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10 Terrific Food Documentaries To Stream On Netflix Tonight
Whenever I'm hunting for a movie to watch on a Friday night, I inevitably find myself scrolling through the documentaries on Netflix. Thankfully, there are quite a few great ones, particularly in the food space. Here are 10 food documentaries you should add to your Instant View queue:
Jiro Dreams of Sushi
Good for: Sushi lovers and those who believe discipline and hard work is the key to everything.
Synopsis: Jiro Ono is arguably the greatest sushi chef in the world. This documentary looks at his life and the lives of his two sons as they attempt follow in his footsteps.
Kings of Pastry
Good for: Anyone who pins over-the-top desserts to their Pinterest board.
Synopsis: This documentary follows participants in the brutally competitive Meilleur Ouvrier de France, the legendary French pastry competition, as they vy to take the career making title of "best patissier."
A Matter of Taste: Serving Up Paul Liebrandt
Good for: Fans of haute cuisine and food as art.
Synposis: What does it take to become a successul haute cuisine chef? This doc chronicles the rise of "brilliant and controversial" chef Paul Liebrandt.
Beer Wars
Good for: Beer lovers, of course!
Synopsis: Since this documentary was made, it's probably a little easier for craft brewers to get a share of the market, since craft beer is trending pretty heavily right now. But it's still hard for independent brewers to compete with the corporate giants of the beer industry. Beer geeks should look out for cameo from Sam Calagion of Dogfish Head, among others.
Pressure Cooker
Good for: People who like inspirational films and believe it's important to teach young people how to cook.
Synposis: With the help of their tough culinary arts teacher, three inner-city Philadelphia high school students enter a citywide cooking competition with scholarship money on the line.
King Corn
Good for: Anyone interested in knowing where their food comes from.
Synopsis: When two college friends move to Iowa to grow an acre of corn, they discover just how big a role corn plays in American life. They also hit on big issues like government subsidies and public health.
Good for: Anyone who wants to see our food system transformed.
Synopsis: This film is really a celebration of farmers, thinkers and businesses striving to re-invent America's food system. Among the people profiled are urban farmer and activist, Will Allen, the recipient of MacArthur's 2008 Genius Award, and Joel Salatin.
Dive! Living Off America's Waste
Good for: Anyone trying to throw out less food.
Synopsis: This film is about dumpster diving, so if you've ever wanted to get a glimpse into that world, this is it. It's also a look at America's attitude toward waste in general.
Good for: Anyone with a strong sense of social justice.
Synopsis: In their review of the movie, The New York Times called Farmaggedon "part consumer-rights advocacy, part abuse-of-power exposé." The film focuses on small family farms forced to shut down by the government.
Good for: Anyone who's ever thought about going vegan.
Synposis: This is what happens when three die-hard meat and cheese lovers try to go vegan for 6 weeks. Lots of ups, downs, and lessons learned along the way.
Related: Fair Food: The Farmers, the Growers, the Advocates
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Beer Wars was pretty good, but I ADORED Jiro Dreams of Sushi. Great story and beautiful shots of sushi.
Kings of Pastry is super tense and heartbreaking. Definitely second that recommendation.
No. 12: Save the Farm. It's amazing.
I thought No Impact Man was good too.
Also Food Inc, Food matter, Forks over Knives... Actually, I can't remember which is which anymore, but I love watching new food documentaries. Thanks for the recommendations!
Ordinarily, documentaries don't have me on the edge of my seat or make me gasp, but this one did. Surprisingly touching. Definitely recommend.
Jiro Dreams of Sushi is a really beautiful film [the lights of Tokyo and all that jewel-like fish? to die for], and the man himself is a force of nature. I highly recommend it.
I tend to think some of the selections are a bit silly.
I LOVE Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
I dont like Veducated, Fresh Ideas or Farmageddon, because they are more cheesy versions of already existing movies that are good such as Food Inc., Forks Over Knives, and Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead.
Dive! is a neat movie that makes me think primarily about the humanitarian reach we could but don't utalize.
i also LOVED Jiro Dreams of Sushi!
really beautiful film that captures a lot of the intricacies of Japanese culture, not only sushi-related.
Loved "A Matter of Taste" - he seems compassionate and humble, rare traits in a master chef. Couldn't get into "Jiro Dreams of Sushi."
Also available on Netflix - excellent docs and food-related:
The Harvest/La Cosecha - very powerful
The Farmer's Wife
Our Daily Bread
American Farm
Fridays at the Farm
The Real Dirt on Farmer John
Dive Changed my life. I'm obsessed with that documentary. It comes highly recommended by me :)
I recommend Tampopo for a wonderful take on Japanese Ramen! It will leave you craving ramen as if your life depended on it!
I was trying to watch Fresh but the video quality was so bad - very jumpy, like there were not enough frames per second. is it my connection? Is anyone lse having this issue?
Jiro is an awesome documentary...and I'm Vegan. He seems like a really interesting person.
For a fictional movie about Japanese food, Tampopo is awesome. I think it's still on Netflix.
Jiro is an awesome documentary...and I'm Vegan. He seems like a really interesting person.
For a fictional movie about Japanese food, Tampopo is awesome. I think it's still on Netflix.
Oh, and for another fictional film, I really liked Fast Food Nation. The book is great, and I'm pretty partial to Richard Linklater films....and Food, Inc. is basically the filmed version of the Fast Food Nation book.
I was curious about the 'vegan lifestyle' and Vegucated completely turned me off to it within the first 15 minutes. When she started going through the aisles and pulling up junk food and enthusiastically saying, "It's vegan!"...I'm sorry, but if a food that *should* have animal byproduct in it is essentially all chemicals, it can't possibly be healthy.
