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Im in the UK an looking to build underground bunker when bextshit goes wrong , I rang up council an said I can dig hole in back garden however big but not have anything 1ft high , or I need planning permission have good neighbours an have 170 ft long back garden , I will be hiring a mini excavator this sat sun , got a brickie m8 coming tomorrow to give estimate on concrete walling , looking at living space an storage for supplies , I did get into it with the wife who said why not get containers an bury them , whats your thoughts on this ?
>>1680948Keep plenty of weapons in there
>>1680948Use containers lots of folk in Devon are getting these installed from the foreign hordes
>>1680948Containers are not made for bunkers. Containers are designed to hold load from below and to be stacked on top of each other. It's basically a strong frame with a strong floor. the walls and the ceiling are just there for keeping the rain out. If you want to do this you'll need to dig a massive hole in the ground then dump your container in it then build a reinforced concrete shield around it so it doesn't get crushed by the dirt you're going to dump on top of it. My advices: >don't use containers as they are too weak>if you really want a bunker in your backyard, just dig a hole and make one out of concrete, the container is basically useless>you don't need a bunker. The UK is too insignificant for anybody to give two craps about Brexit.
>>1680963>you don't need a bunker. The UK is too insignificant for anybody to give two craps about Brexit. Theres a Huge English Civil War a Coming mutt , I Appreciate the container advice , I knew a concrete bunker was safer , women eh ? their are quite a few container prep storage firms making them out as the best option , Never liked them , need the underground concrete Safe Room bunker . thanks for the advice
>>1680948Dont go with solar panels , its all fake .
>>1680948Why does every mouth breathing retard go for shipping containers
>>1680996>muttI'm Japanese thank you very much. And no, there's not a civil war coming, get yourself together. You gaijin always overestimate the effect of politics on your daily lives. Literally nothing but extra paperwork and perhaps more expensive imported goods await you. Those who say otherwise are doomsday prophets who spew nothing but nonsense. It's gonna be OK anon. But if you really want to build a bunker, go ahead. I think it's a really fun project. If I had the time (and a garden) I'd probably build one myself.
>>1681026>JapaneseConfirmed for that stupid weeb who absolutely does nothing himself and always calls people "gaijin". Definitely lives in an apartment
>>1681026SLITTY EYED CUNTS CHRIST GTFO HERE YOU DIRTY FILTH . NO HAD VET RELATIVES as worse than me , Granddad Bill RSM , BURMA Railway , an Tortoured EVIL , But his men carrying on .. anyway you dont need to know Bill .. brill life in Blighty , after that .. !! JUST WANTED JAPAN COMPLETE NUKED KILL THAT SCUM WAR CRIMINAL ... grandkids the lot all told it was NOTHING IN HISTORY !! JAPS WERE SCUM -FACT .. THAT SHAME !!! But its not taught an Japs ..
>>1681033I shouldnt be we got guns an loads of ammo , so when it
>>1680948dreadful bait, nothing in this post is nearly british
>>1681068are you a sand nigger or paki ?? cos niggers need shoot kill white give warning
>>1681082We Got Ilgalls running around my propety , an NONONON o fb .. alll oven Farm , shoot to Kill they illegal we can get fined if they claim here if we wing an scare them ..
>>1681026Imagine being a weak jap that's never fought for anything and accepts shit living conditions in a tube.
>>1681092Respect , ~Thanks .. I wont post ..
>>1680957>bongistan>weaponsYeah, nothing ranged though.
>>1680948You are a complete idiot as is your wife. Really taking advice from a women is laughable. Needing a bunker for brexit is laughable. I assume your actually planning to grow weed in it or some other equally retarded idea. In any circumstance you don't need a bunker. If you were bring serious which I can only assume you are not then burying a container is a terrible idea for a bunker.
>>1681103yeah WW1 /WW2 Hang Gun, Machine guns But all Given over .Fact But Hunting 303 Rifle snipers , shotties we all ok
>>1681026Nipponjin here has it right, nothing will happen one way or another.Do you want to know the real SHTF?When whites make up less than 30% population in Europe and America.Shitskin enablers will had their heads smashed open while their wives are raped to death lmao.
>>1681113Respect an Thank You ...TC. x
>>1681113O M G racist much?
>>1680948Why do you shit in your own backyard Anon
>>1680996>English civil warThat would require a whole lot of bongs growing their balls back simultaneously, which ain't gonna happen. Your country is so cucked it defies belief. >ib4 b b but ur fat Besides, what good is a fucking bunker going to do you anyway? The muzzie hordes got nukes all of a sudden? Your money would be better invested in basic tooling and learning how to fabricate weapons since you gave all yours away without a fight.
>>1681113Based bastardised european.
>>1681065Based. Those fucking japs imprisoned my family too, the least they could have done was throw a third one on it for good measure. The Dutch got shot at with Jap weapons by the "Indonesians" because the fuckers gave everything away days before capitulation.
>>1681518At least we die with honour, not gassed in concentration camps by german scum.
>>1681065Learn to speak éigo, you stupid gaijin. I speak english better than you do and it's not even my second language.
>>1681092At least my country isn't invaded by niggers, muslims and latinos alike. Plus our women are the prettiest, everyone knows this. And we make the most amount of cars. And our food is amazing. And our wages are far better. And we have free healthcare. The list goes on really. Plus when you're not poor you just get a car and skip the packed trains.
