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Wine lowers energy bills; nanoparticles seek and destroy cancer cells; new "Planetary Skin" institute; smart cities should share; sustainable packaging.
1.) A corked bottle of wine could lower your energy bills.
2.) A new technique using nanoparticles seeks and destroys cancer cells.
3.) New Planetary Skin institute aims to be homeland security for Earth.
4.) Sustainable city idea: share your stuff.
5.) The problem with unsustainable packaging? The system behind it.
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SoX is the Swiss Army knife of sound processing tools: it can convert sound files between many different file formats and audio devices, and can apply many sound effects and transformations, as well as doing basic analysis and providing input to more capable analysis and plotting tools.
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Football: Alive and Free-Kicking as Albertz Hounds Hibernian ; Rangers 2 Johansson 32, Albertz 46 Hibernian 0 Half-Time: 1-0 Attendance: 49,323
Gordon, Phil, The Independent (London, England)
JORG ALBERTZ has just brought out a video of the ferocious free- kicks which have illuminated his three years at Ibrox, but the German will have to launch another compilation now to showcase the one he struck yesterday.
No doubt there will be plenty of space on "Now That's What I Call Free Kicks: 2" for future Albertz efforts, but for power and grace it would be hard to beat the 47th-minute gem which killed of a disappointing Hibernian side who could not cope with The Hammer and were spared only a true horror of their own by Nick Colgan's expert goalkeeping.
Even Rangers' vast resources were stretched when Stefan Klos hurt his hand in training on Friday which, with Lionel Charbonnier also injured and Antti Niemi on loan at Charlton, meant that the 18-year- old fourth choice Mark Brown was entrusted with the goalkeeper's jersey.
Yet this was misleading because in every position Rangers dwarfed Hibernian in terms of experience.
They protected Brown to such a degree that the goalkeeper never had to lay a glove on the ball for the opening quarter of an hour. A tidal wave of blue poured down on Brown's counterpart, Nick Colgan, and the Hibernian keeper was indebted to his full-back Derek Collins, who hooked Gabriel Amato's effort off the line.
Then Albertz squandered a good chance after Neil McCann finished off some trickery with a perfect lay off, before Claudio Reyna joined the storming of the barricade with a left-foot shot that was inches past the post. The only time Hibs could find an escape valve to relieve the pressure was a wonderful …
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Governor Nixon continues negotiations over Edward Jones Dome
ST. LOUIS (AP) - The owners of the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis remain hopeful the Rams won't leave after city leaders rejected $700 million in upgrades sought by the team.
The Rams can break their lease after the 2014 season but have said little about their plans.
The lease requires the St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority to provide the team with a "first-tier" stadium by 2015, which is 20 years after the building opened.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has taken over negotiations with Rams owner Stan Kroenke after arbitration between the team and the St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission failed. The commission operates the dome.
Board chairman Jim Shrewsbury said Tuesday that dome officials haven't given up on keeping the team.
Metro transit and union officials set to get back to talks
Metro Transit officials and union leaders will resume contract negotiations early next month.
Bi-State Development Agency President & CEO John Nations officials with the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 788 have assured him there will be no work stoppages before both sides sit down and talk the week of September 9th. The union represents MetroBus and MetroLink operators as well mechanics and some clerical staff.
Nations says a work stoppage would be unfair to the nearly one million passengers a week who ride MetroLink and Metro buses.
Koreas family reunion talks to be held at border
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea on Thursday accepted South Korea's request that this week's talks on reuniting families separated by war be held at a border village, Seoul officials said, the latest in a series of conciliatory gestures Pyongyang has recently taken.
North Korea appears to be increasingly open to reducing the tensions marked by a North Korean nuclear test, war threats and annual military drills by Seoul and Washington. The Koreas agreed last week to move toward reopening a jointly run factory park closed since April, and North Korea's criticism of U.S.-South Korean training exercises this week was milder in tone than its statements on past drills.