Great list. She Who Says GO! if you couldn't handle Vegucated you should watch A Diet for All Reasons, very good doc about vegans. find it it here A Diet for All Reasons


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BEST-SELLING AUTHOR ROBIN COOK, known for his medical thrillers, is also a design virtuoso, particularly when it comes to his six-story Beacon Hill town house, which was built circa 1833, around the start of the Victorian era in America. Cook purchased the home in 1977, the year after he completed his residency at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary (he's also an MD) and the year his first blockbuster, Coma, was published. Determined to restore the house to period-appropriate grandeur, he decorated the writing room — where he worked on the revisions of his newest book, Nano — with Pompeian and Greek themes, befitting a Victorian gentleman's study.
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A funeral is at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Fulton Presbyterian Church. Visitation is 1-3 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. Tuesday at Bosma-Renkes, Fulton.
Survivors include her daughter, Jolene (Roy Carpenter); son, Warren (Cheryl); four grandchildren; siblings, Grace Boelkins, Darlene (Robert) Wiebenga, Margaret Moyihan and Wayne (Sarah), Howard (Jan), Harvey (Arlene), Willard (Eve) and Ronald (Linda) VanZuiden.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul; son, Gordon.
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Rhodesia Ransom is spearheading the collection with a group of residents to collect new and used paperback books to replenish the prison's library.
Prisoners use the books for educational and entertainment purposes.
Books at the prison have short shelf lives because they are checked out and used often by countless prisoners, according to Ransom, who also serves on the DVI Citizens Advisory Committee.
Ransom said she approached prison officials about the drive after hearing a presentation during a committee meeting that the library was in need.
"Our goal is to increase literacy or availability to books that would increase literacy, self empowerment and education," she said.
Books can be placed in drop-off bins at Barnes & Noble at the West Valley Mall, 3200 Naglee Road; Baristas coffee shop, 112 W. 10th Street; and Tracy Travel at 902 Central Ave.
Among the books being sought are westerns, fantasy, science fiction, mysteries, history books, dictionaries, inspirational, motivational, and addiction recovery.
Hardcover books and publications with themes of erotica and violence are not being accepted.
All of the books will be reviewed by the prison librarian before going on the library shelves.
"It's an opportunity for the local community to be able to provide a positive service to the inmates," she said. "We want to have a connection (with the prison and the community)."
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"Great narration and nice story"
The story moves forward the concept of tying the foundation series and robot series together very well. Yes, alittle weird in small spots about sex but the adolescent in you will smile at it. The narrator is top notch and his variation on the voices is very understandable and consistent, he is that good of a reader.
"Lack of excitement"
Well, I did like the story concept but for me the "big reveal" just did not satisfy me. Also, it seemed to drag on the last fourth of the book. Having said that, I have no plans to read he second one.
"The weakest in the series"
This one was ok, not nearly as good as the first two. Big area in the middle about multiculteral groups learning to work together etc, blah! I guess I am glad to have finished the series, but this is the weakest by far.
"What I expect from MacArthur"
The basic premise of the book, that the word slave is somewhat mistranslated as servant is nothing new. But it does present a good background and explanation of what slave and slavery meant back in the day the bible was written.
The book also is used as a platform for MacArthur to make the case for Calvinism and it does present the case for the concept of Calvin???s TULIP very well and is backed up with appropriate bible verses etc. The argument for/against Calvinism is old and interesting and certainly one that Christians can have without coming to blows. I can appreciate this books presentation on the idea.
"You either like the Foundation Trilogy or you dont"
I for one have always like the Foundation Trilogy. I consider it simple and easy reading that does not require you to get a score card or journal in order to follow everything. For its' day it was a very cool idea.
"I really wanted to like this one...."
No, not really. Mostly because it does not resolve central question.
A bigger bone thrown to this old dog concerning the central mystery would have been nice. I am trying not to spoil anything and I know that the journey is half the enjoyment in addition to the destination but we never get to the destination of knowing who the mysterious race is.
"A little too long....."
For the most part, I enjoyed the time listening the the book. The narration was good enough but there was many times the story itself seemed to drag on much more than necessary. I did however enjoy the story, it was very fun and exciting, just very verbose.
The ending was exactly what I expected, not a bad thing but no surprises.
Some of the in game scenes were very good.
If it was edited to be shorter, yes.
"A rehash...."
This is really is a rehash of everything that has gone before. The series really needs a new storyline. Not recommended.
"Not worthy of all the hype"
I have read Stross before (Singularity Sky) and really enjoyed it. This book, while interesting did not seem worthy of all the hype and awards that have been lavished upon it. I was most interested in the back story of what happened and what the future is for humanity than the story of the robots that was presented. Even the adult content that has been talked about in other forums I found rather pointless. As for narration, that was very good. Just wish story was better. My recommendation is to save the credit.
"Not too bad"
First the bad. There was more product placement in this book than in anything else I have ever read. It was distracting and not really necessary. In ten years it will greatly out date the book. Second, the few places of sexual innuendo or puns made me groan. Again, distracting, unrealistic and unnecessary.
The good, the characters were very interesting as was the story. The wakening was well done I thought and the character interactions were very believable. As for audio quality, it was great. Multiple voices, well executed! I was pleasantly surprised by the use of original material near the end about which I will say nothing more.
Yes the premise is far-fetched but then isn't all SF that way? I think that it takes place in this day and age is what amplifies this. I will be downloading the next one very soon.
"Not too bad"
For fans of the series, it is fairly good. I would have to say that this got me to get and listen to the rest of the series.
Narration is wonderful.
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The JavaScript DSP API, RiverTrail, and the Future of JavaScript Parallelization
January 4th 2013
The DSP API is not the only attempt at adding support for some sort of parallelization to JavaScript. Firefox and Intel have been working on the RiverTrail project, which adds a ParallelArray type to JavaScript, which can be operated on using methods like map, reduce and forEach like you'd find on normal JavaScript arrays. The difference is that the callback functions you pass to those ParallelArray methods are executed in parallel as long as they have no side effects.
