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Chinese Food isn't Just for Takeout!
If you're like me, every once in a while, you get a craving for some spectacular Chinese takeout. Well, it doesn't always have to come in cardboard containers, there are easy ways to DIY these meals and get your fix! Keep reading to find out how I make my favorite Chinese dishes in the comfort of my own kitchen.
- Cold Sesame Noodles – These noodles are addictive. Kids love the taste, and grown-ups appreciate a healthful meal that can keep in the refrigerator for at least a day or two.
- Busy Night Chicken Lo Mein – This is a very quick and easy recipe to follow that could make the whole family smile at the dinner table.
- Quick Chinese Pepper Steak – Incredibly easy and tasty – perfect for when you're in a hurry.
- Egg Foo Yung – Leftover chicken, beef and pork can all be sautéed with mushrooms, sprouts, onion and of course eggs! The accompanying sauce is simple and flavorful.
- Kung Pao Chicken - Make your own Chinese take-out, just as you like it.
- Won Tons – A staple in Chinese cooking, these meat-filled dumplings are deep fried in oil for a crispy outside.
- Egg Drop Soup – Easy to make and you don't even have to order Chinese take-out.
- Oriental Pepper-Beef Shreds – This is not an extensive recipe. Seems to be a easy recipe to make with sirloin, bell peppers and some oil and soy sauce.
- Simple Broccoli Stir-Fry – This simple side goes well with Asian noodle dishes, as well as many other main courses!
- Chinese Hot and Spicy Asparagus Salad – This salad, which can be served warm or chilled, packs a lot of heat. Be sure not to overcook the asparagus.
So, foodies: what's your favorite Chinese food restaurant dish? Do you have a recipe to make it at home? Let us know if you're missing a recipe and we'll help you find a great one.
Have a good week! Until next time, Jen
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Renee: and who the heck is this lochte dude
Celisse: OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG
Celisse: HOTTIEST HOTTIE WHO EVER HOTTIED
Renee: HAHAH
Renee: i'm looking him up…
Renee: i bet he's ugly
Celisse: oh you TAKE IT BACK.
Renee: oh i'm stalking now
Renee: nice bod
Renee: face? hmmmm
Celisse: oh i'll show you the funniest video about him i've ever seen
Renee: k
Renee: is he serious about the grille?
Celisse: AHAHAAH he actually wears it
Renee: is he SERIOUS ABOUT THE DRAWINGS?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Celisse: fishes jumping through the clouds
Celisse: HAHAHAHA
Celisse: the first time i saw that video I LAUGHED SO HARD FOR MANY MINUTES
Renee: i think God put all of his effort into ryan's swimming talent.
Celisse: haahahahahah he'll probably be an astronaut after his swimming career is over
Renee: yeah cuz he's just so original
Celisse: haahaha and so laid back.
Celisse: i'll be mrs astronaut.
Renee: except he's way too dumb to be an astronaut
Celisse: HAHAHAH
Celisse: shush, non-believer!
Renee then proceeded to draw a future family portrait of Hubby Lochte and myself in the FUTUREEEE:
So. I was going to use this post to pimp out www.cellspin.net, but NEVERMIND, cos it REFUSES TO WORK ON WORDPRESS, APPARENTLY. Woe.
Anyway, I know I promised you all a hottie post today but I guess there's a tropical storm or something coming and I was forced to make preparations, even though it's not really hitting my side of Florida. WHATEVER. Now I'm in need of a nap and I'm depressed that swimming is over. WOE.
I swear there will be a hottie post in this space by tomorrow evening, so watch out for that. To tide you over in the mean time, heres some Lochte, at the Speedo Athletes party at Wish, Beijing:
You'll be the cutest lil' astronaut I ever did see, honey.


text: Submitted by Anna Fader on Wed, 07/01/2009 - 8:15am Free Events and Activities for NYC KIdsI don't know about you, but this summer we've pared back on camps and vacations in an effort not to spend money we don't have. But our loss is your gain because, instead, what we're going to be doing this summer is exploring New York City and all the fun stuff we don't always have time to do during the school year. To get organized for a full summer of fun NYC style (and 62 scarily empty days), I planned out an activity for just about every single day in July and August, 'cause, as my son would say, "that's what me do." The following list is not comprehensive. These are the things I'm looking forward to doing this summer. These are the coolest family events coming up this summer, plus some great places I've just been meaning to get to. And most of them are free. The Hamptons isn't all that, hang with me right here in New York. It's gonna be a blast (and don't forget to check out our Summer Activity Guide for even more great things to do with kids in NYC this summer). I hope to see you there. 50 Things to Do This Summer With Kids in New York City: Check out what's still open/new at Coney Island Fun Family Workshop and performance with Shakespeare on the Run (July 2 or 7) Play for Free at the Children's Museum of Manhattan (July 3) Picnic on Hudson River Park and stay for Fireworks (July 4) Enjoy the private JCC rooftop playground open to all, Sundays in July Explore African Culture at the International African Arts Festival (July 3-6) City Parks Arts Events All 4 Boroughs throughout the summer STREB with Invisible Forces acrobatics performance (July 9) Go camping in NYC with the Urban Park Rangers. (July 10 and other dates) Celebrate Brooklyn! They Might Be Giants Family Concert (July 11) High Line Street Festival (july 12) Tour de Queens (July 12) Go Berry Picking Listen to the NY Philharmonic in the park (July 14th and other dates) Macy's Fishing Contest (July 15-19) Play Vintage Video Games at the Museum of the Moving Image Ride the tram to Roosevelt Island for music or a movie The Big Draw (July 18) Ft Totten Family Day (July 19) Movies on the Elevated Mile (55 Water St) West Side Story -July 20 & Muppet Movie- August 17 Jabali African Acrobats in Forest Park (July 21) See Click Clack Moo come to life (July 22 and other dates) Bindlestiff Family Cirkus (July 23) Bash the Trash Workshop and Parade at the High Line (July 25) Get sandy at the Sandcastle Contest Rockaway Beach (July 26) VIsit the Snow Leopards at the Central Park Zoo Listen to the Trees at the Tree Museum Play at the new NYPL Children's Center Explore Astoria by day and night Stay out late with the kids in tow Dirty Sock Funtime Band Plays Madison Square Park (July 28, others on other dates) Hear Lady Smith Black Mambazo outdoors at MetroTech (July 30) Arlo Guthrie at Castle Clinton (July 30) Watch Star Wars the Clone Wars under the stars (July 31) Target First Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum or New Museum (Aug 1) Family Dance Workshop and Performance with Merce Cunningham Dance Company (Aug 1 & 2) Take ferry to Sandy Hook Beach Puppet Bubble Show in Union Square (August 6 and other dates) Canoe the Gowanus (August 8 and other dates) Robbi K plays Madison Square Park (August 13, others other dates) Lincoln Center Out of Doors Family Day (August 15) Summer on Hudson Lawn Party (July 19& Aug 16) Free Fishing on Pier 84 or 46 (Any weekend) Go Star Gazing in Inwood (any Saturday) Mini golf at NY Hall of Science US Open Arthur Ashe Family Day (August 23) Stroll the High Line Play in the newly renovated Washington Square Park Picnic on the new grassy Pier 64 in Chelsea See Roxy Paine's installation on the roof of the Met. See Claes Oldenberg's giant soft sculptures at the Whitney Multicultural Family performances at a Clearing in the Forest (August 30 & other dates) Need more ideas? Check out our list of 100 Things to Do with Kids in NYC Before They Grow Up. Age: BabyTweens & TeensKidsPreschoolersCategory: Free Activitieslocation: New York , NY New York New York , NY New York New York , NY New York


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|Slapstick Encyclopedia
Actors: Stan Laurel, Mabel Normand, Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd
Directors: Buster Keaton, Charles Chaplin, Charley Chase, Al Christie, Alfred J. Goulding
Genres: Action & Adventure, Westerns, Classics, Comedy, Kids & Family, Military & War
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Great value and packaging!
Jmark2001 | Florida | 05/29/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This must have been a labor of love! A collection of over 50 silent comedy shorts, nearly 16 hours of silent comedy! Lots of little jewels here - rare Harold Lloyd, Langdon, Hardy, silent film comediennes, etc. The music is new and appropriate. The booklet is first rate, as is the packaging and artwork. At a dollar a film, you are getting your money's worth especially since many of these are not available on DVD elsewhere. Many of these films I have never heard of and I have been watching silent films for twenty years.I found more than 95% of them to be very entertaining. Some of them are close to a hundred years old and provide a rare glimpse into a world that would have been lost if it was not for the camera. If you love silent films, this is heaven! Occasionally crude, very physical slapstick (which I never got but apparently early immigrant audiences loved) is here but plenty of fun gags, cute visual humor, early "sit com" type humor can also be found here. The title "Slapstick Encyclopedia" is misleading as many of these films are not slapstick, they are early comedy shorts. Some are so sophisticated that I realized that I had underestimated the makers and audience back then. My only beef is that it is hard to navigate. Once you start one of the shorts, you are stuck watching the whole thing - you can't go to a particular scene. If you want a specific scene, you have to watch the whole film. You can easily find a film (there are 8-12 films on each disc) but you can't go to anything speciifc in the film. A minor complaint for the best, most entertaining purchase I have made all year. I definitely got my money's worth - and then some - here. The prints range from excellent to average - nothing is unwatchable. Most are from the Blackhawk series of films. Highly recommended to all silent film lovers!!"
