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|198 days ago
Don't trust the Depot - 42 replies
I'm building a router table for my incra. I stopped by Home Depot to get a sheet of Birch. I figured it would be easier for them to cut my list (3 pieces) on their panel saw. Question: How do you have a multi-thousand dollar panel saw that doesn't cut straight?! Two pieces (first and third) had ONE 90 corner. They were all off by...
|238 days ago
Table saw fences to add on - 6 replies
I have a Jet bench top saw. It's not a heavy duty machine by any means. It is however an upgrade from my ryobi. It's nice and smooth, relatively new and presents only two issues. The first is the .628 miter slots. How infuriating. Second is the fence. It's not all that square. I've bulked up on .628 UHMW strips so that&...
|393 days ago
Bending for Flattening - 17 replies
I'm in the process of planning to make a ukulele. I got some 1/8" walnut which is beautifully bookmatched and I need to glue it up. Problem is the boards are slightly warped/bowed. How would I go about making them flat again without taking wood off? They're 6"x16"x1/8".
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Can one bend wood with a curling iron? - 9 replies
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Tips for a Novice - 11 replies
Talking to a buddy yesterday, made me realize how much I don't know about finishing. What are some good resources with all the pros/cons on different finishing options along with some tutorials?
|395 days ago
Who's a good razor kit turner? - 6 replies
I have some really nice curly maple. It's so nice, it's even got a live edge. In order to use the live edge, I have to cut off a decent chunk in the 6"x3"x3/4" range. Anyone here able to turn up a few pieces I can put on a razor kit? I'll pay. eBay seems to think they're worth $140! I could carve it if I...
|399 days ago
Dust Collection - Static Shock - Novice Question - 9 replies
Can somebody experienced explain the concerns of fire hazard with dust collection? I've seen it mentioned a few times and I haven't set up my system yet. I use it mainly for cleanup. My shop is expeditionary by nature. When I get out of the Marine Corps next year, we'll move to Anchorage where the house I buy will have a dedica...
|400 days ago
Flat Jointing Boards - Question - 30 replies
I have a router. I have a No. 14 hand plane (Stanley No. 5). I have an electric hand plane. I have a thickness planer. I DON'T HAVE A JOINTER. What is the best way to get a flat joint on a board? I use the router most often but I always have one or two spots that I'm unhappy with. Also, does a real jointer/planer get a flat edg...
|407 days ago
Resaw Jig - 18 replies
I have some wood that needs resawing. I have a bandsaw but of course the throat is just small enough that my zebra, curly maple, cherry, padauk…. are all too big by just a hair. I can resaw it on the table saw by using the standard fence and flipping it after. I just don't like the feeling of lack of safety with cutting 2 1/2 deep in...
|407 days ago
Mineral Spirits on wood to sell on web - 11 replies
I'm looking at some lumber on a few sites including ebay. Some of these sellers are wiping the wood down with mineral spirits to give it the sheen of a crappy – in my opinion – finish. Will this evaporate fully by the time it arrives at my house? I want bare wood. If I were to use it for a project and leave it unfinished, would...
|407 days ago
Walnut type - pics posted - 24 replies
So I bought some walnut a while back. It was a BEAUTIFUL board that was 4/4 11"x108". Beautiful! The grain was amazing and defined. I don't know how to describe it so I'll post a picture. My question is, since then I bought some more walnut from the same place. Not realizing how amazing the first piece was, the second and...
|407 days ago
Inlay Ideas Needed - pics are posted - 4 replies
So I am designing this box/tool chest thing. I have an epilog laser engraver/vector cutter at work which I cut a fleur de lis out of some curly maple. My original idea was to vector cut (basic scroll saw work with no human error) the same fleur de lis out of some padauk and just… "drop it in". Of course! It's that easy. I...
|409 days ago
San Diego Woodworkers Wanted - Free exotic pieces - 2 replies
I'm looking for a friend in San Diego that has a decent bandsaw. I have some pretty lumber that I'd like to resaw, perhaps even make a piece or two of veneer. I'd be happy to share a little of the excess. I have two pieces of zebra, four of padauk and 6 of curly maple. All of which are too wide for my bandsaw. Not to mention, m...


