in the middle of the target, and my experience was hardly unique among the other two dozen writers in attendance. After giving it our best throughout the afternoon, we returned to the range in the evening and gave the SR1911 a workout in low light.\n\nThe next opportunity at Gunsite, I spent a morning shooting the SR1911 at distances ranging from arms length all the way back to 25 yards. Although I wasn’t able to perform an official accuracy evaluation, I can’t dispute Ruger’s claim the pistol can shoot 1.5″ groups at 25 yards.\n\nMy final test drive consisted of multiple runs on the man-on-man shoot-off used in Gunsite’s 250 pistol class. Again, the SR1911 rose to the occasion. 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"Hops and habaneros.Photo: Erin RossI feel like I’ve always known that the nose plays an important part in the way that we taste. I have a childhood memory of my mom asking my sister and I to do an experiment where we pinched our noses and, with our eyes closed, ate something (a raspberry, I think) and had to guess what it was. I still remember that it was curiously hard to discern what I tasted, although back then I didn’t understand why.\n\nThat ignorance continued through subsequent bad allergy attacks or head colds, which also seemed to deaden my taste buds — and take my appetite away with them. Now, after the first two weeks of my “Food and the Senses” course (a core class for all Boston University gastronomy majors), I’m finally beginning to understand the importance of smell in creating the nuances that make eating such a delightful and complex experience.\n\nThe first week of readings for the class ranged from excerpts of scientific journals to a story from the New Yorker magazine. Two of the scientific articles (one by David V. Smith and Robert F. Margolskee [PDF], the other by Cathy Pelletier), drove home the fact that what we think of as taste is actually a neural interaction between what we experience with our taste buds and smell receptors, and the tactile sensations created as food is being munched, (technically known as “mouthfeel”). In fact, the majority of the little bumps on our tongues are involved in tactile sensation rather than taste — they are what enables us to experience the burn of chili peppers for example.\n\nMost people have heard that there are only four or five basic tastes — sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and perhaps umami — but I was also fascinated to learn that taste works like vision, in which the brain discerns taste (or color) by comparing patterns of activity across a range of taste (or photo-) receptors, rather than by relying on a dedicated receptor to detect sour, or yellow. Learning this affirmed that what we experience as taste is actually a spectrum of flavors blending together.\n\nYou make yourself a vanilla milkshake. Grab some Häagen-Dazs vanilla, add whole milk. You think you know what it’s going to taste like, and it tastes like nothing. All you get is thick texture. You get vanilla because you can smell it, but there’s no sweetness. It’s bizarre.\n\nI’ve been lucky that while reading these articles I’ve had the opportunity to try some interesting wines paired with some delicious food. I’ve been surprised by an un-oxidized sherry that smelled grapey and cloying, but tasted more like green apples, and paired great with savory potato chips. A few nights later, I had the same sherry but this time paired with seaweed pasta dotted with fried anchovies. Though I was fascinated by the interplay of the different flavors, I found myself acutely aware of how my sense of smell influenced the pairings.\n\nI realized how much more I was paying attention to my sense of smell last weekend, when my boyfriend and I began a batch of habanero beer we’ve been talking about brewing for months now. We started with a basic recipe that he had made before, but had to substitute a variety of hops called saaz for ones he had used previously, but that the brewing supply store no longer had in stock.\n\nImmediately, I noticed that in addition to their floral, hoppy smell, they also had notes of spiciness, and were intensely savory, almost like cheese. I wanted to see whether that smell translated into an umami taste sensation, too, so we crushed some of the green pellets on the counter and ate them. I expected the raw hops to taste blindingly bitter, but in fact their taste reminded me of their smell, with the bitterness on the finish, and floral notes on the start. The complex savory and spicy notes rested somewhere in the middle. When we threw the hops in the pot with the rest of the ingredients their savory smell wafted through the rest of the kitchen.\n\nAfter the beer finished cooling in its pot for an hour or so, we transferred it to a bucket, and tasted it. At this early stage, it was overly sweet and not as complex as the raw hops were. We added in the yeast, and crossed our fingers that as the yeast eats off the sugars the beer will begin to taste reminiscent of how it had smelled. If we’re lucky, when we transfer the beer to a secondary container and add the habaneros in a weeks time, we’ll not only get the heat level right, but their intense flavor will compliment the flavor of the hops. Hopefully we’ll have made a beer that is simultaneously savory, sweet, spicy, and cold. I’ll keep you posted!\n\nFood Studies: Who's doing the judging in the food justice movement?"
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His current condition is unknown.\n\nWang, whose full name has not been disclosed for privacy reasons, is one of more than 100 reported cases of Chinese patients who have been released from hospitals as survivors of the new coronavirus — only to test positive for it a second time in the bewildering math of this mysterious illness.\n\nThe science surrounding these apparent reinfections is further complicated by China’s handling of the outbreak, which since January has been marred by faulty testing procedures and questionable case counting methods with shifting definitions. In addition, the overburdened healthcare system has put pressure on doctors to discharge people who may not have fully recovered to free up beds for newly infected patients.\n\nChina has been praised in recent weeks by the World Health Organization for containing the virus. But the Communist Party’s early moves to suppress public knowledge on the extent of infections prompt concerns over the accuracy of information about recovered patients who retest positive but may have been misdiagnosed in the first place.\n\nSuch cases account for less than 0.2% of China’s total infections — not enough to cause alarm. But they are raising questions in China about the reliability of diagnostic tests, the possibility of reinfection and whether patients are wrongly designated as “recovered” and released too early from hospitals.\n\nAlthough most patients who retest positive do not display clinical symptoms, some have developed fevers and other signs of the virus. One such patient, a 36-year-old man, died in Wuhan on March 2, five days after being declared recovered.\n\nHis diagnosis, according to hospital reports published in local media before they were censored, was respiratory tract obstruction, respiratory failure and COVID-19, the official name for the illness caused by the coronavirus.\n\nChina’s National Health Commission says 64,216 out of 80,991 confirmed COVID-19 patients have recovered, and 3,179 have died. There is no official record of how many recovered patients have retested positive and returned to hospitals, but such cases have been reported in the provinces of Hubei, Guangdong, Hainan, Sichuan and Jiangsu, and the cities of Tianjin and Chongqing.\n\nIn Guangdong, officials responsible for the coronavirus response announced Feb. 25 that 14% of declared recoveries in the province had later retested positive.\n\nThe dynamic is also playing out in other countries: Two such cases have emerged in Japan and South Korea, though the Korean patient has been released from hospital after retesting negative five times.\n\nScientists in and outside China agree that reinfection is a highly unlikely explanation for the patients who retest positive. They say testing errors are more likely to blame — either false negatives that resulted in patients being discharged too early, or false positives when they retested and were taken back into hospital.\n\nThose errors could be attributed to contaminated test samples, human error while taking swabs, or an oversensitive nucleic acid test that detects strands of virus. When a person gets sick with any kind of viral infection, their immune system naturally develops antibodies that should protect them from contracting the illness again after they’ve recovered.\n\nEven in cases where that immunity wears off, it shouldn’t be as quick as within a few days or weeks, said Dr. Keiji Fukuda, director of Hong Kong University’s School of Public Health.\n\nWhat’s more likely is that people are being released from hospitals while still carrying dormant fragments of the disease that are not infectious but resemble the virus when put through a nucleic acid test, he said.\n\n“The test may be positive, but the infection is not there,” he said.\n\nAnother possibility is that the level of virus fell below the threshold that tests could detect but then resurfaced, said Dr. Clifford Lane, deputy director for Clinical Research and Special Projects at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.\n\n“So it looks like they cleared the virus and then the virus came back,” Lane said. “But they never really cleared it and they had a more prolonged course of infection.”\n\nLane was one of only two U.S. experts in a World Health Organization delegation that visited China in February. He said Chinese experts told the visitors that there were no examples of people who became “reinfected.”\n\nThe best way to prove reinfection, Lane said, would be to sequence the genomes of the initial and subsequent viruses that circulated in a patient. If there is a difference between the two, that would suggest that the virus had mutated enough to evade the patient’s antibodies and prompt a second infection.\n\nDeveloping a vaccine would be significantly more difficult if the virus is changing fast enough to cause true reinfections. It would undermine the immunity patients develop from natural infections.\n\nIt’s too early to know the true cause of these apparent reinfections, Lane said, especially because cases are so rare.\n\n“These are exceptions,” he added. “These are not the rule.”\n\nAnother potential explanation is that some patients may also have been discharged too early because of pressure on hospitals to free up beds for new patients.\n\n“If you don’t discharge them, who’s going to save the other patients? You need to make trade-offs,” one unnamed doctor said in a report by the Paper, a Shanghai-based news outlet.\n\nA doctor at a Wuhan hospital told the Paper that he’d seen discharged patients still using oxygen tanks, having trouble walking and displaying obvious clinical symptoms, including serious lung infections, in February. Some of the recovered patients had worse clinical symptoms than the new, mild cases entering the hospitals, he said.\n\nBut the situation improved in late February, when fewer patients turned up at Wuhan’s hospitals, enabling them to keep patients longer.\n\nChinese authorities claim that none of the patients who tested positive again have infected others. If true, it’s an encouraging sign that even if some discharged patients are still carrying low levels of the virus, they are not contagious.\n\nBut one study by Chinese scientists published last month in the Journal of the American Medical Assn. raised questions about testing. The study examined four medical workers in Wuhan, all infected with coronavirus and then declared recovered according to national criteria. But five to 13 days after the four were released from quarantine, they all tested positive again. They were then each given three repeat tests over the next four to five days. All were positive.\n\nDr. Dale Fisher, professor of medicine at the National University of Singapore and another participant in the WHO’s China delegation, said the apparent reappearance of coronavirus in recovered patients was probably because of “excessive” testing and follow-up on discharged cases in China.\n\n“The outbreak is being driven by people who are spreading it in those first five days while they’re symptomatic and before they’re isolated … when people are going around coughing and undiagnosed, infecting people,” he said. “The things to worry about are at the other end of the illness.”\n\nTimes staff writer Victoria Kim in Seoul and Nicole Liu of The Times’ Beijing bureau contributed to this report."