The Jap is right, containers are shit when it comes to creating an underground bunker.A better solution is to use large concrete tubes; they're prefabricated, cheap, and are actually meant to be put underground. Better yet, they're modular, so you can actually adjust the width and size of your bunker to a much higher degree than what you could do with containers.
Tube guy here.Another thing to keep in mind is that concrete helps a lot more against radiation than metal does. The only thing to keep a close eye on (if you intend to use it as a long-term SHTF-style bunker) is that concrete absorbs oxygen like a sponge. In other words, make sure you've coated the walls in latex paint, or some other kind of coating which keeps the concrete from interacting with the oxygen, also make sure that it's ventilated it properly and have more O2 in storage than you need, just in case.
>>1681128The truth can't be racist. It is tragic that people like you can vote. What do you think the end result will be if you invite millions of violent people into your country? Do they magically become less violent when they step within the bounds of white countries?
>>1680948You're a fuckin' whipped, retarded bangers and mash eatin', blood sausage snortin', english britbongin' cuck who doesn't even have a BLADE longer than 8". Get the fuck out of my DIY board and send your wife back over to my place for round 2 this weekend. FUCK you pussiwhipped, no gun having, donor eatin kebab freaks just don't know when to quit it and realize you ARE the WEAKEST LINK....GOODBYE...t. AmericanYou FUCKING PUSSYGive me your gunyou better not be thinking bad thoughtsol mickie with his baton gonna take you down to scotland yard to have tea with your faggy inmates
>>1681599>>1681603This guy gets it .
>>1681599>>1681603literally the gayest shit I've ever seen
>>1682075do one container fag
>>1680948OPThanks for some replies had a estimate for bunker looking at 5k , Concrete footing subase another 2k , sewer connections 1500 k to utitlities , council bod turned up sniffing about ,after taking most of back garden down 20ft, he was happy as long as no surface build .
>>1681026Why would they be more expensive if we're outside of the EU which sets our tarrifs to be stupidly high?
>>1682130I live in the Centre of London , we are like a enclave my bunker will be our hidden safe place ,will have cellar passage an no access in garden , 5 Rooms will have bunks, kitchen ,shower/toilet and storage , living space. Have fire arms licence and have a few rifles and ammo .What got me on to this was a few guys at work were telling me the blacks thugs were robbing an smashing homes and Cops dont attend /overstretched in Maggies days this would not be a Issue , Ive done clay shoots an if I catch them in my house will end these feral dirty rats . Sorry if off topic but one has to defend your Castle and Family
>>1682140>I've done clay shoots.I'm trembling in my boots. Come back when you start winning some practical shotgun matches.
>>1682130>he doesn't understand how economics work>he doesn't know the UK imports over 50% of all goods from the EU>he doesn't know the EU is going to end the free trade agreement, which means taxes on EU goods>he doesn't know Brexit is an economic mistakephew lad, how stupid are you?
>>1682152You almost got me there, but no one has that poor a grasp on economics. Played your hand too strongly.
>>1682157>play a hand too stronglyThat's called total annihilation. The Americans didn't need to bomb the shit out of us back in 45, we had already lost the war. They still did it. Twice.
>>1682152Nope; a simple tarrif and tax adjustment and leaving the EU allows for massive economic growth. Add in the fact that we're talking about core issues of sovereignty and democracy and the continuation of the UK as an entity as opposed to being a collection of EU regions and it's a no brainer.
>>1682160There was no sign of any real attempt of surrender and the current casualty projections of an invasion of the Japanese mainland made the Western European theatre look like a picnic; furthermore Japan was still fighting in Burma, China, Manchuria and plenty of other regions. Add in the Soviets itching to get their hands on more clay and the nukes were probably the best things to have happened to Japan. Two cities and a few hundred thousand extra and Japan was essentially saved as a polity.
>>1680948Not this thing again. A container can NOT support weight on the roof. If you put dirt on it, it will become deathly as it could collapse anytime. The walls have those structural piallars on the corners and sides, onto which the containers are stacked, thats why it holds, but the actual roof cant support weight
>>1682144I would still get you in the wild , but in the citties a few 12 bore dont need over -kill blacks not worth it .>>1682152>>1682157Both of you are Correct , but both from the brainwashed eco 80s Unis who Dare Not Risk Rule , we leave either way now , EU will still sell to us if no deal , we can then demand better bargaining . In the 70s I remember it was all about us not out competing each other and we had to be one RULE , well Great Brit Did , but every nation has Ruined that Notion by cheating an stealing the EU fund, Germany an UK are the Last big Boys .. we going the rest will be third world nations fast HAHA ,we in the 80s predicted the EU nations will steal an bust an Ireland did that , lol You guys dont understand Real Life being so newfags , not a flame just how shit is.
