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Nice climb, no real technical difficulties. beware of numerous crevasses. Acclimatise well and wait for the weather. The sound of the wind inside the hut can be demoralising but it's worth going up to the top the scree and reassess conditions.
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Monday, April 26, 2010
How to change an old "ODDA" into fine art piece
Materials: ODDA bed side table, paint, silver polish...
Description: After having seen some nice designs on classical furniture, I tried to do the same on an old Ikea bed side table I found next to the bin! After a little sanding and an undercoat, I traced the drawing, then painted details and finished with a silver polish and tinted varnish... Et voila!!!
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7 comments:
- AnonymousApril 26, 2010 9:27 PM
Fantastic. And where did that lamp come from? We LOVE it!
Nikki - AnonymousApril 27, 2010 12:40 PM
I love the table too! but I absolutely love your wall art (which I can see just a little bit) and pillow covers!! Where are they from?
Excellent hack! - AnonymousApril 27, 2010 3:13 PM
Mel, what do you mean by a silver polish? It looks from the pictures like you painted it silver, and then painted the design over that. Is that right? This is fabulous.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 28, 2010 3:40 PM
Excellent job of turning rubbish to art. I wonder, what's this silver polish you speak of?
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Corn – The $3.91 area that I spoke of last week was tested but the market failed to stay above this level of resistance for more than two days. We have probably begun a small correction here in an effort for the market to catch its breath after the wild ride we've have over the past couple of weeks. The Sept '10 corn market has the ability to test the 50% retracement level of $3.65 1/4 over the coming couple of weeks. I see a small relaxation in price prior to the beginning of August and then we could make another trek higher.
I said last week that we could look for another possible $.50 rally in the Sept '10 contract if we got two consecutive closes above $3.93. We only got one close above $3.93 last week and failed to hold. This isn't surprising as most of the time the market will fade the first attempt at resistance, scare people into shorting the market and then BAM, ram it down your throat! The market will use the people who got short as fuel to propel the market through the resistance area via the triggering of buy stops from those that got scared and took a short position in the market.
I would visit with a risk manager at this time to evaluate your feed needs and price coverage. This is a great opportunity to develop an execution plan in the event of a market dip from here. I look for the Sept '10 contract to have an early low tomorrow and then firm as the day progresses. I am of the opinion that we've had our lowest close for the week in the Sept '10 contract.
As always make business decisions and develop a risk management plan that will protect the equity that you have in your livestock production. Find someone that you trust and work with them to develop a plan!
Bottom line – The intraday charts suggest corn makes an early low tomorrow. Now is a good time to work with your risk manager to help develop a coverage strategy that fits your operation.
Meal – My opinion of the meal market hasn't changed much from last week. The daily charts portray a short-term top as I see it and has the potential to drop back toward the $286.70 level. I said last week $285 would be a target but the market has since made a higher high, therefore changing the support point. Aug '10 meal needs to get above $311.50 and close above this level for two consecutive days and then we could have a shot at $316.50 and then into new contract highs from there. I am of the opinion that we should see a small setback in the Aug '10 contract over the next week or two and then begin to move higher again.
Now is a good time to visit with your risk manager to develop a meal coverage plan that is right for you.
Bottom line – The intraday charts suggest meal makes an early low tomorrow.
Hogs – Hogs nearly fell out of bed today as sell pressure took over. The Dow Jones was weak early this morning but mounted a comeback later in the trade session adding additional support to tonight's higher cutout number. Last week's close provided the Aug '10 contract with a weekly key reversal on the charts but the follow through to the upside has been lacking this week. The cutout was $1.30 higher tonight which has the market around $.625 higher as I write this. It looks as if we have done enough to the downside for now and should see better prices tomorrow and Thursday.
I'm still expecting better prices between now and around Aug 3rd or so. The long-term hog charts still look good, we haven't done any long-term damage and it looks like the market is poised to make another move higher as we move forward through the late summer and early fall time period.
Keep making business decisions and protect profits where you can.
Bottom line – The intraday charts suggest hogs make an early low tomorrow.