North Korea agreed to hold talks on Friday on the southern side of the border village of Panmunjom as South Korea proposed, South Korean Unification Ministry spokesman Kim Hyung-suk told reporters Thursday, according to his office. Pyongyang had earlier proposed meeting at Diamond Mountain, a scenic site in North Korea.
North Korea also proposed another set of talks between late August and early September on resuming lucrative jointly run tours to Diamond Mountain, according to the ministry. South Korea proposed holding talks on the mountain tours on Sept. 25 in response to North Korea's earlier proposal to meet on Thursday.
"North Korea once again showed it would continue the mood of dialogue .... with South Korea," said Lim Eul Chul, a professor at South Korea's Kyungnam University. "North Korea is believed to have determined that reunions of separated families would be helpful for a resumption of Diamond Mountain tours."
The mountain tours had provided a legitimate source of hard currency to North Korea before they were suspended after a 2008 shooting death of a South Korean tourist in the resort.
The president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Peter Maurer, is visiting the two Koreas to discuss the family reunion and other humanitarian issues. Maurer arrived in Pyongyang for a four-day trip and is to travel on to Seoul on Sunday after a visit to China.
The ICRC has had a permanent presence in North Korea for about 10 years. Maurer is the group's first president to make a combined visit to both countries on the Korean peninsula in 21 years, it said in a statement.
Family reunions were a key inter-Korean cooperation project during a period of thawed relations between 2000 and 2010, but they have not been held for three years. About 22,000 Koreans were able to meet in that time. The families were separated by the 1950-53 Korean War, when there were huge movements of refugees between North and South Korea.
But analysts say the North often follows provocations and threats with a charm offensive meant to win aid. A similar proposal on the reunions in July fizzled.
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As part of the Rangers pre-season in Sweden, they will play Henrik's former team Frölunda. Henrik's brother Joel will also play against him for the first time since 2008.
New York Rangers fans who are depressed about their team getting iced in the playoffs can soak their sorrows at new hot spot Tiny's and the Bar Upstairs. They might even catch a glimpse of star players—and co-owners—Henrik Lundqvist and Sean Avery (pictured) while they're downing a cold one.
The aptly named Tiny's, at 135 West Broadway, opens for dinner this week. Mr. Avery, usually seen wielding a hockey stick, has lately been spotted clearing tables. "Some Swedish guys on vacation were shocked when I filled their water glasses," said the Rangers forward, who now has time to hang around his joint every day. "I'm doing everything I can—except my chef doesn't want me in the kitchen."
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The Most Beautiful Trees in the World
- Portland Japanese Garden, Portland, Oregon. Photo by unknown.
- Red maples trees path. Photo by Ildiko Neer.
- Most beautiful wisteria tree in the world. Photo by Brian Young.
- Yellow autumn in Central Park, New York. Photo by Christopher Schoenbohm.
- Amazing Angel Oak Tree, Charlston, Photo by Mark Requidan.
- Cherry blossom tree path, Germany. Photo by Shoeven.
- California in autumn. Photo by Mizzy Pacheco.
- Jacaranda trees in bloom, South Africa. Photo by Falke.
- Ponthus beech tree in Brocéliande forest, France. Photo by Christophe Kiciak.
- Beautiful cherry blossom road. Photo by unknown.
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1,200 Whimsical Stone Statues at Buddhist Temple in Kyoto
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The faces of modern slavery: photographer Lisa Kristine documents the lives of people who are enslaved around the globe
Over 27 million people live in slavery today — a reality that is hard to believe and invisible to many. After an encounter with an NGO dedicated to eradicating modern day slavery — Free The Slaves — TEDxMaui speaker Lisa Kristine dedicated her life to photographing people whose freedom is not their own.In her talk, "Photos that bear witness to modern slavery," Lisa shares what she's learned from over two decades photographing modern-day slavery.
Above, some of Lisa's haunting photos from brick kilns in India and Nepal.
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Carol Beckwith & Angela Fisher
"Thirty years of work on the African continent have carried Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher across 270,000 miles and through remote corners of 40 countries in exploration of more than 150 African cultures. In the process, this team of world-renowned photographers has produced 15 widely acclaimed books and made four films about traditional Africa.
