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She explores the way in which the resources used can reflect the interests and aspirations of the clients, allowing them a sense of personal engagement.\n\nA key factor in this is her “archetypal” approach, which favours the use of symbols, mythological stories and rituals, particularly for those who may be non-verbal.\n\nIn Chapter One, she discusses the concept of the archetype and she refers to various interpretations of the term by Jungian psychologists, including Marie-Louise von Franz: “Archetypes..have a form of expression that can only be perceived inwardly within the psyche, that is, in feelings, emotions, mythical fantasy images, and 'mythical' primal ideas.” (p. 16).\n\nThe case studies give a more accessible picture of how the author incorporates archetypes into her therapy work. Although her client groups had a variety of backgrounds – Maori, Pacific Island, New Zealand, European, Chinese, etc. – they bonded with universal themes such as the seasons, journeys, rites of passage, battle, healing, etc. As she states, “Where physical mobility and limited vocal abilities presented barriers, archetypal approaches provided opportunities for a form of liberation into unconscious creative processes” (p. 19).\n\nFor example, Chapter Four describes an art therapy group of eight people who decided to explore ancient civilisations. After much discussion, this became focussed on making “ancient vessels”, using a wide variety of media. The participants got whatever technical help they needed to make their creations and each was asked to reflect on two questions: “Who is it for? “ and “What is it used for?” The author describes in detail the responses of three clients, which revealed themes of healing after battle for one, safety as one sleeps for another, and empowerment in the face of danger for the third. Each could then reflect on how their chosen themes resonated with their own circumstances. The group discussion on completion of the project confirmed, “the sense of having been bequeathed a great shared inheritance, which enhanced wellbeing and self-esteem” (p. 59).\n\nIn 1992, Angeles Arrien identified five geometric shapes that appear with similar meanings in the art of all cultures – the circle, square, triangle, cross and spiral. The participants in a community arts therapy workshop with Gordon-Flower worked in pairs, choosing shapes and then creating an environmental artwork. This involved collecting material from a coastal area, choosing a site, making and installing the artwork, photographing the finished result, and reflecting on it with further art activity back in the group. Participants reported that the process “facilitated benefits on a holistic level” and enabled them to move “toward new ideas and directions both artistically and in life” (p. 84).\n\nIn Chapter Seven, Drama, the author outlines how she used Archetypal Cards (developed by Caroline Myss in 2003) to stimulate role-playing. The drama group were all men, most of whom were non-verbal and confined to wheelchairs. Each person chose two cards, producing such characters as Victim-Storyteller or Artist-Trickster. The group worked on the resulting drama over ten weeks, culminating in a public performance. According to the author, “the drama provided an opportunity to experience what it might be like to hold various positions of responsible and irresponsible power” (p. 123), roles which were generally not available to these men in their daily lives.\n\nAs a music therapist, I was particularly drawn to Chapter Eight, Music, which is described as “an invisible river running through and driving other modes of creative expression” (p. 135). In one group, the seven members worked on dramatising a Maori legend about Seven Brothers. They developed the narrative and costuming aspects but the full dramatic potential was only achieved when the men each chose an instrument (bongos, cymbals, chimes, tambourines, etc.) to create “the voices of the gods”.\n\nFeedback and reflection from the participants in each group was systematically elicited and reported. In Chapter Two, the author outlines her previously developed Arts Therapy 5-Pt Star Model, which originated from a poster diagram she devised in 2008. It facilitated both verbal and non-verbal communication from the participants, exploring the five domains of Self-Reflection, Relationships, Lifestyle Results, Aesthetic Skill and Transformational Action.\n\nOverall, I found this to be a very readable book, which provides many useful ideas for what the author calls a “therapeutic doorway” (p. 19) when working with people with physical disabilities.\n\nWhile much of the activity within the case studies is based on Maori and New Zealand culture, the author makes a convincing case for seeing these as archetypal resources, which could be found in many different cultures. Creative arts therapists may be drawn mostly to the chapters on their specialist mode but the whole book presents many useful avenues of exploration for any arts therapy work with this client group.",
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"Alexis spoke about the choice to put characters on the covers. She also talked about the lettering on the covers, saying that she is “a letterer first and an illustrator second.” She wanted to focus on the lettering and let the titles have the majority focus since they seem to fade into the backgrounds on other versions.\n\nThe German edition covers were actually a remarkable inspiration for creating Nerdy Ink’s Harry Potter series. She liked the way they looked and wanted to craft a similar design with certain changes made to her own liking. She also spoke about other cover options not being her taste and knowing she could create something better. Alexis concluded her answers to this question by telling us about how her first set of Harry Potter books was a hand-me-down from her sister and needed some care. Half the set was missing the covers or just needed a fresh look, and she didn’t have a full set of sleeves. She later decided this was a collection that would need to be added to their site.\n\nI am very deliberate about my coloring choices in making sure the palette remains true to the story.",
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"Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone\n\nWe went more in-depth about the quotes chosen, with Alexis discussing wanting to balance the popular ones with ones that would fit onto the back covers. She had favorites that she wanted to use that wouldn’t have fit, so she had to make sure she chose quotes that worked. She also spoke about the characters she chose for the covers’ fronts and backs. Alexis decided to illustrate the child characters for the front covers, with the adults gracing the back covers. This decision was made with the reader in mind, in that a middle-grade reader is more likely to flock to a book with a child on the cover versus an adult.",
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"While discussing the lettering and calligraphy, we chose to refer specifically to the spine lettering decisions of putting the book number as well as the school year. Alexis originally had the book numbers illustrated in number format but eventually decided the written-out numbers looked better for the spacing allotted. As far as the overall discussion to add the book numbers to the spine, she spoke about wanting to make the reading order easy for kids picking up the books for the first time.\n\nAlexis pondered her favorite elements and covers for a moment, admitting that they all mean a lot. She ended up listing Luna, McGonagall, Dumbledore, and the Thestral as her favorites. She continued by saying that every element they chose for the spine illustrations had to be able to be made into a pin as well. She then said that the Thestral made the cutest pin, so it became her favorite spine image.",
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"Once I get an idea in my head, it’s stuck there until I put it down somewhere.\n\nAlexis actually drew her inspiration for these covers from the book covers of another middle-grade book series. She thought of how she could make it look better in her own way and knew it would be perfect for a Harry Potter sleeve set. Alexis then told us that she really wanted to implement the spine elements in another way to tie all the books together. They toyed with the idea of making the insides poster options but decided that a line art pattern inside the sleeves better fit their vision.",
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"The 7th annual Future Stars USA presented by Preferred Athlete Scouting Services was held on July 9, 2022, at Indiana Basketball Academy in Carmel, Indiana. Just under 100 invited players from the classes of 2026 (mostly), 2027 and 2028 showed their skills to 42 colleges (mostly Power 5 programs) in a five-hour window where each athlete played about a half of two games on two adjoining courts. An observer could watch a half of each court or just one court as all of the teams played once on each court.\n\nTalent and more talent...\nWith the players attending strictly by invitation with no charge to them, few of the near hundred were not Division 1 prospects at some level and probably twenty plus will be Power 5 recruits down the road. In an era of spread-out talent due to the explosion club basketball teams, this event had a high density of talent compared to most. Why more mid-majors do not attend continues to mystify me! Granted these players are very young but talent is talent and knowing what is in the pipeline is part of being a recruiting coordinator!\n\nNext year?\nWith the July recruiting evaluation calendar shrinking from twelve to eight (two pods of four days of which the first and last day will likely be only partially viewable), it may be hard for this and other one-day events to be held in the viewing period. This year, a lot of major team events ran July 6-8 and 10-12 leaving the 9 th open for travel or a one-day event. Such may not be the case going forward. If so, events such as Future Stars will be missed!\n\nBelow, a brief look is taken at some of this talent listed alphabetically within graduation class along with height, position and home town. All listed below should be monitored as possible Division 1 Power 5 level prospects depending on maturation.\n\nSe’Crette Carter, 5-6, guard, Rockwood, Michigan\nAn above average athlete, Carter showed the ability to hit the three and get out and score on the fast break.\n\nBrihanna Crittendon, 6-2, forward, Thornton, Colorado\nCrittendon showed out in several ways hitting the three, driving and rebounding. While known out West, scouts from the East did not know her before the event.\n\nLola Lampley, 6-2, small forward, Fishers, Indiana\nPreviously discussed in our article on the Best of Maryland (https://www.passthaball.com/news_article/show/1231724), Lampley took over one game dominating with her ability to get to the rim with great body control and active defense at the other end of the court. She is already considered one of the top prospects in the 2026 class.\n\nJenica Lewis, 5-10, guard, Grimes, Iowa\nLewis is another of those considered as near the top of the class of 2026. Here she showed varied skills including hitting the three, driving and nailing a pull-up jumper.\n\nEllie Muller, 6-2, post, Clive, Iowa\nMuller showed the ability to score on the block but also to put the ball on the floor and attack from near the foul line.\n\nNakia Ollivierre, 5-7, guard, Wellsburg, Iowa\nOllivierre showed nice variety in her offensive arsenal hitting the three, pulling up and getting to the rim throwing in above average quickness to boot.\n\nJaeylynn Scott, 5-10, forward, Holden, Massachusetts\nAbove average athletically, Scott was active on defense, hit the glass at both ends and moved without the ball on offense hitting a three along the way.\n\nAnnsley Trivette, 6-1, forward, Pounding Mill, Virginia\nStrongly built, Trivette was considered the discovery of the event by national scouts as she plays on a lesser-known club team and is from a more rural area of Virginia. She impressed with varied skills hitting the three, mid-range and a spin move while blocking a few shots on defense.\n\nYahri Tyler, 6-0, forward, Arcadia, Florida\nA lean athlete, Tyler played with good energy scoring in the paint and hitting the glass on both ends.\n\nXyanna Walton, 5-10, guard, Chicago, Illinois\nWalton played with high energy making her presence felt at both ends. For skills, she showed the ability to hit the three, at mid-range and score at the rim.\n\nCharlotte Cavin, 5-10, wing, Frisco, Texas\nMost noticeable was that Cavin played hard not shying away from contact. Driving seemed her first scoring option.\n\nLauren Hassell, 6-2, forward, Clarksville, Tennessee\nHassell is already known at the national level as one of the top prospects in the 2027 class extremely advanced for her age. She showed great body control scoring in traffic. On defense, she can guard in the paint or on the perimeter.\n\nErin Thomas, 5-9, forward, Cincinnati, Ohio\nAbove average athletically, Thomas showed the ability to get into the paint to score but also must be respected as to shooting the three."
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"THE annual Queensland Catholic Schools’ and Colleges’ Music Festival (QCMF), hosted by Villanova College at Coorparoo, celebrated its 21st birth-day this year with record numbers of schools and students.\n\nKeith Druery, who helped found the festival, said what began as a “good idea” in the minds of a few staff members at Villanova College in 1991 had developed into the largest annual gathering of students from Queensland’s Catholic schools.\n\nHe said the QCMF 2011 involved 95 Catholic schools from across the state.\n\n“Students, their teachers and supporters travelled from as far away as Cairns to be a part of the music-making,” Mr Druery said.\n\n“Throughout the four days of the festival 11,300 student musicians from 95 Catholic schools presented 361 ensemble performances at Villanova College and nearby St James Church.”\n\nMr Druery said the planning and presentation of the 2011 festival required the involvement of hundreds of volunteers who took on a multitude of tasks.\n\n“Once again the Villanova community of students (present and past), parents and college staff answered the call, ensuring the 2011 festival, the biggest ever, was as enjoyable and rewarding as the previous twenty festivals that have gone before.”\n\nThe festival began in 1991 with 43 entries from 15 schools, since then growth has occurred every year with the festival now a major event in the calendar of many Catholic schools and colleges throughout Queensland.\n\nIt is a non-competitive event and the festival committee selects respected like-minded local and inter-state professional music educators as adjudicators. Gold, silver and bronze awards are presented to every ensemble that successfully participates, reflecting their individual skills.\n\nSchools from as far away as Cairns, Emerald, Charters Towers, Toowoomba and the Gold Coast received a total of 133 gold, 145 silver and 67 bronze awards.\n\nMr Druery said that, with the QCMF costing about $45,000 to stage each year, representatives of its three major sponsors, Brisbane Catholic Education, Queensland Catholic Education Commission and Ellaways Music were all present for the closing ceremony."
