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Step 4: Earn more! Why not take on a part-time job to earn some extra money.
Updated: May 3, 2013 12:14PM
Yes, the Fed saved the system last week (though not the shareholders of Bear Stearns), but the Fed doesn't have unlimited power to rescue the economy, which is having a massive deflation in asset values.
So, it's up to you to get your own personal finances in shape to ride through an economic slowdown and the consequences of economic problems that already exist!
Lower interest rates and tax rebate checks may help the economy a bit.
But rising numbers for foreclosures, bankruptcies, and energy prices will tax consumers' spending power and limit growth in coming months.
Even worse, all the "liquidity" the Fed has created recently is likely to lead to inflation down the road. And inflation always brings higher interest rates.
So here are seven steps you must take now to ride out uncertain economic times:
1. Understand that the rules have changed. The very first step is to change your "mind-set." What worked before won't work now. In the past, debt allowed you to have things today and pay for them tomorrow. Now, debt will bury you. Especially if it is floating rate debt. It's time to remember that old-fashioned concept of "saving up" to buy a car or for a down payment on a house. "Old-fashioned" is coming back in style!
2. Take an honest look at your finances. Start by making a list of what you owe - and what you own. Write down the interest rate on each borrowing, and the minimum monthly payment. Now compare with your after-tax income. You can't fix your situation until you look at it honestly. If you need help, contact Consumer Credit Counseling Services at (800) 388-2227.
3. Cut your expenses. It's tough to cut back on your lifestyle. But little things add up. Check everything from your cell phone plan to your cable service to see where you can save a few dollars. Consider raising the deductibles on your homeowner's or auto insurance to lower the monthly payments, and free up cash.
Big cutbacks can make a big difference. If you're living on your own, you might need a roommate. Or move home with your parents and offer to pay rent - which will help them, too! (And as costs continue to rise, adult families might have to offer a room to Grandma, who simply can't live on Social Security.)
4. Earn more! It's easier said than done, I know. This is not a suggestion to ask for a raise! But do pay attention to your current job, networking to find opportunities to advance within the company, or to come up with ideas that make you a more valuable employee.
To earn extra cash, try to find a weekend or part-time job that you or another family member could do to earn more money - even temporarily. Put all of your hours to productive use.
5. Deal with your debt. In spite of the Fed's action, rates on credit cards may be slow to drop, so pay extra to lower your balances. Take advantage of the current decline to refinance your mortgage or home equity loan and lock in current low rates. You can always refinance again if rates drop further. But if inflation comes, you won't get that chance.
6. Keep investing. The stock market is scary, and so is the economy. But if you're investing for a retirement that is years ahead, the stock market is your best opportunity to do that on a tax-deferred basis. So keep contributing to your company retirement plan or IRA. Make sure your assets are well-diversified in funds within the plan. And if you're close to retirement, move some money to the short-term bond or money market fund option.
7. Stay optimistic. Bad news makes headlines. But we've gotten through tough times before. In the early 1980s, we had double-digit inflation, double-digit interest rates and double-digit unemployment in many parts of the country. At that time, few were predicting the incredible growth of technology that boosted our economy and stock market.
Who knows what the future will bring? Maybe nano-technology will be the catalyst for the next round of growth. History reminds us that America has always gotten through tough times and moved forward. And that's The Savage Truth!
Terry Savage is a registered investment adviser.


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Circa 1900. "Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, Cleveland, Ohio." A visual compendium of circa-1900 business-district standbys -- dealers in coke and coal, candy, harnesses, trusses, tresses (the "Hair Store") and what looks to be the world headquarters of Painless Dentistry. 8x10 inch glass negative. View full size.
I think this is one time where I prefer the modern photo to the old one. The Terminal Tower is just quite simply a magnificent building! The skyline of Cleveland seems "toothless" without it.
White's Yucatan Gum was the first flavored gum sold. It was invented in 1880 by William J. White. Who added Peppermint oil to the chicle. William J. White and others would later merge to create the American Chicle Co.
In the foreground, the tracks of the Superior Avenue line of the Cleveland City Cable Railway. The line operated with cable traction from Dec. 17, 1890 until July 1, 1900, when it was converted to electric power; the new trolley wires can be seen in the photo. More info on pages 454-455 of the excellent book "The Cable Car in America" by George W. Hilton, the standard reference work on the subject.
Note that Humphrey Pop Corn and Cream Candy as well as the Swetlands Candy are cheek by jowl (so as to speak) with the Home Painless Dentists.
There's a man standing at the corner who's actually not wearing a hat. Whatever is the world coming to?
What a difference a lens makes.

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This trip was one of the highlights of my visit to the big island. Captain Dan is very knowledgeable. Beautiful views of the ocean and whales.
If you want a captain and guide who is very knowledgable, friendly and can answer any question about whales... choose Captain Dan. It is one thing to watch whales from the shoreline.... another to be on a boat and up close! Truly spectacular!
The whale-watching trip was great fun. We saw a great many whales, both adults in courting groups and mother-calf pairs, along with lots of spinner porpoises and a green sea turtle. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, the boat was small but comfortable, and the whales put on a magnificent show.
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- neighborguy Jun 14, 2007 07:33 PM
I'm re-stocking my pantry and I'm at the hot sauces aisle. Alongside the Tabasco are so many other tiny bottles now. I'm not a regular 'appreciator'/abuser of hot sauces -- when I've used Tabasco it's mostly been in concert with Worstershire.
Do I go for the name brand product or can I get away with some of the other firey liquids?
