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The same note played at the same volume on, say, a piano and a guitar is said to have a different timbre, so the researchers found modern pop has a more limited variety of sounds.\n\nIntrinsic loudness is the volume baked into a song when it is recorded, which can make it sound louder than others even at the same volume setting on an amplifier.\n\nThe music industry has long been accused of ramping up the volume at which songs are recorded in a ‘loudness war’ but Serra says this is the first time it has been properly measured using a large database.\n\nThe study, which appears in the journal Scientific Reports, offers a handy recipe for musicians in a creative drought.\n\nSo how do the algorithms work? According to a post by Slate’s J. Bryan Lowder:\n\nThe analysts ran 464,411 recordings from all genres of popular music from the period of 1955-2010 through a complex set of algorithms to analyze three metrics: harmonic complexity, timbral diversity, and loudness. The results indicated that, on the whole, popular music over the past half-century has become blander and louder than it used to be.\n\nTo understand these findings, it’s worth briefly delving into the terms in question. Most people are familiar with the idea that popular songs are constructed chiefly of a melody (usually the lead vocal line or tune) and supporting harmonies called chords (rhythm is the other chief component, but more on that later). The study found that, since the ‘50s, there has been a decrease not only in the diversity of chords in a given song, but also in the number of novel transitions, or musical pathways, between them. In other words, while it’s true that pop songs have always been far more limited in their harmonic vocabularies than, say, a classical symphony (see this very funny exploration of the ubiquitous four-chord sequence “I-V-vi-IV” for an example), past decades saw more inventive ways of linking their harmonies together than we hear now. It’s the difference between Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” (2012), which contains four simple chords presented one after another almost as blocks, and Alex North’s “Unchained Melody” (1955), which, though also relatively harmonically simple (it employs about six or seven chords, depending on the version), transitions smoothly from chord to chord due to more subtle orchestration.\n\nThe research group also discovered that “timbres”—or the distinct “textures” produced by different instruments playing the same note—have gotten more homogenous over time. To be clear, this is not to say that musicians are using fewer or different instruments now than before; rather, since 1955, pop has tended to use a smaller and more homogenous palette of “tone colors” at a given time.\n\nThe final finding—that music recordings have grown louder and louder over time—will come as no surprise to those who’ve been following the so-called “Loudness Wars, ” but this seems to represent the first data-driven proof of the phenomenon. As producers compete for the attention of radio listeners to make their artist’s recordings a hit, they’ve been gradually ratcheting up the inherent volume of the tracks at the cost of sound quality and dynamic richness. (You can hear what this sounds like on YouTube.)\n\nSo all this study’s conclusions seem plausible, but does it really mean that our pop is dumber than before? To answer that, it’s important to also ask what the researchers didn’t study. For instance, though “Call Me Maybe” is made from a rather blunt and familiar set of four chords, the infectiousness of the song, at least for this listener, is located in both the playful rhythmic friction between the vocals and instruments—rhythm, crucially, was not taken into account in this study—as well as the cappuccino-cozy, almost country quality of Jepsen’s voice. (Note how it glides and sometimes endearingly stumbles over her love-drunk lyrics.)\n\nIndeed, so much musical interest in this hip-pop and dance-pop moment of recent years derives from the pervasive four-on-the-floor dance beat—and, crucially, well-crafted rhythmic dissensions from it. (“Unchained Melody,” while a gorgeous song, isn’t known for its beat.) As tempting as it may be to try to decode the “musical discourse,” as these researchers called it, there are certain aspects of music—ineffable and otherwise—that will always elude your dataset.\n\nBelow are illustrations from the original report:"
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"I’m more aware. I’m more sensitive. I’m more than grateful that my loved ones and I are alive and well.\n\nToday, I should be celebrating my first Boston Marathon finish with friends and family over drinks and laughs. I should be clinking glasses to mark overcoming a lengthy IT band injury. I should be fist-bumping my pals to commemorate my very first negative split. Instead, I find myself deeply saddened by yesterday’s tragic and cowardly acts. I find myself questioning humanity, wondering how someone could be so evil and so spineless as to hurt such a mass of innocents on Patriots’ Day, a day that traditionally brings so much love and joy to New England and all those who choose to be in and around Boston to run the world’s most prestigious and historic marathon.\n\nToday, like much of the world, I am in mourning.\n\n“If you are losing faith in human nature, go out and watch a marathon.”\n\n–Katherine Switzer, the first woman to run the Boston Marathon\n\nBecause of this mourning, and because so many families find themselves in pain today, I feel it would be insensitive and trivial to craft my typical first person progressive play-by-play race report. At the same time, I think it would be equally insensitive to altogether forgo any writings on my experience, which is why I want to take a moment to applaud and recognize the people who really make the Boston Marathon such a world class event: the people of Hopkinton, Ashland, Framingham, Natick, Wellesley, Newton, Brookline and Boston. These are the same people who cheered me on as I crossed the finish line, the same people now gone or severely injured. These are the people who deserve our recognition: the good people of New England.\n\nThe minute I arrived in the Commonwealth, I was welcomed with friendly smiles and a never ending stream of “good luck at the race!” The people of Boston know how serious the Boston Marathon is and they recognize the diligence and hard work necessary to even qualify for such an event. They know that theirs is special and that to just participate requires tireless hours of perseverance and determination. They know this. They respect this. And they go out of their way to make us runners, coming from all corners of the globe, feel special and welcome.\n\nFrom the good folks at the expo and the people at the hotel, to the waitstaff at restaurants and strangers on the street, I couldn’t walk 50 meters without someone wishing me well on the upcoming race. I was told prior to arriving that that would be exactly how I would be received, but I didn’t believe it until it actually happened.\n\nSuch welcoming arms made me feel special, made me feel comfortable. I wanted to run well, not only for myself, but for all of those who welcomed me with such warm, open hearts.\n\nDuring the race, I was even more surprised at how many loving supporters came out to cheer us on. From the very beginning in Hopkinton, all the way up Route 135 and into Boston, I ran on the deafening cheers of happy, smiling strangers. Thinking that I might need a boost of encouragement at some point during the race, I wore my singlet with my last name (Lung) sprawled across my chest. Instead what I received was 26.2 miles of “Go, Lung!”, “Lookin’ good, Lung!” and “You can do it, Lung!”, an auditory pleasantry that, even now recalling this, brings tears to my eyes.\n\nBut perhaps what impressed me most about this race experience was the pure love and joy along the course evident by how many families were out, together, celebrating the marathon and all it represents as a metaphor for life. I saw so many young children and so many packs of friends and family united together, taking part in what has always been a great day to commemorate the human spirit.\n\nThat contagious and joyous energy forced me to hug the left side of the course, where I incessantly fed off the endless support and continuous high-fives from strangers. I ran most of the Boston Marathon without thinking about my legs because I didn’t have to. I had the crowd to ride on.\n\nMy finish was truly special, something I will never forget. I was told that once I saw the Citgo sign I would be on the home stretch. I saw it and suddenly my fatigue disappeared. I became another person. I sped up. I still had a couple of miles to go, so I tried to hold back the tears of joy coming in response to being on the cusp of finishing the World Series of marathons, but I knew it was coming and I was overcome with happiness.\n\nWhen I came down Boylston, heading towards the finish, I made sure to take it all in. The crowd noise was deafening, but I heard just enough “GO LUNG”s to really kick it up a notch. In the last 385 yards, I smiled so big my cheeks hurt. I was in complete awe of the finish line celebration — the grandstands, the waves of people, the copious amounts of LOVE.\n\nTo know that just an hour and a half later that exact location that provided me with such everlasting memories of love, triumph and joy would be a murder scene more heinous than one could ever imagine, makes me sad beyond description. My heart aches for all of those families affected by this tragedy and I desperately wish I could take away their pain.\n\nWhile there might not be much I can do to accomplish that exact sentiment, I am determined to rise up with my Boston brothers and sisters. I have decided I will re-qualify for the Boston Marathon. I will be back to show my love and support for the very city that was selfless in supporting me and my efforts. I will smile more. I will welcome strangers to my city. I will tell my people I love them.\n\nMy dad and I were lucky to have been near Fenway Park, about a mile and a half away from the finish line when the blasts occurred. We saw the bee line of state troopers on motorcycles fly by, but didn’t really know what was going on until we crossed the river and were in Cambridge heading back to our hotel when a kind Bostonian stopped us to let us know there had been some sort of attack. The immediate fear and chaos forced us to stay in and watch the news all night, relaying to our friends and family back home that we were indeed safe as best we could.\n\n“Boston is a tough and resilient town, so are its people. I’m supremely confident that Bostonians will pull together, take care of each other, and move forward as one proud city and as they do, the American people will be with them every single step of the way.”\n\nRegardless of one’s political philosophy, the above statement is absolutely true. I experienced the Bostonian spirit firsthand, and I promise I will experience it again. We, as mindful human beings, will band together and we will always overcome the hatred of a few.\n\nNo amount of cowardice will ever stop that.\n\nWhen I first took up running a few years ago, qualifying for the storied Boston Marathon seemed about as realistic as making out with Mila Kunis. This seemed especially true after barely completing my first marathon in just under a grueling 4 hours.\n\nWell, maybe it’s time to give Mila a call.\n\nIn eleven days, I will take my rightful place among the upper echelon of marathoners whose communal zenith rests atop the peak of Heartbreak Hill and reaches maximum dopamine levels somewhere along Boylston Street. To say I’m excited about the impending experience would be quite an understatement.\n\nConsidering how hard I worked to get to this point, I decided to take some vacation time so I can really soak it all in. Soon I’ll be heading to New York before making my way to Boston where my ultimate crew chief and number one fan (my dad) will meet me.\n\nDespite my training leading up to this race being limited due to the ITBS issues I’ve been battling since late last year, I am still determined to have a great time, to be present throughout it all. Instead of firing out of the gates hellbent on setting a personal best, I’ve decided to lay back into an easy, comfortable pace for the first half and decide from there whether or not going into a higher gear will be possible. Recent efforts would suggest I should be able to run Boston somewhere around 3:20 to 3:30, but I really won’t know until race day. If I am slower than that, that’s cool too, as long as I leave with a unicorn around my neck.\n\nConsidering how different this race plan is compared to all those I’ve run before, I think it will take more discipline and concentration than I’m used to.\n\nBut I’m always ready for a challenge.",
