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Australian student detained in North Korea released
AFPUpdated July 05, 2019
An Australian student Alek Sigley, 29, who was detained in North Korea, arrives at Beijing international airport in Beijing, China on July 4. — Kyodo via Reuters
TOKYO: A 29-year-old Australian student detained in North Korea arrived in Tokyo on Thursday, hours after surfacing in Beijing where he said he felt "great" after being released.
Alek Sigley — one of a handful of Westerners living and studying in North Korea — disappeared without a trace around June 23, prompting a week of deep concern and frantic speculation about his fate.
For days Sigley's family received no word about his whereabouts or wellbeing, stoking fears he may have been the latest in a long line of foreigners to become entangled in North Korea's police state.
But on Thursday afternoon, he emerged suddenly in Beijing.
"I'm ok, I'm ok, yeah, yeah, I'm good. I'm very good," he said upon arriving at Beijing's international airport. Asked how he felt, he responded: "Great." He went to the Australian embassy and was later seen again at the airport, where he smiled again and waved at reporters.
Hours later he flew to Japan, where his wife lives. He landed shortly after 10pm, smiling broadly, but declined to answer media questions as he arrived at Haneda airport.
Earlier, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told lawmakers that Sigley had "been released from detention in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea" and was "safe and well".
Sigley's father Gary, a professor of Chinese and Asian studies, told media in Australia that the family was "extremely pleased he is safe and sound".
The father admitted he had missed a call from his son because he had been busy "shopping", but hoped to give him a "big hug and kiss" soon.
'Demystify' North Korea
Sigley detention came just days before a G20 summit and a landmark meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Trump was intimately involved in the case of University of Virginia student Otto Warmbier, who was imprisoned during a tour of the authoritarian state in 2016.
Doctors said Warmbier suffered severe brain damage while in detention, fell into a coma and died days after arriving back in the United States, aged 22.
Sigley was much more familiar with the country and spoke fluent Korean.
He ran tours to North Korea and a number of social media sites, which usually had a stream of apolitical content about life in one of the world's most secretive nations.
His blog posts focused on everyday Pyongyang — everything from the city's dining scene to North Korean app reviews.
"He is always trying to demystify North Korea, unlike the typical Western media. He tries to understand the people there," his 26-year-old Japanese wife, Yuka Morinaga, had said.
The pair married in a ceremony in Pyongyang last year.
The case was complicated by Australia's lack of diplomatic representation in North Korea.
Morrison thanked Sweden for its help in securing Sigley's release.
Earlier this week Swedish special envoy Kent Harstedt travelled to Pyongyang, where he raised the issue with North Korean authorities.
"I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to Swedish authorities for their invaluable assistance in securing Alek's prompt release," Morrison said, hailing it as a triumph of "behind the scenes" diplomacy.
The Swedish Foreign Ministry said that the Korean authorities assisted with "speedy actions".
"I welcome that Alek Sigley has been released and is in good health," said Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom.
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چہرے پر جھریاں اور لکیریں صحت کے بارے میں کیا بتاتی ہیں؟
کلبھوشن یادیو کیس فیصلہ: 'پاکستان کیلئے کم بھارت کیلئے زیادہ بُرا ہے'
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Good for North Korea! Now if China could only set the Canadians free. Please and thank you...
Get out, get out, get out now, Alec.
Don't let t what happened to Wambier happen to you. That case was heartbreaking. N. Korea is not safe. The government and leadership are terrifying. Human rights don't exist. Count your blessings and get out.
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In 1988 at age thirty four, Sparks suddenly came face to face with other beings from other worlds.
"The pulling started the usual way with a low pitched, whirling sound only this time, it didn't speed up as fast or get as loud and it was more gentle. I was paralyzed again, but I momentarily regained consciousness before the final transport sequence was complete and I could see where I was going. That was a first!
"As my eyes opened, I saw that I was at least a thousand feet above the ground and slowly descending. Below me was an abandoned carnival park. I was floating over a large, old fashioned wooden roller-coaster and I wasn't scared! I was calm and relaxed, and the ride was so gentle I was actually enjoying it.
"When I was twenty or thirty feet from the ground, I started to slowly rock back and forth several times like a pendulum almost like I was being guided to a target and this was the final adjustment. Then I saw the profiles of about a dozen large creatures standing in a semi circle. Although it was night, I could make out the shapes of their body size and they were large, even by human standards. A few inches front the ground, I blacked out.
"As I began to regain consciousness, I was standing and heard telepathically, loud and clear:
'We would have given it to you, but we knew it wouldn't have meant anything unless you earned it. It was the only way you could possibly understand what you have been a part of and what you have to do.'
"I now know the 'it' was knowledge. I was clear headed and wide awake conscious. There were twelve large, humanoid creatures standing in almost a complete circle in which I was a part. The creatures appeared to be at least six feet tall. All of them had their heads turned towards the alien who was standing to my immediate left.
"The only apparent light source was on the face of this creature, like a hologram of a human face superimposed and glowing over the alien's face [Howe's emphasis]. It was radiating light and this was done to disguise his true appearance. He had done this to make me feel less apprehensive. The creatures didn't take into consideration that as this holographic face spoke and moved its lips, there was no audible sound.
"The voice being communicated telepathically was out of sync with the lips! Plus, the face was obviously a hologram because it was slightly off centre from the body. But it worked, nonetheless, because I wasn't scared.
"As the reptoids transmitted telepathically, I noticed that each alien seemed to be concentrating its thoughts to the creature on my left. One thing for sure: they were of one mind and it said:
'There are some things you need to understand. Yes, it's true that we have been in contact with your government leaders and heads of power. It is also true that agreements have been made and kept secret from your people. It is also true that, in the past, some of your people have lost their lives or have been badly hurt to protect this secret. Our hands had no part in this.
'We contacted your leaders because your planet is in grave trouble. Your leaders said the vast majority of your population wasn't ready for anything like us yet, so we made time agreements with your leaders as to when your people would be made aware of our presence. This part of the agreement has not at all been kept.
'It was also agreed that, in the meantime, steps would be taken to correct the environmental condition of your planet with our advice and technology. We say advice, because we respect the fact that this is your planet, not ours. Your government also broke this agreement.'
"I felt an awful emotion of abandonment from these aliens. They are different. I never sensed true emotion from the other aliens before. But the feeling wasn't at all good. It felt like great loss. I couldn't help asking, 'You aren't giving up on us, are you?'
"There was a long pause of silence and I had a strong feeling of tremendous loss. So I asked again, 'Well, are you?' There was another long pause.
"Then finally:
'No. We are now concentrating our energy on the average person. Your air and your water are contaminated. Your forests, jungles, trees and plant life are dying. There are several breaks in your food chain. You have an amount of nuclear and biological weapons which include nuclear and biological contamination. Your planet is overpopulated. Warning: It is almost to the point of being too late unless your people act now. There are better ways of deriving your energy and food needs without causing your planet any damage. Those in power are aware of this and have the capability to put these methods into worldwide use.'
