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Chinese official urges win-win cooperation

A Chinese official on Tuesday urged the world's think tanks and media professionals to help promote the dialogue and transcend civilizational conflicts. The second China International Import Expo will be held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai from November 5 to 10, 2019.For further information about China International Import Expo, please visit: https://www.shine.cn/China-International-Import-Expo/ or
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"As a nexus of people from different countries, think tanks and media should promote world peace and win-win cooperation," said Huang Kunming, a member of the political bureau of the Communist Party of China's Central Committee and the head of its publicity department. He was addressing the forum "China's 70-Year Development and the Building of a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind" on the sidelines of the second China International Import Expo in Shanghai.

"History tells us that opening-up brings prosperity, while a closed door hinders development," he said. "Through win-win cooperation, China will bring the world an opportunity of development."Addressing hundreds of delegates from the world's think tanks and media outlets, he said the CIIE is by no means a China solo, but rather a world chorus. For many years, he said, China had contributed at least 30 percent of global growth, and all countries are welcome to jump on the bandwagon of China's fast growth. "As China develops, it benefits the world at large," he said.

China's development over the past 70 years, he said, was a miracle in that it had achieved a rare economic growth momentum and sustained social stability. Such an achievement was made possible with Chinese people's independent and hard work under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, he said, adding that copying from books or foreign models or relying on external favors would not work.

Xie Fuzhan, president of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told the forum that China, having achieved a historical success over the past 70 years, will continue to follow a path of peaceful development and make greater contributions to the community of a shared future for mankind.

Huang said China did not agree that a nation will necessarily turn hegemonic as it becomes stronger. He said China will neither import foreign models of development nor export its own.

Martin Jacques, senior visiting researcher at Asian Research Center of London School of Economics and China Institute of Fudan University, said China could not be copied, but the world would benefit by learning from China, just as China was a wonderful learner.

Brilliant silver tanks gleamed Tuesday morning as they were carefully maneuvered into place inside the Iron Rail Brewing Co., the next step in readying the restaurant brewery for a mid-November opening.beer brewing equipment

Things are going well. Construction is rocking and rolling,” said Thad Halstead, marketing director for AIM Strategies, one of the brewery’s investors.

The restaurant and brewery will open in the former Por’e Richards and Kansan Grill location, 705 S. Kansas Ave. Topeka businessmen Brent Boles and Cody Foster partnered with Mike Babb, a native Topekan who owns Babb Brothers BBQ & Blues in Dallas, on the venture.Don King, Iron Rail’s brewmaster, is already working to create what will be the brewery’s signature beers.

Brite serving tanks, which King described as giant kegs,” were brought in, as were fermenters and hot and cold liquor tanks. After fermenting in one tank, the beer is moved to a brite tank for carbonation, filtering and chilling. The hot liquor tanks serve as a giant hot water heater, and the cold liquor tank stores cold water, King said.

The brewing system is a 15-barrel system, and a tank will hold about 465 gallons of beer, King said.King, a software engineer who is quick to say that his brewmaster career is a hobby dream come true,” said he has been experimenting with flavors and styles for Iron Rail beers.

I’m in the process of prototyping, more than anything,” he said, adding that he brews 5-gallon batches, then takes them to AIM Strategies and to Foster and Boles to try.He takes the feedback and works toward recipes that will become Iron Rail’s flagship brews.

King said he expects to have those recipes in place by the end of October, but there will always be the challenge of creating recipes for seasonal beers.

The real key is to figure out what your drinking public would like to drink as well, and I think that’s always a challenge,” King said. Because the fact of the matter is, people in the Northeast or even in the South and the West Coast don’t necessarily have the same taste or wants that we want in craft beer.”

Topeka’s becoming very sophisticated with the craft beer,” he added. The new breweries, you’ve got Blind Tiger, the grandfather of beer, then with Norsemen and Happy Basset lining up — it’s like Topeka is really becoming a place that knows its craft beer, and they love it and they expect high quality.”

