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"The Golden Age of the Ryukyu Kingdom spanned approximately 450 years from the mid-15th century, and was centered on Shurijo Castle in Naha.Groups began forming across the islands around the 10th century, based around ethnic and falmilial ties. Three kingdoms soon formed and fought for supremecy: the northern Hokuzan kingdom, the central Chuzan kingdom, and the southern Nanzan kingdom. The three kingdoms unified in 1429, marking the beginning of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Maintaining close ties with China, envoys, known as Sapposhi, were dispatched to the Ryukyu Kingdom on behalf of the Chinese Emperor in order to certify the succession of royal power. As a means of entertaining these envoys, it was at this time that the unique culture of the Ryukyu Kingdom, including performing arts, crafts, and food, became ever-more refined.\n\nThe Ryukyu Kingdom enjoyed prosperity through trade with both mainland Japan and Southeast Asia. At the start of the 17th century, the Satsuma clan of southern Kyushu invaded and conquered the kingdom and, while ties with China were maintained, the Satsuma clan strengthened their rule over the area.\n\nBy 1879, the Meiji Restoration (political revolution in 1868 that brought about the final demise of the Tokugawa shogunate and subsequently ending the Edo period, returning control of the country to direct imperial rule under the emperor Meiji Mutsuhito) put an end to the Ryukyu Kingdom's 450 year history and Okinawa Prefecture emerged. Towards the end of WWII, Okinawa was the site of Japan's only domestic ground battle. After the war, the region was goverened by the U.S. military for 27 years, with this heavy American influence setting the history, culture and lifestyle of Okinawa apart from that of the Japanese mainland. In 1972, Okinawa was finally returned to Japan, though U.S. influences still remain with the presence of active marine force bases dotted around the mainland. In recent years, Okinawa prefecture has experienced a boom as a popular tourist destination, with the number of visitors from both the Japan mainland, and abroad, being drawn to the laidback lifestyle and relaxing atmosphere of the area.\n\nIn November 2000, a number of sites in Okinawa were officially registered as part of The UNESCO World Heritage List, placing them in the company of such marvels as the pyramids of Egypt and the Grand Canyon. The Okinawans view these sites as important reminants in the long history, exotic culture and enduring spirituality of the Ryukyu Kingdom. The preservation and care of these sites are a top priority for both the Okinawan people and the government."
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"Blueberries are some of the highest nutrient-dense foods containing antioxidants. These protect the body from harmful molecules called free radicals which can damage cells within the body. Here are some major benefits of consuming blueberries: They are loaded with antioxidants such as anthocyanin, chlorogenic acid, myricetin and arbutin which are all neuroprotectors which will protect the brain and prevent or at least stave off degeneration which will also help prevent and slow the development of Alzheimer’s and dementia.\n\nThey reduce the risk of heart disease. In fact, eating one cup of blueberries a day (150g) can reduce the chance of cardiovascular disease by 15%. This actually caused sustained improvement in vascular function and arterial stiffness.\n\nBecause blueberries are high in the antioxidant anthocyanin, it helps the skin by protecting it from harmful free radicals (an unpaired electron seeks out another electron and damages the pairing to become a pair which then causes damage to cells, proteins, and DNA) which would attack and damage the skin’s collagen which keeps it firm. Blueberries are also high in vitamin C which is highly important for collagen production.\n\nAs we age, and post-menopause women, inflammatory processes within the body become more active which causes osteoclasts to break down bone and which then releases the calcium from within it into the blood. Because blueberries have phenolic compounds, they inhibit a transcription factor called NFkB, which can prevent bone formation by suppressing osteoblasts (which formulate new bone). By inhibiting and suppressing the NFkB it will allow osteoblasts to continue to form new bone and retain calcium while reducing the osteoclast activity thus resulting in strong healthy bones within your body.\n\nBlueberries also have flavonoids which are another antioxidant that reduces damaged cells and can boost and improve your immune system. They are a great source of vitamin C which is also necessary for a strong immune system.\n\nHere are some nutritional values of blueberries on a 1 cup (150g) serving:\n\nSo as you can see, there are many great reasons to eat blueberries. Eat them in the morning by themselves, mix them in your oatmeal or cereal, put them in a shake, or have them with a mixed bowl of fruit. But definitely make them a staple of your everyday diet"
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"Unbelievably, Amy Tan's classic The Joy Luck Club is 25 years old this year! I read this book in college, about a decade after its release, and fell immediately in love with it. (Shamefully [?] one of the things I remember most is Waverly -- I just thought that was the most dramatic and romantic name ever.)\n\nHave you read The Joy Luck Club? What did you think of it?\n\n\nFour mothers, four daughters, four families whose histories shift with the four winds depending on who’s “saying” the stories. In 1949 four Chinese women, recent immigrants to San Francisco, begin meeting to eat dim sum, play mahjong, and talk. United in shared unspeakable loss and hope, they call themselves the Joy Luck Club. Rather than sink into tragedy, they choose to gather to raise their spirits and money. “To despair was to wish back for something already lost. Or to prolong what was already unbearable.” Forty years later the stories and history continue.",
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"This artist’s illustration of Supernova 1987A is based on real data and reveals the cold, inner regions of the exploded star’s remnants (in red) where tremendous amounts of dust were detected and imaged by ALMA. This inner region is contrasted with the outer shell (lacy white and blue circles), where the blast wave from the supernova is colliding with the envelope of gas ejected from the star prior to its powerful detonation. Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)/Alexandra Angelich (NRAO/AUI/NSF)\n\nAn international team of astronomers used ALMA to observe the glowing remains of Supernova 1987A [2], which is in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a dwarf galaxy orbiting the Milky Way about 160 000 light‐years from Earth. SN 1987A is the closest observed supernova explosion since Johannes Kepler’s observation of a supernova inside the Milky Way in 1604.\n\nAstronomers predicted that as the gas cooled after the explosion, large amounts of dust would form as atoms of oxygen, carbon, and silicon bonded together in the cold central regions of the remnant. However, earlier observations of SN 1987A with infrared telescopes, made during the first 500 days after the explosion, detected only a small amount of hot dust.\n\nWith ALMA’s unprecedented resolution and sensitivity, the research team was able to image the far more abundant cold dust, which glows brightly in millimeter and submillimeter light. The astronomers estimate that the remnant now contains about 25 percent the mass of the Sun in newly formed dust. They also found that significant amounts of carbon monoxide and silicon monoxide have formed.\n\n“SN 1987A is a special place since it hasn’t mixed with the surrounding environment, so what we see there was made there,” said Indebetouw. “The new ALMA results, which are the first of their kind, reveal a supernova remnant chock full of material that simply did not exist a few decades ago.”\n\nSupernovae, however, can both create and destroy dust grains.\n\nAs the shockwave from the initial explosion radiated out into space, it produced bright glowing rings of material, as seen in earlier observations with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. After hitting this envelope of gas, which was sloughed off by the progenitor red giant star as it neared the end of its life, a portion of this powerful explosion rebounded back towards the center of the remnant. “At some point, this rebound shockwave will slam into these billowing clumps of freshly minted dust,” said Indebetouw. “It’s likely that some fraction of the dust will be blasted apart at that point. It’s hard to predict exactly how much — maybe only a little, possibly a half or two thirds.” If a good fraction survives and makes it into interstellar space, it could account for the copious dust astronomers detect in the early Universe.\n\n“Really early galaxies are incredibly dusty and this dust plays a major role in the evolution of galaxies,” said Mikako Matsuura of University College London, UK. “Today we know dust can be created in several ways, but in the early Universe most of it must have come from supernovae. We finally have direct evidence to support that theory.”\n\n[2] Light from this supernova arrived at Earth in 1987, as is reflected in the name.\n\nPublication: This research was presented in a paper “Dust Production and Particle Acceleration in Supernova 1987A Revealed with ALMA”, by R. Indebetouw et al., to appear in the Astrophysical Journal Letters.\n\nPDF Copy of the Study: Dust Production and Particle Acceleration in Supernova 1987A Revealed with ALMA"
