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A challenging and scenic bike trail leading to Copper Harbor.
Starting at Calumet there are two paved ways to get to Copper Harbor by car, lots more gravel roads and trails if you have a truck or SUV.
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Starting at Calumet there are two paved ways to get to Copper Harbor by car, lots more gravel roads and trails if you have a truck or SUV.
The first is to turn off US 41 at Ahmeek and take the county road that leaves from the southeast corner of town. This goes towards the lake and follows it to...
You must take this drive! What views along the way. Take in Eagle River, Eagle Harbor and don't miss Brockway Mountain Drive!
A visit to Fort Wilkins State Park is a must for the history buff. On the park grounds is the reconstructed fort with knowledgeable actors in period costume. Copper Harbor and area lighthouses are wonderful places to visit.
I'm presuming that the trail here is the highway from the Houghton-Hancock area up to Copper Harbor. Having lived in Houghton for almost two decades now, I've driven up to Copper Harbor many, many times, and it never gets old. It's a beautiful area. I especially like the last part of the trip, what I call The Green Tunnel, up...
Even in the cold (live in ND so used to it) it was such an amazing site to see. Cant wait to go back
wow !! what great groomed trails so easy to get to and the beauty is fantastic ,many many places to stop on the way around the loop.
Loved the views of the lake, the coves and little parks, the pebbly beach in Eagle River, the waterfalls. Stop by the Jam Pot and get some monk-cooked breads and cupcakes. A very popular spot! Most importantly, take the Brockway Mountain Drive for a breathtaking view of the entire area - but not for those who suffer from a fear...
This is a chance to be in gods country! The trails are usually pretty good although we had some miles of extremely bad moguls this year fortunately it didn't last long and for the amount of snow that was there at the time it was somewhat expected. We rode around 400 miles there and maybe 30-40 miles were rough so...
Always loved the drive from Calumet to Copper Harbor. Plenty of places to stop and explore, waterfall, museums, Jampot (LOVE), etc.
We drove up twice during our trip. The first time is was foggy, and you really couldnt see anything. However, the second time the skies were clear, and it was beautiful. Make sure to take the road to Brockway Mountain, because they are the best views of Copper Harbor.
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An Overpowering Love
A/N: My first Vincent and Lucrecia. Weird, because they are my pair. (not always a pairing, but…) So yeah. I hope I can do 'em justice, because like I say, they are my main fanfic-thing. Enjoy! Btw, this ignores DC. Why? Because it's a pile of crap is why.
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"He wants to get into your pants."
Vincent didn't look up from the forms he was filling in. Lucrecia paused in the doorway, hands on hips.
"I beg your pardon?"
"Hojo," said Vincent with a shrug. "He's only being nice to you so he can get into your pants. He's had his eye on you from day one."
Lucrecia pursed her lips and took a step into the Shinra Mansion sitting room. "And I don't suppose it could be anything to do with the fact that I got full marks on all my practice exams, now, could it?"
Vincent gave another infuriating shrug, raising his palms but not looking at her. "Hey, who marks the exams? I'm telling you, Luce, he wants you. You should be careful around him."
Lucrecia strode up to Vincent, and slapped the back of his head. It was a good slap, too; his neck was already going pink and he'd nearly hit his head on the table.
"Vincent Valentine," Lucrecia started, taking a deep breath as fury rose in her chest, "has it never occurred to you that maybe, just maybe, I might actually be halfway decent at science? That not every man spends his whole time thinking about his next date? That the Professor and I are scientists?"
Vincent finally turned around. He looked vaguely bored.
"He's a scientist who isn't getting any. You should watch it."
Three hours later, and Vincent could still make out the imprint of Lucrecia's hand on his left cheek.
Oh, he was impossible!
Lucrecia was sitting on her bed that night, thinking about the handsome Turk.
(Correction: handsome ABSOLUTE DICK of a Turk)
Of all the men in Nibelheim, she'd had to fall for that one. Well, alright, he was tall, dark and strong (and we've already mentioned the handsome) but ugh! He found everything boring or suspicious, he was cynical about everything, he didn't have a clue how to have a good time
(except when he's with Cheryl, or Mindy, or whoever it is this week- ugh!)
and he was so condescending and so damn rude! Lucrecia hugged her pillow to her chest and screamed into it. He drove her up the wall, and made her act like a teenager with her first crush. Which was, quite frankly, embarrassing, because she was twenty-two and should know better. Vincent was twenty-six. He liked to lean back at the breakfast table, eyebrows raised with his infuriating 'I've seen things you could never even dream of' air, and damn him, she found it sexy as hell. And she wanted to smash the teapot over his skull.
Why? Why do I like him? Why?
Well, that was easy enough. When he wasn't being a pain in the arse, Vincent was her best friend
(only friend)
and a sort of big brother, rolled into one. He could make her cry with laughter with a sharp comment
(or cry in any other way with a sharp comment, like last week when we had that argument and he lost his temper with me)
and she just felt so safe when she was around him, it was like he was a… cuddle blanket. Yes, that was it, a deviously sexy cuddle blanket with soft brown eyes and a sharp nose and a wicked tongue.
