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I consider buying a wi-fi camera. I really like the "android cameras" and also samsung products.
There are few interesting models: Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 , NX320 etc.
The reason for wi-fi camera is that I want to see my baby in his room from my smartphone using remote viewfinder (but it should also be a regular camera for vacations).
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This is Cliff speaking now. AQR's legal department would like me to add that I am criminally insane and barred by an order of rhetoric protection from speaking on AQR's behalf. Anyone trading on my advice, or a client, consultant, employee or Iraqi insurgent thinking he has been wronged by my attitudes or opinions can have a $250 out-of-court settlement right now if they'll sign a waiver, otherwise we'll break you. Oh, and we lied about the $250, but seriously, we will break you. Please note, nobody can predict where markets will go in the short-run and sometimes even the long-run. When I point out individual things in the marketplace that I think are strange, or wrong, it doesn't mean I have the perfect answer or can easily make money from it for my clients, for myself, or certainly for you reading this blog! Furthermore, if you read one guy's opinion on a blog and do anything based solely on that, you are an idiot. Next, as the legalese above alludes to, the actual funds and accounts AQR manages are run using models that may or may not agree with what I'm writing herein, particularly as our models will generally have a shorter time horizon than the things I'll be writing about. LISTEN TO ME AT YOUR OWN RISK! If you choose to read what I write please only use it as one input for you to critically evaluate in your decision process.
Finally, my style is to write very aggressively and passionately about what I believe. So unless you are a libertarian/objectivist, small government and free market loving, socialist hating, value investing geek you probably won't agree with everything or anything I say. If you find the way I say it insulting, I'm sorry about the first few words you couldn't help reading, but if you read a moment past that (in this disclaimer or later), it is on you. I agree we need to censor things occasionally but only to protect children and madmen (and of course the children of madmen). If you believe in censoring anything else short of a nuclear secret you'd probably look good in hobnail boots and the crooked cross. Thanks for listening.
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I searched the gallery and read all CRACKLE postings
but I'm doing something wrong. I started w/ paint that actually said, "acrylic," let it dry, added a layer of Elmer's glue [white], let that dry, and added a top coat. Nothing. Not even one little hairline crackle.
Maybe it's the strips of wood I'm using to paint on -- they're just what DH calls "shims," lots of grooves but at least they're wood.
Before I try again, how can you tell if paint is acrylic if it doesn't say so on the label? I'm dying to do my bathroom cabinets but don't want to get all set up for nothing to happen.
Chery2~ I hope someone can answer your question. I get all my acrylic paints in the craft section and they all say acrylic on them. I've never tried to crackle using Elmers. Sounds like something I'd like to try though.
Don't forget to post pics here if you get it figured out, ok! ~Anj
You need to thin the Elmer's down. Your surface (the shims) may have been too rough as well, but make sure you only paint the top coat on in one direction, and don't go back over it. I actually like using a crackle medium over the Elmer's, because you get smaller cracks using the medium. All the crackle medium is, is really a type of glue but you have a little better control. Almost all craft paint is acrylic and will say something else if it's not. Plaid, Apple Barrell, Folk Art, Delta Ceramcoat, to name a few are all acrylics. There are also gloss and enamil acrylics, but for crackling the regular acrylic is best, then you can seal it with a varnish after 'curing' for a day or so. Try the Elmer's on a piece of poster board, or even the inside of a cereal box and play around with it until you get the look you want. Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
I have never crackled a big project, just some craft items. I used titebond liquid hide glue in a brown bottle with red top and it did not have to be thined or anything. The thicker you put it on, the bigger the crackle. Most important step of all is to put top coat of paint on fairly thick, pulling the brush over the glue only one time! If you brush back over it--it will not crackle well. (Good news is that after it all dries, if you missed a spot , you can usually "patch" it by repeating the steps in that area. I suggest you practice several times before you attempt to do you cabinets. Try a wooden picture frame or a wood plaque for example. This will help you learn the best way to brush it on, and whether you prefer large or small "crackle". Good luck on you project, hope it turns out just the way you want it.
