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Revised and updated October 22, 2008
The 2009 rankings of trade freedom in countries around the world, developed by The Heritage Foundation as part of its annual Index of Economic Freedom and released to the public today,[1] show many countries moving ahead on their own to lower tariffs and cut other barriers to trade. This is good news for consumers and businesses in those countries that will enjoy greater access to competitively priced goods from around the world. Countries standing still or moving backward in response to protectionist political pressures, however, are likely to find themselves falling behind, with lower growth rates and stagnating economies.
The Challenge
Trade restrictions can take the form of taxes on imports and exports (known as tariffs), quotas or outright bans on trade, and numerous other regulatory and institutional barriers to trade. The degree to which government hinders access to the free flow of foreign commerce can have a direct bearing on the ability of individuals to pursue their economic goals.
Tariffs increase the prices that local consumers pay for foreign imports, and these price distortions change incentives, often pulling producers away from specializing in some goods and toward the protected goods. By interfering with comparative advantage, trade restrictions impede economic growth. Also, tariffs hurt domestic consumers by raising prices. In many cases, trade limitations put advanced-technology products and services beyond the reach of local people, limiting their own productive development.
While trade liberalization involves government policy decisions that are inherently unilateral, most progress in liberalizing trade has come about in the context of multilateral trade negotiations under the auspices of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and its predecessors.
The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) provided the context for significant trade liberalization among member countries from 1948 to 1994 and served as the foundation for the creation of the WTO in 1995. The rush of new members into the GATT during the Uruguay Round and after the establishment of the WTO demonstrates that the multilateral trading system has been recognized as an anchor for development and an instrument of economic and trade reform.
The multilateral trading system changed dramatically over the period of the GATT and has changed even more significantly in the little more than a decade since the WTO was formed. Most developing countries were not members of the GATT, and their involvement in trade negotiations was negligible. Those that were members benefited from the outcome of GATT rounds but were exempt from having to reciprocate with significant tariff concessions of their own. In a sense, they were passive members of the multilateral trading system.
As it turns out, this paternalistic benevolence on the part of richer countries toward their less developed brethren was no favor. It was the countries that liberalized by reducing tariffs and other economic barriers that prospered, while those that were allowed to keep their protectionist walls in place became ever less competitive.
Things are much different today. Among the WTO's 153 members, about three out of four are from the developing world, and all members -- rich and poor alike -- are responsible for the advancement of freer trade. One consequence of the growing number of developing countries in the WTO was the decision to premise the current Doha Round of multilateral trade negotiations on promoting economic development. In November 2001, the WTO formally initiated the current round of trade negotiations in Doha, Qatar: the "Doha Development Agenda."
After more than half a century of trade liberalization, the agenda for negotiations includes some of the most politically sensitive and difficult trade issues. Among the most important issues faced by WTO negotiators are reforms in agriculture, further reductions in non-agriculture tariffs, the expansion of market access for services, improving WTO institutional rules and procedures, and solving developing country issues, including the need to boost those countries' capacity to trade.
So far, negotiations have failed to result in a comprehensive agreement that is satisfactory to all WTO members. The latest collapse of the negotiations in July 2008 reflects both divergent thinking on the role that trade liberalization plays in advancing economic development and intransigence among some members with respect to upholding their commitments to eliminating trade barriers.
Moreover, the Doha process of multilateral trade negotiations is based on the idea that it is easier for countries to lower their tariffs and other trade barriers if others do so as well. There is some political merit to the idea. The actual negotiations, however, involve a dynamic that runs counter to the goal of freeing trade. Countries hold jealously to protectionist measures that hurt the efficiency of their own economies, offering them up only in exchange for similar "concessions" from others. The psychology of the process could not be worse, because it encourages countries to value things that hurt themselves, like tariffs, import quotas, or domestic subsidies.
The 2009 Trade Freedom Scores
The 2009 Index of Economic Freedom trade freedom rankings demonstrate that many countries understand that they benefit from removing restrictions that they have imposed on trade. Of course, they may also benefit from other countries' liberalizing measures, but the absence of action by others is no reason to hold back on doing what they can to increase trade freedom for their own citizens.
The rankings show that for the world as a whole (counting those countries measured in both the 2008 and 2009 editions of the Index[2]), average tariffs dropped from 8.1 percent in 2008 to 6.7 percent in 2009. The average trade freedom score for these countries improved from 72.0 in 2008 to 74.4 in 2009.[3] The progress made is certainly not a breakthrough, but it does indicate that many countries are resisting protectionist pressures and moving forward with liberalization.
Action to improve trade freedom was broad-based throughout the world, with 67 countries scoring at least a point higher in 2009 than in 2008.[4] Thirteen countries scored at least 10 points higher, with Libya recording an amazing 50 point increase in trade freedom by virtually eliminating all tariffs.
By contrast, only 18 countries experienced a decrease in trade freedom of at least one point. Only one country, Tunisia, showed a drop of more than 10 points, falling from 71.8 to 53.0. Rwanda was not far behind with a 9.4 point drop in trade freedom.