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By eliminating having the option to play as a boy, we’ll be able to make the player characters that more variable with the same amount of time and resources that normally go into supporting both physical sexes.\n\nSince you can easily twist the mechanics into an argument for why we should do a male option, let me go into the marketing side of it. Our age demographic is 10+ girls, ideally 12-16. Those girls are going to want to play as themselves, to be as much like they either are or want to be. Our job as game developers is to cater to that market. Particularly because it is wildly under-represented. There are very few, high quality games with a female only protagonist that can be customized beyond using your own name. About the only two games I can think of that fairly let you play as male or female for that age group are Pokémon and Wizards 101, and they have to limit how much customizing you can do because of the engine’s ability to handle it all.\n\nI use the word fairly in two senses: one, there are (roughly) the same number of options for both the male and female players, and both are presented in the same way. Counting the number of hair styles is easy, it’s the second that trips developers up. The female character has to have to have the same variety of options as the men–this means that they can’t be designed to only appeal to the male gaze. (I have heard the arguments that the overly buff men are supposed to be for the female gaze, I am here to tell you it’s garbage. It’s a masculine fantasy all around, folks.)\n\nOne common complaint you’ll see, even in female-forward games like Overwatch, is that the faces all look the same for a female character, despite different nationalities and body types, but the men have at least a nod towards diversity. By focusing all of our efforts into female characters, we can avoid those types of slips and actually bring true variety and diversity to the options for characters and for NPCs. We can also feature interesting fashions without presenting teenage characters as a lot older than they are and creating unrealistic expectations.\n\nWhich leads to the moral and emotional reasons why we want to focus on a female character. I grew up with Zelda and Mario, both rescuing princesses. Pokémon: Crystal and Final Fantasy X, my first games with female protagonists (or close to it), didn’t come out until I was already ten or eleven, and I’m younger than Ginny! And while games have worked to include female options for characters, there still aren’t very many that focus entirely on a female protagonist, even as other games such as Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Red Dead Redemption 2 focus on male protagonists entirely. (I’m still annoyed we haven’t had a playable Zelda yet when she is the name of the franchise.)\n\nGirls have just as much right to be the focus of a prophecy or the hero of a story. But they don’t get that opportunity unless it is alongside a male option. We want to create a game where the focus is devoted to showing that a game like this is possible, rather than feeding into the loop that girls won’t play games even if you create a game for them. It’s the same study they tried to feed us about female super heroes, and Wonder Woman blew them out of the water, and Carol Danvers is showing signs that she might do the same if given a fair chance.\n\nThat’s all Ginny and I want to do, really. Offer a fair chance for girls to be the heroes of their own stories, offer the type of games that we all enjoy without fighting through pop-up ads and bad graphics. By proving them wrong once, we give a foothold for others to try, and for us to keep trying and pushing for more. Because if all of us succeed, the ones who really benefit are the girls out there who start to believe that they can do what they dream.\n\n“… It’s such a tough time of life for girls being a tween. They suffer from a lot of difficulties. One of the patterns we saw over and over was a sense of social inevitability about what happened to them that you have to work to get over as a young girl. We learned a lot of things about social status and play patterns and things and it then became more my mission to create emotional rehearsal space for a lot of different types of girls to get over that hump of being a kid and being a teenager. 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During the Nazi era much suffering was inflicted on children and “justified” as “necessary” for the greater good of the German people. No, I’m not talking here about that kind of “justification;” I’m talking about real justification—reasonable moral defense of inflicting suffering as necessary.\n\nAccording to news reports out this week (June 11-15) the government of the United States is attempting to defend and justify separating children from their parents on the grounds that the parents are breaking U.S. laws by immigrating to the U.S. illegally. Taking their children away and putting them in mass detention centers (why not call them concentration camps?) is being defended by some U.S. administration officials as biblical.\n\nThe crucial question is: Is this practice necessary? The obvious answer has to be No. There are alternative practices that would keep families together. Clearly this practice of separating families and incarcerating children away from their parents is cruel because it is nothing more or less than vengeful and punitive—to the children as well as to the parents.\n\nTrue, technically, the parents are committing a crime by crossing U.S. borders illegally. Sometimes separating children from their parents, when the parents are criminals, is necessary and justified. (One thinks, for example, of the recent discovery of a family living in squalor where the children were being treated with unutterable cruelty by the parents. But the children in such cases are routinely placed in foster care, not institutionalized. And it is for their own protection.)\n\nIn this case, however, the U.S. has long attempted to keep even illegal immigrant families together while their cases are being investigated and settled. This new practice of separating children from their parents seems to be punitive and aimed at frightening potential immigrants from coming to the U.S.\n\nWhat’s next, then? Will the U.S. administration round up undocumented families around the U.S., separate them, and incarcerate the children? What to do with the families, including the children, if their home countries do not want them back?\n\nOne cannot help thinking of Nazi Germany in the mid-1930s. Anyone who knows anything about that situation knows that Hitler and his henchmen wanted England and other countries to take all the Jews and other “undesirables” (as they called them) away, to absorb them into their own countries and empires. The creation of concentration camps for them was “justified” on the grounds that they were no longer citizens and other countries would not take them, so they had to be “protected” from their neighbors and segregated from the “Aryan” population for their own good as well as for the good of the German nation as a whole.\n\nSome Nazi officials, after the war ended, defended the Holocaust by claiming that it would not have been necessary had other countries received the “undesirables”—Jews, Gypsies, Jehovah’s Witnesses, et al.\n\nOf course we now laugh with scorn at such defenses, but the Nazis who perpetrated these crimes actually believed they were necessary. Heinrich Himmler is known to have given a speech to SS officers in which he defended what we call the Holocaust and claimed it was evidence of Germanic superiority that, in spite of having to do this, their hearts remained pure and their consciences clean.\n\nWhere is the line over which the U.S. would step from managing the problem of illegal immigration into crimes against humanity? Is anyone asking that question? We all should—even if we do not think that line is being crossed yet and never will be crossed. It’s a question we should face every time we contemplate war or mass incarceration.\n\nWhat will history say about us in the future? Will separation of children from their immigrant parents and mass incarceration of them be judged as “necessary?” I have trouble imagining that. We are a rich country that can afford to keep immigrant families—even illegal immigrant families—together and then deal with them as units. We talk much about “Family Values,” but this practice of separating families at the border is directly contrary to that. And it is cruel.\n\nThe attempted justification of the practice by some administration officials by quoting Romans 13 is simply laughable (with irony and ridicule)—as if all laws are automatically just and right. No biblical scholar or Christian theologian has ever thought that. That would have meant that ancient Christians in the Roman Empire should have worshiped the emperor when that was made legally required.\n\nOne has to wonder not only about the authenticity of some U.S. administration officials’ Christianity but also about their sanity—when they use the Bible to defend cruelty to children.\n\nJune 21, 2018 Does the Bible Require the Christian Always to Obey Laws?\nRecent Comments\n0 | Leave a Comment\n\"But there IS a “fall.” I didn’t deny the fall. 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"On Easter Sunday, as I stood waving goodbye to my cousin Jennifer from my front porch, I heard a noise in the distance. It got louder and louder, until I could make out the rolling call of a Sandhill Crane. I was thrilled, & ran back in the house to get my camera in case they came close enough for a picture. I absolutely love listening to the Sandhill's warble....\n\nand occasionally, we're treated to a visit from a few who must have detoured from the flock's migration path. This year ... was different. I went back to the porch, & stepped into something out of Hitchcock's 'The Birds'. Hundreds of the big birds were making their way across the sky to land in our irrigated corn field.",
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"(A great big thanks to Uncle Gerry & Aunt Marlys for sharing all the incredible pictures! Make sure click & enlarge them to see the detail.) Incoming!",
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"And they seem darn content just to stay there for the time being See how they're all lined up? They're feeding on the corn left in the rows from harvest!",
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"Which leads me to a quick little tutorial about how this all fits into agriculture. We grew corn on the irrigation. It's a good rotational crop, and gives the soil a break from wheat or alfalfa. It's important to have different crops giving different nutrients to the soil. Rotating crops also breaks the cycle of disease that can take hold when the same crop is grown back to back to back. So we grew corn. Then we harvested the corn, which over the winter, has been ground into feed for cows (along with peas and wheat) that are finished and sold to local consumers. The cows were also allowed to fall graze the field. It gives them an extra feed source when the summer grasses are dying. And it helps clean up the field for seeding the next Spring. And now....\n\nWe're feeding the birds! Creating habitat for a really huge flock of migrating Sandhill Cranes! I suspect they like that there's a water source close by as well. (See the ducks on the river outlet behind the pivot?)",
