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Seton Hall cruises to victory over VCU in Never Forget Tribute Classic

Coming off a big road victory over Louisville on Dec. 3, No. 19 Seton Hall did not disappoint in its return to the court on Saturday afternoon, downing VCU by a final score of 90-67 in the Never Forget Tribute Classic.

Heading into the matchup, VCU was averaging 79.6 points per game while shooting 46 percent from the field. Thanks to some stellar defense, Seton Hall held VCU to 38 percent shooting from the field, including various scoring droughts where the Rams could not buy a bucket.

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Seton Hall controlled the tempo from the opening tip, leading for about 37 minutes of the game while VCU only held the lead for about one. Michael Nzei got the Pirates off on the right foot with a quick bucket, making his return to the starting lineup after a three-game absence. Nzei got the start over Ismael Sanogo, who did not start due to an ankle injury suffered in practice during the week.

Pounding the paint worked well for Seton Hall early on, as the Pirates notched 14 of their first 18 points from inside. That trend continued throughout the game, as Seton Hall scored 52 of its 90 points on the day in the paint.

By the U-8 timeout, Seton Hall built its lead up to 24-12 aided by a poor VCU shooting effort, which saw the Rams start the game shooting 5-20 from the field. The Pirates continued to build on their lead coming out of the U-8, ripping off a 13-1 run that spanned over 5:35. While Seton Hall thrived, VCU could not figure out a way to score, going scoreless over a five-minute span.

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The Rams ended their scoring drought at the 6:53 mark and caught fire a bit shooting the ball towards the end of the half, but Seton Hall still held a 43-30 lead at halftime with balanced scoring coming from its starting five.

Sophomore Myles Powell had 11 first-half points, Desi Rodriguez chipped in nine and all five of Seton Hall’s starters ended up finishing in double figures. Rodriguez led the way with 17 points, seven rebounds and four assists and Angel Delgado came through with a double-double of 14 points and 10 rebounds.

“We got so many weapons,” Delgado said. “When you got that many weapons, it’s easy to play basketball. We’ve been playing together for so long and everyone knows their role. We don’t focus on one guy and everybody’s been doing a good job. We play as a team and we share the ball with each other to get points.”

“Offensively, we have a lot of trust in each other,” Rodriguez said. “The ball moved well today.”

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The Pirates continued to cruise in the second half, building a 52-36 lead by the U-16 timeout and expanding that lead to 62-43 by the U-12 timeout. At that point, the lead was too much for VCU to overcome, as the Pirates held as high as a 26-point lead and rode the early half momentum to a dominating 90-67 win.

Saturday’s game caps the toughest part of Seton Hall’s non-conference schedule, in which the team currently holds an 8-1 record. Next up, the Pirates take on in-state rivals St. Peter’s and Rutgers, with the St. Peter’s game coming up on Dec. 12 at Walsh Gymnasium.

“The schedule’s been tough,” head coach Kevin Willard said. “The teams we’re playing are a lot like us. They’re hard-nosed and even our next two this week, St. Peters and Rutgers, I’m dreading those two. I feel like every team we’ve played has been a tough, hard-nosed defensive team. They’re all very well-coached, defensive-minded teams. It’s been a lot for us to keep our momentum going and I’m really pleased with where we are because it has tested us.”

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Sometimes I just don’t know when to keep my mouth shut – there are many instances of that and a host of people who will happily verify it.

Sometimes it gets me in bother; sometimes it lands me with doing something that a few hours later I realised I didn’t really want to do; sometimes it enrages others and makes them fly off the handle (now that bit I like); sometimes in makes people laugh and sometimes I just want the earth to open up and swallow me.

An instance of the latter came a few years ago when my son and I attended a funeral at that concrete monstrosity that is Mortonhall Crematorium in Edinburgh. During the handshaking ritual at the end of the service, the new widow thanked me for coming, to which I replied without truly thinking: “It was a pleasure, I wouldn’t have missed it for the world”. I realised immediately I had blundered, wished to be swallowed up in a great hole, and didn’t receive the invitation to tea and scones which was politely proffered to other mourners.

And I got a kick from my wee sister once in the main chapel of the same crematorium. It was the dead of winter and the place was freezing as we waited for the service to begin.

This was a particularly sad funeral and I should not have said: “Of all the places that shouldn’t be cold, surely it’s a crematorium. There’s plenty of heat downstairs.”

The bruise on my shin lasted a week.

And it wasn’t me, but another rookie reporter who had been sent to interview the parish’s new Roman Catholic priest and asked him how many children he had.

But it was The Southern’s late and much-lamented photographer, Alastair Watson, on an assignment to photograph the officially-garbed Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, who asked the Kirk’s man if he wouldn’t mind taking his anorak off for the picture. That story was recounted to much laughter at Alastair’s funeral last week.

During this month’s Selkirk Sessions music festival, I was in the local Conservative club. I am not a member and have no inclination to be, but I am tolerated three times a year as a guest.

I remain mooted and guarded in conversation here, because for many it is a hallowed place. A place of blessed reverence to all those who cross its threshold in the name of true Conservatism.

It is not a place where you take the name of Margaret Thatcher of blessed memory lightly. So, I have no tales of putting my foot in it within these cherished walls.

But it was here where I opened my mouth without really thinking and agreed to help out a pal by taking over his important role at the town’s annual Scott’s Selkirk extravaganza.

Grey Matter has now been confirmed by the festival’s organisers as the official town crier for the day.

It was late in the evening when I agreed, but agree I did, and in truth I am now truly looking forward to it. I will be loaned a flowing red robe, a funny hat and, of course, a bell. I will proclaim to all those gathered what is about to happen.

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Grandparents' Rights in Delaware

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Grandparents in Delaware can sue to see a grandchild under provisions for third-party visitation. Photo © Dean Mitchell | Vetta | Getty Images

Rather than being covered in their own statute, in Delaware grandparents are lumped in with other third parties who might seek visitation with a minor child. Perhaps for that reason, Delaware's relevant statutes are long and detailed and cover many areas not customarily mentioned in grandparent visitation law.