Double Groove Brewing opens in Forest Hill

Very few vinyl albums have more than one groove, but Fallston resident Craig Willig — who owns more than 3,000 records — has obtained at least two double groove” albums, both of which are framed and are in the brewery Willig and his wife, Donna, own with their friends Lisa and Mark Moody.Brewing equipment
The new brewery, located in Forest Hill, is named Double Groove Brewing in honor of those rare records — one is a copy of the British band Marillion’s album Brave,” released in 1994, and the 1973 comedy album Matching Tie & Handkerchief,” by the famed British troupe Monty Python.
On an album with two grooves, a listener hears one song when putting the record player needle down one time, and a different song the next time.
It either follows one path or the other, so it plays a different set of songs,” Craig Willig explained.
The brewery, which has a tap room with 14 taps, opened for public tours Dec. 6. Lisa and Mark Moody — Mark is the head brewer — appeared before the Harford County Liquor Control Board Dec. 4 for a hearing on their liquor license.
The board approved Double Groove’s license and granted the owners’ request to hold two soft opening events in January. Neither is open to the general public, though, according to Scott Baker, general manager of the liquor board.
The event on Jan. 25 will be like a private party,” with guests such as artists, attorneys, contractors, financiers and others who have supported the project, according to Craig Willig. The party will be a celebration for all the folks that helped make this happen,” Mark Moody said.
He, Lisa Moody and Craig Willig were at the brewery last Saturday working on the interior of the building, with the five-barrel brewing facility in the rear and tap room in the front. One wall in the tap room is decorated with multiple album covers, and the opposite wall is reserved for a mural by Baltimore-area artist Marshall Adams, who has painted a number of murals around downtown Bel Air.
The Moodys, of Bel Air, and the Willigs have been longtime friends, and the quartet enjoys visiting craft breweries around the state and nation. Mark has a passion for home brewing, and said he got Craig into it. Both men have been colleagues in the health care field — Mark will operate the brewery full time, and Craig plans to join him after he retires next year.
I love everything about brewing, particularly the science of it,” Mark said.
Lisa and Donna plan to remain at their full-time jobs; Lisa as the finance director for the Town of Bel Air and Donna with McCormick & Company, the Hunt Valley-based flavor, spice and seasonings corporation.
Double Groove is located at 1659 Robin Circle in Forest Hill, next to the White Tiger Distillery, and it is open to the public Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. People can visit the tap room, tour the brewery and purchase merchandise, but beer is not expected to be available until late January — the tentative date is Jan. 22, according to Mark , although that depends on the brewing process.

Chicago could drop brewing equipment in with a crane

The unlikely scene unfolding above the Magnificent Mile this week is indeed Chicago’s robust beer scene growing yet again — a grand entrance for Crushed By Giants, a taco-themed brewpub opening next spring in a high-profile home at 600 N. Michigan Ave.Water Purification Equipment
Because the brewing equipment was too wide to squeeze through the brewpub’s second-floor windows — as was the original plan — the towering stainless steel vessels are being raised above the building’s three-story roof, then gently lowered into place, passing through a vacant space formerly occupied by T.J. Maxx.
Construction began Monday morning and is expected to continue through late Tuesday, shutting down two of three lanes on northbound Rush Street between Ohio and Ontario streets.Crushed by Giants will be the third Chicago brewpub for Greg Shuff, following DryHop Brewers and Corridor Brewery & Provisions, both in Lakeview. The latest venture has been the most challenging, he said, due to its downtown location.
Issues have included dealing with corporate powerhouse neighbors — AMC Theaters and Under Armour — unaccustomed to working with a craft brewery. The equipment, a 15-barrel brewhouse, six fermentation tanks and six serving tanks, presented an additional and unexpected challenge.
Shuff said he hopes it will be worth the effort due to the dense population of residents, workers and tourists in River North, along with the fact there are relatively few breweries and craft beer bars in the area.
Being in a neighborhood where brewpubs are not has always been my focus,” Shuff said. There are lots of people there and the right demographic.”
He hopes to have Crushed by Giants brewing by March and open in April. The space has sat empty since early 2015, when Heaven on Seven was ordered to vacate the building due to unpaid rent.
Shuff usually avoids his brewery projects on the day equipment is installed due to the stress, but couldn’t resist on Monday. He showed up about 10 a.m.

Equipment up for auction at closed Duel Brewing

Brewing equipment and other property inside the shuttered Duel Brewing near Meow Wolf will be auctioned off at 9:30 a.m. April 26 at the former brewery, 1228 Parkway Drive, Unit D.Water Purification Equipment

A legal notice published in the Santa Fe Reporter said the auction follows a lien against Duel Brewing owner Trent Edwards filed by building owner Adams & Miller LTD for unpaid rent, storage fees, cost of collection and other costs in the amount of $31,552.91.

