This is a good article following up on Saturday’s post. The US clearly is intervening in the politics of the Philippines to reassert its control over the region. It cannot tolerate a president who will not demonize Russia and China and act according to The Empire’s foreign policy objectives.
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I’ve been looking forward to watching Good Omens for months. Not only is it by two of my favourite authors, Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, but it stars many of my favourite actors including the brilliant Michael Sheen and David Tennant.
Now I have a confession: I have never read Good Omens. As it’s half-term week, I chose to take the book with me in the hope of reading it before I watched the show. It is brilliantly written and laugh out loud funny. It also draws on lots of other stories.
If you haven’t read or watched Good Omens, a quick, spoiler-free synopsis: the world is about to end and an angel and a demon join forces to try to stop it happening.
Just the premise relies on you knowing that there is a Biblical story about the end of the world, that the armies will assemble at Armageddon for the battle of the end times.
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The Pan-STARRS prototype Telescope No. 1 (PS1) and the Pan-STARRS full array of telescopes (PS4) will each have an unprecedented 7 square degree field of view imaged with a 1.4 Gigapixel Camera using Orthognal Transfer CCDs (OTCCDs) for on-chip fast guiding and image stabilization. The OTCCDs have 10 micron pixels or 0.26 arcseconds on the sky. PS1 is scheduled for first light in spring of 2006, starting with a 350 megapixel camera,Test Camera 3 (TC3), followed by GPC1, the 1.4 gigapixel camera. We will present the latest results on: Lot 1 and 2 OTCCD Device status, testing, and performance; the prototype and latest version Controller performance; the TC3 and GPC1 Cryostat status; and camera software. Both TC3 and GPC1 cameras will have Shack-Hartmann and curvature wavefront sensing capabilities, these will also be presented. The Pan-STARRS Cameras are underdevelopment at the Institute for Astronomy in collaboration with Lincoln Laboratories, and the project includes contributions from the Maui High Performance Computing Center, SAIC, and AFRL.
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Unfortunately there was a major road construction at the Market Square when we visited St. Andrews otherwise I am sure that I really could have appreciated the walk in the street but we had to walk on plywood instead of cobble stones. The Central Pub was the centrepiece of the square and also very sort after.
When we entered we were met with a very high noise level but of the kind that puts a smile on your face, well anyway on mine. The discussions were going on and there was loads of laugher in the room. I guess that there were at least 50 people in the pub and all were in good mood and swinging their pints in the air.
The interior was classic British with dark wood and loads of mirrors and the bar in the middle of the room. We managed to squeeze in at the far end of the bar and get our order of one wine, a Tennent's Lager and a Guinness which was our favourite set.
The service was swift and with a smile. It was one of these pubs that instantly put you in a good mood and I found it to be the best pub I visited in St. Andrews.
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After showing choppy trading in the Asian session on Thursday, the Australian dollar dropped against other major currencies in early European deals as investors remained cautious ahead of the second round of Greek elections, which will take place this weekend.
Also, Italy will hold another key bond auction today, with the government aiming to raise between EUR 4 billion and EUR 6 billion by selling medium and longer-term bonds.
In yet another blow to Europe’s efforts to contain the deepening debt crisis, Moody’s Investors Service yesterday downgraded two euro area members, Spain and Cyprus, and placed their bond ratings on review for further possible downgrade.
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Take tram number 11 towards "Saltholmen". Here you can hang out on a hot summer day with your friends on the cliffs by the sea, take a swim or grab something to eat. You can also take the ferries "skärgårdsbåtarna" from here and you can get off at any island and stay there during the day or stay…
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John Thornquist serves as the Director of the Office of Aerospace, appointed to the role by Governor Jay Inslee in April of 2016. As the director, John serves as the principal adviser on aerospace related issues and coordinates activities that promote growth of the industry throughout the state. John directs the Washington State Space Coalition, an industry group which includes large and small businesses, Universities and government focused on the growth of the Space subsector in Washington State. Mr. Thornquist also participates on the board of the Washington Aerospace Partnership, a collaboration between Government and business working to protect and grow the aerospace sector in Washington State. John will be directing the creation of the Unmanned Systems Industry Council. Similar to the Washington State Space Coalition, this council will be comprised of government, business and academia with the goal of growing the business ecosystem around unmanned systems. John brings 28 years of aerospace business and engineering experience to the Department of Commerce. He was the managing director and CEO of Carbon Aerospace, an Everett-based engineering and manufacturing consulting firm specializing in carbon fiber composite structures. Prior to Carbon Aerospace, John co-founded Global Aerosystems in 2006, an engineering services firm specializing in the design and certification of aircraft structures. Global Aerosystems was a leading engineering services supplier to The Boeing Company. In 2010, Global Aerosystems was acquired by Kaman and became Kaman Engineering Services. In 2013, KES received the Boeing Supplier of the Year award with John as the Director of Boeing Programs. Mr. Thornquist is a graduate of Arizona State University in Mechanical Engineering and earned his Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business.


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First-home buyers in NSW will have a choice of paying upfront stamp duty or switching to an annual land tax, as the State Government starts a promised overhaul of transfer tax for residential property sales.
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ON BOWER HILL
Four youngsters spend much of their free time drinking cider on Bower Hill. They are riotous, irreverent and drunken but they can also be tender towards each other, loving and fiercely loyal. One of them has recently joined the army to move on from his chaotic teenage years and help set him and his girlfriend up with a new life. The army has made him grow up fast, but having escaped one chaotic life he now finds himself about to enter another – in an active war-zone thousands of miles away.
The play is about four teenagers on the cusp of adulthood; it's about surviving in a small left-behind town; and it’s about masculinity – especially its destructive aspects – and how it affects the men who have to live up to it and the women who have to live with it
A half-hour extract from the play was performed at the egg Theatre in Bath in 2018 as part of a new writing festival. It was directed by Stephanie Kempson and featured: Sophie Cull, Samuel De La Torre, Rory Potts and Emily Rumble.
A young woman from a small left-behind rural town, Perry (19), is lost and drifting. It's a year since her dad's death and she spends most of her time hanging around The Shires, the local shopping centre, drinking cider and smoking dope with her rightwing mate Spencer. When she strikes up an unlikely friendship with Graham the Carry-Bag-Man, a local character who usually speaks to no one, Spencer isn't happy – he has it in for Graham, and for some other people in the town. But could the weird old man be Perry’s saviour?