>>1682161Nope. Your theory lies on the false principle that the UK is important enough to negotiate with the EU. The EU is too big, as a matter of fact, it's the biggest economy in the world. You don't negotiate with the EU, you bow to its will. You are nothing to the EU. You are just another pawn on their game, a pawn they can afford to lose, and that they will not hesitate to crush under their boots if you threaten their development.Sure Brexit is great if you want to rid your country of the sandniggers you imported en masse. But if you want economic prosperity, you're screwed. You should've killed the EU when it wasn't as big of a larva as it is now. God only knows what it will become when the french get tired of being told what to do by the germans and take control. God only knows what will happen when the Union becomes a superstate. The EU dragon is sleeping, and Brexit is the best way to wake it up and doom literally everyone else. From us in Japan, to China, to the United States, everyone will be shitting their pants. The Europeans like to pretend they're weak bitches but only in hard times do they show their true potential. Then, cities get levelled, millions die, and technology advances tenfold. I don't want to be alive on the birthday of the European Superstate. >>1682164True, but let me tell you something (as someone who studied the history of his own country for a long time). We were looking for an excuse to surrender, we got it with the bomb. We knew all was lost. Sure, we carried on fighting, but it was more for honour than anything else. We knew it was futile. We just could not admit our defeat to the millions of Japanese who had given their lives for this great country. We could not go to their families and tell them "well, we fucked up. Sorry."
>>1682160Japs deserved it an you still show no Compassion shame your grandaddy was an Evil child raper , killer an killing surrendered troops . Fuck off you memeing now you not a jap , when in japan tokyo name in three sec the main shop districts ?
>>1682167The EU is a game of cheaters, certainly. but the tall of cheaters is stronger than the flea that is the united kingdom. We will all be crushed by the EU, unless it collapses from within. The potential for growth in the union is so immense it is almost illogical. I don't even understand why Europe isn't much richer than it is. It could easily produce twice as much wealth as it currently does. Its economy is far from maxed out.
>>1682172Your english is so bad it makes me sick. Your question is futile, providing you with the name of three shopping districts in Tokyo will not prove my japanese nationality. But if you really want to know they are Akihabara, Shibuya and Shinjuku. There are others of course, but these are the popular ones. Also, there is no way I could've typed this in three seconds plus solve the captcha you absolute cretin.
>>1682173the real Evil Tojo speaks The Fact is we Have had enough being the whipping boy cos we got the world out of the Dark Ages .. ok every nation those romans an we destroyed them .. we Became from rome OWN.... GREAT BRITIAN .. The British Empire gave so much more look africa an india today any WHERE Even Oz /Murica ok WELL WE SICK OF SUPPORTING YOU CUNTS and on personal note I had hoped they had killed all you out like the 12 million jews
>>1682174Listen I applaud you trying it was just to show what a gaigin loving loli you are Cops Reported an expext the Aleart an arrest , text work ready . soummat come up .
>>1682140whats the water / electricity supply lay cables deep post the genie spec ?
>>1682222Quads of truth
>>1682222Welp, digit gods here just proved the nip right.
>>1682179>>1682180can anybody decipher this cause I'm having a pretty darn hard time reading it. Also>implying the holocaust is reallol yeah right only cucked westerners believe this shit
>>1682152Yes goyim, stay in our union.Fill the migrant quota as we say.Do what we say.Have no self-determination.
>>1682170>Sure Brexit is great if you want to rid your country of the sandniggers you imported en masse. But if you want economic prosperity, you're screwed.You cannot have economic prosperity in a country that is not white, korean, japanese or chinese.It is best to be poor than to see your people go extinct.
>>1682173>I don't even understand why Europe isn't much richer than it is. It could easily produce twice as much wealth as it currently does. Its economy is far from maxed out.Absolutely delusional. Race mixing will turn europe into brasil 2.0. This jap guy isn't taking into account race problems in first world countries.If you import the third world, you become the third world.
>>1682179>12 millionCome on that's a little bit nazi... It was 30 million.
>>1682179Stop huffing glue Jack, maybe your brain will clear up enough you stop wasting all your mums money on soccer betting.
>>1682152kys, cucked faggot
>>1682262>chineseImplying the kitanai chigokujin are even humanLMAO
>>1682263>if you import the third world, you become the third worldwe're 98% ethnic japs here. The rest is mostly chinese and other asians. Black people are rarer than bonobos here. That's why we have literally no crime at all.
>>1680948>when bextshit goes wrong ,Yeah, bury a container, you will be fine
>>1681720America is already a violent country, it's not going to make much of a difference.
>>1682696Because of niggers. It can get a lot worse you dumb cunt.
>>1680948Its a good idea, also think of making an escape tunnel if you can.
>>1681026this>>1680948boy, brits realy are uneducated
>control plus eff>"license"OI YOU GOTA
>>1680948>looking to build underground bunker when bextshit goes wrongYeah dude you entire island is covered in people. You aren't gonna survive outside that bunker. Better stock up on years worth of supplies
>>1681011Fucking diy shows
>>1681026Actually oil going up is good for me and my town. I live 2 miles from work and drive a big block. Sucks for everyone else but it aint all bad. Everyones not so fucking sad and struggling now
>>1681065Dude. Calm the autistic rage.Fucks sake
>>1681541Fuck. Now i gotta learn Japanese
>>1681872Damn. Fuckin IMAX don't project this hard m8
>>1682144He could be shooting .410?