The notice said Edwards entered into a lease with Adams & Miller in March 2012. The registered agent for Adams & Miller is Ronald P. Adams, according to New Mexico Secretary of State incorporation documents.

The auction involves a large amount of brewing equipment, including a 340-gallon brew kettle, cold liquor conicals with stainless coils, a two-ton glycol compressor, a five-ton glycol compressor, a stout three-barrel brewing system, and a brewery control system and electronic control system. There also are a 15-barrel jacketed slim line tall tank, 10-barrel jacketed fermenters, walk-in cooler with draft delivery system, a heat exchanger, a two-station manual keg washer, a 200-pound-per hour grain mill, temperature controllers, pneumatic bottle cappers, valve clamps and fittings.

Duel Brewing closed Jan. 27, and 10 brewery employees subsequently filed claims with the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions for alleged unpaid wages. The department in February issued a subpoena for Edwards to provide financial information, department Secretary Bill McCamley said.

Finding this person has been difficult,” McCamley said. I don’t believe we have heard back [from Edwards regarding the subpoena]. It will be a couple more weeks before we have that information.”

The worst tips for winning the lottery

More than $2.2 billion is on the table ahead of this week's Mega Millions and Powerball drawings, and people are losing their minds. Dozens of articles purport to have "tips" for beating the odds, while other websites offer "advice" for winners.Get more news about 彩票包网,you can vist loto98.com

Most of the advice is very bad, because, I'm sorry, you are absolutely not going to win.

The odds of chancing upon the six-number combination to win the Mega Millions $1.6 billion jackpot is 1 in 302.6 million, while your chances of winning the $620 million Powerball are only marginally better, at 1 in 292 million. The chance of winning both is 1 in 88 quadrillion, which yes, is a real number.

Read on for some of the worst, most boring advice for would-be lottery winners. And good luck — you're going to need a lot of it.
Worst advice for winning the lottery:

1. "Buy as many tickets as you can afford."

Do not do this.

2. "If you find a discarded lottery ticket, it's worth taking the time to double-check."

It won't be.

3. "Win a bigger payout by choosing rarer numbers."

This is not how statistics works.

4. "Everyone knows the lottery is a game of chance — but it seems there are certain numbers that are luckier than others."

See above.

5. "When all is said and done, using astrology to help select your lotto game numbers is probably just as good as any other system.

Well, you're not wrong.

6. "When you play a lottery of multiple numbers, it is essential that you tie personal lucky numbers into the calendar day number that the lottery is drawn.

One bartender received a tip worth well over 20% of the tab thanks to a customer who paid with a Powerball lottery ticket.Get more news about 彩票包网平台,you can vist loto98.com

Taylor Russey told the Missouri Lottery that the ticket, which was worth $50,000, was given to her by a regular customer who will buy the rest of the regulars in the bar Lottery tickets every now and then, especially when it’s high.”

And he did that on Saturday — he bought all of us Lottery tickets,” she added.

The staff at the bar found out from the lottery terminal that a $50,000 winning ticket has been sold and Russey questioned patrons and staff.

I was like, ‘Guys, who won all this money and didn’t tell anybody?’” Russey said.She scanned the ticket she had received and saw that she needed to claim her prize at a lottery office, because it was worth $50,000, according to the Missouri Lottery.

Russey’s ticket had four of the five numbers that were drawn on Oct. 19 – 14, 27, 29, 59, 65, and the Powerball was 12.

The draw ticket had originally been purchased at Bleacher’s Bar, in O’Fallon.

A Buncombe County woman won more than three-quarters of a million dollars after playing the Carolina Cash 5 game online.Get more news about 彩票包网平台,you can vist loto98.com

According to the NC Education Lottery, Benita Johnson of Asheville couldn’t visit a store to play so she bought her ticket through Online Play on the lottery website.

Johnson matched all five numbers in the March 26 drawing and took home $548,874 after taxes.

My aunt and I were very close,” said Johnson of the special meaning of winning on that day. I cared for her until she passed. The address on my aunt’s house was 326 and that’s the date I won. We always talked about winning the Cash 5. We talked about it all the time. So, I had a little sense of sadness, but grateful for the blessing.”

Johnso said she plans to use the money to pay off her son’s vehicle, donate to her church, and maybe build a new deck for her hand her husband to enjoy.

The NC Education Lottery lifted a requirement for winners to claim their prize in person due to North Carolina’s Stay at Home order.