(don't think about his tongue… too late)
Lucrecia gave another sob into the pillow and fell down onto her side, curling up in a foetal position. Her legs were cold below the hem of her short cotton nightdress. She wondered what Vincent would say if he could see her right now, biting a bloody pillow with desire for him. Oh, Odin, how he'd laugh!
With a half-indulgent, half-miserable sob, Lucrecia crawled under her covers and tried futilely to get to sleep.
Vincent lay on his mattress, listening to the sounds of the night. He was meant to be patrolling the mansion, but he really couldn't be bothered. Fine, Hojo was paranoid (like he even needed a Turk to begin with), that was his business, but Vincent was damned if he was missing out on sleep because of it. If they all got murdered in their beds, Vincent would write a formal apology. Or, more likely, leave the continent as fast as possible, to avoid being executed for failing his duty.
And, speaking of failing, great job getting through to Lucrecia today!
Shut up.
Vincent punched his pillow with a low growl. Bahamut, that woman was dense! Well, no, she wasn't, but she was as naïve as… as… as a really naïve thing. Vincent swore. He was supposed to be a poet (well, he did some writing between missions, and Lucrecia would sometimes read his ramblings with an adoring expression that he couldn't get enough of). Ugh, just thinking of the lecherous way Hojo looked at her…
"Oh, Miss Crescent, would you mind climbing up on this stool and fetching the rack of test tubes from the cupboard so I can look up your skirt so I can rest my weary old legs? I've been up all day!"
"Ah, Lucrecia, how lovely you look this morning! May I go down on you, right here, right now compliment you on your choice of lab coat!"
Vincent knew he needed to do something, but what? Lucrecia wouldn't listen to him in a month of Sundays. And if Hojo wanted to perv on her, and she didn't mind, then technically it wasn't any of his business and technically he should just keep out of it, but then technically Turks didn't get socking-great-big crushes on their clients and technically they should not spend every waking moment thinking about them.
Damn Lucrecia.
Damn her to hell.
Vincent sat up. It was no good. He was never going to get to sleep. Maybe he should patrol the mansion, just for the hell of it. It'd give him something to do. Or he could read, he supposed, and finish that novel that'd been languishing at the bottom of his suitcase for a couple of months. Then again, there was the novel he was always planning to write (but never quite got around to, somehow) and the endless unwritten letters to Lucrecia.
He groaned as he realised that his thoughts had cycled back round to her again. When was he going to be able to think of something else? He hadn't slept properly in, what, months? With a grumble, Vincent slid out of bed, plodded to his light switch, flicked it on and then stared at his reflection in the mirror on his chest of drawers. The sight wasn't a pretty one. Bloodshot eyes, the nose he'd never been fond of (Lucrecia was lucky with her unobtrusive Nibel nose. Everywhere Vincent went, he got 'ooh, you're from Cosmo Canyon, aren't you? I'd recognise that hawk nose anywhere!') thin lips and masses of messy black hair. His skin was pale at the moment, a side-effect of living in Nibelheim's ridiculously cold and cloudy clime, and it made him look like a bloody vampire. Actually, now that he thought about it, he really did look like a vampire…
Maybe that's why Lucrecia's not interested.
Well, not that he'd actually asked her out, or anything. Yeah, like he was stupid enough to risk his job and his life (rule #84: no screwing clients) on something like that. But he could normally tell when a woman liked him (maybe because most of them did) whether or not he was seriously considering her. With Lucrecia, though, everything was different.
And why? Because she's so damn naïve, that's why, and so sharp at the same time!
He wanted to protect her from everything, but then sometimes it felt like she knew it all already, and she was just humouring him. She came out with such cold things, sometimes, too… Vincent knew that she and her mother didn't have the, ahem, best of relationships (read: Lucrecia had been disowned aged sixteen) but some of the things she said seemed like overkill. Like when they'd been watching the news, and there had been that article about that missing girl, and Lucrecia had rolled her eyes and said,
"She's obviously dead."
"You really think?"
"Of course she's dead. I daresay her parents killed her. Didn't you hear, they said she was a runaway, and that family isn't exactly gutter trash… She was probably a stain on their honour, or something. Mother would have done the same to me, if I hadn't got into Shinra before she could."
"Er… really?"
"Heh, Vincent, it's a different world to you, isn't it? Anyway, if you ask me, she was a pretty stupid girl, anyway. Fancy running away from home without a backup plan! You're just asking to be raped and murdered, aren't you?"
Vincent shivered. He knew he shouldn't find her cold-hearted unflappable air such a turn-on, but there was something about her at those moments, so fragile, so beautiful, a combination of ice and fiery anger that he just wanted and wanted and wanted so hard it hurt.
He raked a hand through his hair and counted to ten, taking deep breaths. He needed to stop thinking about her. Right now.
Yeah, 'cause that works.
Growling, Vincent threw himself back down onto the bed. Damn, if she could see him right now, she would…
What would she do?