"I asked, 'Why aren't we doing it now?' There was silence and the whole thing was so strange because I could see that the whole group was thinking and speaking its mind at one time. It felt good because I was a participant in an honest to goodness meeting! The best part was that for the first time I was getting direct answers to my questions. 'Why aren't we putting these new methods into use now?'
'Those in power view it [technology for clean energy and abundant food] as a military and security threat.'
"Then I got angry as hell and said, 'You mean to tell me our people in power have the ability to save and better this planet and they aren't doing it?' The thought that technology was being held back from the public because of paranoia and greed outraged me and the aliens saw my anger. But was it true!
'Amnesty.'
'Complete amnesty. To those in power, the governments and the leaders who have been suppressing the truth. They can't be held liable for any past wrong deeds. It is the only way these leaders can come forward with the truth. It is necessary that you do this in order to work together and survive.'
"There was silence for a while, as if they wanted me to think about what was just said. This was a hard truth to swallow. If anybody had a good reason to hate their government for covering up this information, it was me and others like me. Most abductees still consider themselves victims who constantly suffer ridicule. When your own government's policy is to say 'You're just plain crazy', it only deepens the pain.
"But this is a time when intelligence should rule over emotions. So I asked, 'How do I fit in all this? What can I possibly do?'
'What you are doing already. We will share much more knowledge with you in the future. Although you understand a lot, we will show you much more. Continue to work with people that come to you. We are aware of the small groups that are forming around the world. These are people who are prepared to learn and we consider them the core. Most important is the condition of your planet. The first step in solving this serious problem is amnesty. We have advice. You will receive more knowledge in the near future.'
"As this was going on, it started to rain. I mean, it was pouring! The creatures didn't even budge or try to get out from under it. They didn't have to: we weren't getting wet. Although we were standing completely outdoors with no roof, not one drop of rain touched us. I guess we were being protected by some sort of electric field. I could hear drops as they fell, but there was a clear, detectable line [around us] between rainfall and no rainfall. Then they said:
'It's time to go.'
"A thought flashed into my mind. 'Wait, please! I have a request. I want to see what you look like.' I'll never forget their response as long as I live:
'It will strike fear in your heart.'
"I answered, 'It won't scare me so much if you don't stand there and stare at me. It would help if you would just wave at me. Just don't stare. Promise me you'll wave.'
"Now I can't believe how stupid that request was. I had, in the flesh, face to face, probably some of the most intelligent creatures from the far reaches of the galaxy, with answers that have been plaguing mankind since the dawn of time. And what did I say? 'Could you wave at me?'
"The strangest thing started to take place. A spinning white light with a hint of green began to radiate over their faces and upper bodies, all dozen of them. The intensity of the light slowly got brighter and it was radiating from no direct or detectable source. I could see they were huge. Their upper torso was strong, with huge shoulders and a thick, strong neck like football linebackers. As the light became brighter and details clearer, fear and shock zapped through me.
"I said, 'You have scales!' Their faces looked like a cross between a lizard and a snake nothing at all like the little grey guys. Their eyes were small like ours, only diamond shaped and the pupils were a red colour. Their heads were in normal proportion with their bodies, but bigger than ours. The skull looked like their brains stuck out over their foreheads, covered by skin. This feature was slightly different among all dozen of them.
"I said in a scared whimper, 'You promised to wave.' And each and every one of them slowly lifted their arms and waved in front of their faces. Their hands were huge with thick, club like fingers, too thick to work fine instruments. But you have to keep in mind that their technology is thought activated.
"I stood there and stared at them for a while in silence, absorbing this spectacular sight. Their message kept running through my mind. I was sure that my country has been involved with aliens. Most Americans believe there's been a cover up. But what really got to me was the message about the poor condition of our planet! Then I felt the acceleration pull and blacked out.
"I understood better their nature and agenda. They are neither benevolent nor evil. They have been among us in secret for thousands of years, maybe longer. But the length of time isn't as much the issue as why they have been among us. I believe they have been farming us for raw materials.
"We humans have been a self perpetuating crop, a crop that doesn't need much tending and continues to reproduce, at least up to now and all the Earth problems. Thank goodness they don't kill us; they just use us. This system has worked well for the aliens for a long time. But now there's a problem and their investment is in trouble. They have spent a lot of time, travel and effort to farm us. But we are on an almost irreversible path of self destruction. Nuclear and biological weapons and their waste have polluted the air, land and water. Forests, jungles and trees are being cut down or are dying. Now there are breakdowns in the food chain and the rest of the food chain is contaminated. Over population, disease and viruses beyond our grasp, with new and more complicated illnesses cropping up every day. These are just a few of the problems we humans have created.
"Most of us are blind or numb to this reality because we can still go to the grocer and buy food. We can go to work and back and not see this death and dying. All seems almost normal. But if we environmentally destroy ourselves, the aliens still have an excellent insurance policy. They've been collecting seeds from plants, animals and humans. Through semen and ova extraction, the aliens can start us or other Earth life, all over again, here or somewhere else."
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In August 2007, Matrix Settlement & Clearance Services LLC (MSCS) announced the upcoming launch of its money market portal service, targeted at bank trust departments and public sector programs. In January 2008, they began adding institutional users to its platform. President John Moody explains, "This new service expands the existing MSCS mutual fund platform to include execution and same-day settlement for T+0 executed money market funds, and our customers have reacted favorably to this service. Mid-year 2008, we have over 25 bank trust departments on our customer list that represent approximately $3 billion in sweep assets."
Designed to support daily sweep activity in bank trust departments, the portal employs a series of front-end interfaces with trust accounting systems and back-end interfaces with money market fund complexes. "We've been in the mutual fund processing and settlement business since 1999," said Cliff D'Amato, CEO. "We felt it was a natural progression for us to enter the same-day money market processing business. By using our existing technology relationships with systems providers we were able to build 'straight through' execution and settlement."
The Matrix Money Market Portal gives bank trust departments the same automation, information management and reporting tools they currently utilize with the mutual fund trading service, but with the added benefit of same-day settlement. "Matrix negotiates the trading agreements, opens new fund accounts, and handles trade execution and wire settlement," said Moody. "We follow the hallmark approach of 'long title' account registration, allowing the bank to retain full ownership of fund positions. This creates a very easy start-up process because we don't re-register fund accounts, and it allows the bank to keep these positions long on their books."
"Everyone knows it's been a challenging year for money funds," says Michael Rice, Program Manager for the Matrix portal. "The need for information is greater than ever before. Investment policies are tighter, and it's important for institutions to have some type of due-diligence in place. Just a year ago nobody thought much about the quality of a money fund portfolio. But now, liquidity, average maturity, structure and diversity of the underlying investments is extremely important."


