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Better Late Than Never: Car Show Winners From The Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags Ohio (Powered by Dodge)
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Elana Scherr
— Photos: Regine Trias, Eric Rood, Elana Scherr
Let's say that for some reason, you didn't feel like running your car on the strip at the Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags. There are many reasons that could be. Perhaps you couldn't pass tech with your leaker. Maybe you like to start drinking early, and we appreciate your not drinking and driving. Maybe your car came out of a barn just the week before, and is from the 1920s, and the wheels are made of wood. 100-year-old wood. We can understand not sending that down the ol' 1320. No problem. The Zip-Tie Drags has a place for you, and it's in the official Car Show presented by Pioneer Car Audio.
Now, the car show at a Zip-Tie event is not like your usual car shows what with organization and pre-planned awards and the best cars winning. Oh no. No, that is not how we do. Instead, we walk around, and Dulcich, who is supposed to be judging, gets in a deep conversation with a guy about Dodge Darts, and we have to pick most of the winners without him. Once we've picked cars we really like, we need to justify picking those cars, and make up official sounding awards so people don't think we just made this up on the spur of the moment, even though that's totally what we did. Here's who caught our eye at the Ohio Zip-Tie Drags presented by Dodge.
Jim Fox's 1972 Chevrolet Corvette
The "Elana Thought It Was A Lace-Painted Opel" Award
Jim bears the brunt of a joke that's only funny to me and the two Opel GT owners out there. See, an Opel GT looks like a little tiny C3 Corvette, and I love Opel GTs, and there were two Opel GTs at the show but I couldn't pick them as winners because the owners gave me awesome presents and that would be bribery and corruption and this isn't the 24 Hours of Lemons. So anyway, Mike Cardina, I love my orange Opel GT model and I loved your car and I'm sorry you had engine failure on your way home.
Now let's talk about Jim's car, which I also loved, and which fully deserved an award on all its own merits. Jim is from Bucyrus Ohio. He bought the 'Vette in spring of 2001 off a "Buy Here Pay Here" sales lot. "I had to take a double take! I couldn't believe there was a chrome bumper Corvette on that lot," said Jim. He bought it for $6000 Tax & Title out the door. "I had always wanted a Gold '72 Vette to bookend my Silver '72 SS Nova."
Over the years he rebuilt the L48 350 with a Performer RPM cam and intake and Pro Action heads to make 420hp. It's fed by a Holley 800 double pumper, sparked off by Crane Igniter ignition. An X-pipe with no mufflers gives it that side-pipe sound. A Richmond 5-speed is backed by a Centerforce clutch and Quicktime bell housing just added over the winter. That Goldfinger 70's interior is new, also put together this winter. Jim painted the lace stripe on as well, and it really looks like orginal old school patina. "I've lived, breathed, and ate cars since I was 4 years old," said Jim "I bought my '72 SS Nova from my brother when I was 19. He had bought it in 1973 and I've owned for 30 years now. I added a 1969 SS396 Nova to my collection in 1991. Then this Corvette in 2001 and a 1979 Trans Am in 2003. My favorite moment of ZTD was being out on the track to receive my award! And seeing General Mayhem making a 10 second pass. And seeing all the Roadkill cars that were brought to the show. And hanging with my friends. It was all fun!!!"
Chris Hosner and Leila Ann Coppala's 1972 Oldsmobile Vista Crusier
The "Matt Henry's Family Choice" Award
Chris and Leila are in a band, so they are cool to start with. Then they have an Olds wagon, so now they are almost too cool. The couple came from Science Hill, Kentucky to the Ohio Zip-Ties in their #vistabruiser wagon.
Chirs got the wagon almost 20 years ago as something to drive while he fixed up a Tempest—"never finished that project either." He used to deliver pizzas in the wagon, and use it as a daily while working on a slow restoration. They've done things like new Energy suspension, rear swaybar, and replacing the old trans with a 200R4 and a shift kit. It's powered by a 1971 Olds 350. Chris says the goal is to put a gloss black paint job on it, then take a roadtrip and put chips in that paint.
Mike Cribb's 1965 Pontiac GTO
The "Easiest Engine Access" Award
Mike's tilt-front goat was awesome when we first spotted it tucked up against the grandstands, and it was even cooler when we found out that it wasn't a recent build, but instead a resurrection of an original gasser from the '60s. For providing such a brilliant view of the Pontiac's Pontiac powerplant, Mike gets to take home a wrench and gift card.
Virg Wamsley's 1965 Ford Ranchero
The "Steve Dulcich Choice" Award
Virg bought his Rancho back in 1976 with a hopped-up 289. Next came a 302, then a supercharger, and then that must-have of the '80s, 17-inch wide Cragers. As an Ohio car, the salt worked its expected magic on the bed, so he bought a '64 Ranchero, cut the two cars in half and grafted them together. "Now that's a back-half," jokes his son, Andrew. While the truck was in pieces, Virg fabricated a ladder bar leaf spring setup, moved the rear axle forward six inches, and built a supercharged 351 Windsor. Two more 351s came and went, then came a Windsor based 393, which had a grisly crank failure that put the Ford in hibernation for almost six years. In 2013 Virg built a new Windsor-based 408 with aluminum heads, forged crank, forged I-beam rods, 6-71 blower, twin 750 holleys, and home made late model EFI intake. "It is the life's masterwork of a mechanic of 40+ years," says Andrew. "It's practically an urban legend in our hometown." It certainly caught Dulcich's eye, and he picked Virg for an award.
Janine Cox's 1962 VW Bug
The "Best Mother's Day Present Ever" Award
Janine Cox and her family are from Perrysburg Ohio. Her 1962 VW Beetle, "Bugly," was a Mother's Day present from her husband and sons in 2008. "Joe and my boys found the bug at an estate sale. The engine was in the garage, the carburetor was on the shelf, and the Volkswagen was sitting outside. They put the car together and surprised me. She has 65000 original miles and still runs a 6-volt system. We laughingly say she's a hundred percent organic… No preservatives added." The Cox family installed a Big Bore Kit and put an interior in Bugly and Janine says she would like to upgrade the engine to a 1600 or more so that she can get up to highway speeds but overall she really likes the VW just the way it is. "She's definitely a treasure."
Jesse Keller's 1991 Mazda Miata
The "Because We Gotta Have A Miata" Award
Akron, Ohio's Jesse Keller scored an award just by being the only Miata in the show. Also, it a cool Miata. He got it on Craigslist by promising the seller he wouldn't chop it up. He did anyway. "I bought the car because Miatas are awesome! Affordable, RWD, 5 speed, well balanced and fun to drive, even though they're super slow."
