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decades. it was just so -- the exchange between the fights and pulling things back a little when it got out of control, i think they did a hell of a job. >> yes. the moderators were fantastic. i'm not going to tell megan kelly you said that, though. david: oh, dear. risk and reward starts now. . deirdre: stocks got crushed at one moment the dow was trading down by more than 500 points. oil closed at a 12-year low, this is risk and reward, i'm deirdre bolton, markets sold off in europe, asia, all major embassies down more than 2%. adam shapiro with me now. so, adam, china's stock market fell overnight. it affected everything else. how much did that weigh on our sentiment? >> it's weighing quite a bit. i mean you might consider china to be jason and the u.s.
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stock market today was jamie lee curtis running from the movie halloween in 1977 here is the bottom line. investors in the united states are very worried about the global economic slow down. it translates in cheap oil. china's the world's largest consumer of oil. they buy more oil than anybody else. they're not buying it, oil prices have plummeted as there's an oil glut. you see it reflected in our stock market in stocks like caterpillar. hit a new 52-week throw lowe. $58.75 a share, deirdre and caterpillar which may not sell directly to china but sells heavy machinery to places like brazil, outside the united states, which are huge partners with china because they savings and loan he commodities to china. china's not buying because of the slow down globally, economically and that's what has investors very worried. deirdre: adam, thank you as always. adam shapiro with me there on more advice with what to do
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with your money we bring in the money managers, market bull and market bear. i'm going to go to the bull first. the counterintuitive mood. burt, are you telling your people to buy? >> we're telling people to be patient rather than buy. we think there will be a market bounce, we're looking at this upon a market correction. so we're telling people to be patient and to -- wait a few days and be coming into the market then. deirdre: jonas, volatility showing up even in fed language. dennis lock heart says if the volatility continues, he may have to revise his outlook for the u.s. economy. that's a pretty strong statement. how does that resonate with you? >> yeah. well, it's not the volatility. and interest rate cut is going to stay at this point. the bottom line is we had a huge commodity bubble that has popped. it has popped seriously and now once oil got. deirdre: and did he $35 a barrel, goodnights lead to
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major problems in the united states in broad and emerging markets. substantiating are down. many, many of these companies are going to fail. so the one thing -- because get this. now a good time to -- many of these companies are going to fail. it's just like the '08 crash that was brought down by a credit bubble in housing. this is not as widespread of a problem, but it is a huge problem. there doesn't seem to be any plan to support oil prices. we're going to be bringing more oil onto the market. it's going to lead to a lot of junk bond defaults, you want to watch that area. don't try to bottom fish commodities, it's not coming back for years. as far as the regular portfolio, you want to own some u.s. treasuries. that's your only real protection other than shorting commodities, which i've been doing. deirdre: what about the goals, jonas? >> that only pops a little during these crisis days. that is also a commodity. it's down a lot from 2011.
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almost $900, once it goes to 1,000, it's going to death spiral just like every other commodity and those miners are going to collapse just like mechanical and everything else they're getting out of the ground. deirdre: so, bert, i want to bring something that jonas said for the year. if you look at the patters, that being the market off 10% from their highs in a six-month period two times. there's only three other years that have gone like this. 1929, the year 2000 when the nasdaq tech bubble burst and 2008 the credit crisis disaster year. what does that say about the rest of this year? >> well, i think it says that the rest of this year we have to be careful. we have to be astute to see what sort of numbers are coming out. we don't see that this year is going to be a repeat of those -- those other patterns. we think the domestic economy is fundamentally strong. there's a lot of uncertainty,
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however, in investors bonds about what the impact of the global economy will be on the u.s. but on a domestic basis, we think that things are strong. consumers are in a better position than they have ever been at this point and in an economic cycle. so the fear is a lot of this is being driven by response to headline news and, you know, robert shiller made a comment -- wrote a piece last fall about the extent to markets are often driven by narratives and those narratives of those stories. and the connection we have right now between the stock market and the oil price seems to be one of those cases where there's no real rational connection for why oil prices in a decline of oil prices should drive u.s. stock markets down. it is primarily a supply condition. deirdre: right? >> less demand condition. deirdre: but there is concern of course once it goes down to a certain level that energy companies begin to lay people off. and that for the moment we're
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in a sweet spot, consumers have money more money. but at the point it goes too far. jonas, i know you have last word here. >> i wanted to -- the fact that the story was fabricated was that -- that we needed to build commodities to hedge against this inflation, that's the story that's collapsing. not the get out of this train now as it blows up. these companies -- yes, the rest of the nonenergy company is very solid. but that -- so it was, so is the consumer when the real estate market collapsed. if it spreads beyond natural resources -- and it could with no net there to stop oil from going to $10 or $15, you're going to see problems across your whole portfolio, not in just junk bonds or oil stocks or mining shares. deirdre: okay. well, we're going to keep talking about these markets. it is going to be a busy year, that is for sure. bert and jonas. thank you, both, for your differing perspectives. >> thank you. deirdre: like both sides represented. investors evaluating which presidential candidates would be best for the u.s. economy.