Back to Silents...with Raucous Laughter
woolrich2 | VA. United States | 09/04/2002
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"There are some great and not-so-great items in this set, but all are of interest, if you like silent comedies. I recommend the 3 shorts each by Harry Langdon and Harold Lloyd (with one caveat to be discussed for "Haunted Spooks"), the rare version of Buster Keaton's "The Boat," some of the solo efforts by Stan Laurel (of later Laurel & Hardy fame), the "Hairbreadth Harry" short entitled "Danger Ahead" (based on a 1920's comic strip and one of the most ridiculously inspired things I've ever seen), the teaming of Charlie Chaplin and "Fatty" Arbuckle in "The Rounders" (where they each try to top one another on screen), and the delirious short by Charley Bowers (the only successful comedian/animator in film history--who incorporates his bizarre animation into his film shorts). You can see so much here, as to the development of the careers of famous silent comedians. See Buster Keaton's crying and mugging hysterics while with "Fatty" Arbuckle develop into his more familiar stoic "Great Stone Face." See Stan Laurel go from frenetic nasty idiot on screen to playing the more sublime "Stanley" in the Laurel and Hardy shorts. See early Harold Lloyd shorts where his character has a bit more of an edge. Wonder why Ben Turpin had a career at all. All along marvel at the wonderful, appropriate musical accompaniment, sometimes on the odd "Fotoplayer."The caveat? Well, nothing and I mean nothing has been censored and some very politically incorrect moments also make the cut, a few of which can make for some startling viewing for modern sensibilities. Then again, these films are 75 to 90 years old, and that should be borne in mind. In particular, I'm thinking of "The Detectress" and "Haunted Spooks" and parts of the Bert Williams short as rather blatant offenders. Also, while the prints included are some of the best surviving, a small number have some nitrate decomposition, sprocket jump, discoloration, and the like. As an example, the quality of "The Garage" with Keaton/Arbuckle's a little disappointing compared to some other prints I've watched. However, these are often very rare films, and rough prints can be better than none.I'd recommend this set both as a tremendous resource and a great bargain for any seasoned silent movie fan as well as any novice fan who wants to learn more in a hurry."
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Jmark2001 | Florida | 07/08/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I previously reviewed this set but wanted to add a few comments. Included here is the incredible film "Now you tell one" by Charlie Bowers. Bowers looks like Keaton but out Keatons Keaton! After years of working in animation, Bowers took his surreal special effects into film. The result is jaw dropping! Wait until you see him 'grow" cats - and watch out for the little mouse with the revolver!
Monty Banks gives us one of the most thrilling chases ever seen in film in "chasing choo-choos". It looks like he did all of his stunts here and it is amazing that he lived to tell about it!
Definitely a great collection. Where else can you get silent films for about a dollar each? Do I like all of them? No. But with over 50 films, there is plenty here to enjoy and thrill to."
Facinating and rare silent short comedies
Jmark2001 | 05/17/2002
(4 out of 5 stars)
"It is wonderful that these rare shorts are released in such good condition. The remastering was well done, from what seems to be the best films available, and the films are at the correct speed. I have only two reasons not to give this a Five, and
it is because the endings of the films seem to be clipped short and the credits are not presented. Also, The producers of these discs should have given more of the history of these films. That said, I am a silent film buff who is very happy to have this in my collection."


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This is Skander, my brother. On the weekend of August 12, if you live in New York or Los Angeles, and if you appreciate pitch-black comedy and "jaw-droppingly inappropriate" social satire, do go and see Pretty Persuasion, the movie he wrote. (You can view the trailer on the website.)
Pretty Persuasion was a Dramatic Competition pick at Sundance 2005. Critics either love it or hate it; I'm still snickering over the fact that A.O. Scott, in his Sundance roundup review for the New York Times, described it as "rancid." Directed by Marcos Siega, it's a high-school comedy starring Evan Rachel Wood as a sociopathic teen, Ron Livingston as her somewhat creepy teacher, James Woods as her very creepy father, and Jane Krakowski as an easily corrupted television reporter.
Some other things Skander is working on these days: He has written some scripts for a vaguely Buffyish YTV show called "Dark Oracle", which I haven't seen. (Yes, my brother writes for television, and no, I don't own a TV. Shut up.) He has a hell-raisin' article in the July-August issue of Script Magazine, exhorting young screenwriters to write the screenplays they want to write, rather than trying to pander to the market. He is working on getting a studio to back his directorial debut, to be titled The Perfect Ghost -- it was supposed to shoot in Romania this summer but that fell through, as these things so often do. Also, his longtime fascination with online cult-celebrity film reviewer Outlaw Vern has led him to write a screenplay about Vern -- not a biopic, but an insane satirical fantasy in which Vern singlehandedly overthrows Hollywood's grip on the public imagination and turns America on to esoteric subtitled art films instead. Vern seems uncertain what to make of the whole thing (scroll halfway down), but is being a good sport about it. True to form, the script is ridiculously funny and will offend every single human being who sees it. So far everyone Skander has shown it to has described it as "unmakeable," but that's what they said about Pretty Persuasion.


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New Hampshire Farmer Feeds Turkeys Beer For Better Flavor And Size
Why not get them drunk before..well you know? They end up on my table with all the fixing's! It's the American way! One New Hampshire man does just that! Joe Morette says his turkeys will drink just about anything.
According to The Huffington Post, Morette, has been raising about 50 Thanksgiving turkeys this year and has been giving his birds beer since 1993, when he and his workers popped had a few beers after work on a hot July day. A turkey knocked one over and started drinking it! They loved it!
Now the holiday foul sips the suds all the time. He swears that the beer makes birds fatter, more flavorful and juicier. "Turkeys don't seem to be the brightest, so they could stumble around and you wouldn't know if they drank too much or not," explains the turkey farmer! I really now feel I have to try it! Drunken Turkey! No word on what kind of beer the bird prefer. PBR, Old English? I wonder if they drink 40's?


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Last month, ABC revived Battle of the Network Stars for the first time since 1988. This show, which originally aired in 1976, featured stars of current network TV shows duking it out and showing off their athletic abilities. The reboot features mixed martial artist Ronda Rousey and football player DeMarcus Ware as team captains. While the show has certainly changed since the original run, each team tends to feature at least one celebrity who was on the original run of Battle of the Network Stars, like CHiPs veterans Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox who haven't been seen on TV together in years.
The July 27 episode's theme was Cops vs. TV Sitcom stars and the teams were: Erik Estrada, Larry Wilcox, Kelly Hu, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, and Lorenzo Lamas versus Todd Bridges, Leigh-Allyn Baker, Dave Foley, Willie Garson and Jenna von Oy. We shouldn't be surprised that our favorite TV cops won!


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If you ever wanted to know the difference between free enterprise and bureaucratic red tape, you could take as a good case in point the saga of the proposed Performing Arts Center vs. the Parker Playhouse.
Louis Parker
Twenty years ago, a theater-loving millionaire philanthropist by the name of Louis Parker decided that his adopted city needed a theater. In one short year, he conceived the notion, sought out the best possible architect he could find, got the city to donate a piece of land in Holiday Park and, presto! With no fuss, no blue-ribbon committee, no out-of-town consultants at exorbitant fees, within a few short months, that little gem of a theater, Parker Playhouse, was born.
Contrast that with all the headlines and all the trials and tribulations of our poor PAC, and you will see what I mean.
What this town needs at this point is a couple of philanthropist millionaires ala Louis Parker to come out of the manicured tennis courts of Bay Colony or Harbor Beach and put an end to our cultural misery with that same kind of entrepreneurial efficiency.
I know they are there and they could do it, too, just as soon as these people start thinking of Fort Lauderdale as ``home`` instead of Indianapolis or Chicago or New York.
Meanwhile, is it possible that the 20th anniversary of Parker Playhouse is practically upon us?
To some of us who were there, it seems only yesterday that on the night of Feb. 9, 1967, amid the biggest hoopla the city has seen so far, the Playhouse opened in a blaze of spotlights and television cameras. Neil Simon`s The Odd Couple was the first attraction, brought in by the man who was then -- and still is -- the Playhouse producer, Zev Bufman.
By a strange coincidence, the February 1986 offering also will be a Neil Simon play, his latest hit, Biloxi Blues.


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By Staff
Coaching Management, 13.9, October 2005, http://www.momentummedia.com/articles/cm/cm1309/bbsetback.htm
This summer, the softball community was dealt a crushing blow when the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced its decision to oust the sport from the summer games beginning in 2012. Baseball and softball failed to receive a majority of votes, becoming the first events dropped from the games in 69 years.
"We're very disappointed by the outcome of the vote," says Don Porter, President of the International Softball Federation (ISF). "I think the IOC made a mistake in not fully recognizing the extent to which softball has developed and how it's being played around the world."