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"Leslie Shuman Kramer is currently vice president of the Buffalo Jewish Federation. She chaired the 2015 and 2016 Campaigns for Jewish Buffalo, and the 2010 and 2009 UJF Women’s Philanthropy Campaign. She has been a longtime member of Buffalo Jewish Federation’s Campaign Cabinet, where she co-chaired a number of divisions, including Lion of Judah. She is currently co-chairing the Buffalo Israel Experience which will bring a group of over 70 people to Israel in October. Along with her husband Jim, she co-chaired Buffalo’s 2012 New Leadership Mission to Israel.\n\nLeslie is a member of Jewish Federation of North America’s (JFNA’s) National Women’s Philanthropy (NWP) Board. On the NWP Board, she serves as vice chair of Community Engagement and is a past co-chair of the NWP Heart to Heart Mission. Leslie has visited Poland, Tbilisi Georgia, and Israel on several national missions including JFNA Campaign Chair and Directors Missions and NWP’s Machar Mission."
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"Many businesses live and die based on their ability to protect the secrecy of their processes or methods, and it isn’t difficult to understand why. Everyone knows that it is important to protect the “secret to your success.”\n\nBut what is a trade secret? How do you protect it? Under Arizona law, a trade secret is a formula, pattern, or process that is not generally known or readily ascertainable to others in that industry which derives independent economic value because it is secret and is subject to reasonable efforts to maintain its secrecy.\n\nLet’s break that down. I can think of no better way to do that than strolling through a chocolate factory. Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, to be precise. Roald Dahl’s classic tale actually presents us with a nearly ideal illustration of trade secrets and how to protect them. Just don’t turn into a blueberry along the way.\n\nFor something to qualify as a trade secret, it must be a formula, pattern, or process. There must be a method that you are using to yield a result. This could be the formula for a soft drink, the code for a particular software program, or any other innumerable things that your business might be creating. It is more than raw data or technical knowledge; there must be some advancement from the basic information.\n\nWilly Wonka made chocolate treats, just like other chocolatiers. But his unique process made his treats more delicious than anyone else’s. Even though anyone could determine Wonka’s ingredients (by, for example, reading the label), the formula and process for measuring, mixing, and combining the ingredients of a Wonka bar are different.\n\nIt isn’t enough to have a formula, pattern, or process. It has to actually be a “secret” process. That is, it must not be generally known or readily ascertainable (through proper means) by someone who works in that industry. A carpenter who crafts a chair likely does not have a trade secret in the process of creating the chair. Another carpenter would likely be able to look at the chair and readily determine who it is manufactured. There must be something unique in that process that others don’t generally think about or do not know of.\n\nConsider Wonka’s chocolate. Why were his chocolates better than the others? Well, for one thing, he had a chocolate waterfall to mix the chocolate. Was this process “generally known” or “readily ascertainable”? Of course not! It was unique! Inventive! Magical!\n\nNow, you don’t have to use a waterfall to have a secret process, but I’m sure you understand my point. There needs to be something unique that others don’t know about for your process to be considered secret.\n\nJust because you have a secret process or formula does not mean that you have a protectable trade secret. Your trade secret must also have independent economic value because it is secret. It must be something that gives you an edge, contributes value to your product. It must also be something that would lose its value if everyone knew how you do it.\n\nIf everyone knew how to create an Everlasting Gobstopper, then that secret process would lose its value. Part of what makes it so important and special is that no one else knows about it. The secret has independent economic valuable. That is why you may not be able to protect grandma’s secret pie recipe (which may be delicious but not necessarily have independent economic value) but you can protect the critical secret formula that makes your product unique and, thus, valuable.\n\nYou might have guessed this last one, but your trade secret must actually be kept secret. To have legal protection for your trade secret under Arizona law, you must take reasonable efforts to protect its secrecy. Note that you don’t have to go to extremes. Your efforts need only be reasonable under the circumstances.\n\nWonka closed his factory and wouldn’t let anyone in, so that his secrets would be protected. Perhaps this was a bit extreme, but again, it illustrates the point. If Wonka had published his formula in a newspaper, he clearly would not be taking reasonable efforts to preserve secrecy. Securing it in a safe, however, might be considered sufficiently reasonable. Even having policies in place in your business, such as employee confidentiality agreements, can be reasonable steps to preserve a trade secret.\n\nIf your business has a secret formula, pattern, or process that meets these criteria, then you probably have a trade secret. You need to take steps to protect the value of that process by keeping it secret. Fortunately, Arizona law supports and protects your trade secrets too, as long as you do your part to preserve its value and secrecy. In summing up, let me leave you with no doubt as to my nerd bona fides by quoting Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings: “Keep it secret. Keep it safe.” (And contact the business law team at Callagy Law.)\n\nAbout This Author - Brian Williamson\n\nA California native, Brian Williamson relocated to the Valley of the Sun in 2010. In no time at all, he fell in love with Arizona’s verdant deserts, forested mountains, and cool lakes. Like many in the Phoenix area, he is thrilled to be living this southwestern paradise. Brian is an accomplished litigator with more than fifty (50) civil trials under his belt. In addition to championing his clients in the…..."
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"Moving to a new country can be difficult for both parents and children, especially if the move is to a place with new languages, cultures, and no relatives. That is the case for many immigrants who move to America.\n\nSome immigrants, like me, moved to America when we were very young. This made getting accustomed to the culture and language much easier for us than for those who moved recently. When I moved here from Korea when I was two years old, I had few memories of my life there and was able to adjust to the US easily. For this article, I talked to several people with different experiences: those who lived in Korea for most of their lives before moving to America.\n\nAlthough we all have different circumstances, everyone who has come here did so with the intent of improving their lives or the lives of their children. Yet there are many hardships involved in moving to a new continent.\n\n“Having lived in Korea for most of my life, living in America is very different,” Justin Lee, a Fairfax High tenth grader who spoke to me, said. “Moving here for a better life, one of the biggest differences I saw was people of different ethnicities all together in one place. It was something that I had never seen before.”\n\nLee’s statement is backed by statistics. According to the CIA World Factbook, more than 99% of South Koreans are ethnically Korean. America, often described metaphorically as a “melting pot,” is far more heterogeneous.\n\n“Although I do approach people of different ethnicities,” Lee added, “I prefer to be with other Koreans because it is very natural and easier for me to be around [them after] living with them for most of my life.”\n\nThe cultures in America and Asia also greatly differ. Children of Korean descent are always taught to respect their elders by talking in a respectful tone and letting them eat first during meals. While Americans still respect their elders, they are much less formal than in Asia. For example, in Korea there are often two ways to say the same thing: one formal, and the other informal. The informal wording is used when talking to friends or those younger in age, while the formal version is used when talking to elders. In English, this isn’t the case.\n\nLearning a new language, as well as differences like that, while going to school at the same time can be very difficult.\n\n“Getting used to the education system was difficult mainly because I didn’t know too much English which made the lessons and conversations hard to understand,” said Beomgu Jeong, Fairfax sophomore who came to America in eighth grade.\n\nFood is also very different between the cultures. Asian food consists mostly of rice, seafood, and fermented dishes while American cuisine is more focused on dairy products such as cheese. However, some Korean-born students have changed their tastes in foods since coming here.\n\n“[After] eating Korean food almost every day of my life, I have begun to grow tired of it… Now I am starting to eat foods such as pasta and burritos,” said Fairfax senior Ji Min Kim, who moved to America when he was four years old.\n\nLike me, Kim came here when he was very young. Moving, however, seems to be tougher on adults and older kids who must leave behind what they have in order to search for new opportunities.\n\n“I moved to America in 2002 with my family in search of a stable job and better opportunities. It was very hard leaving behind my job experience as well as my friends and family,” said Kyung Tae Kim, a parent who came here to give educational opportunities to his sons.\n\n“If I could, I would go back to Korea because that is where my friends, family, and hometown are. Besides work, there is not much here for me in America,” he continued.\n\nJeong, the 10th grader, said, “I would go back to Korea because it is where I was born and it is my country. All of my friends are there and I feel I can [be more successful academically] in Korea… than in America.”"
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"Figure 1. Zooming in on the regions of interest… the grid is adaptively refined to higher and higher resolution around the black hole, focusing computing power where it is needed most. From Figure 3 in the paper.\n\nThese crude algorithms are based on simple models of the physics of accretion, working with what can be resolved: the large scale properties of the host galaxies. While sub-grid models are a necessary evil that make cosmological simulations possible, they may have undesired effects if they are based on faulty assumptions.\n\nUsing new algorithms that make much higher resolution possible at reasonable computational costs, the authors of this paper investigate the accretion of gas onto SMBHs in much more detail than usual simulations, in order to answer the question of whether the most frequently used sub-grid models are doing an accurate job.\n\nAn important question is what effect the resolution of a simulation has on its outcome: does a coarser view of black hole feeding miss out crucial details of its growth? Figure 2 illustrates the results of both the lowest and highest resolution simulations in the paper. In their lowest resolution runs, the authors find that a SMBH grows by continuously swallowing clumps of gas in “chaotic” accretion, with the gas randomly oriented around the black hole. However, in the higher resolution simulations, a thin disc of gas forms around the black hole from which it feeds episodically, in bursts of growth. Simply increasing the resolution of the simulation drastically changes the physical processes that are observed.",
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For example, if you discover on Facebook that a candidate is a homosexual and you don’t hire them for that reason, you could be held liable.\n\nTo avoid lawsuits, a better solution is to have a third party – perhaps another person at your company not involved in the hire – look at candidates’ social media pages for you. Then, they can provide you just the information that you can legally use in your hiring decision. 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So perhaps it is better to look at the personality of the person’s social media pages than the content itself.\n\nIf the candidate has a private account, perhaps the takeaway is that they are smart enough to keep them out of public view.\n\nThe last and most important tip. Create a social media screening policy that describes exactly how you will view candidate social media pages during the hiring process and make all of the employees at your organization follow it. If necessary, have an attorney look it over to ensure everything is legal. Otherwise, you could be eliminating the wrong people or, worse off, setting yourself up for a lawsuit.\n\nThanks, Paul. This is very thoughtful and pragmatic.\n\nYou've shown us that the goal is not to avoid discrimination, but to discriminate in a way in which our masters cannot be sued...You have learned much of the value of the Dark Side, young Jedi.\n\nFlipping through photo albums sounds legit. 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"Twenty-five months after announcing their plan to create a restaurant in the Keg and Case Market at the former Schmidt Brewery complex in St. Paul, Thomas Boemer and Nick Rancone opened their In Bloom on Monday night.\n\nBased solely on looks, the effort appears to have been worth the wait.\n\nThe two-story dining room is dominated by a massive stone hearth. It’s set at a 45-degree angle from the restaurant’s dining room, which accentuates the views of the action.",
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"Let’s talk about Breaking the Bias\n\nThis year’s observance of International Women’s Day is special as it is the 25th anniversary of the adoption of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, with an aim to prove that the more unequal and underrepresented women are, the greater inequality there is in our societies. In the spirit of reaffirming commitments to gender equality and women’s empowerment, this piece analyzes the past socio-cultural issues surrounding the capabilities and competencies of women in contributing to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This has been a debate for the last decade, with opinions shared in statements as oblivious as, “Science is not for women”, “The STEM field is beyond the female mind”” among others. These discouraging comments have led to the fall of many great minds, simply because they were not afforded the support, exposure, and respect, required to progress in such a male-dominated field.\n\nThere are many factors that have influenced the trajectory of women in STEM, especially systems that have been highly influenced by culture. Prior to the revolution that brought about liberalization and the human rights agenda, conservative societies did not believe women had a place in formal education. The male child was the focus and was supported in achieving academic laurels. If there was any available financial support towards schooling, the male children would be the ones to receive it. Fueled by patriarchy, the reasons given at the time were that the men were more intelligent, and the best place for women was in the home, carrying out domestic duties. This was a systemic structure that stood for countless years before the Beijing Conference where many countries decided it was time for people to focus on taking their female children to school. Even then, there was still a mentality that difficult courses were meant for the men and the simple ones for the women. While difficult is relative, this in itself was a major bias. Suddenly women were being pushed to pursue more Liberal Arts related subjects while the men would take up STEM courses. This mentality was so robust that any woman who dared pursue any STEM field would either be teased or made to feel like she did not belong. This discouraged many more females from attempting to offer STEM courses because they did not want to be mistreated. The misconceptions further moved to contemporary homes such that this idea influenced the actions of parents toward their children. With regards to things as trivial as toys parents did not realize that by their choice of toys, they were conditioning their children into a certain mentality. A parent would buy dolls or a cooking set for his/her daughter and buy toy cars or a science set for his/her son. What does this imply? As young as these children are, their choices become largely influenced by their exposure and this affects their mindset as well as their education. So, what we realize is that the fundamentals required to build interest in STEM become non-existent, making it complex for females to get involved or catch up.\n\nBased on all these inconsistencies and imbalances, various initiatives, organizations and foundations have sprung up, to make an intentional effort to get females more attracted to science and technological advancement. To break the bias has been a tough course of action however there has been massive improvement with more and more females venturing into the field, making breakthrough discoveries, celebrating their achievements so far and addressing the challenges holding them back.\n\nThe theme for this IDW22 is “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow” and the AIMS network can boast of many African women contributing substantially to sustainability, notable among them is the AIMS-Canada resident researcher in Climate Change Science, Dr. Nana Ama Browne- Klutse, Dr. Comfort Mintah, Dr. Sofiat Olaosebikan, Dr. Janet Fadekemi, Dr. Perpetual Saah-Andam just to mention a few.\n\nOur AIMS Women in STEM Initiative (AIMSWIS) is also dedicated to accelerating progress for African women in STEM through evidence-based reporting and advocacy, leveraging increased investments, adoption of best practices, engaging men and collaboration across African women in the STEM pipeline."