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Corn – Thus far we've failed to reach the $3.91 resistance area in the Sep contract but it looks like we are poised to make run at it over the next couple of days. If corn wants to continue to move higher over the short-term the market will need to rally some into Friday. The rise is the market today gives more credibility to the rally that we have experience thus far as we had a couple of negative days and then come right back in one swift move and wipe away three days of modest trade.
I would strongly suggest having a game plan in place to manage any risk you may have in feed corn. Will the market go straight up? I don't know the answer to that but the fundamental change that we needed to turn the market around came in the month of June so now we have to be on the offensive. We are getting near some areas of resistance that could propel the market much higher should we break through them. We could be looking at another .50 cents higher in the Sept '10 contract should we close above $3.93 for a couple of days in a row.
Bottom line – The intraday charts suggest corn makes an early high tomorrow. Now is a good time to work with your risk manager to help develop a coverage strategy that fits your operation.
Meal – Well the meal market got the close above $293.90 last Friday and I said I may have to change my tune about meal. The daily chart looks toppy and I believe we will see a setback in price in which coverage is warranted. If you don't have a plan to buy meal at lower prices you should do so now ESPECIALLY if the hogs you will be feeding the meal to are sold. $285.00 is a nice area to target for support.
Hogs – A tremendous day in Aug '10 hogs to say the least! Wow, this was a rip your face off type rally with excellent volume. If we can get Aug '10 hogs to close above $82.05 for two consecutive days then we have a legitimate shot at obtaining an $85.00 target area. The Dollar index remains weak but is showing some signs of slowing its decline based on the daily chart but the longer-term weekly chart still looks ugly (negative) to me. It is interesting to see the market rally like it has in the face of the cutout being down around $2.50 over the last two business days.
I mentioned last week that it seemed like there were games being played by the packers or whom ever and I still get that feeling like something is going on but we aren't aware of it just yet. The huge volume in the Aug '10 contract today and the market only broke around $.50 after the cutout was released showing at $.97 lower price from yesterday. If you don't have a plan to make some sales in hogs now would be a great time to look at targets above the market to try and catch on any further rallies we may have.
Bottom line – The intraday charts suggest hogs make an early high tomorrow.
Corn – Not much has changed from yesterday other than we closed above the $3.76 1/2 resistance level I've been talking about. I will need to see the market close above $3.76 1/2 again tomorrow before I'm comfortable saying that we will continue higher without a small setback. Assuming a close above $3.76 1/2 again tomorrow our next price target objectives should be $3.831/4, $3.91 and $4.09. Based on the weekly chart setup I believe that these numbers are attainable at some point in the near future.
Overall the charts look price positive (higher) and with the wet weather around the market may have some weather issues to resolve. Overall I don't get too excited about crop disasters from weather because the varieties of corn are getting seemingly better as each year passes. This doesn't mean we can't have some weather related price movement but I usually take it with a grain of salt.
Talk with your risk manager about ways to protect yourself from higher prices in corn!
Meal – Aug '10 meal traded up to and above the $293.90 area I spoke of yesterday. If we close above $293.90 this Friday the 9th then I may have to change my tune about my sideways to lower view of the meal market for the month of July. I still need some confirmation as there is a sell signal setup for tomorrow's trade. I have a sell signal at $290.00 stop for the Aug '10 meal contract but this a conditional sell signal meaning it is not to be trade with any other order other than a stop order. If the market doesn't get to the $290.00 area then the signal is no good. I'm not recommending a trade, I just want you to be aware of the setup.
Bottom line – The intraday charts suggest meal makes an early high tomorrow.
Hogs – Aug '10 hogs traded both sides of unchanged today but managed to rally and settle higher on the day. Today is one of those conspiracy days for me. We had a higher cash market but cutout came in $1.05 lower but the market shows larger bid orders than ask orders. Hmmmm. It almost feels like someone is trying to buy more time so they can either reduce their short position or get long the market by spooking it lower to create liquidity for themselves. It has been quite noticeable over the past couple days that packers are trying to keep the noon cash reports on the defensive but the hogs purchased immediately make you question the validity of the report.