The original RiverTrail project compiled JavaScript functions to OpenCL kernels which could then be executed on the GPU (or CPU I think). Firefox Nightly has support for a ParallelArray implementation as well, so you can try it out there today. Firefox is planning to support a number of possible parallelization schemes, including using worker threads (multicore), using special vector SSE instructions, and running on the GPU.
This is exciting work, but it is much more general purpose than the DSP API, which provides a few prewritten functions developers can use whereas RiverTrail/ParallelJS is trying to parallelize custom JavaScript functions. You can find out more about RiverTrail and the work going on in Firefox over on Nicholas D. Matsakis' blog.
For now, you can try out the DSP API in Node.js using node-dsp (just dsp on npm), and the ParallelArray support in Firefox Nightly. Hopefully 2013 will have more to bring in this area!


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Things got naked at the 14th Annual Mr. Lower East Side Pageant
Things got wild and whacky at the 14th Annual Mr. Lower East Side Pageant Thursday night. Metro went inside the one-of-a-kind event, hosted at Cake Shop on Ludlow Street. The contestants participated in a 1-minute talent competition, a swimsuit competition, evening-wear and question and answer session.
As expected, things got interesting during the competitions for "best male tits", "congeniality" and "best nutsack" — especially since "any woman or gay man who shows up is automatically a judge," according to the pageant rules.
In the end, there could one be only lucky gentleman to rule and reign over the Lower East Side. That honor went to a special young man named Johnny Bizarre.
Well done, gents — you're all winners in Metro's eyes. World peace for everyone!
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There was a crowd of Neopets standing over him, pointing and whispering as they saw him move. They were not dressed like the Meridellian peasants or castle dwellers; instead, their costumes were colorful silk, red and gold, or patterned with flowers or birds, very ornamental with hair accessories and jewelry. 'Exotic' was the phrase that sprang to his mind, especially when he realized they were speaking a language he did not understand. A flicker of movement on his level caught his eye, and he turned in time to see a startled white Bori crouched low on the dock, behind the rest of the crowd. They locked eyes for just a moment, before hers rolled back and she passed out, crumpling on the pier. Shocked, Treal's squire training kicked into gear – he tore the tangled fishing net from his claws and jumped to his feet, ignoring the wave of dizzy pain that swept over him.
"Are you all right, milady?" he called, rushing to her side. The crowd parted before him, appearing too nervous to want physical contact with his icy fur. He ignored them, kneeling over the only Bori he had seen in months. She was not dressed like the other Neopets here, and the only belongings she carried were a scroll wrapped in a silk cloth, and a snow Slorg curled comfortably on her shoulder. He blinked in surprise at the Slorg, wondering if it could have washed ashore from Meridell with him. Seemed unlikely, although the exact progression of the night's events were hazy. Deciding to ignore it, Trealiy gingerly wrapped his arms around her, cradling her limp form to his chest. No one else was helping her, and she clearly needed medical attention.
"Is there a healer here?" he asked, addressing the crowd. Their murmurs faded, watching him with suspicious curiosity. Treal frowned, realizing they did not understand the word. "Doctor? Medic? Apothecary?" he tried, each time being met with blank indifference. His tail lashed anxiously behind him, frustrated by the language barrier. Finally a large figure muscled his way through the crowd, growling several harsh words until the motley assortment of Neopets cleared a space for him. It was a towering blue Grarrl, equipped with a gold spiked helmet and shining pauldrons, white knuckles gripping a long spear with a red tassel decorating the tip. Treal flinched before what was clearly a warrior, but still met the Grarrl's intense stare, hoping he would understand the situation. The spearman gave him a curt nod, waving for the Bori to follow him.
They walked in silence through the village, up a winding stone path that led to a suspended rope bridge. Treal held the unconscious white Bori close, trying not to look over the edge into the foggy abyss. The Grarrl was leading him to a mountain in the heart of this land, other peaks visible jutting from the mist that concealed the ocean below them. The passage of time was difficult for him to judge; it felt like the bridge stretched on forever, each step bringing another twinge of pain to his aching head. He would have been impressed by the beauty of this place if he was not so confused as to how he had gotten there in the first place. He had been chased away from Meridell for a mistake he made, and then... he had fallen, hadn't he? That would explain the ocean, the current must have brought him here... Regret twisted in his stomach, etching a frown onto his icy face. He had not wanted to leave the kingdom, but fate had other plans.
He bumped into the Grarrl's armored back, having not noticed the hulking guard stop. The Grarrl did not react, other than motioning with his spear for Trealiy to continue forward. Treal stepped cautiously around the spearman, paws feeling cool stone beneath them instead of the rickety slats of wood. They had reached the palace. Stone statues of Noils lined the long tiled path, meticulously arranged bamboo plants forming a screen behind them. Smooth red pillars rose to meet a sloping roof of gold, several tiers making the building soar majestically towards the sky just like a medieval castle. He had been led to whatever royalty this land swore their fealty to.
Humbled, frightened, and still aching, Trealiy moved down the path to enter the palace. The Bori in his arms had not stirred at all, but her Slorg companion was still clinging to her, snowy color blending well with her white fur. The doors were open, wide entrance marked with two more guards clad in the same armor as the Grarrl. They must be the knights of this country, Treal determined, noticing they used spears more than the Meridellian swords. When they saw the strange sight approaching them – a foreign Neopet composed of ice, cradling another in his arms – they visibly readied themselves, adjusting their posture and tightening the grip on their weapons. Treal hesitated before stepping through the doorway, but the guards did not move to stop him, merely staring after him with overt curiosity. He sighed internally, feeling the same eyes on him wherever he traveled.
Inside the grand hall, sunlight streamed through tall windows, shining on an array of vases on pedestals and painted scrolls that decorated the walls. It was very lavish, richer than King Skarl's stone castle in Meridell, and strangely quiet in comparison. Treal edged deeper in nervously, his ice claws scraping noisily against the hardwood floor. His head ached fiercely, exhaustion threatening to pull him back into the darkness of unconsciousness. A flicker of movement drew his gaze – there was someone standing nearby. He turned in time to see an open room on his side marked by a circular symbol, evenly balanced with black and white halves. Someone was emerging with an armful of gauze bandages, and dropped them as Treal came into view. He sagged, falling to his knees and letting the white Bori slip to the floor. His head hurt so much, and dehydration made it difficult to concentrate on anything or anyone.