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"They're surprisingly graceful in flight for as big as they are. A quick Google told me they can stand up to 4 feet tall and weigh as much as 10 pounds!",
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"On the ground they're a little more awkward. These two were jumping around.. like gawky teenagers trying to get one foot in front of the other. Which is appropriate, because their gangly show is actually a mating display.",
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"But they could stand for what seemed like a crazy long time on just one leg. Alternating to keep them warm I suspect.",
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"They're undeniably beautiful though. See the red on their beak, tail feathers & legs?",
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"Today is Tuesday, and they're still hanging around, although with warmer weather coming in the next few days, it's likely they'll resume their migration to their final destination in Canada or Alaska. We're already hoping we'll see them on their return migration this fall, and that our little corn field will become a regular stop on their annual trek. Which has us wondering how we can break up the irrigation to make sure we have corn there every season. If we build it, ... will they come?\n\nShare your amazing animal stories and pictures with us! Leave a comment and tell us about your favorite encounter. And I'll see you soon on the Farm! -Shauna"
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Chase has big sister Brittanie, who preceded him at La Costa Canyon, as a college volleyball player at the University of San Francisco and as women’s professional volleyball player in Europe. If you went to one of Brittanie Budinger’s basketball games at La Costa Canyon a few years ago, Chase was that tall red-headed kid you saw running onto the court with other grade-schoolers. Chase followed Brittanie and middle sibling Duncan Budinger, a Long Beach State senior All-American volleyball player, as basketball-volleyball players at La Costa Canyon. “Ever since (Chase) was a little kid, he had to come to every single one of our games and he was at a lot of practices and club tournaments,” Brittanie said. “He was constantly watching our sports. He was always the little kid at halftime out on the court shooting the basketball.” A generation ago, big brother Duncan’s athletic career might have been the only one to gain Chase’s attention and respect. But since the advent of Title IX, boys grow up having accepted women and girls in sports as part of the athletic landscape. In youth sports they often compete with them and against them. Chase said Brittanie influenced him more in volleyball than basketball, which is significant. Chase is ranked the No. 1 high school volleyball player in the nation in addition to Top 10 in basketball and No. 1 in California by Student Sports, the most comprehensive prep ranking source. Chase said the volleyball skills he has picked up transferred to basketball. “I loved watching her play volleyball,” he said. “She was a little person out there playing big. She would bang on people, and you wouldn’t expect a 5-9 person to do that. Her biggest influence on me was she taught me to be a smart hitter. 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Ping is calculated in milliseconds (ms).\n\nThis factor is important to be able to browse quickly and is very important for online gaming. Ideal pings are around 50 ms.\n\nFor normal browsing, a ping of under 250 ms is usually enough. If the ping is between 500 and 1000 ms, it’s very likely that browsing will become somewhat frustrating.\n\nFor gamers, the ideal ping is under 20 ms, although with values of between 20 and 60 ms, you will only barely notice the lag. From 100 ms onwards, the ability to play starts to be affected, and values of greater than 250 ms are incompatible with the majority of games.\n\nDownload speed is the speed at which you receive information from the Internet. 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It’s also calculated in megabits per second (Mbps).\n\nIn general, in our experience, it’s the parameter that has the least effect on using the Internet, although it’s important for video conferences or uploading files to the Internet.\n\nIn principle, values of around 5 Mbps are more than enough, although the majority of people don’t need more than 0.5 Mbps (what Skype recommends for high-quality video conferences).\n\nImportant: To evaluate your connection speed when you’re on a Wi-Fi network, make sure you’re in an area with a good signal. In other words, it’s important to do the test as close to the router as possible to prevent distortions due to the quality of the Wi-Fi signal.\n\nHow to evaluate the performance of your VPN\n\nThe performance of a VPN can vary depending on multiple factors:\n\nTaking these factors into account, evaluating the performance of your VPN is very easy:\n\nNormally, the VPN will somewhat affect the ping, although if you choose a nearby server, it shouldn’t be over 50 ms (150 ms in countries like China).\n\nIn terms of the download and upload speed, the test with the VPN shouldn’t have values that are very different from the test without the VPN, and sometimes can even have higher values, especially if you use weak encryption.\n\nIf there’s a big difference between the speeds with and without the VPN, that could mean that the VPN that you’ve chosen might not be the best option.\n\nLast of all, while speed tests are very useful to give you an idea of your connection quality, sometimes they can be deceiving, especially if the connection isn’t very good. Keep in mind that Internet speeds can fluctuate and lead to errors, because of which I recommend doing the test multiple times before drawing conclusions.\n\nHow do I test my VPN speed?\nThere are several free tools that allow you to test the speed of your VPN, or to be more precise, the speed of your internet connection while using a VPN. For instance you can use the tool offered by Bing.\n\nWith such a tool, you can test the download speed and the upload speed of your VPN. You can also find out the response time of your connection (or ping), which is calculated in milliseconds.\n\nWhich VPN is the fastest in China?\nAlthough it depends a lot on your city, your internet connection and the server you use, ExpressVPN is probably still the fastest VPN for China. 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Her superpowers include heat-vision, super-strength, super-speed, she is also indestructible and along with this has flying abilities.\n\nPeople born between March 21 to April 19 have Aries as their superhero. These people are confident leaders, passionate in their work, and are highly motivated.\n\nTheir female superhero counterpart is Jean Grey, her powers include telepathy and telekinesis and have also possessed the cosmic Phoenix Force inside her body.\n\nPeople born from April 20 to May 20 have the Zodiac sign Taurus.\n\nThese people are stubborn in nature and are ambitious towards their goals, and are adored by people because of their beauty.\n\nThey also are practical, stoic, and determined in life.\n\nTheir female superhero would be Toph Beifong: The Last Airbender a person with her powers can combine metals to make, weapons and armors.\n\nPeople born between May 22 to June 22 have Gemini as their zodiac sign.\n\nThese people are intelligent, adaptable, and outgoing along with that they also are a-bit nosy unsettled and reckless in nature.\n\nFemale superhero fit for them is Scarlet Witch. She has the ability to alter reality and can cast chaos magic.\n\nPeople Born from June 21 to July 22 fall under Cancer.\n\nThese people are loyal towards everyone, have a protective nature, being instinctive in nature along with being kind-hearted.\n\nBut they are a bit moody and are overly sensitive upon everything.\n\nTheir female superhero counterpart is Sailor Moon from the manga superhero series.\n\nHer powers include energy blasts, Teleportation and can heal herself by her silver crystal.\n\nPeople born from 22 July to 22 August fall under this zodiac sign.\n\nThese people are natural-born leaders and her fearless in life, they are loyal towards everyone they loved and are consistent in nature.\n\nA female superhero that has the same trait is Buffy Summers.\n\nA young woman gifted with powers like supernatural strength and superhuman sense along with being clever and super-speed.\n\nPeople born between August 22 to September 22 have Virgo as their zodiac sign.\n\nVirgo people are well organized, real, and are intelligent with their approach towards their life.\n\nPeople with this zodiac sign have the trait of Wonder Woman.\n\nWonder woman’s power and abilities include super strength and toughness along with the power of flying, super speed, with super sharpness and magnified senses.\n\nPeople how have Libra as their zodiac sign are born between September 23 to October 22.\n\nA female superhero that has the same trait is Storm.\n\nStorm has the ability to control weather without any limits and is the descendant of the African priestesses.\n\nScorpio’s zodiac sign people have got “layers” they are generally emotional fools, insightful and extraordinary in nature.\n\nFemale Superhero related to this is Raven.\n\nHer abilities include levitation, and she is a human- demon and also has the power of teleportation along with the ability to control her-soul-self.\n\nThese people are loyal towards people they love, they are experienced, are liberated in life, are unique, and are kind to others.\n\nA superhero that has the traits of Sagittarius is Kamala Khan also known as Ms. Marvel.\n\nShe is the first Muslim character of the Marvel universe, Kamala’s power is to extend her limbs, alter her ego on her will, and can shapeshift in other several manners.\n\nPeople born December 21 to January 21 and the following year till February 16 have Capricorn as their zodiac sign.\n\nThese people are determined, categorized, goal-oriented, and are experimental in life.\n\nThe female superhero that fits in this trait is Allison Hargreeves.\n\nAllison is a member of the Umbrella Academy and has the ability to bend the whole world at her will just by opening her mouth, she also has super strength and super speed."
