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Hemp seeds have started infiltrating grocery-store shelves across America. They're often sold shelled and in bulk quantities, but some producers have also been packaging them as snack items. Roasted and seasoned, they're fine snacks -- they taste nothing like pot and don't get you high, but they're ... More >>
In this week's Chef & Tell, I mentioned that I had taken a pickling and preserving class at the Cook Street School of Culinary Arts, through the school's program for home cooks. Cook Street offers a wide range of instruction for amateurs, ranging from classes in basic knife skills, wine and food pai ... More >>
Now that we're in the summer swing of things, you'll want to save money for those epic road trips. Fortunately, there's a lot you can do for free in Denver this week, including learning about abstract agricultural art, hearing about fashion and discussing architecture. Don't forget to check the Wes ... More >>
Watching period dramas like Mad Men, it's easy to think that the elaborately costumed women of yesteryear just had an innately sophisticated sense of style. But that's not the case -- the Joan Holloways and Betty Drapers of the era were well-instructed in the art of dress by a group of women who stu ... More >>
Update: PETA is still making problems for mall Santa and former Westword cover boy Bill Lee. Five days after calling him out for an incident in which his reindeer escaped from a Santa appearance in Dillon and had to be tracked down the next morning (get the details below), the animal rights organiz ... More >>
Before Colorado farmers can plant industrial hemp, the state Department of Agriculture must come up with a way to register and inspect their crops. To help establish those regulations, lawmakers authorized the creation of a nine-member advisory committee. The members of that committee have been cho ... More >>
This 1915 article from the Littleton Independent shows that the U.S. government had interest in cannabis as a medicine even as some states around the country had begun to ban it as an illicit drug. Not only were they interested, they were growing it themselves. An excerpt: "A medical drug plant far ... More >>
Earlier this week, on Monday, I spent the afternoon in Kansas -- specifically St. Francis, Kansas, a small, sleepy town just a few miles east of the Kansas/Colorado border, population a mere 1,200. Cattle far, far outweigh humans in St. Francis -- there are thousands and thousands of them -- and o ... More >>
A bill to register hemp farmers with the state Department of Agriculture has been introduced at the State Capitol. As explained in our cover story, "Green Acres," the marijuana-centric Amendment 64 also made it lawful to grow hemp, weed's sober stepsister. The bill, known as SB 241, creates a proc ... More >>
How safe are doggy pools in Colorado pet-care centers? Apparently dangerous enough that the state's Department of Agriculture is now considering rules to mandate life jackets for dogs in the state's boarding kennels and daycare facilities. And officials say that if they ultimately go forward with th ... More >>
If there's anyone in this city who's become synonymous with salumi and sausages, it's Mark DeNittis, the co-founder of Il Mondo Vecchio, a Denver salumeria and production plant that opened in 2009 in a bare bones industrial building on South Cherokee Street. DeNittis and his partner, Gennaro DeSanti ... More >>
The Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division confirms that an investigation is underway involving meat products infused with THC, the active ingredient of marijuana. In the meantime, multiple sources tell us that meat products like a jerky made by local firm Benjamin's Edibles are being removed from m ... More >>
Public school students are being awfully whiny about their school lunches right now. The reason is because the United States Department of Agriculture just restructured standards for school lunches for the first time in over a decade, and now students have to eat more fruits, vegetables and whole gr ... More >>
Those summer bike rides to the local farmers' market have apparently paid off. Once again, Colorado ranks lowest on the state-by-state adult obesity rate analysis conducted by the Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Maybe it's because there are so many appealing outd ... More >>
Before the 'Pizza as a vegetable' debacle made national headlines and inspired legislation from District 2's House Representative Jared Polis, there was the original school lunch controversy: the battle over ketchup.
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In pondering the purchase of some local eggs recently, I recalled an article I'd read about the terminology of egg labels and how misleading they can be. So I was hesitant to buy "free-range" eggs, but I really wanted to make crepes and decided to pull the trigger. Unfortunately, I made the wrong c ... More >>
It's a new year, and 2012 should be another rich, full year of food, drink and, with any luck, a few more naked photos of Anthony Bourdain. It's time to kick 2011 in the gnocchi and usher in a brand-new 365 days of fresh foodie resolutions. We all know that willpower can wane with the first plate ... More >>
Lay off the junkHot on the heels of the new USDA nutrition guidelines, which basically boil down to "lay off the calories, fatty, and consume a vegetable once in a while," comes a study that gives you more incentive to eat right: Junk food doesn't just cause you to gain weight; it also make ... More >>
Where's the beef? Not in the Taco Bell tacos. At least not according to Beasley Allen, an Alabama-based law firm that has filed a class-action lawsuit against Taco Bell for misleading advertising. Its beef is the beef, or lack thereof: Allegedly, the taco filling has only 36 percent animal p ... More >>
There's more than one way to get mauled at a big-cat sanctuary. After he was attacked by a tiger at the Serenity Springs Wildlife Center last year, a volunteer then had the bite put on him by the refuge's founder -- who claimed that the victim had to pay $40,500 as his "share" of the result ... More >>
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I'd rather have Ben Stein suit up for the Nuggets than Shaq.Colorado blogs that fulfill the USDA recommended amount of cyber. Andrew Feinstein at Denver Stiffs floats the possibility of the Nuggets trading Kenyon Martin for Shaquille O'Neal, who's dragged down both Phoenix and Cleveland in r ... More >>
The USDA recently recalled almost 111,000 pounds of frozen beef steak fritter due to the risk of small pieces of plastic that may be in the food. That's all well and good and nice to know the USDA has our back, but what in the hell is a beef steak fritter?Moo. Maybe it's a regional thing or ... More >>
Do you know where your cluck comes from? Following a recent birthday barbecue feast, I woke up before the sun with a wretched bellyache and proceeded to hurl my guts out. Nothing reminds you that you aren't 21 anymore like puking bacon cheeseburgers and red wine and going up against a hangove ... More >>
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Yesterday, Greeley's own JBS Swift Beef Co. recalled over 41,000 pounds of meat contaminated with O157:H7 E.coli bacteria, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service. The stuff went out on April 21 to enterprises in Colorado and a dozen other states rangin ... More >>
When Obama began his presidency, he pledged transparency. And last week, the USDA had new regulations go into effect for labels of origin. The labels of origin will be put on beef, pork, lamb, chicken, goat meat, fish and shellfish products, noting which country the product came from. When I heard a ... More >>
Here's a selection of the best of last week's music blogging from around the Village Voice chain: The ten-year anniversary of In the Aeroplane Over the Sea has arrived, and this live set from 1997, covering several songs from the now-classic release, is as good a way as any to celebrate.