While the lifeways they document may appear timeless, these committed explorers are driven by a sense that they work against the clock. They view Africa's traditional cultures as threatened, the ancient ways in danger of being lost in a vast melting pot of modernity. According to Fisher and Beckwith: 'These unique cultures possess a wealth of knowledge that should be celebrated, shared, and honored. It is our life passion to document and create a powerful visual record of these vanishing ways of life for future generations.'"
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Different views of Jupiter's Great Red Spot. It's an atmospheric storm that has been raging in planet's southern Hemisphere for at least 400 years. This ancient storm is so large that three Earths could fit inside it.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Akira Ifukube's second score for the Godzilla franchise is easily one of his best. While the replacement music featured in the American version isn't really all that bad, it still doesn't come anywhere close to the level of goodness of Ifukube's score.
* BadassDecay: Don't be fooled by some of the posters. Something went ''seriously'' wrong with the design of the King Kong costume. He looks [[OffModel NOTHING]] like the [[Film/KingKong 1933 original]].
* ValuesDissonance: After arriving on Faro island, Sakurai gives cigarettes to all of the natives. Back in the 1960's, people had yet to realize just how hazardous smoking was to a person's health. Sakurai even says, "It's okay. They're all smoking."
** [[FridgeLogic They live on an island crawling with giant monsters. They probably don't worry much about dying by non-kaiju related causes.]]
!!Tropes exclusive to the U.S. version:
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: This proably mixes a whole lot with nostalgia filter but while Ifukube's music is excellent as usual the American version seems to match the music better with action. There are moments in the Japanese version that are loud when quiet would be better and quiet when something more dynamic would be useful. Even the music during the octopus attack, while great, feels more like a comedy film than a serious action sequence.
** The cue (possibly from a random Hans Salter western) that plays during the re-edited Burial Operation sequence is undeniably awesome and could easily accent the original theme if mixed in.
* NarmCharm: Eric Carter's deadpan stare and Dr. Johnson's hokey explanations are hard not to giggle at, even if one might despise the U.S. version.
* SomewhereAPalaeontologistIsCrying: Dr. Arnold Johnson, curator of the New York Museum of Natural History, classifies Godzilla as a dinosaur "possibly crossed between the tyrannosaurus and the stegosaurus". A carnivore and a herbivore separated by millions of years of evolution can interbreed? What!? Made worse when the doctor holds up a children's dinosaur book to support his theories. It seems he couldn't even afford a copy of ''[[Film/GodzillaRaidsAgain Anguillosaurus, Killer of the Living.]]''


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Skateboardermag.com: Norb Garrett's video obit for Skateboarder in print and online
YoungEntrepreneur.com: Aaron Levant
Ad Age: Bonnier sells Ski, Skiing and Skiing Business magazines, Warren Miller Entertainment
Sports Goggles Provide Data and Distraction
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OC Weekly: Profile of Pelle Klein, founder of skate startup Costa Misery
NYT: Profile of PPR CEO Francois-Henri Pinault
Shop-Eat-Surf creates a good source of timely information about the industry. The site makes all types and size companies feel part of a community where everyone is stoked to hear about other companies successes and ideas. It is always a good daily read.
- By Ted Li, VP of North America, OakleyI am a big fan of Tiffany and her team as well as an avid reader of Shop-Eat-Surf. I shop, I eat, I surf -- I should pay.
- By Kevin Bailey, President, VansTurtle Bay awards $50,000 in grants and scholarships. The Moss Adams Apparel Market Monitor shows that public companies, with the exception of the Youth Lifestyle category, continue to outperform the overall stock market. Now on Industry Insight.
Same-store sales company-wide: up 2.3 percent
PacSun stores: up 7 percent
demo stores: down 30.6 percent
Regions: All regions comped positive except California, desert Southwest and Florida.
Thanksgiving weekend: Executives were "pleased" with results. Comps were up 7.9 percent for the weekend.
Juniors apparel: up low 20's led by Bullhead denim and tops.