As one example of growth, Porter points to softball's inclusion in the World University Games for the first time in 2007. Held every two years by the International University Sports Federation, the summer games are scheduled to take place in Bangkok, Thailand in 2007. Talks to add softball began two years ago, when the ISF offered to host the first World University Softball Championships at its headquarters in Plant City, Fla.
Held in October 2004, the first World University Softball Championships included athletes from around the globe, with past Olympians peppering teams from Australia, Canada, China, Chinese Taipei, Guatemala, Japan, the Netherlands, and the United States. After five days of competition, the USA Elite team, which included players from seven NCAA Division I institutions, won the gold medal in a closely fought 1-0 final against Chinese Taipei.
The second World University Softball Championships will be help in Tainan, Taiwan, in July 2006. To qualify for USA Softball's Elite Team, athletes must have been born between Jan. 1, 1978 and Dec. 31, 1988. Players may be invited to one of three tryout sessions held each year, where they will be evaluated and selected by USA Softball's National Team Selection Committee.
"The '04 championships were a good opportunity for our athletes," says USA Elite Team Head Coach Jay Miller, who is also Head Coach at Mississippi State University. "Although being dropped from the Olympics will have an effect on the goals and aspirations of college players, the college game is still very strong and will continue to be. The international softball community is working very hard to have the game reinstated, and I think we'll be back for the 2016 Olympics."
As Porter continues to lobby the IOC to change its mind for 2016, he believes the success of events like the World University Softball Championships will only help. "We have a lot of major events coming up which will showcase the success of softball," says Porter. "We just have to regroup and work toward getting softball back on the Olympic program. We're hopeful this is just a temporary setback. Softball will go on."
For more information about the World University Softball Championships, visit:
USA Softball: www.usasoftball.com
International Softball Federation: www.internationalsoftball.com
International University Sports Federation: www.fisu.net


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Saturday, October 28, 2006
A Short History of Tea by Me
Rumors and tales abound concerning the origin of tea. The most commonly held belief is that the Emperor Shen Nung discovered tea in China back in 2737 B.C. He was outside in his garden one day while his servants were boiling water for him to safely drink, when some leaves blew into the pot of boiling water. The leaves added aroma and flavor. He drank it-enjoying its taste and declaring it to have medicinal properties. In fact, tea was often considered a medicine. For centuries it was available from apothecaries for medicinal use and not as just a beverage to be enjoyed.
Some of the brands of English tea that we are familiar with are named with names that show the medicinal roots like Typhoo and PG Tips. Typhoo was the Chinese word for Doctor and the PG of PG Tips stood for "Pre-gestive" to aid in digestion. In fact, tea is good for health, but more about that later.
Tea has often been imbibed with many different qualities as William Gladstone says:
"If you are cold, tea will warm you-
If you are heated, it will cool you-
If you are depressed,
It will cheer you-
If you are excited, it will calm you."
Tea arrived in England from China in the 1600's from Dutch Traders. Along the way it grew in popularity fueled by the monarchs including Queen Anne and Queen Victoria. In fact, during Queen Victoria's reign the East India Company of London controlled the world's supply of tea.
But it was Anna, Duchess of Bedford, who is credited with beginning the ceremony we know as Afternoon Tea. During her day lunch was served at noon, but dinner did not occur until 8 or 9 pm. Anna began to have a "sinking feeling" during the long afternoons. She asked her cook to make her a pot of tea and some small snacks to enjoy with it. She liked this afternoon tea break so much that she began to invite other ladies over to join her. They would meet in her boudoir. Now, we often think of the boudoir as a bedroom, but it used to be more of a quiet sitting room where women would make their plans and run their households from.
News about her tea parties grew and other women of the upper classes began having teas of their own. The tradition has continued to this day. Afternoon teas began to inspire dress styles as well.
Tea grew in popularity as more of the English were able to afford it. The coffeehouses were the men's domain and women did not enter them. Eventually, a woman did open a tearoom and it became acceptable for women to meet there, even unchaperoned.
Tea made it to America in 1660 having been introduced by Dutch colonists. The American colonists loved their tea and consumed vast quantities of it. Over time, England taxed tea considerably for the Colonists. It was these constant taxations without representation that the colonists grew to resent, resulting ultimately in the famous Boston Tea Party. What a party that was! It is estimated that the angry colonists, dressed as Indians, dumped $238 million dollars worth of tea into the Boston Harbor on that December day. Colonists ultimately gave up their love of tea, choosing coffee instead to boycott the unfair taxes.
However, two notable tea inventions did occur in America. It was an American who began selling samples of tea in small silk bags. His costumers began to brew the tea while still in the fabric bags and thus, the tea bag was born. Also, at the St. Louis World's Fair another tea salesman was having difficulty in selling hot tea because of the warm weather. He decided to serve the brewed tea over ice, and Americans often drink their tea iced to this day.
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Thanks for the history lesson. :)
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I have a song you might like. called "the perfect cup of tea", you can hear it at my blog.
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Rio de Janeiro: Brazil`s October presidential elections may feature a second round, as support for incumbent President Dilma Rousseff falters and her contenders gain strength, according to an opinion poll.
The latest Datafolha poll, the results of which were declared Friday, showed that support for Rousseff has slid to 37 percent from 38 percent in the previous poll, while Aecio Neves, candidate of the main opposition Brazilian Social Democracy Party, gained four percentage points to 20 percent.
Support for Brazilian Socialist Party candidate Eduardo Campos gained one point to 11 percent, Xinhua reported.
A total of 12 percent of electors said they would vote null and 7 percent remained undecided, the poll showed.
The poll surveyed 2,844 eligible voters from 174 towns over Brazil Wednesday and Thursday, with a two-point margin of error.


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The Federal Reserve expands the money supply causing an artificial boom in the economy. With the boom many individuals overextend themselves, then the Federal Reserve contracts the money supply causing an artificial bust in the economy. Then the individual that overextended him/herself loses all of their assets to the banks.
According to the Austrian business-cycle, the Federal Reserve is essential to starting the boom-bust cycle. It is only when interest rates are artificially low due to an increase in the monetary base that systematic malinvestment occurs. This leads to a false sense of prosperity, as producers rush to grab the easy cash and build projects that they think consumers will buy in the future, but the problem is that consumers are not actually saving and therefore the entire structure of production and the meaning of interest rates is twisted and the boom ends, followed by the bust.
This is more of a problem with fiat currency in general, but no matter the circumstance, fiat currency will always inflate at a constant rate. A central bank can limit this of course, but this means the money the people save is constantly devalued. Not to mention unemployment must remain above 0% to stop hyperinflation. The system is broken and does not provide for everybody.
The Federal Reserve is doing an important thing by buying bonds. Besides keeping interest rates low, it is the one of the few things that agency can do to directly stimulate the economy. Without the Federal Reserve, the current lackluster economic situation would be much wore off and much more dire.
I think that the Federal Reserve definitely has its share of critics. It also probably has made more than a few mistakes in the past. Despite this, it is simply trying to do the best that it can to help out the United States economy. They have nothing to gain by hurting it.


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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- In the latest blowup over the accuracy of print publications' circulation figures, four advertisers have filed a lawsuit alleging that the Star Tribune newspaper of Minneapolis routinely overstated its paid circulation.
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They asked the court to declare the suit, which names the Star Tribune Co. and parent McClatchy Co. as defendants, a class action and award unspecified damages.
'Forcefully denied'
McClatchy, which publishes 12 daily and 17 non-daily newspapers, said it "forcefully denied" the allegations in the lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court of Minnesota.
The plaintiffs, which said they have advertised in the Star Tribune since 1999, are Masterson Personnel Inc., Alternative Staffing Inc., Vision Staffing Solutions Inc. and Purchasing Professionals Inc. Masterson and Purchasing Professionals are based in Minneapolis; Alternative Staffing is based in Bloomington, Minn.; and Vision Staffing is based in Rogers, Minn.
In today's newspaper, a Star Tribune article on the suit reported that the newspaper sued Duane Hendrickson, vice president at Masterson Personnel, for failing to pay for more than $60,000 worth of newspapers he had received for distribution. That lawsuit is pending.
"That issue had nothing to do with this," Mr. Hendrickson said.
The court papers filed June 28 in the latest suit allege the Star Tribune:
- Required distributors to deliver unsold newspapers to residential and commercial addresses including hospitals, shopping centers and schools, whether school was in session or not.
- Made distributors dump unsold newspapers.
- Manipulated reports submitted to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
- Continued to deliver newspapers to subscribers who had suspended delivery during vacations.
- Refused to credit retailers with unsold newspapers, reporting the papers as sold instead.
'Regular ABC audits'
"We've had regular ABC audits throughout the period of this complaint, and none has ever required any adjustment to our reported circulation," said Keith Moyer, Star Tribune president and publisher.
According to the complaint, a Tribune employee instructed a Star Tribune distributor who was also a Masterson employee to order 2,500 extra papers each week. "The representative stated that the distributor could give the extra papers away, sell them, or simply throw them away," the suit says.
In a sign of the cumulative effect that recent circulation scandals are having, the advertisers' court filing set the stage of their complaint by describing the admitted circulation inflation at Newsday, Hoy, The Dallas Morning News and the Chicago Sun-Times.