The Process

The relevant section of the law says that any non-parent relative can petition for visitation by filling out the required forms.

The forms are available online as part of a 3rd Party / Grandparent Visitation Instruction Packet. The packet has much valuable explanatory material as well.

Normally once the papers are served, the case goes to mediation. The exceptions are when there is a current no-contact order in effect, when there has been a finding of domestic violence or when one of the parties is a sex offender as defined by Delaware law. Those cases usually go straight to court without an attempt at mediation.

When parties are able to come to an agreement through mediation, a consent order will be created and signed. When they are unable to agree, a court date will be set.

See Title 13, Chapter 7A, Subchapter I. Child Protection From Domestic Violence Act and Subchapter II. Child Protection From Sex Offenders Act

What the Statutes Say

Delaware statutes allow for third party visitation, and grandparents are specifically mentioned in the law.

In order to sue for visitation, grandparents should have had a "substantial and positive prior relationship with the child."

The law also contains the usual statement that visitation must be in the "child's best interest."

In addition, each parent must fall into one of the following categories:

a. The parent consents to the third-party visitation;

b. The child is dependent, neglected or abused in the parent's care;

c. The parent is deceased; or

d. The parent objects to the visitation; however, the petitioner has demonstrated, by clear and convincing evidence, that the objection is unreasonable; and has demonstrated, by a preponderance of evidence, that the visitation will not substantially interfere with the parent/child relationship.

What this means is that if the child has two parents, neither parent is abusive or neglectful toward the child and neither parent wants the third party to have visitation, no visitation will be awarded.

See Title 13, Chapter 24, Subchapter I. General Provisions and  Subchapter II. Third-Party Visitation Proceedings.

Best Interests Standards

The law provides these standards by which best interest will be judged:

1. The wishes of the child’s parents in regard to the child's custody and living arrangements

2. The wishes of the child as to custody and living arrangements

3. The child's interaction with parents, siblings, grandparents and others living in the child’s home

4. The child’s adjustment to home, school and community

5. The physical and mental health of the individuals involved

6. How well each parent has satisfied parental rights and responsibilities in the past and what can be expected in the future

7. Any evidence of domestic violence

8. The criminal history, including guilty pleas, pleas of no contest and criminal convictions, of anyone living in the household.

When Parental Rights Have Been Terminated

If parental rights are terminated, as occurs with adoption, the rights of the grandparents are cut off also. However, if parental rights are given up and three years pass without the child being adopted, third-party visitation may be sought. Also, agreements about visitation made prior to the termination of rights may be honored by the court.

Relevant Court Cases

In 2000 the U.S. Supreme Court decided Troxel v. Granville, a landmark case regarding visitation rights. The justices ruled that "fit parents" are presumed to make decisions that are in the best interests of their children. This principle has been upheld even when parents decide to bar grandparents from seeing their grandchildren.

This ruling impacted grandparents' rights in all 50 states. Generally, after Troxel grandparents are held to a higher standard when showing that visitation would be in the best interests of the child.

Grandparents' rights were upheld in a recent Delaware court case. In a 2015 case, Samuels v. Jowers, the Delaware Supreme Court affirmed the findings of a lower court, which had awarded visitation to the maternal grandmother and great-grandmother over the objections of the father. The amount of visitation was modest, amounting to one afternoon a month. In addition, the grandchildren in question -- twin granddaughters -- had lived with or had regular contact with the maternal grandmother for the first four years of their lives.


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RashDash: ‘We’re still a huge risk for some buildings’

Helen Goalen and Abbi Greenland with their The Stage Edinburgh award 2016. Photo: Alex Brenner

Abbi Greenland, one half of RashDash, thinks the theatre company “works best when we feel like we’re rogue agents”.

The duo’s work has a habit of pushing against things: traditional narratives, cultural trends, patriarchal language structures. Their shows are anarchic yet thoughtful, combining fun and chaos with political punch.

Greenland met fellow RashDash founder Helen Goalen at the University of Hull, where in their first year as students they made a show together for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. But it was another show at the festival that year that had the real impact on them as fledgling theatremakers.

“We saw a Russian company called DO-Theatre with a really physical piece called Hangman,” Greenland remembers. “We watched it together and at the end of it we both said we really want to make physical theatre.”

Physicality has remained at the heart of RashDash’s theatre. In its shows, emotion often finds an outlet in movement, with the unspoken or unspeakable expressed through the body. As performers, meanwhile, Greenland and Goalen have an appealing chemistry. “When we started moving together I felt like we fitted quite naturally,” says Greenland. “We’re quite similar proportions, so moving together felt really good.”

“We’ve always been quite suspicious of text, of verbal language,” Greenland goes on to explain. Or, as Goalen puts it, language “can’t be everything and every way that we communicate”. Greenland also feels that, in British theatre, movement “doesn’t get enough space and it doesn’t always get the time to feel articulate enough”.

“I feel like, in lots of mainstream theatre, movement probably is a lesser language still,” agrees Goalen. “It’s often very present, but it does often feel quite punctuated and fulfilling a specific purpose ” – “Or giving a scene a little bit more energy,” Greenland interrupts, nodding.

When they left university, Greenland and Goalen committed to the idea of forming a company. “One of our lecturers said to us: ‘If you’re going to try to make a company, do it now while it’s okay that you don’t have any work and you’re really poor,’ ” recalls Greenland. “Which I think was really good advice, actually,” Goalen chips in. “The first few years were definitely hardest in terms of really believing in it and keeping it going.”

Greenland and Goalen in a promotional image for The Darkest Corners. Photo: Tom Joy

In conversation, Greenland and Goalen’s thoughts often overlap – they finish one another’s sentences, interrupt with new thoughts, turn to each other as if to say: “Is that right?” Their onstage charisma is clearly rooted in a close personal friendship and a fertile creative partnership. This closeness as a duo was forged when they first struck out on their own, moving from Hull to Leeds and attempting to gain momentum as a new company.

