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1/3lb. certified angus burger cooked to your liking, topped with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle served with French fries
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Char grilled chicken breast basted with house BBQ sauce topped with pineapple slices and swiss cheese served with home made chips
Creamy Ranch Chicken Pasta
Diced chicken breast sautéed with sundried tomatoes and simmered in a rich ranch parmesan cream sauce placed over angel hair pasta
Baked Italian Whitefish
Fresh whitefish coated with Italian bread crumbs baked and served with choice of potato and veggies
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Our own seasoned, tri-colored tortilla chips piled high and topped with cheddar jack cheese, tomatoes, jalapenos, black olives and scallions. Served with sour cream and our own homemade salsa. Cheese, beef, or chicken choice.
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Breaded mozzarella cheese sticks served golden brown with a side of marinara or ranch dressing.
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Our thick cut spanish onion rings beer battered and served golden brown.
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Spuds and Stuff
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Our original calamari deep-fried to a golden brown. Served with cocktail sauce and lemon.
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Seasoned, homemade tortilla chips served with our own homemade salsa.
Saganaki Opa!
A greektown tradition. Flaming kasseri cheese served with fresh, warm pita bread.
Steak Tips Marsala
Marinated steak tips sautéed with roasted red peppers, smothered in a marsala wine sauce, and served with bread.
Mesquite Chicken Spring Rolls
Spring rolls filled with mesquite chicken, mexican spices, cheddar cheese and green chili peppers. Served with ranch dressing.
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French onion soup
Our homemade French onion soup topped with croutons and melted cheese.
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House Salad
Crisp salad green, garnished with tomato, cucumber, red onion, homemade croutons, and your choice of dressing.
Chicken Mardi Gras Salad
Spring mix greens topped with sesame honey-glazed chicken breast, sliced apple, egg, mandarin orange segments, raisins, and toasted almonds. Served with a side of herbed garlic bread and our own orange marmalade raspberry vinaigrette dressing.
Greek Salad
Crisp lettuce topped with sliced beets, kalamata olives, pepperoncinis, tomatoes, red onions, and feta cheese, served with a side of niki's greek dressing and a side of fresh, warm pita bread.
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Taco Salad
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Mary's Chicken Salad
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New York Sizzler
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Santa Fe Baby Back Ribs
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Golden Salmon
Fresh atlantic salmon char grilled and glazed with a sweet golden BBQ sauce garnished with scallions.
Shepherds Pie
Traditional shepherd's pie with ground angus beef, carrots, peas, topped with garlic herb mashed potatoes.
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Traditional fish and fries served with lots of tartar sauce and a choice of potato, vegetables, and soup or salad.
Sautéed or Dipped Lake Perch
Fresh perch, sautéed or golden dipped served with lemon wedge and tartar sauce. Served with potato and vegetable.
Fresh Pasta Dinners
Pasta Primavera
Fresh garden vegetables sauteed and tossed in a white wine garlic cream sauce, served over fettuccine pasta.
Baked Penne
Penne pasta tossed in a marinara sqauce then topped with melted mozzarella cheese.
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Triple Decker Club
Sliced Turkey, fresh leaf lettuce, provolone cheese, tomatoes, roasted red peppers, and bacon stacked high on toasted bread with a side of cole slaw.
Fish Monger
Fresh icelandic cop dipped in beer batter, served golden brown, on a kaiser roll.
Manchester Reuben
Corned beef or Turkey, sauerkraut or coleslaw and Swiss cheese on grilled marble rye bread. served with a side of thousand island dressing and cole slaw.
Philly Steak and Cheese Sandwich
Shaved roast beef or grilled chicken topped with grilled peppers, onions, mushrooms and provolone cheese on a crusted roll with cole slaw.
Stag Salmon Sandwich
Fresh atlantic salmon char grilled and glazed with sweet and spicy black Cherry bourbon BBQ sauce, served on a pretzel roll.
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Fresh angus beef burger grilled and served on a fresh, grilled sesame seed bun with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and coleslaw.
Shores Double Decker Burger
Two 1/3 lb. certified angus beef burgers grilled and topped with bacon and American cheese on a fresh kaiser roll. Served with coleslaw.
Bacon and Cheddar Burger
1/2Lb. Certified angus beef burger stacked with bacon and cheddar cheese. Served with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, and coleslaw.
Shorian Patty Melt
1/2 Lb. Certified angus beef burger topped with grilled onions, swiss cheese, served on grilled marble rye bread with a side of thousand island and cole slaw.
Big Ben Burger
1/2 Pound angus burger topped with provolone cheese, portabella mushroom, grilled onions, guiness sour cream sauce, then stacked with onion rings.
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Chicken Club
Grilled chicken breast topped with crisp bacon and your choice of cheese. Served on a kaiser roll.
Red Stag Buffalo Chicken Sandwich
Lightly floured chicken breast deep-fried and tossed in a sweet and spicy black Cherry bourbon bbq sauce. Served on a kaiser bun.
Pita Sandwiches
Grilled Chicken Pita
Grilled breast of chicken sliced thin, with shredded lettuce, tomatoes, blend of cheddar jack monterey cheese served with a side of ranch dressing and cole slaw.
Greek Pita
Grilled strips of chicken, feta cheese, lettuce, tomato, and olives stuffed in fresh, warm pita bread. Served with a side of niki's greek dressing and cole slaw.