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we had a big night here on fox business. gop candidates participating in the first debate of the new year. >> welcome to the sixth republican presidential debate of the 2016 campaign. here on the fox business network. ♪ >> mr. trump, your comments about banning muslims from entering the country created a firestorm. is there anything you heard that makes you want to rethink this position? should companies like facebook and twitter be required by law to more actively -- be more actively engaged in fighting terror? why in your view is the president's proposal a problem? >> investors have already lost $1.6 trillion in market value. it makes it the worst start to
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a new year ever. >> hillary clinton is disqualified from being commander-in-chief. >> she might be going back and forth between the white house and the courthouse. >> i think most people know exactly what new york values are. >> when the world trade center came down, the people in new york fought and fought and fought that was a very insulting statement that ted made. >> mr. president, we are going to kick your rear end out of the white house come this fall. >> neil, thank you for a great debate tonight. >> i thought you and sandra smith did a really good job. >> there were a lot of issues you covered it really well and difficult job keeping that rowdy group under control. >> it was fantastic. a great team. >> we were elegant last time, we weren't elegant this time? >> you were very elegant. deirdre: we will replay last night's debate 6:00 p.m. this
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evening, less than an hour's time in case you didn't catch it, but right now someone who was watching closely congressman, thrilled to have you. which candidate moved the ball forward best for his or her campaign last night? >> i don't think anyone moved the ball best. i -- this was just so much fun to watch. it was one of the best debates i've ever seen, and i've been involved in politics for almost 50 years. this was just -- this was better than the game monday night when alabama beat clemson. and the timing was absolutely perfect. but i'm not sure anybody advanced the ball any for themselves. they were all good. every one of them were good. in fact, huckabee and carly and santorum were excellent. so i think if you have a candidate, you were very pleased with your candidate. but i didn't -- i don't think a whole lot of people are
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going to switch right now. deirdre: okay. >> but there's a lot of undecideds out there. deirdre: congressman, one of the tones that everybody picked up. donald trump and ted cruz clearly faced off. >> since september, the constitution hasn't changed. but the poll numbers have. >> here's are the problem. we're running, we're running, he does great. i win. i choose him as my vice president candidate and the democrats sue because we can't take him along for the ride. i don't like that. . deirdre: all right. so is this the future tone where you have the two -- let's say the bromance is over. that's the question. >> yeah, certainly the romance is over. but, you know, they went at each other in a very civil way. they really didn't get down and dirty personal. i thought it was a great exchange. and it's an exchange over an
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important issue. donald trump is right. today or yesterday a houstonian sued or brought a suit for the courts to decide if cruz is eligible. deirdre: so let me ask you, congressman, do you think then that it is actually a distraction for senator cruz and won that could prevent him from being the nominee? >> i don't know that i would go faster. i mean people accepted that -- that obama was ineligible to be president and went forward. i think that if cruz is strong enough, people may just push us aside. the constitution gets pushed aside all the time. deirdre: all right. we are glad for your insight. thank you. former republican house majority leader tom joining me there. white house press secretary josh earnest says he tuned into fox business' big gop last night. he was critical of the candidate's economic plan. we'll give you the details of
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those plans, and then you can decide for yourself. governor chris christy says president obama is out of touch with the real u.s. economy. media chairman steve forbes joining me on today's dow dive. what it says about the u.s. economy and what it means for corporate america. after this >> well, maria, i'm glad to have heard from you in the summary that question about what's going on in the world because on tuesday night, i watched story time with barack obama, and i've got to tell you. it sounded like everything in the world was going amazing, you know?
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pine for the days of herman cane but at least he had a 999 plan. it was outrageous, but at least he had an affirmative governing proposal and agenda. next to all these guys that were on the stage last night, herman cane looks like a policy wonk. deirdre: white house press secretary josh earnest saying he watched our fox business gop debate. he said not one candidate had a plan for the u.s. economy. >> it begins with tax reform. let's not have the most expensive business tax rate in the world. >> we should freeze all federal regulations for one year except for health and safety. >> it would bring money back into the united states to help build jobs for the american companies and get our economy moving again. >> the death tax is gone. we eliminate the payroll tax, we eliminate the obamacare taxes. >> a flat tax for everybody. no exemptions. no deductions. no shelters. deirdre: with his take on
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taxes tariff, what it could all mean. 1996 and 2010 gop presidential candidate steve forbes. steve, wonderful to see you. >> good to be with you. deirdre: what did you think? before we talk brass tacks and taxes and tariff. what did you make of the debate? which candidate did best? >> well, it was a substantive debate, which i think was one of the best -- certainly this season and one of the best in terms of the hall of fame of presidential debates. they did a very nice job. and in terms of people who came across, trump had his best debate ever. if you're the frontrunner, that's the time to do it. just before the caucuses. rubio and cruz did very well. they solidified their frontrunner status even though christy had a good evening, it wasn't good enough. it's like somebody who had a good time but the other player had four home runs, you only hit three. jeb bush had a good evening but it was too late. and the others did not break through. . deirdre: so i want to ask you. you ran a media corporation
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for a year. you understand corporate america. did any of the candidates make sense to you as far as what they talked about, tariffs, taxes, any kind of growth initiative strategy for the u.s. economy? >> yeah. press secretary josh earnest at the white house must have had cotton in his ears when he was watching the debate last night on had it on mute. there were a lot of substantive proposals out there including getting rid of taxes, a flat tax, corporate earnings overseas and making it possible to bring them back here without punitive taxes. so this was real substantive stuff on the table and pro growth policy proposals instead of the antigrowth ones. we're now getting from socialist bernie sanders and hillary clinton. deirdre: steve, you talked to so many business leaders, you are one. what do you think the u.s. economy needs? on a day like today when you see the dow trade down. it didn't close down, but it traded down 500 points. there's a lot of red flags about the volatility in the markets.