“We’d gone out on our own and for a while we were living and breathing work,” Greenland explains. “We worked in a bar together, and then we would make shows together, so it was pretty much just us two all the time.” The experience was tough, and Goalen suggests that at the time in Leeds “there probably wasn’t enough to sustain us”, prompting them to relocate to London after three years.

When I speak to Greenland and Goalen, they are in the middle of rehearsals for The Darkest Corners, which is taking them back to Leeds. It is perhaps their most ambitious show to date: staged outside and asking: “What it is like to be a woman on your own in a public space after dark?”, it takes the feminist and activist strands of their work and gives them a bigger canvas.

“Just working on such a big scale is exciting and different,” says Greenland. The show uses headphone technology to place the audience inside the mind of a woman walking alone at night, adding a new layer of complication to RashDash’s way of working, which is usually based on freedom and improvisation in the rehearsal room. “It feels like the first half of the process is quite familiar and the second half might be really different,” says Goalen.

The project is a commission from Transform Festival, whose creative director Amy Letman has long been a supporter of RashDash’s work. “She’s the kind of producer who very much says: ‘What do you need, how can I facilitate it?’,” says Greenland. “She asks really good questions at the right time.”

This, in RashDash’s experience, is all too rare. As a small, independent company, it can be difficult to broker relationships with theatres that work well for both parties.

Although Goalen describes creating We Want You to Watch at the National Theatre in 2015 as a “really exciting and great experience”, she also admits that “in hindsight, the process was probably a little bit sped up for us”. Big theatres have their own structures and deadlines, into which the more fluid processes of theatremakers such as RashDash are not the most comfortable fit.

5 things you need to know about RashDash

1. The company formed at the University of Hull.

2. RashDash was one of the first companies to be supported by Slung Low’s Hub in Leeds. Goalen says that Slung Low’s artistic director Alan Lane “was and still is extremely supportive to so many young companies”.

3. Music has always been an integral part of RashDash’s shows. Abbi Greenland and Goalen’s musical collaborators include the band Not Now Bernard and musician Becky Wilkie.

4. RashDash’s new show The Darkest Corners is premiering at Transform Festival in Leeds, which also includes work from international artists Machina Ex, El Conde de Torrefiel and Florentina Holzinger and Vincent Riebeek.

5. RashDash has won Fringe First awards for its shows Another Someone, Scary Gorgeous and Two Man Show and The Stage Edinburgh award for Two Man Show.

“It feels like we’re still in the position where we would be a really big risk for some buildings,” Greenland admits. Her hope for the future, though, is that theatres “are willing to help us make a show on a slightly bigger scale, because that’s where we need to go now”. After small-scale shows such as Oh, I Can’t Be Bothered and Two Man Show, in which the pairing of Greenland and Goalen took centre stage, the company is keen to expand its vision and work with larger casts.

And after writing their own text and building a collaboration with playwright Alice Birch, the next challenge they want to tackle is adapting an existing play. “We’d like to do a radical take on a classic play and see what that’s like,” says Greenland. “So often, when I see a classic play, I think: ‘That moment where you’ve just gone into that bit of text, you could just be moving there.’ So what happens if we come in and we take away bits of text that everyone loves and we move instead? Is that awful? Is that wonderful?”

The place of politics in RashDash’s work is also evolving. Talking about The Darkest Corners, Greenland says: “It felt like this is the moment when we can make something quite activist and we can not be bashful about that.” While there has always been a feminist drive to the duo’s theatremaking, in recent shows they have made a conscious choice to be more radical and provocative.

“I think there was probably in our early work more of a focus on trying to make a show that was fun, that was entertaining, that was theatrically exciting,” Goalen reflects. “It’s not like we don’t focus on that now, but I think we take that as a given, and therefore we can focus more on what it’s saying and what it’s about and getting to the heart of that.”

“We had a moment a few years ago when we said: ‘What are we for?’,” recalls Greenland. The answer? “We’re for being really radical and we want to get involved in feminist argument with an artistic sensibility. That feels really important.”

Profile: RashDash

Number of performances: 4,908 audience members at 52 performances in 2016
Audience figures: Approximately 1,390 in 2017 to date
Number of employees: N/A – members of the company and others they work with are all self-employed
Turnover: Approximately £94,000 in 2016
Funding levels: £86,830 for The Darkest Corners from Arts Council England, Transform Festival’s co-production fund, Leeds Inspired (part of Leeds City Council), Big Lottery Fund, Unity Theatre Trust, Leeds 2023
Key contacts: Abbi Greenland abbi@rashdash.co.uk; Helen Goalen helen@rashdash.co.uk
Website: rashdash.co.uk

The Darkest Corners runs at Globe Road, Holbeck, as part of Leeds’ Transform Festival, until April 22


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Investigators with Louisiana State Police and the Rapides Parish District Attorney's Office were at the town of Ball's offices Monday morning, reviewing records of former Police Chief Nate Ussery.

Ussery resigned on Friday night amid an unspecified investigation by an unidentified agency or agencies. While Ball Mayor Neil Kavanagh said investigators were there, he referred all questions about the matter to Louisiana State Police.

A statement from Louisiana State Police said it was asked to "assist the District Attorney's Office with a potential complaint against Ussery.

"The matter remains ongoing and active."

The DA's office is not leading the investigation, however. District Attorney Phillip Terrell said his office does not have a file, so he could not comment on the matter.

Rumors have swirled about Ussery among some residents for months. At one point in April 2016, Ussery denounced rumors that he was under investigation during a town council meeting. The Town Talk could not confirm those rumors with local, state or federal officials.

Ussery defeated his former boss in 2014 to become chief. Former Chief Melvin O. Williams had recommended Ussery's termination, which council members approved, in May 2014 because he declared his candidacy before resigning as an officer with the department.

It wasn't the first time that Ussery had been under fire as an officer with the department. Just the month before, he was accused by Williams of abusing a software system to get personal information on people for his own use.

He was disciplined in that case, according to Town Talk archives.

Kavanaugh said he has "three or four names" of potential replacements on his desk. An election to fill the remainder of Ussery's term will not be held because less than a year remains until it expires.