The play is about losing your way and finding it again; it's about small-town life and the left behind; and it's about grief and the pain of losing your dad so young
THE SHIRES (along with ON BOWER HILL) is part of Brian's trilogy of Wiltshire plays.
Alex has a lot to live for: his friendship with his flat mate Serena, his lovely mum, his passion for Bake Off, his budding stand-up career and his fledgling romance with the beautiful Barista from Pret. So why has he taken an overdose and is in hospital, with a medical team fighting for his life? Will he survive and does he even want to?
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As part of the scoping for the design of the Climate and Information Services for Africa programme (CIASA), this report provides a short literature review on user needs, gaps and potential intervention options. It adopts the structure of the Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS, see Section 1) with individual sections on ‘Users’, ‘User Interface Platforms (UIPs)’, ‘Climate Services Information Systems’, ‘Observations and Monitoring’, ‘Research, Modelling and Prediction’ and ‘Capacity Development’. Results highlight social and economic benefits for investing in climate services, where weather and climate information has supported communities. Examples include preparing for floods and help making a range of agricultural decisions.
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Milwaukee's Dope Folks Records drops first release Saturday at Blackbird
Chris “Christreater” Schulist made his name in Milwaukee music as a member of rabid R&B-laced rock ’n’ roll outfits like The Mistreaters and Skull Time, but he’s also a committed collector of late-’80s and early-’90s hip-hop records. Schulist has now carried over his love of the music of this period by starting up a new label called Dope Folks Records with local MC John Kuester, better known behind the mic as Kid Millions. Dope Folks caters to “a core niche of record dorks,” Schulist says, specializing in rare and out-of-print releases like Mixmasta D’s Turntable Scientist EP, the label’s flagship effort. Dope Folks celebrates the release of Turntable Scientist with a release party record spin Saturday night at Blackbird (3007 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., 414-486-1344).
Dope Folks will release a limited run of 300 copies of Turntable Scientist, complete with unreleased tracks that will likely attract collectors who already own the record. The re-release comes with the full cooperation of Mixmasta D, says Schulist.
“John is really good at finding the actual artists and contacting them, with hopes of them sitting on a bunch of these records,” he said. “Sometimes these guys are so taken aback by the fact that John found them, and that he actually knew about the record, that they are very flattered and are willing to give us any tracks they have. Other times, they don't want it released because that was a time they would rather forget, or they have found God. For real.”

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It appears that the Almighty was mistaken. When He handed to Moses the Ten Commandments, He clearly assumed in His infinite wisdom that these would suffice. In the light of the recent experience of the city of Brisbane, it appears He overestimated the intelligence of His creation.
For the record, the original ten are:
I. I am the Lord thy God; Thou shalt have no other gods before me
II. Thou shalt not make for thyself an idol
III. Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord in vain
IV. Thou shalt remember the Sabbath and keep it holy
V. Thou shalt honour thy father and thy mother
VI. Thou shalt not kill
VII. Thou shalt not commit adultery
VIII. Thou shalt not steal
IX. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour
X. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour’s wife or covet thy neighbour’s goods
It appears He should have added an eleventh:
XI. Thou shalt not build thy dwelling house on a flood plain.
British Gazette readers will note that the Brussels Brainwashing Commissariat (aka the BBC) has lost no time in trying to point the finger of blame for the devastating Australian floods on the amount of CO2 humanity produces. Of course they have had to acknowledge the cause is La Nina. This does not stop them however from trying to imply that CO2 is lurking behind the scenes.
Of course they are wrong.
Far from being a “freak weather event” as the BBC has described it; these floods are in fact nearly a foot below the level of 1974 and 10 feet below the level of 1893.
Why the destruction? Because the Australian’s Glow-Bull-Warnists have been telling the politicians that “the danger” posed by “global warming” (aka “climate change”) is not flooding but droughts. As a result the planning authorities in Brisbane allowed building on the flood plain! When a member of the Brisbane River Flood Study suggested this was a foolish policy they were ignored and their warning kept secret.


Instinct Magazine stands in solidarity with the #BlackLivesMatter movement. It is our responsibility to speak out against the hate and violence that such a vital part of our community continues to face. Silence is not an option. Inactivity is not an option. Wavering is not an option.
Rodney King, Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Aniya Parker, Sandra Bland, Nunee Underwood, Atatiana Jefferson, Kelly Stough, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Tony McDade, … and countless others have been lost. We must do better in this fight against Racial Injustice and for Racial Equality.
Our own battle for LGBTQ+ Equality is vast, from the Lavender Scare in the ‘50s and ‘60s, The Compton Cafeteria Riots of 1966 and the Julius “Sip-In” of that same year, to 1969 and Stormé DeLarverie, Marsha P. Johnson, and Sylvia Rivera, the strong LGBTQ+ people of color that started and lifted Stonewall to the pivotal turning point and the beginning of the modern LGBTQ+ Rights Movement. But as we know, the fight did not end there.
Two weeks after the killing of George Floyd and the Minneapolis City Council announced its intent to disband the police department in favor of community-led public safety, but this isn’t enough change to the system. After Stonewall in 1969, there were more protests and battles to continue the fight for change; the first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights in 1979, the removal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell in 2011, winning Marriage Equality on June 26, 2015, and the struggle for LGBTQ+ Rights continues.
During Pride Month, we celebrate our milestones in the LGBTQ+ Community, honor those that came before us, and acknowledge that the fight must continue. Without the inclusion of black LGBTQ+ Community members, it would not be a Pride, would not be an accurate history, and many of those milestones are because of our black queer and transgender voices, fighters, and leaders.
May these current demonstrations for #BlackLivesMatter be the turning point in the battle for racial equity as Stonewall was for the LGBTQ+ Community. Our daily fight for LGBTQ+ acceptance will go on, but it MUST include solidarity with Black lives and be a voice against racial injustice.
We as media, we as Instinct Magazine, will work harder to have black voices heard, to support black artists more, to educate readers on the injustices and systemic oppression of the black community. That is what we must and will continue to do more than ever.
