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I'm a young guy with no kids, but corneredcat.com is a site written by a mom with a CCW, and has an extensive section on "Kids and Guns". You might find some of it handy.
I've done some searching but haven't really found anything on having guns in the same house as young children. I'm getting ready to purchase at least one, most likely two handguns in the near future. Right now, we just keep our little 22s in a small safe, but it's not really something that is easily accessed in an emergency, but does a good job in keeping them out of reach at least for the present time. With a 3 year old and 3 month old, I want to keep them safe. A couple questions. What's the best way to secure the guns while allowing easy and quick access with most likely limited visibility? Also, when do you start introducing real guns to your children. I don't want my kids to be scared of guns, don't want them to think they're toys (don't mind them playing with toy guns), but want them to definitely respect all firearms. Any good resources out there? What have y'all done?
I'm a young guy with no kids, but corneredcat.com is a site written by a mom with a CCW, and has an extensive section on "Kids and Guns". You might find some of it handy.
Not to sound flip, but carry concealed.
1. Firearm is always secured from "little hands"
2. Firearm is always immediately accessible
3. Visibility of firearm is definitely limited
Doesn't sound flip. but even I don't carry when i am in bed. When sleeping it would hurt my back, when naked and.....busy.. it would be hard (and painful) to conceal.
There are some nice, small, quick access biometric or combination safes out there for just these such situations
"Main" safe for everything not in a biometric next to the bed, or on your belt...
Keeping kids safe from invaders is important. Keeping kids safe from being kids... is more important. A bad-guy might enter your home once in a lifetime. Your child will be in your house evry day for the next 18 years...
Gun Vault Inc makes small safes for valuables and firearms. They're electronic with flip open fronts for quick access. At least two models have fingerprint readers that require the fingerprint in order to open.
As they get older, always stress the importance of safety around firearms to your kids. And in a gun store, keep a close on them. -sigh- I remember once inquiring about some small chips on the barrels of a pair of rifles on display. Turns out someone let their kids play with the guns as if they were a pair of swords...
I am interested in this as well. I don't have money or space for a vault. I don't have a handgun yet but will be purchasing in the next couple months, hopefully. I do own a Benelli Nova pump 12 gauge, but I keep it in it's case in the master closet. We have a little curious 14 month old too.
Well said!
I've got a very active and curious 2 year old running and climbing all over the place. If I'm not holding a gun, its in the safe. As someone who's home was broken in to (while we were sleeping, we didn't wake up and only noticed the next morning), I have made the choice that its more important to keep my firearms secure and away from little fingers.
If anyone knows of a way to keep a gun accessible to me while I'm sleeping, but safely secured from little fingers, I'd love to hear it. Until then, I take my chances fumbling with a key in the dark when and if the time comes.
Gun Vault Inc makes small safes for valuables and firearms. They're electronic with flip open fronts for quick access. At least two models have fingerprint readers that require the fingerprint in order to open.
This Gunvault looks great. You don't need much room. I find myself a bit skeptical because of the price, but will be callig them tomorrow.
If I had kids in the house, I would keep my ccw/hd weapon in a small safe located in a bedroom drawer. There are small safes that can be opened in just a few seconds. While a few seconds might seem like too much time to some, I can't think of anything else that would be acceptable in the presence of children.
Some people just keep their guns hidden away where they think the kids won't find it, or just stuck in a drawer with a trigger lock. I do not consider either method to be acceptable with children around, especially older kids who have an uncanny knack of finding hidden objects and then playing with them.
I raised a daughter.
There was always at least one loaded gun in the house. We didn't have a safe. Instead, we supervised our child until she was old enough to learn safety rules (about crossing the street also, not just about guns), and then I took over her gun-safety education.
I taught her to leave guns alone if she was unsupervised; that she could handle and use any gun she wished to, any time she wanted to, but only with supervision; that if she ever saw an unsecured gun at our home or in someone-else's home, she was to either tell an adult to secure it or immediately leave; and that she was never to "play guns," not even with her finger or a stick, because guns were not toys and shouldn't be seen as being toys.
My daughter was always gun-safe. She still is, at age 31.
Safes and lock-boxes are good "insurance," but children should still be taught to be responsible and gun-safe. A safe or lock-box is not a replacement for effective parenting, discipline, and education.
Safes and lock-boxes are good "insurance," but children should still be taught to be responsible and gun-safe. A safe or lock-box is not a replacement for effective parenting, discipline, and education.[/QUOTE]
The lack of effective parenting, discipline, and education is what's wrong with this country now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you would be so kind to let me know how to effectively parent, discipline and educate a toddler to handle a firearm safely, I'd love to hear it. Until then, if I'm not holding a gun, it gets locked in the safe.
Funny... nobody likes to mention how we went from "Greatest Generation" to generation of screw-ups. More pass the buck, perhaps?
Or is it that the rotten apples get the most attention? I think most people (adults and children) are what we would all think of as fine upstanding people and don't call attention to themselves. The trouble makers on the other hand get lots of attention.
Safes and lock-boxes are good "insurance," but children should still be taught to be responsible and gun-safe. A safe or lock-box is not a replacement for effective parenting, discipline, and education.
While I somewhat agree I think the truth is that we have removed GOD from our children's lives and we are paying the penalty for it. Steve I know that you are an atheist and that you still consider yourself to be a "moral" person but you are the exception and not the rule. In my opinion the easiest way to raise honest responsible hardworking children who respect the law and their parents is to raise them in Fear, admonition, love, and respect of Jesus Christ. Notice I did not say the ONLY way to raise good kids but I think it is the easiest way.
As for me I keep my HD handguns in a biometric lockbox under my side of the bed. I used to keep a little model 605 taurus .357 under the edge of the matress but I think my daughter is old enough now to pick the corner of the matress up so I put it in the lockbox.
I messed up the quote on the above post, I was speaking to steve's answer of the other guy who said. parenting and discipline... are the problems with our country
Thanks for all the replies. I've been to the cornered cat site before but hadn't noticed the kid section. Some good information there. As for CC, I'm not quite there, yet. And even if and when I get a CCP, I doubt I will have it on me 16 hours a day. So, I don't really view that as an option for me. Now, if the gun isn't on my person, then it will be in a safe. I like the look of the gunvault safes. Seem like they'd be easy to get into without light. Ideally, I'd like biometric. I may have to save up for that and keep my current safe for the meantime.
