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The moon's crookedness is caused by our going toward the center of the galactic plane
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Actually we are North of the galactic plane
heading down, very close now to dead center
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According to whom?
Can you supply something which supports that claim - other than amateurish Youtube vids or conspiracy sites????
Exact figures vary, but all serious scientific studies agree that we are
North of the plane, and currently heading away from it.
Take a quick clue from Christian teachings, the cross is actually our crossing of the galactic plane. Jesus is the Sun/Son. He's always depicted with rays of the sun around his head.
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Religious teachings arte irrelevant - they came about as a means of controlling the uneducated masses.
Yes, many religions include on astrological imagery, but modern study is WAY ahead of what we knew hundreds/thousands of years ago
And if you read a little closer, you'd see that it's our Earth with its iron core that makes us tilt. The moon has no such core, so then it appears to us that it IS tilted, because we in fact are at times.
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It's pointless trying to tell me about asronomy, I can tell from your postings that I'm already way ahead of you on that subject.
I know exactly how, and why, the Moon appears tilted, depending where you are standing on the planet.
And here we have another Ahab, or rather one of his mighty cohorts which he enticed for one gold coin to go down the ship with him.
On the first of your accounts, have I posted a Youtube video or referenced a conspiracy site? That is but a vain attempt to categorize me into the foolish, and it's not met without notice.
On your second, there is not a good deal of faith that I place in the hands of modern science who tries to feed us the likes of Black Holes and Quantum Physics an Gravity and yet tell us not to divide by Zero (Black Holes), try and get a nuclear reactor to work (not by QP it certainly doesn't), and sidestep the very fundamental Powerful force of all EM (and yet still embrace Weak Gravity after all this time). To mention but a few. Your supposed serious studies I'm sure would in my mind be tantamount to these whimsical fantasies of nature, divorced from all reality, unless Mathematics is your reality, as Tesla would still readily lament. You too are Naive to put your trust in such hands, into the hands that still to this day haven't developed such an accurate calendar in predicting not only where we are in spacial relation to the galaxy, but also in such things as when the next solar eclipse will be, as our Ancestors.
Your intermingling of truth with your opinion of Religion I also share, and it gives an air of credibility to your post, but that too is not gone unnoticed. And it's the same kind of intermingling of truth with fiction that Religion gains its fame. EG there is a God, but not the Brute of the Old Testament. Or there is a Son of God, but he wasn't Jesus. Careful sifting should still be done to bring the truths to light, and I also have serious disagreements with the assumption that we better understand the science around us than what they did thousands of years ago even. Again, the Calendars. Or the Pyramids. Just to name two.
So then finally, I haven't the slightest confidence you know anything yet at all, and actually find you much in the dark.
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It appears yet again those in the Dark don't wish to either listen or see, as what you've just shown here shows yet again what I've already responded to.
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You are making the outlandish claim.
Back it up, or you continue to make yourself look foolish.
You again have missed my points where I have backed up my claims, so why should I have to keep repeating myself? You would deny that Nasa was startled by the electric Ribbon, or that the Sun has gotten more fuel, or that we put more sunscreens on our skins of higher potency than the past, or that we today still rely on the ancient calendars of the past, or that Einstein who flunked math and copied papers in the patent office surpasses Tesla, or the very nature of our EU, or that there is a Creator, or that things go in cycles, or that the Creator sees the wicked and has put those cycles in place, or that our magnetosphere and heliosphere is compromised, or that our bees and birds and so many other animals are dying, or that there are lightning storms on Jupiter, or that the Moon is also very bright, or the Elites have drained us of our coin for their coffers, or on and on. There, you made me do what I shouldn't've. But I did add a few others, but these are no doubt already well-known on a conspiracy board, and if you find no company here, the question comes, why are you here. But we already know the answer to that as well.
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I am fascinated by what you are saying. Avoiding reading the posts in between.
I wish shills would realise that if they were a little less abusive they would be harder to spot and thus more likely to be listened to.