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Located on the 16th fairway of the Vaquero golf course this custom home is fashioned in the architectural style of Mediterranean Revival. Master Suite features private living & separate baths. Expansive living areas with ground floor media room, large game room, simulation room with special amenities such as wellness center, massage room & sauna. Designed for entertaining it features a catering kitchen, outdoor living, balconies & pool.
|Original Price
|Days on Site
|723 days
|MLS Number
|Property Type
|Residential, single family, single detached
|Year Built
|2012, New Construction - Incomplete
|Architectural Style
|Square Feet
|15,458, source is building plan, price per sq ft is $604.86
|Lot Description
|1.830 acres, Subdivision, Golf Course Lot, Cul De Sac
|5 living areas, 2 dining areas, 5 bedrooms, 7 full baths, 4 half baths, library/study, exercise room, extra storage room, game room, media room, mud room, sauna/steam room, wine cellar
|Common Features
|Guarded Entrance, Jogging Path/Bike Path, Golf, Gated Entrance
|Stone, Carpet, Wood
|Interior Features
|Paneling, Vaulted Ceilings, Decorative Lighting, Smart Home System, High Speed Internet Available, Cable TV Available, Elevator, Multiple Staircases, Wet Bar, Wainscoting, Built-in Wine Cooler
|Energy Features
|Foam Insulation, Low E Windows, Gas Water Heater
|Central Air-Elec, Central Heat-Gas, Zoned
|7 Fireplaces, Decorative, Gas Logs, Gas Starter, Masonry Box, Stone, Wood Burning
|Mandatory, fee is $2,350 semi-annual, includes management fees, reserves, security
|Security System
|Burglar, Carbon Monoxide Detector, Fire Sprinkler System, Smoke Detector
|Municipal Utility Distr.
|5 Total Covered Spaces, 5 Garage Spaces, Attached, Detached, Golf Cart Garage, Has Sink in Garage, Opener, Outside Entry, Oversized, Porte-Cochere, Workbench
|Asphalt, City Sewer, City Water, Curbs, Private Road, Underground Utilities
|Piered Beam Slab
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|Keller ISD
|Bear Creek
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|Living Area 1
|21 x 23
|Living Area 2
|21 x 19
|16 x 30
|Dining Room
|15 x 20
|16 x 24, Walk-in Pantry, Island, Granite/Granite Type Countertop, Butlers Pantry, Eat-in Kitchen
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|Double Oven, Built-in Microwave, Dishwasher, Disposal, Warmer Oven Drawer, Built-in Icemaker, Water Line to Refrigerator, Built-in Refrigerator/Freezer
|Breakfast Room
|23 x 13
|Master Bedroom
|28 x 16, Walk-in Closets, Built-in Cabinets, Linen Closet, Sitting Area in Master, Jetted Tub, Separate Shower, Split Bedrooms, Fireplace in Master, Dual Master Baths, Separate Vanities, Double Shower
|Bedroom 2
|16 x 13
|Other Room 1
|21 x 20
|Utility Room
|11 x 11, Built-in Cabinets, Dryer Hookup- Electric, Second Pantry, Room for Freezer, Laundry Chute, Dryer Hookup- Gas, Sink in Utility, Utility Closet, Washer Hookup, Separate Utility Room
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|37 x 20
|Bedroom 3
|16 x 14
|Bedroom 4
|16 x 14
|Bedroom 5
|14 x 16
|Other Room 2
|16 x 26
|Gutters, Patio Open, Patio Covered, Balcony, Deck, Attached Grill, Outdoor Living Center, Covered Deck, Sprinkler System, Outdoor Fireplace/Pit, Lighting System
|Yes, Play Pool, Attached Spa, Cleaning System, In Ground Gunite, Heated
|Metal, Rock/Stone
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7 Photographs That Show What Space Would Look Like If Everything Was Miniature
Tilt-shifting astronomical objects ftw. Thanks, ScienceLlama.
Tilt-shifting astronomical objects ftw. Thanks, ScienceLlama.
Kelly Oakes 8 months ago 12 responses
Tilt-Shift photography uses a special lens to create a shallow depth of field, and make the subjects of a photo look like toy miniatures. Here are some striking examples from the Olympics.
Jack Moore 2 years ago 167 responses
While the 'tilt-shift' technique is used way too often, but this video by Keith Loutit and Jarbas Agnelli is a perfect example of how awesome it can be.
