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A Chinese New Year's craft for the Year of the Rooster
The Chinese New Year on January 28 ushers in the Year of the Rooster. According to Chinese astrology, it's a year in which loyalty, hard work, family, and looking good will matter. Today I have a Rooster craft the kids … Continue reading
How to make a Sock Penguin
It's Penguin Awareness Day and to celebrate, Debra Quartermain is sharing an adorable, DIY Sock Penguin. This little penguin got the memo about casual Friday and instead of a fancy tux, Debra's little penguin sports a casual, polka-dot turtleneck sweater. … Continue reading
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It's darling! Here's how to DIY a Valentine's Day Snowman
How about a Valentine's Day Snowman that will melt the coldest of hearts? Making this DIY, Valentine's Day Snowman is as easy as wrapping soft, chenille yarn around balls of STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam – no boots, no mittens and no … Continue reading
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Welcome back! A year in review; a big "thank you"; and a craft emergency!
Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were wonderful, and packed with family, friends and fun! Today I have the "best of" Crafts 'n Coffee from 2016, but first, I want to say a heartfelt "thank you" to both the … Continue reading
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A favorite Christmas craft: No-Sew, Christmas Sock Owls!
I have one more Christmas craft to share this year, and it's one of my favorites. Do you remember the No-Sew Sock Owls Debra Quartermain shared with us earlier this year? I thought they were adorable, and I've reimagined them … Continue reading
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DIY classic Starburst Ornaments made with toothpicks
These Starburst Ornaments are a favorite DIY ornament. They're easy enough for kids to make, and cool enough that adults love them, too. The retro, sputnik style glistens with a lavish sprinkling of glitter, and humble toothpicks never looked so … Continue reading
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DIY merry & bright Christmas ornaments with fabric & Mod Podge
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More reindeer fun & games: DIY Reindeer Ornament
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A Halloween bat craft for kids (they're kind of cute!)
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How to DIY a Halloween Cupcake Bouquet! (and the winners of the Candy Corn Prize Packages)
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Since 1895. Member SIPC and NYSE. 1 Fourth Quarter Economic and Interest Rate Update & Outlook Terry Sandven Christian Heitzman October 2007 Date: Tuesday, October 2, 2007 Time: 3:00 p.m. CT 1:00 p.m. PT Dial-in information: Conference call number: 888 369-9065 Conference ID: 17864716
2 2 Market Insights & Perspectives
3 3 Fourth Quarter Update & Outlook Recap of Mid-Year Outlook Pro-growth thesis remains intact. –Economic expansion will continue, albeit at a slower rate. –Evidence of some global inflation. –Fed may not move in 2007; should sub-prime deterioration continue, next move is likely to cut; Fed is not under any immediate pressure to change its stance. –Bonds and stocks will likely trend within a relatively narrow trading range, with an upward bias. –Biased toward a pro-growth economy, driven largely by favorable employment conditions –Equities are likely to outperform bonds in the second half of 2007.
4 4 Fourth Quarter Update & Outlook Fourth Quarter Outlook Overall economic expansion is likely to continue, albeit at a slower rate. –Risk of a recession has increased. –Fundamental indicators suggest inflation appears generally contained. –U.S. Treasury yield curve suggests future inflation may be an issue. Employment and company earnings are key. Bonds are likely to trade sideways into the new year, caught between conflicting signals of a recession and potential inflation. Equity markets should grind higher, led by favorable employment conditions and company earnings. Increased volatility, at a minimum, is likely to be the norm versus the exception.
5 5 Market Insights & Perspectives Overview Interest Rates Housing Inflation Employment Earnings
6 6 Interest Rates The Fed Effect Question: Did the Fed overreact? September 18 FOMC meeting –Fed funds; 5.25% to 4.75% –Discount rate: 5.75% to 5.25% –Statement: "…the tightening of credit conditions has the potential to intensify the housing correction and to restrain economic growth more generally." "The Committee judges that some inflation risks remain." "Developments in financial markets…have increased the uncertainty surrounding the economic outlook." Upcoming FOMC meetings –October 30-31; December 11
7 7 Interest Rates U.S. Treasury Yield Curve Yield curve has steepened since the 9/18/97 Fed rate cuts.
8 8 Interest Rates LIBOR The LIBOR rate has recently trended lower, providing some relief for adjustable rate mortgage rate holders.