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Thermite isn't very dangerous, you can cause a small fire on board at most. If he'd done it with something more dangerous, then that would be a news.
Most of the uproar over full-body scanners has focused on privacy concerns. There's one larger question, however, that hasn't received much scrutiny by the chattering classes: do the damnable things work? One German TV station says "Nein." By way of Americablog comes a video of a man easily concealing the makings of high- …
Thermite isn't very dangerous, you can cause a small fire on board at most. If he'd done it with something more dangerous, then that would be a news.
I have seen thermite eat right through a steel plate a quarter inch thick. Set it off in an aircraft and there will not only be a fire, but a hole in the fuselage and anything else it encounters on the way.
Im sure that stuff is used by divers to cut metal underwater, AFAIK it produces oxygen when it burns at around 2000 degrees C & burns through metal like a hot knife through butter.
Not the sort of stuff you'd let your children play with.
Thermite will create a stream of molten iron that would melt its way though a planes guts, like right down into the fuel tank that is in the mid section of a 747. Remember a few years back where a 747 blew up because (officially) of a spark in the middle fuel tank?
Or if could cut through critical electrical/hydraulic lines, or start a fire in the luggage compartment.
What makes thermite grenades so dangerous isn't the bang they make but what the iron stream does on its way down. One grenade, in the right spot, can destroy or disable some really big machines.
All that would bee needed is to know WHERE to ignite it on a plan to do the most damage, at the very least it would likely cause a depressurization of the cabin and might even cause the plan to disintegrate mid air. I know of a few mid air break ups that were caused by failures of the pressure cabin.
Flame, because thermite is HOT!!
Some important facts told in the clip:
1. the normal routine would also include a side scan, not just front/back
2. the scan is always done without jacket. The pockets of his jacket were floating in the air, not blocking any body heat.
Also, this is just a thermal measuring system, not really an active scanner that emits radiation to scan through everything.
It looks to me (and from what I could glean from the German conversation) that this scanner is actually a passive infrared scanner and not the milimeter wave ("Child Porn") scanner much talked about.
If I am right, this scanner works by looking at items blocking your body heat, which makes detection of items in the side pockets (as here) all but impossible without a side scan. And obviously inside your mouth too, which the milimeter scanner cannot do either, btw. The same for items under your wig, in your crotch and under your shoes. ... Do I have to mention ears, nose and anus?
Passive infrared? Nah!
Milimeter waves? Why bother?
So what is the f***king point of it. Clearly someone has a vested interest in the order going through.
Go to the 4:50 mark and you will see that he is David Haskett, a manager of ThruVision the scanner's UK vendor of course.
He said that in an airport scenario the physicist would have to take his jacket off .. so I guess he'd have to hide the stuff elsewhere like, umm, on his person.
this isn't Hollywood (Total Recall). Science doesn't work as seamlessly as we would like and producers of new tech always release beta versions these days hoping nobody will notice the non-working parts. Just another example of not doing proper testing before implementation.
I keep seeing those two words whenever somene talks about the increased measures to try and stop people blowing up planes, perhaps they should install stages in airports so everyone waiting gets to see the strip show of the people going through security ahead of them?
Maybe the scanners can't detect combustibles, but they're finding something far more sinister. Check this out:
... that I know what the incendiary is, and I've long wondered why no-one has yet used it (obviously, I'm not going to say what I think), since it gets around the liquid restrictions, and would not show up on any scanner.
On a different note, is anyone else jealous that the Germans are doing proper TV investigative journalism?
I first read abou this failure last wednsday shortly after the program was filmed. It was on a major new wire, AP news if I recall. Oddly enough, it was pulled from the wire a short time later and no mention of this was to be found in any other publication. Cheers to the staff at the Regstar for finding it an running with it!
If a thick, teflon frying pan doesn't stand up to what basically looks like thermite, what chance does the skin of an aircraft have. The scanners are useless, violate child porn laws and ar a massive invasion of privacy.
How much more of our freedom and civil liberties shall we have to give up in the name of "security"?
Welcome to the New World Order....
It looks like the physicist had the ingredients for Thermite from the way that the incendiary went up in the frying pan. Not a bomb! But still very dangerous in a plane.
However the guy also showed how the machines don't seem to actually spot anything except microphones. The english speaking guy said it that in real life the person wouldn't be wearing their jacket and that scans in two directions would be taken - but it still doesn't explain why the stuff strapped to the physicist's leg wasn't spotted.
As is usual with security - all show and no substance.
According to a number of reports on the scanners they are likely to take 30~40 seconds to scan each person, which is a significant increase from the 1~2 seconds it took to pass through the old scanners. If a 100 people (not so uncommon at peak times) people are ahead of you in the security line you'll end up spending the better part of an extra hour waiting, not in a bar or somewhere interesting, but in a queue trying to pass the time playing russian roulette strip poker where you try to guess how many items of clothing the security staff will ask you to remove.
Oh, we'll also be paying extra in airport fees in order to enjoy the privilege of wasting more of our lives on useless security.
Come on people, our politicians (both NuLies and NuCons) have exaggerated and made baseless claims about terrorist threats that are never backed up with any kind of detail. We were all smart enough to spot the bullshit behind the 45 min claim, so how come we don't see the bullshit behind the menace of the nappy bomber.
Not saying I support the use of body scanners, but this isn't the kind of scanners most folks (including the TSA) are talking about. The video is a low-res thermal scanner instead of a millimeter wave scanner.
There are three major reasons for fitting new security equipment and routines. Terrorists incidents are only the excuse.
The first is the simplest - the political and social power that comes from keeping populations afraid, by potentially criminalising just about everyone.
The second is to use security theatre to generate even bigger profits for big business, and in the process to line politicians'/civil servants' pockets and/or increase their power.
The third reason is so that the kind of petty officialdom whose nuisance value used to be limited to telling us "you can't park that there, mate!" now have their self-importance expanded no end while claiming to protect us all from terrorism - as if. What a huge boost to sad minds.
Security is a very serious matter - no question - but these clowns don't have the answer and won't have it any time soon because our actual safety isn't top of their priorities - they're too busy trying to prevent the last attack.
There are people around who do fully understand security and its application to public life and travel. These days, they're almost dissidents.
>the political and social power that comes from keeping populations afraid
Afhgan elections have just been cancelled due to security risks. Get ready for May 6th, or maybe not.
Every sample image I've seen for full body scanners look like low quality photos with the colours inverted, but the image on that clip is just a useless red blob. So what is the quality of the images that these things show?
That scanner seemed to use infrared or something, not the millimeter wave scan systems airports are using (at least the ones in the US). The millimeter wave scanners can see way more detail, and I'm pretty sure would have detected the items in his pockets (though maybe not the one in his mouth). http://notesfromthebartender.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/rapi_scan_lg.jpg
The English speaker was the MD of a body scanner firm. He said in an airport environment the scanee would have had to remove his jacket (which contained the thermite in a pocket), AND there would have been a profile scan - the scanner works by detecting contrasts between the body and concealed objects - the side pocket wasn't on the guy's body from the scanner's perspective so no contrast. He did however say that it couldn't detect anything in the mouth.
Of course thermite (Iron oxide and aluminium) would have been detected by the metal scanner that everyone has to pass through.
So the conclusion to draw is that if you can conceal enough thermite in your mouth (whilst retaining the ability to speak) and manage to avoid passing through the metal detectors, you might be able to make a small hole in an aircraft.
So far the wannabie bombers have been educated in places like the "Not Another Old University in Cambridge" (the same that delivered the climate change stuff). Lots of desire to go to heaven and shag 74 virgins (not surprising if your name is Reid) and lack of elementary abilities and aptitude to design something that works.
It will be really scary if people from places where they still teach Chemistry, Engineering and Physics start doing bombs and the German example shows this perfectly. It took someone with a clue almost no time at all to prepare a contraption that went through the scanner with flying colours.
When will they realise all this technology is fallible and go with dogs instead? And they love sniffing bottoms!
The problem is, it is the PEOPLE DOING THE SCANNING that wouldn't get to "Let the Dachshund out", so to speak. They don't want the dogs to have all the fun!
"Unarguable. And distressing on a number of different levels, from exploding aircraft to exploding security costs"
Anyone with a few brain cells knows these things are useless. They wouldn't have stopped crotchbomber, they wouldn't have stopped 9/11 and if they used them for them for public transport, they wouldn't have stopped 7/7 (probably not good to give them ideas). Begs the question that apart from lining some pockets, what are they good for?
Shouldn't that be "from exploding aircraft to exploring security costs" ?
Ah, continental europe, the voice of reason against anglo-saxon madness. Love it.
An anachronistic term put about by the French (or should that be Normans?) in their tedious mission to link the UK and the USA in the minds of people from other countries, and thus tar us with the same brush and get everyone on-side in their even more tedious mission to convince the world that they really should have won the nasty game of imperialism, and "Ma mère it isn't fair, why does everybody speak English instead of French?"
The Anglo Saxons died out a long time ago, I am English, I have no bronze jewellery and I've never worn a stetson.