>>1682160Yeah but you fuckers dont give up easy. Yall did pretty good. When a country considers genocide over the entire planet instead of letting you win you're a force to be reckoned with.Not now tho. Lack of disruptive new tech and resources kinda has you guys buy the balls lately
>>1682165Dont tell them. Darwinism will get the retards and the trolls will get bored
>>1680948There was a tv on Bong tv about the tech nerds all going woodland prepping, giving up or burnt out, but they are looking at end days. None were using containers but log cabins, you need access to a water source on your land.
>>1684418>>1682165I have seen Discovery shows where they do use containers the alaska bush family, ?


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North East Student Shines At Prestigious National Horticulture Competition
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A north east student has recently won Silver at the nationally acclaimed Institute of Horticulture's Young Horticulturist of the Year Competition 2011.
Christopher Parsons, who is 19 and from Newton Aycliffe, recently took part in the Grand Final which was held at the Royal Horticultural Society Garden Harlow Carr in Harrogate.
Parsons had to battle through local and regional heats to make the national final and was delighted to walk away with second place and a prize of £800.
The student who is studying on an HND in Arboriculture at East Durham College's Houghall Campus and successful passed the National Certificate in Horticulture last year said: "It was an amazing experience. A lot of money had gone into the event from the sponsors, it was a really big thing. I was very nervous at all the stages but I managed to keep my cool and get into the final. I'm really happy with winning second place."
The competition, now in its 22nd year, was open to any horticulturist below the age of 30 and saw almost 2,000 students from around Britain and Ireland battle it out to try and make the last eight and the Grand Final.
The finals were watched by an audience of 60 including the main competition sponsors, Brian and Daphne Goodwinn of the Shropshire Horticultural Society, Peter Hunt from Recruitment Specialists MorePeople and Ian Ashton, Board Member of the Horticultural Development Company.
Christopher, who was one of the youngest finalists, battled hard but was narrowly beaten to the prestigious title by Suzanne Moss, a student at RHS Garden Wisley.
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Beginning in January 2015, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will add COPD to its list of medical conditions for which it penalizes hospitals for excessive readmissions and fines them up to 3% of their total Medicare reimbursement for COPD readmissions.
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Of Angelfire and Blindman's Blues
Welcome to the further adventures of Cal, Colleen, Doc and Goldie.
It's been said by many a megalomaniac before me, "I like to create worlds."
But I also like to share them.
It's one of the big reasons I work in TV. Whether it's taking my boyhood friendship with the late great Ted Sturgeon and transmuting it into Deep Space Nine's "Far Beyond the Stars," or sitting around with a bunch of fellow writers and saying, "We've got twenty-two hours of Sliders to create—let's do something we've never seen before," it is pure, unadulterated joy to play in a shared yard with other creative souls.
If you've read Magic Time, you may suspect that it's a vision that has haunted me for years.
It was forged by several crucial moments in my life:
When the earth shook during the Northridge quake and the lights went out, and we all surged from our separate homes in search of the reassurance of companionship.
When riots seized L.A. and the night glowed red, palm trees burning like tiki torches flanking the Hollywood Freeway.
When El Nino howled, turning streets into rivers, driving people together, chilled and dispossessed, onto higher ground.
Those moments when all the clutter and noise of modernity were stripped away, and people crossed barriers of class and race and money to protect and hold on to each other, even in the riots.
Magic Time first emerged as the script for a two-hour television pilot, written by myself and my writing-partner wife, Elaine. But the land and characters continued speaking to me, demanding more elbow room.
Wherever I went, I found myself viewing a place through the lens of Magic Time, reshaping it into what Cal and his cronies might see and hear and smell.
I invited my friend Barbara Hambly along for the first trip, moving from Manhattan across a very altered world to Boone's Gap, Virginia. Then Maya Bohnhoff joined up, leading Cal and his friends in their search to Chicago and beyond.
Here's how we worked: we plotted out the journey beyond Manhattan more or less simultaneously. As Barbara and I wrote chapters of book one, we'd fire them off to Maya, and she in turn sent us the developing chapters of book two. It was an exciting time, as we would be inspired by each other, alter bits and pieces to match, polish it all together into a (hopefully) seamless whole. Along the way, new characters stepped up, insisting they be included, among them Barbara's Secret Service agent Larry Shango and Maya's fierce, heartbroken flare Magritte.
But let me be clear on one point—Maya wrote the book you now hold in your hands. I may have created the world and the lead characters, done minor course corrections … but this tale is all hers.
And what a tale it is.
As for the next installment, our intrepid band of chroniclers will be joined by Mr. Robert Charles Wilson, the brilliant author of Darwinia. Watch this space.
Now, however, switch off your pagers and cell phones, unplug the TV, turn your back on the computer and the internal combustion engine … and give yourself over to a time and place where all miracles—both dark and light— emanate from the burning core of our own true selves.
West Hollywood, California June 2002
This, O my best-beloved, is a story quite different from the other stories—a story about the Most Wise Sovereign Suleiman-bin-Daoud—Solomon the Son of David.
There are three hundred and fifty-five stories about Suleiman-bin-Daoud; but this is not one of them… . It is not the story of the Glass Pavement, or the Ruby with the Crooked Hole, or the Gold Bars of Balkis. It is the story of the Butterfly that Stamped. Now attend all over again and listen!