Be appalled, probably. Yeah, that sounded about right. Or maybe he was being hard on himself, and she'd just find it funny. He pictured her standing in the doorway (she liked to creep up on him and stand in doorways. He wondered if it was some sort of medical condition) muffling her laughter with a palm. Then he whipped his head around just to check.
Nobody there.
As Lucrecia headed down the stairs the next morning, she could already smell coffee. Sure enough, when she opened the dining room door, Vincent was sitting at the table, cup in hand, poring over another bunch of forms. She crept up behind him and slid her hands over his eyes.
"Boo," she murmured.
"I saw your reflection in the coffee pot," he replied, yawning slightly. Lucrecia glowered.
"Spoilsport." She pulled out the chair next to him and sat down, looking at the forms he was going through. "What are those?"
"The things I have to fill in if I want to lodge an official complaint," he sighed, and yawned again. "They don't make it easy."
"Complaint?" asked Lucrecia. Close-up, she thought it looked like Vincent hadn't slept. He had soft bags under his eyes and his skin was grey.
And a very sexy grey at that!
"Mmhmm…" Vincent mumbled. "Bahamut, I'm tired… I don't know if you've noticed, but Hojo's been taking liberties. I've had enough of it."
Lucrecia found herself tensing. "And what might that mean, exactly?"
Vincent looked at her for a long moment, and then raised an eyebrow. "The world doesn't revolve around you, Luce. No, I'm not complaining because he spends half his time staring down your top and the other half staring up your skirt, much as I'd like to."
"Much as I'd like to complain! Bahamut!" Vincent shook his head irritably.
"You say that a lot…" Lucrecia mused. Vincent shrugged.
"You say 'Odin' a lot. And?"
This time it was Lucrecia's turn to shrug. "Yes, but that's because Odin is a god of Nibelheim. It's a regional thing. What's your excuse?"
Vincent gave her an incredulous look. "Er… Canyon? Bahamut? Ring? Any? Bells?"
Lucrecia blinked a couple of times, and then laughed in surprise. "Wait… you're from Cosmo Canyon? I never knew! You don't have an accent…"
Vincent shrugged. "My parents were. I've lived in Kalm since I was five. And hey, are you serious? You really couldn't tell?" For some reason, he seemed ridiculously happy about this.
"How would I be able to tell?" asked Lucrecia confusedly. Vincent gave a quick grin.
"I don't know if you don't know!" Yes, he was definitely in a very good mood. Lucrecia felt annoyed. He was having some kind of joke at her expense, and she wasn't going to let him laugh at her!
"So, what are you complaining about, then?" she asked. That should depress him! Sure enough, Vincent's smile vanished.
"This and that," said Vincent, sighing. "Hojo's been abusing the contract somewhat. I'm pretty sure I didn't sign to do his dishes, or to get his laundry, or to make his breakfast."
Lucrecia burst out laughing. "So why are you doing it, then?" she said when the giggles finally subsided.
"Shinra company policy. You keep doing the work until the complaint gets processed, and then with any luck they blacklist the client and you get to go and bodyguard someone else." He grinned. Lucrecia's smile died on her lips.
"Wait… so you'll be working elsewhere, then? If it goes through, I mean?"
"That's the general idea…" Vincent gave her a funny look. "What, don't tell me you'll miss me…"
"No!" Lucrecia shook her head so hard she was sure he'd see through it in an instant. "As if! No, I'll be counting the days!" she forced another laugh and elbowed him in the ribs. He suddenly wrapped an arm around her.
"Really?" He looked serious. Lucrecia felt a blush rising on her cheeks, and avoided looking him in the eye.
"N-not really…" she mumbled. It wasn't fair, the way he could just change from jokey to serious in a moment and leave her out of step like this…
"Good. Because I will. I'll miss you, Luce. You're cute, you know."
And, at 9.10am on April the third, let it be known that Lucrecia Crescent officially died of hopeless desire for one Vincent Valentine! DAMN YOU, VINCENT, I HATE YOUR GUTS!
Lucrecia pressed her head to his chest and gave a muffled sob.
"Er… Luce? Are you laughing?"
Lucrecia didn't even bother to shake her head. After a while, she felt Vincent's chest rise up as he yawned again.
"Crap, I'm tired… Lucrecia, can you do me a massive favour and tell Hojo I, er, had to fight off bandits in the night, or something?"
"Yeah, that sounds good, good thinking!" He patted her head, and Lucrecia realised he was more asleep than awake. "I'm going to go back to bed, just need an excuse, so tell Hojo… tell Hojo… that stuff you just said. Sounded good. Night." He pushed his chair back from the table and stood (swaying slightly). Lucrecia giggled.
"Want me to tuck you in?" she joked, half-hoping he'd say yes.
"Er, yeah, sure, sounds good…" he yawned. Lucrecia wasn't sure if he was making fun of her or not. She decided not to risk it.
"I think you'll manage," she said with a fake smile, and started buttering some toast.
"Damn it… night…" Vincent mumbled. Lucrecia laughed as he left.
Oh, he was an idiot, but she loved him!