TabloidTruths 2 years ago 63 responses
How do you make a slow-motion and tilt shift video even better? Add a vocal track by Thom York. (via ohhaveyouseenthis.com) Watch Video ›
liveforfilms 2 years ago 47 responses
Wait a minute… I see what you did there. (via laughingsquid.com) View List ›
Mathieu S. 3 years ago 88 responses
Nice, France, shot over the winter with a Nikon D3100 in tilt-shift beauty. Marvelous. Watch Video ›
PanBagnat 3 years ago 39 responses
"A Magical Day at Disneyland Paris" took more than seven months and 4,000 photographs to create. It makes the entire park look like one giant toy set. Watch Video ›
TabloidTruths 3 years ago 148 responses
Tilt shift photography is an awesome visual effect. You might have seen it used in "The Social Network," during the boat race scene. The effect is used to perfection in this video from this years Coachella. Watch Video ›
SGTdopushups 3 years ago 34 responses
Photographs of Van Gogh paintings with the light and focus manipulated, Tilt Shift-style to create an awesome 3D effect. More where that came from here. View List ›
Mathieu S. 3 years ago 96 responses
A day in the life of New York City, in miniature. Well not exactly, but shot in a time-lapse tilt shift photography, to look like it's in miniature. Directed by Sam O'Hare, original music by Human, co-written by Rosi Golan and Alex Wong. View Media ›
Ash 4 years ago 59 responses
Especially for New Yorkers: A reminder that there's not always snow blowing sideways. This gorgeous time-lapse, tilt-shift video, "The Sandpit," is by Sam O'Hare. It's worth clicking to view in full screen and remembering what the sun feels like on your skin. Watch Video ›
Scott Lamb 4 years ago 93 responses
A video of a helicopter rescue exercise shot with tilt shift. Makes what could be a close brush with death, a toy-like warm and fuzzy experience. Yay! Watch Video ›
Gustavo Araoz 5 years ago 26 responses
A time-lapse, tilt-shift video of this year's Mardi Gras parade in Sydney. How do they get all those tiny lil plastic people to move so fluidly! Oh. Watch Video ›
Scott Lamb 5 years ago 7 responses
A site that makes transforming any picture into a fake tilt-shift image dead easy: TiltShift Maker. Even your over-exposed shots of fast food can look beautiful. Okay, so not so much beautiful as less trashy than usual. View Image ›
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By enhancing the focus on a central object and blurring the outlines, Tilt Shift video and photography trick the eye to make the images appear to be miniaturized. If you ask me, this kind of defeats the entire purpose of Monster Trucks, but it's still cool to watch. Watch Video ›
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The 'RIGHT' & the 'LEFT'
the goal of the 'LEFT' is a Government-run country and that of the 'RIGHT' the freedom of the
individual from the Government. These goals are difficult to reconcile, as the 'LEFT' cannot be
brought either to actually state its intentions, nor to honestly evaluate the results of its actions.
U.S. progressives have managed to create a system of statism and corporate socialist cronyism that has all the fiscal and social problems of socialism with none of the benefits.
Students do what they're taught to do. Now, if they could only chant their ABCs or, gasp, the multiplication tables.


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As the citizens of Jamaica Plain dig out today, several left lasting memories on various forms of social media while more than 2 feet of snow battered the area.
By 8 p.m. Friday, the blizzard was bearing down. While much of the Cape Cod area had power outages, most of the lights in Jamaica Plain stayed on.
Though there was a brief power outage scare. @TheMaxWhite tweeted at 8:30: "Power might be about to go out in Jamaica Plain... lots of flickers."
Four-and-a-half hours earlier, a driving ban, ordered by Gov. Deval Patrick, kicked into effect. @Blackcurrents made use of Twitter's new Vine video player. She tweeted along with the 6-second video: "Deserted and snow covered Jamaica Plain."
@LifewithRoozle was out with a ruler as late as 10p.m. Friday. He measured 15 inches in JP at about 9 p.m. Friday.
The Galway House said they would stay open till 2 p.m. via Facebook Friday afternoon. "We plan on being here till 2am whatsa problem...Afraid of a little/lot of snow? We are Bostonians ....Bring it on................maybe call first to see if the power is on ,if it aint bring a flashlite," said a post on the tavern's Facebook wall.
The Purple Cactus' long awaited re-opening took place just before the blizzard hit with force, at 11 a.m. Friday.
The Twitterverse was littered with photos tweeted from JP Saturday morning. By about noon, the streets were full of people digging out their cars and sidewalks.
Patrick lifted the driving ban effective at 4 p.m. Saturday, but the parking ban remained in effect so that plows could clear roads.
Though the main roads looked OK by late afternoon, many side streets had not been touched by plows.
@LPerille tweeted a photo of his Governor Road neighborhood: "Governor Road in Jamaica Plain. This will take a while!"
By nighttime, several JP businesses and restaurants were reopened.
Whole Foods reopened today at 7 a.m., but Ula Café, Centre Street Café and City Feed opened for business at the end of the day, according to David Warner of City Feed on twitter @CityFeed.
@MBotastic asked the question a lot of people were wondering by Saturday evening: "Where do we put all the snow?"