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A first-rate compendium of environmental sanity, the book under review is also a sound, radical and compelling critique of capitalist planning, making the case that only a revolutionary transformation on socialist principles can generate the political framework needed to save the planet.
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We didn't manage a doggy walk yesterday – something to do with a bout of Jeremy Kyle Lassitude, waiting for some all-important DNA results or something.
Anyway, we managed today. This is the seventh doggy walk, and those readers blessed with a gift for mathematics as related to the interpretation of calendars, will appreciate that this ought to be the last doggy walk, cos there's seven days in a week. Even though it's taken a couple of weeks. Nerds with a gift for worrying about fine detail may well remark on the fact that a year, on average, has 52.14286 weeks in it. This number is apparently extremely useful when calculating the payable lump sum and annual pension of an NHS superannuation scheme payout, which, when linked to the amount outstanding on a mortgage and the monthly amount being paid, together with how much it costs to go to work, would help any determined-to-retire NHS workforce planning manager who is a bit fed-up to calculate exactly when would be a good time to abandon ship and spend the remaining days of his life walking the fecking dog.
So, today we went South, along the really old road that used to go to Crook from the South but which was replaced by a newer road some time later. This starts in an industrial estate and ends somewhere a bit South of Howden-le-Wear. We just went as far as Howden-le-Wear.
Howden has some interesting things in it.
First, there's the Australian Hotel – named after one William Walton who made a fortune in Australia and spent most of it here (apparently). Next, there's a funeral parlour, a local shop, a petrol station and a wurlitzer organ.
Then, (yes, I did say there was a wurlitzer organ. A Mighty Wurlitzer, as it happens) (Responds to Google) – then there's Hill 60. Hill 60 is quite close to Jubilee Park and is, a bit mundanely, perhaps, an old pit heap. It was named by soldiers returning from Flanders in the Great War for Civilisation as it reminded them somewhat of similar battlefield hills over there. There's not many pit heaps left. This is but a small one but Pieman's view is that it ought to be preserved. I don't have a view cos I'm a dog, innit?
The grid reference appears to identify this heap as belonging to Howden Colliery. This operated from the 1860's to September 1907 and produced mainly industrial coal and coking coal and employed 262 men at it's height (or depth!) in 1896.
Ten accidental deaths are recorded, the youngest being one George Alderson aged 14 who was a "driver" – that is to say that he drove the ponies which pulled the tubs. One fateful day in 1890 he fell off the limbers and was run over by the tubs.
In order to get some contours in, we then climbed Rumby Hill Lane which is mainly occupied by people driving too fast and we returned back to lower altitudes via an old tramway which used to lead from Watergate Lane to Bitchburn Colliery. This colliery is now mainly under the industrial estate where we began. It was a biggun, though, apparently.
We might do other doggy walks should anything interesting happen..
This walk was 6.65 km (about 4 miles) and 105 metres of upness. So, it's pretty easy.
We had a little hibernate over the l;ast couple of days due to the fact that it's been raining a lot in Pieland and, frankly, my doggybed by the radiator was much comfier than wandering about the coutryside getting wet. So, mainly, we stayed in. Pieman went shopping. I didn't.
But today, the sun seemed to be shining, at least till we got to the car park at Tunstall reservoir, just a bit up from Wolsingham. Here, it was chucking it down in a sleety sort of way and, whilst waiting for one of the forecasted "mainly sunny" bits, Pieman ate his egg and tomato butty and banana whilst I barked at the ducks who were gathering threateningly around the Knipemobile demanding food. When it stopped and as Pieman put his boots on, I saw 'em, off. They came back, though, so I saw 'em off again. Persistent, is them ducks.
I had my big coat on today as it was baltic and we wandered up throught he soggy fields to join the old railway line wot used to go from Crook to Consett over the moors. This provides easy walking and is very good for running about daft, sniffing and leg-cocking activities.
The track stops suddenly at a gate with a discouraging sign. This, apparently, is the site of a WW2 ammunition dump – the shells being produced at Aycliffe and transported up here by train for distribution from Sunderland later on. It's all fenced off and, apparently, now holds a collection of buses and fire engines and stuff. A google earth view reveals the site nicely, and is complete with old ammo stores with blast walls and anti-aircraft emplacements. The old fence surrounding it is more or less derelict, though, so security seems to rely on the inducement of paranoia by the placing of signage. There might also be a man with a notebook sonewhere. Or a stick. Or a thing that squirts water. I really hate things that squirt water.
There's also the site of a coalmine. It didn't produce much, if any, coal, though but there was quite a lot of fireclay , and there's an old pit for that nearby and a gantry thing which is likely to be a station platform for the mine.
This, by the way, is Saltersgate and there are signs (as opposed to signage) that the area has been heavily used for nefarious purposes, and apparently [looks both ways and adopts a conspsiratorial attitude] it is the site of County Durham's Number One – and chilliest – dogging location. However, in my opinion, there's little evidence of much in the way of canine activity, but quite a lot of broken glass, campfires and general litter all around and especially in the forestry. Pieman and his pal Brian did once discover a very large bra hanging off a tree, apparently, but the less said about that the better, I should think.
The walk gets much better after this and progresses through a couple of pastures, where, being unnoccupied by any stock, much running about could be done, if one could be arsed. Given so much space, I generally walk to heel as this is much more disconcerting to the Pieman than charging about, cos he never knows quite where I am (I'm right behind him). This also uses much less energy than the other stuff.
So, we descended to Backstone Bank wood – which is a really old wood according to a sign wot I can't read, and has old platforms where charcoal was produced up to about 600 years ago. Probably for barbeques I shouldn't wonder.
Back to the Dangerducks by a short road-walk, there being a footpath through the woods, but also a bunch of toffs shooting towards pheasants with some of their servants waving flags and blowing whistles and stuff.
A failed attempt to camp on Lindisfarne which ended up on Ross Sands. Very cold it was, too..
A Wednesday Walkers Walking on Saturdays 9 mile trundle around Slaley Forest during which I was NOT ALLOWED to jump up, bark at anything, beg food, attack the cattle or chase pheasants.
A six mile doggy walk, including barking at other dogs, sniffing holes of all kinds, territory marking and bits of running about. Today's stravaig (the fifth, I believe) was a couple of miles of Deerness Valley railway path and a detailed exploration of a piece of dark forest containing a sinister hole, a culverted stream and a large tunnel/culvert which seems to go beneath an old spoil heap.
Like almost everywhere around Pie Towers, there's been lots of coalmining and the nearest pits seem to have been the Stanley Colliery located in the nature reserve (see pic) and Josephine Pit, currently in the woods a little to the South-West. Both pits are were part of the same complex and worked from the 1850's to the early 20th century. This site lists 39 fatal accidents at Stanley Pit including several teenagers/children which might well account for the sombre atmosphere of the woods….
On a more happy note, in the woods, at a location I'm reluctant to detail, but which is probably quite well known to locals, there's a tree with a couple of seats made in it. This is quite a beautiful spot in it's own way and has been there for some time, in the past, bearing quirky messages from whoever it was that created it. More recently, it seems, there's a memorial to one Kenny Ayres who is pictured seated at the tree. Its not too much of a stretch of the imagination to understand that Mr Ayres had a lot to do with this particular spot.
Our walk now went around the back of Stanley Crook (noting two white pussycats on the way) and through the graveyard at St Thomas's Stanley Crook which is where many of the casualties from the local pits between Tow Law and Waterhouses and Woolley are interred.
And then down the hill to Roddymoor and Crook and a nice hot cup of Yorkshire Tea. I had to make do with cold water and a chewstick.
10.18 km (6.3 miles) and 198 metres of up.
I am now interupting LTD's rampage of sniffing, leg cocking and barking (at other dogs) for a brief and misty expedition into the Lake District on the occasion of another little trundlette with The Bro and Ria.
Anyway, the Met Office said it would be mild and wet and that it would brighten up in the afternoon. It was, indeed mild and a bit damp and there were hints of a brightening at first. The, in the words of Homer Simpson, it just got worse and worse.
So, we set off up the steep, slippery and, in places, badly paved path beside Dungeon Gill and, after bagging the viewpoint Synge Pike Howe, we traversed on a thin/little used, unadulterated and perfectly safe path which emerged just a little way above Stickle Tarn and heaved and balanced our way up the random stones to Harrison Stickle summit where the rain started to become a bit heavier.
After lunch in a small nook or cranny beneath the top, we headed off towards Pike O'Stickle, with a small but bijoux diversion for the summit of Loft Crag on the way.
Pike O' Stickle (aka Pike Of Stickle according to the Ordnance Survey peeps) was acheived by a short scramble and another short and slippery scramble to get back down again.
In the mist, we considered that we had found the top of Martcrag Moo(r) but the "mound" marked on the map which seems to delineate the highest point, was not obvious. That is to say, we didn't find it at all. However, we did seem to be at the highest bit.
A long descent of Stake Pass followed on paving which was better than the Dungeon Gill paving, but nevertheless managed to provide of a couple of "whoops" moments which, had they not been controlled by deft rebalancing, would probably have resulted in a brain-stem injury and/or a broken neck. Its not a surprise that in places, alternative paths exist in the more grippy grass to the awkward and unpleasant new trip and slip hazards. What we really need is some proper handrails and public first-aid kits every half a mile or so.
We did just 7 miles and 2800 feet of up and down.
Now handing control back to LTD who is currently snoring in his dog bed by the radiator. He'll be left to fester for a bit, then we're off for a walk.
In the face of a fierce but very short snowstorm and the suspicion that the weather was going to get a bit wet, Monday's Sniffathon was a short 5.2 kilometres (3.23 miles) over Dowfold Hill, a hillock which looms for about 300 feet above the teaming metropolis that is Crook.
But first, we visited St Catherine's Community Centre to collect a couple of doggychews. I visit St Cath's roughly twice a week and the customers there give me a great welcome and Doreen (its usually Doreen) gives me some doggytreats. So, it's worth going.
After this we wandered up through the golf course , which was very quiet, apart from a lady with three not-quite-pedigree greyhounds who investigated my parts indiscreetly. The lady asked Pieman why he'd got the beard and didn't he look like Santa and she called me by a name I'm not familiar with. It didn't really dawn on her at all that she was mistaking Pieman from her brother (probably doesn't see him that much) and me for her brother's pet dog, a member of an opposite gender to me, as it happens. She went off still convionced that her brother had grown a white beard and that for some reason he was pretending to be somebody else, probably to avoid all that Christmas family nonsense.
Dowfold hill itself is a fine wander and you can look down on Crook and over to the Pennines where the local ghillies were once again setting fire to the heather.
Dowfold Hill is crops and a couple of pastures for horses and ends with a steep sledging hill which had no stock on it today, so I was allowed off the lead for the running about, sniffing and leg-cocking. The sniffing was specially interesting today.
The return is by the Deerness Valley Railway path where more doggies were met and much more wagging, indelicate sniffing and so on occurred.
The railway path goes to Langley Moor, just outside Durham and is quite beautiful in places, although it may be better on a bike, I expect.
The railway itself was originally built to link various collieries and industrial sites together and opened in 1855, the collieries around producing huge quantities of high quality coal for a hundred years or so. Its now possible to walk the line from Crook and link up to similar railway paths to Bishop Auckland, Lanchester, Consett and up into the Durham Dales at Stanhope, Rookhope and Westgate, or down the Derwent Valley to Gateshead. In fact, should you so wish, you can walk your little legs off.
Today's question was "how do golfers know which ball is theirs when they get to that little hole with the flag?" It's a mystery.
Kendal tomorrow. I'll be getting sweet biscuits but I have to do snarly snarlies to get them.