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Did Katy Perry Just Diss Beyonce?by Free Britney at . Comments
Katy Perry is so excited about the prospect of a collaboration with BFF Rihanna, she may have put her foot in her mouth discussing the potential project.
Perry weighed in on the forthcoming song (which undoubtedly will be a catchy #1 hit with those two working together), with an apparent dig at Beyonce:
"We've collaborated on things, just not songs yet. It's one of those things that's got so much build-up that we have to deliver," she said on BBC Radio 1.
"I want it to be like that Eurythmics and Aretha Franklin song 'Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves,' not 'Beautiful Liar.' I definitely want to do something iconic."
Beyonce's 2007 track "Beautiful Liar," featuring Shakira, isn't her best song, but it did reach No. 1 on the iTunes best-seller list and U.S. Hot Singles Sales.
Perry doesn't have a reputation for starting beef with other celebs, so we're guessing she did not mean it as an insult ... even if it sort of reads that way.
Maybe Bey and Katy can collaborate next and bury the hatchet in this non-feud?
In sort of related news, KP sort of embarrassed herself covering "N****s In Paris" by Jay-Z and Kanye West at the same BBC Radio 1 appearance.
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She is not a bitch, nor out of control. The whole interview has been taken out of context in this article. Very Hollywood Gossip -which loves to stir things up so that people post vile comments. Congratulations, HG, you have managed some beauties this time. Just check out the people jumping to conclusions with their inarticulate and spiteful postings.
U ar out of control, u bitch how can u cmpr your self wt queen of d holl world. U can nvr be her. Queen bey is mordn u billion's of tymz.
she is indeed a bitch in trying to compare her stupid self to d evergreen and timeless queen bey.u can never be her
she is indeed a bitch in trying to compare her stupid self with d evergreen and timeless queen bey.u can never be her
Compare these two photos in the articale. One girl has blue hair and a dress that doesnt do a thing for her or help her figure. The other seems more sophisticated, and better figure. Katy Perry married a fucked up british man who was a sex offender in England. Yep. Beyonce married somebody who is very protective (he bought a baby safe car with bullet proof windows). You can't put Beyonce and Katy Perry on the same level, its stupid. Beyonce has way more class (when needed) and talent then Katy Perry. No wonder why 3 record deals dropped Katy Perry.
She doesn't have reputation for what did you say??????? She's diss Lady GaGa more than once.
except KP does have a history of dissing other musicians. she's dissed gaga several times in public forums. She's really a stuck up bitch, having met her several times when she lived in Nashville.


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It's all happening! Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' is dropping a trailer ... tomorrow night! That's right, after months of waiting, we'll finally get a full trailer for James Gunn's upcoming adaptation of the Marvel comic, and to tide you over until then, the studio has released some new photos featuring the intergalactic heroes, including one very popular talking raccoon.
We are still a few months away from the release of 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2,' and marketing is ramping up quite a bit, with trailers, more photos, and lots of sneak peeks. Today, we've got a couple of rather revealing featurettes that take you behind the scenes of the upcoming superhero sequel -- and one of them gives you a sneak peek at some of its many (many) villains, including a brief glimpse of Dane DeHaan as Green Goblin!
The first preview for Angelina Jolie's latest directorial effort, 'Unbroken,' premiered during the 2014 Winter Olympics today -- appropriate, as the story of her latest film follows an Olympian who tragically becomes a prisoner of war during World War II. And it looks to be pretty inspirational stuff from the sophomore director and A-list actress, whose debut film, 'In the Land of Blood and Honey,' also told a harrowing and inspirational story.
Not content to let Michael Fassbender and Ian McKellen have all the fun, James McAvoy has also gotten in on the action -- 20th Century Fox has released an 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' promo photo for the one and only Charles Xavier, professor and all-around badass. Just check out this glorious mane of hair, ladies and gentlemen.
By now you've seen a ton of those "Look Back" videos on Facebook, which makes it look like pretty much all of your friends and loved ones have died and Facebook has done them the morbid courtesy of making a nice obituary montage. Fun! If you're anything like us, you've been ignoring the hell out of them, but here's one you shouldn't ignore: a Look Back video for Walter White of 'Breaking Bad,' which tracks Mr. White's sordid history on the show with humor and plenty of hashtags. Enjoy!
John Travolta is now fully immersed in the "Eh, why the hell not?" phase of his career: the actor has signed on to play a Gummy Bear in the upcoming 'Gummy Bear' film, also known as Gummibar in the US. The project is based on the ever-growing and increasingly popular social media phenomenon, according to a press release sent out this weekend.
The wait is finally over, Batman fans! Fox's 'Gotham,' the upcoming Batman prequel series, has cast its Commissioner James Gordon, after months of whispers and rumors -- Ben McKenzie, formerly of 'Southland' and 'The O.C.' has been chosen to don the badge and fight crime on the streets of Gotham City in the new series that explores Batman/young Bruce Wayne's origins and the city in which he was raised.