"The Butterfly That Stamped," from Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling
Manhattan, New York
"Your young men will dream dreams…"
Cal Griffin blinks up into my eyes and gives me a look that says he'd willingly crawl out of his skin if that would get him away from me. He glances at the building he is hoping to flee into and tries to pull his arm out of my grasp— not hard enough to succeed.
Around us, the chaos concert of city traffic is deafening. I put my lips close to his ear. "I'm telling you this because you talk to me, don't just look through. No such thing as coincidences. It's omens, Cal. Something's coming." A line of verse leaps into my head and off the tip of my tongue before I can stop it: " 'Metal wings will fail, leather ones prevail.' "
Cal stares at me, puzzled, wondering what I'm blathering about. That makes two of us.
I let go of him and step aside. "You keep your head low."
Cal nods mutely, turns to the doors. Just before he enters, he glances back, face going ashy when he sees me watching him.
"I'll see you later, Goldie," he murmurs.
"If there is a later," I say, and he falters, missing the revolving door. He has to wait for it to come around again.
I watch him vanish into the building, lost among all the
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other Suits. He doesn't believe me, of course. Can't blame him, but I had to try.
I wipe some powdered sugar from my chin. Time to go through the Dumpsters in search of another Gillette. This is a use-it-then-lose-it society. There are always throwaways.
The street empties as the Suits swarm into their termite towers. Anyone looking at me now would find it hard to believe I was once on my way to becoming one of them. I hadn't known myself then, hadn't known a strange truth about the world. Onion. The world is like an onion. One thing with many layers. Stinking or succulent, depending on how you look at it.
Good metaphor. I am still capable of good metaphors. Any other time, I'd be absurdly pleased with it, but not today. Today, my cleverness offers no satisfaction.
Because something's coming and it's going to be bad.
I spy Doc Lysenko manning his hot dog cart nearby. Someone else I should warn. I take a step in his direction, but with a suddenness that steals my breath, all the oxygen has been sucked out of the world. My legs threaten to fold up under me and I put a hand out to a nearby wall. Heat radiates from it—from the pavement—and the din of the city is like Thor's hammer.
What a world, what a world. Who would've thought a good little girl like you could destroy my beautiful wickedness? Shit, Goldman, get a grip.
I send my mind into a ritual I started when I was nine: I take the sturdy brown tome down from the bookshelf. Needing inviolable privacy, I go into an upstairs bathroom and perch on the closed lid of the toilet. I open the book—Ency-clopedia Britannica, Volume One—and begin
Non compos mentis, my sister called me, and told me to look it up. I did, and then read from A to Z, passing through all the points between. A safe haven, a fortress where I couldn't hear Mom and Dad snarling psychobabble and legalese at each other. Order from chaos. I was transported. By words.
Words have power. Rituals have power.
My mind steadies. I have to get home, to hunker down and wait while there's still time. I slip into the narrow alley behind me, let it shield me from the noise. Dumpsters radiate hot garbage smell. Funny how, even now, my nose is so easily offended. You'd think, given where I've been living lo, these many years, my sense of smell would've gone on permanent vacation.
I mentally run over the possible routes back to the underground, discarding Rockefeller Center for Grand Central. This time of day there'll be less scrutiny, easier to slip into the darkness. Just gotta be careful not to touch the third rail.
There is a rustling behind me, an odd, whispery sound.
I turn. Wadded candy wrappers, stained sheets of the Post, and bits of excelsior that have tumbled out of the Dumpster are starting to swirl about in a minitornado, gathering speed. What's wrong with this picture is that there's no wind. None. In spite of this logistical oversight, the trash is still dancing in the air.
Abruptly the force swells, pushing the Dumpsters back and forth on their wheels, their heavy metal lids rising and then banging down again and again, like in a bad horror flick. My skin feels prickly; the smell of ozone charges the air.
Not yet, I think, please, not yet.
Doesn't matter that I've been expecting this; I'm terrified. Above me there's a crackling, snapping noise. And it ain't Rice Krispies. I look up to see blue electrical discharges whipping about in the sky. Dark clouds roil, casting a yellow-gray pall over Manhattan, over the alley, over me. I feel incredibly small and watched—by what, I don't know and don't want to know.
The blue lightning is ferocious, slashing in all directions with a sound like ice sheets splintering. And behind it another, greater sound, a low roar that vibrates through me, growing in power and rumbling the ground. I want to run, to hide, but I can't. I'm not even sure there's anyplace I can hide.
Sudden desire overwhelms me, a compulsion to leave the shelter of the alley, to see what is happening to the city. This is not my desire; this comes from outside, but it so invades me that I feel imprisoned, shackled from the inside out.
The pavement beneath my feet heaves and buckles, as if some massive serpent is struggling to burst forth from below. Obeying my captor's voice, I fight my way back to the alley mouth and peer out.
The sky is alive with blue lightning. It spits its hatred down at the city, frenzied fingers reaching out to every spire. The roar is deafening, a spike through my head. I clap my hands to my ears, but that does nothing. The sound is in my head, too, and now it rises to a scream.
The buildings are melting. Like ice cream cones on a hot day, dripping down—the entire city is liquefying. Proud towers turn to slag as the lightning dances its mad dance and the clouds enfold it like a shroud.