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Athlete of the Week: Brooks Maddaloni
Date: October 28, 2009
by: Jen Blanco | Associate Editor
The East County Observer and Bogey's Restaurant and Sports Pub have teamed up to showcase the East County's top athletes. Each recipient's article will be featured on the restaurant's wall.
PAL Raiders junior varsity running back Brooks Maddaloni is used to getting the bulk of the carries.
But after giving the Raiders a two-touchdown lead over the PAL Wildcats Oct. 24, Maddaloni figured his coaches would let someone else try to make a play. Instead, the Raiders kept calling Maddaloni's number — much to the surprise of the Johnson Middle School sixth-grader.
The 12-year-old rushed for 217 yards on 19 carries and scored five touchdowns and two extra points, leading the Raiders to a 36-0 victory over the Wildcats. Maddaloni also completed one pass for 18 yards.
"It was a good way to end the season," Maddaloni said. "I ran hard and I broke a lot of tackles, but I wouldn't say it was my best game, even though I scored five touchdowns, because I could've (broken) more."
Maddaloni began playing football three years ago after deciding to quit playing soccer. He planned to go out for the East Manatee Bulldogs, but when all of the spots on the team were filled, Maddaloni landed with the Raiders.
"I ended up really liking it," said Maddaloni, who plans to play for the Raiders again next fall.
As one of the younger players on the junior varsity squad last year, Maddaloni played backup running back, linebacker and safety. But this season, Maddaloni has gravitated back to his natural position.
This season, Maddaloni has scored 17 touchdowns, helping lead the Raiders to a 4-4 record. On Oct. 31, Maddaloni and the fourth-seeded Raiders will face the top-seeded PAL Panthers in the playoffs — a game Maddaloni is looking forward to after losing to the Panthers twice this season.
"I want to beat the next team that we play because that will determine if we go to the Super Bowl or not," Maddaloni said.
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Students make splash for school
Lakewood Ranch Community Activities Corp. this weekend will celebrate the start of school with its annual Back to School Splash Bash event Aug. 23, at the Lakewood Ranch YMCA, 5100 Lakewood Ranch Blvd.
Klauber, Mancini honored by AJC
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, in November.
Temples share the Torah
Twenty-three years ago, Temple Sinai received a Torah on loan when it organized a new congregation in Sarasota.


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VIDEO: Inside the First Day of Shooting on the VERONICA MARS Movie
The Hollywood Reporter has debuted the first brief bonus feature from the DVD edition of Rob Thomas' VERONICA MARS, a project which broke records with its Kickstarter campaign last year. Check out the special feature, going inside the first day of shooting and featuring Kristen Bell and Jason Dohring, below!
Directed by Thomas and written by both him and Diane Ruggiero, Veronica Mars stars Bell, Dohring, Chris Lowell, Ryan Hansen, Krysten Ritter, Percy Daggs III,TINA MAJORINO, Francis Capra Ken Marino and Enrico Colantoni.
In the film, Veronica Mars has put Neptune and her amateur sleuthing days behind her on the eve of graduating law school. While interviewing at high-end law firms, Veronica gets a call from her ex-boyfriend Logan who has been accused of murder. Veronica heads back to Neptune just to help Logan find an attorney, but when things don't seem right with how Logan's case is perceived and handled, Veronica finds herself being pulled back into a life she thought she had left behind.
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Leo Sabin, 70 - April 02, 2013Leo Dean Sabin, 70, of Gothenburg died Tuesday, April 2, 2013, at his home in Gothenburg following a battle with cancer.
Memorial services will take place at the First Baptist Church on Saturday, April 6, at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev. Bill Ivey officiating.
Sabin was born June 14, 1942, at Gothenburg son of John and Eva Louise (Cloyd) Sabin. He attended schools in Gothenburg and then joined the Navy.
He served his country with the U.S. Navy from 1960 to 1963. After his discharge, he was employed at Monroe's and later as a semi-driver.
Sabin married Joyce Werner Ostendorf on Dec. 28, 1963, at the First Baptist Church of Gothenburg.
He enjoyed hunting and fishing, according to family members.
Sabin was preceded in death by: his parents, John and Eva; two brothers—Stanley and Norman; sister, Jean; a daughter, Shelly.
Survivors include: his wife, Joyce E. Sabin of Gothenburg; three sons—Jerry Ostendorf and Gene Ostendorf, both of Amherst, and Monty Sabin of Hastings; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; three sisters—Alice (Archie) Curtice of Cozad, Betty (Phillip) Bottom of Lincoln and Geil (John) Gilbert of Kearney; two brothers—Robert Sabin and Terry "Chub" Sabin; numerous nieces, nephews and extended family members.
