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There are plenty of Chicago neighborhoods blessed with world-class amenities. Look at such popular communities such as Lincoln Park, Lincoln Square, Ravenswood and Streeterville: They're filled with restaurants, bars and shops.
These amenities all attract buyers to these neighborhoods, a positive if you happen to own a condo or single-family home in one of these busy Chicago communities and you're ready to sell.
But there is one amenity that Chicago buyers might not pay much attention to: theaters.
In Chicago, though, theaters – both large and small – are a big deal. They bring visitors to a neighborhood. They generate revenue. And they boost Chicago's reputation as a world-class city.
That's why a recent Chicago Tribune story isn't surprising. The story focuses on the value that community and nationally renowned theaters bring to Chicago neighborhoods. And the takeaway? Sure, theaters probably aren't the first amenities that buyers look for when choosing a neighborhood. Schools probably top that list for many buyers.
But theaters do add to the vibrancy of many Chicago neighborhoods. Think of the many times you've seen lines of people snaking down city blocks all waiting for the chance to see a well-reviewed play. This matters to neighborhoods. It makes them more inviting, and encourages buyers to consider them when looking for a Chicago condo or single-family home.
If you are considering selling your own home, and there's a theater building nearby? That's just one more positive you and your REALTOR® can play up when promoting your residence.
Of course, you and your REALTOR® will play up all the amenities surrounding your Chicago condo or single-family home, whether it's a nearby park, highly-regarded schools, gourmet restaurants or eclectic shops. Anything that tells buyers that your condo or single-family residence sits in the middle of a desirable neighborhood is a benefit when you are selling.


The investment opportunity many see in emerging markets is being called into question by Cuban-born economist and Harvard professor Carmen Reinhart. This according to a recent Bloomberg article.
The more tightening by the Fed, "the more the anticipation that rates will go higher and higher and that has multiplier consequences for emerging markets." He adds that, if there's no "comparable follow-through by other advanced economies, the dollar strengthens. Then you have a double-whammy," since two-thirds of emerging-market debt is dollar-based.


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Q: Error al utilizar map con firebase Estoy tratando de seguir un tutorial donde se crea una app en React tipo chat para lo cual se utiliza Firebase. El problema es que este tutorial es de antes que Firebase actualice al SDK 9 y su codigo quedó deprecado. Intenté ir reemplazando por las nuevas formas que se utilizan desde ahora pero no logro hacer que funcione el código. En definitiva deberia mostrarme los mensajes alojados en una database de firestore pero no estoy pudiendo lograrlo.
Adjunto el código del tutorial que sí funciona
import React, { useState, useEffect, useRef } from 'react'
import { db, auth } from '../firebase'
import SendMessage from './SendMessage'
import SignOut from './SignOut'

function Chat() {
    const scroll = useRef()
    const [messages, setMessages] = useState([])
    useEffect(() => {
        db.collection('messages').orderBy('createdAt').limit(50).onSnapshot(snapshot => {
            setMessages(snapshot.docs.map(doc => doc.data()))
        })
    }, [])
    return (

            <SignOut />

                {messages.map(({ id, text, photoURL, uid }) => (

                        <div key={id} className={`msg ${uid === auth.currentUser.uid ? 'sent' : 'received'}`}>

{text}

                ))}

            <SendMessage scroll={scroll} />

    )
}

export default Chat

Y mi código
import React,{useState, useEffect} from 'react'
import {app} from '../firebase.js'
import SignOut from './SignOut'
import {getFirestore, onSnapshot, collection, query, orderBy, QuerySnapshot, limit, docs, doc} from 'firebase/firestore'

const Chat = () => {
    const [messages, setMessages] = useState([])
    useEffect(()=>{
        const db = getFirestore(app)
        const q = query(collection(db, "messages"), orderBy('createdAt'), limit(50))
        const x = onSnapshot(q, (QuerySnapshot)=>{
            setMessages(QuerySnapshot.docs.map((doc) => ({ id: doc.id, data: doc.data()})))
        })
        x();
    }, [])
    return (

            <SignOut></SignOut>
            {messages.map(({id, text, photoURL})=>(

{text}

            ))}
            Chat

    )
}

export default Chat

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Landing with the Las Vegas strip in the background, Maj. Carl Maymi, a U-2 pilot with the 1st Reconnaissance Squadron from Beale AFB, Calif, touches down on Nellis AFB, Nev., July 18, 2016. Air Force photo by TSgt. David Salanitri.
A U-2 from Beale AFB, Calif., deployed to Nellis AFB, Nev., to participate in a Red Flag exercise this month for the first time in more than 20 years. The 9th Reconnaissance Wing regularly supports Red Flag, but typically the wing's U-2s fly from their home base in California. This time, however, pilots and maintainers got the chance to experience what it is like to operate from a "bare-base," according to an Air Combat Command release. "We normally operate from already established forward operating locations," U-2 Maintenance Superintendent SMSgt. David Hatch said in the release. "It's a rare opportunity to come out and test this skill set. It's like anything else, if you don't use it, you lose it." The U-2 will fly through the end of Red Flag 16-3 on July 29. As part of the exercise, the U-2 is practicing operating in contested and degraded operations, Hatch said.