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"Home > News > Why is Spain so Popular? Famous Reasons for Its Global Attraction\n\nWhy is Spain so Popular? Famous Reasons for Its Global Attraction\n\nQuite a few people who have not visited the country often ask why is Spain so popular. With a tourism industry that welcomes roughly 80 million people, the fame the country earns worldwide is undeniable, and Spain ranked as the second most visited destination before Coronavirus struck. Yet, answering the question is not so simple because many reasons exist for why Spain ranks as a global tourism destination and for foreign homeownership. In some places, foreign ex-pats make up much of the population, and many foreigners own holiday homes in Spain. Collectively, the national identity for everything Spanish is a prized gem, so let’s look at what sets Spain up as a global hub.\n\nWhy is Spain so Popular?\n\nSince the 1970s, Spain’s Costas has hosted holidaymakers eager for beaches and life by the sea. Costa means coast, a reference to Spain’s long coastline, which is home to Europe’s best blue flag beaches. The southern and east coasts are the best beaches and resorts simply because they twin with ideal weather conditions. Think clear waters and sand stretching for miles. Some beaches attract all occupations, while others are exclusively dependent on wallet sizes; however, all are delightful.\n\nMore about the Spanish Costas: If you want to know the best Spanish Costas because you dream of expat Mediterranean lifestyles, get ready for an avalanche of choices. Annually, they host millions of foreigners worldwide who soak up everything Spanish.",
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"Spanish cuisine, wine and beverages feature originality, tastes, and flavours. Most visitors know about tapas, sangria, and paella yet look deeper beyond traditional foods to discover regional delights. In addition, Spanish chefs push boundaries to dream up delicious food using Spanish produce, and the result is award-winning Michelin star restaurants. However, one thing is sure: moving or just travelling around Spain will increase your waistline.\n\nSpaniards look forward to festivals, a reason to stop everything. While most have historical or religious roots, some celebrate regional flowers or produce. Examples include La Tomatina, which is just one big food fight. Others like the Matador season, some see communities divided despite it being part of Spain cultural heritage, while others, like the famous three kings, are celebrated across the country.\n\nFor oodles of passion, watch an expressive traditional Flamenco performance. Often training for years, flamenco dancers, and accompanying guitar music put on a worthy show considered by many to be more artistic rather than dance. Dating from the 19th century and twinned with traditional dress, this dance puts Spain on the map.",
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"Often thought of as safer than other substances often treated in addiction treatment centers like cocaine or heroin, the party drug ecstasy, one of a group of psychoactive drugs that have become popular over the last decade or so, is often associated with the upscale club scene. People who use MDMA, also known as Ecstasy or Molly, are attracted to these party drugs due to the increased energy they provide, in addition to the mood and perception altering aspects of the substance. There are still the dangers involved in drug abuse when taking doses of MDMA, and if you have developed a habit regarding taking this or any other psychoactive drugs, DayBreak drug rehab center can help.\n\nThe party drugs Molly and Ecstasy are both forms of 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine, or MDMA for short. Molly, MDMA or Ecstasy, regardless of the nomenclature, all are the same basic substance, which is a synthetic drug that combines the aspects of a stimulant and a hallucinogenic drug. Party drugs like Molly, Ecstasy, and other synthetic drugs are used on the club scene due to the increased energy and visual effects the hallucinogenic aspect produces.\n\nWhat is the difference between Ecstasy, Molly, and MDMA?\n\nWhat are the first-time effects of taking ecstasy?\n\nEcstasy or Molly affects the brains of users and produces feelings of pleasure, which attracts people to the effects of MDMA, including members of the teen and young adult population. There are a lot of negative effects, too, which can be serious. In addition to a lack of inhibition which can lead to sexual promiscuity and other social problems, Molly or Ecstasy can also cause:\n\nIs alcohol more dangerous than Ecstasy?\n\nAddiction research and other studies on drug and alcohol abuse, including Molly and Ecstasy, have shown that alcohol is actually more dangerous to a person’s health. This does not diminish the negative effects Ecstasy and Molly can have on a person’s life, especially if they take these MDMA-based substances regularly or to excess. Drug and alcohol addiction treatment programs tend to focus on what are considered more harmful drugs than Molly and Ecstasy, like heroin, prescription painkillers, cocaine, barbiturates, and methadone. People who use MDMA regularly can experience the same negative health impacts as people struggling with other substance use disorders.\n\nHow addictive is ecstasy?\n\nAddiction research is ongoing as to whether people who use MDMA can become addicted in a traditional, physical sense. Some people who use Molly or Ecstasy do report signs of addiction, but not to the extent or rate that is seen with heroin, cocaine, or other substance use disorders that people work through as part of addiction therapy. Either of the forms of MDMA do affect the brain, causing rises in dopamine and other pleasure center substances, an effect people can and do seek to repeat.\n\nEcstasy Rehab. How can DayBreak Treatment help you?\n\nDayBreak does have addiction treatment programs for drugs like MDMA. Substance abuse can occur even when addiction is not currently happening. This can lead to many negative effects in a person’s life, to their health, and overall well-being. If you are struggling with Molly or Ecstasy and would like help, give DayBreak a call today at (844) 695-0083 to find out more about our medical detox, outpatient treatment, and mental health and substance abuse education resources."
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"Amassing a wealth of EGP 5.7 billion (USD 7 billion at the time) during his peak in 1986, Ahmed Al-Rayan was an Egyptian conman so notorious that a television series centered around his upbringing, businesses, and crimes.\n\nThat wealth is equivalent to almost 20 percent of Egypt’s entire GDP during that year. Al-Rayan was only 30 years old at the time.\n\nOnce the chairman of America’s NASDAQ stock market, Madoff built a Ponzi empire that stole from the likes of famed director Steven Spielberg, and actors like John Malkovich and Kevin Bacon.\n\nAmericans of that era still remember the impact Madoff’s fraud had on the American economy.\n\nTo the Egyptians of Al-Rayan’s era, his Ponzi scheme not only left a staggering toll on the economy – it forever reshaped the Egyptian government as well.\n\nA Ponzi scheme can be defined as a fraudulent investment operation that promises fast, easy, and lucrative returns on investments with barely any risks. These schemes trick thousands into investing their money, sometimes their savings, never seeing a return on their investment ever again.\n\nIn Egypt’s case, Al-Rayan was the leader behind a decade of fraudulent operations.\n\nAs a child, he explored a wide variety of business ideas, ranging from wooden medallions with calligraphy engravings to printed school notes.\n\nHowever, Al-Rayan’s fraudulent financial behavior really took off during early adulthood, when his older brother’s – a contractor – client wanted to exchange 100 Kuwaiti Dinars to Egyptian Pounds.\n\nAl-Rayan succeeded in exchanging the currency, and at a higher price than what banks offered during that time although this was a criminal offense. Al-Rayan continued with his illegal exchange business, earning EGP 50,000 a day.\n\nA few years later, in 1981, Al-Rayan established the private investment fund ‘Al-Rayan for Investments’ in partnership with his brother. Al-Rayan’s company promised Egyptians the chance to invest their money in his fund with 20 to 25 percent interest. Akin to his exchange rate business, these rates were far greater than bank standards which were 13 percent at the time.\n\nHis company took investments, from both poor and rich, and re-invested that money in his portfolio of businesses. These businesses were far and plenty, ranging from contracting to fridge-making, as he promised investors exorbitant returns based on the profits generated from his businesses.\n\nAl-Rayan’s financial gains were unprecedented at the time. Egypt’s existing investment law of 1974 had no articles that addressed what was a predominantly unexplored form of investment fraud.\n\nThe conman capitalized on Egypt’s economic troubles at the time – troubles that placed it as the most indebted country in terms of foreign debt in 1986. Trust in the state and banks were at an all-time low as citizens sought alternative means to invest in their assets.\n\nAl-Rayan’s financial strengths grew to such an extent that he attempted to acquire majority shares in the Bank of America during the 1980s.\n\nIn an interview with journalist Amr Adeeb in 2011, Al-Rayan alleges that the purchase was approved by the United States but rejected by Egypt’s Central Bank. In that same interview, he claims that Gamal Mubarak, son of ousted President Hosni Mubarak, was his competitor in the acquisition and the main reason behind the rejection.\n\nThe deal, however, was a catastrophe as the required corn imports were not met and the country fell into a corn shortage crisis.\n\nEgypt’s Development and Agricultural Credit Bank reached a deal worth USD 50 million according to Al-Rayan in the same interview with Amr Adeeb, and his money was never returned to him.\n\nThis was Al-Rayan’s first deal with the government. It was also the beginning of his downfall.\n\nIn 1988, shortly after the corn crisis, Al-Rayan merged with Al-Saad, another investment fund-revealed-ponzi scheme run by Ashraf Al-Saad. The merger was advertised across all newspapers and promoted as a pivotal moment in Egypt’s economy.