My mouth is open and I think I'm screaming, but I can't hear it against the shriek of the city. I fold in on myself, covering my eyes, rocking, defenseless. In what I know are my last moments, I surrender to it, realizing that no matter how much I prepare, how much I might know, in the end it will do with me whatever it wishes.
I open up to it, and the world falls away.
There's a jolt, as if the earth is taking one last token stand, and I realize I'm the only one screaming. I clamp my mouth shut, force myself to stop, and cautiously open my eyes.
The buildings are still upright; people still crowd the streets; but the cars, moments ago surging and huffing, are suddenly going nowhere. Sure, I might be looking at normal gridlock, but I know that's not what this is. The normal sounds of Manhattan have stopped, leaving something as close to silence as this city has known since Peter Stuyvesant stepped off the boat and wowed the locals.
And I, Herman Goldman, saw it coming.
I find my feet, supporting myself against the once again solid brick and mortar of the nearest building. "Your old men will see visions…" I murmur, and wonder if I can still score some antipsychotics at the Roosevelt's Free Clinic.
What the Trees Said
Suleiman-bin-Daoud was wise. He understood what the beasts said, what the birds said, what the fishes said, and what the insects said. He understood what the rocks said deep under the earth when they bowed in towards each other and groaned; and he understood what the trees said when they rustled in the middle of the morning….
"The Butterfly that Stamped,"
from Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling
Ihave that dream every night. The day the wheels came off the world. Bye-bye physics. Natural laws, who needs 'em? And every morning I wake, realizing it's all real.
Okay, no buildings literally melted, nor did the sidewalks and streets actually roll like ocean waves. But the whole world experienced it, this moment of cosmic mayhem, this thing most of us refer to simply as "the Change." At least, we think it did. Nothing we've seen in the intervening weeks has suggested otherwise.
I have other dreams, too, also terrifying, also rooted in so-called reality. One of them is about a girl named Tina Griffin. Like our world, she changed—or began to change— in that moment of upheaval. So did a lot of other people. But Tina's in my nightmares because I know her. She is the reason we left New York, the reason we head inexorably west— because her brother Cal has the same nightmare, and because that's where the Megillah has taken her.
The Megillah is my pet name for what all the evidence points to as the cause of the Change. No one else calls it that. They have their own pet names for it: Armageddon, Doomsday, Kali Yuga, the Day of Judgment, the Real Thing.
Ek velt, Grandmother would've said: the end of the world.
Apparently, in elite government circles it was known simply as "the Source." A science project of sorts. Funny, the words "science project" usually bring to mind papier-mâché volcanoes and ant farms, not something that has the power to rip the world apart and put it back together all wrong.
But it appears that the Megillah has that power.
Tina Griffin, all of twelve years old, was one of the things it reassembled. And after it warped her body, clothed her in light, and granted her the power of levitation, it sorted her from among its other various types of "makeovers" and simply took her. And others like her. Where or why, we have no idea. Sort of a perverted take on the Evangelical Christian Rapture.
Before she was wrenched, screaming, out of her brother's arms in the tiny back bedroom of a run-down house in Boone's Gap, West Virginia, the changeling Tina spoke of Something in the West—a power, an entity, an Enigma. Something that came into the world with a roar and that now grows in it like a malevolent cancer.
And so, a Quest. Or a monumental game of hide and seek. We seek the Enigma and it … well, it doesn't so much hide as it evades. It's that thing you're certain is behind you in the dark. But a swift about-face only nets you empty air and a dark slither out the corner of one eye.
And whispers.
Since that moment in Manhattan when buildings did not melt and sidewalks did not ripple, I've heard its whispers. Which makes (lucky) me the only one with half a clue about what part of the West the Megillah inhabits. And that's about all I have—half a clue. I listen for it; I hear its Voice and we go. Tag, I'm it. Marco Polo. Games. Rough, deadly games.
Since leaving Boone's Gap our quest has taken us through varied terrain. Quiet pastoral countryside where cows and sheep still graze and watch our passing with little interest. Places where it seem
We avoid cities. Cities are places of unimaginable darkness and violence. I suppose they always were, but it's a different kind of violence now, at once more focused and more mindless, soul-deep and brutal.
There's violence of a sort in the country, too. And its effects have been devastating. We've seen ghost towns and ghost suburbs and ghost farms. But nothing like what we saw as Manhattan unraveled like a cheap sweater.
We see other folks ever so often. And ever so often we see not-folks. Ex-people who, like Tina, had their DNA radically rearranged. "Tweaks," Colleen calls them. I prefer "twists"—it's a gentler word. Although there's nothing gentle about what the Change has done to them. People tend to avoid them, and they tend to avoid people. Something I understand, completely.
Most often we don't see them, but merely feel them. Since some of them are rather unpleasant, it pays to be vigilant. You develop a sort of ESP about these things. The sense of being watched creeps over your skin and through your brain like a trickle of freezing water. When this happens, Cal's hand goes to his sword, Colleen's goes to her machete, Doc's makes the sign of the cross. Mine does nothing. At the moment, I carry neither weapons nor gods.
We're traveling on potholed tarmac today as we head for the border between West Virginia and Ohio. Cal and Doc are mounted on fine steeds (Sooner and Koshka, by name), Colleen drives our spiffy home-built wagon, while I ride shotgun. I mean that figuratively, of course. Since the Change, no one I know has yet figured out how to make a shotgun work. This is one of those good news/bad news things.