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A/N: There! Chapter 1 done! Please give me lotsa tasty concrit! I know it ends in a random place (that's my limit break, doncha know?) but hey. Bahamut, I'm tired (:P). Vincent was channelling my spirit towards the end, there. :P It's 5.27am and I am EXHAUSTED. So yeah. :P:P:P Please review, honestly, I get so lonely and I love seeing an email that says ' review alert blah blah blah'… ;) I don't get many; please change that! :P Heh, you can tell I'm tired because of the emoticon overuse…*sighs* *yawns* Right, I'm gonna go to bed now, night! xD


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131 Pierce Drive, Ocean Twp NJ, 07712
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A photograph of Kenyan Asian families arriving at Heathrow Airport, taken by Childs for the Daily Herald newspaper in about 1967. Between 1968 and 1974 more than 70,000 Kenyan and Ugandan Asians arrived in the UK. The Commonwealth Immigrants Bill (1968) was put before Parliament and quickly passed. This Act was designed to limit the entry of Kenyan Asians - including those who held British passports. This photograph has been selected from the Daily Herald Archive, a collection of over three million photographs. The archive holds work of international, national and local importance by both staff and agency photographers.
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Comedian Todd Levin recounted a recent appearance where a single joke of his featuring a rape whistle met with audience disapproval. Particularly vexing is that the audience seemed to focus on one word instead of the context. The joke (not stealing, just quoting):
"My mother has always been a scared and cautious woman. For instance, she was in her high school marching band – she played the rape whistle."
Todd goes on to state that though he hates comics who defend their material, he actually chastised the audience for not enjoying the joke. I think Todd's distaste for defending his joke is natural, considering most comics misuse it to justify hack material or disturbing exaggerations that lack any wit. But in this case, the bit is pretty clever and the joke isn't about rape, it's about fear. I'm glad Todd did it. Though laying into the crowd only rooted one clap from the back of the room, I think sometimes comics need to remind audience to listen with more than their ears.
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No official confirmation yet, but there's some rumors that New York's Boston Comedy Club is closing down. Earlier this year, in a letter about the negotiations between his club the Improv and the newly-formed stand-up union New York Comics Coalition, BCC owner Al Martin stated that "the Boston Comedy Club at best breaks even." I suppose that the "best" was far too rare.
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The blogging been rather light… ok, ok, nonexistent… lately because I've been working on a little project. It's inspired by the new film The Aristocrats, which features tons of comics like Chris Rock, Jon Stewart, George Carlin telling their version of an infamous dirty joke that has been around since vaudeville. And now, you get to tell it.
Submit your version of the Aristocrats joke to Dead-Frog's Aristocrats Joke database. It's very light so far. They ain't just lying around the Internet on regular joke sites. I've started us off with one… and will be adding more this weekend, hopefully some from a few funny friends.
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Video excerpts are up from the "Making Fun of Filmmaking" conference at the SxSW Festival. Interesting stuff from Patton Oswalt and Paul Provenza about censorship, sort of a contrast to my last post. Particularly insightful is how audiences, both left and right, are the main censors at comedy clubs.
Audiences have only one expectation from comedians: laughter. But as the now-deified humor writer Michael O'Donoghue argued, a laugh is only one response to a joke and not always the most desirable one. It's a little confusing, but when you are feeling uncomfortable at a comedy show, that's a good sign. Patton's right, anyone who tells you they're "edgy and dark" isn't and is simply attempting to fake the atmosphere and tension that real comedy creates.
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aspecialthing.com serves up another installment of Birth of a Joke, this time featuring the familiar-to-reality-daters comic Chris Hardwick. The cool thing about this installment of "Birth" is how it demonstrates again how little you need some set-ups. In his first time telling the new joke, Chris naturally details how he discovered the observation he finds funny… hicks prejudiced to robots. This story involves his band researching films for a music video and finding an old short with a robot who's essentially a slave, then the leap of slavery to racism and then the leap to prejudiced hicks. It's a lot of ground to cover for the punchline. It's great to see how it all gets circumvented and create a run that really works, including the strong punch that inspired the joke in the first place. Check it out.
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Gallagher can't stand that he was only #100 in Comedy Central's "100 Greatest Comedians" list. So he rallied his fans in an ineffectual gesture against his ranking in the who-gives-a-shit list. He had them rank all the comics in the list on "Funny", "Original/Ad Lib" and "Performance" and not only did he top the chart on his own site, he topped every one of those categories as well. Above Carlin and Pryor!
Louis CK (#99 in the CC list), who Gallagher ranted against because he's never heard of him (which could be a sign of why he's at the bottom), is now #100. Louis CK, states on his message board that though he's "not proud to be at the bottom of (Comedy Central's) list", he is "proud to say I came in dead last" on Gallagher's.
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A conference is attempting an academic feat that, to some, is akin to trying to prove pi repeats. They're trying to show that the Bible's pretty funny, actually.
To me, this actually makes complete sense. When you're the underdog, the victim of persecution (in this case Romans), one of the best weapons you have is satire and being funny. It's only once you become establishment do you tend to become humorless. It's no wonder that the conference, entitled "Laughter and Comedy in Ancient Christianity" focuses on the early days, where, apparently, parodies of Adam and St. Peter were appreciated, and not feared.