Chicken Caesar Pita
Grilled breast of chicken sliced with our classic caesar salad and stuffed in fresh, warm pita bread with a side of cole slaw and a pickel.
Ranchers Roll-Up
Fresh Turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato and cheddar jack cheese with ranch dressing rolled in a sun-dried tomato tortilla. served with a side of cole slaw.
Junior Club
Shorian Chicken Fingers
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Grilled Cheese
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At a time when most men-- particularly those of noble birth and ample means, residing in 1867 London-- are settling into middle-aged routine, Sir Charles Lenox is throwing over his thoroughly contented bachelorhood as a private detective (strictly pro bono), often assisted by his physician friend, Dr. Thomas McConnell, and his Man Friday (official title: butler) Graham.
However, Lenox has been recently elected to the House of Commons; Graham is elevated to the post of Lenox's private secretary in Parliament; and the Good Doctor and his wife are fast awaiting a blessed event.
Moreover, Lenox has married his lifelong friend and next-door neighbor on Hampden Lane in Mayfair, the widowed Lady Jane Grey.
As this fourth Lenox mystery commences, Sir Charles and Lady Jane are on the threshold of returning from their summertime honeymoon in Europe to a conjoined household.
Upon their arrival, a fellow M.P., Ludovic Starling, approaches Lenox about investigating the murder of one of his young footmen.
Jane is far from thrilled: Isn't Lenox going to drop his investigations and concentrate on his obligations to the State?
Lenox himself has misgivings, but Graham is proving hyper-efficient at handling all the humdrum of scheduling, paper shuffling, and meeting and greeting the Right People in the hallowed halls of government.
Lenox is also assisted-- solely on the detecting front-- by young Lord John Dallington, who was sent down from Cambridge for disreputable and dissolute behavior. Nevertheless, Lenox is making something of an honest man of Dallington, who has cut down considerably on the champers and carousing.
Nonetheless, Dallington's reputation has preceded him, often presenting stumbling blocks to his detection; whereas, Lenox's newfound status as M.P. has earned him greater respect as a detective in many quarters.
However, the flip side of that farthing is that his freshly minted title also renders him ripe for the picking by the press.
Because of the rapid changes-- the flux of Lenox's life-- this fourth novel marks a departure from the earlier titles in author Charles Finch's series.
The mystery line of the story-- the case of the murdered footman-- proves solvable early on, owing largely to the presentation of a too-vital clue. Finch, a writer to has fingertips, slips with two continuity breaks. For instance, at the close of one chapter, Lenox and Dallington are riding off from Hampden Lane in a coach. At the opening of the following chapter, they are back in the residence, awaiting said coach.
Nevertheless, this blog remains solidly in favor of Finch's polished stylistics and plentiful period details. The novel blooms whenever Finch is forthcoming with his wry humor. A dinner gathering at Ludovic Starling's manse, as well as two soirees (one given by Lady Jane, the other by the McConnells) are especially well presented.
A new character, Finch's parliamentary scrivener, drips comedic potential like a cracked bottle of India ink.
With Finch so adept at Dickensian flourishes, with his being so right to be writing this series, it would be a shame to see Lenox morosely mired in a gloomy conflict between his avocational pursuits and his newfound duties.
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Nothing grabs a news headline like a failed celebrity weight-loss attempt.
Kirstie Alley (left) is well aware of this, as is Oprah (below left).
Our very own Magda Szubanski copped it nicely after her speculated failed weight loss journey joined the UK riots and a looming financial crisis as ground-breaking news on a recent Wednesday evening.
What is it about weight loss, or rather weight-loss struggles that interest us so much?
Is it that we revel in the fact that others, no matter how rich or well-known, too can struggle with the battle of the bulge, or simply that we are all so weight obsessed that the magazines and television producers know that a weight headline will guarantee them ratings, no matter how light on the story?
Without a doubt it is human nature to use others' misfortunes to make us feel a little better about our lives or, in this case, our own weight battles.
If celebrities can remain popular, wealthy and hugely successful with some extra weight, this almost gives us permission to do the same.
Mind you, we love seeing thin celebrities just as much, because they epitomise what many of us would really love to be: thin, popular and hugely successful.
The reality is though, that it tends to be much easier to be too fat than too thin and the entire weight loss industry's foundations are built on the fact that the process of losing weight, and keeping it off, is actually extremely complicated.
While reality television weight loss shows may explain the transformation of individuals who lose 100-plus kilograms as a simple balance of calories-in versus calories-out, significant weight loss in the real world it is a different story.
It is for this simple reason that so many of us struggle with our weight on an ongoing basis.
The Herald Sun reported last week that Magda Szubanski had parted ways with Jenny Craig.
Weight loss is hard, very hard and it takes much time, commitment and energy to lose even a few kilos, let alone 30 or 40.
As a weight loss specialist I can honestly tell you that to successfully lose and keep off 20 or more kilos you are looking at a life-long commitment and at least a two-year weight loss intervention.
Yes, calories-in versus calories-out are one part of this but there are also numerous other metabolic, physical and psychological variables to consider that don't just make weight loss a specific science but also extremely hard.
Not only do both diet and exercise regimes need constant monitoring and altering, hormone testing in consultation with an endocrinologist is often necessary.