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"This was written in collaboration with Sashia Scalvini – see her bio at the end of the post.\n\nThe Medici family had an incredible amount of influence on the history of Florence. The family of bankers was the most powerful family of the Italian Renaissance and brought artistic, cultural, and financial wealth to Renaissance Florence.\n\nThe family members became popes, French queens, and rulers, and commissioned some of the most well-known Renaissance art by some of the most famous artists of all time, including Tuscan-born artists like Michelangelo, Donatello, Botticelli, and Brunelleschi.\n\nWe can still see the Medici family’s legacy in buildings, museums, and artworks scattered throughout Florence and its surroundings. The sites are perfect for visits in any season, even during the winter!\n\nLet’s take a quick look at where you can see the Medici in Florence today.\n\nMap Of Where To See The Medici In Florence\n\nThis was the first Medici palace in Florence, and home of Cosimo the Elder and Lorenzo the Magnificent (a.k.a. Lorenzo il Magnifico). Michelangelo also lived here as a young adult.\n\nMost Important Artwork: The private chapel, known as the Magi (Wise Men) Chapel. Its walls are entirely covered by a fresco cycle showing the Journey of the Magi (Wise Men). This procession is incredible and holds portraits of some of the members of the Medici family.\n\nDon’t Miss: The Florentine Hall of Mirrors which was built when the Riccardi family lived in the palace.\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of the Palazzo Medici Riccardi.\n\nCosimo the Elder had his own cell in this Dominican convent.\n\nDon’t Miss: The rooms of Girolamo Savonarola, the Dominican friar who was called to Florence and was very active in the Renaissance. Savonarola is known for having burned objects considered occasions of sin, including some books and secular works of art. He called these burnings the ‘Bonfire of the Vanities.‘ He became an enemy of the House of Medici and helped bring about their downfall in 1494.\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of the San Marco Museum.\n\nThe San Lorenzo Church was financed by the Medicis, and they commissioned the leading Renaissance architect Filippo Brunelleschi to design it.\n\nDon’t Miss: The two pulpits by Donatello (his last works) and the Medici library designed by Michelangelo.\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of the San Lorenzo Church.\n\nStar of The Show: Inside the Medici Chapels (Cappelle Medicee) you’ll find the amazing Cappella dei Principi (Chapel of the Princes) which holds the tombs of the Medici Grand Dukes. Each is made with different colored marbles and semi-precious stones.\n\nThe Medici family established the Grand Ducal Hardstone Workshop to build the Cappella dei Principi, and the workshop still exists to this day.\n\nAnother Must-See: The New Sacristy – Michelangelo was both the architect and the sculptor. There are no less than seven statues by him. Lorenzo the Magnificent is buried in a simple tomb here.\n\nNew in 2022: The ‘Secret Room of Michelangelo’ will open in 2022. This room was discovered in 1975 and has never been seen by the public. It will exhibit rarely seen wall drawings by Michelangelo.\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of the Medici Chapels.\n\nThe Palazzo Vecchio, or the ‘Old Palace,’ is the old government building that became the home of Cosimo I and his Spanish wife Eleonora.\n\nInside you’ll see Eleonora’s private chapel, statues by Donatello and Michelangelo and the famous ‘studiolo.’\n\nDon’t Miss: The Hall of the Five Hundred where Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci were each commissioned to paint a wall. Even though the Hall holds no paintings by the two great Renaissance artists (Michelangelo didn’t paint his and Giorgio Vasari painted over Leonardo’s painting), it’s emotional to be in the Hall and think about the two greats once standing in front of each other and trying to figure out how his painting could be the best.\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of the Palazzo Vecchio.\n\nOriginally built as an Office building (Uffizi means ‘Offices’ in Italian) for Cosimo I de’ Medici, the Uffizi Gallery is one of the absolute finest collections of paintings in the world. The museum still holds many paintings from the Medici family’s collection. You’ll also find many portraits of the Medicis, and an amazing room built to house the most important part of their collection.\n\nSix generations of the Medici family lived in the immense Palazzo Pitti which today holds four museums and the Boboli Gardens.\n\nThe Palatina Gallery and the Royal Apartments\n\nInside is an impressive collection of paintings, including the largest concentration of paintings by Raphael in the world. You’ll also find works by Titian, Caravaggio, and Rubens.\n\nThis museum is located in the summer apartments of the Pitti Palace and houses semi-precious stone vases, rock crystals, and ivories.\n\nDon’t Miss: The jewelry collection, the incredible flask in pure lapis lazuli of exceptional quality, and the death mask of Lorenzo the Magnificent.\n\nThis is an underseen museum with the most amazing collection of paintings by the Macchaioli Art Movement.\n\nMacchia-what? The Movement was composed of a group of Italian painters active in Tuscany in the second half of 1800s who created their paintings outdoors to capture natural light, shade, and color. This practice ties them to the French Impressionists.\n\nThe Macchiaioli group did not follow Monet’s practice of finishing large paintings entirely en plain air, but rather used small sketches painted outside and then finished the works in the studio.\n\nThe Costume and Fashion Museum\n\nEnter the first state museum in Italy dedicated to the history of fashion. The collection includes clothing, jewelry, and accessories from the 18th century to the present day.\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of the Pitti Palace.\n\nCosimo de Medici’s wife desired this enormous garden, which is one of the most beautiful examples of the Italian garden style. It became a model for many European courts.\n\nDon’t Miss: The spectacular grottos, especially the one with replicas of Michelangelo’s ‘Prisoners’ (the originals are in Florence’s Accademia Gallery).\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of the Boboli Gardens.\n\nThe below villas (along with the Boboli Gardens) are part of Tuscany’s UNESCO World-Heritage Site of The Medici Villas & Gardens in Tuscany.\n\nThese two villas are located in the northern outskirts of Florence (in the Castello area), and are situated within walking distance of each other.\n\nYou can visit both the garden and the inside of Villa Petraia. At Villa Castello, you can only visit the garden, but it’s very interesting and has a fine example of a grotto.\n\nHow To Arrive: The easiest way is to take a 15-minute taxi from the center of Florence. Or, take the train and get off at the Florence-Castello station and walk about 1.5 kilometers to Villa Castello (and another kilometer to Villa Petraia). You can also take the bus from the center.\n\nThis was the preferred villa of Lorenzo the Magnificent and his sons.\n\nThe Villa contains the apartments of Grand Duchess Bianca Cappello, a noblewoman who had a relationship with one of the Medici – the Grand Duke Francesco I. The Grand Duke and Ms. Cappello both ended their lives here in strange circumstances.\n\nDon’t Miss: The second-floor museum ‘The Still Life Museum’ with about 200 paintings belonging to the Medici collection.\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of Villa Medici Poggio a Caiano.\n\nA Medici murder took place at this villa in the tiny Tuscan village of Cerreto Guidi. Isabella de’ Medici was the daughter of Cosimo and a beautiful young girl. Her jealous husband had her murdered.\n\nNearby Attraction: Cerreto Guidi is close to the town of Vinci, so don’t miss a visit to Leonardo da Vinci’s birthplace.\n\nFor opening days and hours, see the official website of Villa Cerreto Guidi.\n\nHopefully, while you’re in Tuscany you’ll have a chance to see one or more of these creations of the Medici dynasty!\n\nCheck out Florence’s delicious Gelateria de’ Medici, one of the Best Gelaterie in Florence!\n\nWho were the Medici popes?\n\nWhich members of the Medici family became queens of France?\n\nAre there still Medici in Florence?\n\nWhile the Medici bloodline ceased to exist in the 1700s, you can still find the legacy of the Medici throughout Florence in its art and architecture.\n\nAuthor Bio – Sashia Scalvini\nSashia, born in Denmark, first came to Florence in 1993 to study the Italian language and Renaissance art. The original plan was to stay a few months, but it turned out to be a life project – she also found her husband Carlo (who cooks the most delicious Tuscan dishes). Sashia has an MA in Italian language, literature, and art. She has worked as a teacher and has been an official tour guide in Florence since 2008. Her fields of research are within the Italian Renaissance and she has a special love for Michelangelo. When not working or studying or visiting churches and museums, she loves opera, cinema, food and wine. You can email her at onsiteflorence [@] yahoo.com and she’ll set up the best tour for you and your family!",
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"Scotland’s journey towards The 2014 Ryder Cup hits a key milestone this week with the Scottish Hydro Challenge becoming the 50th golf tournament supported as part of The Ryder Cup legacy programme.\n\nA key commitment of Scotland’s bid to host The Ryder Cup was to build and develop a strong portfolio of domestic golf events – a commitment delivered by EventScotland and highlighted by reaching the half-century mark this week in Aviemore.\n\nThe Scottish Hydro Challenge has been a key tournament in ensuring that opportunities are given to the next wave of Scottish professional golfers in terms of advancing to the next stage of their careers and represents nine of the 50 events, having been supported since 2006.\n\nThe milestone has been passed in just 11 years since EventScotland was given the task of delivering Scotland’s Ryder Cup commitments and by the time The Ryder Cup is played at Gleneagles in September, this number will have risen to 55.\n\nPaul Bush, Chief Operating Officer of EventScotland, said: “Reaching the landmark of 50 supported golf events since 2003 is a terrific milestone and demonstrates the commitment we have in terms of reinforcing Scotland’s position as the Home of Golf and delivering on our commitments as host nation of The 2014 Ryder Cup.\n\n“We look back with great pride at the tournaments we have supported over the last 11 years. These events have benefitted many regions of Scotland in terms of direct economic benefit, marketing exposure around the world or simply bringing a high profile event to a new venue or new area of the country and inspiring people in Scotland to take a stronger interest in the game.\n\n“The support of golf tournaments is a key part of our national events strategy and that work will not stop going forward. The 2014 Ryder Cup at Gleneagles will be the 55th supported event since 2003 with many more confirmed for 2015 and beyond.”\n\nThe building of Scotland’s golf event portfolio as part of The 2014 Ryder Cup began in 2003 with EventScotland’s support of The Senior Open Championship at Turnberry. Since then tournaments have been supported at a total of 16 venues across Scotland.\n\nThese are in addition to other events such as The Open Championship, RICOH Women’s British Open, Curtis Cup and Walker Cup that have also been supported in Scotland.\n\nRyder Cup Director Richard Hills said: “Everyone at Ryder Cup Europe congratulates EventScotland on the significant milestone of reaching 50 golf tournaments supported as part of The Ryder Cup legacy programme. The commitment shown, which has embraced all our Tours – The European Tour, the Senior Tour and the Challenge Tour such as this week’s event in Aviemore – is greatly appreciated and, together, we are very much looking forward to the final run-in to The Ryder Cup itself at Gleneagles in three months’ time.”"