"Healer... she needs a healer..." he mumbled, burying his face in his claws as he curled into a defensive ball. He would not ask for help until the other Bori received it first; that was part of the knighthood code, and he was not about to break that, even if he had no hope of becoming a knight anymore.
A flurry of activity surrounded the semi-conscious Bori; he felt hands pulling at him, leading him to a pallet on the floor he could lay down on. Hands examined him, hushed voices speaking around him in a strange language. Through bleary eyes he saw the white Bori being carried to a nearby pallet, being examined by other healers. He smelled incense burning in the air, an exotic odor that made his nose itch. Bandages were wrapped around his head, weaving around his large ears, secured tightly against his brow. Someone pushed a cup into his claws, urging him to drink the pungent liquid it contained. Trusting them blindly, Treal gulped the medicine, gagging on the bitter flavor and nearly spitting it out again. Fatigue forced his eyes shut, laying his weary head down. Staying conscious took too much effort, so now it was time to sleep.
When Trealiy awoke, he thought for one confused moment that he was in the squire quarters, resting on his straw mattress for another day of grueling training. Reality slowly filtered in; his bandaged head still ached, meaning it had not all been a dream. He was in a foreign country, being tended to in a palace. The ice Bori sat up, examining the chamber he had been brought to. It was clearly some sort of sickbay, with bamboo pallets arranged on the floor for resting patients like himself. There were several others sleeping nearby, including the white Bori he had carried with him. He was relieved to see she was alright, whoever she was. He turned to study the wall, noting the black and white symbol was woven into a tapestry that hung above a small shrine where the incense was burned. The healers were not present, and he realized it must be nighttime outside.
Rising cautiously to his feet, Treal tested his balance – the dizziness he felt earlier seemed to have subsided, and he felt well enough to walk. He peeked through the open doorway to see if there were any guards in the hall, but the corridor was empty and dark. The coast was clear. Without any purpose other than exploring, Treal padded down the hallway, staring curiously at the oriental treasures that the palace contained. He had never heard of a place like this, not in his books, and not in Meridell. A sliding door on his left was partly ajar, and he slipped through it, emerging into a wide courtyard hidden within the walls of the palace. The night air was cool, lit sporadically by buzzing Lightmites that flickered over the stone tiles. Several trim cherry trees were planted at regular intervals, perfuming the air with their sweet fragrance. He sat on a carved stone bench, settling his chin atop his claws.
It occurred to him that this courtyard must be a training ground. There was a rack against the wall holding spears and curved swords, all marked with the same red tassels he'd seen the guards wielding. Red and gold was a recurring motif here and presumably was the royal family's colors, just like King Skarl's crimson and blue. Treal felt a pang of homesickness; he had poured so much work into making Meridell his new home, and it had gone to waste. At least he still remembered his training as a squire, even if he could not become a knight. On impulse, the ice Bori stood, moving to the weapons rack and selecting one of the guard spears. The wooden pole was solid, heavier than he had expected, the sharpened spearhead slicing cleanly through the air. He could still practice his basics, keep the lessons fresh in his mind.
He began running through his drills, thrusting and parrying imaginary sparring partners, relaying the same moves over and over to practice control. His muscles protested the workout at first, but his movements grew more fluid as he got into the rhythm. The scraping of his icy claws against stone were the only sounds echoing in the courtyard – he had always been a quiet Bori, preferring to listen rather than speak. The other squires liked to shout with each strike, and he did not miss their clamoring voices. He let his thoughts fall away from him, moving as if in a trance until the choreographed routine reached its end.
Treal leaned heavily on the spearshaft, trying to catch his breath. His head was throbbing fiercely, and his tongue was parched from thirst. He needed more time to recover, he knew, but at least there was a sense of satisfaction from completing his practice. It was then he heard the sounds of someone else in the courtyard – two voices, engaged in a whispered discussion. He turned, startled and embarrassed to have an audience.
Two Neopets sat on the stone bench, both females clad in expensive-looking costumes. One was a Cybunny, her long dress red and blue with gold trim, her dark hair pulled back and pinned neatly in place with long thin sticks. The other was taller and thinner, a Gnorbu with a more practical outfit including a headband to keep her green mane from falling into her eyes, and a sleeveless tunic bound with a gold sash. When they saw him looking, the Gnorbu began clapping her hands together, applauding his performance.
"Did I... disturb you? My apologies, miladies," Treal said after a confused moment, unsure how to respond to them. Their garb suggested they could be powerful nobles, especially the Cybunny. But it seemed odd to see nobility out at night, particularly at a training ground like this. They whispered to each other in their foreign language, giggling. He stood uncomfortably, still breathing heavily and leaning on the borrowed spear. At least they didn't seem upset.
Finally the Cybunny spoke, rising from the bench as she addressed him in his dialect. "You have much skill, wintry one. I have heard the entire palace buzzing about your arrival, but none have described you as a warrior." Her fingers brushed against a small blue amulet she wore, some sort of precious stone. The Gnorbu remained on the bench, watching her companion speak.
"My name is Lunara, and this is my sister, Terrana. We wanted to meet you earlier in the day, but we were told you were in poor health and needed rest. It seems that may have been an exaggeration." A faint twinkle of mischief gleamed in her pink eyes, setting Trealiy slightly more at ease. He did not recognize the names, but the way Lunara spoke seemed very formal and polite, further cementing the concept that she was of high status. He tried to straighten up, square his shoulders and appear presentable. The Gnorbu said something then, her high voice rattling off the foreign words at a rapid pace. Apparently Terrana did not have the mastery of language that her Cybunny sister did – or she simply wanted her words to remain encrypted. Lunara nodded in agreement, before addressing Trealiy again.
