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Thursday, Mar 133:31 AM
- The number of full-time Australian jobs has risen by the largest amount since 1991, jumping by 80,500 in February vs just 2,700 in January. The increase is also the second-largest ever and indicates that the central bank's policy of record-low interest rates is having an impact.
- The overall number of jobs increased by 47,300 vs 18,000 previously and consensus that was 18,000 also.
- The number of part-time jobs fell by 33,200 vs growth of 3,400 in January.
- As expected, the unemployment rate held stead at 6%.
- The "super strong result" should ease concerns about the labor market, says economist Savanth Sebastian. "Central bank policy makers are comfortable with the way the recovery is panning out. The housing recovery continues to gather momentum, while rising wealth levels are supporting confidence."
- The S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.5%, while the Australian dollar is +0.8% at $0.9063.
- ETFs: FXA, EWA, AUD, AUSE, CROC, AUNZ, KROO, EWAS, GDAY, FAUS
Thursday, Mar 133:31 AM| Comment! -
Friday, Mar 75:22 AM
- Bill Gross has accused departing Pimco (BOND) CEO Mohamed El-Erian of "trying to undermine" him, telling Reuters that he has evidence that El-Erian "wrote" a recent WSJ article that described the breakdown in the men's relationship and didn't portray Gross in a particularly flattering light.
- When asked what the evidence was, Gross replied: "You're on his side. Great, he's got you, too, wrapped around his charming right finger."
- Gross also indicated that he has monitored El-Erian's phone calls.
- A Pimco spokesman later denied that Gross made the comments that Reuters attributes to him, while the WSJ hotly refuted that El-Erian "wrote" the article.
- Pimco's parent company is Allianz (AZSEY).
- Pimco funds: AUD, BABZ, BUND, CAD, CORP, DI, FIVZ, FORX, GOVY
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Wednesday, Mar 52:43 AM
- Australia's GDP grew 0.8% on quarter in Q4 after expanding 0.6% in Q3 and topped consensus of +0.7%, lifted by increased household spending and lower savings.
- On year, GDP +2.8% vs +2.3% and +2.5%.
- The message from the data is that the "rebalancing act" away from mining "is under way," says HSBC economist Paul Bloxham.
- "The Australian economy hasn't fallen in a heap since mining investment peaked," says Moody's Analytics economist Katrina Ell. "Further gains are likely as the monetary stimulus continues to filter through."
- The S&P/ASX 200 is +0.85%, while the Australian dollar is +0.2% at $0.8973. (PR)
- ETFs: FXA, EWA, AUD, AUSE, CROC, AUNZ, KROO, EWAS, GDAY, FAUS
Wednesday, Mar 52:43 AM| Comment! -
Tuesday, Mar 43:25 AM
- As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia has held its key cash rate at 2.5% for the seventh month in a row and indicated that it will continue the policy amid high unemployment.
- "On present indications the most prudent course is likely to be a period of stability in interest rates," Governor Glenn Stevens said in a statement. "The bank expects unemployment to rise further before it peaks," he added.
- The jobless rate is at a 10-year high of 6%.
- The S&P/ASX 200 is +0.3%, while the Australian dollar is +0.2% to $0.895. (PR)
- ETFs: FXA, EWA, AUD, AUSE, CROC, AUNZ, KROO, EWAS, GDAY, FAUS
Tuesday, Mar 43:25 AM| Comment! -
Wednesday, Jan 222:33 AM
- Australian CPI eased to +0.8% on quarter in Q4 from +1.2% in Q3 but came in above consensus of +0.5%.
- On year, inflation rose to 2.7% from 2.2% and also topped forecasts of 2.5%. The latest figure compares with the Reserve Bank of Australia's target of 2-3% and so may reduce the scope of the RBA to further cut rates.
- Core CPI +0.9% vs +0.7% and +0.6%. On year, core inflation +2.6%.
- Increases in the cost of recreation, alcohol, tobacco and food led the rise in inflation, although the prices of clothing and footwear and health-related items fell.
- The S&P/ASX 200 is -0.2% and the AUD-USD is +0.8% at $0.8875. (PR)
- ETFs: FXA, EWA, AUD, AUSE, CROC, KROO, GDAY, EWAS, FAUS
Wednesday, Jan 222:33 AM| Comment! -
Thursday, Jan 164:28 AM
- As expected, Australia's jobless rate was unchanged at 5.8% in December.
- However, the number of people in employment fell by 22,600 after a rise 15,400 in November and badly missed consensus for an increase of 7,500.
- The number of full-time jobs plummeted by 31,600 following an increase of 10,500, while that for part-time positions grew 9,500 vs +5,500.
- The Australian dollar is -1.45% at $0.8786, although mining stocks helped lift the S&P/ASX 200 by 1.2% despite the disappointing figures. (PR)
- ETFs: FXA, EWA, AUD, AUSE, CROC, KROO, EWAS, GDAY, FAUS
Thursday, Jan 164:28 AM| Comment! -
Tuesday, Dec 172013, 3:02 AM
- Australia's conservative government has forecast a budget deficit of A$47B (U.S. $42.3B) in the year ending June 30, well above a projection in August by the previous Labor government of A$30.1B.
- Treasurer Joe Hockey said returning to sustainable surpluses would take at least a decade, and would "require a sustained and fundamental structural overhaul of expenditure."
- Hockey left a prediction for GDP growth of 2.5% unchanged, but said unemployment would rise to 6% vs a previous forecast of 6.25% and 5.8% in November.
- The S&P/ASX 200 is +0.3% and the AUD-USD is -1% at $0.8941.
- ETFs: FXA, EWA, AUD, AUSE, CROC, KROO, EWAS, GDAY, FAUS
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Thursday, Dec 122013, 2:32 AM
- As expected, Australia's jobless rate edged up to 5.8% in November from 5.7% in October as more people entered the labor force.