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"The Nationalist Party has said it will be working towards a strong rental market, fairer regulations and affordable rents. This was stated by PN’s leader Adrian Delia during a meeting with the Chief Executive of the Malta Developers Association (MDA), to discuss the construction and leasing sectors as well as the law on residential leases.\n\nDr Delia said that in the current system, the Government’s new proposed laws will not solve all of the problems faced by those living in rental accommodation, ‘but something must be done now or many people will suffer disproportionately.’\n\nFor his perspective, MDA’s President Sandro Chetcuti, explained that the association believes that the Opposition could be the driver to move the country forward. Chetcuti stressed that there is therefore a need for a united and strong opposition.\n\nRent Reforms to be implemented next January\n\nHe explained that ‘We are having a big problem with quickly increasing bureaucracy at the moment. We feel as if we have gone back to square one where the phrase “can be done” is being lost … Certain authorities are weak with the strong and strong with the weak.’\n\nHe added that this would end up becoming very expensive for investors and justice would not be done.\n\nChetcuti went on to list the difficulties facing developers including the lack of places where they can dispose of waste generated by construction as well as problems in the banking sector which had emerged from some dubious foreign investors opening accounts on the island."
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"Citing lack of reciprocal market access, the United States removed India earlier this year from the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) programme that allowed duty-free entry for up to $5.6 billion worth of its annual exports to America.\n\nIndia is among the world's most protectionist countries but the United States is trying to negotiate a limited trade deal with the South Asian nation to resolve their differences, US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross said on Thursday.\n\nThe United States and India have been locked in trade disputes for months that have led to tit-for-tat tariffs. Washington has been concerned about Indian policies that mandate foreign firms to store more data locally, restrict the way US e-commerce giants operate and impose price caps on medical devices.\n\n\"All that we are looking for is to level the playing field,\" Ross said in an interview on the sidelines of the India Economic Summit in New Delhi.\n\nCiting lack of reciprocal market access, the United States removed India earlier this year from the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) programme that allowed duty-free entry for up to $5.6 billion worth of its annual exports to America.\n\nNew Delhi responded with higher retaliatory tariffs on 28 US products, including almonds, apples and walnuts.\n\nRoss said that the United States does not believe India is eligible for the GSP, but the terms were being renegotiated and a resolution would be \"a very good step towards free trade\".\n\nThe two countries were expected to resolve their disputes and announce a deal during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to the United States last month.\n\nModi and US President Donald Trump have enjoyed a warm personal rapport - the two leaders walked hand-in-hand at a recent event in Houston - but no trade deal was sealed as negotiators were trying to tie loose ends.\n\nA deal between the world's most populous democracies would be a welcome victory for Trump, whose administration has made little headway negotiating an end to its prolonged trade war with China.\n\nRoss will hold a one-on-one meeting with his Indian counterpart Piyush Goyal later on Thursday.\n\nThe US administration and companies say some of India's regulatory changes in recent years favour domestic firms over foreign ones, and have soured investment plans of American companies.\n\nRoss expressed some of the US government's trade concerns, especially in the e-commerce sector, during a panel discussion where he shared the stage with Goyal.\n\nIn February, India's new investment rules for the e-commerce sector jolted Amazon.com Inc and Walmart's Flipkart as the companies were forced to change their business structures to continue to operate in the country.\n\nGoyal defended India's decision, reiterating the government cannot let \"small traders die\" and that he had urged e-commerce companies to follow all the rules.\n\nRoss said the rules had slowed the expansion of Amazon and Walmart in India, calling it an \"unfortunate consequence\". He defended the e-commerce companies after Goyal's remarks.\n\n\"Amazon and the other e-commerce companies didn't get to be the world's biggest by any evil mechanism. They got there because they are extremely efficient,\" Ross said."
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"THE development of the C-class has been the most extensive in Mercedes-Benz’s history, with almost 1,000 prototypes driving a total distance equivalent to 62 trips between the Earth and the moon.\n\nA brand new Mercedes-Benz C-class, as yet unseen by the public, is strapped to a fearsome looking machine.\n\nFour robot arms, powered by massive hydraulic rams, grasp the car by the wheel hubs and shake it violently. Expensive crashes and bangs fill the vast warehouse in which the leviathan sits.\n\nThis is not some science-fiction account of the fall of Mercedes-Benz at the hands of killer automatons. Rather, it is the most spectacular part of the gruelling testing regimes that the C-class, and all future Mercedes-Benz models, will go through.\n\nA few miles outside Stuttgart at the vast Sindelfingen plant, the final stages of tests to the new C-class are being carried out. The car will be immensely important to Mercedes-Benz and, with 60% of UK vehicles expected to go to fleet customers, the industry will be expecting it to be something worthy of the three-pointed star.\n\nSpeak to fleets, and they will tell you that in the past few years what you got from Mercedes-Benz was not always what you expected. Reliability has been an issue, with even the firm’s executives admitting it hasn’t maintained its industry-leading standards. Hence the most rigorous testing programmes for any of its new cars.\n\nAs a result, some 900 prototype and pre-production cars have been subjected, over the past three-and-a-half years, to 15 million miles of testing – the equivalent of driving around the equator 600 times.\n\nVIRTUAL\nBEFORE any machines got to work on cranking out a prototype, Mercedes engineers already had a pretty good idea of what kind of strain each component of the new C-class could take.\n\nComputer simulations are now advanced to the point where the behaviour of each part of a new car, and the way they interact with each other, can be predicted with accuracy.\n\nSuch predictions mean that when the hardware is finally created, it can be at a much more advanced stage than was previously possible.\n\nBIT BY BIT\nEVERY single component in the new car has been tested to destruction on its own. Across Sindelfingen, an array of complex-looking machines whirr and thump away 24 hours a day, each tormenting a particular part.\n\nIn addition, assemblies are constructed and subjected to similar treatment to make sure combinations of components won’t collapse during the life of the car.\n\nWalk around Sindelfingen, and you’ll see giant rams batter a full front suspension assembly, while round the corner a balljoint seal is being assaulted by an industrial jet washer.\n\nIn the next room, brake discs are subjected to a recreation of the stresses of 60 hours of high-speed laps at Hockenheim. Elsewhere, engines, transmissions, axles, cooling systems and other parts are systematically worked to the full, non-stop.\n\nThe piece de resistance is the full C-class, minus wheels, being shaken about as described in the introduction above.\n\nSuch rigs can reproduce Hockenheim, the Nürburgring or Mercedes-Benz’s own test track, the fearsome ‘Heide’.\n\nLike the real road, its virtual counterpart is 150 times more intensive than normal driving, making 1,200-mile test runs equivalent to a 200,000-mile life in the real world.\n\nEvery 60 miles or so, engineers stop the test and inspect the car and in the meantime 150 sensors keep watch for weaknesses.\n\nHIT THE ROAD\nONCE every piece of the new C-class had been rigorously put through its paces, a complete car could be built, ready for testing on the road.\n\nHistorically, Mercedes-Benz has tested the early versions of production cars on a notorious stretch of road at Lüneburg Heide. Going back 50 years, this length of track was in such bad repair that it would issue immense punishment to cars daring to venture over it. Therefore, any car that got through unscathed could cope with anything.\n\nUnfortunately, the efficient Germans have now mended the road that Mercedes-Benz relied on to benchmark its cars. The company’s solution was to install a replica ‘Heide’ at the Sindelfingen test track. The new C-class, like all future Mercs ahead of it, underwent weeks of relentless battering over cobbles, potholes and every other feature that makes up a suspension strut’s worst nightmare.\n\nWhile various models are being shaken to bits in Germany, other prototypes are journeying further afield.\n\nEach test driver completes 93,000 miles on a mixture of country roads, motorways and inner city roads over a one year period, both during the day and at night. On top of this, pre-production vehicles completed 31,000 miles full-throttle endurance tests at an Italian proving ground and further proving ground work at Papenburg, Germany.\n\nMore than 15,000 miles was covered during trailer endurance tests, which saw several C-classes pull a 1.9-tonne trailer around the roads of the Swabian mountains in southern Germany.\n\nTo stop there would, of course, be doing half a job – what about the further ‘accelerated rate’ endurance tests, which covered 50,000 miles over six months, including 3,700 miles at the Nürburgring and 9,300-mile electrical endurance tests to test the electronic systems. No one wants their Merc to go rusty, so there was also a corrosion test which simulates 9,300 miles of driving under the most gruelling dynamic and climatic conditions.\n\nAROUND THE WORLD\nTHE tests take place across the globe and in all conditions. Engines are tested in South Africa, air conditioning in the sweltering heat of Arizona, USA, and heating systems in the bitter cold of Scandinavia. Car bodies and interiors are given a thorough going over in Texas, chassis in Germany and electronics in Japan.\n\nThe culmination of all this globetrotting was, for the C-class, a final examination ahead of the production launch. Two fully-equipped production models were sent on a 32,000-mile journey to simulate the life of a car.\n\nThey started in Germany with 3,000 miles of gravel tracks and then headed to the freezing roads of Finland. With temperatures plunging to -40 degrees C, the heating systems were given an intense work out.\n\nAfter a quick stop-off in France to drive around the congested city centre, the cars headed to the Middle East, where temperatures rarely drop below 40ºC. Here, the C-classes covered 3,000 miles of city testing at speeds never much higher than 6mph.\n\nThis gave the pedals an extreme workout, while the rest of the car was challenged to 7,500 miles on Tarmac roads and sandy tracks in the Arabian desert.\n\nFinally, another desert – the Namib in Africa. Covering 14,000 miles, taking in climbs of up to 23% and hundreds of bends and hairpin turns to reach altitudes of almost 2,200 metres. This final challenge took its toll, consuming dozens of tyres and wheels, several windscreens and an exhaust silencer. But the main body of the car passed the test with flying colours.\n\nRight up until the launch, Mercedes-Benz employees in Germany will test 450 pre-production models to report back any glitches or concerns.\n\nTHE ACID TEST\nAS a result of such extreme lengths, Mercedes-Benz is confident that the new C-class will be its most reliable car yet, something that it hopes will confound critics of its quality in recent years.\n\nThe finished product will be unveiled for the first time in Stuttgart this month, and European customers should be able to buy it from around April.\n\nOnly after they start eating up the miles will Mercedes-Benz know for sure whether all its hard work has paid off."