Not that it bothers me, or touches any nerves ;)
Wasn't this filmed by Germans? Thereby making them as Anglo-Saxon as the English?
Of course he's pro scanner. It's David Haskett, manager of ThruVision.
As simple as the demonstration is, the experiment only used a passive Infrared scanner that didn't rotate around the body - allowing concealment of fairly explosive stuff in the guy's pockets, which stood away from the physicist's rotund figure.
The discussion afterwards elaborated that had the scanner rotated, it would have likely revealed the pocketed items, or anything that didn't let the body heat through. Small items and in-body objects are difficult.
HOWEVER: the hated body scanners at airports use a decidedly different approach of transmitting milimeter waves, or alternatively, low-powered X-ray (10~0.01nm), creating images or even 3D models (mm wave) with much higher resolution, which are also completely independent of body heat.
The Reg Failed to take this into account.
As the techie pointed out, though: no technology is perfect
Maybe they should buy some dowsing rods instead ?
The poor English-speaking guy was clearly ambushed by the show's producers. He works for the scanner manufacturer (that's why he kept saying "Our product") and was probably informed before the show that the object was to demonstrate the tech.
So he's a tech demonstrator, not a trained scanner operator - and he was absolutely right that the jacket which contained most of the ingredients would have been taken off in an airport situation because it was outside the scanner boundaries hanging from the fat twat's arms.
Having said that, three things come to mind.
1) Whether or not he was aware of the show's objectives, he should have been prepared (and clearly wasn't) so only has himself to blame
2) The scanners are either ineffective already, or will be shortly when terrorists develop even better techniques of hiding things
3) Why would the terrorists bother to invent new ways, when they've clearly won already. I mean, even in their wildest and most deranged dreams they couldn't have hoped to have caused the chaos and misery that millions of innocent people already have to endure on a daily basis.
"3) Why would the terrorists bother to invent new ways, when they've clearly won already. I mean, even in their wildest and most deranged dreams they couldn't have hoped to have caused the chaos and misery that millions of innocent people already have to endure on a daily basis."
They don't even need to invent new ways, just explode their bombs in the now very long queues waiting to get through security. In fact it would be way more effective in stopping air travel for quite some time as rather than bringing one plane down, it would stop travel on hundreds if not thousands of planes with worldwide effect.
Even if they only had something like a firecracker, they would still have caused enough fear to make most people think that a terrorist is round the corner.
The definition of a terrorist is one who causes terror. It doesn't mean that they have to succeed in bombing something, only in causing fear and terror.
I call upon El Reg to organise a competion, we need a name for this scanner that sums it up properly.
I suggest: 'The Pervatron'
May I suggest "KnackerVision"?
Encompasses both who'll be using it and what they'll be using it for....
What surprised me more, was its a young lad trying to sell / demonstrate a multimillion quid system. I would have thought it would have been more of a boffin / director / old bloke selling the system. It lacks credibility from the start.
You could see he was out of his depth and doesn't have a knowledge of the system other than pressing the go button.
Perhaps he should tip it over and look for ied bombs - hang on, someones allegedly made a working machine that does that already...not!!.
Who perhaps knew even less of the tech ?
The only credibility lost is yours for such out dated opinions.
Its a bit unfair that the chap was not scanned exact to airport procedures to give an accurate comparison. However I have no doubt the system is an improvement, but how bad will false positives be?
If the material had been stuck to the inside of his upper arm then I think an IR type scanner would be unlikely to see it unless they had an upwards view. And that is what will be needed for millimetre wave scanners to find things hidden in the crotch region.
Labour spunk millions on something that is unecessary, unwanted and that doesn't work.
One wonders how many members of the Labour party may have an "interest" in the manufacturers of these ridiculous scanners?
Of course, it is primarily an EU directive that is brining these things in but if Labour had any ball and gave even one shit about us (two shits is just asking too much of these scum) then they would tell the EU where to go.
It's time we kicked Labour out.
It's time we quit the EU. A united Europe is great 'n all, but not a united Europe that meets in secrecy and can't even get it's accounts signed off.
These are NOT the scanners we use in the UK, so this could not be less relevant.
We use X-Ray scanners on which you can see everything the passenger may have strapped to their body.
I opperated the things for 2 years at Heathrow.
Isn't all this stuff about the scanners old news?
I went through Heathrow May 2006 and was "randomly selected" for a scan - one of the full body x-ray scans. (Not sure the specifics) I asked the operator could I see the image (I'm not sure if they'd show you know) but he did show me - in pretty good res. nekkidness - blurred my face and gentleman's area, but I could recognise myself. Pretty cringey - felt a sudden need to go on a diet...
So let me guess... medical X-Ray is bad... but looks like airport X-Ray are good...
Just let me tell NHS to move their hospital X-Ray departments to the airports since yours X-Ray might cause less damage to who gets scanned or to who works within X-Ray area.
No X-Ray thanks!
so what would be next? heavy sedatives?
So that all passangers sleep before boarding and only wake up after landing? (ooops is better not say this laudly otherwise UK.GOV adopts this idea)
A smail fire with thermite? Thats the stuff that would burn through the skin, cause explosive decompression and then possibly tear the plane apart. Unless they were smart and used it to burn through a structural bulkhead but that would require reading up before they got on the plane and terrorists, like government ministers dont bother with research do they?
...no, you wouldn't get "explosive decompression". You'd get a slow, piddling leak. de Havilland Comets aren't very popular anymore (and those failed because the plane fairly ripped open along a badly fatigued joint after several compression/decompression cycles--not because a hole opened up in a panel of sheetmetal that doesn't bear any load).
Simply strapping the thermite containers to his inner thighs (of all places) would have concealed them most effectively from the through-vision apparatus. From the front, they'd hardly have shown (too cool) and from the side, his legs would've hidden them.
As the video reported, items inside body cavities can't be detected with ThruVision and items at body temperature can't be detected (so the physicist must've been wearing his leg-detonator for long enough to reach equilibrium).
Not a good advert for ThruVision, all told.
Marvellous to see a marketing man squirm!
Not fair! The explosives were in the wrong pocket!
Wouldn't have been so much fun if the plane had crashed, though.
Told you so ....
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MLB Injury Report: Ibanez, Halladay, Downs, Bedard
NL MVP candidate Raul Ibanez was sidelined because of a strained groin. Ibanez is enjoying his finest season hitting .312 with 51 Runs, 22 HRs, and 59 RBIs. Matt Stairs (.289, 3 HRs, 11 RBIs) could see some additional along with John Mayberry, Jr., who was recently called up from Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
AL Cy Young candidate Roy Halladay was also placed on the 15-day DL because of a groin injury. The move was made retroactive to June 13th. Halladay is 10-1 with 88 Ks, a 2.53 ERA, and 1.04 WHIP. Brett Cecil (2-1, 4.38 ERA, 1.38 WHIP) will likely start for Doc until he returns on June 28th.
Toronto also lost Closer Scott Downs to a sprained toe. Downs assumed the role when B.J. Ryan went down and has a 1-0 record with 8 Saves, 3 Holds, a 1.98 ERA, and a 0.88 WHIP. Ryan has a 5.82 ERA and a 1.82 WHIP so he'll likely be bypassed for the Closer role by Jeff Frasor. Frasor has a 1.90 ERA, 0.76 WHIP, 3 Holds, and 1 save. It sounds as if Downs could be sidelined for a month or two so Frasor should be snatched up immediately or sooner.
Finally, the Mariners sent Iron man Erik Bedard to the 15-day DL because of a shoulder injury. Bedard is 5-2 with a 2.47 ERA and a 1.16 WHIP. The move was made retroactive to June 7th making him eligible to return on June 23rd if everything checks out with Dr. Lewis Yocum, who will take a look at him according to Jim Street of MLB.com.


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Thiruvananthapuram: The Congress-led UDF opposition staged a walkout in the Assembly today, in protest against alleged lapses in functioning of Public Distribution System in the state even as the government said ration items under National Food Security Act would be distributed from November 14.
Ruling CPI(M)-led LDF and Opposition members traded charges over taking necessary steps for implementation of the Food Act, which was passed in Parliament three years ago.
"Even within a short span of few months, the LDF government has completed all arrangements for supply of food articles to people under the new Act from Nov 14," the Food Minister P Thilothaman said.
A draft of the priority list was published last month and about 13 lakh complaints were received over it, he said, adding Food Department officials were looking into it.lakh complaints were received over it, he said, adding Food Department officials were looking into it.
Thilothaman said the LDF government would request the Centre to increase its quota to the state from the 14.25 lakh tonnes to 16.05 lakh tonnes under the Food Security act.
He said the Centre had refused more time for the state to implement the Act and insisted on a roll out in November.
"The previous UDF regime did nothing to roll out the Act and the LDF government faces several challenges to implement the scheme," he said.
Referring to the UDF charge that fishermen in Kerala were not getting kerosene to operate traditional craft, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said Union Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan has assured that the state's demand for more kerosene would be considered.
Vijayan said he had taken up the issue with the Union Minister during the latter's visit to the state yesterday.