In most cases, there are behavioural interventions required to teach us how to control our eating behaviour in different situations and perhaps, most importantly, there may also be significant psychological variables needing attention.
Now, this is not to say that weight loss is impossible. In fact, the benefits of losing weight and, more importantly, learning to control it long-term will always outweigh the negatives as individuals ultimately regain control of their body and their lives.
What it does mean is that for any individual who battles with their weight, whether it be a celebrity, your best friend or yourself, is that weight control is complicated and we never know what is really going on physically, emotionally or mentally for that person.
And this could not be truer than when it comes to the celebrities we know and love, whether they are too fat or too thin.
We simply do not know what other variables may be impacting on their ability or desire to lose weight and keep it off, and the truth is, it really is none of our business. In fact, the best thing we can all do is to concentrate on controlling our own weight because, to be honest, that is hard enough.
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*Susie Burrell is one of Australia's leading dietitians with degrees in both nutrition and psychology. Susie regularly appears on Channel 7's Today Tonight and Sunrise and is a regular contributor to Woman's Day and SHAPE magazines. Susie released her first book, Losing the last 5kg last year and has a nutrition practice in Sydney. For more information go to www.susieburrell.com.au.
11 Responses to this article
lorene furmage August 19, 2011
Surely positive reinforcement is a much better way to encourage weight loss success. Magda lost alot of weight so she should be congratulated for that and encouraged to maintain the loss and if possible continue to her goal weight. Highlighting any recent gains in weight will only destroy this confidence in her ability to make further progress. A small bump in the road is not worth mentioning, its the long term goal which is important here.
lizzymint August 22, 2011
Having just finished reading Sweet Poison it seems there's a lot more to losing weight than 'calories in….' etc. It's also about WHAT you eat. At Weight Watchers you can eat pretty much anything you like – and I imagine all the other weight-loss systems would follow a similar theme – as long as you eat a lot less of it. As soon as I went back to normal eating after losing 10 kilos I just put it all back on. So far, it's been much easier to just cut out sugar (fructose) and eat everything else normally. I've lost three kilos in 6 weeks without even trying. But I'm doing it to feel healthy, not to change how I look – and I think that's a much better incentive.
Michelle August 22, 2011
Now I love Magda, Oprah and all the other ladies mentioned in this article and I don't disagree with the content here.
However, I believe that part of the reason why the media report on celebrity weight loss "failures" is that the celebrities themselves crow so much about losing the weight, in the same media, in the first place. Just look at the womens' mags for the "fabulous new me" article usually accompanied by some gushing praise for some weight loss product or recommendation that they have (usually for money) lent their name to.
Such articles usually also include some ridiculous statement like "my life has changed now, I'm never going back there".
I say keep it private in the first place, don't hawk yourself like a product and you won't have an issue when it all goes pear shaped.
Seana Smith August 23, 2011
I love a good news story of health + happiness, but the gasp-horror weight regain ones are deplorable.. and probably as much due to Photoshop as anything, don't you reckon? Thank goodness no-one is looking at my life so closely.
Having been somewhat overweight all my life (but not slipped into obese generally) there's something about the lateish 40′s that has got me sitting up and paying attention. Hurtling towards 50 seems to have made me realise that my eating habits need to change profoundly. Ironically I cook for four kids and a husband who are fit, slender and even skinny. Not fair!
And things are changing, it's easier to be accepting of life's harsh realities when older, maybe? And also, I've eaten so much chocolate in my life, do I really NEED any more?
Susie's weekly emails are a great Monday morning reminder to help start the week well. Thanks Susie.
Fran August 28, 2011
I love how it suddenly becomes "intervention…psychological help…constant monitoring…" etc whenever it comes to weight loss these days. I, myself am not thin. I have been bigger more than smaller for most of my life and think that the weight issue, apart from being a multi billion dollar industry and thus something that NO weight loss clinic or product wants any of us to succeed in for any length of time, the fact that we all feel so helpless and have no idea of what its like to eat a 'normal diet' any more goes to show that there is more at stake here than a few kilograms lost from those that want to lose it.
I am heartily sick to death of people telling those of us that are overweight what is "wrong with us". Get over yourselves! If we want to lose weight, its in this countries best interests to show us an effective and honest approach to doing so before the 'obesity epidemic' that we are constantly being thrown at us overtakes us all and the national health system breaks down under the (no pun intended…) weight of it all.
I was 1 of 2 larger girls at my school. Yes…the entire school was thin apart from myself and another girl. What is the difference between now and then? A truck load of chemicals in our food, hijacking by the diet industry and removal of control via the media and our constant need to keep up with the Jones. Once we stop looking outside ourselves for our weight loss solutions, we will succeed. Till then, those of you who are overweight (and they have just revised size 14 to now be obese girls….) if you are going to eat, make sure that you enjoy doing so, so at least you wont die of stress or cancer. There are worse things to have as the monkey on your back (smoking for instance). -
Antonia September 14, 2011
HI as a Natural Therapist, from my experiences, weight , is generally an energetic concept. from time of conception, we experience energy – every thing we do is energy and that becomes what I call a story, your story, and we have millions of them which stores in that amazing mind brain, memory, then cellular memory. And then it's a matter of letting the energy go, or shifting it is what I do. Life is interesting isn't it


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Life happens to everyone, everyday it ...it doesn't pass anyone by.