The mayor will make a recommendation on Ussery's successor, perhaps at the Ball Town Council's regular meeting on Feb. 13, he said.

More: Former Ball police officer charged for second time

More: Attorney: Police 'capable of bad decisions just like anybody else'

More: UPDATE: Part-time Ball cop arrested on theft warrant

Meanwhile, Lt. Billy Prince is the department's acting chief as its highest-ranking officer.

The town has 10 days from the time Ussery's resignation is officially received by the Louisiana Secretary of State's office to name a replacement. Kavanaugh said he's been alerted that Baton Rouge officials have received a fax about the resignation.

Ussery's resignation letter was sent via registered mail on Saturday, and Kavanaugh expects the office to receive that within 24 hours. That would make Ussery's resignation official.

Kavanaugh told The Town Talk he expects a "seamless transition." He will make a recommendation to the council members, who either will approve or disapprove it.

If members vote down Kavanaugh's choice, he can wait for 10 days and let Gov. John Bel Edwards make an appointment. Most times, he said, the governor goes with the mayor's recommendation.

Kavanaugh said the north Rapides Parish town has gotten a black eye on a number of different levels over the past years, from 2011's scandal in which longtime Mayor Roy Hebron and other officials pleaded guilty to fraud charges after Hurricane Gustav to former officer David Wayne Gagnard's arrests just weeks ago on multiple charges ranging from extortion to theft to drug distribution.

"We're gonna clean this mess up," he said, calling Prince an honest man with moral standards.

He said Ball has seen a lot of growth and has positive things happening. He also vowed that the town wouldn't tolerate corruption and said that, no matter what position someone might hold, they either would do their jobs right or be held accountable.

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The referee for Watford's Boxing Day clash with Crystal Palace has been announced by the Premier League.

The match, which will take place at Vicarage Road and will be Sam Allardyce's first game as Crystal Palace manager, will be refereed by Mark Clattenburg.

Clattenburg last refereed the Hornets just over a year ago, when he was the man-in-the-middle for Watford's 3-0 win over Liverpool at Vicarage Road in December 2015. He also refereed the Hornets' 2-0 defeat to Manchester City last season as well.

The Durham official is widely considered to be England's best referee, with Clattenburg refereeing the Champions League and Euro 2016 finals earlier this year. He has taken charge of matches in the Premier League since 2004.

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NNPC Targets $5bn Cash-for-Crude Prepayments

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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) is targeting up to a $3.5-$5 billion cash-for-crude prepayments from some of the world’s top commodity traders to fund oil and gas upstream projects as well as related infrastructure.

This is coming as the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and Russia look set this week to prolong oil supply cuts until the end of 2018 on the condition that they may review the deal when they meet again in June 2018 if the market overheats.

Nigeria was hit hard by the sharp drop in global oil prices in 2014 and 2015 that pushed it into its first recession in 25 years.

Though the country returned to growth-mode in the second quarter, the cash-strapped NNPC, which has been weighed down by billions of dollars in old debts, has also been looking to bring in outside cash.

Reuters quoted NNPC sources as saying that Standard Chartered Bank was hired to advise on the oil prepayments and a request-for-proposal was issued a few weeks ago for a $3.5 billion to $5 billion loan to be repaid with crude over five to seven years.

But both spokespersons for Standard Chartered and the NNPC declined to comment on Reuter’s request.

However, the sources added that a decision was expected before the end of this year.

Around seven trading firms were still in the running, one added, with top trading houses including Glencore, Vitol and Trafigura being among the active contenders.

The corporation is said to be seeking three off-takers, one of the sources said, against 70,000 barrels per day of crude.

Vitol already has a major presence in Nigeria after buying petrol stations via a joint venture with Oando Plc and private equity fund Helios.

Vitol is also among a list of majors traders, including Trafigura, that participate in a swap scheme to deliver refined products in exchange for crude.

Profit margins for trading firms have been slowly eroding over the last few years as transparency in oil markets has increased, reducing arbitrage opportunities, once based on privileged information.

Increasing traded volumes is one way to raise profits and competition is fierce for prepayment deals with state oil firms.

NNPC has had cash-flow problems for years and has been chronically behind payments for its stakes in upstream joint ventures with Shell, Chevron, Total, Eni and ExxonMobil.

After project development began to stall following the collapse in oil prices, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu reached a deal last year with its major foreign oil producers to repay $5.1 billion over five years, interest-free.

NNPC has already leveraged over 300,000 barrels per day of crude to cover current fuel imports via a crude-for-product swap scheme as well as debts to traders dating back nearly a decade.

In a related development, OPEC and Russia this week, look set to prolong oil supply cuts until the end of 2018 while signalling that they may review the deal when they meet again in June if the market overheats.

But with oil prices rallying above $60 per barrel, Russia has questioned the wisdom of extending existing cuts of 1.8 million barrels per day until the end of next year as such a move could prompt a spike in U.S. production.

Russia needs much lower oil prices to balance its budget than OPEC’s leader Saudi Arabia, which is preparing a stock market listing for national energy giant Aramco next year and would hence benefit from pricier crude.

Six ministers from OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers including Saudi Arabia and Russia gathered in Vienna yesterday – one day ahead of today’s full OPEC meeting – to review recommendations by their delegates.

On Tuesday, a joint OPEC/non-OPEC committee recommended extending cuts until the end of 2018 with an option of reviewing the arrangement at the next OPEC meeting in June, three sources from the OPEC said.

Benchmark Brent and US crude prices declined yesterday for a third consecutive day although Brent remained above $63 per barrel.

United Arab Emirates Energy Minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazroui said on Tuesday that cutting output through all of 2018 was still the main, but not the only scenario.

“There is a meeting today in the afternoon. And depending on all of those parameters, we will come up with what is best for the market and for the organisation,” he said yesterday.

The production cuts have been in place since the start of 2017 and helped halve an excess of global oil stocks although those remain at 140 million barrels above the five-year average, according to OPEC.