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"Caitlin is doing a lot of grieving," Panabaker replies. "She's having a hard time letting go of him, and she's displacing some of her grief on Barry. I can only imagine the trauma of something such as thinking your fiancé was dead, and then maybe suspecting otherwise."
At least that scenario is potentially less damaging than going from being lovers to bitter foes. In the comics, Caitlin Snow becomes the supervillian Killer Frost, who counts Firestorm among her enemies. It's a potential fate that Panabaker finds "really exciting."
"What's so cool about this show is — at least in my experience — how faithful they are being to all the comic-book lore," she explains. "They're so respectful of the stories that have been told. The thought that goes into The Flash costume and all of that, it would be exciting to be a part of that."
Robbie Amell talked to Collider about his upcoming appearance as Ronnie Raymond, Caitlin Snow's finacé, on "The Flash":
After spending a season forming bonds and establishing a family dynamic on The Tomorrow People, was it challenging to switch gears and find your place among the actors and characters on The Flash, or did it feel pretty smooth?
AMELL: What's great is that they shoot in Vancouver. I got to set and it was 70% Tomorrow People crew. It was all familiar faces who were so happy to see me, and I was so happy to see them. It was like coming back for a second season, with some new cast members. Danielle [Panabaker] is good friends with Aaron Yoo, who played Russell on The Tomorrow People, so he told her that I was going to be there. We hit it off, right away. We just talked about mutual friends. It was good. They're all great people. I actually hadn't met Grant [Gustin] until I got there, but I was like, "I feel like I know you," having been in the same world on The CW. And he was like, "Yeah, man, me too!" Everybody up there is so talented and so nice. It's a really easy group of people to start working with.
What can you say about who Ronnie Raymond is?
AMELL: Ronnie works with all of these scientists, but he's the hands-on guy. He's the mechanic among the group of engineers. He's got this way about him where he can bring people out of their shell. If you watch the dynamic between he and Caitlin, compared to Caitlin and everyone else, she's a little neurotic and by-the-books and everything is calculated, but Ronnie can pull her out of that and just let her drop her guard a little. I wanted that to be a staple of this character. He's almost got a little goofiness to him, where he can make people feel comfortable and lighten things up. You won't see that from him in December. When you find him in December, he's a little distraught. But before things go down, he's definitely on the lighter side of things.
Because she was much more closed of than she was with him, what did Ronnie see in Caitlin?
AMELL: She's this beautiful, brilliant scientist, but what fans will see is the part of her that Ronnie fell in love with. There's this funny, charming, beautiful woman behind that little bit neurotic, calculating scientist. The dynamic between them shows why there were together and why it worked.
Will we learn about why he's stayed away and why he's let Caitlin believe that he's dead, instead of coming forward and telling her what happened?
AMELL: You definitely will. You only see me briefly, for my first episode in December, but then you see me again, right after that. You get a sense as to why he stayed away. It's for her own safety. He doesn't really know what's happened to him. It's been almost a year, and he can't put it together. He didn't get killed by the particle accelerator, but something happened. He's a little schizophrenic. He's definitely scared. And he doesn't want to hurt anybody, especially Caitlin.
How do you think she'll feel, discovering that not only is he not dead, but he's a bit different from the last time she saw him?
AMELL: The first time you see me, it's almost horror movie-esque. It's very cool. I can't tell you too much about it.
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Just got one on sale at Target for $13.95! I couldn't resist...time to go ALL GRAIN!
go for it! iam looking for one my self because i have a 5G round one and its little to small for a big grain bill plus i wana go to 10g baches.
I have one. It makes a great MLT.
I just picked up this same cooler last week. It has an angled drain plug on the back where the handle connects. I'm waiting on stainless steel parts from bargainfittings. http://www.greatbargain.net/order/shop1.html
If yours doesn't have a plug then there might be insulation to go thru. This one has no insulation around plug. It's just approx 1-2mm thickness at that point.
Update-- I just got home and found its the 60qt icecube cooler with the telescoping handle, not the 50qt one.