- However, the number of people in work rose by 21,000 - the largest increase in seven months - after a fall of 700 and topped consensus of 10,000.
- The number of full-time jobs increased by 15,500 following a drop of 31,100, while that for part-time positions grew 5,500 vs +28,900.
- The S&P/ASX 200 is -0.7%, while the AUD-USD is -0.3%. (PR)
- ETFs: FXA, EWA, AUD, AUSE, CROC, KROO, EWAS, GDAY, FAUS
Thursday, Dec 122013, 2:32 AM| Comment! -
Monday, Dec 22013, 11:36 PM
- Australia stands pat, holding its key interest rate at 2.5%.
- The aussie is "still uncomfortably high," the RBA says, adding that "a lower level of the exchange rate is likely to be needed to achieve balanced growth."
- "The economy has been growing a bit below trend over the past year and the unemployment rate has edged higher," Governor Glenn Stevens notes, before predicting that this dynamic "is likely to persist in the near term, as the economy adjusts to lower levels of mining investment."
- The aussie weakened on the news, trading down 0.3% against the greenback.
- RBA press release
- ETFs: FXA, EWA, AUD, AUSE, CROC, KROO, EWAS, GDAY, FAUS
Monday, Dec 22013, 11:36 PM| Comment! -
Thursday, Nov 72013, 4:50 AM
- As expected, Australia's unemployment rate held steady at 5.7% in October.
- Employment rose by 1,100 workers, down from +3,300 in September and way below expectations of +10,000.
- Full-time employment slumped by 27,900 vs -1,800 prior, while part-time employment increased by 28,900 vs a rise of 5,200.
- The jobs report "keeps that easing bias in place," says economist Michael Blythe, who was referring to the Reserve Bank of Australia's monetary policy.
- The AUD-USD is -0.4% to $0.9486, while the S&P/ASX 200 is -0.2%. (PR)
- ETFs - Stocks: EWA, EWAS, KROO, AUSE, FAUS. Bonds: AUD, AUNZ. Currency: FXA, GDAY, CROC.
Thursday, Nov 72013, 4:50 AM| Comment! -
Tuesday, Nov 52013, 2:50 AM
- As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia has left its key overnight cash-rate target at a record low of 2.5%.
- RBA Governor Glenn Stevens said the Australian dollar is "uncomfortably high" and needs to fall for the country to achieve balanced growth.
- "The RBA is certainly using stronger language," says HSBC economist Paul Bloxham. "I think they're really trying to jawbone the Aussie dollar lower if they can.
- Still, markets don't expect a rate move in the next half year, especially with low borrowing costs boosting house prices.
- The AUD-USD is -0.3% to $0.9483, while the S&P/ASX 200 is +0.8%. (PR)
- ETFs - Stocks: EWA, EWAS, KROO, AUSE, FAUS. Bonds: AUD, AUNZ. Currency: FXA, GDAY, CROC.
Tuesday, Nov 52013, 2:50 AM| Comment! -
Wednesday, Oct 232013, 2:02 AM
- Australian CPI +1.2% on quarter in Q3 vs +0.4% previously and consensus of +0.8%.
- On year, CPI +2.2% vs +2.4% and +1.8%.
- Transport prices rose 2.4% on quarter as fuel prices increased; housing costs +2%.
- "It's still a story that inflation is subdued but perhaps it's not so much of a non-issue as markets have thought," says economist Besa Deda. "It makes the hurdle for an RBA cut a little higher and our expectation is that they won't cut any further, but will keep rates on hold for longer."
- Interest rates are at a record low 2.5%.
- S&P/ASX 200 -0.3%; AUD-USD -0.6% to $0.9654.
- ETFs - Stocks: EWA, EWAS, KROO, AUSE, FAUS. Bonds: AUD, AUNZ. Currency: FXA, GDAY, CROC.
Wednesday, Oct 232013, 2:02 AM| 1 Comment -
Thursday, Oct 102013, 3:28 AM
- Australian unemployment nudged down to 5.6% in September from 5.8% in August and vs consensus of 5.8%.
- The number of jobs rose by 9,100 vs a drop of 10,200, although the growth missed forecasts of +15,000.
- "The chances of another rate cut this cycle continue to recede," says economist Craig James. "The main hope of another rate cut lies with an exceptionally strong Aussie dollar." (PR)
- S&P/ASX 200 -0.1%; AUD-USD -0.3% to $0.9417.
- ETFs - Stocks: EWA, EWAS, KROO, AUSE, FAUS. Bonds: AUD, AUNZ. Currency: FXA, GDAY, CROC.
Thursday, Oct 102013, 3:28 AM| Comment! -
Tuesday, Oct 12013, 3:00 AM
- As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia has left its cash-rate target at a record low of 2.5%, explaining that prior reductions are filtering into the wider economy and boosting asset prices.
- The RBA continues to expect the economy to grow below trend as it "adjusts to lower levels of mining investment," and for inflation to remain in line with medium-term targets.
- The AUD-USD is +1.1% at US$0.9422, while shares are -0.2%. (PR)
- ETFs - Stocks: EWA, EWAS, KROO, AUSE, FAUS. Bonds: AUD, AUNZ. Currency: FXA, GDAY, CROC.
Tuesday, Oct 12013, 3:00 AM| Comment! -
Wednesday, Sep 252013, 7:39 AM
- The famously bearish-on-China Jim Chanos and Goldman's former sunny BRIC evangelist Jim O'Neill spent half an hour talking China at a Bloomberg conference last night.
- China will have a "credit event" in five years, says Chanos; the Chinese economy will double in five years to $16T (the size of the U.S.), says O'Neill.
- I can't really argue with being short the 'old' China," says O'Neill. Any slowing of the economy is being done deliberately in order to shift from a focus on investment to one on consumption. The "new" China will lead to investment opportunity.
- If you think the macro picture in China is ugly, wait until you look at he micro picture, says Chanos.
