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"The Chinese Lo Hei also know as Yusheng, yee sang or Prosperity Toss is a Teochew-style raw fish salad. It usually consists of strips of raw fish (most commonly salmon), mixed with shredded vegetables and a variety of sauces and condiments. Yusheng literally means “raw fish” but since “fish” is commonly conflated with its homophone “abundance”, Yusheng is interpreted as a homophone for Yusheng meaning an increase in abundance. Therefore, yusheng is considered a symbol of abundance, prosperity and vigor. Popularised in Singapore amongst the ethnic Chinese community, its consumption has been associated with Chinese New Year festivities in Singapore and Malaysia. The Singapore-based Lo Hei had fish served with white radish, carrots, capsicum, turnips, red pickled ginger, sun-dried oranges, lime leaves, Chinese parsley, chilli, jellyfish, chopped peanuts, toasted sesame seeds, Chinese shrimp crackers, five spice powder and other ingredients, laced with a sauce using plum sauce, rice vinegar, and sesame oil. Lo Hei is often served as the appetizer due to its symbolism of “good luck” for the new year. Some would consume it on the seventh day of the Chinese New Year, although in practice it may be eaten on any convenient day during Chinese New Year (1st to 15th Day). The base ingredients are first served. The leader amongst the diners or the waiter proceeds to add ingredients, such as the fish, the crackers and the sauces while saying “auspicious wishes” as each ingredient is added, typically related to the specific ingredient being added. All diners at the table then stand up and proceed to toss the shredded ingredients into the air with chopsticks while saying various “auspicious wishes” out loud. It is believed that the height of the toss reflects the height of the diner’s growth in fortunes, thus diners are expected to toss enthusiastically."
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"\nPictures and videos going viral on China’s Twitter-like Weibo showed that several roads near Costco and its parking lot had been clogged up with cars early on Tuesday morning, with a sign warning of a three-hour wait for a spot.\n\nIn front of almost every shelf, consumers were seen crazily fighting for goods from laundry detergent to Hermès’ popular Birkin bags. Two-hour-long checkout queues developed, even though 22 counters were open. Tensions rose over people jumping the queue, according to reports. As seen in the Tiktok video below, widely shared on social media, shoppers literally could not wait for the store's doors to open, and the desire to secure a bargain led some to tear apart raw pork with their bare hands.\n\nThe store announced it was closing at 1 pm because it was \"clogged up with too many consumers.”\n\nIn fact, due to several months of promotions, Costco accumulated a large number of members in Shanghai. According to media reports, the store attracted tens of thousands of members since the launch of membership applications on July 1, far exceeding expectations. The affordable RMB199 (US$27.80) annual membership fee—raised to RMB299 (US$41.80) after the store opened—contributed to the strong response.",
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"\nShoppers apparently found the cost of membership to be worth it. Domestically famous Kweichow Moutai liquor was priced at RMB1,498 (US$209), about RMB500 (US$70) cheaper than on e-commerce marketplace Tmall. And #CostcoMoutaisoldout became a trending topic on Weibo, attracting more than 53 million views and nearly 5,000 discussions.\n\nA Weibo user named “豆元的好爸爸” commented, “So low price! If I were in Shanghai, I would also f**king rush to Costco. Don’t pretend you don’t care about prices. The Chinese market has such strong consumption power! Let’s see which brand is willing to abandon the market?!”",
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"We have another short parable in today’s passage. The Parable of the Mustard Seed reminds us that God’s kingdom grew from small, humble beginnings into the greatest kingdom of all time. Even today, great spiritual revivals still often start with a just few dedicated disciples of Jesus Christ.\n\n30 Then He said, “To what shall we liken the kingdom of God? Or with what parable shall we picture it? 31 It is like a mustard seed which, when it is sown on the ground, is smaller than all the seeds on earth; 32 but when it is sown, it grows up and becomes greater than all herbs, and shoots out large branches, so that the birds of the air may nest under its shade.”\n\nExplanation\nThe mustard seed is not the smallest seed in the world and wasn’t even technically the smallest seed planted in Israel during Jesus’ time on earth. But it is very tiny and was commonly thought of as the smallest seed, especially considering that it grew into a giant bushes that could be up to nine feet tall (like a tree). Jesus’ main point in this parable is that His kingdom was going to start very small, but it would not stay that way for long. Like the tiny mustard seed, Christianity was so small as to barely be noticed when it was first planted by our Lord and His disciples. Just a traveling rabbi and His 12 followers, wandering through the unimportant provinces of Galilee and Judaea. But just 300 years later, Christianity had become the dominant religion of the great Roman Empire. By AD 325, the new religion was so widespread and popular that the emperor himself, Constantine, became a Christian and made the previously persecuted faith legal. Now Christianity has spread all over the world and as in the final stages of reaching all the remote pockets of Africa and Asia that have not yet heard the name of Jesus. Roman historians in Jesus’ time would have never have predicted such incredible growth. But Jesus did.\n\nGod’s kingdom continues to spread today. The work of Christ goes on, and we have the privilege of joining Him in ministry labors that have eternal value. In our country, state, county, and school, the great need now is for revival. Our culture is rapidly losing all sense of a biblical worldview and commitment to Jesus Christ. Across all Christian denominations, church membership and attendance are in decline. More and more people are growing up in America without any knowledge of the Bible and what it actually teaches, without any understanding of who Jesus really is. Even in our own school, many of our students do not attend church regularly or read their Bibles and pray on their own. But the Word of God, the seed of the gospel, is still available to us. We still have the great weapon of prayer. If we turn to the Lord in humble repentance and faith, I believe that He can still do an awesome work of salvation and spiritual renewal among us. The tiny seed can again become a giant bush. But big revivals always begin with personal revivals in the individual hearts of God’s people. Praying for God to stir our spirits today to seek His face."
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"Mary Miller, 24, of Lafayette, wearing a Black Girls Vote shirt, was among about 50 Democrats at a Lafayette Democratic Party election watch party Tuesday at Sakaya Japanese Cuisine, to experience the excitement of the 2016 election with like-minded people.\n\nAs votes were still being counted, Miller said she's concerned and scared for minorities if Trump wins. But she remained hopeful.\n\n\"I feel America is going to make the right decision tonight,\" she said. \"Hillary is not just the best choice, she's the best choice for all Americans, not just one group.\"\n\nA Hillary Clinton win would give hope to all women, said Theresa Rohloff of the Lafayette Democratic Party Executive Committee. Clinton, she said, could help pass the Equal Rights Amendment and equal wages for women.\n\n'I Voted' sticker comes in all shapes and sizes\n\nJolan Jolivette, 24-year-old chairman of the Lafayette Democratic Party Executive Committee, kept a close eye on the returns in the presidential race, announcing results to the crowd that reacted with cheers or dismay.\n\n\"If Hillary doesn't win, I think it serves as a wake-up call to many people,\" Jolivette said. It's a reminder, he said, that just because someone is more qualified and should win, you can't rely on others to vote. You have to do your part.\n\n\"I think if the country votes for Trump they're going to be in for a rude awakening,\" he added.\n\n\"I'm scared. These results,\" Horner said, nearly in tears. \"I had so much hope this morning. I woke up, put my pantsuit on and knew we would elect a woman president.\"\n\nBut as Trump's lead grew, so did her despair.",
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"Just like disulfide linkages, aluminum specifically forms cross-links of molecules with the protein of the enzyme. After binding to brush border proteins amylase is internalized into enterocytes restoring glucose uptake I would really like to see this replicated in high and low amylase groups with real foods instead of swishing solutions which may exaggerate the differences though actually probably better represents the reality in which most in industrialized countries consume them.\n\nPancreatic Function Amylase Localization, Regulation and Deficiency Pancreatic amylase is similar to other secretory proteins and is synthesized in the rough endoplasmic reticulum. Patients with isolated amylase deficiency have been reported with carbohydrate malabsorption and its resulting symptoms 30, The determination of subsite binding energies of porcine pancreatic alpha-amylase by comparing hydrolytic activity towards substrates.\n\nRelationships between data sets were analyzed using the Pearson correlation coefficient. Procedures were approved in accordance with the ethical standards of the Office of Regulatory Affairs at the University of Pennsylvania and all participants gave informed consent for participation on an approved form.\n\nTake 5ml of the starch solution, 2ml of the saliva solution and 5 ml of water in each test tube. Concerted evolution of human amylase genes.\n\nJ Biol Chem That is, the enzyme ptyalin or amylase present in human saliva hydrolyse the big molecules of food into many molecules. In addition, postprandial blood glucose concentrations following ingestion of starchy foods, such as rice and potatoes, are lower when the food is swallowed whole, rather than chewed first, mixed with saliva, and then swallowed Analysis of tissue amylase output by an automated method.\n\nA new and rapid method for the clinical determination of alpha-amylase activities in human serum and urine.\n\nIt is also important to be aware that pancreatitis can occur without increased serum amylase especially with alcoholic pancreatitis or recurrent chronic pancreatitis These observations collectively suggest that salivary amylase plays a critical role in the metabolism of complex carbohydrates.\n\nSpecifically, higher salivary. Amylase is an enzyme found in human saliva, which is responsible for the breaking down of starch into sugar. The process of digestion begins with the chewing of food, in the presence of salivary amylase in the mouth, to convert the starch in food to sugar.\n\nRole of Amylase. Saliva is rich in an enzyme called amylase. This enzyme is responsible for converting amylose and amylopectin in starch. Amylase coats and surrounds each starch molecule in your mouth. Recent research has shown that different people contain different levels of this salivary amylase, and the levels are both genetic and environmental."