You might not be aware, but EuropaCorp is planning a reboot of the popular 'Transporter' action franchise, which starred Jason Statham as badass Frank Martin. And now the first flick has cast its leading man: Ed Skrein, the British actor who played Daario Naharis, the Khaleesi's love interest in the third season of 'Game of Thrones.' Is Skrein man enough to take on the role popularized by Statham?
Not to be outdone by some of the bigger, more action-packed and commercial films playing trailers during Super Bowl 2014, George Clooney's 'The Monuments Men' has just dropped its trailer for this Sunday's big game online because it's a film about men and war, and these things are very manly -- just like football, you see.
Seems like everyone's getting in on the action for Super Bowl 2014: 'Pompeii,' the new film from Paul W.S. Anderson (best known for the 'Resident Evil' franchise), has released a spot for this Sunday's big game. It's no 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' or 'X-Men: Days of Future Past,' that's for sure -- but hey, it's still got plenty of action, and knowing Anderson, it could be pretty nuts.
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Comedian Eddie Pepitone (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Flight of the Conchords) does a 7:30 p.m. set at Foam to promote his film Bitter Buddha, which screens at the St. Louis International Film Festival (7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, at the Tivoli). Go see the film first, then come see the man himself. Tickets to this intimate performance with the lovable curmudgeon are $10, and comics Kris Wernowsky, JC Sibala and Kenny Kinds also perform.
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain believes Arsenal are still benefiting from the feel-good factor of winning the FA Cup and thinks the triumph could spur the team on.
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Liam Rosenior has called on his Hull team-mates to treat their FA Cup near miss as the start of a new journey, not the end of their ambitions.
Fabianski: Best way to finish Arsenal stint
Lukasz Fabianski admits the FA Cup final was probably his last match for Arsenal but could think of no better way to end his time with the club.
Wilshere: FA Cup win for the fans
Jack Wilshere dedicated Arsenal's FA Cup victory over Hull City to the club's supporters as the north London side's open-top bus parade got under way on Sunday.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes their dramatic FA Cup final victory over Hull could be a turning point for his side.
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Alex Bruce pledged to fight to have more chances like this next season after Hull's last-gasp 3-2 FA Cup final defeat to Arsenal.
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Arsenal came from 2-0 down to win a dramatic FA Cup final 3-2 with a goal from Aaron Ramsey in extra-time.
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Steve Bruce has hailed a day for heroes as Hull head to Wembley in the hope of winning the FA Cup for the first time in their history.
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Kieran Gibbs is determined to end Arsenal's nine-year trophy drought with what he believes is the best team he has been part of in his time at the Emirates Stadium.
Ozil: FA Cup win can be a springboard
Club record signing Mesut Ozil is convinced if Arsenal can overcome Hull to lift the FA Cup at Wembley on Saturday, then more titles will follow.
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Arsenal club captain Thomas Vermaelen is putting all talk of his future on hold as he turns his attention to Saturday's FA Cup final against Hull.
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Former Arsenal star Robert Pires believes the psychological impact of ending a near decade's trophy quest in Saturday's FA Cup final would make a huge difference.
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Roberto Martinez believes Hull can replicate his Wigan side's achievements in becoming underdog FA Cup winners.
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Haven't heard this yet, but have a pos
Digging: Fugazi - First Demo
Album Rating: 4.5Thank you very much. It was my introduction to the band.
good review, have a pos
this is part of my childhood, fucking love this album. btw this was also my first rammstein LP but the one i heard first was live aus berlim
Album Rating: 4.5Thank you! That is an excellent live album.
Love this album. Feuer frei! is just ridiculous
Digging: Body Count - Manslaughter
Album Rating: 4.5BANG BANG!
Album Rating: 4.5I can't emphasize how much I love the guitar effect in Adios.
Never was big on Rammstein, but review is well-written.
Digging: Apparitionist - Godspeed
Album Rating: 4.5Thanks Explosive!
good review. pos
Mein Herz Brennt and Sonne rule hard, I should dig more Rammstein. Pos'd.
Album Rating: 4.5Thanks! I've been listening to this album loads lately.
I should do the same, but I always find an excuse.
Album Rating: 4.5Once you start and get into it, you might get hooked. There really aren't any bad songs.
Digging: Morgan Delt - Morgan Delt
I love these guys. A cool sound, fun vocal parody of Hitler, and a great no fucks given attitude.
Album Rating: 5.0Nice review Tuna. Pos.
Album Rating: 4.5Thanks! Yeah Rammstein do what they want haha.
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'Anti alpha' mirror-matter made from gold in atomsmasher
Allied international boffins are exceedingly chuffed this week to announce a recordbreaking reverse-alchemy triumph: gold has been turned into extra hefty nega-helium antimatter by using an enormously powerful atom smasher. The particle-punisher in question was not our old friend the Large Hadron Collider but rather the earlier …
Well, that explains Fringe!
Go ahead and end it now before Abrams can ruin it, like he did Lost.
I think it was better when you just reviewed Ethernet over Mains kit noone cared about!
On form today, Lewis
"unstrange - ultramundane – infraboring" particles sound good, and the arse-kickingest scientific instrument is splendid.
Yup - Lewis ..
.. the LHC of the English language :-)
Yes, yes, the one with the thesaurus, thanks.
Possible or not?
Wait a second. They say that creation of anti-alpha by cosmic rays is impossible, and therefore they want to look for anti-alpha in orbit because, if they find it, it's evidence of antimatter that doesn't come from cosmic rays. So far, so good.
But they were also able to find anti-alpha after a particle accelerator experiment. Last I heard, the energy levels reached by particle accelerators are still lower than what you can get in cosmic rays - this is what gets frequently stated in order to debunk claims that the LHC could destroy Earth. If particle accelerators can create anti-alpha, then wouldn't cosmic rays also be able to create anti-alpha, which would moot the space experiment?