From what I have read and just feeling the plastic, I don't think there is any insulation in there. I may just put some spray foam in there for good measure. Minimal expanding foam is some dense stuff, I will be able to crank down on the washers better.
Weissbier, I've got the exact same cooler - just not at that price. Good find. It's done pretty well for 1 10-gallon and 2 5 gallon batches. I built a cpvc manifold which seems to work great. I'm fine-tuning my efficiency right now, but I don't think the cooler is affecting my lower numbers, more my mash thickness, and possibly the crush.
It does tend to lose some heat over the mash, so expanding foam in the lid would be good. I used a blanket over the top last time and I only lost 2 degrees over an hour. When you build your valve, make sure you include a large washer (stainless) on the inner wall. I don't have one right now, and I get really nervous cranking the handle, as the side flexes with the torque as I do so. Darthbeer is right - there is no insulation in that spot, just a thin plastic wall.
Well I got up early this morning and ran to ACE and picked up everything I needed, it went together like it was meant to be there. The indented area where I drilled was two layers of 1/8" thick plastic, nothing between them. A large washer on both sides and there is no problem with flexing. Foaming up the lid and putting the manifold together will be my next project.
Damn, paid $19.95 each for two of these at Target a few weeks ago, and I thought that was a deal?? +1 above, the indented area where the bulkhead is installed is just two layers of plastic w/out insulation, makes for an easy installation.


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Makwetla: The first contracts have been awarded for the upgrading of hundreds of kilometres of busy Gauteng freeway. Tell us about that.
Creamer: Yes, there is a massive roads upgrading programme under way, basically between Johannesburg and Pretoria and it is known as the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Programme (GFIP), with a budget of about R55-billion and about 516 km of road are going to be upgraded.
The bad news is that this will be upgraded while we still have to travel on it, but they have given the assurance that the workings won't be talking place during peak periods. In the meantime, a lot of bridges are going to have to be removed and a lot of roads are going to have to be widened, with new lanes coming in.
Just the one example of the Allendale off-ramp that has one bridge at the moment is going to end up with three bridges there and all the robots will go so it will be free flowing traffic. So, we are looking forward to a great new freeway network between Johannesburg and Pretoria, but the constraint at the moment is that the civil engineering community is so busy that every tender that goes out is so highly priced and the budget could go way above the R55-billion estimated.
Makwetla: A second wind farm – 15 times larger than the first – is on the cards for the Western Cape.
Creamer: The Western Cape is into wind energy. We saw it with the Darling launch, which is only a small micro-wind farm, 5,2 MW, but that is up and running and it is a commercial project backed by the Danes. Now we see the Western Cape Environmental Department coming in with a St Helena Bay project.
This is 15 times bigger, 80 MW and they are looking to laying the foundation, maybe a bit ambitious, by June next year. Then, of course, Eskom has got its own project, it wants to put up a wind farm in the Western Cape as well and has been working on one in the Vredendal area for some time now.
There will be a little bit of a delay on that, but that will be 100 MW. Then going on to the West Coast, other projects are planned on the West Coast, where there is a lot of wind potential, then over the border into Nambia, of course, there are plans for wind energy projects at Luderitz and Swartkopmund and also Walvis Bay.
South Africa has its own target that it wants renewable energy percentage to be 15 % of the total energy by 2014 and it looks like with these projects going through, it might just meet that.
Makwetla: Finally, South Africa has drawn up a road map for the combating of climate change and global warming.
Creamer: Climate change and global warming are on the lips of the whole international community. South Africa has to come into line, we are just not country ready at the moment. Other countries are way ahead of us and so we have to set up a road map and that is being done by Saneri, which is the South African National Energy Research Institute.
They promised at a recent fossil fuel workshop that they would come up with the road map, as they call it, to map the way forward as to how we get ready for dealing with the issues of climate change and global warming. The International Energy Agency has pleaded with all countries that any new fossil fuel or coal-fired power station going up should have carbon capture and storage.