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"We all know that lists are subjective – that is the point of them. So I’ve decided to do a series of top 10 albums across genres. They’ll appear sporadically. And rather than call them “Top 10” I will call them ten of the most important – sorry if that sounds pretentious. It’s not meant to. It’s meant to describe the albums as being important to me, seminal in terms of turning me on to a genre, reminding me of the things I liked about a genre – reintroducing me, leading on to other similar (or disparate) musical ideas. Important in that sense.\n\nAnd because if this blog is anything it’s a study in not being deterred by idiocy, since – hey – my own has clearly never stopped me, then with that, here we go again – this time ten important jazz albums. And if you can’t think of your own list you could always just tell me that mine sucks.",
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"1. The Buddy Rich Big Band, Big Swing Face: I mentioned it recently on my list of ten ‘drum’ albums. This was played to me when I decided I wanted to play the drums. It scared me, baffled me, excited me – and though there are plenty of times when I haven’t really enjoyed the relentless approach of Buddy Rich as big-band driver, I would say as often as not actually, this was still among the very first jazz albums I heard; it would have been the first time I sat and listened to a jazz album all the way through, side to side. I’ve kept this record. I still play it. I was ten years old when I first heard it.\n\n2. Miles Davis, Kind of Blue: When the family got its first CD player we had won some competition so scored a bunch of free CDs with it, including Miles Davis’ Tutu. That was cool. The whole family was into it – we only had about five CDs to choose from (others",
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"included Santana, Prince and The Animals). The collection grew pretty quickly from there and as that was the introduction to Miles Davis for all of us we decided to get something older, one of his “classic” albums. You can’t get more classic than this. I’ve collected up over a hundred Miles Davis recordings and all because of this. Miles – and this album to start with – became a way to learn about other great players. Every musician on Kind of Blue is represented in my collection across a bunch of other albums, some with them as the leader, sometimes, as with here, they’re simply part of a magical line-up.\n\n3. John Coltrane, A Love Supreme: My brother used to return home from university with albums he’d picked up on sale, with new artists he’d been tipped off about. He, being",
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"older, introduced me to The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Hello Sailor, Lou Reed, David Bowie, Th’ Dudes, The Who and many other great artists. Long-term, long-time favourites. He also brought home this album – one of my all-time favourite records by anyone ever; a life-changing experience. I took the dive headlong into Coltrane’s music from hearing this album.\n\n4. Chet Baker/Art Pepper, Picture of Heath: Yet another star-studded cast here. And my introduction to some of these players came from hearing this album. Prior to knowing this they were just names – or in the case of Chet Baker I knew a whole other sound only. My memory of this album is caught up, too, in the importance of great advisers. I had worked with Colin Morris in a record store, had visited him when he has his own store and I had met Seamus when he was running the chain store where I lined up all night for the midnight opening to “be first in the world” to buy Pink Floyd’s P.U.L.S.E. With Colin and Seamus together working at Fisheye Discs they made a formidable team; weekly visits taught me so much. They were good friends and they turned me on to so many great albums – so many classics. Among them, this. A gift idea for my father. I had to get a second copy for myself. (Side note: one time Seamus hand-delivered a CD to my father in Hawke’s Bay. A birthday present that would have been late otherwise. He didn’t know my dad, and had no reason to offer that service, that kindness. He was simply going to be",
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"driving up to Hawke’s Bay that day to start a holiday. He found my father’s work and personally delivered the album he’d recommended to me. He was the best).\n\n5. Art Pepper, Meets The Rhythm Section: On the Art Pepper tip I got pretty hooked – a part of the charm, a part of the story was his sad tale of addiction. This was around the time that books like Melvin Burgess’ Junk, William S. Burroughs’ Junkie and the films Trainspotting and The Basketball Diaries were part of a huge interest in that slide. A sort of romanticising of the junkie life – without ever moving beyond the cheerleading stage. The Beat writers and Bukowski’s booze tales, flagging university classes, listening to jazz. It all seemed to fit together nicely. The story about Pepper working with “The Rhythm Section” – Miles Davis’ crack band of the time was the allure with this album. Then of course there’s the music. A favourite to this day.\n\n6. Sonny Rollins, Tenor Madness: The selling point was the “battle” – Rollins and Coltrane going at it, at each other, attacking the tune – the title track. But then I just kept coming back to this album and from there to all that Rollins offers. There’s a kindness in his playing, a joy, such a spirit. The recent documentary on Sky’s Arts Channel currently is worth a look. I consider getting the chance to interview Sonny Rollins a career highlight (if I could ever call what I do a career – probably not). But certainly talking to Rollins, seeing him play, being moved by his story sent me back to this album again just recently.",
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"7. Ornette Coleman, Free Jazz: It was fairly early on in my jazz listening that I heard this – a cacophony, two blended quartets. Well, the novelty was that you could switch between the speakers and hear the two quartets playing independent of one another; the real intention of the album was to hear the overlap, the colouring over the lines of this burst of noise. I reckon I stayed – the first time – because I knew Don Cherry from his appearance with Lou Reed on a live version of Heroin that I really liked. I stayed – the second time – because I was obsessed with hearing great jazz drummers. This album didn’t feature one – it had two. I stayed, from there, because for the longest time I had nothing else in my collection of music this freeing. I used to come home after high school hockey matches and put this on and just sit with it. Back in the days when there was time.\n\n8. Keith Jarrett, The Koln Concert: One of the most beautiful albums I know – an album I don’t think I could ever get sick of, and my introduction to the solo works of Jarrett. I’m discovering his music – he’s still releasing wonderful new stuff too. I knew him as part",
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"of Miles’ big band in the fusion days, I knew some of his lovely Standards Trio work but this album – again the story around it, a first-time promoter, less than ideal situations, a one-off performance caught on tape. That all feeds into it, sure. But for me while this album is on nothing else in the world matters.\n\n9. Louis Armstrong, The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Sessions: I liked What A Wonderful World, the first thing I knew about/by Louis Armstrong. It wasn’t until a couple of years later that I found out that it was a late-in-the-career piece, almost a novelty-song when compared with the stuff he had done to make his name. So back to the source I went. Via a couple of “20 Greatest Hits”-styled teasers. I ordered this box-set – it was always such a treat, such a big move to commit to ordering over the counter a box-set. And the wait was a big part of it, the build-up…this music knocks me out. Couldn’t ever be without it. And you know I still like What A Wonderful World too – time and place. I’m no Louis Armstrong purist, I can handle the late-career schmaltz and cheese too.\n\n10. Duke Ellington/Charlie Mingus/Max Roach, Money Jungle:Well there’s three giants here and you could come to this album for any one of them – I knew them all by the time I found out about this but, going in, my big interest was Roach. He’s my all-time favourite jazz drummer (if I had to pick just one). I loved so much of Mingus’ work and Ellington’s too – in both cases, particularly their compositional approach. Here you get to hear",
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"Ellington the player more so than in other cases, where he’s the arranger, bandleader, composer – he’s playing too. But he’s playing as orchestrator/leader/conductor. Here it’s a swinging, hard bop trio. There’s an edge to his playing that I haven’t found on other albums. Mingus is brutal – well, of course. And Roach is wonderful. The supergroup-aspect is what interested me about this. The way this set just hums, bristles, bounces – that’s what’s kept me listening.\n\nHarder than any other genre to pick just ten – these are the ten I thought of today when trying to remember a few key moments, albums that opened doors, that blew my mind. Albums that ushered in jazz or returned me to the sound. Of course I could name ten more straight away. And then again. And then again. But part of the fun of it – the challenge – is in trying to narrow it down to just ten. Have a go.\n\nWhat do you consider your ten important jazz albums? And see anything there on the list above you like, agree with or are keen to try?",
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"Failures in seeking truth are inherent to the job of journalism. But now the Times has rid itself of a powerful tool for learning from its previous mistakes and, maybe, preventing the next one.\n\nThe compact a free press has with the public is based on two fundamental pillars: truth and trust. To earn the latter isn’t easy, however, because the former rarely just lies around in plain sight, waiting to be typed up and published.\n\nThat’s why journalism is, in all honesty, a frustrating profession of daily failure, of falling short—a telling of some of the truth, a few of the facts, as best as a reporter and editor know them. Right now. Or until tomorrow, when they will try to add more to the story. For a news organization to pretend otherwise is to build that foundation with the public upon rotten timbers that, sooner or later, will collapse.\n\nTo combat this, professional news organizations, including the New York Times, put systems in place to address their daily shortfalls in the pursuit of truth: They check facts. They vet sources. They consult experts. They edit copy. And, when necessary, they run corrections.\n\nBut these tactical measures are basic, and mostly granular in scale. What these systems are not well-designed to catch are broad strategic failures, ones where ingrained institutional biases and groupthink slip unseen into corporate media coverage and distort it for weeks, months, even years. Until you wake up one day to find your newsroom helped to launch a war based on phony WMD claims, missed the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression, or enabled an incompetent, narcissistic xenophobe to become president. Those are the kinds of events that sink the public’s trust in the mass media to record lows.\n\nAgain, there are (more complicated) systems that can be put in place to help avoid these more massive shortfalls: Hire a more diverse staff. Crowdsource information. Break out of beat bubbles frequently. Watch what other, local and specialized news organizations are covering.\n\nBut there’s another, more accessible way to build trust with the public, to show that your news organization cares enough about what it does to question itself: Have an ombud. And in the aftermath of its notoriously flawed coverage of the Bush administration’s rush to invade Iraq, the New York Times felt compelled to create its own ombud position, the public editor, in 2003.\n\nIn an age of back-to-back buyouts and constant cost-cutting, however, investing a full-time salary in someone whose primary job is criticizing your coverage and broadcasting your newsroom’s inadequacy can be a tough sell in corporate media boardrooms. And yesterday, the Times seemingly succumbed to these same parochial concerns when it abruptly announced it would kill off its public editor. (The current occupant, Liz Spayd, has her last day tomorrow, June 2.)\n\nThis move by the Times is tragically short-sighted, though admittedly not uncommon. (As of next week, among major outlets, only NPR and ESPN will have full-fledged ombuds on staff.) But for media organizations that shape our country’s discourse, to have a staff ombud offered a strong signal that they accept, own and take responsibility for that daily failure to arrive at the whole truth. Or, as I noted in The Nation (5/7/13) after the Washington Post killed off its longtime ombud four years ago:\n\nIf yours is a newspaper or TV network with a national or international reach and especially if you have aspirations of charting the nation’s policymaking and political process, then the cost of employing one person who can offer honest, real-time feedback on your reportage is an investment in your reputation that, if done right, more than pays for itself.