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"I love old things. I am more comfortable in a dilapidated, run-down neighborhood than I am surrounded by clean, fresh, modern buildings. I feel at home when I am in an old place.\n\nWith that said, it’s kinda comical that I have landed in a very sanitized, newly-built, standard suburb, where there is literally nothing old.\n\nWell, I’m exaggerating a tiny bit . . . There are about 3 blocks of kinda old downtown in my little suburb, which includes one block of old homes where 3 out of the 4 homes there have been remodeled and turned into commercial properties.\n\nThe 4th old home on that block, the one that hasn’t been turned into a dentist or attorney’s office, is this one:",
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"I know it doesn’t look like much, but underneath that ivy is a real, true old, craftsman house. And as you can see, this last, little old house has been for sale.\n\nI’ve dreamed of having a space to open my own shop. Now don’t get your hopes up . . . The story of this post is not how I have bought this house and will be opening my own store. In fact, it’s the exact opposite.\n\nThis little, old house has been for sale in my suburb for almost 2 years now, and for dirt cheap. Twice, my husband and I went to look at it. We knew the lot alone was worth double the asking price, and were confident it’s low asking price was mainly due to the fact that everything in the house was completely original. For most people in my new-loving suburb, that was a major minus. But for me . . . It was a dream 🙂\n\nWhen the first realtor showed it to us, in her words, it was ‘down to the studs” inside. When I stepped inside though, here is what I saw:",
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"As well as several built-in cabinetry spaces, fireplaces and mantles, and big-fat, craftsman style trim. I was drooling as I walked through it.\n\nIt really would have been an absolutely perfect space to purchase and turn into my own shop. I could have sold paint, taught workshops, rented out space to other vendors . . . But the reality is that I just can’t pull that off in my current stage of life.\n\nRemember I also have this going on?",
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"I know plenty of women out there are able to manage a full-time business and home life, but if I’m honest with myself, I am not. I don’t have the mental, emotional, or physical stamina to pull that off. It seemed like such a dream idea, but I knew the reality of it would be a disaster.\n\nSo after looking at the house twice, contacting a contractor for repair estimates, and watching the price continue to fall . . . We had to say no and let it go.\n\nI’ve been watching for the past few months to see if anybody else has decided to buy it. A few weeks ago while driving by, I saw this:",
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"My heart literally sunk. Evidently someone else had bought it, and they were tearing it to pieces. I cried while I drove home, so very sad that the one, last, truly old thing in town was being taken apart and made “modern.”\n\nBut I know I have to be true to myself and follow my gut instincts, along with the wisdom and direction of my husband. I so desperately wanted to save this little house, redeem it and make it beautiful again. It just wasn’t the right thing for our family though, no matter how badly I wanted it.\n\nAfter wallowing in my pity party for a few days, I drove back by and saw a work crew outside. I decided to stop and see if anyone could tell me what their plans were for the house . . . Maybe they could tell me something that would help me feel a little better.\n\nIt was a small blessing that the owner of the restoration company working on the house was on site, and he graciously stopped to talk with me and tell me all about the new owners. His company has been given the job to turn the house into hair salon, and according to him they are trying to keep as much original as they can. However, as I looked over at the giant pile of wood they had pulled off the house, I’m pretty sure his idea of “as much as they can” was probably way different than mine.\n\nAs I was staring at that giant wood pile, I had the thought to ask what his plans were for it all. What did I have to lose? He smiled and told me that it was all going into the trash, and said I would be more than welcome to dig through the pile and take whatever I wanted.\n\nI was so excited that I almost hugged the man! I told him I would be coming back with my truck, was he really sure I could take all that I wanted? Sure, he said.",
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"When it was all said and done, here is part of the stash were were able to bring home. I was hoping to get enough of one certain kind of wood to use it in my home somewhere, maybe as a planked wall or trimming out a window, but it’s too much of a mish-mash of pieces.\n\nSo some it I am going to just sell as is–some of the old headers and beadboard pieces. Some of the pieces I am going to keep and use to make some signs and other crafty things.",
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"It’s probably around an 8 ft piece, and it has some exterior wood locks on it. I’m not sure where in my home it’s gonna go, but we will find a place for it. Then I will have another story to tell when people see it and ask me where I found it 🙂\n\nPlease don’t get me wrong . . . I love where we live. I am so, very thankful to have a safe, clean place to raise my children. I appreciate the convenience of my suburb lifestyle and really wouldn’t trade it. But I do miss the character of old towns. To me, there’s just something about places from the past that makes me smile. I’m glad I was able to keep a few pieces of the last old house in town, to take them with me and keep them out of the dump.\n\nAnd maybe one of these days I’ll try out the hair salon . . . or maybe not. It might make me a little too sad to walk in and see everything new and shiny.",
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"It’s been glaringly obvious that the Philippines is a feudal society and has been ruled by dynasties since time immemorial. Dynasties, after all, are essential in a society renowned for its Heritage of Smallness. Nick Joaquin in that seminal essay observed:\n\nHowever far we go back in our history it’s the small we find–the nipa hut, the barangay, the petty kingship, the slight tillage, the tingi trade. All our artifacts are miniatures and so is our folk literature, which is mostly proverbs, or dogmas in miniature. About the one big labor we can point to in our remote past are the rice terraces–and even that grandeur shrinks, on scrutiny, into numberless little separate plots into a series of layers added to previous ones, all this being the accumulation of ages of small routine efforts (like a colony of ant hills) rather than one grand labor following one grand design.",
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Contrast to that Joaquin’s take on native Filipinos and “our native aversion to the large venture, the big risk, the bold extensive enterprise.”\n\nIn short, the Philippines needs its dynasties and their collective ability to do big time stuff — the sorts of world-class things that native Filipinos, left to their devices, may never have gotten around to building.\n\nSo what then are we to make of this current thinking amongst the chattering classes that Philippine dynasties need to be dismantled? Well, it depends on what ordinary non-dynastic Filipinos have to offer as an alternative. Back in the 70’s and up to the mid- to late-80s, the rallying cry of the Philippine activist fiesta, for example, was that Filipinos needed to be free and democratic to prosper. So the antithesis of that aspiration was then made out to be President Ferdinand Marcos who represented the stuff about Philippine politics that needed to be dismantled. That happened in 1986 and since then, Filipinos were supposedly “free” and “democratic”. And yet the question of whether that “freedom” and “democracy” was actually achieved in the Philippines remains a debatable notion to this day what with the creative ways some people continue to apply to game the system and the hollow-headed manner with which the electorate plays ball with them every single election.\n\nDid a transition from authoritarianism to democracy really change the Philippines at a fundamental level?\n\nI hear nothing but head-scratching…\n\nNow we find people like former UP president Jose Abueva asserting that dynasties are a threat to democracy. Are they, really? Even while the question of whether democracy is really delivering results where they matter to ordinary Filipinos remains unresolved, Abueva uses “democracy” to underpin the So What? test we subject the notion of dynasties to. Thus:\n\nSo what if dynasties are “a threat” to democracy?\n\nConsidering that democracy’s benefit to ordinary Filipinos is, by itself, debatable to begin with, why then should we worry if dynasties (if we are to believe our “activists” when they tell us they are baaaadddd) are a “threat” to it?\n\nEngland itself as well as much of Europe (and, for that matter, much the world from which the most excellent societies emerged from today) were ruled by dynasties. They built the wondrous structures and developed the vast systems that made their countries great. The architectural wonders of Italy that millions of tourists gawk at every year, for example, were built by warlords, avaricious popes, and wealthy aristocrats all motivated by lust for power, vanity, and addiction to conquest. In England, as I mentioned a while back, the politics and power plays amongst its dynastic rulers pretty much make up the stuff of its written history with the quaint sufferings of the peasantry serving as mere footnotes.\n\nIn all ironies, it was only when the peasantry — the English masses — were wiped out by disease that their true power actually emerged. A series of epidemics known as the “Black Death†that swept across Europe over the latter half of the fourteenth century decimated its human population. In England, a population of 6 million was almost halved by the pestilence. The aftermath of that devastation yielded an interesting outcome, however. Peter Ackroyd, in his book The History of England – Foundation describes what happened…\n\nYet the pestilence had slow but permanent effects on English society. The shortage of labour [as a result of the population decline] had the immediate result of increasing both the level of wages and the chances of employment. The phenomenon of the landless or impoverished peasant wholly disappeared. But the rising demands of the working people who had survived, their worth now doubled by the epidemic, provoked a reaction from the landowners and magnates. The knights of the shires, in particular, perceived a threat to good order.\n\nAn Ordinance of Labourers was passed by a parliament in 1349, forbidding employers to pay more for labour than they had before the pestilence. The same Act deemed that it was illegal for an unemployed man to refuse work. The measures were not realistic. Many workers and their families could simply move to another district and to a more generous employer who was willing to ignore the law. Some migrated to towns, for example, where there was great demand for manual labourers such as masons and carpenters. A ploughman might become a tiler. More than enough work was available.\n\nMany younger people now possessed their own holdings of land. And the best land did not remain vacant for long. There had once been too many farmers and labourers working too little soil, but now they were dispersed over the countryside.\n\nIndeed, Abueva himself seems quite aware of what the real issue is in the Philippine setting today…\n\nThe rapid expansion of our electorate, consisting of more and more poor people, insecure and dependent voters, and increasing political competition have increased the cost of campaigning and incumbency for the political leaders acting as patrons of their constituents.\n\nUnfortunately, like most Filipinos brought up on the notion that rich and powerful people left to their devices will necessarily do the right thing as far as the “greater good” is concerned, Abueva fails to see the wisdom in that little snippet he wrote. Instead his call is directed towards Philippine legislators to do, this “right thing” that runs counter to all their personal interests — to enact that much-vaunted “anti-dynasty” law.\n\nGood luck with that. As English history has shown, the oligarchy will not change unless there is a clear and present threat to their personal wealth and power. Only Filipinos can provide that threat. But the power to do so comes at a cost."