Probably the collision rate
They collided huge numbers of particles head-on and got a very few anti-helium nuclei. At a guess, the likely production rate by random collisions of two cosmic rays is so low that they can ignore it. And if a cosmic ray hits anything else, any antimatter produced is likely to promptly annihilate.
I for one
Welcome our mutually-annihilating anti-matter-based alien overlords. Tom Cruise or Mel Gibson would simply have to shake hands with them rather than expose them to water....I'm sure the world would be better for it too.
One small step for man...one giant explosion for mankind
Imagine that. Astronaut lands on a new planet and it self destructs.
I bet Kirk or Picard never saw that coming!
re. One small step for man...
Larry Niven already did this in one of his Beowulf Shaeffer short stories (Flatlander).
And People Call Them Explorers!
Kirk and Picard mostly just explored their own little galaxy, which may well be made entirely of the same stuff.
Long before Niven
Back in 1956, someone did a poem about Edward Teller landing on a planet where Edward Anti-Teller lived.
Then shouting gladly o'er the sands
Met two who in their alien ways
Were like as lentils, their right hands
Clasped ... and the rest was gamma rays
"anti-matter galaxies"
If there are anti-matter galaxies out there, then shouldn't some of the galactic collisions that we see such pretty pictures involve "+" and "-" versions - and therefore be a bit more spectacular than they appear to be? I am assuming, of course that when galaxies collide there are actual collisions, not just intricate orbital dances.
Let me get this straight (ha!)
If ever the probe on the ISS detects anything, it will mean that we are surrounded by anti-matter, and soon to disappear in a flash of energy?
Brainbox <= Boffin?
So is a brainbox a wannabe boffin or the other way round?
"assembled in orbit, "
With a sonic screwdriver?
Awesome term.
Google seems to think you may not have been the first to coin it, alas, but you win a consolation prize of some prestige for being the first to bring it to my attention.
From the headline, I'd sort of assumed a parallel antimatter world which would have been wonderful. Imagine being able to earn overtime for work carried out by a parallel, antimatter doppelganger in a parallel, antimatter world......
It exists!
It's negative money- that's where the huge deficit comes from...
With the high price of gold...
...I'm surprised the anti-science, anti-fact Republican Party haven't shut it down to close the deficit gap.
Mines the one with the anti-lint in the pocket.
More to the point....
Now we know which f**kers are driving up the price of the shiny stuff. My missus is a jeweller and their "scarcity engine" is sending her bottom line right into the shitter.
Grrrrr. Look what's sailing over your perimeter fence tonight.
Much as I dislike the Republican party, I feel I may have to pull you up on that one, by proxy. Enter Mr deGrasse Tyson:
Well that news has given me a large Hadron of my own...
Or to summarise..
Instrument on board final shuttle mission is designed to investigate CP violation.
There. You do get paid by the word I assume?
Cheers for Hannes Alvèn
"... finding even one would strongly suggest ... a distant region of the universe dominated by antimatter" sounds very much like Alfvèn-Klein cosmology.
Does this mean that it is finally becoming possible to consider some of the ideas that Hannes Alfvèn suggested half a century ago without the risk of dismissive sneers, opprobrium and ridicule from every corner?
Such a region-
sounds more hospitable than the Calvin-Klein region.
"a gnat's chuff less than the speed of light"
Is this going replace the Velocity of a Sheep in a Vacuum as a standard El Reg measure?
Some fact-checking, s'il vous plait
You claim "...the AMS requires more power than any feasible satellite or spacecraft built here on Earth could possibly yield. "
A wee bit 'o checking would have turned up the fact the the old Soviet RORSATs, with their onboard nuclear reactors, not only were highly effective at inducing cataplexy in Greenpeaceniks, but generated more than 2kW of electrical power, and so would have been able to supply the 2kW power need of the AMS-02.
Otherwise, congrats on the creative language use!
anyone else
get the impression halfway through that Lewis and amanfromars1 may be 2 personae behind the same keyboard ?
Thereby turning a rolex into a funny voice maker
that will eat my vocal chords! Fucking awesome! Can you book online?
I'm soooo disappointed
Nobody bothered to chuck in a comment about Lord Percy and his nugget of 'purest green!'
Except that it's not really a nugget but more of a splat.............
I just logged in to say that!
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Homemade Flashlight Silencer Test Using Maglite Or Greatlite!!!
What do you think about this video?
Данијел Томић: You should sell that silencer to the army, it suppressed the sound of whole
osmmanipadmehum: quite idiotic
archangel20031: Turn off the sound? Why didn't I think of that! Inviable silencers for sale! Just turn off the sound!
Henry F Krizanovic: Would you be interested in selling the parts all ready cut and drilled to fit a g26 with a modified wolf and the information for assembly. I know that you can not sell the completed product, but you can sell me the maglight, the per cut PVC, the freeze plugs and so on
Mike Honcho: It's like in the movie Click where the remote silences everything. That is frigin awesome! Now you can even silence the boos from the audience for such a poor video. Too bad you still have to read about them. Lol.
IA GH: wow!! very effective!!
digitalfuk: wow completely silent suppressor, lol
harry guy: Rest in piece
WILLIAM DAGOSTINO: Is this guy F.U.C.K.ing kidding? Somebody grab a flashlight and beat this guy silly. Please!
bigdogbuc: My God...I'm deaf. Aww crap.
Maxwell Hill: I like how the silencer turns everything green!!! And the silence is phenomenal too!!
badjujuR6: Wow....... So all you have to do to surpress a firearm is kill the sound to the video?..... Who would have thought it was that simple.... LAME!!! LoL
Kricka A: it silenced the earth
Evan Asche: What the hell!!! I just linked this to a guy, now I look like a dumbass!!! >:(
rigsby556: this video has been messed with. i seen it when he first posted it and the sound and audio was there. this is the same person as the producer of fps russia, the one that was found bound in his shop and shot in back of the head with no items stolen. literally surrounded by tanks, machine guns, silencers ammo explosives etc etc and not one thing was stolen when he was murdered. this was a t a very crazy time after the newtown shooting when the likes of him and noveske were killed.
