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TOKYO (AP) -- Japan's inflation rate edged lower in October, highlighting the difficulty Prime Minister Shinzo Abe faces in his campaign to overcome deflation in the world's third-largest economy.
The core consumer price index, excluding fresh foods, rose 2.9 percent from a year earlier, compared with 3.0 percent the month before, according to data released Friday. Excluding the impact of a 3 percentage point sales tax hike in April, it rose 0.9 percent, which would be the slowest increase in a year.
The April tax hike, to 8 percent from 5 percent, broadsided the recovery as consumers and companies cut back on spending after splashing out early in the year. Retail spending and household incomes also fell in October from a year earlier, though by a smaller margin than in recent months.
Japan slipped back into recession in the last quarter, prompting Abe to put off plans for another tax hike next year, just weeks after Japan's central bank expanded its monetary easing measures that are injecting tens of trillions of yen (hundreds of billions of dollars) into the economy.
Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda has vowed to do whatever it takes to pry the country out of its two decade deflationary slump, which can discourage spending and investment. He also has urged companies to do more to increase wages, to help counter the decline in purchasing power that is squeezing consumer demand.
The additional monetary easing has had the side effect of pushing the Japanese yen sharply lower, raising costs for imported energy and food that have helped to keep prices rising since Abe and Kuroda set a 2 percent target for inflation, excluding the impact of tax hikes, in early 2013.
But the recent drop in crude oil prices will relieve some price pressure and slow progress toward meeting that goal.
Reflecting its lessening influence over oil supplies and pricing, OPEC decided Thursday to keep its output target on hold. In response, the price for Brent crude oil, a global benchmark, plunged $5 on Thursday to a four-year low of $72.76 a barrel. As recently as June it was around $115.
"Price pressure should continue to moderate until year-end, as the recent plunge in crude oil prices has yet to be reflected in the cost of energy imports," Marcel Thieliant of Capital Economics said in a commentary Friday.
Other data for October were mixed. Industrial output edged up from the month before but fell 1 percent from a year earlier. The unemployment rate eased slightly.
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Where to buy ginger beer?
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- kcrawford55 Sep 10, 2008 12:31 PM
I'm putting together a "dark and stormy" basket for a gift and I'm having trouble finding ginger beer! I just moved to the area, so I'm not sure where to look. Recommendations?
Minger's suggestion of Shopper's Food Warehouse is probably the most likely to be near you.
But if you don't have a Shopper's, look at West African markets. I know that Julie's International Market in Elkridge carries ginger beer. I think that Accra Foods in Laurel may as well. Those are Howard County, but you may have West African markets near you.
This is a link to addresses for Julie's and Accra: http://howchow.blogspot.com/search/la...
Reed's ginger beer is awesome. Along with the classic stuff, it comes in a few flavors, including extra ginger and cherry ginger, which is really good...you can get it at whole foods for sure...maybe trader joes....hit it don't quit it
(they also make delicious ginger ice cream, although it is kind of hard to come by)
re: homesmax
I just had Gosling's Ginger Beer and it knocked Reed's out of the ballpark. Now, other than Bermuda, where can I find Gosling Ginger Beer?
Ginger beer can also be found at Apple (or Red Apple) Market in Langley, MD near College Park.
re: Puller9
Gosling is sold by the MoCo liquor store near me (in one of those odd quirks, I think they aren't allowed to sell most mixers, but since Gosling primarily sells rum they are allowed to sell the ginger beer too). The Giant near me also has it.
Last summer I found Barritts at the small Brookeville Supermarket in Chevy Chase but I don't shop there regularly so I don't know if they always carry it.
Barritts is a little better than Goslings, but either is much better than Reeds.
re: Doh
Ditto for finding Goslings in the Virginia ABC stores.
Our friends swear by Goya Ginger Beer which is really cheap and available at Giant stores in the international aisles. Drinking the soda straight, it definitely had a strong ginger bite and made a perfectly acceptable Dark and Stormy.
I use Goslings, but I add grated fresh ginger. I buy a piece of ginger root, peel it, and then, grate it on a very fine micro plane. I do this by instinct but I'd say I rub the ginger root back and forth about six time times. When I scoop the grated ginger pulp off the underside of the micro plane, I'm probably adding about 1/2 teaspoon of ginger. My husband and I definitely like the addition of the fresh ginger! This gets close to the version at RIS which I think has no equal!
re: Indy 67
Gosling's is at Premium Liquor on 9th by the Convention Center.
re: Indy 67
You should try a Dark and Stormy with some homemade ginger beer
re: agarnett100
Happy to do so! Do you have a great recipe you'd care to share?
re: Indy 67
I finely chop a good-sized gnob of ginger. Say a cup. Throw it in a pan with an equal amount of sugar if you like it sweet and less if you want it more spicy. Top off with a good deal of water, then simmer it down until it's syrupy. Keep tasting so you can get it to the right stage. Pour some in a glass and top off with club soda.
re: Puller9
They sell Goslings and Barritts at Wegmans in Frederick.