You have to make the choice to live each day to the fullest and find happiness in the small things. Don't waste your life waiting for something good to "happen". I've seen many people in my life live that way. They say "Oh I'll feel so much better when I get that promotion" , or "If only I could meet a great guy I would be happy"...or, "Once I lose 20 pounds I'm going to finally feel good about myself." Precious days and years are wasted with these types of thoughts. It's okay to want those things but you have to be truly happy with your life without them. Plus, If you stay positive and focus on the good things, the things you want from life will come sooner.
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Protect Your Silver Profits Now
by Marc Lichtenfeld, Senior Analyst, Investment U
Wednesday, April 27, 2011: Issue #1500
I'm not going to pretend I'm smart enough to call the top in silver. As John Maynard Keynes once said, "Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent."
I have no idea if silver will top out at $50, $100, or more.
But I do know one thing. I've seen this movie (twice) before, and I know how it ends. Which is why I recommend that you take a breath and think about how and why you should protect any profits gained from silver's recent meteoric rise.
Investors have short-term memories and always say, "This time it's different." But it's not. Sure, our problems, challenges and successes are not the same as the past, but human nature does not change…
The Same Arguments During the Real Estate and Internet Bubbles…
I sat front and center for two bubbles in the past decade and heard the same argument both times.
While living in San Francisco during the dot-com bubble, 32-year-old paper millionaires would routinely tell me that they planned to retire in two years. Everyone was trading stocks because "it was the only way to make money." Books were written claiming the Dow Jones Industrial Average would go to 36,000.
The internet was a whole new "paradigm shift." Life would never be the same.
The internet did in fact change the way we work and live. But after a little while, the markets became sane and stocks were valued appropriately. As a result, investors in many dot-com stocks got crushed and the 32-year-old paper millionaires are now 42-year-old thousandaires who still work for a living.
Fast-forward five years. It's 2006, and I now live in Florida, one of the top markets for real estate speculation. At a dinner party, a pharmaceuticals salesman tells me real estate "is the only way to make money."
On the way home, my wife chews me out for not being like the pharma rep and missing the opportunity to buy property in St. Lucie County, where land is cheap and investors are flipping houses and home sites.
Five years later the housing market still hasn't recovered from the crash. Certain neighborhoods (especially in St. Lucie County) still look like a Category 3 hurricane blew through it with half-finished or abandoned houses that have been ransacked.
The Recent Rise in Precious Metals
So when it comes to the recent rise in precious metals, let me be absolutely clear: This time it's not different…
Yes, I know we have a debt problem in this country. Yes, silver has industrial uses. And as a result, perhaps silver will never return to the lows of even just a few years ago.
But when…
- CNBC is broadcasting from coin dealer shows,
- The U.S. Mint has sold out of Silver Eagle Coins,
- And blogs are calling for silver prices of $750, $2,000, or even $4,000
…we're getting close to a mania (if we're not in it already).
Keep in mind, I'm not bearish on the metal. In fact, I believe precious metals belong in most people's portfolios. I agree with The Oxford Club's asset allocation model, that five percent of the portfolio should be invested in precious metals. I've even done that myself.
I'm not a mining expert. But what I do know about is investor behavior and its history of repeating itself over and over again.
Above is a chart of the Nasdaq during the bubble days compared with silver today. You can see that the pattern is similar. We know what happened next on the Nasdaq chart. Will silver follow?
Protect Your Silver Profits with Puts and Trailing Stops
If you're an investor in silver, you need to start protecting your profits. I'm not going to tell you to sell your silver. Silver bugs won't do it anyway. But I'm hoping that there are enough rational people out there to, at the very least, buy some insurance on it – just in case it corrects or it turns out that it really isn't different this time.
Whether you own stocks like Silver Wheaton (NYSE: SLW), coins, or the iShares Silver Trust (NYSE: SLV) ETF, consider buying some puts. If you can't buy puts on the miners, you can do so on the ETF.
A put is an option (but not a requirement) to sell a stock at a certain price. For example:
- If you bought the October 40 put on the iShares Silver Trust, you can sell the ETF for $40 at any time between now and the third Friday in October, no matter what the ETF price is.
- If SLV doesn't go below $40, your put would expire in October worthless.
- If SLV is below $40, no matter whether it's trading at $39.95 or $20, you can sell the ETF for $40.
No worries if you don't actually own the ETF. You can still use the puts to protect the value of your coins or other silver investments because the value of the puts will go higher as SLV decreases in price.
Keep in mind that one option contract controls 100 shares, so if you see a quoted price for the put of $2.90, it will actually cost you $290.
If you don't like trading options, then at least place a trailing stop on any of your silver stocks. And stick to them. Don't cancel them as the price falls, because you decide you want to hang on to the stock and just know that it'll rebound.
Trust yourself that you placed the stop for a good reason. A stop is designed to remove the emotion from the selling decision.
A New "Golden Age" for Silver?
Perhaps we've entered a new "golden age" for silver. Maybe the metal does go to $100 or higher. But if you've made some money on the run-up, it makes sense to protect your hard-fought gains.
After all, I'm sure many of you bought life insurance when you were young and at the peak of health. This is no different.