\n\nIn 2013, Post publisher Katharine Weymouth tried to justify her decision to kill off its ombud by claiming the role was an anachronism, “created decades ago for a different era.” Media critics inside and outside the paper, she said, “will continue to hold us accountable for what we write, as will our readers.” And to demonstrate her ongoing commitment to listening to these voices, she replaced the paper’s ombud with a “reader’s representative,” a new position, but one that was effectively neutered from the outset by being embedded into the Post’s newsroom hierarchy.\n\nYesterday’s executive memo from Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. that axed his paper’s public editor sounded eerily the same. He trotted out ambiguous corporate-speak about the job having “outgrown that one office.” Sulzberger also tried to blunt the impact by creating a “reader’s center” to supposedly better listen to complaints. And just like Weymouth, Sulzberger disingenuously cited the paper’s readers and many followers on social media, “who collectively serve as a modern watchdog, more vigilant and forceful than one person could ever be.”\n\nThese are rationalizations, not legitimate rationales. Times may change and platforms may evolve, but reporting the truth—and the many challenges that accompany that task—remains as fundamental to journalism as it was when the Republic first started. There is no “outgrowing” the intrinsic value of critically interrogating one’s own press coverage. And while more reader-focused attention is welcome, those efforts rarely last through the next organizational restructuring, as the Post’s experience attests—it quietly killed off its “reader’s representative” after just eight months, which proved to be no great loss.\n\nPublic editor Margaret Sullivan had the most intrepid approach to the possibilities of the position.\n\nAs for the let-1,000-media-critics-bloom argument, it too is a canard, as Spayd’s predecessor Margaret Sullivan pointed out. The fact that an ombud or public editor is empowered and paid by the news org gives it a unique advantage over even a horde of external critics, whom the masthead is free to ignore. “The one thing an ombud or public editor can almost always do is hold feet to the fire, and get a real answer out of management,” Sullivan noted on Twitter.\n\nSullivan’s tenure as Times public editor is noteworthy because, among the six to hold the job, she embodied the broadest spirit and most intrepid approach to its possibilities for making the paper sharper and the public wiser for it. She was commendably responsive to valid critiques (FAIR.org, 8/21/14) and took it upon herself to initiate others—and she got results (New York Times, 3/15/16).\n\nThose public editors who came before and after her in the role were admittedly more of a mixed bag, sometimes open-minded (FAIR.org, 10/3/09), other times less so (FAIR.org, 6/10/04). The nadir, perhaps, was when Arthur Brisbane (1/12/12) used his platform to ask a shockingly obtuse question for a news organization: “Should the Times be a Truth Vigilante?”—only to answer, essentially: maybe?\n\nSadly, the current public editor, Spayd, seemed to have regressed to the mean as well, with an approach that often veered between being a glorified customer-service rep and marketing consultant—that is, when she wasn’t whiffing on a major issue like the paper’s many blindspots in covering the 2016 election.\n\nDespite the public editor’s uneven history, the Times and its readers were still unquestionably better served by its presence and its potential. To lose this position means both the paper and the public will suffer in the long run. Corporate media, now more than ever, can only recapture the public’s trust by bringing more transparency and accountability to those people and institutions in power. 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First, the Eve formula the middle line of the original superformula is transposed into the upper register, exchanging with the Michael formula which is lowered to the middle, while the Lucifer formula remains in its original position in the bass; this places the Eve formula in the foreground, which is appropriate because in the Licht cycle Monday is Eve's day Frisius ; Kiec , Second, while the Michael formula is essentially unaltered, both the Eve and Lucifer layers are made to seem to be inverted, by a process that Stockhausen called Schein-Spiegelung , or \"apparent inversion\" Stockhausen a , ; this is accomplished by exchanging some of the neighbouring core tones of the melodies.\n\nThis is followed by an ascending scale-like figure, filling in the same interval. The Eve formula, now richly ornamented, similarly exchanges notes so that its originally rising major third, C to E, instead descends from E to C. In one later, exposed place, similar exchanges cause the passage to bear a strong resemblance to the interval sequence with which the Michael formula closes Frisius Beginning with XV \"Synthi-Fou\", , which is part of the ending of Dienstag aus Licht , Stockhausen began to substitute the synthesizer which he also somewhat misleadingly called elektronisches Klavier in place of the traditional piano, since the German word Klavier historically could refer to any keyboard instrument, and Stockhausen saw the history of the piano logically continued by the synthesizer Stockhausen , The electronic music is played back over eight loudspeakers, which are arranged in a cube around the listeners.\n\nSounds move round about, diagonally, from above to below, and below to above, in eight simultaneous layers with various rates of speed, and Synthi-Fou plays—on four keyboards and with nine pedals—a new music.\n\n\nThe change to synthesizers opened up a host of new technical possibilities; the relationship of the keys to the production of sound is radically different from the piano. Synthesizers and samplers are no longer dependent on finger dexterity. Stockhausen , — The piece was written for the Micheli Competition, who had commissioned a seven-minute piano piece, it was first played in October to the jury by the three finalists in that competition.\n\nThe score is dedicated to \"all pianists who do not only play the traditional stringed piano but who also include electronic keyboard instruments in their instrumentarium\". Although the piece is precisely notated, there is no specific part for the keyboardist to perform. Instead, the performer must choose which notes to perform synchronously with the meticulously notated electronic music Kiec , ; this process has been compared by one writer to the realization of a figured bass in Baroque performance practice Maconie , According to the score preface, it is to be performed on \"electronic piano\" elektronisches Klavier , but this is defined as \"a freely chosen keyboard instrument with electronic sound storage, for example a synthesizer with sampler , memory, modules , etc.\n\nThe score authorizes the performer to create a personal work against the background of the music of the scene \"Children's War\" from Freitag ; the comet is a traditional sign of impending disaster which, combined with the tolling bells of doom and recollection of the opera's scene of a terrible battle of children, express a pessimistic view of the world Maconie , Stockhausen made another version of this piece for a solo percussionist with the same tape accompaniment, it is titled Komet for a percussionist, electronic and concrete musik, and sound projectionist. The three full formula layers rotate in each of these five sections, with the dominant upper line occupied in turn by the Lucifer, Eve, Michael, Eve, and Michael formulas; this complete formula is stated three times, each time times faster than the time before, and each time with the layers given a different timbral colour Stockhausen , 23— Although the work has yet to be premiered, one writer speculates that it will likely prove to be.\n\nMaconie , Category:Compositions by Karlheinz Stockhausen. A pioneer of indeterminacy in music, electroacoustic music, non-standard use of musical instruments, Cage was one of the leading figures of the post-war avant-garde.\n\nCritics have lauded him as one of the most influential composers of the 20th century, he was instrumental in the development of modern dance through his association with choreographer Merce Cunningham , Cage's romantic partner for most of their lives. The work's challenge to assumed definitions about musicianship and musical experience made it a popular and controversial topic both in musicology and the broader aesthetics of art and performance.\n\nCage was a pioneer of the prepared piano , for which he wrote numerous dance-related works and a few concert pieces. The best known of these is Interludes. His teachers included Henry Cowell and Arnold Schoenberg , both known for their radical innovations in music, but Cage's major influences lay in various East and South Asian cultures. Through his studies of Indian philosophy and Zen Buddhism in the late s, Cage came to the idea of aleatoric or chance-controlled music, which he started composing in ; the I Ching , an ancient Chinese classic text on changing events, became Cage's standard composition tool for the rest of his life.\n\nIn a lecture, Experimental Music , he described music as \"a purposeless play\", \"an affirmation of life — not an attempt to bring order out of chaos nor to suggest improvements in creation, but a way of waking up to the life we're living\". The family's roots were American: in a interview, Cage mentioned that George Washington was assisted by an ancestor named John Cage in the task of surveying the Colony of Virginia.\n\nCage described his mother as a woman with \"a sense of society\", \"never happy\", while his father is best characterized by his inventions: sometimes idealistic, such as a diesel-fueled submarine that gave off exhaust bubbles, the senior Cage being uninterested in an undetectable submarine. John Milton Sr. The latter is a short lively piece that ends abruptly, while \" Crete \" is a longer melodic contrapuntal work.\n\nCage's first experiences with music were from private piano teachers in the Greater Los Angeles area and several relatives his aunt Phoebe Harvey James who introduced him to the piano music of the 19th century, he received first piano lessons when he was in the fourth grade at school, but although he liked music, he expressed more interest in sight reading than in developing virtuoso piano technique, was not thinking of composition. During high school, one of his music teachers was Fannie Charles Dillon.\n\nBy , Cage was convinced that he wanted to be a writer. He graduated that year from Los Angeles High School as a valedictorian , having in the spring given a prize-winning speech at the Hollywood Bowl proposing a day of quiet for all Americans. Cage enrolled at Pomona College in Claremont as a theology major in In he dropped out, having come to believe that \"college was of no use to a writer\" after an incident described in the autobiographical statement: I was shocked at college to see one hundred of my classmates in the library all reading copies of the same book.\n\nInstead of doing as they did, I went into the stacks and read the first book written by an author whose name began with Z. I received the highest grade in the class. That convinced me. I left. Cage persuaded his parents that a trip to Europe would be more beneficial to a future writer than college studies, he subsequently sailed to Le Havre , where he took a train to Paris.\n\nCage stayed in Europe for some 18 months.\n\nOoops! Your browser is no longer supported\n\nFirst he studied Gothic and Greek architecture, but decided he was not interested enough in architecture to dedicate his life to it, he took up painting and music. 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"Does Color Film Have a Color Tone Bias?\n\nIt's been going on for decades. Film chemicals that coat the film and react with the various colors coming through the lens weren't made to cope with a diverse set of skin tones.\n\nBack in the 1940s and 50s, the standard was called a \"Shirley card,\" which was used to calibrate the colors for printing. These checks were based on white skin tones. This is changing with digital photography and its technology, but creating awareness and making it known is another step forward for mankind.\n\nWe've fixed a lot of these biases with the digital revolution. Yet, we still have misrepresentation of darker skin tones in magazines and advertisements. These biases have also been brought from the film days to the digital era, as the video mentions. As photographers, the only way to change this is to promote and use the brands that actually make the changes needed to their software and hardware, whether it's sensors or the way the software responds to the sensor's data throughput. As Estelle Caswell says: \"Tools are only as good as the people who use them.\"\n\nI will most certainly pay more attention to skin tones and the way the camera responds to the colors it's taking moving forward. Digital photography can change this. I'm looking forward to a period where people and moments in time are documented with equal and real color renditions. As the video says: \"Technology should be the ultimate equalizer to serve everyone's needs without an inherent bias.\"",