Hi Frances ar, My bottle has lasted a long time, but I bought it at Home Depot. I haven't looked for it recently--I'll take a look next time I am there and let you know if they still carry it. It does a really nice crackle, but the price won't compare to those who were able to get the white craft glue at Staples for only 9 cents a bottle!
Thanks luvstocraft. I live about 30 miles from the nearest Home Depot but I love any excuse to go into town.:) I'm sure it's not cheap, but I've bought Gorilla glue, and I love it for almost everything, and it's not cheap either, but I don't mind the price when the product is worth it. Do you know if the Titebond can be used outside?
The label says it is NOT for exterior use or where moisture is likely. However, that is for bonding things together--as far as using it to crackle an item for outside, I think that would be fine because you would still put an exterior sealer over your project to protect it from the weather.
Frances, does the ar in your user name stand for Arkansas? If so, are you anywhere near Bentonville, Ark.? Have gone to that area a few times in Spring or Fall for the gigantic craft fairs in the area and just love it.
Yes, that's what the AR is for. I'm south of Bentonville in the small town of Alma, at US 71 and I-40. (and now we have a spur of I-40 that's I-540 that goes up there). I guess I'm about 60 miles south of Bentonville, over the 'hill' as they say up in that part of the state. LOL
My aunt and uncle used to do War Eagle (and quite a few other shows as well) but their age and health doesn't permit that anymore. Their son, has 2 antique broom makers that he takes to the Apple Festival, and has a standing invitation to War Eagle. Where are you from?
Live in Calif. now, but originally from northwest Mo. area. Still have relatives there, so try to plan any trips back around the time of the craft fairs. Used to be more fun before my brother died--he could figure out how to build or cut out anything my SIL and I wanted! I have been to War Eagle, and the Apple place. I had never seen so many tents full of crafters in my life! Wonderful! And the food was to die for! Loved the beauty of the hills and trees too. You live in a beautiful place if it is like that area. Happy crafting!
LOL..you sound like me! I have tried many times to crackle using all sorts of sure-fire ways to do it. Not once have I gotten a crackle! Although a few times I have ended up with projects with crackle even though I didn't even TRY to do it! Go figure!
Sweets, that must be frustrating. The only other tip I know is to make sure you let the glue dry before you apply the top layer of paint on top of it. Now I am wanting to find a project to work on that I can "crackle", haven't done it for quite some time.


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Those numbers tell us that Hank stood on his head for most of last season, and we as a team did a good job to
hang in there
and was very lucky at times/got timely goals.
We went into the PO's and could just as well have lost against the 8th seed and the 7th seed and then did not stand a chance really against the, what, 6th seed.
Undoubtedly, out offense needs to approve. Alot. If our defense isn't among the best in the league, we will obviously miss the PO's by a wide margin.
Philly won the Atlantic one year and was the worst, or second worst, team in the league the year after (when they got JVR). It almost went by unnoticed because Jeff Carter and Mike Richards, and a couple of others, really stepped up in a hurry and made Philly instantly respectable again.
We accomplished alot last season. That in its turn do not really say as much of our ability as a team as some seem to think.
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I'm sorry, but why does the Federation need a cloaking device?
You want the story answer or the game mechanics answer? Not sure, allrighty, I'll give you both.
From a story standpoint, it is irresponsible, immoral and unethical to allow the KDF and RSE to hold a tactical advantage that will cost the Federation lives in both their wars with those powers and in their dealings with larger threats. The treaties and alliances that served as a counter point to this, giving the Federation reason to abstain from that research, are no longer compelling because they are legally dubious in the case of the Khitomer Accords or non-existent, in the case of an alliance with the Klingon Empire.
From a game mechanics standpoint. People want to be able to experience all the positives the game has to offer without having to put up with the negatives. For some players a positive is a battle cloaking ship and a negative are the abrasive whiners that seem to fill the ranks of the KDF. For other players a positive is a five forward firing glass cannon with five consoles, and a negative would be the abrasive whiners that seem to fill the ranks of the Federation.