Do yourself and the gift basket recipient a favor.....look for Barrett's Ginger Beer. It is the only brand they use in Bermuda (made there) and nothing else tastes the same when mixed with Goslings Rum. Take no substitutions...I have tried them all. That being said, you should call around to quality wine/liquor stores to find it. I have a couple of secret locations in Balto area but you should be able to find same in DC.
re: jck
Definitely seek out Barritts. http://www.barrittsgingerbeer.bm/. Barritts and Goslings makes the quintessential dark and stormy. I brought some back from the Bahamas but now its all gone (sigh). Reeds is an adequate substitute but not nearly as good.
Please post if you find Barritts anywhere around DC.
Stay away from Goya Ginger Beer. I bought some and found it undrinkable. Ginger Beer should have some bite, but this stuff burns. One of the ingredients is capsaicin -- ouch!
re: Jack Burden
I had a Barritts ginger beer last night at Redwood (bethesda) (dark and stormy cocktail.) Love that stuff, it burns so good!!!!
You could ask them where they buy it from...
re: jillycakes
Jillycakes....here you go: Graul's Liquor Store in Ruxton (not the grocery store), Ridgely Liquors in Timonium (my main depot!) & I believe the Wine Merchant in Lutherville may also stock. At Ridgely you can buy by the case..I do!
As I said in earlier message.....there are no substitutions!!!! jck
almost all supermarkets sell them.
I've seen them at Safeway, Wegman's, and Whole Foods.
I like the Ginger People brand the best ^_^.
It'll be by the cream soda and root beer as it's a "soft" beer and has no alcohol content. There are also some usually in the international aisle as there are Jamaican brands that are quite popular.
By chance, me and my workplace soda tasting crew are testing 10 different ginger beers this afternoon: BARRITT'S, MAINE ROOT, D&G GENUINE, JAMAICA'S FINEST, REED'S EXTRA GINGER, GOYA, GOSLING'S, COCK 'N BULL, SARANAC, & STEWART'S. I was able to find them at various stores along the DC/Baltimore Corridor including Roots, Fresh Market, Giant, Harris Teeter etc. The Barritt's was found at a liquor store on US 40 in Ellicott City. Almost every Giant will have the D&G Genuine Old Jamaican Ginger Beer in their ethnic food section - it is very good. Can one of the American upstarts take down D&G and Barritt's? We'll soon know.
re: treetop tom
Roots in Clarksville, MD carries a good ginger beer, but I don't remember the maker. My husband is a ginger beer fan and he thought it was good.
re: treetop tom
Maine Root is amazing. Reed's just ok. Haven't tried the others.
re: treetop tom
According to the 14 people who participated in our ginger beer tasting, Barritt's had the best mix of taste, bite and burn, followed closely by Jamaica's Finest (bottled in Natrona, PA, of all places). Third place went to Cock 'N Bull. Reed's Extra Ginger was voted worst - it had a completely different taste due to being sweetened by pineapple juice and honey. Probably OK on its own, but such a different taste it didn't compare well to the other 10 (we tried Australia's Bundaberg also). The Maine Root had the biggest bite - probably twice the ginger of any of the others. Barritt's we found at the Pine Orchard Liquor Store on 40 West in Ellicott City and the Jamaica's Finest was at Wilson's Country Store just west of Hagerstown.
re: treetop tom
Barritt's has been sold; bought by Gosling's. I have been meaning to do a taste comparison, but haven't yet. If you see Barritt's buy it; it'll soon be gone.
updated: Barritt's is trying to get their production back up; in the meantime Gosling's is aggressively getting their product onto shelves.
re: sfernando
The Barritts distributor tells me they're sold at Bradley Food and Beverage.


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The wonders of the fiscal calendar. Dell's 4th quarter ends in Jan 2013, so this is their 2013 fiscal year. Whereas HP's 4th quarter ends Nov 2012, so it's still 2012 for them (in case you were equally confused tomorrow).
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As a really long-time Equallogic customer (all the way back to the PS100), I can tell you Dell has lost the plot on storage for guys like me. For what they are offering (slow spinning disk) their pricing is ridiculous, and they've stood by and watched as others have innovated, the way they used to.
Went to a Nimble presentation a couple of months ago and all I could think of was "Wow, this reminds me of Equallogic 10 years ago." So sad to see it end like this. Something about big companies buying small, innovative companies and then sucking all the life out of them... What a shame. I know I won't be buying any more of their gear unless something changes radically, which I doubt can happen.