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Home Reviews Computer Equipment
Focus Enhancements FS-5 100GB Direct Capture Device Review
Charles Fulton
Capture Pod
Focus Enhancements' FS-5 direct capture device marks a sea change in how we use video. Not only does the device capture video from a Mini DV or HDV camcorder, it allows editing directly on the computer it is attached to, and it also allows something very revolutionary – the ability to add metadata to clips on the fly via an Ethernet or a Wi-Fi connection.
The FS-5 is smaller in size than its predecessors in the FS-4 family. That's because it utilizes a 1.8″ hard drive with a 4200rpm spindle speed and 8MB cache. This probably also adds to the cost of the unit.
The controls are simple: there's a power button, four function keys, record, play, stop and pause transport controls, and a primitive click wheel (well, compared to, say, an iPod's) with a rotary control, four buttons and a center button. The rotary control responds a bit more slowly than we would have liked.
The menu structure takes some getting used to – we initially thought there were only two configuration menus, but we eventually figured out there are four (operation, setup, functions and utilities).
By default, the function keys are mapped to external trigger/local control, timecode display mode, record/play or HDD mode (for attaching the FS-5 to a computer for editing and for locking/unlocking the keypad). Other functions that could be mapped to the function keys include synchro record, LCD power, alarm (to tell you when you're running out of battery or disk capacity), view filename or normal name, and reel number/reel marking (for organizing the clips being acquired).
Like any direct capture device, the FS-5 captures the video that is being recorded, live, to its internal hard drive. There are two ways to do that-bypass tape and just use the FS-5's record and stop buttons, or synchronize the tape and the hard drive's contents (e.g., recording to tape and hard drive whenever the camcorder's start/stop button is pressed). There are two settings for the latter: synchro and external. But be sure to check Focus' website to see which mode to use for your particular camcorder.
A new feature is called Retro Cache, which saves up to 10 seconds prior to the time you actually press the start/stop button, so you don't miss any action.
Focus sent us some goodies to put the FS-5's capabilities to work, namely, an iPod Touch and an Asus USB Wi-Fi adapter. This gives you access to the coolest feature of the FS-5 by far, the aforementioned ability to remotely add metadata to clips.
The FS-5 works with any Wi-Fi adapter that uses a Ralink chipset. Linksys and Belkin models are mentioned by name in the manual, but a litany of other manufacturers offer USB Wi-Fi adapters using the same chipset (the problem is that it's usually difficult to tell what chipsets are used by a particular manufacturer, or even by which revision of a particular adaptor). The manual mentions that Focus is planning to offer a list of tested USB Wi-Fi adapters on its website to make your shopping that much easier.
Once the Wi-Fi adaptor is chosen, the easiest way to connect the FS-5 to the iPod Touch, iPhone, Mac or PC that you're going to use as a logging device is to create an ad-hoc network on the FS-5 and get the logging device to find the FS-5, even though the FS-5 can connect to an infrastructure network (a network with a central access point). The problem with using an infrastructure network is that each time the FS-5 connects to the network, there's the potential that it may be assigned a different IP address, which means that you will have to find that address to be able to connect again. Besides, using an ad-hoc network between the FS-5 and your logging device makes the whole system more portable in the field… and that's the point, isn't it?
The FS-5's internal web server plays nicest with Internet Explorer and Safari, hence the recommendation for using an iPod Touch, iPhone, Mac or PC. Theoretically, browsers on other portable devices might work, but for the purposes of this review, we constrained our testing to the iPod Touch.
Logging is easy. We simply shot a clip and, as soon as we hit stop, the clip magically appeared on the iPod within the length of a webpage refresh. Using the default FCP Example template, we named the clip, assigned scene and take numbers and noted whether the clip was good (true or false). There is also a "Lognote" field, four Master Comment fields and two General Comment fields. Everything is customizable, too, but if you do make changes to field names, all of the existing metadata will go poof… so plan carefully for the fields that you will need.
Back at Base
When you get the FS-5 full of video and it's time to edit, you can export the accumulated metadata as XML, which can be imported by Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and several other editing programs. This will keep the need for further logging to a bare minimum. The promise is to make the editing process faster, and the FS-5 unquestionably delivers. We can't wait to see what Focus' engineers have in store for the FireStore lineup.
Capture formats: HDV – .m2t 720p 24/25/30/50/60, .m2t 1080i 50/60, MXF HDV (720p 30), MXF HDV (1080i 50/60), QuickTime 1080i 50/60, QuickTime 720p 30 DV – AVI Type 1, AVI Type 2, AVI Type 2 24p, Canopus AVI, Matrox AVI, MXF, Pinnacle AVI, QuickTime, QuickTime 24p, RawDV
Innovative logging capabilities
Retro Cache feature
Interface takes some getting used to
We have seen the future in direct capture devices, and it's the Focus FS-5.
Charles Fulton is Videomaker's Associate Editor.
Focus Enhancements
1370 Dell Ave.
www.focusinfo.com
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Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders spoke outside his Burlington home on Sunday, reiterating his beliefs that the Democratic Party needs to transform to represent ordinary people and that Republican Donald Trump must be defeated in the general election.
Sanders' remarks came following a meeting with a few dozen close advisers and supporters from around the country, which lasted for several hours. Sanders walked outside of his New North End home with his wife, Jane O'Meara Sanders, other family members, and a group of his advisers to greet members of the local and national press.
A large group of neighbors, Burlington residents, and Sanders fans stood on the other side of the street, cheering for Sanders as he walked down his driveway and waved.
Sanders said the discussion Sunday was devoted to comparing notes about the campaign and talking about the future of the Democratic Party.
"What we need is a 50-state strategy, which engages people, young people, working people to stand up and run for school board, to run for city council, to run for state legislature, to revitalize American democracy at the local, state and federal level," Sanders said. "Demand that government starts listening to ordinary people rather than campaign contributors."
Sanders said he's meeting rival Hilary Clinton on Tuesday, the same day as the last primary, in Washington D.C. Clinton clinched the presumptive nominee title Tuesday after wins in California, New Jersey and elsewhere. Sanders said he is looking forward to hearing what Clinton has to say about some of the issues most important to voters.
Responding to a question about to whether he will be a candidate after Washington D.C. primary, Sanders said, "We are taking this campaign and our ideas for a strong platform to transform the Democratic Party away from a party that spends far too much time raising money for wealthy people into a party which represents the grassroots of this country."
He added that he would be taking these ideas to the convention in Philadelphia in July.
As he said after meeting with President Obama earlier this week, Sanders spoke Sunday about his mission to defeat Trump.
"Donald Trump is running a campaign based on bigotry, which is hard to understand that can still be happening in the year 2016," Sanders said. "After all this party has gone through for hundreds of years trying to combat discrimination. ... It is not acceptable to me that he is running a campaign trying to demonize Mexicans and Muslims, women or African Americans. I will do everything I can, and I'm sure I'm speaking for everyone behind me, to see that he will be defeated."
Sanders said he and the group of advisers concluded that "political revolutions" — which he has called his campaign from the beginning — are not dependent on election days.
"This country faces enormous crises and we together are going to do our best to transform this country by bringing millions and millions of people into the political process," Sanders said. "If you ask me what I am most proud of in this campaign is we have begun doing just that."