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"I’ve written about fly fishing for snapper before, and also about fishing soft-plastics in shallow water – firing plastics into the wash along a remote, rocky shoreline is my favourite way to catch large resident snapper.\n\nUnfortunately, there aren’t too many of those in the heavily fished waters close to my North Shore home. There are, however, plenty of shallow reefs, rocky flats and sandbanks for snapper to exploit. I have found half a dozen shallow water locations within easy reach of home that consistently produce fish over the high tide, but I’m sure there are hundreds more.",
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"Even Auckland’s busy harbour can provide the goods with lures.\n\nBecause the fish are relatively modest in size, there’s no need for heavy tackle. Regardless, if you fish soft-plastics, you have to use really light jigheads to avoid constantly hanging up on the bottom, the water is so shallow. I routinely use 1/16-ounce or less for the really shallow stuff, and 3/8 when the water’s a bit deeper. The size of the soft-bait makes a difference, too – bigger baits hold up longer in the water column – as does the type of plastic. Some soft-baits float (Z-Man), while others are neutral or sink (Gulp!). Adjust the weight to get the sink rate you want.\n\nI have a couple of favourite ultralight soft-bait outfits perfect for this style of fishing. Only one of the rods has a rating printed on the blank (3-5kg) but both are similar in terms of pulling power. At nearly 8ft, the longer of the two gives me a bit of extra casting distance and helps keep more line out of the water when a fish is hooked, to lessen the chances of snagging on the bottom. Its light tip also flicks lightly weighted soft baits a good distance.\n\nThe other rod is a seven-footer with marginally more firepower, which I tend to use in slightly deeper water.\n\nThe reels, a Penn Conflict CTF 2500 and a Daiwa BG200, are both spooled with 10-pound braid. Fluorocarbon leaders are also light (10-13 pounds), and I re-tie my loop knots and examine the trace for damage regularly to avoid break-offs. Some areas are encrusted with oysters and barnacles, so line damage is common. Boating fish on light tackle in such areas is a challenge.\n\nWhen fly fishing, a 7-8wt rod with a floating line (an intermediate line is useful if the water is deeper than two metres) and a generalised baitfish, crab or ‘shrimp’ pattern work well, fished on a fluorocarbon leader. Weighted flies are the way to go, and there’s no need for tapered leaders because delicate presentations are not that important. Indeed, the fly (or lure) splashing down often catches the attention of any fish close by, resulting in almost immediate hook-ups.\n\nLately, I’ve also been playing around with some small stick baits I picked up on a trip to Australia. These are popular over there for bream, and I’ve caught a variety of species on them in Australia. They work well in this shallow water environment, though the stock hooks are too light for our snapper and should be replaced.\n\nI’ve enjoyed success with small poppers too (yes, on snapper!), but most small-ish floating or suspending stickbaits work even better. I have an old 7cm Zara Spook walk-the-dog style lure that’s dynamite when fish are chasing bait in the shallows. The strikes are spectacular.\n\nSo, if you are looking to spice up your snapper fishing, quietly poke your nose into the shallows and give the light tackle a shot. The fish you catch might not be huge, but the fishing is challenging and fun. And when you hook a big one (or even a modest 2kg specimen), it will really test your fishing and boat-handling skills.",
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This stunning backdrop, located on the Monterey Peninsula some 200 kilometres south of San Francisco, hosted its first California 8 Hours in 2017 after previously welcoming another series organised by SRO Motorsports Group, the FIA GT World Championship, in 1997 and ’98.\n\nTwo decades after triumphing with its GT1 machines, will it be early Manufacturers’ Championship leader Mercedes-AMG that finally ends Audi’s recent dominance around Laguna Seca?\n\nA double #IntGTC podium at Bathurst has handed Mercedes-AMG an early eight-point lead in the Manufacturers’ standings. And, judging by its full quota of four nominated entries, that’s an advantage it fully expects to extend this weekend.\n\nBuoyed by its maiden victory at Bathurst, Porsche heads to the California 8 Hours with two unchanged driver crews, the brand-new 911 GT3 R, and a pair of American customer teams eager to make their local knowledge count.\n\nWright Motorsports are no strangers to #Cal8H where they finished fourth in October and also competed in 2017. Bathurst winners Matt Campbell, Dirk Werner and Dennis Olsen line-up for the Blancpain GT World Challenge America team with a seven-point advantage over Buhk/Goetz/Marciello, while Romain Dumas, Sven Mueller and Mathieu Jaminet are paired together with Park Place Motorsports who make their #IntGTC debut after claiming IMSA podiums at Laguna Seca in each of the last five years.\n\nBentley left Bathurst ruing what might have been after both Continental GT3s had the pace to feature on the podium. A double points finish at least limited some of the damage before travelling to Laguna Seca where the M-Sport-run operation also demonstrated its potential in October, albeit without registering a headline result.\n\nThe team has two new names above #108’s door this weekend after handing debuts to Markus Palttala and Lucas Ordonez. Both will benefit from valuable seat time alongside Maxime Soulet ahead of Bentley’s expanded Total 24 Hours of Spa assault in July.\n\nWith Walkenhorst Motorsport’s M6 GT3 side-lined after less than an hour, BMW’s Bathurst assault rested squarely with Schnitzer who remained a front-runner throughout before finishing fifth following a Safety Car-interrupted final stint.\n\nBoth teams return this weekend with unchanged driver line-ups for BMW’s first crack at #Cal8H. Augusto Farfus, Martin Tomczyk and Chaz Mostert will be eager to build on their solid start in Australia, while Laguna Seca offers Walkenhorst trio Christian Krognes, Nicky Catsburg and Mikkel Jensen the chance to re-set after their frustrating first outing.\n\nNissan were another manufacturer with the pace but not the luck to feature higher on the Bathurst results sheet. Indeed, Josh Burdon’s last gasp fastest lap hinted at what might have been for KCMG, whose GT-R NISMO GT3s both spent time at the sharp end after working their way forwards in the opening hours.\n\nHubAuto Corsa and Ferrari will hope to get their Intercontinental GT Challenge campaign back on track at Laguna Seca after a troubled outing at Bathurst where an early accident ended hopes of the good result its practice pace suggested.\n\nAustralian duo Nick Foster and Tim Slade return for their second outing of the season alongside Ferrari factory driver Miguel Molina who also raced with the team at the Suzuka 10 Hours in 2018.\n\nIt’s fair to say things could have gone better for #IntGTC’s reigning Manufacturers’ Champions at Bathurst where its four entries scored only three points between them. 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"Claim:\nThe remains of an abandoned airport can be found on Walt Disney World property in Florida.\nRating:\n\nIn 1971, the Lake Buena Vista STOLport (\"short takeoff and landing\") opened, allowing for small aircraft to take off and land just across from the Magic Kingdom parking lot. It closed in the 1980s. However ...\n\nThe STOLport was little more than a short airstrip. Today, it's a private road that appeared to be used for storage.\n\nIt's true that Walt Disney World once had its own airport, or rather a STOLport. The name came from \"short takeoff and landing,\" meaning it was meant for small aircraft. Before the airstrip was constructed, Disney contemplated much bigger plans.\n\nAn old blog from Jim Hill documented that Disney had originally considered building a regional airport on the same site where the EPCOT theme park sits today at Disney World.\n\nOn May 1, 1969, the Sentinel reported on the plans. At the time, Disney officials said the airport \"will be a prototype for general aviation of the future\":\n\n\"We haven't planned the airport anymore than we have planned EPCOT,\" said Adm. Joe Fowler, senior vice president for engineering and construction.\n\n\"We haven't set a timetable for it,\" he added, \"but it's doubtful that we'll build it during Phase One.\"\n\nAn earlier report from 1967 said that the airport was originally intended to be located \"north of State Road 530.\" However, that larger airport never came to fruition.",
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"The airstrip was a little more than a bare-bones runway for takeoff and landing.\n\nThe Orlando Evening Star reported that the airstrip was first inaugurated on Oct. 22, 1971. \"Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters were on hand to greet the Shawnee and Executive airlines flights from Orlando's Herndon Airport and another STOLport in St. Petersburg.\"\n\nAccording to the Orlando Sentinel, the landing strip was 2,000 feet in length. At one point, the cost for round-trip flights ranged from around $22-60 per person.\n\nOn April 10, 1977, the Sentinel provided details about a study regarding the potential for the STOLport:\n\nIt didn't work out that way, however. The STOL service never reached that potential. The 19-seat DeHaviland Twin Otter just wasn't big enough to make the venture profitable.\n\nThe reporting noted that Disney tested larger planes. A 50-seat aircraft could potentially have operated between Atlanta, Georgia, and Walt Disney World Resort.\n\nFurther, the Sentinel published that the three hotels Disney operated on its property were at \"97 percent occupancy\" in 1976. \"If Disney decides to beef up its out-of-state attendance, it will have to find lodging for the guests,\" argued the newspaper.\n\nThe Walt Disney World Airport purportedly closed in the 1980s. Reports claimed it may have been due to the construction of the monorail, which can be seen later in this report in satellite photographs. We were unable to find the date that the last aircraft landed or took off from the STOLport.\n\nIn 2014, flight restrictions were issued by the Federal Aviation Administration for any aircraft coming within a specific radius of Walt Disney World Resort. The resort is now a no-fly zone.\n\nCuriously, we found numerous reports of the airstrip once having a \"singing runway.\" Stories told of grooves built into the pavement. The noises made when an airplane's wheels landed on the grooves purportedly sounded like the notes for \"When You Wish Upon a Star.\"\n\nBut we were unable to find any reporting to support this rumor.\n\nWe did, however, locate perhaps a more plausible bit of information of how this rumor may have come about. On Jim Hill's old blog, he claimed that experiments were performed after the airstrip closed:\n\nThe Imagineers also supposedly used this long strip of tarmac to conduct a very interesting sort of experiment.\n\n\"What sort of experiment?,\" you ask. Well, the guys at WDI reportedly discovered that -- if you set up different raised areas of asphalt along a roadway at very specific intervals -- as you drove a wheeled vehicle in the right direction over this specially treated section of road, the vibrations that would then resonate inside the vehicle would almost sound like music.\n\nAs the story goes, the Imagineers allegedly used the 2000-foot-long airstrip at the old Lake Buena Vista STOLport to field test this musical-speed-bump idea. And -- to this day -- I've had WDW bus drivers swear to me that they actually took part in the field trials of this project. And that -- were you to begin rolling down that old runway at at least 20 MPH -- the vibrations that you heard inside your vehicle sounded just like the opening bars of \"Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah.\"\n\nHowever, we were unable to confirm whether it was Disney Imagineers or another group who performed the experiments. It was referred to as the \"Singing Roadway.\"\n\nPhotographs Over the Years\n\nOne aerial picture probably shows the Lake Buena Vista STOLport best. In the background, Magic Kingdom and Cinderella Castle are both visible:",
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"In April 2002 (left), the property had been empty and abandoned for a number of years. By January 2021 (right), things had changed. (Courtesy: Google Earth)\n\nIn sum, it's true that Walt Disney World Resort had an abandoned airstrip for short takeoffs and landings. However, it was a fairly bare-bones stretch of pavement and not a full-fledged airport. Details in reports of a \"singing runway\" or \"musical roadway\" were perhaps questionable.\n\nToday, a road sits where the Lake Buena Vista STOLport airstrip once saw a number of aircraft bring guests to \"the most magical place on Earth!\""
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"“With persistence and a plan anything is possible”. Don Bennink grew up in Western New York in a small family who were not farmers. Early cattle purchases which he housed in the garage were the first remarkable chapter of this lawyer-cattleman’s inspiring story. Don looks back. “I started accumulating Holsteins while in junior high school and high school and managed to maintain them through college. On graduating from college, a 35 stall tie stall barn was rented and a small Farmers Home loan obtained. Eventually several farms were purchased and the herd size expanded cow by cow. In 1980, the move from New York to Florida was made.” He makes the evolution sound easy but we know that there are many blanks that had to be filled in between those early highlights and the 10,000 head that comprise the current operation known as North Florida Holsteins!\n\nNorth Florida Holsteins is the single largest dairy in Florida and home to roughly 4800 cows and 4400 heifers. The balance are bulls and steers. The current acreage is about 2,400 acres. Don outlines a very clear mission statement for their dairy genetics. “We believe that the function of a seed stock producer is to produce the animal that is the most profitable for the commercial dairyman.” He doesn’t mince words in referring to the breed association. “Don feels that the current philosophy of the Holstein Association is very contrary to this.” He gives three main targets that he seeks out as profitable. “High production with health traits and feed efficiency are our by words. The present classification and type evaluation system are 180 degrees away from cattle that pay the bills. Bigger, taller, sharper doesn’t cut it. The latest correlation of final type score with stature is .77. Worse yet, the correlation of udder composite with stature is .57. That means if you breed 100% for udder composite, you will increase stature at more than half the rate that you would if you bred for stature alone.” There is only one conclusion for this dairy farmer. “The current 88 and 89 point 2 year olds are dysfunctional for the guy making milk for a living.” (Read more: The Perfect Holstein Cow)",