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Damage from Fay was quite extreme, but a specific cost of damage is unknown.\n\nA tropical wave moved off the coast of Africa on August 7 without any significant convection, with an associated low pressure area moving southwestward away from the coast.It passed just south of the Cape Verde Islands, and tracked generally westward with a subtropical ridge centered to its north over the Azores. Late on August 9, an area of convection developed in association with the wave. With generally favorable conditions for development, the system began slowly organizing, to the extent that on August 10, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) remarked for its potential to become a tropical depression in a few days. By August 11, however, the thunderstorm activity became disorganized and limited, though the next day convection reformed by the time it was located about 650 mi (1050 km) east of the Lesser Antilles. The hurricane hunters first flew into the system on August 12, though the flight only reported a broad area of low pressure. After the hurricane hunters’ flight, the system became disorganized as environmental conditions became less favorable, and by late on August 13 the convection was limited and well-removed from the low center. The next day, thunderstorm activity increased and organized, though another hurricane hunters flight confirmed the system did not develop into a tropical cyclone. After passing over the northern Lesser Antilles, the system moved over the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, maintaining an area of deep convection. It became better defined as it moved through the Mona Passage, and a hurricane hunters flight confirmed the presence of a closed circulation. With flight level wind gusts of 56 mph (91 km/h) reported northeast of the center, the NHC initiated advisories on Tropical Storm Fay late on August 15 as the cyclone moved ashore along eastern Dominican Republic. Initially, it was forecast to steadily intensify before and after crossing Cuba, later reaching minimal hurricane status in the eastern Gulf of Mexico; the HWRF hurricane model predicted for Fay to become a strong hurricane off the coast of western Florida. Upon first becoming a tropical cyclone, Tropical Storm Fay was moving steadily westward over Hispaniola, influenced by a ridge to its north. At around 1200 UTC on August 16, the storm emerged into the Gulf of Gonâve, with little organized convection near the center. Environmental conditions favored strengthening, and convection quickly developed over the center. By early on August 17, a hurricane hunters flight reported a better organized circulation center, and satellite images displayed well-established outflow within a large convection envelope. After passing near or over southwestern Granma Province in Cuba, upper-level wind shear increased slightly, and the convection diminished near the center. The storm turned more to the northwest, due to a trough weakening the ridge to its north. Fay made four Florida landfalls, first at Key West in the late afternoon of August 18, then early the following morning at Cape Romano south of Naples as a 60 mph (96 km/h) tropical storm. Later that day, while crossing central Florida, Fay unexpectedly strengthened to 65 mph (106 km/h) over land with a pressure of 986 mb, which is a stronger intensity than Fay had ever obtained over open ocean. The storm developed an eye feature, and continued to hold its strength for the rest of the day. After many hours of land interaction, Fay began to weaken. Fay regained some strength, however, after leaving land at Melbourne and heading northward over the warm Atlantic Ocean waters, only to be deflected westward as it encountered a high pressure ridge. This resulted in another landfall at Flagler Beach in the afternoon of August 21. Fay then emerged into the northeastern Gulf of Mexico and made its fourth landfall on the morning of August 23 near Carrabelle in the Florida Panhandle. Fay narrowly missed making yet another landfall, the center staying barely onshore while passing Panama City and St. Andrews Bay.\n\nNonstop flights between Guatemala and the Dom. Rep. begin\n\nInvestments in new infrastructure will transform the country\n\nCabo Rojo port to disembark tourists by the end of 2023"
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Moreover, the relationship between these exchanges, token issuers, and coin ranking sites is opaque and presents significant risks in what seems to be an unsustainable market trend.\n\nThe resulting fragmentation of the financial landscape in digital asset markets creates a high barrier to entry for mainstream investors as well as a lack of options for companies with digital assets reserves (such as projects that raised ICOs) to plug into practical financial services. This stems primarily from a hesitancy on the part of banks to offer services to digital asset exchanges, investment funds, and ICO companies.\n\nThe precedent of the hesitancy of traditional financial institutions to establish relationships with digital asset initiatives is clearly represented by the ongoing struggles and controversy surrounding the exchange Bitfinex. Last year, Wells Fargo cut off their correspondent relationships with Bitfinex — one of the largest and most popular exchanges in the world — initiating a series of struggles by the exchange to access sufficient financial services over the course of the last year.\n\nMore recently, Bitfinex had started using Noble Bank International — based in Puerto Rico — for its banking services. However, Noble Bank is reportedly seeking a sale amid the ongoing bear market slide in cryptocurrencies and the apparent breaking of Noble’s relationship with the custodian Bank of New York Mellon Corp. Since then, Bitfinex has faced allegations of insolvency, along with Tether — that also used Noble Bank — who is owned by the same parent company as Bitfinex, iFinex. Bitfinex has since broken off their relationship with Noble Bank and strongly denied the allegations. Bitfinex has now reportedly tapped London-based banking giant HSBC for its services.\n\nThe ongoing saga of Bitfinex is representative of the fragmentation of financial services in the industry and the lingering fragility of the relationships between digital asset exchanges and traditional banking. As such, the ability to access sufficient liquidity pools, custodial and brokerage services, and payment services is mostly absent or challenging to come by in cryptomarkets.\n\nThe recent report from BitMEX’s research arm highlights how the majority of funding that ICO projects raised has already been liquidated into fiat, with the 222 projects analyzed only holding roughly 25 percent of the initial Ether that they raised. This is important because it identifies the uncertainty of holding sizeable digital asset reserves (such as Ethereum in this context) by projects focused on building solutions in the same field. Not only is this most likely a result of the volatility of the markets, but due to the lack of options for these companies at hand to access the necessary financial services while retaining their asset reserves.\n\nIt is unlikely that Bitcoin and decentralized cryptocurrency networks will completely replace legacy financial systems, at least in the near term future. The more realistic result is a hybrid model of interconnected blockchain and banking layers offering more diverse services with reduced transaction costs and counterparty risks. The necessary framework for this to be achieved is still developing, and assurances such as regulatory legitimacy and market efficiency are needed for such hybridized financial services to successfully develop. Once they do, companies such as digital asset exchanges, investment funds, and ICO projects should be better able to plug into traditional financial networks, opening the door for a new dynamic of financial services.\n\nNumerous initiatives are working on building this new infrastructure for the future financial system, and several of them are well-positioned to have a significant impact.\n\nSome of the high-profile exchanges in the U.S. such as Coinbase and Gemini have been taking meaningful strides to expand their services and bridge the gap between cryptomarkets and institutional finance.\n\nCoinbase — who recently surpassed 25 million users — has built out their retail service offerings including Coinbase Commerce, designed to easily onboard online merchants into the crypto space. 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Rollins should do enough to overcome a probable .250 average, especially in a lineup that’s looking better and better with seemingly each passing hour.”\n\nI wrote that December 12th, a day after Jimmy Rollins was traded to the Dodgers, the first of several franchise altering moves that Los Angeles’ President of Baseball Operations, Andrew Friedman, would make over the course of the Winter Meetings. Truth be told – I’m still shocked. I keep looking for reasons to send the veteran plummeting down my shortstop rankings, but the situation hasn’t changed: if Rollins can maintain his level of speed and power, he’s still positionally elite. Hell, he’s almost just elite in general. In 2014 only nine men other than the Phillie could flaunt the combination of 15 home runs and 20 stolen bases – Todd Fraizer, Alexei Ramirez, Brian Dozier, Ian Desmond, Carlos Gomez, Jacoby Ellsbury, Charlie Blackmon, Brett Gardner, and Michael Brantley. But let’s break down this already exclusive list. Unlike Rollins’ completely sustainable 9.6% HR/FB ratio, a number very much in line with his, albeit long, career, the latter two players, Gardner and Brantley, were both the recipients of ratios almost twice that of the figures they had previously posted. Even a player like Blackmon, whose .331 home average was 90 points higher than his mark away from the magic elixir that is Coors Field, has recently been rumored to be on the trading block, obviously a dagger to his perceived value. The point is, contrary to the easy narrative, there are concerns aside from age – especially if it’s only affecting subtle areas of Rollins’ game.\n\nIt’s not out of the realm of normalcy for a switch-hitter to clearly favor a particular side of the plate in the later stages of his career, whether it’s a result of bat speed or just the widening of an already apparent split gap. For example, Rollins has been relatively consistent from both batter’s boxes – at least in the broad scope of his entire career. The Dodger is a .265 hitter as a righty and has a .267 average as a lefty. Even Rollins’ power has been eerily evenly spread throughout his time in the MLB. The 36 year-old has hit a home run for every 39.1 at bats against right-handed pitching, while he has done so just slightly less often at one per 39.5 at bats when facing a southpaw. Yet this is where his age has begun to show, but in a way conducive to him retaining the most value. Since 2011, in 663 at bats from the right side, Rollins has hit just a single home run for every 60.3 at bats. However, in 1674 at bats as a left-handed batter, Rollins is hitting a long ball once every 32.8 at bats. Now, the loss of power could never be described as a good thing, but, if it’s only manifested itself to a single side of Rollins swing, it’s not the worst thing in the world if the side it left alone was the side in which the shortstop has found himself in 71.9% of his plate appearances the past four seasons. Not to mention the fact it’s barely effected his speed. Using that same time parameter of 2011-14, Rollins’ aged 32 to 35 seasons, the former second round draft pick has stolen 110 bases in 135 attempts – an 81.5% success rate. Last season specifically was no different, with Rollins swiping 28 in 34 tries (82.4%). With only 14 players managing 25+ steals in 2014, Rollins ability to not only steal bases, but do so at an above average clip bodes incredibly well heading into April.\n\nEssentially it comes down to weighing established numbers against Father Time with Jimmy Rollins. Middle infielders of similar archetype, Barry Larkin or Roberto Alomar, tended to see their speed and stolen base numbers dissipate around the age of 34, while Omar Vizquel was swiping 20+ bags well into his late 30’s. It’s an inexact science, but with people more than ready to write off Rollins after a horrendous 2013, I’m inclined to believe his 2015 lies somewhere in the middle – with his ADP (currently 166 or SS11) not having yet fully recovered. The veteran shortstop is moving to a similar home run park, a far better lineup with the Phillies ranking 28th in wOBA (.295), 25th in average (.242), and 24th in runs (619) last season, and Rollins probably doing so with a return to the lead-off role. Actually, there are aspects of Rollins’ 2014 campaign that might be due for normalization. Even with a lead-off hitter not exactly the beneficiary of many at bats with runners in scoring position, Rollins’ .218 average and .239 BABIP were both career-lows in the situation – not to mention his .681 OPS with RISP was sub .800 for the first time since 2003. Basically, it won’t take much falling in the right way for Rollins to be a Top 10 SS and even less to give a solid return on his ADP. 