Seventy-three countries show little movement at all, with modest increases or decreases in score of less than one point. By essentially standing still, these countries fell behind the better performers but improved their standing vis-à-vis those that succumbed to protectionism.
Economic Gains from Trade
The evidence linking economic growth to trade freedom is strong. According to data from the forthcoming edition of the Index of Economic Freedom, countries with freer trade policies experience significantly higher per capita economic growth than countries that maintain trade barriers. The top 10 percent of countries in terms of trade freedom had five-year compound per capita GDP growth rates averaging 5.6 percent.[5] By contrast, the 10 percent of countries with the lowest levels of trade freedom[6] had five-year per capita GDP growth averaging just half as much, or 2.8 percent.
Changes in trade freedom were also important to GDP growth. The 20 countries whose trade freedom has improved the most over the 15-year history of the Index enjoyed per capita GDP growth from 1995 to 2006 averaging 3.35 percent. The 20 countries whose trade freedom scores improved the least (or actually fell in a few cases) saw their per capita GDP grow at an average rate of only 1.37 percent.
Because of the vital link between economic prosperity and trade freedom, it is important that countries strive to advance liberal trade rules and dismantle trade-distorting non-tariff barriers. Countries that have already made significant progress in reducing tariff rates receive higher trade freedom scores than those that still impose high tariffs on trade at the border, but they should not look at these ratings as a reason to rest on their laurels. Instead, these countries should turn their attention to eliminating the non-tariff measures that add to the cost of international trade.
However, the biggest gains to freer trade and economic freedom would be for countries -- especially in the developing world -- to eliminate what are the world's highest average tariff levels. The impact of freer trade on growth rates and poverty is telling: Real per capita income levels grew about 3 times faster in developing countries that lowered trade barriers than in those countries that did not.[7] The level of tariff protection in developing countries is four times higher than in higher-income countries, and 70 percent of the tariff burden developing country exports face is from other developing countries.[8] These statistics demonstrate that there is ample room for trade reform and significant potential for expanding trade and economic freedom around the world.
The trade freedom score reported in this paper is based two inputs:
- Trade-weighted average tariff rates and
- Non-tariff barriers (NTBs).
Different imports entering a country can, and often do, face different tariffs. The weighted average tariff uses weights for each tariff based on the share of imports for each good. Weighted average tariffs are a purely quantitative measure and account for the basic calculation of the score using the following equation:
Trade Freedomi = (((Tariffmax-Tariffi)/(Tariffmax-Tariffmin))*100)-NTBi
where Trade Freedomi represents the trade freedom in country i, Tariffmax and Tariffmin represent the upper and lower bounds for tariff rates, and Tariffi represents the weighted average tariff rate in country i. The minimum tariff is naturally zero, and the upper bound was set as a score of 50. An NTB penalty is then subtracted from the base score. The penalty of 5, 10, 15, or 20 points is assigned according to the following scale:
20 -- NTBs are used extensively across many goods and services and/or act to impede a significant amount of international trade.
15 -- NTBs are widespread across many goods and services and/or act to impede a majority of potential international trade.
10 -- NTBs are used to protect certain goods and services and impede some international trade.
5 -- NTBs are uncommon, protecting few goods and services, and/or have very limited impact on international trade.
- 0 -- NTBs are not used to limit international trade.
Both qualitative and quantitative information is used to determine the extent of NTBs in a country's trade policy regime. Restrictive rules that hinder trade vary widely, and their overlapping and shifting nature makes it difficult to gauge their complexity. The categories of NTBs considered in our penalty include:
Quantity restrictions -- import quotas; export limitations; voluntary export restraints; import- export embargoes and bans; countertrade; etc.
Price restrictions -- antidumping duties; countervailing duties; border tax adjustments; variable levies/tariff rate quotas.
Regulatory restrictions -- licensing; domestic content and mixing requirements; sanitary and phytosanitary standards; safety and industrial standards regulations; packaging, labeling, and trademark regulations; advertising and media regulations.
Investment restrictions -- exchange and other financial controls.
Customs restrictions -- advance deposit requirements; customs valuation procedures; customs classification procedures; customs clearance procedures.
- Direct government intervention -- subsidies and other aids; government industrial policy and regional development measures; government-financed research and other technology policies; national taxes and social insurance; competition policies; immigration policies; government procurement policies; state trading, government monopolies, and exclusive franchises.
As an example, in 2009, France received a trade freedom score of 80.8, based on the weighted average tariff of 2.1 percent common to all European Union countries. The tariff yields a base score of 95.8, but the existence of significant French NTBs reduces the nation's trade freedom score by 15 points.
Gathering data on tariffs to make a consistent cross-country comparison can be a challenging task. Unlike data on inflation, for instance, countries do not report their weighted average tariff rate or simple average tariff rate every year; in some cases, the most recent time a country reported its tariff data could have been as far back as 1993. To preserve consistency in grading trade policy, the authors have decided to use the most recently reported weighted average tariff rate for a country from our primary source. If another reliable source reports more updated information on the country's tariff rate, the authors note this fact and may review the grading if there is strong evidence that the most recently reported weighted average tariff rate is outdated.