Of course, there are some, like Brad Stine, who are trying to connect comedy and modern Christianity (of the evangelical variety yet) as reported by the New Yorker. Interestingly, a comic like Stine has arose at a time when evangelicals claim they feel persecuted by Hollywood, activist judges, etc., etc. Do people only attempt comedy when they think they're getting kicked in the face?


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USD/JPY will test mark at 104.69
The pair failed to consolidate above the level of 4/8 (106.25). In addition, there was price fixing below STH4, that indicates a possible decline to the level of 3/8 (104.69). STD1 changed color, which also contributes to the bearish scenario. The fall can be held with the current position, so in the near future we should testing of mark at the level 3/8 (104.69). Slight breakdown upward STH4 is unlikely to change the plans of the bears.
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September 15 through October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month and in recognition of this we'll be honoring those who serve, along with highlighting many of our great celebrity entertainers.
Several branches are also celebrating: the Army has created the website Hispanic Americans in the U.S. Army; the Navy's supports Hispanic Officer candidates through the Association of Naval Services Officers; Military Times chose LCDR Richard A. Angelet as 2010 Coast Guardsmen of the Year in recognition of his work on behalf of Hispanics service members; and the Air Force recently selected two winners of the 2010 National LATINA Symposium Distinguished Service Award.
Today we bring you a story from the Marines, as first reported by On the Frontlines: Every year, certain periods of time are set aside for the each branch of the armed services to honor the rich blend of cultures serving among their ranks. Cultural observances highlight the accomplishments of soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen—past and present—who make a difference in the lives of those around them.
At Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii, Marine Sergeant Kevin A. Aguilar - a Marine of Hispanic descent - is one of those service members currently making a difference in the lives of his troops. Read Aguilar's story, "What a Sergeant of Marines Should Be," on the official site of the U.S. Marines.
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May 15, 2017
USO Operation Birthday Cake Brings the Party to Service Members in Japan
When Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Jeffrey Lee received an urgent call to head to his work station one morning, he thought there was something seriously wrong, but there was no emergency. Instead, he walked into his own surprise birthday celebration, courtesy of his wife, USO Yokosuka and the Operation Birthday Cake Program.
May 13, 2017
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Years ago, I wore my USO T-shirt to a Houston Astros game. Someone stopped me and said, "Thank you, sir." I turned to see a man holding his young son by the hand. He said he was active duty, leaving soon for Afghanistan.


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Dog Owners Worried After Pets Get Ill Following San Francisco Park VisitsSome dog owners say their dogs have gotten sick after spending time at popular Precita Park in San Francisco.
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"All of us, even the old guys like Buffett, Soros, Fuss, yeah – me too, have cut our teeth during perhaps a most advantageous period of time, the most attractive epoch, that an investor could experience. Since the early 1970s when the dollar was released from gold and credit began its incredible, liquefying, total return journey to the present day, an investor that took marginal risk, levered it wisely and was conveniently sheltered from periodic bouts of deleveraging or asset withdrawals could, and in some cases, was rewarded with the crown of "greatness." Perhaps, however, it was the epoch that made the man as opposed to the man that made the epoch."
"My point is this: PIMCO's epoch, Berkshire Hathaway's epoch, Peter Lynch's epoch, all occurred or have occurred within an epoch of credit expansion – a period where those that reached for carry, that sold volatility, that tilted towards yield and more credit risk, or that were sheltered either structurally or reputationally from withdrawals and delevering (Buffett) that clipped competitors at just the wrong time – succeeded. Yet all of these epochs were perhaps just that – epochs. What if an epoch changes? What if perpetual credit expansion and its fertilization of asset prices and returns are substantially altered? What if zero-bound interest rates define the end of a total return epoch that began in the 1970s, accelerated in 1981 and has come to a mathematical dead-end for bonds in 2012/2013 and commonsensically for other conjoined asset classes as well? What if a future epoch favors lower than index carry or continual bouts of 2008 Lehmanesque volatility, or encompasses a period of global geopolitical confrontation with a quest for scarce and scarcer resources such as oil, water, or simply food as suggested by Jeremy Grantham? What if the effects of global "climate change or perhaps aging demographics," substantially alter the rather fertile petri dish of capitalistic expansion and endorsement? What if quantitative easing policies eventually collapse instead of elevate asset prices? What if there is a future that demands that an investor – a seemingly great investor – change course, or at least learn new tricks? Ah, now, that would be a test of greatness: the ability to adapt to a new epoch. The problem with the Buffetts, the Fusses, the Granthams, the Marks, the Dalios, the Gabellis, the Coopermans, and the Grosses of the world is that they'll likely never find out. Epochs can and likely will outlast them. But then one never knows what time has in store for each of us, or what any of us will do in the spans of time."
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HONG KONG (AFP) – Carnivals and fireworks are Hong Kong's trademark Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations – but tens of thousands of people also travel to a remote village to hurl oranges at a tree in hopes of making their wishes come true.