"My sister is a warrior of Shenkuu, and invites you to join her training. You can reside here at the palace, where our tutor can also school you in our native language. Is this something that would please you, wintry one?"
Trealiy blinked in surprise. Shenkuu, so that was the name of this misty land? The offer was incredible; it would allow him to essentially pick up where he left off, becoming a knight of this oriental country. He opened his mouth, about to pledge his allegiance to them, when... something made him pause. It was an echo of Sir Jeran's words, the advice he had been given on his first day in Meridell castle. 'To have someone to protect... that, verily, is the source of all courage.' There was another Bori in this land, and though he did not even know her name, he already felt more loyal to her than he did this palace or their guards. He no longer had a reason to train his body; he wanted to find courage, and the way he had acted when he rushed her to the healers despite his own wounds had proven that he had begun to unlock it within himself. He would never have tried to save another Bori during the Bringer of Night's onslaught. He finally had proof that he was changing for the better, and maybe she was the key.
"Miladies Lunara and Terrana, I thank you for your most generous offer. But... I must decline. My time is better spent at another's side. I hope you will understand." He bowed deeply, laying the spear on the stone tiles at his feet. He would remain in this palace until the white Bori regained consciousness, then ask if she would accept his protection as a hired guard. Fate had led him here for a reason, and he could not shake the feeling that it was to be with her.
"It is a pity," Lunara said, and genuinely looked sad. "You must at least tell us your story, traveler. We would both like to know how you became this way..."
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It's tough to find a candy bar that isn't delicious. Snickers, Kit-Kat, Milky Way, Twix, Baby Ruth, and on and on and on. I've always thought the Skor was a very underrated bar – never gets enough credit. The Heath has always had top billing. But Score is a smoother toffee, more buttery. The 3 Musketeers is useless - a waste of a candy bar wrapper. They can try to tout its light and airy, guiltless texture, but we all see through your smokescreen, Mars Inc.
Regardless of my affinity for all bars candy, there is one that will forever reign supreme in my heart. As a kid, my grandfather introduced me to the sweet combination of chocolate, peanut flavored crisps, and caramel, and nothing has ever been able to measure up.
The Whatchamacallit, as it is known, was always my first purchase at the 76 gas station after Saturday afternoon paper route collecting. Yes, before the pack of Topps or Donruss baseball cards…before the RC Cola…before the Big league Chew…I wrapped my grubby little paws around a Whatchamacallit. Instant happiness for a mere 40 cents. As it stands, inflation does not appear to have impacted the candy bar world the same as other commodities, thank goodness. A king size Whatchamacallit is available for just a buck. Yeah...one dollar. USA-USA-USA!
It's the time of the year when we're all finding new an interesting ways to bracket obscure categories of competition. In that spirit, I give you the Whatchamacallit – my #1 seed in the candy bar tournament of chocolate. And Thingamajig - get outta here. You'll never be as good as your older brother.


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A woman who lived through a terrifying experience returned to Waco to raise awareness about domestic violence.
Carolyn Thomas was shot in the face and her mother killed, in a domestic violence attack almost a decade ago.
Saturday she returned to the Trendwood Apartments for the first time since the attack.
Thomas and the group "All Women March for Hope" walked from the apartments where her life changed forever, to the cemetery where her mother is buried.
"I did ride by the apartment where my mom lost her life and I got shot at and it's hard but today is for her and every other woman that's in this situation and every other woman that needs to get out the situation because it's a serious matter," said Thomas.
More than a dozen people took the six-mile trip to the cemetery to raise awareness about domestic abuse, which they called the "silent killer."
C.E.O of all women march for hope and domestic violence survivor Denise Wolford says this walk isn't just about women who survived but also about the women who didn't.
"So we don't take this six mile walk for granted and we're going to be stepping out and stepping in the gap of those that did not survive," said Wolford.
They also handed out pamphlets with information for victims of domestic violence and where they can go for help.
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1. A clothing brand - Vera Madeleine & Levi William
2. A Scottish name - Willma Eilidh & Lachlan Dashiell
3. A virtue name - Grace Wilhelmina & Bravery Xavier
4. A name that contains the letter "W" - Dawn Mirabelle & Lawrence Oliver
5. A famous musician - Verdi Francesca & Mozart Noah
6. A Victorian-era name - Victoria Edith & Isaiah George
7. A trendy, top 20 name - Jennifer Emily & David Michael
8. A noun - Olive Winter & Chase Benjamin
9. A name with four letters or less - Eva Mae & Ben Noah
10. A surname - Campbell Daisy & Smith MorganEmma Charlotte Turner - 20 years old who love names and books.
Future daughters:
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February 16th, 2013 07:56 AM #13Boys: William Thomas | James Malcolm | Elias Christian | Vincent Theo | Joshua Benedict
Girls: Alice Genevieve | Miranda Yvaine | Ivy Arabella | Clara Josephine | Celia Arianwyn
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1. A clothing brand-Johnnie (Johnnie B),
2. A Scottish name-Angus and Elsa
3. A virtue name-Grace
4. A name that contains the letter-Wren
5. A famous musician-Eliza or Olly (Eliza Doolittle and Olly Murs)
6. A Victorian-era name- Alethea Clementine
7. A trendy, top 20 name-Emily and Oliver
8. A noun-Indigo and August
9. A name with four letters or less- Wren and Hugo
10. A surname-Tierney and FinniganPlease contribute to the Nameberry Combination Charts by adding your names to this thread. I would really appreciate your help! http://http://nameberry.com/nametalk...tistics/page19
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1. A clothing brand: Vivienne or Oscar
2. A Scottish name: Isla or Malcolm
3. A virtue name: Grace
4. A name that contains the letter "W": Wren or Wyatt
5. A famous musician: Florence or Louis
6. A Victorian-era name: Alice or Henry
7. A trendy, top 20 name: Sophia or William
8. A noun: Ivy or August
9. A name with four letters or less: Nora or Finn
10. A surname: Quinn or Spencer
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If you had to name your child within each of these categories, what name would you choose? It's up to you what gender you make each name and you can include middle names, too, as long as they also fit in with the category. Also, specify which clothing brand, famous musician, etc you chose. Have fun!