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concerns about china's growth slowing. what does corporate america need to feel confident, to hire people, to move forward? >> corporate america is the debate point last night. getting crushed by regulations, uncertainty about what labor is going to cost with these health care rules coming fast and furious. the financial sector is getting hit with more and more capital requirements, regulations, which hurts small and new businesses, and the job creators. so washington is doing antigrowth economic policies and we don't yet have a clear picture. yet politically if that's going to change. we saw the same thing in 1980. market was all over the place when it was clear that a good change would come. it went up, and we got the good change in the 1980s. but uncertainty breeds what you see today. deirdre: all the volatility. >> yes. and they don't have pro growth policies in here, europe, or china yet. deirdre: okay. well, maybe we'll turn a page this year, steve forbes. >> we better. deirdre: thank you very much in the meantime. >> thank you. deirdre: glad to have your insight. steve forbes joining me there.
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new cell phone video released catching the moments of when the bomb went off in jacarda. [screaming] . deirdre: officials are saying an isis militant ordered that attack. terror was a big topic last night at the fox business gop debate. colonel allen west is going to join me with his reaction. >> there is a war against isis. not just against isis but against radical terror. it is a war whether we win or they win, we're going
to win this war on isis. the most powerful intelligence agency in the world is going to tell us where they are. the most powerful military in the world is going to destroy them. and if we capture them any of them alive, they're getting a one-way ticket to guantanamo, cuba, and we're finding out everything they know
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[explosion] [screaming] . deirdre: officials are saying an isis militant ordered that attack from abroad. last night gop candidates said how they would fight terrorism if elected president. >> we need to shut down their mechanism to funding and attack their commanding control centers. why should we let their people be sitting there smoking their cigars sitting in their comfortable chairs? >> our number one priority is now making sure that isis cannot get killers into the united states. >> and i understand why americans are feeling frustrated and scared and angry when we have a president who refuses to acknowledge the threat we face and even worse, who acts as an apologist. deirdre: retired lieutenant
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colonel allen west is with me now. colonel, thanks in advance for the time. did any candidates plan for fight terror -- make sense to you as a military -- someone who had boots on the ground? >> well, good to be with you, deirdre, and pretty much so every one of them had the basic framework of understanding of what needs to happen. now, of course it is the matter of putting together the right type of team that can develop that strategic level of guidance that comes from a president and then goes over to the military planner so that they can have a strategy that can be can executed from the military side. but basically you have to deny this enemy and come to the decision that this is a global jihadist movement that extends from africa and the philippines and everyone in between. so we can't just focus on a group here or a group there, we have to look at it holistically and then come up with the right kind of strategy that can defeat this enemy across all theaters of
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operation. deirdre: colonel, based on what you know about it, what it takes for our armed forces to protect us, at home and abroad, which candidate seems the best poised to deal with this new and, unfortunately, stronger terror environment? >> well, i think that you're still in the early stages of those candidates having the opportunity to flush out a very good well thought through strategy. and it's hard to do it in a debate where you only got about two minutes, maybe a minute and a half, two minutes to articulate a foundation. but i think at least with the candidates that you saw on the stage in the early debate and also the main stage debate, they do have a grasp., they do understand who this enemy is. they are willing to recognize them and the ideology. i think that when you look at the democratic candidates that you have up there, we're just going to get more of the same. and the president was very dismissive in his state of the union address referring tore isis as just a bunch of guys with beards in the back of puppets.
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that's not how we're going to be successful. so i think that we can work with any of those individuals that were there on the stage last night. deirdre: all right. well, we thank you very much. colonel allen west joining me there. glad to have your insight. donald trump and ted cruz faced off. >> since september, the constitution hasn't changed. >> if you become the nominee, who the hell knows if you can even serve in office. deirdre: billionaire trump donor ernie going to be joining me about the bromance breaking down. i know how it is. you're all set to book a flight using your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way...
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gloves off. now, some journalist say cruz won the debate points over the birther questions. but trump not backing down. here is what he told our own neil cavuto. >> they're already saying they're going to bring a lawsuit. >> all right. so he's out as your running mate because of that? >> well, look, he's going to have to do something about it. he's a good guy, nice guy, he's going to have to do something about it. now, his professor from harvard is one of the people saying it's not settled. it's not a settled matter. others are doing worse. others are saying you can't do it because you're not wonder on the land. >> it seems you guys almost had this bromance going on but not tonight. >> well, you know, i thought he was very nice and then all of a sudden he hit me with this. i think he made a mistake. deirdre: on that point about a lawsuit, we do have some breaking news to tell you about. a houston trial lawyer has filed a lawsuit on ted cruz's presidential eligibility.