Guys apparel: up low double digits
Accessories: down mid teens
Juniors accessories: down low double digits
Guys accessories: down mid 20s
Footwear: down low double digits
Juniors footwear: down low 20s
Guys footwear: down high single digits
Same store sales: up 5.6 percent
Comp gains led by: An increase in transactions
Best category: skate hardgoods
Same store sales: up 13.4 percent
Sales increase attributable to: cold weather, strong holiday offering, calendar shift.
Guidance for December: Same-store sales down 4 to 7 percent.
Guidance for Q4: Same-store sales down 2 percent to up 1 percent.
Same store sales: up 8.7 percent
Best categories: Designer goods, women's shoes and women's accessories.
Strongest regions: Midwest, South, Northeast
Same-stores sales: up 18.2 percent
Mens: up 37 percent led by denim, wovens, sweaters.
Women's: up 22.5 percent led by denim, knit, outerwear.
Accessories: flat
Footwear: down 3 percent
Appears to be having trouble with its girls and women's business. Female comps were down at every chain.
Same-stores sales company wide: up 2 percent
Abercrombie & Fitch stores: up 4 percent
Abercrombie stores: down 1 percent
Hollister stores: flat
Hollister guys: up low teens
Hollister girls: down mid-single digits.
Ruehl: down 12 percent.


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Exists your game state really only in lua ? What about references (user data) to external (i.e. C++/C) data ?Hello!
I'm developing a game which uses lua for scripting. I am at a point in development where I want to have save files/states and I am wondering what's the best solution. My scripts usually have a local table where most of the variables reside, I use no coroutines in my scripts. Is it a good idea to somehow iterate through the lua stack and save the variables to file?
I have searched around a bit and found a library called pluto but I am not very confident that it will work with the latest lua build (5.2). Moreover it seems to have issues with 64bit systems.
Any thoughts on lua stack saving is greatly appreciated.
I use a simple serialization=>deserialization=>post processing mechanism to save my game state (mostly lua) and reconnect it with engine related data (C++) after reloading it. An other consideration is, that you should take care of game related data which will change quite often during development. I.e. some item data or combat tables which changes frequently, saving this with the lua stack will render saved game useless, and you need saved games once you reach a late development stage.
An other approach, though more expensive, is to export/import your game state. This is similar to de-/serialization, but much more loosly (and error prone), think of a kind of simple script format which is needed to load your game and insert all entites etc. into the game (de-/serialization is more like an 1:1 mapping). This way frequent changes to the game or game related meta data can be managed really easily.


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Md. AG says challenge to new gun law too late
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) - The state of Maryland fired back Monday at gun advocates seeking to block a new law creating some of the nation's toughest firearm restrictions, arguing a lawsuit filed last week came too late and lacks merit.
Attorney General Doug Gansler said the plaintiffs _ three private citizens and seven gun dealers and associations _ waited more than four months after Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley signed the legislation to file the lawsuit.
The law, enacted in response to Newtown, Conn., elementary school shooting, adds 45 types of guns to a list of banned assault weapons and limits magazines to 10 bullets. It also requires handgun buyers to be fingerprinted before purchase. The law is set to take effect Tuesday.
Gansler said the plaintiffs failed to show that their challenge was likely to succeed or that implementation would cause irreparable harm. For those reasons, he wrote, the U.S. District Court in Baltimore should deny their request for an order blocking enforcement of the law. A hearing is scheduled Tuesday morning.
"Any delay in the implementation ... risks placing more of such weapons and magazines in circulation," Gansler wrote.
The plaintiffs contend the law was passed in "flagrant disregard" of the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. Attorneys John Parker Sweeney and Tara Sky Woodward said the law restricts the ability of law-abiding citizens "to defend themselves, their families, and their homes by prohibiting outright certain commonly used rifles and shotguns and standard capacity ammunition magazines."
Many of the same plaintiffs filed a second lawsuit Friday challenging another part of the law requiring handgun buyers to first obtain, for up to $50, a "handgun qualification license" through a 30-day process that includes submitting their fingerprints. Maryland handgun buyers already are subject to a seven-day waiting period and $10 fee after purchase to allow Maryland State Police to investigate their background.