\n\n“For Egypt’s sake, the two companies merged into one giant body,” announced the advertisement. For the Egyptian government, however, this was a fraudulent tumor further sapping the economy.\n\nState authorities opened a formal investigation in 1989, looking into the whereabouts of Al-Rayan’s financial assets – assets that were originally not his.\n\nThe final nail to the investigative file was a government report that concluded Al-Rayan had transferred USD 550 million to his offshore accounts in Switzerland.\n\nAl-Rayan was caught trying to flee the country after an official arrest warrant was granted in 1989. Al-Saad, his business partner, managed to escape. He remains in exile, spending his remaining days in London.\n\nAl-Rayan received a 15-year prison sentence in 1990 for violating Law No. 246 of 1988, drafted specifically to criminalize ponzi schemes popularized by his own successes.\n\nHis arrest had a direct impact on the Egyptian economy.\n\nDespite the government’s seizure of Al-Rayan’s remaining assets, the majority of money invested by citizens was never returned, according to Al-Rayan in an interview with journalist Lamis Al-Hadidy in 2011. He went on to accuse the government of never returning the seized money.\n\nAl-Rayan was released in 2010, following a seven year-extension of his sentence due to evidence of fraudulent checks.\n\nHe would spend his years beyond prison cells promoting his innocence across television talk shows, intensifying his innocence campaign after Egypt’s 2011 revolution revealed long-running state corruption.\n\nHis years of freedom were short-lived, however, as he passed away in 2013 following a battle with cancer.\n\nSome Egyptians continue to believe that he was an innocent pawn for Mubarak’s struggling administration. Sympathizers of Al-Rayan range from famed lawyer Mortada Mansour to average citizens who strongly believe they lost their investment as a result of government wrongdoings, not Al-Rayan’s.l\n\nAl-Rayan left behind a legacy mired in controversy and mystery. 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"A deeper look at Ravelin Connect\n\nRavelin Connect is the graph network element of Ravelin that we use to identify significant, often fraudulent connections in our clients’ customer bases\n\nRavelin Connect is the graph network element of Ravelin that we use to identify significant connections in our clients’ customer bases. The images are often beautiful, so much so that we frame them for new clients to hang on their walls.\n\nBut these graph networks are not art; they are science. And as we have pushed and pushed at the applications and use cases for this approach to fraud detection we have realised that we have built something not just unique but uniquely powerful in the world of fraud detection. Powerful not just on its own which it certainly can be, but also powerful in combination with Ravelin’s core Machine Learning product - read more about this here.\n\nRavelin is a prediction engine that uses machine learning at its core to score transactions on their likelihood to be fraudulent. This works extremely well for scanning transactions that are actively progressing through a payment flow, comparing signals to previous experiences of fraud to produce a score.\n\nBut early on in our product development we realised that this only provides a partial picture of the fraud risk for a merchant. The network that a fraudster creates is just as relevant to making a fraud assessment as who they are or what they do or how they try to pay.\n\nFrom the outset we determined that we would need a way that allowed us both to consume the network information provided by our clients and present it back to them in a way that made sense.\n\nSo we invested in a graph network tool to test this out. Initially we anticipated using an open source tool or buying something off the shelf but quickly realised that latency, flexibility and other issues meant it would be more effective for us to build it ourselves. Doing this required some brilliant engineering, design and coding; something that the Ravelin Connect project has continuously benefited from over its lifecycle. Hence Ravelin Connect was born and we trialled with some early customers.\n\nThe result? They loved it. Passionately. All the suspected ill behaviour, fake accounts, and fraud rings were suddenly visible in rich technicolour. Whole networks of suspicious accounts could be closed in an instant. With our clients we located and ended accounts responsible for millions of dollars of fraud.\n\nBut this was only the beginning.\n\nOff-the-shelf graph networks will impressively but passively map connections in a database. But without any underlying data on the importance of these connections there is a priori problem - basically an analyst needs to know what they are looking for before they can find it.\n\nThis is actually still useful. Imagine the use case where an analyst is reviewing suspicious transactions which were approved but Ravelin had nominated to be reviewed. Take David Riley in this example.\n\nFor now though let’s take a closer look at David’s network.\n\nOh dear. To use the technical terminology we use in Ravelin, David is well at it. If we zoom closer we can see that David is sharing a phone number with “AR”. This is highly suspicious as AR has a chargeback so far.\n\nSo in short, the analyst through a review prompt based on score has uncovered a small network of fraudsters (this might very likely all be one person creating multiple accounts from a single device). However, what if the analyst had not been prompted by the suspicious score created by David Riley’s activity? How is fraud then discovered?\n\nSo here’s where we start to move from Ravelin’s ML models suggesting fraudsters and highlighting their networks, to promoting networks that are likely to contain bad actors.\n\nA quick diversion before we go further. For simplicity we are considering fraudsters here to be accounts created to use stolen third party credentials. As we will see, Ravelin Connect can be used for a number of purposes better described as account security.\n\nLet’s consider the NETWORKS features first. We can look at both the fastest growing networks or the largest networks. These are of interest because let’s remember what these networks are. They are grown by virtue of some shared attribute be it a card, a device, a phone number or an email. There has to be a reason for those connections. Eliminating any data issue (usually caught during the integration phase) means we are left with usually suspicious reasons for the connections.\n\nLet’s look at the network with 155 nodes for example.\n\nDrilling in here we can see a suspicious network grow. Initially we see in this case a device with a single user. But as we expand out we see more connections as we stretch out from the core user. We soon realise that there are 59 people connected within this network. Note that no-one in this network has been reviewed as a fraudster, nor has any chargeback been associated with this network. So it is unlikely to have been prompted for investigation through an ML score. But it is very large, and highly suspicious. Why are so many people connected to a single device? We’ll return later to a scenario that might be indicated by a network like that.\n\nSo we searched on a network that was promoted either by its sheer size or the velocity with which it was growing. But we are also likely to be interested in the nodes or entities themselves. In this case we are referring to the phone numbers, email addresses, devices, customers, or cards that might have unusually high counts in the network.\n\nLet’s take a look at Cards. I click into the network where I see two cards. I again uncover a suspicious network. Why would two cards be significant? Card details that are compromised in a data hack are sold multiple times on the darknet. Therefore they can be used unwittingly by different fraudsters who find themselves connected in a network, despite having no other connections. This might be what this network is showing us.\n\nSo how sure can we be sure that members of a network are indeed - at it?\n\nThe numbers of hops between nodes can be an indicator of the likelihood of an account being fraudulent. For instance if AC shares a device with BD, and BD is a confirmed fraudster then you can be fairly certain that AC is too. But what about the person who shares a card with AC but has no connection to BD directly? In our experience just being in this network is not a good sign, but clients clearly get nervous with the idea of blocking large groups of users who have not, technically, done anything wrong yet.\n\nHowever investigations into these networks are very valuable. The outcome of those investigation is usually that even a seemingly large number of ‘hops’ still means the account is nefarious.\n\nNetworks as a feature: contributing to the Machine Learning score.\n\nSo we have been discussing largely the deterministic use of networks. That is to say, we determine by membership of a network that the user is a fraudster. But how do we do this probabilistically - that is, how do we determine that some network properties probably indicate a level of fraud risk. The great advantage of doing it this way is that the probabilistic attributes can be calculated numerically - i.e. it can be fed into an algorithm. Perhaps an example will help.\n\nDavid has a score of 64. If you look closely 18 of that score was contributed by ‘Network’. Logically you might think that this is because of David’s specific network which we looked at earlier. But investigating a network as we did is difficult for a machine to do. What’s easy for a machine is to look at what a network looks like and how that compares to historical networks.\n\nSo David’s network has a bunch of nodes, some chargebacks, and some other properties that look like previously fraudulent networks to some degree. Not enormously, it only scores 18 so unlikely to be enough on its own to prevent a transaction. But as a contribution to an overall score it is significant - accounting for 28% of the score in this particular example. This ability to extract network ML features from a graph network is unique to Ravelin and in many scenarios - uniquely powerful.\n\nWhat’s more, our Connect API offers the ability to extract those network features to feed into your own tools, rule systems or models if you wish. Passing in a customer’s details, you can retrieve features such as the number of hops to a chargeback or reviewed fraudster, the number of each type of node, and the count of connections each node type has.\n\nWe will explore the use of Ravelin Connect in some more specific use cases with which we help clients in some future posts. It really is a powerful means to visualise and so bring to life the stories that your data is there to tell you. Perhaps the most exciting part is that as our clients get to explore the connections in data that are often relevant but hard to see without a tool like Ravelin Connect. It generates more user-generated feature requests than anything else in the Ravelin product suite, which tells its own tale of how analysts are defining for themselves the boundaries of this product. Dive in.\n\nTo learn more about link analysis visit our insights page.",