The dollar remains weak and still has the ability and the likely probability to touch 81.45 and we are currently trading at 83.88. The weaker dollar should keep some subtle support under the market and keep it from completely falling out of bed should some negative news rear its ugly head. I'm of the opinion that the market is searching for a reason to bottom, especially with feed prices doing what they are doing and the dollar being weak.
Corn and meal have rallied but hogs have failed to rally along with the feed therefore cutting into some of the nice margins that were available just over a week ago. Keep making the business decisions!
I would be in talks with my risk manager to develop a sales plan if you don't already have one to take advantage of any market rallies we may encounter. Keep making business decisions and protect profits where you can.
Corn – Sep '10 made an early run higher this morning but then dropped off as the day progressed. We tested and traded through the $3.76 1/2 number I've spoke of recently but failed to close above it today. This is the first test of the $3.76 1/2 resistance area and it usually the first test is faded by the market and then you "go with" the second test, meaning it should follow through higher. The hourly charts suggest that we have a small pull back in the corn market but nothing of any significance.
The daily chart still looks higher into about the 17th of July and then we could take a little longer breather from the move higher. The weekly chart had a powerful buy signal last week and will be confirmed this week if Friday's close is above $3.44. Unless we have a catastrophic event of some sort, it looks like we should close above said level.
Meal – Aug '10 meal traded just above the most recent high of $290.30 but failed to close near the resistance point. Not much has changed for me in the way of soybean meal as the cycles look as if we should trade sideways to lower between now and July 30th. Today was our second close above the $282.20 resistance level which could open the door to $293.90 before we get a nice break in price.
Now is a good time to look at protecting any profits you have in your crush margin. I still prefer a known risk strategy with some purchases to mix up the coverage some. Visit with your risk manager to develop a plan that is right for you.
Hogs – Aug '10 hogs were pretty quiet today considering what happened last Friday. The cycles show us moving higher into July 17th but price action isn't making a very good case for that argument. Today's action was actually a warning sign that the market could be looking for a short-term bottom in this area. I still believe we should see the market bounce higher over the coming weeks and give producers a good chance to get some nice hedges in place to protect profits. The U.S. Dollar Index continues to weaken which in due time should bring some strength back to export demand.
Corn and meal have rallied but hogs have failed to rally along with the feed therefore cutting into some of the nice margins that were available just over a week ago. Keep making the business decisions and lock in good profits when you can and continue to rebuild as much equity as possible. Even though it would be great to smack a bases loaded home run with super high prices, it may be in your best interest to take some singles and the occasional double and win in the end.
Corn – the Sep '10 contract has rallied $.42 1/2 from low to high in the last two days. We are near resistance of $3.76 1/2 which I believe we will hit tomorrow and stall against for the time being. In my opinion the market should test $3.76 1/2 and then pause to re-gain some order and then make another push higher. We have a three day weekend coming up so who knows what tomorrow will bring.
I think we have enough change in fundamental news to continue this rally into the 12th of July or so before we take a serious breather from the higher price movement. I've been saying for sometime to buy calls in corn and purchase physical product hand to mouth until the fundamentals change, well they've changed. I have a big weekly buy signal at $3.45 (see my comments from 06/28/10) and if the Sep '10 corn closes above this level NEXT Friday then I'm willing to say I think we have made the low for the year. It is too premature to say that at this point but the setup is there.
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Meal – Aug '10 meal had an interesting day yesterday as it traded higher early in the session and then fell like Tipper Gore's jaw when she found out about hubby Al's real unconceivable truth. The weekly charts for soybean meal are beginning to give logic to a semi bearish attitude for the Aug '10 contract. I still need to see the market close tomorrow before I make any final judgment calls here but for now I want to keep a close eye on it. The Dollar Index fell hard today as stocks rallied off of an early selloff so the weak dollar could help support the meal market longer than the chart would suggest.
Hogs – Aug '10 hogs were all over the place today. Starting the session out on a lower note the market dropped to basically match the low price from the last two trading sessions and then bounced. That looked positive to me as we made a high of $82.60 but then sold off at the close to be up $.20 on the day at $81.85. Huh. The good news here is the market has tested the 62% retracement level the last three sessions but has failed to close below it. We also closed back above the 50% retracement level which leads me to believe we are poised to make another test of $85.15 in the future. I would still like to see another close above $81.675 before I get too excited about the $81.675 though.