Memorials are suggested to the Central Plains Home Health & Hospice, 300 E. 12th St., Cozad, NE 69130, the First Baptist Church, 1002 Ave. C, Gothenburg, NE 69138, and the American Cancer Society, 5733 S. 34th St., Ste 500, Lincoln, NE 68516.
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The Lender of Last Resort: A Twenty-First Century Approach
AbstractThe classical Bagehot conception of a Lender of Last Resort (LOLR) that lends to illiquid banks has been criticized on two grounds: On the one hand, the distinction between insolvency and illiquidity is not clear-cut; on the other, a fully collateralized repo market allows central banks to provide the adequate aggregate amount of liquidity and leave to the banks the responsibility of lending uncollateralized. The object of this paper is to analyze these issues rigorously by providing a framework in which liquidity shocks cannot be distinguished from solvency ones and then asking whether there is a need for a LOLR and how it should operate in the absence of systemic threats. Determining the optimal LOLR policy requires a careful modeling of the structure of the interbank market and of the closure policy. In our setup, the results depend upon the existence of moral hazard. If the main source of moral hazard is the banks' lack of incentives to screen loans, then the LOLR may have to intervene to improve the efficiency of an unsecured interbank market in crisis periods; if instead the main source of moral hazard is loan monitoring, then the interbank market should be secured and the LOLR should never intervene. (JEL: E58, 628) Copyright (c) 2004 by the European Economic Association.
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- David R. Skeie, 2008. "Banking with nominal deposits and inside money," Staff Reports 242, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
- Nikolaou, Kleopatra, 2009. "Liquidity (risk) concepts: definitions and interactions," Working Paper Series 1008, European Central Bank.
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Wondering if the school district is going to look at the high school traffic pattern since Lake Hill Road is backed up between 7 and 8:30 in the morning and they do have another entrance off of Kingsley Road.
Traffic outside middle school flowing more smoothly after redesign
BURNT HILLS & BALLSTON LAKE The area where parents dropped off their children at O'Rourke Middle School used to be something of a free-for-all.
One mother once waited for five minutes at a traffic light a half-mile from the school because the cars were so backed up. Other parents would get frustrated with the traffic backlog in front of the school and pull into parking spaces, where students darted between stopped cars to get to the entrance.
"We've had a lot of close calls, especially when the weather gets bad," said Colleen Wolff, who has been principal at the middle school in the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central School District for just over two years. "There was nothing really to indicate where the traffic should go."
This spring, after the backlogs reached a new peak with up to 200 cars dropping off children and traffic at a standstill in both directions on Lake Hill Road, district officials decided to take action.
They changed the parking lot configuration from one travel lane to two, designating the left lane for through traffic and the right lane for stopping and dropping off children at a specific entrance on the building's east side.
Buses congregate on the west side of the building in a separate bus loop.
So far, the changes have eased traffic congestion and made entering school safer for pedestrians, officials said.
"We've already had comments from several parents saying it's a night and day difference," said district spokeswoman Christy Multer.
O'Rourke enrolls just under 800 students, all of whom have bus transportation available to them. But for various reasons, including work schedules and students needing to bring sports equipment to school, some parents choose to drop off their children by car.
"I think that the parents have been really, really patient," Wolff said.
Parking lot safety is an issue at many schools in the morning and at dismissal, with buses and parent's cars coming and going and teachers driving in and out.
"I think if you went to any campus, you have a lot of the same issues," Wolff said.
The district would like to fix other traffic safety issues at O'Rourke and at Stevens Elementary School.
The O'Rourke bus loop, though not as unsafe as the parent drop-off point on the other side of the building, is too small for the 36 buses that crowd into it twice a day and stack up onto Lake Hill Road, said Rich Hewlett, district transportation supervisor.
Architects and engineers are currently coming up with options to present to district officials, he said.
"Any time we can increase student safety, we're all for that."
Multer said one proposed fix may include another small road from the school onto High Mills Road.
Stevens Elementary School on Lake Hill Road also has traffic issues because of the 1930s school's small parking lot. Buses, parents and teachers use the same driveway and entrance, so people regularly walk in front of parked buses sitting at the school, Hewlett said.
"We want to try to improve the parking so that parents can drop off and buses can get in and out," he said.
Also, during events where parents are invited to the school, they usually have to park on the shoulder of Lake Hill Road, Multer said.
If officials decide on a traffic improvement plan, it could be included in an October capital project proposition before voters, she said.