Florida Rains: The savage .22 already has like no sound I've shot one before fun plinking!!
garnet4utube: that will blow a hole in the light bulb
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NoneofYabsnss: Big problems with this video No audio after 0:24 so there is no way to tell if the silencer is effective or not Could easily be another shooter with a real suppressor or pellet gun off camera, firing into the dirt Because there is no target specified, it is not demonstrated how the device affected the accuracy of the projectile in any way(Shooting into dirt does not help at all) Waste of time if you want to evaluate the silencer in any way since there is no audio and we do not get to see the gun fire, and there is no target for reference. This is essentially a video showing a grassy knoll
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legolover187: I don't hear anything... Amazing
DeathOn ThePrairie: I wonder.... If I stick this flashlight in my old lady's mouth would it silence her perpetual nagging??????????
dbrks88: freaking useless video
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irrelavant13: This design would blow apart with .223 or 5.56 after a few rounds..... I don't think its wise to build a suppressor yourself for a high powered rifle unless you have experience with this sort of thing or just don't care to be physically harmed from the potential blow back :) Good Luck!
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rushthezeppelin: ummm that thing is a bolt action. Not bolt slamming back into a buffer. All you would probably hear, if the audio wasn't freaked, is the hammer falling on the firing pin.
Micah Rockwell: let's see it on a heavy hitter rifle!!
Jacob Kenworthy: 0:06 cloaking technology
Nathan F. Hayek: Can you disassemble and clean it...just like a commercial supressor? Also you said in another vid that you would sell these or the plans for these...Are you interested in that at all? Ofcourse I'll be getting my ATF tax stamp and everything..
xFAILZx184: freak me. Ignore that other comment I made.
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RollAnotherJ: Its beyond the assumed difficulties of being a rocket scientist, because you have to be a rocket scientist, then go to space, then when one of your buddies finds out he has an alien in his chest, you have to take that motherfreaker out! That is rocket surgery! And to be a rocket surgeon is the greatest title of all!
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Charlie Anthony: Great concept-Can't build this in 10 minutes.Machinst for 20 years.Have disassembled look at components. Nearest size freeze plug available 34.3.Check every suppler available in the US. Drilling 1/4 inch hole center of freeze plug, can't be done by hand.1/4 inch bit is .250 in Dia.,It will drill aprox: .253 -.255 in Dia.,not .2475 even in a lathe. The end cap, Hole is approx:.5930,for a 1/2-28 thread calls for a 15/32(.4688) through hole,a plug would have to be made.All in all great concept.
CrackMethSmackTV: It's on a .22 rifle, a rifle which is already near-silent. The guns they use in the walking dead are a much higher caliber and much louder.
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Christopher Cunningham: Have you used this on a .223 yet and if so how suppressed was it?
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thealienwarlord: you and your stupid .22s 22 is quiet to begin with
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a2redneck: HEY! Your title is very miss leading! I clicked on this video to find out how to make my flashlight shut up, and all your showing is how to silence a gun!! lol i'm kidding of course, but honestly i clicked on this video thinking why in the hell would a flashlight need to be silenced? Clicks too loud? Lol, awesome video man! keep up the good work!
BloodstainedSinner: Hey, freak head, he is dead. Have some freaking respect.
1edgyguy: psssssst are you listening ?I am and I did'nt hear a damned thing except " Uhh u got mehhhh " Sweet video, sales should go up at Auto Zone on a run for flashlights and freeze plugs now.
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Dianna Agron did not appear on the Glee Season 4 premiere.
And questions are now being raised over how much more we'll see of the actress in the role of Quinn Fabray.
According to Us Weekly, Agron has worked out an early exit from the musical comedy. She'll only make a couple more appearances before saying goodbye.
"Dianna was unhappy and had been trying to get off the show for a while," claims the Glee insider. "She and producers came to an agreement where they let her go. That's what she wanted."
Based on the character's storyline, Quinn is a freshman at Yale, meaning it would be easy to simply write her out.
However, another series source says this story is "patently false." Where does the truth lie? You may need to tune in to Fox on Thursdays night after The X Factor to find out.
she finds more devotion as being a twenty dollar prostitute.
I don't think it's true FOX also said it wasn't true and i don't think Ryan murphy would lie about something as big as quinn leaving the show so I think she's still there


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Beer in Mexico?
I'm heading to Cabo on Saturday for the week. What beer should I drink?
re: artfuldestruct
I switch between Summit Extra Pale Ale and Pilsner Urquell depending on my mood. I also drink Guinness when in a bar that has it on tap. I've never had Sol but have had plenty of Negro Modelo...
Are there any beers unique to Mexico that I should consider?
re: BatMan
Victoria hands down is the best brau in all of Mexico. Hopefully, it'll be avaiable there. They sneak it into the USA and sell it at a store I know in FLA, $8 for a Quart! They have a funny name for the baloon like bottle.
It's light amber in color, not taste nor calories.
The other Mexy beer I love is a blond called Bohemia. Negra Modelo is greeat too, as is Dos XX Amber...all three of which are readily available stateside. Victoria is your best bet by far. Cheers!
re: BatMan
Honestly, of all the Mexican beers I've had, I think Negro Modelo is the best by a mile. Sol is awful, IMO....worse than Corona. In a pinch, Pacifico is a decent blonde-style, and Bohemia also isn't too bad. I also like Dos Equis amber, but chances are you've had that since I think Miller is distributing it in the States now.