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"For the latest study, Cavalho and his team asked 231 beer drinkers to rate the influence of a bee. It was specifically formulated to reflect the soundscape of a song by the UK band Editors (they’re an indie rock band). The study beer was paired with the song “Ocean of Night” from the Editors new album “In Dream.”\n\n“The head brewer from The Brussels Beer Project, who created the beer formula that we used, considered the sonic and visual identity of a rock band. It was a source of inspiration while developing this beer’s formula,” explained Cavalho.\n\nWhile preforming the experiment, participants sampled the beer in one of three scenarios:\n\nThe researchers found the multi-sensory tasting group. Those who sipped the labeled bottle while listening to the music — reported the highest level of enjoyment.\n\n“What we did, as scientists, is to use scientific methods in order to quantify if this process was effectively adding hedonic value (pleasure) into this beer’s experience,” Cavalho said.",
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Christina keeps prattling on about Adam’s pants.\n\nDia Frampton decided doing “Heartless” by Kanye West was a good idea. Except that it’s already been done more magnificently by Kris Allen. Her twist is to do it on piano instead, but something about it just doesn’t work for me. Blake gives her a standing ovation so maybe there was something right about it. Carson tells Dia she “made it your own” and I half-expected him to add “dawg” after it.\n\nThere is a video of Christina taking her team out for dinner and she answers questions about what it’s like to be so awesome. Then they come out on stage and sing “Lady Marmalade” with Christina. The ladies sound magnificent together, and someone actually put clothes on Raquel. Well, I take it back, Lily Elise sounds terrible.\n\nXenia is next, and she is doing a Jessie J track called “Price Tag.” She sounds good but is consistently drowned out by the band. 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The contestants are backstage and they’re on their iPods and iPads and iObjects and answering OUR questions. And Alison, I can see the Trending Topics. I am on twitter right now. I don’t need you to read them for me. And if you weren’t on twitter, you certainly didn’t care what the trending topics were.\n\nTeam Blake has lunch at his house. He yells something about being drunk in the afternoon and it is hilarious. Jared has another bandanna on. Seriously, a bandanna company better hire him as their spokesperson. Are there bandanna companies? So Team Blake comes out singing “This Love” by Maroon 5. Adam’s face as he realized they were doing his song was the greatest. It’s undecided as to whether Blake picked it in honour of his fellow coach or if he did it as an elaborate practical joke. Xenia is drowned out here again, and sexy cowboy Patrick Thomas owns this. Blake towers 50 feet over everyone. 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However, our findings apply to singing in any groups, such as churches, schools and social gatherings, all of which are vulnerable to outbreaks of COVID-19.\n\nWhat is it with choirs?\n\nWe’ve known since March of the potential for group singing to transmit SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. In this well-documented US example, 87% of 61 people who attended one 2.5 hour choir practice became infected, with two deaths. One singer had mild symptoms during rehearsal.\n\nNow our research adds to the growing body of research looking at the transmission risk of singing and the role aerosols might play.\n\nWe know social distancing is effective in reducing the risk of spread during normal social interactions. However, singing in a group and in closed, poorly ventilated environments may generate more aerosols than speaking.\n\nWhen we sing, we vocalise louder and often hold notes for longer. This, together with many singers close together in confined spaces for an hour or more, create conditions that may increase the spread of SARS-CoV-2.\n\nWhen researchers analysed results from the US choir example, they estimated the infection risk could have been halved with a shorter choir practice.\n\nWe tend to think of only coughs or sneezes as the primary source of generating aerosols. But even breathing generates aerosols, albeit at lower concentrations.\n\nIn fact, we breathe and speak much more than we cough or sneeze. 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"(TeaParty.org Exclusive) – When it comes to the Jan. 6 Capitol “riot,” there is so much more that was going on than meets the eye, or meets the narrative unhinged leftists like Nancy Pelosi want us to believe.\n\nPelosi and her partisan cohorts are insisting that the Jan. 6 ordeal was an attempted insurrection against the US government as a result of President Trump lying to his supporters and whipping them up into hysterics during a speech just prior to the supposed storming of the Capitol.\n\nThis is what we’re supposed to believe. This is the justification for the scores of political prisoners being held in federal prisons for the better part of 2021, some without any court dates even scheduled.\n\nWhat actually happened and what the left says happened, however, are two totally different things. Now, one Trump-supporting Jan, 6 protester is taking matters into her own hands and attempting to shed light on this pivotal fact.\n\nVictoria C. 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Trump had wrongfully lost the election,” he stated. “Therefore, she felt compelled to go when she heard that people were going to protest the election results on January 6th in Washington, D.C.”\n\n“Her decision to go was less of a choice and more of a civic duty, as she truly felt the election was stolen,” he said.\n\nABC 6 reports that the lawsuit asserts that White “did not harm, threaten or pose any threat to any federal or state agent while exercising her First Amendment and other rights” and alleges that she was “beaten with a metal baton approximately 35 times and punched in the face five times at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, by a Metropolitan Police Officer believed to be a lieutenant, aided and abetted by other police officers.”\n\nMeanwhile, in April of last year, White was charged in connection with her presence at the Capitol that day. The absurd charges range from knowingly entering restricted grounds without lawful authority to disorderly conduct to violent entry to obstruction of justice.\n\nShe is being charged with all of these crimes for simply partaking in her right to protest as an American citizen.\n\nWhite pled not guilty in September and court documents stated that White could be seen on video engaging with other protesters who were trying to break a glass window. She was clearly trying to stop the protesters from breaking the window.\n\nThe FBI hunted her down after receiving an anonymous tip that she was present at the Capitol that day but she maintains her innocence and asserts that she did not break the law.\n\nWhite is daring to buck back against the radical left with her civil suit and it will be interesting to see how this all plays out.\n\nSicknick died of a stroke. Evans was killed by a leftist lunatic weeks afterwards. The other two were suicides. Pelosi is lying blatantly and shamelessly. But she's in the ruling class so she is allowed to do this without consequence. https://t.co/Gcvhcut4xO\n\nNever forget that there are nearly 200 Americans being treated as political prisoners of the Biden regime right now in the US. This is one of the scariest developments to come out of 2021."