Jesse says most of his work on the Miata has been cosmetic, he's a tattoo artist so he enjoys the visual part of customization. Mechanically he did add an intake, exhaust, and roll bar, and the car is lowered. "I build cars and motorcycles in my free time," he told us. "Getting to meet everyone from Roadkill was awesome! I was honored to be the only Miata."
Keith Clark's 1970 Ford Mustang
The "Matt Really Likes Mustangs" Award
This was a pick from our guest of honor, "Mustang" Matt Henry. Keith is from Ottawa Lake, Michigan, and he brought out a 1970 Boss Mustang he liked so much he almost ditched his then-girlfriend, soon-to-be wife to go buy it. That was back around 1975, and like Freiburger and the Disgustang, Keith found his rare pony in a junkyard, well his soon-to-be-brother-in-law did. It had no motor or trans but there happened to be a 429 and transmission laying around that the yard threw in the car for them!
Keith's brother-in-law later wanted to find the right Boss engine, so he started calling around and found one for $500. Those were the days. But the best day for Keith was when his BIL decided to get married and to sell him the car. He's had it, and the relationships surrounding it for 38 years.
"The flares were done in 1971 by the first owner because he was getting tickets for 'tires sticking out of the fenders.' I used to be ashamed of them but after going to the 100 Years Of Ford show and seeing 2-5 people standing around the original and perfect Boss 9s and then looking at mine and seeing 25-30 people standing around mine hour after hour I decided not to feel bad about the flares."
Jim Harbauer's 1928 Dodge
The "Because It Has Freakin' Wood Wheels" Award
We got so excited about Jim's original and ancient Dodge that we forgot to take notes, but from what we can remember, it's a true barnfind, and he's driving it regularly, to the joy of everyone around.
Ian Bokesch's 1991 GMC Syclone
The "Gale Banks Ran A Land Speed Record In One" Award
Ian has been so excited to see this post that I had to threaten him with death if he messaged me one more time about it. Who can blame him though, it's not every day you sit on a wall with Freiburger while he tells you a story about your car and Don Prudhomme. So good on you, Ian. You deserved this.
Ian is 23, and a tech at Porsche of Beachwood Ohio. He grew up in Mantua Ohio, and majored in high performance at Wyotech Technical Institute. His first ride was a 2002 ZR2 S10 and that got him hooked on S10s. "I worked for an entire summer at National Tire and Battery (NTB) and bought yet another ZR2 S10 that was minty fresh. I had that truck for a few years and realized I had a need for speed. So I started looking for fast cars and trucks. That's when I discovered the crème de la crème of all "S10s," the Syclone."
He wanted to know everything about them and when he found out how rare and how fast they were, he had to have one. He sold his beloved ZR2 S10 and used that money to buy Syclone #2904 from a Facebook Syclone/Typhoon forum member in February of 2016. " I've spent the last year and a half fixing and re-doing just about everything. The list of what I have not fixed is shorter than what I have to fix!"
Those fixes and upgrades include the following laundry list of radness:
-fresh 181 casting L35 cylinder heads
-60# Flow matched injectors
-3 bar map
-Velosyty chip
-Hybrid 20G turbo with 8cm exhaust housing (18psi)
-Aeromotive 340 fuel pump
-sureflo intercooler pump
-Forge Motorsport waste gate
-Renz Fab A/C Delete
-160 degree "high flow" thermostat
-Sportmachines AFPR
-EGR delete
-relocated battery in bed
-relocated oil filter on block
-cruise control delete
-abs delete
-new front diff
-new transfer case
-led headlights
-aem x-series wideband
-Forever sharp steering wheel
-scanmaster G digital gauge (super cool)
-all cladding pulled off, fixed, and painted
-C4 Corvette Grand sport wheels
"My plans are to completely redo, upgrade, and modernize the front end to start autocrossing the truck. The goal all along is to smoke pony cars at the red light and hurt their feelings."
Tim Schlairet's 1963 Chrysler 300
The "Best Square Steering Wheel" Award
"I can talk about that car all day," said Tim when we asked him about his sweet '63 Chrysler. He bought the car on Craigslist, and took his girlfriend along for the test drive. He said she was silent the whole time, just staring at the car and he was sure she hated it. "Then we walked back to our car and she asked why we weren't buying it. I went right back and we drove it home the next day."
Tim says he was born into a Ford family, but always liked the Mopars, an affection he shared with his uncle—also Tim. Uncle Tim had a '68 Charger that he traded for a '78 Plymouth Volare Richard Petty Special.
"The 300 is my entrance to the classic car/ hot rodding world. So far, I've only done some general maintenance. Plugs, wires, shocks and tires. But it's starting to burn some oil, so the motor is coming out this winter. I plan to have the heads redone, new cam, exhaust and I'll be switching from the cast intake and 2bbl to a 4bbl carb.
Tim has worked in the auto parts industry for years, and is currently a distributor for Exxon Mobil. "I've been selling oil for the last year and it sure beats auto parts."
He says the best part of the Zip-Tie Drags was the people. "The staff of Roadkill were great, the drivers and their willingness to open up about their cars, the stories that were shared about hot rodding and the overall atmosphere made for an extremely memorable day. I honestly can't wait for the next one I'm able to attend."
Yay for all these winners! We still have one more ZTD event in 2017, and Tucson, Arizona in January, 2018, so come see what all the fuss is about!
2 thoughts on "Better Late Than Never: Car Show Winners From The Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags Ohio (Powered by Dodge)"
Hoz says:
Awesome!!! We had a blast at this.
Mighty Mouse says:
Thanks for the shout out Elana! Glad you enjoyed the GT Model. This was one of the most memorable events I have ever attended. I look forward to many more! BTW….the GT is back on the road. Fixed it with a hammer and a center punch. (No Joke). Totally Roadkill style.
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Q: Cannot connect to WebSocketServer using IP (but localhost is ok) This is very straightforward.  I have a WebSocketServer project that works great if the uri is http://localhost:8081/ but if I use the local IP instead of localhost http://10.0.0.201:8081/, it refuses to answer requests on that IP.  I am sure its a permissions issue or unable to access the port issue but I am, frankly, not getting any errors.  It just simply doesn't respond.   Can anyone shed some light on this?   This is all in c#.
Again this is a SERVER.  It is supposed to LISTEN on 10.0.0.201 (and, of course, localhost).  Localhost works, but the IP does not from any client.
I am intentionally not posting code (although I could if necessary) because this is a multi-threaded application that supports multiple concurrent clients.  And it works flawlessly through localhost.  I am only changing the word "localhost" to the machine's IP.  The failure feels like a binding or permissions issue.