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Formerly a Research Fellow at CRiSAP, Dr Ximena Alarcón is an artist who engages in listening to migratory spaces, connecting this to individual and collective memories. Her practice involves deep listening, sonic improvisation, and the creation of online environments to expand our sense of belonging and place. She is interested in creating telematic performances, derived from listening in interstitial spaces, such as dreams, underground transportation, and the 'in-between' space in the context of migration. She completed a PhD in Music, Technology and Innovation, from De Montfort University, and received a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship 2007-2009, which led to the creation of the online environment 'Sounding Underground'. She was awarded with a Deep Listening Certificate in 2012, and is currently a mentor for the Deep Listening Training Program, led by the Center for Deep Listening, at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Since 2011 she has been Research Fellow at Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice (CRiSAP), where she has developed 'Networked Migrations'. Recently she launched with Cathy Lane the JISC funded project 'Sound Matters: a framework for the creative use and re-use of sound', which explores the interrogation and relational playback of Field Recordings and Speech.
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This is a letter written by Layka of Ergoth to Emma Xela, an inquisitive and brilliant sorcerer of the Solace Academy. This letter by Layka was a factor in the developments of Emma's spell theories, which transformed the discipline of sorcery. Though it did not lead to her celebrated successes in breaking the false academic barriers that had been erected between the schools of Sorcery (see the Heroes of Sorcery boxed set), it did play a role in later discoveries. – TLD
Mistress Emma,
I have been living well here in Ergoth, recording the events of history that unfold in this antique land. It is certainly not where I expected to be when we wore the red robes in the days before the Chaos War. When the magic was taken from our grasp, the Empire offered first a refuge from Khellendros, then a meal ticket, and finally a home. It took many years before I was able to put the foolish dreams of magical power and become content here as a humble scribe, but looking back on my life I can honestly say that I am content with my accomplishments. True, I was tempted by the opportunity to study the "new magic" when Palin Majere opened his academy a decade ago, but I was too involved with my work at the court to be drawn away from it. I do, however, enjoy the pleasures of the magic of my youth now that it has returned. It is a great aid and comfort as my body begins to fail.
I admire your skill in the new magic, and your spirit of free thinking and experimentation in your art. I myself have studied your writings, which I had copied and shipped to me, at considerable cost to myself. I am not surprised then, why you would desire information about the bardic colleges of Ergoth, though I am surprised to learn just how complete your ignorance is of them, given your extensive and lifelong training in magic. I fear you have been too accustomed to the cloistered environment of the academy and have neglected to study the world around you.
That may seem a harsh thing to say, but your questions leave me to know other conclusion. When you asked why they were able to cast High Sorcery when it had failed us, or were able to use sorcery before it was "discovered" by Palin Majere you revealed your blindness. After all, magic is innate and can be felt and experienced by anyone born with the talent. When you have cast your spells you felt the power drawn from an endless sea, as infinite and vast as the starry heavens. Why then do you assume that those with the most books have all the complete knowledge of infinity? Bards indeed use wild sorcery, but they do not use the wild sorcery of your academy. There are more things in heaven and earth Emma, than even your inventive mind can come up with.
The Power of Bardic Magic
Words and music have power. Through them, man can be inspired to courage, anger, tears or fanaticism. None know more the power of words and music than the minstrels and troubadours the sermonizing clerics and politicians, or (in all humility) we keepers of lore in the library of Palanthas. However, to the bards of Ergoth, words and music possess a much greater power as it can unlock the very magic of creation.
Every mortal soul possesses a divine spark, an inner power that can be drawn upon. The mystics tap this power directly, working miracles by the sheer strength of their will. Clerics offer this divine spark to the gods in a sacramental fashion, receiving their magical blessings in return. Monks through meditation and discipline tap the power of their souls (which they know as ki) to perform incredible feats of martial prowess.
However, there is another use for the divine spark, known to the wizards, sorcerers and bards. The magic within works as a lodestone to the ambient magic that permeates all life and existence in the universe. Thus, the same power within themselves that the mystics use to do miracles in the outside world, the users of arcane magic use the innate power of the mortal soul to channel magic from the outside world into their bodies. This energy is then instantaneously released in a display of magical power, giving the recipient of this magic a feeling of euphoria. This euphoria stems from the feeling of being in communion with the essence of the universe, similar to the feeling that clerics feel in working the miracles of their gods.
To aid in the channeling of magic, one will use material components, symbols, gestures, and incantations to summon the necessary power. For clerics, this usually involves a symbol of their faith and utterance of prayer to their god in order to strengthen their soul for the wonder that is to be performed. For wizards and sorcerers this involves the careful study of magical theory, which finds its application in the rituals they perform. How exactly the magical theory has any relevance to the nonsensical words they speak are a matter of closely guarded secrets.
The words of the bard however, which summon the magic that they wield, do not depend on any of these things. Rather the source of a bards power is the force of expression, in which through the power of their words and music draws the essence of the arcane energy of the universe to them like the songs of sirens lure sailors. The magic comes from finding the essence of something, which makes it manifest in song, which makes in manifest in the wild energy of Krynn's creation.
We in Solamnia have always dismissed the Ergothian bards as self-important minstrels with noble blood. However, you cannot imagine the wonders of listening to an Ergothian Opera, as illusions and emotions come to life with the dulcet tones of their singers. You can only dream of the dances that I have seen performed by dancers of such grace and beauty that their very shadows are inspired to move of their own accord. I once saw Quivelan Sath, the most famed of bards, magically compel a man into slumber merely by singing a beautiful lullaby.
However, you might ask, how did the Wizards of the fabled Towers of High Sorcery tolerate such a display without persecuting them, as they have the sorcerers and renegades? Why do they not force the bards of Ergoths to cease or to don the robes of red, white, and black cloth? I remember my days as a renegade hunter well, all the moreso because they are tinged with shame. How much less traumatic the transition to the new magic might have been if those who practiced it were not driven into the shadows?