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so senator cruz born in calgary, canada to a american mother. so his u.s. citizenship not in doubt at all but the constitution does set out a requirement that the president and vice president be, quote, unquote, natural-born citizens. billionaire trump fundraiser supporter ernie with me now. so, ernie, delighted to see you in person. >> nice to see you. deirdre: second of all, you say this is right on the mark. that ted cruz should not be considered. is that right? >> well, no, i can't say that. i think he should be considered. i think mr. trump is stirring up the pot. i think it's a classic, classic move from a powerful businessman. done -- deirdre: it's what you love about trump,
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mr. trump is completely see through. deirdre: and you've known him for mr. m years. >> i know him. i've met him a few times. i can't say we're -- deirdre: what do you think to say trump is not a true conservative? because to your point trump is not packaged. he is not towing any party line. he has at times appear to have policies that would be a little bit more traditional than the democratic camp and system of the fellow republicans now are calling him out on that. >> well, i think it's really the new gop. i really -- i really think. and mr. trump, in my opinion, very conservative. i think the old conservative just isn't going to fly anymore. he's -- he's packaged it up so nice and so palatable, in my opinion, for the rest of the country. deirdre: well, i hear what you're saying. he's basically stands for what he believes in. so he's not concerned about party lines, and you have this
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feeling of authenticity. >> absolutely. and his strategies and how proud he is of america. mr. obama, what he has been doing on the world stage over the last few years is terrible. it's really, really terrible. and i think mr. trump will come in and, you know -- deirdre: you feel like it's a change. >> absolutely. deirdre: from one to another. >> absolutely, yes. deirdre: great to see you. thank you for stopping by. >> thank you. deirdre: joining me there. billionaire, businessman, also supporter of donald trump. well, trump and cruz bromance gone. we're telling you about that. former hp ceo carly fiorina called out trump's relationship with spla vladimir putin. on that note chess grandmaster is my guess next. also neurosurgeon ben carson hoping to keep it light one moment during last night's debate. >> well, i'm very happy to get a question this early on.
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i was going to ask you to wake me up when it's time -- if my mother were secretary of treasury, we would not be in a deficit situation. i said everybody. [laughter] . deirdre: all right. not everybody was in a joking mood. more of the excerpts coming up. >> jeb has actually been making fun of marco rubio for wearing a pair of boots with high heels. on the campaign trail. i think the heels help reveal a lot. i mean just take a look at the latest campaign he did without his boots on. >> our allies don't trust us. our enemies don't fear us. >> this is what he's saying. look. come on. it doesn't matter. help guide your investments through good times and bad. for over 75 years, our clients have relied on us to bring our best thinking to their investments so in a variety of market conditions...
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that's the first time since august that happened. one of the drags on sentiment, oil. in fact, it closes a 12-year low. below pods a barrel. jeff flock with me now from chicago. so, jeff, to what extent, what factors are really pushing oil even lower? >> well, in addition to all the pre -- the previously discussed factors, two words today. china and iran. take a look at the numbers on china. it is the slowing of the growth. and there's still growth in china. take a look. last year the growth was 510,000 extra barrels a day. but this year the expectation for that growth is to be only 300,000 extra barrels a day. so still growth. but not as much growth. iran is the other one. it looks like now they're going to begin pumping as early as next week. this is a country with tremendous reserves. 10% of the world's oil reserves. 150billion barrels their daily back in 1976 before the
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iranian revolution they pumped 66 billion barrels a day. deirdre: i know there's some concerns about the quality of that oil. whether or not it is crude. >> that too. deirdre: i'm very glad to have you with me. jeff flock joining me there on a day where oil closed below $30 a barrel for a 12-year low. thank you, jeff flock. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: some breaking news to update you on. boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev has been ordered to pay $101 million to the victims of the 2013 bombing near the close of the boston marathon. largelily symbolic. he was also denied a retrial and is sentenced to death. that sentence was brought down in may of last year. turning back to the debate, candidates wasted no time in facing off against one another. marco rubio, ted cruz, two of the biggest contenders.
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here is rubio calling out cruz for flip-flopping on immigration. >> you don't get to say we need to secure the borders and at the same time try to give barack obama more authority to allow middle eastern refugees coming in. >> ted cruz, you used to say you supported doubling the number of green cards. now you say that you're against it. you used to support a 500% increase in the number of guest workers. now that you say you're against it. you used to support legalizing people that were here illegally. now you say you're against it. you used to say you're in favor of birth right citizenship, now you say you're against it. deirdre: supporter jackie with me now. jakey, thanks for joining me. what do you think about the tone from this debate last night? >> it was aggressive. i mean really saw several candidates being very willing to take each other on. and we just saw it there with ted cruz and marco rubio. you know, that immigration attack is one that rubio started i believe the last debate.
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and it really -- for a time, put cruz on the defensive on your sister network fox news had an interview where he wasn't able to even answer one of her questions about his immigration record. so there are has been some -- there are has been some damage done and both looking to take shots at each other because that's something marco rubio has really caused a lot of skepticism in the republican electorate about. about himself and his involvement in the gang of eight. so that's really been a very contentious issue between those two particular candidates. deirdre: so you mention marco rubio. he also tried to go after governor chris christy. we're going to play the clip for people who didn't see. >> i stood on the stage and watched marco and rather indignantly look at governor bush and say someone told you because we're running for the same office that criticizing me will get you to that office. it appears the same someone has been whispering in marco's
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ear too. this is the difference from being a governor and senator. being a senator you talk and talk and talk and you talk so much nobody can keep up with what you're saying it's accurate or not. when you're governor, you're held accountable for everything that you do. deirdre: so, jackie, at this point are people fighting for the number two spot? i mean what's going on. >> yeah. that's what's happening. we're looking at a fight for number two. in iowa and new hampshire to an extent. iowa is a lot -- cruz and trump tend to be out. but in new hampshire, it is extremely close between several candidates. and there aren't too many tickets out of new hampshire. and when you're chris christy and that's been sort of your plan all along is to win or do very well in new hampshire, it's -- kind of do or die for him. so he's got to make a dent with marco rubio and he's behind in the polls at this point. deirdre: he is indeed. jackie, thank you so much. joining me there from the daily beast. carly fiorina calling out
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him. deirdre: so essentially you are saying that to think anyone can negotiate in this idea that a common compromise or middle ground will be met will be severely disappointed. >> look, you know, it's -- you have to negotiate. i mean the diplomacy is still a very important tool. ronald reagan did negotiate. but he knew that there were certain values that he had to protect. deirdre: and the way that you're describing each leader, the implication he's a very different leader than putin, am i right. >> yeah. but what's very important is that he's been dealing with a different kind of leader who was in charge of oval office and who was a leader in the free world, ronald reagan, who knew how to deal with common. and, unfortunately, we are in the debate about, you know, making deals about america sort of going back -- basically following obama's lines. so ted cruz can sound very different from obama but at the end of the day, you know,
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ALFF 2020 Submissions - Deadline October 1st 2019
The Deadline for Submissions to the 2020 Available Light Film Festival is October 1, 2019.