We cannot be silent, we cannot be inactive, and we cannot be wavering. The work continues beyond protests and hashtags and expands into our daily life. We cannot lessen our fight for LGBTQ+ Equality and we cannot lessen the fight against Racial Injustice.


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Featured Golf News
Lapointe & Rubenstein Receive Canadian Golf Hall of Fame Invite
The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in Oakville, Ont., and the Royal Canadian Golf Association (RCGA) announced today that Mary Ann Lapointe (née Hayward) and Lorne Rubenstein have been named the 2007 inductees into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame.
With their inductions, Lapointe and Rubenstein become the 60th and 61st members of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame. Lapointe is the Hall of Fame’s 18th female inductee, while Rubenstein is only the second media representative and first since Ralph H. Reville in 1986 to be honored for his contributions to the game of golf in Canada.
“The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame seeks to recognize excellence as golfers, contributors and supporters of the game,” said Karen Hewson, director of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame. “Mary Ann and Lorne and have each amassed their own unique golf-related legacies and are both fine examples of what makes golf the game it is. Each has made tremendous contributions to the game and it is only fitting that as such, they are recognized for their accomplishments.”
Throughout her career, Lapointe distinguished herself as one of North America’s top female amateur golfers. Among her many accomplishments, the native of Lachine, Que., is a four-time Canadian Amateur champion, a six-time winner of the Quebec Amateur Championship, a five-time Ontario Amateur champion and a 12-time winner of the Ontario Mid-Amateur Championship. Lapointe has been a member of countless provincial teams for Quebec and Ontario and, in 2005, she became the first Canadian to win the U.S. Mid-Amateur title. At the international level, Lapointe has represented Canada eight times at the World Amateur Championship and four times at the Commonwealth Matches.
For almost 30 years, Rubenstein has been chronicling the game of golf in Canada and around the world. Renowned as one of this country’s preeminent golf journalists, he has written a weekly column in the Globe and Mail since 1980; appeared in every major golf publication in Canada and abroad – winning many awards along the way; authored a number of best-selling books; hosted television shows; and offered commentary on radio. Rubenstein has covered golf at both the amateur and professional level and co-authored books for many of the game’s top players. Through his career, the Toronto native has also spent time as a curator for the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum, was the first editor of SCORE Golf magazine, caddied on the PGA Tour and written a number of golf club histories.
The announcement marks the second time in as many years that Lapointe and Rubenstein have shared an induction honor: the pair was also named in 2006 to the Ontario Golf Hall of Fame.
The two will be inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in their home communities later this summer, with North Halton Golf and Country Club hosting Lapointe’s induction on July 28 and Rubenstein’s induction taking place at Maple Downs Golf and Country Club on June 27.
Tickets may be purchased for each of these events by contacting the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame at 905/849-9700 ext 411, or emailing firstname.lastname@example.org.
About the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame
The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame celebrates the outstanding individuals of Canadian golf from players, both amateur and professional, to the builders, architects and others who have been fundamental to the evolution of the game in this country. Operated by the Royal Canadian Golf Association, the Hall of Fame, museum and library are open to visitors to discover more about the game and the inductees. For more information, visit www.cghf.org.
About the Royal Canadian Golf Association
The Royal Canadian Golf Association (RCGA) is the governing body of golf in Canada, representing 377,000 members at 1,650 clubs across the country. Some of the RCGA’s core services include the Rules of Golf, handicapping and course rating, support of turfgrass and environmental research, the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Museum and CN Future Links, Canada’s national junior golf program. In addition, the RCGA conducts Canada’s most prestigious golf championships. The Canadian Open and CN Canadian Women’s Open attract the best professional golfers in the world, while six regional junior championships, 10 national amateur championships and the CN Canadian Women’s Tour showcase the best of Canadian golf. For more information, visit www.rcga.org.
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Car started smoking from the brakes. We parked the car, replaced the calipers, the rotors, and the pads. Bled the brakes. Have pressure, but pedal sinks to the floor. Feels like it tries to catch about 3/4 way down. Checked fluid. Reservoir was empty. Refilled and bled brakes again. Still pressure, but brakes go to the floor. Reservoir fluid dirty with debris. Tried flushing system, failed. Don't want to buy parts unnecessarily. Took me all summer just to get what I got. Thinking either the master cylinder, or brake line?
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Jerrae Hawkins, a Two-Sport Athlete at IMG Academy, Brings His Elite Speed to the Florida Gators
Miami Commit Marquise Lightfoot is Proud to Pave His Own Path at Kenwood Academy in Chicago
Brock Feinberg of Wando High in South Carolina is Focusing on Linebacker to Impress College Scouts
Micah Hudson, Texas Tech's Highest-Ranked Recruit Ever, is Laying a Strong Foundation at Lake Belton
Boone Lourd of Brentwood, California, is Proving to be a Quarterback to Watch in the 2024 Class
Florida State Commit Luke Kromenhoek Leads Rising Georgia Power Benedictine Military Academy
Jeremiah Smith of Chaminade-Madonna is an Ohio State Commit and the Top Prospect in the Nation
Will Hammond of Hutto High School Could be the Quarterback of the Future for Texas Tech
Will Hammond is not only one of the top quarterbacks in Texas, but he's also one of the best signal callers in the country. He's an important part of the Texas Tech Red Raiders' 2024 class.
Ohio State Buckeye Great Mike Doss Selected to National High School Football Hall of Fame
Mike Doss won championships at every level: high school, college football, and the NFL. The former Ohio State defensive back was honored by the National High School Football Hall of Fame for his time at Canton McKinley High School.
Dante Reno Seeks Championship at Cheshire Academy Before Heading to South Carolina
Dante Reno is leading a new team, Cheshire Academy in Connecticut, in his senior season. The two-time state champion is the son of Yale head coach Tony Reno, and he is committed to South Carolina.
Player Tips: Sammy Brown on a Linebacker's First Step
In this player tip, 5-star Clemson commit Sammy Brown of Jefferson, GA, describes the importance of a linebacker's first step.


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Only a handful of 2400+ caves in Slovakia are to be seen and admired by a public eye.
A cave is a remarkable natural phenomena. It is a large underground space created naturally by the weathering of rock.
These caves are noted for having the world’s highest stalagmite, aragonite and sinter formations and an ice filled abyss, which considering the territory’s height above sea level, is a unique phenomenon for central Europe.