A: This is probably due to Http Binding in your webserver (e.g. IIS), the binding could be explicitly requiring localhost and if the URI does not have localhost then it would refuse this connection.
Try changing the binding to empty hostname and URI should be allowed.

A: This is a suggestion, not an answer.  Have you tried hitting the WebServer from a different machine?  Even if it's just a static test page?
It could be a perms problem, but this would at least tell you if any machine on the local network can get to it using the IP/Port configuration.

A: Try binding to *
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Binding to localhost will not bind to all the rest, and binding to a specific IP address will not work with localhost or IPv6 for example.

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Republicans meet with Russia's foreign minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow ahead of Trump-Putin summit
Published Tue, Jul 3 2018 10:35 AM EDT Updated Tue, Jul 3 2018 12:50 PM EDT
Kevin Breuninger@KevinWilliamB
A delegation of Republican lawmakers met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow on Tuesday.
The Moscow sit-down was arranged "realizing that we have a strained relationship when we could have a better relationship between the U.S. and Russia," said Sen. Richard Shelby at the start of the discussion.
Shelby told Lavrov he hoped that Trump's meeting with Putin could mark a turning point for relations between the two countries.
Sen. John Hoeven, congresswoman Kay Granger, US Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman Jr, Sen. Richard Shelby, and United States Sen. John Thune, (L-R) at Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov's meeting in Moscow, July 3, 2018.
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A group of Republican lawmakers met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow on Tuesday in hopes of mending the strained relations between the two countries.
The lawmakers' visit to Russia comes two weeks ahead of the planned July 16 summit in Helsinki, Finland, between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Lavrov met with the group the same day he spoke with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about the Trump-Putin meeting, as well as issues related to Syria and North Korea, where Pompeo is headed later this week.
The Moscow sit-down was arranged "realizing that we have a strained relationship when we could have a better relationship between the U.S. and Russia," Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., said to Lavrov at the start of the discussion, according to video footage taken by Radio Free Europe.
"We have some common interests," Shelby said. "We are competitors, but we don't necessarily need to be adversaries."
In addition to Shelby, the Senate Appropriations Committee chairman, the delegation included his fellow committee members John Kennedy of Louisiana, North Dakota's John Hoeven, Jerry Moran of Kansas and Montana's Steve Daines. Also in attendance: Sen. John Thune of South Dakota, Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rep. Kay Granger of Texas.
The delegation arrived in St. Petersburg on Saturday, according to Russian news agency Tass. They reportedly traveled to Moscow on Monday.
In a statement to CNBC, Daines said national security motivated the trip. We want to "personally assess the threats Russia poses, and what actions are necessary to keep our nation secure," he said.
None of the other lawmakers immediately responded to CNBC's requests for comment.
No Democrats attended the event. "We have nothing to do with it," said David Carle, a spokesman for Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., the appropriations committee's ranking Democrat. Carle referred other questions to the attendees.
The Republican overtures to Russia dovetail with Trump's recent comments ahead of the Helsinki summit. Trump recently told reporters he planned to discuss a raft of contentious issues with Putin, including Russia's roles in Ukraine and Syria, as well as the issue of meddling during the 2016 election.
But while numerous U.S. intelligence agencies agree that Russia interfered in the election in Trump's favor, Trump himself has been reluctant to accept their findings in full.
Last week, for instance, Trump appeared to cite Russia's denials about election meddling as further evidence of corruption and bias within U.S. law enforcement agencies.
Shelby made no mention of election meddling in his recorded remarks with Lavrov. He told the Kremlin official that he hoped Trump's meeting with Putin could mark a turning point for relations between the two countries.
The Helsinki meeting could mark "the beginning maybe of a new day," Shelby said. "We will have to wait and see."
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International Product Portfolio: new website for media partners
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Riko Shibata, born on 10 January 1993 in Kyoto, Japan, is a well-known Japanese entrepreneur, celebrity spouse, and media personality. So Riko Shibata age is 27 years. In reality, she is famous in the country as the wife of the internationally renowned actor Nicholas Cage. Yes, he is one of America's most prominent performers and directors.
We primarily recognize him for his roles in movies such as Vampire's Kiss, Honeymoon in Vegas, Red Rock West, and Lord of War, among others. In addition, he has won numerous important prizes, including the Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild, and Academy Awards. Meanwhile, no accurate information regarding Nicholas Cage's fifth wife, Riko, is accessible. However, everyone is aware that she is his wife.
Therefore, let us attempt to delve into some of the most pertinent data regarding the beautiful Riko Shibata. Stay with us until the conclusion, as we will reveal all of these fascinating details. Then, let us take a look!
Who is Riko Shibata? Age, Wiki, Family, Love Life, Net Worth, & More
Biographical Details Of Riko Shibata
As previously stated, Riko Shibata, the wife of Nicholas Cage, was born into a Japanese family in Kyoto, Japan. The date of her birth is January 10, 1993. He celebrated her 27th birthday this year. However, some accounts stated that she was born on April 19th. In addition, Cage Riko Shibata is 27 years old as of 2021.
According to the sources, Shibata completed her education at a reputable Japanese university. After that, she began her professional career. She is also a successful businesswoman. Let's now examine her family and personal life in further detail.
Riko Shibata Biography/ Wiki
Real Name Riko Shibata
Famous as Wife of Nicholas Cage
Profession Celebrity spouse and Entrepreneur
Birthplace Kyoto, Japan
Current Residence Los Angeles, California, United States
School Reputed University
Net Worth $1.2 million
Nickname Not known
Ethnicity Mixed (Asian)
Parents Mr. Shabata (father)Mrs. Shabata (mother)
Siblings Unknown
Social Media TikTok, Instagram, Facebook
Riko Shibata Family Details
Therefore, if we discuss Riko Shibata's family, we can say that she belongs to a stable Japanese family. However, in actuality, she is of mixed Asian and European origin. In addition, she practices Christianity as her religion. Additionally, there is no information regarding Riko's family members.
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According to our study, her father has a firm in Japan. Riko's mother is likely a housewife. She spent the majority of her youth in Kyoto with her siblings. However, the star has not revealed much family-related data. Therefore, we cannot give all of these details to our readers.
Who is Riko Shibata's Husband?
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In addition, the pair made their first public appearance in 2020 in New York City. Thus, Nicholas revealed his engagement to Riko after some time had passed. So, are you excited about learning about the extravagant weddings of celebrities?
Some Interesting Details About The Lavish Wedding Ceremony Of Nicholas Cage & Riko Shibata
Riko Shibata Wedding: The famous couple tied the knot on February 16, 2021. They held an intimate ceremony with only their closest family and friends in attendance. Additionally, the wedding was held at the Wynn Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
Riko Shibata wore a stunning black outfit for that auspicious occasion. She had even displayed her engagement ring to the press. It is Nicholas Cage's fifth marriage. He has previously wed Alice Kim, Patricia Arquette, Lisa Marie Presley, and Erika Koike. Regarding Riko's romantic history, however, we do not know who she dated before Cage. Currently, the couple resides blissfully in their opulent residence.
How Does Riko Shibata Look?
Many of you are curious to learn about Riko Shibata's physical proportions. Then you've come to the right place, as we will offer all the relevant information here. But, first, let us take a glance. Shibata is approximately 5 feet and 5 inches tall.
The celebrity's lean physique is likely the result of regular exercise. She weighs about 50 kilograms (110 pounds). According to the accounts, she has dark hair.
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How Was Riko Shibato's Career?
According to media reports, Shibata is a highly successful businessman. However, unlike her husband, she does not work in the entertainment sector. Moreover, Riko is also relatively well-known in her field.
Unfortunately, the celebrity spouse has revealed few facts about her career. Therefore, we are uncertain as to what she works for a living. However, there is no doubt that she rose to prominence after marrying Nicholas Cage.