The brand name product? I don't know where you are living but the when seems to be 1976. I kid. I kid because I love. But really there has been an explosion of hot sauce creativity and marketing in the last 30 years. There is a lot more to the world of hot sauce than Tabasco and that stuff you buy by the quart for $1.50. Here's one selection to look at: http://www.hotsauceworld.com/ There are lots of wonderful products on supermarket shelves and available at hot sauce specialty outlets. They are not expensive, go out and a try a couple.
re: ricepad
I find Tabasco has a bit of a burnt, bitter flavor to it.
Try Cholula for a start. It's piquante, a warming burn, doesn't have an acidic taste like Tabasco, it's thicker and more substantial (Tabasco tends to be watery, which is fine for eggs and boozy drinks), and it's tangy.
My roasted chicken recipe calls for Cholula spread liberally over the skin (along with herbes des provence, salt and pepper, olive and sesame seed oil), which gives the skin a more refined than Buffalo Wings tang! Inside chicken, removed of gizzards and rinsed clean, place entire head of garlic, a heel of peeled ginger sliced, and half a lemon to seal cavity opening. Midway through baking (375 degrees, 20 mins per pound, or until juices run clear), turn bird over. Turn once again and squeeze lemon juice all over bird just before done. I like to carve and serve the smoky and tender chicken pieces with a little bit of skin on top of a favorite green salad lightly dressed with a vinaigrette and rice or couscous cooked in a little chicken broth or crusty French bread pieces dipped in olive oil. A favorite French white (like Trader Joe's French Market Chardonnay, or La Crema) completes the repast.
Tapatio, a good substitute for Tabasco, is similar in taste and consistency to Tabasco, but packs more a chili punch.
I've been buying cheap salsas from Mexico. Currently using Huichol, which I like a lot on scrambled eggs and adding as a kick to buffalo chili, and at $1.00 for a bottle was super bargain.
Lastly, another alternative to Tabasco is Sriacha (sic) hot pepper sauce, available in the Asian foods section. It's typically identified by its tall plastic squirt bottle and orange-red sauce. It has flavors of sweet red pepper and chilies and is fantastic for soups, BBQ, Viet Namese and Thai cuisine, Indian, great for Chinese dumplings (mix a little in soy sauce ), and wherever else the imagination takes you. It's a suitable substitute for any hot sauce.
re: jillita
Those are the exact 3 hot sauces I keep in my house. Something that few people seem to try is combining them. Throw some ketchup in with sriracha and tapatio and dip your fries in them...amazing if you like spicy.
re: MeAndroo
Preach on!, i love fries, but without Tabasco and catchup i don't want them!, as for cooking i have almost completely quit using hot sauces for heat, and have fallen in love with crushed red pepper!, now for flavors like chipotle i use sauces or the specific pepper it's self,oh and the recipe looks killer, can't wait to try it.
re: jword2001
Tabasco ketchup is arguably the greatest condiment to ever exist!
re: MeAndroo
Yes! I try all kinds of combos. Wonderful one is hoisin sauce and sriracha and soy sauce for dumplings and spring rolls. Also great, ketchup and Cholula for...whatever you like with ketchup. Also fantastic for those who love malt vinegar on fries, country fair style, is to add a dash of hot sauce. Texas Pete is a great bet for that, something lighter so as not to overwhelm the vinegar.
In Indian food I love to add hot sauce to fruit chutney and then make a raita (blended yogurt, mint, onion, cucumber, paprika, mild chilis, cilantro, fennel) and have the raita on the side (take pick: curried chicken, lamb vindaloo) and add a dollop of hot chutney on top. And basmati rice. The mix of flavors and temperatures is outstanding!
re: jillita
re: bards4
Oh, and he also loves Sriracha. We call it the rooster sauce in our house (look at the label). It's what he adds to make the Cholula hotter. :o)
re: bards4
Don't get me wrong, my wife is from the Caribbean and we eat hot, but we also like flavor. Many of our house-made sauces have tons of flavor even though they are also hot.
We like Cholula as well.
re: jillita
Can I come to your house for dinner? The chicken sounds wonderful and I WILL steal the recipe. I use all three that you talk about and am a bit of a hot sauce freak. I also use Dave's Insanity sometimes, as well as Pain sauce for heat with some flavor. Matouk's is a very tropical hot sauce with a good kick. Melinda's xxxx has great flavor and HUGE heat. I also like some of the other Tabasco brand sauces, especially the chipotle and the habanero. All in all, hot sauce is like wine, learning about it involves consuming it, and that is what is the fun.
re: phneale
You bet. Please steal the recipe and if you have a favorite recipe using hot sauce, let us know. Matouk's sounds intriguing (the rest of your recs do as well). I'll look for it. Hot sauces are like wine, so right!
Happy eating!
re: jillita
Tapatio (or "The Tap" as we call it down here in South O.C. ) is by far my favorite hot sauce. It's really good on pizza and eggs.
Tap into The Tap!!
re: jillita
I am with you exactly, jillita. The vinegar of Tabasco makes it unpleasant to me.
Cholula and Tapatio are staples, as well as Sriracha. These are the three brands I also see most often at taquerias around here (So Cal).
My favorite hot sauce is Louisiana Gold Green Sauce, made by Bruce Foods. It's got a nice flavor and is not too hot, made from a blend of jalapeño peppers and Tabasco peppers. Delicious!
re: goodeatsinadive
omg - we love Texas Pete. the H came home with a backpack full of "free sample" bottles from the big apple bbq festival last weekend. he has no shame!
In general I use Tabasco for cooking and Crystal for flavor after cooking. I really love the Crystal garlic flavored sauce but could only find it in New Orleans.