Because of its great acoustic conditions, the concerts of classical canned music were organised here. In recent years, the cave is used for convalescent speleo-climatic stays.
Wonderful cave located right in Tatra National Park (TANAP).
The cave entrance has long been known. The entrance parts were known by gold seekers as early as the first half of the 18th century, which is evidenced by the inscriptions of their names on the rocky walls. However they had been unrevealed for many years. The entrance was again found by L. Gulden and gold miner Fabry in 1826, however they did not penetrate deeper into the cave.
About 1 km educational route is leading the entrance of the cave and takes about 25 minutes. Duration of whole visit with 860 stairs and the length of 1.360 m lasts 70 minutes. Air temperature rises only from 5 to 6,3°C, so in summer you better take some warmer clothes with. Relative humidity is 90 – 97%.
During the visit you will walk through enormous halls and thinner corridors, your attention will be drawn to abysses and sinter waterfalls. There is a Music Hall, which got its name by the sound of falling drops on the water surface of a lake.
The Bystrianska cave is located in the southern part of the Low Tatras in Banská Bystrica region, in close distance to the holiday resort of Tále.
The cave is represented mainly by narrow and high corridors widened by corrosion and erosion of the river flow. There are also bigger halls and domes, like Collapsed Dome and Mostárenské Halls. During the visit you will see three abysses in the depth 15 – 20 m below the visit route. The abyss called Hell has the depth of 56 m. Cave offers diversity of underground decoration. Aragonite was also found on some places under Hell. Eight kinds of bats reside in the cave.
The cave reaches the length of more than 3,531 m with vertical span of 99 m. It was formed by the ponor waters of Bystrianka flowing into the karst territory from the southern slopes of the Low Tatras Mountains in several developmental stages in dependence to the valley bottom deepening.
The main spaces of the New Cave have narrow and high fissure passages widened by corrosion and erosion of the water course. Shorter oval passages are prevailingly predisposed by interbed surfaces and they connect the narrow fissure passages in some places
The Demänovská Ice Cave was formed in Middle Triassic dark-grey Guttenstein limestones of the Krížna Nappe, along tectonic faults by the previous ponor flow of the Demänovka River, which flowed from the Demänovská Cave of Peace.
It presents the northern previously spring part of the Demänovský cave system. Some upper parts of the cave are formed by waters of side ponor branch of Demänovka River, which penetrated from the adjacent Dvere Cave and from the New Cave in Bašta.
Cave is formed by the underground flow of the river Demänovka. Visit tour leads through spacious river corridors interrupted by steep sections. Its first part takes you to cave spaces with sinter decoration and the second through icy spaces, which is a really impressing combination.
Ice filling is located in the lower parts – it occurs in the form of ground ice, stalactites, stalagmites or ice columns. In cave is a long-known find of bones of various animals, including cave bear, which were once considered as dragon bones – that’s why the second name of Demanovska ice cave was the Dragon’s cave.
The entrance to the cave in reef called “Bašta” can be seen from parking place, but you have to climb up to it for about 20 minutes. The path has resting places and educational panels.
Demänovská Cave of Liberty
The cave represents morphologically the most varied part of the Demänovský Cave System. It is formed in the Middle Triassic dark-gray Gutenstein limestones of the Krížna Nappe along the tectonic faults by the ancient ponor flow of Demänovka and its side hanging ponor tributaries.
The Demänovská Cave of Liberty is located in the northern part of the Low Tatras in Liptov region within Demänovská Valley. It is the most visited cave in Slovakia.
The path with educational boards in length of 400 m leads to the entrance of the cave in the elevation height 870 m. The duration of the walk is about 10-15 min. Average temperature in the cave is 6,1 – 7°C.
You can choose between traditional and long visit tour. But be careful because the long visit tour is held only once a day.
The underground water course of Demänovka, which springs in the non-karst territory under the main ridge of the Low Tatras, flows through the cave. It sinks underground in Lúčky and springs again through the Vyvieranie Cave northerly from the Demänovská Cave of Liberty.
Dead Bats Cave
Cave of Dead Bats was named after the findings of bat bones. They were spread around the cave and their age is around 6000 years according to the experts. This is one of the hugest and most important high mountain caves in Slovakia.
The cave is located in the central part of the Low Tatras at 1750 meters height above the sea. The average temperature is 3.5 degrees Celsius. The cave includes 14 levels and two parallel tunnels. The seventh level is the biggest one and is situated at 180 meters depth.
Dead Bats Cave is located in the mountainous terrain and protected NAPANT area. It is a unique opportunity to visit a mysterious underground of Low Tatras.
The road to the cave is leading from Trangoska to Chalet of Milan Rastislav Stefanik, from which you can also get to Dumbier, the highest peak in the Low Tatras (2,043 m). The entrance to the cave is at an respectable altitude of 1,520 m!
Until now, a total of fourteen floors in two parallel branches were discovered – that ranks the cave among one of the largest caves in Slovakia. It got its interesting name due to the number of bat bones, found in various parts of the cave. Besides the bat bones, whose age is estimated to 6,000 years, the bones of martens, rodents, bears and goats were found here too.
Basic cave tour is 1 km long, lighted and secured with steel ropes and bridges. Is it permissible for children from 6 years old.
Additional speleoroutes for the demanding require good physical fitness – speleological trekking with classic climbing awaits you.


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#Balenciaga: Demna Gvasalia is Named Balenciaga’s New Artistic Director
Published: October 8, 2015
#Balenciaga: Demna Gvasalia is Named Balenciaga’s New Artistic Director, Mere days after Alexander Wang showed his final collection with Balenciaga at Paris Fashion Week, the luxe design house has recruited its new leader.
Stepping up to fill Wang’s post is Demna Gvasalia, founder and chief designer of the up-and-coming French label, Vêtements. The 34-year-old designer has already attracted major star power with his unorthodox sartorial view point, and boasts celeb fans including the likes of Kanye West and Jared Leto. And while the fashion crowd may already be acquainted with Gvasalia, his name is still unfamiliar in the mainstream. Here’s what you need to know about the new Balenciaga mastermind:
1. Trained at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts at Antwerp, the Georgian-born designer has already scored a few other high profile fashion gigs in his career, serving as a senior designer for Maison Martin Margiela for three years before moving to Louis Vuitton in 2012.