Where are we in this cycle? I'd argue we're right around the Thrill area. Maybe a little past it. As we approach the euphoria stage it's time to start playing a little bit of defense.
Good investing,
Marc Lichtenfeld
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20 Responses to "Protect Your Silver Profits Now"
Howard Says:
Marc- Thank you for a very well written, non emotional analysis of the Silver Market. While I am a little more bullish than you are, nevertheless it is time to "put" in some protection to protect my gains.
Broadly speaking where would you say are undervalued assets these days?
F.J. Says:
Good article Marc.
I agree with you. But, I hedge with options on futures rather than options on stocks. That way my physical 'horde' of metals is also protected.
Tina Says:
I think we are currently flanked by Euphoria and Anxiety.Recent purchasers of physical will not want to offload so soon but they will not feel confident holding either.
Arnold Mager Says:
If you are going to do a comparison, do it with gold or platinum or copper, please don't use NASDAQ, it's a different animal. You can also compare the 1929 DOW versus 1980 gold and see similarities. As long as the government keeps printing money, you may see a correction, but you have not seen a top yet. The dollar is dropping weekly, what should Americans buy? Swiss Francs or Silver? Makes sense to buy both.
James Nelson Says:
This was an excellent article written about a most essential investment lesson. Its so nice and refreshing to be able to pick up advice like this that helps us to hold on to what we worked so hard to build instead of seeing it wasting away in a bear market. Thank you so much.
James Nelson
Kristina martinsson Says:
How to use metals as new currency,when dollars falls
MICHAEL S. TOMASIC Says:
Just wanted to say thank you for your very well-reasoned reminder that everything that goes up, ultimately comes down. The very steep climb depicted in your chart compels me to recall that the stocks, commodities and other investments are no different than the latest fighter aircraft. No matter how much thrust they have, a vertical climb always ends in a stall and and a plummet from the sky.
Eighteen months ago, i bought and sold "junk" silver coins for $11 – $12 for each dollar of coin silver. Today, those same coins sell for at least $30 per $1 of coin silver, and you can't buy a silver dollar for less than $33.
I shall try to find an appropriate silver put to cover the eventual downturn as soon as possible. I only have two question. Should the put(s) be purchased for ETFs, mining stocks or other entities and for what approximate time frame?
Thanks again for a valuable suggestion.
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i will hold silver no matter what,,thanks good advice,,appreciate:)
Wayne Says:
Not all stock is with option. SLW has no.
JLH Says:
Good advice, BUT you fail to acknowledge that the price of silver has been manipulated and artifically depressed for decades. Also weighing in is the factor of the enormous short position of JPMorgan-Chase. The cat is out of the bag and they are between a rock and a hard place. There are only two possibile recourses – deliver on silver they DON'T have or pay the current prices to cover their shorts. Either one will drive the price higher. PLEASE don't give your readers advise when you don't have all the facts.
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THANK YOU, finally someone not just rewording what every other "expert" has been repeating day in and day out, JPMorgan-Chase is in a hold your breath and cross your fingers with their investors,now if the JPMorgan-Chase investor wants to maximize profit DEMAND PHYSICAL DELIVERY NOW!!!! Reinvest your profits and watch the finger pointing and excuses to begin.
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I believe you when you say precious metals are no different from prior runs up…BUT I believe you are way off in your timing. I think we are only about 1/2 way through the up cycle,ie way too early to sell and get out! -
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Given todays FED announcement and silver's response….I have only one thing to say…
How is your foot???
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Can we still buy vanguard precious metals. It says
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In the dot.com bubble, there was no shortage of software.
In the housing bubble there was no shortage of housing.
Neither is paralleled by the present sustained rise in the real value of silver.
Short it at your peril.
Long term, we are at the Optimism stage.
And remember that nobody really NEEDED those tulips, either.
KAY Says:
I sadly watch many rare hand made silver items sold and melted down years ago, craftmanship we wont see again, all lost forever!
People go wild!
I bought hugh amounts of gold at $800.00 a oz It went down to $600.00 and I was stuck it went on for yrs, SO It happens to gold too. Emergency's come up you have to get what you can. It took years for Gold to climb back up.It was a $200.00 a ounce loss at the time for some of the investment. Now you cant buy it for less than $1,500.00 a oz. Guess what I'm say is*** They both gold and silver go up and down you just have to have enough cash so you dont need the money you invested in the gold and silver(ever) OR be young enough to be able to wait for it to go back up, if it hits bottom.But looking back I'd rather lose $15.00 a ounce on Silver THAN $200.00 a ounce on Gold!There has to be something a person can buy and hold that will be worth something $$ dollar wise, And that the average person at Wal-Mart or United or 7-11 can afford to buy
( with whats left over from their wages after gas,inflation and rent eats thru most of it)!That will keep it's value***A saving accounts after inflation they said are now worth a -2% NOW .So is there a answer?
S Genk Says:
Appreciate your article, Marc. I know your vision is right on target
With one holding 'junk' silver coin and/or one ounce coins, I'm not sure I understand the best way to protect from downside risk, since I would like to continue holding it. What puts specifically can work in this scenario?
Happy to be a subscriber. -
N Dawg Says:
Well written analysis of silver markets. Yes, investors need to be cautious and not let emotions of quick profit cloud their judgement. I'd never would have expected silver to be this close to $50. That's why I'm personally switching back to buying some gold too. If you look at the charts, it stayed flat in '08. Silver on the other hand is much more volatile when there's a crash.