In April 2009, voters struck down a $3.9 million safety and parking proposition for the middle school and Stevens Elementary that would have addressed the traffic issues. Officials believe the timing of the vote, after the nation's 2008 economic collapse, contributed to the defeat.
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>Don't school district taxpayers already pay for a fleet of buses to bring kids to school?
>If the Saratoga school district was able to successfully prohibit a kid from bicycling to school EVEN WITH HIS MOTHER then the BHBL district should be able to prohibit kids from arriving by private vehicle as well.
>Parents, "concerned for their OWN kids' safety", are one of the biggest risk to the kids of all OTHER kids arriving at the school. Only allow buses and staff cars onto school property.


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The Volatility Spillover Effects and Optimal Hedging Strategy in the Corn Market
AbstractThis article examines the volatility spillovers from energy market to corn market. Using a volatility spillover model from the finance literature, we found significant spillovers from energy market to corn cash and futures markets, and the spillover effects are time-varying. The business cycle proxied by crude oil prices is shown to affect the magnitude of spillover effects over time. Based on the strong informational linkage between energy market and corn market, a cross hedge strategy is proposed and its performance studied. The simulation outcomes show that compared to alternative strategies of no hedge, constant hedge, and GARCH hedge, the cross hedge does not yield superior risk-reduction performance.
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Haha...thanks for reminding me. I actually forgot that it was the Ozone that did that. Last year I was looking for it on 11w and thought they must have stopped doing it here. I agree it's pretty funny.
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Wet pavement.
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So what are you expecting? Some kind of party and a fattened calf?...
Comment 16 Aug 2014
I'm not sure if this has been discussed elsewhere but has anyone heard anything regarding the team entrance onto the field? Are they just going to walk out of that huge opening or is there some sort of smaller tunnel that they will come out of? They need to come up with some sort of stand out tradition, not just walking out of some huge tunnel onto the field.
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Hmmmmm.....where have I seen this video before?? ;)
Comment 13 Aug 2014
Just wait until September, you might have to eat your words.
Comment 13 Aug 2014
Just watched it again, Braxton has one of the best stutter steps I've seen. Considering how he has handled himself on and off the field, it would be a shame if he didn't win the Heisman. I think the voters should seriously think about bringing it back to tradition and only giving it to upperclassmen who have proven themselves to be upstanding leaders and athletes.
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At least until 2015
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Not really, but I did notice that it could be taken that way.
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My bad.
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Thank you! I'm so sick of people who have never been around sprint car dirt track racing accusing Stewart of being irresponsible or worse when they have no clue what it's like being in that situation. I don't race but have spent enough time around sprint car racing and in the pits to know it's extremely dangerous for pedestrians who are not acting safely. Let alone on the racetrack!
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Oh great! I'll bet the NCAA will be asking some questions about this...
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I wouldn't mind seeing him take over one of the struggling B1G teams to bring them up a level.
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Lol...it took reading this the second time to get it
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I don't have an answer for you but did you really have to post this horrible picture in two different forums?
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I wouldn't worry about a single DV. I had someone DV a bunch of my posts after I announced I had reached 100...they took me back to 78 in a matter of minutes. Also, you will get people who like to DV people who complain about DV's. Who knows, I may get a few DV's just for talking about it...lol
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Is this just fantasy?
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Sounds pretty awesome. Do you have any pictures for those of us who couldn't be there?
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I say the Mantis. I've never really heard anyone say that they REALLY like it that much and its already sort of the same colors that the Cavs have.


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Comment posted Wind energy may be controversial but the logistics and the skills are mesmeric by Tim McIntyre.
Robert – I think you are correct that sea transport has been used for some time – someone I spoke to in Campbeltown told me the re-modelling of buildings and roads on the sea front was to eliminate the need for the long-loaders to have to execute multi-point turns to get round the existing buildings!
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- …and you will note that I used the words "This will almost never happen" in relation to the output of the wind farm exactly matching local demand. The grid is needed to provide power balancing and control of voltage and frequency. Of course it is possible to do this in a standalone system – e.g. Eigg, but only sensible where the much higher cost of doing so is still cheaper than a grid connection.
- Malcolm – the point is that the tiny extra amount on your bill is your share of the cost of generating clean, green electricity – the fact that the community benefits is because they are fortunate to live close to a windy hill, and it is only natural for any community to capitalise on whatever natural resources they have to hand.
Amusing that you should refer to the Lottery which, when it first appeared, was described by someone as a 'tax on the poor, the stupid and the hopelessly optimistic' – is it really a fairer way to fund community projects than renewable energy?