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"A new adventure (and primal resolution)\n\nIt’s been a while since I posted. Long enough that is is already the new year! Yay! My resolution this year is just to drink enough water. I don’t know why but that’s become one of the most challenging habits for me to develop. And it’s not like I drink lots of other beverages (save for like a mug or two of herbal tea). I just really don’t drink enough, period. So here’s to the new year and being hydrated!\n\nBut harken! There be death ahead\n\nOther than that, the new year is starting strong. My death doula course starts in two weeks, which I am amped about, though I still have the two co-requisite books to read. I’ve started Die Wise by Stephen Jenkinson and so far it’s got me thinking. Aggressively so. It’s not meant to be a comfortable book, and it lives up to that description. I’ve also taken to writing some of my thoughts from the readings in my “death” notebook to help keep my ideas clear as I progress in the studies. And I am hoping to get involved with the Green Burial Council too, which has me endlessly excited. One of my nearest and dearest jokes that she could see me being the most bubbly of grave keepers, planting fields of wild flowers over a green cemetery, and I’m over here being like “can that be my life?”\n\nIn other news, I’ve also started getting back into poetry, which feels great. I used to write little poems just as a way of expression way back in the day, but trailed off in high school as the looming “future” impended over me. I recently realized wouldn’t it be a better idea to express myself in some artistic word form, rather than obsessively writing to-do and future plan lists? So I’ve committed to renewing my old hobby, and have goals to try to get one poem published somewhere in 2020. I’m not picky where.\n\nTo continue on the long road ahead\n\nI’ve begun jumping back into a more movement based life, which feels amazing. The hubs and I have started going for an hour walk each night while my mom watches the little one, and I have been playing around with some of my movement toys like my wobble board (to reinvigorate my yoga practice), and a 15lb bar to do some modified squats to work out some of the stiffness I’ve developed over the last 2 years. I’ve been able to get hot and sweaty and wasn’t itchy too, which was mind-blowing because that hasn’t happening in years!!! I don’t want to jump the gun, but maybe I am finally seeing a light at the end of the tunnel with topical steroid withdrawal? In general, just getting outside again and breathing in fresh air in a place I feel spiritually safe (childhood home town) is so invigorating. I find myself daydreaming and “filled with determination” about the future (anyone get that reference)?\n\nFacing my lifetime foe, the skin of woe\n\nOn the flip side, I still cannot figure out my skin. It was doing pretty well over vacation when we were in South Carolina and drinking/washing in well water. My suspicion is that I am more sensitive to the chemicals put in our water treatment back in Maryland, but honesty, save for moving to a home with well water, I’m not sure what else I could do to test that theory that didn’t involve me purchasing buckets of purified water for every shower. Maybe I’ll just wait for rainy days and bathe then, ha. Oh wait… isn’t the rain full of microplastics nowadays? I’ll just forgo showering at all haha. All joking aside, my skin is still doing so much better than it was this time last year. My fingers are becoming less swollen (I’m starting to wear rings again), and generally I feel a lot more human. I still get mildly panicked when my skin started to be more “porous” and like the cold gets to me or I feel more sensitive physically (which then transfers to emotionally as well), but overall I am consoled by the trajectory of progress.\n\nA side quest appears\n\nI really, really want to work on a second language this year. My biggest distraction is my own mind, as usual and my inability to commit to one language at a time. I think I really want German though. I waver a lot because Spanish seems more useful broadly speaking, and French is what I was schooled in and have studied the most. But German has a lot going for it:\n\nSo in short, I think this year my side resolution is to really commit to ONE language, and that one and only being German. Just for 2020 then I can go be flaky again (or remake the resolution again next year!).",
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"Raccoons (Procyon lotor) are perhaps the most immediately recognizable animal/pest found in the U.S. And they’re not hard to find, even with the masks they wear. Coons are unbelievably versatile and adaptable. Yes, they are most commonly found in areas where there is water nearby. However, they are frequently found smack dab in the middle of towns and cities too. This is due primarily to the fact that they are extremely adept at dumpster diving. Being omnivorous, they do not care what they eat. They like fruit, meat, veggies, fish, bugs, lo mein, Jello, Slim Jims, and just about anything else they can get their adorably dexterous little paws on. If it’s edible and you toss it in the garbage, they’ll eat it.\n\nMovies often portray raccoons as smart, curious, and cute as the dickens. What the movies fail to show us is what an incredible pain in the ass they can be. Turns out they don’t dig daintily through your trash. Oh hell no. They dig into that garbage like a four-year-old under the tree on Christmas morning. That’s only the beginning. If there’s mischief that can be caused around your yard, they’ll cause it. If you have a pool, there’s a good chance a raccoon will take a dump in it. I know I shouldn’t laugh about that, but, well, it’s funny. Speaking of water, if you keep ornamental fish, like koi or goldfish, forget about it. They’re dinner. And since raccoons are nocturnal, there’s a pretty good chance all those expensive fish will be gone before you even realize there’s a problem. They also like to eat things you were planning on eating, like garden vegetables, corn, berries, chicken eggs, and sometimes even the chicks. Oh, let’s not forget about bird feeders. They’ll empty ’em in a single night and smash ’em to bits just for good measure. Generally, though, the number one reason for people wanting to know how to get rid of raccoons is that they have a habit of getting into and building a home in the attic or soffits of your house. Unacceptable. Whatever your reason for wanting to get rid of raccoons, read on. I’ve got your back.\n\nA good raccoon trap is by far the your best bet for raccoon removal. Just keep in mind that trapping and relocating raccoons is illegal in most states unless you have a permit. When picking out a live trap, find one that is at least 12″x12″x32″ and very solidly constructed. Since raccoons will eat anything, you have your choice of baits. Canned cat food and canned tuna work well, but you may end up with the wrong animal (like the neighbor’s cat). Most fruits will work well too. When relocating, take the coon at least 10 miles away to a raccoon-friendly environment. Be very careful. They will bite. If you need to find a live trap, Amazon has a wide variety of them.\n\nAn important aspect of raccoon control is keeping them out of the garbage cans. There’s no reason for them to leave if you constantly, but inadvertently, feed them. For starters, get yourself some good, solid metal trashcans, some bungee chords, and a cinder block or two. It’s kind of a pain in the backside, but you will need to cover your garbage, bungee the lid down, and place cinder blocks on top of it every night. Even if you use a city-provided garbage bin, you can still use the bungees and blocks. Even though I’m opposed to the wasteful nature of this idea, it is quite common for people to double bag any waste meat products so the alluring smell won’t be as strong.\n\nKeep your yard clean and free of raccoon fodder\n\nIf there’s no food in your yard, there’s far less reason for raccoons to come around. Don’t leave any pet food of any sort out overnight. Coons love that stuff. If there are fruit trees in your yard, make sure to rake up any fallen fruit. It will start rotting on the ground and become extra fragrant and lure in raccoons. Bird feeders are another big one. It sucks, but you will need to bring your feeders in every night for at least a few weeks. If the raccoons don’t live in your yard, there’s a good chance they’ll quit stopping there at night once they realize the food source has dried up. They’ll be back eventually, but you’ll at least have a little peace.\n\nPutting up a fence is a great way to control raccoons. Unfortunately, they are great climbers, so it will have to be an electric fence. Almost any fence can become electrifying simply by adding one strand of wire about eight inches up from the ground and eight inches back from the fence and connecting it to a pulsating fence charger. This same method can be used around your gardens, fish ponds, shrubs, trees, etc. The only difference is that you would want two strands. One at 6″ up from the ground and one at about a foot. Also, you should only need to run them at night. One final thing, clear away any brush, wood piles, old logs, or anything that a coon might be able to use as cover.\n\nDevices designed to be scary oftentimes work quite well to get rid of raccoon problems. The biggest problem, however, is that raccoons are pretty dang smart and realize relatively quickly that whatever you put out there can’t really do them any harm and therefore become useless. The best thing you can do in this situation is to switch up the scare devices regularly so the coons (hopefully) don’t become accustomed to them. There are a variety of motion-activated devices available you can use including flood lights, radios (set them on talk radio, as raccoons avoid human voices…especially if the human voices are talking about politics), sprinklers, and utlrasonic noisemakers.\n\nRaccoons in the Attic and Chimney\n\nRaccoons like to set up shop in nice, dry, warm places like hollow logs, burrows, holes in trees, and dens abandoned by other animals. So why not go one step further and move into your attic? It’s warmer, dryer, and probably a whole lot more spacious. Good for them, bad for you. Besides the fact that raccoons ruin insulation, wreck screens, and make holes in the side of your house, they also pee and poop up there. And…yuck. Aside from being destructive, raccoons commonly carry fleas, roundworm, and distemper. For all of these reasons, getting rid of raccoons is important.\n\nIf there are raccoons currently living in your attic and you want to take matters into your own hands, wait ’til night when the adult coons will be out, and get to work. Set up as many lights up there as possible. Raccoons like dark. Next, grab a radio or two or three and set them loudly on talk radio. Sometimes the two things alone are enough to get the raccoons to pack their bags. Otherwise, if you are certain there are no baby raccoons living up there that will be left to die, rot, and stink up your house without their mother, exclude the adult. Start by trimming back all tree branches that the coons might be able to use to climb onto your roof. Next, find and patch any holes you see. Look carefully, as they only need about a four-inch hole to enter. It’s always a good idea to leave one hole open in case there’s more raccoons in there. This way they will be forced to leave through that hole and you can firmly secure a live trap in front of it.\n\nHere’s the deal: raccoons are tough to get rid of, especially if they have babies. Oftentimes the babies will be down in the walls where you won’t be able to get to them, and without their mother, they will die and make your house smell like holy hell. So, if this seems like more than you can handle, call a professional to control raccoons.\n\nBecause raccoons are such clean animals and will not usually go to the bathroom in their dens, it’s a good idea to soak towels with this natural raccoon deterrent and toss them either into the dens or place them at den entrances. Ammonia is found naturally in urine, and the smell of it can trick the raccoons into thinking their den is soiled. This may cause them to desert it.\n\nThis raccoon deterrent is readily available at most sporting goods stores and many online retailers. Look for urine from wolves, coyotes, bobcats, or mountain lions, and spray it around areas where coons are hanging out. This is supposed to trick them into thinking predators are nearby and scare them off. Amazon sells Shake-Off Coyote/Fox granules.\n\nI’m a big fan of using this product as a means to get rid of raccoons and other pests. It is a motion-activated sprinkler. When a raccoon trips the sensor, the sudden noise and action of the sprinkler startles raccoons and scares them off. They also get good and wet. And that’s just funny.\n\nThat’s right. I said it. Guns. If you want to kill raccoons, this is the most sure fire way to do it. Just make absolutely certain you know all the laws pertaining to the firing of weapons in your area and the legality of killing raccoons in and out of season. There’s just nothing like using a good rifle to kill raccoons. Makes you feel like a man. Ha!"
