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I'll be spending a few days in mid-March in Port St. Lucie for a few Mets spring training games. Can anyone recommend any family-friendly chow-worthy places nearby. We'd like to avoid the chains and fast food, and we're open to pretty much any cuisine.
Cafe Creme is a family frendly german restaurant on the corner or Port St. Lucie Blvd and Westmorland, also has a great breakfast menu. If you're looking for something on the beach The Breakers hotel on Jensen Beach has a great location and good food lunch/dinner. Conchy Joes on US1 is also good for local seafood. If you don't mind a 15 minute drive I'd reccommend a restaurant in Stuart Fl called The Flagler Grill it's fancier than the ones I've mentioned but I've always had great service there and excellent food.
re: rwmega
I'm not familiar with Cafe Creme, but in good conscience I must steer you away from Flagler Grill in Stuart (mediocre-way overpriced) and Conchy Joe's (good entertainment and drinks-lousy food, not exactly a family place-more of a bar with dancing and not appropriate for kids).
I have lived in Jensen Beach for 8 years and I have never heard of the Breakers Hotel???????????
PSL is sort of a wasteland for good food, but Stuart is near enough. Try TooJays for deli food, Don ramon for cuban. If you are staying near the stadium, try Palm City Grill, it's not fantastic but it's pretty good, also try Sam Snead's Tavern at PGA Village. These are very convenient to the stadium, and you won't be unhappy. Bistro Madeleine would also work for you, and it's nearby the stadium as well
I can recommend Riverwalk Cafe & Oyster Bar in Stuart. It's in the "historic downtown" area and the crabcakes are very good. It's behind The Ashley and is a small restaurant with entrees in the $20 to $30 range. Another rec is Osceola Street Cafe in the same district, but I have never been. My brother has lived in Stuart for 15 years and has frequented both of these places quite often.
Both Toojays Deli and Don Ramon Cuban are chains.
Maybe someone else can comment on these two Stuart restos that I mentioned.
re: freakerdude
Don Ramon is a chain? Does 6 locations in two counties make a place a chain?
Unfortunately chains dominate the market down here but there are a few hidden gems to try. One is Red Ginger Asian Bistro. They have excellent pad thai. And it's two seconds from the stadium. Another one is called Arthur's Dockside in Stuart. It's a little expensive but the view is amazing and the food was great!
re: Danielle11
Again, this reply is not timely but I'm responding for the benefit of future searches. I used this thread in finding candidates for dinner in PSL last night, and for various reasons we ended up at Red Ginger Asian Bistro. I cannot recommend it, service was slow and very sloppy, food was okay but typical americanized, dumbed down for the masses "asian-style" food. A little bit japanese, a little bit thai, a little bit chinese, all thrown together ends up pretty bland and tasting the same. We had to ask for plates when we received our shared appetizer, and we had to ask for plates so we could share the mains (an no serving spoons were provided), beer glasses chipped and lipstick-stained and soapy.. Yeech! Go elsewhere.
re: janniecooks
I found Red Ginger decent but highly overpriced.
I feel you're better off going to Spice Thai on Peacock if in the mood for Asian food.
re: janniecooks
Your about as far off base as you can get - Red Ginger Asian Bistro is one of THE BEST around and they have the following to prove it - I just CAN NOT believe that all of what you said is true - we have been going there for over 2 years now and have yet to have a bad expeience!! Oh, by the way, when I say WE I mean a group of us from PGA anywhere from 8 - 20 people that go no less than once a week.
re: daddyjim
well to each his own. All of what I said is true because it accurately reflects our experience there and our tastes. Maybe we went on an off night, but I assure you there are better dining experiences elsewhere.
There's a great Vietnamese place just south of US1 and Tiffany (in a plaza with an Aaron's rent to own, Wendy's and a Goodwill). It's a hole in the wall but food is good.
I haven't been but I've heard good things about a new Indian restaurant also on US1 (not sure of the cross street) called Curry and Merry. Both are in PSL
In Jensen Beach, there's Peter's steakhouse, which has a Peter Luger style menu. The steak is terrific. In Rio, there's Ian's Tropical Grill, a seafood place with great food and ambience. Courtine's in Stuart is also terrific- continental.
re: twinmommy
I know this post is not timely but in the interest of serving future searches, note that Curry n' Merry is under new management , now called Taste of India. We had planned on trying it last night but when we arrived there was not a soul in the place, so we went elsewhere.
