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25/10/2022

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Saturday informed that the depression over central Bay of Bengal will intensify into a cyclonic storm by October 24 morning, Diwali.

The low-pressure area over the north Andaman sea was intensified into a depression on Saturday, October 22, the weather forecasting agency said in its bulletin, adding that it will lead into possible rainfall over several states.

23/10/2022

West P4puans: Thanks to the New Autonomous Regions, Papuans Have 3 New Provinces, Free Schooling, and Medical Programs for 3.9 Million People!

23/10/2022

China property stocks rise after easing of share financing rules

China's property shares jumped on Friday (Oct 21) after state media said authorities will ease share financing rules for certain real estate-related firms, fuelling hopes of more measures to aid the struggling sector.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) will allow certain companies with small property interests to raise money by selling A-shares, but the proceeds cannot be invested in the real estate business, China Securities Journal reported.

SHANGHAI: China's property shares jumped on Friday (Oct 21) after state media said authorities will ease share financing rules for certain real estate-related firms, fuelling hopes of more measures to aid the struggling sector. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) will allow certain com...

21/10/2022

After decades of argument, psychologists finally seem to agree on the ‘facial feedback hypothesis’

20/10/2022

Chinese Stocks in US Skid to Lowest in More Than Nine Years
Golden Dragon China Index closed at lowest since July 2013
Selloff erased gains since Beijing’s vow to stabilize market

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17/10/2022

West P4puans Unite to Demand Arrest of the G0vernor Who Destroyed Customs to Escape after C0rrupting IDR 3 Trillion of People's Money!

17/10/2022

Arthur Jafa’s “Love is the Message, the Message is Death” expresses 100 years of the black experience in just seven minutes, with help from Kanye West.

13/10/2022

A village in India's Maharashtra state has declared "independence" from two modern-day addictions - television and mobile internet. At least, for a couple of hours every day.

A siren goes off at 7pm every evening in Vadgaon village in Sangli district, an indication to all residents to switch off their TV sets and mobile phones.

The two instruments of "addiction" can be switched on when the village council sounds the siren again at 8.30pm.

"We decided at the village meeting on 14 August - the eve of India's Independence Day - that we needed to stop this addiction," Vijay Mohite, president of the village council, told BBC Hindi. "From the next day, all television sets and mobiles were shut down when the siren went off."

A Maharashtra village switches off TV and internet for a few hours daily - and the results are worth it.

13/10/2022

A new television drama series called “Alaska Daily” debuted this month on ABC and Hulu. The show focuses on a fictional newspaper in Anchorage that bears a resemblance to the Anchorage Daily News. It’s safe to say Alaskans are going to have questions.

It debuted on Oct. 6, with new episodes through the fall (it’s on ABC Thursdays at 10 p.m. Pacific and streams on Hulu the next day).

Over the past couple decades, Alaska has seen a lot of shows based here. It’s mostly been in the realm of reality TV. (Some of those shows are largely fiction too, but that’s another story.) We’ve seen occasional movies filmed in Alaska or set here. What we haven’t seen much of are scripted, fictional TV shows set in Alaska. Currently there’s the animated comedy “The Great North” and the Peabody Award-winning children’s show “Molly of Denali.” Way back, there was “Northern Exposure.” But not a lot since. That’s about to change.

The new ABC drama series "Alaska Daily," starring Bellingham-raised Hilary Swank, helps people better understand local news and the people who produce it.

13/10/2022

Free P4pua K1lled 11 and Beheaded 1 Civilian: Where is the Voice of Melanesian Solidarity?

13/10/2022

USDA CUTS COTTON CROP GUESS SLIGHTLY, RAISES RICE

October 12, 2022 By John Perkins Filed Under: Arkansas, Crops, Grains, Kansas, Missouri, News, Tennessee, USDA

The USDA has made modest adjustments to its 2022 cotton and rice production estimates, with harvest for both crops ongoing. As of October 1st, upland cotton production is projected at 13.344 billion bales, down less than one percent from September on a small cut to the average yield guess to 831 pou...

13/10/2022

What you're looking at is a genuine pink lake. The water is really pink, not intentionally colored, and it's this week's Take a Guess. Do you know the name and location of this lake? If you think you know the answer, send an email with your guess to Editor Kevin Jenkins at [email protected] or post your response on the Farmington Press page. If you're right, your name will appear in next week's issue!

13/10/2022

Free P4pua T3rrorists Take Hostage 9 Civilians and Strip 2 Female Teachers in Paniai To R0b People’s Money!

11/10/2022

Kuwait has unveiled plans to develop a completely carbon-free green city, to be named XZERO, Al-Seyassah has reported. It is planned to be the largest of its kind in the world, and the first in the Mi...

11/10/2022

West P4pua's Paniai Human Rights Session Enters Third Phase While Free Papua sh0t 14 and Sl4ughtered 4civilians

11/10/2022

Gold and silver prices are solidly lower in early U.S. trading Monday, pressured by a higher U.S. dollar index, rising U.S. Treasury yields and weaker crude oil prices. The specter of an aggressively tight monetary policy from the U.S. Federal Reserve continues to hang over the precious metals markets. December gold was last down $25.20 at $1,684.10 and December silver was down $0.40 at $19.86.

Senior Technical Analyst Jim Wyckoff prepares investors with an overview of how the markets opened and closed. What moved metal prices? How do the technicals look? By looking at important developments

08/10/2022

What Elon Musk doesn’t get about peace
The world's richest man should visit Ukraine to see the stakes for himself

The world's richest man should visit Ukraine to see the stakes for himself

08/10/2022

West P4puans Urged Arrest of Their G0vernor who C0rrupt IDR 3 Trillion People’s Money for G4mbling and Paying Pretty Escorts!

04/10/2022

Wall Street: U.S. housing market to see the second-biggest home price decline since the Great Depression

National home price declines are uncommon, but it does occur on occasion. It happened in the early 1980s, then again in the early 1990s, and most notably in the years following the 2008 housing crash. That said, sharp home price declines are incredibly rare: Only the Great Depression and the Great Recession saw nationwide home prices fall in the double-digits range.

That history—or lack of history—is why recent outlooks published by Wall Street titans are raising eyebrows. Not only is there a building consensus on Wall Street that we’ve entered into a period of falling home prices, but there’s also a consensus it will be the second-sharpest home price decline since the Great Depression.

There's a new consensus on Wall Street: We're headed for a historically sharp home price drop.

04/10/2022

West P4puans demand the arrest of the G0vernor who c0rrupted IDR 3 trillion while pretending to be sick

04/10/2022

Europe may avoid gas disaster this winter, next could be worse, Trafigura executive says

Europe may avoid a gas disaster this winter, thanks to signs of demand reduction and solid inventories, but next winter could be worse as the balance of gas will be much less, a top executive at energy trader Trafigura said on Tuesday.

"Europe was heading towards an unavoidable situation this winter...(but) there is a lot of evidence that people are doing the right thing and reducing their energy consumption," said Ben Luckock, co-head of oil trading at Trafigura.

Europe may avoid a gas disaster this winter, thanks to signs of demand reduction and solid inventories, but next winter could be worse as the balance of gas will be much less, a top executive at energy trader Trafigura said on Tuesday.

30/09/2022

Follow any river to its upper reaches and you will encounter the headwaters, the flowing streams that join to carry water, nutrients and life to downstream ecosystems and economies. Troubles here, at the river’s origins, quite literally trickle down. Headwaters are complex and notoriously difficul...