What's The Age Difference Between Nicholas Cage and Riko Shibata?
How old is Riko Shibata Cage: As you are aware, Riko Shibata is the fifth wife of the Ghost Rider actor. Consequently, you may also assume that the two will have a substantial age difference. Cage is thirty years older than Riko. You will be startled to learn that she is also younger than Weston, his oldest son. Riko is likely 27 years old, while Cage is 60 years old.
According to reports, the couple met in her home in Japan. It didn't take long for the couple to fall in love and become official. According to the sources, the bride donned a three-layered handmade Japanese wedding kimono from Kyoto.
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Cage and his fifth wife, Riko, recently disclosed that they expect their first child together this year. This child will be Cage's third.
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"Donald Trump's brand of 'America first' has too often led to 'America alone,'" the Democratic presidential hopeful said.
By Maxwell Strachan and Akbar Shahid Ahmed
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NEW YORK ― Former Vice President Joe Biden used an expansive foreign policy speech on Thursday to assert that President Donald Trump has decimated America's position in the world, suggesting in response a return to the U.S.'s traditional but increasingly controversial post-war approach to global affairs.
"The threat that I believe President Trump poses to our national security and where we are as a country is extreme, and I don't think we can afford to ignore it," the frontrunner in the Democratic presidential race said at the City University of New York. "His erratic policies and failure to uphold basic democratic principles have muddled our reputation and our place in the world."
Biden positioned himself as the candidate with the international experience necessary to return the U.S. to its previous standing. He committed to reversing Trump-era policies, including the ban on travelers from several predominantly Muslim countries and the separation of families of undocumented immigrants at the U.S. border.
He also said he would recommit the U.S. to the 2015 Paris accord on climate change and to the international agreement to limit Iran's nuclear program if the Islamic Republic again agrees to comply with the pact's restrictions.
As part of the Biden appearance his campaign released a seven-page document that further detailed ways Biden plans to "repair the damage wrought by" Trump and "chart a fundamentally different course," which included ending the president's "detrimental asylum policies and raise our target for refugee admissions."
As part of an attempt to improve the country's relationships with other democracies, Biden said that early in his presidency he would host a "global summit for democracy to renew the spirit and shared purpose of the nations of the Free World."
"Donald Trump's brand of 'America first' has too often led to 'America alone,'" he said.
Tacitly acknowledging recent criticism that he isn't taking the threat of China seriously, Biden repeatedly mentioned that country's growing worldwide influence and described pulling together a united front of countries wary of Beijing's authoritarianism.
Overall, his address fit the mold of much of his campaign in prizing convention and a vision of past U.S. glory over the kind of sweeping and ambitious change some of his rivals for his party's presidential nomination are pitching.
"We are the United States of America and we do not coddle dictators," he said. Although that's a sentence that seems like a perfect rhetorical foil to Trump's embrace of strongmen from Pyongyang to Riyadh, it's also a reminder of how contested the U.S.'s legacy on democracy abroad is, given Washington's decades of assistance ― including during Biden's time in public life ―for various tyrannical regimes.
Biden himself was frequently involved in managing close American relationships with leaders who blatantly violate human rights norms, like the rulers of U.S.-allied monarchies in the Persian Gulf and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.
The candidate's tendency to avoid culpability or introspection for unappetizing moments in American foreign policy was also on display when he spoke about the U.S. role in the brutal campaign that Saudi Arabia and its allies have waged in Yemen. He confirmed that he would end America's support for the effort that the United Nations says has created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world ― but he didn't mention that the policy was initiated during what his campaign calls the Obama-Biden administration.
And beyond claiming credit for the Obama-era campaign against the Islamic State group, Biden didn't talk about Iraq or the 2003 invasion of the country, a decision that as a senator he supported and a flashpoint in the primary campaign. His own record of proposals slammed by Iraqis and outside experts and linked to the rise of ISIS went similarly ignored. (Biden briefly addressed recent criticism of his Iraq war vote last weekend.)
He did offer and expand on the familiar argument that strong foreign policy is rooted in solid domestic policy. He etched a plan to create a "foreign policy for the middle class" through a series of steps to make the U.S. more economically equitable, including affordable health care, a $15 minimum wage, a focus on voting rights and support for jobs in the renewable energy sector.
Biden also pledged to follow through on some less lofty but high-profile goals, like bringing back daily press briefings at the White House and State Department and the words "nation of immigrants" to the mission statement of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Where Biden did talk about changing course, he sometimes skimped on detail. Trying to reboot the Iran deal after the Trump years will, for instance, be a herculean task that some analysts believe is already impossible ― and it's entirely possible that by 2021, the next president will need to offer a totally new roadmap on handling the Islamic Republic.
His plan for countering China was similarly vague. He made clear he does not support tariffs, but didn't explain what he might do instead to change behavior by Beijing that business and rights groups find troubling. Nor did he specify how his call to rally U.S. partners to balance Chinese power would differ from Obama-era ideas, one of which, a major trade deal, he now won't commit to supporting.
On the question of Israel's dispute with the Palestinians, Biden said he would keep U.S. support for Israeli security "ironclad" regardless of disagreements with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose open racism and hardline policies have made him anathema to many Democrats. As other contenders and even former officials steeped in establishment thinking talk about new measures to push Netanyahu to keep alive the possibility of a settlement and a state of Palestine, Biden appears out of touch.
The Biden campaign has been trying to recover momentum since he was widely seen to have stumbled during last month's debate among Democratic presidential contenders. Sen. Kamala Harris of California won plaudits for confronting Biden over his past opposition to forced busing to integrate schools and comments about having a working relationship in the Senate decades ago with two well-known segregations, James O. Eastland of Mississippi and Herman Talmadge of Georgia.
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Senior Reporter, HuffPost
Akbar Shahid Ahmed
Foreign Affairs Reporter, HuffPost
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21 October 2016, 15:05 | Updated: 11 January 2017, 13:38
By Tim Edwards
The lowest string instrument in the world plays some very low, very mellow Mozart, thanks to the Montreal Symphony Orchestra.
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Here it is dwarfing its new orchestra mates in Montreal:
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Octobass plays Mozart's Ave Verum Corpus
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The octobass owned by the Montreal Symphony Orchestra is apparently the lowest working one, with a range reportedly extending more than an octave below that of the double bass. For the technically minded it is tuned to A0, compared to the C1 that a double bass can stretch to. Here is the octobass's lowest note compared to the double bass.
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Q: Oscilloscope using PIC MCU project I am pretty new to Microcontrollers. So I have little idea of their potentials.
I want to make an oscilloscope using a microcontroller which will capture data through ADC and transmit it through usb to the Computer for processing and displaying.
I want to discuss this project. The resources I have are as follows:
1) The ADC of my dsPIC MCU is capable of providing 1.1 Msps, where each sample is of 10-bit resolution. It has the ability to do simultaneous sampling for upto 4 channels at a time.
2) MCU has USB support and DMA channels for transferring data from ADC to directly USB as well.
My questions are:
1) What is the fastest sampling rate I can acheive using these specs?
2) Is this project feasible? Will it be fast enough to compete against a standard Oscilloscope?
3) How can I optimize for the MCU to give best possible performance?
4) How would you make this project? (your approach)
5) I will be using JavaFx for making the Computer application capable of showing the results of this oscilloscope. Is this the right approach?