In a tradition stretching back more than a century, visitors to the "wishing tree" in Lam Tsuen – a village near the city's northern border – come from all over the city and mainland China to take part.
Queues of hopefuls write their wishes on red pieces of paper, attach them to oranges and throw the fruit at a tree in the village square. If the orange lodges on a branch, the wish will come true – or so the belief goes.
A banyan tree used for the tradition was replaced with a plastic replica after an accident in 2005, which saw a branch loaded with oranges snapped off and injured an elderly man and a child. Plastic fruit is now also used.
But that has not put off the crowds of annual visitors who started flocking to the tree Thursday and will do so for more than a week over the holiday period.
"I wished happiness and good health for my family. Everybody is looking for a good sign," Frank Fung, a 26-year old computer engineer, told AFP after he landed his wish on a tree branch with one throw.
"I wished to have a child last year and now I am pregnant!" said Xiao Xiaomei, in her 30s, who works in retail.
Children, couples and the elderly, with many wearing bright red for good luck, threw their wishes, which cost HK$25 ($3.22).
"It's my first time here, I think it's wonderful, I think it's traditional – it's real Hong Kong," said Helen Friel, 27, from Ireland, who has worked in Hong Kong for three years as a teacher.
"I wished for good health and wealth for my family."
The tradition was started by Chinese fishermen who would write their wishes onto paper and throw them onto trees at the Lunar New Year, said Luke Lam, organiser of the festival, who was born in Lam Tsuen and has lived there most of his life.
The fishermen would travel from the city's southern ports and visit temples to make offerings to protective deities and throw up wishes en route to the final temple in Lam Tsuen, Lam said.
"They would also leave red packets (containing money) attached to their wishes – when I was little I opened the red pockets after they left," Lam said of the fishermen's offerings.
It is a custom to hand out red packets containing money – known as lai see – to relatives, friends and acquaintances during Chinese New Year.
Originally attached to stones, the wishes were fixed to real oranges in the mid-1990s before the move to plastic fruit. In the past, wishing trees had also burned down as joss sticks were used to make offerings as well.
The banyan that was damaged a decade ago is still there – supported by beams.
Over the years, the public adopted the fishermen's tradition of throwing wishes, spurred on by television soap operas which made it popular in the 1990s, said Lam, adding that the village sees more than 10,000 people a day during the Lunar New Year holidays.
"It's very universal to make a wish," Lam said.


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The seed number per pod might have been a little below average, but this seedling still has decent fertility as a pod parent. For testing it out, I used mostly junonia and aphylla pollens on it. My goal is to maintain the spot pattern brought over from the IB 'Megglethorp', and try to recover better budcount and branching.
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As the fall season begins in Montréal, the warm weather holds as art and entertainment abounds: walk through lantern-lit gardens and markets, see the work of Robert Mapplethorpe, watch world-class dance, rock out at POP Montréal, and even run a marathon. Warm days, bright nights Nature meets the soft glow of lantern light at the Botanical Garden's Gardens of Light exhibition – start your walk at sunset for the full effect. Excellent food, drink and entertainment (especially on Friday nights) await at open-air markets Jardins Gamelin and Village au Pied-du-Courant downtown, Marché des Éclusiers in the Old Port and Les Jardineries at Olympic Park. Croisières AML cruises offer laid-back brunch and gourmet dinners on the Saint-Lawrence River. See the city in a different way during the Montréal Rock'n'Roll Oasis Marathon on Sept. 25 as over 20,000 runners wind their way from Île Notre Dame through Old Montréal and into the Plateau, finishing at Parc La Fontaine. And the Canadiens start the NHL pre-season with games at the Bell Centre, Sept. 26, 27 and 29. For more, see our guide to Free things to do this fall in Montréal. POP sounds and city beats Music and arts festival POP Montréal celebrates 15 years of fun with shows, talks, art exhibitions, Puces POP craft fair, films, kids events… / Read More →
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Autumn is always a fertile time for music in Montréal international calibre creators like The Kills, Adele, Maroon 5, Charles Aznavour, Simple Plan and more and this year is proving no exception. Let the following be your guide to getting and giving some live music love in the cooling coming months. Heralding the arrival of the fall, fans of punk'n'roll have their work cut out for them on September 21. Naples, Florida nu-skool punks Against Me! will be playing tunes off their just-released seventh album, Shape Shift with Me, at Club Soda, while achingly cool post-punk indie rockers The Kills will be slinging songs off their fifth and latest, Ash & Ice, at Metropolis as part of the many-spectacled Pop Montreal (Sept. 21-25). And for the old school punks among us? Pioneering canuck skate-punk band SNFU will raze the stage at Petit Campus. It's the 15-year anniversary of the release of Maroon 5's landmark Songs About Jane debut album, and as the L.A.-based pop phenomenon embarks on their only North American tour of 2016, they're promising "to make a more traditional record next… like the way we made Songs About Jane." Expect to hear some of the fruits… / Read More →