The buy signal at $82.20 the other day failed to materialize so now it is back to watching price action against support points to get a feel for direction. So far we are holding on to the "critical" support areas in the Aug '10 contract and I'm of the opinion that we should begin to move higher in the coming week to two weeks which should give us some good opportunities to make some sales against higher prices.
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The Saratoga County District Attorney says Ann Arnold of Greenfield violated her probation by having 17 horses delivered to her farm earlier this month.
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VOORHEES, N.J. – Danny Briere had just explained that he wasn't allowed to comment on his health. They Briere spent the next few minutes talking mostly about how good he feels heading into the playoffs.
On one hand, Briere confirmed he was feeling "much better" with the bruised back that caused spasms and kept him out of the last three regular season games. On the other, and from more of a mental standpoint, he was ready to forget about what he did in the scoring column for much of the season.
"There's been some good parts (this season) and some stretches where it didn't work out the way I wanted it to," said Briere, who will be joined in the lineup for Game 1 against the Penguins tomorrow night with fellow recent rehab patient Nick Grossmann. "But this is a new season here. We're starting anew and that's what I'll be focusing on. … uh, if I get in the lineup.
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July/9/2012- Comments and forex-analytics from FBSKey options expiring today
Market prices tend to move towards the strike price at the time large vanilla options (ordinary put and call options) expire. It happens (all things equal) as each side of the deal seeks to hedge its risk exposure. This action is most noticeable ahead of 10 a.m. New York time when the majority of options expire (2 p.m. GMT). Here are the key options expiring today: • EUR/USD: $1.2250, $1.2300, $1.2350, $1.2400, $1.2450, $1.2500 • GBP/USD: $1.5400, $1.5450, $1.5500 • USD/JPY: 80.00 • EUR/GBP: 0.8045 • AUD/USD: $1.0150, $1.0200, $1.0250, $1.0265 http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-07-09/18220-klyuchevye-opciony-istekayushchie-segodnya
Re: July/9/2012- Comments and forex-analytics from FBSEuropean irony: French yields decline
There are always plenty of interesting things happening in the euro area these days. For example, the yields on 2-year French debt fell from the levels around 0.6% where they had been in the recent weeks to only 0.17% today. As borrowing costs in troubled Spain and Italy went up again, France has become the main destination point of safe-haven flows. One may think that being a safe haven in Europe is Germany's prerogative. However, German yields are already negative and if the situation continues this way, French ones will soon turn negative as well. Source: Bloomberg This means that despite the fact that France's new president Francois Hollande is a socialist who favor spending, the nation is regarded as too big to fail. Spain and Italy, on the contrary, aren't enjoying investors' confidence no matter how much effort they show to reign in their fiscal problems. http://www.fbs.com/analytics/1970-01-01/18228-european-irony-french-yields-decline
Re: July/9/2012- Comments and forex-analytics from FBSAnalysts: bullish on AUD/NZD
Strategists at RBC Capital Markets recommend going long on AUD/NZD at current levels, targeting at 1.33/1.35 in the next 1-3 month. On Monday AUD/NZD trades on the upside, remaining flat around 1.28. The pair trades above a 100-day MA and close to a 38.2% Fibonacci retracement from a May-June decline. ANZ Research: The pair is to re-test the 1.30 level in coming months. A paring of Australian interest rate expectations against steady New Zealand rates should see support from the differential. Key NZ commodity prices such as those for dairy products appear set to weigh on the NZ dollar. Resistance for AUD/NZD lies at 1.2815 (July 2 and June 20 maximums), 1.2832 (50-day MA) and 1.2855 (June 13 maximum and 50% Fibonacci retracement), while support - at 1.2760 (July 5 minimum) and at 1.2737 (July 2 minimum). http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-07-09/18221-analysts-bullish-audnzd
Re: July/9/2012- Comments and forex-analytics from FBSEUR/USD down ahead of ECOFIN