2. In 2014, he launched Vêtements (which translates as “clothes”) along with several anonymous designers. (Note: The other designers have remained unnamed due to contractual conflicts with other fashion brands). The label has quickly emerged as the new off-the-grid, “cool kid” brand in Paris, and prides itself in refreshingly simple silhouettes. Though this line is a collaborative effort, Gvasalia operates as head designer.
3. For his work with Vêtements, Gvasalia and his anonymous crew were nominated for LVMH’s second annual Prize for Young Fashion Designers this year. The label made it to the final round, but was ultimately beat out by London-based designers Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida of Marques’Almeida.
4. Gvasalia isn’t afraid of an unconventional runway. As an unconventional brand, Vêtements has shown four collections in several out-of-the-box locations under Gvasalia’s direction. During this past fall 2015 season, the label showed in the basement of Paris’ famed Le Depot gay club, and just this past week, Gvasalia turned a Chinese restaurant into high fashion stage.
5. Although Gvasalia is taking on a huge workload with Balenciaga, he’s not abandoning Vêtements. He’ll show both his first collection with Balenciaga and also his latest Vêtements’ designs this March during the fall 2016 season.
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By Juan Plaza, November 12, 2018
For over a hundred years now, men and women have been designing flying machines of all kinds. Beautiful machines, ugly machines, odd contraptions and crazy ideas alike have taken to the sky after emerging from the design table to enter a prototype stage. All of them have a story, but only some have been able to achieve commercial success.
These ideas and contraptions were based on science, but pure instinct fueled many of them. At the beginning and just after the successful flight of the Wright Brothers in 1903, people all over the world were experimenting with different approaches to defying gravity by achieving heavier-than-air flight.
With trial and errors and many lives came the basic design of a single wing, mounted on a fuselage. While it was sometimes above (Cessna) and sometimes below (Piper, Cirrus), a propeller at the front and empennage at the back also emerged.
The fact that this design has not changed a lot over the last century is an indication of just how successful and revolutionary it was. Yes, we have more powerful engines and definitely better avionics, but the basics of aircraft design has not changed much in four generations.
The aerial innovations of today owe everything to this era of aviation, but this new cohort of designers are approaching the creation of such things from a very different place. This new generation of creators, inventors, engineers and designers are entering aerospace, not through the grueling world of Aerospace Corporate America; No! These guys are inventing and designing unmanned aerial vehicles in their basements and garages.
These people who were born in the era of the computer and don’t know life without the Internet are playing with completely original concepts that may not have been influenced by formal training of that bygone era. Instead, they’re often influenced and inspired by something like a fantastical video game, or by a technical innovation that has nothing to do with aviation. Perhaps this is why their imaginations often run wild and focus on the possibilities of their work over anything and everything else. But when this spirit is combined with the insights and expereince that is inherently tied to the origins and science of aviation, look out.
One great example is of this innovation running wild is from Jonathan Hesselbarth, founder of Wingcopter, who is on a quest to conquer the difficult challenge of vertical to horizontal flight transition. His solution is so simple that it defies logic itself, but it works.
What Jonathan and his team in Germany were trying to avoid was the issue the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey suffers from, in which two large propellers mounted in a helicopter configuration tilt forward after takeoff to become huge forward-looking propellers. The Osprey was designed and built by Boeing in the late 80’s to provide the Marines with a transport/utility vehicle and since then has had a mixed bag of uncertain successes and a lot of accidents.
The problem with the Osprey is that the prop wash in the helicopter mode is covering the entire wing area and a small portion of the fuselage, robbing the design of lift capability. As soon as the rotors begin to tilt forward in flight, the prop-wash over the wings begins to generate lift, which makes the Osprey almost uncontrollable unless it’s handled by a complex autopilot and lots and lots of complicated and maintenance-heavy devices and contraptions.
Jonathan’s idea, called Wingcopter, like his company, was to divide the power plant into four rotors and to move them forward and aft of the wing to avoid prop wash during the transition. It’s a simple solution but it works like a charm due to the fact that the wings never generate lift during the transition, except from air generated by movement, not the rotors.
Another great example is Spencer Gore and his recently launched Flying Battery concept. Spencer and his team at Impossible Aerospace came up with the idea to stop fighting the weight/power ratio of commonly available UAVs and think out of the box. The result is an elegant and highly efficient drone capable of flying over two hours.
With the advent of new players and innovative ways to create and try revolutionary ideas, it was just a matter of time before a new industry would be created to serve this community.
Enter Airshaper, based in Antwerpen, Belgium. They’re the creators of a virtual wind tunnel that allows UAV designers to submit their CAD prototypes for aerodynamic analysis. AirShaper has helped companies such as Sensefly increase their flying time by optimizing its designs. They’ve also helped H-Aero, a revolutionary new design of a Blimp-drone, with the final design of their product.
“I founded AirShaper, as I thought much of the work in designing UAV’s, and any other machine that has to travel through air or water, could be automated,” said Wouter Remmerie, CEO and founder of Airshaper. “The essence of AirShaper is that we remove all barriers to analyze & optimize aerodynamics, beginning with cost. It’s cloud-based, so you just pay per simulation. No expensive software (30-60k€) or hardware (server farms).”
“Our users don’t need any experience and there’s no need to have a background in simulation software; our algorithms takes care of this automatically,” Wouter continued. “Everything is done in the cloud and at a high speed, so our customers can have results within hours or days depending on the accuracy.”
Each report produced by AirShaper on a new design includes four major components:
- Performance Analysis
- Drag Analysis
- Flow Analysis
- Noise Analysis
All four components of design are key to an optimal flying machine.
In the performance analysis the emphasis lies on the effectiveness of the design with respect to the interaction of drag and lift and how these forces affect the design in terms of best use of the mechanical forces moving the object forward.
In the drag analysis, the emphasis is on the forces acting against the power plant which moves the aircraft forward. The analysis focuses onunderpressure zones, surface pressure, surface pressure drag and surface friction.
The underpressure zones are areas with a pressure lower than that of the local surrounding air. Often these zones are caused by abrupt changes in shape, most pronounced at abrupt changes in cross-section or surface geometry. If the analysis shows any such areas, the recommendation is to smooth these out to lower drag.