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"Captured In A Photograph – Me, At This Point In Time\n\nIf you’re moving at all, it’s forward. And that’s all good. But some stages in life are particularly important ones. If photos of specific moments are gone – photos of the way the light fell in the little hall and of long, happily-silent dog walks and bits done in the garden – then the details that make up those moments are lost. Without the little signposts that were those photos – me wearing certain favourite clothes, drinking out of specific mugs on a stone bench hobbled together by my Dad – then my brain’s recording of that time gets grainy and I slowly, gradually, quietly lose the ability to re-feel how I felt on an ordinary day back then, before I was the person I now am. Left to rely solely on the whims of memory, I’m afraid that all the experiences that went along with that time in my life will slowly fade away. I will forget and the moments will disappear forever. And I don’t want them to.\n\nI’ll be forty in August. Jaynie! And the last few years in particular have moved fast. Nobody has a tonne of time to look back and reflect. But flicking through old photos, however infrequently you might do it, is a way of reaching out to a different you in a different time doing different stuff. Looking back you can laugh and cry – you can give yourself a little virtual hug, a small thumbs up. Not literally you understand, just, you know, a small show of solidarity from the current you to the past you. “Keep going – you’re doing great. Enjoy it. It’ll all be grand”.\n\nDid it all really happen?\n\nAll now just pictures in my mind…\n\nRight. Can anyone direct me to the nearest Curry’s PC World please?\n\nFun to watch: The ‘back-up’ saga reminded me of this clip from HBO’s Sex & The City (click on the title to play) – Did you back up your data? “Ummm I don’t do that”\n\n2 thoughts on “Before I Was The Person I Now Am”"
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"Charmaine Zoe, from a 1911 issue of The Implet\nThe Nickelodeon was a revolution in entertainment.\n\nWhat can a nickel buy? In today’s world, not much, but in 1905, a nickel could purchase a one-pound loaf of bread, a ticket to ride on an urban trolley, a glass of draft beer… and a seat in a movie theater. Theaters in that time, however, were called something entirely different: a combination of the Greek odeon, meaning theater, and the five-cent price moving picture theaters charged for their shows – nickelodeon.\n\nNickelodeons began as a showman’s next step to making it rich in America. Harry Davis, born in England in 1870, immigrated to the United States at the age of nine and two years later entered the world of showmanship as a carnival hustler. He quickly learned effective business skills and how to appeal to crowds, discovering a passion for the field. By the time inventions such as Edison’s Kinetoscope, the French Cinematograph, and the American Vitascope entered the scene, Davis was a successful owner of several “dime museums,” penny arcades, and playhouses in a variety of locations. The entertainment value of moving pictures became apparent to Davis when he began showing them at these various locations as additional attractions. It seemed that everyone loved the movies, so enthralled by the lifelike images projected onscreen that one man reportedly drew his pistol and shot the image of a robber during one film. Davis soon realized that movies were the next “big thing” to hit the entertainment world and so decided to showcase them separately from his other enterprises. He teamed with Pittsburgh native John P. Harris, a respected employee and his brother-in-law, to open the Nickelodeon on Smithfield Street in Pittsburgh on June 19, 1905.",
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"Moving Picture World, Nov. 30, 1907\nInside the Nickelodeon was a plush environment, looking very much like an opera house.\n\nThe Pittsburgh Nickelodeon seated 96 patrons in opera-house chairs, but at least one hundred more filled in standing room for every showing. These standing patrons crowded behind a bar on a raised platform in the back of the theater through all seasons, enduring any discomfort necessary to watch a fifteen-minute reel of film picturing, for example, a girl climbing a tree, someone eating an apple, or Edwin Porter’s infamous The Great Train Robbery. Many of these patrons were middle-class workers from the downtown Pittsburgh area whose jobs in the steel mills could not supply the two-dollar ticket prices of most opera and playhouses. Nickelodeons quickly became the workingman’s entertainment. The upper class could not resist, either – moving pictures were too much a spectacle to miss!\n\nNo business records from the time remain, but it is estimated that around 7,000 people patronized the theater each day between 8 A.M. and midnight. The first day the Nickelodeon opened, 450 people watched movies. By the second day, more than 1,500 people waited in lines. They were greeted with the best showmanship Davis could offer, for he was a believer in getting the most “bang for your buck,” a formula that nearly all nickelodeon owners followed. Phonographs or sideshow actors called out to attract crowds to their doors, while brightly lit signs towered as many as three stories above the storefront proclaiming the name of the theater and its current list of shows. Harris and Davis’s small storefront theater also boasted a variety of architectural flourishes such as crown moldings, embellished ceilings, and colorful paintings. Gilded statues and sconces greeted customers in the lobby, offering a rich “high class” atmosphere to the masses that could not normally afford it. What patrons didn’t know is that most of the decorations in Harris and Davis’s theater were extraordinarily cheap! Davis employed craftsmen who already worked in his regular theaters to embellish the Nickelodeon in the style of opera houses. If such opulence worked in those buildings, why not in a motion picture theater? And succeed it did. People flocked to the Nickelodeon to experience the classy ambience and view the latest film the way the upper class went to see the latest play or opera.",
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"Remy\nJohn Harris was honored by the Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania for his role in the development of the film industry in Pittsburgh.\n\nHistorians estimate the building for the Nickelodeon on Smithfield Street cost Davis around $40,000 to purchase and decorate, but its worth to history is much more. This first theater was the impetus for nation-wide “nickel madness,” a sensation that spurred thousands of businessmen and showmen to open their own nickelodeons (with different names) in cities across the U.S. Within Pittsburgh alone, over one hundred nickelodeons opened in the years following Harris and Davis’ motion picture theater.\n\nBut while other cities were catching up, Pittsburgh was bounding forward in the motion picture business. Production companies and film exchanges burst onto the Pittsburgh scene shortly after the nickelodeon boom, providing theaters with fresh material so often that theaters could change programs multiple times a week. “Film Row” sprung up on Forbes Avenue between Ninth and Twelfth Streets, though most moved to Fourth Avenue by 1914 due to fire safety codes. The seven-story Seltzer Building, for example, housed a piano and organ company, a storage company, Selznick Productions, and three other film production companies all under one roof! Similar city blocks developed wherever nickelodeons spread, but Pittsburgh proudly housed the first and arguably the busiest. After all, before Hollywood existed, production companies first came to Pittsburgh for easy access to film exchanges, trade journals, and a wide variety of audiences.",
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"Dan Buczynski\nA modern tribute to one of the founders of the original Nickelodeon.\n\nThe wide variety of audiences worried people about what would happen in the dark setting. Some people asked for movie review boards to judge the moral themes shown. The review boards inspired the ones still in place. Others wanted the movies to be shown with the lights on, “There were not many social spaces at that time that allowed sexes to intermingle in the dark for extended periods of time,” said Michael Aronson, an assistant professor of film and media studies at the University of Oregon, who is writing a history of the Pittsburgh nickelodeon boom. “The middle class already had a fear of immigrants and a fear of the dangerous other. Sex was bound into that.”\n\nPittsburgh’s key involvement in the history of the film industry is unknown to most, for over time the production companies relocated, the trade journals went out of print, streets were renamed and buildings were torn down. The only evidence of the Nickelodeon left is a bronze plaque hanging near 441 Smithfield Street, erected for the Nickelodeon’s 50th anniversary, and memorabilia held by John Harris’s descendants, the Hahn family. The building itself was torn down after only five years of operation to make way for larger occupancy (and more opulent) movie theaters more like the ones we know today. But the fact remains that the nickelodeon began as an idea unique to Pittsburgh, the first step to reaching today’s modern cinemas.\n\nIf only they still charged just a nickel!"
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"When I took my beautiful wife S to Tokyo to celebrate her birthday in March, because we only had three days in town, we had to very carefully curate our dining choices. While we did visit an old favourite, most of the restaurants we visited were new to us, including two sushi joints that we’d been meaning to try for years. One was a much-ballyhooed three Michelin-starred place in Ginza that is regularly discussed on forums like Chowhound and which many punters like to claim is the best sushi restaurant in Tokyo. The other is a much more modest (and much livelier) place in Yotsuya that has no Michelin stars and is rarely mentioned in Western or English-language media. Amazingly–although some Japanese friends tell me I shouldn’t have been surprised–we left the three Michelin-starred restaurant feeling very ripped off and extremely underwhelmed. But, the meal we had at Sushi Sho (also sometimes spelled Sushishou), the cultish little joint just east of Shinjuku, delivered what I can honestly say was the single greatest sushi meal of both my life and my wife’s. S has since been describing the experience to friends as “life-changing sushi.”\n\nWe first heard about Sushi Sho, amusingly, through the restaurant guide that S and I help publish. The thing is, while the company we co-own publishes The Miele Guide to Asia’s Finest Restaurants, that does not mean that S or I have been to most of the restaurants on the list. In fact, if I look at each year’s list of the 500 best restaurants in Asia (for that year), I’ve probably eaten at only a handful of the profiled establishments. Restaurants earn their spots in the guide through both a public vote and a juried vote. Neither I nor S (nor our sponsor) has any influence on who gets into the guide. Sushi Sho, located in Yotsuya, Tokyo, has made it into the guide for the past three years.\n\nWhen S and I visit Japan, we often make it a point to try restaurants that are new to us that are listed in The Miele Guide. And, since sushi is my wife’s all-time favourite food, we’ve been especially working our way through the various sushi restaurants we’ve profiled over the years. Prior to our visit in March, Sushi Sho was one of the few that we had yet to visit.",