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"The China Threat Is a Moral Challenge to the World, Expert Says\n\nThe Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is aiming to export its totalitarian governance model to the rest of the world, and the best way to fend off the regime’s threats is by having a strong sense of moral clarity, according to Miles Yu, the China adviser to former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.\n\n“So the challenge that CCP poses to the world is not only a technological challenge, it’s not just an economic challenge, not merely a military challenge,” said Yu, during a recent interview with NTD, a sister media outlet of The Epoch Times.\n\n“But more importantly, it’s a moral challenge. Because the moral nature of the communist rule is antithetical to all the major moral foundations of modern society.”\n\nAt the core of the CCP’s model of governance is denying the unalienable rights of individuals, which include freedom of religion and the freedom of worship, he said.\n\n“That’s why they have to lock up the millions of Uyghurs into concentration camps, not just to physically torture them, but, most importantly, to brainwash them so that they will get rid of their religious belief.”\n\nFor the same reason, the Chinese regime is persecuting adherents of Falun Gong, Yu added.\n\nBeijing is committing “genocide” and “crimes against humanity” against Uyghurs in China’s far-western Xinjiang region, the U.S. government declared in January. More than 1 million Uyghurs are in internments camps, where they are subjected to human rights abuses, including forced sterilization, forced abortion, rape, torture, forced labor, and the removal of children from their families.\n\nThe regime’s persecution against Falun Gong, a spiritual practice also known as Falun Dafa, began in 1999 and has continued to this day. According to the Falun Dafa Information Center, millions have been detained inside prisons, labor camps, and other facilities, with hundreds of thousands tortured while incarcerated.\n\nFor the first 10 months of this year, at least 101 Falun Gong adherents were persecuted to death, adding to the over 4,000 documented deaths as a result of the abuses.\n\nSo the China challenge is in a sense a moral challenge to the world, he said.\n\n“If we want to counter the Chinese Communist Party, we must have our moral clarity to understand what is at stake, to face this challenge.”\n\nA CCP-led global order would be very different from the free and democratic world that most people are familiar with. For one thing, Yu said that people would be “subjected to the will of the state.”\n\nPeople would be required to study Xi Jinping Thought, a political doctrine formulated by the Chinese leader, as well as the CCP’s interpretation of history and understanding of individual rights, according to Yu.\n\nIn China, students need to study “Xi Jinping Thought,” beginning at elementary school. The doctrine was enshrined into China’s constitution in 2018.\n\n“The greatest accomplishment of the Chinese Communist Party is that it enslaves 1.4 billion Chinese people. And yet they [CCP] try very hard to convince the Chinese people that they’re living a happy life,” Yu said.\n\nIn essence, Yu said the China challenge is “a matter of tyranny versus freedom,” and he expressed confidence in the United States overcoming such challenge, particularly with a U.S. leadership that understands threats posed by the communist regime.\n\n“I also think that’s why everybody who lives in the United States should be very grateful to this country. That affords each one of us who live on this land the freedom to exercise that conscience,” Yu added.\n\n“Whether you like the United States or not, that’s beside the point. But you have the right to say you like it or you don’t like it, without suffering the consequences that you would, say, in China.”"
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"How do you pick the next stock to invest in? One way would be to spend days of research browsing through thousands of publicly traded companies. However, an easier way is to look at the stocks that smart money investors are collectively bullish on. Hedge funds and other institutional investors usually invest large amounts of capital and have to conduct due diligence while choosing their next pick. They don’t always get it right, but, on average, their stock picks historically generated strong returns after adjusting for known risk factors. With this in mind, let’s take a look at the recent hedge fund activity surrounding First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF) and determine whether hedge funds had an edge regarding this stock.\n\nIs First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF) a good stock to buy now? Hedge funds were getting less optimistic. The number of long hedge fund bets shrunk by 4 recently. Our calculations also showed that FCF isn’t among the 30 most popular stocks among hedge funds (click for Q1 rankings and see the video for a quick look at the top 5 stocks). FCF was in 11 hedge funds’ portfolios at the end of March. There were 15 hedge funds in our database with FCF holdings at the end of the previous quarter.\n\nAt Insider Monkey we scour multiple sources to uncover the next great investment idea. There is a lot of volatility in the markets and this presents amazing investment opportunities from time to time. For example, this trader claims to deliver juiced up returns with one trade a week, so we are checking out his highest conviction idea. A second trader claims to score lucrative profits by utilizing a “weekend trading strategy”, so we look into his strategy’s picks. We read hedge fund investor letters and listen to stock pitches at hedge fund conferences. We recently recommended several stocks partly inspired by legendary Bill Miller’s investor letter. Our best call in 2020 was shorting the market when the S&P 500 was trading at 3150 in February after realizing the coronavirus pandemic’s significance before most investors. Keeping this in mind we’re going to take a gander at the fresh hedge fund action encompassing First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF).\n\nWhat have hedge funds been doing with First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF)?\n\nHeading into the second quarter of 2020, a total of 11 of the hedge funds tracked by Insider Monkey held long positions in this stock, a change of -27% from the previous quarter. The graph below displays the number of hedge funds with bullish position in FCF over the last 18 quarters. With hedge funds’ sentiment swirling, there exists a select group of key hedge fund managers who were boosting their holdings significantly (or already accumulated large positions).",
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"When looking at the institutional investors followed by Insider Monkey, Renaissance Technologies, holds the most valuable position in First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF). Renaissance Technologies has a $11.1 million position in the stock, comprising less than 0.1%% of its 13F portfolio. The second largest stake is held by Millennium Management, managed by Israel Englander, which holds a $3.3 million position; less than 0.1%% of its 13F portfolio is allocated to the stock. Some other peers that are bullish encompass Ken Griffin’s Citadel Investment Group, Peter Rathjens, Bruce Clarke and John Campbell’s Arrowstreet Capital and Peter Muller’s PDT Partners. In terms of the portfolio weights assigned to each position PDT Partners allocated the biggest weight to First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF), around 0.09% of its 13F portfolio. ZWEIG DIMENNA PARTNERS is also relatively very bullish on the stock, designating 0.05 percent of its 13F equity portfolio to FCF.\n\nSeeing as First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF) has faced a decline in interest from the smart money, we can see that there is a sect of hedge funds that slashed their positions entirely in the first quarter. At the top of the heap, Ryan Tolkin (CIO)’s Schonfeld Strategic Advisors sold off the largest stake of the “upper crust” of funds followed by Insider Monkey, comprising about $0.3 million in stock. Donald Sussman’s fund, Paloma Partners, also sold off its stock, about $0.3 million worth. These bearish behaviors are interesting, as aggregate hedge fund interest fell by 4 funds in the first quarter.\n\nLet’s go over hedge fund activity in other stocks – not necessarily in the same industry as First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF) but similarly valued. These stocks are Enviva Partners, LP (NYSE:EVA), TiVo Corporation (NASDAQ:TIVO), Brookline Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:BRKL), and Perficient, Inc. (NASDAQ:PRFT). All of these stocks’ market caps are similar to FCF’s market cap.\n\nAs you can see these stocks had an average of 13.5 hedge funds with bullish positions and the average amount invested in these stocks was $66 million. That figure was $22 million in FCF’s case. Perficient, Inc. (NASDAQ:PRFT) is the most popular stock in this table. On the other hand Enviva Partners, LP (NYSE:EVA) is the least popular one with only 5 bullish hedge fund positions. First Commonwealth Financial (NYSE:FCF) is not the least popular stock in this group but hedge fund interest is still below average. This is a slightly negative signal and we’d rather spend our time researching stocks that hedge funds are piling on. Our calculations showed that top 10 most popular stocks among hedge funds returned 41.4% in 2019 and outperformed the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) by 10.1 percentage points. These stocks gained 12.3% in 2020 through June 30th and surpassed the market by 15.5 percentage points. Unfortunately FCF wasn’t nearly as popular as these 10 stocks (hedge fund sentiment was quite bearish); FCF investors were disappointed as the stock returned -8.2% during the second quarter and underperformed the market. If you are interested in investing in large cap stocks with huge upside potential, you should check out the top 10 most popular stocks among hedge funds as most of these stocks already outperformed the market in 2020.\n\nHedge Funds Have Never Been This Bullish On Protara Therapeutics, Inc. (TARA...Here is What Hedge Funds Think About Teekay LNG Partners L.P. (TGP)"