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Summer doesn't stop for September in Montréal. Rhroughout Labour Day weekend and well afterwards, outdoor events – from food festivals to lantern-lit garden walka – and all kinds of stage-and-screen entertainment keep going strong. Labour Day long weekend The last long weekend of summer is fittingly packed: we've got the inside scoop on what to do this Labour Day Weekend in Montréal – an array of activities for all ages, incuding live music, art gallery tours, a glittering evening walk through the Gardens of Light at the Botanical Garden, and excellent food at Festival YUL EAT all weekend and at First Fridays on Sept. 2. Hey, you can even make a final decision on dresses and place settings at Le Grand Salon Marions-nous wedding fair. Extended days of summer Swing to the sound of music installation 21 Swings outside Place des Arts, or take a laid-back brunch, afternoon or gourmet dinner cruise with Croisières AML on the Saint-Lawrence River. Have a wonderful meal on Montréal's favourite terrasses, and check out the entertainment, food and drink at markets Jardins Gamelin and Village au Pied-du-Courant downtown, Marché des Éclusiers in the Old Port and Les Jardineries at Olympic Park. And, Sept. 7-10, eat, drink, play games and dance to the beat of live music at outdoor festival OUMF on St-Denis Street downtown. On stage Kid… / Read More →
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Montréal's downtown sparkles with free entertainment this week at the MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE winter festival, while indoors you can go butterfly spotting, play games at the games festival, watch hockey, and see stars of dance, theatre, film, art and live music shine. Snowy celebrations Montréal's biggest family-friendly festival of the season is in full swing: MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE's free outdoor site fills downtown's Place des Festivals with music, multimedia shows, ice slides, a Ferris wheel, fabulous food and more, while the festival's indoor performances highlight musical performances and theatre – let our MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE SURVIVAL GUIDE lead the way. Go for a scenic skate next to the Saint-Lawrence River at the Bonsecours Basin ice skating rink in the Old Port and at the Village MAMMOUTH at the Olympic Park Esplanade. Talk a walk through nature right in the city in Mount Royal, La Fontaine and Jean-Drapeau parks. And make it all easier with these Montreal-specific apps. Indoor activities Spring is truly in the air at the Botanical Garden's Butterflies Go Free event at the Space For Life (also home to the Biodôme, Insectarium and Planetarium) – this year butterflies share the spotlight with furry caterpillars. Game lovers of all ages can play board games,… / Read More →
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Montréal pairs Valentine's sparkle with glittering winter entertainment this week – the city's top restaurants and hotels ready for romance, and the MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE winter festival kicks off, along with inspiring international ballet, contemporary dance, art, theatre, film and live music. City lights Winter, spring, summer or fall, we're counting the ways Montréal warms our hearts – and this week's kickoff of massive winter festival MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE has us all fired up. Opening Thursday, February 18, the family-friendly festival's free outdoor site entertains with multimedia shows, ice slides, a Ferris wheel, fabulous food and more, while indoors see dozens of musicians and performers, including Swiss Maestro Charles Dutoit and Argentine pianist Martha Argerich with the Montréal Symphony Orchestra at Place des Arts February 18 and 20. Day or night, skate next to the Saint-Lawrence River at the Bonsecours Basin ice skating rink in the Old Port and at the Village MAMMOUTH at the Olympic Park Esplanade. Also near the Olympic Park, the wonders of the natural world await at the Space For Life, home to the Biodôme, Botanical Garden and Planetarium – the Botanical Garden's Butterflies Go Free exhibit opens February 18, this year butterflies share the spotlight… / Read More →
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This is the week when it really and truly begins to feel a lot like Christmas – whether snow falls or not, the streets are aglitter with seasonal festivities. Go shopping for gifts, play on interactive public art, see The Nutcracker and more on stage, and hear music from choirs to rock bands. Sparkling streets Follow the glittering lights and happy people to Le Grand Marché de Noël de Montréal, a colourful new outdoor winter market right downtown at the Place des Arts Esplanade, December 12 to January 2, where not only can you find great presents but plenty of activities, entertainment and food and drink for the whole family. Montréal celebrates the season all around the city: Merry Montréal turns Old Montréal into a winter wonderland with fires to warm up by, free hot chocolate, Santa at the Christmas market at Place Jacques-Cartier, Christmas-themed films and more; in the Plateau at the Marché de Noël Prince Arthur along Prince Arthur Street starting at the corner of Boulevard St-Laurent see performances, watch films, shop and sample treats; Le Festival Noël dans le parc lights up Parc des Compagnons-de-St-Laurent (Mont-Royal Avenue at Cartier) and Parc Lahaie (Saint-Laurent Boulevard at Saint-Joseph) with activities and live… / Read More →