The Mexican and asian sauces are good but very different from Tabasco and Crystal. It depends on what you are used to and what you are cooking. I have quite the variety in my fridge. I'd suggest you try at least Cholula, and one of the Asian chile garlic sauces, along with Crystal. ;-) They are all good.
re: Katdiego
Oddly enough, we can get Crystal hot sauce in Singapore. It showed up about a month ago, much to our extreme happiness. We started with a small bottle, which lasted about two weeks, so we then bought the nearly 1 liter bottle. Happiness!
We don't get the garlic flavoured one, though, just the plain version. Which is fine - we love it anyway. :)
My 2 favorites:
Franks Hot Sauce, best for wings. Not overpowering with a slight tang.
California Pepper Plant (I only saw this one in CA, strangely enough). I love this one. I'll eat it on a sandwich with mayo (yes, just the sauce an mayo). Again, it's not flaming hot, but nice warmth and good flavor.
re: HunterJay
I always have Yucatan Sunshine Habanero sauce on hand...pix included..great on nachos, pizza, eggs...super delicoius, not as hot as Tabasco.
Label says:
The blend of peppers combines one of the world's hottest peppers with natural ingredients that help control the heat but let the fiery taste through.
re: archangelcat
A-cat, that is SO true, that sauce is delicious!
re: HunterJay
I like the new Frank's Red Hot Xtra Spicy.
re: HunterJay
Mix the Frank's Hot Sauce with Melted Butter for a nice wing sauce, serve with Blue Cheese Dip and fresh celery stalks.
re: mojoeater
Ditto to mojoeater's "... try them all!" Once I told someone I like hot sauces it seemed that for years I got hot sauces as presents. My favorites, though, are pretty standard. Cholula-- which even my kids like! -- Sriracha, a Thai chili paste, and yes, even Tobasco. I always have on hand a couple of other things such as dried chipotles if I want smokiness with the heat and a Japanese 7 - spice mix, but really -- try them all!
re: mojoeater
Absolutely this.
When we were in New Zealand, we saw a New Zealand-made hot sauce that had kiwis (the fruit, not the people) as the main ingredient. It sounded a bit odd, but possibly good, so we bought it. And loved it.
You'll never know what you love if you don't try. :)
Ever since my trip to Trinidad I always keep a bottle of habanero pepper sauce in the fridge. Tons of brands but here's a big seller: http://www.hotsauceworld.com/hsw1284....
re: creativeusername
That looks great.I'll have to try that.
Here's what we have in the cupboard or 'frig:
Ashanti Louisiana Hot Sauce/Ass In The Tub/Cholula/Crystal/Dave's Insanity Sauce(chili, only)/Frank's Red Hot/Tapatio(my personal fav)/Tabasco/Tabasco Chipotle/Tabasco Green Pepper Sauce.
When we serve tacos, all the sauces except Dave's, are on the Lazy Susan.
Tabasco is useful, but the vinegary character can overwhelm delicate foods. My standard hot-sauce selection includes Crystal hot sauce (preferred for making hot wings), Louisiana hot sauce, sriracha sauce (with the rooster on the bottle), and a bottle of homemade pepper vinegar (put your favorite vinegar in a bottle, stuff in some homegrown hot peppers, poke a hole in the peppers so they'll fill with vinegar, use to sprinkle on beans, fried fish, etc). I also have a bottle of green jalapeno tabasco, but I never seem to use it...
Cholula tastes muddy to me because of the food starch they put in it.
I make my own sauce but also like Crystal and Jump Up and Kiss Me.
I'm not a big Tabasco fan. I pretty much only use it in a diner or other places where I don't have a choice. For a "generic" hot sauce or if making wings I used Frank's Red Hot. I also think Tapatia falls into this type of category for me.
The next category are different types of peppers such as habanero, chipotle, etc. These typically have much more robust flavor and heat. I do like the Tabasco Chipotle flavor. Melinda's also gets high marks. Especially the XXXX (is that 4 X's?). My personal favorite habanero hot sauce (outside of Sam's Famous Hot Sauce that is only sold at Waterfront Ale House in NY, as far as I know) is El Yucateco. Great fruity flavor and spicy as all hell. If you're not too into spicy, the habanero might not be right for you but they do have other flavors but I'm not sure if they are any good.
Then the last variety is flavored sauces. The kind with mustard, garlic, fruit, etc. I dont really use these so I'm familiar with them.
re: breadbox
Frank's/ butter combo is also great over frozen meatballs, thrown in the crockpot. Addicting!
re: ESNY
Good call on the Melinda's XXXX, and the El Yucateco, I like the green and the red..
I have also gotten hooked on Crystal hot sauce.
I collect hot sauces, and when I am buying I buy 2 bottles, one to try, and one to put in the collection.
For me the best hot sauces have maybe only 3 or 4 ingredients, & no preservatives.
The Bufalo brand from Mexico are several excellent hot sauces. Their extra hot is kind of a mexican Siracha.
Tabasco tastes like rancid vinegar. Tabasco is the worst hot sauce that I have ever tasted. Try Cholula if you would like to find a basic hot sauce for every day use. It is available everywhere. As others have mentioned, there are tons of sauces on the market. With the huge selection available, you will have to experiment.
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re: Bob W
I fell in love with this store. I wanted to move in!
I personally love Scorned Woman, Schiracha (sp?), Hula Girl Chipotle Habanero, Melindas XXXX (4 X's), Pickapeppa, You Can't Handle this Hot Sauce (great for chili)
Another favorite although it is not technically a hot sauce I love Neily's Ultimate Seasoning in Hot http://www.ultimateseasonings.com/
I'm not a hot sauce connoisseur but I do keep Cholula around all the time. We also have a bottle of Ass in Antarctica that someone gave us one time, not sure we've ever used it. ;-)
re: widehomehi
Depending on the dish we use different hot sauces. Sriracha or Sambal Oelek for all asian dishes. Think my other faves are: Louisiana Hot sauce, Louisiana Gold, Tabasco Chipotle. we also have Crystals, Pete's, Melinda's Habanero.