A: I've done a good bit of work using dsPIC family MCUs. I'll attempt to answer your questions in order.

1) What is the fastest sampling rate I can acheive using these specs?

Your sampling rate is just as you said, 1.1 Msps (Mega-samples-per-second), assuming you only want to read from one channel. If you want to read from more than one channel, your maximum sampling rate per channel will decrease.

2) Is this project feasible? Will it be fast enough to compete against a standard Oscilloscope?

This is definitely a feasible project given that you have a basic understanding of microcontroller programming and basic circuit principles.  Your oscilloscope should be comparable to any other oscilloscope offering a 1.1 Msps sample rate minus some functionality such as support for 10x probes (unless you build the circuitry for that functionality).  Most of the advanced features of this project will be built into your Java program rather than the microcontroller itself.

3) How can I optimize for the MCU to give best possible performance?

To get the fastest performance out of your MCU as possible, run the clock as fast as the specs support, and try to find ways to achieve the same result in your program with the least amount of instructions.  This could mean avoiding data formatting on the MCU side in favor of allowing the client program to do these calculations.

4) How would you make this project? (your approach)

ADC operations on these MCUs isn't particularly complex.  The built-in modules make the project very manageable.  The most programmatically difficult part of this project (in my opinion) is going to be transferring and receiving data over USB.  I would tackle this part of the project first (that is making USB work on the PIC and being able to receive and process that data realtime from within Java).  If you are using a PIC24 or dsPIC33 family or similar 16-bit MCU with the Microchip compiler I recommend using a C library such as this one: http://www.reesemicro.com/Home/pic24-software-library-collection

5) I will be using JavaFx for making the Computer application capable of showing the results of this oscilloscope. Is this the right approach?

I have never used JavaFx so I am not sure of its capabilities, but I am sure that some Java user interface library is capable of this.  Perhaps someone more knowledgeable on JavaFx could answer this part of the question?


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Moz has written extensively on this topic. I'd like to both observe and perhaps add to certain elements of one of their highest ranking articles on the subject (SEO is as SEO does, after all).
Local popularity is a fairly new concept. If you don't believe me, try searching for the term Local/Topic-Specific Popularity in SEO. Moz will pop up, but aside from the cited article the number of directly relevant first page links is pretty low. The idea here is to reach out and build links adjacently, and not just from random sites across the internet.
Adjacently does not have to be direct competition. If your site is about professional ghost writing, links from and to printing companies would be far more valuable than links from a dish soap manufacturer. Competition links can also be very useful. You can safely give and receive links with companies who provide the same service, with minimal geographic overlap. You can also do this with those who have a different demographic target.
Even friendly direct competitors can provide this bigger boost, due to industrial relevance. Building relationships and links inside of your industry (and adjacent to your industry) is a rewarding tactic for link building strategies. It is also often more practical than going for more powerful general links.
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With proper organic link building, it can be quite difficult to control the anchor text. This is another advantage to focusing on industry adjacent links. Taking our example above, your direct competitor may link to you by your name, but that is often not the linking focus. A printer on the other hand, would be far more likely to link to you with anchor text like 'one of the top ghost writers.' While an unassociated industry may also be willing to use this anchor text, you lose the in-industry relevance.
Also, be wary of providing too much pressure to change the anchor text, as a tenuous relationship may cause the linking site to simply remove the link, or even the referencing article completely. A link with sub-optimal anchor text is still far better than no link.
Spam links often go both ways. A website that links to spam is likely spam itself, and in turn often has many spam sites linking back to it. By looking at these links in the aggregate, search engines can understand the "link neighborhood" in which your website exists. Thus, it's wise to choose those sites you link to carefully and be equally selective with the sites you attempt to earn links from.
Belonging to a proper link neighborhood should come naturally as part of your strategy. That said, you want to keep an eye out for both who links to you and who you link to. Disavowal can be used to disassociate your site from inbound links. That said, it is a tool to be used like a surgeon's scalpel. Improperly used Disavowal can destroy your sites rankings and may take months or even years to recover fully.
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Link signals tend to decay over time. Sites that were once popular often go stale, and eventually fail to earn new links. Thus, it's important to continue earning additional links over time. Commonly referred to as "FreshRank," search engines use the freshness signals of links to judge current popularity and relevance.
Link building is not a mountain you climb. When you reach the top, the only way to stay there is to continue your link building tactics. If you have a powerful link building strategy that works well, you simply cannot stop leveraging it. Just as important is the evolution of strategy. Proper SEO is no part time job, you need to keep up with the industry, constantly build new relationships and keep the quality of your content at a level above your competition.
Meanwhile, they (the smart ones, that is), will be doing the same to you. Let's say you've reached the top of the popular ghost writer industry. You are far from secure there, because the reality is, you were just gunning for that position last week. And now someone just like you is looking at your rank with jealous eyes.
In addition to the natural decay of links, the competition will also constantly be working to dethrone you. This means that they will also constantly be working to build links, and as there is only one top spot, this means you will be pushed down, losing that coveted position you worked so hard for.
Freshrank only accelerates this decay if you stop working to stay on top.
Link building in SEO is extremely important, and doing it improperly can be worse than not doing it at all. This is why professionals are necessary to get the work done in a fashion that makes a difference for sites. As we've said, it's a full-time job, and one that shouldn't be done half-heartedly.
Thank you for staying with us, hopefully you found this content both useful and slightly amusing. Check out our many other posts for more data. If you want to read more on link building, visit Moz. Next month we will cover some of the other points in the cited article, as well as discuss Front Linking, a relatively new concept in the SEO industry.
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Q: Why does `Molecule` return a molecule for an incorrect SMILES string? When I type an incorrect SMILES into the Molecule function, the output a large, unrelated molecule.