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"With such extensive experience, it is exciting to have Don describe an outstanding example of North Florida breeding. “The individual cow that has had the largest effect on our breeding is NO-FLA Oman Heidi 20611. Heidi was the result of us stacking high health sires up for generations. We have not used a negative DPR bull for decades. One of her sons is either the highest or second highest DPR available in AI. He also has a 9.1 PL. An added bonus is he is a 4 on both sire and daughter calving ease.” Thus it isn’t a surprise that nearly every major bull stud has one or more of her active sons and Don expands on Heidi’s impact. “Her daughters are among our best individuals and indications are they are transmitters. Her dam is an Excellent Mtoto with over 200,000 milk and the next dam an EX Rudolph. This is a cow family that came down with us from NY. A major portion of the herd traces to this family.”",
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"Major emphasis has been placed on established cow families.\n\nEarly North Florida breeding decisions were very specific. “These were largely centered around tough, rugged, long lived, high producing, consistent individuals. Commonly whole herds were bought to get a cow family. Don prefaces this list with the comment, “These kind of folks are way under recognized! Some of our best cow families came from Joe Dell in New York, Dick Wheeler in Pennsylvania, Brian Young, CV Vincent in Tennessee, Ted Olsen in Kentucky, David Greene from Tennessee, DeWitt Head from New York and the Newberry family from Georgia. We then used the best production and health traits sires that were outcrosses to them and balanced their weakest traits.”",
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"“Genomics has added an enormous opportunity to breeding Holsteins.”\n\nSo says this early adaptor of many leading edge technologies. “When I was young, a common statement was you have a maximum of about 10 generations of dairy cattle breeding to prove yourself as a breeder. That was because a bull or cow was about 5 or 6 years old before you knew whether he or she met the standards you were breeding for. Now that I am in my seventies, with a new generation every year, we can do 10 generations in a decade. With a considerable number of examples in stock to prove it, I place a lot of confidence in production and health trait genomics. “",
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"“I place no confidence in type genomics.”\n\nOnce again Don holds a firm position supported by numbers. “With the current correlation of .59 between udder composite and stature, it is not unusual to see the same udder scored good on a short or medium sized heifer that is very good on a tall heifer. No study including the ones done by Holstein show any real correlation of foot and leg composite with foot health or herd life. Bulls with + 3 and + 4 type proofs have daughters that are too big and too sharp for commercial dairymen. For this reason gTPI or TPI are essentially ignored in bull or female selection. Net Merit $ has some value.”\n\nJerseys Show and Work. Holsteins are the Princess Breed.\n\nMy good friend in New Mexico, Buster Goff, and his son milk 5,000 Holsteins on one farm and 5,000 Jerseys on another. Buster loves to show. He shows his Jerseys because when the shows are over, he can take his Jerseys home and turn them in with the other cows. If he were to show winning Holsteins, he would have to have a special barn because show type Holsteins can’t survive commercial conditions.\n\nDon feels strongly about the urgency of the issues facing the Holstein dairy industry. “Today in the US, 3 % of the dairy farms make half the milk. A decade ago Jerseys were 2% of the cow population. Today 15% to 17% of the population is Jersey and Jersey crosses. There are about 7 herds over 30,000 cows. These are either all Jersey or switching to Jersey. The difference between 1% too much milk in the market and 1% too little milk in the market is $4 per cwt. The difference between 15% too many Holstein heifers in the market and 15% too few is $500 to $1,000 per head. The people that used to buy surplus Holstein heifers in volume are switching breeds.” This is a crisis which Bennink sums up this way, “ The US Holstein Association badly needs a wakeup call. Our Holstein cow and our Holstein breeders are the losers if we continue to ignore the obvious long term stable customer.”\n\nWith almost his entire lifetime devoted to dairy cattle, Bennink accepts the changes as well as the challenges. “Early on the grade dairyman looked to the purebred breeder as a source of genetic improvement. Today the commercial dairyman looks at a purebred breeder as someone chasing stars. The incomes of a substantial number of commercial dairymen are on par with CEO’s of substantial corporations and that of professional sports stars. Rather than tap this resource, the typical purebred breeder is trying to market to someone wanting a winning show cow or a fly by night individual with a dream of owning some fancy cows.” Certainly never one to be defined as “typical”, Don outlines the parameters that he uses.\n\n“We are using the highest production and health sires we can find.\n\nAll AI matings have inbreeding coefficients run on them. About two thirds of our heifers and a substantial portion of our cows are pregnant to IVF embryos from the top 3% of our females. We breed the type of cow that is most profitable for us. The market is ignored. If folks like what we are doing and want to be part of it, they are welcome to see if there is a fit. Our milk market doesn’t pay for protein but we emphasize it because it is in our future.”\n\nMaking Milk for a Living\n\nDon urges all dairy breeders to weigh decisions carefully. “Even though bigger, taller, sharper means shorter life, lower feed efficiency and fewer bottom line dollars, the show ring and the classifier prevail. What we have found to be the best index for the person making milk for a living is one put out by John Metzger. It prioritizes factors according to their effect on bottom line.\n\nWith sixty years of experience Don recommends anyone starting out not to use the established dairy farm as his example. “The first test is to be sure that you have the right stuff in the form of integrity, knowledge, ambition, reliability and performance. If you have these, opportunities will come because you are a commodity in short supply.” After that Don Bennink, progressive dairy breeder, has five important principles that he feels are key to dairy success.\n\nThe Best of Mentors. A Network of Friends.\n\nAs a responsible mentor himself, Donn Bennink looks to a special friend who excelled in this role. “Undoubtedly the major influence on me was Pete Blodgett. The last 15 years of his life, he would come by and stay with us 4 or 5 days about 8 to 10 times a year. Much time was spent on how to create the kind of beast that would best pay the bills for a dirt farmer like myself. Digging out early health trait data any way we could was actively pursued.” Whether it’s staff, customers, friends or peers, Don puts people first on every major list at North Florida Holsteins. “Our greatest accomplishment in dairy farming and Holstein breeding is the network of friends that we have established around the country and around the world. They inspire us and add satisfaction to the challenges of a 24/7 lifestyle. Helping them achieve as they have helped us achieve is the reward.\n\nWhen it comes to the Bottom Line, as every sustainable business should, Don has a clear formula for success. “The quality of the team is a major contributor. We have tools available to fix the problem within our breed. The future is to be had by those that please the commercial producer and the consumer.” Wise words from a recognized advocate, educator and leader. No doubt there will be continuing achievements for North Florida Holsteins!\n\nYour Barn Is On Fire!\nDangerous stretch of water tests a New Zealand family’s nerve\nCharlie McEvoy: As Good as Gold"
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"(Bloomberg) — Six thousand miles from the Suez Canal in the U.S. Midwest, the chief executive of a multinational maker of industrial adhesives has one eye on the clogged trade artery and another on the ways to minimize the fallout on his $2.8 billion company.\n\n“It just adds to the ongoing stress in the supply chain” for chemicals, Jim Owens, president and CEO of St. Paul, Minnesota-based H.B. Fuller Co., told Wall Street analysts as salvage crews failed to clear the Egyptian waterway late last week. “Is it going to transform everything in a negative way? No, but it’s an issue that we’re watching very carefully.”\n\nSo is the rest of the trade world. Efforts to free the beached Ever Given are nearing a pivotal stage, relying on machines and human engineering but also hoping for a celestial pull. High tide through Monday offers perhaps the best chance yet to float a steel behemoth that’s four times heavier than the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge.\n\nFor the global economy, hanging in the balance daily is about $10 billion in commodities, industrial inputs and consumer products on ships that ply the canal, with supply-chain fears directed mostly at Asian exporters and European importers. The broader economic costs — small thus far in relation to $18 trillion in global goods trade annually — are compounding with each day the canal remains closed.\n\n“It is a severe blow to the already constrained supply chains that were just recovering from the Covid pandemic,” Rahul Kapoor, vice president of maritime and trade at IHS Global Insight in Singapore, told Bloomberg Television on Friday. “If it goes into weeks, it could turn into what we could call catastrophic.”\n\nVincent Stamer, an international trade expert at Germany’s Kiel Institute for the World Economy, said the delays thus far will cause economic damages, “but it’s too early to quantify them.”\n\nIt’s not too soon for companies to be making other plans. A few container ships and oil tankers are already avoiding the clogged shortcut between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean, and instead detouring around the Cape of Good Hope at the southern tip of Africa. That adds more than a week to the Asia-to-Europe journey and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fuel costs, but it’s a hedge against a potentially even longer delay in transiting through the Suez.\n\nAbout 320 vessels were still waiting on Saturday for the passageway to reopen.\n\nCompanies from the Swedish furniture giant Ikea to Illinois-based Caterpillar Inc., the global maker of construction equipment, are among the customers of ocean freight weighing alternative sourcing plans.\n\nIn the short term, the added stress on trade will translate into higher transportation costs, tighter supplies, and more delivery delays for producers and purveyors of goods.\n\nEven before the incident that closed the Suez, input costs in the euro area rose at the fastest pace in a decade, while measures of prices paid and charged by U.S. businesses advanced in March to fresh records as shortages of materials and disrupted supply chains sparked inflation concerns.\n\nOver the longer run, it may force a rethinking about the dangers of too much globalization and of supply chains exposed to too much unforeseeable risk.\n\nOverestimating those dangers might be a mistake, though, said Robert Koopman, chief economist of the World Trade Organization in Geneva. He sees the Suez situation as another test that the global economy will battle through in the weeks ahead, but will ultimately pass.\n\nThe giant, fully loaded ship is “a great photo op,” he said. “But I wouldn’t get too excited about the daily trade impact.”\n\nKoopman said the canal blockage doesn’t mean global supply chains are at risk of disintegrating — it’s all part of doing business in today’s interconnected global economy. Whether it’s a winter cold snap in Texas that snarls production of petrochemicals, container shortages on Transpacific trade routes, or a fire at a chip-making plant in Japan — disruptions happen all the time, and companies adapt.\n\n“There are real risks out there,” Koopman said in an interview on Friday. “They have to be heard about and paid attention to. I wouldn’t take it as instructive about the risk of over-globalization.”\n\nInternational trade in goods has been a rare bright spot over the past year, and returned recently to pre-pandemic levels. That’s the danger with the latest supply shock — it could further fatigue already strained networks of ships, ports, trains, trucks and warehouses.\n\nAccording to a report from Allianz Research, each week of no traffic through the Suez Canal could dent global trade growth by 0.2 to 0.4 percentage point. Even before the Suez incident, supply-chain disruptions since the start of the year might trim 1.4 percentage points from trade growth — about $230 billion of direct impact, Allianz said.\n\n“The problem is that the Suez Canal blockage is the straw that breaks global trade’s back,” Allianz said in the note.\n\nCaught in the turmoil are about 6,200 container ships that carry more than 80% of merchandise trade. Dominated by about a dozen companies based in Europe and Asia, they’re already operating at full capacity and charging record-high rates for the 20- and 40-foot-long boxes they’re struggling to align with global demand.\n\nDiverting shipments around Africa for an extended period would cut about 6% of global container capacity from the market — roughly the equivalent of removing from service 74 ultra-large vessels like the one that burrowed into the banks of the Suez, according to a note late Friday from Copenhagen-based Sea-Intelligence.\n\n“Such an amount of capacity absorption will have a global impact and lead to severe capacity shortages,” Sea-Intelligence CEO Alan Murphy said. “It will impact all trade lanes.”\n\nJust how badly is difficult to say, as the Port of Rotterdam can attest. As last count on Friday, 59 ships caught in the Suez snarl were bound for Europe’s biggest seaport. The vessels might take a week or two to get there, or longer.\n\nAnd they may come in manageable waves or in bunches that exceed the port’s capacity. The ships’ captains might radio an arrival well in advance, or maybe not.