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"Because I am a bit of a research geek, I always like to “google” restaurants on my must-try list in order to see what others have to say about them. For most highly-rated restaurants, you can almost always find several professional reviews plus a whole slew of blog posts, providing real first-hand experiences. With Sushi Sho, however, I was surprised by how little information was available. In fact, I found only two articles worth noting. One was a short Q&A with Chef Alain Ducasse from February 2011 in which he mentions that the last meal that truly impressed him (back then) was at Sushi Sho. The other is from an article on CNNGo, in which they ask Tokyo freelance gourmet concierge (he calls himself the “Tokyo Fixer”) Shinji Nohara to list six culinary highlights in his city. Sushi Sho is one of them, and most interestingly, Nohara says, “This place kicked out the Michelin researchers. The master told me they were rude and didn’t know how to appreciate sushi.” I think it was when I had read that last bit that I decided I simply had to check out Sushi Sho and meet its chef-owner.\n\nSushi Sho is located on a small side street, around the corner from the Yotsuya subway station. There are no tables here, just ten seats around a central counter. At lunch, Chef Nakazawa and his team prepare only a bara-chirashi set that is extremely popular. He makes only 20 a day and when they’re sold out, that’s it. Dinner is a more elaborate, more drawn-out affair. Nakazawa-san advises customers to allow for two and a half hours, during which he will serve an incredible range of sushi, plus other seafood. The average price for the dinner menu is 20,000 yen. And, let me tell you, it is worth every penny.\n\nDinner at Sushi Sho was both very special and really unique. First, we were served a high proportion of lightly grilled or cooked seafood dishes at the start of the meal. Second, the fish served to us seemed to be more flavourful–more umami–than what I’d had at other (top) sushi restaurants. We’ve since learned that this is because Nakazawa-san ages all of the fish that he serves in order to draw out the most flavour. Third, S and I were amazed by how warm the rice being paired with the fish was; warmer than what we’ve had in any other sushi establishment. While this could be a very individual thing, I found the contrast of the warm rice and cool fish really delightful. Fourth, Nakazawa-san didn’t just have one batch of seasoned sushi rice to pair with his fish. He had prepared several different batches, all seasoned distinctly (for example, some with more vinegar, some with less, etc), and he’d pair each specific fish with a specific batch of rice. Fifth, Nakazawa-san is a well-known sake expert–he’s also a trained sake brewer–so he’s able to pair your dinner with several different sakes, all of which work perfectly with the sushi you are being served. And lastly, the atmosphere at Sushi Sho is relaxed and fun (which was the exact opposite of the annoyingly reserved and stuffy three starred place we visited on that same trip).\n\nAs I said, from a culinary perspective, that first meal was really life-changing. Nakazawa-san served us what was hands-down the best sushi we’d ever tasted. The highlight from a night of highlights was a ten-day aged toro, an intense, almost effervescent mouthful of fat, creamy umaminess.\n\nKeiji Nakazawa entered the F&B industry in 1978 when he was just fifteen years old. Over the next fifteen years, he would work in a variety of establishments, from snack bars to legendary sushi restaurants like Kyubey. He opened Sushi Sho when he was just 30 years old, and has quietly become one of Tokyo’s most influential sushi chefs. He’s known for his obsession with understanding and mastering the techniques of Edo-period sushi masters, who worked in a time before refrigeration. He’s been on Iron Chef and even written a book titled “Sushiya no ningen-ryoku” (The Abilities Behind the Sushi Bar). And, while little known outside of Japan, any and every critic I’ve spoken to in Japan is an admirer of Nakazawa’s.\n\nDuring our most recent trip, S and I were fortunate enough to recruit a translator to help us speak with Nakazawa-san. The first thing we asked about was his approach to his fish. Nakazawa explained that when he first started training as a sushi chef, he was taught that the fresher the fish the better (in fact, this is what most of us are also told). But, Nakazawa-san explained to us, forty to fifty years ago, aging–and the technique and skill required to age fish expertly–was the focus. When fish arrives fresh, Nakazawa-san contends, it has no taste. But let it age for two days or more, and it develops real flavour.\n\nIn Sushi Sho, Nakazawa-san serves around 40 different kinds of fish. For each one, he’s had to learn what the optimum aging time is, plus the conditions that create the best taste. Some fish, he’ll age naturally. Some will be aged with salt, some in vinegar and some wrapped in different kinds of seaweed. With kohada (gizzard shad) for example, he salts the fish and then soaks it in vinegar for between four to six days. Knowing whether a specific piece tastes best after four or five or six days is something he’s spent his career mastering.\n\nEverything to Nakazawa-san seems to be about deriving optimum taste and pleasure in the experience of eating. And everything, to this soft-spoken chef, is interconnected. The pairing of the rice and the fish is as important, he tells us, as the pairing of the sake and the sushi. It is this attention to the overall gustatory experience that makes him, in my book, a true master.\n\nWhen we asked Nakazawa-san if he would ever consider opening a second branch, and especially an overseas branch of Sushi Sho, his first response was “no”. He told us that he gets great satisfaction every time one of his ex-staff goes on to open a successful sushi restaurant of his own. He very happily showed us the name cards of the restaurants whose chefs once worked for him. The most prominent of these is Masakatsu Oka, whose Sushisho Masa has been winning rave reviews recently.\n\nBefore we left, I had to ask Nakazawa-san about what Shinji Nohara said… had he really thrown Michelin inspectors out of the restaurant? No, he said, he never kicked anyone out of Sushi Sho. The true story is this. One day, several years back, a Japanese gentleman, after finishing his meal, introduced himself, saying that he worked for Michelin and wanted to include Sushi Sho in their upcoming guide. This inspector came back three more times. But with each subsequent visit, Nakazawa-san grew less and less fond of him. By the inspector’s fourth visit, Nakazawa-san decided that the appointed inspector knew nothing about sushi and told him so. For Nakazawa, it was inconceivable that a reviewer who was in charge of deciding which restaurants should appear in such a prestigious guide should be so ignorant. Suffice it to say, his restaurant’s been ignored by Michelin ever since.\n\nWhich, for now, is a great thing. When you go to Sushi Sho, you see mostly local patrons, i.e. no tourists. It’s also not impossible (unlike places like Sushi Saito) to get reservations at.\n\nSo, next time you happen to be in Tokyo, if you want to experience truly incredible sushi, skip the more famous places and instead go to Sushi Sho and let Chef Keiji Nakazawa introduce you to real Edo style sushi. I can guarantee you’ll be blown away. 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The reviews are mixed, in the 3-5 star range, but it's said to have been researched very well, and how many books are there on 19th c. women doctors anyway? good history. recommended. ~debra\n\nThe Minutemen and Their World (American Century) 1st Edition\nby Robert A. Gross\n...I have not read this beautiful book, but just ordered it. With the small New England town of Concord at the foremost center at the Revolutionary War period, it later became the intellectual capital of a young America. Ulrich Review: “For historians, The Minutemen and Their World was a shot heard round the world. It taught us that fine history combines good scholarship with good writing. Its reverberations are still being heard.” ―Laurel Thatcher Ulrich. enjoy! ~debra\n\nGreat Tales from English History: A Treasury of True Stories about the Extraordinary People - Knights and Knaves, Rebels and Heroes, Queens and Commoners Who Made Britain Great by Robert Lacey\n...I'm an American living in Britain at the moment and bought this book recently to learn more of the history around me, and l love it, and even the look of it! Stories always help me understand history, and now I have a better view of my English ancestors. ~debra\n\n...this book tells the stories of the Underground RR, such as David Ruggles, who invented the black underground in New York City, Quakers Isaac Hopper and Levi Coffin, who risked their lives to build it, and of course, the amazing Harriet Tubman. excellent! ~debra\n\n.....A New York Times bestseller tells true stories of four women who risked their lives to become spies during the American Civil War. 580 reviews, 4 out of 5. interesting and thoughtful book on the lost stories until now. ~debra\n\nTeam of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln\nby Doris Kearns Goodwin\n...over 3,000 5 stars reviews on amazon. I listened to 40 hours on audio and loved every minute, but the actual thick beautiful book is in my collection too. Highly recommended, all about Lincoln, but all about life back then. I love anything Doris Kearns Goodwin writes, but this is her historical masterpiece in my opinion. ~debra\n\nAbigail Adams by Woody Holton\n....Woody Holton, a world renowned historian of the American Revolution, looks at over 2,000 letters, an unprecendted amount of material about her life, losses, relationships and also her steadfast views in support of women of the time. recommended, I listened on audio while walking and loved it. ~debra\n\nAmerica's First Daughter: A Novel by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie\n...A novel, this is the untold story of Thomas Jefferson's eldest daughter, Martha \"Patsy\" Jefferson Randolph. an amazing number of positive reviews, in the thousands! ~debra\n\nWho Do You Think You Are?: The Essential Guide to Tracing Your Family History\nby Megan Smolenyak\n...our favorite show mixed with famous genealogist Megan Smolenyak, what's not to like and trust about this wonderful book on tracing your family roots and ancestry? ~debra\n\n...the famous 1987 Weintraub biography of Queen Victoria truly at home from her childhood to death. much is explained in the Queen's own handwritten letters. ~debra\n\nTo Our Children's Children: Preserving Family Histories for Generations to Come\nby Bob Greene & D.G. Fulford\n...collecting and thinking about preserving family first hand knowledge is what this book is all