Taking place Jan 31 to Feb 9, the 18th annual Available Light Film Festival (ALFF) will feature 50+ screenings of contemporary International and Canadian cinema in Whitehorse, Yukon. ALFF programming includes a special focus on cinema and screen content from Northern Canada and Indigenous filmmakers from around the globe.
The fee to submit is $40.00.
ALFF accepts works over 29 minutes and shorter than 160 minutes.
We do not accept short films from filmmakers outside of Northern Canada.
The Available Light Film Festival audience choice awards for 'Best Feature Film', 'Best Canadian Documentary' and 'Best Canadian Fiction Film' will be announced on the closing night of the festival. 80+ works will be presented: shorts from Northern Canada, feature and medium-length films from Canada and around the world. Canadian and International filmmakers are invited to submit their work.
Please submit your film through our Zone Festival portal. Filmmakers based in Yukon, NWT and Nunavut should contact firstname.lastname@example.com for the waiver code. YFS accepts short films ONLY from filmmakers based in one of the three Canadian Northern Territories.
ALFF is presented by the Yukon Film Society.
All submissions:
- must have been completed after January 1, 2018
- must be at minimum Yukon premieres (i.e. cannot have been screened publicly in Yukon prior to the 2020 Festival, including broadcast versions of any length)
- must not be available online in any form (this includes DVDs for purchase in any region)
- must be in English, subtitled in English or English versioned (non-English language films may be submitted with an English transcript; however, if selected for ALFF, it must be subtitled or dubbed into English at the applicant's expense)
- may not have submitted to the Festival previously in any stage of completion (i.e. films that were submitted as rough cuts will not be reconsidered)
Available Light Film Festival accepts Canadian and international films of medium or feature lengths and subject matter. ALFF accepts short films ONLY from filmmakers based in Nunavut, Yukon or Northwest Territories.
All ALFF screening programs are curated and all submissions will be fully considered by the ALFF programming team.
Works selected for presentation at ALFF will be paid a screening fee (based on IMAA recommended rates) or fee set by a distributor. In some cases, the Festival may request fees be waived if the Festival is providing airfare travel support to filmmakers.
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- Mid-Length: 30 to 59 minutes.
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My Year with the McIntosh Lab
A few days ago, I finished my one-year postdoc with the McIntosh lab. I spent just one year in the lab but my affiliation with it started in October 2016 when I contacted Randy for the first time, since I wanted to apply for Schlumberger Faculty for the Future Foundation Fellowship for my postdoc. My main motivation for contacting Randy was his work on 'manifold learning' and 'the virtual brain (TVB)', which could assist me in understanding and modeling individual brain functions. From the beginning, Randy and his lab were very welcoming and helpful in providing me with an environment that was conducive to learning. Though I could not finish any of my projects (research never has an end in any case!), but my learning curve during this time grew quite rapidly. However, this learning took place through very strenuous paths since these domains were very different from my previous research background. I still remember when Randy started sending me relevant papers/reading-material after I received the fellowship award in April 2017 while I was waiting for my Canadian visa. The literature was very hard for me to understand and most of the time studies did not make much sense to me. At that time, I started to doubt my decision and this uncertainty was intensified when Randy mentioned working with data collected during music listening. The reason being the fact that even though I like listening to music, I did not have (in fact still do not have) the ability to differentiate between various forms/genres of music. My relationship with music (beyond listening) ended with my failed attempts at singing during my high school years and later on with my failed attempts at learning to play piano during my college years. I somehow made up my mind that being too logical (and a lover of mathematics) I was incapable of appreciating and comprehending any form of art, including music. As a result, I was quite nervous and anxious when I arrived Toronto in February 2018 to join McIntosh lab, since I felt that I did not have enough background to understand the data and/or perform the research. However, my fears turned out to be baseless and I had one of the most eventful years of my life during my stay with the lab.
My learning started from the very first lab meeting in which all the lab members briefly presented their research and provided me with a starting point. I visited all of them, one by one, in the next few days to explore more about their research and kept on bothering them with my annoying queries from time to time afterwards. At the same time, I started to discuss ideas with Randy and my major learning curve went up from that point onwards. I found Randy to be fearless in exploring entirely new approaches to our problem of relating brain and behavior using the music data. We started with my known domains of dimensionality reduction like PCA and tSNE and gradually moved towards areas unknown to me such as UMAP, graph theory, PLS, and algebraic topology. I believe that my engineering background has always led me to look at brain data differently (from anyone of the neuroscience background) and this, combined with Randy's ideas, directed us to explore our data in unique and unusual manners. As a result, we could visually relate the underlying structures in both the brain and behavior data by extracting the topologies using dimensionality reduction. Consequently, our posters attracted a lot of attention at the 'Resting-state' and 'Society for Neuroscience' conferences. We are still working to quantify these results and hope to do so in the near future by exploring more unchartered territories. We also plan to have collaborations in the future on the old and new projects.