I taught my 4 year old the 4 basic gun safety rules <- we californians have to learn this when getting our certificate from DOJ.
2. Dont' touch
4. Tell an adult
He can recite it on command. It takes no place for properly securing your firearm from youngin's hands. Here in CA, if you store your gun unlocked in your home, and a kid breaks in and uses the weapon, the owner will get prison time. I personally always keep mine locked, but very accesible to me.
Also, to the OP, if you're looking into a handgun safe, i recommend checking out the DAC safe.
We found lots of places in our home where we could safely put a loaded (or unloaded) pistol, that our athletic toddler couldn't reach.
High on a bookshelf, tucked behind (or between) the books, is one example.
The most important part, however, was that when our child was at home, there was always a watchful parent at home with her. She was given the illusion of autonomy and privacy, but she was always under supervision. (Not intrusion or interference, but supervision. There's a difference.)
Does that help?
(Jean and I will be in Lost Angles until the 11th, closing up a recently-deceased aunt's apartment, and settling her affairs. See you on the 12th, or maybe a little later.)
I have to agree with you Steve. You must teach children about respect not only for the gun but for what the gun can do. Discipline is greatly lacking in so many children today, adults for that matter. I have already begun to teach my daughter (will be 5 soon) about guns, how to handle and respect them. I was raised with unlocked guns in the house and was taught about them and intend on doing the same.
Excuse me kev74. But tou have taken that statement way out of context. Nowhere did I mention an age or any other demographic !!!!!!!!!
Am I the only one who notices how rude and disrespectful people in general are these days compared to 10 or 20 years ago?
I agree with this 100%
I have no kids, but my wife and I have been having "the talk" lately. This is the best solution we could come up with also. My largest concern would be with the curiosity of BOYS though. I am pretty sure I will have to keep my guns locked up whenever they are not on me or in my nightstand at night. It will be a daily routine I will have to get used to but a small price to pay for the safety of my family -much as the cost of the weapon and ammo is a small price to pay.
I would not recommend anyone else to leave ANY gun unlocked when they have children, but that's because I do not know others habits and living situations. I have a dedicated spot in my nightstand (opposite the bedroom door) that would be almost impossible to get to without me knowing about it or waking up in the process, and I am not sure that I will be able to justify keeping a gun unlocked.
Before I would bring a gun into the home, I would have a way of securing it from my children. Wanting a gun for home protection means having it accessible to me, not my kids. For me that meant a GunVault - $99 from Costco online and only the size of a shoebox. Want it to be even more safe? Save a couple months longer and get the biometric version - only YOUR thumbprint will open it. If there are keys, kids will eventually find them, if there is a combination, kids will eventually figure it out. Thats the premise you have to work with!!
The only difference between our daughter and any boy of the same age was not visible while she was clothed.
She was just as tempted by curiosity, she was just as adventurous, and she was just as mischievous. She climbed all of the tallest trees in our neighborhood, all the way to the top. She liked to climb ladders to sit on roofs. She became a competent rifle shot (.22).
No, not all daughters are "tomboys." Ours isn't, any more. But during her "dangerous age," she could've easily passed for a boy.
Don't assume that girls aren't "boy-like" inside, notwithstanding frilly dresses and dolls. It would be a very dangerous assumption, on a parent's part, and could lead to tragedy. It could also keep you from fully enjoying your relationship with your daughter, by artificially restricting it.
(Jean and I will be in Lost Angles until the 11th, closing up a recently-deceased aunt's apartment, and settling her affairs. See you on the 12th, or maybe a little later.)


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Vitamin K-dependent carboxylation of matrix Gla-protein: a crucial switch to control ectopic mineralization
Vitamin K-dependent carboxylation of matrix Gla-protein: a crucial switch to control ectopic mineralization
Trends in Molecular Medicine, Volume 19, Issue 4,
Pages 217-226,
Publication Date 31 January 2013
Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.molmed.2012.12.008
Leon J. Schurgers
Jouni Uitto
Chris P. Reutelingsperger
Department of Biochemistry, Cardiovascular Research Institute Maastricht, Universiteitssingel 50, 6200 MD Maastricht, The Netherlands
Department of Dermatology and Cutaneous Biology, Jefferson Medical College, and Jefferson Institute of Molecular Medicine, Thomas Jefferson University, 233 South 10th Street, Suite 450, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Vascular mineralization has recently emerged as a risk factor for cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. Previously regarded as a passive end-stage process, vascular mineralization is currently recognized as an actively regulated process with cellular and humoral contributions. The discovery that the vitamin K-dependent matrix Gla-protein (MGP) is a strong inhibitor of vascular calcification has propelled our mechanistic understanding of this process and opened novel avenues for diagnosis and treatment. This review focuses on molecular mechanisms of vascular mineralization involving MGP and discusses the potential for treatments and biomarkers to monitor patients at risk for vascular mineralization.

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Portfolio Management Software Programs
by John Bajkowski
Portfolio management systems can be broadly categorized as three types: software-based, Web HTML-based, and Web applet-based.
Software-Based: Most sophisticated system. A program is installed to your hard drive, where all analysis takes place. Security price updates are usually made via the Internet. Users must pay for software and possibly for on-going support and updates.
Web HTML-Based: Least sophisticated; most common type of Web-based service. System is run entirely within your Web browser and reports are limited to what is displayed within your browser. These systems are mostly free of charge and widely available on the Internet.
Web Applet-Based: Users download a small program know as an "applet" from a Web site. This applet is installed on your hard drive and analysis and report generation is performed locally on your computer using data from an Internet feed. Applet-based systems are more likely to require a paid subscription that also provides access to stock and mutual fund data and screening.
This comparison examines software-based portfolio management systems geared toward the typical individual investor. All of the software programs have Windows-based versions, while Intuit and Portfolio Systems, Inc. offer both Macintosh and Windows versions of their portfolio software. We examine Web-based approaches in a separate product comparison (see the July/August 2004 issue of Computerized Investing). Overall, we still feel that neither type of Web-based portfolio manager can yet replace the best software-based systems. Most Web-based services have limited capabilities for reporting on realized gains and losses and investment income; return calculations are generally less powerful as well.