about. Grandparents and parents should own this book. ~debra\n\nThe Red Badge of Courage, Dover Thrift Editions by Stephen Crane\n....an absolute American classic and masterpiece written in 1895. A short but powerful read of a young Civil War soldier Henry Fleming, and his feelings of going into battle on many fronts. Highly recommended. Wonderful to experience the front lines if you have Civil War ancestors. ~debra\n\nby Brian Kilmeade & Don Yaeger\n....this book scores 4.6 out of 5 for 3,500 amazon reviews! It's the story of the Culper Spy Ring featured in the very popular AMC series Turn. It comes very highly recommended, and is especially helpful in understanding the lives of our American Revolutionary ancestors. ~debra\n\nby Patricia Brady\n...I have not read this book, but it's on my list and reviews say it is meticulously researched, taking Martha Washington away from our traditional vision of a white haired granny, and giving her a strong voice of her own. Can't wait to read. ~debra\n\nLadies of Liberty: The Women Who Shaped Our Nation\n\n...famed NPR, ABC writer and journalist Cokie Roberts speaks on the amazing women who helped build this country. The book offers another view of Revolutionary War era history not often told. There is much detail and focuses on the accomplishments of the first ladies and their lives. It was also great on audio! ~debra\n\nby Walter R. Borneman\n......have you ancestors who fought in the War of 1812 between the US & Great Britian? Want to learn more of the era and the war? 10,000 Native Americans fought with the British, as well as Canadians, as Canada was then a British colony. wild and interesting? Yes. This is a book I have in my library, and helped me understand more of this bloody conflict, whereby America was gaining its final and total independence from Great Britain. ~debra\n\nby Karey Bresenhan & Nancy Puentes\n.....mmm. Quilts! large and small. A historical analysis of 75 historic quilts from 1825-1940 and a must have for any antique quilt collector or sewing enthusiast. Fabrics, designs, patterns, color, technique....and the book is one penny, amazingly great to buy this beautiful book at 1840 prices! ~debra\n\nby Jean Harvey Baker\n...the author clearly states that she does not feel Mary Todd Lincoln was insane, and offers intricate detail about her life and times. Mary lost her husband and 3 of her 4 children, as well as living in the White House during the incredibly tumultuous and sad Civil War. After the war, her son Robert Todd Lincoln, their eldest son and a practicing attorney, admitted Mary to an insane asylum. The author refutes her mentally illness. It does a very good job of explaining her life from a young southern privileged child, to living with Abraham Lincoln. Very detailed...and a great look at women's roles in the the Civil War era. ~debra\n\n...bestselling NY Times author Jennifer Chiaverini writes of Abraham and Mary Lincoln's private lives through her dressmaker and close friend, Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley, who was born a slave. I have not read this book as of yet, but am excited to grab it. Elizabeth lived incredibly close and personal to the Lincoln family during the Civil War era, and is an actual historical figure. She was a slave who bought her own freedom with her amazing dressmaking skills. ~debra\n\nA Perfect Union: Dolley Madison and the Creation of the American Nation\n\nby Catherine Allgor\n...much loved First lady Dolley Payne Todd Madison 1768-1849 was wife of James Madison 1751-1836, the 4th President of the US from 1809 to 1817. She helped the widowed Thomas Jefferson in first lady duties, and she is famous for running back in the white house under attack, saving the iconic Gilbert Stewart painting of George Washington! Go Dolly! Sadly, she lived in poverty in her later years. Must read... ~debra\n\n......I love the work of Charles Bruce Catton 1899-1978, a prolific American journalist and American Civil War historian, and by far my favorite Civil war writer. I believe I have honestly listened to this as an audio book over 1,000 times in my lifetime while driving in my car. It explains the era better and clearer than any other thing I have read. ~debra\n\nby Gordon S. Wood\n...I have spent much time studying the 19th century in America, and felt it was time to brush up on the 17th century and the American Revolution. I handle many old lost family photos (genealogy antiques) of families with Revolutionary War roots and ties. I wanted an easy clear and concise read, maybe even a refresher....and here it is! Highly recommended if you'd like to know more on your Revolutionary War ancestors...PS the author, Gordon S. Wood is an esteemed professor of history at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, founded in 1764. ~debra\n\nUnwise Passions: A True Story of a Remarkable Woman---and the First Great Scandal of Eighteenth-Century America\n\nby Alan Pell Crawford\n...a mix of 17th century history & scandal...with solid historical documentation. have Randolph Genealogy and family roots? This is about Nancy Randolph of Virginia's eminent Randolph family. I was surprised that it was much more of a page turner than I expected. Love American political and social history? this is for you. ~debra\n\nby Joseph J. Ellis\n...Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Adams, and James Madison built a fragile nation in the late 18th century, Revolutionary War period. The history of the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution. A classic, and a beautiful must read. ~debra\n\nby Melton A. Mclaurin\n...this story is not for the faint of heart, and tells a gripping and violent tale of a slave named Celia. Melton McLaurin is a history professor at the University of North Carolina and based the book on actual records in the court, documents, letters and pre and post Civil War newspaper accounts. A Chilling and sobering slavery story. African American History. ~debra\n\nBy David McCullough\n...one of America’s most amazing historians writes an exciting look at the American Revolution, Great Britain, George Washington and life in 1776. Want to know more about your Revolutionary War ancestors and life during this tumultuous time? This is a classic for the ages, and a must read. ~debra\n\nThe Family: A Journey into the Heart of the Twentieth Century\n\nby David Laskin\n...David Laskin writes of his own extended family, from the shtetels of Belarus to the United States, to Israel, and to the the pits at Ponar ghetto at Vilna, and to Klooga in Estonia. Do you have Jewish Genealogy roots? This has been called a masterful 20th century tale. It is on my list, and I have been recommended this book by ancestorville friends who say it is meticulously researched and beautifully delivered. ~debra"
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"Have you seen a photo of Justin Bieber lately? It’s been a minute since the hyper-religious pop idol last released an album, but in the absence of sonic innovation he’s found a different creative outlet: dressing like a greaseball skater boy who dropped out of McGill to hitchhike through the Ozarks.\n\nHe’s far from the only guy embracing the sleaze—this very specific aesthetic is a full blown thing, one that’s been a foregone conclusion ever since “normcore” exploded into our collective consciousness more than four years ago and redefined the notion of individualistic self-expression. “Everyone’s so unique that it’s not unique anymore,” fashion designer Kristine Guico told writer Fiona Duncan in 2014, and thus pre-financial-collapse regalia was traded in for ironic uniformity.\n\nAs normcore sank in, permeating everything, athleisure and the “dust fit” followed suit, perpetuating the late-capitalist idea that simplifying your wardrobe is a key component of optimizing your time and energy in service of being more productive. Dressing simply also just happens to look really cool, if done carefully. Menswear enthusiasts are so obsessed with Shia LaBeouf‘s signature mix of thrift-store T-shirts and baggy shorts, they’ve erected entire Instagram accounts in his honor.\n\nOn Wednesday, Esquire published a piece by Jonathan Evans that identifies the Bieber strain of this fashion virus as “scumbag;” every slightly modified iteration of the core outfit—bright colors, baggy fabrics—therefore falls under the umbrella of what Evans calls the “Summer of Sleaze.” It’s a peculiar look, somewhere between Hypebeast-caliber streetwear worship and the sheer neglect of personal hygiene common in pubescent boys. Bieber’s color palette is wildly unpredictable, but usually more than one neon hue can be found on any of his recent outfits.\n\nEvans’ piece cleverly hits on the specific items of clothing that are integral to the scumbag formula, and he lists some stars who have taken up the mantle: Jonah Hill favors bowling shirts; Wiz Khalifa prefers rumpled designer sweatpants. But while he does point out that female celebs have adopted the “Summer of Sleaze” look, he fails to mention that queer women have been dressing like the world’s coolest pot dealers since time immemorial, long before normcore, athleisure and the dust fit were a twinkle in Post Malone’s eye.\n\nThat doesn’t mean, however, that the scumbag look is definitively queer. “Dirtbag style is not expressly gay, but for me a big part of the appeal is that it is a knowingly doomed attempt to look regular or unmarked or neutral as a woman,” said Jamie Lauren Keiles, a freelance journalist based in Queens, N.Y. “When I get dressed in the morning, my inspirations are Rocky, my Philadelphia heritage, the Village People, guys who itch their balls in basketball shorts, guys with chest hair who wear Jewish stars on gold chains, guys who went to Andover and play lacrosse but sell weed for no reason, weekend dads who drive Camaros, metal guys with stringy hair and Hormel brand chili.”\n\nThe Brooklyn neighborhood of Bushwick is essentially a scumbag fashion feast, and it’s women who are figuring out how to turn the look into an art form, rocking backwards flat-brim hats with greasy hair, baggy sweatshirts paired with baggy pants and cropped jeans layered over tall socks and Converse. But famous women have the formula nailed too. Take a look at Shane on The L Word, Syd from The Internet, or Cara Delevigne recently walking down the street in West Hollywood if you want a more comprehensive idea of how the scumbag aesthetic is elevated and lent an air of sophistication when worn by women.\n\nDelevigne, for example, was recently photographed wearing an oversized track jacket, athletic shorts and flame-patterned socks pulled almost to her knees on an outing with her girlfriend, Ashley Benson. The Guy Fieri–style hot rod tongues of fire on Delevigne’s socks are pure dirtbag, but the relative neutrality of the rest of her outfit makes the whole look click. Post Malone would make those socks look cheesy, but Delevigne turns them into a statement accessory. Also, it helps that she’s literally a model.\n\nCalling out Bieber for pairing a shapeless T-shirt with exposed underwear, skinny jeans and Vans is all well and good, but Kristen Stewart wore this type of look better (if not first). In fact, Stewart might as well be the patron saint of the dirtbag aesthetic. As an A-list actress, she is obligated to wear gowns and architecturally daring makeup to premieres, but in her personal life she tends to select effortlessly cool ensembles that simultaneously indicate her nonchalance and a studied awareness of the appeal of her tall, thin body. In other words, she dresses like a scumbag while still “dressing like a girl.”