You've received good information here....Head to Jensen Beach!!...Which is just minutes away....11 Maple Street in Jensen Beach is 4/5-star dining...and it's right next to Peter's Steakhouse which is also reliable but a bit pricey...Peter's does have a chopped salad that's to die for...CrawDaddy's serves relialbe cajun food and has live entertainment on weekends.....The New England Fish House isn't fancy but they own their own seafood market and they serve outstanding seafood and they have a Mahi Greek Salad that can't be beat ANYWHERE....PSL...generally speaking...and for whatever reason...doesn't have 'great' restaurants per se....That said....In PSL West....The Palm City Grill is very, very reliable....The West End Grill is also quite good.....In Stuart...we like the PrawnBroker.....Monkey King in Stuart (US1) is imaginitive....they serve excellent fish tacos....and they produce home-made beers that are tasty.....The Black Marlin in old, downtown Stuart has a limited menu but is very good as well.....
re: LargeLife
I've been to Monkey King and the menu is creative. But their nut crusted fish with berry sauce didn't work for me.
re: freakerdude
I'm sorry the nut crusted fish with berry didn't work for you.....We've eaten there three times....and each time was quite good...not spectacular...just quite good....We liked the fish tacos quite a bit...They also had a combination plate that had a filet mignon...a nice piece of grouper...and a fish taco...with cuban dirty rice....and it worked out nicely....The rice was in dire need of salt & pepper but otherwise it was a tasty combination of flavors.....Maybe you go back and try something that's perhaps more 'vanilla'.....I'm not a beer drinker and even liked the beers.....We in Ft. Pierce...and it's a little bit of a hike down to the south end of Stuart....But we liked it....Just because that one dish didn't work for you...that doesn't mean they don't have something else that will.....Kind of not getting lucky on that first date.....
re: freakerdude
I was just out in Florida and was pretty underwhelmed by my fish in almond crust with passion fruit sauce. Sounds like that might be a standard in Florida.
I saw that Cafe Creme was recommended....We love this place for breakfast.....They have a great breakfast menu and every meal we've ever ordered has been delicious.....That said....you have to with time on your hands....They take their time making their delicious treats....and service can be iffy at times....But the food is very good.....
I'm not sure how Family Friendly you need, but we just were out there for Spring Training and went to a place called Archie's Sea Breeze on a Sunday afternoon and were loving it. It's in South Beach Port St. Lucie and is a big outdoor biker hang/ restaurant that was awesome. In full disclosure, it is for sure a biker bar, but most of the bikers were 60+ years old and were with their wives. There were lots of families and retirees there too, hanging out in the sun, eating shrimp and burgers and listening to the live music. There was nothing sordid about the whole thing, it was just a really cool old school Florida beach experience. We went after a Dodgers spring training game and it was just awesome. Prices were reasonable too.
re: jgradieoakes
Archie's is a great place on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon.....And it's plenty family friendly....Not many of those bikers are "real" bikers...Most of them are doctors..lawyers and indian chiefs....and out for a Sunday ride....They have great hamburgers there....the beach is across the street.....And this is the time of the year to go to Archie's.....
re: jgradieoakes
Just to clarify- Archie's is in Fort Pierce, not Port St. Lucie, on A1A
re: jgradieoakes
Archies is NOT Port Saint Lucie - it is Fort Pierce!!!
re: daddyjim
good thing you cleared that up for the man 15 months after the original question.
You gotta try JC's daily bread on federal highway(RT 1) best breakfast, lunch, bread, coffee, pastry seriously it is not to be missed.
re: MacTAC
The thai place across from Dos Amigos- called Basil Garden Thai- is awesome, too, and family- friendly as well.
re: firelight1016
Thanks for the recommendation on Basil Garden...we will try that....Dos Amigos?...Been there....not my cup of tea.....We like the Pueblo Viejo in Ft. Pierce much, much better....And the folks that serve the food and cook the food are from Mexico......Tienen platos tipicos....
Will try JC's Daily bread....thanks surly chef......And for the record....Archie's isn't in Ft. Pierce either....it's actually on the north end of Hutchinson Island.....maybe technically Ft. Pierce....but not actually.....I live in White City....but my mailing address reads Ft. Pierce....
re: LargeLife
Pueblo Viejo is MUCH better Mexican food if you like Tex Mex. If you like "yankee" Mexican food, Dos Amigos is the place for you. :-)
re: misplacedtexan
I would say that's relatively accurate. Dos Amigos is an American's take on Mexican food. I've been there, it was good but from from great. Solid but far from spectacular. I would say that Pueblo Viejo is TexMex as most Mexicans that come to South Florida are via Texas. But they do have some traditional Mexican dishes there as well. They have one dish there (and the name escapes me). It's a stew full of chicken and beef and chilis. You get tortillas with it and you take the meat from the stew and put in the tortillas with rice and beans and anything else you'd like and that is an authentic Mexican meal.You wouldn't get a "bad" meal at either place.
re: LargeLife
I'm not thrilled with either place. Less authentic than the Pueblo Viejo chain I suppose, but very good (on most of the dishes I've tried, though I admit their guacamole wasn't excellent) is Zapata's Border Cafe on U.S. 1 between Port St. Lucie & Fort Pierce.
I've read reviews of an authentic Mexican place called Adan's on PSL Blvd. across from City Hall, and have always wanted to stop and eat there, but couldn't find it the other night. I hope it was just my fatigue preventing me from searching effectively.
Edit: oh, and I also quite enjoy Basil Garden Thai in Stuart. Though last time I was in there it smelled a little funny. I think it's a special place.
re: JSA
Yes, Zapata's is between PSL and FP. If you're not thrilled with Pueblo Viejo or Dos Amigos, don't waste your time, effort or gas to get to Zapata's. It's OK. Nothing special. Don't think they've heard of salt or pepper over there yet as food is big and filling but bland. I've eaten there four or five times (as it's very close to my home) and while it's not a chain restaurant it kind of has that feel about it. Dos Amigos and Pueblo Viejo in Ft. Pierce are clearly better.