- Among the points the two agree on is mining - the industry will face difficulties. Those countries (Brazil and Australia come to mind) with exposure to iron ore will be in trouble over the next 12 months, says Chanos.
- Brazil ETFs: EWZ, BRF, EWZS, BRAF, BRXX, UBR, BZQ, BRAZ, BRAQ, BRZS, BRZU.
- Aussie ETFs: EWA, EWAS, KROO, AUSE, FAUS, Bonds: AUD, AUNZ, FXA, GDAY, CROC.
- China ETFS: FXI, GXC, PGJ, YAO, FCHI, PEK, CAF, YXI, XPP, FXP, MCHI, YINN, YANG, TCHI, CHXF, KFYP, HAO, ECNS.
Wednesday, Sep 252013, 7:39 AM| Comment! -
Wednesday, Sep 112013, 11:01 PM
- Australia August unemployment: 5.8% versus 5.7% in July.
- The unemployment rate now sits at its highest level since 2009, while the participation rate — at 65% — is at its lowest level in more than six years, according to the Australian.
- The aussie slides 0.7% on the news to 0.9265, on speculation the data will give the RBA an excuse to cut rates further.
- ETFs - Stocks: EWA, EWAS, KROO, AUSE, FAUS Bonds: AUD, AUNZ Currency: FXA, GDAY, CROC
Wednesday, Sep 112013, 11:01 PM| Comment!
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By David Shefter, USGA
Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass. – If the 2010 Curtis Cup Match were being played in Minnesota, California or even in her adopted home state of Pennsylvania, USA captain Noreen Mohler might have reason to be nervous six weeks prior to the biennial competition.
But as she casually talked with media members in the elegant clubhouse at Essex County Club on April 29, Mohler looked completely at ease.
Or more appropriately, she felt right at home.
After all, Massachusetts – specifically the Boston suburb of Woburn – is home. That is where the now 56-year-old Mohler honed her
So despite being charged with leading eight of America's best female amateurs against Great Britain and Ireland June 11-13, Mohler isn't worried.
But a little emotional? That's a definitive yes.
At Curtis Cup media day, just like she did when USGA Women's Committee member Martha Kirouac called in February of 2009 to deliver the news, Mohler cried while recalling the story of being named captain. Mohler has a passion for the game and its traditions, and she considers being selected to guide the USA Curtis Cup Team in her native state her greatest achievement.
"It's over the top," she said.
After receiving her captain's manual from the USGA, Mohler discovered a few more things about being Curtis Cup captain.
"I found out that the captain is always a former Curtis Cup player," said Mohler, "the captain is an amateur golfer and someone who is still involved in golf. I fit those criteria. The fact that I am from Massachusetts probably helped me too."
Mohler, of course, doesn't have to hit a single shot. Her charge will be to find the right combinations for foursomes (alternate shot) and four-ball (best-ball) matches the first two days and set a batting order for Sunday's eight singles matches.
Pressure? The USA owns a six-match win streak, not having lost since 1996 in Killarney, Ireland. It's the second-longest skein in the Match's illustrious 78-year history. And Mohler certainly has been given a strong and powerful eight-woman squad, led by reigning U.S. Women's Amateur and U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links champion Jennifer Song and 15-year-old Alexis Thompson, the 2008 U.S. Girls' Junior champion who is the youngest to ever qualify for a U.S. Women's Open (12 in 2007).
"They are young," said Mohler of the USA team that ranges in age from 15 to 20. "But they are not young in experience. Golf is their life. They eat, sleep and drink golf. They are eager and excited to be here."
The same could be said for the captain, who will enjoy a special homecoming. Two of her three brothers, Dennis and Dan Friel, still reside in the Boston area. And the Easton, Pa., seafood restaurant Mohler owns with husband, Jeff, is named for a popular seaside Massachusetts town (Marblehead).
Plenty of friends and family likely will be attending the festivities, which kick off with a team practice session May 23-25 at Essex County Club. During those three days, Mohler will begin to formulate possible team combinations, although Song has a prior commitment in Korea and won't be in attendance. Mohler has been assured that the University of Southern California sophomore, who is turning pro after the Match, will be focused and ready come June 6 when the team returns to Essex for the Match.
Then on May 27, Mohler will fulfill a dream by throwing out the first pitch at Fenway Park prior to the Boston Red Sox's game with Kansas City. The idea was the brainchild of Curtis Cup General Chairman Bill Van Faasen. When he approached Mohler with the proposal, the captain was overwhelmed.
"I'm a lifelong Red Sox fan," said Mohler. "I live in Phillie country and [New York] Yankee country, so it's a little hard to put up with those teams."
If Mohler isn't concerned about her team, she's definitely nervous about not embarrassing herself in front of a packed house at Fenway. Mohler's stepson has already told her that ESPN puts together an end-of-season highlight package of ceremonial first pitches that aren't efficiently executed.
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The Red Sox won't give Mohler a mulligan if she misses. To ensure perfect execution, Mohler has been preparing diligently as if it were a golf competition. Even a neighbor noticed the bizarre scene of Mohler throwing a baseball in the front yard with her husband. She got a warning from her son Brendan, who is now in college but whom she coached two years in Little League.
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When asked if she had contacted past Curtis Cup player and current LPGA Tour star Paula Creamer, who threw out the first pitch at a Philadelphia Phillies game last July before the U.S. Women's Open at Saucon Valley Country Club in Mohler's adopted hometown of Bethlehem, Pa., Mohler said she had not. However, she said she had noticed this past April that President Barack Obama struggled with his pitch at the Washington Nationals' home opener.
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He set his two-hour limit, gearing his time in shul around "important" elements like kedusha and the rabbi's sermon, about three years ago, when he decided to leave early one morning and visit his mother on the walk home. The maternal visit and the shortened shacharit improved Rosenberg's Shabbat, he found.
"I get a chance to enjoy it and not feel in any way that it's a burden," he says.