That is the new buzzword, CCS, and that means that you don't allow the carbon dioxide to go into the air anymore because that creates the global warming and pollution. You capture that carbon dioxide and you inject it into the ground and you leave it in the ground for another 250 years, making sure it doesn't escape.
So, what Saneri has to do is find out where we can inject this into the ground with the correct rock formations. That will be done by December 2009 and then they will come up with a demonstration plant, because we want to see how this works, and they will have the plans for that in 2011 and then go forward with it in 2014.
So a little bit in the distance, but in the meantime, South Africa looking at this whole issue of carbon capture and storage, because so much of our energy comes from coal and we put so much CO2 into the atmosphere.
The cost is an issue and it looks like it is something like $60 per ton and just on the demonstration plant of 10 000 tons a year it is going to be a costly business, so they need to come down the cost-curve and perhaps the Australians will be able to help them, because they have got Zerogen coming through. Zerogen will probably be the first carbon capture and storage example for the world and perhaps we can learn a few lessons there.
Makwetla: Thanks very much. Martin Creamer is publishing editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly, he'll be back with us at the same time next week.
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St Benedict's is an authentic French bistro in Norwich's quirky St Benedict's Street. Friendly and relaxed, the dining room attracts Francophiles and fashionistas alike, and is perfect for an indulgent late-night meal, post-shopping pick-me-up or a chic chocolat chaud with friends. We love the slow-cooked crispy duck with braised chicory balsamic reduction and grilled naval orange and the double baked cheese souffle. St Benedict's warm, Van-Gogh-esque navy and yellow interior, sensational wine list and fantastically French waiting staff will transport you across the channel before you can say steak frites.Continued
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St Benedict's Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
6 reviews since 21 November 2013
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- Great little RestaurantPaulDined on 3/10/2014My wife and I visited on a Friday at 6pm before theatre and tried the fixed price menu - 2 courses for £12 or 3 courses for £14.95. Service was excellent, as was the food, definitely going to return in the futureSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 133 reviews are from the St Benedict's Restaurant reviews archive.
- A little treasuresuelutonDined on 17/11/2012We had a very nice dinner at St Benedicts and found the staff very friendly, and helpful with advice on accommodating my husband's tomato allergy. We enjoyed everything we ate especially the breaded prawns and sea-bass. The complimentary mint ice-cream chocolates were very nice too! This is a friendly, small modern restaurant with a great buzz to it. We'll be back.Special Features:
- girls lunch in townOuttolunchDined on 25/9/2012Dined off the prix fixe menu, good choice and great quality food. Friendly service and very helpful to our gluten-free diner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place, great food, greatDineOutLotsDined on 15/9/2012Nice place, great food, great service, would go back next time in NorwichSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great value, excellent foodyklokeDined on 8/9/2012We went on a Summer special set menu, which was absolutely terrific. Great service too. Seems to have improved significantly since our last visit a few years back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was really good andYummyDined on 4/8/2012The food was really good and the staff were very friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice dining experienceNicklDined on 16/6/2012Pretty unpretentious friendly place with good service. Chef can get a bit overexcited with seasoning in the sauce but aside from the very small quibble it was a nice place to spend the evening. Not too bad on value... two courses and a bottle of wine (for two) came to £80.00.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchBernieHVIPDined on 15/6/2012Very good quality food for lunch. The cheese souffle was outstanding. The service was very friendly and helpful. Will definitely use again when in Norwich.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A thoroughly tasty meal, goodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 21/4/2012A thoroughly tasty meal, good service and a relaxed atmosphere. I would recommend a visit!!
- St Benedict's Restaurant inOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 14/4/2012St Benedict's Restaurant in Norwich is always a safe bet. This outing was probably the best yet. Good food, good service and good atmosphere as always.
- The food was fairly excellent.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 13/4/2012The food was fairly excellent. We had 2 courses for £10, and there were five of us. The portion sizes were slightly inadequate, but that may just be me. The main course was slightly burnt, but overall the dining experience was good. The main course option for the day were: liver & onions, sea bass and veg., and a bean burrito; none of which were particularly French, this may just be the day we went.