The World Bank produces the most comprehensive and consistent information on weighted average applied tariff rates. When the weighted average applied tariff rate is not available, the authors use the country's average applied tariff rate; and when the country's average applied tariff rate is not available, the authors use the weighted average or the simple average of most favored nation (MFN) tariff rates.[9] In the very few cases where data on duties and customs revenues are not available, the authors use data on international trade taxes instead.
In all cases, the authors clarify the type of data used and the different sources for those data in the corresponding write-up for trade policy. Sometimes, when none of this information is available, the authors simply analyze the overall tariff structure and estimate an effective tariff rate.
The trade freedom scores for 2009 are based on data for the period covering the second half of 2007 through the first half of 2008. To the extent possible, the information considered was current as of June 30, 2008. Any changes in law effective after that date have no positive or negative impact.
Finally, unless otherwise noted, the authors used the following sources to determine scores for trade policy, in order of priority: World Bank, World Development Indicators 2008 and Data on Trade and Import Barriers: Trends in Average Applied Tariff Rates in Developing and Industrial Countries, 1981-2006; World Trade Organization, Trade Policy Reviews, 1995-2008; Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, 2008 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers; World Bank, Doing Business 2008 and Doing Business 2009; U.S. Department of Commerce, Country Commercial Guide, 2004-2008; Economist Intelligence Unit, Country Report, Country Profile, and Country Commerce, 2004-2008; and official government publications of each country.
Daniella Markheim is Jay Van Andel Senior Trade Policy Analyst in, and Ambassador Terry Miller is Director of, the Center for International Trade and Economics at The Heritage Foundation.


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We have PACKED the issue full of your fave stars for you to devour during the school holidays. Hurray!
5 Seconds of Summer hop on our cover with and exclusive interview as they talk sun, sea and snogs!
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Plus Ariana Grande, Cher Lloyd and The Vamps chat to us in some ruddy great interviews!
The Neon Jungle girls delve their mitts into our crazy sack of questions in this month's Carrier Bag while we chat (drool over) Ryan Guzman in Boyology.
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All your fave regular features are stuffed in including Phwoar, Obsessed, Cringe and a whole host of gossip!
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Developer Relations: Social Media
Marketers use social media very differently than developers do. Marketers use social channels from Twitter to Facebook to LinkedIn to promote and engage and build awareness. Developers? Well while , social media is just as important if not more so to developers, it's not all memes and rants; but a practical and strong source of information.
I spoke to with Kris Vanderwater, Technical Consultant at Acquia and Tim Plunkett, Senior Engineer also at Acquia about how developers use social media, why it's important to them and how marketers in developer relations can best use social media to interact with developers in the right way.
Q: In your own words, explain why social media is important to developers.
Tim: In an open source community, social media is extremely important. Information is spread rapidly, and you become aware of interesting or important things very quickly. When new to a community, interacting with other devs on social media is a great way to break into the group, and feel welcomed. It's also helpful to maintain personal connections, especially across timezones!
Q: In addition to collaboration, is social media a place where developers can promote their own work?
Kris: Developers operate on a network of trust. Building tools others will like and use can be futile if you have no way to get adoption. Social media fills the gap for developers providing free tools in the same way it might a traditional marketing institution with regard to their products except, as much as a developer is giving away something cool, they're also asking for help building it. Most developers personal projects can't scale beyond nights and weekends, so finding other interested parties capable of contributing is huge.
Q: What do you think about "thought leadership" for developers and promoting it through social media?
Kris: Developers find "thought leadership" on social media all the time, but make no mistake; developer thought leadership is not the same as marketing thought leadership.
What thought leadership means to developers is talking about the right way to do things, when to do things in particular ways, and what the new emerging standards are shaping up to be and whether that's good or bad. If someone truly is established they might have significant docs and/or blogs on the topics of best practices, when to use X over Y, recognizing design patterns, etc. This site is a good example: http://blog.ircmaxell.com/. It's totally normal for me to find this sort of stuff in my twitter feed on a daily basis. Usually something like 'here's a great breakdown on why [some standard] is going the right direction and why we should all care' with an attached url.
Q: What social media sites do you use?
Kris: "Twitter is where things of note actually happen and devs have big conversations in 140 chars one message at a time. It's not odd to follow a 20-30 comment long exchange.
Don't waste a dev's time' is basically the litmus test for everything. If you're doing something (anything) that's wasteful time wise, odds are, you'll draw ire. Don't market directly to devs if there's not something to actually play with.
Tim: "One major rule I have with Twitter is to never ask favors or demand someone's time via social media. Discussing something you found worthwhile is fine, but if you have any expectation of another person, keep that to the appropriate sphere (issue queue, IRC, etc). Twitter is very personal to some people, and being hounded to look at a bug or other issue can feel invasive."
Q: What should marketers absolutely avoid when it comes to interacting with developers on social media? What's the best way to participate in social media discussions with developers?
Tim: I recommend not just jumping into a conversation, even if you see an opening. As a brand or product, you shouldn't reach out directly to devs just because they mentioned something relating to your product. It can feel very Orwellian. Known and trusted evangelists should fill the role, leaning on the personal connections they have with the developer community.