9 9 Interest Rates U.S. Dollar—Near 20-Year Lows In theory, lower dollar implies increased exports.
10 Housing Pending Home Sales of Existing Homes August sales fell 6,5% over July levels and 21.5% over year-ago levels. Pending homes sales are a leading indicator because it tracks contract signings.
11 Housing Existing Home Sales Existing homes sales continue to trend downward. –Sales of previously owned U.S. homes fell in August to a five- year low, declining 13% over year ago levels to an annual rate of 5.5 million.
12 Housing New Home Sales New home sales continue to trend downward.
13 Housing Housing Starts Housing starts continue to trend downward. –August housing starts declined 2.6% to 1.331 million, a 12-year low; August permits declined 5.9%.
14 Housing Home Inventories Inventories continue to increase.
15 Housing Delinquencies Delinquencies continue to increase and remain a predominant concern.
16 Housing Home Builders & Mortgage-Related Companies (9/25/07) Source: FactSet Research Systems Inc. Toll Brothers D.R. Horton Countrywide Financial Wells Fargo
17 Housing Conclusions Too early to conclude that housing has bottomed; the housing environment remains challenging. –Distinction between "weak" versus "collapse." Valuations have improved. Visibility remains unclear. –Predominant view and evidence suggests potential for further weakness. Implications and impact on consumer spending remain of concern.
18 Inflation Producer Price Index (PPI) August headline PPI declined 1.4% with core PPI increasing 0.2%; both year-over-year headline and core PPI increased 2.4%.
19 Inflation Consumer Price Index (CPI) On an annual basis, headline and core CPI increased 2.0% and 2.1%, respectively, in August. –Trend lines suggest overall inflation remains generally contained.
20 Inflation PCE Recent data suggests inflation has slowed. –The headline and core personal consumption expenditures— Fed favorites—are at benign levels at the upper end of the Fed's targeted 1.0% and 2.0% range.
21 Inflation Institute of Supply Management Both the ISM manufacturing and non-manufacturing indices are above 50, reflecting economic expansion; much of the strength is attributed to overseas growth.
22 Inflation CRB Commodity Index Basket of 22 commodities—textiles, metals, grains, livestock, etc. Index has pulled back; appears to have stabilized.
23 Inflation Energy Oil remains a wildcard; crude is near record levels.
24 Inflation Energy/Consumer Declining energy prices in the second half of 2006 greatly contributed to favorable holiday sales.
25 Inflation Energy Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy June 2007; reflects percentage of total world oil consumption.
26 Inflation China Population Infrastructure World stage –World Olympics (2008) –World 2010 Expo Oil—auto ownership –China: 3% –World average: 13% –U.S.: 75%
27 Employment U.S. Employment Employment is key to economic expansion. –August worst-than-expected employment report (loss of 4000 jobs) arguably set the stage for the Fed rate cut on September 18. –Presents anecdotal evidence that risks of a recession have increased.
28 Employment U.S. Employment Jobless claims decreased to 298,000 for the week ending September 22. –Jobless claims in the 375,000 range are widely believed to be where claims become of increased concern. –Jobless claims, in theory, need to increase to have a recession.
29 Earnings & Valuation S&P 500 Earnings Projections S&P 500 earnings growth is modest in 2007 and 2008 over 2006 levels. Valuations are reasonable.
30 Earnings & Valuation S&P 500 Valuation Levels—50-Year Trend Line
31 Catalysts/Opportunities
32 Catalysts/Opportunities Seasonality
33 Market Insights & Perspectives Conclusions Overall economic expansion is likely to continue, albeit at a slower rate. –Risk of a recession has increased. –Fundamental indicators suggest inflation appears generally contained. –U.S. Treasury yield curve suggests future inflation may be an issue. Employment and company earnings are key. Bonds are likely to trade sideways into the new year, caught between conflicting signals of a recession and potential inflation. Equity markets should grind higher, led by favorable employment conditions and company earnings. Increased volatility, at a minimum, is likely to be the norm versus the exception.