\n\nAll that fresh uncertainty means “we have a challenge ahead,” said Rotterdam spokesman Leon Willems. “The number of containers they carry will be put on trains, barges and trucks and stored in depots — but these depots are quite full at the moment.”\n\nAt Minnesota’s H.B. 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Download it for ios Where Android – and subscribe to alerts.\n\nBaker said cases had increased dramatically in the state in the wake of Thanksgiving, and a second increase could put the health care system at risk of being overwhelmed.\n\n“We can have the kind of celebrations we want to have around Christmas and New Years next year,” he said. “But we just can’t afford another peak, one of the biggest in America, to take place after the Christmas holidays while we still grapple with the Thanksgiving peak.”\n\nThe governor said his staff are currently discussing the possibility of additional guidance or restrictions on vacation travel and expects to have more to say on this later in the week.\n\n“All options are on the table,” he said.\n\nAfter the Thanksgiving surge in COVID-19 cases and the rise in hospitalizations, Baker is warning Massachusetts residents not to travel for the next 10 to 12 days.\n\nWhile Baker has hinted that more restrictions could come to minimize the impact of another wave, Massachusetts residents were rushing to take COVID tests Monday night before their vacation trip, but it turned out to be a chore. tedious for many people.\n\nThere were hours of waiting at test sites like the one at Revere High School.\n\nNancy Wong said she waited two to three hours, while Kerri Smith said she had to wait an extra hour after finding out she was in the wrong line.\n\n“Crazy, can’t wait to have the home test kit,” Smith said. “It would be much better.”\n\nWith all the demand for COVID testing, Baker says the state will increase the supply.\n\nBut the governor also clarified that while the tests are helpful, it’s best to keep everyone at home, otherwise the state’s healthcare system could be seriously threatened.\n\nMassachusetts residents are rushing to get tested before the holidays. 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"Contrary to popular belief, the work of an editor doesn’t begin when the film is already shot, the scenery is dismantled, and all the actors have started working on other projects. Even before the start of active production, the editor and the director study the final version of the script, delving into the general concept of the future film. Comedies are not edited in the same way as horror films, and dramas are different from action movies. An editor often observes the filming process itself, deciding how it will be best to edit a particular scene. And the best film editing process itself often starts during the filming process.\n\nIn the technical part of a film, the apogee of all processes is, of course, editing, which can tell a lot about the professionalism of the editor. Short deadlines, the human factor, communication, the level of contracting organizations, professionalism, competence, planning, unforeseen circumstances – all this together affects the achievement of the goals.\n\nIt complements the story\n\nMovies are made from the creative efforts and the selection of frames reflecting its significance from the entire video material. They are not perfect, sometimes they seem incomplete and shrouded in mystery, and sometimes they are too detailed. But when editors select the right keys for them and put together perfect picture edits and plot elements, they get to know human nature better and become better storytellers.\n\nIt adds emotions and strengthens them in certain moments\n\nProperly selected special effects and sound solutions always convey the emotions of the hero, keep in suspense and make the viewer cry or laugh. This can’t be achieved without proper editing. It is capable of performing real miracles, not only by saving poorly filmed material but also by connecting objects and people, films with great editing gives rise to new associations and conclusions.\n\nGood editing, as a rule, is thought out already at the stage of pre-production. The editor immediately determines the rhythm of the film and knows where the cut will be. It is such planning and the integrity of the visual language that is especially appreciated at the Oscar. Thoughtful editing is a complete visual storytelling tool.\n\nIt helps viewers perceive some actions on a screen\n\nModern cinema, operating with visual images, has a powerful effect on a person and rightfully occupies one of the first places in the range of arts. It is known that editing is the main and only means that brings cinema to such an impact. The film should be edited as dictated by its idea, theme, and content. It should help the viewer see the picture and perceive the action from the screen.\n\nThe task of simple, logical and consistent editing is to illustrate the story and show everything that happened in life so that viewers feel integration with what they see on the screen. And with the help of the best movie editor, it is possible to give a film a completely new meaning, which it didn’t have before.\n\nBy 2020, thousands of movies were made. But only some of them can be called the best-edited films.\n\nThe film is considered the most expensive project in the history of German silent cinema. The costs were associated with the director’s desire to try to achieve the 3D effect. He wanted to immerse the viewer inside the fantasy world he invented. The timing of the film is 153 minutes.\n\nThe best editing in films, for which it is worth thanking William Reynolds and Peter Zinner, is here an integral part of the whole story. It allows viewers to make an intimate and deep look inside the world of organized crime. And the classic baptismal scene is universally considered the standard of parallel editing.\n\nNo matter how amazing the previous films were, the legendary editing of Thelma Schoonmaker fully deserves its third place. During her collaboration with Martin Scorsese, she received three Oscars for the best movie editing. In Raging Bull, brilliantly brutal scenes in the ring are combined with a tense and passionate confrontation between two brothers.\n\nIt is one of the movies with great editing. The film is about the clash of a group of Spartans led by King Leonid with the army of Persian King Xerxes. The scene where the hero recalls the fight with the wolf before the battle is remarkably done thanks to the editing.\n\nJonathan Amos is known for his love of high-speed editing. The average frame length that is approximately 2-3 seconds with emphasis on expressive close-ups and details has long been his editing feature. There is also a tendency to accelerate the editing pace. It is a good, stylish, dynamic, sometimes hard film that will be interesting both to men and women.\n\nThe authors violated all the laws of cinema, creating a new style for their time called surrealism. To do this, they used associative editing. Surprisingly, neither Bunuel nor Dali laid a deep symbolic connotation in their film. They saw their main task as shocking the public and making fun of the pompous bourgeois society of those times.\n\nThe storyline is built in such a way that the film looks like a funny comedy until a certain moment, and you can even forget where it started. In 2006, the Chicago Film Critics Association placed May in 61st place among the worst films of all time. However, a critic from TheMovieBoy called May the best editing of 2002.\n\nStephane is a Frenchman by birth. His delicate taste and charm have done their job: besides being related to several films from the Marvel universe, Ceretti created effects for Silent Hill, Prestige, and Cloud Atlas. Starting work on Guardians of the Galaxy, Stephane suggested that the producers take advantage of the aesthetics of psychedelic music, which was also strongly reflected in Doctor Strange.\n\nIt is one of the expressive action films not only because of the abundance of shock content and profanity but also because of the specific visual range: dirty digital image, handheld camera, sometimes a mess in the frame and all this with an average frame length of 1.8 seconds. Crazy story – crazy editing.\n\nWork on the scenery and editing of the film began at rehearsals in Los Angeles. During rehearsals, camera angles and camera movements were built. The rehearsal was filmed and edited, calculating where and how cuts would be hidden later. That is, almost the entire film was almost ready before the arrival of the crew in New York. The editors didn’t say how many cuts there were and where they made them, but, they say, the longest shot lasted 15 minutes.\n\nEditing is a very important part of horror movie production. You need to be a real professional to understand how long or short the frame should be to shock the viewer as much as possible. This editor deserves great respect for making Steven Spielberg’s Jaws so spectacular. The change of plans during the cult scene with the attack of the shark impresses the audience so far.\n\nOf course, it is one of the well-edited films. Among the techniques typical for Tarantino and Sally Menke that are in the film, one can single out the disorienting alternation of shooting with wide-angle optics, the use of zonal lenses, clip-on editing of parts and close-ups at the most stressful moments.\n\nToday when the length of two hours is considered quite large, it is difficult to realize that David Lin’s masterpiece, beloved by the audience and critics, takes three and a half hours. However, there is no doubt that few would have watched this film if not for the brilliant editing by Anne Coates. And this scene with a fading match, smoothly turning into a sunrise, is a perfect example of a visual coincidence editing technique.\n\nIt is one of the best-edited films of all time. The creation of the cult film by Francis Ford Coppola was a real disaster, turning for the crew into their own Vietnam. The role of the two-year editing, which turned the 15-hour mess into one of the best military films in history is also quite significant.\n\nThe scene of the death of Bonnie and Clyde is one of the most famous and dramatic finals in the history of cinema, which was created with the help of non-standard solutions in the field of directing, camera work, editing, and special effects. Dede wanted to culminate in a shade of grotesque, likening the protagonists to puppets who tumble down under a hail of bullets.\n\nFor work on Gravity, a team led by Timothy earned a well-deserved best editing Oscar. Everything required full return: shooting, playing, and post-production, so viewers got a great film, and critics put Alfonso Cuaron’s work on a par with Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey. Timothy is a man who had a hand in such legendary films as Avatar, The Dark Knight, and The Child of Man.\n\nFive Oscars, three Golden globes, six British Academy awards and a truly countless number of other awards – such a fate was prepared for this film. The final scene is a monologue of the just-killed hero Kevin Spacey and memories of a life that seemed terrible to him. And the flight of a plastic bag is a leitmotif.\n\nAnother obsessed with feverish editing is Paul Greengrass. The average length of the frame in his filmography is 2.7 seconds, but the director set his record in the third part of films about Bourne – the Bourne Ultimatum (1.7 seconds). In the most intense action scenes, the speed of editing here reaches up to 1 cut per second.\n\nThe film is recognized as one of the best films in the history of world cinema. The perfection of the film lies in the fact that its form and content are very cinematic. The film doesn’t have a traditional plot, and it is organized according to the principle of the chronicle. However, according to Eisenstein, Battleship Potemkin only looks like a chronicle of events but acts like a drama.\n\nWilliam Goldenberg is one of those best film editors who led big cinema fashion for quick video editing in the early ‘90s. In many of his works, the average frame length is 2-3.5 seconds. In Domino, the parameter is equal to 1.7 seconds. This high speed seems quite organic here and helps convey both the dynamics and drama of what is happening.\n\nIt is very important to understand that film editing is not a simple mechanical connection of video pieces. It is a complete means of artistic expression. Therefore, every person involved in the movie (at any level) needs to master it perfectly."
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"Almond oil is extracted from the almond kernel itself. It is considered one of the best oils that have a positive effect on the body in general. It contains appropriate amounts of monounsaturated amino acids, cholesterol, vitamin E, potassium, proteins, zinc, and other vitamins and minerals.\n\nThere are two types of almond oil: bitter almond oil and sweet almond oil, which offers many benefits for hair and skin that we will address in this article.\n\nBenefits of almond oil for hair\n\nThere are many proven benefits of almond oil for hair, and the following are some of them:\n\nIncrease hair length and vitality: this is because it contains magnesium, which prevents hair loss to a large extent.\n\nGetting rid of brittle hair: a mixture of almond oil, olive oil, and castor oil is mixed in equal quantities and massaged into the hair, and applied once to twice a week to feel the difference.\n\nGiving the hair a radiant look: this is because it contains high concentrations of proteins, vitamin A, vitamin B, and vitamin E, which in turn cause the hair to shine. It also contains the omega amino acid, which helps protect hair from ultraviolet rays.\n\nTreats dandruff by mixing it with amla powder and leaving it on the hair for half an hour, and then washing it. It reduces scalp infections.\n\nAlmond oil has many benefits for the skin, and here are the most important ones:\n\nIncrease the freshness and health of the skin: this is because it contains vitamins that moisturize the skin and increase the rate of skin absorption of oil.\n\nMisuse of almond oil and its complications\n\nThe use of oils within the natural limits is beneficial to the body, but excessive consumption of different kinds of oil has its disadvantages. Therefore, it is best to consult a doctor or nutritionist before using any oil, and here are a set of warnings for consuming almond oil:\n\nIf you want to drink almond oil, make sure it is sweet almond oil because bitter almond oil is poisonous.\n\nAvoid drinking almond oil if your diets are full of magnesium.\n\nDrinking much almond oil leads to the accumulation of vitamin E, which leads to diarrhea, blurred vision, dizziness, and general weakness.\n\nMany people are allergic to almond oil, so you should check before you start using it."