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"It's the holiday season, which means celebrities are about to unveil their Christmas cards. If there's one family that takes holiday cards seriously, it's the Kardashians. On Saturday, Kim started sharing the annual Kardashian holiday card on social media, but only one piece at a time. That's right — the holiday card will be posted one fragment at a time, every day, from now until Christmas. For fans trying to keep up with Kardashian's this winter, this seasonal surprise just made things a whole lot easier. The card is a tradition in the family, and their extravagant holiday photos have often made national news since Keeping Up With The Kardashians premiered a decade ago.\n\nThis year, the Kardashian-West family is trying something new, turning their card into an art piece. In a tweet on Saturday morning, Kim wrote: \"25 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS BY @ELIRUSSELLLINNETZ STARTING TODAY\". The director and photographer behind the picture, Eli Russell Linnetz, also worked on Kanye's music videos for \"Fade\" and \"Famous.\" He's done photo series in the past for designers and other celebs, and the fragmented holiday card will appear on his website and Instagram as well.\n\nShortly after teasing the series, Kim posted the first piece of the picture, which will be slowly revealed over the next few weeks — and this post will be updated with each photo as she posts them. The first snaps are already offer some clues of what the overall aesthetic of the card will be.\n\nSaint West is the newest member of the Kardashian family, and has never been featured in the holiday card before. It's not yet clear if there will be a specific order in which the pictures are revealed, but the youngest members of the fam might appear first.\n\nThe second photo shows North West and the torsos of several of the Kardashian women. It's not quite clear who is featured in this photo, but it's possible that North is looking up at her mother. Kim has been sporting platinum blonde hair in recent months, so she could be featured in the photo. In the past, the Christmas card has featured the family in elegant dresses and formal wear. In a recent interview with James Corden on The Late Show, Kardashian discussed the casual vibe of the Christmas card.\n\n\"This year's Christmas card is shot really casually, we're kind of in jeans and t-shirts vibes. Really cute, all the kids, it was hard to put together,\" she told the late night host, and then teased that a very special family member would appear in the card. \"It's women and children this year, so my grandma was last in it in 1989, that was the last time she was in our Christmas card with all of her four grandkids. So, she was invited back in this year.\"\n\nKim posted the third picture from the photoshoot, which is a picture of Kourtney's son, Reign Aston Disick. Reign is Kourtney and Scott's youngest child, which might mean that the family will appear in order by age after all.\n\nThe fourth installment of the Kardashian holiday card reveals a lot more about what the card will look like fashion-wise, showing Kim in casual jeans, a plain white tank, and barefoot. Sitting next to her is North West wearing a matching outfit. Wait a second... wasn't North in the second photo? Wasn't Kim possibly in the second photo? This definitely adds to the intrigue.\n\nDay five doubled as a birthday wish for Saint, who turned 2 on Dec. 5.\n\nThis time the spotlight is on Kourtney and her three children — Mason, Penelope, and Reign. Their color-coordinated outfits are too cute. This is also Reign's second appearance in the card.\n\nYet another cameo from Kim K and her daughter North. It almost looks like they're pointing at something in the sky. What exactly? 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Civil libertarians right and left made their displeasure known on social media in the wake of his confirmation.\n\nThe Kentucky senator was asked on Thursday why he voted for Sessions by the Washington Post’s David Weigel. ?This was a vote where I ended up voting for someone who was a colleague, who I knew,? Paul explained.\n\nSomeone he knew? What difference does that make?\n\nA similar confusion for me and others occurred in November with Rep. Justin Amash, who, like Paul, is one of the most libertarian members of Congress. When Rep. Mike Pompeo was announced as Trump’s nominee to head the CIA, I immediately blasted the pick due to his support of torture and mass surveillance, and the fact that he wanted to execute Edward Snowden.\n\nI know @RepMikePompeo. He's a great pick. Yes, we have our disagreements, but Mike will listen to our concerns and serve with integrity. https://t.co/DD9HOqyr7C\n\nLibertarians favorable to Trump shared this with me to imply that maybe Pompeo wasn’t so bad, and others to imply that Amash wasn’t a true libertarian (too many libertarians’ favorite pastime is to read as many people as possible out of what they apparently want to be a very tiny movement).\n\nStill, what was I not seeing that would make Amash so comfortable with a nominee who appeared so bad? Amash didn’t have to tweet this. As a congressman, he would not have to vote to confirm Pompeo.\n\nSen. Paul voted against Pompeo. He was the only Republican to do so. Paul also did not know Congressman Pompeo.\n\nDid the fact that Paul feels like he can reach out to Sessions directly as a former senate colleague make a difference in how he voted? If Amash was pleased with the selection of Pompeo precisely because he felt like the new CIA director would “listen to our concerns,” is this also what Paul was thinking with his vote for Jeff Sessions?\n\nDo you toss this consideration aside in a vote of defiance that won’t stop the confirmation — or do you try to use that leverage to move the new CIA head or AG in your direction?\n\nSessions’ confirmation was more high profile than Pompeo’s. Given this, should the senator have risked insulting a new president who has shown eagerness to work with him on Obamacare, who has appeared to follow the senator’s advice in rejecting neoconservatives John Bolton and Elliott Abrams at the State Department, and who might be the first president to sign Paul’s Audit the Fed bill into law?\n\nAt The Week, Jim Antle outlines what he believes are Paul’s correct priorities:\n\nTrump is going to be a law-and-order president… But Trump doesn’t have to be a hawkish president. Paul understands this, and is picking his spots to oppose and prod Trump accordingly.\n\nAs a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Paul has more practical ability to stall or even circumvent nominees who would try to make the Trump foreign policy George W. Bush 2.0. (Note: As a SFRC member with an 11-10 Republican-Democratic split, Paul has the power to stop any foreign policy appointment, but not judiciary nominees like Sessions) But if Paul had voted against Sessions, the Alabama Republican would still have been confirmed. Paul would just have been the sole Republican on the side of Democrats who tried to assassinate Sessions’ character.\n\nThat last point is key, considering the popular perception of what Paul’s vote might have meant given the nature of Democrats’ protests of Sessions.\n\n“(I)n Thursday?s conversation,” Weigel reported, “Paul repeatedly emphasized that any discussion of Sessions?s views got lost in the Democratic attacks. Sen. Elizabeth Warren?s viral, short-circuited speech against Sessions, in which the Democrat from Massachusetts quoted Coretta Scott King?s 1986 letter of opposition to Sessions as a judicial nominee, struck Paul as ‘personal’ and not based on ‘principle.?\n\n?The thing is, I?ve seen pictures of him marching for voting rights with [congressman] John Lewis,” Paul said of Sessions. ‘He is for voting rights. There are things no one wants attached to their character, no person that I know wants to be called racist, or that you?re trying to prevent someone to vote.?\n\nA libertarian friend of mine who loathes Jeff Sessions’ views on civil liberties yet grew up close to Alabama noted to me that he is overwhelmingly well-liked by his base, similar to the respect he commands in the senate. Many of his constituents and allies saw his confirmation process as ugly character assassination, close to what Paul described.\n\nDo you take the risk of appearing to be the only Republican to join that anti-Sessions chorus, when it’s not even about the actual issues of concern anymore, and to the ultimate detriment of the civil liberties issues you care about most about to begin with?\n\nNone of these are considerations that can be easily dismissed if the ultimate goal is to advance a libertarian policy agenda. Sen. Rand Paul’s vote to confirm Jeff Sessions as attorney general is indefensible on its face. But the slightest scratch of that surface reveals a myriad of complicated questions directly related — and depending on what choices you make, potentially threatening — to the liberty agenda.\n\nPicking your battles inevitably means not fighting some your allies believe you should. Some might say this is just playing politics."