Russia has signalled it wants to understand better how producers will exit from the cuts as it needs to provide guidance to its private and state energy companies.

Some producers including Rosneft, run by an ally of President Vladimir Putin, Igor Sechin, have questioned the rationale of prolonging the cuts, saying it will lead to a loss of market share to U.S. firms, which are not reducing output.

OPEC, which comprises 14 countries, has traditionally been much less worried about exit strategies, as its members have been known for reducing compliance and cheating on their quotas towards the expiration of such deals.

At today’s meeting, OPEC will also debate whether to cap oil output from Nigeria and Libya, which have so far been excluded from supply curbs due to falling production amid unrest, two sources with knowledge of the matter said yesterday.

The sources said the idea was to cap Nigerian output at 1.8 million barrels per day and Libyan at one million bpd.

Reacting to the output cap, Kachikwu said yesterday that Nigeria was taking the pressure from OPEC member countries and their allies led by the Russian to join the crude oil production cut agreement they reached in 2016 with good posture and would be fine notwithstanding the outcome of today’s meeting of the group.

Kachikwu who spoke in Vienna ahead of today’s meeting, said so far, there was nothing extraordinary to be worried about by the group’s push.

He said even if Nigeria was compelled to cap output, the country had still not been able to reach the production level that was expected to cap her output.

According to him, the country was producing an unstable 1.7 million barrels per day of oil.

He stated that while the production numbers were not good enough for Nigeria, its current earnings from crude oil were positive and had allowed the federal government to fund the national budget.

Kachikwu, however, emphasised that it was necessary for Nigeria to maximise the current window granted her by OPEC and its allies by driving her production efficiency.

“There’s a lot of attention on Nigeria and Libya obviously but the reality is that these countries have to produce. Market behaviour has been positive and we need to build on that.

“If you look at the numbers in terms of earnings, we’re doing excellently well. What’s the essence of overproducing and selling at a giveaway price?

“In terms of our immediate concerns, we are getting more money for our budget and development, we are far positively away from where we were, but we need to refocus our attention from production volumes to efficiency,” Kachikwu said.

The minister noted that while other producers were calling for Nigeria to get off the exemption window, they must appreciate that the country had made great sacrifices to help rebalance the market either by her production challenges or the voluntary decisions it made to support the market rebalancing efforts.

Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) for the OPEC and non-OPEC production cuts agreement and Kuwait’s oil minister, Issam Almarzooq, disclosed at the meeting of the JMMC that the co-operation has in the last one year recorded great achievements.

Almarzooq stated that since the agreement was made, producers have made sacrifices that resulted in up to 200 million barrels of crude oil decline in the first 10 months while floating storage had come down by an estimated 50 million barrels.

He said: “This positive outlook has clearly been supported by the unprecedented conformity levels to the production adjustments in the declaration of co-operation.

“These consistently high levels, at or above 100 per cent, have quietened the voices of naysayers in the industry who initially expressed doubts regarding the commitment of the 24 participating OPEC and non-OPEC producing countries to bring stability back to the oil market.”

He, however, warned that while the group could be said to be on the right path, it must remain alert to developments in the market until it achieves its final objective.

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Book Review-My Spiritual Journey

While I’m firm in my faith as a Christian, I’m comfortable with my Buddhist brothers. I’m mindful of my Muslim friends. I say this knowing that in America there is still uneasy tension about the acts of a few Muslim extremists. In truth, I have a deep respect for anyone who has the capacity to live out their faith fully. It’s in this context that I read My Spiritual Journey which is a “self-portrait” of the Dalai Lama.

This isn’t the first time I’ve read about the Dalai Lama’s work. Having read both Emotional Awareness and listened to Destructive Emotions as an audio book, I was familiar with the Dalai Lama’s beliefs but in truth I had very little perspective on how he came to be so wise.

Tibet is an interesting place – at least in my mind. I imagine it as a place of untold beauty at the top of the world, with mountains, animals, and monasteries. It seems like my mental image isn’t too different than what it really is – except that nature may be less forgiving and harsher than the idealized version in my head. The plight of the Tibetan people is also less ideal than I would have imagined.

I can remember incidents where the Chinese government suppressed and put down revolts. Perhaps the most familiar to me was described simply as Tiananmen Square. This is a location where many events have happened over the years where protesters clashed with the Chinese government. While the details are disputed some of the videos that have surfaced from the incidents are hard to ignore.

So when the Dalai Lama describes the forceful nature with which China invaded Tibet and the subsequent massacres of Tibetan people through waves of trying to “gain control.” I have little doubt that the events actually happened. While falling short of saying that every claim that has been made is absolute truth, I’m comfortable in saying that there are clearly ways that China could have behaved better.

I’d love to some day visit Tibet and learn more about the culture and the ecology of the country (or province if you believe China’s claims to authority.)

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Christianity doesn’t believe in reincarnation. We believe that you’ve got one life on Earth so you should make the most of the time that you’ve given. Not making the most of it from the point of view of hedonism and having the most fun. Rather, making the most of it to bring heaven to Earth. Equating it loosely to my poor understanding of Buddhism, Christians are supposedly bringing Nirvana to Earth for all people – though we clearly fall way short of this bar.

In Buddhism the belief of reincarnation is core to the beliefs. There are most lineages that can have only one living member at a time – and others like the Dalai Lama’s lineage where it’s possible (but rare) to have two instances of the same spirit living in two bodies at once.

The benefit of this belief system is that in reincarnation there’s an awareness that you need to take care of the Earth so that your next incarnation will be in a better spot – or to have the resources of mother nature. In this way the end goals – of making the world a better place – of Buddhism and Christianity seem aligned – though they approach the journey differently.

Human Needs

We all need to be loved. Humans have the longest child rearing of any animal – that is we’re more fragile for a longer time than any other animal. It’s necessary then for us to be cared for by others for a very long time. From a biological point of view humans need social connections to function. We need the love of our parents as well as the support of our communities. (See Our Kids for more on the impact to our children of parenting.)