The times I've been to Mexico, I've had a few beers that I don't believe get distribution in the States (the names escape me) and they were all pretty bad (basically the Sol, Corona style). I don't believe I had Victoria.
re: BatMan
Agree with all said so far. You can find Modelo and XX pretty much everywhere. Besides the Negro, Modelo makes a lighter beer as well -- Especial -- which is good. Dos Equis too makes a very drinkable lager.
re: BatMan
Have you ever tried Casta? Is a premium mexican beer. By the way, there is a Brewing Company in Cabo that sells real Cabo Beer. Its in San Jose, they also serve oven cooked pizzas.
Depends on whether you are a beer snob or you want to enjoy the total experience. In the Mexican heat... the lighter, but tasty lagers go well with the climate & the light, citrusy seafood. Trust me you wouldn't drink an Aged Lambic with an Abulone Tostada unless you had no taste buds. The best beer for Ceviches & so forth I think is the ultra light Tecate... besides its from Baja. I don't know too much about the Cabo bar seen but I have heard of places in Todos Santos that carry microbrews such as Cucapa & Casta. I've heard good things about the Cucapa Imperial Stout but haven't tried it... I personally have liked Casta's Scottish Style Ale, and the Czech Style Pilsner.
This time of year, I am always a sucker for Noche Buena... its a dark seasonal beer only available around christmas... there might still be some around.
The local drink in Cabo is a liquer called Damiana... its sweet & herbal... I like it cut with some Rum or Vodka, on the rocks.... otherwise blended with fresh canteloupe.
re: Eat_Nopal
Maybe not an aged lambic, but a young gueuze would be an ideal match for Mexican seafood dishes. It's so lemony and effervescent.
re: Eat_Nopal
But if you want to find some on your own, there's actually a good one made by Lindemans that's often available at Whole Foods - it's called Cuvee Rene. Other good ones are Girardin, Boon Marriage Parfait, and Hanssens Artisinaal.
re: azhotdish
Outside of Baja & Sonora... I can't recall seeing much of a Tecate presence anywhere in Mexico. Perhaps the beer can be found... but I don't remember any Tecate dominated little beer shacks... murals, advertising etc., Every region has its dominant beer... once you get to Sinaloa its all Pacifico Clara... in the Yucatan its Montejo & Leon etc.,
Tecate is pretty much the national beer of Baja. Pacifico is probably the best of the light lagers. Victoria may be the only true Vienna lager being brewed these days (Vienna included). Negro Modelo is tasty. Modelo Especial usually comes in a can, which is good for taking out on a panga where weight and breakability are issues. Corona will mark you instantly as a tourist. It and Sol--both sold in clear bottles--are usually skunked. A squeeze of lime will cover the skunky taste up, but given the choice between beer that's skunked and beer that isn't...
If you're buying in a store, be aware that many bottles will be subject to a hefty deposit that you can only recover by returning the bottle to THAT store. If you're going that route, consider the ballenos ("whales"), big bottles that contain multiple servings. Also be aware that some bars will advertise a price without disclosing that it's for "quarto" (~6oz) instead of the more common "medio" (~12oz) bottles.
Have fun, and hoist one for the board!
For drinking with fish and lighter fare, I like Pacifico best. Modelo Especial is also nice. for more robust, I prefer Modelo Negro to Dos Equis, but I haven't tried Victoria
re: Sam Fujisaka
I agree with Sam. Keep an open mind and have fun trying alot of different things which includes a very diverse choice of brews. Sometimes the stuff that gets a big thumbs-down by alot of us at home here in the States can really hit the spot in a place like Cabo. It gets as hot as hell down there, and sometimes, you just want something really cold, wet and on the lighter side when you're outside, under a talapa, or on the patio... Have a great time!
Yes,all these beers serve a purpose.Mexican beers are made to go with Mexican food, and the lighter beers are great with the seafood.I love Victoria and also Indio.When these are available they're what I drink.Tijuana and Mexicali have their own beers now;don't know if they're in Cabo.Corona and Sol are the only beers I avoid unless I'm turning them into a Michelada.Carta Blanca is a Mexican beer that I will not drink.
Other greats:
Negra Modelo
Modelo Especial
Dos Equis
and Tecate
re: streetgourmetla
Eh, I pretty much disagree. The typical Mexican beer, light lager, came about from German immigrants who moved to Mexico and brought their style of beer with them.
I think there are much better, more flavorful, matches for most varieties of Mexican food than light lager.
Belgian witbier and gueuze are natural matches for Mexican seafood dishes. Hoppier beers like IPA have pronounced citrus elements that go well with cliantro and hot chilies.
re: Josh
Yes, the Germans brought beer making and marching band instruments, but Tecate beer and banda are decidedly Mexican.
Truth be told, I'm a wine guy first and prefer to have ceviche at home with a sauvignon blanc.But, when I'm in Mexico,which I've been fortunate enough to have been through 17 states plus D.F., I drink Mexican beer because I want to immerse myself in the culture.There will not be a Belgian witbier on any menus anytime soon, nor can you convince a Sinaloense with a huge belt buckle, boots, and a Stetson that he should be drinkin' gueze or a sauvignon blanc with his pat de mula or aguachile.He's going with the Pacifico or the Tecate, and so am I.You may have something there with that pairing, but I would just as much like to drink Belgian beer in Mexico as I would like to eat chilorio in India. That can't stop me from grabbing a Belgian witbier one of these nights here in LA.I'll give it a whirl.
I often say "quiero la cerveza mas fria" , I want your coldest beer. Tastes are of course subjective, but I think it's fair to say that Sol is the lightest, next group of Tecate, XX, Modelo Especial have a little more body. Next group begins to have recognizable identities: Pacifico, Leon, Montejo, Victoria. Many of these are brewed in Monterrey because that's where most of the glass bottles are manufactured. (The bottle cost is almost equivalent to its contents). Negro Modelo and XX dark are the heavies. I consider Bohemia to be the premium beer in Mexico. Corona, for reasons I don't understand, has nearly twice the calories of most other brands. Curiously, Carta Blanca has been a disappearing franchise.