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"Young Ireland (Irish: Éire Óg, IPA: [ˈeːɾʲə ˈoːɡ]) was a political, cultural and social movement of the mid-19th century. It led changes in Irish nationalism, including an abortive rebellion known as the Young Irelander Rebellion of 1848. Many of the latter's leaders were tried for sedition and sentenced to penal transportation to Van Diemen's Land. From its beginnings in the late 1830s, Young Ireland grew in influence and inspired following generations of Irish nationalists.",
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"The name Young Ireland was originally used in a disparaging way to describe the group of young Repeal Association members who were associated with The Nation newspaper.[1] At the time, the Repeal Association was campaigning for the repeal of the Act of Union 1800 between the kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland.[2] The term was first coined by the \"English\" press,[1] and later used by leader Daniel O'Connell in a vindictive attack at Conciliation Hall, home of the Repeal Association.[3]\n\nYoung Ireland traced its origins to the new College Historical Society, founded on 29 March 1839, at a meeting at Francis Kearney’s chambers, 27 College.[4] Among the members of this new society were John Blake Dillon, Thomas MacNevin, William Eliot Hudson and Thomas Davis,[4] who was elected its president in 1840.[4][5] While still at Trinity College, Davis had addressed the Dublin Historical Society, which met at the Dorset Institute in Upper Sackville Street from 1836 to 1838. Davis became president and gave two lectures. (Available from the National Library of Ireland, the lectures clearly show that Davis had become a convinced Irish nationalist by this period.[6]",
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"On 15 April 1840, Daniel O’Connell held the first meeting of his new Repeal Association, in the Corn Exchange, Dublin. The group was received with sneers, and O’Connell’s sincerity was questioned.[7] In the General Election in 1832, O’Connell had made the same appeal for repeal. Although half the representatives chosen for Ireland were pledged Repealers, O’Connell dropped the demand. Several new members accepted appointments under the system they had pledged to overthrow.[8] Since that time, O’Connell had become a close ally of the Whigs. As they were expected to fall from power in 1840, activists' renewing the agitation for Repeal was suspected as a devise to embarrass the new administration.[9] Not one man of status, outside the members of the defunct Association, joined the ranks of the new one.[7] With the new Association's mounting debts, the contributions from its members not sufficient to pay half its ordinary expenses,[7] both Thomas Davis and John Blake Dillon, joined its ranks in April 1841, having in the process, to overcome their dislike of the abusive tone of O’Connell’s agitation.[5] O’Connell welcomed them and made them members of the General Committee, which controlled the organisation of the Association.[5] The two men began their work in earnest; Davis first became Chairman of a sub-committee in charge of the registers of the Association, which contained the names of all the Members.\n\nDavis thus could communicate with all the leading politicians of the Party, and whenever he came across any with depth or ability; he at once developed into friendly associations.[10] In the autumn of 1841, Dillon and Davis took over the roles of Editor and sub-Editor of the Morning Register, a Dublin daily paper belonging to Alderman Staunton, which had been the organ of the Catholic Association,[11] and “was generally regarded among the mercenaries” of the Dublin Castle, according to Michael Doheny, who was to become one of Young Ireland's leading figures.[10] As editors they featured articles on such topics as Protestant nationality, historical parallels from classic and mediaeval history, and agencies and conditions of guerrilla warfare.[11] Michael Doheny suggests in his Felon’s Track that “all Dublin was startled by the originality, vigour and brilliancy of its articles”.[10] It was also at this time that they first came into contact with Charles Gavan Duffy. On Duffy’s next visit to Dublin some six months later, he discovered that Davis and Dillon had abandoned their experiment with the Register.[12] Davis had no way to reach a wider public, even with his contributions to the Dublin Monthly Magazine.[5]",
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"Birth of the Nation\n\nThe three decided to found a new national newspaper, which they called The Nation.[12][13] Into this new venture, Dillon brought two young friends, the barrister John O'Hagan and law student John Edward Pigot. Davis brought some of his circle of young friends from the Historical Society, and Duffy brought in the poet James Clarence Mangan; William O’Neill Daunt, a County Cork landowner; and T. M. Hughes, former editor of the London Charivari, which was later absorbed into Punch.[14] On 15 October 1842, the first number of The Nation was launched. “The appearance of The Nation and its immediate and phenomenal success was a reinforcement for which O’Connell had scarcely dared to hope”.[15]",
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"For the next three years, the newspaper was a major influence in nationalist thinking.[16] O’Connell was aware of the significance of the support of the young men, but was wary of their professed freedom from the “gratitude of the past.”[16] Davis was a skilful propagandist who worked behind the scenes, but exerted a singular influence. The success of the newspaper soon produced significant results.[17] One of the most distinctive developments was the organisation of Repeal reading rooms all over the country which The Nation was soon addressed. They found this an effective method of spreading their propaganda. By the spring of 1843, when The Nation had been in existence for six months, agitation for Repeal agitation was becoming formidable, and the Government was beginning to consider the old problem of how to suppress it.[18]",
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"O'Connell had used the threat of force,[21] as was seen in his campaign for Catholic Emancipation, but afterward he did not have the will.[22] This was demonstrated by the cancelled 'monster meeting' planned for Clontarf in 1843. The monster Meetings were long a design of Thomas Davis, John Blake Dillon and Michael Doheny.[23] The object of which was to train the people to military movements,[23] since this object would obviously be unsafe to announce, it was to be effected by other means. Daniel O’Connell was fully aware of their intent at the time, though he later denied it and repudiated those involved.[24] This meeting was prohibited by the British government, backed up with the threat of military force. O'Connell took a political decision to not press ahead with the summoning of the planned meeting for Clontarf, as the government had plans ready to suppress it.[25] This diminished his credibility with the British - they were only prepared to concede when they believed that there was a serious risk of an uprising.[26] The Young Irelanders had always agreed with Daniel O'Connell and the Repeal Association in its demand for repeal, but split, when it did come, was over O'Connell's attempts to form an alliance with the Whig Party in England, which would have led to the dropping of repeal, as had happened in 1835. While the pretence used by O’Connell’s supporters, was the adoption of the Peace Resolutions.",
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"\"Meagher of the Sword\"\n\nLate in the autumn of 1846, some prominent men undertook the task of remonstrating with the Repeal Association. Among them were a, Mr. Keeley, Mr. Holywood, Mr. Crean and Mr. Halpin all prominent Dublin citizens . A few weeks later, a remonstrance at the course pursued by the Association was produced and was signed by fifteen hundred leading citizens of Dublin.[27] It was delivered to the Chairman of the Repeal Association on 2 October. This remonstrance was ordered by John O’Connell (Daniel O’Connell’s son), to be flung into the gutter. The Remonstrants and the public resented this humiliation, and determined to hold a meeting in the Rotunda, Dublin, where they proposed to defend themselves against this indignity.[27] The meeting was held on 3 November. Mr. Thomas D'Arcy McGee, who had never been a Member of the Association attended, and his speech described by Michael Doheny to be “calm, forcible and conclusive on the points at issue; and the excitement it created was, in no small degree, enhanced by the fact that the speaker was a young man theretofore unknown”.[27]\n\nThe success of the meeting suggested the possibility of an experiment upon a large scale, as a preliminary to the formation of the Confederation. The meeting was set for the 2 December. The main object was to reply to the calumnies which, for nearly six months, had been urged against the leading seceders.[27] The remonstrant committee offered to defend them against any allegations put by the Repeal Association. The meeting was one of the most important ever held in the city. The entire ability of the seceders was put into its preparation. Michael Doheny states that “such was the sensation created by the proceedings that two publishers, one in Dublin and one in Belfast, brought out reports, in pamphlet form, which were read all over the country with the greatest avidity”.[27] It was suggested, casually at the meeting, that the seceders would meet in January to announce the course of political action they would recommend. On 13 January, the seceders met again, and their deliberations were supported again by the same men, to secure to the seceders freedom of speech and of action.[27] It was at this meeting the Irish Confederation was fully established. The foundations of which were to be freedom, tolerance and truth. There were no declarations or calls for rebellion, and no pledges of peace were given. The objectives were they outlined the independence of the Irish nation and no means to attain that end were abjured, save such as were inconsistent with honour, morality and reason.[27]",