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Fast facts ahead of the British Grand Prix
By Balazs Szabo on Sun Jul 18, 2021 12:44 pm
F1 Grand Prix, GP United Kingdom, Silverstone Circuit
Innovation and tradition come together at the tenth round of the season, the British Grand Prix where the Formula One World Championship was born in 1950. This weekend saw the sport introduce the innovative sprint qualifying that did not fail to thrill yesterday.
Track facts – The 5.891km-long track is one of the favourite with drivers and fans thanks to the sequences of fast and flowing corners that thrill both competitors and spectators alike. Drivers will cover a total of 52 lap today to complete the race distance of 306.198km. The fastest race lap belongs to Max Verstappen who set the fastest ever race lap with a time of 1'27.097 in 2020. Drivers will need to adhere to a speed limit of 80km/h in the pit lane when diving into the pits for fresh tyres.
Three – Over the 71-year-long history, three different venue have hosted the British Grand Prix. Aintree has appeared four times on Grand Prix calendar, Brands Hatch on twelve occasions while Silverstone has given place to all the other races. Brooklands held the first two races, albeit it was ahead of the birth of the championship.
Ferrari and Ferrari – The Italian manufacturer is the most successful marque both as a constructor and an engine supplier. They have claimed 16 victories so far in history of the British Grand Prix. McLaren is the second most successful constructor with fourteen wins followed by Williams with ten wins. Among the engine suppliers, Ferrari is followed by Ford with fourteen triumphs and Renault with twelve victories.
75 – Today's race will be the 75th running of the British Grand Prix and the 72nd FIA Formula One British Grand Prix. It was first held back in 1926, followed by three other races before 1950. The venue then became the birthplace for Grand Prix racing. Since then, the venue has never missed the calendar and will play host to the 72nd Formula One British Grand Prix today.
First triumph - Silverstone is the venue where Scuderia Ferrari took its maiden F1 victory in 1951 courtesy of José Froilán González in a 375 F1.
These two 😍@marc_gene & #Ferrari375F1
What an emotional moment in Silverstone 🇬🇧#essereFerrari🔴 #BritishGP pic.twitter.com/L86qMXpCZO
— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) July 18, 2021
Overtaking aid – There are two DRS zones at Silverstone. The first one has its detection point 25m before Turn 3 and its activation point 30m after Turn 5. The second zone has its detection point at Turn 11 and its activation point at Turn 14.
Modifications – There have been couple of changes to the Silverstone track. New tyre barriers have been installed on the right at the entry to Turn 6 and the exit of Turn 18. The tyre barrier to the left between Turns 10 and 11 has been extended. The pit exit white line has been narrowed to measure four metres from the track edge on the right. Furthermore, new debris fencing has been erected at various locations of the track.
Tyres - Another new element being introduced at Silverstone concerns the tyres: sole supplier Pirelli is bringing a new construction tested in free practice at the last race in Austria. The compounds are the same as before and for this event, the teams will use the C1, C2 and C3, but the structure of the carcass of the rears has been made more rigid.
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Children's Junior Fiction
The Picky Puffin (Zoe's Rescue Zoo)
Author(s): Amelia Cobb
When Great-Uncle Horace brings back lost and homeless animals from his travels around the globe, it falls to Zoe, and her mum, the zoo vet, to settle them into their new home. Zoe's very good at this, because she can understand what they say and talk to them, too. But that's a secret! Puffins are Zoe's favourite ever animal, so when Piper arrives at the Rescue Zoo, Zoe is very happy to help her settle in. But Piper is very picky! She doesn't like her enclosure ...or her burrow ...or even her food! Can Zoe and Meep work out what is making Piper the puffin so picky, and come up with a plan to make the little puffin feel happy in her new home?
$9.99(AUD)
At Zoe's Rescue Zoo only the cutest, cuddliest animals need apply!
Amelia Cobb (Author) Amelia Cobb is sadly not a real person, although there is a real author behind the Zoe's Rescue Zoo stories. If Amelia did exist, we like to think that she'd live by the sea with her two goldfish, Flip and Flop, and write her stories at a small desk by the window, listening to the radio and wearing a brightly-coloured scarf at all times.
Sophy Williams (Illustrator) Sophy Williams is an award-winning illustrator with twenty-five years experience illustrating children's books. While still studying, she twice won prizes in the Readers Digest Young Illustrator's competition and was runner up for the Mother Goose Award for her first picture book. She spent some of her childhood in exotic locations such as Singapore, Hong Kong and the Middle East and often finds her illustrations being influenced by these places. Her pictures are filled with atmosphere and drama created with soft pastels. She now lives by the Kennet and Avon canal in Bradford on Avon with her husband, author/illustrator MP Robertson, their two lanky teenage sons and a mischievous grey cat called Hamish. When not illustrating she sings and performs in a choir, grows fruit and veg on her allotment and drinks lots coffee with her friends.
Availability date : May 2017
Author : Amelia Cobb
Illustrator : Sophy Williams


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Madrid are using Morata in a swap deal with Juventus to land Vidal.
Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United could all be dealt a huge blow as Real Madrid enter into negotiations with Italian giants Juventus for highly rated enforcer Arturo Vidal, reports the Daily Express.
While Vidal is one of United's prime transfer targets, Madrid are hoping to jump ahead in the race to sign the Chilean by using Gunners and Tottenham target Alvaro Morata as a makeweight in the deal.
Juve are interested in signing the 21-year-old starlet, and Los Blancos' willingness to sell the striker in part exchange for Vidal, could give the Spanish giants an edge in negotiations.
The news comes as a blow to both North London clubs, who were keen on snapping up Morata as attacking reinforcement for next season.
Although Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti was initially reluctant to sell Morata without a buy-back option, he would be more than happy to part with his backup forward to sign one of the best midfielders in Europe in Vidal.
SEE ALSO: Arsenal transfer gossip.


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A big part of the family is saying goodbye
Dec 11th, 2012 | By srmedia | Category: Everything Else
Gail Elliott, who has worked tirelessly to serve the community's needy and senior citizens as director of the Eatonville Community Center's Eatonville Family Agency, has announced her plans to retire in January. Gail can take pride in shaping an organization that is working hard to meet the challenge of the areas' needy, whose needs continue to rise.
When asked what she considers her most important accomplishment, she was quick to say getting the building for the community center built.
The early director, Olga Anderson, operated the food bank out of a house. One Christmas, Gail and Olga called a committee meeting of those who had been working together on local hunger issues. This included PSIA, which is now known as Youth Connection, and the Eatonville mayor and some of the seniors. They applied for a Community Development Block Grant to build a community center. Gail wrote several grants, including ones for the kitchen, the walk-in cooler/freezer, and the soundproof panels for the gym. They started the process in 1981 and moved in in October 1983.
Among the agency's services are adult daycare and a footcare program for seniors.
What Elliott has enjoyed most about her job is the feeling that she is helping needy people and that programs have developed over the years to meet an increasing variety of needs.
One of the many programs that she is especially proud of is Food Stamp Outreach. Applicants for food stamps used to have to travel to Puyallup. Food Stamp Outreach contracted with South Sound Outreach to provide an employee to process food stamp applications at the community center. After that, they were able to work with the state Department of Social and Health Services to have a caseworker in the building so that those needing food stamps could get approval on the spot.
Gail is looking forward to spending time with her great-granddaughter, who lives in Tacoma and will be 2 years old in December.
Gail will end her career with one last joyful Christmas at the community center, where all families who qualify "shop" for toys and receive Christmas food boxes as part of an all-out community endeavor to make the season bright for all.
The Eatonville Family Agency Board will host an opportunity for the community to celebrate her achievements and to wish her well.
Gail Elliott (seated), who is retiring next month as director of Eatonville Family Agency, shares a moment with some of the agency's board members – from left, Sylvia Korte, Margaret Barnett, Ruth Ferris, Dennis Collins, Geneal Palmer, Gail Elliot, Tom Smallwood, Nancy Ellis, Bob Akervick and Denny Hightower.
Ruth Ferris is a member of the Eatonville Family Agency board.