In addition to learning new algorithms/methods during the last one year, I had the chance to meet wonderful people through the McIntosh lab. My colleagues at the lab were warm and approachable. Consequently, I never felt hesitant in approaching them for any kind of issues or problems. I had many constructive discussions with them covering technical and non-technical topics. These discussions not only enriched my technical knowledge but also provided me with the information about Canadian culture, history, and society. I ended up making some good friends and created valuable memories to cherish for life. I also got the chance of experiencing the famous Canadian winter during the last year. Being from a city with average summer temperatures around 40oC and lowest temperatures of -2oC, this was a lifetime experience for me. Now I know about all forms of rain, ice, and snow, which is a learning for me in itself.
A few days before the end of my postdoc a friend asked me 'If you were given the chance to have the postdoc year again would you still wish to come to McIntosh lab' and my answer was 'Yes, absolutely!'. This year added so much to my life experience that I would never wish to miss it.
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text: John Dinkel December 14, 2018 NETWORKING BEST PICKS -NOVEMBER EDITION 2.0 - MORE DECEMBER EVENTS John Dinkel December 14, 2018 Tuesday, December 4BisnowThe Future of Downtown Baltimore7:30am - 10:30amHyatt Regency Baltimore Inner HarborWHY? Great topic and speakers. There will be discussion around investing in the CBD, the national Opportunity Zone program and the future of the urban core.Wednesday, December 5Baltimore County Chamber of CommerceDigital Marketing Workshop9:00am - 12:00pmSheraton Baltimore NorthWHY? I haven't been to this before but the topic and guest speakers seem interesting. Google and Constant Contact will be presenting.Wednesday, December 5Building Congress & ExchangeHoliday Party & Annual Meeting5:00pm - 7:00pmCitronWHY? Great opportunity to meet leadership of BCE and mingle with other executives in the construction, real estate and development community. Wednesday, December 12Maryland Nonprofits2018 Holiday Party5:00pm - 7:00pmHoward County ConservancyWHY? I attended last year and if you're looking to meet nonprofit professionals and professional services executives this is a good event. It's also a great opportunity to meet with the MD Nonprofit staff to learn more about how this organization is supporting our nonprofit community. Tuesday, December 18Greater Baltimore CommitteeNewsmaker Breakfast: Meet Baltimore's New Faces in Annapolis7:30am - 9:30amGBC OfficesWHY? I like these events because they are typically small and you have the opportunity to meet some good people in a very casual environment. The programs are usually good too and the topic is timely.Tuesday, December 18Baltimore Business JournalDigital Marketing Seminar Series - Refresh for 20198:00am - 11:00amMedia Star PromotionsWHY? If you're looking to engage with small business owners and take in some great information from local experts this is a good event. The topic will focus on brand and brand experience.


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Lace Market Studios is only a 12 minute walk to Nottingham Trent University. It will take approximately 23 minutes to reach the University of Nottingham by tram. The tram stop is only a few minutes' walk from Lace Market Studios.
Absolutely – Hockley bus stop is a 2-minute walk a way, Lace Market tram stop is over the road and you're just a short 15 minute stroll from Nottingham mainline rail station.
A laundry is provided with washers and dryers on site. A laundry card is required which can be obtained from reception for £2.00 and you can top this card up with credit online via Paypal or a debit or credit card. Alternatively, you can download the free Circuit app where you can pay for your laundry. A washing machine cycle will cost £2.80 and a tumble dry will cost £1.50.
There are a number of additional services that we offer through 3rd parties.
- Pinglocker: Offer student storage, shipping and removals with free insurance and collection.
- UniKitOut: Offer a variety of different kitchen and bedding packs for students, along with stationary and cleaning products. Packs can be ordered so it's ready for when you arrive onsite to check in. Use the discount code Host10 at the checkout to receive 10% off your order.
You are spoilt for choice at Lace Market Studios with Sainsbury's, Tesco and Chinese Supermarket all within a 5 minute walk away. The Lace Market is also home to many cafes and restaurants too. If you're on a particularly tight study schedule Tesco & Sainsbury's will even deliver for you.
Yes, there is an NHS walk in medical center, a 10 minute walk away. Although we would recommend that you register with a local Doctor's surgery, there are a few to choose from – Victoria and Mapperly Practice and The Windmill being the two closest to Lace Market Studios.
Also, both Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University also have a medical centre.
We are unable to offer parking on site, but you will be able to briefly unload at the front of the building on Belward Street, then move the car to a nearby display parking area. Please co-ordinate your arrival time with the team in advance to assist with smooth check-ins.
Yes. The Lace Market Studios accommodates students who are 17 years of age as long as the student's guarantor signs the tenancy agreement and other necessary paperwork.
Yes – here at Lace Market Studios we have staff available 24-hours a day, CCTV covering all entrances and communal areas, and secure key fob access so we can keep track of everyone who comes and goes.
The management office will be open at various times throughout the week. Outside of these hours a 24 hour emergency contact will be provided for residents.
You can choose to pay the full amount or alternatively you can also pay in instalments. For the latter, you will need to provide a UK guarantor or use our guarantor service provided by our friends at HousingHand.