Rosenberg is not alone. The growing length of Saturday morning services, and of worshipers' impatience, is the stuff of countless jokes and private rabbinical discussions, especially in Orthodox and Conservative circles, where musaf and lengthy Torah readings often extend the Saturday morning service to three hours or more.
Few people let their feet do their talking like Rosenberg, but their impatience shows. By noon the fidgeting is noticeable.
"I hear it informally: congregants may grouse that services are so long," says Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal, executive vice president of the New York Board of Rabbis. "I hear it even in my own synagogue."
"I don't think people have a lot of sitzfleish," Yiddish for the ability to sit still, Rabbi Rosenthal says.
"I know that a lot of people prefer the early morning hashkamah minyan," an alternative service offered by many congregations with a faster pace of prayers, the Long Island spiritual leader says.
Considering services a drag, some congregants come infrequently: or not at all.
Recognizing a problem, a growing number of congregations have substituted interactive Torah discussions for monologic rabbi's sermons. "Many synagogues have streamlined their services," Rabbi Rosenthal says. "They use as justification the statement in the Code of Jewish Law, 'Better fewer prayers with more kavanah than more prayers with less kavanah.'
"I hear good things from the synagogues where they have streamlined the services," he adds.
To be in shul for 180 minutes Saturday morning, or not to be: that is the question two Long Island rabbis asked in a discussion cum dramatic presentation a few weeks ago.
Rabbis Gershon Schwartz of the South Baldwin Jewish Center and Mark Greenspan of the Oceanside Jewish Center addressed the topic "Three Hours and Getting Longer: What Do We Do with Prayer?" in a joint lecture sponsored by the South Shore Academy of Jewish Education.
The rabbis, classmates in rabbinical school 20 years ago, took "opposing" sides of the issue. Services are getting too long, said one. Our appreciation of tefilah, or prayer, is getting too short, said the other.
The point was to raise consciousness, not cut Shacharit, to "get people thinking about what goes on in tefilah," Rabbi Schwartz says. "Which we did."
Surprisingly, opinion was split among the 150 or so who attended the program. "There were people who stated very strongly they are not upset with the length of services," Rabbi Schwartz says.
They were mostly older people, he said, who grew up with long sermons and oratorical cantors. For the younger crowd, shorter was better, Rabbi Schwartz said.
"We live in a McDonald's generation," fast food for the soul, Rabbi Greenspan says.
He says his sermons are shorter than those of his predecessors: 10 to15 minutes instead of a half-hour. He agrees that added speeches at simchas and explanations of the week's Torah reading and prayers for the infirm, designed to make worship services a more-personal, more-understood experience, have added time to tefilah over the years.
But his focus with Rabbi Schwartz was on the meaning, not the duration of prayers.
"Prayer doesn't play a meaningful part in the life" of most synagogue-goers, Rabbi Greenspan says. "I'm not sure that people believe that prayer really makes much of a difference.
"The problem," he says, "is to change the pray-ers."Rabbi Greenspan taught an adult education course on tefilah his first year at Oceanside Jewish Center. "A one-time shot is not enough," he says. "Synagogues need to offer workshops on a regular basis to teach people not only the mechanics of prayer but the kavanah of prayer. If they come ... and have a personal experience, they're going to come back."
Someone who understands prayer will come each week, no matter the length of the service, the rabbi says. But the service's ideal length, he says, is 22 hours.
Or, for Rosenberg, two hours.
"We constantly are having simchas" (bar and bat mitzvahs, aufrufs, baby namings) "which is great," he says. But each event, and the rabbi's individualized comments for the participants and visitors, adds up.
So he leaves early. No one says anything, no one follows his example. "Here, as long as you come to shul and as long as you're happy, they're happy."
"It works better," Rosenberg says. "If I walk out of shul with a smile inside, what better way to continue Shabbos?"
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The Student Senate unanimously approved "Student Leadership" as the topic for former Student Body President Libby Bishop's May report to the Board of Trustees.
"This report will give an update on hall dances this semester [as requested by the Board], offer an in-depth analysis of the structure and workings of the Student Union and detail the findings of the Leadership taskforce of Campus Life Council," Bishop wrote in her letter to the Senate presenting her topic. She was unable to attend the Senate meeting in person.
Senators also asked what information would be included in the report regarding in-hall dances. Jeremy Lao, student body vice president, said that Bishop would focus on statistical information, such as how many dances were held outside dorms, in other on-campus buildings or off-campus locations.
The report will also include a list of problems residence halls faced this year because of the new dance policy, such as the lack of locations and insufficient funds.
Senators expressed concern about whether or not they would know the contents of the report in advance. Because of this, Lao plans to ask Bishop to attend next week's meeting to answer senators' questions and present the information in her report.
In her letter, Bishop indicated that she chose in-hall dances as the primary topic of her report upon the Board of Trustees' request.
Former Student Body Vice President Trip Foley, former Chief of Staff Henry Scott, Senior Class President Matt Smith, Senior Class Vice President Karen Lysaght and Kat Walsh, division head for the Office of the President, worked on the report with Bishop.
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You can't handle it! You light up in the theater. You've barely exhaled the first drag when some pasty peckerwood with a flashlight and a red tuxedo is telling you to get lost for lighting up. Would Don Draper take that shit? You shove the nerd and he falls down some steps real dramatically like he's trying to get the ref to throw a flag. The next thing you know you're getting tased out in the parking lot by some black cop who works for the sheriff's department. It isn't even in his jurisdiction so the cop is totally violating your civil rights.
Your awesome Saturday is turned into an awful arraignment on Monday all over one lousy cigarette.
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Chinese nicotine engineers have developed the answer to cigarette cravings in our unconstitutionally regulated post-cigalyptic dysmokia. It is called the Electronic Cigarette, and it isn't actually smoking, it's electronic smoking. A battery-operated micro-heater vaporizes a nicotine solution to produce an odorless water vapor that the user can inhale.