- St Benedicts restaurant Norwich.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/4/2012St Benedicts restaurant Norwich. After some difficulty with the reservation to begin with this was soon rectified and the rest of the experience was really good. Would recommend.
- At St. Benedict's in NorwichJawsDined on 3/4/2012At St. Benedict's in Norwich we had booked the special 2 course menu at £14.95 but this had changed to a £10 pre-theatre menu between 5 & 7pm. However they honoured our booking giving us the £10 deal after 7pm. This was excellent value although my Southern fried chicken was rather overdone. The waiter thought it rather dark too, came back to ask how it was & promptly removed it and came back with a fresly cooked piece which was far better. He offered us a coffee on the house & was v attentive.
- I had the 2 courses and aOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 15/3/2012I had the 2 courses and a drink for £10. Fantastic food. Fast service. A great restaurant.
- really good service. we hadOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 14/3/2012really good service. we had the £10 offer for two courses ans a glass of wine. really good value and comfortable restaurant. we didn't try the menu a la cart, but it seemed to have a nice variety of dishes for reasonable price.
- Lunch at St Benedicts in NorwichfeastnfastDined on 3/3/2012Lunch at St Benedicts in Norwich - 3 course menu was not very exciting but food OK.
- St Benedict's Restaurant inOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 29/2/2012St Benedict's Restaurant in Norwich proved to be the perfect place for a quiet meal together. There were sufficient other customers to create a good ambience, the service was attentive and friendly, the food was excellent, and was great value for money.
- We went to this place on valentinesOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 14/2/2012We went to this place on valentines day. The staff was very friendly but place was well decorated. A nice warm place if you like French cuisine. A bit costly though.
- St Benedicts Restaurant inOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 26/11/2011St Benedicts Restaurant in Norwich never fails to provide a good night out but our last meal was probably the best yet. Venison absolutely cooked to perfection. In terms of value I still can't reconcile that all restaurants seem unable to put a bottle of wine on the table for much less than £20 now but maybe that's just me!
- St Benedict's Restaurant inhoggyDined on 17/11/2011St Benedict's Restaurant in Norwich always serves good local produce thoughtfully and carefully prepared. Great value "Winterfest" lunch menu.
- We spent a lot of time choosingluv2dineDined on 12/11/2011We spent a lot of time choosing a restaurant for our weekend visit to Norwich and were certainly not disappointed with our choice of St Benedict's Restaurant. If anything, the decor and atmosphere were more inviting than its photo on the website implied. We were given a very good table and the service and food was very good indeed. We particularly liked the wine list and the way it was served. We would definitiely recommend this restaurant.
- Visited St. Benedict's Restaurant,OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/8/2011Visited St. Benedict's Restaurant, Norwich on a week day lunch time, so it was fairly quiet - no more than 10 people when we were there.Service was polite and professional. Decor calm and understated. Food appears to be freshly cooked as we had to wait a little while, but we enjoyed our lunch. There is a set price menu for lunch, but you can eat from the a la carte as well. I think there would be more of an atmosphere on an evening visit. I would go there again.
- St Benedicts is light , warmOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 29/7/2011St Benedicts is light , warm and welcoming and this is reflected in the food and service. We had the set lunch which offered a choice of 3 dishes per course, our choice: tempura sqid and smoked chicken salad, grilled pork, 1 gooseberry fool 1 cheese plus 1 large glass Chenin Blanc. Total £32.00 which was good value and a real respite from a hectic lunch time in Norwich. We plan to return and also try one of their speciality evenings. An excellant find!
- We hadn't been to St Benedict'sOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 17/6/2011We hadn't been to St Benedict's Restaurant for a year or more and the last time we went we had a really lovely evening. So we were really looking forward to it. Sadly we were disappointed. The food was OK, but not outstanding and the ambience was almost non-existent. The service was slow, but understandable because there was just the one waitress who was a bit rushed when we first arrived. By the time we left at 9.45 p.m. there was no one else there - on a Friday evening. That says it all.