34 Interest Rate Takeaways Market is consolidating with no distinct direction Many calls are now being exercised by issuers – activity could increase Market participants are seeing value at these levels Extend duration at these levels with bullet agencies or treasuries
35 Credit Takeaways Credit spreads widening, but still tight historically The mortgage market will continue to be the driver of this market Uncertain economic direction should lead to greater risk premiums Stay in higher rated investment grade credits
36 Muni Takeaways Munis look attractive as a percent of treasuries Default rates remain extremely low Number of market participants continues to expand
37 Disclosures This material is a product of Piper Jaffray Institutional Sales, Trading and Portfolio Strategies Groups and should not be construed as impartial research or a research report. For disclosure information with respect to companies mentioned in the material, please visit: http://www.piperjaffray.com/researchdisclosureshttp://www.piperjaffray.com/researchdisclosures. The material regarding the subject companies is based on data obtained from sources deemed to be reliable; it is not guaranteed as to accuracy and does not purport to be complete. This report is solely for informational purposes and is not intended to be used as the primary basis of investment decisions. Because of individual client requirements, it is not, and it should not be construed as, advice designed to meet the particular investment needs of any investor. This report is not an offer or the solicitation of an offer to sell or buy any security. This material is not directed to, or intended for distribution to or use by, any person or entity if Piper Jaffray is prohibited or restricted by any legislation or regulation in any jurisdiction from making it available to such person or entity. Additional information is available upon request. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Since 1895. Member SIPC and NYSE. Securities and products are offered in the United Kingdom through Piper Jaffray LTD., which is an affiliate of Piper Jaffray & Co., incorporated under the laws of England and Wales, authorized and regulated by the Financial Services Authority, and a member of the London Stock Exchange.
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Frenchman Yann Tambour records under the name Stranded Horse, structuring his songs around both fluid acoustic guitar and the west African kora, a 21-string instrument reminiscent of a lute. Tambour sings mostly in English, weaving in strands of Normandy folk music (which sounds Celtic, because it is) along with passionately delivered folk and snatches of French. It seems like it should be awful, but it is often transcendent.
Opener "And the Shoreline It Withdrew in Anger" uses its title to tip you off that you're in for something offbeat. With his quavering but muscular voice and dextrous string work on this tune, Tambour weaves a spell that segues nicely into its follow-up, the faintly dirge-like "Shields". There are fiddle accents throughout and an overall sense of ye-olde-timey music, but it's never cloying. Tambour aims for something darker here, and generally succeeds.
There are some epics too. Four of the album's eight tracks top six minutes, and closer "Halos" stretches on for nearly eleven. Don't be scared off. Tambour is a strong enough songwriter and skillful enough arranger that the tunes remain—with a few exceptions, like the overlong "They've Unleashed the Hounds for the Wedding"—consistently engaging.
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I haven't blogged in awhile, but that doesn't mean I haven't been biking. It's absolutely biking season in Baltimore–cooler temps, still light out after six, and besides, biking is the best way to get around. Most of my rides have been to and from work or to and from the place where I get my haircut, but at least once a week I've managed to take the long way and get just lost enough.
View Above New Development Off Liberty Parkway in Dundalk
It was my birthday last Thursday, and I was a bit apprehensive about it, my first without my dad. Firsts are tricky, or so I've heard, so I didn't make any big plans for the day in case what I wanted to do was sit in bed and cry. That's not what I wanted to do, waking up in a celebratory mood instead. I decided to keep it going on Friday with another vacation day, this time for a bike ride. I set out without a real plan, except a vague desire to collect my free Birthday Burger at Red Robin down in Canton. I zig zagged my way there, got a burger that I ended up paying for–don't worry, the free one's on my card for later this week–and then decided on a whim to bike over to Dundalk. Getting there's a bit of a pain–Holabird Avenue's not exactly bike-friendly–but once you're there it's a dream of wide bike lanes and quiet streets. I made my way slowly over there and took the lane on Holabird to avoid that close-call feeling as cars imagine they can pass you even when they can't. I went past the Amazon warehouse where all the magic happens, noted its ample bike parking and wondered if the company doesn't have the clout to get a bike lane in front, and talked my way through the truck traffic before making my right on Dundalk Avenue.
Decaying Homes at Ashland & Castle
School's out for summer–or until summer school, anyway. I've still got plenty of grading and summer course planning to do, but I started the week jubilant with the feeling that yes, I made it through that tough semester, the students survived and learned some things even if I wasn't at my best, and I'll never have to do the first semester after my dad was killed ever again. That part is both happy and sad–happy because days are so much better than they were at the start of the term, and sad because as time passes, he's still gone. It's nuts to me that he's dead and doesn't even know it. But I digress.