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Vinca Minor
I think after reading here that I want to plant Vinca minor in our wooded area on our property. I am trying to create a nature walk for the grandkids but it is slow going. The area is, of course, wooded and on a hill and I suspect a rock ledge. Most of the original soil has eroded so the ground is very rocky, grassy in some spots and moss covered. I clear sections, add some dirt and plant whatever I can. Some things take, most struggle or are eaten by the deer and rabbits.
So am I fighting a losing battle or will vinca minor work for me? When would be the best time to plant it? Would it come up in the spring through the fall leaves? Does it creep up trees and shrubs? Is this a problem? Does it smother the unwanted grass and weeds or would they fight for the space? What would I have to do to prepare the planting area besides rake up the leaves and add some soil? Any particular kind of soil? How easily does it take and when would be the best time to plant it?
I see our local garden center is selling it in a flat so it would be new stuff. Because the area is mostly wooded, there would be dappled sun, no easy water access...must depend on rain which we are getting none of this yr...
Any other suggestions for this type of area would be appreciated. I need smothing that tolerates drought conditions and little or no attention.
Thanks, Kathie
Vinca minor is an exotic that is extremely invasive in woods. I have seen acres and acres of it invading woodland in New York State, choking out native plants. Plant a native groundcover if you're trying to create a nature walk. Better yet, find out what is native to your area, not necessarily a groundcover and plant that. There should be lots of spring ephemerals, for starters.


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A lost typeface partially recovered
Cliff Garber
The Doves type was cast into the Thames a hundred years ago. This is one man's quest to find it. Read more>
They came to the Fair
Frank Romano
The 7th Annual Printing Arts Fair took place at the Museum of Printing on a sunny Father's Day in 2010, punctuated by a very short rain shower. Many families were counted among the 400-plus attendees, who saw demonstrations of papermaking, stone lithography, intaglio printing, Ludlow and Linotype linecasting, and other book arts.
Over 30 exhibitors offered note books, cards, rare books, antique equipment, ephemera, and other articles. Children could print wood type and pictorial cuts as well as Father's Day cards.
The centerpiece of the event was our steamroller printing (for the second year in a row). Sally Abugov and her band of 28 linoleum block carvers created a wonderful set of alphabetic designs with floral/fauna themes. The individual blocks were printed in different colors and sold at the Fair.
A great time was had by all.
There's a whole gallery of pictures of the Printing Arts Fair >
The Monotype Recorder Online
You can read or download (as pdfs) over 60 issues of the Monotype Recorder on the Metal Type website.
(This discovery courtesy of Mikko Vierumaki and Erik Spiekermann on Twitter)
What is it?
Frankly, we're stumped.
This device is about 12×14 inches with a handle on one side for moving it, rollers on the impression side for what appears to be positioning it on a track. The relief letters appear to be for pressing against some substrate to transfer the characters or punching into a softer material. The flip side is engraved with the alphabet with various sizes from 30 and 48 to 60 points, and numbers in the upper row at 120 points. And lower row at 30 points. Each character is next to a recessed shaft that looks like a plunger would press against it to make the impression. It weighs over 20 pounds.
If you have any idea what this is, let us know at email@example.com. It has been a puzzlement around here — and our members are pretty darn good a identifying the arcane and bizarre.
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The Dirty Shirts completely reorganized the Print Gallery's east wall, moving presses, re-arranging two proof presses, composting stones type and cut cabinets among other things creating expanded demonstration and workshop areas. Museum staff is putting together the workshop schedule for the spring and summer to take advantage of the revitalized space.
The volunteers also managed to stage and move other equipment in preparation for modifying other exhibit areas.
"It was good work," one volunteer said, "but a lot of fun too. I got to talk with other printers and learned a lot about other shops." The volunteers came from as far away as eastern New York, northern Vermont and western New Hampshire.