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"Celebrity Holistic Doctor Dies After Arrest, while in Custody! #DrSebi\n\ne have written articles on the amazing Dr Sebi before. He rose to even more fame after his patient Lisa “Left Eye” Lopez died (he also treated the late Michael Jackson), in what some call a mysterious car accident, after leaving his facilities.\nUPDATE: We have a video from Honduras with more information! (also see interview w Dr Sebi below too)\n\nSadly, he’s died just after being arrested (allegedly) for having over $30,000 cash on his person. There are already doubters, including those close to him, that question his arrest and manner in which he died while in his custody (which is shrouded in mystery)\nFamed herbal healer, pathologist, and naturalist; holistic Dr. Sebi reportedly has died while in custody. While details surrounding Sebi’s death are slowly developing, Twitter has reacted with a wave of condolence.\n\nAccording to Dr. Sebi’s homepage, he was born Alfredo Bowman in Honduras in 1933 and learned the craft of herbal healing from his grandmother. Sebi also studied with a Mexican herbalist and began a homeopathic line of products dubbed “Cell Food.”\nOne of Sebi’s claims to fame is his belief that rendering the body into an “alkaline state” makes it impossible for disease and ailments to exist. Sebi also created vegetable cell compounds in order to fortify the body. He also claimed to have a cure for AIDS and cancer along with a long list of other related cures.\n\nUnconfirmed reports state that Sebi died while in Mexican custody while other posts state he was in his native Honduras when he passed.\nFeel free to Tweet a condolence to the late legend with the #DrSebi hashtag.\nMy heart goes out to his family and friend and all those mourning this magnificent man right now.\nThis is the first doctor who I’ve done an article on, to die. I’ve done articles and interviews with some great living holistic doctors, who are all still alive, so I’m so saddened by this news today.\nTrolls have taken our Facebook page down by mass reporting that I’m a drugs and gun dealer (really- I’ll post a screen shot- oh and I’m not ). In fact here it is below. so would you PLEASE sign up for the newsletter now as my Facebook page is currently gone. (Update – went back up a few hours ago – but still sign up for the newsletter, if we lose Facebook, it’s really all we’ve got)\nAlso here’s the recap on 50+ deaths in a year in my holistic doctor series with pictures and timeline.\n\nSeen at: Wake Up World",
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"Contributing writer for Wake Up World\n“When an old man dies, a library burns to the ground.” – African proverb\n\nIn the wake of more than 50 holistic doctors dying in questionable circumstances over the last year, Dr. Sebi — known as the man who developed an all-natural cure for AIDS, cancer, diabetes and other diseases — has died while imprisoned in Honduras. He was 82 years old.\n\nDr. Sebi died shortly after he was arrested for (allegedly) being in the illegal possession of $37,000 dollars at the airport in Roatán, an island in the Caribbean about 40 miles off the coast of Honduras. While it is claimed that Dr. Sebi was arrested on suspicion of money laundering, “there are already doubters, including those close to him, that question his arrest and manner in which he died while in custody (which is shrouded in mystery),” writes Erin Elizabeth of Healthnut News.\n\nOn another occasion Dr. Sebi was reportedly detained by authorities for carrying $30,000 in cash but was released without charge when he provided proof of the money’s source.\n\nSebi reportedly became sick with pneumonia while held in prison and his condition quickly deteriorated, where he was then transferred to a local hospital, Hospital D’Antoni in the city of La Cieba. “We are unsure about what type of treatment he received over the course of the last few days, both before and after being submitted to the hospital,” said a supporter of Dr. Sebi on her YouTube channel. As it stands now, information is sparse surrounding the circumstances of his arrest and subsequent death on August 6, 2016 in Barrio Ingles, La Cieba, Honduras.\n\nA pathologist, biochemist and herbalist who adopted the “African approach” to health care, Dr. Sebi came to the U.S. from Honduras with a lofty goal: to help heal humanity of some of the most deadly diseases to afflict mankind.\nAccording to his website, Sebi “spent decades studying plants in North South and Central America, Africa and the Caribbean” and created a line of natural disease-combating “cell food compounds used for inter-cellular cleansing and cellular revitalization”. For nearly 30 years, he reversed a range of ‘incurable’ ailments with this treatment plan.\n\n“[Dr. Sebi] was born Alfredo Bowman in Honduras in 1933 and learned the craft of herbal healing from his grandmother. Sebi also studied with a Mexican herbalist and began a homeopathic line of products dubbed “Cell Food.”\n\n“One of Sebi’s claims to fame is his belief that rendering the body into an “alkaline state” makes it impossible for disease and ailments to exist. Sebi also created vegetable cell compounds in order to fortify the body. He also claimed to have a cure for AIDS and cancer along with a long list of other related cures.” [source]\n\nThrough his research, Dr. Sebi believed that blood and starch in the diet are the main reasons for ill-health, specifically because both cause acidity within the body. “On the whole, an acid body will create toxic mucous and congest the system — leading to inflammation, whereas an alkaline pH will do just the opposite and support vitality,” he said.\n\nTaking on the Supreme Court\n\nDr. Sebi’s work was particularly well-respected in entertainment circles, with clients including the late Michael Jackson and Lisa “Left Eye” Lopez (of the group TLC). However Dr. Sebi was best-known for taking on the Attorney General of New York in a Supreme Court trial over a newspaper ad Dr. Sebi had placed, stating: “AIDS has been cured by the Usha Research Institute, and we specialize in cures for Sickle Cell, Lupus, Blindness, Herpes, Cancer and others.” The advertisment caught the eye of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the agency subsequently sued Dr. Sebi for false advertisement and practicing without a license.\nBut Dr. Sebi took on the Attorney General, and won. The judge presiding over the case requested that he provide one witness for each disease he claimed to have cured. When Dr. Sebi presented 70 witnesses — who had each been cured by his treatments — to the court, the judge declared him innocent on all counts.\nSadly, even with this victory — and many testimonials from celebrities and others who have been healed by the protocol — his natural treatment plan continues to be suppressed.\nYou can learn more about Dr. Sebi’s work here.\n\nA post on Dr. Sebi’s official Facebook page on Saturday (Aug. 6) confirmed his passing, and — given the controversy surrounding his career and the mysterious circumstances of his death — promised to provide further details of his final days as they become available.\n\n“[A] great healer has passed to a better place. However, his legacy and vision will live on through us all. They will not shut us down. They will not silence us! Please stand beside us in these moments of great anguish. Do not accept the propaganda of other people or news outlets. This is the only Dr. Sebi approved channel and has always and will always be his only one true voice.”\n\n“In a world that is trying to make us crazy, sick and depressed and poor, how do we maintain our wealth, our internal wealth, in that kind of world? Dr. Sebi was helping us to understand how to do that. So in this world, that’s so crazy, in this moment in 2016, we have to devote ourselves to continuing the work…\n“Sebi was a brilliantly beautiful man, who wanted to help humans live full, healthy lives. We will continue to push his lifelong work forward. Dr. Sebi lives on…”\n\nn 2015, Dr. Sebi joined The Rock Newman Show to talk about his life, his win in the Supreme Court, Michael Jackson, and his mission as a healer.\n\nCarolanne Wright enthusiastically believes if we want to see change in the world, we need to be the change. As a nutritionist, natural foods chef and wellness coach, Carolanne has encouraged others to embrace a healthy lifestyle of organic living, gratefulness and joyful orientation for over 13 years.\nThrough her website Thrive-Living.net, she looks forward to connecting with other like-minded people from around the world who share a similar vision. You can also follow Carolanne on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest."
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"Sixty years ago today, on April 24, 1957, the Prince Skyline debuted on a rainy day at the famed Tokyo Takarazuka Theater. It’s no exaggeration to say that few cars have a more revered place in the Japanese psyche, having served as everything from lowly family sedan to racing legend. To commemorate six decades of continuous production, Nissan marked this momentous occasion by holding multiple celebrations across Japan’s biggest metropolitan region.\n\nThe festivities kicked off Friday with a display at the posh Roppongi Hills district of Tokyo. Called Skyline Timeline, the event gathered every generation of Skyline — all thirteen of them — together for a lineup of iconic Nihon steel.",
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"Taking center stage was a pairing of the first Skyline and the latest Skyline. A 1957 Prince Skyline Deluxe represented the earliest days of the model, when it was introduced as a luxury sedan by the Prince Motor Company. Prince was Japan’s premier carmaker, with a focus on large cars and trucks, and leaving the people’s cars to lesser companies.",
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"The ALSI-generation Skylines are not as lionized as later iterations but was still, relatively speaking, a sporty and somewhat sophisticated sedan. It featured front double wishbones and a De Dion rear suspension, commonly found in sports cars at the time and a first for a Japanese car. It was also the fastest car produced in Japan back then, with a top speed of 125 kph (77 mph).\n\nDenoting the second generation was a 1965 Prince Skyline 1500 Deluxe, which kicked off the S50 chassis with a 1.5-liter inline-four. It was a car very much like this into which Shinichiro Sakurai stuffed a Prince Gloria 2.0-liter straight-six, lengthening the nose by six inches in the process. The Frankenstein’ed sedan kicked off the Skyline’s racing legend at the 1964 Japan Grand Prix when it passed a purpose-built Porsche 904.",
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"By the time the third-generation Skyline came into production, Prince had been fully absorbed into Nissan at the behest of the Japanese government, who believed that the industry would have greater success if consolidated. The Hakosuka, nicknamed for its boxy styling, (hako means “box”; suka is the Japanese pronunciation of “sky”), became one of the most beloved cars in Japan’s motoring history thanks to the introduction of the Skyline GT-R. With a four-valve-per-cylinder, triple-carb, twin-cam six and a four-wheel independent suspension with semi-trailing arms, it dominated Japanese touring car racing in the late 60s and early 70s.\n\nToday, there are countless GT-R clones built from lesser Skylines. That makes the humble 1971 Skyline 1500 Sports Deluxe on display all the more rare. Like the Prince before it, it was offered in both four- and six-cylinder configurations, and Nissan chose to show the short-nose four.",
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"The fourth-generation Skyline was just as adored as the third, but for entirely different reasons. Though a GT-R version was briefly built, it never raced due to the sudden onset of the 1973 OPEC Oil Crisis. Only 197 GT-Rs were completed before its racing program was axed. As such, models like the 1973 Skyline 2000 GT-X on display were far more representative of the generation.\n\nHowever, a clever ad campaign showing a young couple named Ken and Mary taking their Skyline on beautiful drives across the country struck a chord with even the non-car enthusiast public. The Kenmeri, as this gen came to be called, arrived just as Japanese citizens were reaching middle-class and could afford a car not simply as transportation, but to harness the romance of the open road.",
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"By the time the fifth-generation Skyline emerged, Nissan thought the model was so synonymous with Japan that they advertised it as “Japan’s culture, Japan’s car.” As it happens, it became known as the Skyline Japan.\n\nThough it continued the round quad taillight theme of the Kenmeri, a GT-R version was not in the cards. Instead, Nissan gave it the L20ET, Japan’s first turbocharged engine. The 1980 Skyline 2000 GT-E-L on display was an entry-level just above base.",
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"The sixth generation came about in 1981, ushering in the new decade with a clean design and straight lines. Though a variety of engines were offered, including a six-cylinder, the range topper was the mill found in the 1983 Skyline Hardtop 2000 Turbo RS on display —the FJ20ET turbocharged, 4-valve-per-cylinder, twin-cam 2.0-liter four.\n\nEarly versions of the R30 were called Newman Skylines thanks to commercials featuring actor Paul Newman, while facelifted, grille-less versions were called Tekamen, or “iron mask,” Skylines. It was with this generation that Nissan returned to racing officially, making a splash with a Group 5 Super Silhouette version of the iconic red and black two-tone.",
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"The next generation was called simply the Seventh Skyline. It was the height of the Bubble Era, and no technology was deemed too exotic for the Japanese driver. Features available on the R31 included a smart card that keylessly unlocks the doors, active aero, and the world’s first four-wheel steering system, which Nissan called Super-HICAS (High Capacity Actively Controlled Steering).\n\nThe 1985 Skyline 4Door Hardtop Twincam-24V Turbo Passage on display had the Skyline’s first pillarless sedan design, as well as the first use of the famed RB-series engine with an RB20.",