Air –> at Eutaw & W. Fayette
Today's ride took me down the hill to work, as per usual, and then back up the hill to home. I took this picture of signs outside the University of Maryland parking garage at Eutaw and West Fayette. No Trespassing Violator Prosecuted, but also, bicycle air is in there. I had a couple of thoughts: first, what a great thing to know, that there's air here, in case I ever need some. Continue reading
Piles of Rubble in Sharp-Leadenhall Near Race & Ostend
Thursday's ride took me to Charles Village to meet N. for a surprise lunch before heading down to the Horseshoe Casino to invest some spare dollars and then enjoy happy hour while watching college basketball. None of that aligns with any of my political priorities, but fuck it, I'm on vacation and am basically a huge hypocrite. I left, one "cosmopolitan" and two lite beers plus some of Guy Fieri's "vegas fries" on board, but in spite of all that, since I broke even at the slots and UCLA won a nailbiter, I considered myself a winner. Continue reading
View from Admiral Fell Inn's 5th Floor at Thames & Broadway
Sunday was another shockingly beautiful day in Baltimore, and we had an outdoor wedding to attend down in Fells Point, on Ravens game day. This is just the sort of thing that would throw my parking-averse self into a frenzy days in advance, worrying where we were going to put the car, how much parking would cost, when we'd have to leave to find a spot–not to brag, but I can really worry about this sort of thing. But the ladyfriend and I both have bikes, so we put on our formal wear–me, a dress and heels, her slacks and a vest and a tie and some snazzy wingtips–and jammed some lights and a safety vest in a bag for the ride home, and headed down the hill to watch L. and T. tie the knot. Actually, they did so awhile ago in Australia, but they wanted to throw a show for the rest of us, and they couldn't have picked a more beautiful day to do so. Continue reading
Plant Growing From a Building at Lombard & Penn
Monday's ride was a similar zippy one down to the corner of Lombard and Greene to pick up the shuttle for my ride to work. I did some niggling and adjusting on my new pannier rack system, successfully solving the heel strike problem from last week. It was a long teaching day before a surprisingly short wait for the shuttle back into the city. I was happy to see a familiar face–V. from student affairs was giving the shuttle a try–and I sat next to her for a surprisingly short drive back to my bike. Sometimes the traffic let's up. I got off early, took the slow stroll back to my bike. I stopped to snap a picture of this plant growing out of a brick wall. I'd checked out this wall from the shuttle earlier as we rode part, because I think there's a cemetery up there. I hadn't noticed it before–the bike's to short to see over the wall, and why would I ride this way to cross MLK anyway? New routes, new views, and even the fancy med school can't keep the plants out of the walls.


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My wife and I stayed a couple nights in Annapolis as a weekend get-away. We didn't have reservations so we stopped at the visitor's center. They told us about O'Callaghan and a special offer they had that day so we checked it out. For that area we got a good deal and our stay was very pleasant. It was within a long walk from the historic waterfront area; you can also catch the free shuttle if you wait about 15-20 minutes. We had breakfast in the dining room one morning; very good but expensive if you just want a light breakfast. You'll also pay a daily fee for parking in their garage....everywhere you go in Annapolis you'll pay to park. Overall it was a nice stay and we'd stay there again if we return to Annapolis. If you're looking for something to do in the area the Segs in the City tour on Segways was a lot of fun and very informative...the tour started just down the street from O'Callaghan. We also took a sunset cruise on the Schooner Woodwind...highly recommend that tour.
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Air quality in the home is vital to ensure a healthy and happy family. Without it, allergies can become worse, existing conditions such as asthma may be made more challenging and condensation and humidity can lead to mould. Serious diseases can even be spread by poor ventilation; this is seen in 'sick building syndrome' in office spaces in particular. Even at mild levels, a home without good ventilation can feel stuffy and be constantly suffused with cooking smells and pet odours and more.
There are various measures you can take to improve air quality within your home. At the most basic level, improving air quality can be as simple as regularly opening windows if you live in a clean and pollution-free area. For those who wish to remove cooking and bathroom odours, extractor fans are an easy and common way of taking odour-causing particles out of circulation and transferring them to the outdoors, where they can disperse.
For those that are really serious about enjoying good health and improving air quality in the home, an expert provider can be commissioned to carry out a risk assessment and survey of the current air hygiene within your premises. They will offer various remedial approaches, including mechanical cleaning, kitchen extract cleaning, biocidal treatment and monitoring systems for checking air quality.