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I voted for Barack Obama in 2008 because I was upset about the Iraq War. You should know that I have walked precincts in college when I was in Montana. And you should also know that I led the Republican Club in college. I also had the privilege of attending the Republican National Convention in 1996 in San Diego. My family saw me on C-Span on the floor of the San Diego Convention center. I remember seeing many Senators and Representatives. Then I had something that stunned me that I still smile about to this day. I was standing next to the Texas delegation when Sam Donaldson from ABC News came rushing by and he bumped into me. In return I bumped into someone standing next to the Texas delegation sign. I apologized and the person turned and it was Texas Governor George W Bush. In his Texas drawl he said, “No problem son…” Stunned, I asked for his autograph. You can see his John Hancock on the sign up above. I tell you all this so that you will understand why I left the GOP and why it was a painful but necessary decision.\n\nIn the 2016 election I voted for Marco Rubio in the primary. I like the Senator from Florida and thought he was good, conservative and level headed. I was troubled by Donald Trump and I was sure Rubio would beat him. I was horrified as the primary season went on. The Republican Party I know died in Cleveland at the National Convention and what emerged was something almost in a Frankenstein movie that showed no resemblance to the party I once knew. At that moment I became convinced that to save the party the best thing to do was to vote for country over party. To follow my conscious and not vote Republican because of the stakes and the fears that existed. So this Republican proudly voted for Hillary Clinton. I did so as a protest vote and with my hope that the GOP would lose, organize itself and get its act together. 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And yet, you are learning like I learned that traditional conservatives don’t belong in the Republican Party anymore. Ronald Reagan famously said that he didn’t leave the Democrat Party but the party left him. That speaks for me in that I didn’t leave the Republican Party, the party left me. I remain a Never Trumper because I want to preserve the last best place on earth that we call the United States. I have some requests for you Jeff. I want you to drive the issues in the Senate and become a deep thorn in the side of Donald Trump. Remember actions speak louder than words, and I want you to push the Russian investigation and hold Trump accountable when it comes to Russian sanctions. I want you to challenge Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell to put country over party. If the GOP is going to continue its path of party over country then its going to drag down the country. You know what I do today Jeff? At night I crawl into bed and watch older speeches by George W Bush, Ronald Reagan or even Eisenhower online, You spoke up Jeff, and this is me taking a break from my normal subjects to do a post out of the normal life and speak up in a different way. E pluribus unum should be branded on the heart of everyone who calls this country home. We are rich and strong but we can’t live in a vacuum. That is how democracies are destroyed. Too much is at stake in our democracy for us to stay silent. But I do believe Jeff that the Republican Party now needs to follow the Whigs and the Know Nothing into the history book having been destroyed by Donald Trump. Can you serve our country by working with Evan McMullin and creating a new party for traditional conservatives and moderates? The sooner that happens the better. I also want you to know that I am putting country above party these days. Due to the issues with the GOP I no longer vote Republican. 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"Do you like old-school RPGs like Neverwinter Nights and Planescape: Torment? If you do, then you should already be familiar with Pillars of Eternity II. It’s one of those games that puts quite a big emphasis on the RPG side of things. The worldbuilding is also incredible, the story is often quite grand and gripping. You know what these games do and how they do it. There aren’t many RPGs like these ones out there. But, Pillars of Eternity II is now getting more content which will help you get that impressive RPG fix that you need.",
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"As 2017 comes to a close, it’s worth remembering that America’s mountain of debt continues to grow.\n\nHere are five key facts about federal spending in 2017 to remember:\n\nBy many, 666 is known as the number of the beast in the Book of Revelation in the New Testament. In this case, $666 billion is the 2017 federal budget deficit.\n\nThat’s how much more Congress spent in 2017 than it took in from taxation. Of total spending in 2017, which topped $3,982 billion, Congress borrowed 17 cents on every dollar.\n\nSince then, the debt limit was reinstated at $20.4 trillion in early December.",
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"This year marked the first time that Social Security spending on the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance programs topped $1 trillion.\n\nSocial Security is the single largest federal benefit program. It has held this rank since 1993, when it first surpassed spending on national defense. Without reforms, both Social Security programs are projected to reach insolvency by 2034.\n\nFederal law dictates that Congress must pass a budget to fund national defense and domestic programs that are categorized as discretionary spending, each year by Sept. 31.\n\nThe congressional budget process specifies that Congress should provide this funding in the form of 12 individual spending bills so as to allow for proper deliberation of funding priorities. But Congress rarely, if ever, follows this process, which is also referred to as “regular order.”\n\nContinuing resolutions are a flawed way of funding the government—but when the alternative is a potentially $200-plus billion spending increase from a deal to breach budget caps that are currently in law, a continuing resolution at current funding levels is the lesser evil.\n\nThe president released his first official budget proposal in May 2017.\n\nThe “America First” proposal would balance the budget within 10 years, prioritize national defense spending, and reduce spending on nondefense discretionary programs by more than $1.4 trillion over 10 years.\n\nIt would also implement policies to reduce the reach and weight of the federal government by eliminating wasteful and duplicative programs, and by rolling back harmful regulations that reduce individual freedom and hamstring the national economy.\n\nBut Congress has not given the president’s proposals the serious consideration that they deserve.\n\nThis year, Congress broke several budget number records and kicked the can on funding for the federal government into 2018. This, despite the fact that America’s new president introduced a bold budget to reduce the size and scope of government—including many ideas embraced by Heritage Foundation policy experts.\n\nFederal spending is on an unsustainable upward trajectory, driving national debt to economically harmful levels. This comes with consequences that will be felt for generations in the form of lost opportunity and less prosperity.\n\nNow that Congress and the president have achieved significant tax reform, they must work together in 2018 and beyond to realize fundamental budget reform. If they fail, the gains just realized on taxes could be too soon undone as out-of-control spending exerts pressure to raise taxes in the not-too-distant future.\n\nAs deficits are projected to reach $1 trillion annually before the end of this decade, Congress and the president must not delay to cut spending, right-size the federal government, and reform unsustainable entitlement programs. Succeeding at that is critical to restoring America to greatness.\n\nFrom - The Daily Signal - by Romina Boccia\n\n4. Three continuing resolutions.\nFederal law dictates that Congress must pass a budget to fund national defense and domestic programs that are categorized as discretionary spending, each year by Sept. 31.\n\n…and what about replacing the foregone, compounding interest on the misappropriated funds? Maybe we can appropriate it from the congressional pension fund. I hear THAT’S solvent.\n\nThe Government must cut spending for all but critical expenditures. They know this, but they do not have the guts to do some selective cuts and not worry about the reaction. Just start the cuts, a little at a time; i.e., a bottom line reduction of some percentage for all departments and programs that do not come under the National Security label. No more auto budget increases for any department or program. Come on folks, this is critical.\n\nThey did, Corky. It was a $685 billion, across the board cut. It was Obama lip service, because his administration then added $10 trillion to the deficit.\n\nWhom, if I may. Is the one person or Head of Committee that is the responsible to take care of the budget? Committee’s are the norm for Congress. According to them It is far better to have committees to deal with issues than a single person. Sounds logical doesn’t it, however , one has to remember that Congress has the right of RULE! So they , not the average Americans, decide who will do what and how it will be done. That is unless one of the Powerful Elite, kill the whole process. Remember, this is the crowd that lives by one MOTTO: What’s In It For Me? Affordable Care Act, Nope, They are exempt. Oh they yell and carry on like a hurt Bear but then it goes to the Social Media, Oh wait, That News not social Media, Right! Sorry about that! , once again and then when it comes again. Oh Well, That darn Bear just shows up.\nCan someone give an intelligent answer why The Democrats and Republicans, can’t or won’t see the damage, portions of the Affordable Care , does to their Constituents? Remember, They are Exempt! Right, Mr. McCain? Who by the way voted not to pass those changes, because there was a clause or change that would have take away his exception and of course, He has been diagnosed and had surgery for that Brain Cancer and that is a very, very Expensive Surgery! I hear that his vote alone , killed the bill and in, all probability, will be not be put in process, any time soon?\nThe truth is? I really don’t know the truth. What with Social Media and all that Fake News stuff and then the Partial take of opinions by questionable Media sources. Well, You get the picture! ( To tell the truth, The Whole Truth, So Help You GOD)! Oops sorry, There Goes that God thing again!\n\nHere’s what chaps my Butt. I’ve paid into Social Security since I was 15 and started working, it was not an entitlement or really a benefit then it was what my retirement would be when I reached that age. Then the democrats started stealing (Borrowing) from the SS Trust Fund because they could not stand the thought of all that money sitting there drawing entrest and them not getting their dirty rotten hands on it. The people of this country should demand that ALL Politician retirements be from the same as the rest of us either SS or a seperate retirement program NOT the golden fleece they steal from the American taxpayer. If they want to be a politician let them do it the same way Pres,\\. Trump did it on their own dime and NO salary.\n\nThe deficit spending is borderline criminal. Yet, it’s considered SOP by our representatives.\nMany Federal employees were furloughed at the end of 2017 – like they are every year the budget isn’t met. They are forced to take unpaid leave at the end of the year. Then, in the new year, they are paid retro-actively from “emergency” funding, once a loan is procured. Basically, it becomes paid holidays at the expense of tax payers and consumers.\nFederal payroll taxes paid by Federal workers are faux taxes – the money collected essentially goes to their next paycheck, where it becomes Federal payroll tax again. To make matters worse, additional tax dollars from true taxpayers need to replenish any Federal payroll taxes paid that were refunded when Federal employees filed their returns.\nSo the crime is “kicking the deficit down the road”, and paying Federal employees for NOT working. Sylvia Porter made a simple claim to help resolve poor spending habits – the life of a loan should not exceed the life of the product it purchased. Emergency loans are borrowed to pay for an event that has already passed. Payments and interest expense will be paid for services NOT rendered.\nIt’s no skin off Congress’s chin.\n\nWell Paul Ryan is certainly no deficit hawk. He never has been, despite what he says. He is your typical progressive Republican. Best you’re going to get out of him is maybe an occasional reduction is the rate of growth of the annual budgetary spending hikes. Five or 6 percent instead of the usual 7 percent annual growth rate every now and then. All so he can say he is for “responsible government”. Same goes for Mitch McConnell by the way. So it is certainly no surprise that neither one opted to do true, massive spending cuts to dozens of unneeded federal agencies and programs, which would save the American public hundreds of billions a year in unnecessary spending and also help reduce the deficit.\n\nIf you want a Congress that will take a axe, not dull pocket knife, to federal budget, then elect more House Freedom Caucus types. They are the only ones pushing back against the “business as usual” crowd when it comes to unconstitutional spending. If you don’t want real fiscal conservatives making up the majority of the Republican Party in both houses of Congress, then keep electing the RINOs over and over again.\n\nOn Thursday night, after many days of negotiations within the..."