Don't forget Mustapha's Harissa!!! very tasty as well!
re: mariekeac
Sambal oelik, the kind made with nothing more than chillies, vinegar, and salt, is a perfect neutral hot sauce for Asian dishes. Yup!
As Sam warns, it's easy to be overrun by shampoos and hot sauce. Sometimes you need the UN-hot, sweet chili sauce to get there from here. Lingham's Chili Sauce from Malaysia. Red chilies, sugar, vinegar, salt. Strong chili flavor addition, takes away heat from other ingredients.
Mail order but worth it.
re: Firegoat
Amusing timing. Last month, 6 years after my post above, I mail ordered a half case of Lingham's Chili sauce.
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I bought from www.ImportFood.com. Great service.
re: Beach Chick
Try to find a bottle of Dave's Insanity Hot Sauce. This stuff makes all others seem like ketchup by comparison, and doesn't lose any of its strength when cooked. The makers caution users to try just one drop at a time, and keep it away from eyes, children, pets, etc. They're not kidding.
Devil's advocate: make your own salsas. That way, no vinegar. If you can get fresh tomatillos, so much the better - but you can also make some killer sauces with chipotles en adobo, tomatoes, various dried chilis, garlic, cumin, olive oil, avocado leaves, fresh chilis, cilantro, citrus juice... there are a lot of variations!
OK maybe that's too much trouble - if you buy: sriracha, tapatio, huichol. Not too hot, not to vinegary, good flavor. Bufalo chipotle is good, too.
re: salutlemonde
Call me weird if you want, but I like a sweet heat. There is a sauce out there called Tiger Sauce, which I extremely love to put on fried chicken wings. Wife and daughter eat them plain and I apply the tiger to mine. We are all happy.
My two cents is if you need hot sauce for just table hot sauce I'm a big fan of the straight up cheap generic hot sauce. Ingredients are usually vinegar, chile peppers of the red kind, salt, and tastes like...well...hot sauce. It works well for pretty much anything hot sauce goes on with no fuss.
Tabasco makes a chipotle sauce that's pretty good.
I agree with the folks that there is a whole world of taste and sensation out there and some of those are wonderful and amazing but sometimes the cheap stuff is just what hits the spot - Kraft Mac & Cheese for example.
There's are also factors of: What kind of hot sauce user are you? How do you handle heat? Are you willing to spend more than $5 on a bottle of sauce?
Best wishes and welcome to the dreaded hot sauce addiction.
Bottom line is, taste is subjective. Don't let anyone tell you what your tastes should be. Okay, that being said, use those objective opinions as a resource. Formulate your own opinion, buy a few, and try them. Most hot sauces aren't going to break your bank. For a few dollars, you'll experience some of what life has to offer and in the process, fine tune your own taste.
This is a pretty old thread, but for anyone wanting hot sauce advice, yes, as others have suggested, just try a bunch of them. I have almost all of the ones suggested above in my pantry and like them all, including Tabasco. It's all a matter of personal taste. Each one has a different profile and is good for different things.
There are the American-style ones, like the various flavors of Tabasco, Frank's, Crystal and the like, and then the Hispanic styles, like Cholula, Yucatan and Tapatio, and then the Asian inspired ones like Sriracha, Tiger, Dragon and PickaPeppa (the latter three all from the same company and all are more sweet than hot and all delicious). I have and use all of them, often in combination in things like stews and Gumbos and stuff like that.
I'm not a fan of sauces like Dave's Insanity or anything with "Death" in the name because they tend to be all screeching heat but no real flavor.
We make our own in our restaurant out of Habaneros and about five or six other peppers, which we fire-roast and then smoke over four or five different kinds of wood, then age in vinegar before we blend them all up with seasonings and some other stuff. We mostly use it in-house but we've been known to sell it on occasion.
Tabasco has no flavor. Nothing but heat. But I do like their green Tabasco.
Cholula, and Tapatio at least have flavor along with the heat. My favorite is actually Bufala..... But it's hard to find in LA, for some reason....I can find it up north, and have to stock up...which reminds me I better stock up this summer.......
re: Dirtywextraolives
Not to me. Tabasco has no heat but I like the flavour. :)
My 2 peso's worth...Frank's for all around use. I like the Tabasco Chipotle alot, but with limited applications. I used to really like the Sriracha sauce by Huy Fong, but when I hit on their chili-garlic, no more Rooster Sauce. Finally, to put the zing back in Campbell's Tomato Soup (I think they changed their recipe...no more burn to it), I use a dash or two of Choula.
i have never been much of a tabasco fan aside if i am at chipotle, i will use the green or chipotle kinds.
in my fridge my standbyes are sriracha, texas pete's and cholula (or tapatio if unavailable), i tend to also have el yucateca and the chili-garlic ones as well.
if you are into the heat and flavors on the bottle, i say get crazy and try something that looks appealing!
happy spicing!
Tabasco to me has almost no heat and is *way* too heavy on the vinegar.
I use all kinds of different hot sauces -- my current favorite being a Caribbean scotch bonnet sauce that is nice and hot with the great flavor of the pepper really shining through.
Sriracha is OK, but it's a shame one can't get the Thai brand which has a hot version (red cap instead of green). One of those bottles will last well over a year.
Then, of course, there is a Chinese condiment of sliced fresh chili peppers in oil you can get at many Asian grocers.


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I wanted the Office 2007 addon - save documents in pdf and xml formats.