One point I'd like to offer a little constructive criticism. Your article seems to be written for big investors. However, anyone can benefit and should have a few 90% junk silver quarters of 1-oz rounds lying around just in case they need them to survive. (Just in case the worst is true if you know what I mean).
tony kahmann Says:
Silver and also gold are the only "real money" paper is going to be only worth paper. This is not the old rise and fall of precious metals as in the past as the governments of all the free countries are going bankrupt and especially the good old greenback. No fiscal discipline, no leadership, blowing trillions on two wars and the housing market, which is over half the economy, in shambles with no recovery in sight. Our life style as we have had in the past is going to be a lost shangrilla never more to visit.. So gold and silver will come back into vogue as the only "real money"….in my opinion!
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For those of you new to our hobby, Games Day is easily the biggest, coolest and most exhilarating event in the Games Workshop calendar. As always we've been hard at work coming up with new attractions to each event and this year promises to be absolutely huge, with more games, more miniatures, and more hobby madness than ever before. The main reason that we're mentioning it now is that Games Day tickets are already on sale in Spain, the US, Italy, France and the UK (for White Dwarf subscribers). Simply head over to the ticket page on the website to order yours.
The first among many things to see on the day is the Golden Demon awards - the big daddy of Games Day. Every year several thousand people around the world enter the Golden Demon awards and with so many beautifully painted miniatures in one place, it is a veritable cornucopia of hobby excellence, and a great place to find inspiration for your own projects. Who knows, you might even enter the competition yourself and be deemed worthy of a Golden Demon Trophy (which can be seen below) for your hard work.
The Golden Demon stands proud, flanked by the Armies on Parade trophy and his step-brother, the Scrap Demon, who often makes an appearance at the conversion competition.
We've also got the new kid on the block turning up - Armies on Parade. Last year was the first time that every Games Day ran Armies on Parade and the level of competition was mind-blowing. If you haven't seen some of the entries from last year then make sure you check them out below. We have a feeling that Armies on Parade is going to keep growing year on year and judging by the 2011 entries, it won't be long before it rivals the Golden Demon awards in terms of scale. To find out more about Armies on Parade, check out this blog post. I'll also be starting my own project over the next few weeks, and showing off a few really inspirational displays that have been sent in to us, so make sure you stay tuned.
But Games Day isn't all about painting miniatures and entering competitions. Sure, that's a big part of it for many people, but there are so many other activities to join in with. Here are just a few of the events that we've featured at Games Day's in the past:
Participation games are a huge part of Games Day, and the opportunity for you to take part in some truly humongous battles. As you can see from the pictures above, some of them really are massive. All of these battlefields, and the miniatures on them, are built and painted by the staff in our Hobby Centres. Who knows, if you ask them nicely you might even get to help them paint some up for the event itself.
Another great reason to go to Games Day is the opportunity to meet the people that bring our hobby to life - the sculptors, painters, artists and writers. For many hobbyists, the opportunity to chat to the person that wrote your favourite Army Book, or sculpted your favourite miniature, is not to be missed.
And on the topic of chatting to people, both the Black Library and Forge World will also be at every Games Day. Not only is this a great opportunity to meet the authors, editors and designers, but it's also a fantastic chance to pick up a few of the latest releases and, if you're especially lucky, get your hands on some in advance (those cheeky chaps in Black Library often sneak a few special edition books onto their stalls just before the doors open).
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I'm still keeping up with ongoing coverage (from sources independent of the US media consortium), and am heartened to see at least that the two convicted seem to have apologised for their conduct, and that there's scope for the victim to move on from this incident (according to press statements from her lawyer). I've also caught wind of the rumour that further charges against other people may yet be laid. It's important for the sake of a system that purports to effect justice that everybody culpable is trialled.
Survey statistics indicate that up to 1 in 3 females have been the victim of some form of sexual misconduct. It's also the case that less than 1% of alleged sexual assaults results in a completed trial, because it's such a convoluted, expensive and exposing process. It's also rare (and in a twisted sense fortuitous) to have such ready access to self-incriminating evidence so thoughtlessly distributed across public channels.
Hopefully when those kids get out of juvie they'll take whatever opportunity they can get to serve a proper, lifelong penance, and not try to forget this sorry chapter.
Posted Mar 20, '13 at 4:02pm
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Suppression of real justice on criminals due to hypothetical or present fame promotes inequality of citizens, and the USA has a rough, rough history of doing this, hell, even more than other developed countries (see: Chris Brown, OJ Simpson, Justin Timberlake, Michael Vick). Being the victim of a rape charge because the plaintiff was unconscious is akin to "It's not my fault I killed the family by setting their house on fire--they shouldn't have been asleep at the time". What's another tragic case where the media focused on the defendant and not at all on the victims? The school shooting where multiple children and faculty members were killed.
It shouldn't even be a matter of money either, since any coin flip you have a tragic, viral story where many people are tuning in to listen to developments. It's just a wrong, WRONG mindset these people are having.
Invoking Godwin's Law: "We shouldn't have gone to war with Hitler and pushed him to suicide: Who knows? He might have been a famous artist after WW2 was over!"
Posted Mar 20, '13 at 4:04pm
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sorry Pang, to harsh on your vibe.