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It didn't refer to the right to hunt, but the right to defend your freedom, including defending your freedom from an oppressive government that will durn sure be coming at you with military weapons.
I'm not saying I'm concerned with an oppresive gubmint right now, but our right to bear arms ensures I don't have to be concerned in the future.
Auto accidents kill hundreds of times more children than guns, where is the outrage? Where is the call to ban auto ownership? Auto ownership isn't protected by the constitution. BAN CARS NOW!
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With Halloween just around the corner we got a little curious and wanted to find the spookiest properties for sale on the market.
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1. Greyfriars Passage, London £4,500,000 – 3 bedroom house for sale
Presented in immaculate condition and refurbished over three years to an impeccably high specification, this unique and breathtaking tower was originally built in 1704 and designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Grade I Listed, this outstanding property retains many original and characterful features.
2. Chapel Lane, Letty Green, Hertfordshire SG14 £2,900,000 – 4 bedroom house for sale
An award winning Grade II listed church conversion by Linley Developments. Set in this quaint village location offering an abundance of charm and character, with stunning reception space over several levels retaining the original stained glass windows.
3. The Chapel, Mayfield Grange, Little Trodgers Lane, TN20 £1,150,000 – 2 bedroom flat for sale
The Chapel formed an integral part of the original Mayfield College, designed by the renowned architect Edward Pugin, a specialist in the design and construction of ornate ecclesiastical buildings. Today, The Chapel is a magnificent centrepiece to the Mayfield Grange development with the clear retention and restoration of many original features, including the gold patterned ceiling, the glorious stained glass windows and the stone carvings.
4. Chapel Place, Broomhill Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent £895,000 – 4 bedroom house for sale
Chapel Place is an attractive sandstone chapel sympathetically converted in 2002. The accommodation has been well designed, keeping the character of the chapel together with the practical comforts of modern day living. The property, which is not listed and dates from around 1876, was built as part of the Abergavenny estate and then later purchased by the Salomon family as their own private chapel. Although Chapel Place and the grounds have a freehold title, part of the walled garden has eight graves which are protected under a 125 year leasehold at £50 per annum.
5. Junction Road, London £825,000 – 3 bedroom flat for sale
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6. Foster Street, Harlow £695,000 – 4 bedroom detached house for sale
7. Highgate Road, London NW5 £650,000 – 2 bedroom flat for sale
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8. Kew Road, Richmond TW9 £645,000 – 2 bedroom flat for sale
A two double bedroom split level apartment within a converted Victorian Church.
9. Mount Pleasant Church, 145 Lound Side, Chapeltown, Sheffield £595,000 – 4 bedroom detached house for sale
This imposing stone built Grade II listed church, built in 1860, has undergone considerable renovation since 2000 with ongoing refurbishment works to the present time. Much care has been shown in the careful retention of many of the original features within the church, including stone mullioned windows, vaulted ceilings and original doors.
10. Main Road, Brentingby, Melton Mowbray £565,000 – 4 bedroom property for sale
This outstanding and unique property constitutes a former Grade II listed Church of which only the tower now remains. The property itself was completely reconstructed by the present and previous owners with many of the original stone work faithfully reclaimed which is evidence throughout with exposed stone walls, perpendicular archways, buttresses and stone mullioned windows.
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Day 39: Sunday 26th September
So I had a two week gap between moving from fungus flat to my new lush flat, posing the problem of furniture storage (plus storage of such items as a box of tapes from the 80s/90s that both my boyfriend and brother-in-law were trying to press gang me into getting rid of-they had no chance of course). Once again I had to rely on my family to help me, as costs of storage and removal can be excessive if you're a renter like me who moves on average once every two years. Lovely sister agreed to let me store my stuff at hers and poor brother-in-law (who has now helped me move six times in the last twelve years) supplied a van plus his manual labour. However, there was the matter of my TV, it is a big old heavy beast and heaven knows brother-in-law and I have moved this on a number of occasions but to be honest for my part I nearly drop it every time, so I was relieved when my boyfriend also offered his help. Once we had moved everything over to my sister's I was a. relieved that everything fit into her spare bedroom and b. depressed that my whole flat fit into her spare bedroom.
Day 42: Wednesday 29th September
After six hours of cleaning my flat from top-to-toe, maybe it was fatigue, maybe it was worrying about moving the rest of my items over to my friend's house the next day (before the next day's midday deadline given by the agency) but I was a little tense to say the least. Boyfriend was very understanding and by understanding I mean he sensed the need to take me to the pub and buy me more than the one glass of wine he originally suggested. Returning home a little squiffy, I now no longer cared about the move and settled down to a lovely takeaway.
Day 43: Thursday 30th September
After frantically packing up the last of my items that I had needed to live with for my last few days in the flat it occurred to me how much I still had left to move. Ok so I was officially panicking now… I didn't ask but I knew van wasn't available during the week and especially not at such short notice. I relented and asked my friend to help me move the stuff over to hers in her convertible but compact car. Of course there's nothing like driving through the streets of Hove with the roof down… and with your ironing board and step ladder sticking up from the back seat of the car, classy…
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Day 69: Saturday 16th October
After a couple of weeks of staying with my friend, it was with mixed emotions that I was moving out. I had quite enjoyed having a house mate for those two weeks; I had liked getting home before her and cooking her dinner (although I was slightly concerned that I may have been turning into a Stepford Wife) and also coming home and talking about the events at work that day. That said, I couldn't wait to move into my gorgeous new home.
Brother-in-law and I loaded up the van chez sister (even the beast TV) and we made our way over to my new abode. Boyfriend was away so I had managed to secure the help of one of my male friends to help with the heavy lifting (although neither of the boys were going to thank me for the fact I was moving up to the top floor). After many boxes, some furniture and much puffing and wheezing I was in! Suddenly I didn't feel too bad about not having gone to the gym for the last three months…
Day 70: Sunday 17th October
I woke up to the light streaming through my lounge window. Despite having to sleep on my sofa for the next few days (on account of having a mattress on order) I felt happy. The view from my window was beautiful. I padded to the kitchen and made myself a coffee contemplating all of the many little tasks outstanding-waiting around for a mattress to be delivered on Thursday (because delivery companies are incapable of committing to a specific window of time of course), phoning round to change my address and so on but now none of these were bugging me. A restless two months after making the decision to move, I was in my new home and I was elated.