Still gotta get to Basil Barden Thai in Stuart. Heard 7 Orchids in Stuart is also a solid destination. Dresa in Stuart (US1 and Kanner) is very good. They have a 3 different asian disciplines and their sushi is solid. They used to be located in same area as Zapatas but relocated South to Stuart and we ate their frequently.
re: LargeLife
I have to agree that dos amigos and the other "mexican" restaurant by the Ale House on US 1 in Stuart are below par. if you like ameri-mexi food try Rancho Chico near Gold's Gym at Kanner and Monterey. it's the new kid in town and is by far the cleanest and most brightly lit of the three (nothing to hide?). for REAL mexican food, head over to Dixie Highway in Stuart. there are three or four real mexican places just south of Indian Street on Dixie. The taqueria facing the Shell station on the east side is excellent but VERY basic.
i also agree about Basil Garden. the best in stuart. if you like Indian food try Taj Majal. they relocated about a year ago to US 1 just south of Indian St. by the Flashback Diner. Endira is a great host and the food is authentic according to my "foodie" friends from New York.
p.s. i think Archie's is in Ft Pierce


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Update (9/30): Eurostat just released the September figures for inflation: Headline: 0.3%, Core, 0.7%
Hans Werner Sinn did it again. In the Financial Times he violently attacks Mario Draghi and the ECB. To summarize his argument (but read it, it is beyond imagination):
- The ECB gave too much liquidity to banks in peripheral EMU countries since 2008, thus fueling a spending boom.
- Then, with the SMP and the OMT programs it "lowered the interest rates at which overstretched eurozone members could obtain credit and reversed the losses of their foreign creditors, triggering another borrowing binge"
- Finally, "The ECB's plan to purchase [private borrower's] debt could end up transferring dozens if not hundreds of billions of euros from eurozone taxpayers to the creditors of these hapless individuals and companies."
- Last (but not least!!) he claims that deflation is necessary in EMU peripheral countries to restore competitiveness
I am shocked. Let me start from the last point. Even assuming that competitiveness only had a cost dimension, what would be required is that the differential with Germany and core countries were negative. Deflation in the periphery is therefore only necessary because Germany stubbornly refuses to accept higher inflation at home. And no, the two things are not equivalent, because deflation in a highly leveraged economy increases the burden of debt, and triggers a vicious circle deflation-high debt burden-consumption drop-deflation. I refuse to believe that a respected economist like Hans Werner Sinn does not see such a trivial point…
As for the rest, the spending binge in peripheral countries began much earlier than in 2008, and it is safe to assume that it was fueled by excess savings in the core much more than by expansionary monetary policies.
Further, does Sinn know what a lender of last resort is? Does he know what is "too big to fail"? Where was he when European authorities were designing institutions incapable of managing the business cycle, while forgetting to put in place a decent regulatory framework for banks and financial institutions?
And finally, does Mr Sinn remember what was the situation in the summer of 2012? Does he remember the complete paralysis of European governments that were paralyzed in front of speculative attacks to two large Eurozone economies? Does he realize that were it not for the OMT and the "whatever it takes", today Spain and Italy would not be in the Euro anymore? Which means that probably the single currency today would not exist? Maybe he does, and he decided to join the AfD…
Walls Come Tumbling Down
Yesterday I quickly commented the disappointing growth data for Germany and for the EMU as a whole, whose GDP Eurostat splendidly defines "stable". This is bad, because the recovery is not one, and because we are increasingly dependent on the rest of the world for that growth that we should be able to generate domestically.
Having said that, the real bad news did not come from Eurostat, but from the August 2014 issue of the ECB monthly bulletin, published on Wednesday. Thanks to Ambrose Evans-Pritchard I noticed the following chart ( page 53):
The interesting part of the chart is the blue dotted line, showing that the forecasters' consensus on longer term inflation sees more than a ten points drop of the probability that inflation will stay at 2% or above. Ten points in just a year. And yet, just a few pages above we can read:
According to Eurostat's flash estimate, euro area annual HICP inflation was 0.4% in July 2014, after 0.5% in June. This reflects primarily lower energy price inflation, while the annual rates of change of the other main components of the HICP remained broadly unchanged. On the basis of current information, annual HICP inflation is expected to remain at low levels over the coming months, before increasing gradually during 2015 and 2016. Meanwhile, inflation expectations for the euro area over the medium to long term continue to be firmly anchored in line with the aim of maintaining inflation rates below, but close to, 2% (p. 42, emphasis added)
The ECB is hiding its head in the sand, but expectations, the last bastion against deflation, are obviously not firmly anchored. This can only mean that private expenditure will keep tumbling down in the next quarters. It would be foolish to hope otherwise.