Actually..I heard about it before you posted it up. Then it was left to simmer
Hopefully when those kids get out of juvie
Wait..you're kidding..right? They are only going to juvie for their actions?
Posted Mar 20, '13 at 4:10pm
The only thing that amounts to any sense of the word judgment is they will register as sex offenders when they leave, meaning they will have a slim chance of having love again.
Posted Mar 21, '13 at 7:52am
Personally given the record of the events, I would not dispute the finding that these actions were callous and depraved but also not specifically with intent (like the difference between a first and second degree murder). Both the defendants and victim were under 18. And I'm not sure which is worse, but being sent to an adult institution in this context would seem highly counterproductive. I'm thinking of the future here, but I suppose it remains to be seen whether the defendants' contrition is genuine, or only because they got caught.
Posted Mar 21, '13 at 7:56am
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Why rape exists anyway?
Posted Mar 21, '13 at 8:14am
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In recent news there's going to be an appeal on the grounds that... The defendant's brain was not fully developed and therefore incapable of making a proper decision.
Seriously, this case is growing more insulting and ridiculous by the day. Can we not just hang these people?
Posted Mar 21, '13 at 8:59am
Football player legal matters. Wow. That is the pure definition of stupidity.
Posted Mar 21, '13 at 4:26pm
In recent news there's going to be an appeal on the grounds that... The defendant's brain was not fully developed and therefore incapable of making a proper decision
Oh good..brb guys..gonna go do me some rape. Apparently some BS reasons are ready to defend me
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Fashion Week Heats Up Stockholm
At this time of year, Stockholm is not a fashion-friendly place. The winds are frigid, the temperatures are freezing, and a thin layer of snow and ice makes it treacherous for heels. Not to mention, achieving just the right balance between cozily layered and overbundled is mighty tricky. While the locals were more or less prepared for the unfortunate conditions, the international press and buyers who descended upon the seventeenth Mercedes-Benz Stockholm Fashion Week struggled to dress the part. However, local designers offered a host of fashionable-yet-practical solutions for Stockholm's chilly weather in their Fall '14 collections.
J.Lindeberg, designed by Jessy Heuvelink, presented a high-octane lineup inspired by the medusa, a large jellyfish that swims in cold, dark waters. Cleverly layering blue furs, black leather, and burgundy wool in his outerwear-focused offering, the designer presented a sexy, not-too-serious take on winter dressing.
Celebrating the brand's fifteenth anniversary, Whyred womenswear designer Roland Hjort expertly layered trousers, dresses, and coats, which he presented in a palette of grays. The outing was topped off by fur jackets and silver Dr. Martens boots. The looks were elegant but stable.
AltewaiSaome, designed by Natalia Altewai and Randa Saome, is fast becoming the most anticipated show of the week. Collaborating with Swedish design firm Bolon, they turned out straight silhouettes that emphasized the waist. Slit knee-length skirts and split half-shoulder jackets were paired with boxy, silver appliquéd tops, and belts and clutch bags in bright reds, yellows, and lime greens provided a finishing kick.
Putting on the shows of the week was Ann-Sofie Back, both for her own label, BACK, and Cheap Monday, where she is the creative director. For BACK, she chose a circular church and had her models twirl down the runway wearing pink face paint and a deconstructed hairstyle she dubbed "BACK With a Bang!" Naturally, it was a reference to the mania of fashion week. The clothes were draped, tied, and knotted in velvet, fleece, and chestnut lambswool knit. Cheap Monday, meanwhile, began with dancing couples encompassed by circles of light. The inspiration, we later learned, was young couples who are hopeful in the face of doom. Heavy, inverted denim; crinkled jersey; and leatherette with pleated chiffon sequins made up the soft rounded shapes and funnel necks. The last show of the week, Tiger of Sweden, dressed a timeless heroine, maybe a Hitchcock blond, in shades of gray, emerald green, dusty pink, and dark royal blue. Thigh-high boots, oversize scarves draped over the shoulders, and an intriguing black velvet turtleneck dress were just some of the collection's standouts.
Stockholm Steps It Up
Stockholm fashion week came to a close yesterday, and it was fitting that the Swedish Minister of Culture chose this season as the first to award a representative of the fashion industry with the government's oldest medal—the Illis Quorum. It was given to Margareta van den Bosch, H&M's head of design for more than twenty years, for her contribution toward raising Swedish fashion to international success and stimulating the growth of Swedish designers. And her efforts, it would seem, have paid off. During the Spring '14 shows, there was a noticeably stronger international presence from buyers, members of the press, and even street-style scenesters—some of whom experienced a touch of wardrobe confusion thanks to the sunny and unusually hot weather.
Suitable for an outdoorsy nation of egalitarian renown, quite a few of the shows featured both menswear and womenswear, and there was an emphasis on practicality, nature, and the modern luxury of affordable garments. Impossibly high heels and astronomically expensive handbags were nowhere to be found—rather, designers expressed a fascination with functionality. J.Lindeberg articulated this via puffer jackets and boots punctuated by insect prints (above, left). In her BACK presentation, Ann-Sofie Back offered workwear that was mirrored in her collection for Cheap Monday, and monochromatic and nude color schemes dominated at Whyred and Carin Wester. Tiger of Sweden provided a refreshing closing show that mixed punky details with micro-patterns and sharp tailoring.