The Web-based tools offer speedy data and news retrieval and are best considered as a companion or compliment to your software program. They are very helpful in keeping you abreast of what is happening with your portfolio and notifying you of any events that might affect it.
Your Shopping List
The comparison grid details the features and functionality of each program. This article touches on the primary factors to consider when selecting a portfolio management tool and includes general descriptions of each of the programs.
When shopping for a portfolio management program, it is best to develop a shopping list or checklist of features to consider. These features include:
- costs,
- securities/assets handled,
- transactions handled,
- reporting strength and flexibility,
- data updates, and
- ease of use.
When the issue of price comes into question, one needs to look beyond the retail price tag. The time spent learning how to use a program, configuring it to your data source, and entering in your pertinent trading histories and individual security information should be considered as part of your overall cost. In the long run, these three issues alone far outweigh the importance of the initial price of a program. Therefore, take your time in selecting a portfolio management application. Make sure you are making the correct choice for your needs. If you simply go out and buy the program with the most number of checkmarks in our grid, you may find it still sitting on a shelf collecting dust two years from now because it was too difficult to use and really did not meet your needs in the first place.
Consider these cost issues now before investing your money and, more importantly, possibly wasting your time. When analyzing your situation, consider not only your current needs, but any possible future needs as well. If a demo of the program you are interested in is available, be sure to get it and "test drive" the program. Often the cost of the demo can be applied to the purchase price. Most of the program vendors in this comparison offer free demos downloadable at their Web sites; this is noted in the comparison grid.
Securities/Assets Handled
When looking at the scope of securities accommodated by any prospective program, consider not only the types of securities or assets that you currently hold, but also those securities you might want to purchase in the future. All programs cover the basic security classes—stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and cash.
Some programs will specialize in one area, such as options or mutual funds. While the program in question may cover one area well, it may not be flexible enough to track other types of securities should the scope of your investment holdings expand.
If your portfolio includes unusual securities or assets, such as derivatives, pay close attention to whether or not a program handles them. Also, other sections within the comparison grid relate to security and asset coverage: Transaction types, security lot assignments, reports, and even data services can affect how you track, organize, and analyze your portfolio.
Any solid portfolio management program should also allow you to measure the diversification of your holdings. These programs can sort your portfolio into various categories in order to measure diversification. Some programs even measure the diversification within a particular asset class. For example, you may want to examine the industry breakdown of your stock portfolio or the state-by-state makeup of a municipal bond portfolio.
Transactions Handled
The transactions supported by the program are closely related to the types of securities that the program is designed to handle. Make sure that any potential program includes all the relevant transactions you might require. All the programs compared here handle standard transactions such as buy/sell and cash dividends. However, the ability to handle short sales and return of capital are key areas where the programs vary in their coverage.
Related to the issue of transactions handled is the ability to specify security lot assignments for any given transaction. Security lot assignments are detailed in the comparison grid immediately below the transactions section. This is an important feature, especially to those interested in tax liability issues and tracking performance. (A lot is the total number of units involved in a given trade.) If you reinvest dividends from your mutual funds and stocks, you will find yourself tracking numerous lots over a long period of time. Any solid portfolio management package will automatically match buy and sell lots for different accounting strategies for the purpose of reducing one's tax exposure. These strategies include: first-in-first-out (FIFO), average cost, and specific lot. Finding an application that handles all three lot assignment methods is key when deciding on a program.
Reports allow you to analyze your portfolio and investments. The 10 applications vary widely in the types of reports they provide as well as in the strength and flexibility they offer. Vendors that offer different levels of their application often use report flexibility to differentiate their products—Option Money and Portfolio Director by Portfolio Systems, Inc. in this comparison provide one example. Portfolio Director is geared toward professional managers and features a range of performance reports, while Option Money is offered without these important reports. Again, check to see if the programs that you are considering have the types of reports you want, but also look at other reports offered that you do not currently use in your analysis. They might enhance the overall evaluation of your portfolio.
While you want to be sure that a program provides enough flexibility and functionality to complete your current task list, consider possible future needs with regard to securities and transactions handled along with reporting capabilities. Doing so now will save you time and effort down the road.
The current holdings report lays out the composition of your portfolio. It is a basic report that indicates which securities are in the portfolio, their original cost, current value, gain or loss, and perhaps some security statistics such as dividend yield, price-earnings ratio, or beta.
The holdings by lots report breaks down the composition report into finer increments, indicating each purchase at a specific date and price. This gives a clear, detailed history of your transactions and provides guidance for selecting which lots to sell to manage taxes.
Tax schedules pertain to theSchedule B and Schedule D reports. Designed for computing interest and dividends received from a portfolio, Schedule B reports allow you to estimate tax debt (or credit) before year-end statements arrive. TaxSchedule D reports compute long- and short-term capital gains and group assets that will yield capital gains with tax liabilities. If you are going to rely on your portfolio management program to produce these schedules, make sure that adjustments can be made should tax laws change regarding factors such as short- or long-term holding periods in the future. Ideally, the program should also track foreign tax withheld on your securities to help ensure that proper credit is accounted for when filling out your taxes. Tax reports are provided for a given tax year, so programs generally include a dialog to select a given year to report upon.
The projected cash flow report serves as a forecast of the expected portfolio cash income from dividends, interest, and bond maturities. This report is useful for estimating retirement income and allows you to structure asset holdings based on future needs.
The issue of flexibility comes into play with the options of customized reports and batch processing capabilities. Customization choices range from content-related, such as time period, to cosmetics-related, like column and row headings or even font size. Batch, or group, processing simply involves completing multiple print jobs of different types of reports at one time. Batch reporting is typically found in products geared for institutional client reports.
Portfolio alerts highlight when a security has crossed some predetermined price threshold. Such an alert may highlight a need for investigation that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Performance Reports
The section of the grid entitled Performance Reports depicts the various ways a program summarizes how well your investment holdings have fared. A basic part of the portfolio management process is to determine and analyze performance and, therefore, this section should be studied carefully. The number of performance reports offered helps some programs stand out from their competitors. The level of performance reports available is discussed in the brief program summaries that follow.
A program that provides reports for securities, industries, and asset classes will not only give you the performance of each segment, but also will provide portfolio allocation analysis. Some programs allow for an examination among various asset classes—such as domestic or foreign equities, bonds, or cash—while others provide industry breakdowns.