Kris: Don't waste a developer's time. There are devs who won't even watch videos of things because they can speed read their way through the content faster and get back to what they need to do. So that's the principle against which everything else basically has to be valued. As a marketer, if you're asking for a developer's time, then you need to give them something of value in return.
Final thoughts:
So to summarize for those of you playing along at home, if you want to connect with developers on social media, you better have something worthwhile to share. If you're looking for insight (like I was with this post) have your questions ready. Better, yet, leverage internal community members and evangelists if you can so that they can either connect you with the right people or serve as an ambassador for you. And above all else, be respectful.
With PPC, you effectually skip over the middle circle which cost you. By avoiding your prospects' inboxes, you're only competing with marketers on a SERP, a pertinent website on the GDN, or Facebook / Instagram. You're also getting a leg up on your contestants, who are probably only using an automatic email funnel to nurture prospects (if they're doing it at all).


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Travel guidebooks may be catalogued using the subject heading- guidebooks or the subject heading- travel, so you may want to check both. Sample search examples: travel and name of destination ---- i.e. travel and paris or guidebooks and name of destination ---- i.e. guidebooks and italy.
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Featuring BowerGroupAsia managing director for Korea, Sue Mi Terry, and Park Strategies senior vice president Sean King, in conversation with senior director Stephen Noerper. Terry and King, two of the city's hottest analysts of Korean and East Asian trends and shifts, speak to concerns about North Korea, China's rise, and the early staking of the Trump administration. Bringing sensibilities born of business, academe and intelligence, Terry and King raise the specter on what to watch, scenarios unfolding, and the complexities of decision making in a new era.
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text: I've made some changes to the networking init file. My primary goal was to increase network throughput and to increase system security as well. So far I've made some progress but have also ran into several questions that need some anwsers. I found the original /etc/init.d/networking script easy to follow and to modify, so I kept it and simply edited it to provide me with what I needed. I added the following operations to the networking script. icmpredirects () { if [ -e /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/all/accept_redirects ]; then echo -n "Disabling ICMP Redirect Acceptance: " for f in /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/*/accept_redirects; do echo 0 > $f done echo "Done." fi } sourceroute () { if [ -e /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/all/accept_source_route ]; then echo -n "Disabling Source Routed Packets: " for f in /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/*/accept_source_route; do echo 0 > $f done echo "Done." fi } logpackets () { if [ -e /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/all/log_martians ] ; then echo -n "Logging Spoofed Packets, Source Routed Packets, and Redirected Packets: " for f in /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/*/log_martians ; do echo 1 > $f done echo "Done." fi } tcptweaks () { echo -n "Performing TCP/IP enhancements: " echo 30 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_fin_timeout echo 1800 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_keepalive_time echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_sack echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_dsack echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_fack echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_timestamps echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_ecn echo 5 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_reordering echo '8196 174760 349520' > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_rmem echo '8196 32768 262140' > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_wmem echo 262140 > /proc/sys/net/core/rmem_default echo 262140 > /proc/sys/net/core/rmem_max echo 131070 > /proc/sys/net/core/wmem_default echo 131070 > /proc/sys/net/core/wmem_max echo "Done." } icmpbroadcast () { if [ -e /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_broadcasts ] ; then echo -n "Enable ICMP Broadcast Echo Protection: " echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_broadcasts echo "Done." fi } With this script being as robust as it is, all you need to do is add the following operations to the /etc/network/options file as stated under the doopt function and your singing. What boogles me is a few TCP/IP parameters under the /proc filesystem. Are there any major settings that I missed? Is it recomended to play with the ipfrag settings of the kernel? Also, I am currently experimenting with an IPTables script, would it be recomended to write it to the /etc/network directory and have it executed via the networking init file? Thanks Stef


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Ramos accepts Duterte's offer as PHL's special delegate to China
Former President Fidel Ramos on Saturday night accepted President Rodrigo Duterte's provide to grow to be the country's unique envoy to China. "Kaya natin ito!" Ramos told reporters while he confirmed that they has accepted the task in the course of his two-hour meeting with Duterte in the Marco Polo Hotel in Davao City.
Ramos said that he accepted the supply right after obtaining clearance from his physicians with the exceptional wife, Amelita "Ming" Ramos. Duterte's peace adviser, Jesus Dureza, was also inside the meeting. Dureza was Ramos' president spokesperson and assistant for Mindanao. In a testimonial dinner in San Juan City last July 14, Duterte said he had asked Ramos to represent the country in negotiations around the territorial disputes with China.
Ramos declined to provide specifics of his part as special envoy to China. He mentioned this may be announced by Duterte or his Cabinet.