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"Steve Bannon, a former top adviser to President Donald Trump, is one of several people associated with the “We Build The Wall” organization who were arrested Thursday and charged with massively defrauding donors.\n\nIn a statement, the Justice Department alleged that Bannon and the others schemed to defraud investors out of hundreds of thousands of dollars after the charity aimed at building sections of border wall along the U.S.-Mexico boundary collected in excess of $25 million.\n\n“As alleged, the defendants defrauded hundreds of thousands of donors, capitalizing on their interest in funding a border wall to raise millions of dollars, under the false pretense that all of that money would be spent on construction,” acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss with the Southern District of New York said, according to the DoJ statement.\n\n“While repeatedly assuring donors that Brian Kolfage, the founder and public face of We Build the Wall, would not be paid a cent, the defendants secretly schemed to pass hundreds of thousands of dollars to Kolfage, which he used to fund his lavish lifestyle,” Strauss continued.\n\n“The defendants allegedly engaged in fraud when they misrepresented the true use of donated funds,” added Philip R. Bartlett, Inspector-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the United States Postal Inspection Service.\n\n“As alleged, not only did they lie to donors, they schemed to hide their misappropriation of funds by creating sham invoices and accounts to launder donations and cover up their crimes, showing no regard for the law or the truth,” Bartlett continued.\n\n“This case should serve as a warning to other fraudsters that no one is above the law, not even a disabled war veteran or a millionaire political strategist.”\n\nWe Build The Wall was founded by Kolfage, an Air Force veteran and triple amputee who lost his limbs in Iraq, was previously accused of using Facebook to inconspicuously connect with his website, Right Wing News, in order to bolster his campaign to privately fund sections of the wall.\n\nAccording to the Justice Department, the alleged defrauding began around December 2018 when the organization was founded.\n\n“In particular, to induce donors to donate to the campaign, Kolfage repeatedly and falsely assured the public that he would ‘not take a penny in salary or compensation’ and that ‘100% of the funds raised . . . will be used in the execution of our mission and purpose’ because, as Bannon publicly stated, ‘we’re a volunteer organization,’” the DoJ said.\n\n“Those representations were false,” the department added.\n\nAccording to the charging document, Kolfage allegedly funneled $350,000 to his personal accounts, while Bannon is accused of taking more than $1 million. The group is accused of routing donations through a shell company under Shea’s control using phony invoices and fake “vendor” arrangements, among other ways.\n\nProsecutors also allege that Kolfage noted in a text message to Badolato that his pay arrangement should remain “confidential” and left on a “need to know” basis.\n\nBannon, a former executive at Breitbart News, joined President Trump’s 2016 campaign and became a top adviser until he left the administration in August 2017, rejoining the outlet.\n\nI’ve had the displeasure of knowing Bannon for a decade, so not surprised by the news, but I hope the media also focuses on the other dudes involved with swindling people. Watch media try to somehow hang this on POTUS even though he kicked Sloppy Steve to the curb ages ago.\n\nCongratulations to @realDonaldTrump for acting years ago to cut ties with Steve Bannon.\n\nHe clearly saw something that made him do it."
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"Did you know that among the many codes of law in the ancient Near East, only the Bible contains specific legal protection for aliens? Ancient codes such as those from Babylon and Sumeria included protection for the most vulnerable members of society: the poor, widows and orphans. However, only God’s law adds protection for the alien. Variously translated as sojourner, foreigner, stranger, and alien, the same Hebrew word (ger) literally means “a guest.”\n\nIn the New Testament, Jesus builds on this tradition when he refers to welcoming strangers: “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me,” (Matthew 25:35; all scripture quotations from ESV). The word translated “stranger” in this passage means “the other” and refers to a foreigner, not simply to someone you do not know.\n\nSo why did God place aliens in the same protected category as the poor, widows, and orphans? God makes it clear in several scripture passages that his people and aliens have something very important in common.\n\nGod’s people were to remember where they came from, how they had lived, and what God had done to rescue them from slavery in Egypt. The same truth applies to Christians today. We are to remember the sin from which God has saved us. God has also called us to take up the responsibilities he has saved us for in Christ’s name. One of those responsibilities is the just and compassionate care of the most vulnerable.\n\nThroughout history when oppressed minorities gain economic, political, and religious power, they often become oppressors themselves. This is the nature of fallen human nature, and Israel was not immune to this universal temptation. God wanted to make clear to his people that his heart of compassion and justice was on the side of the most vulnerable members of society and that he would not tolerate oppression of the poor, widows, orphans, and aliens.\n\nIn Leviticus 19:33–34 God tells Israel, “When a stranger sojourns with you in your land, you shall not do him wrong. You shall treat the stranger who sojourns with you as the native among you, and you shall love him as yourself, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God.\n\nAlthough God did make a distinction between circumcised and uncircumcised aliens when it came to the observance of Passover (see Exodus 12:48-49), the Law nevertheless mandated equal protection for the alien.\n\nLeviticus 25:35 says, “If your brother becomes poor and cannot maintain himself with you, you shall support him as though he were a stranger and a sojourner, and he shall live with you.”\n\nIn other words, the standard by which God’s people were to treat their own poor was the proper and compassionate treatment of aliens.\n\nThis is important because it helps to give Christians today wise guidance on how to approach the politically thorny and emotionally freighted issues of immigration and the treatment of refugees.\n\nEven more importantly, God’s Word on these issues gives believers a spiritual checkup for our own hearts and minds. Are we thinking with the mind of Christ? Are we in tune with the heart of God? Or are we letting the world set the agenda and control our grasp of what are undoubtedly difficult issues?\n\nNow what about the issue of refugees specifically?\n\nThe biblical story of Ruth, a Moabite widow who takes refuge in Israel, illustrates God’s heart toward aliens and refugees. The story begins with a famine in the land of Israel during the time of the Judges. Elimelech and his wife Naomi, along with their two sons, leave Bethlehem in search of food in the foreign land of Moab. They have become strangers (aliens) in a strange land. There Naomi’s husband dies and her two sons take Moabite wives. Then both sons die and she is left alone with her two daughters-in-law, Orpah and Ruth.\n\nNaomi decides to return to Israel and urges both women to remain in their homeland of Moab, but Ruth refuses to leave her mother-in-law; instead, she faithfully chooses to follow Naomi to Israel. Ruth is now an alien seeking refuge among God’s people.\n\nWhile gleaning in the fields, Ruth finds favor with Boaz, a worthy and kind relative of Naomi’s late husband. In chapter two, we read of the encounter between Ruth and Boaz:\n\nThen she [Ruth] fell on her face, bowing to the ground, and said to him [Boaz], “Why have I found favor in your eyes, that you should take notice of me, since I am a foreigner?” But Boaz answered her, “All that you have done for your mother-in-law since the death of your husband has been fully told to me, and how you left your father and mother and your native land and came to a people that you did not know before. The Lord repay you for what you have done, and a full reward be given you by the Lord, the God of Israel, under whose wings you have come to take refuge!” (Ruth 2:10–12)\n\nRuth calls herself a foreigner (Hebrew nocri). She uses a different word than ger, a far broader term that doesn’t imply inclusion or worthiness of protection. Nevertheless, Boaz treats her as a ger, a protected resident alien who has taken refuge under the wings of the God of Israel.\n\nThe story of Ruth illustrates several biblical principles and practices with regard to the most vulnerable:\n\nHow then can we, as Christians, apply the story of Ruth to our attitudes and actions toward today’s aliens and refugees?\n\nMy brief glimpse of today’s crisis\n\nAs I write this, I am in the East African country of Uganda, a nation that is hosting 1.3 million refugees, primarily from South Sudan. One of our ministry partners in Uganda is Aloysius Kyazze founder of New Foundation Community Ministries in the northern town of Gulu. I’ll have more to say about him in a post later this month.\n\nPastor Aloysius drove me through a small portion of the 60,000-person Pagirinya Refugee Settlement in northern Uganda, where he has government permission to work. Everywhere I looked there were women, men, and children with their lives on hold. Their only joy was in knowing that they were now safe from the widespread violence and starvation in South Sudan. Nevertheless as refugees they are in the deepest sense homeless with no real connection to the land or the people of Uganda. Like Ruth, the Moabite alien, they have sought refuge (Ruth 2:12). Graciously the Ugandan government provides a degree of refuge and protection, but much more is needed.\n\nHuman beings were meant for far more than survival. God means for us to flourish under his wings in personal relationship with Jesus Christ. When we care about and care for aliens and refugees we reflect more clearly the character of God and the image of Christ. Let us follow the example of Boaz, Aloysius, and ultimately of Jesus himself as we welcome the stranger as our guest in Jesus’s name."