Our "wagon" is a pickup truck from which the transmission has been removed and the engine compartment gutted back to the firewall. It still has its vinyl-covered seats, but no roof, no windows, no windshield, and sawed-off doors. You can crawl from the front seat right over into the bed. It was, as they say, a find. Only cost us our bicycles and a couple of days work in the bed 'n' breakfast from hell.
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Not really Alex. Jupiter has 0.001 solar mass as against the minimum threshold of 0.08 solar mass to become a star. Jupiter needs to be 80 times more massive to qualify as a small star.
drop all the moons in there, then saturn and all the other gas giants and all their moons and then see what we got…
Nicely done! I started looking to the stars as a child. The NASA moon landing had me entranced with what was out there beyond.
so which astronomical theory about the moon do you support?
That it once was part of the molten earth, knock-off by an asteroid
or that it was a separate body, captured by earth's gravitational wave?
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A Metal Lesson…
Heavy metal is iconic. It dates all the way back in the late 60's to early 70's, during the birth and infancy stage of some of the greatest music to date. Bands like Black Sabbath,and Led Zeppelin, just to mention the godfathers for starters.
For you newbies, heavy metal isn't just music, it's a state of mind, well being, and life itself. Heavy metal has branches full of different genres, and sub genres on their family tree. I personally couldn't even name them all, but to name a few that you've heard of like, mainstream, glam, punk, hardcore, death, and grunge, to a few not so heard of, like symphonic, Celtic,Viking, pirate, and electronic. Metal in short, has come a long way, and your about to embark on an incredible journey into the relm in which metal is it's own world.
Any person can enjoy metal, whether your a kid, teenager, lawyer, dr, nurse, teacher, well, you get the point. To begin, think about what you presently listen to. Is it on the radio, tv, podcast, or you tube? Do you, or have you ever listened to your dads old record player, tucked away in his garage? Have you discovered a bountiful amount of classic music like Led Zeppelin, Steppenwolf, Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Iron Maiden, or Judas Priest? These are all great beginnings in our metal lesson.
Listen closely, can you pick out a multitude of different instruments? Guitars are a given, so are the bass, drums, and rhythm guitars. However, more and more bands, depending on their genre, use a multifaceted array of different instruments, like keyboards,to full on orchestras. Many bands like Eluveitie, from Switzerland, uses traditional Celtic instruments in their Celtic folk metal. Nightwish a favorite of mine from Finland uses keyboards and orchestral accompaniments in their symphonic metal.
Sound isn't the only thing,metal bands from different genres utilize in their music. Vocals also set them apart from one another. Old school glam bands such as Motley Crüe, Bon Jovi, Poison, and today's Nickelback, (yes to me their glam), they have understandable vocals. To the extreme spectrum,there are various bands like Cradle of Filth, Opeth, Arch Enemy, that scream their vocals, in either a high pitched wale, or a dark throaty growl, which are incomprehensible. My personal favorites combine operatic vocals in their metal, such as Tarja Turunen,(formerly of Nightwish), and bands like After Forever, and Epica, just to mention a few.
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Now that you've learned about the start of metal, the different genres, the types of music, the deep lyrics, and a couple of my favorite bands. Go forth, buy some CDs, records, videos, download music from iTunes (for your I'everything's), and love, listen, and learn about the greatest genre of music ever created; Metal…….
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The publication of a new work of historical fiction by Nancy Bilyeau is always a real treat. Her first three books, The Crown, The Chalice and The Tapestry, a trilogy of excellent historical mysteries set during the reign of Henry VIII, follow former novice nun Joanna Stafford as she navigates through the chaos that religious upheaval and the dissolution of the monasteries have brought to both the nation in general and her family in particular. With The Blue, Bilyeau leapt forward a couple of centuries to the 1700s and changed direction somewhat to produce a top-notch historical thriller that encompasses the oppression of women, the persecution and suspicion of religious minorities, the on-going conflict between England and France, the changing artistic landscape, and the early days of industrial espionage. Now, in Dreamland, she has moved forward once again, this time to 1911 and a dramatic summer season at Coney Island, New York.
Early on in Dreamland, Peggy Batternberg, looking back on the events of 1911, laments that she has spent her entire life being told "You've never had a job, Peggy, so you wouldn't understand". However, despite being part of that Batternberg family and so being firmly established in the upper echelon of New York society, Peggy did once have a regular job: for five months in 1911 she worked as an assistant clerk at Moonrise Bookstore, "a beacon for the select few set afire by new and contrary ideas, many of them bohemian". She did not choose to end her employment at the bookstore, nor did her employer choose to sack her, but rather she was compelled to leave in the middle of her shift on 22 June 1911 in order to help secure her family's interests and reputation.
While the Batternberg family en masse were incredibly wealthy, Peggy's own branch was in a slightly more precarious position (although still far better off than 99.9% of other New Yorkers) due to her late father's dubious business dealings and even more dubious personal life. Peggy and her younger sister and brother, seventeen-year-old Lydia and fifteen-year-old Laurence, would each receive a substantial inheritance when they turned twenty-one, which in Peggy's case was less than a year away, but before then they and their mother were dependent on the benevolence of family members. This fact had been kept secret from them – Peggy's uncles having concealed her father's debts after his death – but when it came to light, their mother decided that she did not wish to be a charity case. Instead, she decided to pursue a popular strategy of the time: she sought to marry Lydia off to a wealthy man (at twenty years of age, Peggy was presumably a bit long in the tooth to be prime marriage material).