There were a few stand-out moments—Filippa K's sand-colored menswear suit with a black leather shirt and black suede shoes (top, right), The Local Firm's designer Richard Hutchinson opening his show playing the flute, and Bea Szenfeld's haute papier collection of giant animals made out of paper (above, left), among them. AltewaiSaome—designed by Natalia Altewai and Randa Saome—deserves a mention, too. Inspired by a gentleman's wardrobe, with garters and oversized un-tied bowties, the innovative collection (above, right) was impressive for a duo only in their fifth season showing. Overall, Stockholm felt more confident in its identity as an emerging fashion capital, understanding its strengths and building for the future.
Stockholm Fashion Week Comes To A Close
Throughout Stockholm fashion week, blogger Columbine Smille will report back on the best and brightest shows. To view our complete coverage click here.
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The final day of Stockholm fashion week began with AltewaiSaome, a young label designed by Natalia Altewai and Randa Saome. For Fall, the pair was inspired by a trip to New York and showed a luxe take on streetwear. Featuring embellished dresses, emerald-green hooded silk jackets, and relaxed silhouettes, their wearable urban collection had an easy, sporty tone.
J.Lindeberg's Fall '13 (above) was all about traditional tailoring with a modern twist. Inspired by the Stockholm City Library, the men's collection was filled with well-cut suits and coats, as well as a few splashes of color and playful prints. For women, the brand (which is sold in more than thirty-five countries worldwide) offered sophisticated separates in black, navy, and olive.
Over at Diana Orving, there were earth tones, metallics and flowerlike sheer organza appliqués. A few dresses were shown in a script print, which the designer wrote in her own hand, but the long lace dress paired with a transparent off-the-shoulder cardigan was the highlight of the show.
Tiger of Sweden—which some have come to call the Burberry Prorsum of Stockholm—closed fashion week with a standout show (a show that, it should be noted, included model Kirstin Liljegren, pictured above). Tweed coats and caps were mixed with color-blocked silky looks in black, deep purple, and neon. The outerwear, however, was the crowd favorite—a big fuzzy fur coat made front-rowers look twice.
Stockholm fashion week may be finished, but the Swedes still have two more local brands to look forward to: Acne Studios will be showing in Paris this season (they formerly showed in London), and Rodebjer has recently started presenting their collection in New York. Indeed, we're excited to see what they'll bring to the international fashion stage.
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Just Another Manic Monday
Ann-Sofie Back was and wasn't completely herself these past few days, showing two very different collections during Stockholm fashion week. On Monday, she presented her diffusion line, Back, in a shop basement: easygoing looks that included windbreaker-fabric pants and a beautiful lipstick-smudge floral print. (For a look at Back Spring 11, click below.) Much more hyped, though, was the first full collection she's done for Cheap Monday (above) since being named creative director last summer, which showed on a rainy Tuesday evening under a tent on the Stockholm waterfront.
Back tapped into her flashier side for that one, citing (along with collaborator Örjan Andersson) Latin denim and L.A. celebrity trends as strong influences. "With Cheap Monday, I can actually somehow be freer, because it's not me," she explained backstage. The brand's bigger client base means working with more restrictions. "It can't be too clean; it has to be playful and a bit rough. There are certain things that have to be included in the collection, and that's actually quite relaxing," Back said. "With my own line, I get a bit more precious, and not always in a good way."
There's nothing that self-deprecating in Back's extroverted, slightly exaggerated Cheap Monday looks. There are some overlaps, though: sheer tops, drawstrings, and glitter. As for her main line, Ann-Sofie Back, she'll show it in London on September 20. After a contemplative pause, she said, "I'm pretty sure there's no glitter in it." Continue Reading "Just Another Manic Monday" »


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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Sheik Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrain inflicted a stunning defeat on Qatar World Cup organizing chief Hassan Al Thawadi by winning Thursday's election to FIFA's executive committee.
Sheik Salman won 28-18 in a poll of Asian Football Confederation member federations to claim one of the continent's four seats on the FIFA board. Only one seat was up for election Thursday.
The vote came minutes after Sheik Salman won a landslide victory to be elected AFC president, formally replacing Mohamed bin Hammam in both positions.
Sheik Salman's two victories represented a repudiation of Hammam's lingering influence in Asian football politics, which had continued informally even after the Qatari was banned from football activities by FIFA in the wake of a corruption scandal.
On Wednesday, FIFA had written a letter to the Qatar Football Association expressing "great concern" that bin Hammam was still influencing Qatar officials and was lobbying for Sheik Salman's opponents.
The defeats of Qatar's Al Thawadi and of two Bin Hammam allies in the presidential vote — Yousuf Al-Serkal of the United Arab Emirates and Worawi Makudi of Thailand — showed that if any such lobbying took place, it was not enough to influence the bulk of the voting federations.
Another bin Hammam ally, Vernon Manilal Fernando, was removed from football politics this week when FIFA's ethics court imposed an eight-year ban for unspecified unethical behavior.
The Sri Lankan official says he will appeal, though another Asian seat on the FIFA executive committee will become vacant if he is unsuccessful in clearing his name.
Thursday's votes were attended by FIFA President Sepp Blatter, who saw off the 2011 challenge of bin Hammam for the presidency of football's organizing body.