Please were formed by Peter Dunton and Bernie Jinks in late 1967. They had just returned to Britain from Germany where they had played with Neon Pearl, which also included their third member Jurgen Ermisch. The fourth original member Adrian Gurvitz later co-founded Gun. Unfortunately this line-up left no vinyl legacy or unreleased recordings that have been located behind it.
They disbanded in May 1968 when Peter Dunton joined The Flies for whom he wrote both sides of their Magic Train 45. When The Flies split up at the end of 1968, Dunton reformed the band (line-up 'B'). Rob Hunt had also been in The Flies. They recorded all the cuts compiled on this album. Please split again in April 1969 when Peter Dunton joined Gun.
The remaining members recruited a new drummer and renamed themselves Bulldog Breed. They later cut the Made In England album. In the Autumn of 1969, Peter Dunton quit Gun to reform Please with Bernie Jinks and Nick Spenser (ex-Neon Pearl). This incarnation was relatively short-lived as they had difficulty recruiting a suitable keyboard player.
In early 1970 Dunton, Jinks and a later Bulldog Breed member Keith Cross joined forces to form T2, who were responsible for the excellent It'll All Work Out In Boomland album. One of T2's tracks, No More White Horses also crops up in a radically different form on Please's 1968/69 retrospective.
YouTube sample for anyone interested.
Please were a late-period UK psych outfit, better-known for the bands their members went on to join, notably Peter Dunton, who was playing in T2 within a year of this material's recording. The difference between the two bands is startling; Please have a sound that really predates their era, being more early than late psych, with much Farfisa, whereas T2 were definitely proto-prog, although both bands actually sound rather dated these days.
Completely different track listing than their other release, "1968 / 69". Please was a UK psych band that, well I think they had a lot going them, musically. The eleven cuts on Seeing Stars had never even seen the light of day until this CD was put out by Acme. Members of Please were apparently later in a couple of other bands, Bulldog Breed and T2. Some of these tracks remind me of early Pink Floyd, pretty much because of the keyboard arrangements, like "Words To Say", "Before", the wailing "Still Dreaming" (possibly the disc's best tune), "Secrets", "Who You Know" and "But". I thought "Time Goes By" had the characteristics of perhaps an early unreleased King Crimson B-side. Seeing Stars has nicely-done vocals, soaring mellotron, fluid guitar work and cleverly constructed songs to offer it's listeners. It's so good that on the first listen you'll fully understand as to why ' true psychedelia' has never really died, if you don't already.Truly great early British psych that gets better with each play. Line-up: Peter Dunton - keyboards, lead vocals & drums, Bernie Jinks - bass & backing vocals and Nick Spenser - drums. Should appeal to fans of early Floyd, Tomorrow, The Move, Yes, solo Syd Barrett and The Doors. A real keeper.


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Let them eat cake? Maybe, maybe not
By: Megan DeLaire
Professional accounting student Domingo Mespolet carves some tender chicken. The odds were in Mespolet's favour when he drew a rich meal ticket.
Whether they ate well or not had nothing to do with participants' merits and no one had the option of paying for a better meal. Each diner's experience depended entirely on the luck of the draw.
The global economy has forged two contrasting fates: some are born into extreme poverty while others are born into excessive wealth. This was a message the organizers of Rich Meal Poor Meal were trying to send.
People attending the evening event did not know which experience would be theirs until they were randomly assigned to a table.
Rich Meal Poor Meal, a collaboration between Student Affairs and Orientation and Residence Life, was multi-purposed. A unique experience, its ticket sales raised funds for the college's upcoming Dominican Experience, a service learning trip to the Dominican Republic. However the long term impact of Rich Meal Poor Meal had more to do with perspective and empathy.
"Our biggest thing tonight is to introduce to the students that there are economic and social challenges globally but also here locally in Ottawa," said Sophia Bouris, event coordinator with the SAO.
The event was also intended to raise awareness about the Dominican Experience and the effort students have put forth in preparing for it, she said.
"The take-away is the whole Dominican experience," said Bouris. "These students have taken the initiative to learn about a different culture and economic status, so they're going to live and breathe the Dominican culture when they get there."
Upon entering the room, participants were given a piece of paper printed with either a "1" or a "2." They only had to look around the room and observe the table settings to get an idea of the night to come.
Tables with labelled "2" were set with paper plates and cups and plastic cutlery: these were the poor tables. Reflecting the lopsided nature of wealth, even fewer tables were labelled with a "1." These rich tables were set with porcelain plates and tea cups, wine glasses and silverware.
Once seated at their tables—and not always next to the people they came with—diners listened to presentations by the organizers of both Rich Meal Poor Meal and the Dominican Experience.
"I want you to think about, on a global perspective, what does this mean: 'Rich Meal Poor Meal'," said Danielle Puchnatyj, Residence Life coordinator. "On a community perspective, who is hungry in our local community? Who's hungry in our residence community or our college community and where can you go to make a difference? And that's kind of what the discussion is going to be about tonight."
Diners seated at rich tables were served the first of their three course meals: dinner rolls and salad, with water, tea, ginger ale and cola to drink. Meanwhile, those at poor tables watched and waited.
The second course was served to the rich: chicken with a savory cream sauce and roast potatoes while the poor still watched and waited.
"I feel horrible. I guess guilt would be the best word to describe it," said Domingo Mespolet, a professional accounting student seated at a rich table. "I feel kind of bad. I don't even want to look over there because I don't think they've even been served yet."
Eventually poor diners were called up table by table to receive their servings of a Dominican staple dish. Food court staff rolled out a metal trough filled with white rice, beans and morsels of shredded beef. This meal, along with a dinner roll and some water, was the only course for the poor.
"Sitting here makes you realize that we do take things for granted," said Jasmine Cleofas from her seat at a poor table. "Seeing other people in front of you who are higher privileged makes you jealous, mad, all those conflicting emotions."
As the poor scooped up their rice and beans, the rich were served thick wedges of red velvet cake, the final course of their meals. The poor did not know whether their meal included a dessert. Once finished their rice they talked together. And watched. And waited.
No dessert was served to the poor. Instead, Joe Danis, associate vice president of Operations Campus Living Centres, brought the night to a close by speaking to participants about the value of the Dominican Experience and the night's dining event.
"I think it's such a great event because food is so central to everything that we do, in all of our cultures," said Danis. "And having an event like this where there's basically the haves and the have-nots in the room, it's a really good lesson to learn."
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Everyone has his beloved Ferrari. This famed Ferrari has been with its present owner for 39 decades. Although this GTO wasn't necessarily thefastestout there in 1962, it did figure out how to take second place in its very first race and continued to get a successful history from that point on out. The Ferrari 250 GTO was developed to be a real racing car. The Ferrari 250 GTO needs very little introduction to the majority of readers. It is going to be the ninth Ferrari 250 GTO he's sold.
Just 3 people paid $10 million for a car this past year in the entire world. The cars can be seen as a great investment, and they are able to be driven, he added. This vehicle is really an unrepeatable find. The car includes a range of spare components. The cars debuted a couple of years apart, and have various bodies and engines with distinct states of tune. No one might have expected it would to turn into the priciest vehicle in the world as of 2017. A lot of people will argue that the ideal vehicle in the world is the Ferrari GTO.
Both cars were constructed in only somewhat over two months. It's been a California car almost all of its life and has a superb body. His car was built not just for racing, but for cancers too. The car never crashed and is among the most valuable cars on the planet. It comes with spare front and rear windscreens (crated), as well as extra material used to finish the interior. It was an amazingly prosperous auto in racing, and it would inspire a number of products to be named GTO later on.