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DS: Levi
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2. A Scottish name:
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3. A virtue name:
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DD: Clarity
4. A name that contains the letter "W":
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5. A famous musician:
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6. A Victorian-era name:
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DD: Adelaide
7. A trendy, top 20 name:
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DD: Emma
8. A noun:
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DD: Raven
9. A name with four letters or less:
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DD: Jane
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DS: Remington
DD: EmersonAmber Nicole. 21 years. Mommy to two cats; Aleelah Mae & Tallulah Belle. "Leah & Lulu".


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Michael Anderson is the artist responsible for lining the lobby stairwell at Ace Hotel New York with graffiti stickers. He is a controversial, innovative and interesting person we're glad to know. Michael has a show opening at Claire Oliver today in New York called The Street is My Palette. There's a reception tonight from 6-8pm at the gallery, where you can meet the artist and see the pieces he's created around the impulse to tear down, reconstruct, question and reuse advertisements — a reclamation of the public and interior space.
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Who pays $27.37 per ticket to meet, not the star of, but two
supporting characters from the show Dance Moms? Oh yeah, me! This
Sunday! With Charlotte! And getting there early to line up for our
autographs, of course. I will get plenty of video to share with you
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In 2012, 21.0% of persons 65+ were members of racial or ethnic minority populations--9% were African-Americans (not Hispanic), 4% were Asian or Pacific Islander (not Hispanic), .5% were Native American (not Hispanic), .1% were Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, (not Hispanic), and 0.7% of persons 65+ identified themselves as being of two or more races. Persons of Hispanic origin (who may be of any race) represented 7% of the older population.
Only 7.7% of all the people who were members of racial and ethnic minority populations were 65+ in 2012 (9.5% of African-Americans (not Hispanic), 5.9% of Hispanics, 10.3% of Asians, 7% of Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islanders (not Hispanic), 8.9% of American Indian and Native Alaskans (not Hispanic)) compared with 17.3% of non-Hispanic whites.
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Immortality Becomes You
Dear Kathryn ,
Thanks for getting us started on this conversation, and sorry to take so long to respond! I've been wanting to re-read the book's ending to refresh my memory before I started writing about the spin taken in the film. I agree with you completely – this is the movie that ignites my "Team Bella" instincts, for sure. Just as with the novel, I was delighted to see the newborn Ms. Swan living into her powers. But at the same time, this was where I thought the movie fell short. Read the rest of this entry »
Team Bella
Dear Natalie,
So here we are, at the end of all things! The final installment of the The Twilight Saga and the end of the journey that started this blog. I'd like to start, however, with the beginning of Breaking Dawn, Part II: those amazing opening credits! Were you as mesmerized as I was? That dreamy northwest landscape that has been as much a part of these movies as the characters we love – drenched in blood red only to be frosted out in icy perfection! The overlay of natural world to Bella's internal organs both crystalizing in the ice that has represented vampirism from the start! The fonts' shift from red, formal serif to white, sans serif! And oh the fabulous layers of suggested meaning: the natural world is the human world, both soaked in the blood of life. The implications that Bella is giving up everything that is beautiful and living and growing and lush and changing about human life for some frozen perfection – beautiful but dead. And yet the subtle counter-implication that this transition is somehow natural. The frost of winter before a new, more vibrant life breaks forth. Read the rest of this entry »
Life after death
Dear Natalie,
After the conclusion to last season, I am pretty psyched to be back in The Vampire Diaries world of teenage melodrama and supernatural antics. Bring on incoherent plots, strained believability, and over-the-top emotional angst! Starting with Elena's big decision – to go through with her transition or not. I absolutely loved that the show went here at the end of last season. Not only was it a gutsy move to make with the female lead, but it seems to be the new trend in vampire fiction: don't just love a vampire, be a vampire! Undoubtedly there will be great comparisons to make between Bella (the first to start this trend) and Elena when the last Twilight movie comes out in a month. One difference was apparent even last night: from very early on in Bella's story she has wanted to end up a vampire, while Elena professed to want nothing less. So what did you make of all the talk of life and death and life after death? Read the rest of this entry »
This really is a family…as sure as the one I was born into
Kathryn and Natalie both posted separate "takes" on The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part I. Below is Natalie's post. You can read Kathryn's post here. And check back soon for a conversation where they respond to each other.
Oh my, Kathryn – I cannot wait to hear what you thought of this film!
You might remember that while the rest of the Twilight fanbase HATED the final book, it was – and remains – my favourite. There is more than enough ink spilled (keys stroked?) on the conservative sexuality agenda buried (not that far beneath the surface) in the Twilight universe, and there is definitely plenty of evidence for that agenda in both book and film. But what continually intrigues me about the whole Twilight empire is how by the end of it all, we have this constant unraveling of the conservative themes through the strange – certainly abject – empowerment of the central figure, Bella. Read the rest of this entry »
Childhood is the kingdom where nobody dies
Kathryn and Natalie both posted separate takes on The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part I. Read Kathryn's post below. You can read Natalie's post here. And check back soon for a conversation between them.