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"Nowadays, deciding where to reside is the most important decision. Now the entire globe is our ocean. We have the freedom to live wherever we desire. People frequently relocate in quest of better work prospects or a higher standard of living.\n\nHowever, finding a place where you can discover strong work prospects while also meeting your personal self-interest and inclinations is quite tough. The American policy of life and liberty ensures that citizens have the freedom to live and work anywhere they desire in the country.\n\nIt is a fundamental right that all citizens of the United States have. A person must first pick where they want to relocate. What are your options for getting there and then having to buy a property or a house?\n\nTexas is one of the best locations to live, and in this article, we’ll tell you about all of the best areas to live in Texas.\n\nThe Advantages of Residing in Texas\n\nThe Lone Star State is the name given to Texas. Many people are enticed to relocate to Texas these days. Every day, over 1000 new members are said to be relocating to Texas.\n\nThe population of Texas is rapidly increasing, as seen by the increase in numbers. Now that we know which state is the greatest to relocate to in the United States, we need to know which areas inside Texas have the best locations and advantages.\n\nThere’s no need to be concerned because our team has done the legwork for you and brought you this article.\n\nYou have numerous options for where you want to live in Texas. We’ve compiled a list of the top 13 locations to reside in Texas. I hope you find this information beneficial. So, without further ado, let’s dive right into the meat of the post and start with the first place to relocate to in Texas.\n\nThis is a haven in north Texas. It is a cosmopolitan city with all of the latest conveniences. It is similar to Dallas in some ways, but it is superior because it has lower crime rates, is more inexpensive, and is seeing rapid expansion. One of the universities in the area is TCU.\n\nTCU’s football team is ranked among the top 25 teams in the nation. This location is also home to the world’s first and largest indoor rodeos. This is a location worth considering.\n\nAustin is a city in the state of Texas. This is where the Texas state government is located. It also serves as a focal point for social and political initiatives.\n\nFrisco is becoming increasingly popular. Out of the entire state, it has the highest median household income. If you look at the stats, you’ll notice that it has the fastest-growing population in the state.\n\nThe city’s security is also excellent. It boasts one of the lowest crime rates of all of the places on this list, if not the lowest. If money and safety are important to you, you should consider relocating to this city.\n\nOn the list, there is a well-rounded city to be found. It is reasonably priced, and the cuisine is excellent. There are many parks in the city, so you can go there to get away from the city.\n\nAlmost every resident enjoys the parks in their neighbourhood. The city is close to Dallas, therefore it offers advantages, but it does not have the same high crime rate.\n\nWe’ve all heard of Dallas. When I say Texas, you immediately think of Dallas. This is something we can’t help but include on our list. It is the cultural heart of the city. It boasts a lot of parks and is placed fourth on a list of the best cities for eating.\n\nDallas is also home to some of the world’s most renowned museums, galleries, and cultural achievements. Dallas is a fantastic city to live in, but you should be aware that crime rates are high.\n\nOne of the cities on the list is Georgetown, which is located in the Austin area. It’s one of the most unappreciated locations in the planet. It is, nonetheless, the city with the quickest growth rate.\n\nThe quality of life in this city is among the best in Texas. With exceptionally low crime rates, this is the third safest city on our list.\n\n7. The Feast of Corpus Christi\n\nThis is a relaxed coastal Texas town. If we have to put it that way, the culture here is pretty laid back and chill. There are many parks in this city, and most residents live within walking distance of one.\n\nIt’s a fantastic way to unwind and relax. It’s a lovely spot where you can also take in the views of the Texas shore. You might want to consider relocating to this city. The added benefit of the city’s coastline area appeals to us.\n\nKilleen is centrally positioned between Dallas and Austin. To be honest, it is a military town. The United States military is the town’s primary employment. Bell County is where it is located.\n\nThis is a lovely town nestled in the Texas hill country. This summer retreat is located northwest of San Antonio. The town is well-known throughout the state for its Germanic roots, which date back to the 1800s.\n\nThe food of this location reflects its Germanic roots. The Wurstfest is held here. This is the most well-attended annual event in the area. In the summer, a large number of people visit to cool off.\n\nHouston is the most populous city in Texas and the fourth most populous in the United States of America. This metropolis is enormous in size and can accommodate a large number of people. However, Houston has two big drawbacks.\n\nThe crime rate is high, and the typical household income is poor. Houston’s popularity has dwindled as a result of these two issues.\n\nThere are, nevertheless, some beneficial aspects to this location. There is excellent food available here. Houston is home to some of the top cultural institutions in the country.\n\nThe city is quite nice. It’s not spectacular, but it’s adequate. The finest thing to do here is to go for a walk in the park. They have some of the greatest parks in the area. This is invigorating and gets you away from the hustle and bustle of city life.\n\nThis city has the 14th largest Vietnamese population in the country. The Vietnamese culture has had an impact on the area and has permeated all aspects of life, including food!\n\nIt is near to the Mexican border. Hispanic culture is thriving in this city. Every year, this city has a flower festival. Fiesta de las Flores is the name given to the event. It is one of the state’s largest and oldest festivities.\n\nIt is an extremely cost-effective city to live in. The city has beautiful parks and delicious meals. It does have one flaw. The median household income is modest. This leaves the city far behind some people’s list of Texas cities to consider moving to.\n\nThe city of Mesquite is the last but not least. It’s for folks who want to be close to Dallas but don’t want to pay Dallas’ expensive prices. This city is quite cost-effective.\n\nThis city may easily be the third most cheap on the list. It’s a wonderful establishment with excellent meals and wonderful people. It deserved to be on the list. It is Don Gay’s residence. He was a rodeo cowboy.\n\nWe hope you enjoyed reading this post. We did our best to conduct thorough research and then select the top locations in the area. We hope you found this article to be informative. We value your opinion, therefore we hope you are pleased with the post and wish to share it with your friends and family.\n\nWe’d also want to hear from you about your thoughts on this post. Please share your thoughts in the comments box below. Have a good day moving and stay safe! Take precautions.",
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"Because I worked as the general counsel for the late Richard Halpern, a kind and brilliant man, I know a lot about structured settlement, and also about the slimy businesses that conspire to destroy them. Richard’s company, The Halpern Group, worked with trial lawyers to develop structured settlements for successful plaintiffs who had won long-term damages for catastrophic injuries due to medical negligence, product liability or other torts. Most of these clients were poor, and if their millions in damages, designed to help them survive the rest of their lives, were awarded in lump sums, the result would almost always be catastrophic. These were poor people, for the most part, with poor families and poor friends and neighbors, none of whom had any experience or success managing money. Drop millions on someone who has never had luxuries of any kind, and a spending spree as well and handouts to needy or greedy friends and acquaintances were sure to follow. For their own protection (or the protection of minors needing lifetime medical care), these plaintiffs of Rich’s lawyer clients were advised to forgo a big lump sum in favor of an annuity which would pay out regular amounts over time.\n\nThe plaintiffs own the income stream, but not the annuity itself. With assured income developed according to projected needs, the plaintiffs and their families could be assured of security and relative comfort and well-being—relative, because damages can seldom make up for broken bodies, minds and lives. Let me take over for myself here, from a post I wrote on this topic almost exactly six years ago.\n\nOnce they are on their own, however, the compensated victims are targeted by viatical settlement companies, both those with cute opera-singing commercials and those without. They undermine the sound advice of the attorneys with slogans like “It’s your money!” and try to persuade the former plaintiffs to unstructure the structured settlement by selling the annuity’s income stream to the viatical settlement company at a deep discount. Result: the annuity company gets the regular income at bargain rates, and the victims get a new, smaller lump sum to dissipate in exchange. The statistics say that the customer of the viatical settlement company will run out of cash long before he or she runs out of the need for it. But for the company, it’s a sweet deal.\n\nIt’s also despicable. The viatical settlement industry like to use lottery winnings, which are usually paid out in annuities like structured settlements, to justify their business. Lottery winning are windfall funds; while the same dissipation hold for those lump sums (most multi-million dollar lottery winners have no money left after five years), the winners are usually no worse of after the money has been blown than they were before their number came up. When the money is a settlement for an injury, however, losing it is calamity. I would consider a viatical settlement company that only bought the income stream from lottery annuities ethical. There is no such company, however. The victims with structured settlements are a much larger and more lucrative market.\n\nI have written about these legal but unethical businesses more than once. The first time, on The Ethics Scoreboard, I described a viatical settlement company only by using quotes from its own website, and explained what it meant, accurately. The company’s lawyers demanded that I take down the post, claiming that I had disparaged them (by using their own words and making it clear how they made their money.) I was in no position, with a family, a struggling business and aging parents, to engage in a legal battle of principle (though I suspected the company was bluffing, and I didn’t know Ken White and Marc Randazza then, both courageous blogging lawyers who assist bloggers who are threatened, like I was being threatened, to silence them. I took down the post.\n\nThe Washington Post has a story about how these companies work that is quite sickening, but as far as the conduct of the viatical settlement sharks, quite accurate. It tells the tale of “Rose,” a brain-damaged victim of lead paint poisoning, who was persuaded by a salesman and a lawyer working for one of these companies to sell her income stream from her hard won legal damages distributed through a structured settlement—after all, it’s her money!—set up—who knows, maybe by Richard Halpern—to provide for her until the end of her life, for a pittance. The company got her projected income of almost $574,000 for a lump sum payment of $62, 876. Now, Rose’ s future is bleak. She can’t work, can barely read or write, and the annuity set up to compensate her now belongs to a corporation. The company points out that they did nothing illegal, and that is true.\n\nRead the story. Think about it every time you see a viatical settlement company’s commercial on TV.\n\nI’ll repeat my conclusion from the last time I wrote about this. Nothing has changed. These predators operate one of the most cruel and unethical legal businesses in the world.\n\n24 thoughts on “The Next Time You See One Of Those Opera Commercials About Selling Structured Settlements, Think About “Rose””"