He stated that through the meeting, he asked Duterte's policy position on the country's territorial dispute with China. Ramos mentioned that they can wanted this clarified before he starts his actual pursuit to represent Duterte and also the country in China. Actually is well liked mentioned which the National Safety Council (NSG) and crucial officials of Congress will come across using the safety cluster from the Cabinet on July 27. He stated the NSC will offer ideas and guidance on the Philippines action program in talks with China.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film with great direction of Ray Cartier and Laurence Cohen. In Billboard in 2013, with original production from USA. You can watch Can online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
Rating: 5 by 12 users./
Runtime: 81 minutes
Matt Cornett, Mj Walters, Dario Torres, Leroy Carver III, Jose Diaz, Leo Montiel, Dylan Sylvester, Carlos Lopez Jr., Kelsi Taylor, Sabinah Shah, Susie Castaneda, Johnmario Jeshua Garcia, Joseph M. Martinez, Rob Vincent, John Asadi and Melvin Gregg.
Drama, Family, Adventure.
81-minute film (full movie) directed by Ray Cartier and Laurence Cohen.
The original audio of Can has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2013.
Screenplay written by Ray Cartier.
Megan Richardson.
Travis Mendel, Ray Cartier and David Vedon.
Composed by Eric Englehorn.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Can has a duration of 81 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Can in FULLTV Movies.


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"Okay, Spot, I'm gonna tie you to this thing..."
- Written by Gabe Gregoire
- Published in Pets
Anyone who has ever owned a larger dog has fantasized at one point or another about speeding along behind it on a dog sled, yelling, "Mush! Mush!" The word 'Iditarod' flashes through your mind as you imagine your dog at the head of the pack, striving forward against the weight of the sled and against the elements, until you sled victoriously past the finish line to the cheers of thousands.
Hey, why not try it? Or at least watch others, who may have the requisite dog team and knowledge to sled with them, at the Musher's Bowl, at Five Fields Farm (Route 107, 6 miles south of Bridgton), on Saturday and Sunday the 4th and 5th, starting at 10:00 a.m. (Registration and bib pick-up begins at 9:00 a.m.)
But it's not just dog sledding that will be taking place along the sloped apple fields and S-curved cross-country ski trails around the farm. Are you ready for this? There will also be a sport called skijoring, which is a combination of Nordic skiing and dog sledding, involving a regular dog-sledding harness for your dog, attached by a towline to a special skijoring (literally translated as 'ski driving' in Norwegian) harness for you.
Here is the schedule of events:
10:00 1 dog skijor
10:454 dog speed
11:30 3 dog junior
12:00 lunch break
1:00 6 dog speed
2:00 2 dog skijor
2:45 recreational skijor and sled
So if your dog jogs with you, or runs beside you on cross-country skiing jaunts, join the fun and live out your fantasy of conquering the tundra with your powerful canine.


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Today has been rough for me. Tomorrow will be rougher. Mom is going into surgery tomorrow and I'm insanely scared. But I'm having problems expressing that. I'm also having problems talking about other things that are going on that I feel like I should be open about. But it's hard. And I want to be open with her. And friends. And everyone. But words…don't come easy. Which causes a lot of pain and stress.
On that note I need to try and get a few hours of sleep. I'm on the AM show in the morning.
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Writing about horror movies means you inevitable see a hell of a lot of gratuitous gore and terrifying posters. After a while you become pretty desensitized to seeing bloodied screaming faces, axe-wielding maniacs and creepy ghouls all the time. So, its with this in mind that the new poster for Contracted is particularly impressive — it actually made me shudder a little bit. I'm not entirely sure why, but it just makes my skin crawl. Check it out below:
Contracted is a new body horror flick delivered by Eric England and IFC. Want to find out more? Well give the synopsis below a read:
A young girl who has a one-night stand with a stranger, contracts what she thinks is a sexually transmitted disease, but it is actually something far worse. As things begin to crumble around her, she's sent on a disturbing and bloodcurdling journey, sure to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. With nail-biting suspense and frightening twists, Contracted is a horror film for those who think they've seen it all.
What do you think? Does this poster give you the chills too? Let me know below.


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EDM Unbuttoned EP05: Nero
In this weekly series, EDM.com picks the best live acts working in electronic music today. These producers abstain from DJ sets and opt to use live and electronic instrumentation to give their performances a more grounded sound. From the saxophones heard by GRiZ and Big Gigantic to the rock-inspired sets from The Prodigy, this series explores all types of live electronic music. Read our pick for this week's best live act below:
Best Live Act of the Week: NERO
As dubstep took over dance music and helped popularize EDM in America, electronic trio NERO rode the wave to stardom. Composed of producers Daniel Stephens, Joe Ray and Alana Watson, NERO's beginnings root back to 2004, a good few years before dubstep gained worldwide prominence. Stephens and Ray met when they were 17 and began to produce at a home studio in Stephens' bedroom. Their first track, "Space 2001," was released in 2004, but their breakthrough didn't come until 2010 after Watson joined the group and they released the Innocence/Electron EP.
After the trio reached charting success in the U.K., NERO began to release a successful string of singles. With tracks such as "Me and You," "Guilt" and "Must Be The Feeling," NERO shaped dubstep as it took hold of Europe in 2011. The group's efforts hit an apex with their debut album Welcome Reality, a 14-track album that performed extremely well on European and American charts. After conducting the "Symphony 2808" with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and releasing a few more singles, NERO went on a lengthy hiatus. They released a single from their second LP called "Satisfy," but then went silent for months. Finally, the trio released the second single "The Thrill" and revealed the completely of the new album.