Dear Natalie,
Well, here we are. Over two years after we started this blog around a conversation about the Twilight books and Breaking Dawn is finally in theaters. Not all of it, of course, but we are finally getting to the best part about the series and for my money this was hands down the best film and I thought it was nearly perfect. Perfect, that is, not as a film to be compared to all other films, but perfect as rendering the internal feeling of Meyer's book better than Meyer did herself. I think I remember correctly that we both loved the final book best and I've been waiting, sometimes with kind patience sometimes with annoyed exasperation, to get through the other films to this one. Read the rest of this entry »
You've Been Marked
Dear Kathryn,
Man oh man, I guess it was too much to hope ol' Rose was going to be fine…the possibility not only of a sexy "friends with benefits" storyline, but also for Damon to find a genuine friend and a more grown up form of lover – I guess we had to know it was too good to be true. I, however, am holding out hope (especially based on the previews for the next episode – January 27th! wtf!) that we'll find some magic healing for what ails her (I'm tempted to cue the Marvin Gaye, but am thinking this might be more Bonnie's forte). I guess I'm not entirely convinced that the biter was Jules, though. I realize that's the more obvious option – especially seeing as it seems almost certain not to be Tyler – but I wasn't completely convinced that Jules even was a werewolf. Something isn't adding up – did you catch any clues I missed? I'm loving the mystery! Read the rest of this entry »
Negotiating Her Own Conditions? Really?
Hey Kathryn,
So as I write this, I know you are prepping yourself to head out to see Eclipse. Tyler and I went to see it last night at the Drive-in with some friends (a setting that doubles any movie's enjoyment level). With the third book being my least favourite of the series, I didn't have the highest expectations for the film…which is possibly why it wasn't that disappointing. I mean, it's a pretty bad movie. But there were a few things to think on that made it worthwhile and fun for me. Read the rest of this entry »


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With boost set at 8.7 psi, the ASA supercharger adds 149 hp. The total head count rises to 545 hp at 6800 rpm, accompanied by a healthy 435 lb-ft of torque at 4600 rpm. This extra power helps launch the car with the determination to reach 62 mph in 5.5 seconds, a full half-second faster than stock.
The subtle link between art and brute force is illustrated perfectly by the Maser's supercharged V8. In naturally aspirated form, its power delivery is a thing of beauty in the way it feeds layers of sound and sensation as it moves rapidly from idle to its 7500-rpm redline. One of the ASA supercharger's strengths is that it doesn't alter the engine's character, just amplifies its power and torque.
In normal driving, it's the beefier torque curve that makes the real difference to the way the car is driven. The motor doesn't need to be revved as hard to achieve the same speed; full throttle now delivers a solid push in the back rather than just a consistent buildup of speed. This extra rush turns a good engine into a great one.
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Nor are the brakes perfect. They don't seem to really bite and scrub off speed in the manner expected from a high-spec Brembo system (this car is based on a '06 Quattroporte Sport GT; the Sport GTS launched at the end of 2007 uses iron/aluminium brake discs for greater fade resistance).
The suspension is also standard, with only the 8.5- and 10.5-width 20-inch AEZ forged alloys, and 245/35 and 285/30 Dunlop SP Sport Maxx tires making the difference. While this combination lowers unsprung weight slightly over the factory 20s and the larger rears provide more grip, the 151 extra horses are still more than enough to bring the chassis to the end of its tether. Coupled to the weak brakes, this holds the car back from realizing its full potential. Pietz was aware of this and wanted to upgrade the chassis to match, but the dealer didn't see the need; he's not a hard driver.
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July 25, 2013 WAILUKU — Lyn McNeff, CEO of Maui Economic Opportunity Inc. more »»
Entries sought for 25th annual Lahaina Poster Contest
July 25, 2013 LAHAINA — Artists across the island are gearing up for Lahaina's annual Poster Contest sponsored by LahainaTown Action Committee and Lahaina Arts Society. more »»
Lions to hold slipper drive
July 25, 2013 LAHAINA — West Maui Lions will hold their fifth annual Back to School Slipper Drive at Lahaina Cannery Mall (next to Longs Drugs) on Saturday, July 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. more »»
Duke's Beach House donates $1,632 to Women Helping Women Maui
July 18, 2013 KAANAPALI — Duke's Beach House presented Women Helping Women Maui with a donation of $1,632 during a recent Henry Kapono performance. more »»
First Hawaiian Bank to hold Maui PrimeTime Wellness Fair
July 18, 2013 KAHULUI — Learn how you can get started on a healthier lifestyle at the 16th annual First Hawaiian Bank Maui PrimeTime Wellness Fair. more »»
Center hosts business workshops
July 18, 2013 KAHULUI — The county Office of Economic Development holds free business workshops at the Maui County Business Resource Center in Maui Mall. more »»
Minit-Medical Urgent Care now offers Intense Pulsed Light treatment options
July 18, 2013 LAHAINA — Interested in looking younger? Some cutting-edge technology has come to the West Side. more »»
Island Sole opens fifth store in Lahaina
July 11, 2013 LAHAINA — Island Sole recently opened its fifth retail store in Hawaii and first Maui location at 736-A Front St. in Lahaina. more »»
County announces Small Business Revitalization Grant Program
July 11, 2013 WAILUKU — The county Office of Economic Development last week announced a new grant assistance program designed for small businesses in the rural communities of Hana, Molokai and Lanai. more »»
Central Pacific Bank collecting school supplies
July 11, 2013 HONOLULU — Central Pacific Bank is collecting school supplies and monetary donations throughout July at its 34 branches statewide as part of the Ready to Learn program. more »»
MFD promotes firefighters
July 4, 2013 W AILUKU — Maui Fire Department recently announced the promotions of three firefighters — Clement Enomoto, Matthew Akiona and Jesse Aloy — to Firefighter II Hazardous Materials Specialist. more »»
Dr. Rory O'Connor joins Maui Memorial Medical Center
July 4, 2013 WAILUKU — Dr. Rory O'Connor has joined Maui Memorial Medical Center as the new gastroenterologist. One of only four gastroenterologists currently on Maui, Dr. more »»
Governor signs legislation to support home ownership
July 4, 2013 HONOLULU — Gov. more »»
MHLA purchases ATV for Maui Police Department
July 4, 2013 WAILUKU — On June 18, Maui Hotel & Lodging Association (MHLA) purchased an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) from Cycle City Maui and presented it to the Maui Police Department, Kihei District. more »»
Atlantis Submarines Maui celebrates 50,000 undersea tours
June 27, 2013 LAHAINA — Atlantis Submarines Maui achieved an ecotourism milestone last week Tuesday, descending for the 50,000th time into the waters off Lahaina. Guests of the submarine dive at 9 a.m. more »»
MEO to offer Core Four Business Planning class
June 27, 2013 WAILUKU — Maui Economic Opportunity's Business Development Center will begin another Core Four Business Planning class on Tuesday, July 9. more »»
Abrew appointed to revenue manager at The Ritz-Carlton
June 27, 2013 KAPALUA — The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua announced that Reiko Abrew has been appointed to the position of revenue manager. more »»
Lahaina's first Rotary Club celebrates record year
June 20, 2013 KAANAPALI — Completing one of the most successful years in its 48-year history, the Rotary Club of Lahaina will inaugurate a new president July 1, is gearing up for its annual "Savor the Sunset"... more »»
Maui Brewing Company to host 'Pint Night for the Birds'
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My comment was to address the not working outlet, and not the bathroom switches. According to building codes, as you enter the bedroom there is supposed to be a switch to turn on a light as you enter. That light can be in the form of an overhead light attached to the ceiling, OR , the switch can operate an outlet so someone can have a table lamp plugged in, and then it would turn on. I was wondering if that non working outlet might be activated by a switch, such as the one entering the bedroom.