William Bonser
William Bonser died recently. He was co-founder of the Museum of Printing, retired teacher of printing at Groton School, and former executive for the Lowell Chamber of Commerce. He has held the title Director Emeritus of the Friends of the Museum of Printing. Bruce McIntosh informed us. His friend Kate Wilcox posted on Facebook.
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The Museum is looking for volunteers to help with projects such as:
- Working in our Gift shop (Saturdays)
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- Helping move equipment
- Creating signage for equipment
- Cleaning and organizing type — especially our large collection of wood type
- Cleaning and organizing the museum
- And much, much more . . .
For each hour worked you earn a "Big Buck" worth a $1 credit in our gift Shop, Letterpress Store or applied towards workshops, equipment or anything the Museum of Printing offers.
Stop by any Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm and see if you would be interested in earning the "Big Bucks" or contact our Executive Director Kim Pickard at
The museum is looking to mount an exhibit on photographic reproduction and find we are embarrassingly low on a few things. We need your help.
If you have a few of these to spare and can send them to us we can continue with exhibit planning.
- Halftone screens
- Metal offset plates with black and white and color halftones on them we can cut up as necessary. If you can accompany this with a few printed examples of what was printed by the plates it would be greatly appreciated.
- Flexible plates with halftones
- A rotogravure plate
- Any non-offset plates for printing images
We are especially in need of color separations and proofs.
Have a question or donation? Contact Kim Pickard, Executive Director.
Linotype: The Film
Linotype: The Film is a feature-length documentary centered around the Linotype type casting machine. Called the "Eighth Wonder of the World" by Thomas Edison, it revolutionized printing and society. The film tells the charming and emotional story of the people connected to the Linotype and how it impacted the world.
via Doug Ely
Upside Down, Left To Right: A Letterpress Film
You'll enjoy this beautiful short film about letterpress and one of the few remaining movable-type printing workshops in the UK, situated at Plymouth University, featuring Paul Collier.
The Type Heritage Project
We've found an ambitious website getting underway that will be of interest to all type lovers: The Type Heritage Project. From their website:
The Type Heritage Project [THP] discovers and documents the histories of digital display fonts originally designed between c1800 and World War I:
Pre-digital tradename(s), year of issue, name and nationality of the designer and/or metal or wood (letterpress) producer.
Based on many years of spare-time research, a series of textbooks is planned. Volume I explores quintessential Victorian faces, a spectacular trove of innovative gems.
Sample PDFs of typical specimen spreads and chapter introductions are available.
This site is intended to supplement the THP textbook series with historical context interpreting all volumes and to become a history-intensive hangout for a community of researchers, revival font developers and forum participants.
Our Letterpress Workshops
Frank Romano
The Museum of Printing runs a Basic Letterpress workshop on a regular basis. Participants do two projects, a 7×10 piece for a showcard press and a 12×18 piece for an 1880 Acorn press. They learn composition, makeready, inking, and much more. The advanced workshop covers the Vandercook.
We're offering a new membership level
Bill Whitley
We're offering a new membership level, and it's a heck of a deal!
The Museum of Printing is pleased to have been added to the North American Reciprocal Museum program.
We are now able to offer a "Reciprocal Level" membership at $120/year — which entitles you to all of the benefits of our normal Family membership*, plus participation in the North American Reciprocal Museum program.
If you are a "Reciprocal Level" (or higher) member of the Museum of Printing, your membership card will automatically gain your admission to any of the 535 participating Museums in North America. 50 of these are located in New England, including the Mark Twain House and Museum in Hartford CT, the Worcester Museum of Art in Worcester MA, the Aldrich Contemporary Museum in Ridgefield CT, and the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem MA, and many more. You can review the full list of participating Museums here:
And of course you will also get any discounts on participating Museum gift shops — so how can you lose?
You can sign up here.