The new law has prompted a surge in gun sales ahead of its implementation. State police say they've received more than 106,000 gun-purchase applications this year, up from 70,000 last year. They have turned to other police agencies to help them clear an application backlog that numbered nearly 50,000 on Sept. 20.
The plaintiffs cited the backlog in arguing that the new procedures would create an unconstitutional, de facto ban on handgun sales and should be stricken. Gansler said the new, pre-purchase licensing requirement would have no effect on the state's ability to process post-purchase applications for background checks.
Gansler did not object to a plaintiff's motion to have the court hear arguments on both lawsuits Tuesday.
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Manitobans blessed with a giving spirit
Most generous province -- again
Manitobans are as generous as Ebenezer Scrooge the morning after the three spirits have visited.
Ordering an enormous goose for the Cratchits would just be the start for Manitobans, who give, and give, and give some more.
This time, give yourself a pat on the back -- for the 14th consecutive year, the Fraser Institute's generosity index has named Manitoba the most generous province or territory in the country.
Based on 2010 tax returns, the conservative think-tank has declared us Canada's most generous, having led all Canadians in the percentage of tax filers donating to charity and the percentage of aggregate income donated to charity.
Winnipeg resident Shirley Wyatt teaches her family the value of giving to charity. "My children and grandchildren have all been brought up to put money in the kettles at Christmas," said Wyatt. "Even if it's just a loonie or a toonie, it's important to help people less fortunate."
Wyatt, whose family also contributed to the Siloam Mission this holiday season, said the spirit of giving transcends faith or religion.
"It's about doing the right thing for fellow man," she said.
Pastor Bruce Martin of Calvary Temple Church said, "When it comes to giving to strangers, that's a learned behaviour. There's a self-centredness in deprived humanity that says 'I'll take care of myself and my family, but I'm not taking care of you.'
"I think Manitobans have learned to be content to not be the wealthiest and they're in it for the long haul," said Martin, who pointed out anonymous giving in his own church has increased by about $10,000 this year.
Kate Brenner, director of development at Winnipeg Harvest, said she's not surprised Manitoba has retained its title as the country's most charitable province.
"Manitobans are not only friendly, but incredibly philanthropic in giving of their time and dollars," she said. "People here relate to the issues and they genuinely care."
Brenner said Manitobans are on pace to contribute more than $2 million and 12 million pounds of food to Winnipeg Harvest this year -- equivalent to 64,000 meals per month.
"Year after year, we depend on the kindness and generosity of Manitobans to keep us open and the trucks rolling and the people fed. The support of our volunteers and the number of people wanting to help is overwhelming," Brenner said.
It's a sentiment Doug Finkbeiner, 2012 campaign chairman of the United Way of Winnipeg, echoed.
"Folks here have a wonderful sense of community," he said. "Those of us in later generations picked up that generous attitude from our parents and our neighbours."
But our generosity pales in comparison to that of Americans.
"When it comes to donations to registered charities, Canadians may be surprised to find that they are much less generous than Americans," said Charles Lammam, the report's co-author. "Had Canadians donated to registered charities at the same rate as Americans, Canada's charities would have received an additional $9.2 billion in private support in 2010."
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THE Fraser Institute, a conservative think-tank, has declared Manitobans to be Canada's most generous people. We're first nationally in both the percentage of tax filers to give to charity in the 2010 tax year, and in terms of the percentage of aggregate income donated to charity. We were third in average donation:
Province % of tax filers who % of aggregateAverage donation donated to charityincome donatein dollars
1. Manitoba 26.20.92$1,697
2. Prince Edward Island 25.2 0.83 $1,339
3. Saskatchewan 25.2 0.73 $1,519
4. Ontario 24.5 0.75 $1,645
5. Alberta 24.2 0.81 $2,289
6. Nova Scotia 22.6 0.55 $1,129
7. British Columbia 22.0 0.80 $1,832
8. Quebec 21.9 0.31 $641
9. New Brunswick 21.3 0.59 $1,190
10. Nfld./Labrador 21.1 0.49 $990
11. Yukon 20.6 0.33 $1,160
12. Northwest Territories 16.8 0.27 $1,315
13. Nunavut 9.7 0.23 $1,600
-- sources: Fraser Institute calculations based on data from the Canada Revenue Agency and Statistics Canada
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition December 14, 2012 A4
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Many of the 415 guests polled reported that the availability of WiFi factored into their decision on which hotel to book. More than one-third-38%--said free WiFi was a must when staying at a hotel, 35% said it is the single amenity they want to see more of in hotels, and 31% said they want it to become a standard amenity at hotels this year.