Sitting here, I can't tell how your house is wired. But putting lights on the same circuit as outlets is not a good idea, but it's also not prohibited, and there is no telling how someone else wired it. You'd have to turn on and off circuit breakers to see what is hooked to what.
Now, none of this is to help solve your problem of the light switches in the bathroom, it just addresses the non working outlet, which I can't help but wonder why it does not work (or does the switch activate it?) And have you taken the cover plate off that outlet and looked at the wires?This message has been edited. Last edited by: Re-mdlr,
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Toledo Police say they have made two arrests in a deadly shooting at a west Toledo apartment complex earlier this week, but two suspects are still on the run.
On Monday, Nathaniel Phillips, 21, was found dead in the parking lot of the Twin Oaks apartment complex near Reynolds Road. Michael Kohlhofer Jr., 19, was shot in the leg.
According to police, just after midnight, four suspects knocked on the door of the apartment, were let inside, and after robbing Phillips, shot him several times.
"A lot has been going through my mind, actually too much. I'm getting struck with many emotions right now: anger, frustration, sadness," said Dominic Phillips, the victim's brother.
On Tuesday night, Cody Alan Ramsay, 17, was arrested for two counts of aggravated robbery and one count of murder. One other person was also arrested Tuesday for aggravated robbery in connection to this investigation.
Ramsay appeared Wednesday morning before Juvenile Judge Connie Zemmelman. She set a hearing for May 14.
Police are still looking for two suspects whom they believe are involved in the case. Levi Jackson, 17, is wanted for murder and two counts of aggravated robbery. Police are also looking for an unknown suspect, described as a black male with dark skin between the ages of 20 and 25, with a large nose and a possible nickname of "Snout."
"Levi Jackson, he's out there right now. He's probably watching this ducked off, but they will find him. They will get him, and make sure he gets what he deserves also," said Dominic Phillips.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Levi Jackson, or the identity of the black male suspect should call the Toledo Police Detective Bureau at 419-245-3142 or CrimeStoppers at 419-255-1111.
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Boeing is looking for a new location to develop its new 777X airplane.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers in Seattle voted down a contract proposal Wednesday. The company offered an eight-year deal for the assembling of its newest aircraft in Washington State.
The workers rejected the plan, saying they would have exchanged concessions for decades of secure jobs.
This opens the door for the City of Huntsville to give Boeing a chance to expand.
Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle said the city would love to work with Boeing in expanding, citing that the company already has 2,200 employees working in the Rocket City.
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Boeing is actively pursuing all options when it comes to 777X location. That includes everything inside the Boeing enterprise and outside.
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CYNTHIANA, Ky. (AP) — Former University of Kentucky coach Joe B. Hall will have a bridge named for him Friday.
The new bridge on U.S. 27 is in Hall's hometown of Cynthiana.
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Hall was inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame last November in Kansas City, Mo. He coached the Wildcats for 13 seasons, finishing with a 373-156 record and winning the NCAA championship over Duke in 1978.
State Rep. Tom McKee of Cynthiana said in a resolution to adjourn the House on Tuesday in honor of Hall that the new bridge "will stand as a monument to the bridge Coach Hall so artfully created when he took over" from legendary coach Adolph Rupp.
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North America is a dynamic migration region, with the United States home to more immigrants than any other country in the world, the Mexico-U.S. corridor the globe's top migration corridor, and Canada a leading destination for migrants. Research collected here focuses on everything from visa policy and border management to immigrant integration, national identity, the demographics of immigrants in the region and their educational and workforce outcomes, and ways to more effectively use migration policy as a lever for national and regional competitiveness.
Between 1960 and 2012 the share of Canadians in the U.S. foreign-born population declined from 10 to 2 percent, while the actual number of Canadian immigrants has remained remarkably steady. Using the most up-to-date statistics, this profile examines the Canadian immigrant population by size, age, location, college education, and more.
Central American migrants have long hopped freight trains known as "La Bestia," or the beast, to get through Mexico en route to the United States. While Mexico has been accused of turning a blind eye to this traffic, U.S. outcry over the surge of unaccompanied child migrants has drawn new attention to the use of the trains. This article highlights the journey aboard the trains, the dangers faced by migrants, and responses by the Mexican government and others.
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Immigration flows to the United States have noticeably slowed in the last year, raising fundamental questions for policymakers and analysts about the effect the economic crisis is having on inflows and return migration. MPI's Demetrios G. Papademetriou and Aaron Terrazas assess the potential impacts by examining recent data, the likely behavior of immigrants, and immigration history.
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