It is also important to find a program that has the ability to produce reports covering single and multiple portfolios. You will want a program that addresses the diversified aspects of all your holdings for all your portfolios, rather than one that can only concentrate on a single portfolio.
All of the programs in this comparison provide a return for the current holding period, which examines gain or loss from the time the security is purchased. Most programs now also offer returns for designated periods, called between-period returns in the grid. Programs that feature the ability to designate time periods allow you to monitor security performance during a known market environment, as well as to examine all of your securities over the same time period. To designate time periods, a program must be able to store snapshots of your portfolio holdings and values at specific points in time and not just the current positions and prices. Some programs, such as Reeally!, can automatically create a price history from free Internet data sources and use the history to display portfolio returns over time.
Portfolio return reports paint the clearest picture of how well your investment holdings have performed. However, it is important to understand which type of return is best for the individual investor. Both a value-weighted (also referred to as a dollar-weighted) internal rate of return (IRR) and a time-weighted rate of return can be calculated by portfolio management software. But which one is right for your analysis?
For the individual investor looking to gauge the true performance of a personal portfolio, the internal rate of return is desired because it represents the rate of return earned by your investments. The internal rate of return is both a value-weighted and time-weighted calculation because it considers the time when inflows and outflows are made to the portfolio, the amount of these flows, and the combined impact upon the overall rate of return. The time-weighted return is most often used to analyze the performance of investment decisions made by a portfolio or money manager. The time-weighted calculation directly ignores the impact of any cash added or removed from the portfolio because the manager most often does not have control over such events. However, not only does an individual have control over these inflows and outflows, but they impact the portfolio rate of return, the portfolio value and your wealth. Look for applications that offer both returns, but be sure to check for the internal rate of return.
When a program provides tax-adjusted returns, this simply means that it generates pretax and aftertax returns. These programs automatically calculate the tax liabilities of your transactions and report their impact on the rate of return of the securities and portfolios.
Programs that follow AIMR-PPS standards adhere to the accounting and presentation standards established by the Investment Performance Standards Policy Group. These include: calculating a total rate of return, providing year-by-year rates of return, and allowing for consideration of portfolio management costs.
Useful reports are a key consideration in selecting a program. If a demo of the program you are considering is not available, request that the company send you printouts of the available reports using a sample portfolio.
Data Support
It is common for portfolio management programs to offer a direct connection to an on-line service for price updates. The comparison grid indicates the information services supported by each program. The grid also shows the various formats supported for exporting and importing information. In most cases, this refers only to the transfer of security price information.
Programs that support OFX stand a good chance of importing transaction data from your on-line broker. The Open Financial Exchange (OFX) specification allows for the electronic exchange of financial data between financial institutions, businesses and consumers via the Internet. OFX supports a wide range of financial activities such as banking, bill payments, and investment tracking—including stock, bond, mutual fund, and 401(k) account details. Over 30 brokers currently support this OFX format, making it easier to pull in transaction data. Note that your broker may only keep a limited history of your data on the OFX server, requiring investors to be diligent about updating their accounts.
Ease of Use
The great intangible aspect involved in selecting a portfolio management program centers around how easy the program is to use. In general, there is a trade-off between a simple, easy-to-use interface and a strong set of portfolio management and analytical features. The more advanced programs seem to bring along an extensive interface with their highly evolved capabilities.
When considering how easy the program is to learn, also consider how easy and quick it is going to be to perform your normal maintenance tasks, such as entry of purchases and sales and the reinvestment of dividends. When falling in love with a program's extensive coverage, remember that a longer learning curve will most likely be involved.
No area of analysis warrants getting a demo more than portfolio management. You can check out the program's interface and consider how easy it is to maneuver around in the program. Few demo versions come with written instructions, so browse the Web site for any help files and try E-mailing questions to the vendor's technical support staff to test them for possible future reference.
Comparison Grid
Captool Individual Investor is an excellent choice for the sophisticated investor looking to monitor and evaluate their portfolio holdings. The Captool program is offered in a number of versions ranging from the Individual Investor version priced at $249 to the Professional release that sells for $5,000. Captool Individual Investor comes with 12 months of support and program updates. Support and updates after the first year are $60 annually.
The program utilizes a series of spreadsheet-like windows for users to enter transactions, review securities and security holdings, and switch among various portfolios. Captool allows users to work with and view multiple portfolios at once. Users can maintain separate portfolios, and yet merge them to see how a combined portfolio is structured.
Captool supports a wide range of security and transaction types that cover virtually any investment situation that an investor will encounter. Most programs rely on a series of questions to record transactions, but Captool relies on a transaction ledger that can be intimidating for first-time users. Experienced users will find the transaction ledger to be an efficient data-entry tool once the data-entry codes are mastered. Report capabilities are extensive and flexible. Captool ships with over 60 report templates that draw on different data fields and portfolio statistics. Captool reports also provide you with the option to incorporate graphics such as allocation pie charts and valuation growth charts. The program can examine the performance of individual securities, security groups, and the overall portfolio for user-designated time periods. The performance report can present the internal rate of return, time-weighted return, or simple profit on an annualized or total gain basis. Users have the option of looking at returns on both an aftertax and pretax basis and even specifying any fees or commissions paid over the reporting period. Tax-related calculations and reports are driven by tax tables that can be customized for specific portfolios and modified by users as tax laws change.
Built-in scripts allow users to download current and historical quotes from popular investment Web sites such as Yahoo! Captool is powerful program; count on taking some time to learn how to use the program and to take advantage of its extensive set of features. Captool goes well beyond basic recordkeeping—this is a powerful portfolio management and performance evaluation tool.
Comparison Grid
Fund Manager is available in Personal ($59), Professional ($195), or Advisor ($395) versions. The Personal version is primarily for the individual investor and features complete portfolio management functionality. The Professional version is intended more for use by traders and enhances its portfolio management features with technical analysis tools including charting, trailing stop-loss alerts, moving average alerts and even warnings about wash sale possibilities. The Advisor version adds client management features including the ability to import data from advisory feeds supplied by brokerage firms and E-mail reports and charts to clients.
Fund Manager allows users to track stocks, mutual funds, options, bonds, and cash accounts. All of the standard transactions for these security types are supported to keep track of your purchases, redemptions, distributions, splits, recombinations, mergers, and spin-offs. Fund Manager supports both long and short positions. Transactions can be entered manually, imported from a wide variety of formats, or retrieved directly from your broker or mutual fund company through its OFX support.