Many bars and restaurants only serve a few varieties, because often a distributor of several brands has assisted with the securing of a beer license (which are expensive and often limited) in exchange for exclusivity of it's products.
Try a chilada or michilada while you're there. A chilada is a beer with a set-up comprising a glass with ice, lime juice, and a salted rim. A michilada additionally includes worcestershire sauce and seasonings like dried oregano. There may be a 5 peso premium for a chilada or michilada, but the ice keeps it cool to the last sip. I favor chiladas with a light beer like Sol.
Add Bohemia Oscura to to list, just popped up within the last year.I like it even better than Bohemia, which is a favorite.Casta is the most full bodied Mexican beer I've enjoyed recently.A friend and I had Casta's this weekend in Tijuana and the Bohemia Oscura, which I've also picked up in OXXO's in Sonora, Sinaloa, and Baja.Give these a try.


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We had a lovely dinner at Picholine in NYC last night, where we dine frequently. By the time we finished, it was late, and after a long meal and drinks and wine it would have been easy to sign the check without looking at it closely. Fortunately, my husband scrutinized the check and discovered that we had been charged for two prix fixe dinners PLUS two additional entrees and an appetizer. This error added nearly $100 to the total. The waiter corrected the amount as soon as it was brought to his attention but our experience reminded us to ALWAYS check the check.
Jfood agrees 100%. Every bill that gets presented I count the courses. 4 people means 4 apps, 4 entrees and maybe a couple of desserts plus liquid. By not drinking Jfood is always the designated decider. Good news it has been a while since I needed to point out an error.
Yep, mistakes happen and its worth giving the check a read through to make sure that nothing extra is on there and nothing you got is left off.
That goes in Spades if you're dining in Hong Kong. They have an amazingly high error rate, always in the resto's favor. It happened repeatedly when I dined with my Chinese-speaking, Chinese-reading wife, I can't even imagine what they might come up with if nobody at your table could read the check.
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I'm Chinese, went to HK with my husband and father, all Chinese, and this happened to us too. Granted they could tell we weren't from HK (clothing, my accent, the fact that we spoke English otherwise), but still! It was something petty too, like the chicken and rice was $52HK but they charged us $54HK - couple of dishes were wrong like that. I hated to have to point out $2HK to them since that's only, what, 30 cents. Why do they bother?!
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Thirty cents here and there can definitely add up.
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Especially for a Hong Konger; I think it's part of the psychology -- "the lao wai will shrug it off even if they notice it, and we are unlikely to see them again in any event." But in the Hong Kong economy, it's more like 2 or 3 dollars.
I'm not saying Hong Kongers are corrupt; I'm saying PEOPLE are corrupt, whether in Hong Kong or Hadleyburg, especially when there is scant perceived risk to a little petit larceny.
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Another thing that often happens is the bill is very hard to read. The orders are usually just short hand scribbles. When the time comes to scrutinize the check, you can't even decipher it!
I admit I check less than I should--usually too full or too much wine. It helps to order a tasting menu with paired wines to keep it simple (yet pricey). This past weekend we went for dinner (casual but higher end) and each ordered a glass of wine, both casually noting the glass price--$10 each. We noted that the bottle price was $40 but neither wanted that much or were sure if we loved the wine(it was ok, not great). On the bill we were charged $15 a glass and felt it worth noting. Turns out the menu was wrong and the manager adjusted the check then.. Would be nice to know if they then changed the menu or not.
Sadly, we must check our checks. I used to posit cynically that 90% of "honest" mistakes inure to the benefit of the perpetrators, but I have had to revise that figure to 99%. In Mexico, one must verify that gas pumps are set to zero, and that oil cans contain oil. Nearly all restaurant "cuentas" have errors. (But I love the country!) I yearn for the world to be as honest as Japan, where it is culturally an insult to count one's change.
I know that you've all heard from that I'm not a big fan of filipino and Colombian food--countries where I've lived for more than 30 years while working all over the place. On the other hand, you never, ever have to check the check or count your change in these two countries. Never!
I was once charged about $450 for a $68 meal at a well-known NYC Mexican restaurant. The only reason I caught this was because I check my credit card statement religiously each month. The receipt had the right amount, so I do not understand how I was overcharged nearly $400 on my cc statement. Does anyone know how this can happen--or have a hunch? I would like to hope it wasn't something sneaky. Btw, the restaurant did not reply to the cc's request for additional information, plus I had a copy of the original receipt, so I "won."
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An error by a factor of ten is possibly an honest mistake (misplaced decimal point, or extra zero). I've made this completely innocent mistake myself at the end of a long night when entering my credit cars tips. Fortunately for me, and especially the customer, our computer requires an extra conformation for all tips greater than 20%. Lucky for you, you are so diligent. I cringe at the thought of fellow diners of yours who may not be :(
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The restaurant chargecard systems I'm familiar with all allow the establishment to go back into the transaction to add on the tip amount. That's the way it's done. There may be other ways to make mistakes, but this would seem to be the most obvious place to affect the total charge amount after you've seen the sub-total without tip. It may or may not have been intentional. With many charge machines someone has to 'look up' the transaction in a very small reaad-out window and it can cause mistakes if you'r enot very careful. I once added the tip from a large check to an incorrect smaller check by accident. Caught it after the guests left and reversed out the charges, then recharged correctly. My merchant services company can sometimes catch something like that so that the customer never sees the incorrect transaction, but they may not...... so I keep copies of any such events in a file in case the customer calls about it.
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Thanks for your explanations. They shed some light on the issue.