Shortly after the drawing, Johnson received an email congratulating her on her win. Since she had an online account, the lottery gave her the option of receiving the prize money through electronic funds transfer or by certified check.

Louise Berard, 82, bought a lottery ticket in early March, and accidentally left it — inside her change purse — at a St. Boniface post office.Get more news about 彩票包网开版,you can vist loto98.com

The purse sat in the post office’s lost and found for six weeks, until Andre Philippot, an employee who was cleaning up, decided to check the ticket.When Philippot realized it was a $100,000 winner, he brought it to his postal colleagues and they worked with the Western Canada Lottery Corporation (WCLC) to find the rightful owner.

This belonged to somebody, and that somebody probably has a family and this could make a real difference to them,” said Phillipot. When Berard next showed up at the post office, they asked her if she’d recently lost her change purse. She was able to accurately identify the purse, and was directed to the WCLC, who had some long-awaited good news. I’m going to get my little house back in shape.

It needs painting, and I don’t feel like doing it myself — I’m 82 years old!” Berard told 680 CJOB she wasn’t sure where she had lost the change purse, as she’d visited two other businesses after stopping at the post office. She was more upset about losing the purse than she was the ticket inside — not knowing, of course, that it was a winner.WCLC is reminding lotto players to legibly print or sign their legal names on their tickets.

A Mecklenburg County man’s gamble paid off with a big lottery payout.Claude Guezodje, from Charlotte, has been playing the same numbers on Mega Millions for nearly five years, and on April 21, it paid off with a $2 million win.Get more news about 菲律宾彩票包网公司,you can vist loto98.com
Those numbers were from a Chinese fortune cookie and random numbers I picked for myself,” said Guezodje. I just liked those numbers and put them together.”Guezodje, a highway construction worker, and his crew meet near the BP Mini Mart located on Bessemer City Road in Gastonia to pack his truck for a project on I-85 and U.S. 321.
That’s also where he bought his winning ticket.Guezodje was one of two lucky players nationwide who won $2 million dollars in the April 21 drawing.
He matched all five white balls.Because he added Megaplier to his ticket for an additional $1, his $1 million prize was doubled when the 2X Megaplier was drawn.Guezodje beat odds of one in 12.6 million. The jackpotnow climbs to $231 million as an annuity prize or $4.9 million cash for Friday’s drawing.
While the state’s Stay At Home order remains in effect, the lottery lifted the requirement that winners of prizes of $100,000 or more claim their prize in person.
Guezodje checked for options to claim his prize on the lottery’s website and learned he could mail in his form. After federal and state tax withholdings, he took home $1.4 million on Tuesday.The first thing I’ll do is pay off my car and try to find a small hou

Gold Swings with Enduring Buoyancy

Gold prices are sustaining the consolidation now, but may see a wedge/triangle pattern this month.To get more news about WikiFX, you can visit wikifx official website.
　　The FED Governor Lael Brainard stressed that a flexible average inflation targeting means the inflation may be achieved moderately above 2% for a time, indicating that gold may be more attractive as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) may stick to the status quo at the monetary policy meeting on September .
　　At the same time, markets may continue the current trends with bulls for the U.S. dollar increasing in this month. According to the IG Client Sentiment report, retail traders hold net-long USD/CHF, USD/CAD and USD/JPY, while the crowd remains net-short AUD/USD, NZD/USD, EUR/USD and GBP/USD. The ongoing tilt in retail sentiment may continue to coincide with the bullish behavior in gold as the dollar index is verging below the key support zone.

　　The Relative Strength Index (RSI) requires close attention as it appears to have bottomed out in August. However, the bullish outlook will only greet it when both a breach above 70 and a overbought territory are achieved. This indicator may help to validate the wedge/triangle formation.
　　Until then, gold prices may continue to face range bound conditions. In future tradings, a closing price above the Fibonacci overlap of $1,971-1,985 is necessary for bringing the $2025 region back on the radar.
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A Detroit-area man who accidentally bought an extra lottery ticket won two $1 million jackpots.Samir Mazahem of Dearborn Heights says he was saving numbers on a lottery app after buying a $2 ticket for the June 9 Mega Millions game.

He then realized that he had purchased another ticket with the same numbers.Mazahem says he was bummed” but forgot about it until he logged onto the app.

He had two $1 million winners.In what most people would consider a lucrative mistake, a Detroit-area man who accidentally bought an extra lottery ticket has won two $1 million jackpots.