So we are left with good old macroeconomic policy. I did not change my mind since my latest piece on the ECB. Even if the ECB inertia is appalling, even if their stubbornness in claiming that everything is fine (see above) is more than annoying, even if announcing mild QE measures in 2015 at the earliest is borderline criminal, it remains that I have no big faith in the capacity of monetary policy to trigger decent growth. The latest issue of the ECB bulletin also reports the results of the latest Eurozone Bank Lending Survey. They show a slow easing of credit conditions, that proceed in parallel with a pickup of credit demand from firms and households. While for some countries credit constraints may play a role in keeping private expenditure down (for example, in Italy), the overall picture for the EMU is of demand and supply proceeding in parallel. Lifting constraints to lending, in this situation, does not seem likely to boost credit and spending. It's the liquidity trap, stupid!
The solution seems to be one, and only one: expansionary fiscal policy, meaning strong increase in government expenditure (above all for investment) in countries that can afford it (Germany, to begin with); and delayed consolidation for countries with struggling public finances. Monetary policy should accompany this fiscal boost with the commitment to maintain an expansionary stance until inflation has overshot the 2% target.
For the moment this remains a mid-summer dream…
Praising the Bundesbank
I am puzzled by Wolfgang Münchau's latest piece in the Financial Times. Let me start by quoting the end:
[...] The ECB should have started large-scale asset purchase a year ago. It certainly should do so now. The EU should allow governments to overshoot their deficit targets this year, and suspend the fiscal compact, which will result in further fiscal pain from 2016.
Even a casual reader of this blog will quickly realize that it would be hard for me to agree more with these statements. The macroeconomic stance at the EMU level has been seriously inappropriate since 2010, with fiscal policy globally restrictive (thank you austerity), and monetary policy way too timid.
So, what is the problem? The problem is the first part of Münchau's editorial, in which he attacks the Bundesbank for its plea in favour of faster wage growth in Germany (the Buba asked for an average wage increase of 3%).
This is frankly hard to understand. The eurozone problems, and it's flirting with deflation, stem from the victory of the Berlin View, that laid the burden of adjustment on the shoulders of peripheral countries alone.
The call for wage increases in Germany signals, and it was about time, that even conservative German institutions are beginning to realize the obvious: there will be no rebalancing, and therefore no robust recovery, unless German domestic demand recovers. This means a fiscal expansion, as well as private expenditure recovery. Unsurprisingly, the Buba rules out the former, but it is nice to see that at least the latter has become an objective. Faster wage growth may not make a huge difference in quantitative terms, but it still marks an important change of attitude. This is a huge step away from the low-wage-high-productivity-export-led model that the Bundesbank and the German government have been preaching (and imposing to their partners).
Münchau is right in calling for a different policy mix in the EMU. But this is complementary, not alternative, to a change in the German growth model. I would have expected him to applaud a small but potentially important change in attitude. Instead I have read a virulent attack. Puzzled, puzzled…
ECB: Great Expectations
After the latest disappointing data on growth and
indeflation in the Eurozone, all eyes are on today's ECB meeting. Politicians and commentators speculate about the shape that QE, Eurozone edition, will take. A bold move to contrast lowflation would be welcome news, but a close look at the data suggests that the messianic expectation of the next "whatever it takes" may be misplaced.
Faced with mounting deflationary pressures, policy makers rely on the probable loosening of the monetary stance. While necessary and welcome, such loosening may not allow embarking the Eurozone on a robust growth path. The April 2014 ECB survey on bank lending confirms that, since 2011, demand for credit has been stagnant at least as much as credit conditions have been tight. Easing monetary policy may increase the supply for credit, but as long as demand remains anemic, the transmission of monetary policy to the real economy will remain limited. Since the beginning of the crisis, central banks (including the ECB) have been very effective in preventing the meltdown of the financial sector. The ECB was also pivotal, with the OMT, in providing an insurance mechanism for troubled sovereigns in 2012. But the impact of monetary policy on growth, on both sides of the Atlantic, is more controversial. This should not be a surprise, as balance sheet recessions increase the propensity to hoard of households, firms and financial institutions. We know since Keynes that in a liquidity trap monetary policy loses traction. Today, a depressed economy, stagnant income, high unemployment, uncertainty about the future, all contribute to compress private spending and demand for credit across the Eurozone, while they increase the appetite for liquidity. At the end of 2013, private spending in consumption and investment was 7% lower than in 2008 (a figure that reaches a staggering 18% for peripheral countries). Granted, radical ECB moves, like announcing a higher inflation target, could have an impact on expectations, and trigger increased spending; but these are politically unfeasible. It is not improbable, therefore, that a "simple" quantitative easing program may amount to pushing on a string. The ECB had already accomplished half a miracle, stretching its mandate to become de facto a Lender of Last Resort, and defusing speculation. It can't be asked to do much more than this.
While monetary policy is given almost obsessive attention, there is virtually no discussion about the instrument that in a liquidity trap should be given priority: fiscal policy. The main task of countercyclical fiscal policy should be to step in to sustain economic activity when, for whatever reason, private spending falters. This is what happened in 2009, before the hasty and disastrous fiscal stance reversal that followed the Greek crisis. The result of austerity is that while in every single year since 2009 the output gap was negative, discretionary policy (defined as change in government deficit net of cyclical factors and interest payment) was restrictive. In truth, a similar pattern can be observed in the US, where nevertheless private spending recovered and hence sustained fiscal expansion was less needed. Only in Japan, fiscal policy was frankly countercyclical in the past five years.