The bardic colleges however were birthed in a time before the towers were driven to such fear of wild magic by the power of Galan Dracos, and thus in a time when mages were more willing to live in the world and compromise with it. Perhaps now that wild magic has put down roots and begun to flower again, such a compromise can be made again. With Dalamar the Dark as the master of the conclave however, I fear that the mistakes of history will repeat themselves and a war between the practitioners of magic will be unavoidable. It would be my advice Emma, to ensure that you and your students are prepared from any sudden attacks from that elven snake. He is gathering his strength, and there is no telling where he will strike first when he recovers it.
The History of the Bardic Colleges
Bardic magic may be the oldest of Krynn's magical disciplines. One can easily imagine in the deepest recesses of the age of dreams storytellers and shamans beating their drums and discovering the power within their acts. There has in fact been a theory, proposed by the late Brother Resmus, that a ghostly legacy of bardic magic can be found in all the disciplines. After all, do the cantors and clerics not sing to their deities? Is not the ritual of the wizard not a matter of artistry and beauty?
In any event, we know that the bards were around on Krynn when the Orders of High Sorcery were being formed, in the court where they are most prevalent today, that of Imperial Ergoth. In the centuries after the first founding of the Order of High Sorcery, progress was slow in recruiting mages and convincing them to swear allegiance to it. It was not until a few centuries had passed that the Order was a power to be reckoned with, and during those centuries the nation of Ergoth had grown to be the largest and most powerful empire Ansalon has ever seen. Thus, when the Order decided that all magic must be brought under their control and all mages must be trained by the order for the protection of Krynn the bards were declared among the renegades. In Silvanesti, all mages under the rule of King Silvanos promised to work no arcane magic but that influenced by the white moon. Various other scattered tribes and city states also agreed to send not only their sorcerers, but also their shamans and story tellers to study under the Order.
In Ergoth however, the imperial throne was unmoved by promises or threats. The bards in Ergoth were of noble birth, who had the role in society of preserving Ergoth's legends and history, and thus the empire's glory. They were also advisors to the various courts, heralds, and even the collectors of the taxes. The idea of submitting such an essential part of the imperial structure to another master would never be tolerated by the proud nobles of Ergoth, much less their Emperor.
Rather than risking a war between steel and magic, the two sides worked out a compromise. First, the bards had to form their own academy in which they would be taught to use their power responsibly. Secondly, they agreed to have a representative of the Order of High Sorcery to observe their activities. Finally, the Emperor agreed to allow for the construction of a Tower of High Sorcery within the walls of the imperial city of Daltigoth. Thus, the favored of Branchala and the gods of magic were reconciled, as they in the heavens had desired.
This experience proved to have a positive effect on the growth of both disciplines. Though originally forbidden to have anything to do with the study of bardic magic, the mages of Daltigoth could not contain their curiosity. Through the bards, they expanded their knowledge of incantations, leading to greater heights of magic. The bards themselves benefitted from the study of wizards much more. For example, the bards were until this time largely illiterate, using only a clumsy pictographic script, mostly for accounting purposes. Since the mages needed to pronounce every syllable exactly, they had devised an alphabet based on sound. This was copied by the bards, who devised their own script to suit their language. That script (known as Ergot) is being used by myself at this very moment, though I am writing in the tongue of Solamnia, Ergoth's daughter nation. This increased literacy also created a new political class in Ergoth, that of the scribe, who used the script to keep an accurate accounting of the nation's affairs, rather than the affairs of its heroes. These scribes would eventually supplant the bards as the administrators of the realm.
Thus, the bards survive to this day in Ergoth, and in places where the culture of Ergoth has touched. They blend the power of magic into their operas, their ballads, their poems and stories, ensuring that Ergoth remains the cultural center of the world, no matter how its power has faded.
I'm afraid this is all I have to say about bardic magic at present. I myself after all, am not trained in the traditions myself. It would be best for you to visit a bardic academy yourself, which I have always found to be a wonderful experience.
In every bardic academy you can expect to find three things. One is a well stocked library filled to the brim with various types of books chronicling the ancient and recent past of the area and its people. The second thing you can expect to find is a small cluster of wizards, who spend their time there studying magical lore that can be gleaned from observing the practice of bardic magic. Thirdly, you can expect music from the everywhere bards have a chance to practice, the frustrated muttering as composers seek to find the right words and the right notes and cheering of nobles and the wealthy as they cheer and enjoy the comedy and tragedy around them. This leads to a constant din of noise in the college that never seems to cease.
After Daltigoth fell in the Cataclysm and the Imperial Court moved, Gwynned became (and remains) the most prestigious bardic college on Krynn. Within its vaults can be found the legends and songs of power which are trained to the most talented students in the Empire. Here too is the wizardess who serves as the observer for the conclave. A beautiful black robe, she has inspired hundreds of sonnets and ballads by the heartbroken students.
With the sundering of Ergoth in the Cataclysm, many Ergothians took to the sea, sailing across the northern edges of Ansalon looking for new lives to settle. Some found their way to Saifum, this nation of sailors and pirates, and founded a new academy in the city of Seabreeze. Needless to say, the bards who learn their lore from here are often unscrupulous and dangerous adventurers.
The academy in the city of Goodbay would be well worth your time to visit, which I believe is only a week or two by horseback away from Solace. The prince of this plutocratic Abanasinian city married a Ergothian noblewoman. After his death, she used his wealth to found a new academy and to entice Ergothian bards to settle here and train new students. This school is now known for being the most unconventional of the schools, experimenting with all manner of artistic styles.
With the death of Takhisis, one knight of the Lily who had once been a student of bardic lore was devastated. Vowing that the legacy of his goddess would never die, he began to gather around a group of followers whose purpose is to continually sing in the old temple of Sanction in which she fell. Though their religious views are not appreciated, these bards enchant the residents in Sanction with their music, which seems to have an unearthly and haunting quality of sorrow.
Peace and long life,
Layka of the Red Robes
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Dalriada, Dál Riata of Dalriata was de naam van het Gaelische koninkrijk dat volgens de overlevering in 498, 22 jaar na de val van het Romeinse Rijk in 476, in een onrustige periode, werd gesticht onder leiding van Fergus Mór mac Eirc. Het lag in het gebied dat nu bekendstaat als Argyll and Bute en Lochaber in Schotland en strekte zich uit naar County Antrim in Ierland. De belangrijkste burcht was Dunadd Fort. Het gebied werd bewoond door Schotten, ofwel Scotti (zoals ze door Latijnse schrijvers werden genoemd). Het koninkrijk werd getolereerd door de toen dominante Picten die waarschijnlijk een andere Keltische taal spraken.