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Montréal sparkles as the holiday season truly arrives this week, turning streets into winter villages and playgrounds, art and craft fairs into gift-shopping bonanzas, and the city's numerous stages into charming gatherings for choirs, orchestras and rock shows. Celebrate the season Whether in the cobblestone streets of Old Montréal or in the parks of the Plateau, Montréal celebrates the holiday season with music, food, drink and open arms this week. Merry Montréal turns Old Montréal into a winter wonderland with fires to warm up by, free hot chocolate, Santa at the Christmas market at Place Jacques-Cartier, Christmas-themed films and more. Le Festival Noël dans le parc lights up trees, offers activities for kids and shares the music of dozens of local musicians in free concerts at Parc des Compagnons-de-St-Laurent (Mont-Royal Avenue at Cartier) and at Parc Lahaie (Saint-Laurent Boulevard at Saint-Joseph) on weekday evenings and in the afternoon and evenings on weekends, to December 10 – don't miss the parade on December 5 on Mount Royal Avenue ending in fireworks at Parc LaFontaine at 7 p.m. Also see Santa in Montréal's downtown malls or delve deeper into the traditional Victorian Christmas in Montréal. Creative gifts Find all kinds of Québec-made… / Read More →
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With December officially here this week, there's something seasonally appropriate and festive to do every day of the week: see Santa and sip hot chocolate, go to a hockey game, shop and shop some more, see a show or a film or a choir, and drink wine and eat well. Santa, hockey and merry making The city's biggest Santa Claus parade was last weekend, but if you missed it there's still more Santa to see at the Plaza St-Hubert Santa Claus Parade on November 27 at 7 p.m. on St-Hubert Street between Bellechasse and Jean-Talon. Also find Santa at Parc Jean-Drapeau's Stewart Museum, packed with handmade Santa figurines and free all month, while toys old and new delight at Mister Rabbit's Circus at the McCord Museum. Whether it snows this week or not, Merry Montréal makes Old Montréal feel like a winter wonderland – warm up around fires, drink hot chocolate, bring the kids to see Santa at the Christmas market at Place Jacques-Cartier, watch Christmas-themed films and more, starting December 3. And, of course, there's plenty of hockey: The Canadiens play on home ice at the Bell Centre three times this week, taking on the Devils, the Blue Jackets… / Read More →
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The snow has yet to fall, but Santa's already coming to town for Montréal's legendary Santa Claus Parade this week, along with new documentary films from around the world, gripping opera, theatre and dance, artisanal and craft fairs, and all kinds of live music from local indie-rock and jazz to electro-pop and Bach. Santa in the city Spend some family time with Santa and a whole lot of other people as the 65th Edition of the Santa Claus Parade official starts the holiday season in Montréal on Saturday, November 21. Starting at 11 a.m. on Sainte-Catherine Street, between Du Fort and Saint-Urbain, cheer on 20 spectacular floats and a host of singers, dancers, street performers, polar bears and, of course, Santa! There's more Santa to see at Parc Jean-Drapeau too: drink hot chocolate and see all the handmade Santa figurines at the Stewart Museum or cheer on the hundreds of runners dressed as Santa Claus for the Santa Montreal 5 km race, starting at 10 a.m. on November 21. Toys old and new delight at Mister Rabbit's Circus at the McCord Museum. The Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium at the Space for Life lights up the season in a different way… / Read More →
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Last month, Rolling Stone published an explosive, 9,000 word feature titled "A Rape on Campus: A Brutal Assault and Struggle for Justice at UVA." The author, Sabrina Rubin Erdely, opened with a terrifying description of a female college freshman being raped by seven University of Virginia fraternity brothers. The story portrayed not just a brutal crime, but a woeful administration response bordering on obstruction of justice and an unreconstructed UVA rape culture. But at its core, Erdely's article was about a single event, a ritualistic gang rape, told by a single source, the victim nicknamed Jackie. The Rolling Stone article reverberated far and wide, inciting a national conversation about rape on college campuses. But, on Friday, Rolling Stone magazine retracted the story.


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There are currently no guidelines or standards to help physicians determine whether or not the treatment provided to patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) results in a clinically important benefit. This study was undertaken to define the level of change in exercise capacity, as measured by the 6-minute walk distance (6MWD), and functioning and well-being, as measured by the SF-36, that is clinically meaningful in patients with PAH: a minimally important difference (MID).
Data from a 12-week sildenafil study were used to evaluate an MID for 6MWD and the physical functioning, role-physical, social functioning, and vitality domains of the SF-36 in patients with PAH, using the following distribution-based approaches: Effect Size (ES), Standard Error of Measurement (SEM), and Standard Error of the Difference (Sdiff). The total population enrolled in the study, including the placebo- and the sildenafil-treated groups, was used for these analyses.
An MID was established for each of the end points based on the average of the distribution-based estimates (Table). These estimates are a point change in score for the SF-36 and a change in distance walked in meters for the 6MWD.
A wide range of estimates were obtained for each end point using three distribution-based methods to explore a minimally important change. The average of these was then taken as an MID value for each end point. This is the first clinical investigation to establish an MID for key SF-36 domains and 6MWD in patients with PAH. Further work incorporating the patient and clinical perspective of change using anchor-based methods would complement and supplement the findings reported here.
The analyses and results presented here may be useful in establishing clinical guidelines to determine the effectiveness of PAH therapies objectively.
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Claire Gilbert, Shareholder Pfizer Ltd; Employee Pfizer Ltd.
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