EUR/USD touched its lowest level in two years ($1.2255) early Monday ahead of the EU finance ministers meeting, but then bounced to $1.2290. A two-day Eurogroup/ECOFIN Finance Ministers meeting (July 9-10) attracts the market attention. The policymakers are to discuss the details around the decisions from the EU Summit: on the top of the agenda is the Spain's and Cyprus' rescue. According to the EU diplomats, EU ministers will grant Spain one additional year, until 2014, to meet the 3% deficit target. Moreover, the new Greek Finance Minister will report on efforts to put the country's reform program back on track. The post EU-summit optimism has been rather short lived as yields on Spain's and Italy's 10-year bonds exceeded the pre-summit levels (above 7%) on Monday. The Sentix Investor Confidence index dropped to a 3-year low, coming out below the expectations and adding to investors' concerns. Image: Michael Shue http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-07-09/18226-eurusd-down-ahead-ecofin
Re: July/9/2012- Comments and forex-analytics from FBSDanske Bank: bullish on AUD/CAD
Analysts at Danske Bank are bullish on AUD/CAD in the medium term. The specialists think that the pair has bottomed out around 0.9955. In their view, if Aussie overcomes resistance in the $1.0455 zone (June 29 maximum), it will be able to rise to 1.0520 (19 March maximum), 1.0665 (28 October 2011 maximum) and then to 1.0785 – the bank recommends taking profits here. In the longer term, the bulls may push the pair to 1996 maximum at 1.1090. http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-07-09/18229-danske-bank-bullish-audcad
Re: July/9/2012- Comments and forex-analytics from FBSBanks' forecasts for FX majors
Here are banks' forecasts for FX majors. Data were submitted on July 6. http://static3.fbs.com/sites/default/files/image/analysis/July2012/09_07_12/prognozy_6.07.png Source: FX Week http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-07-09/18231-banks-forecasts-fx-majors
Re: July/9/2012- Comments and forex-analytics from FBSAspen Trading: recommendations for USD/CAD
Analysts at Aspen Trading Group recommend buying USD/CAD at C$1.0200, targeting at C$1.0600 and with a stop at C$0.9900. According to specialists, the pair is expected to rally on a falling stock market and falling crude oil. Lately Canada has demonstrated weak manufacturing and labor market data. Most analysts don't expect the BoC to raise interest rates in the nearest future on the back of recent disappointing data. http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-07-09/18218-aspen-trading-recommendations-usdcad
Re: July/9/2012- Comments and forex-analytics from FBSEUR's role as a funding currency grows
The single currency becomes more attractive as a funding currency for carry trade operations in the wake of the ECB rate cut on Thursday. The regulator lowered the borrowing rate to 0.75%, while the deposit rate – to zero, so in the nearest future investors are likely to use the euro as a "whipping boy" on the FX market. Traditionally, investors chose the Australian and the New Zealand dollar to benefit from higher interest rates offered there. However, these days some speculators switch attention to the Hungarian forint, the Polish zloty and the South African rand. Hungary's 10-year bonds, for example, bring nearly 8% compared to just 3.1% in Australia. AUD and NZD, however, remain the most reliable currencies for carry-trade operations: emerging European currencies are less liquid and much riskier. No matter which currency investors choose for their assets, euro will be the loser anyway as the market players will borrow in euro to invest elsewhere. This is a significant bearish factor for EUR. http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2012-07-09/18234-eurs-role-funding-currency-grows
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Happy Labor Day!
I'm sure a lot of you are barbecuing or heading to the multiplex and see Paranorman before the kids go back to school—thank GOD, am I right? However, if you're kicking it at home and keeping it low key, maybe you'd like to honor the rebellious laborers and union activists that gave us this beloved three-day weekend. And you can do that the best only way we at MamaPop know how – by watching movies about it!
Perhaps labor uprisings seem a little heavy for the end of summer, but remember that you owe this three-day weekend to those brave workers who rose up to fight for your right to grill brats and get awesome deals on sheets and towels on this fine September Monday afternoon.
1) Norma Rae
I mean, obviously, right? Sally Field won the Oscar and your approval for her performance as Norma Rae Webster, a textile mill worker who organizes a union in the face of harsh working conditions.