In het begin van de 8e eeuw namen de incidenten tussen de rivaliserende Picten en Schotten snel toe en in 728 ontstond een burgeroorlog onder de Picten. Koning Aengus veroverde in 731 de Pictische troon en verkreeg ook zeggenschap over de Schotten. In 736 vernietigde hij Dalradia en vijf jaar later versloeg hij de Schotten. Het bleef onrustig met in 776 opnieuw oorlog tussen de Picten en de Schotten.

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1   6.5 48.731639   11.602004   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:02:26
2   7.0 48.740104   11.641433   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:04:45
3   6.5 48.744026   11.648048   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:05:11
4   6.0 48.747356   11.654539   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:05:32
5   5.5 48.749050   11.660844   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:05:50
6   5.0 48.749935   11.666812   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:06:10
7   4.5 48.751007   11.677590   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:06:54
8   4.0 48.742317   11.675558   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:08:31
9   4.5 48.736461   11.675782   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:08:55
10  5.0 48.729659   11.675481   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:09:20
11  5.5 48.725871   11.673145   0efd2316-feb9-461c-b102-045aef8e22fe    2014-03-10 08:09:35

and I want to plot the column val as following
import matplotlib.dates as md
fig=figure(figsize=(20,10))
ax=plt.gca()
xfmt = md.DateFormatter('%H:%M:%S')
plt.xticks( rotation=25 )
ax.xaxis.set_major_formatter(xfmt)
plt.title("Temperature")
plt.ylabel(r'Temperature, $^{o}C$')
ax.plot(datenumes,dfout.val, marker='.',lw=0)