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'Even after they have crossed a border to safety, they are traumatized, depressed and in need of a reason for hope,' he said.
His agency said it tries to ensure that babies born in exile are provided with birth certificates, preventing them from becoming stateless, and that all refugee families and children live in some form of safe shelter.
But the threats to refugee children are rising, the agencies say, including child labor, early marriage and the potential for sexual exploitation and trafficking. More than 3,500 children in Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq have crossed Syria's borders unaccompanied or separated from their families, according to the UN figures.
The agencies say some 7,000 children are among the more than 100,000 killed in the unrest in Syria, which began in March 2011 and later exploded into a civil war.
Most of the refugees fleeing Syria have arrived in Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Iraq and Egypt. However, UN officials say that increasingly Syrians are fleeing to North Africa and Europe.
The two UN agencies estimate that more than 2 million children also have been displaced within Syria. The UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, said Friday the real number of Syrian refugees is 'well over 2 million' if unregistered refugees are counted.
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April 12, 2012: Pakistani politics continues to be dominated by politicians and parties that support Islamic radicals. While, in 2009, 53 percent of Pakistanis supported attacks on Islamic terror groups, that has since declined to under 40 percent. The reason is the security forces have shut down most Islamic terror operations in Punjab and Sind (where 85 percent of Pakistanis live). There is still a lot of terrorist violence, but it's almost all in the tribal areas along the Afghan border. That is considered alien territory to most Pakistanis, and most politicians and media continue to push Islamic radicalism and hatred of non-Moslem nations. The army continues to claim that India is a threat and that the military must have more money to deal with this (and pay the generous pensions granted to military officers).
In Pakistan's most northern tribal territories (Gilgit-Baltistan), violence by Islamic radicals, especially against Shia Moslems and locals who oppose the Pakistani government in general, has led over a hundred people killed or wounded so far this year. The army has imposed strict travel controls to try and contain the violence. In the last few days, over a hundred foreign tourists had to be evacuated by air. This area is claimed by India as part of the original Kashmir.
The Pakistani army continues to hunt down and battle Islamic terror groups in the tribal territories. Although North Waziristan is a sanctuary for Islamic radicals (mainly the Taliban), many Islamic radicals that are not affiliated with the Taliban continue to fight to establish control over parts of the tribal territories. So the army, police and tribal militias fight back. This violence leaves a hundred or more people dead each week in the tribal territories. So far this year, these operations have sent over 100,000 civilians fleeing their homes to escape the violence.
Pakistan is willing to reopen its Afghan border to NATO truck traffic if a large ($1,000-1,500 per truck) bribe is paid. Apparently the size of the bribe is calculated to be a bit below the additional cost of moving in goods via Central Asian railroads. As NATO forces depart Afghanistan in 2014, Pakistan does not want to miss out on a one-time opportunity to make some money from the heavy traffic generated by NATO forces shipping their equipment home. Pakistani officials see this as a big payday for themselves as little of that money (which could be north of $200 million) will go to anything like public welfare. Instead, the cash will go to politicians and other government officials. That is not unusual in Pakistan, it's the norm.
Political and religious violence in Karachi, Pakistan's largest and wealthiest city, have killed over 300 so far this year. While bad, the violence is down compared to last year, when over 1,700 died. The unrest in Karachi has cost the economy billions of dollars last year and some of those losses continue this year.
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