Downloaded from Ms office site.
Was prompted for WGA -- it didn't actually do anything as WGA isn't yet functional for Windows 7 -- I'm running build 7077 X-64. It just tghen passed me straight to the download.
Installed the add on.
Then I got please activate Windows -- you have 27 days (?) left to activate windows.
It activated OK but I'd ALREADY activated windows -- and where did the 27 days come from -- normally it's 30 days.
However under some circumstances I've seen (different) Windows builds - not necessarily Windows 7 only) saying "To continue using Windows it must be activated within 3 days".
To the more mathematically challenged 30 -3 = 27 -- co-incidence perhaps.
After re-activation - no further probs -- but found it strange behaviour -- no extra hardware added etc.
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I've not had the issue with WGA on any build of Windows 7 & i have installed Office 2007 fine. I'll try downloading the file your on about and see anyway.
Also, the 3 days remaining usually occurs when you choose to 'Activate Windows Automatically once online' during installation.
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I just tried it and didn't even get the prompt for WGA downloading the PDF plugin. I just attempted to download it in FF also and it didn't give me a WGA prompt either. I'm running x64 7077 as well. I just googled the pdf plugin though and went straight to the plugin page. Maybe while you were navigating through the site your path wanted to make sure you weren't illegal :P
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"User Error"
During testing I image various systems and often do "Image restores".
The restore I'd done actually Hadn't been activated -- and just by co-incidence the restore was done 3 days ago.
So everything in order again.
Wouldn't computers be great if they didn't have to worry about USERS.
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What do you mean WHY is Sony PS4 so pricey in Oz?
FX - Strong AUD$ expected to drop with the end of the commodities boom
I take on board the "foreigner's pay more because they will" arguments, but I'd also consider FX rates.
The Aussie dollar has been riding high off the back of the commodities boom, only now falling away over the past few months, and is widely expected [weasel words; citation needed] to continue to drop as the commodities boom drops off too.
Have a look at 10Y FX rates to see how much of a high it's been on
Sony are going to be selling this console for a year or three before there's a hardware refresh ("PS/4 slim") and/or price drop. Increasing the price of a console during its lifetime is seen as a big no-no, so my guess is they're planning not for today's exchange rates, but with an eye to FX rates for the end of 2014 at the very earliest.
Now you're more than welcome to look at forward rates and the like, but I think it's a little mis-leading to price something that won't be on sale for another 6 months on today's rates when it's then got to sell for at that price for another year or two.
Sure they can take out forward rates and hedge against it, but if they priced it at parity today, and the 12 months from now the AUD plummets and the Australian PS/4 (& xbox etc) starts to look cheap, you know that the grey import market *into* the UK/US would start to take off...
ABS pulls Census app, points it at the right data
"Coolest government statistician on Earth"??
Hey , back in the late 80s (ask yer parents kids) we took the ABS census and put it on CD-ROM with a software package to generate tables and choropleth maps so you could access the data with no more than a PC-AT (12MHz CPU, 640k RAM, 10Mb hard drive, EGA graphics, DOS 3.3 etc) and shutdown mainframes for quite a few people in the process, never mind the massive computational resources of an iOs device.
CDATA86 aka "SuperMap" by Space-Time Research if you want to look it up - yeah, glory days.
Anyway, the point was the ABS has always been a leader at this stuff. We did other countries later, but the ABS was the one that had the vision to take what we were building and welcome us (in relative terms) whereas the UK and US were a complete PITA.
And yeah, we did censuses from other years too and did all the alignment of data terms & geographic boundaries etc for you too (that's the "Time" part of "Space-Time Research"), so I'm sorry if you had to do all that sort of stuff yourself Richard, cos we did it all 25 years ago.
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Nothing to do in this empty room
I gotta get my head together soon
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You call me up at half past ten
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I stumble down from the second floor
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Ok all the reviews I read - I thought I would take a chance. Color selection very confusing but I bought it because it said good for dry skin - not for me!! Accentuated all my dry areas on my nose - dryness you could not see before but sure could after - good thing I bought from Nordstrom free shipping/returns.
I have just repurchased my second bottle! I haven't opened yet, I'm scrapping out my first bottle with a long wooden spatula, that's how much I love this foundation. No SPF. I don't want SPF in my foundation, I use a separate SPF. It last beautifully all day and photographs lovely. Comfortable, just the right amount of hydration for my combo, skin. When I want to sheer it out, I use a damp beauty blender and bounce it off my skin. With a foundation brush, I get flawless fuller coverage. With my fingers, it blends out seemlessly. Every tool I use works perfectly and gives a differet type of coverage.
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Golden rule to remember when purchasing a department brand foundation: obtain a SAMPLE in different colors before making any commitment with your purse. Let it be known that I don't trust the lovely reps behind the counters analyzing my color and texture. I received three color samples of this foundation to last me five days in each color. I wear sunscreen and allow it to absorb into the skin before applying makeup. The active ingredient ( i.e. titanium dioxide) in some sunscreens can alter the color of your foundation.
I am neither oily or dry, you can say that I have combination skin. I'm exposed to humidity when outdoors and cool, dry air conditioned air when indoors. This formula is sheer and disappeared within a couple of hours. Perhaps the price justification to this foundation is based on its formula to magically disappear within the allocated time frame of two hours. It left behind a shine as a farewell parting gift. All three samples (recommended by the reps) did not match my skin color. One color sample managed to make me look like I was playing with mud. Fellow purchasers with dryer skin looking for sheer coverage may benefit with Luminous Silk foundation, if they don't mind the short effects under humid conditions. I did purchase the Armani foundation brush. This brush blends very well with sheer formulas but I do not recommend it with thicker formulas, unless you enjoy contending with the never disappearing streaks. Hope this review helps.