However I would like the xlabel between 08:00:00 to 16:00:00 hour by hour, so: 08:00:00, 09:00:00, 10:00:00,....,16:00:00.

A: Simply choose the position of your ticks using ax.set_xticks() and feed it a custom list of datetime objects created for that purpose.
The issue is that the label representations of those object are floats. You can remedy this by creating another list that contains the time-strings as you want them to look like, which I called ticklabels in this solution.
import matplotlib.dates as md
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from  datetime import *

val = [6, 6.5, 7, 6.5, 6, 5.5, 5, 4.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5]
datenumes = [datetime(2014, 3, 10, 8, 2, 2),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 8, 2, 26),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 10, 4, 45),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 10, 5, 11),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 12, 5, 32),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 12, 5, 50),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 15, 6, 10),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 16, 6, 54),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 17, 8, 31),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 18, 8, 55),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 19, 9, 20),
    datetime(2014, 3, 10, 22, 9, 35)]

# creates list of datetimes where ticks should be set
ticks = [datetime(2014, 3, 10, 8, 0, 0),
        datetime(2014, 3, 10, 10, 0, 0),
        datetime(2014, 3, 10, 12, 0, 0),
        datetime(2014, 3, 10, 14, 0, 0),
        datetime(2014, 3, 10, 16, 0, 0),
        datetime(2014, 3, 10, 18, 0, 0),
        datetime(2014, 3, 10, 20, 0, 0),
        datetime(2014, 3, 10, 22, 0, 0) ]

# generate labels for the datetimes used as ticks
ticklabels = [str(tick)[11:] for tick in ticks]

#  PLOT
fig=plt.figure(figsize=(20,10))
ax=plt.gca()
plt.xticks( rotation=25 )

# set the ticks according to the list tick
ax.set_xticks(ticks)
##  set labels to human readable format
ax.set_xticklabels(ticklabels)

plt.title("Temperature")
plt.ylabel(r'Temperature, $^{o}C$')
ax.plot(datenumes, val, marker='.', lw=0)
plt.show()

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Q: Skipping facebook company verification on payments for test I want to know if it's possible to make use of the new facebook payments dialog without having to pass the facebook company verification?
I already registered a fake company on the Apps > My app > Payments section of Facebook Developers, however now when I'm trying to add the testers for my app or the Payments callback URL facebook is complaining with this error:
"There was an error attaching the app to the company. Further bank verification needed."
Doesn't they provide a way to test the "Facebook payments dialog" without having to register a real company and passing the verification? Also, they say that the verification can take even from 2 up to 4 weeks, this looks like a lot of requirement and IMHO they should provide a way for playing with this without having to pass for all the real approbation process.
PD: I already know about the option that they offer to test the payments but that's not what I'm looking for now, since this requires of the app to be approved first (actually that's the issue that I'm facing right now).


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Three weeks ago, the collegiate rowing season wrapped up with the Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championships (IRAs) on Lake Natoma in Gold River, California. As mentioned in a previous article, there were several Deerfield alums competing at the championship regatta, highlighting the strength of the Big Green rowing program.
Over the course of the weekend, there were a variety of different races that took place, including eight and four men boats. Among the many that competed, two Deerfield alums found themselves in boats that placed in the nation's top 10 of their respective races.
Rich Caputo, Photo Courtesy of Brown Athletics
Rich Caputo '14 finished as the highest scoring alum when he and the Brown Varsity Eight placed 6th overall after finishing 6th in the Grand Final. Caputo, now a junior at Brown has been an integral part of his team's success since his arrival in Providence. The Riverside, CT native has spent his entire collegiate career as a member of either the varsity or second varsity boat, having not rowed lower than that at IRAs. In his senior campaign, Caputo will look to improve on his team's best performance since he has been at Brown, a fourth place varsity eight finish during his freshman year.
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Henry Sanford '15 was the only other alum to earn a spot in the nation's top 10 as a member of the Dartmouth Third Eight, the boat took 10th overall after placing 4th in the Petite Final. Henry, now a sophomore at Dartmouth has spent the majority of his first two years in Hanover as a member of the third varsity. After finishing 12th with the third boat last year, Henry and his teammates managed to jump up two spots to 10th, evidence of the strides the program is making on the national scale.
Congratulations to all rowing alums who competed at IRAs! We are eager to follow along next year as more Deerfield alumni join the college ranks.