Attacking the LDF government over the functioning of PDS, V T Balaram (Congress), while seeking an adjournment motion on the issue, alleged that supply of food items through ration shops had completely stopped in the four northern districts of Kasargod, Kozhikode, Waynad and Kannur.
He said the supply had also been badly affected in other parts of Kerala and charged that inefficiency and lapse of the department was the main reason for the present situation.
Alleging that Thilothaman was politicising the issue, Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala, along with other members staged a walkout.


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- 'The Peledrim Forest itself looked sinister and forbidding, and the trees cast long shadows in the dim light of the setting sun.'
- 'Silently he observed them from the shadows of the forest's trees.'
- 'One of the dark shadows moved and slowly came towards her.'
- 'Two Senshi sat there watching some displays, their shapes casting huge shadows in the fain light from the monitors.'
- 'The sand felt gritty beneath her toes as she saw the dark shadow standing, watching the waves go out.'
- 1.1mass noun Partial or complete darkness, especially as produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface.'the north side of the cathedral was deep in shadow''a stranger slowly approached from the shadows'
shade, shadowiness, darkness, gathering darkness, dimness, semi-darkness, twilightView synonyms
- 'The Axis told her it would be better to blend in with, shadow on shadow, darkness on black.'
- 'If you can't quite see the actors who are in deep shadow, and you can't quite make out what the leading lady is saying, the evening becomes a bit of an uphill climb.'
- 'Just as she darted into the shadows, her dark cloak billowing behind her, showing a flash of crimson, a loud ruckus came from the front door.'
- 'I stayed hidden in the shadows as I followed his small figure stealthily.'
- 'But then they were gone, lost in the deep blanket of shadow and hair that covered his face.'
- 'He drew back into the deep shadow and waited, if only to calm himself down.'
- 'Instead of explosions, we find delicately crafted compositions of shadow and darkness.'
- 'The moody landscapes with splashes of garish neon, the darkness and shadow - all that translates very well from the console.'
- 'He often spied on her, watching from the shadows, observing her every gesture.'
- 'He didn't want to look suspicious to them so he stayed in the shadows to observe.'
- 'The entire world outside lay painted in dark blue shadows and pale moonlight and the snow muffled the land beneath it to absolute silence.'
- 'Anonymous figures emerge from deep shadow, often the striped shadows of the tracks.'
- 'She walked over to the corner behind Leon, where she was partially hidden in shadow, and began looking at the floor.'
- 'She broke the kiss to look deeply in her lover's eyes and found them the color of deep shadow.'
- 'He pointed to where the hills began to grow into baby-mountains, a place already deep in shadow.'
- 'So you do have the atmosphere of secrecy, of secret activity, of heavily-built, faceless men observing from the shadows.'
- 'Remember: not all that walks in shadow is darkness.'
- 'He let the larger trout stay in the shadows near the banks and fished the middle of the stream in journeyman fashion.'
- 'A third figure is in deep shadow, but we can make out a dark purple suit.'
- 'The door closed softly but firmly behind her, shrouding the room in darkness and deep shadows.'
- 1.2mass noun The shaded part of a picture.
- 'Line quality is consistently easy and illusionistic shadow is largely uniform and tastefully dramatic.'
- 'Flesh tones are accurate, and the few dark areas have detailed shadows.'
- 'As Gowing says, Vermeer's rendering of shadow not only obscures line, it interrupts and denies it.'
- 'Lines are often bold and thick, and the tight, even hatching sometimes dissolves in to smooth gradations of shadow.'
- 'My doodling ended up being dark shadows of unknown objects.'
- 1.3 A dark patch or area on a surface.'her face was pale and there were shadows under her eyes'
- 'There were dark shadows beneath my eyes, the result of too many late nights, plus a combination of illicit drugs and alcohol.'
- 'His hair was still a bit long and rather floppy, yet it wasn't streaked with silver, and his eyes still looked fairly tired with small, dark shadows hanging beneath each.'
- 'Dark shadows, even darker than Charlie's, sat beneath his coal gray eyes and the red veins in his eyes had become shockingly apparent.'
- 'She looked as if she had been crying because her cheeks were red and puffy and her eyes looked red-rimmed with dark shadows beneath them.'
- 'Hugo held something dark in the palm of his hand about the size of a guinea and when the Captain turned away from him I noticed that the black shadow of his patch had gone.'
- 'He laughed loudly and the dark shadows from his eyes disappeared.'
- 'His face, blank and colorless, was detailed only by the dark shadows beneath his eyes and the nest of light brown hair atop his head.'
- 'His hair still stuck up in odd places and the shadows beneath his eyes only seemed to have grown darker.'
- 'He was much too pale, except for the dark shadows beneath his eyes.'
- 'Dark shadows under her large, heavily lashed eyes muted their color.'
- 'Dark shadows mar the delicate skin beneath her red-rimmed emerald eyes and she seems to be much thinner than I last remember.'
- 'Beneath her eyes, he saw the dark shadows that copious tears had produced.'
- 'She looked strained, with dark shadows under her lovely green eyes.'
- 'Mysterious shadows formed on the dark pillows on the couch.'
- 'Then he saw the dark shadow beneath the water of something extremely large.'
- 'The other prisoners often screamed in their sleep, so he was rarely able to doze off, and dark shadows lay beneath his empty eyes.'
- 'He did look awful; the shadows beneath his eyes were even darker this morning in contrast to the pallor of his face.'
- 'His hair was scattered over his forehead and ears, his mouth was loose, his eyes almost invisible in their dark shadows.'
- 'His eyes seemed more sunken in and dark shadows lay beneath them.'
- 'Her eyes held dark shadows beneath them, and her shoulders stooped with exhaustion.'
- 1.4 A region of opacity on a radiograph.'shadows on his lungs'
2Used in reference to proximity, ominous oppressiveness, or sadness and gloom.'the shadow of war fell across Europe''only one shadow lay over Sally's life'
cloud, black cloud, pallView synonyms
- 'But even within the memory of this splendid Olympics there still hangs the huge shadow of the use of performance enhancing substances.'
- 'A group of rabbits had made their warren here years ago, and lived under the shadow of werewolves in relative safety.'
- 'The 1968 campaign had been divisive as it was fought in the shadow of the Vietnam War.'
- 'Raised in Boston's industrial city of Lowell, Massachusetts, Bette Davis was born in the shadow of one war, and worked through the next.'
- 'Any contribution that brings the life and thought of a woman out of the shadows of historical obscurity is a valuable contribution.'
- 'An ominous shadow hung over me, encasing my soul in darkness.'
- 'The war did leave a shadow in my mind, but the thing I most feared had already happened.'
- 'Out of the shadows Revolutionary War brought a shift in thought about women.'
- 'Like the Holocaust and the Red Terror, human rights lived in the shadows of the Cold War world, between 1945 and the mid-1970s.'
- 'Why has this area of law emerged from the shadows of obscurity?'
- 'Human flesh appears cheap; expires through decay or a bullet; why bother ourselves about growing up in the shadows of war and exile?'
- 'The growing importance of families in the shadow of war had profound effects, too, on the discussion of women's rights.'
- 'Elaine gave him a slight smile but he could see the shadow of sadness in her eyes.'
- 'Uncertainty prevails in the shadows of the Iraq war and no one can predict the stock market.'
- 'We've lived in the shadow of the seven-inch single for almost two decades now.'
- 'In the array of colors lay hidden shadows, unshed tears, and embers of a poetic fire he couldn't help but love.'
- 'Now, the shadow of sadness had grown, and Anne began to grow lonely at night.'
- 'For more than three years, they've mourned her loss and lived in the shadow of suspicion.'
- 'When the officials raise the garage door there is a sudden burst of light which suggests that he is being pulled from the shadows of obscurity.'
- 'She looked up from her book when two shadows fell over her.'
- 2.1 Used in reference to something insubstantial or fleeting.'a freedom that was more shadow than substance'
- 'The prince wearily rose, the burden of almost single-handedly waging a war against shadows weighing him down.'
- 'The difference between contemplating preemptive war and jumping at shadows can become perilously thin.'
- 'With haste, this shadow rode, a fleeting figure among the stable, unmoving objects of nature, the trees and bushes.'
- 'She had to chase them and somehow capture them - but how in blazes was she supposed to 'capture' a memory, a fleeting shadow in her mind?'
- 2.2 Used in reference to a position of relative inferiority or obscurity.'he lived in the shadow of his father'
- 'Jessica glanced down at her own daughter and hoped she would be a beauty, otherwise the girl would spend the rest of her life in the shadows of her sister.'
- 'Will Kit finally step beyond the shadow of her older sister?'
- 'That goes a long way in the halls of local high schools, where they would otherwise spend their adolescence obscured by the shadows of the jocks and cheerleaders.'
- 'They live their daily existence in the shadow of one of the busiest travel destinations in the world.'
- 'If it has this much power, why is friendship so utterly in the shadow of romantic love, with its relatively predictable and well-trod narrative arch?'
- 'This series will continue to sink into obscurity, remaining where it belongs: in the shadow of much better giant robot series.'
- 'As the second sister, Regan often appears in the shadow of her older sister.'
- 'It was that damn Voltaire - his shadow obscured just about everyone else.'