NERO's live show has become a key component of their success, and the heart behind their live performances rests in Watson's chilling vocals. The group's biggest hits resonate in large part to the catchy, energetic vocals from Watson, and she spares no expense in the live setting. Their earlier sets layered Watson's live vocals on top of the studio vocals, perhaps in an effort to get Watson comfortable with performing live. As their show evolved, the studio vocals were left behind. Watson's now-dominating voice was powerful and confident enough to stand on its own.
While the live element behind NERO is driven by vocals, Stevens and Ray hold their own as Watson belts their passionate lyrics. The two queue up songs and mix their tracks live in an effort to give the show a more cohesive and crowd-centric experience. The two have gone on record to say they want their live show to be a more visual experience than a band experience, which can be seen in their elaborate production rig. Despite the limited live elements from Stevens and Ray, Watson's live vocals give their show a resonant feel that could not be matched by studio vocals.
With their second LP facing an impending release, all eyes are on NERO as they prepare the next phase of their live show. The group is slotted to play massive festivals this summer, including Coachella, Lollapalooza and others. The group could is expected to continue to emphasize the visual elements of their show, but the dubstep trio could very well respond to the recent live trends in electronic dance music. We'll just have to wait and see.
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Alexia Salingaros is a filmmaker who has been developing her passion for creating films since the seventh grade. Her dedication and commitment to the filmmaking process allows each piece to inhabit its own unique world. With deep explorations of the human existence, Alexia channels her feelings through her work, exposing the audience to the same emotions she felt in those moments of creation. Salingaros is currently a sophomore studying film through Tisch School of the Arts at New York University.


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IMBA and the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin join forces!
By: Hansi Johnson
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You join IMBA or an IMBA Chapter in Wisconsin and you are now also a BFW member as well. Instead of three layers and three transactions, there will be one transaction that gives an off road cyclist... Read More
Apologies to the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin
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Posted: November 1 - 2011
In the past several years I have had the pleasure to work closely with Kevin Hardman and the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin. The work that Kevin and the BFW are doing in WI is truly changing the... Read More
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Posted: September 26 - 2011
Whitetail Ridge in River Falls, Wisconsin – for a time it was unused city land, slated for future industrial development. The local cross country running coach put in a little bit of running trail.... Read More


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Frontline golf building plot for a villa with great sea, golf and mountain views, in a very luxurious golf urbanisation of Benahavís, only 3 km from the sea and 10 minutes´ drive to Puerto Banús, Marbella. This great South-East facing plot is located right in front of a beautiful and mature golf course, in a high quality villa urbanisation, offering very nice views over the golf course to the sea and Marbella, yet also into the mountains. It is surrounded by further golf courses, such as Guadalmina Alta, Guadalmina Baja, Atalaya, El Paraíso, Los Flamingos, Capanes, Los Arqueros, all only 5 minutes´ drive away. You can reach the famous harbour of Marbella, Puerto Banus, in 10 minutes´ drive. All necessary amenities, commercial centres, supermarkets, etc., are much nearer. On its 1.476 m2 you can build a villa of up to 502 m2, with a maximum height of 7 metres and two floors. Plot price: 560.000 EUR plus property acquisition tax (in this case 21 % VAT). Local tax (IBI) plot: approx. 353 EUR/year, Community fees plot: approx. 76 EUR/month. Building Plot, Urbanization, Facing: Southwest. Views: Coastal, Excellent, Golf, Mountains, Sea. Features 5-10 minutes to Golf Course, Close to all Amenities, Conveniently Situated for Golf, Frontline Golf.
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What's your Klout score? Klout CEO and co-founder Joe Fernandez looks forward to the day when everyone is asking and answering that question. Klout rates users' influence in social media using an algorithm that incorporates activity on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Last.fm, Flickr, Blogger and Google+, among other networks.
Where would Washington — a city of lawmakers and lobbyists — fall on the 1-to-100 rating system?
"I think it would be extremely high. The three topics we find people talk and engage the most about on social media are entertainment, technology and politics.
"It's really, really hard for a normal person — somebody whose job isn't to create social media content — to get a score above 70. To get above 85, it is the Lady Gagas, the Barack Obamas — those types of people. There are only four or five accounts in the 90s — that's like Justin Bieber. I would say D.C. would be a 91 or it would be in the 90s."


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Senate Passes ALS Registry Act, Cosponsored by Domenici
U.S. Senator Pete Domenici today reported that the Senate has approved legislation he cosponsored to establish a national ALS registry to try to advance the quest for a cure for Lou Gehrig's disease.
The Senate passed the ALS Registry Act (S.1382) by unanimous consent. The measure now requires approval by the House of Representatives in order to become law. The House last year approved a similar bill on a broad bipartisan basis.
Domenici cosponsored the ALS Registry Act in May after meeting with ALS Association advocates, Renie Garcia y Griego and David Meister, both of Albuquerque.