As Larry Summers recently argued, with interest rates at all times low, the expected return of investment in infrastructures for the United States is particularly high. This is even truer for the Eurozone where, with debt at 92%, sustainability is a non-issue. Ideally the EMU should launch a vast public investment plan, for example in energetic transition projects, jointly financed by some sort of Eurobond. This is not going to happen for the opposition of Germany and a handful of other countries. A second best solution would then be for a group of countries to jointly announce that the next national budget laws will contain important (and coordinated) investment provisions , and therefore temporarily break the 3% deficit limit. France and Italy, which lately have been vocal in asking for a change in European policies, should open the way and federate as many other governments as possible. Public investment seems the only way to reverse the fiscal stance and move the Eurozone economy away from the lowflation trap. It is safe to bet that even financial markets, faced with bold action by a large number of countries, would be ready to accept a temporary deterioration of public finances in exchange for the prospects of that robust recovery that eluded the Eurozone economy since 2008. A change in fiscal policy, more than further action by the ECB, would be the real game changer for the EMU. But unfortunately, fiscal policy has become a ghost. A ghost that is haunting Europe…
Wrong Debates
Paul Krugman has a short post on the Eurozone, today (I'd like him to write more about us; he has been too America-centered lately), pointing out that the myth of fiscal profligacy is, well, just a myth. in fact, he argues, the only fiscally irresponsible country, in the years 2000 was Greece. It is maybe worth reposting here a figure that from an old piece of this blog, that since then made it into all my classes on the Euro crisis:
The figure shows the situation of public finances in 2007, against the Maastricht benchmark (3% deficit and 60% debt) before the crisis hit. As Krugman says, only one country of the so-called PIIGS (the red dots) is clearly out of line, Greece. Portugal is virtually like France, and Spain and Ireland way better than most countries, including Germany. Italy has a stock of old debt, but its deficit in 2007 is under control.
So Krugman is right in reminding us that fiscal policy per se was not a problem before the crisis; And yet, what he calls fiscal myths, have shaped policies in the EMU, with a disproportionate emphasis on austerity. And even today, when economists overwhelmingly discuss unconventional measures available to the ECB to contrast deflation, fiscal policy is virtually absent from the debate and continued fiscal consolidation is taken for granted. I will write more on this in the next days, but it is striking how we aim at the wrong target.
ECB: One Size Fits None
Eurostat just released its flash estimate for inflation in the Eurozone: 0.5% headline, and 0.8% core. We now await comments from ECB officials, ahead of next Thursday's meeting, saying that everything is under control.
Just this morning, Wolfgang Münchau in the Financial Times rightly said that EU central bankers should talk less and act more. Münchau also argues that quantitative easing is the only option. A bold one, I would add in light of todays'
deflation inflation data. Just a few months ago, in September 2013, Bruegel estimated the ECB interest rate to be broadly in line with Eurozone average macroeconomic conditions (though, interestingly, they also highlighted that it was unfit to most countries taken individually).
In just a few months, things changed drastically. While unemployment remained more or less constant since last July, inflation kept decelerating until today's very worrisome levels. I very quickly extended the Bruegel exercise to encompass the latest data (they stopped at July 2013). I computed the target rate as they do as
(if you don't like the choice of parameters, go ask the Bruegel guys. I have no problem with these). The computation gives the following:
Using headline inflation, as the ECB often claims to be doing, would of course give even lower target rates. As official data on unemployment stop at January 2014, the two last points are computed with alternative hypotheses of unemployment: either at its January rate (12.6%) or at the average 2013 rate (12%). But these are just details…
So, in addition to being unfit for individual countries, the ECB stance is now unfit to the Eurozone as a whole. And of course, a negative target rate can only mean, as Münchau forcefully argues, that the ECB needs to get its act together and put together a credible and significant quantitative easing program.
Two more remarks:
- A minor one (back of the envelope) remark is that given a core inflation level of 0.8%, the current ECB rate of 0.25%, is compatible with an unemployment gap of 1.95%. Meaning that the current ECB rate would be appropriate if natural/structural unemployment was 10.65% (for the calculation above I took the value of 9.1% from the OECD), or if current unemployment was 11.5%.
- The second, somewhat related but more important to my sense, is that it is hard to accept as "natural" an unemployment rate of 9-10%. If the target unemployment rate were at 6-7%, everything we read and discuss on the ECB excessively restrictive stance would be significantly more appropriate. And if the problem is too low potential growth, well then let's find a way to increase it…
Overheat to Raise Potential Growth?
Update, March 20th: Speaking of ideological biases concerning inflation, Paul Krugman nails it, as usual.
On today's Financial Times, Phillip Hildebrand gives yet another proof of unwarranted inflation terror. His argument is not new: In spite of the consensus on a weak recovery, the US economy may be close to its potential , so that further monetary stimulus would eventually be inflationary.