- All in all a lovely meal.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 17/6/2011All in all a lovely meal. We did have to wait a little longer than we should have had to before we were offered a drink because there was only one member of waiting staff. She managed really well but she needed help. Food was excellent, although one starter (Asparagus) arrived as a very small portion.
- Another shopping trip withfeastnfastDined on 25/5/2011Another shopping trip with lunch at St Benedicts in Norwich. Service up to usual high .standard but lunch menu not as inspired as normal
- St Benedict's Restaurant Norwich ExOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 13/5/2011St Benedict's Restaurant Norwich Excellent food. Good friendly, service. Nice venue
- St Benedict's Restaurant inOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 29/4/2011St Benedict's Restaurant in Norwich is something of a hidden gem. We went on the evening of the Royal Wedding so we weren't surprised to find we had the place to ourselves. Despite this the service wasn't overbearing but was a perfect balance of attentiveness and distance. The food was generally excellent. Portion size was possibly slightly on the small size but maybe we shouldn't be complaining about that these days!
- Going on the previous reviewsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 16/4/2011Going on the previous reviews we were expecting alot from St Benedicts Restaurant in Norwich, and we were not dissapointed. Excellent friendly and attentive service, with two courses for £21.95 a head well worth the money. The food was lovely and we couldn't fit a third course in. All in all a lovely place to go, would definitely recommend.
- We enjoyed our meal at St.Foodielove4NorwichDined on 9/4/2011We enjoyed our meal at St. Benedict's Restaurant, Norwich, but the restaurant was very full and just a bit too noisy, making it difficult to hold a conversation across the table. We have been before, on a week day, and preferred the ambience when it was busy, but not overcrowded. The food was good, as was the service.
- Norwich St Benedict's Restaurant.OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/4/2011Norwich St Benedict's Restaurant. Lovely food arrived promptly. Beautifully served. Busy and lively even at 7pm, but it WAS Saturday. Staff a little too attentive but we were sitting close to where they were based, so can't really fault them on that. Well thought out menu with lovely flavours.
- Our meal at St Benedict'sITFCDined on 8/4/2011Our meal at St Benedict's Restaurant in Norwich last evening was generally a very positive experience. Pleasant surroundings, extremely good service and two dishes, in particular, were delicious.
- Second visit to the restaurant,OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/4/2011Second visit to the restaurant, and very impressed as before. The best thing is the service, nothing feels like too much trouble. A special mention should go to the Lithuanian waitress who treated us like royalty. The food was great too, certainly in my opinion a gastronomic high point in Norwich. The rabbit was great, especially the hotpot. And the starter of salt and pepper prawns was delicious with the side of chilli jam. Will definitely return.
- St Benedicts restaurant -OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/4/2011St Benedicts restaurant - Norwich. We enjoyed a lovely meal here. Food very good, especially the slow cooked crispy duck. Service also good. Only complaint would be that my meal was served complete with veg and pots included ( slow cooked duck) whereas my husbands came with neither (duo of rabbit). He ordered a side dish of peas which would have been enough for 2 people but could also have done with potatoes as well. All in all a very nice evening and would definately go again.
- A nice meal at St BenedictsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 26/3/2011A nice meal at St Benedicts Norwich. Looking back, the food here that night was totally acceptable, however, not up to the standard we felt that we have had before. Again the seating is a bit cramped, a small square table for two of us, and very close to others. Better seating arrangement would increase the atmosphere ALOT. Just perhaps an off night sadly :( Also we were served our bread and starters after the table behind, despite arriving before them.
- Excellent lunch at St BenedictsfeastnfastDined on 25/3/2011Excellent lunch at St Benedicts in Norwich. We opted for the fixed price menu. Choice of three dishes on each course and the ones we chose were very good, especially the chicken and chorizo tart and the crab with noodles. Nice ambience and attentive service - a very welcome break from shopping.