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"Tim Blake Nelson’s excellent new play, Socrates, retells the story of a pivotal event in world history: the trial and execution of one of the West’s first great philosophers—Socrates.1 Socrates’s life—and death—profoundly affected the two most influential philosophers in history, Plato and Aristotle.2 The play illustrates the character and ideas of these thinkers, indicates where they conflicted or overlapped, and does so via a thrilling integration of drama and discourse.\n\nNelson is widely known as an actor (Delmar O’Donnell in O Brother, Where Art Thou?) but not as a writer or director, though he wrote and directed the films The Grey Zone and Eye of God. Nelson began writing Socrates thirty years ago when he studied classics at Brown University.3 The current version of the play, directed by Doug Hughes (who also directed An Enemy of the People), has a top-notch cast, led by the fabulous Michael Stuhlbarg (who played Larry Gopnik in A Serious Man). The costumes, simple music, and sparse sets are so authentic that one feels transported from the Public Theater in New York City to the Agora in Athens, back in the cradle of Western civilization.4",
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"The play is set in 369 BC, thirty years after the death of Socrates, but it makes liberal use of flashbacks (and even contains scenes that blend past and present) to tell the tale of the “gadfly” of Athens. Plato (played by Teagle F. Bougere) is the story’s chief narrator, and, as the play opens, he is interviewing a potential pupil. He asks the teenage boy (played by Niall Cunningham) what he thinks of Athens, and the boy responds brashly, “I find it murderous,” referring to the city’s execution of its greatest thinker thirty years before. Plato proceeds to explain to the boy—who is, in fact, Aristotle, though he’s never named in the play—the nature of Athenian culture during the decades leading up to the death of Socrates in 399 BC. It was a period marked by tyranny, plague, and war, but where speech was still free and philosophical discourse flowed.\n\nThroughout the play—as throughout his life—Socrates is on a quest for truth. When an oracle says that Socrates is the wisest man in Athens, he denies it and embarks on a quest to refute the claim. He seeks out those widely believed to be wise, engaging them in discourse and probing their views in order to find a superior thinker. However, one by one, these figures demonstrate their own shoddy reasoning, trapping themselves in contradictions as Socrates questions them. In his attempt to define wisdom, Thrasymachus reasons in circles, leading Socrates to the question, “So wisdom is defined by . . . what is wise?”\n\nLater, Socrates discusses rhetoric with Gorgias, who holds that it is the master science and who puts special emphasis on the form of flowing words and exaggerated gestures. Socrates leads the conversation to the inevitable conclusion that rhetorical flourishes are typically employed as substitutes for facts and points out that such techniques are often used to convince ignorant masses to support the speaker’s position. As Socrates exposes the fallacious reasoning of these supposedly wise men, they become perplexed and angry. Meanwhile, Plato, Aristophanes, Crito, and others delight in the spectacle and in the power of Socrates’s method of questioning.\n\nSocrates likewise challenges the city’s judicial practices. In one scene, six generals are on trial for failing to properly conduct a military mission in Sicily, in which many Athenians died.5 The court wants them tried as a group, regardless of the potential innocence of any individual general. However, Socrates—understanding that none should pay the consequences for another’s actions—argues that they should be tried separately so that each has a fair opportunity for justice. He is overruled by his fellow jurors and shouted down by the mob, who chant, “Kill them now!” The play demonstrates how easily unlimited democracy slides into mob rule: The back wall of the stage slides open, revealing the execution of one of the generals.\n\nLater, a power-wielding politician, Anytus, blames Socrates for influencing a man who went on to desecrate statues of Greek gods, which he believes to be sacred. When the shabbily dressed philosopher explains that he has no power, no rank, no money, refuses to run for office, and does not control the actions of others, Anytus levels vague and contradictory charges, concluding in a seething rage, “If you worship gods other than those who protect us, corrupt youth, question democracy in the very place of its birth, Athens will not have you!” Anytus then turns to the audience and exclaims, “Socrates must die!”\n\nSocrates is brought to trial. His friends and family are frightened, but they believe he can win over the jury—if he pleads his case delicately. Stuhlbarg shines here. His voice begins quietly and then rises in intensity as he passionately hurls questions at his accusers about the nature of justice and virtue. He finishes with a flourish, saying he’d rather be murdered one hundred times than stop practicing philosophy. The jury votes him guilty and sentences him to death.\n\nThe stage directing is excellent throughout as the narrative alternates back and forth between flashbacks of Socrates in action and Plato’s conversations with Aristotle. Bougere and Cunningham, in their respective roles, are at their best in these moments. Plato speaks in riddles about an idealism unreachable in this world, whereas Aristotle analyzes Plato’s story, looking for facts about human nature, our means of knowledge, and the nature of government. He is never passive, always seeking either to verify or to contradict what his elder tells him. Seeing a great deal of similarity between Socrates and the young Aristotle, Plato cautions him, saying, “Should you embrace this life, there will come a moment when you too must decide whether to engage with the political system on its terms or not” (a portent of an event not included in the play, when Aristotle was charged with impiety and forced to flee for his life, “lest the Athenians sin twice against philosophy”).",
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"The play also provides clarifying contrast between Socrates and Plato. For instance, when Plato reveals that he believes in a mystical, nonmaterial realm and in innate ideas, Socrates makes his disagreement clear. He also intensely disapproves of Plato writing dialogues and casting him as the protagonist, saying, “Your memory will change what I’ve said, mixing your ideas with mine.” Plato swears not to put his own words into Socrates’s mouth but ends up doing so.\n\nHe admits this duplicity to Aristotle, expressing due remorse for betraying his promise to his mentor. But he excuses the breach as an act of service to philosophy and to posterity:\n\nThere is nothing more noble than the pursuit of thought. The sheer intuitive beauty of it. His method of questioning will never be matched. I’d rather he speak my words in his way, than I speak them in mine. If only to teach people not what to think, but how, which is far more important.\n\nThis is one of the central themes in the play: the importance of teaching people not what to think, but how to think. In today’s culture, when indoctrination, emotionalism—and, in some countries, censorship—often replace the art of reasoning, this one point alone makes the play worth seeing.\n\nBut its philosophic depth is by no means its only virtue; it’s also a great work of art. The writing and directing seamlessly meld past and present in ways that, although difficult to describe, are nonetheless convincing and dramatic. In one scene, for instance, as Plato speaks with his condemned mentor about the possibility of an afterlife, Aristotle watches, as if hearing Plato’s recollection. When Plato tells Socrates that, upon his death, he will ascend into a world far greater than this one, the latter dismisses this as fantasy. Plato, bridging both times, then turns to Aristotle and says, “In that way, he was most like you,” to which the boy answers, “I had already noticed that.”\n\nIn his final moments, Socrates takes a bath, as his wife, Xanthippe, scrubs his back and sobs inconsolably. When Socrates gets out of the bath, they hold hands one more time before he dismisses her. Socrates is then given the hemlock poison that everyone knows will kill him. Before drinking, he offers one last teasing remark, saying, “May my journey be a prosperous one for me, those in this world, and those in Plato’s next.” He walks a few steps, then lies down, first losing feeling in his limbs, then screaming and writhing in pain. As Plato grasps his hand, Socrates dies. Everyone on stage (and, in my experience, the audience) is in tears.\n\nThe School of Athens by Raphael\n\nThe play ends with one final exchange that distills and demonstrates the conflicting lessons that Plato and Aristotle derived from Socrates’s life and death, an exchange that sharpens the contrast between Plato’s otherworldly pessimism and Aristotle’s this-worldly optimism. Plato reveals his view of human nature and why he thought Socrates met his fate, saying that Socrates “exposed us to our lies, and we killed him for it. We simply cannot help ourselves.” Noticing that Aristotle is busily engaged with something else, he asks, “But now, what do you have for me there?” Aristotle walks to the front of the stage, sits down, and begins reading a rough translation of the opening lines of his future work, now known as his Nicomachean Ethics: “Everything we do. Every action, all we attempt is thought to be aimed at some good.”\n\n“Let us only hope,” says Plato.\n\nSocrates’s sold-out run at the Public Theater has been extended through June 2, and some tickets are still available. Also, Nelson is considering creating a film version. It’s not often one can say this, but Plato put it best: “Let us only hope.”\n\nTim Blake Nelson’s excellent play retells the story of one of the West’s first great philosophers—Socrates. Click To Tweet\n\nHis own writings and speeches can be found on his website, Robert.Begley.com.\nView all posts by Robert Begley →\nJoan of Arc: Heroine of France, Exemplar of Courage\nDr. Ruth: Preaching the Goodness of Sex\n\n1. Nelson incorporates text from four of Plato’s works that cover the last days of Socrates: The Apology, Euthyphro, Crito, and Phaedo.\n\n2. Their influence is most famously portrayed by renaissance painter Raphael in his work School of Athens.\n\n5. Back then, jurors were drawn randomly by lottery instead of by their ability to judge the merit of a case objectively. Socrates even challenges this process, saying jurors should only be qualified if they go by the evidence."