- 'Each struggles with the idea of bringing their need for intimacy out of the shadows.'
- 'For Plato, our senses are deceptive and what we experience in our daily lives is not reality but the shadow of reality.'
- 'It must have been hard for her to step out of the shadows and carry the second film.'
- 'Christina grows up in the shadow of her older sister, whom everyone considers to be smarter, more creative, and more promising.'
- 'He was a runt, a weakling brought up in the shadow of an accomplished elder brother who died of smallpox when Charles was 12.'
- 2.3with negative The slightest trace of something.'she knew without a shadow of a doubt that he was lying'
slightest bit, trace, scrap, shred, crumb, particle, ounce, atom, iota, scintilla, jot, whit, grain, tittle, jot or tittletrace, hint, suggestion, suspicion, ghost, glimmer, flickerView synonyms
- 'Rebecca knew without a shadow of a doubt that she was compatible with Bryan.'
- 'There was never a shred, never a shadow of a doubt that she had anything to do with the disappearance of Michael and Alex.'
- 'He felt like he should know, beyond a shadow of a doubt.'
- 'Here's my favorite post of the month, bar none, of all the blogs, where Moby confirms his geekiness beyond a shadow of a doubt.'
- 'I think part of the reason I'm afraid that his family is going to freak is because I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that mine will.'
- 'It's a disc of the year without a shadow of a doubt, but more than that, I think it's one of the best violin records I've ever heard.'
- 'It was the first time Shawn had felt it, and it would, without a shadow of a doubt, be the last time.'
- 'In all the years that Sam has known Julien, which were many by the way, she knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that the only thing that mattered to him was his video games.'
- 'But suddenly, he knew without a shadow of a doubt who this woman was.'
- 'The last thing she remembered seeing was the smirking face of Kyle Stratford, and she knew without a shadow of a doubt that they had been set up.'
- 'It seemed to him that Tanaki's eyes always hid a shadow of coldness.'
- 'Without a shadow of a doubt in his mind, she was the girl for him.'
- 'He then proceeded to tell me that without a shadow of a doubt he should be able to get online right now or he was going to cancel his account.'
- 'My favorite haunt in London, without a shadow of a doubt!'
- 'Less than half way through the overture I know without a shadow of a doubt that I wanted to be a professional oboist.'
- 'She had never admitted that she was an agent before, either, even though he knew without a shadow of a doubt that she was.'
- 'What we can say beyond a shadow of a doubt is that regular, adequate rest is an absolute must for the active guy who's looking to keep making gains in the gym.'
- 'Well, the judge explained that what they're looking for here is somewhere between absolute certainty and just a shadow of a doubt.'
- 'The Count is king of the keyboard, beyond a shadow of a doubt.'
- 'People who want to know the source of their fish without a shadow of a doubt might opt to catch it themselves.'
- 2.4 A weak or inferior remnant or version of something.'this fine-looking, commanding man had become a shadow of his former self'
inferior version, poor imitation, apology, travestyView synonyms
- 'The sickness was far progressed by that time, and the emancipated retching man that had spoken to a younger boy was only a shadow of his father.'
- 'In memory only part of experiences are seen as they really were, while others fade into a shadow of themselves.'
- 'Jared is a great man where Anthony is but a shadow of a boy.'
- 'Like the American cinema, the American theatre is today a pale shadow of what it used to be; this film is a reminder of what we're missing.'
- 'But it is just a shadow of the bustling place it was from the 1860s through to 1907, when the leaders both died.'
- 'That is to say, a facsimile, a carbon copy, a wisp of a ghost of a shadow of a bagel.'
- 'Yet he remains a shadow, following behind Buddha rather than being an independent person.'
- 'After 'shedding' his ego in favor of Socrates, after rejecting all his old friends, he is no more than a shadow of his old self, and of Socrates.'
- 'Clearly the combination of diet root beer and too little ice cream had produced a mediocre product, a shadow of a true root beer float.'
- 'She had realized then, as she realized now, that her feelings, her emotions, her very soul, were but a shadow of what they once were.'
- 'The smile was thin, only a pale shadow of what it used to be.'
- 'Wall Street and the City would be a shadow of themselves.'
- 'I smile at them brightly, a shadow of the girl they always wanted, and run up the stairs, excusing myself from the table.'
- 'By now Chopin was physically a shadow of himself; but it was not just lack of strength that made him play forte passages piano or pianissimo.'
- 'They are already merely a shadow of the company they were.'
- 'As the days went by, his father's condition worsened until he became merely a shadow of the great, massive man he once was.'
- 'He drifted by, a silent specter, a shadow of what he once had been.'
- 'For your brilliance is only a shadow of what is to come.'
- 'I am nothing more than a shadow of my old self, I am told.'
- 'Unfortunately, this is only a shadow of the original, and fairly or not comes off as a cheap knock-off of a classic film.'
- 2.5 An expression of perplexity or sadness.'a shadow crossed Maria's face'
- 'Her expression suddenly changed as a shadow crossed.'
- 'Neither of them noticed a shadow cross the stranger's face.'
- 'A grim shadow crossed his face, however, that quickly turned the grin to a frown.'
- 'She turned to look out at the street, and let the shadows swallow her expression.'
- 'A shadow crossed his features, covering them in a mixture of guilt and weariness.'
- 'A shadow crossed Katherine's face as she saw Helena use Orion as a human shield.'
- 'Still, a shadow crosses Jack's resolutely clouded eyes as he detects a snag in the plan.'
- 'A shadow crossed Adam's face as Melissa compared him to Zachary.'
- 'Mel shook her head, a shadow crossing her face as she remembered about the sketch.'
- 'A shadow seemed to cross his face as his vivid blue eyes took on a faint look of regret.'
- 'A shadow crossed her face but disappeared behind her eyes as quickly as it had appeared.'
- 'She stopped herself when she thought she saw the tiniest hint of a shadow cross David's expectant face.'
- 'A shadow crossed her face at his words and Dmitri became serious again.'
- 'A shadow seemed to suddenly cross his devilish looks, and he avoided my eyes.'
- 'A shadow seemed to cross over Billy's face and he looked down.'
- 'He had not caught the deadly shadow that had crossed her face just a moment ago.'
- 'She faltered at his tone, but would have gone on to press him some more when a shadow crossed over his face and she realized Kim was approaching once again.'
- 'A shadow crossed over her face when she mentioned it, and it struck fear into my heart.'
- 'A shadow seemed to cross both of the brother's faces as Damien sat down next to Morgan.'
- 'A shadow crossed his face, and he quickly changed the topic.'
3An inseparable attendant or companion.'her faithful shadow, a Yorkshire terrier called Heathcliffe'
constant companion, inseparable companion, alter ego, second self, siamese twinView synonyms
- 'She had become her shadow, following her around like a string.'
- 3.1 A person secretly following and observing another.'no matter where Johnson went, his shadow stayed with him'
followerView synonyms
- 'Being fascinated by the beauty of the park, she never noticed the shadow following her.'
- 'I already had a shadow and another shadow following my other shadow.'
- 3.2 A person that accompanies someone in their daily activities at work in order to gain experience at or insight into a job.
- 'My apprentice, who is my faithful shadow, and I discuss and analyze the day's events.'
- 3.3British usually as modifier The opposition counterpart of a government minister or ministry.'the shadow Chancellor'
- 'The changes that he inaugurated relied upon him having considerable control over his shadow cabinet.'
- 'The parties might cooperate on policy and parliamentary tactics, and there would almost certainly be a place in the shadow cabinet for Trimble.'
- 'A shadow cabinet meeting was convened, and a manifesto drafted which reflected many of the key aims of the left.'
- 'Each group drafted a 'chapter' as the basis of every shadow minister's policy.'
- 'He stepped down as party leader and was replaced by the shadow chancellor John Smith, who pushed for reform in the structure of Labour Party relations with the unions.'
- 'The shadow leader of the House of Commons, Eric Forth, claimed that the proposals were a great disappointment.'
- 'He was elected to the shadow cabinet in 1988 and was spokesman on Home Affairs when John Smith died in 1994.'
- 'Thus, at common law the requirements for piercing the veil seem even more demanding than the statutory definition of a shadow director.'
- 'His uninspiring leadership and his lacklustre shadow cabinet failed to make any initial impact on the electorate.'
- 'Howard lost the party's leadership to William Hague, who brought him back as shadow foreign minister, a role he held until 1999.'
- 'When Labour took control, she served a number of positions in Edward Heath's shadow cabinet.'
- 'The final blow came when no fewer than seven of his shadow cabinet colleagues admitted they had used cannabis.'
- 'Here the culture secretary defends her record, and shadow arts minister Hugo Swire and senior British archaeologists present an alternative view.'
- 'Next weekend, we will hold the fourth annual joint meeting of the four operating shadow committees in Washington.'
- 'No wonder he landed the post of shadow arts minister, albeit briefly.'
- 'And what of Walter Long, a bellwether of the shadow cabinet?'
4short for eyeshadow
- 'Outlining the entire eye with a smoky shadow or muted eye pencil and adding lash-plumping mascara lends immediate impact.'