- St Benedicts, Norwich - nothingGeraldineKDined on 19/3/2011St Benedicts, Norwich - nothing spectacular, no huge complaints about food although a very odd & very hard deep fried potato came on my plate (no mention on menu) Dull music, restaurant not full on a Sat eve...needed more uptempo music to compensate for lacking atmosphere. Smoke alarms in kitchen kept going off, didn't help. Service 'light touch'. No salt on table annoying. About 5 various menus & flyers on the table, all of which seemed to be flogging Mothers Day. Experience all underwhelming!
- St Benedict's Restaurant onceRonPDined on 26/2/2011St Benedict's Restaurant once again did not disappoint. Delightful, cheery service and excellent food. I had the crispy duck and my wife the haunch of venison, both wonderful. These were followed by the Chocolate Delice and the Iced Praline, once again both yummy. House wine was excellent value too. Only downside was it was a bit draughty close to teh door.
- As usual, great food and greatOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 25/2/2011As usual, great food and great service at St Benedict's Restaurant in Norwich!
- St Benedicts Restaurant Norwich.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 14/2/2011St Benedicts Restaurant Norwich. Attentive staff, very tasty food all our party thoroughly enjoyed our Valentine Night Out


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The Chubb Corporation, through its subsidiaries, provides property and casualty insurance to businesses and individuals. The company operates through three segments: Personal Insurance, Commercial Insurance, and Specialty Insurance. The company is member of the S&P 500 and the S&P Dividend Aristocrats indexes.
Chubb has consistently increased dividends every year for 44 years. The company announced a 6.10% dividend raise in February 2009, plus a 20 million share repurchase initiative in December 2008.
Between June of 1999 up until June 2009 this dividend growth stock has delivered an average total return of 3.90% annually. The stock is trading almost 50% above the levels it was changing hands a decade ago.
The company has managed to deliver an 11.60% average annual increase in its EPS between 1999 and 2008. Next year Chubb is expected to earn $5.15 share, followed by $5.20/share in FY 2010.
The Return on Equity has ranged over the past decade between a low of 2% and a high of 20%. Rather than focus on absolute values for this indicator, I generally want to see at least a stable return on equity over time. With the exception of 2001 and 2002, this indicator has been stable.
Annual dividends have increased by an average of 8.40 % annually since 1999, which is slower than the growth in EPS. The disparity is mostly due to a gradual decrease in the dividend payout ratio and the billions of dollars the insurer has spent on stock buybacks.
An 8 % growth in dividends translates into the dividend payment doubling almost every four years. If we look at historical data, going as far back as 1984, Chubb has indeed managed to double its dividend payment every eight years on average.
The dividend payout ratio has been on the decline, and is still much lower than my 50% threshold. 2001 and 2002 stick as outliers, since earnings per share were lower on high underwriting combined ratios. A lower payout is always a plus, since it leaves room for consistent dividend growth minimizing the impact of short-term fluctuations in earnings.
Currently Chubb is trading at 9.20 times earnings, yields 3.10% and has an adequately covered dividend payment. In comparison rival Travelers Cos (TRV) trades at a P/E multiple of 10 and yields 2.80% , while Cincinnati Financial (CINF) trades at a P/E multiple of 8 and yields 6.40%. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) is also a competitor to Chubb(CB), although it trades at a P/E of 29, and does not pay a dividend. The company does spend a lot of its cash flow on stock buybacks, which could prove beneficial in the long run since it could provide above average dividend growth over time for the same effort. I like the company and its business model. Insurance companies like Chubb (CB) are a way for investors to fill in the need for exposure to the financial sector, after several high profile payers like Citigroup (C) and Bank of America (BAC) cut their distributions.
I believe that the company is attractively valued at the moment; thus I would be looking forward to adding to my position in Chubb (CB).
Full Disclosure: Long CB
Friday, August 14, 2009
Chubb (CB) Dividend Stock Analysis
The Chubb Corporation, through its subsidiaries, provides property and casualty insurance to businesses and individuals. The company operates through three segments: Personal Insurance, Commercial Insurance, and Specialty Insurance. The company is member of the S&P 500 and the S&P Dividend Aristocrats indexes.