Users can track and record transactions for an unlimited number of investments and portfolios, but are limited to tracking 500 securities for a given portfolio in the Personal version (2,000 in the Professional version).
Fund Manager has 13 reports and allows users to customize them by drawing on over 150 available fields. Capital gain reports provide all the information required for tax reporting; users can export capital gains to TurboTax or other popular tax preparation software. Warnings regarding wash sales are provided in the Professional and Advisor versions.
The Professional and Advisor versions also offer price alerts that can be based upon a fixed price, trailing stop-loss, or moving average. When an alert is triggered users can be notified with a pop-up window, sound, E-mail message or page.
Fund Manager offers AIMR-PPS compliant time-weighted performance reports that allow users to track the performance of individual securities and portfolios.
Comparison Grid
Hamilton Software offers a number of portfolio management systems and even more basic programs to compute the rate of return of one's overall portfolio. Investor's Accountant represents the top-line of their portfolio management programs. Investor's Accountant tracks all records for any type of investment for an unlimited number of portfolios and produces a wide range of reports and charts.
The program covers all the bases with regard to holdings reports and features performance reports for your securities and portfolio groups. Investor's Accountant can analyze your performance using both an internal rate of return and a time-weighted rate of return. Return reports can be presented before or after taxes. The program supports three methodologies for calculating the time-weighted rate of return.
The reports can measure performance between any two points in time. Users can examine periodic performance (monthly, quarterly, annual) and composite performance of portfolio groups. Group composite performance can be determined as either "asset weighted" or "asset plus cash flow weighted," and an "aggregate" method of calculating group composite performance allows inclusion of portfolios with differing time spans.
Nice extras include automatic alert updates and a graphical analysis package. The alerts signal you when price, value or percent limits are hit, just before dividend dates, and when options are about to expire. Security performance and market trends can also be followed through the program's graphical analysis, which includes moving averages and price-volume.
Investor's Accountant is a powerful program with a rich set of features and reports that place it among the upper class of applications in its field.
Comparison Grid
Money is one of two multi-dimensional programs included in this comparison that are designed to assist individual investors with the full range of money management activities (Quicken is the other). A detailed examination of the two programs was provided in the January/February 2005 issue of Computerized Investing. Money provides portfolio tracking measures and handles basic personal finance tasks as well.
Money, like Quicken, comes in multiple versions—Standard, Deluxe, and Premium. The Standard version is designed to assist in the overall managing of one's finances, the Deluxe package includes additional financial planning and tax preparation modules, while the Premium version is geared toward the investor with modules to analyze investments and provide tax analysis of stock transactions.
Money tracks a standard set of securities such as cash, stocks, options, mutual funds, and bonds and the program has a special account type to track employee stock options. Overall, Money handles a fair amount of securities and offers extensive coverage of transactions.
Most of the basic holdings reports are present and the performance report options are rather substantial: security, industry, and asset class performance reports and a time-weighted rate of return are available. Reports can be generated between periods and for multiple portfolios. Reports can also be customized by the user and run in batches.
Money offers strong integration with financial data and portfolio tracking with CNBC on MSN Money (investor.msn.com). This top-rated comprehensive one-stop investment center features stock and fund research, company reports, current and historical price and financial data, market news archives, advice, and educational materials.
Money is a solid program that is tightly connected to the Web. Money will suit the portfolio needs of the average investor and help in the research and analysis of holdings.
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Portfolio Record Keeper (PRK) is a comprehensive portfolio manager that handles the complete roster of securities including cash, money market funds, U.S. government and agency bonds, tax-exempt bonds, corporate bonds, preferred stocks, mutual funds, common stocks, and options and their related transaction types. It has the built-in ability to track investment club assets as well as standard portfolio and account types.
PRK tracks an unlimited number of portfolios, each with an unlimited number of securities. The program provides over 20 reports that summarize your investments: current holdings, unrealized gains/losses, sold positions & realized gains/losses, income received, capital gain distributions, commissions paid, security allocation, portfolio diversification, portfolio cash flow projections, tax basis, performance measurements, asset maturity schedule, transactions ledger, and more. The portfolio diversification report can show diversification by asset type or by industry. These reports can be customized and run in batches. Both the value-weighted internal rate of return and time-weighted returns utilize AIMR-PPS-compliant methodologies. Multi-portfolio reports can be generated between periods.
PRK provides an attractive 'Home Page' that combines a portfolio value snapshot, a summary of the year-to-date income, realized gains and losses, a detailed list of the portfolio holdings in the portfolio, a portfolio diversification display area and a listing of portfolio activity.
PRK features a price alerts monitoring system that automatically checks updated prices against user-specified high/low price targets and sends a warning message notifying the user of the event. These alerts also provide users with additional data regarding the affected security. PRK is clearly among the leaders in this category and should be on the short list for many investors.
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Portfolio System, Inc. offers three portfolio management tools—Portfolio Gains ($145), Option Money ($345) and Portfolio Director ($795). At the low end, Portfolio Gains keeps track of stock, mutual fund, bond and options trades, and calculates gains and losses, and Schedule D tax reports. Option Money has all of the features of Portfolio Gains, but primarily adds reports and analysis pertaining to options. Option Money allows users to import trade data from many on-line brokers. Accounts can be set up to use various currencies. Also, a wide range of transaction types can be managed through Option Money.
The program can print-up tax reports or export data to tax preparation programs such as Turbo Tax.
Option Money automatically assigns FIFO lots to purchases, but users can designate specific lots to manage tax considerations of security sales. The program also features a report to warn users of potential wash sales.
Option Money features basic portfolio position reports, but investors who want portfolio performance reports will need to consider Portfolio Director.
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Portfolio Analyzer, the other member of the Hamilton Software family, fills the role of a more basic portfolio management system. As an elementary portfolio manager, Portfolio Analyzer features similar security and transaction coverage as that of its more advanced companion, Investor's Accountant. The major differences come into play with the reports and the versatility of those reports. Portfolio Analyzer produces security allocation, single and multiple portfolio, and value-weighted return performance reports. Performance can be measured only for the time period that the security is held.