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Tag Archives: Metropolis
North Korea – George Orwell's pyramid looms over the capital city Pyongyang
Big Brother really is watching over you
(A version of this piece was also published on the Indian news site WeSpeakNews and by the Huffington Post)
I left my Beijing hotel early this morning for a flight to North Korea and got caught in a traffic jam on one of the Chinese capital's ring roads.
When I was in Beijing in 1984, the city had crowded streams of bicycles. Now it is all cars in wide multi-lane carriageways and flyovers in high-rise skyscraper surroundings which look like something from Fritz Lang's Metropolis.
At Beijing Airport, we get on an ancient Tupolev aircraft – very noisy – staffed by ultra-neat North Korean air stewardesses, each in prim red jacket, white shirt and dark blue scarf – the colours of the national flag.
When I entered the aircraft's cabin, there was an overwhelming smell of air freshener. About 45 minutes into the flight, it became obvious why. The smell of air freshener had disappeared and the natural odour of the aircraft had reasserted itself: a rather unsettling smell of petrol fumes. It is difficult to say which was more unsettling: the smell of petrol or the saccharine-drenched music coming out of the aircraft's not-very-good speakers. It was like easy listening to Nelson Riddle music in a flying petrol station.
But the North Koreans were trying their best. And that is all anyone can do.
When I was in China in the mid-1980s, some of their new hotels were run as joint ventures with Swiss companies on ten-year contracts. At the end of that time, everything would to revert to the Chinese. So they had ten years learning what specific items and what standards were expected by Western tourists. The North Koreans, in self-imposed exile from the rest of the world for generations, have no idea what goes on beyond their borders and little idea of what travellers expect.
When our group arrived in Pyongyang (you can only travel to North Korea in supervised groups, only rarely as a supervised individual), the people who had paid extra for single rooms (including me) found that there were no single rooms available and we had all been bumped down to a less-good hotel. But the North Koreans were trying their best.
There are so many people in North Korea for the celebrations of the late Great Leader Kim Il-sung's 100th birthday that, surreally, Pyongyang has a shortage of hotel rooms. The British tour company Regent Holidays, which normally takes only occasional single groups into the country currently has four groups in simultaneously for the celebrations; a Swedish company has brought a total of 200 people in several groups.
Each group allowed into the country has to have two North Korean 'guides' and a driver constantly with them. This is not only so that the untrusted foreigners are carefully supervised, watched and reported-on by the two guides, but so that each guide can keep a careful watch on the other guide. When I was here in 1986, it slowly became obvious that the bus driver out-ranked the two guides and was himself there to watch and report-on them.
North Korea is not a country where paranoia is under-stated.
But people are people. Insecure, internally modest. No-one chooses which country they are born into. People are people. There is nature v nurture but neither is 100% of anyone. People are people.
Our group of 16 individuals is supervised by two individual North Korean guides: one an experienced older man, the other a relatively inexperienced younger girl.
If the two guides and the driver all keeping a wary watch on each Western tourist and on each other seems oppressive, think of the individual psychology. With this level of paranoia, there is a personal insecurity which is occasionally visible in the eyes of the guides and most of the North Koreans we encounter (except, oddly, the driver). What if they do something wrong? What – even worse – if they do not do something wrong but someone higher than them in the paranoia chain mistakenly thinks that they have done something wrong? This is not a forgiving country. They have been at war with the Americans and the South Koreans since 1950.
The Korean War ended in 1953. But only in theory. In March 2010, a North Korean miniature submarine torpedoed and sank the South Korean ship Cheonan, killing 46 sailors. In November 2010, the North Korean army bombarded the South Korean island of Yeonpyeong with around 170 artillery shells, hitting both military and civilian targets, killing 4 people and injuring 19.
In George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, one of the basic necessities of the state of Oceania is that it has to be constantly at war with one of the two other great super-states. A very real external threat is vital to hold the country together. Oceania and North Korea seem to be interchangeable in this respect.
In the fields of North Korea – glimpsed through bus windows on very uneven roads – people are rarely cultivating the barren-looking land. When they do, they almost never have mechanised help; they rarely even have oxen and hand ploughs. They seem to till the soil with their hands. Individuals sitting in brown earth fields.
This is not a 21st century state. This is not a 20th century state. This is like England under the rule of Richard III. We are talking here about medieval countryside scenes.
But, in the capital Pyongyang, the monuments have got even bigger than they were in 1986. Wide avenues, imposing monuments, monolithic buildings
There is a new road with unnecessarily massive monumental buildings for different sports. A giant basketball building. A giant table tennis building. A whole street of buildings for different sports. Gigantic buildings with massive car parks. In a city with very few cars.
There are new tower blocks of apartments. Everything looks stylish on the outside. Our decidedly underwhelming hotel has underfloor heating (which cannot be turned off) but currently has no hot running water.
The invisible building, as seen a few years ago
And, towering over everything, is a giant pyramidal building, massively out-of-proportion to everything else. It is an unfinished 1o5-storey hotel – the Ryugyong Hotel – which the North Koreans started to construct in 1987 – exactly 25 years ago – but never completed. It looks perfect on the outside but it is a showy facade, like a simile for North Korea itself.
The giant 330-metre tall building was due to open in 1989 with either 3,000 or 7,665 rooms (facts are variable in North Korea). For several years after it failed to open, North Korea denied the building existed, despite the fact it dominated the skyline. Now, 25 years after work started on the structure, it is the elephant in the room; never mentioned but ever present.
"It is an enormous pyramidal structure of glittering white concrete rising 300 metres into the air, containing over 3000 rooms above ground."
That is not a description of the gigantic grey pyramidal would-be hotel which dominates the Pyongyang skyline.
It is George Orwell's description of the Ministry of Truth in Nineteen Eighty-Four.
But it will do.
It will do.
Welcome to North Korea.
Filed under China, North Korea, Politics, Travel
Tagged as 1984, Beijing, China, Fritz Lang, George Orwell, Kim il-sung, Korean War, Metropolis, Nelson Riddle, Nineteen Eighty Four, North Korea, paranoia, Pyongyang, Ryugyong Hotel, South Korea, Tupolev
Terrorists and psychopaths: standing on the shoulders of creative giants
I was watching Penn & Teller: Fool Us on ITV last night and they did a trick in which a long ribbon-like sheet was wrapped round and round a 9-year-old boy's neck. Penn on one side and Teller on the other then stood apart and pulled the opposite ends of the sheet tightly and… of course, the sheet unravelled and came away from the boy's neck.
A variation on the cutting-the-knot-out-of-a-rope trick.
I was amazed this had been screened – presumably the defence is that it was after the nine o'clock watershed.
The possibility of children doing this to each other – wrapping a sheet or length of material or rope around another child's neck and pulling it, killing the child, seems quite high to me.
I once interviewed the British Film Censor John Trevelyan. He was highly important in Britain, because he was in charge of British film censorship 1958-1971 when everything changed.
He told me that, as Secretary of the British Board of Film Classification, he had had a panel of psychologists advising him and, as a result, he had made slight cuts to the 1968 movie The Boston Stranger. He had cut the sound of ripping fabric which was heard as the leering strangler's face was seen while attacking a victim. He had been told the sound of ripping fabric was a 'trigger' and a stimulant to would-be rapists.
He also cut scenes where sex acts were immediately followed – or were interrupted – by murder, especially involving knives or sharp instruments. Again, this was because he was told it was a turn-on for psychos. These scenes are now almost de rigueur in slasher movies… A teenage couple are having sex in a bunk in an isolated cabin; one or both of them are then immediately skewered by a deadly sharp implement.
Generally, though, I don't believe that violence on the movie or TV screen really affects ordinary, non-psychopathic adults. And you can't fully run your culture by making concessions in case a psycho gets an idea from a movie or TV show.
It is the Nature v Nurture debate.
Or, more correctly, Nutter v Nurture.
If 50 million people see a movie and one person copies it, the cause lies within the person not the movie
When news of the bomb explosion and island massacre in Norway started coming through yesterday – particularly the island massacre – a friend said to me: "It's like some movie" and, increasingly, over the last 50 years, psycho and terrorist attacks have been getting like what you see in the movies.
When the Twin Towers were attacked on 9/11 everyone was saying, "Ooh – It's just like a disaster movie."
Maybe psychos and terrorists are being made more creative by access to other, more creative minds.
Novels, movies and sometimes even episodic TV series are written by more-than-averagely-creative minds. To get a movie script, a novel or a TV series made and out there and available to a mass market, you often – well, sometimes – have to have a spark, perhaps even a giant flame, of originality.