2) Newsies
If you prefer a little song and dance with your labor strike, you can watch a young Christian Bale in a neckerchief sing about Santa Fe and also about seizing the day and taking money from Pulitzer and Hearst. The Paperboy Strike, by the way, really did happen, but I imagine there weren't as many hitch-kicks during the real thing.
3) North Country
Okay, now that you have "King of New York" stuck in your head for the next week, let's visit a Minnesota coal mine and deal with sexual harassment! Yay! North Country stars Charlize Theron as a mineworker who fights back against rampant sexual harassment and verbal abuse in her blue-collar, male-dominated job. Actually, one aspect of this movie bugs the shit out of me: the fact that it kind of implies that it's only shitty how everyone treats Charlize Theron like the town slut because, as it turns out, she was raped. I guess if she had engaged in consensual sex at 16 and had a child, then it would be okay for everyone, including her dad, to treat her like a whore? Good to know. However, France McDormand is awesome in this, and that helps.
4) Office Space
Is this a labor struggle movie? I dunno, antihero Peter seems to struggle with the whole…labor thing. Okay, so this is not exactly a "labor" movie in the strictest sense, but for paper pushers the world over, it is a cathartic tribute to the ennui and frustration of a dead-end administrative job.
5) Silkwood
I have had some bad jobs in my day, but I am pretty sure none of them exposed me to nuclear radiation (though I never did get through the extensive list of ingredients in Jack in the Box's tacos ). Meryl Streep portrays real life whistleblower Karen Silkwood, who exposed illegal work conditions and safety violations in a plant that manufactures plutonium-uranium oxide fuel pins (just like Homer Simpson, only a little more threatening and with far fewer donuts).
6) Clerks
Okay, so this qualifies even less than Office Space, but it's the last day of summer, and Silkwood's a bummer, so you deserve a laugh. Dante—who is not even supposed to be here today—and fellow clerk Randall deal with shitty customers, play hockey, attend a funeral, and unintentionally bear witness to necrophilia in this debut by writer-director Kevin Smith. Just try not to suck any dick on the way to the video store. Just kidding – like those even exist anymore.
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Midwest Living Review
Quaker Square Inn started life as an oatmeal factory, and touches of that historic past remain in the lobby, where oversize murals paint the story of Quaker Oats. The large, old-fashioned advertisements for cereal gracing the soaring walls -- a little girl proudly gripping her puffed wheat box, a mother in yards of lace feeding her well-frocked son -- are quirky, but the real treat is the hotel's undulating design. After the factory closed in the early 70s, designers carved 91 guest rooms into 36 silos. Each room is almost completely round, and just getting to the door requires navigating curved pathways and following an endless series of directional signs. The common areas of the hotel feature three-dimensional wall sculptures created by local artist Don Drumm. A two-story frieze of a black-and-white psychedelic sun, its nose affixed prominently to the wall, gazes down on visitors passing through the lobby to the elevators. A train made of gears is frozen midchugg on another wall in one sitting area. Wandering to our rooms was like a mini art-walk in itself. The rooms are a mixed bag of upgrades. Granite countertops add luxury in the bathroom, and there are traditional touches such as a four-poster and Queen Anne-style furniture. But the TVs and artwork were a bit outdated for our tastes -- no flat-screens here. However, we came for the unique architecture, and the curved room didn't disappoint. One other perk: Everything was free, from the Wi-Fi to the parking to the buffet breakfast and access to the University of Akron's new workout facility. For travelers who want to stay downtown and be able to walk to local restaurants, the minor-league baseball stadium and the art museum, this is the place to stay. It definitely doesn't rate as the "coolest" hotel we've seen in a metropolitan area, but the quirk factor makes it a must-see stop on any tour.