Happy New Year by the way!
- Allt Dearg, along with the various other generating plants in the area, feeds into the 33kV network radiating out from the Port Anne grid supply point. If the output from those plants exactly matches demand in the local network, there will be zero power transfer at the busbars in Port Anne – i.e. the local plant is supplying local consumers.
This will almost never happen. Most of the time the generators will be producing a surplus, in which case the balance is exported to the wider grid at Port Anne, or a shortfall, in which case there is net import. Robert is correct – the grid is not like a giant loch with pipes feeding into and out of it – it is a network with nodes where power flows can be measured. This means that locally-produced power will always go firstly to satisfy local demand, and only the excess will be exported to the HV transmission system.
- Malcolm – in your post 31, you demonstrate that wind power is currently more expensive than the average of power generation costs from other sources. This is not in dispute generally, although it does not take into account the heavy taxpayer subsidies for nuclear which do not form part of the electricity price to consumers.
I was specifically referring to your earlier claim to Norma that Scottish consumers 'alone' were paying the entire subsidy cost of all wind power generated in Scotland – nonsense, for the reasons Doc explains. Also, you claimed that building the Tiree Array would result in a trebling of our electricity bills – also complete nonsense, for the same reason.
Then earlier still you claimed 'for those not aware' that the subsidy costs were in ADDITION to the higher overall cost of wind energy, which you have yourself disproved with your calculations.
- Malcolm – come on! 'Hard facts'? – such as "Norma, we in Scotland alone pay £400 million pounds in subsidies to onshore wind farms." and "If the offshore Tiree Array is built then our electricity bill will treble to £1500 per annum as we are pledged to pay 3 times the going rate over and above increased subsidies."
Those are not hard facts – they aren't even remotely factual! You have made them up on the spot, and now accuse others, who quote academic, government department and respected media sources, of only supplying information from those with their 'nose in the trough'!
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- Porkie from Salmond on fiscal policy as Darling bests him again in Reporting Scotland interviews
I didn't see either interview, so have no comment on newsie's "Blow for Salmond as Darling Triumphant Again" analysis
Is is not the case that being part of a currency union primarily requires the participants to agree on limits to public borrowing, and particularly borrowing to finance revenue expenditure?
Fiscal policy covers the whole gamut of government revenue & expenditure, and so an independent government can surely still have effectively full control over public spending priorities, taxation and borrowing to invest in public infrastructure. These are surely the powers that matter most, particularly in terms of stimulating economic growth and achieving a fairer distribution of the nation's wealth.
Personally I would be quite happy for an independent Scottish government to have some external discipline imposed over revenue borrowing – it would constrain them to funding public service expenditure increases through economic growth and/or tax. Whether you are part of of a currency union or not, the reality is that this discipline is imposed externally anyway, by the markets, so it's not that big a deal. Plus we're not exactly latched to a country with a record of tight fiscal control, as Mr Darling knows better than almost anyone else.
The comments which usually emerge about the supposed 'dangers' of currency union tend to refer to the absolute extremes of the Euro, i.e. Germany and Greece. This is a completely nonsensical comparison – Scotland & rUK have economies which are broadly similar, and Scotland, supposedly the 'Greece' in this analogy, has the natural resource clout to punch well above its weight in terms of economic potential. Where they differ significantly, e.g. in the import/export balance, a currency union would seem to offer at least as great an advantage to rUK as it does to Scotland.
I'm not any kind of expert on this, so I pose these points more as questions than assertions. Mr Salmond (and the Fiscal Commission) say a CU would be a good thing, for BOTH parties; Mr Darling (and Messrs Osborne, Balls & Alexander) say not. Who to believe? I haven't seen any analysis of the benefits – specifically to rUK – of being in a CU with an independent Scotland, so would be interested to hear what Mr Strang (above) has to say on that.
- PHEW. Scotland can sleep easy. Alan Reid says we can keep the pound.
'Of course an independent Scotland could use the pound if we wanted to'.
It's a pretty uncontroversial and self-evidently truthful statement, so why the fuss?
Now if he'd said 'Of course the UK will agree to a currency union with an independent Scotland' that would be different…
- The food bank situation across the United Kingdom
Food banks are a symptom – not so much of a poor economy overall, but of one in which government policies have led to gross levels of social inequality, and no-one disputes that this has happened across the UK.
The SNP government has no constituency or mandate outwith Scotland, obviously, and I don't recall the FM ever suggesting that Osborne's policies were affecting Scotland any worse than the English regions. So that, and therefore this whole article, is a straw-man I'm afraid, newsroom.