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Portfolio Director represents Portfolio Systems, Inc.'s high-end portfolio management system. This Mac, Windows and even Linux–based portfolio management tool costs $1,200 per year for a professional license, although individual investors can acquire a license for a one-time charge of $795. The Individual Investor license includes technical support for three months.
Portfolio Director includes all of the portfolio management tools found in Option Money and Portfolio Gains, but adds portfolio performance reports and client management abilities. These reports include return on investment tracking and graphing, cash flow analysis, ratio analysis, and asset allocation graphing. Historical position reports allow users to study past investment allocations and performance. Performance reports can be calculated using the internal rate of return or the time-weighted rate of return. These returns can be presented on total and annualized bases. Users can define their own benchmarks for comparison against portfolio return. Helpful portfolio summaries combine performance tables, historical return graphs and allocation reports. Reports can be customized and exported to Excel.
A unique feature allows users to set up a model portfolio allocation and obtain an alert when the portfolio becomes out of balance. Portfolio Director is a good portfolio management tool and the best dedicated portfolio system for the Mac user.
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Quicken aims to be a complete personal finance assistant with checkbook management, budgeting, and tax planning. Two Windows versions of Quicken are available—Deluxe and Premier. Intuit also sells a single Mac version.
Quicken, like Microsoft Money, is both a portfolio management program and a personal finance application. It prints checks, categorizes all spending, and contains functions for on-line banking and bill payments, as well as tracking bank and credit card accounts.
Quicken includes the basic holding and performance reports for securities and asset classes for single portfolios only. These reports can be customized and generated between periods. Quicken only generates a value-weighted rate of return.
The Premier program includes all that the Deluxe version offers, as well as several additional educational aids, analysis modules and reports—including a module to help minimize capital gains taxes, and tax-related Schedule A, B, and D reports.
Intuit includes an analyzer that helps to describe your portfolio holdings, performance, asset allocation, risk profile, and tax implications. Support for IRAs, employee stock purchase plans, and short sales is also provided.
Quicken offers a basic portfolio manager for tracking investments and, at the same time, offers assistance in keeping up with various personal finance issues. Investors considering Quicken 2005 should obtain the Premier version, which provides a wider range of analytical tools.
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Reeally! from Mantic Software offers quality features that help place it among the top programs in the field. Reeally! comes in two versions, Standard and Pro. The Standard program is for portfolios consisting of only stocks and mutual funds and costs $150. The Pro version is the more practical of the two, supporting portfolios with a wide variety of assets. It is priced at $525.
Reeally! Pro offers solid support of securities including bonds, options and futures. However, the two programs have several limitations when it comes to basic security identification. Reeally! does not provide CUSIP listing functions nor does it allow for SIC industry code classifications. Transactions handled are also quite solid, with Reeally! offering the complete array of options including short/cover, margin, and receive/deliver. The strongest feature found in the Reeally! program is the program's reports and returns module, encompassing basic holding reports, performance returns, and graphical performance charts.
All the standard holding reports are present. The returns module also provides detailed charting capabilities. Users can graph, compare, and print performance measures for an entire portfolio or any filtered subsets—which can be viewed side-by-side. Performance graphs track gain or loss vs. cost basis or cash committed, rates of return with optional annual performance bars and trailing 12-month rates of return. An in-depth discussion of the various returns and graphs is provided in the program's Help system.
Reeally! is a very good portfolio management program that is quite strong on functionality.
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Red All Over: Supporters To Create new Motto for U.S. Men's National Team
U.S. Soccer and Nike are launching a campaign providing fans with the opportunity to write a new motto for the U.S. Men's National Team that will be featured on the team's new uniform.
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CHICAGO (March 18, 2011) – U.S. Soccer and Nike are launching a campaign providing fans with the opportunity to write a new motto for the U.S. Men's National Team that will be featured on the team's new uniform.
Fans can submit their motto on Twitter from now until March 23 using #redallover. The most inspirational motto will debut on the Men's National Team's new uniform against Argentina on Saturday March 26 at New Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Entrants must be U.S. residents who are 13 years or older, and fans can enter as many times as they like before the deadline.
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The new national team kit is inspired by the supporters who have grown in numbers throughout the last three decades while showing pride and unity during the U.S. Men's National Team's journey that includes qualification for six straight FIFA World Cups.
As part of the campaign fans are also encouraged to wear red to New Meadowlands Stadium on March 26 in support of the Men's National Team during the game against Argentina.
Tickets for the USA's game against Argentina are currently on sale through ussoccer.com and by phone at 1-800-745-3000. Tickets are also available at Ticketmaster outlets throughout the New York/New Jersey area, at the New Meadowland Stadium ticket office (open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and at the IZOD Center ticket office (open Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.).


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23 March 2014
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Rp 255,800
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Being the biggest flight booking website in Indonesia, Tiket2 has up-to-date information about cheap promo tickets from all low cost airlines opeating in Indonesia, including Lion Air. Find Lion Air flight information, ticket prices and booking details.
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- 1. Visit Tiket2 start page or use the search box on th top of this page
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PT Lion Mentari Airlines, operating as Lion Air, is the Indonesian's largest private airline, owned by Rusdi Kirana and family. Founded in 1999, it begun operating in July 2000 with a single route, Jakarta to Pontianak. It has since grown to be Indonesia's largest domestic carrier - partly due to its aggressive, but flexible pricing structures which win over bargain hunters (for each flight Lion Air has 12 classes of ticket, and its system ensures that no flight runs at a loss).
Today Lion Air fleet has 60 planes in operation (mostly Boeing 737-900ER, Boeing 737-300,400 and Boeing MD-90). In November 2011 Lion Air ordered 230 new planes from Boeing, making it the largest commercial airplane order ever in Boeing's history. Lion Air's fleet does 3300 flights a week, both domestic and international; in 2011 it carried 27 million passengers.