He then deflects (?) the objection that decreasing unemployment reflects decreasing labour force participation rather than new employment, by suggesting that it is hard to know how many of the 13 millions jobs missing are structural, i.e.not linked to the crisis. I think it is worth quoting him, because otherwise it would be hard to believe:
However, an increasingly vocal group of observers, including within the Fed, posits that more of the fall in the participation rate appears to have been structural than cyclical, and it was even predictable – the result of factors such as an ageing workforce and the effect of technology on jobs.
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The Chicago Bears will announce Marc Trestman has been hired as their 14th coach today.
Trestman, the head coach of the Montreal Alouettes the last five seasons, was selected by general manager Phil Emery in the early morning hours, an NFL source told the Chicago Tribune. Trestman becomes the 14th coach in franchise history and replaces Lovie Smith, who was fired on Dec. 31 after nine seasons.
Trestman, an inventive offensive mind who last worked in the NFL in 2004 for the Miami Dolphins, was selected over Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians and Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell. The Bears were seeking a coach to help overhaul their offense around quarterback Jay Cutler.
Trestman made the playoffs in five consecutive seasons with the Alouettes and won two Grey Cup titles. He's considered a quarterback guru and that likely helped put him over the top.
"The skill set that Marc has, being an offensive mind, and then his great relationships that he's had with quarterbacks historically in the NFL and the work he's done with them makes him a good fit for the job," Alouettes general manager Jim Popp said.
"A lot of guys want to be head coaches. Some leave the NFL to go to NCAA schools, and then once they've proven themselves, all of a sudden those college coaches are some of the hot commodities to be an NFL coach. It's no different. Coach Trestman has run a professional team as a head coach for five years. He's had a winning record for five years. He's proven himself as a head coach at a professional level. You can call it what you want, but on-hand training as a head coach and proof goes a long way, goes a real long way. You can't replace that."
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Short/Slang of 'Knackers' / 'Scumbags' used in Ireland to define sketchy characters, who'll steal you clothes, money, and other possessions you have on you when walking through the cities of Dublin or Limerick.
Wear tracksuits, travel in numbers, and cary knives.
Wear tracksuits, travel in numbers, and cary knives.
I hope that knack no be stealing ma' Gamecube!
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Knack, ones state of being full after snacking out while smacked(Being high as shit).
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Jesse James and Kat Von D: It's Over! Again!by Free Britney at . Comments
Kat Von D and Jesse James broke up. Again.
The troubled, tattooed couple has called it quits once again, calling off their engagement for the second time this year, Von D revealed on Facebook.
"I am not in a relationship. (And I apologize for all the "back and forth" if it's caused any confusion)," said the star of LA Ink, which TLC broke up with recently.
The duo called off their engagement in July, for reasons still not entirely clear, only to be back on again and planning a wedding a mere month later.
Now it's off again. As for why they separated, Von D tells People: "It just became clear to me that we were just on two different paths in life."
"My friend put it best ... I am deserving of total, noble love. And as a woman, I think it's important to know your value and never lose sight of that."
So basically ... Jesse fell short of providing that?Sort of a cryptic comment, but that's all we've got.
With no wedding in the future, Kat also shared she won't be packing up and heading to James' home base: "I am not in any way moving to Texas."
"My tattoo shop is not closing, and is open for business... same goes for my art gallery, Wonderland - next door to High Voltage Tattoo."
"I wish Jesse nothing but the best in life and in love."
No word if she plans to remove her tattoo of his face:
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Seriously kat, once a cheater always a cheater. Kat deserves better but she shouldn't have expected him to change for her. And a tattoo of someone on you that you're not even FOR SURE married to? What's wrong with Kat? It's like you were asking to be screwed over smh celebs are so weird
see what happens when you can't keep up a man's appetite kat so now you understand sandra or don't you , i don't like all of those ugly tattos that you have it makes you look very cheap.
i think she is annoying, but to the guy that said her work doesn't belong in a real tattoo shop, ARE YOU INSANE? Her tats blow anything I way I have ever seen. I've seen it all, don't be a hater because she is probably 1000 times a better artist then you.
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More than one time I needed a friend. I still like both of them. Being a motorcycle fan and a fan of ultra attractive women. Kat is very interesting to me. I am not attracted to tattoos even though she is truly a work of art. Her voice and loving attitude is where it's at for me. I hope to see her get another TV show.
This broad needs to drop dead. Already.. I'm tired of hearing all this fantasy shit. And hate her stupid laugh too by the way.! I also tattoo and what they done to the tattoo community is shit with these stupid fucking retarded shows. I'm from the old school of tattooers. And none of this gay ass shit would go on a real tattoo shop.,!
hay ever one way don,t you all that talk shit about kat get a life because she have a life she just keeps getting hurt buy all these jerks and one day she will find her ture love and it will be some one she can,t live whit out and will not won,t her to change
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Here We Go! Watch our video about baby sea turtles
Category: Animal Song Videos
Published: Sunday, July 26, 2009
Dear Friends,
I'm so excited to share our kids' music video HERE WE GO! - a story about baby sea turtles. "Here we go, go, go! Wish us luck, luck, luck! sing the newly-hatched sea turtles in this fun and educational sing-a-long video for kids by BIRDSONG and the ECO-WONDERS. Watch it and you will learn about the amazing life of baby sea turtles, the kinds of food they like to eat and how they find their way to the ocean in the middle of the night. This video features my song Here We Go and beautiful photos of baby and adult sea turtles. Our HERE WE GO! kids video also has the words to the song so that you and your family can read and sing along with me. Also, if you watch carefully, you will see me and Dr. Marcie singing with children in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize and in Orange County, California.