"Now that both houses of Congress have passed similar legislation, I am hopeful we can agree on a final bill and get it to the President," Domenici said. "A registry will help researchers understand Lou Gehrig's disease and other neurological disorders that incapacitate people's lives."
S.1382 would establish a registry for the collection and storage of data on ALS, which is commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig's disease. The registry will collect and make available data and information essential to furthering the study and finding a cure for ALS.
Among other things, the bill directs the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to develop a system to collect data on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and other motor neuron disorders that can be confused with ALS, misdiagnosed as ALS, or progress to ALS.
ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. ALS afflicts more than 5,600 people per year. The ALS Association is focused on increasing public and private support of research concerning the disease, as well as health care reforms that respond to the demands that are imposed on those who have the disease.
Source: http://domenici.senate.gov/news/record.cfm?id=303694


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With the Rich Kaarlgard program behind us, I thought I'd share some patron feedback as well as my own thoughts about the program. We will begin using this platform to share the feedback from past engagements rather than take up precious stage time during each program moving forward.
Patron Ratings of the Program (1 Low / 5 High):
Overall Enjoyment 3.9
Lecture 3.8
Q&A Segment 3.8
Lighting 4.1
Acoustics 4.3
76% of patrons polled rated the event "money well spent" and 79% said that Mr. Kaarlgard met their expectations.
From my own standpoint, Mr. Kaarlgard was clearly not our "best" speaker ever, but far from our worst (that distinction goes to Richard Dreyfuss). The Economy continues to be a topic that resonates with patrons, but we've had challenges in finding speakers who are both entertaining/captivating and strong in content.
I enjoyed the lecture portion of the evening and Kaarlgard's comparison of the 1970's recession and the one we find ourselves into today. I also found it interesting that he "blamed" the media for much of the nation's poor "consumer confidence" scores even though he represents one of the periodicals creating the problem. Anything to sell a magazine I guess. :)
We did receive numerous complaints about the parking situation as the program was held on the President's Day Holiday. We apologize for the inconvenience and will do our best to stay away from the national holidays in the future. With that said, we are at the mercy of the Sacramento Convention Center and are only able to choose from dates not reserved by the California Musical Theater, Sacramento Opera, and Sacramento Ballet.
Individual patron feedback was consistent Mr. Kaarlgard's collective scores. Many found his talk full of interesting numbers and comparisons while a few found it disjointed and unorganized. The Q&A portion received many comments most sharing that Kaarlgard did not answer the question(s); speaking in generalities and "above the trees".
Kaarlgard was the first speaker of the season that touched a few of our patrons' political nerves. Right leaning patrons enjoyed his candor and intellect while a few "blue" patrons were somewhat put off by Kaarlgard's comments. For the record, this type of feedback is almost unavoidable as we cannot program full seasons with speakers who have not political insight (left or right).
A few Patron Comments:
"Richard's talk was very interesting all the way through. He's well informed and gave great insights on a lot of different issues. I'd say this ranked at close to the top of speakers you've had in the last couple seasons."
"He was too political. Strictly from the FOX news talking points. It would have been more interesting to talk about the current economic situation vs historical situation without his personal political jabs thrown in."
"Karlgaard gave simplistic answers to complex questions--saying short sellers were totally responsible for the the collapse of banks, for instance--and managed to insult anyone even slightly to the left. I attend this series to listen and learn from people who think differently. Instead, all I heard last night was partisan rhetoric."
"Richard Karlgaard was one of my all time favorites. He gave our economy a historical perspective that was understandable and comprehensive. What an intelligent man. I was so impressed! "
As always, we appreciate the time and consideration those give us in taking our speaker feedback survey each month. We hope this blog will give you some more insight on the collective feedback of the patron group as a whole and give you a forum to continue the "water cooler" dialogue after each of our programs.


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(a) Name the families to which these plants belong:(i) Onion and lily(ii) Potato and tomato(b) Describe the gynoecium of any one of the families identified as above. Write its floral formula and draw floral diagram also.
(a) (i) Onion and lily belongs to family Liliaceae.(ii) Potato and tomato belongs to family Solanaceace. (b) In both of the above mentioned families, gynoecium is of superior i.e., hypogynous type. In this condition the thalamus is convex or conical. Gynoecium or ovary develops at its top while stamens, petals and sepals are borne successively below. They ovary or gynoecium is said to be superior.Floral Formula of family Liliaceae -


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Paul Giraud (aka 'Taxi Paul' or 'Babes') interviewed by Arthur Mandelbaum in New York City, October 2009 – video length 22m:37s.
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Arthur Mandelbaum wrote:
Paul would like the name Paul Giraud used. His nicknames are Taxi Paul (old days) and Babes (nowadays) as he's been calling his friends 'babes' for years.
He was born in Bombay (Mumbai), Bridge Candy, in 1937, but grew up in Connecticut, USA. In the early '60s he met Geshe Wangyal and his student John Brzostoski in New Jersey.
Paul was driving a taxi for several years in NYC before leaving for India upon John's suggestion that he study Vipassana meditation with Manindra at the Burmese Vihara in Bodhgaya. He stayed in India from 1965 to 1981. From Gaya he traveled to Goa and Sri Lanka.