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Ok I wasn't impressed by it, first the color 030 is very peachy yellow, so wrong color for me, secondly, it disappears fast on the skin, and it is a bit flat, for a luminous foundation, there is little luminosity..it feels like an invisible foundation ...so for me, no, I have found better..for those who like a foundation that isn't there , it will work, past the high price...I don't like the texture.
This is the most fantastic foundation for people with normal to dry skin, and also it suits forty years plus, as well as younger skins. The shades are brilliant I wear MAC NW25 and 5.25 just blends to nothing, the best match I have ever had. It wears all through a work day without touch up, but that is on normal, dry skin. Definitely re purchase.
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Been using this foundation for several years now.. for me, it gives just enough coverage. I actually mix two shades (5 and 6) in order to get the perfect match for my skin colour. In the summer, I add a little more or the darker (6) colour and in winter a little more of the lighter colour.. tailor-made foundation! Highly recommended :-)
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I guess if one likes sheer coverage and a luminous finish, this delivers. For me, not so much. I prefer a bit more coverage that delivers a bit of moisture to the skin. Being a makeup artist, I've tried literally tons of foundations, from low end to high and this one is way too expensive for what you get. I'd pick Lancome foundation anyday over Armani.
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I read a lot of reviews before I purchased this foundation, I really wanted it to work but it didn't. The coverage is very sheer and doesn't cover any redness, its meant to be luninous but it looks more matt when it on the skin for a while. I have tried many foundation and I will be going back to me chanel vitalumiere as its the best foundation out there. I am a (30 cendre) in chanel and it suits me fine. The SA sold me 6.5 in Luminous Silk and its ok but a bit orange. Its overpriced for what it does I think its more of a tinted moisturiser than a foundation really.
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Texture-wise, goes on like a dream. As my skin is normal, staying power with this foundation is good. However I do put a good amount on my face as there is pigmentation on my cheeks. Lines are obvious only when I smile but I make sure I put a good eye moisturizer.
Colour-wise, I use 5.5 which is closest to my tone but it has a pinkish undertone and I have yellow undertones...however I shall finish the bottle but shan't repurchase. Main reason is the colour and frankly, I have tried better foundations with similar if not better textures. Will try Armani's cream foundation (designer shaping range) in the coming winter and give update.
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Love the way this foundation makes my skin look. I never thought another foundation would be able to compare with my NARS Sheer Matte, but ... Armani has got me doing a double take. My skin feels smooth and looms smooth too. My pores are minimized, the stAying power is "okay" but, I will overlook that because of the way my skin looks when wearing this foundation. My skin looks like "improved" skin... Not a mask. Once my sample is out, I'm going to Neimans and get a full bottle.
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Ok, so this is one of those RARE snows when it DID make sense to raid the grocery stores like crazy prior to!
|Tue, 01-11-2011 - 9:55am
Chik w/stuffing mix sounds good too - will hafta check the pantry to see if there's any there.
Then for defrosting casseroles - or getting creative w/what I have!
This is gonna be around a while. Hubby just tried to get out of the street & slid back down. Then this BLAST is coming - Teens (tempwise) for the next few days. And Teen kids stuck in my house! :O
Boy & when the Atl Airport shuts down - it inconveniences the whole world!!!!
|Tue, 01-11-2011 - 12:45pm
Trying to decide if I just go w/Chik & "leftover" fresh Dressing & Gravy ---- OR break out some dumplings! :9
I just put a bunch of that fresh chik (shredded) INTO the crockpot ---- And I do have enough veggies here & there that I can use them, regardless.
Chick/Dumps OR Chick/Gravy/Dressing ------ Such hard decisions!
IF I had more fresh chik here in my bunker, i could do both! but didn't stock up that much in the grocery mobs prior to tht his ice storm.
Just glad to have power (& communications!) !!!!
|Thu, 01-13-2011 - 3:36pm
We used to play a board game here, you go to your kitchen and find one thing that you have had forever and never use, then think of one thing that you use all the time and seem to always be out of.
|Thu, 01-13-2011 - 6:05pm
Just got the word that the kids are indeed "out" of school all 5 days this week. UGH> I feel like I've had a bad flu or something & that we are just starting some real recovery. Actually got out of our neighborhood today - ate some mexican at our fave restaurant - and got to Target for both groceries & "stuff".
YET, there are still so many dangerous icy spots. Looks like we'll be back in on Tues!
|Tue, 01-18-2011 - 9:52pm
Oh you southern ladies.....so used to getting out and about....
While here in the frozen north of Nebraska we are quite content to stay inside...and always find something to do.........lol
Since I found out that eating hot pepper is good for us I have been adding cayenne pepper to a lot of things. Including roast pork. I made my own rub..
The benefit of it is that while I am sitting there eating and my fingers are frozen I can start to warm up from the pepper...
Our favorite thing in the winter is and has been my whole married life home made chicken and noodle soup.
My mom would roll the noodles and cut them and toss them with flour so that when they boiled in the soup the broth would get just a little thick......MMM. Now my DMIL used to make hers in a bowl and it would be about like cake batter, she would cut them into the pan of boiling soup so that they were little nibs in the soup.....which way do I like them? Both.......sometimes I make my dough thicker and drop them my bigger globs into the soup like a dumpling....Oh my it sounds like we play with our soup don't it?
I always liked chili thinner and DH likes it thick.....LOL
But I can say this he has never complained about what I fixed he eats anything....which is good and bad.......good because I don't have to fuss.....but bad because I can't get a suggestion ........