Rod Serling, who created The Twilight Zone, reportedly died still blaming himself for writing a 1966 TV movie called The Doomsday Flight which was a then-highly-original story about a bomb on board an airliner which has an altitude-sensitive trigger device. Unless a ransom is paid, the bomb will explode when the plane descends to land.
Apparently Serling blamed himself because, after this TV movie was screened, the PLO and others started a spate of airliner hijackings and bombings. He blamed himself because he thought they might have seen or heard of the plot and decided to target planes.
To me, this does not sound likely – the plot is too far removed from what became an ordinary terrorist attack – though it does make me wonder where the idea for the 1994 movie Speed may have come from.
But creative thinkers have always driven reality. The skylines of modern cities were clearly inspired by decades of science fiction films dating back to Metropolis and beyond. We are now building what we were once told would be our future. The fictional thought of flat screen TVs has been around for maybe 50 years. The concept of the hovercraft was surely partly inspired by endless hovercraft in sci-fi comics and novels. And famously, of course, sci-fi novelist Arthur C Clarke wrote an article in Wireless World in 1945 proposing the concept of communication satellites.
Martin Cooper, who developed the first hand-held mobile phone, said that he had been inspired to do it by seeing the hand-held communicators on Star Trek.
Irish novelist Robert Cromie's 1895 book The Crack of Doom described a bomb which used the energy from an atom. I do not know if anyone on the Manhattan Project had ever read it – perhaps the idea would have come about anyway – but the idea of an atomic bomb was around for 50 years before it became a reality.
Of course, conspiracy theory thinking and making links where none exist is always a dangerous temptation.
Iconic international terrorist Carlos The Jackal was given that nickname by the press after a copy of Frederick Forsyth's novel The Day of the Jackal was found in a London flat he had rented. It was said he had copied details from the book. In fact, it later turned out it was not his book and he had never read it.
But the cliché nutter is a loner with a grudge against something or someone. By definition, a loner – "Ooh, he was a quiet one," neighbours traditionally tell newspaper reporters – has access only to his own deluded psychopathic ideas. Over the course of the 20th century, though, nutters had increasing access through books, TV, movies, DVDs etc to the more creative ideas of other, better minds. Now, in the 21st century, almost all human knowledge and the creativity of the best of human brains past and present is a mere click away on the internet.
On Friday night, as first reports of events in Norway were still coming in, one commentator on the BBC News channel said that, if the Oslo bombing and the island shootings turned out to be linked, that would point to al-Queda because they had a track record of linked attacks. As it turned out, he was wrong. But presumably the Norwegian killer was 'inspired' by al-Queda's publicity-seeking methodology.
When I first heard details of the 9/11 terrorist attacks back in 2001, I thought to myself, "I've heard this before. I read about this maybe a year ago in the Sunday Times."
I can't find the relevant article now but it turned out I had read about it before. Because the 9/11 attacks were based on someone else's much better idea – the Bojinka plot which was conceived in Indonesia and suggested to al-Queda, who adapted and downgraded it.
The Indonesian-originated plan was a three-tiered concept.
1) assassinate the Pope
2) blow up at least 11 passenger jets simultaneously over the Pacific
3) fly a single light aircraft laden with explosives into the CIA headquarters or several aircraft into buildings across the US, including the World Trade Center and the Pentagon
The 9/11 attacks were not an original idea. They were inspired by someone else's idea.
I imagine the lone Norwegian nutter was inspired by the methods of al-Queda.
I suspect we will get increasingly creative and increasingly paranoia-inducing terrorist attacks.
The internet allows even nutters to stand on the shoulders of giants.
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Self discipline and confidence is flexibility for us. You may differ with this announcement, and in the event that you do, you are surely not the only one with Self discipline. For some individuals teach is a messy word that is compared with the nonappearance of flexibility. Indeed the inverse is valid. The undisciplined are slaves to mindsets, hunger, and interests. Furthermore, in the more drawn out term, the undisciplined do not have the opportunity that accompanies having specific aptitudes and capacities. So, you must have Self discipline – e.g. to play a melodic instrument or talk an outside dialect.
Work on an idea or project after the initial rush of enthusiasm has faded away.
Wake early to work on yourself self discipline.
Say "no" when tempted to break your diet.
Train implies carrying on as indicated by what you have chosen is ideal, paying little heed to how you feel at the time. Along these lines the main quality of train is self-information. You have to choose what conduct best mirrors your objectives and qualities. This procedure requires thoughtfulness and self-investigation and is best when attached to composed articulation. I very prescribe setting aside the opportunity to work out your objectives, dreams, and aspirations. Far and away superior, work out an individual statement of purpose. I found that written work such an announcement gave me a more prominent comprehension of my identity, what really matters to me and what I esteem. So, self discipline is really important for us.
Self-control relies on cognizant mindfulness as to both what you are doing and what you are not doing. Consider it. On the off chance that you aren't mindful your conduct is undisciplined, by what means will you know to act generally?
As you fabricate self-restraint, you may get yourself being in the demonstration of being undisciplined – e.g. gnawing your nails, staying away from the rec center, eating a bit of cake or checking your email always. Creating self-restraint requires significant investment, and the key here is you know about your undisciplined conduct. With time this mindfulness will come before, which means as opposed to getting yourself in the demonstration of being undisciplined you will have mindfulness before you act along these lines. This gives you the chance to settle on a choice that is in better arrangement with your objectives and qualities.
It is insufficient to just work out your objectives and qualities. You should make an inner sense of duty regarding them. Generally when your wake up timer goes off at 5 am you will see no damage in hitting the rest catch for "simply one more 5 minutes… ". Or, when an introductory surge of excitement has blurred far from a venture you will battle to see it through to consummation. So, we need self discipline for this.
In the event that you battle with responsibility, begin by settling on a cognizant choice to complete on what you say you will do – both when you said you would do it and how you said you would do it. At that point, I exceedingly prescribe setting up a framework to track these duties. As the platitude goes, "What gets measure gets move forward".
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Did you see the sweat trickling from the man in the photo toward the begin of this article? No doubt about it, self-control is regularly to a great degree troublesome. Temperaments, hunger, and interests can be effective powers to conflict with. In this way, self discipline and self-restraint is very subject to mettle. Try not to imagine something is simple for you to do. When it is in actuality extremely troublesome as well as agonizing. Rather, discover the valor to confront this torment and trouble. As you amass little private triumphs, your self-assurance will develop and the boldness that supports self-restraint will come all the more normal.
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Help us put women back on the map of Dublin!
We at the Women's Museum of Ireland are creating a unique map of Dublin city, to draw attention to sites around the city that are related to women's history, in the hopes of inspiring preservation and recognition of those sites.
This physical map will be made available for you to pick up or print out, to lead you around Dublin's fair city. Rediscover the residences of Society hostess Lady Jane Wilde and the social activist Rosie Hackett, and the hidden histories of Moore Street and Henrietta Street in the city centre. Out in the suburbs of Dundrum, did you know that the sisters of the artist Jack B. Yeats ran the Cuala printing press, the only Arts and Crafts press to be run and staffed solely by women?
There are still a great many stories to be uncovered, and we are appealing to you to share those stories with us. We want to present these stories to the wider public, and make them accessible to both locals and visitors to our great city. Once the project takes off, we hope to extend it beyond Dublin and around the country.
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The occupants of a flat above a Poulton sandwich shop had a lucky escape after a fire started in a chiller cabinet, say fire services.
Two people living in the flat above the Lunchbox sandwich shop became aware of the fire after they saw smoke and called the fire services.
Crews raced to the shop on Ball Street, at around 12.30am on May 11 following reports of the blaze.
A spokesman for the fire service said: "We attended a fire at a sandwich shop that we believe started accidentally in the chiller cabinet.
"Crews wearing breathing apparatus extinguished the blaze using hose reel jets and ventilation units.
"Unfortunately in this case there were no working smoke alarms in the property. We would urge people to ensure they have working smoke alarms in their homes as these can save lives."