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We toured Thin Walls for quite a while, and we’d been on the road until the end of 2016. I think the whole point of having a break was that we felt too well oiled and in a certain routine. It felt too predictable for ourselves, almost too dangerous to make a fourth album and not repeat ourselves. We’d desired solo work and experimentation a little bit, so we took the decision to take a step back from Balthazar which was cool. It was a carte blanche for us, we could experiment. Tours were in small clubs again and it felt very refreshing, almost like we’d had some sort of creative oxygen. We did that, and it was quite – to our surprise – successful; you never know when it comes to solo stuff. Then we heard each other’s solo albums, which was also really surprising. It was cool to see that you can still be very surprised by what you’ve created. When I saw Warhaus (Maarten’s solo project) I thought, “Wow, you talented motherfucker”. 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When we started the album it thus felt like a clean sheet, which wouldn’t have been possible if we’d made another album straight after Thin Walls. With Warhaus we jammed a lot on stage and allowed some jazz and pop influences to seep in, which is something I think we might also do with Balthazar now. I think the same goes for Jinte with J Bernardt. You interpret your songs in a different way, and it’s just like an extra thing you can bring to the table.\n\nPatricia has left, and Tijs has joined. What has this done to the band dynamic?\nJinte: The thing is, it really depends because we still have to start touring. For the creative process it’s just Maarten and I. Patricia left just after the last album, but it was news which we only came out with this year. It was already a long-term decision for her, because after all these years with Balthazar she was eager to undertake other project. We didn’t want to directly replace her either, because she’s irreplaceable. 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"The innovations behind laser eye treatment have made considerable progress since Jose Barrequer first spearheaded the manual procedures in quite a while center in Columbia in the 1950’s. This Spanish ophthalmologist was answerable for developing the microkeratome, the little sharp edge that slices into the cornea to make the fold before reshaping the eye for better vision. While large numbers of his manual strategies have now been supplanted by consistently further developing laser advancements, the medicines which came after him all owe him an obligation for his experimentation.\n\nFrom his essential strategies an entire host of ways to deal with vision improvement medical procedure have created. LASIK is the most popular, yet this article will investigate the other normal careful methods. At the point when you choose to seek after laser treatment for eyes for your vision, you will actually want to choose the strategy that will give your eyes the most ideal vision.\n\nThis is the most well known laser treatment for eyes. A microkeratome edge cuts a fold in the external eye, which is then stripped back to get to the cornea so it very well may be reshaped by a laser. The most widely recognized laser utilized is the Excimer laser, which remaps the situation of your eye up to 4,000 times each second to guarantee greatest precision.\n\nPRK (Photorefractive keratectomy) depends on a similar standard as LASIK, to be specific, that reshaping the cornea further develops vision. The thing that matters is in how the reshaping of the cornea is finished. With PRK, no fold is cut in the cornea. All things being equal, the exceptionally external layer of the cornea, the epithelium, is reshaped by the laser.\n\nThis sort of a medical procedure is less intrusive than LASIK, making it more appropriate for those with meager corneas. It can likewise manage bigger student sizes with less twisting of vision. The main PRK strategy was not endorsed by the FDA until 1995, despite the fact that it had been usually acted in different nations since the 1980s. The worldwide examination behind PRK makes it a quickly advancing treatment, and the most recent technique hitting available now is known as No Touch, in light of the fact that the method involved with reshaping the external cornea is done totally by laser innovation with no manual instrument use by any means.\n\nLASEK (Laser-Helped Sub-Epithelial Keratectomy) is a variety of PRK. Like PRK, it focuses on the epithelium without cutting a fold into the center of the tissue. In contrast to PRK, it doesn’t further develop vision by reshaping the epithelium tissue. All things being equal, it leaves the epithelium flawless, lifting it up to permit laser shaping of the basic corneal tissue. At the point when this is done, it replaces the epithelium over the reshaped tissue.\n\nLASEK is a laser eye treatment explicitly promoted to the people who have slim or steeply bended corneas. There are less intricacy for these kinds of patients than they would have with a fold style cut. You should take note of that recuperation time with LASEK is longer than for PRK or LASIK. While LASIK and PRK patients normally see obviously the following day, it might require 4 – 7 days after a LASEK method before clear vision is evident.\n\nThe wavefront title alludes to the up and coming age of laser eye medicines. This sort measures the state of your eye, yet in addition the manner in which your eye mutilates light. This permits the laser eye treatment performed to address any current abnormalities in your vision so you have a crisper careful result.\n\nWavefront LASIK is turning into an exceptionally well known decision for the individuals who need to have progressed vision remedy. Pilots, individuals from the military, and the people who as of now have issues with deviations in their sight will capitalize on wavefront LASIK. It is fundamentally more costly than standard LASIK, so as opposed to intuitively settling on “awesome” procedure after a business show, talk about with your primary care physician what will give you the best outcomes for your specific visual circumstance."
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"Travel Russia – Get a Guide to Make the Best of Your Holiday\nHow to Find the Best Hotel Deals\nHow to Travel Light – Hand Luggage only!\nTravel to India – What vaccines do I need?\nTips for Prepping your Home Before you Travel\n\nChina Offers a True Taste of the East\n\nIf you were rather vague in telling somebody about your planned trip to Asia, chances are the very first option by way of countries which will come to mind is China. Whether this is by design or if it just sort of happened, China does indeed lead the way as perhaps offering the truest taste of the east as one can ever hope to get.\n\nBy referring to China as perhaps the one country which stands out as a tourism destination in the region, one isn’t necessarily discounting all the other countries in the region — far from it. The only real reason why China is somewhat of an absolute must is because it just has so much more to offer, with every corner of this massive country associated with something rather unique to it. You could travel just a mere 100km within one province and experience such a colossal change in so many different elements that you may even start believing you had in fact unknowingly crossed the national border.\n\nCulturally, China is perhaps the East and Far East’s ultimate melting pot, with this cultural diversity largely attributed to historical events as well as modern-day events. Historic migration patterns have witnessed people of Chinese origin spread to all corners of the East and to all corners of the world really, which is something that still happens on a large scale to this day. What makes it even more interesting however are all the stories one hears about how a lot of ethnic groups that left the Chinese mainland in historical times returned somewhere along the line, adding a lot more spice to what is already a diverse melting pot of mostly Asian cultures.\n\nLots of Different Sights to See\n\nYou definitely won’t be short of sights to see in China — in fact, unless your stay is an extended one, you’ll probably not have enough time to get in nearly as much sightseeing as you might have liked. Mentioning some of these sights by name would perhaps spoil the exploration adventure that awaits you, so I’ll leave that up to you to discover.\n\nLook past those activities you can do back home and rather aim to engage in experiences that offer you a cultural experience. Visit South Guizhou for instance, where you’ll get to enjoy the unique experience of taking in some breathtaking views of the rolling landscapes while basking in the hospitability of the Miao people who reside in Danzhai County. They’ll dazzle you with their demonstration of the colour-paper hand-making process which you could probably take part in if you asked nicely.\n\nLots of History inside a Country in Motion\n\nWhile China is going through a rapid modernisation process, there is plenty of history to take in, especially if you move further away from the major economic centres and urban areas. You get the chance to witness a country in motion while there’s a clear concerted effort to preserve ancient cultures and the rich history of the country.\n\nI’m a 31-year-old freelance writer from Toronto, Canada. I enjoy writing about sports, business and travel. My work has been featured on Yahoo.ca, the Huffington Post, Business.com, ESPN Radio and more.I love to feed the needs of readers everywhere."
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"While not a perfect monitor, the Chi Mei CMV 222H is versatile and will provide decent images for everyday computing, as well as viewing photos and movies.\n\nVersatility abounds with the 222H, which can be connected to a big-screen TV, PC, set-top box, gaming console, DVD player or VCR. It has an HDMI input, as well as a D-sub input, and it also provides component, S-Video and composite connections, but lacks a DVI port.\n\nIt has a native resolution of 1680x1050, so it's not quite capable of displaying full high definition content, and its aspect ratio is 16:10, so black bars will still be present when watching DVDs. Depending on the quality of the DVD and the viewing distance, colour blotching and pixelation may be evident on the screen. This is primarily due to the large native resolution of the monitor and low resolution (720x576) of DVD movies.\n\nPhysically, we like the built-in media card reader on the left-hand side of the unit, and the swivelling base makes this relatively easy to access. It can handle all popular formats, such as SD, CompactFlash and Memory Stick. We're not too keen on the screen's controls though. These reside on the right-hand side of the monitor, and this means you have to swivel the monitor to look at the controls while making adjustments to the picture.\n\nAs for its image quality, it's not a bad monitor, but it does have a couple of slight uniformity and brightness problems; during our tests, the corners looked noticeably dark and discoloured.\n\nTesting with DisplayMate, and using the HDMI connection, we observed decent contrast levels, especially on the extreme greyscale test, which showed all levels of light-grey on a white background. Its brightness level, however, made it hard to get all dark-grey levels to show up against a black background. Turning up the brightness to get more dark levels to show up made the overall picture look pale.\n\nBlack screens suffered a little from the seeping backlights at the top and bottom of the screen, and we also noticed a slight colour cast in the greyscale. Grey colours looked slightly yellow during our tests, and this was something we couldn't rectify by changing the colour temperature. We tested with the temperature at 7300K.\n\nImage noise wasn't much of an issue with this screen; it was present in dark grey colours, but it wasn't overly noticeable, except when watching movies with a lot of black and grey colours. In the Windows desktop environment, it produced sharp images and text, while motion was also handled well; videos, scrolling test and games didn't exhibit any ghosting.\n\nDuring our photo viewing tests, we observed slightly washed-out colours, especially in very light-coloured areas, but overall, the images looked quite good and the greyscale discolouration we noticed in DisplayMate wasn't an issue.\n\nThe screen's coating isn't glossy, so reflections from room lights aren't a problem, and its 170/160-degree horizontal/vertical angles specification is on-par with other 22in monitors that we've seen. When viewed from the sides, the end furthest away looked much darker than the near end of the screen, but the content of the screen remained viewable. Its vertical angle was a little fiddly, however, and required meticulous tilting to provide a comfortable viewing position."
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