All UK students can choose to pay in instalments as long as they can provide a UK guarantor. If you cannot provide a Guarantor you will need to pay the full years rent upon booking your accommodation or sign up with UK Guarantor or Housing Hand guarantor assistance scheme (please contact us for further details). If you are under 18 years old, we will require a guarantor.
If you do not live in the UK and do not have a UK guarantor, you will need to pay for your rent in full. You can arrange to do this either by credit/debit card, international cheque or bank transfer. Please be aware that if paying by cheque or bank transfer the bank will usually deduct charges from the amount you send us and you will need to pay the amount due before you can move in.
No. If you are a full time student in the UK you do not have to pay council tax. You will however be required to provide a council tax exemption letter from your place of study which you will then send by post to the Nottingham City Council, Council tax department.
We do not take a deposit or a booking fee. We request a payment of £300 to secure your room, this is an advance rent payment and will be deducted from your total bill.
If you cancel within 72 hours of making your booking you may cancel and receive a refund of your £300 advance rent payment, provided the Tenancy has not commenced.
If your notice of cancellation is received by us 72 hours after you have submitted an application form on or before 31st July 2019, you may cancel your booking by writing to us provided that we will be entitled to retain £100 of the total initial rental payment.
After the 1st August you will not be permitted to cancel until a replacement tenant is found for the studio. You will remain liable to pay the rent for the room and all other charges and costs under your tenancy agreement for the period to the date that a replacement tenancy for the room commences.
Please see the Cancellation Policy here for further details.
Yes, there are. At The Lace market Studios, we pride ourselves on being a very social student accommodation, with a close community. We will be holding regular events for the residents in order for them to meet new people in a relaxed setting. Here at the Lace Market studios there is also an open plan communal area for students to meet and socialise.
Occasional overnight guests are permitted. All overnight guests must be signed in at Reception for safety, security and so that staff know who is on site in the event of an emergency. You must accompany your guests at all times whilst they are on site and you are responsible for their behaviour.
No. Smoking is not permitted in any area within The Lace Market Studios. You can smoke outside the accommodation in designated areas.
No. The secure access fob will allow you to enter and leave the accommodation whenever you wish 24/7.
All of the Lace Market studios have a TV but you will need to purchase your own TV license.
DDA rooms are wheelchair accessible which means they can easily accommodate a student with a wheel chair. They have very large bathrooms and the room space is larger than a non DDA room.


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When B.A.S.S. released the 2018 Bassmaster Elite Series schedule, I saw plenty of opportunity. Most of the venues seemed perfectly suited to my style of fishing, and I was anxious to get things rolling.
Unfortunately, with each passing event that optimism faded. In the end, I was left with the worst season of my 30-plus-year career.
The following is a breakdown of each event, highlighting the choices I made and the proper adjustments I failed to make. Hopefully, by reading this account, you'll learn what to and what not to do when situations call for a change.
Lake Martin
I felt I had a good strategy going in to Lake Martin having fished this Northern Alabama reservoir several times before. My plan was to start with jerkbaits on windy banks, then drop shot over deep structure and look for key docks—maybe even crank shallow, stained water wherever I could find it.
I quickly learned the jerkbait bite was essentially nonexistent. So, I scrapped that and tried a drop shot over deep brush holding baitfish. That, too, failed to produce with any consistency, at least for me.
I caught nearly all of my fish by cranking and pitching to shallow rock, wood and brush in the upper part of the reservoir. Had I been in a better rotation, I feel I could have excelled in the event. Others in the area did well employing the very same patterns and techniques.
The Lesson: I probably didn't cover enough water. Considering I was in a crowded part of the lake, I should have moved more. I also missed the deep bite on the lower end, but that may have developed as the tournament progressed.
Grand Lake
Depending on the weather and water level, a March event on Grand might require fishing pea gravel points, bluff banks or working shallow docks and pockets. This particular week promised stable conditions with a warming trend, so I went shallow. After three days of searching, I decided the take-off creek offered my best chance for success.
By dragging a jig around docks laden with brush, then cranking the mid-range depths between them, I generated plenty of bites. Unfortunately, my percentages were poor and I lost too many key fish. Added traffic made me fish faster than I should have, too. In the end, I missed the cut by a couple of pounds.
The Lesson: When things aren't going your way, don't get in a hurry. Slow down and be more thorough. Make each bite count, especially when you're fishing under crowded conditions.
Kentucky Lake
Finally, a springtime event on one of the best fisheries in the country!
Going in, I believed flipping flooded bushes would be the winning pattern. That and perhaps an early morning dock bite from bass chasing spawning shad.
I was right, but because of an irate marina owner, I was unable to fully capitalize on the shad spawn … not just one morning, but two! Though I eventually prevailed in the legal battle, that marina owner made sure I wasn't able to fish effectively during the critical part of the morning bite.
As for the bushes, falling water killed that too, at least in the areas I chose. This event proved to be one of the most aggravating of the season.
Lesson Learned: No matter how strong the pattern, avoid territorial marina owners and spend your time elsewhere. That confrontation and my foolish pride effectively took me out of the competition.
Lake Travis — BASSfest
Having no experience on this Texas impoundment, I knew I would have to think fast in order to put the right patterns together. Travis is deceptively big and deep, so narrowing the possibilities in just 2½ days was challenging.
I spent most of my time on the lower end of the lake, chasing schoolies with topwaters, jerkbaits and swimbaits. Though the bite was consistent, connecting with quality fish proved impossible for me.