Manindra suggested he go to Kathmandu to meet another Vipassana teacher, but when Paul discovered the Tibetans he connected with them. He met Karmapa XVI and all the great lamas of the day. He knew Princess Zena, Thubten Yeshe and Zopa Rinpoche and was there when Richard Tenzin sold Zena's thangkas to raise $30,000 to buy Kopan.
Since '81 he has returned to India every few years and was with Jasper Newsome at the 2001 Kumbha Mela at Prayag (Allahabad).
John Brzostoski (no links found – an artist, professor, and one of the first Western students of Geshe Wangyal).
Zimmer, Heinrich – Philosophies of India
Thanks to Paul Giraud, who delved into his memories at a difficult time and brought a lot of pleasure to us by doing so.
Thanks also to Arthur Mandelbaum for facilitating this so well with his FLIP video camera and laid back interview technique.
There will be more from Paul from time to time, आलक्नथ बोम शन्कर- ओम नमह शिवाय – हर हर महादेव as we wish him all the best. Alakhnath, bom Shankar .


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Lake Maria State Park
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Lake Maria was my last park of the day and it was starting to get dark. As I drove in, I notice a sign - not just TURTLE crossing, but RARE turtle crossing. As I pulled in to the parking lot by the lake, I heard a rustling in the leaves next to me. I figured it was a squirrel. When I got out of the car, I heard it again and looked - it was a turtle! I watched it walk and then heard rustling in the woods - it was another turtle! I walked to look at the lake, then over by the dock and back to the parking lot. I saw 2 more turtles in the parking lot. Wow! I don't think I've ever seen so many turtles in the wild before. Or at least not where they weren't all sitting on a log in the middle of some water. I don't think they were the rare turtles, but they were fun to watch! I would have stayed longer if I didn't have such a far drive home. This park is definitely worth another visit! I wonder when the best time is to come and see all the turtles? The rare turtle is the Blanding's turtle, but I think all I saw were box turtles or painted turtles. Still, it was very cool.
I hopped back in my car for the hour and a half drive home, happy that I was able to visit all the parks on my list. I have now visited over 50 of the 72 Minnesota State Parks (all since last summer).


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Fresh off his first practice with the Trail Blazers on Tuesday, newly acquired center Jusuf Nurkic will make his debut Wednesday at Utah, coach Terry Stotts said.
Stotts ran the 7-footer through 4-on-4 drills during practice to introduce the team's plays, and said he liked what he saw.
"Very skilled young guy. Nice touch around the basket, good feel for the game,'' Stotts said. "And, he needs to get in better shape.''
Nurkic, who was acquired from Denver for a 2017 first round pick and Mason Plumlee, fell out of the Nuggets rotation in the past month. In the last 17 games, he did not play in five and had five others where he played less than eight minutes. Only twice in the last month has he played more than 20 minutes.
This season he is averaging 8.0 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.3 assists in 18 minutes a game, but he says he is capable of more.
"I'm able to do a lot more stuff,'' Nurkic said. "(Denver) kind of hold me down. I wish them good luck. I'm here to show the coach I can work hard. I'm going to be in gym all day and work, and be patient.''
CJ McCollum said he studied film on Nurkic and likes his ability to post-up with his back to the basket – a facet the Blazers haven't had since LaMarcus Aldridge left in 2014 – as well as his ability to contest shots on defense.
"It was good to see him get up and down. He's very skilled,'' McCollum said. "He can move. He's strong as an ox. I look forward to seeing him play.''
McCollum said it will likely take time for Nurkic to become acclimated to the Blazers' plays and players, but both said it should help Nurkic that the All-Star break starts on Thursday, allowing more time for film study.
"Obviously, it will be a process,'' McCollum said. "It's not going to look perfect overnight, but I think he will help us right away.''
Nurkic repeatedly said he is "all about winning" and that he will do whatever Stotts asks when it comes to his role. He also said he is excited to play with All-Star level guards like Damian Lillard and McCollum, noting that he has never played with such a high-caliber backcourt.
"First time in my life I get to play with those kind of guards,'' Nurkic said. "I can't wait.''
His first chance will be Wednesday at Utah against a Jazz team that is 34-22 and a half-game out of fourth in the West and features one of the premier defensive centers in the NBA in Rudy Gobert.
Down the road, though, Nurkic said he hopes his stay in Portland will be long term. He is under contract through next season.
"I think it's the perfect place for me,'' Nurkic said. "They need me; I need them.''
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i passed through here on my way north from phoenix to tonto national monument. past canyon lake, this is was once a stagecoach stop in the wild wild west. today, it has a population of 6, give or take 1-2. The highlight here is the Superstition Saloon, which has been in operation for over 100 years. Most likely, all the inhabitatants of Tortilla Flat operate the Saloon, as well as the adjoining Souvenir/Food Mart. Tourist stop here for the live music, the charbroiled burgers, or the beautiful view of the mountains beyond.
me (but not necessarily to them) is the fact that they also keep a Post Office going and an ice cream and candy shop. Have you ever heard of Prickly Pears? They make ice cream out of it here.
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