(*Please note — "Family" memberships are not defined by NARM, but according to each institution's policies. Please contact the institution you plan to visit in advance to determine their "Family" membership policy. We will be pleased to honor any other Museum's Reciprocal "Family" level memberships at our "Family" level — which includes two adults plus children.)
Betty Superman in Letterpress
Frank Romano
Tiff Holland's Betty Superman is winner of the 5th annual short short chapbook contest, judged by Kim Chinquee. As with all the chapbook winners, the covers were printed for Betty Superman by hand on a Vandercook letterpress at the Museum of Printing in North Andover, Mass. For two amazing days in early June, Rebecca Saraceno and friends cranked out 350 covers — twice — once with red ink and the smoking hand, and again with the metallic silver ink and text. · Read more »
The history of colonial printing comes to life in Boston's North End
Jeremy C. Fox wrote about our friend Gary Gregory in the Boston Globe:
As groups of visitors paused in a historic home along the Freedom Trail on a recent afternoon, historian Gary Gregory showed them a reproduction of Paul Revere's famous etching of the Boston Massacre.
Gregory described the tensions that led up to the conflict, the methods Revere used to create the etching, and his reasons for adding drama to the drawing by Henry Pelham that served as his source material.
. . .
Gregory offers this corrective view of history as part of the daily routine he began this spring at a new exhibit meant to give visitors to the city a look into its long tradition of journalism — and propaganda. The sign outside this room just around the corner from the Old North Church reads "The Printing Offices of Edes & Gill," and inside Gregory offers his best approximation of that historic colonial print shop.
For more information about the Printing Office of Edes & Gill, visit http://bostongazette.org.
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will want to drop whatever they're doing and head over to the App store to download the big yellow FontBook app. You may want to cancel all your appointments as well. Info here.


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An emotionally bruised housewife escapes from her family in a delicate film women can identify with.
Shanghai Film Festival (competition), June 18, 2012.
Johanna Ter Steege, Yavuz Bingol, Lukats Andor, Varga Norbert, Tenki Reka
Ferenc Torok
Director Ferenc Torok's film holds special appeal to women as an emotionally bruised housewife escapes from her family.
Young Hungarian writer-director Ferenc Torok cashes in on the cultish reputation he established with his politically-tinged trilogy Moscow Square, Eastern Sugar and Overnight to attempt an intimate change-of-pacer so quiet and low-key it wafts across the screen like a dream. The Hungarian-Turkish-Irish-Dutch coprod Istanbul, about a middle-aged woman who opts out of her oppressive family, is a familiar tale told with disarming simplicity, but perhaps too much of a fantasy to be taken seriously. The net result is a respectable, well-crafted art film with special appeal for women, but unlikely to set the boxoffice on fire in any of its coproduction territories.
STORY: Feng Xiaogang Unveils Epic 'Remembering 1942' at the Shanghai Film Festival
A butcher slicing juicy red steaks for attractive, 50-ish housewife Katalin (prize-winning Dutch actress Johanna ter Steege) foreshadows her bleeding heart when her gray-haired professor husband (Lukats Andor) announces he's leaving her to shack up with one of his students. His only defense is to say he's in love. Her son Zoli (Varga Norbert) disapproves of him leaving Mom for a 20-year-old, though her pregnant and prissy daughter takes Dad's side. Instead of reacting, Katalin sinks into a mute catatonic state and winds up spending the night in a scary mental hospital.
Coming to the next day, she grabs her passport and credit card and hitches a ride with a truck driver, ending up in Istanbul, of course. While her family frantically searches for her and notifies the police she's missing, she attempts to find her emotional sanity as a free woman. She strikes up a friendship with Halil (Yavuz Bingol), a nice but married Turkish building engineer who is staying in her hotel, and they are drifting toward a sexual relationship when outside forces intervene.