What is Molecule doing here, and is it possible for the command to return an error when passed an invalid SMILES string?

A: This is a bug, the most basic manifestation of which is
In[7]:= CanonicalName@Interpreter["Chemical"]["[C1]CC1"]

Out[7]= "UDPNAcetylmuramoylLAlanylDGlutamylLLysylDAlanylDAlanine"

The fact that "[C1]CC1" parses to this gigantic molecule is also a bug, which I have filed internally.
In version 12.1 when Molecule is given a string argument which doesn't parse locally (via SMILES, InChI, or systematic chemical name), it will call Interpreter. This was after a suggestion that things like Molecule["H2SO4"] should just work.
To disable this behavior set the following internal variable:
In[5]:= Chemistry`Private`$UseInterpreter = False;

In[6]:= Molecule["[C1]CC1"]

During evaluation of In[6]:= Molecule::nintrp: Unable to interpret [C1]CC1 as a name or chemical identifier.

Out[6]= Molecule["[C1]CC1"]

In future releases, Molecule will not call Interpreter automatically.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using electric_mouse.Models.RouteItems;

namespace electric_mouse.Models.RouteViewModels
{
    public class SectionListViewModel
    {
        public IList<RouteSection> Sections { get; set; }
        public int? SectionID { get; set; }
        public IList<RouteHall> Halls { get; set; }
        public string SectionName { get; set; }
        public int? HallID { get; set; }
    }
}

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Haskell peut signifier :

Patronymes

 Ernest Haskell, peintre et graveur américain ;
 Francis Haskell, historien de l'art anglais ;
 Gordon Haskell, chanteur et bassiste britannique ;
 James Haskell, joueur de rugby à XV et à sept anglais ;
 Jimmie Haskell, compositeur américain de musiques de films ;
 Timothy Haskell, physicien néo-zélandais.

Prénoms
 Haskell Curry, logicien américain.

Toponymes

Localité
 Haskell, ville de l'État de l'Arkansas ;
 Haskell, ville américaine située en Oklahoma ;
 Haskell, ville de l'État du Texas.

Comtés
Trois comtés des États-Unis portent le nom de comté de Haskell () :
le comté de Haskell, situé dans l'État du Kansas ;
le comté de Haskell, situé dans l'État de l'Oklahoma ;
le comté de Haskell, situé dans l'État du Texas.

Autre
 le Détroit de Haskell, en Antarctique.

Autres
 Haskell, un langage de programmation fonctionnel.
 Bibliothèque et salle d'opéra Haskell

Homonymie de localités aux États-Unis
Homonymie de toponyme
Homonymie de comtés

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Over the years, I've chatted, guided, helped, and worked with many friends. It is always an honour and definitely flattering.
I love helping people and I've done it in a lot of different capacities. The concept of giving back is quite prevalent in my family, whether through charity donations, volunteering, or simply helping. The 40 hours of required volunteering to get your high school diploma in Ontario only reinforced that concept.
Because it's not just the needy in faraway lands that need help. Sometimes it's your neighbour, or your friend who you regularly text with, or the old school friend you haven't seen in years but talk to regularly, or the small local charity in your town.
And you never know what kind of impact you might end up having on someone's life. I know two women who went into Computer Science because they talked to me and decided no, Computer Science is not just a 'guy' thing. I don't say that brag, but to emphasize that you could do something very small, something that only takes up a little of your time and energy, and end up changing the track of someone's life.
There's also something to be said about living your life out loud. I share my life online for many reasons. But one of the reasons is that it might help someone. It might help someone to know that someone else went through dark periods in their life. It might help someone to know that yes, you can be desi, find love, and have your family's full support. It might help someone to know how I got started with web development. It might provide solace to someone that other people experience social anxiety too.
So that's what I've been thinking about today. And I guess what I want is for you to think about how you can take some time to make a positive impact. Or the next time someone emails you to ask you a question, maybe take a couple minutes to give them a real answer. Or if you see your neighbour struggling with the snow, maybe give them a helping hand (we have great neighbours by the way. Mom decided to shovel the driveway one day, even though we always tell her not to, and she got tired halfway through and decided to take a break. Our neighbour shovelled the rest without a word, and we only found out because we caught him finishing up when we went outside).


For a long time, hubby had wanted to eat a spicy fish curry. I was scared as I can cook chicken very well, but fish.. umm.. I have no idea. But when I found this recipe, I felt like I can make it.. So hubby bought some Salmon fish and I prepared this curry. Yes, it took a lot of time and effort because it involves many steps but the end result was an awesome, flavorful, delicious curry which still makes my mouth water.
I have tried this recipe so many times I have lost count and after the first time hubby tasted this, it was demanded again and again. We have been eating fish curry with rice every Friday for dinner and this one is the most requested recipe on Fridays !! This recipe is inspired from here but with a lot of changes so not really sure of authenticity but well, here's how I prepare it.
Ginger garlic paste (I prefer to grate): 4 tsp.
Marinate the fish with the marinate ingredients and keep aside for 15-20 minutes.
Heat mustard oil in a pan and when it becomes hot, gently add the marinated fish pieces to the oil one by one. The fish pieces will sizzle so be careful. Add any remaining marinade to the oil.
Turn the fish pieces after 2 minutes, let cook on both sides till it becomes golden brown. Drain from oil and take out in a bowl, keep aside. This is how the fish looks when fried.
Add mustard seeds to the oil and let them crackle; add the red chillis. Add curry leaves after half a minute. Add the chopped onions and fry until they become transparent.
Add the ginger-garlic paste and mix well; fry until the raw smell goes away.
Add the chopped tomatoes and mix well. Sprinkle little salt and let cook until the tomatoes become soft and mushy.
Add the red chilli powder and give a stir. Add the tamarind paste and mix well.
Add in about a cup of water (or more; depends on what is the desired consistency of curry) and mix well. Cover with a lid and let boil on medium flame until the curry is prepared and the masalas are blended completely.
Remove the cover and add the fried fish pieces. Mix carefully so as not to break the tender fish and turn off the flame after a minute. Cover and let sit for about 10 minutes, this will help the fish and the masalas to blend well together in the steam.
In another pan, heat 1 tsp. oil. Add the crushed garlic, mustard seeds, green chilli and curry leaves. Fry for a minute and pour this tempering over the fish curry. Close the lid immediately and leave on for 10 minutes. Remove lid, serve hot with plain rice or jeera rice.
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Looking for more Indian style recipes with Salmon fish? Try this Achaari Fish Masala, Lehsuni Fish Curry, Mint Fish Curry, Rustic Salmon Curry, Saffron Fish Curry and Malabar Fish Biryani.