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He has usually been able to escape the locker room undetected amid a rough season mired by inconsistent minutes, on-camera tiffs with coaches and a suspension.\n\nNow, after three solid postseason outings, including an 11-point, three-rebound performance Thursday, Bell finds himself back in the rotation.\n\nAfter a promising but volatile rookie season, Bell entered his second NBA training camp eight months ago looking to prove he was a long-term piece for the Warriors' frontcourt as he battled with Damian Jones and Kevon Looney for playing time. However, Bell's play and minutes began to dwindle as did his spirit.\n\nAbout an hour before a midseason game in December, Warriors coach Steve Kerr summoned the center into his Oracle Arena office with more bad news: He was effectively out of the rotation indefinitely.\n\n\"Christmas sucked for me,\" Bell said. \"It's been tough, up and down. Not knowing you're going to play. You got to find a way to keep working and try to find happiness.\n\nOver the next two months, Bell averaged just 10 minutes per game, sinking to career lows in points, field goal percentage and blocks. Even after Jones was lost for the season and DeMarcus Cousins returned from his Achilles tear, Bell's minutes plummeted. His frustrations even made it to television when, late in a January road matchup against the Lakers, cameras caught him in a heated argument with Kerr.\n\nTwo months later, on the eve of a late-season road matchup against the Grizzlies, Bell went to a gift shop at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis and put a purchase on the hotel bill of Brown as a prank. Ultimately, the Warriors didn't find the action funny and suspended him without pay. The fallout from the reasoning behind the suspension caused an uproar around the league and on social media. Users made memes insinuating Bell ordered pornography and other unauthorized services to Brown's bill.\n\nWorse for Bell, he's in the final year of his two-year rookie scale deal, and the optics of his second year don't look good for a guy who's in line for a qualifying offer this summer. Since the incident, Bell maintains he's not worried about his summer plans.\n\n\"I don't really care what people think of me,\" Bell said. \"I know what kind of person I am. Obviously, people make mistakes but everybody makes mistakes, we just happen to be in the light of the media so I don't really care about that. I know the type of player I am. I know what kind of person I am. People, fans, it's a 'what have you done for me lately' type of game. If you haven't done anything lately, you see people turn their back.\n\n\"Now, I get all positive stuff in my DM's and comments. When I wasn't playing, I was getting all types of negative comments, like 'trade me,' stupid stuff like that.\"\n\nLast season, Bell's rookie year could best be described as a rollercoaster. Opening the season, he made 26 of his first 37 shots. Over a 15-game stretch in December, he averaged 7.7 points and 5.3 rebounds on 65.4 percent shooting from the field. Then, he injured his ankle, and his effort started to lack upon return. It got to the point where Kevin Durant took him to the side on a team flight late to talk late in the year.\n\nDespite the hiccups this season, his teammates see growth.\n\n\"He's gotten more intelligent,\" Warriors forward Draymond Green said. \"I think all those things are great but more important than all of that [is] his mental. His professionalism. I think that's where he's grown the most and think right now, that's paying off for him. It's the staying ready, being in the gym non-stop, even when you're playing for 10 games straight, staying in the gym, being there early and getting in early. That's what's paying off for him now. We have confidence in Jordan because he's been in the gym all year long.\"\n\n[RELATED: With KD not close to return, it's up to the Dubs' classic core]\n\nThe effort has paid off as of late. When Kevin Durant missed Game 6 of the Warriors' NBA playoff second-round series with a strained right calf, Kerr looked to Bell, and he delivered four points, two rebounds and two blocks as Golden State eliminated the Houston Rockets. Four nights later, he was plus-5 in a series-opening win against the Blazers, setting the stage for Thursday's performance.\n\nNow, as the postseason moves along, Bell could be seeing more minutes at just the right time.\n\n\"I think people understand in the postseason is when I play my best basketball,\" Bell said, heading out into the night. \"It's winning time. 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Many church communities and congregations are getting involved in reviving the Sanctuary movement (now known as Sanctuary 2014) to declare their religious spaces a safe haven for migrants facing imminent deportation.\n\nThe Sanctuary movement to protect Central American migrants was born in response to an enormous wave of people who fled the wars in Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala. Faith communities along the U.S./Mexico border began publicly allowing immigrants facing imminent deportation to live in their churches until authorities reversed the deportation orders, a strategy that grew to a nationwide movement which at its peak included over 500 religious communities across the country. The Sanctuary movement successfully brought attention to the plight of migrants at that time and resulted in many being granted asylum in the U.S. With the 2014 revival, currently there are six active cases of individuals facing imminent deportation who are living within church walls, two dozen congregations who are prepared to offer Sanctuary when the need arises, and dozens of other congregations and religious groups who are publicly endorsing the Sanctuary 2014 movement. Supporters of the movement can help protect those in Sanctuary by raising public awareness of their situations as well as advocating on their behalf to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Congress and the Obama administration to take action to stop the deportation of people who are deeply integral to the U.S. community.\n\nSouthside Presbyterian Church in Tucson, AZ, first to implement the strategy in 1982, is back at the forefront of the movement providing sanctuary for Daniel Neyoy Ruiz earlier this year for one month until he received a one year stay on his deportation. Ruiz has lived, worked and supported his wife and son in the U.S. for 14 years. Rosa Robles Loreto, who has lived in the U.S. for 15 years with her husband and two children, is Southside’s latest Sanctuary resident. Loreto was arrested and detained for 53 days after a minor traffic violation when police discovered her immigration status. Subsequently, Loreto was asked by the U.S. government to voluntarily deport or face indefinite threat of deportation should ICE decide to pursue her case – which is when she turned to the church for refuge.\n\nLegal recourse for migrants who do not have authorized status in the U.S. is a complicated matter. Sanctuary 2014 is currently focused on cases of individuals like Ruiz and Loreto, who are considered low-priority cases due to their longstanding relationships in the U.S. but are facing imminent deportation. According to a 2011 internal ICE document known as the “Morton Memo,” immigration officials are instructed to use their discretion in pursuing cases in an effort to make best use of available funds and resources – something known as “prosecutorial discretion.” The memo says clearly that ICE officers should take into account how deeply integrated into the community a person is – whether or not they have attended school in the U.S, if they are caring for sick relatives, forming families, even serving in the U.S. military.\n\nThese are very different circumstances for bringing migrants into Sanctuary than the first time around. In the early 1980s faith communities recognized that people crossing the U.S./Mexico border were mainly fleeing civil wars, political repression and violence perpetrated by state governments and military – circumstances which warranted protection by the U.S. government under international law. Migrants who are arriving today for economic reasons, to be reunited with family members already in the U.S., or who are fleeing drug and gang violence in their home countries may have a case but do not necessarily qualify as refugees. Under the 1951 Convention Related to the Status of Refugees and the subsequent 1967 Protocol, a person must satisfy two conditions: 1) Must be unwilling or unable to return to their country of origin “owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted”; and 2) that persecution must be for one of the following reasons: “Race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion.” Non-state actors (such as gangs) can be considered persecutors, provided that “they are knowingly tolerated by the authorities, or if the authorities refuse, or prove unable, to offer effective protection,” according to UNHCR guidelines on interpreting the law. But someone who has been a victim of gang violence in their home country must also prove that they are part of a targeted group. Decisions to grant refugee status are made on a case by case basis, and interpretation of the law is subject to court precedents and at the discretion of immigration judges. At this point, Sanctuary cases are a different group of migrants – those who would benefit from an expansion of the use of prosecutorial discretion by ICE officials, and/or through executive action, should Obama decide to unilaterally act to provide a path to citizenship for those who are integral to our communities."
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"Australian millennials are taking longer to get a driving licence and using public transport more, findings from an international study led by Monash University show.\n\nThis study was the first to compare the travel behaviour of young adults at different life stages and income levels in some of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities – Melbourne, Brisbane, London, New York and Atlanta. Other UK metropolitan areas, such as the West Midlands, were also analysed.\n\nAll cities, apart from New York, recorded a substantial increase in transit kilometres taken by millennials over the past 10 to 15 years – with Brisbane the highest at 66 per cent and Melbourne increasing strongly by 45 per cent.\n\nAlthough auto travel by young adults in Brisbane increased slightly over time (16 per cent), auto kilometres travelled in Melbourne was almost the same as it was in the early 1990s. This may reflect the steady decrease in young Victorians getting a driving licence, from 76 per cent in 2000 to 57 per cent in 2018.\n\n“At this rate, only half of 18 to 23-year-olds in Melbourne will get a licence by 2025,” said Dr Alexa Delbosc, lead researcher and Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering at Monash University.\n\n“But equally important, our study suggests that investments in transit infrastructure are critical if we want to see young people turn away from car travel.”\n\n“We also saw big increases in train patronage, reflecting strong growth in jobs and housing in the city centre.”\n\nBrisbane’s transit supply increased more than any other case study region, with a 40 per cent increase in service kilometres since the early 2000s when the city rolled out its bus rapid transit network (the South Eastern, Northern and Eastern Busways). This change is a key explanation for the significant increase in transit use among students.\n\n“However, it appears that the transit supplied isn’t serving the needs of young adults in later life stages. Transit use in Brisbane shows the largest demographic gap of any case study, with students travelling 3862 more kilometres each year than parents of children,” Dr Delbosc said.\n\nNew York was the only city to experience a significant decrease in transit kilometres travelled. This was despite a boarding increase between 1990 and 2010. Location played the most important role in transport decision-making, with many inner-city dwellers frequently using the service but travelling shorter distances.\n\nAtlanta had the highest auto kilometres of any case study city, but also experienced a jump in transit kilometres taken (16 per cent).\n\nIn almost every city, investing in transit increased its use among young adults. Yet in Melbourne and Brisbane, transit service kilometres have levelled off or decreased since 2011, while the population continues to grow strongly.\n\n“There is little doubt that as millennials start to age and start their own families, they’re likely to adopt more car-oriented travel habits,” Dr Delbosc said.\n\n“But there’s evidence to show that being exposed to transit at a young age can influence travel behaviour much later in life. Investment in transit must keep up with this demand.”"
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"Able Seaman Arthur Ball-Guymer joined the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy in 1922. After training at HMS PHILOMEL as a seaman boy he served onboard the cruisers HMS CHATHAM and HMS DUNEDIN.\n\nHe went to the United Kingdom for gunnery training in 1926 and served in the battleships HMS IRON DUKE and HMS REVENGE. On returning to New Zealand he was posted to the cruiser HMS DUNEDIN once more and was onboard that ship when it went to the aid of the citizen’s during the Napier Earthquake.\n\nFurther training in the United Kingdom followed, which led to Ball-Guymer being onboard the battlecruiser HMS NELSON during the time of the Invergordon Mutiny. Returning once more to New Zealand and after performing service onboard HMS DUNEDIN during the 30’s, he retired from the New Zealand Navy in 1936.\n\nIn 1939, with the outbreak of World War II, Ball-Guymer was recalled to naval service and was posted to the cruiser HMS LEANDER until 1943, where he was landed in Santos just after the Kolombangara episode to be in charge of an Advance Ammunition Base of New Zealand ammunition. Ball-Guymer returned to New Zealand in late 1944 and was discharged from the RNZN some six months later, as an able seaman."