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Traffic Signal / Pedestrian Signal ArchivedChapel Street And Ella Grasso Boulevard New Haven, CT - Edgewood
This intersection has significant pedestrian traffic, especially children entering the park, in warmer weather months. It currently has no pedestrian crossing signal, and is a hazardous space for people to cross, given the high volume of traffic, and narrowing of the road into one lane just prior to the intersection (coming north on the Boulevard). Now is the time to address this, before kids start taking the risk to cross to and from the park this spring and summer.
228 Orchard St New Haven, CT 06511 - West River
This building is a landmark historical treasure and needs to be preserved.
Please add your comments, stories about the Shul, and reasons why you feel that it is significant on the comments here.
Please forward the issue to individuals you know who are interested.
The more people who "vote" to have this fixed, the more likely this building can be restored to its former glory as a community space for all -- instead of an abandoned building.
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STOLEN BIKE Open720 Edgewood Avenue New Haven, Connecticut - Westville
I got pulled off my bike at gunpoint as I was riding through Edgewood Park on 10/31/13. The incident occurred under the underpass of the Edgewood Avenue bridge. My bike was stolen. If you see it, please contact the New Haven Police (203-946-6316, case # 13-52011).
Fatal Shooting Open590 George St New Haven, CT - Dwight
Please post here if you have more information about the shooting. You may post information anonymously.
Also post if you have ideas on how to reduce violent crime in the neighborhood, especially on this block. Is more lighting needed? Dwight sees somewhat elevated violent crime rates when compared to the city as a whole.
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"NEW HAVEN – A 29-year-old man was shot to death early this morning on George Street in the Dwight neighborhood, police said. It was the city's fourth homicide this year.
"Officers went to the rear of a home in the 500 block of George Street at about 3 a.m. and found the man, whom police did not identify, suffering from multiple gunshots wounds, police said in a statement released just before 11 a.m. today."
Cops do nothing about speeders Archived55 Derby Ave. New Haven, CT 06511 - West River
Today between 5 and 8 pm there was at least one squad car sitting in the parking lot across the street from my house. During that time frame somewhere half a dozen and a dozen cars/ bikers/ kids on motorbikes sped past them one Winthrop Ave. The speeders were noticed by the cops who would hit the siren every time, but the cops did nothing. No one was followed, no one was stopped, they just sat there and kept hitting that siren every 10 or 20 mins. Not only are people driving dangerously, but this was really frustrating to observe! This lack of action gave the impression that those officers are lazy or unconcerned - either way that's unacceptable considering we pay their salaries with our taxes. As if this wasn't upsetting enough - the constant blaring of their siren ruined an otherwise beautiful spring evening. Did anyone else hear/ notice this?
Dangerous dirt bikes/quads ArchivedElla T Grasso Blvd & Edgewood Ave New Haven, Connecticut - Edgewood
This afternoon, a team of dirtbikes and quads were going down Edgewood Ave through the red lights, and on the wrong side of the road towards traffic.
234 Edgewood Ave New Haven, CT 06511 - Dwight
A lime green dirt bike has resurfaced this afternoon following a period of relative peace in the neighborhood. At one point the rider (see attached photo) abandoned the street for the sidewalk without any apparent reduction in speed which I'd estimate at 40 mph. I hope the photo helps.
ATV / Motorcross Gangs Meet Up Spot Archived506-530 Edgewood Avenue New Haven, Connecticut - Edgewood
This is a popular meeting spot for gangs of ATV / Motorcross Hoodlums. They are very well organized, meet here and then take off, terrorizing our streets. Last evening, around 7:30PM there were about 15 of them that took off into traffic on Ella T. Grasso Blvd. WOULD THE POLICE AND THE CITY PLEASE DO SOMETHING ABOUT THESE PEOPLE OVERTAKING OUR CITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????????????
608-720 Edgewood Ave New Haven, CT - Westville
The main benefit of the bike lanes here would be to reduce vehicle speeding. It would also make cycling between Westville and Downtown New Haven more comfortable - many residents currently report feeling too unsafe to ride next to the traffic here, which frequently exceeds speeds of 45 miles per hour. See description at http://nacto.org/cities-for-cycling/design-guide/bike-lanes/buffered-bike-lanes/.
285 Edgewood Ave New Haven, CT - Dwight
The dumpster that Mandy Management has provided for the apartment building at the corner of Edgewood and Sherman is far too small for the number of units in the building. As a result, trash is often overflowing, and ends up littering the block.
A larger dumpster (or a second dumpster, or more frequent emptying of the dumpster) needs to be provided.
Edgewood Park New Haven, CT - Westville
The Edgewood Avenue underpass in Edgewood Park is very poorly or not at all lit -- I got jumped there tonight at dusk. There is very poor visibility under the bridge, making it very easy for someone to hide under the bridge and jump/assault pedestrians and bicyclists.
Chapel And Norton New Haven, CT - Edgewood
I hope someone is investigating this blatant display of open drug dealing at this intersection. Traffic actually backs up on Friday Nights with so many "customers". I have had to drive home via a different route for fear of a deal gone bad and the ensuing violence. I know it takes time to build a case against these hoodlums, but this is out of control.


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A Spotsylvania County man is accused of breaking into a gas station on U.S. 1 in the Massaponax area after a police dog tracked his scent from the business to a nearby motel room.
Capt. Jeff Pearce of the Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office said deputies responded to a burglar alarm around 5:15 a.m. Tuesday at the Gulf Station in the 5300 block of Jefferson Davis Highway.
Deputies noticed that the back door of the gas station–convenience store was open. Further investigation revealed that the store had been broken into and items were stolen, Pearce said.
Detectives arrived and found evidence near the entryway of the store, he said.
A canine unit later tracked a scent from the business to a motel, Pearce said.