The following images provide insight into which features of your object are causing drag by showing “clouds” of low pressure; the darker the cloud, the more significant the cause of drag.
In the flow analysis, the key is understanding the way the wind flows past the shape in order to optimize the design. The virtual wind tunnel provides colored streamlines as the air flows over the aircraft and these can provide multiple insights.
First of all, it allows spotting laminar flow zones (steady streamlines) and turbulent zones (swirling streamlines). The transition from laminar to turbulent often occurs when the airflow is unable to follow the surface of the object because the “negative angle” of the surface is too large or because of a geometrical disturbance in the surface. This is called separation which, in most cases, increases drag.
In the last but equally crucial item, the Noise Analysis, AirShaper focuses on reducing the noise generation in the design by looking for the origin of these “noise clouds”. Typically, noise is generated slightly downstream of the location where the flow is disturbed and the solution is simple: smoothen the source in order to reduce noise generation. This eliminates or avoids cavities and external parts.
To review the full copy of the sample drone report, please download it from the Airshaper site.
In short, the new generation of designers now has been joined by an enthusiastic group of professionals providing tools to optimize the analysis and improvement of their ideas. Doing so is accelerating the pace at which these vehicles will hit the real-life test fields.
Granted, all these ideas and designs are yet to be proven effective and commercially viable, but the fact that there’s a new generation of designers and engineers willing to try new concepts gives us hope that perhaps in a few years we will see aircraft that look entirely different than a World War I single-engine plane.
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KABUL (Pajhwok): A new Indian movie on Ahmad Shah Abdali Baba’s third battle of Panipat has sparked concerns among Afghans, who view the film as an insult to the former king.
This movie has the theme of the 3rd Battle of Panipat between the Maratha Empire and Abdali Baba on January 14, 1761. Abdali won the battle after killing more than 50,000 Indian soldiers.
The movie has been made by veteran Indian film director Ashutosh Gowarikerm, who has also directed critically-acclaimed movies Lagaan and Jodhaa Akbar.
Senior Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt stars as Abdali, with Arjun Kapoor acting as the Maratha emperor and Kriti Sanon as his spouse.
The movie, whose trailer is already out, features Afghan actor from Paktika province Babrak Akbarim who plays the role of a loyal guard of Sanjay Dutt (Abdali Baba).
Yet to be shown on the big screen, the film is scheduled to be released in the first week of December. But some Afghans have voiced concerns that the movie is an affront to Ahmad Shah Baba. They claim the Battle of Panipat has not been put in a proper historical perspective.
Facebook user Aziz Ahmad Zaland urged the Afghan government to take measures to ensure that Kabul-Delhi relations were not harmed as a result of the release of this movie (Panipat)
Rana Durani Ghorzang also asked the government to take a look at the movie before it was released.
Former Afghan ambassador to India Shaida Abdali tweeted: “The Indian cinema has historically played a key role in strengthening relations between Afghanistan and India. I hope that our shared values and history have been taken into consideration.”
Indian journalist Awik Sign also tweeted: “People of Afghanistan have huge respect to Abdali, but people in India hate him. I don’t think history has been displayed properly. India and Afghanistan have strong relations but these kinds of movies only earn money, serving no other purpose.”
Acting Afghan Ambassador to India Tahir Qadiri told Pajhwok Afghan News the movie was yet to be released and its content were yet to be determined.
“We are in contact with Indian officials and have shared the Afghans’ concern with them.
Ajmal Alamzai, cultural attaché at the Afghan embassy in New Delhi, said he came to know two years ago about the movie and launched an investigation in this regard.
“We have emailed the film director to share the scenario with us but he didn’t. We have tried several times to contact the director, but failed.”
He added film officials had told them that sharing the movie content was against their policy, because it diminishes the value of the film in the market.
Alamzai said he had contacted India’s ministry of information on the issue. The ministry responded it could not interfere with policy of the film company.
He recalled Shaida Abdali had also met the governor of Maharashtra, where the Hollywood is headquartered, and shared the issue with him. The Indian official promised assessing the movie, but no action has been taken so far.
Later on, Afghan Consul General in Mumbai Salehi met the film director and said historical facts, and nothing else, had been portrayed, Alamzai continued.
The Afghan embassy in Delhi had sent letters to the Ministries of Culture and Information and Foreign Affairs to track the issue at the highest level.
He believed the name of the film, sounding dangerous, had sparked concerns. He said the movie’s title suggested it was against Afghanistan.
Sanjay Dutt tweeted: “Ahmad Shah Abdali – Death strikes where his shadow falls.”
Afghan actor Babrak Akbari said in a video message: “I’m along with Sanjay Dutt in the movie. I also came to know of concerns through WatsApp, Facebook and Messenger that the movie would show a bad image of Ahmad Shah Baba. But there is nothing like that in the film.”
He insisted the movie was based on real history. “If it contained anything against Afghanistan, I would have never worked in it.” Akbari added.
The 3rd Battle of Panipat was won by Afghans but the film trailer shows Indians as winners.


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01/25/99 13:35 EST http://www.prnewswire.com Subj: The Economy in the New Year Date: 1/25/99 6:17:17 AM US Mountain Standard Time From: AOL News BCC: Lulu010101
The Economy in the New Year
Remarks by Edward G. Boehne, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia At The 1999 Economic Forecast Breakfast, Main Line Chamber of Commerce,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- The following are remarks by Edward G. Boehne, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, at the 1999 Economic Forecast Breakfast, Main Line Chamber of Commerce, Berwyn, PA:
Another Extraordinary Year of Growth
Its a pleasure to be with you again. Last year when I was here I told you that we had just finished an extraordinary year in 1997. This year I guess I will have to use another superlative to characterize the economy's performance in 1998. The good news is that the economy has proven to be very resilient to financial turmoil: output again expanded at a strong pace last year, the unemployment rate fell to a 29-year low, and inflation remained very low. The bad news is that the downside risks to the economy from the international sector that I discussed a year ago all came to pass.
My remarks a year ago focused on how the slumping Asian economies would impact the US by depressing our (real net) exports and by lowering import prices. Those impacts certainly occurred, as a sharp decline in (real net) exports slowed US manufacturing activity, and as falling import prices helped to reduce consumer price inflation to about 1.5 percent in 1998.