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"The eighth generation ushered in a new age of the Skyline name. Launched at the cusp of what would become the tuner era, Nissan revived the legendary GT-R name with a twin-turbo RB26 and AWD. Smaller and lighter than the outgoing model, it once again took to Japan’s Group A series and won every single race it competed in.\n\nFor the first time, a nickname was bestowed upon a Skyline from someone other than the Japanese. When the GT-R hit Australia and became an unbeatable force in motorsports on the continent, the Aussies dubbed it Godzilla. The model on display was not the famed GT-R, but a 1993 Skyline Sports Sedan GTS 25 Type X-G.",
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"The ninth generation Skyline saw incremental improvements to the already potent machine, including the introduction of electronic HICAS and active LSD. It continued to see racing successes, and even raced at Le Mans.\n\nThe 1997 Skyline 4-Door GTS 25t Type M on display was a present from Kozo Watanabe, Nissan’s chief engineer of the R33 and R34 Skylines. However, Watanabe-san, now retired, has a history with Nissan dating back to 1967, and was a test driver largely responsible for taking the Skyline GT-R to the Nürburgring and setting the fastest production car record, kicking off decades of manufacturer tests at the Green Hell.\n\nThe tenth generation is considered by many to be the ultimate Skyline, the fullest expression of the model’s performance ethos. Sadly, it was also a car of many lasts. The R34 was the final Skyline to truly sport the quad taillight design. It was the last Skyline to be powered by the traditional inline-six. And it was the last Skyline to have a high-performance GT-R version. Appropriately, Nissan chose to represent the culmination of Skyline performance with a 2000 Skyline GT-R V-Spec II in Wangan Blue.\n\nAfter the R34, the eleventh through thirteenth Skylines all came with the V chassis code designation, while the Nissan GT-R held onto the R and became the R35. Ironically, the V35, V36 and V37 Nissan Skylines were once again a premium model like the Prince Skylines of the 1960s, sold as an Infiniti in much of the world.\n\nAs is the custom in Japan, a display like this would not be complete without some activities for kids and collectors alike. The Skyline Timeline Studio allowed fans to superimpose themselves in classic photos corresponding to each era of Skyline. Also on offer were keitai straps of every Skyline generation, dispensed at random by a capsule machine at ¥500 ($5) a turn. Naturally, it was completely sold out by the afternoon.\n\nHowever, the celebration wasn’t over. Across town at the newly remodeled Nissan Crossing in Ginza, another display was taking place. Here, in the much smaller space, only two Skylines were shown.\n\nThe first was another Hakosuka, this time a 2-door Skyline 2000GT-X, a beautiful an example as there ever was. In a surprising turn of events, however, a peek inside revealed an extremely rare option — a NissanMatic 3-speed auto.\n\nIts companion was another V37, same as the one at Roppongi Hills. That’s because both were Skyline 60th Anniversary Special Editions. Distinguishing features include a brown semi-aniline leather interior, open-pore wood trim, and a black headliner.\n\nElsewhere in the showroom was a replica of a Hakosuka design sketch, part of a special display celebrating the anniversary, a Leaf electric racer car, and one potential future for the GT-R, represented by the Gran Turismo Vision 2020 GT-R concept.\n\nSince it is now April 25th in Japan, both of these displays have ended. However, the showroom at the Nissan Gallery Yokohama continues the anniversary observance with a display that includes the rare BLRA-3 Prince Skyline Sport, a Kenmeri hardtop coupe, and another R30 RS Turbo. The display continues until May 31.",
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"Transformers director Michael Bay has done the impossible. He’s created a wholly modern, action extravaganza while staying completely true to all the things that have ever been good about the Transformers. Alright maybe Optimus Prime didn’t need to have flames painted on him, but that’s such a minor detail in a movie with characters that are quite literally so big.\n\nAfter the lackluster Spider-Man 3 and Pirates 3, I was beginning to doubt there was going to be a great live-action film that really delivered this summer. The film we saw in the SHAW Bugis’s THX-certified digital 4K projection theater that night – well, it literally rattled our seats and rocked the screen. And it’s a whole lot funnier than you would expect, too.\n\nOtherwise, Transformers is so much like the 80s cartoon many of us loved that it nearly forgets to be cinematic and becomes almost silly. Transformers is astoundingly goofy, but it knows it’s goofy and simply doesn’t care, which is why Bay’s film is so much giant freakin robot fun. There’s no attempt to be serious. That’s not to say the movie doesn’t try to be as real as it can be, after all the goal here is to take giant transforming robots and put them believably in our world. It attempts to seem real, but never at the expense of the essence of what the Transformers have always been.",
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You’ll want to leap through the screen to stand at Optimus Prime’s side to fight the good fight against Megatron!!\n\nPS: I can’t help but laugh out loud at the jibe thrown towards the scene about the Indian helpdesk !! 🙂\n\n146 replies on “Transformers: More than meets the eye”\n\nYou are such a big spoiler for people who haven’t watched it yet!! =p\n\nAnd hey, Spidey 3 wasn’t that lacklustre what. It just lacked more… Venom… pffft…\n\n“that kind of attitude wont get you anywhere sir”\n\nIf Venom were to be added more screen time, it will probably drag to 3 hours. Only people who behave like she-Venom will love that 😛\n\nYah lah that’s why. It was so damn hilarious!!\n\nIts different now. Real life seems to make them literally larger than life. Those are some heavy weight metals playing hide and seek with Sam’s parents.\n\n“The boy’s parents are irritating. Can I shoot ’em”\n\nLOL.Hahaha yeah you summed up the movie really well.I had a great time watching it with my husband last saturday, whose really a big TRansformers cartoon fan.LOL.\n\nHmm personally i think its one great movie except that I felt more improvements could be made to the camera angles.I mean like certain battling parts it seems so fast and so close.And that i really have to concentrate hard and tried not blinking my eyes so that i didn’t missed out on anything ;p\nOn the other note can’t blame it also coz the movie’s created using CGI ;p\nOverall thumbs up *winks* 🙂\n\nHmm ouh yah abt tat Indian guy…its Indian or Arab?\nCoz the soldiers were located in Qatar?Tats an Arab country rite?\nLol.hahaha whatever lah kan,but that Indian/Arab guy scene was one of the hilarious snippets of the movie.\n\nEven though Qatar is not in India, the world is outsourcing most of its IT technical call center to … INDIA!!\n\nMust also listen to the accent too. His sounded so typical. Probably because I’ve been dealing with them practically everyday during my course of work 🙂\n\nKatak, that’s a pretty good summary of the whole show. Thumbs up!\n\nYa man! I was cursing all the way at that call centre part! Siolz! =) luckily Popeye refrain me. hahaha\n\nI’ll wait for Silverhawks, Mask, Visionaries all to come to the BIG theatres..\n\nyeah when o.prime died, it was a harsh way to usher in a era set of Hot Rod & co .. esp for kids. i too cried. shhhh keep it betw us\n\nYup. I’ll be rooting for Starcom and Thundercats and more importantly BraveStarr to appear too!!! Hahahahaha\n\nMy wife is waiting for GummiBears though. Hehe\n\nYeah unfortunately. Sad moment for all those who live in that era.\n\nIn a way, its good to bring back these fond childhood memories aye ?\n\nDude, i have watched it thousands of thumbs up dude. Lucky i have only 2 thumbs unless i add those on my feet total of 4 thumbs from me. Ur narration of the story really spoils the market dude. Lu boleh kena saman lor.. Hehhe..\n\nBTW, i dun understand last part; When Optimus Prime asked the boy to place the box in his body and shall explode itself together with the boy, but out of sudden, it was Megatron who was about to explode as though its him who was trying to swallow the cube in his body. Sigh, really miss tat out. Any kind audience can explain? Thx in advance.\n\nDec, the idea of Megatron fell down & got weak wasn’t in the picture of Optimus. That box is damn powerful that it could hit anything when triggered. At that point of time Megatron was half weakened when both him & Optimus fought. Sam was quick enough to think and somehow shove it to Megatron (bodoh punya robot, he cld have just snatch the box instead of approaching near to Sam), close to his so-called “readily open chest”. If you notice, Optimus chest was protected by the so-called muscular chest (padahal the windscreen of the truck before transformed) while Megatron’s wasn’t covered at all.\n\nI’ve watched it twice just to catch up that part and of course, my hero – Optimus Prime. =) he’s hot!\n\nU mean if the box goes to Megatron’s chest, he would died? Hhhmmm..\n\nBro!! Gummibears! Bouncing here and there and everywhere!!! Hahahah..\n\nI think when Optimus suggested destroying the Allspark using his chest in the alleyway, one of the Autobots told him not to because the Allspark had “raw power” which could potentially kill him. So, I suppose, that’s why when the Allspark went into Megatron, it too destroyed him. (I’m thinking he just got short-circuited and might come back for sequel, who knows?) AhH heck! Gonna watch it again today!\n\nhavent caught it yet say… so sad!!!\n\n[…] I was skeptical even after reading katak’s entry. […]"
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Mr. A hits the ball to Mr. B and moves on. Meanwhile, Mr. C picks up Mr. A’s paddle and returns the ball—but not to Mr. B, because Mr. B has moved on and Mr. D has picked up the paddle. Everyone circles the table taking turns hitting the ball until someone messes up. The person who messes up is out, and the game continues with whoever is left.\n\nThat’s not a bad metaphor for the bewildering swirl of contradictory emotions one coronavirus-aware person can feel in the span of a minute.\n\nYou can start out feeling isolated. Then one of your kids comes in the room wanting to show you a picture she painted, causing you to feel cozy and connected. She leaves, and it’s back to scrolling through the news. The pity you feel for elderly Italians dying alone while family is stuck in quarantine turns to dread when you realize that we could be a couple weeks behind.\n\nThe follow-up gratitude for good health so far is tailgated by the urgency of helping wherever you can. Urgency is quickly replaced by guilt, knowing that the needs will far outweigh anything you will be able to accomplish. Relief over the passage of the economic stimulus package is followed closely by numb sobriety: when the next crisis hits, we’ve got a go-to solution which will keep compounding an unpayable national debt.\n\nOne could almost make the entire alphabet an acrostic for the succession of feelings.\n\nA is for admiration felt toward the heroic doctors and nurses. B is for bitterness toward whichever political party you feel is fumbling our future. C is for feeling confused and chaotic. And so on. If put in pictorial form, such a succession might resemble the blur of a slot machine.\n\nOne of the great reliefs we discover in the Bible is that there is no one emotion that true Christians are supposed to be defined by at all times.\n\nWe were wrong to assume that seriousness-in-God’s-sanctuary was the apex of Christian emotion. We were also incorrect when we thought that all the best Christians were defined by their bubbliness. Thankfully, it’s also inaccurate that the definitive Christian emotion is grumpiness toward the culture. Grumpy doesn’t equal godly, and we shouldn’t feel more spiritual whenever we punctuate our complaints with phrases such as “isn’t worth a plug nickel” or “kids these days, I tell ya.”\n\nIf Christians should imitate Jesus, then we need to get used to experiencing multiple emotions.\n\nThe “man of sorrows” (Isaiah 53:3) also expressed exuberant joy (Luke 10:21). He who famously wept at the tomb of Lazarus (John 11:35) used humor as a teaching tool (e.g., Matthew 23:24). He who displayed an alarming confidence in the face of demons, diseases, disasters, and death found Himself agonizing over the crucifixion He was about to undergo (Luke 22:43-45). The playful Jesus who welcomed children into His arms (Mark 10:16) got frustrated by his dense disciples (Mark 7:18) and downright angry at religious leaders with upside-down value systems (Mark 3:5).\n\nIt’s not wrong to experience a swirl of emotions. Life can be a Round Robin of sunny, then shadowy; calm, then stormy.\n\nWhat’s dangerous is when that swirl becomes a tornado trapping you inside its vortex.\n\nEmotions are not to be experienced as ends in themselves, but rather as invitations to approach God’s throne. But you don’t visit empty handed. Rather, you take whatever you’re experiencing—fear, gratitude, sadness, joy, anger, frustration—to Him.\n\nThis is the pattern we see all through the psalms. The psalmist is completely open about his feelings—sometimes shockingly so! He starts where he is, but he doesn’t stay there. Rather, after delving deep into his soul, he digs up what’s there and offers it to God. The psalmist prays his anger (Psalm 137). 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"It was all the way back in 2014 that I first started sorting inflight Champagne into categories to help discussion of what remains the most expensive beverage airlines offer in-flight. Champagne remains a focus for many airlines, particularly as first class continues its long-tail decline and more carriers are looking to boost the perception of their business class products, which are increasingly branded as hybrids.\n\nThe categorisations from 2014 are still fairly valid, although with Brexit sterling volatility the numbers are roughly the same in pounds and euros now. A key trend is that more airlines are trying to figure out how they bridge the gap between categories 2 and 3 (the “can do better” and “well-known business class brand” grades). But there are more fascinating trends and outliers popping up as airlines look to get the most out of their investment.\n\nI’m seeing quite a few airlines that are looking to keep offering Champagne on board but saving a few pennies by cross-sourcing from a variety of suppliers, based largely on what’s cheapest in the market at any one time. Think of it as having rummaged through — or, as United describes it, “hand-picked” — the bin-ends in a wine store for the cheapest bottle, but on an airline scale.\n\nThis is a really smart solution for two reasons: first, obviously, the cost, but second for those palate-conscious passengers who know and enjoy Champagne. Discovering a new bottle, especially from a smaller producer, is a moment of pleasure that goes unnoticed by many but is greatly appreciated by those who do.",