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A Smarter Way to Invest Market Summary 4-3-2020
by Ron Briggs | Apr 3, 2020 | General News, Investment | 0 comments
Provided By: Adam Blocki, CFA, CFP® – Senior Portfolio Manager
The bull market ended just days after its 11th birthday. On March 9th, 2009 the S&P 500 closed at what would prove to be its low point in the wake of the Great Recession at 676.53, just a day after touching an ominous intraday low of 666.79. almost eleven years later it would reach its peak on February 19th, 2020 at an all-time record close of 3,386.15, a rise of more than 400% from its 2009 low. Less than a month later, on March 11th, the S&P 500 crossed below the level of 2,708.92, officially more than 20% below its previous high, ushering in a new bear market.
Nearly everything finished negative for the month of March, the only question was by how much. The S&P Large, Mid, and Small Cap indexes lost 12.5%, 20.4%, and 22.6% respectively. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 13.7% while the NASDAQ dropped 10.1%. Internationally, the MSCI EAFE Index for developed markets gave up 13.8% while the MSCI Emerging Markets Index finished the month 15.6% lower. All eleven S&P sectors declined to varying degrees. Energy (-34.4%) and Financials (-21.0%) were the largest losers while Health Care (-3.9%), Consumer Staples (-5.5%), and Technology (-8.6%) were the only single-digit decliners.
The only broad asset class to rise over the month was government bonds (IEF, 3.6%). Gold (GLD, -0.2%) posted minimal losses while commodities (DJP, -16.0%) were rocked by the collapse of oil prices. Non-government bonds saw some very volatile gyrations during the month as uncertainty began to creep in regarding the ability of specific issuers to meet future interest payments. Investment-grade corporate bond ETF VCIT finished the month down 7.5% but fell as much as 16.3% from its February close during the month. Similar action was seen in municipal bond ETF MUB (-3.2% for March, -14.3% at March low) and high yield corporate bond ETF HYG (-10.4% for March, -21.5% at March low). With government-mandated shutdowns in force across the country, service sector businesses aren't the only ones seeing revenue fall off a cliff. In New York City, one of the hardest hit areas, public transportation has seen ridership fall by anywhere from 49 to 90%1. This provides some perspective on why even municipal bonds were seeing unprecedented volatility until intervention by the Federal Reserve provided some needed clarity.
By now everyone is aware that the cause of all of this is the spread of the novel coronavirus. Accordingly, this entire edition of our newsletter will aim to at least touch on the many, many aspects of the rapidly evolving situation. We will focus our attention on the impact on the economy as well as the stock market and avoid discussing anything from a medical perspective.
Let's start with the unprecedented volatility. As mentioned in the opening paragraph, it took a record-short 15 (!!) trading days for the S&P 500 to fall from record-high close to bear market territory, half the previous record of 30 days in 1929 at the outset of the Great Depression2,3. The low point for March came on the 23rd when the index was more than 35% off of its high in only 23 trading days. From the March 2009 low to the February 2020 high, the S&P 500 had an annualized daily volatility of about 15.5%4. From February 19th through the end of March, the annualized daily volatility of the S&P 500 was more than 82%. From the low-to-high of the bull market, the average daily return was 0.06% with a standard deviation of 0.98%. According to the assumptions built into the normal distribution5, these numbers mean that over this period, we would expect the daily return to be more than 3.01% or less than -2.89% only 0.3% of the time. From February 19th through March 31st, 20 out of 29 trading days (69.0%) had daily returns outside of that range. Accordingly, the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) has risen from its February 19th close of 15.56 to 57.06 as of the end of March, hitting as high as 83.56 on March 15th6.
Lacking clear guidance at the Federal level, state and local governments enacted a patchwork of shutdowns in their jurisdictions. What often started as social distancing guidelines to stay 6 feet away from other people morphed into shelter-in-place orders that permitted only essential businesses to remain open. The service and entertainment economies went into a standstill seemingly overnight as bars, restaurants, movie theaters, sports venues, museums and many more businesses were forced to close and various travel restrictions went into effect. This has led to severe economic consequences as revenue at many small and even large businesses dropped to essentially zero. Local businesses have rushed to adapt their business models to the new reality with many offering "to-go" and "contactless" services even if they hadn't before simply to generate whatever revenue they can. As these changes take place, the demand for labor has shrunk considerably and layoffs are taking place in mass. While the total economic damage caused by the pandemic won't be entirely clear until long after the threat has subsided, we have started to get a peek at what lies ahead.
Every Thursday morning, the U.S. Department of Labor releases its figures on the number of Americans who filed for unemployment benefits during the previous week. For the seven days ended March 14th, the number was 282,000. During the Fall of 2007, before the Great Recession, the number hovered around the low-to-mid 300,000s. From there, economic conditions slowly deteriorated, companies began laying off workers, and the number steadily rose over the next 18 months to a high of 665,000 in March 2009. The record high for any single week was 695,000 in October 19827. We got our first idea of how bad things were in the data for the week ending March 21st when the number rose to 3.3 million, almost five times the previous high watermark. Unbelievably, things got even worse this week when the number doubled to 6.6 million. These figures combined represent 3.8% of the working population filing for unemployment. Over the entire course of the Great Recession, 4.6% of the working population filed for unemployment benefits. That was over a period of two years; this has been two WEEKS. The field of statistics doesn't really have a good way to demonstrate just how historically incomparable these figures are.