But last year I also mentioned the risk that Asian problems could spread to Eastern Europe and Latin America, and that such contagion would pose more serious downside risks to the US economy. That, unfortunately, is what happened during the last half of 1998, as financial problems in Russia led to capital flight that spread to Latin America. The resulting financial turmoil spread quickly around the world, including to US stock and bond markets. Recognizing the increased downside risk to the US economy from continuing problems abroad and from the widespread flight to quality and liquidity that began to disrupt our financial markets, the Fed reduced the federal funds rate and the discount rate in several steps last fall. These actions have helped calm markets, and at this point financial markets are functioning more normally.
I noted earlier that the US economy has been very resilient to financial turmoil. Clearly, the continued strong growth of employment and the economy during the last half of 1998 is a sign of this resilience. I find it striking that we have had very large monthly job gains at the same time that we have had large numbers of layoffs announced. This, too, is a sign of our economy's resilience.
That doesn't mean we aren't seeing any effects from the economic slumps that have been occurring in Asia, Brazil, and elsewhere. Manufacturing has borne the brunt of the impact. Both nationally and in our region, manufacturing activity has weakened. For instance, our regional Business Outlook Survey, which polls manufacturers in our Federal Reserve District, has been in negative territory for four of the past five months. Figures on national industrial production and the survey of the National Association of Purchasing Managers show that a slowdown in manufacturing activity is widespread around the nation. Jobs have declined in manufacturing for eight of the past nine months, for a cumulative job loss in manufacturing of about 275,000 jobs. A similar pattern of manufacturing job losses has occurred in the Philadelphia area as well.
But the weakness in manufacturing and in (real net) exports during the past year was offset by strong growth of housing and consumer spending on motor vehicles and other durable goods, along with continued strong growth of business spending on computers and other equipment. Consequently, overall economic growth held up well last year and was even above expectations.
Even though economic growth was strong and labor markets remained very tight, inflation last year was benign and, in fact, somewhat lower than what was generally expected. Oil and other commodity prices fell sharply last year and businesses continued to find ways to increase productivity to keep costs down as wages rose.
I anticipate that inflation will remain quiescent in 1999 as well, even though import and oil prices probably will not show the same downward trend this year. Holding inflation down is a key ingredient in fostering maximum sustainable economic and job growth. Maintaining an environment of stable prices means that there is so little inflation that expectations about inflation do not have a significant influence on the decisions of households or businesses. On the basis of our recent experience, we have been largely successful in achieving price stability.
We should be pleased but not complacent about the outlook for inflation. Certainly there are downside risks to the economy this year. But upside risks remain as well. Whenever the economy is operating as close to full capacity of its labor resources as it has been recently, we must stay alert to the potential for inflationary pressures to reassert themselves, just as we must be watchful for signs that problems in Asia and Latin America are leading to a more severe slowing of the US economy. Both inflation and deflation are undesirable and we must guard against both.
With labor markets remaining tight, pressures on compensation should continue to be a major challenge for businesses this year. During the past several years businesses have been very effective at finding ways to increase productivity growth to keep rising wages from spilling over to rising prices. Some of this increased productivity has come from investment in new equipment -- especially in computer-related equipment -- and I expect such investment to continue this year, but at a more moderate pace because of the slowdown in manufacturing activity.
I also expect some moderation in the growth of consumer spending this year, following last year's very strong gains. Last year's gains reflected sizable employment gains, rising incomes, and another year of strong stock market performance that led consumers to increase their spending at the expense of their personal saving rate. Now that the saving rate has fallen to about zero, consumers are unlikely to increase their spending as rapidly as they did last year.
On balance, then, I expect the economy will continue to expand in 1999, although somewhat less rapidly than last year. The job market will remain tight and inflation will stay in check.
In several respects, our region mirrors the nation. The Greater Philadelphia region has also been doing very well during the past year. The region's unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in a decade and is lower than the national rate. In fact, some parts of the region, including along the Main Line, have unemployment rates of 3 percent or less. A major problem businesses are facing is finding qualified workers. Despite the tight job market, however, businesses do seem to be finding workers somewhere, since 1998 marked the sixth consecutive year of job growth in the region. The strongest job growth has been in the suburbs. But the City of Philadelphia also added about 4,000 jobs last year -- the city's first significant gain in jobs in a decade.
Like other parts of the nation, our region has experienced its share of industry consolidations -- the most notable examples being in the banking and the health care industries. So despite strong labor markets and continued overall job growth, we are experiencing a lot of job turnover.
Historically, our region has tended to slow sooner than the rest of the nation, and we can expect fewer new jobs to be created this year than were created last year. As I said earlier, we have already seen signs that manufacturing activity has been weakening in our District, although we don't anticipate a general downturn in the region's economy this year. Overall, the Philadelphia region should mirror the nation again in 1999, with growth continuing and labor markets quite tight.
Need for Flexibility in Policy
Let me underscore that what we have been experiencing in monetary policy during the past couple of years is different from what we have typically experienced in recent decades. Normally at this stage of the business cycle, the tight labor markets we have enjoyed would have been leading to greater inflationary pressures. But we haven't seen inflationary pressures during the past two years, despite an unemployment rate that has fallen to its lowest level in almost 30 years.
The Fed will have to be especially alert to unfolding developments during the coming year, as we were last year, and it must be flexible and prepared to look beyond the usual economic statistics. For instance, in the first half of last year a case could have been made for tightening monetary policy. But the Fed didn't tighten. Last spring many of us in the Fed heard from business people that competition was preventing them from raising prices, even though the economy was very strong. Although wages were under upward pressure, many businesses were telling us that they were offsetting these costs elsewhere. I concluded from these stories that the Fed did not have to tighten monetary policy to hold inflation in check. I believe that turned out to be the correct decision.
Then in the fall of last year, as the international outlook was deteriorating, the Fed had reason to ease monetary policy to calm financial markets and to take out some insurance against a cumulative weakening of the U.S. economy. That strategy, too, seems to have paid off -- financial markets appear to be functioning more normally and the economy is entering 1999 with considerable momentum instead of the gloom and doom talk we heard last fall. Looking to the year ahead, I do not know what adjustments to monetary policy, if any, will be needed to help keep the economy on a trend of sustainable growth and benign inflation. The U.S. economy is too complex and dynamic to be guided by pat formulas, and monetary policy is but one influence among many that impact it. Like you in your businesses, we in the Federal Reserve need to stay alert, be as forward-looking as possible, and act accordingly to help keep our economy on a long-run path of prosperity.