Investigators searched the room and found items linked to the break-in, he said.
The man staying in the room was questioned and subsequently arrested, Pearce said.
Andre Joelle Liggans, 27, is charged with felony breaking and entering, possession of burglary tools and larceny. He was taken to the Rappahannock Regional Jail.
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CLAYTON, NO. CAROLINA-Robert (Bo) Ambrose Marchand, Jr., 46, of Clayton, North Carolina passed away on March 27th at his home surrounded by his family, friends and dogs.
He was born in Woonsocket on August 9, 1965 to Geraldine and the late Robert Marchand.
He graduated from Mount Saint Charles Academy in 1983. He served in the US Navy from 1983-1988. He was stationed in the Middle East after the USS Stark was bombed and was involved in the recovery operations.
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Barbara J. Jolly, 65, of Burrillville, passed away at her home with her family by her side on Sunday, April 8, 2012. She was born September 2, 1946, daughter of the late James and Evelyn (Bouthillette) Morrison.
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Uxbridge- Amalia F. "Mully" (Frabotta) Halacy, 84, of Oak St. died Mon. April 9 at Milford Regional Medical Center after a brief illness. Her husband of 48 years Thomas E. Halacy Jr. died April 22, 1987.
Diane E. Luttrell
WOONSOCKET- Diane E. Luttrell, 52, of Bernon St., Woonsocket, died peacefully on Good Friday, April 06, 2012 at Home & Hospice Care of Rhode Island in Providence.
Born in Woonsocket, she was a daughter of the late Paul and Elaine (Bertini) Luttrell. She remained a lifelong resident of Woonsocket.
Diane was a graduate of Woonsocket High School, Class of 1978. In her earlier year she was employed at Bancroft and later worked at Metal Bellows in Sharon, MA as a precision welder for many years.
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BLACKSTONE - Marie T. (Garrity) Erickson, 83, of Blackstone, died Wednesday April 4, 2012 in UMASS Memorial Medical Center, Worcester, MA. She was the wife of the late J. Vincent Erickson. Born in Worcester, MA she was the daughter of the late John and Georgette (Massey) Garrity.
Paul G. LeVasseur
CUMBERLAND- Paul G. LeVasseur, 80, a lifelong resident of Cumberland passed away Saturday, April 7, 2012 at home. He was the husband of Yvonne (Arnold) LeVasseur.
Born in Boston, he was the son of the late George and Robina (Fowler) LeVasseur. He was an army veteran of the Korean War.
Paul worked for many years at Cumberland Construction and recently for Arenco Construction in New Hampshire.
Cecile Bernard
WOONSOCKET Cecile (Brodeur) Bernard, 82, of Woonsocket, died Friday, April 6, 2012 in Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket. She was the wife of Rene G. Bernard whom she married April 30, 1955.
Born in Woonsocket, she was the daughter of the late Alphonse and Clotilde (Poirier) Brodeur.
She lived in Woonsocket for most of her life.
She worked eight years as a house keeper for St. Antoine Residence, No. Smithfield, retiring in 1994.
Maria Josepha Giles
WOONSOCKET- Maria Josepha (Postigo de la Flor) Giles, 82, of Woonsocket, died Thursday in Oakland Grove Health Care Center in Woonsocket. Born in Port of St. Mary, Spain, she was the daughter of the late Antonio Postigo Naranjo and Ana de la Flor Canas.
She came to the United States in 1969 with her son Jose, settling in Woonsocket in 1971.
Patricia Beaulieu
PROVIDENCE- BEAULIEU, PATRICIA (Cunningham), 81, died Wednesday, April 4, 2012, at the Millbury Health Care Center.
She was the wife of the late Ernest A. Beaulieu, and the former wife of the late Angelo A. Notarantonio. Born in Providence, a daughter of the late Walter and Lena (Auger) Cunningham.
Amelia M. Chartier
WOONSOCKET- Amelia M. (Ionta) Chartier 94, died peacefully Sunday April 1, 2012 in the Friendly Home. She was the wife of the late Alpherie Chartier.
Mrs. Chartier was born in Manchaug, MA, a daughter of the late John and Theresa (Cacciapuoti) Ionta.
She was a stitcher for the Ark Garment Co. for many years, retiring in 1966. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, crocheting, bingo and bus trips to Atlantic City. Most of all, she loved spending time with her family and sharing stories of the old days. She will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure to know her.


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Natalie Serber Featured in New York Times
Natalie Serber, English faculty, published a review of Eliza Robertson's Wallflowers in The New York Times' Book Review section in October 2014.
On any given day, you will find enriching activities in the form of visual, literary and performing arts events here at Marylhurst. Events are held in attractive, comfortable settings such as St. Anne's Chapel and Wiegand Lecture & Recital Hall.
As a student, you have the opportunity to showcase your own talents as well as learn from established artists, authors and musicians visiting the campus. All upcoming events are listed on the arts & events calendar. You can also sign up for e-alerts.
From literary readings to art exhibitions, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
ArtBurst NorthWest
The Art Gym
Marylhurst Reading Series
Marylhurst at Mary's Woods
M Review
Music at Marylhurst
Streff Gallery
Summer on the Green
Natalie Serber, English faculty, published a review of Eliza Robertson's Wallflowers in The New York Times' Book Review section in October 2014.
Artwork of two BFA graduates from Marylhurst: The graphic work of Josh Gross and the sculptural work of Kate Simmons. The show will be on display i...
Just in time for the holidays, Diane Flack is selling block prints, acrylics, blank books, calligraphy, handmade cards and artist books which are p...
Featuring choral programs from around Portland and Vancouver in a grand celebration of singing!
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