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"A release of hexavalent chromium in Wixom has caused health and environment officials to caution residents.\n\nFOX 2 - Health and environmental officials are warning of a hexavalent chromium spill in the Huron River watershed Tuesday afternoon, which originated from a company in Wixom.\n\nResidents in Monroe, Oakland, Livingston, Wayne, and Washtenaw counties are being cautioned following a release of hexavalent chromium to the Wixom Sewage Treatment Facility from Tribar Manufacturing in Wixom. The sewer feeds the Wixom wastewater treatment plant, which discharges to the Huron River system.\n\nAccording to the release EGLE was notified at 3:21 p.m. Monday by Tribar that it had released several thousand gallons of a liquid containing 5% hexavalent chromium into the sewer system.\n\nThe company says it discovered the release Monday but indicated it may have started as early as Saturday morning according to Wixom city officials. It is believed that much of the contaminant already made its way through the treatment plant by the time the release was discovered.\n\nMDHHS and Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy issued the warning. Hexavalent chromium is a known carcinogen that can cause a number of adverse health effects through ingestion, skin contact or inhalation.\n\nSampling efforts are underway, and it is anticipated that results will be received in the coming days. This recommendation will be updated as additional information becomes available.\n\n\"This recommendation is being made to help protect the health and safety of families who live, work and play in the Huron River in the affected area,\" said Elizabeth Hertel, MDHHS director. \"As we gather additional information through sampling, this recommendation may change or be expanded.\"\n\n\"This is a significant release into a large, much-loved waterway,\" said Liesl Clark, EGLE director. \"Our teams are in the field now assessing the situation. We will stay on the job as long as it takes to ensure residents are safe and impacts to the ecosystem are minimized.\"\n\nEGLE is taking river water samples from multiple areas downstream from the treatment plant today and is working with local and state health officials to assess the extent of the contamination. Testing is also taking place within the Tribar facility and the Wixom wastewater treatment plant. Monitoring will continue in coming days and weeks.\n\nOfficials stressed there is no immediate threat to drinking water. The closest drinking water intake is in Ann Arbor. Time-of-travel modeling indicates it would take the contaminant several weeks or more to make its way to the city’s water intakes. The city has been notified of the release and is also taking steps to monitor incoming water.\n\nTribar Manufacturing was identified as the source of PFAS contamination to the river system in recent years, installing additional filtration to help address that problem. State regulators will investigate the circumstances of the weekend release at the facility, but stressed that the immediate concern is ensuring the protection of the environment and public health.",
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"It’s not often that the top real estate honchos are willing, dare we say eager, to call a reporter from the mountains of North Africa to talk about one of their colleagues.\n\nBut when it came to talking about Scott Rechler, they called from far and wide over the holidays to heap praise on the chief executive officer and chairman of RXR Realty. Developer Joseph Sitt, the head of Thor Equities, for one, phoned Commercial Observer last week from the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.\n\nWhile Mr. Rechler, 47, said he has “no plans to run for any office,” maybe he should. He is a big political donor and clearly has a lot of supporters in high places.\n\nMr. Sitt said Mr. Rechler jests him about running for mayor, and Mr. Sitt responds in kind. But those are just jokes, Mr. Sitt insisted.\n\nBesides making large contributions like a $100,000 donation to the New York State Democratic Committee in April of last year under his wife’s name, Mr. Rechler’s political involvement includes civic work. He is the vice chairman of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey’s board of commissioners. Mr. Rechler was appointed to the board of commissioners in June 2011 by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.\n\nMr. Rechler had a several-month stint filling in as chairman starting last March between when David Samson resigned from the position and John Degnan assumed it. In late July 2014, Mr. Rechler told Commercial Observer his top priority as acting chair and beyond is “that the Port Authority must become more open with more input from the board of commissioners and the public.”\n\nPatrick Foye, the executive director of the Port Authority, credited Mr. Rechler with “spearheading the reform and transparency process during that period.” He added: “He’s been a leader on reform, transparency and accountability.”\n\n“He’s a committed New Yorker and obviously involved with the Port Authority to bring some rational and practical experience in terms of development and I think the governor has faith in his judgment and that’s why he’s on the board with tremendous responsibility,” said Bill Rudin, the CEO of Rudin Management Company, who has gotten to know Mr. Rechler in part because they are both board members of the Washington, D.C.-based industry group Real Estate Roundtable.\n\nWhen he’s not committing his time to the Port Authority, he is running RXR, a multibillion dollar private real estate company out of its New York City and Uniondale, L.I. offices. RXR was the sixth largest developer in the five boroughs in terms of dollar value of properties acquired for all of 2014 with $1.8 billion across six properties, according to data prepared by Real Capital Analytics for Commercial Observer.\n\n“A guy like Scott is a rarity,” said Robert Alexander, the chairman of the New York tri-state region at CBRE, who chatted via his mobile telephone while on vacation. “He is as talented as they come. He has built two major real estate organizations in New York.”\n\n“He blew away the other bidders,” Mr. Alexander said. “He made an intelligent presentation on his plans. He presented a working knowledge of the building, understood what needed to be done. ”\n\n“Long Island is where we originated,” Mr. Rechler said during a December interview in his office in which he had Seth Pinsky, who was hired in 2013 to spearhead RXR’s emerging markets platform, join him.\n\nAiming to focus on areas that other institutional real estate players are not, RXR is keen on neighborhoods of Queens like Flushing, Jamaica and the Rockaways as well as the North Shore of Staten Island and the South Bronx, Mr. Pinsky said. In what the firm calls “urban suburban neighborhoods,” RXR is interested in building “medium- to high-density redevelopment projects near the transit infrastructure,” Mr. Pinsky said, in places with traditional suburban downtowns like Hempstead, Glen Cove, Yonkers and New Rochelle. Mr. Pinsky highlighted how RXR and Renaissance Downtowns Pinsky were designated in October by the City of New Rochelle to develop and reshape the downtown area.\n\n“It’s important that these downtown areas get redeveloped,” Mr. Pinsky said. “There are affordability issues in the city, which can in part be addressed by looking outside the city’s boundaries.”\n\nMr. Pinsky was involved in the firm’s $110 million purchase of the Standard Motor Products Building on Northern Boulevard in Long Island City this past summer and its long-term lease with American Landmark Properties for the 650,000-square-foot, 10-story 470 Vanderbilt Avenue near the Barclays Center for $200 million, also this last summer.\n\nIn July, RXR’s $420 million 99-year triple-net lease at 75 Rockefeller Plaza commenced, and the firm is spending in excess of $150 million to renovate the 630,000-square-foot building. A Cushman & Wakefield team including Bruce Mosler, the chairman of global brokerage at Cushman & Wakefield, is marketing the building for RXR. Mr. Mosler also co-represented ownership in the December 2013 lease of the building, which was in need of a major capital improvement program.\n\n“When we selected on behalf of ownership who to partner with at 75 Rock it was Scott because ownership believed he could execute on the plan and [the building was] best off in his hands,” Mr. Mosler said via his cell phone, noting that Mr. Rechler wasn’t the highest bidder. “The structure of the deal was complex,” he added, and since RXR would be investing more than $100 million in the redevelopment “execution becomes important.”\n\nMr. Sitt said he zeroed in on Mr. Rechler in the $595 million purchase of 530 Fifth Avenue in June. Mr. Sitt said he didn’t want to invest so heavily in one transaction and decided to diversify by selling the office component. Mr. Rechler was his first call because he’s “quick, easy and decisive,” said Mr. Sitt. The pair do good business together despite Mr. Sitt’s position as the chairman and founder of the Global Gateway Alliance whose goal, Mr. Sitt joked, is to “complain about the Port Authority.” Thor ended up partnering with RXR and General Growth Properties in the acquisition.\n\nOther major projects RXR has cooking include the $200 million development of the 560,000-square-foot retail complex on Pier 57 at West 15th Street with Young Woo. The plan, Mr. Pinsky said, “is that on the bottom two levels there will be a unique retail and food marketplace.” Mr. Rechler was quick to note that “it’s not another Eataly.”\n\nRXR also closed on the $330 million purchase of 61 Broadway in the Financial District in May and is upgrading the lobby. This past December, RXR went into contract to purchase the 1.2-million-square-foot Class A commercial building at 32 Old Slip from Beacon Capital Partners for $675 million, as Commercial Observer previously reported.\n\n“He’s sharp as a tack,” said Mr. Alexander, who was involved in the 32 Old Slip deal. “He’s quick. He’s to the point. He’s highly intelligent and analytical. And he works like a banshee.”\n\nMr. Mosler said: “This is a man that has been able to foresee, forecast and understand the market.”\n\nMr. Rechler anticipates the New York office market is “going to continue to pick up momentum” and product will be needed in the next couple of years as absorption continues to outpace supply.\n\nRXR is “trying to follow the market trends and with unique product,” Mr. Rechler said.\n\nThe firm is also diversifying with plans to play all elements of the capital stack more often.\n\nRXR made a $150 million mezzanine loan for David Werner’s recent acquisition of 5 Times Square for $1.5 billion. As Commercial Observer reported in September, Broad Street Development closed on the purchase of 80 Broad Street from Savanna for $173 million. Mr. Rechler said his firm provided around $90 million in preferred equity in the deal.\n\n“Historically, we’ve probably done a billion dollars of this type of stuff,” Mr. Rechler said. “We bought a lot of mezz and paper when we first came to New York. The origination side is more recent for us so far in this cycle and will become a relatively meaningful part of our business. And we will do that for development, too.”\n\nHe added: “Over the next three to five years, I could see us doing a couple billion dollars of this.”\n\nAs for funding his own deals, RXR relies on discretionary funds from mostly non-U.S. institutional investors. He said since 2009 RXR has raised $4 billion of equity through those investors. The average investment? More than $50 million.\n\nMr. Rechler said he is not considering going public because he likes to buck the trends.\n\n“Our business model is much more opportunistic—see where the markets are going, get ahead of the markets,” Mr. Rechler said noting that his company doesn’t have a “scarcity of capital.”\n\nThe firm’s model seems to be working as Mr. Rechler keeps snapping up big assets and winning over his colleagues.\n\n“Scott is a very successful real estate investor,” emailed Douglas Harmon, a senior managing director at Eastdil Secured. “He utilizes a unique triple barrel attack when buying or re-developing complicated large scale properties: 1) he has vast experience, 2) he maintains and cultivates ample war chests of available capital, and 3) he has an engaging and sympatico style that has produced many an ally in our industry. This rare combination of attributes plus a ‘good eye’ has served him well over the last two decades.”"