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Opinion: How to find companies that will benefit most from the Trump tax cuts
By Michael Brush
Published: Jan 22, 2018 7:36 a.m. ET
Focus on companies with low debt that do a lot of domestic business and exploit few tax loopholes
Home Depot is among U.S. companies whose earnings should benefit from tax legislation that President Trump signed into law in December.
MichaelBrush
The Republican-led tax cut has been an amazing gift to investors.
Analysts at Goldman Sachs think 2018 S&P 500 earnings will grow 14%, with more than a third of that coming from tax reform. That's in the process of getting priced in to stock prices, and it helps explain the market's strength so far this year.
Since tax reform passed, "much of the rally has been analysts doing forecasts for 2018 and adjusting the tax rate," says Charles Mulford, an accounting professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology who runs the Georgia Tech Financial Analysis Lab.
There's good reason for the rally. Theoretically, at least, the market value of a company should increase by the dollar amount of tax saved multiplied by the company's price-to-earnings ratio, says Albert Meyer, a money manager at Bastiat Capital, which is up 177% since its April 2006 inception compared with 104% for the S&P 500 SPX, +0.02%
This is another way of saying that as earnings increase by the amount of tax saved, either the P/E ratio has to go down or the stock price has to go up. This won't always be the case, but it is a good rule of thumb.
Let's take Home Depot Inc. HD, +0.22% as an example. The retailer paid $4.3 billion in 2016 taxes at an effective tax rate of 36%. At 21%, Home Depot would have paid $2.5 billion, saving $1.8 billion. Multiply Home Depot's P/E of 27 by that $1.8 billion in extra earnings, and you get a $48.6 billion increase in market capitalization. That boosts Home Depot's value to $282 billion from $233 billion, a 21% increase in the value of the company, and presumably its stock, though some of this is undoubtedly priced in already.
Here are four basic rules to follow if you want to hunt for tax cut beneficiaries on your own — to avoid the pitfalls and get the most traction. I've also included a few dozen companies that appear to be some of the biggest potential beneficiaries. Special thanks to S&P Global Market Intelligence for assistance with screening databases to come up with the numbers to do this.
Rule No. 1: Check the effective tax rates
The rallying cry for corporate tax cuts was that U.S. business taxes were among the highest in the world. This was only a half-truth. The dirty little secret among U.S. companies is that, because clever tax lawyers exploit a raft of deductions, many companies pay no tax at all. Or at least rates well below the current 21%. Obviously, they aren't going to benefit from a tax cut to 21% from 35%. Big picture, the effective tax rate for the S&P 500 was 26% last year, far below the 35% tax rate at the time, notes Abby Cohen of Goldman Sachs.
A lot of companies pay no taxes because they make no money. Obviously, you can scratch them off your list of tax-cut beneficiaries. Many of those are in energy and biotechnology, including Hess Corp. HES, -1.52% Halliburton Co. HAL, -1.22% ConocoPhillips COP, -1.80% Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc. ALNY, +1.75% and Juno Therapeutics Inc. US:JUNO Early-stage companies like Tesla Inc. TSLA, +3.44% are in the same boat.
But even companies reporting lots of net income can have low tax rates. They're not going to benefit from lower tax rates. These include Alphabet Inc. GOOGL, +0.45% GOOG, +0.48% with an effective tax rate of 19.3%, Facebook Inc. FB, -0.47% (18.4%) and Boeing Co. BA, -1.02% (12.1%).
In contrast, companies with lots of net income and also effective tax rates well above the new 21% level include: Wells Fargo & Co. WFC, -1.37% with an effective tax rate of 31.4%, Walt Disney Co. DIS, +0.12% (32%), Comcast (CMCSA) CMCSA, +0.18% (37%), Fastenal FAST, -0.87% (36.8%), Dollar General Corp. DG, +0.52% (36%) and American Express Co. AXP, +0.48% (33%). You can find the effective tax rate in a company's annual 10-K report.
Related: Look up what every S&P 500 company actually pays in taxes in MarketWatch's Corporate Tax Calculator
Rule No. 2: Go domestic
Companies that pay all or most of their tax abroad won't benefit from the U.S. tax cut. So take those off your tax-boost shopping list. Caterpillar Inc. CAT, +0.93% has a relatively high effective rate of around 30%. But it's all on foreign profits. The same goes for Philip Morris International Inc. PM, -0.51% Aflac Inc. AFL, -0.56% pays a large percentage of its tax abroad, so it fits the bill, too.
In contrast, companies that do stand to benefit because they have tax rates well above 21% on mostly domestic profits, while they report little to no foreign taxes, include: CVS Health Corp. CVS, -0.19% with a tax rate of 38.4%, United Parcel Service Inc. UPS, -0.11% (33%), Lowe's Cos. LOW, +0.53% (40.5%), TJX Cos. TJX, -0.39% (38%), Southwest Airlines Co. LUV, -0.48% (36.7%), Altria Group Inc. MO, +0.08% (34.8%), Aetna Inc. US:AET Visa Inc. V, +0.13% (42.7%), Campbell Soup Co. CPB, +0.49% (31.4%), Comcast (37%), Capital One Financial Corp. COF, -1.45% (31.3%) and Verizon Communications Inc. VZ, +0.68% (35.2%).
Rule No. 3: Avoid companies with high debt
They're not going to benefit as much from the tax cuts, because the new rules limit deductions for interest paid. Companies can only deduct interest expenses of up to 30% of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. This will take a sizable bite out of earnings. Congress' Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that the change will raise about $171 billion in tax revenue over 10 years. Further restrictions on interest deductions starting in 2022 will raise another $307 billion over 10 years.
Companies with high tax rates that have a lot of debt include: J.C. Penney Co. JCP, -0.86% Avis Budget Group Inc. CAR, +1.54% Eastman Kodak Co. KODK, +0.79% Ford Motor Co. F, -0.67% Pitney Bowes Inc. PBI, -2.13% Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. SBGI, +0.25% Sequential Brands Group Inc. SQBG, -1.35% and Townsquare Media Inc. TSQ, +2.15%