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Date of departure | Ticket price | Airline | Departure airport | Arrival airport |
23 March 2014 | 255,800 | LionAir | Banjarmasin | Surabaya |
22 March 2014 | 316,300 | LionAir | Padang | Batam |
15 March 2014 | 335,500 | LionAir | Surabaya | Lombok |
13 March 2014 | 338,300 | LionAir | Semarang | Jakarta |
27 March 2014 | 346,500 | LionAir | Jakarta | Yogyakarta |
15 March 2014 | 347,100 | LionAir | Lampung | Jakarta |
18 March 2014 | 351,500 | LionAir | Pekanbaru | Medan |
15 March 2014 | 351,500 | LionAir | Medan | Banda Aceh |
20 March 2014 | 352,600 | LionAir | Palembang | Jakarta |
13 March 2014 | 355,900 | LionAir | Solo | Jakarta |
16 April 2014 | 357,000 | LionAir | Pekanbaru | Batam |
8 April 2014 | 357,000 | LionAir | Balikpapan | Palu |
14 March 2014 | 363,000 | LionAir | Batam | Jakarta |
4 May 2014 | 368,000 | LionAir | Balikpapan | Banjarmasin |
13 April 2014 | 368,000 | LionAir | Batam | Palembang |
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Destination airports
Lion Air's main base is Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta, and it regularly carries passengers to 36 different destinations. Internationally, it flies to Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia and Saudi-Arabia. It plans to extend its services to the whole Asia Pacific region.
LionAir domestic destinations (Indonesian airports)
Ambon airport → Balikpapan airport → Banda Aceh airport → Lampung airport → Bandung airport → Batam airport → Baubau airport → Bengkulu airport → Banjarmasin airport → Bima airport → Buli airport → Denpasar airport → Ende airport → Fak Fak airport → Gorontalo airport → Gunung Sitoli airport → Jakarta airport → Jambi airport → Jayapura airport → Kaimana airport → Kendari airport → Kotabaru airport → Kupang airport → Labuha airport → Labuan Bajo airport → Lhokseumawe airport → Lombok airport → Makassar airport → Mamuju airport → Manokwari airport → Maumere airport → Medan airport → Malang airport → Melanguane airport → Manado airport → Merauke airport → Meulaboh airport → Nabire airport → Natuna airport → Padang airport → Palangkaraya airport → Palembang airport → Palu airport → Pangkal Pinang airport → Pekanbaru airport → Pomala airport → Pontianak airport → Semarang airport → Sibolga airport → Solo airport → Sorong airport → Sumbawa Besar airport → Surabaya airport → Tahuna airport → Tambolaka airport → Tanjung Pinang airport → Tarakan airport → Ternate airport → Tobelo airport → Tual airport → Yogyakarta airport →Lion Air flights schedule
You can check the Lion Air flights schedule for the particular date using the form at the top of this page. Make sure to select "Lion Air only" option, then choose the route and the date.
Lion Air e-tickets
You are required to have a printed copy of an e-ticket with you during the journey - it will allows you to enter into the airport, to check-in or to arrange a refund/exchange if such a situation arises. You will receive an e-ticket directly to your email box right after you book Lion Air flight with Tiket2. To enter the airport and for the check-in, you will also be asked to present a proof identity such as a passport, identity card or Indonesian KTP.
Payment must be fully made during the reservation with Tiket2, so the ticket can be issued. Each reservation has a time window (time limit) when the payment can be made. In case of non-payment, our system will cancel the reservation and will inform you about this fact by email. You will be asked to start the reservation process from the beginning.
Lion Air group reservations
Regulations for this type of reservation may change from time to time. In general, we offer large discounts for group bookings. Please contact Tiket2 Customer Service for the up to date information and assistance.
Check-in and boarding times
Indonesia domestic flights: check-in usually starts 2 hours before the departure time; the check-in counters close 45 minute before the departure time. International flights: check-in starts 2.5 hours before the departure time; the check-in counters close 45 minutes before the departure time. Departure times are the same for both business and economy classes of passengers. The boarding gate will be closed 15 minutes before departure time. Please note that if you are late at the boarding gate, you will not be boarded on the flight and will be considered a no-show passenger.
Priority check-in and boarding is available for members of Lion Air Passport Club.
If for some reason a passenger is unable to travel with and has confirmed Lion Air booking, she is asked to contact Lion Air Reservation and Ticketing as soon as possible to avoid a penalty.
Lion Air web check-in
If you want to save time you spent on the airport, you can use the web check-in. Web check-in opens 24 hours before the departure time and close 4 hours before the flight. With a boarding pass printed out during the web check-in you can arrive at the airport a bit later, but you always should take into account that you still need to drop off your check-in baggage and pass through security scanning. Passengers carrying only a hand luggage can proceed directly to the gate.
Changes to the flight, refunds and cancellations
Once the web check-in has been made, you can only make changes to your flight by contacting Lion Air Customer Service (tel 0804-1-778899). The upgrade fares and admin fees apply.
To discuss the e-ticket cancellation or refund you should contact the Lion Air Call Center. If you made the reservation with Tiket2, we will take care of the whole process for you.
Lion Air cabin baggage
Lion Air passengers are allowed to carry on board one piece of hand baggage with the maximum weight of 10kg and dimensions within 40cm x 30cm x 20cm. Cabin luggage limits are the same for domestic flights within Indonesia and for international flights.
Free baggage allowance
Lion Air offers both economy and business-class seating. Lion Air's policy sets the baggage weight limit to 20 kg for the economy class and 30 kg for the business class. This baggage allowance is the same for both domestic and international flights. An infant without an allocated seat has no right to the free checked-in baggage allowance.
Excess baggage fees apply if the checked baggage exceeds the weight limit. An increased check-in baggage allowance is available for passengers who are members of Lion Air Passport Club.
Travelling with children
Please note that Lion Air reserves the right to not to carry infants less than 7 days old. Infants between 3 and 7 days need to have a medical certificate confirming that the child can travel by plane (such a certificate must be issued not earlier than 72 hours before the flight). Lion Air defines an infant as a child of less than 2 years old.
Business Class
Lion Air's Business Class offers more room in the cabin as well as personalised service and a higher level of privacy. The leather seats are more comfortable (spacious leg room of 38"), passengers can also enjoy in-flight dining - an option which is available in Economy Class only on long, international flights. Business Class customers have also access to a private lounge.
Lion Air vs Wings Air
Both Lion Air and Wings Air are part of one group/corporation. They work together like another Indonesian carrier - Garuda Indonesia and their budget wing Citilink, or Singapore Airlines and Silk Air in Singapore. However, unlike Garuda Indonesia/Citilink or Singapore Airlines/Silk Air, Lion Air/Wings Air continue to use the same website, airline code and booking system.
Although their levels of service are mostly the same, there are small differences:
- Lion Air operates on the longer/more popular routes and uses mostly Boeing 737-900ER planes. Wings Air operates on shorter/less popular routes and uses smaller ATR72-500 planes.