- 'My face was whitened with powder and my golden-brown eyelashes were black to match the carefully applied eyeliner and shadows.'
- 'Simply roll the powder shadow on - no applicator brush necessary.'
- 'An eye-shadow brush made of sable is the best brush for cream or powder shadows.'
- 'Lengthening and thickening mascaras, shimmery lip glosses and shadows often take away the attention of the cheeks.'
verb[with object]
1Envelop in shadow; cast a shadow over.'the market is shadowed by St Margaret's church''a hood shadowed her face'
overshadow, cast a shadow over, envelop in shadow, shade, block off the light toView synonyms
- 'His mount sat quietly atop a leather bound saddle, the cloak sagging, shadowing anything in its impenetrable layer of threads, and reaching the ground slightly.'
- 'His hood still shadowed any semblance of a face, if he had even had one to begin with.'
- 'The umbrella was titled over the three figures, shadowing their faces.'
- 'The room was shadowed, shrouded in a curtain of darkness.'
- 'Their faces were pale, but one did not know if they had eyes or ears, for they wore a hood that shadowed their faces.'
- 'He cast his gaze toward the window; the thick curtains shadowed it.'
- 'Her features were feminine, but a large cap sat on top of her head, covering her hair and shadowed her face.'
- 'I just stared at her, a blank expression shadowing my face.'
- 'She had her hood up, shadowing her face once again, but the cloak couldn't cover her sensible attire - in fact, the same attire she always wore - since she was riding.'
- 'A tall dark being stood in the pouring rain, soaking black cloak pulled tight around a wiry figure against the cold, hood pulled up and shadowing a dark face.'
- 'The middle of the river, shadowed by clouds, must feel so big.'
- 'Even with it only approaching evening, the land was shadowed and black clouds threatened rain.'
- 'Sterling pulled down the beggar's hat so that it covered his ears and shadowed his upper face before he walked back the way he came.'
- 'While out together, the town is shadowed by an eclipse, lending a quiet surrealism to the dramatic proceedings.'
- 'They were cloaked in deep black, their faces shadowed by hoods.'
- 'Drawing his sword, the young man turned to face a figure cloaked all in black, his face shadowed by his hood.'
- 'His face stared into the murky sky, shadowed by the shield.'
- 'The streets of Okinawa were shadowed by the cloak of twilight and wrapped in a thin fog.'
- 'She walked in and sat at the bar, keeping her hood up so it shadowed her face.'
- 'The bright, clear light in his paintings appears like an Arts and Crafts article of faith, casting aside the heavily shadowed tonalities of the Victorians.'
2Follow and observe (someone) closely and secretly.'he had been up all night shadowing a team of poachers'
follow, trail, track, dog someone's footsteps, keep watch onView synonyms
- 'He was in a new city, in a different province, a new school, new friends, and being the 1960s he was shadowed by the stigma of being raised by a single parent.'
- 'There are a thousand other procedural union hassles - on some films, for example, the director is shadowed by a translator who repeats orders to the staff in French.'
- 'In my book, the strange, pale men shadowing Paul have several possible allegorical uses, but I decided early on not to push it.'
- 'They've been shadowing us ever since that explosion in Boston!'
- 'On his days off, he scrutinises the children in the playground opposite his apartment and shadows a little girl through the local park.'
- 'He shadows her for days, weeks, months - and sends all data back to corporate headquarters for analysis.'
- 'The British ships could only hope to shadow her at ever-increasing distances, rather than pursue her.'
- 'Steele's mission was to observe Tucker at close range, arriving as soon as he stepped out of the shower, then shadowing him until his workday ended at 10: 30 p.m.'
- 'He believed they were shadowing him, trying to learn the details of his departure.'
- 'Accompanied by the reluctant Alan, she begins shadowing him and tracing his movements.'
- 'Whoever their trailer was, he was both foolhardy and not very experienced at shadowing someone across a desert.'
- 'The crazy thing about her was she didn't mind having her little brother shadowing her every move.'
- 'I was shadowed last night by a couple of blacksuits.'
- 'Suspicion has shadowed him ever since he gave up the chairmanship of his family's supermarket chain and took his government post in 1998, collecting a peerage along the way.'
- 'But an ancient Egyptian cat shadows her and infuses life into her again.'
- 'The project involves shadowing each family member - husband, wife, and kids - for at least three full days.'
- 'Shin was free to fly to east Berlin for location shots - though shadowed by ever-present escorts.'
- 'This fell upon deaf ears to the Secret Service, which quickly dispatched two agents to shadow the president.'
- 'Now I have a price on my head and a berserker killer shadowing me.'
- ''If they are shadowing us,' Garcia said, 'they'll track us to the moon.''
- 2.1British (of an opposition politician) be the counterpart of (a government minister or a ministry)'he formerly helped to shadow the Foreign Office'
- 'In opposition, he gained experience of a variety of issues, first shadowing foreign affairs, then becoming Labour's Treasury spokesperson.'
- 'Ever since the fall of the monarchy executive power had nominally been vested in a council of ministers, but each minister was shadowed by a specialist committee of the Convention.'
- 2.2 Accompany (someone) in their daily activities at work in order to gain experience at or insight into a job.'the placement might involve shadowing a manager'
- 'The applicant confirmed that she needed training and that shadowing a Court Manager was the correct course before a person goes into such a post.'
- 'Obviously, I don't shadow Chris all the time - the poor guy - [but] we talk often.'
- 'Sheehan and a team of architects have spent months shadowing doctors, nurses, and patients at Northwest as they plan a new emergency room and inpatient wing.'
be frightened of one's shadow
Be very timid or nervous.
- 'They always were portrayed in movies as being frightened of their shadow and that is the way they came across in real life.'
cast a shadow on (or over)
Spoil or diminish (something)'the controversy continues to cast a shadow on her career'
- 'Sibling rivalries can cast a shadow on adulthood relationships within families, marriages, even work.'
- 'The damage from these wars will continue to cast a shadow on these societies for generations.'
- 'The announcement of a nuclear test cast a shadow on his nomination.'
- 'An injury to the England striker cast a shadow over the game.'
- 'Her death cast a shadow over the referendum.'
wear oneself to a shadow
Completely exhaust oneself through overwork.
Old English scead(u)we (noun), oblique case of sceadu (see shade), sceadwian 'screen or shield from attack', of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schaduw and German Schatten (nouns), from an Indo-European root shared by Greek skotos 'darkness'.
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Hillary Clinton : The Latest Person of Power to Get "Devil Horns" on the Cover of Time … Are They Trying to Tell Us Something?
Hillary Clinton is on the cover of the March issue of Time magazine. She is also the latest person of power to get the infamous "devil horn" treatment. Is Time trying to tell us something?
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To sum this picture up, Hillary's biggest donor is truly revealed – who you ask ? Satan and his most trustworthy and dedicated agents of all ! The Jews ! These special,very special and privileged Jews share the spoil of a massive fraud involving the task of printing our money and lending it back to us at interest while reaping vast profits, so vast that in very little time they have managed to transfer all the world's weath and power into their Jewish hands and enslave the whole world . These privileged Jews share with delight the Devil's satanic passion to destroy the World as we know it and re-create a new one ! A new world defined by Devil himself acting through self-absorbed Jewish madmen dedicated to greed,wealth,power and destruction. There is no other "Destroyer" like the Jew when he has accepted Satan. – Who owns Time ? Who is at the apex of Time ? Who is making the executive decisions at Time and all the other media networks and companies promoting these depraved and demoralized Puppets ? The Jew – in this case – THE JEW, AVIV NEVO, WITH THE JEW, JEFF ZUCKER, AS PRESIDENT…Your very own Jewish Guide to the "mainstream media" can be found here . So there you have it folks, Jew Rothschild acting through American Jew proxy Aviv is letting us know whose team Hillary is really on….but I'm sure you're not surprised…Are you now ….
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Since its creation in 1923, Time quickly became a staple in mass media, a pillar of written press with great influential power and international reach. With funding coming from the most powerful financial elite of the time (J.P. Morgan and the Rockerfeller's Standard Oil), Time Inc. became a massive media conglomerate that publishes over 90 magazines includingFortune (and its all-important Fortune 500 list), Sports Illustrated, Entertainment Weeklyand Essence.
Through its various publications, Time inc. reaches all kinds of markets. It is however the company's namesake that remains the most read and, by far, influential. Time's traditional "person of the year" selection never fails to generate great interest as it represents the culmination of the year's media hype. Time will however go down in History for its many iconic magazine covers – many of which managed to define an entire era.
There is however another series of Time covers that has been going on for years : The infamous "devil horn" covers, where the heads of important people are placed over the "M" of "TIME" to form horns. While this could easily be dismissed as a coincidence, these "devil horns" have been a persistent trend. Most importantly, they almost always feature people that are important to the occult elite. Are the covers "identifying" who's part of it?
One thing is for sure, the people at Time know how to make magazine covers. And nothing is done randomly. As a matter of fact, there is a post on the Time magazine website that lists "devil horns" covers! It is as if they WANT us to know that there is something going on there. Here are Time covers with "devil horns". Notice how all of these people were extremely important for the occult elite at that time.
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