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- AnonymousAugust 14, 2009 at 8:19 AM
I appreciate your analyses. I've looked at your various spreadsheets and find 'Div stks for the Long Run' to be the most useful.ReplyDelete
Do you keep it updated with current earnings, divs, etc.?
That would be very helpful.
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We threw some into a 20oz soda bottle fitted with a tire valve and pumped some carbonation into it.. WOW - it was fantastic. A good roasted flavor and beautiful color. I was really worried when the OG was so low (or the batch size was too high), but it really was a drinkable beer. Went down smooth with just enough sweetness at the end to make you want another one.
I like it so much I have 4 bottles on their way to 2 different comps this month. We'll see how it goes.
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I'm drinking this now after kegging on sept 30th, very smooth beer. A change from my last few hoppy beers. I like it. Only compliant is I wish it would have carried more of the malty tones.
I just brewed this a few days ago, brewing went very smoothly because I measured out all the mash and sparge water ahead of time and cleaned and set up the equipment the night before.
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I hit the mark with just a bit shy of 5.5 gallons OG was 1.060 because the OG was a bit high and I used a slap pack I kept the primary in my closet at room temp for 24 hours to let the yeast grow quickly before transferring it to my garage.
Just brewed this on sunday, didn't quite hit the gravity reading but pretty close, boiled for a long time too(only my 3rd all grain batch). Using denny's favorite from wyeast to try it. Smelling great now, can't wait to try it!
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Bankruptcy Law Section Nominating Committee Report
Position 1, 01/01/15 through 12/31/17 term
KAREN H. BRADLEY is a managing partner in the Albuquerque law firm of Little, Bradley, & Nesbitt, P.A. Her practice is primarily limited to representing lenders in real estate foreclosure, bankruptcy, and related actions. Ms. Bradley serves on the Local Rules Amendments and Advisory Committee for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of New Mexico. She is a former board member and past chair of the State Bar's Bankruptcy Section. Ms. Bradley received her undergraduate degree from the University of Scranton in 1978, and her J.D. degree from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 1981. Prior to limiting her practice, Ms. Bradley handled commercial transactions and practiced general civil litigation in state and federal courts.
Position 2, 01/01/15 through 12/31/17 term
THOMAS D. WALKER is a shareholder in the six-lawyer Albuquerque law firm of Walker & Associates, P.C., where he concentrates his practice in the areas of bankruptcy law, debtor-creditor law, commercial litigation, commercial foreclosures and workouts, and real estate law. Mr. Walker received an undergraduate degree in economics from Tulane University in 1981, attended the Institute of Political and Economic Studies in London, England, and received his J.D. degree from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 1985. He is a member of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico and the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. He is a past chair for multiple terms of the State Bar's Bankruptcy Law Section.
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DANIEL A. WHITE is an associate at Askew & Mazel, LLC, presently serving as the Young Lawyers Division's liaison to the Bankruptcy Law Section, as well as a committee leader with the Young & New Members Committee of the American Bankruptcy Institute. His efforts as YLD liaison to the Bankruptcy Law Section have included restarting the Bankruptcy Law Section's newsletter, and holding a social event for the section at Isotopes Park during the summer. His practice primarily focuses on bankruptcy litigation and representation of bankruptcy trustees.
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MICHELLE K. OSTRYE practices law in the firm Sutin, Thayer & Browne, primarily in bankruptcy and commercial litigation as well as in the area of general, complex litigation. Michelle is a shareholder in the firm and she has represented clients in all kinds of disputes including employment discrimination, construction, banking, oil and gas, breach of contract, and personal injury cases. She is licensed to practice law in Texas, New Mexico and federal courts. Before becoming a lawyer, Michelle was an economic development analyst for Southwestern Public Service Company (now Xcel Energy). Michelle is a frequent speaker and writer on issues relating to bankruptcy and creditor rights. She is the mother of twins, an avid motorcycle rider and a member of the Patriot Guard Riders.
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