\n\nI’ll admit my bias. I’ve long maintained that Kristen Stewart is the best-dressed person on the planet. She’s been wearing sneakers with designer dresses since her Twilight days, but it isn’t her grunge instincts that set her apart.\n\nStewart’s devil-may-care scumbag outfits are on another plane of sartorial enlightenment that’s hard to identify, because at first glance she appears to be doing so little, but the razor-sharp proportions of her clothing often prove otherwise. There’s cogitation happening here. The disarray is deliberate—it is its own genre.\n\nPete Davidson, also featured in Evans’ piece, actually dresses quite similarly to Stewart; whether he knows it or not, the two have common themes in mind. Just check out his ensemble in the Esquire article: a shocking pink Thrasher tee with yellow lettering, camouflage-pattern basketball shorts that feature nearly every color of the rainbow, and tall black socks with all-black Nike Huaraches.\n\nThe relaxed fit and soft fabrics of Davidson’s outfit suggest he doesn’t put much thought into his clothes, but the luminously bright color combination, reminiscent of Hieronymus Bosch’s monumental triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights, reveals the secret of scumbag dressing: it’s the avant-garde incognito. Stewart, of course, figured this out years ago, which is why even her simplest looks are endlessly referential in seeming futuristic, like an operating system in the midst of a software update.\n\nIf normcore standardized blandness, the rise of scumbag style indicates that the tide seems to be turning. Basic silhouettes are simply too easy and convenient to abandon, so those who test the limits of fashion’s possibilities (Stewart, Davidson, and, yes, Bieber) are subtly injecting a freaky, riotous maximalism back into the mainstream under the guise of trend-approved streetwear.\n\nJust wait until someone wears orange track pants to the Oscars.",
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"With all the drama around the U.S. Senate election, you might have missed that the State Senate confirmed Donna Lynne as Colorado’s next Lieutenant Governor. Her confirmation was unanimous in the State Senate, but 11 Republicans said nope in the State House. Nonetheless, she’s moving on up. Republicans praised the Governor’s choice, with Sen. Owen Hill saying:\n\n“I’m excited about this next adventure you’re taking on, and I’m excited to support you here today.”\n\nAs a reminder, Lynne was selected to replace Lt. Governor Joe Garcia after he announced his resignation in order to take a new job as president of the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education.\n\nLynne joins the Hickenlooper administration from the healthcare industry where she has worked both in the private sector as well as in government. As we noted at the time of her nomination, she has been a large donor to Democratic causes and candidates. That means, the upside to her nomination is that her new job pays a whole heck of a lot less than her old job, so she might not be able to be quite as generous as she has been in previous years. Silver linings, people."
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"One man’s list of chores descends into complete chaos.\n\nToday, I was sworn at by two clients. The third and fourth ones insisted upon removing themselves from my project at work, and the fifth kept trying to impress me with her knowledge of search engine optimization, which held up about as well as a damp sock. I bring this up because the frustrations of the everyday are the epitome of Postal 2. That, and complete insanity. I’m not sure how else one introduces a game as controversial and peculiar as this, so in the spirit of peculiarity, AAARGGHAABALARIINOBLOSHAAA!!!!\n\nPostal 2 is a first-person work of dystopia set in the fictional town of Paradise, Arizona. The story centers around the Postal Dude, a cynical and violence-prone man who must complete a series of chores over the course of one week. Players start the game on Monday, and are expected to complete such tasks as buying milk and cashing a check, lest the Dude return to his trailer empty-handed and suffer the wrath of his nagging wife.\n\nThe catch to this mundane-sounding premise is that the town of Paradise is insane. I mean that both in reference to the town’s deranged inhabitants and to the environment itself, which coaxes up a delicious sort of anarchy in its atmosphere. I set off to buy some milk at the convenience store, and no sooner had I tried to sneak out without paying than a security gate clanged down and Al Qaeda militants poured out of the woodwork.",
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"I waited until after escaping the store to gape at the absurdity of what I’d just seen, and quickly discovered that the Dude’s other tasks turn out to be as ridiculous as an Al Qaeda-run convenience store in Arizona (which actually makes a lot of sense when you consider that Arizona seems to be the center of religious extremism these days). Pick up the check? Get your office stormed by angry parents demanding decent video games. Cash the check? Fine, but waiting in line will draw the wrath of evil bank robber clowns. This is the entirety of the plot. Complete 3-4 tasks each day until Friday, enduring more and more ridiculousness as the week goes on.\n\nThe reason why Postal 2 has drawn so much controversy over the years is for examples like the convenience store. In addition to ridiculous stereotyping and racism, the game is extraordinarily violent. The simplest wounds draw gushes of blood and gore, and many NPCs throughout the game are dispatched spectacularly by everything from incineration to men in giant scrotum costumes.",
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"Well, I will be getting no sleep this night. This is hands-down the most terrifying foe I’ve ever faced.\n\nThere’s not much to be said for the Dude as a character. He has a deep, radio-worthy voice through which he projects his (justified) bitterness at the world, but he’s little more than a pair of eyes through which I experienced the town of Paradise. This decrepit little hellhole is a stark caricature of America’s vices, a land of materialism where greed and fear are the orders of the day.\n\nCitizens and cops will often attack you for no apparent reason, and the Dude quickly makes enemies of its various factions. By Wednesday, I’d become the sworn enemy of the Parents for Decency anti-violence coalition, Al Qaeda, cannibalistic butchers, a marching band, a herd of elephants, a polygamy cult, the late Gary Coleman, and a cabal of homoerotic rednecks.",
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"The town of Paradise is basically Satan wrapped in an American flag.\n\nGameplay in Postal 2 is a basic set of first-person shooting mechanics that work fairly well, though I have yet to understand why crouching and sneaking were relegated to separate buttons. The Dude has a variety of weapons at his disposal, including the usual pistol, rifle and shotgun but also throw-able scissors and exploding cow heads. Health is regained through first-aid and food. Similarly to GTA, you can draw the cops’ attention by committing crimes, but can reduce your “wanted” level by hiding behind a dumpster for 15 seconds. The gameplay feature that has received by far the most bile is the Dude’s ability to flash people, and urinate on things. There are achievements for doing both of these tasks. I’m not joking.\n\nThe developers countered the ruminations about the game’s violence by saying that you can complete the entire game peacefully, a counter I’d like to counter with the phrase “not frickin’ likely”. Even if you wait in line or walk down the street with your head down, the game will coerce and outright force you into violence. I became determined to wait in line like a good boy to get my book signed by Gary Coleman, but had to take action when the cops showed up. The game can put up “potentially violent-free” all over its packaging, but there needs to be a footnote that reads, “basically impossible”.",
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"Reminds me of my ex-coworker from New Jersey.\n\nIf you’re still reading this, you’re probably wondering why I would bother to review such a disgusting, low-class mess of a video game. It’s not an unfair assessment to make; what do we have so far? Racist and stereotypical portrayals of Arabs and other minorities, as well as women? Over-the-top violence that allows players to brutally disembowel people in obnoxious and gory ways? Cruelty to animals, with elephant fights and using cats as gun silencers? Pointless, tasteless gameplay mechanics like the ability to pee on things and people, and smoking crack?\n\nPerhaps a linear storyline that follows the Dude from one ridiculous sundry chore to the next, fighting off a new, random cadre of foes everywhere time he goes? The game’s title is a tasteless reference to “going postal” a term coined after a series of mass murders committed by public workers in the 1980s.",
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"Was this put in to promote pyromania or to draw attention?\n\nBeneath the ludicrous, I found Postal 2 to be a disturbing look at American society. It’s true, most people don’t actually eat entire tubs of donuts or take up book-burning to save the children, but Running with Scissors’ caricature of our media and our culture doesn’t go without some truthful undertones.\n\nI think the racism against Arabs in this game, inaccurate and horrible as it is, reflects the simmering Islamophobia in contemporary Western society and politics, not any actual malice on the part of Running with Scissors. Of course, I can’t back that up with studio head Vince Desi’s promise to the same, but we now have to go back to the game’s over-the-top content. I can’t excuse the horrors of Postal 2 on everyone’s behalf, but I found the game to be a dystopian, anarchic and somewhat brilliant portrait of American media culture at its worst.",
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"I could be wrong. For all I know, Running with Scissors really is a studio full of racist teenagers high on cocaine and Red Bull. But, once again, we have to consider the context in which this content is being presented to us. Shock value is what this game goes for. Its primary objective is to draw controversy, not promote hatred and violence.\n\nI admit, though, that whether it does promote hatred and violence regardless of intent is a fair question. That question has dogged video games since the beginning of video games, and Postal 2 represents the epitome of that concern. In my short-lived career as a college resident adviser, one of my many shithead freshmen tried to argue that the beer I found in his fridge was not provably intended for drinking, but it was still beer, and he was still underage. It’s a fair counterpoint to my earlier argument.",
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