Goldman Sachs issued a report outlining their anticipated impact on GDP and employment8. Their original estimates predicted an unemployment rate of around 9%, not quite as bad as the Great Recession high of 10.1% in October 2009. After seeing the March 21st jobless figures mentioned above (3.3 million), Goldman updated its prediction to a much higher unemployment rate of 15%. That would be the highest by far since WWII, more than 4% above the 1982 peak of 10.8%. However bad that figure might seem, it is positively exuberant compared to a prediction from the St. Louis Fed (before any government stimulus was factored in) that saw unemployment peaking around 32.1%9.
As for GDP, Goldman's report predicts Q1 2020 growth of -9% followed by an even worse Q2 at -34%. THIRTY. FOUR. PERCENT. For the full year, they anticipate a contraction of 6.2%. For comparison, the worst quarter during the Great Recession was Q4 2008 when GDP contracted 8.4% and the worst quarter on record came in Q1 1958 with a contraction of 10%. As far as the full-year projection of -6.2%, that would be the worst since the Great Depression. Their worry is not only the immediate impact of forced business closures but also second-round effects that could present themselves further down the road. Now for the good news. Their forecast called for an equally stunning Q3 rebound of 19%, which would also be a single-quarter record. They cited the combination of robust fiscal and monetary stimulus (outlined below) as providing the fuel for a strong recovery.
While both the stock and labor markets imploded at record paces, oil prices staged a historic collapse of their own. What started as a decline linked to falling Chinese demand evolved into a worldwide demand slump and then further compounded into a geopolitical war between OPEC+ countries. In early March, the member countries held a weekend meeting to address the looming end of a previously agreed to cut in production10. At the meeting, Russia and Saudi Arabia were unable to come to an agreement as to what production levels should be going forward in light of the ongoing pandemic and the ensuing drop in economic output. As a result, Saudi Arabia committed to unlimited production in an attempt to start a price war and force Russia to acquiesce. Oil prices, already down significantly year-to-date and approaching multi-year lows, plummeted on the news and have continued to free-fall since with Brent crude approaching $20 per barrel 11. Some obscure types of crude have even traded at negative prices in recent days12. Producers are essentially paying people to take their output away from them as they have nowhere else to store a product whose demand has evaporated.
As we mentioned above, both the Federal Reserve and Washington D.C. have stepped up to the plate to support the economy and individuals. On the monetary side, the Federal Reserve was quick to act. Last month we talked about their emergency rate cut of 0.50% but they one-upped themselves with further cuts going all the way to 0%. They also pledged additional support even beyond the actions taken in response to the Great Recession including buying commercial paper (short-term corporate borrowing for businesses' everyday cash flow needs), expanding the collateral accepted from counterparty borrowers, and purchasing commercial mortgage-backed securities13. All of their actions aimed to prevent a credit crisis that would further compound existing problems.
On the fiscal side, lawmakers passed the CARES Act which provides up to $2 trillion in stimulus to individuals as well as businesses. First is the direct payments to individuals. Every taxpayer is eligible to receive a one-time payment of up to $1,200 per person ($2,400 for married couples) plus $500 for eligible children. These amounts begin to phase out at AGIs over $75,000. Payments will be based on the most recently filed tax return, either 2018 or 2019 (For more information, consult your tax professional or financial advisor). Small businesses were also a focal point of the relief bill. Those businesses meeting certain criteria will be eligible for forgivable loans of up to $10 million for payroll support in addition to other tax credits and extended payment windows. Finally, certain corporations including airlines and other sectors 'critical to national security' as well as local governments are eligible for emergency lending. Already, some are anticipating a fourth round of stimulus that would specifically address the municipal issues we mentioned at the outset of this newsletter.
Saying that these are unprecedented times is an understatement. Within a matter of weeks, our entire global society has undergone forced changes that have interrupted our ways of life and run the economy straight into a brick wall. While we cannot know for certain what the economic impact will be on our individual lives or in aggregate, we have gotten a glimpse and it looks grim. The silver lining is that, as always, this time is different. In 2008 and 2009, each of us individually could do nothing more than sit back and watch the bad news compound as the misdeeds of the past caught up with the present. We had no influence over the problem or the solution other than watching the attempts to untangle the mess in front of us. This time, however, each of us can play a small part to bring about an end. The market and economy are both waiting for the spread to slow and new cases to drop. We can all heed local guidelines to stay in our homes, avoid large public gatherings, and encourage others to do the same. When things do eventually reopen, we can slowly reintroduce elements of our old routines and assess the threat level instead of jumping back into everything at once. If each of us takes small and thoughtful actions, we can cumulatively have a large and meaningful impact. Stay safe, stay socially distant, and stay invested.
Adam Blocki, CFA, CFP®
Sr. Portfolio Manager
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A Smarter Way to Invest Market Summary 11-04-2020
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MARKET SUMMARY Provided By: Adam Blocki, CFA, CFP® - Senior Portfolio Manager The stock market fell back to earth during the month of September. Months of endless gains left us overdue for a correction and gridlock in Washington over further stimulus seemed to...
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