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06:00 | This Is BBC Two Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two. [S] |
06:45 | Stage Door Film Comic drama set in a New York house for aspiring actresses, where sparks fly as various tenants vie for a professional break. Starring Katharine Hepburn and Ginger Rogers. [B&W, 1937] [S] |
08:15 | Two Tickets to Broadway Film Fast-paced musical in which a boss of a television show must contend with the efforts of a group of people trying to break into showbusiness. [1951] [S] |
10:00 | A History of Scotland 2/5. Hammers of the Scots: Neil Oliver charts the 13th century story of the two ruthless men who helped transform the Gaelic kingdom of Alba into the Scotland we recognise today. Also in HD. [AD,S] |
11:00 | Map Man 7/8. Mrs P's A-Z: Nicholas Crane travels across eight British historical maps. He follows the trail of Mrs Phyllis Pearsall, who created the London A-Z map almost singlehandedly in 1936. [AD,S] |
11:30 | Just a Minute 6/10. Game show. Host Nicolas Parsons is joined by regular Paul Merton and guests Graham Norton, Sue Perkins and Tony Hawks. Also in HD. [S] |
12:00 | The Chef's Protege 6/20. Working under Theo Randall's tutelage, students from Brooklands College in Surrey cook a wild mushroom risotto before he decides which one will leave the process. Also in HD. [S] |
12:30 | The Chef's Protege 7/20. Working under Theo Randall's tutelage, students from Brooklands College in Surrey cook a dish that reflects his core culinary principles, Italian squash tortellini. Also in HD. [S] |
13:00 | The Chef's Protege 8/20. Theo Randall puts the five remaining students through their paces by challenging them to cook their favourite dish before suggesting how he would improve them. Also in HD. [S] |
13:30 | The Chef's Protege 9/20. Theo Randall puts the four remaining students through their paces as they create their own rustic Italian dishes for rival chefs Michel Roux Jr and Tom Kitchin. Also in HD. [S] |
14:00 | The Chef's Protege 10/20. Theo Randall invites the remaining three students to cook at his restaurant where they are challenged to cook one of his signature dishes for a special lunch service. Also in HD. [S] |
14:30 | Coast 4/6. Peril from the Seas: Coast ventures to the furthest flung reaches of the British Isles. Nick Crane tells the astonishing tale of the Great Storm of 1703. Also in HD. [S] |
15:00 | Auction Hero 2/3. Antiques dealer Andrew Lamberty buys a range of fascinating objects and donates all the profits to a food bank in Farham and a disabled support group in Aberdeen. Also in HD. [S] |
16:00 | Antiques Road Trip 1/20. James Braxton and Charles Hanson head for Cornwall on the final leg of their road trip. Charles has an enchanting experience and James goes to the fair. [S] |
17:00 | Flog It! 23/24. Bodmin: Experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey join Paul Martin at St Petroc's Church in Bodmin. While they hunt for antiques, Paul explores Cornish wrestling. Also in HD. [S] |
18:00 | Golf: PGA Championship Highlights Hazel Irvine introduces third round highlights of the PGA Championship from Wentworth, the European Tour's flagship event. Also in HD. [S] |
19:00 | Chelsea Flower Show 2013 14/15. Alan Titchmarsh, Joe Swift and Nicki Chapman round off the week at Chelsea with the famous plant sell-off. And the RHS Peoples' Award-winning show garden is revealed. Also in HD. [S] |
20:20 | Dad's Army 1/6. Wake Up Walmington: Classic wartime sitcom. Captain Mainwaring's platoon masquerade as traitors to test the town's reaction to the threat of invasion. [S] |
20:50 | QI 9/16. House and Home: Stephen Fry asks unanswerable questions about house and home, with Bill Bailey, Eddie Izzard, Danny Baker and Alan Davies. Also in HD. [S] |
21:20 | David Bowie - Five Years An intimate portrait of five key years in David Bowie's career, featuring interviews with his closest collaborators and previously unseen material. Contains some strong language. [S] |
22:50 | The Man Who Fell to Earth Film An alien visits Earth in search of water for his dying planet but falls victim to his hosts. Starring David Bowie. Contains strong language and sexual content. Also in HD. [1976] [S] |
01:05 | The Wackness Film A high-school graduate (Josh Peck) faces time alone in Manhattan, before he strikes up an unlikely friendship with his therapist. Contains very strong language. Also in HD. [2008] [S] |
02:40 | This Is BBC Two Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two. [S] |
05:55 | The Mad Miss Manton Film Wealthy socialite Melsa Manton has big problems - she just can't help finding corpses wherever she goes. What is worse, the cadavers keep disappearing and no-one will believe her. [B&W, 1938] [S] |


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I really love this show, love the John family they are great. You really are given a chance to see the hidden world of the gypsy culture, I hope there is a second season, I would like to see more on the wives, how they cope and deal with the life given to them. I love Tina she is great, she really has a handsome husband and sons, I love watching her and the interaction with the family on a day to day basis.