Rule No. 4: Go small
The sweet spot for companies getting a boost from the tax cut are small- and mid-cap companies, which I'll define as businesses with a market cap of between $500 million and $5 billion. There are two reasons why. First, they typically can't afford the army of tax lawyers hired by large-cap companies. So they tend to pay higher taxes. Next, those companies are less researched and noticed by others. So any benefit from the tax cut may be less priced in.
To find some of the better potential winners here, I cut out any names that are losing money or don't pay taxes. Next, I avoided the ones with high debt, and those paying a substantial amount of tax to foreign countries. I also avoided names that look expensive either on a P/E or price-to-book basis.
Names that look like big winners under the tax cut because they clear all these hurdles and pay high effective tax rates include: Evercore Inc. EVR, -2.53% with a tax rate of 44.5%, MYR Group Inc. MYRG, -1.37% (44%), Primoris Services Corp. PRIM, -1.55% (43%), Kforce Inc. KFRC, +0.06% (41%), ePlus Inc. PLUS, -1.18% (41%), Meridian Bioscience Inc. VIVO, -2.27% (40.8%), Scholastic Corp. SCHL, +0.12% (40.3%), Heritage Insurance Holdings Inc. HRTG, -0.56% (40%), Houlihan Lokey Inc. HLI, -0.99% (39.3%), DSW Inc. US:DSW (38.8%), Marriott Vacations Worldwide Corp. VAC, -0.58% (38.4%), Beacon Roofing Supply Inc. BECN, -1.45% (38.3%), On Assignment Inc. ASGN, +0.25% (38.2%), Shoe Carnival Inc. SCVL, +2.51% (37.7%), American Eagle Outfitters Inc. AEO, +3.69% (36.6%), Ethan Allen Interiors Inc. ETH, -0.10% (36.5%), Urban Outfitters Inc. URBN, -1.87% (35.5%), Winnebago Industries Inc. WGO, +0.36% (34.3%), Waddell & Reed Financial Inc. WDR, +1.19% (33.9%) and Encore Wire Corp. WIRE, -0.63% (33.4%).
Companies excluded as direct beneficiaries of the tax cut still stand to gain. Presumably, the companies that do benefit will invest some of their newfound cash flow, creating economic growth. And the lower rates will encourage more foreign investment in the U.S. Plus, the boost to stocks may reduce unfunded pension liabilities at governments around the country, potentially lowering the tax burden.
At the time of publication, Michael Brush had no positions in any stocks mentioned in this column. Brush has suggested HES, COP, ALNY, JUNO, GOOGL, FB, BA, WFC, DIS, FAST, DG, AXP, CAT, PM, LUV, HRTG and VAC in his stock newsletter Brush Up on Stocks. Brush is a Manhattan-based financial writer who has covered business for the New York Times and The Economist group, and he attended Columbia Business School in the Knight-Bagehot program.
Michael Brush
Michael Brush is a Manhattan-based financial writer who publishes the stock newsletter Brush Up on Stocks. Brush has covered business for the New York Times and The Economist group. He attended Columbia Business School in the Knight-Bagehot program.
ALNY
CMCSA
KODK
SBGI
SQBG
TSQ
EVR
MYRG
KFRC
SCHL
HRTG
HLI
BECN
ASGN
SCVL
WGO
Home Depot Inc. U.S.: NYSE: HD
Hess Corp. U.S.: NYSE: HES
Halliburton Co. U.S.: NYSE: HAL
ConocoPhillips U.S.: NYSE: COP
P/E Ratio 9.8
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: ALNY
Tesla Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: TSLA
Alphabet Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq: GOOGL
Alphabet Inc. Cl C U.S.: Nasdaq: GOOG
Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq: FB
Boeing Co. U.S.: NYSE: BA
Wells Fargo & Co. U.S.: NYSE: WFC
Walt Disney Co. U.S.: NYSE: DIS
Comcast Corp. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq: CMCSA
P/E Ratio 17
Fastenal Co. U.S.: Nasdaq: FAST
Dollar General Corp. U.S.: NYSE: DG
American Express Co. U.S.: NYSE: AXP
Caterpillar Inc. U.S.: NYSE: CAT
AFLAC Inc. U.S.: NYSE: AFL
United Parcel Service Inc. Cl B U.S.: NYSE: UPS
Lowe's Cos. U.S.: NYSE: LOW
TJX Cos. U.S.: NYSE: TJX
Southwest Airlines Co. U.S.: NYSE: LUV
Altria Group Inc. U.S.: NYSE: MO
Visa Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE: V
Campbell Soup Co. U.S.: NYSE: CPB
Capital One Financial Corp. U.S.: NYSE: COF
Verizon Communications Inc. U.S.: NYSE: VZ
J.C. Penney Co. Inc. U.S.: NYSE: JCP
Avis Budget Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: CAR
Eastman Kodak Co. U.S.: NYSE: KODK
Ford Motor Co. U.S.: NYSE: F
Pitney Bowes Inc. U.S.: NYSE: PBI
Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq: SBGI
Sequential Brands Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: SQBG
Townsquare Media Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE: TSQ
Evercore Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE: EVR
MYR Group Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: MYRG
Primoris Services Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq: PRIM
Kforce Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: KFRC
ePlus Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: PLUS
Meridian Bioscience Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: VIVO
Scholastic Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq: SCHL
Heritage Insurance Holdings Inc. U.S.: NYSE: HRTG
Houlihan Lokey Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE: HLI
Marriott Vacations Worldwide Corp. U.S.: NYSE: VAC
Beacon Roofing Supply Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: BECN
ASGN Inc. U.S.: NYSE: ASGN
Shoe Carnival Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: SCVL
American Eagle Outfitters Inc. U.S.: NYSE: AEO
Ethan Allen Interiors Inc. U.S.: NYSE: ETH
Urban Outfitters Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq: URBN
Winnebago Industries Inc. U.S.: NYSE: WGO
Waddell & Reed Financial Inc. U.S.: NYSE: WDR
Encore Wire Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq: WIRE


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declare module 'angular2/core' {
  export * from '@angular/core';
}

declare module 'angular2/http' {
  export * from '@angular/http';
}

declare module 'angular2/platform/browser' {
  export * from '@angular/platform-browser'
}

declare module 'angular2/testing' {
  export * from '@angular/core/testing';
}

declare module 'angular2/http/testing' {
  export * from '@angular/http/testing';
}