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Q: Xcode Memory Utilized So in xcode, the Debug Navigator shows CPU Usage and Memory usage.  When you click on Memory it says 'Memory Utilized'.
In my app I am using the latest Restkit (0.20.x) and every time I make a GET request using getObjectsAtPath (which doesn't even return a very large payload), the memory utilized increases about 2mb.  So if I refresh my app 100 times, the Memory Utilized will have grown over 200mb.
However, when I run the Leaks tool, the Live Bytes remain fairly small and do not increase with each new request.  Live bytes remains below 10mb the whole time.
So do I have a memory issue or not?  Memory Utilized grows like crazy, but Live Bytes suggests everything is okay.

A: You can use Heapshot Analysis to evaluate the situation. If that shows no growth, then the memory consumption may be virtual memory which may (for example) reside in a cache/store which may support eviction and recreation -- so you should also identify growth in Virtual Memory regions.
If you keep making requests (e.g. try 200 refreshes), the memory will likely decrease at some point - or you will have memory warnings and ultimately allocation requests may fail. Determine how memory is reduced, if this is the case. Otherwise, you will need to determine where it is created and possibly referenced.
Also, test on a device in this case. The simulator is able to utilise much more memory than a device simply because it has more to work with. Memory constraints are not simulated.


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A group of 'us' is organising a gathering of thinkers, activists and artists around the question, how do we (re?)establish mutually fruitful and nurturing links between Africans on the continent and in the diaspora? And what role can new technologies play in this?
Our theme is "entangled nations". We are going to stage a performance using live music, words, noise, dance and animation at the soon-to-be completed Africa Centre complex in Stellenbosch at the end of January, 2007.
Now, having in mind the comments posted by some of you around 'African-ness' lately, I'd like to ask you to take a listen to a new tune i am working on called (for now…) "Africanami" (Click to Download). Its set over what begins as a 6/4 and then ends up as a 3/4 (waltz) rhythm – many musicologists identify the 6/4 beat as strongly African and associated with jazz. it's in a minor key – which many musicologists believe (wrongly) to be 'not very African'… the tune has a strong sense of belonging to an African (i think) while at the same time using 'tricks' like samples, reversed effects and inserted 'vinyl dirt' on the Rhodes keyboard.
When you've listened to the song, please send through any ideas for lyrics you may have … I hope to splice your ideas together into a few stanzas, to either be sung or recited over the chords at the January gathering!


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Lula in favor of Mercosur-China FTA
A currency of South American circulation, "in the long term"
Uruguay's FTA with China would endanger Mercosur, Vieira says
Brazil applies 25% tariff increase on 100 imported goods; another 100 list in the making
Wednesday, September 5th 2012 - 05:40 UTC
The next hundred will be announced in October, said Minister Pimentel
The Brazilian government approved a 25% tariff increase on an additional list of 100 goods from outside Mercosur and at the same time announced the implementation of a monitoring scheme for those items' prices in the domestic market to avoid unduly increases.
The Foreign Trade Chamber, Camex decided to increase the import tax on 100 items from the steel, petrochemical, chemistry, medicines and capital goods, according to reports in the Folha de Sao Paulo and the Estado de Sao Paulo newspapers as well as in the official government news agency Brasil.
According to Finance minister Guido Mantega the goods that will be covered by the tariff 25% increase will be monitored by his ministry and in case an increase of prices at consumer level is detected, the percentage will fall immediately.
"The increase of the tariff helps stimulate national production but we are also going to check those prices", pledged Mantega adding that "if there was an increase in the value of those items in the domestic market, it's going to generate inflation".
The tariff increase for a hundred goods is part of a policy approved last year by Mercosur and since the last summit of the group, 200 goods have been chosen for the protection increase, said the Brasil agency.
Under WTO rules the roof for elevating tariffs is 35% and the list made public this week by the Brazilian government is capped at 25%, a protection instrument that can only be applicable for twelve months with a further extension of 12 months.
Trade and Development minister Fernando Pimentel said that the second leg of the list, the next 100 is still unfinished and under discussion, but should be ready sometime in October.
"The first leg becomes effective on the 25/26 of this month. We received requests for over 300 goods and now we must make a technical study to measure the impact on imports and the domestic economy", before making public the second leg said Minister Pimentel.
The criteria used for the selection of goods include compatibility with the government policies, such as the PAC or the plan Brasil Maior (both refereed to infrastructure investments), the trade balance, the level of utilized capacity and investments in that sector.
"What we are doing is in the framework of the WTO rules and is not protectionism", underlined Pimentel.
Categories: Economy, Investments, Brazil, Latin America, Mercosur.
Tags: Brazil, Fernando Pimentel, Guido Mantega, Mercosur, protectionist measures, WTO.
I seem to remember TMBOA making the same stupid statement when she introduced similar measures in Argentina.
If it's not protectionist why have they waited until now to do it?
The point that LatAm countries continually miss is very simple: if you make good quality products at the same price as the crap that China sells you will capature the market.
The reason western countries cannot compete is the inflated fiscal drag that governments need to fund all the do-gooder prorammes, politicians pay and retirement benefits and the lazy workforce,
Seems LatAm are already there.
'Money fro nothing' as the song goes.
Sep 05th, 2012 - 01:01 pm 0
British_Kirchnerist
Good measures, every country that's developed and got rich has done so with protectionism. Even the Asian Tigers
GeoffWard2
The problem is, Chris, that the Chinese-made products are as cheap/cheaper, and at least as good, as those manufactured domestically.
Quality, quality control and tolerances need to be emplaced across the country. The Western developed world managed to fix these features in the/their Chinese industries, and the Chinese saw its value in their Japanese neighbour and its electronics and vehicle industries.
South America is 'far away' but the lessons of 'top quality at a competitive price' still need to be learned.


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