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Bob Seger announces April show for Palace of Auburn Hills
You didn't really think Bob Seger would go on tour and not play his home town, did you?
Seger — who hits the road with his Silver Bullet Band on Feb. 27 in Toledo — has announced an April 11 stop at the Palace of Auburn Hills, with tickets going on sale at 10 a.m. Feb. 16 at the box office and via Ticketmaster, while fan club members will have early access. Prices and support act information will be announced soon.
If past practice holds it won't be the only show Seger plays in the area. There are certainly a window for more dates; Seger and company aren't slated to play again after that until April 16 at the new Barclays Center in Brooklyn. He's also playing a second Toledo show on March 1, as well as a March 5 concert in Grand Rapids.
The Palace date is one of several Seger has added to his Rock And Roll Never Forgets Tour, including Chicago (April 6) and Dayton (April 9). Joe Walsh will open in Chicago, Vancouver (March 27), Seattle (March 29), Portland (March 30), Denver (April 2) and St. Louis (April 4), and Seger will be double-billed with Kid Rock in Minneapolis/St. Paul (March 15) and Fargo, N.D. (March 16).
Seger and the Silver Bullet crew are in the midst of rehearsals for the tour, and he's continuing to work on his next album, the follow-up to 2006's "Face the Promise." Seger also joins John Fogerty for a duet on Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Who'll Stop the Rain" on Fogerty's new album, "Wrote a Song For Everyone," which comes out May 28.
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Mentor looking for CityFest volunteers
The Mentor Recreation Department staff is busily working to create a new, community-focused festival for this summer, and now it's asking the community to get involved.
A nine-person Festival Committee is being established, along with 15 subcommittees, to handle the task of putting on Mentor CityFest. The first committee meeting is planned for February.
"We are looking for volunteers, both for the two days of the festival but also for the work in advance," Recreation Superintendent Paul Hegreness said.
Volunteer opportunities include planning for promotions, games, community groups, vendors and crafts. Numerous volunteers are needed at the festival for help with entertainment, parade line-up, handling tickets and working at the informational table. Set-up and clean-up assistance also is sought.
There is no deadline to apply, but officials are asking those interested to do so as soon as possible. Applications to help at the festival itself will be taken up until a month before the event, which is Aug. 23 and 24.
"For our planning committee, we are looking for people with good people skills, experience in communications, public speaking, supervisory or planning," said Nick Standering, Senior Center recreation coordinator who is in charge of the volunteer committee. "During the festival, we are looking for energetic and outgoing people. Other attributes that would be helpful are supervisory skills or somebody handy with tools."
CityFest replaces the 35-year-old It's Better in Mentor Days. Last year, the administration was asked to reinvent it after an audit revealed how much of the festival was being subsidized by the city and some council members said the event needed a fresh approach.
Changes include a revised layout, canning the carnival rides and a less-restrictive area for alcohol sales. Some of the more popular features will return, such as the parade and the 5K run.
New attractions include a concert by Chicago-based Beatles tribute band BritBeat, fireworks, shows by the Cincinnati Circus, a trapeze ride, indoor laser tag, inflatables and trackless train rides, and activities at Civic Arena and Civic Center Pool. Some of the items will require a small fee.
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The total budget will be about the same as It's Better in Mentor, $80,000 to $90,000, officials said. The city is seeking sponsors in exchange for festival perks, along with naming rights.
A festival website is to be launched at the beginning of February.
To apply, go to http://cityofmentor.com/play/cityfest and print out a volunteer form, or call Standering at 440-974-5725, or Marcey Bryant at 440-974-5735, and request a form by mail.
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