Preparing for Y2K
Before concluding, let me say a few words about the year 2000 (or Y2K) issue. This year began with many news stories about potential problems with computer systems when the year 2000 arrives. So-called Y2K problems will receive even more attention as we move through the year. Many of the scarier stories being told about Y2K involve the banking and financial system. The impression one gets from these stories is that Americans believe the financial industry is the one most likely to suffer from Y2K problems. In contrast to this view, I think the financial industry is doing one of the best jobs to ensure that the arrival of the year 2000 is a manageable event. So let me briefly explain what the Federal Reserve and banks are doing to prepare.
We at the Federal Reserve have tested our own major systems and made sure they will work in the year 2000. Now we are working to test our automated systems with those of banks -- not just the large banks, but community banks as well. Our objective is for banks to have tested with us, or to be scheduled to test with us, by the end of March. Bank regulators have been raising the heat on banks about preparing for the year 2000 for more than a year now. Regulators are also pushing banks to make sure that their business customers are ready for Y2K.
For companies doing business internationally, you should know that the Federal Reserve is working closely with international bank supervisors and others to encourage Y2K readiness worldwide. We are working to encourage public disclosure and transparency of Y2K preparations in all countries, so that companies can better evaluate their ability to conduct operations in various parts of the world when the year 2000 arrives.
We are also preparing for the possibility that some individuals may decide to hold extra cash during the century rollover. Some consumers may be concerned that other payment methods may not work well around the turn of the year, and we want to be prepared to meet larger-than-normal demands for cash. So we plan to increase our inventory of currency available to meet such demands by a large amount, just in case. And we will staff our cash operations around the turn of the year to make sure banks can obtain currency on a timely basis. For that matter, we will have a lot of staff from many of our departments available around the turn of the year, just to handle any unusual developments in the payments system. And we will be prepared to lend funds to financial institutions under appropriate circumstances.
Y2K testing, some people complain, is a pain in the neck and is costly. But the alternative -- NOT testing and then learning there is a problem on January 3, 2000 -- will be even MORE costly to both banks and businesses. There are, for instance, issues of legal liability that go beyond simple customer complaints.
Beyond the technical side of fixing the century date change problem lies the issue of educating the public and the media about what the true situation is rather than letting anxiety build through a lack of knowledge. It is going to be important for bankers and business leaders to build up confidence within their communities about their ability to solve Y2K operational problems. Confidence is at the heart of our economic and financial system. If the public loses confidence in our ability to handle the century date change, the whole business community will lose. You can expect media attention about this issue to intensify as the year progresses. It would be wise for bankers and business leaders to be prepared to answer reporters' questions about Y2K preparedness honestly and reassuringly.
Fortunately, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is one of the states furthest along in ensuring that government computer systems are ready for Y2K, and that level of attention has spread to local governments and businesses. Pennsylvanians have generally avoided being complacent about Y2K issues so far, and they must focus on completing their preparations during the coming months. We all have to earn the confidence of our customers and communities by doing our homework, testing our systems, actively telling our story about Y2K preparedness, and being well prepared to answer customers' -- and reporters' -- questions.
In conclusion, we are completing the eighth year of this economic expansion, which is now the second longest expansion of this century. I believe the expansion will continue throughout 1999 and into the year 2000, thereby making this the longest expansion of modern times. And I expect this will occur while inflation remains low. Our region will continue to expand as well, although our manufacturing sector is being adversely affected by international developments.
The biggest risks to our economy are coming from the international sphere. Monetary policy will need to be especially alert this year to changing developments -- domestic and global -- that could alter the outlook. That means grass-roots input about economic developments is likely to continue to play a significant role in policy decisions because it gives us insights we cannot get from economic statistics alone.
SOURCE Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
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01/25/99 08:15 EST http://www.prnewswire.com
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These would be a whole lot more meaningful if they were backed in the same post by their SEC 10-Q filings. They can release ANYTHING as a PR release, but they are much more careful in choice of phrase in SEC filings. Quite frankly, I and most of us do NOT have the time to now go find the 10-Q reports involved. Before you continue the practice of copying the posts from a PR flack source, please include the relevant 10-Q or a link thereto.
-- Chuck, night driver (firstname.lastname@example.org), January 26, 1999.
In another thread, lulu has posted a press release regarding the SSA's recent acquisition of a COBOL validation tool (be still, my heart).
lulu, what's your point here? Press releases are not news, nor do they contain very useful information. My employer has issued many upbeat press releases, and I am painfully aware that they and our primary client are both actually deer in the Y2K headlights. We don't need press releases. "What are the facts, and to how many decimal places?"
-- Mac (email@example.com), January 26, 1999.


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The former Batman star, 47, and the Knives Out actress, 31, were pictured sharing a kiss as they ventured out for some fresh air while laying low at Affleck’s home.
Other snaps showed the pair walking arm in arm and sharing a playful embrace during a break from quarantine.
The stars have recently returned to Los Angeles after holidaying in Costa Rica and de Armas’ native Cuba.
De Armas and Affleck did not hold back on the PDA (ROL/X17online.com)
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Deep Water is directed by Adrian Lyne, who previously helmed films including Fatal Attraction, Indecent Proposal, Flashdance and 9 ½ Weeks, and marks his first movie since 2002’s Unfaithful.
The pair shared an embrace(ROL/X17online.com)
It also stars Tracy Letts, Finn Wittrock and Euphoria’s Jacob Elordi.
The pair are yet to speak publicly about their romance, but De Armas, who is set to star in the upcoming Bond film No Time To Die as recent CIA recruit Paloma, recently discussed working with Affleck in an interview with Vogue Spain.
“The first time we read the scenes together, it became pretty clear he was going to do something exceptional with a very complex role,” she told the magazine.
“Not only does he know how to do it with ease, he also manages to surprise you in every shot. His talent is infinite.”
Affleck was previously married to actress Jennifer Garner, and shares three children, Violet, 14, Seraphina, 11, and Samuel, eight, with her.

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