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"What has long been suspected has, six years later, been confirmed: the Godhra train fire (2/2002) which burned some 60 Hindu pilgrims alive was, in fact, initiated by Muslim extremists. Hindus long assumed this, and went on a rampage against Muslims in the Gujarat district soon after the Godhra train incident. Ironically, Osama bin Laden used to point to this episode as evidence of non-Muslim hatred for Muslims (The Al Qaeda Reader, 27). Now the facts are clear. Once again, it was Muslims who cast the first stone.\n\nGANDHINAGAR: The Nanavati-Mehta judicial inquiry commission on the Godhra train carnage has based its conclusion of it being a “pre-planned conspiracy” on the recorded evidence of over 100 witnesses, who claimed to having heard a crowd of about a 1,000 Muslims shouting “set the train on fire and kill the Hindus.” The report said “instigating slogans” were also made through loudspeakers from a nearby mosque to attack the Hindus.Â\n\n* Now watch for that dreaded ‘backlash’/ed\n\nThe evidence recorded by the commission also claimed that a mob of Muslims attacked the train and stoned the coaches so heavily that the passengers could not come out. This was to ensure maximum casualties when the S-6 coach of the Sabarmati Express was “set afire.”\n\nThe commission in its 168-page report said the “conspiracy” was hatched by some local Muslims at the Aman guest house in Godhra the previous night. The conspirators immediately made arrangements for collecting about 140 litres of petrol from a nearby pump on the night of February 26, 2002, and the next day when the train arrived in Godhra, Hasan Lala after forcibly opening the vestibule between coaches S-6 and S-7 entered S-6 and threw burning rags setting it on fire.\n\nThe commission said the passengers of the train were attacked the second time some three hours after the stone throwing and burning incident when the train was being shunted to detach the two affected coaches. Two mobs of Muslims of about 700 people started pelting stones on the passengers waiting at the yard for the train to reassemble and resume their onward journey to Ahmedabad. The police had to open fire killing two persons and injuring one to disperse the violent mobs. This refutes the theory that it was an accidental fire, it claimed."
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"Washington, D.C is full of history and intrigue. Our nation’s capital is an amazing place to visit; you can see incredible examples of architecture, view famous landmarks, and experience ghosts and spirits. Washington, D.C. is well known for being home to many historical and otherworldly figures.\n\nThis house is named after the two families involved with purchasing it, building it, and occupying it. The Cutts’ and the Madison’s were two well-known names in Washington, D.C. society. These two families are at the center of the Cutts-Madison house.\n\nHistory of the Cutts-Madison house\n\nThe house was constructed in 1818–1819 by Richard Cutts. He had the house built for himself and Anna Payne Cutts, his wife, who was Dolley Madison’s sister.\n\nThe two-story house was designed with dormer windows and an elegant gabled roof, there are chimneys at both the north and south ends of the building. The exterior of the home was originally covered in grey stucco. The house faces Lafayette Square with its original front since reoriented. The house sits on a large lot for a Washington center house; it has lots of space on all sides. After construction, there were dirt roads on two sides of the house, the west and north. There was also a large flower garden with fruit trees to the south and east of the house. The garden of the home went south to the Tayloe House, all the way at the south end of the block. Originally the Cutts-Madison house was one of the more pretentious homes in the city at the time. The street in front of the house was laid with gravel by the city in 1823.",
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"Who was Dolley Madison?\n\nWho was Dolley Madison and how did she come into possession of the house?\n\nDolley Madison’s sister was married to Cutts. Thus he was easily able to secure a good mortgage which allowed him to pay for the house to be designed and built. However, the bank that gave the mortgage to Cutts sold the mortgage on in 1828, it went to former President James Madison for the sum of $5,750. James Madison unfortunately died in 1836, his widow, Dolley Madison then was left holding the mortgage to the home. Her husband’s death regrettably left Dolley in a position of financial difficulty, In an effort to reduce her expenses, instead of continuing the mortgage, she took up residency in the house. Presidents Henry Harrison, James Monroe, Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, Martin Van Buren, John Quincy Adams, William John Tyler, and Zachary Taylor all paid her several visits in her home, as did other notable citizens John C. Calhoun, Henry Clay and Daniel Webster. Despite this cavalcade of notable guests and a circle of financially supportive friends Dolley Madison continued to have financial struggles, though.\n\nAfter her return to the Cutts–Madison House, an incident of arson took place, the house was set on fire one night when unknown persons placed lit matches between the closed shutters at the rear of the house. The flames started to spread and Dolley Madison was awakened by a servant and saved from death. The fire put out in short order, and thankfully the damage to the building was not extensive.\n\nThe house on Lafayette Square was the home of Dolley Madison until her death on July 12, 1849. John Payne Todd, her only surviving child from her first marriage, to lawyer John Todd, inherited the property on April 3, 1851. Todd later sold the house and the property to a Mr. Charles Wilkes.\n\nDolley Madison was raised a Quaker and tried to live those principals. Her first husband was also a Quaker and chosen for her by her father. After he died, Dolley met James Madison. They were complete opposites but remained married for 42 years. Dolley is best known for saving the portrait of George Washington at the beginning of the War of 1812. When the British burned and destroyed Washington, D.C., Dolley recognized the need to rebuild it in order to give the country a sense of pride. She personally made it a point to visit people in town and was instrumental in getting the city up and running again. Her devotion to the country and her pride in America, made her a favorite among the public.\n\nWhen former President James Madison died, Dolley was grief-stricken. She would remain inconsolable and missed him terribly.",
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"Who was Charles Wilkes?\n\nAs mentioned before, Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes purchased the home form Dolly Madison’s only surviving son from her marriage to Lawyer John Todd in 1851. By that time he had the chance to make changes to the layout and external faces of the home. First Wilkes moved the main entrance of the house from its original location on Madison Place NW to H Street NW. Then he turned the porch that had been on the west side of the house into a window. He also eliminated the gable roof and installed a flat roof instead. Next, he added an outbuilding to the rear. Its purpose was not mentioned. He also installed a bay window to the south side of the house.\n\nAs well as the Wilkes’s, during the 1850s and 1860s, the house welcomed several notable residents. Wilkes rented the house out, first to Sir William Gore Ouseley, who was named Special Envoy to Central America, and on his way to the region used the Cutts–Madison House to entertain lavishly. Subsequently, the house was used as the Washington-based headquarters of General George McClellan after the First Battle of Bull Run during the Civil War. The Cutts–Madison House was used briefly by the French Claims Commission after the Civil War.\n\nIn 1855 John Wilkes chose to mortgage the house. Over the next 15 years, the title to that mortgage passed through several owners until George B. Warren purchased it in 1870. The mortgage was assigned to his daughter, Phebe Warren Tayloe upon Warren’s death in 1880. Then, she, unfortunately, died just two years later in 1882, and the mortgage was passed to her niece Elizabeth H. Price who became the new owner of the property. Price then sold the mortgage to Edward Tayloe Perry in December 1884. Charles Wilkes meanwhile deeded the house to his three daughters and his wife in 1870. Upon his death in 1877 the Wilkes family sold the deed to the house to the Cosmos Club for $40,000.\n\nA most hospitable ghost\n\nDolley Madison was such a large and prominent feature in the Washington, D.C. circuit, that people theorize that her ghost still lingers today. After all, she spent most of her life at the Cutts-Madison home, as well as dying there.\n\nIn the late 19th century, men who were leaving the Cosmo Club (what the Cutts-Madison home would become) could be seen tipping their hats to the lady sitting in the rocker on the front porch.\n\nDolly Madison and the Cutts-Madison house\n\nDolley Madison was a quiet woman who lived a large life. She was full of pride for her country and the love of her city. The house she lived in, and ultimately died in, saw many famous presidents and statesmen visit. Dolley Madison also spent a lot of time and energy reenergizing Washington, D.C. after the war. It was her efforts that brought the capital back to life.\n\nIt is very possible that Dolley Madison’s spirit still sits on the front porch of her former home today. She could be waiting for her husband. Or she could just be happy to view the city she loved so much in our nation’s capital.\n\nA trip to visit the Cutts-Madison House is one that would please both yourself and Dolley Madison."
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