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I was once overcharged about $20 - $30 (on a total tab of about $35). I disputed the charge, sending along a copy of my charge slip which I always keep. The bank ruled in my favor as the restaurant never replied to the bank's request, just as with you.


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Nuns Who Commit Sexual Abuse and the Annexation of Mercy
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Steve Theisen, 61, is the Iowa director for the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP). Unlike the vast majority of men and women whose lives have been positively affected by the support SNAP provides to victims of clergy abuse, Theisen was not sexually abused by a Catholic priest: he was sexually abused by a Catholic nun.
The abuse began in the 4th grade, when Theisen was just nine-years-old. He stayed after class one day to wash the blackboards. Alone with the nun in the classroom, she showed him how the Eskimos kiss: by rubbing noses. Some weeks later, she then showed him how Americans kiss. Then a few more weeks passed. The nun then said to the boy, "This is how the French kiss." And with that, the forty-something nun stuck her tongue in the boy's mouth. It escalated from there. As Thiesen recalls, the nun never touched his genitals, and neither of them were ever disrobed. But from 4th through 6th grade, after school and sometimes on weekends, the nun would have him on the floor, French kissing and necking. Sometimes the nun would be on top of him, other times she put the boy on top of her.
Theisen also recalls sitting next to the nun in chapel. She would hold his hand under her religious habit so that no one would see.
It was not until well into adulthood that Theisen told someone what had happened to him: his therapist. It took 18 sessions with the therapist to finally open up about the experience that so affected his life. As Theisen explained to me, trust does not come easy to victims of child sex abuse.
Theisen's testimony is gut-wrenching to hear, for those who are willing to listen. Not only did he live in daily fear as a child that someone would find out what was happening between him and the nun, he was also wracked by guilt. For when the school children would ask the nuns why they wore rings on their fingers, the nuns would tell the children that they were married to Christ. During the abuse, Theisen thought he was committing "the most grievous sin in the entire world because he was fooling around with Jesus's wife."
For the last nine years Theissen and other survivors of nun sexual abuse have been pressing the two main umbrella groups of American nuns, the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) and the Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious (CMSWR), to publicly address the issue of nun sexual abuse. Theissen and his fellow abuse survivors have requested speaking time at the LCWR annual conferences so that the nuns in attendance can fully understand that women can indeed be child sexual abusers, even if the percentages of women abusers are less than men, and secondly, to help these abuse survivors establish a meaningful plan of action to reach out to nun sex abuse victims who are still living in the shadows, under a cloud of shame. Unfortunately, no substantive change has come.
Last year, when Theisen hand-delivered a letter at the LCWR their conference in St. Louis, he was first met by the LCWR's professional conference organizer. Theisen, having never met the conference organizer, introduced himself, whereupon the organizer said condescendingly, "I know who you are."
The behavior of the LCWR – putting their reputations above the needs of child sex abuse victims – mirrors the same behavior of so many Catholic bishops in this country and elsewhere in response to the priest sex abuse scandal.
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So is this a capacity based pricing model?
Am sure it will come out in the wash but is this a move to capacity based licensing?
The article implies a base OS license and then storage cost but we will see.
There was something similar on the NetApp NearStore line which proved reasonably unpopular with customers due to its eye-popping cost. NetApp service providers however may prefer this if it makes the upfront cost lower. However you will clearly pay in the end...you will always pay in the end...
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Maybe I'm just cynical, but doesn't this mean they will give hardware costs that are really competitive and lump the majority of the costs into OnTAP?
Or would that mean their hardware support model is blown out the window when it becomes cheaper to just buy more hardware rather than a one year support contract?
more expensive storage?
Wow .. trying hard to increase margin .. nice move.
It's simpler than that
As they see the market diversifying between on and off premise storage they simply want to retain the right to charge you for the OS that manages it, rather than it seeming like a freebie that's bundled with a shed load of disks.
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After his initiation into Taoism around 485, Tao set himself to recover the original manuscripts, dating from slightly more than one century before, that contained the revelations at the basis of the Shangqing tradition. Tao authenticated and edited those manuscripts, and wrote extended commentaries on them. This undertaking resulted in two works completed in ca. 500, the Zhengao (Declarations of the Perfected) and the Dengzhen yinjue (Concealed Instructions on the Ascent to Perfection, only partially preserved). These and other works make Tao Hongjing into the first systematizer of Shangqing Taoism, of which he became the ninth patriarch.
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During his retirement on Mount Mao, Tao Hongjing also worked on the Bencao jing jizhu (Collected Commentaries to the Canonical Pharmacopoeia), a commentary on the earliest known Chinese pharmacopoeia, the Shennong bencao (Canonical Pharmacopoeia of the Divine Husbandman). The original text contained notes on 365 drugs. To these Tao added 365 more, taken from a corpus of writings that he refers to as "Separate Records of Eminent Physicians." Tao's arrangement of the materia medica was innovative. He divided the drugs into six broad categories (minerals, plants, mammals, etc.), and retained the three traditional classes of the Shennong bencao only as subdivisions within each section. In a further group he classified the "drugs that have a name but are no longer used [in pharmacology]." Tao's commentary discusses the nomenclature, notes changes in the geographical distribution, and identifies varieties; it also includes references to the Taoist "Scriptures of the Immortals" (xianjing) and to alchemical practices. With the exception of a manuscript of the preface found at Dunhuang, the Bencao jing jizhu is lost as an independent text, but has been reconstructed based on quotations in later sources.
Since the establishment of the Liang dynasty in 502, Tao enjoyed the favour of Emperor Wu (r. 502-549), on whom he exerted remarkable influence. Shortly later, he began to devote himself to alchemical practices under imperial patronage. His main biographical source, written in the Tang period, has left a vivid account of these endeavours. Along with scriptural sources they testify the importance of alchemy within the Shangqing tradition, which represents the first known instance of close links between alchemy and an established Taoist movement.
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