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Comprehensive Spending Review to hit housing market
The Chancellor will set out the Government's four-year public spending plans in the Spending Review at 12:30 on Wednesday 20 October. This announcement will reveal just how extensive the cuts to government spending will be. It's anticipated that a significant number of public sector job losses will happen over the coming years. This could mean that areas with high rates of public sector employment are likely to take a disproportionately hard knock over the coming months.
In areas where more people are employed by the state, rising unemployment will lead to more homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages as well as dampening demand from buyers, which will put downward pressure on house prices in these areas. House prices are likely to be far more resilient in areas with a smaller share of public sector employees.
Here are areas in England and Wales where house prices are most and least likely to be hit the hardest:
Top 20 areas likely to be most affected
Rank | Local Authority Area | % of workforce employed in the public sector | Current avg. property value | 3 year % change |
1 | Oxford | 46 | £326,396 | -3.61% |
2 | Denbighshire | 45 | £146,289 | -9.06% |
3 | Cambridge | 43 | £306,521 | -6.88% |
4 | Middlesbrough | 43 | £117,623 | -8.53% |
5 | Hastings | 43 | £164,255 | -5.19% |
6 | Ceredigion | 42 | £185,569 | -7.53% |
7 | Canterbury | 40 | £224,699 | -10.11% |
8 | Stafford | 40 | £188,162 | -8.54% |
9 | West Dorset | 40 | £271,555 | -9.22% |
10 | Merthyr Tydfil | 39 | £94,854 | -7.85% |
11 | Sefton | 39 | £170,518 | -9.66% |
12 | Liverpool | 39 | £132,083 | -10.21% |
13 | Greenwich | 39 | £276,512 | -3.64% |
14 | Taunton Deane | 39 | £214,130 | -9.03% |
15 | Lewisham | 39 | £265,822 | -3.42% |
16 | Swansea | 38 | £151,570 | -9.47% |
17 | Eastbourne | 38 | £207,468 | -7.88% |
18 | Newcastle upon Tyne | 38 | £166,890 | -9.10% |
19 | Blackpool | 37 | £114,300 | -14.58% |
20 | Gwynedd | 37 | £155,043 | -8.70% |
Source: Zoopla.co.uk / ONS
Top 20 areas least likely to be affected
Rank | Local Authority Area | % of workforce employed in the public sector | Current avg. property value | 3 year % change |
1 | City of London | 4 | £468,962 | 3.14% |
2 | Crawley | 12 | £211,235 | -5.82% |
3 | Corby | 13 | £132,191 | -8.61% |
4 | North Warwickshire | 14 | £173,686 | -9.31% |
5 | Broxbourne | 14 | £260,362 | -6.00% |
6 | NW Leicestershire | 14 | £175,327 | -8.16% |
7 | Bracknell Forest | 14 | £271,346 | -6.80% |
8 | Hillingdon | 15 | £289,043 | -5.04% |
9 | Tamworth | 15 | £151,501 | -9.11% |
10 | Three Rivers | 16 | £389,658 | -5.34% |
11 | South Holland | 16 | £152,377 | -10.41% |
12 | Harborough | 16 | £239,865 | -8.49% |
13 | Slough | 16 | £202,182 | -8.93% |
14 | Thurrock | 17 | £186,756 | -7.21% |
15 | Hertsmere | 17 | £367,525 | -5.16% |
16 | Tower Hamlets | 17 | £329,663 | -3.74% |
17 | Trafford | 17 | £239,271 | -9.41% |
18 | Woking | 17 | £344,991 | -5.66% |
19 | Flintshire | 17 | £164,483 | -9.84% |
20 | Hounslow | 17 | £328,716 | -5.47% |
Source: Zoopla.co.uk / ONS
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What he is known for?
Alex Rodriguez is a two-time Major League Baseball MVP and is one of the top players in the league. He is a member of the 50 Home Run Club and is one of only four members in the 40-40 club (home runs and steals). He is well known for signing the most lucrative contract in sports history -- a 10-year, $252-million pact with the Texas Rangers was signed and sealed in 2000.
At one point in his career, he was frequently touted as a five-tool player and he was arguably one of the best in the sport. Unfortunately, like a number of players who have sported the pinstripes, A-Rod has seemingly shriveled under the bright lights in New York as a Yankee.
Behind the scenes
Rodriguez is a charismatic person and a generous athlete with strong community connections. 1998 marked the first year of the Alex Rodriguez Evening with the All Stars benefit, which has since raised more than $500,000 for The Boys and Girls Club of Miami. The club was vital in his growth when he was just 7 years old. Construction began in 2005 for the Alex Rodriguez Learning Center in Miami, which will focus on the advancement of literacy, computer study and math skills for children.
A-Rod has helped the organization out on a number of occasions, even playing Santa Claus in 2004 at a christmas party which treated kids to pizza, gifts and other treats. Rodriguez has also set up a scholarship fund with the University of Miami and participates in several fundraising evenings. In 2003, he also funded $3.9 million for the renovation of the University of Miami's baseball field.
On the horizon
After failing in the postseason with the Yankees in 2006, A-Rod has seemingly worn out his welcome in New York. His regular season statistics continue to sparkle, but they are overshadowed by his inability to make clutch hits in the playoffs. There have already been some preliminary rumors about the Yankees trading him, and although his lofty contract figures seem to be an impediment, there will be suitors waiting with open arms for this surefire hall of famer.