Biocidal Cleaning Systems
Essentially, these services look at the systems that you already have place and focus on cleaning them. For example, if you have an air-conditioning system at home or at work, it can become rapidly infused with germs as the re-used air repeatedly circulates through the unit. This can lead to diseases such as Legionnaires' in severe cases. Regular cleaning using biocidal treatments will kill the germs and return the unit to effective functioning.
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I dug my laptop out of the bottom of the coffee table this morning and noticed I hadn't blogged since the end of December. Well that is just awesome. NOT.
I had put the laptop away after I HAD to clean the living room as company was coming. Two months later….the living room is tidy, but I am way behind on everything digital. Ha! I logged into one email account and discovered there were over 390 emails in there , so I just deleted everything without looking at anything, otherwise I would still be here days later. Here's hoping there was nothing earth shattering. My website has been renewed for another two years so I think I'm good….I didn't notice an email from the company I buy hosting from. Let's keep our fingers crossed. 😛
We have managed to slog through the last of the drywall and painting in the utility room part of the basement. Hubby also decided to paint the concrete floor because the paint spatters were bothering him. It looks nice and fresh down there. Last night he installed the trim so we can FINALLY start moving the exercise equipment back to where it belong and start putting the enormous collection of tools away. This summer he is hoping to start construction on his workshop (it really is never ending here). He retires in 8 years and wants the shop built and set up for his retirment dream of building custom kitchen cabinets and furniture. He loves to fart around with wood and would be out in the shop all day if he could. Just him and the dog… A few years ago he inherited his uncle's collecction of tools from his shop and they have been in storage since his passing. He's getting the itch to bring them home and tinker. I'm looking forward to it as well, mostly to be able to clean out the garage and put a vehicle in there. We have been in this house for 20 years and have never been able to put a car in there. We had a snowmobile in there one winter but that didn't last long.
We had a lovely quiet weekend. No renos….no cleaning…no company. It was perfect. 😉 It was our 19th wedding anniversary yesterday, so I took the night off of work and we just relaxed for the day and went out to our favorite restaurant, Montana's, for dinner. Nothing like a feed of BBQ'd dead cow to fill your gut and make you fall asleep on the couch for 9 hours. LOL!!! Lovely and quiet and filled with laughter as we reconnected and reminisced. No matter what we have struggled through over the years, he can make me laugh like no one else I've met. 😛
Well I guess that is all the scoop for now. Winter is quiet and boring for us. Too gray and dismal this year. We haven't had very much snow this year, so we haven't been out on the snowmobiles this year. Even the dog isn't in the mood for walks in the bush.
Here's hoping spring is soon around the corner. I'm itching to plant some flowers and smell freshly cut lawn. If we aren't going to get snow, then I want green grass….
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A pint glass used by Justin Bieber in an Essex pub is being flogged on eBay for £65,000.
The 22-year-old singer stopped for a bite to eat at The Kings Oak hotel in Epping Forest during a break from his Purpose World Tour residency at London's O2 Arena.
Bieber ordered salmon and mash which he washed down with a glass of milk.
One member of staff has attempted to cash in on the used item and listed it on the online marketplace.
A picture of the pint glass was posted alongside the caption: "I work at the Kings Oak hotel where Justin Bieber was seen yesterday having dinner and we kept his milk glass, it hasn't been washed!"
Some 91 fans have placed bids for the glass which is now selling for £65,900, just three days after it was listed with a starting bid of £10.
But whoever stumps up the cash won't have to worry about postage and packaging as it is free.
Bieber visited the pub with a male companion after he reportedly took a stroll around Epping Forest.
Paula Silkman, events manager at the hotel, told the Daily Mirror: "He ordered the salmon and mash with a glass of milk. He wasn't drinking alcohol.
"We've kept the glass. I think one of the girls took it home. It hasn't been washed!
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"We respected his wishes and didn't take any selfies while he was here.
"He was very lovely and spoke to some of the young girls who work here, just chit-chatting, before giving everyone hugs when he left."
Bieber's pub dinner came a day after he turned up at a North London school for a kickabout with pupils.
He also met up with Arsenal footballer Mesut Ozil this weekend and the pair exchanged tops.
Ozil posted a picture of the pair on Facebook alongside the message: "Shirt swap with this guy. Nice to see you, Justin Bieber #justin #bieber #purposetour".
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