Samir Mazahem, 56, of Dearborn Heights said he was saving numbers on a lottery app after buying a $2 ticket for the June 9 Mega Millions game. He then realized that he had purchased a second ticket with the same numbers.

I was a little bummed but didn’t think much about it,” Mazahem said.Until he recently logged onto the app and found he had two $1 million winners.

I couldn’t believe it was real," Mazahem said. "It took several days for the reality to set in that my mistake had paid off to the tune of $2 million!”He recently claimed his prize and plans to buy a new house and save the rest.

A Michigan man is $2 million richer after he accidentally purchased an extra Mega Millions lottery ticket.Get more news about LOTO彩票包网,you can vist loto98.com

Samir Mazahem, 56, of Dearborn Heights, meant to buy one online ticket for the June 9 drawing so he could play his family's birthdays — 01-05-09-10-23.

After realizing he forgot to save the numbers as favorites so he could play them in the future, Mazahem logged onto the Michigan Lottery app to store them.

What I didn’t realize is that meant I would be buying a second ticket with the same numbers," he told Michigan Lottery. "Once I figured out I had bought two tickets with identical numbers, I was a little bummed but didn’t think much about it."

Mazahem said he recently logged onto the app to check on some tickets he had bought and saw that he had two tickets, each worth $1 million, pending.

Michigan Lottery allows for tickets to be claimed up to a year after the drawing date.

"Saying that I was stunned is an understatement," he said. "I couldn’t believe it was real. It took several days for the reality to set in that my mistake had paid off to the tune of $2 million.”

Mazahem has since claimed his winnings and said he plans on buying a home and then saving the rest.

Winning is exciting and gives me some comfort knowing that when I retire, I will have money in the bank,” he said.

Aussie could continue to underperform following the latest market reactions

The Aussie underperformed against the majority of the leading currencies during Monday's trading session. The AUD/USD dropped lower from 0.7235 to 0.7205, down by 0.4%, after the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) deputy governor Guy Debelle commented that a weaker Aussie might be good for the Australian economy.To get more news about WikiFX, you can visit wikifx official website.
　　Debelle mentioned that the board is currently watching the developments in the forex market. Although an intervention might not be effective, a lower AUD exchange rate might be beneficial to the Australian economy, he added. The crash in the AUD/USD pair in recent weeks comes after the pair had rallied by over 1,700 pips over the past six months.
　　The Aussie might continue to underperform against the Greenback after the US Dollar went higher across board on Monday as the number of Coronavirus cases increase in Europe and Australia. If the risk-aversion continues, then the AUD/USD pair will likely drop lower during the day.
At the moment, AUD/USD is trading below the 20-day moving average and could close the day below the 20-day moving average of 0.7196. A breakdown of this critical technical barrier will increase the possibility of changing the medium-term trend of the pair from bullish to bearish.
　　Analysts and market participants will be eagerly awaiting the commentary from Fed Chair Powell due later this week as it might slow down the Greenback with talks of more monetary intervention from the Fed. If that happens, then the Aussie might get a breather, and the AUD/USD pair might perform better. However, if the upcoming release of global PMI data disappoints, then traders would reignite risk-aversion, and that could see the AUD/USD plunge lower.
　　The AUD recorded losses against other leading currencies. The AUD/JPY pair plummeted from 75.73 to 75.45, following the negative comments from Debelle amid Tuesday's Asian session. The pair suffered its most significant loss in two weeks on Monday as the global markets praised the risk-aversion wave. AUD/JPY sharply fell from 76.221 to 75.609 on Monday, and at the current rate, it could likely drop further over the coming hours.
　　Traders are rushing to the Yen at the moment due to the increasing talks regarding the national lockdowns in the UK and Europe backed by the recent rise in Covid-19 cases in the region. Furthermore, the US-China tension is another catalyst that could be negatively affecting the Aussie as China is the largest customer of Australia. The US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, recently thanked France, Germany, and the UK for their joint effort in rejecting China's claims in the South China Sea at the United Nations (UN). While the event intensifies the rivalry between the US and China, China losing the claims indirectly affects Australia and the Aussie.
The AUD/JPY pair is in a bearish trend as it is currently trading below the 100-day moving average. Further risk aversion in the market could see the pair drop lower and likely approach the 200-day moving average of 72.9. Following the recent market performance, the pair's 50-day SMA is at its lowest since August 03, while bearish MACD signals for AUD/JPY indicate further downside. The Aussie could really do with any good news at the moment to help it shake off the bearish trends.