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*Author of original report: Repeated calls were made, no response from OBX Blue
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Regret your discontent
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I also spoke with the woman who was coming on the property daily to feed the cats. I explained to her I was not comfortable with her coming on the property and I felt as though it was inappropriate for the cats to be living on a rental property. One of the cats had an injured face and was bleeding. We observed them fighting on several occasions. If an organization such as her's wanted to feed feral cats, they should do so on private grounds rather than rental properties. Unfortunately, she continued to feed the cats for the remainder of the week, early in the morning before we would arise, even after I expressed my concern.
I never received another call from Outer Banks Blue. I did not want to let the issue ruin our vacation so I let it go since the week was already half over and I was tired of being irritated on vacation. Very poor customer service!
Other issues ... home was not up to standard on cleanliness,(sand on furniture in the living room, Jacuzzi tub had a soap film,) hot tub temp. control was not adequate ... most of the week it vacillated between 86 and 95 degrees. When the spa care taker came to check the issue, she apologized and said the have been having problems keeping the temperature up. The Pine Island Pool was closed and no one bothered to inform us but rather sent us passes the week prior to use the pool (leading us to believe we would have use of the pools). No apologies about the misleading information and once again, no phone calls from Patrick, the manager regarding this issue.
I have been renting properties in the outer banks for our family for over 14 years and this is the worst experience with a Realty company I have ever had. Will not use again.
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Repeated calls were made, no response from OBX Blue
AUTHOR: Melody - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, October 18, 2012
And yes, we DID make a complaint about the hot tub and yes someone DID come out to the house to check on the problem and yes they DID tell us this was an on going problem and there was not much they could do about it. The pool and the cleaning are another whole issue that I am not going to go into again.
#2 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Regret your discontent
AUTHOR: Outer Banks Blue - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, October 18, 2012
As you are aware we did dispatch someone to the property the same day you called us about the cats that had shown up in the yard. As we understand the situation the cats were never in the house, but were in the yard upon your arrival. The employee removed the bowls that you pointed out, but beyond that we are not clear about what you wanted done as the cats did depart the property. Certainly Outer Banks Blue doesn't condone the proliferation of feral cats, and we frankly have never heard this complaint before your arrival or since your departure. We do not know who was feeding these animals and regret that this happened.
We frankly thought this issue was resolved the same day you called, and our rental manager actually never received a message from you.
We have a record of only the one call you made on the day of your arrival, and were not aware of any hot tub issues during your stay, nor of the cleaning issues you pointed out here. We regret that we could not rectify those for you. We would have handled the cleaning issues immediately and dispatched the company that services that hot tub right away to rectify any problems there.
We do pride ourselves on our customer service, but this situation did not warrant a full refund as you requested. We are sorry you feel as you do, but we solve matters such as this with service. We thought we handled this situation as promptly as could be expected, and we do again apologize for your disontent on this situation.
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MAKING 1. In a slow cooker add the first 12 ingredients. Combine well. 2. Put the roast in the slow cooker. 3. Cover with a lid and cook on high for 1 hour. 4. Simmer and cook for 7-8 hours until done. 5. Drain out the roast. 6. Let it cool completely. 7.... - 48.3623
GETTING READY 1) Preheat the oven to 475°F. 2) In a small bowl, put together lemon juice, brown sugar, crushed garlic, mustard, soy sauce, salt and pepper. Mix well. 3) Add oil little by little mix it thoroughly. 4) Brush the lamb with marinade one hour... - 48.3025
In 3-quart casserole dish, combine roast, cider, water, sugar, cloves, cinnamon, salt and pepper. Cover wtih glass lid. TO HEAT BY TIME Set Power Select at HIGH for 12 minutes and LOW for 50 minutes. Halfway through heating time turn roast over. TO HEAT BY... - 48.2477
GETTING READY 1. In a shallow baking dish, mix all marinade ingredients. 2. Cutting across the grain, partially slice frozen flank steak to 1/3 inch thickness. 3. Add the sliced flank steaks to the marinade and refrigerate for 2 hours. 4. In a medium... - 48.2344
1. Clean and wash the chicken. 2. Wash insides with tepid water. 3. Mix together two raw eggs, two chopped hard boiled eggs, half the onions sliced, raisins, sliced almonds, a pinch of the pepper and a little salt. 4. Stuff the chicken with the mixture and... - 48.231
GETTING READY 1. In a bowl, mix all the ingredients. MAKING 2. In a, 8X4-inch microwaveable loaf pan, place the mixture. 3. Cover the pan with waxed paper and place in the microwave. 4. Cook for 16-20 minutes at Medium. 5. Drain the liquid once in a... - 48.2239
GETTING READY 1. Dip the luncheon meat slices in eggs and then coat them well with bread crumbs. Keep aside. MAKING 2. In a saucepan add butter and cook oregano, thyme and garlic till they are tender. 3. Add water and soup in this mixture and cook it for 15... - 48.19
1. Clean and cut mutton into even pieces. 2. Peel and slice garlic, ginger and onions. 3. Crush garlic and steep in a little water for 15 minutes. 4. Pour this water over the mutton and let it stand for half an hour. 5. Heat fat. Add sliced onions, mutton... - 48.1846