Mr Salmond's intention, I assume, is to point out that an independent Scottish government would be free to choose a different economic path, in which the wealth of the nation is shared more equitably.
- Andrew Argyle: Yes campaign impaled on currency
An interesting perspective from someone who sounds like he knows about these things – a UK union supporter too!
- Political whodunnit with reverberations
Sceptic 1 – "It has already been confirmed by the financial sector that any decision by the SNP not to pay their share of the UK debt would certainly be considered as a default…"
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Hundreds of games before. Hundreds since. None I've witnessed matches. Perhaps none will.
Duke 104, Kentucky 103.
To riff off the Beatles: It was 20 years ago today, Christian Laettner caught the pass for K.
It was a Saturday night in South Philadelphia, where the Blue Devils and Wildcats traded haymakers like that city's most renowned heavyweights: Joe Frazier and Rocky Balboa.
Their fight was fierce and sublime.
I remember. Comrade Dave Fairbank and I were there.
Funny thing is, the anticipation for this NCAA East Regional final was tame.
No matter that Duke and Kentucky were the top two seeds and had clashed in the 1978 national title game, won by the Wildcats. No matter that the Blue Devils were reigning champions and attempting to become the first program to repeat since UCLA in 1973.
CBS didn't even have it's purported A team on the broadcast. The assignment fell to Verne Lundquist, underrated then and now.
Maybe folks just assumed Duke would reach the Final Four in Minneapolis. After all, coach Mike Krzyzewski's program had been there five of the previous six years, including the last four.
Or maybe it was Kentucky. This was the Wildcats' first NCAA tournament since rules violations had rendered them ineligible for postseason and prompted a humiliating Sports Illustrated cover headline: "Kentucky's Shame."
The chances of third-year coach Rick Pitino's team of obscure talents — Jamal Mashburn excepted — ending the Devils' quest seemed remote.
As they did when Duke led by 12 points midway through the second half. The Devils were shooting better than 60 percent, and Laettner, their All-America forward, hadn't missed. In fact, early in the first half, Laettner had passed Elvin Hayes as the NCAA tournament's career scoring leader.
Laettner also had stepped on the chest of a fallen Aminu Timberlake, a defenseless stunt that today, with officials' reviews, would have gotten him ejected.
You know how central Laettner, and that oversight, became.
Kentucky rallied, harassing Duke into turnovers and making a flurry of 3-pointers. Dale Brown, Deron Feldhaus, Sean Woods, John Pelphrey: Who were these guys?
As important: Were the Devils, ranked No. 1 since preseason, beaten twice and rarely challenged, starting to wilt from months of pressure and praise?
Tied at 93, the teams headed to overtime, and with 2.1 seconds remaining, Woods' off-balanced shot in the lane over Laettner crashed off the backboard and through the net. Kentucky led by one.
Twenty years after Laettner's shot, Duke-Kentucky mystique endures
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Yes, the outcomes are predetermined. The fans can only guess who will win Sunday, but the WWE and the performers will know beforehand.
With that in mind, here are the five things I most want to see happen at WrestleMania XXX:
1. HHH taps out to the Yes lock.
HHH has belittled Daniel Bryan since August, and this is Bryan's chance to show the Authority that he deserves that main event spot. After everything HHH has put Bryan through, it would be satisfying to see Bryan lock in his submission hold and for HHH to squirm before quitting.
2. Dolph Ziggler wins the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal.
Ziggler is one of the top performers in the company, and he should be held in higher esteem by the WWE. Ziggler defeating 29 others and showing off the Andre trophy would be a step in that direction.
3. The Shield dominates Kane and the New Age Outlaws.
Outside of Daniel Bryan, The Shield has been the best part of the past year in the WWE. They consistently deliver good matches and promos. They work well together, and their storyline has stayed interesting. Kane and the Outlaws, however, could use a whipping. Believe that.
4. The Undertaker goes to 22-0.
The streak should never be broken. Let's say it one more time. The streak should never be broken.
5. Daniel Bryan wins the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
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Matt Lapinskas has revealed his Dancing On Ice partner Brianne Delcourt is like a sister to him.
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As this is your first animation I won't be too hard on the actual animation. After all that comes with time and experience. However the reason I score this so low is because I honestly can't tell what the joke is suppose to be, aside from people yelling at each other. Are you saying that the new site config is too complicated? That it didn't really change anything?
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Drell gave the Avoyelles Parish School Board 60 days to come to an agreement and provide documentation regarding a plan for the Bunkie Elementary gym. Superintendent Dwayne Lemoine said Wednesday that seems to be the big sticking point with facilities.
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