Her mother's machinations had proved rather successful, as Lydia was now engaged to Henry Taul, the heir to a vast mining fortune, although no date for the wedding had yet been set. Getting such matters firmed up was much more important to the Batternberg family than to Henry Taul, which was why they had agreed to spend the summer at the Oriental Hotel in Brooklyn with him and his mother. The Batternbergs would not normally countenance vacationing in Brooklyn, since the once grand hotels such as the Oriental were now adjacent to Coney Island, "America's Playground", "Sodom by the Sea", a decidedly downmarket area dedicated to low-brow amusements, but they were willing to do anything to keep Henry Taul happy. In the interests of keeping up appearances, it was vital that the whole family should make the trip out to Brooklyn, meaning that Peggy had to come too.
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WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump and his economic advisers met this week to discuss intervening in currency markets to artificially weaken the dollar, but they decided against the idea, said Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council.
Trump has made no secret of his frustration that the U.S. dollar has strengthened against other currencies, including those of China and the eurozone, making U.S. products more expensive to buy in those places. But a high-level discussion about whether to intervene and drive down the dollar's value shows the lengths Trump is willing to consider to jump-start a slowing economy.
The president has repeatedly complained that other currencies have been weakened by central banks that are making stimulus efforts to buttress their nations' own slowing economies. Trump has accused those countries of manipulating their currencies, saying they are trying to limit economic damage from the tariffs he has imposed on European metals and on $250 billion in Chinese goods.
The United States has historically had a "strong dollar" policy, meaning it is comfortable with a strong currency. But a strong dollar can function as an economic head wind by making U.S. goods more expensive abroad and by reducing the costs of imports. Despite touting the U.S. economy's strength, Trump has clamored for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to further stimulate growth while he considers weakening the dollar as another way of accomplishing that goal.
This month, Trump accused China and Europe of playing a "big currency manipulation game" and "pumping money into their system" to compete with the United States. He suggested that the United States should adopt the same strategy "or continue being the dummies who sit back and watch as other countries continue to play their games."
Kudlow said Friday that such a move had been discussed but that the administration would not proceed with a plan to intervene in the strength of the dollar.
"Just in the past week, we had a meeting with the president and the economic principals, and we have ruled out any currency intervention," Kudlow said on CNBC. "The steady, reliable dollar is attracting money from all over the world."
Kudlow said Trump remained concerned that other countries were manipulating their currencies to try to gain a temporary advantage on trade.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said this week that he opposed a policy to weaken the dollar.
"I am not going to advocate a weak-dollar policy near term as the treasury secretary," said Mnuchin, also speaking on CNBC.
The idea of intervening in the currency markets was pitched by Peter Navarro, Trump's hawkish trade adviser, during a meeting Tuesday at the White House, according to two administration officials who were not authorized to publicly describe internal discussions. Trump expressed concern that global financial markets could be disrupted if the dollar's value tumbled. The president cut off Navarro's presentation, one of the officials said, and the discussion moved on to other economic matters.
Trump could weaken America's currency by directing the Treasury Department to sell dollars for other currencies. Analysts have warned that such a move could backfire if the Fed, which also has the ability to buy and sell foreign currencies, did not agree to assist or if other countries retaliated.
The Fed Bank of New York would carry out any intervention by the Treasury Department. Beyond that, the Fed has historically backed up the Treasury Department when it intervenes, going half-for-half on transactions.
It is unclear whether the Fed would match such a move made for competitive reasons rather than to restore economic stability, analysts have said in recent weeks. That could limit the efficacy of any action by the Treasury Department. It has less than $100 billion in a fund that it could use to nudge currency values, a small amount in relation to the global currency market.
"Any intervention now would presumably be a unilateral U.S. effort, which could even prompt other countries to retaliate by selling their own currencies to drive the U.S. dollar higher," economists at Capital Economics wrote in a note to clients.
Coordinated, multilateral action in the past has been an effective way of weakening the dollar. But a move similar to the 1985 Plaza Accord -- a joint agreement with France, West Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom that had that effect -- is a distant prospect in a world where trading partners appear unlikely to cooperate. And without global agreement, intervention might simply set off a currency war.
"In addition to the risk of damaging further already-strained economic and political relations, we would not expect these authorities to simply sit back and ignore an intentional" dollar depreciation, Ned Rumpeltin, European head of foreign exchange strategy at TD Securities, wrote in a July 12 note. "In another echo of the 1930s, the specter of overt competitive devaluations will be difficult to ignore."
The Trump administration has declined to officially label any country as a currency manipulator, but it has been watching the currency markets carefully as other countries react to the tariffs the United States has imposed on imports. In May, the Commerce Department proposed a rule change that would expand the administration's ability to penalize countries that manipulate their currencies.
An anticipated interest-rate cut by the Fed would probably serve to weaken the dollar, but for now the administration has no plan to take direct action.
"We have, as a matter of policy, ruled out currency intervention," Kudlow said.
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