The need for love surfaces everywhere in literature from the preoccupation in popular music to the need for healing in books like A Hunger for Healing, God Loves You, How Children Succeed, How to Be An Adult in Relationships, and Love, Acceptance and Forgiveness.

What the Buddhists refer to as compassion seems most closely related to the Greek word Agape. In its translation to English in the New Testament the word is one of three translated to love. The other words that translate to love are Eros – Erotic or romantic love and Philos – brotherly or familial love. Agape then is a universal form of love. In the New Testament translation it refers to God’s love. However, it is also used as an instruction for us to love one another. (John 13:34)

As the Dalai Lama is considered to be a reincarnation of the Bodhisattva of Compassion – so one could easily assume he’s an expert. He’s frequently described as having infinite compassion. However, what is compassion? The Dalai Lama has sometimes referred to compassion as human affection –thus love.

Here I struggle with the Dalai Lama’s perception as he sometimes describes compassion as a mixture of desire and attachment as in a parent’s compassion for a child. Here I believe that the Greek’s separation of philos for this sort of love is a better match. In this way we can separate universal compassion from compassion associated with families – or those whom you decide to treat as family. (See High Orbit – Respecting Grieving for more on how familial relationships differ.)

Barriers to Commitment

There are barriers to commitment – things which make it difficult to feel compassions for others. The Anatomy of Peace would call these boxes. Anger and hatred are described as the barriers to compassion.

One of my favorite learnings from Destructive Emotions was that anger is disappointment directed. This is such a simple and profound statement. I use it all the time to stop-time when I’m angry and ask what it is that I’m disappointed in. Is it the circumstances? The other people involved? Or am I disappointed in myself?

I do get angry. As I mentioned in my post The Inner Game of Dialogue it’s not that a master doesn’t get off center. It’s that they discover it sooner and recover faster. I’ve still got much to learn about accepting others as they are and releasing my anger sooner. (See How to Be an Adult in Relationships for more on acceptance.)

Hatred is a stronger and longer emotion. It’s a sustained anger – a sustained desire for vengeance or retribution. (See Who Am I? for more on vengeance as a motivator.) It’s hard to love something that you hate. It’s hard to show compassion when your heart is filled with hatred.

Compassion as Commitment

I described love as a decision in my review of Love, Acceptance and Forgiveness. Given my belief that love and compassion are the same thing, it’s no surprise that I believe compassion is a decision – or a commitment as well. The Dalai Lama describes compassion as a firm, thought-out commitment. That is, compassion isn’t a passing fancy or something that you do when the mood strikes but rather is a decision that you implement whether you “feel like it” or not.

It’s in this context that you can begin to see the commitment to compassion. A desire to live the life that you’re called to live.

Enemies as Teachers

I’m not a highly competitive person. In general, I prefer to not compete with others. I find my own path to doing things. However, there are times where there is little avoiding being in competition with other people. In these circumstances I find that I’m driven to be better in ways that I wouldn’t normally refine my work. I’m more frequently focused on innovation and individualism than I am on refining my ability.

Enemies – or people with whom you have conflict – can help us to improve even more than competition. Conflict is a step up – or a step above competition. In competition you’re competing but not necessarily conflicting with another person. The Bible says that “iron sharpens iron” (Proverbs 27:17) – it finishes with “so one person sharpens another.” Our best teachers, those who help us to grow and become better are often those enemies who are matched to us and our unique strengths and weaknesses.

Happiness and Suffering

One of the basic aspirations of mankind is the pursuit of happiness. Though revolutionary when stated in the declaration of independence, we now accept that happiness is something that everyone strives for. We seek happiness and seek to avoid suffering. In fact, in Thinking, Fast and Slow we learned that we avoid loss (or suffering) more intensely than we seek out happiness.

Once we pass our ability to avoid suffering and move past the stress of everyday life we find that we need to figure out how to be living. That is how we move from striving to thriving. Thriving is happiness. We learned in Change or Die the intense impact our point of view can have on our health. We learned how much of our health care costs are really outcomes of behavioral issues.

Happiness is a frequent theme in reading and writing books as my reviews for Stumbling on Happiness, The Happiness Hypothesis, and Hardwiring Happiness can demonstrate.

Non-Violent Determination

In the end, the Dalai Lama’s message is simple. Compassion is a powerful non-violent force that isn’t impotent but rather needs determination and persistence to show its impact. Gandhi had a big impact with his non-violent protests. Hopefully the Tibetans will have the same opportunity for revolution. In the mean time learning a bit more about the Dalai Lama and the life of a simple Tibetan monk may just start you on your own [My] Spiritual Journey.


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'Free-for-all as bird trappers act, trade with impunity'

Enforcement slow, at times absent, Birdlife says

Meadow Pipit caught and then released.

Meadow Pipit caught and then released.

The past finch trapping seasons was an unsupervised one which morphed into a "catch and trade" business, according to Birdlife Malta.

Enforcement during the season which ended on December 31 was slow and at times absent, BLM said in a damning statement before an imminent European Court of Justice ruling on the disputed practice.

Evidence collected showed trappers had a field day over the last two and a half months with police inefficiency and their lack of response being the order of the day.

Moreover, despite several reports filed, no response has been received by the police in any of these cases and no outcome of any investigation supplied.

Investigations made on several Sunday mornings last November at the Floriana markets revealed at least five vendors illegally selling wild finches from their stalls. These markets are just metres away from the police headquarters.

All vendors - a proportion of which hail from Gozo pet shops who have previously faced prosecutions on the illegal trade of finches - were reported to the police. However, searches held 10 days later resulted in just two birds being seized for further inspection.

Requests filed with Wild Birds Regulation Unit over the nature of their investigations remain unanswered, while police sources admitted to not having the capabilities of distinguishing wild birds from captive ones, Birdlife said.

"The situation at the markets  has been such a free for all that we have witnessed not just the usual vendors we report year after year, but even trappers, who have had a good catch of finches during the past season, selling their catch directly at the market,” said BLM conservation manager Nicholas Barbara.