- Lion Air's baggage allowance in economy class is 20kg. Wings Air has a smaller (but not strictly enforced) baggage allowance: 15kg.
- Lion Air offers business/executive class on some routes, while Wings Air focuses on basic class only.
You can easily tell which flight is operated by which airline by looking at the logo next to the flight details. Also, a four-digit flight number usually indicates a Wings Air flight.
23 March 2014
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Rp 255,800
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After downloaded, Floor Vibration Analysis should appear under Extensions> Analysis (see attachment)
Hope that helps.
Specifically, what is the name of the files? Thanks!
The name is exactly like in the pdf file I sent you: Revit Extensions for Autodesk Revit Structure 2012.
The Floor Vibration is listed in the pdf document under the Appendix.
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WESTERN NEW YORK -- Christians around the world are receiving the sign of the cross in ashes on their foreheads Wednesday in celebration of Ash Wednesday. The day marks the beginning of the Easter season. But not everyone can make it to church on Ash Wednesday. So, the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York is trying something new this year, ashes on the go.
"Many people haven't been in a church for a long time so we thought why not bring the church to the people," said Bishop William Franklin of the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York.
Bishop Franklin was outside of the Allen/Medical Campus Metro Station in Buffalo giving out ashes early Wednesday morning. It was one of about 10 locations in Western New York distributing ashes not in a church.
Lorraine Hapeman of Niagara Falls took advantage of the opportunity to get her ashes outside a Metro Rail station.
"This is really amazing to be able to just come here when you have a busy day, a busy schedule and you can't get to church. This is amazing that you can come and do this," Hapeman said.
Ashes on the Go started in Chicago a few years ago, but this was the first year Western New York's Episcopal Church joined in.
Tonawanda native George Czapko said it's a way to connect to God, but while on the run.
"The world has made it to busy for people to get to church on a regular basis, especially during the week. I think this is a good idea to offer this to people as they walk in their regular daily lives," Czapko said.
Bishop Franklin said it's also a way to reach out to the community.
"We and our church want to think of ways that we can connect to the people directly in new ways but by using our old traditional forms," Bishop Franklin said.
For a list of times and locations, go to www.episcopalwny.org.
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"Crab cakes are a traditional East Coast flavor; this recipe, however, gives them a Middle Eastern spin!!! They are moist and flavorful alone, but add the sauce, and WOW!"
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1/4 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup plain yogurt
1 teaspoon curry powder
1 teaspoon ground ancho chile pepper
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon mango chutney
1/2 cup chopped green onion
1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 cup dry bread crumbs
2 cups low sodium buttery round crackers, crushed
1 egg, beaten
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon spicy brown mustard
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1 dash lemon juice
Old Bay Seasoning TM to taste
1 (6 ounce) can lump crabmeat, drained
2 tablespoons olive oil
My dinner guests and I like this recipe very much as our entree because I didn't realize it was for an appetizer. I added a pound of lump crabmeat and it was great. Will make again.
These were just okay for me. I used 8 oz. of crabmeat and only one cup of the crackers and there was still just too much breading for me. Next time I will try doubling the crabmeat. Didn't really care for the sauce. My husband and teenage daughter ate it though. Better than store bought but not great. Will play with it a little more next time. Thanks
10 Ratings
I used a different recipe for the crab cakes (old standby that I've had for years), but the curried yogurt sauce was to die for. Very good. I am thinking of other ways to use it. On a cold salmon sandwich or salad. As the base for a curry chicken salad with some added crunch (almonds or cashews), raisins and celery. I will use this again and again. It got rave reviews from my dinner guests.
Nice non-traditional verison of crab cakes.
So I can't speak for the crab cakes (we buy ones already made from our store) but the sauce is excellent. We make this probably once a month to top our crab cakes and it is delicious.
Didn't bother with the crab cakes. Just wanted to the curry sauce recipe. Sauce was super easy to make and very, very good.
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I am reviewing the sauce portion of this recipe only, I chose to use another crab cake recipe. Absolutely loved this sauce on crab cakes, it's slightly sweet and fruity from the mango chutney, and the amount of curry is perfect. I prepared exactly as written. Make well ahead of serving time to chill this and let the flavors meld. I think this would also make a very interesting dressing for a salad. Thanks for sharing your recipe with AR, very good!
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Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 6 Amount Per Serving Calories: 476 Calories from Fat: 308
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Star Wars Episode VIII is the planned eighth live-action theatrical installment in the Star Wars film franchise, to be produced under the new Disney-Lucasfilm brand.
Unofficial reports claimed in November 2012 that Lawrence Kasdan—who originally wrote the screenplays for both Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi—and Simon Kinberg would divide writing responsibilities for Star Wars Episodes VIII and IX, and both would co-produce all three films of the upcoming sequel trilogy, alongside Kathleen Kennedy.[4] In February 2013, Disney revealed that Kasdan and Kinberg were working on standalone films as well.[5] During a concert with the Young Musician's Foundation Debut Orchestra on February 9, composer John Williams stated that he was hoping to get the chance to write the musical scores for the entire new trilogy.[6] His involvement was made official when Star Wars Insider 144 stated he would score the "new Star Wars trilogy."[7]
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 DISNEY TO ACQUIRE LUCASFILM LTD.. The Walt Disney Company. thewaltdisneycompany.com (2012-10-30). Retrieved on October 31, 2012.
- ↑ New Video Series: A Discussion About the Future of Star Wars on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
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- ↑ Kit, Borys (2012-11-20, 4:41pm PST). 'Star Wars': Lawrence Kasdan, Simon Kinberg to Write, Produce - Hollywood Reporter. The Hollywood Reporter. hollywoodreporter.com. Retrieved on November 21, 2012.
- ↑ Disney Confirms Standalone Star Wars Films; May Be Released Between New Core Episodes
- ↑ Williams Says He 'Hopes' to Work on New Star Wars Trilogy. JWFan (February 11, 2013). Retrieved on February 21, 2013.
- ↑ Star Wars Insider 144
External linksEdit
- DISNEY TO ACQUIRE LUCASFILM LTD. - The Walt Disney Company
- New Star Wars Movies Announced as Disney Enters Agreement to Acquire Lucasfilm Ltd. on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)