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"(Crystal A. Proxmire, June 19, 2014)\nA dispute over a federal housing voucher policy had protesters marching in front of the Withington Apartments on Wednesday evening, claiming racial discrimination against the Ferndale Housing Commission. The Ferndale Housing Commission is headquartered in Ferndale, although the Section 8 program through HUD offers vouchers that can be used in Wayne, Oakland or Macomb.\nCharmonique Hopkins, a mother of four living on Desoto in Detroit (near Livernois and Fenkell) has received a housing voucher through the Commission for six years. Within the past year the house across from her was abandoned and boarded up. According to Deborah Wilson, Director of the Ferndale Housing Commission, HUD requires recipients of the vouchers to reside in a house that is not bordered\n\nup by any vacant, boarded up homes. When Hopkins’ inspection time came, the commission learned of the abandoned home and informed her that the property no longer qualified for the voucher. She would either have to move, or stop receiving the assistance.\nThe house Hopkins’ rents is seven years old, and there are multiple homes in her neighborhood that are the same age. Her home was not inspected since the home across the street being boarded up automatically disqualifies her from the program. Her rent, paid for by the voucher, is $572 a month for a four bedroom home with two and a half baths and the water bill included.",
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"Hopkins does not want to move, and has sought help from a group called Detroit Eviction Defense, a nonprofit that advocates on behalf of renters and homeowners who are in danger of losing their homes due to circumstances like predatory lending or discrimination.\n\nAttorney Bob Day is representing Hopkins. “They’re supposed to do an annual inspection of the rental house, the idea being that the landlord has got to keep the place in good shape. Like I said, Ms. Hopkins lives in a new construction in Detroit, A very nice house, no problems. And they didn’t even come and look at her house. They just drove around the neighborhood and said that the next block over there was an apartment building it was boarded up and that was the reason she failed the inspection,” Day said. “So to us, by that reasoning, they’re going to fail everybody in Detroit basically, because everyplace you go in Detroit, you might have a nice house on nice block, but then you’ve got a torn up house two blocks over, right?”\nDay later told other picketers, “The only thing I can figure is that they don’t want their inspectors and workers to have to be driving around in Detroit.”\nWilson said that claims of racism were “not true at all.” She explained that the Section 8 Housing program gives people the option of living anywhere in Wayne, Oakland or Macomb Counties. The housing vouchers\n\ncome from HUD, and fall under HUD regulations.\n“The reason for the policy is to make sure families are living in safe secure properties,” Wilson said. “The reason is that studies show abandoned houses can bring more crime, and drugs and it makes a more dangerous environment for the kids.” The policy is that families in the program cannot live next to homes that are boarded up.\n“There are many nice neighborhoods in Detroit. The idea that there is an abandoned house on every block like they say is insulting. And if we were racist we would not care about making sure people had a safe place to live.”\nHUD requires the Commission to do “fair housing audits” each year to ensure that participants are not being taken advantage of by their landlords and that they are living in safe situations.\nParticipants in the program can live anywhere in the tri county area, except in homes boarded by blight. In Hopkin’s case, she’d been a client for at least six years without incident, and she stated that the home across the street had been boarded up within the past year.",
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"The Section 8 program administered by the Ferndale Housing Commission serves 772 families. Wilson said that 40% of those families live in Wayne County, and all but five of them live in Detroit. She said 46% live in Oakland and 14% live in Macomb. Of the families they serve, 73% are African American.\n\nWhen asked about their track record in terms of racism, Wilson said that in her 30 years of being with the commission they had never been sued for discrimination. She said that complaints are rare, and that when people have made claims in the past “they were inspected by HUD or the US Department of Civil Rights and they have always vindicated us.”\nIn addition to administering the Section 8 voucher program, the Ferndale Housing Commission’s main task is a public housing program that is limited to the Ferndale city limits. This includes two elderly housing facilities, Autumn House and Withington West.\n\nThere are also scattered houses through the city that are owned and managed by the Commission, including 15 two bedroom, 21 three bedroom, and 7 four bedroom homes for low income families.\nIn this program, 90% of the residents are minorities.\n“Helping all people is our job on a day to day basis, that is what we are here for,” Wilson said.\nAbout a dozen people came Wednesday to picket. Signs had sayings like “Keep Ms. Hopkins in her home,” “Stop Racist Attacks,” and “Ferndale Housing is Racist.” The picketers who came as part of Detroit Eviction Defense admitted that they did not know of any other situations of discrimination through the Commission.\nThey handed out fliers in front of Withington and along 9 Mile stating “Ferndale Housing Commission uses our tax dollars to follow an agenda of racism and attacks on the people and the neighborhoods of Detroit. With the people of Detroit under siege on all sides from the politicians, to the emergency manager, to the courts, we cannot allow the racist Ferndale Housing Commission to open yet another round of attacks on the people of Detroit.”",
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"Jan Pickens of Southfield walked up and down Withington with a sign saying “Stop Racist Attacks.” When asked why she thought the Housing Commission was racist she said “Well to refuse a voucher on the basis there’s an abandoned house down the street, that sounds to me like where in Detroit would you accept somebody to live? So if you’re not going to give a\n\nvoucher to anybody in Detroit or trying to live in Detroit, to me that sounds racist.” Pickens said she’d not heard of any other incidents through the Ferndale Housing Commission, but that she has picked before with Detroit Eviction Defense.\nThe Ferndale Housing Commission has granted Hopkins a 90 day extension to give her time to move into a qualifying home. They will continue to provide her with a voucher if she moves, and she can go anywhere in Wayne, Oakland or Macomb counties that meets the requirements of the program. Hopkins said she does not want to move and will continue to fight. “They are very prejudiced,” she said.\n\nDay also stood firm. “Our position on this, until they can explain something different, is that this is a racist policy. This is a policy that’s attacking people of color, and people in Detroit, and basically saying they aren’t going to approve anybody to live in Detroit and that’s baloney.”\nFor more information on Ferndale Housing Commission visit their website at http://ferndalehousing.com.\nFor more on Detroit Eviction Defense visit http://detroitevictiondefense.org.",
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"2019 is finally dragging to a close. This has been a difficult year for me and my family as we have struggled with health issues involving an older relative. There were weeks which passed during which I wrote nothing here, which is unfortunate, because immersing myself in this blog — in the researching and the writing — is not only fun and satisfying, it’s also a good distraction when stress is ratcheting up pretty high. But things might be settling down a bit, and I hope to return to more regular posting in 2020. But as far as 2019, here are my personal favorite Flashback Dallas posts of the past year. (Pictures are larger when clicked; read original posts by clicking titles.)\n\nThis is my favorite post of the year, partly because it has a personal connection to my family’s past, and partly because I had a role in identifying just what this 1964 film was and who some of the players were (including a politically active Dallas housewife who would go on to become governor of Texas). The film is an important find for reasons having to do with Texas history, Dallas history, Ann Richards history, Texas Democratic Party history, women’s history, and social and cultural history. And it’s just a fun snapshot of a very specific time in local politics. The screenshot above shows charismatic Betty McKool onstage as Nelson Rockefeller, a (very wealthy) Republican candidate for President in 1964. (Image source: G. William Jones Film and Video Archive, Hamon Library, SMU)\n\nThis post was the direct result of the “Political Paranoia” post — Betty McKool’s son saw it and sent me scans of many of the Christmas cards that his mother and her close friend Ann Richards created for years and which, even at the time, had attained a sort of legendary cult status. The ridiculous and irreverent cards were much anticipated every year. I never thought I’d ever be able to find more than a couple of them, but thanks to Mike McKool Jr., I’ve seen more than I ever expected to — and was able to share them! This post just made me happy. (Image source: Mike McKool Jr.)",
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"I found an odd postcard on eBay showing armed guards standing in front of huge piles of tires. What’s with all those tires? Why were they being guarded by men with guns? And most importantly, where in Dallas was that mountain of tires? I loved diving in and researching this. I don’t know how interesting it was for people to actually read (and it was pretty long), but this was definitely one of the most fun research tasks I assigned myself all year. (Image source: eBay)\n\nThis is another one of those posts where I just really wanted to know the story behind an unusual-looking postcard. I did a ton of research on this forgotten “big moment” in Dallas history, and I loved it. (Image source: eBay)",
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"And yet another instance of seeing an image and wondering “What is this?” and then plunging in to try to find out answers to all the questions I had. And, again, I loved it — I loved reading about this guy and his indisputably weird vocation. I posted this on Halloween because it’s kind of creepy, and I think I’m safe in saying that this post got fewer hits than any other thing I wrote all year! Hardly anyone clicked over to read it — I’m going to blame it on readers’ phobias and not my sparkling way with words! (Image source: George W. Cook Dallas/Texas Image Collection, DeGolyer Library, SMU)",
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"A look at an old Dallas favorite which has had two separate identities. The Stoneleigh Pharmacy opened in 1923 as a sort of companion to the Stoneleigh Court hotel across the street and had a good long run, until 1980 when, sadly, it burned down — burned ALL THE WAY DOWN TO THE GROUND. But in 1981, the Stoneleigh P rose from the ashes and, thankfully, is still going strong. Long live the Stoneleigh P! (Image source: The Dallas Morning News, Oct. 14, 1923)",
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"Other than a few Fortnight celebrations, I didn’t grow up popping into Neiman’s, so I knew not of the Zodiac Room, other than it was a place where elegant women went to have elegant foodstuffs like tea and cucumber sandwiches, and that Helen Corbitt (whom I knew only from seeing her name on a couple of my mother’s cookbooks) was somehow affiliated with it. I wrote about it mainly because I came across scans of the children’s menu on Instagram. As I wrote in the post, “My whimsy-threshold is pretty low, but I love the utterly charming drawings which grace the front and back covers…” — and that was more than enough reason to write about the famed Zodiac Room. (Image source: @reflectionofaman Instagram feed; artwork by Alma Shon)",
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"This is such a great photo — and this Old East Dallas block is still recognizable today, if not quite as interesting-looking. At one time this block contained several bars with Space-Age names: the Star Lounge, the Orbit Lounge, the Rocket Lounge, the Space Lounge, and the Apollo Lounge. That would have been the place to head to for some great (and probably delightfully seedy) bar-hopping! As I wistfully say to myself all the time while writing about Dallas’ bygone days, “Born too late, man — born too late.” (Image source: City of Dallas Historic Preservation Program archives)",
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"This is the fourth post I’ve written about Mike Owen. I’m not quite sure how that happened, but I now feel that, surely, I must be a Michael G. Owen Jr. expert! A large heretofore unknown painting by Owen — who is known mostly for his work as a sculptor — was to go up for auction, and that was the impetus for my writing this post about the little-known artist. (The painting sold for an amazing $228,000.) (Image source: David Dike Fine Art)",
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"This post is made up almost entirely of lovely hand-colored postcards. It’s a shame places like this aren’t around anymore. (Image source: George W. Cook Collection, DeGolyer Library, SMU)",
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"A high point of 2019 for me was the totally unexpected announcement that I had been chosen to receive the 2019 Education Award from Preservation Dallas for my work on Flashback Dallas. It was very flattering to be acknowledged for the work I’ve done, but I hesitated about going to the awards ceremony because I’m a major introvert, and the prospect of being given an award — in public! — even if it was only one in a night filled with many awards — would cause some definite amount of anxiety and/or embarrassment. But I talked myself into it and went, and I’m so glad I did. First off, the event was held in the beautiful Lone Star Gas Building, which was fantastic (those elevators!). But more than that, going to the event gave me an opportunity to meet people who actually read the blog and who came up to me to tell me they were fans! You don’t get that very often when you do all your work alone at home. Social contact isn’t so bad after all! It was a wonderful night, and memories of it have helped keep my head above water as I’ve slogged through this difficult year. The very nice article about me by Deb Brimer, which she wrote for Candy’s Dirt, was also a wonderful boost. So, thank you, Deb, and thank you, Preservation Dallas! I’ve just uploaded a short video of the remarks about my award (me, me, me!) presented that night by David Preziosi, executive director of Preservation Dallas, here. (Image source: me!)",
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"I enjoyed writing all the posts that appeared on the blog this year, but these had some little extra something for me. How many of my favorites were also the readers’ favorites? That list will be posted tomorrow."
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