Birdlife CEO Mark Sultana added: "Enforcement authorities have this year more than ever showed a reluctance in prosecuting even when presented with hard evidence. This has been tantamount to a situation where trappers have been allowed to operate for the last season under no supervision."

The NGO is asking for the results on "enforcement" of the trapping season to be presented at the next Ornis committee meeting.

BirdLife Malta has just launched #STOPTRAPPINGNOW, a campaign aimed at raising more awareness about the negative impacts of trapping on birds and other wildlife, their habitats and the Maltese environment in general.

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The Paterson administration has announced 898 layoffs by the end of the year.

Happy holidays.

So how should the rest of us feel about this? In a general sense, we should take it personally. These layoffs will fall disproportionately on the Capital Region, on all the towns and villages around us. State workers are us. Here is where we live.

Pete Grannis, the fired Department of Environmental Conservation commissioner, told us what we would have suspected anyway, that this particular round of layoffs is arbitrary and politically motivated, designed to please the next administration.

The Paterson people are justifying them by the need to come up with $250 million in work force savings before the fiscal year ends on March 31. Yet these layoffs will occur before we know how many workers finally take the retirement incentive. In some areas of state government, workers have until the end of the year to decide.

At best, then, firing 898 now is a blind, pre-emptive move that may or may not prove necessary. At least for the short term.

At the same time, there's no denying an angry public's view that state government needs to be reduced to what we can afford, whatever that is. Consequently, state layoffs like these are likely to happen periodically for the foreseeable future, apparently until we hit some sort of mythical balance.

As seemingly haphazard and depressing as the spiraling work force reduction has been in David Paterson's 21/2 years in office, brace yourselves. I suspect we could go over the cliff into despair if Andrew Cuomo has his way.

Cuomo spelled it out in his first policy book, "The New NY Agenda: A Plan for Action," issued more than six months ago, when the election seemed so far away and his words bloodless. He wants to reduce the size of state government, including authorities, by 20 percent. Now, he didn't say he wants to reduce the state work force by that percentage necessarily. But he does want to get rid of the unneeded, the wasteful and inefficient, the redundant.

He wants to restructure state government.

So far, this all sounds great, and he has more than a germ of a terrific idea on how to target what is arguably in need of paring. Note I say arguably. Those being pared, I can assure you, may well find an argument. And maybe even a valid argument.

At any rate, what our governor-in-the-wings would do to accomplish this is create a gubernatorial commission right off the bat. It would be called the SAGE Commission, standing for Spending and Government Efficiency.

"The SAGE commission will be directed by business leaders with experience in restructuring complex organizations and its charge will be simple: Reduce the number of agencies, authorities, commissions and the like by 20 percent in the interest of saving taxpayers' money, increasing accountability, and improving the delivery of governmental services," the agenda states.

So far, this all seems plausible. Draconian perhaps, but farsighted as an appropriate and thoughtful way to begin a dialogue on future layoffs and reductions. Frankly, something like this should have happened before we started any work force reductions. What has been striking from the beginning of the Paterson job cuts is how hit or miss they seemed by agency and function, without any seeming plan or thought to consequences.

But here's the scary part of Andrew Cuomo's plan to save state government. He wants absolute authority to implement whatever his commission comes up with.

"To ensure that the SAGE commission's recommendations are implemented, a Cuomo administration will also seek immediate passage of a 'State Government Reorganization Act' that will empower the Governor to eliminate, transfer and consolidate state agencies without further legislative action." Perhaps when pigs fly, but probably not even then.

Because there is a little state constitutional issue in the way, namely that the authority to reorganize state government belongs to the Legislature, subject only to the governor's veto.

Certainly a restructuring would be more efficiently and more quickly done if all power were concentrated in one person. That's why dictatorships work so much better than messy democracy.

Didn't we just experience that same sort of mentality with Eliot Spitzer?

Already Democrat Cuomo has made few friends in the Legislature in his own party for failing to be a standard-bearer for incumbents. That won't be forgotten by the veto-proof Assembly. Nor should the Legislature ever abdicate its responsibilities to provide checks and balances to executive excesses.

So a confrontation looms. And if Andrew thinks the coming public mandate will give him the mighty sword to prevail, I doubt it.

Maybe Andrew will have to settle for persuading the Legislature, and us, and those he would deeply affect in state government, to implement the SAGE Commission recommendations. Instead of imposing his will.

Or as a local state legislator observed, "Just because it's the Empire State, doesn't mean we need an emperor."

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This year's Christmas range will be as exciting as ever with the release of the To Be Calm 2017 Angel 'Serenity' headlining. Again, collaborated with the very talented Singaporean Artist Pamela Yee – Serenity's Angel wings are made with delicate leaves.

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Headquartered in Singapore, To Be Calm's Owner & Creative Designer, Australian Cherylynne Clews is passionate about using fragrance to place oneself in an optimal state of mind. “Singapore is such a global city state where I have the pleasure of meeting with many different people from various nationalities who are always asking me where else they can purchase our products. Therefore after a successful launch in Singapore four years ago the time is right to bring my philosophy of fragrance and our beautiful products to other markets such as the US”, Cherylynne said.

Having a personal love for New York, Cherylynne has the desire for To Be Calm to become a global brand and is delighted to participate in this year's NY NOW, and introduce To be Calm's products to a new group of fragrance lovers. To Be Calm can be found at the NY NOW 2017 at booth number 5014. Some of the exciting new products on display will be the Christmas Collection, the@work & traveller series, Asian Inspired Tea Caddies with the most beautiful of fragrances.

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Singapore, 10 June 2017 - To Be Calm announces the addition of workshops in the art of Candle Making.

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Kuala Lumpur, 01 April 2017 - To Be Calm, the luxury fragrance retailer renowned for its bespoke scented candles and calming essential oils, announces the significant expansion of its aromatic formulations within Kuala Lumpur's original Isetan KLCC from Saturday 1st April 2017. Click here for more ...