GETTING READY 1. Prepare pie shells well in advance and refrigerate until use. 2. Keep a small bowl and large bowl ready; separate 1 egg and place white in small bowl and yolk in the larger one. 3. Beat the egg white and brush over the pie shell. 4. Preheat... - 48.1779
Fry the bacon and vegetables in the heated oil and butter in the uncovered pressure cooker until they are well browned. Remove the bacon and vegetables and fry the chicken joints until they are well browned. Pour over the brandy and set light to it. When the... - 48.173
GETTING READY 1) Cut the fish into fillets or leave it intact according to your choice after cleaning it. MAKING 2) Take a large saucepan and melt butter in it, adding the onion, carrots, tomatoes and olive oil. 3) Simmer it over low heat for 10 minutes after... - 48.1618
Melt the butter in a pan and lightly fry the onion and pepper without browning. Remove the vegetables from the pan and put them in a casserole or ovenproof dish that will fit easily into the pressure cooker. Stir the rice into remaining fat in the pan and... - 48.1601
GETTING READY 1. Wash meat and cut into large pieces with bones. 2. Wash rice, soak in water for 20 minutes. 3. Drain into a colander and let stand for 20 minutes. MAKING 4. Place meat, onions, ginger, salt and whole spices in a pan large enough to hold meat... - 48.1316
This is one of the most famous dishes that originated in India. A favourite among meat lovers, the mutton is simmered in a spicy gravy and the meat remains soft and juicy on the inside. If you want the authentic taste, then please don't compromise on the... - 48.091
GETTING READY 1. In a large bowl, put together eggs, bread crumbs, milk, onion, green pepper, salt, marjoram and pepper. 2. Using a fork beat the ingredients until well combined; let it stand for 5 minutes. 3. Add in the ground pork and ground chuck; using a... - 48.0823
MAKING 1) In a food processor, put the onions and whip till they are very finely chopped. 2) In a large, heavy-based pan, heat the oil. 3) Add the onion. Sauté every now and then, until it is really golden and soft. Leave the lid on for a few mins. 4) Add... - 48.0693
Wash and scrub the mussels and discard any that are broken, open or cracked. Put them in the pressure cooker with 1 onion, the garlic, celery, wine, bouquet garni and peppercorns. (Take care not to have the cooker more than half full.) Put on the lid and... - 48.0427
GETTING READY 1) Preheat the oven to 300°F. 2) In a bowl, combine sherry, cloves, onion, bay leaf and sage. 3) In this marinade, let the bird pieces rest for 2 days in the refrigerator, covered. 4) Remove the pieces from marinade and dry well. 5) Strain the... - 48.0093
1. Cut mutton into 2.5 cm. (1") pieces with the bones. Clean. 2. Grind to a fine paste the coriander, peppercorns, turmeric, red onions (first lot) and garlic. 3. Slit green chiilles, slice ginger and sec-ond lot of onions. 4. Heat oil. Add mustard seeds;... - 47.9695
GETTING READY 1. Wash eggplant and cut crosswise into 1/2-inch-thick slices. 2. In a bowl, combine flour, seasoned salt and pepper and coat over eggplant slices. 3. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. 4. In a medium bowl, gently mix together ground... - 47.9497
GETTING READY 1) Mix cold water and gelatin and keep aside for 5 minutes. MAKING 2) Take a double boiler, beat egg yolks and combine with milk and sugar. 3) Cook for 20 minutes or until the mixture thickens, ensure to stir constantly. 4) Mix in gelatin... - 47.9093
GETTING READY 1.Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. MAKING 2.Heat oil and saute onion, green pepper or pimiento. 3.Once tender, turn off the flame and Add beef, egg, wheat germ, yeasy, garlic, kelp, tomato juice, thyme and basil. 4.Mix well. 5.Take a greased... - 47.9084
Wipe the oxtail and trim off excess fat. Fry the pieces in butter or margarine in the uncovered pressure cooker, with the vegetables and bacon, for about 5 minutes. Remove cooker from heat, pour on the stock and add the bouquet garni and seasoning. (Take care... - 47.8907
MAKING 1) Take a pan and melt ½ a cup of butter in it. 2) Stir in the carrots, celery, leek and onion until they are well covered with the butter. 3) Simmer the covered pan over very low heat for 20 minutes and stir it occasionally. 4) Take another pan and... - 47.8861
GETTING READY 1. On a meat board, cut the steak into 1 inch cubes. Remove in a large work bowl. 2. Clean the kidney and chop into 1 inch cubes. Combine with steak. 3. Dredge the meat with seasoned flour in the bowl. 4. Prepare whole-wheat pastry dough and... - 47.8653
GETTING READY 1) In a flat, round pan, heat 1/2 cup of oil. 2) Saute pork until it turns deep brown. Remove and keep aside. 3) Saute chicken, veal and chicken livers, separately, until well browned. Remove and keep aside. 4) Next, saute sausage, remove and... - 47.8398
GETTING READY 1) Take a bowl and mix the potatoes, meat, onion and parsley along with the seasonings in it. 2) Roll it into marble sized balls. 3) Mix the cheese with flour and roll the balls in it coating them properly. 4) Refrigerate until required for... - 47.8159
MAKING 1) In a bowl prepare the marinade combining all ingredients and stir well. 2) Add lamb, peppers, and onions. Toss well to coat. 3) Let stand the mixture in marinate for 1 hour. 4) Prepare the grill. 5) On 4 large skewers or 8 small skewers arrange the... - 47.7938
1. Pass through the mincer, the minced meat, 2 green chillies, one onion and 1.25 (1/2") piece ginger. 2. Add salt and shape into balls. 3. Heat most of the fat in a strong bottomed pan. Put in mince balls. 4. Cover and let them cook in their own juice over a... - 47.7562
GETTING READY 1. Take a large bowl, add chuck and toss slightly with corn chips, milk, 1 tsp salt and egg, cover and refrigerate for 1 hour. MAKING 2. Take out and make 20 meatballs with 2 tbsp mixture for each ball. Dust the meat balls in 2 tbsp flour for... - 47.7365
About 4 hours before serving: Preheat oven to 300°F. In large saucepan over low heat, bring 1 quart milk just to boiling. Gradually stir in corn meal; boil over low heat, stirring, until thickened. Add suet and next 9 ingredients. Turn into greased 3-quart... - 47.7358
GETTING READY 1) In a bowl, mix lemon juice, wine, sugar, pepper, marjoram, bay leaf and cloves. 2) Let rabbit pieces marinate in this mixture for at least 12 hours, in the refrigerator. 3) After that, remove the pieces from marinade and dry well. 4) Strain... - 47.7101