My song Here We Go is one of a growing collection of animal songs for kids by BIRDSONG and the ECO-WONDERS. Here We Go is on our CD IF I WERE A FISH and Other Ocean Songs for Kids and is one of our more lively animal songs for kids, which means it's great for dancing and clapping too. I hope you enjoy our kids video HERE WE GO! You can also watch more of our animal songs|videos on this blog. They include CLICKETY-CLACK about dolphins, MIGRATION about gray whales and PINNIPED PARADE about sea lions, seals and walruses.
If you like this video or if you have any sea turtle stories or fun facts to share with us, I would love to here from you. CLICK HERE to write to me.
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Posted by: Mary
Friday, August 07, 2009 @ 6:34:43 PM
HERE WE GO! takes me right along on the daring life adventure of the baby sea turtles! They need luck and our respectful care of their environment, and Birdsong informs and inspires us in this joyful song.
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009 @ 2:51:11 PM
Loved the the Sea Turtle song and video!! What a fun teaching tool for children! Keep that amazing creativity/song writing flowing!!
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Watch a video about a Sperm Whale pod's surprise visit to Dana Point, California
Category: Animal Videos
Published: Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Dear Friends, I was thrilled to hear that a giant pod over over 60 sperm whales visited the ocean waters off the coast of Dana Point, California last week. This exciting event was reported and video-recorded by my friends at Captain Dave's Dolphin and Whale Safari. Watching this video was the next best thing to being there, and it filled my heart with joy and awe. This was a truly fortunate whale sighting! for You can learn more about it on the Captain Dave's Dolphin and Whale Safari website. I have not yet written a song about sperm whales, but this video may inspire me to do so. Here are some things I just learned about the sperm whales on Capt. Dave's website: FUN FACTS ABOUT SPERM WHALES: -Sperm whales can reach lengths of up to 59 feet and weigh up to 45 tons. -They are the largest toothed whale and may have been in Dana Point, CA feeding on giant Humboldt squid. -Pods like those seen in the video are made up of mostly of adult females and sub-adult males. -Female adult sperm whales usually roam away from the main group. -Sperm whales can dive to depths over 3,300 feet, making them the second deepest diving marine mammal after the Cuvier's beaked whale. _ -Sperm whales can hold their breath for over an hour. -They have the largest brain of any known animal on Earth. I look forward to learning more about these beautiful creatures. I look forward to learning more about these beautiful creatures. Although I have not yet wriiten a song about them, I have written an animal song for kids that captures the sense of awe and wonder I feel when I watch this video. My song is called Earth Is Our Home and it is featured on our CD EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED and Other Animal Songs for Kids by Birdsong and the Eco-Wonders. LISTEN TO Earth Is Our Home. Although I did not meet these sperm whales, I was fortunate enough to meet some blue whales on a boat ride with Captain Dave's Dolphin and Whale Safari in summer of 2013. You can see those blue whales on our video Birdsong Sights a Blue Whale tail!
Interesting Facts, Videos and Photos about the Leatherback Sea Turtle
Category: Animal Facts and Photos
Published: Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Learn about the largest of the sea turtles, THE LEATHERBACK SEA TURTLE: 1) READ THE KIDS' TIMES by NOAA . 2) LISTEN TO OUR SEA TURTLE SONG, HERE WE GO 3) READ THE LYRICS TO HERE WE GO and our other ocean animal songs for kids. Here we go, go, go! Wish us luck, luck, luck... As we make our way across the sand to the sea. We've just hatched, hatched, hatched...from our eggs, eggs, eggs. And the ocean water world is where we need to be. -from our kids' song Here We Go - on our CD IF I WERE A FISH and Other Ocean Songs for Kids 5) WATCH OUR SEA TURTLE SONG VIDEO HERE WE GO 6) HERE ARE SOME FUN LINKS TO HELP YOU LEARN MORE ABOUT LEATHERBACK SEA TURTLES: Sea Turtle Conservancy - Games and Downloads NEST - Network for Endangered Sea Turtles -Facts about the Leatherback Sea Turtle NEST - Turtle Kids Club - Artwork, games and activities about sea turtles National Geographic- Leatherback Sea Turtles Wildscreen Arckive - Watch a very cool video of a mother leatherback sea turtle laying her eggs! 6) CHECK OUT THESE LEATHERBACK SEA TURTLE PHOTOS FROM NOAA
Here We Go- Lyrics to our Sea Turtle Song for Kids
Category: Song Lyrics