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Singapore, 20 March 2017 - To Be Calm, the luxury fragrance retailer renowned for its bespoke candles and calming essential oils, celebrates the introduction of its aromatic formulations to the multi-level Metro at Paragon Mall. Click here for more ...

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Singapore, 24 May 2016 - To Be Calm is proud to announce that their 'Zen Pure Essential Oil' has won 'Most Soothing Aromatherapy Oil' in the 2016 'CLEO Body Awards'. Click here for more...

Singapore Botanic Gardens partners with To Be Calm to create beautiful home fragrances

Singapore, 20 March 2016 - Luxurious, yet affordable home fragrance retailer, 'To Be Calm', known for their beautiful fragrances, unique gifting offerings and stunning Seasonal Candles is delighted and honoured to be selected to create fragrances for the Singapore Botanical Gardens.

Headquartered in Singapore, To Be Calm's Owner & Creative Designer, Cherylynne Clews was commissioned to create two fragrances that captured 'the essence' of the beautiful 158-year-old Singapore Botanical Gardens. Quite a complex task, given the diversity of plants throughout the gardens 82-hectares. Cherylynne shared: 'I set about studying the garden at diﬀerent times of the day, smelling the diﬀerent aromas that the ﬂowers and trees released, trying to determine amongst this beautiful cocaphony of scent, what would be the most memorable fragrance to transport back to the homes of visitors'. With the humidity at its peak, the most predominant fragrance was a delightful mixture of White Florals, heady Japonica & Jasmine, delicate Gardenia and ever so subtle Orchid'.

'The second fragrance was inspired by spending time in the Healing Garden, within the Botanic Gardens. The Healing Garden showcases over 400 varieties of plants used medicinally. It is laid out thematically relating to component parts of the body such as head, respiratory and reproductive systems. Spread over 2.5 hectares, this garden is designed as a tranquil retreat with medicinal plants traditionally used in Southeast Asia as the main focus. 'As I wanted to reﬂect the healing nature of plants I chose to use pure essential oils of Lemongrass, Rosemary & Ginger, designed to provide an energising and clearing fragrance for the mind & body'.

These two Garden inspired fragrances; Herbal Haven & Orchid Medley are available in luxury reed diﬀusers, packaged with beautiful botanical drawings of the plants involved. They are thoughtfully designed to transport one back to their visit or share the pleasure of one's experience in these heritage listed gardens.

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The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a 158-year-old tropical garden located at the fringe of Singapore's Orchard Road shopping district. It is one of three gardens, and the only tropical garden, to be honoured as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Established in 1859, the 82-hectare Gardens has a rich variety of historical landscapes and is an outstanding example of a British colonial garden in the tropics. It is also dedicated to the study of tropical botany and plant conservation in South East Asia.

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Singapore, September 2015 - The 1872 Clipper Tea Company, collaborate with To Be Calm to create 'The Romance of Travel Tea' series. A delicate set of three tea scented candles, each fragrance is inspired by the three cities of Singapore, Paris and London. Relive your travel dreams. Click here for more...

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CHIBA (TR) – Chiba Prefectural Police are questioning a 25-year-old woman after a dismembered corpse, likely belonging to her younger brother, was found in a residence in the town of Shisui, reports Nippon News Network (Sept. 13).

At around 3:45 p.m. on Monday, police received a tip from a person who claimed that he “had not been able to reach a classmate since the end of last month.”

Several hours later, officers arriving at his residence, located in the Inba area, found a head and a severed leg inside separate plastic bags in a corner of the living room. The lower part of the head was missing; the leg had been cut at the thigh.

Other body parts were subsequently found in another room.

According to the Asahi Shimbun (Sept. 13), the approximate age and gender of the body are unknown.

The woman, who shares the residence with her brother, 21, is being questioned on suspicion of abandoning a corpse.

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Posted by rayc101 on 30/12/2012 at 23:48

Hi everyone

I am commencing planning my 2014 bike ride from China to Thailand, and wondering if anyone has reliable news about the Jinghong-Chiang Saen ferry. I understand that it stopped running following a number of incidents on the Mekong in 2010 and 2011, but I am unsure if it has recommenced or if other arrangements are in place.

In particular, I have heard of people using the ubiquitous freighters that ply this route, but I am unsure of the reliability and cost, and unsure of any new administrative issues (if any).

Any information greatfully received.

Thanks you in advance

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One of our writers did Huay Xai to Xieng Kok by freighter (actually a buffalo boat) which takes the same route you are talking of. They reported seeing armed men on the river bank trying to get the boat to stop -- I don't think he'd recommend it! You can read the full report here and photos of the soldiers/bandits here.

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Posted by rayc101 on 2/1/2013 at 02:47

Hi Somtam

Thank you very much for your very prompt and informative reply.

Mmm...unsure what to think. We can't cross into Burma at Rulli, and don't particularly want to revisit the road to Mengla and Mohan by bike. I remember the road from 2008, and its not the road I would cycle. None-the-less, I may need to make further enquiries about Chinese freighters that originate in Jinghong.

Thanks again

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Posted by caseyprich on 2/1/2013 at 03:27

Last I heard it is a clandestine only operation - and most boats aren't willing to take the risk of transporting you that way (that was the story in 2010 as you said). If you can get ahold of Meimei Cafe in Jinghong they are usually a very reliable source of up-to-date information.

In 2008 they were still completing the freeway that runs to the border - I took the winding mountain two-lane in a minibus and assume that is the road you're not keen on. Not sure if the new high-way is bike accessible though - but friends who took it in 2010 said that it was pretty quick going. Again, you could ask Meimei Cafe. The only official border crossing around Xishuanbanna is the one you mentioned.

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Posted by rayc101 on 2/1/2013 at 04:22

Thanks caseyprich

Yes, I remember the new elevated freeway very well. At the time, it resembled a giant conveyor belt leading all the way to Kunming's stoked-up smelters.

Unfortunately the Chinese do not allow foreigners-on-bicycles on their new freeways, which is probably a good thing. Cyclists are stuck with the side roads, which is fine when there is a side road.

In the meantime, I guess I'll keep my options open and look further afield.

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