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"A good bit of thought would enable airlines to get away with offering a bargain-basement Champagne like British Airways does. Image: John Walton\n\nBut it’s 2018, and the Internet of Things and the ever-growing adoption of airline apps mean that there’s no technical reason why the airline can’t have their wine expert write a small blurb — or, imagine, record a 30-second video — for each of the bottles they select, and to have that automatically funnelled to passengers on each flight.\n\nPop that up as a notification in the app after boarding (“Discover our hand-picked wines on your flight today with our sommelier!”) or even have the senior flight attendant mention it during their personal introductions on a longhaul flight.\n\nIn other trends, I’ve also noted more airlines limiting their stocks on board, especially in first class. Japan Airlines ran out of Salon on a recent LAX-NRT flight, Cathay ran out of Krug during the “Champagne and Caviar” course, while Korean Air only loaded one bottle of the first class Perrier-Jouët for the thirteen-hour flight from Seoul to Paris. Obviously, airlines don’t want lushes drinking them out of their yields, but if they’re going to offer a premium bottle they need to offer enough of them.",
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"Despite the latest surgical technologies allowing him to have the best-looking holy glow possible, Bush often hid his halo in embarrassment.\n\nGeorge Walker \"Texas Ranger\" Bush (born July 6, 1946) was the 43rd President of the United States, serving from 2001 to 2009. He was elected after winning an indisputable victory over educational slideshow producer Al Gore in 2000 and re-elected by a landslide majority in 2004 against war hero/anti-war gadfly John Kerry.\n\nBush is considered one of the most influential political philosophers of his time, being noted for his eloquent speech, and is well known in the academic and scientific community as one of the fathers of modern intellectualism. It is assumed that an equivalent elimination of office will occur to the American presidency upon Bush's death, which will naturally end the legacy of what historians are already calling \"America's Golden Age\".",
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"Bush's National Guard service was often slandered by the liberal media during his 2004 campaign. Some even accused him of faking this photo.\n\nBush was born on July 6, 1946, in New Haven, Connecticut. He grew up in Midland and Houston, Texas, where he spent his formative years learning to walk like a man carrying two invisible hay bales. He received a master’s degree in history from Yale University in 1968, and then served as an F-102 fighter pilot in the Texas Air National Guard where he earned a Lone Star Medal of Honor, two Adjunct General's Individual Awards, and five purple hearts. Bush received a Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School in 1975.\n\nFollowing graduation, Bush moved back to Midland and began a profitable career in the energy business, demonstrating that hard work and a solid track record are what leads to corporate success in America, not family ties. After working on his father's successful 1988 Presidential campaign, Bush assembled the group of partners who purchased the Texas Rangers baseball franchise in 1989, for which he later masterminded a profit-turning sale. His selfless acts of heroism during these years were documented by Chuck Norris in the hit series Walker, Texas Ranger.\n\nFrom 1995 to 2000, Bush served for five glorious years as the 46th Governor of Texas, where he earned a reputation for bipartisanship and as a compassionate conservative who shaped public policy based on the principles of limited government, personal responsibility, strong families, and local control. There is now no Governor of Texas, as the U.S. Senate unanimously voted to leave the position permanently open, believing that nobody could do a better job than George.\n\nFor those without comedic tastes, the self-proclaimed experts at Wikipedia have an article about George W. Bush.\n\nDuring his presidency, Bush worked with Congress to create an ownership society and build a future of security, prosperity, and opportunity for all Americans.\n\nSympathetic to the tax burden on the common man, he signed into law tax relief that helps workers keep more of their hard-earned money, especially Enron CEOs. In a series of three separate tax cuts, Bush helped end economically disastrous taxation policies and move America to a more free-market economy, leading to a resounding surge in stock market prices across his presidency.\n\nAfter the terrorist attacks in 2001, Bush introduced and later signed the Patriot Act, a patriotic act keeps America free. Several unpatriotic members of Congress attempted to oppose freedom and get parts of the act repealed, but thanks to Bush's decisive leadership, the Act remains in place and still protects America.",
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"God hand-picks George W. Bush for President in 2000 when Florida is unable to make up its mind. (dramatization)\n\nBush additionally drafted and signed the most comprehensive education reform in a generation, the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. This legislation is ushering in a new era of accountability, flexibility, local control, and more choices for parents, affirming our nation’s fundamental belief that no children should be left behind (and helping them make an educated decision on wacky theoretical subjects like evolution and artwork).\n\nBush also tirelessly worked to improve healthcare and modernize Medicare, providing the first-ever prescription drug benefit for seniors. Numerous TV news spots have touted the benefits of this bipartisan bill. If you have not yet had a chance to see them, please contact Karen Ryan at Home Front Communications Co/PR Desk for your own copies.\n\nBecause Bush believes the strength of America lies in the hearts, souls, and wallets of our citizens, he supported programs that encourage individuals to help their neighbors in need. The TIPS program reaffirms America's selflessness and trust of its fellow citizens, allowing everyone from the meter maid to the postman to help out in keeping each other safe from terrorists, who we are reminded could look just like everyone else.\n\nOn the morning of September 11, 2001, driven by little but a pure hatred of freedom, al-Qaeda terrorists attacked the United States. During the attacks, members of both American political parties united around Bush, applauding the foresight demonstrated by his both being and remaining President at such a pressuring time. Many Democrats now sheepishly admit they would have surrendered immediately instead. Bush's ability to remain calm under fire, demonstrated by reading My Pet Goat to calm the children's nerves, earned him high approval ratings which stayed consistent throughout his administration.\n\nSince then, Bush took unprecedented steps to protect not only America, but the whole of the world, from terrorism, and launched the War on Terror in response, starting with the War in Afghanistan. Under his administration, violence resulting from terrorism decreased, with the help of former United Nations Ambassador John Negroponte and foreign policy expert Condoleezza Rice. Having honorably served in the armed forces, and taking decisive steps to help create America's proud amputee forces, helped Bush bond with the troops under his command. He also discontinued the controversial practice of soldiers dying in vain, instead of guaranteeing \"a rationale for every casualty.\"\n\nThe President was confident that by helping build free and prosperous societies, America and its friends, and allies will succeed in making all nations on Earth more secure and peaceful. This is known as the \"Domino Theory\", a model whereby peace and freedom cascade, crashing across the land into a peaceful scattering of countries, the fallen dominoes crushing all smaller objects that aren't dominoes in their path.",
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"Bush on a 2003 humanitarian mission to Iraq.\n\nDue to Bush wanting to avenge his daddy over unfinished business from the 1990 Gulf War the threat of weapons of mass destruction being used against the United States homeland, Bush bravely overcame world resistance against launching the Iraq War, a war for the liberation of the Iraqi people. With U.S. effort, UN Security Council resolution 1441 was passed, granting the U.S. the authority to invade Iraq. With continued Iraqi belligerence, America was left with no option but to declare war on March 20, 2003. Terrorist forces loyal to Saddam Hussein (both of them) were quickly overpowered. Afterward, the country was on the road to a record-pace reconstruction despite the best efforts of the media to encourage violence.\n\nWhile decisive leadership by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld led to a catastrophically successful victory, Saddam had already smuggled out all of the weapons of mass destruction from the country into Syria and Iran, which are presently preparing to use them against the United States homeland. Bush worked on bravely overcoming world resistance against launching wars for the liberation of the Iranian and Syrian people. North Korea's bids for notoriety were only reluctantly rewarded with diplomatic discussions.",
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"In contrast to Kanye West's brash statements, some of Bush's best friends are black.\n\nIn August 2005, Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Gulf Coast and caused widespread damage, including flooding New Orleans. Despite harsh criticism from liberal pundits such as Kanye West, Bush wasted no time in dispatching FEMA to the scene. Due to his love of the city, its traditions, and all of its people, including its black people, Bush gave numerous conferences while he rallied the nearly full strength Louisiana National Guard to go on rescue missions. African-American Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice helped secure cooperation from other nations, while Michael Brown, who has several close black friends, helped establish aid for those who had been rescued.\n\nThanks to funding secured by the president, the city was rebuilt to all of its glory, tradition, and especially ethnic diversity. In keeping with the relaxed and unhurried traditions of that once great city, this happened at a leisurely pace.\n\nDuring his term in office, Bush worked with the Attorney General's office to help ensure a woman's right to give birth. The President also encouraged more women to take important positions in the nation's workforce, due to his strong belief that women are as equally capable of operating the Cannon copiers and taking dictation as men.\n\nBush is married to Laura Welch Bush, a former teacher and librarian who was the inspiration for June Cleaver on the popular 1950s sitcom Leave It to Beaver. They have twin daughters, Barbara and Jenna. The Bush family also includes two dogs, Barney and Miss Beazley, and a cat, Willie.\n\nLiving under the radar (compared with the constant scrutiny from the liberal media while in office), Bush and his wife have spent time in Africa opening and renovating medical clinics. Bush also spends time painting portraits of former White House dog Checkers Barney and other assorted stuff, such as ones of himself in the shower and soldiers who died in the War on Terror. Bush is currently engaged in two part-time jobs, one as a paid speaker and the other as the best friend of Ellen DeGeneres and other neoliberals who rehabilitated him for not being as (openly) bad as later elected officials."
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"Ohio is Becoming the Haven For Casinos\n\nEver since the online casinos are acquiring more popularity over the last ten years, gaming societies from the United States are foreseeing the negative consequences on their part. The American players are opt to be satisfied to have a choice to play in Canadian casinos only, and not from any other country as banking policies are working quite well between Canada and the U.S w88.\n\nExcept some states, Americans could not place bets online.\n\nThe progressing casinos online made an impression in the US even in the period of recession, once proving that the power of network following can nourish loads of money making opportunities. Debate has centered on the bringing in of casinos in the Buckeye state of Ohio. The attempt to carry out the permit to allow gaming facilities in Columbus, Toledo, Cincinnati, and Cleveland in Ohio had gone out four times already; but this time around, fanatics are positive they can have the permit.",
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"Casinos is the answer to Recession\n\nWhen the recession has hit the state, gaming stations might just be the answer to the high increasing number of unemployed individuals. It is expected that bringing in of casinos in the state would kick start the prospect of close to 35,000 jobs in the next few years even though each casino will have to shell out huge money to the tune of $50 million for a license. Many of the most famous basketball players support that casinos be built in Ohio especially that they would never want that other casinos from some parts of the world would reign in gaming entertainment popularity.",
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