In a tournament where the weights increased daily, I managed to lose ground.
The Lesson: It's hard to leave feeding fish, but all the 2 pounders in the lake won't help if the rest of the field is bringing in 3 pounders. Although I eventually switched patterns, I didn't leave enough time for the adjustment to pay off.
Sabine River
After a major flood postponed this event for nearly two months, the Sabine's bass were in a post-spawn mode and hardly biting. I felt my best strategy was to stick to one part of the estuary and fish there throughout the tide.
It would have been a good tactic, except for the fact that others beat me to the best spots. Helplessly, I watched as they caught fish after fish ahead of me — all of the class needed to excel.
Faced with the decision of running an hour away and potentially finding the same crowded conditions, I opted to stay and fish leftovers. I slowed my presentation, concentrating on anything overlooked. I hung in there pretty well as a result, but finished just outside the money.
Lesson Learned: This one was tough. Getting a late draw in the take-off order hurt. Although I had chosen a great area to spend my time in, I was never a threat because of a late draw in the take-off order. I wrote this one off as just plain bad luck.
Mississippi River
I love this river, especially in its upper reaches. There is so much quality habitat, perfect for holding largemouth and smallmouth bass. And therein lies the problem; figuring out which to concentrate on.
As the tournament progressed, I decided to focus on largemouth. I found some really good areas — ambush points on the ends of shallow riprap banks. But like the Sabine, I soon learned I was competing in a crowd.
My best lures included buzzbaits, frogs and shallow crankbaits. The current seams along the riprap and any mats of vegetation caught up in the rocks were key. Though the pattern was solid, it held only so many fish. Dividing them with others in the same area, my chances dwindled.
The Lesson: During this event, the water rose nearly three feet over a week's time. Instead of sticking with a weakening pattern, I should have followed the waterline and searched out fresh, new habitat. That's precisely what the top finishers did.
Lake Oahe
Having never been to South Dakota before, I had no real feel for what lay ahead. When I got there, the landscape looked so foreign. It was stark and vast.
By tournament time, I decided to concentrate my efforts in two key areas. One was a rocky stretch of main-lake shoreline near take-off. The other was a large pocket upriver, adjacent to a major channel swing, where I had discovered some late-season spawners.
As it turned out, I was in the wrong part of the lake. Most of the money was made way upriver, in a more fertile area known for winning stringers. Getting there and back required every drop of fuel a boat could carry. By avoiding the long run, I effectively took myself out of the competition.
Lesson Learned: I'm not sure what I got out of this event, other than a severe case of sour grapes. One thing is certain, I'll know more if we ever go back.
Upper Chesapeake Bay
I've fished two B.A.S.S. tournaments on the Upper Chesapeake and finished high in both of them, so I had high expectations entering this event. Unfortunately, Mother Nature had another plan.
After three days of non-stop rain, nearly the entire watershed deteriorated to the point that I was left with only one productive area. It was a small area, too, but full of grass that served as a filter for the flooding, muddy conditions.
As things worsened, more and more fish were showing up. I felt I was ready, but then the unthinkable happened: B.A.S.S. postponed the event.
The rainfall was so intense they opened the dam to the Susquehanna River and flooded the flats below. With all that water came tons of debris. It was simply too unsafe to navigate.
In the end, the event was never rescheduled.
Lesson Learned: There's no lesson here, really. I did my part but fell victim to the circumstances. Maybe I'll get another chance down the road. I hope so, anyway.
St. Lawrence River
If you follow this column, then you know my track record on the St. Lawrence. I love that place, every part of it. After having such a brutal season, I wanted this final event to be a statement of redemption but it, too, let me down.
During practice, I located several schools of quality smallmouth. I felt I was in good shape, but as the competition got underway, things began to fall apart.
Two of the schools I found disappeared (which is unusual for this river) and the other had fewer numbers, but I still managed to put together a respectable stringer on Day 1. Day 2, I lost several key fish that hurt, but the final straw came when I suffered a mechanical failure more than an hour from check-in.
I never made it to the scales, and looking back, that served as the fitting end to a horrible season.
Lesson Learned: The mechanical failure I experienced was self-inflicted. Because I failed to add oil to the main reservoir, the smaller tank beneath the engine cowl developed an air pocket, sending my engine into "guardian" mode. It was a rookie mistake, one that could have been avoided. Always run a checklist before each competition day.
Season's Summary
That's it for 2018. I hope that what I've shared here will help you down the road.
Just remember, tournament fishing is all about decision making. Choose right and you're ahead. Choose wrong and you'll be chasing your competition.
See you next season.


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The cautious progress being painstakingly achieved on the ground in Yemen's bitter civil war risks being jeopardised by the rising tensions between the US and Iran, the foreign secretary has warned.
Jeremy Hunt stressed that he would raise his concerns over the issue with Donald Trump when the US president comes to the UK for his state visit in early June and has discussed the issue with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Japan's Reira Iwabuchi topped the women's qualifying at the International Ski Federation (FIS) Big Air Snowboard World Cup in Beijing in China.
Iwabuchi has won the first two World Cup events in the 2018 to 2019 campaign and is aiming for her third consecutive win at the event in the Chinese capital, due to host the 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Of the 19 starters in the women's event, the top six have qualified for the final tomorrow.
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Otsuka won the Modena World Cup event, while Corning took the gold in the Cardrona competition.
They both scored 91.00 points in qualifying to continue their rivalry in tomorrow's final.