Published: Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Dear Friends. Today's blog post contains the lyrics to our animal song about baby sea turtles, Here We Go, from our CD IF I WERE A FISH and Other Ocean Songs for Kids by Birdsong and the Eco-Wonders. Our fun sea turtle song lyrics will help you learn about the adaptation and survival skills of baby sea turtles in the first few days of their lives. We hope the lyrics also help you sing along to Here We Go. You can hear the entire song by watching our fun animal song video Here We Go - The story of baby sea turtles. There you will see lots of baby sea turtle photos, some of them courtesy of our friends at NOAA. Want to know how you can help to keep the ocean clean for sea turtles and other sea animals? We have a few suggestions on our website! We also have a growing collection of animal songs videos for kids that we'd love to share with you. If you haven't yet seen our fun octopus song video,Oxford the Octopus, CLICK HERE TO WATCH. To watch even more fun animal song videos, click on the animal's name: dolphins, worms, butterflies, gray whales, wolves, tide pools, sea turtles, pinnipeds and even more on Birdsong TV. ENJOY! LYRICS - Here We Go - A kids song about baby sea turtles Chorus Here we go, go, go. Wish us luck, luck, luck. As we make our way across the sand to the sea. We've just hatched, hatched, hatched. From our eggs, eggs, eggs. And the ocean water world is where we need to be. 1) We are baby sea turtles. We've been growing in our eggs That our mother laid in a nest in the warm, dry sand. And now that all of us are hatched it's time to begin To dash together to the sea to have our first swim. (to Chorus) 2) When we scramble to the sea in the middle of the night, We find our way with the help of the moon and starlight. It's our first big adventure since we've left our turtle nest. And we must find a safe place in the sea before we rest. (to Chorus) Bridge: If we are lucky we will grow up in the sea Eating tiny shrimp, sea jellies and seaweed. And maybe one day some of us will find our way back To lay our own eggs on this beach where we were hatched. (to Chorus)
Clickety-Clack- Dolphin Song Lyrics for Kids
Category: Song Lyrics
Published: Friday, August 08, 2014
Dear Friends. Today's blog post contains the lyrics to our animal song about dolphins, Clickety-Clack (from our CD IF I WERE A FISH and Other Ocean Songs for Kids by Birdsong and the Eco-Wonders). Our dolphin song lyrics will help you learn about dolphin communication, behavior and echolocation. We hope the lyrics also help you sing along to Clickety-Clack. You can hear the entire song by watching our fun animal song video Clickety-Clack. There you will see lots of dolphin photos, courtesy of our friends at NOAA. Want to know how you can help to keep the ocean clean for dolphins and other sea animals? We have a few suggestions on our website! We also have a growing collection of animal songs videos for kids that we'd love to share with you. LYRICS - CLICKETY-CLACK - A kids song about dolphins I am a dolphin of the ocean blue And I have a song I want to sing for you. It's about the ways I communicate. The song has sounds I hope you'll help me make. Chorus Click, Click, Clickety-Clack. I send a sound and it bounces back. Echoes in my mind, helps me see What's up ahead in the deep blue sea. Click, Click. Whistle and Squawk. It's just the way that a dolphin talks. I call my friends so we can play In a fun-loving dolphin way. (Clicking sounds) Swimming, swimming oh so gracefully. Fishing for some food to give us energy. We leap high. We dive deep. We whistle and we squeak. We communicate and echolocate with . . . (to Chorus) I am a dolphin of the ocean blue and now I'd love to hear some sounds from you. You can click and squeal just like me. Pretend you're a dolphin playing in the sea!Instrumental and dolphin sounds I call my friends so we can play in a fun loving dolphin way, In a fun loving dolphin way, in a fun loving dolphin way. © Little One Music (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved
Watch our video of a Mother Blue Whale, her Calf and a Whale Tail
Category: Animal Videos
Published: Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Dear Friends, I hope you enjoy our YouTube video Birdsong Sights a Blue Whale tail!. I was thrilled to finally meet a blue whale off the coast of Dana Point, CA in summer, 2013. I was on a boat ride with Captain Dave's Dolphin and Whale Safari, and we sighted many blue whales, including an adult female and her calf. See how big the baby blue whale is, and watch as the mother blue whale surprises us with her tail! It was wonderful to finally meet the largest creatures on the planet. Learn more about these impressive animals when you listen to my kids' song, So Big! Blue Whale, from our CD IF I WERE A FISH and Other Ocean Songs for Kids by Birdsong and the Eco-Wonders. There are few things I find quite as exciting as meeting an animal I have written about in one of my songs. For instance, in Spring, 2007, I was fortunate enough to meet the gray whales in San Ignacio Lagoon in Baja, Mexico while the mother whales were stil nursing their babies and waiting for them to grow strong enough to make their long migration to Alaska. Mother and baby whales swam right up to our boats as we all greeted them with our words, squeals and an occasional touch. It is by far one of the most memorable experiences of my life. We even sang my song Migration to the whales that we encountered! Then in 2013, I was so very happy to meet several humpback whales that were spending Summer in the cold nutient-rich ocean waters of Alaska. We watched those humpbacks for hours as they breached, spy-hopped and showed as they dived back into the ocean. It was exhilarating to see! Someday soon, I will make a video of the humpbacks and feature another of my whale songs for kids, Humpback Whale Song ! In the meantime, I hope that you enjoy this short video of a mother blue whale tail and her baby. The day I sighted them was a memorable day, indeed! ENJOY!
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