Depending more on exchanges of looks than on dialogue, the film works best when it is most subtle, and loses energy trying to make a desperate woman's escape from home seem realistically plausible. There is also a major shift in tone between the various parts: the Hungarian family is closely observed with a faint touch of sardonic humor, while Steege's Katalin is all aching dramatic nerves, feeling her way around the role with awkward hesitancy as she looks for the key to reconciling her Turkish holiday with reality. Or maybe she's just trying to live day by day, pushing thoughts of the future aside. Her slender blondeness makes her seem more vulnerable in Halil's macho world, whose values are so different from her own. Torok sensitively observes their brief, if improbable, encounter and ends the story with a satisfying bit of involuntary revenge, in which the self-centered villain of the piece gets what's coming to him.
Solid production values all around give the story a well-heeled look, accompanied by Lance Hogan's very delicate musical score that never steps out of the background.
Venue: Shanghai Film Festival (competition), June 18, 2012.
Production companies: Uj Budapest Filmstudio, Phanta Vision Film Intl., Ripple World Pictures, Kuzey Film Production
Cast: Johanna Ter Steege, Yavuz Bingol, Lukats Andor, Varga Norbert, Tenki Reka
Director: Ferenc Torok
Screenwriter: Ferenc Torok
Producers: Làszlò Kàntor, F. Serkan Acar, Petra Goedings, Dominic Wright, Jacqueline Kerrin
Director of photography: Dàniel Garas
Production designer: Tamàs Banovich
Costumes: Janos Breckl
Editor: Annelotte Medema
Music: Lance Hogan
Sales Agent: Fortissimo Films
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Situated in Walker, Baymont Inn & Suites Grand Rapids North is close to Meijer Corporate Headquarters, Jester's Court, and Blandford Nature Center. Also nearby are DeltaPlex Arena and Conference Center and Walker Ice and Fitness Center.
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Baymont Inn & Suites Grand Rapids North has an indoor pool and a spa tub. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas and a computer station is located on site. Business amenities include a business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is served each morning. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, coffee/tea in the lobby, and RV/bus/truck parking. Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests. This is a smoke-free property.
The 85 air-conditioned guestrooms at Baymont Inn & Suites Grand Rapids North include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Complimentary wired high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with premium cable channels, video-game consoles, and pay movies. All accommodations provide desks and phones; free local calls are offered (restrictions may apply). In-room microwaves and refrigerators are provided.
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Next year's most promising air shows include the return of biennial exhibitions such as Aero India, Avalon in Australia and the Seoul Air Show, as well as annual stalwarts such as Oshkosh, Tannkosh and the Royal International Air Tattoo.
8th Aero India (2011)
February 9-13
Bengaluru, India
Aero India is the largest aviation show in Asia and returns in 2011 with more space and more exhibits planned. In 2009, flight shows were held twice daily and featured aircraft from India and around the world. The public days will be February 12 and 13.
10th Avalon-2011 Australian International Airshow
March 1 - 6
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
The biennial Avalon exhibition rounds off the Asian show season and will fete 90 years of the Royal Australian Air Force in 2011. The public show runs from March 4-6, with flying displays on the Friday afternoon and weekend airshows running both Saturday and Sunday. Visitors can also explore the static displays, which featured 562 aircraft in 2009.
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The Paris Air Show is the most important trade event of the year and is held annually at Paris' Le Bourget Airport. Over 2,000 exhibitors attend from around the world, with over 140 aircraft taking to the skies for daily flying displays. Expect big announcements and orders at the show's trade days, before the gates open to the public June 24 through 26.
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The world's largest military air show is held annually at RAF Fairford in the UK, attracting thousands of visitors and daring aerobatic displays from the world's air forces. The show celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2011 and plans to showcase contributors from past events in its celebrations.
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Dubbed the "World's Greatest Aviation Celebration," EAA's AirVenture far outstrips any other airshow on the planet in terms of scale. Over half a million visitors descend on Oshkosh Airfield in Wisconsin for the event, which showcases over 10,000 aircraft both on the ground and in the air, with aerobatic and pyrotechnic displays. Many visitors fly in to the airfield, which is the busiest airport in the world for the duration of the event.
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