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strategy not done yet
from what I've seen/heard their storage unification stuff isn't done yet, it sounds like it may take another year or so. In the mean time they have parts of it complete, just not the full thing.
As for competing on the high end, I think Dell's answer to that is multiple Compellent arrays with their automatic load balancing(at least at this point in time). If I recall right they can put up to 4 arrays in a group and they'll move volumes around each other to try to balance the load. It may not be the same as a high end 3 letter competitor, but it's probably a better bet for them given the amount of R&D that would be needed to come up with such a high end product & the returns you'd get on it in the current market.
Re: strategy not done yet
".... they can put up to 4 arrays in a group and they'll move volumes around each other to try to balance the load...." Dell was looking to 3PAR to fill this hole, so losing to hp in that bidding war was a massive mistake and they simply have not found an option to plug the gap. To be honest, I'm amazed Dell haven't kissed and made up with EMC if only to provide a short-term option until another 3PAR-like option comes along.
Re: strategy not done yet
The high end is not the primary problem. That's a small and modestly growing part of the business, mostly locked down by HItachi, EMC and some of IBM DS8000 series.
The big growth area is the small and mid-sized SAN business - between 4TB up to 500TB, which both Equallogic and Compellent address well. Dell's got to do a better job of telling their story as they have a good one to tell. I have hands-on experience of both these products.
Equallogic is fantastic, simple to deploy and scale, with good integration software for VMware.
Compellent's fast, stable and the virtual provisioning works very well for storage tiering.
Re: strategy not done yet
500TB's ? lets' be honest here, neither platform (Equalogic or Compellent) can even approach providing that amount of capacity (especially usable) outside of a spec sheet, unless they're providing pure archive on SATA. Fast is not a word I've often heard associated with Compellent, "interesting technology" yes, but fast no.
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The fixture programme is being led and organised by the Constituent Bodies for each of the six counties, with support from Rugby Football Union officials.
And Peter Taylor, the Women's Rugby Development Officer for Yorkshire, the North East and Cumbria, said: "It's the first time the games have been played as a stand-alone programme at the end of the season and that's bringing lots of benefits.
"By playing the games in May it means the university girls can get involved. In the past they have had difficulty turning out for their counties because of university commitments in the BUCS (British Universities & Colleges Sports) competitions.
"The most exciting thing for me is that Yorkshire Ladies are going to be playing Lancashire Ladies as the curtain-raiser to the men's game at Scarborough. That's a big opportunity as it will bring the women's game to a much wider audience."
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A damning dossier assembled from exhaustive research into the strikes' targets sets out in heartbreaking detail the deaths of teachers, students and Pakistani policemen. It also describes how bereaved relatives are forced to gather their loved ones' dismembered body parts in the aftermath of strikes. The dossier has been assembled by human rights lawyer Shahzad Akbar, who works for Pakistan's Foundation fo ...Read more ›
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The official position is that the US has refused to allow heavy weapons into Syria. But there's growing evidence that U.S. agents—particularly murdered ambassador Chris Stevens—were at least aware of heavy weapons moving from Libya to jihadist Syrian rebels. In March 2011 Stevens became the official U.S. liaison to the al-Qaeda-linked Libyan opposition, working directly with Abdelhakim Belhadj of the Libyan ...Read more ›
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A quick look at Chattanooga's Wilcox Tunnel makes it clear that the site needs some work.
The tunnel, which was completed in 1931 and carries Wilcox Boulevard traffic through Missionary Ridge, has leaks and poor ventilation.
In addition, the tunnel is too small to accommodate large vehicles such as fire engines and buses.
So there is general agreement that there are problems. What should the city do? Well, Wilcox Boulevard is a local road, so in principle it is a local responsibility to fund improvements or, as is also proposed, to build a new and better tunnel.
But there's one major hitch: Improving the existing Wilcox Tunnel and building a new one would be extremely expensive: in the neighborhood of $42 million! As you might imagine, in these tough economic times -- and even in better times -- the city doesn't have $42 million in "petty cash" just lying around to pay for the work.
So what is the solution? We're afraid it may not be the wisest one. The city plans to apply anew for a $25 million federal grant to help pay for the project. The city would be on the hook for the remaining $17 million of the cost.
Our criticism is really not of the city's plan to seek money from Washington. The federal grants are going to be given out around the country one way or the other.
The trouble is that Washington should not be funding clearly local transportation projects in the first place. You can search the United States Constitution from beginning to end, and you will not find direct or implied authorization for the federal government to be the source of funding for obviously local road and tunnel improvements.
It would be different if an interstate or other federal road were at issue. Then Washington could reasonably be expected to fund upgrades, expansions or new construction. But this is a local project. And if taxpayers from other states are required to help pay for Chattanooga's projects, you may rest assured that Chattanooga taxpayers are being required to help pay for projects in those states as well.
Why not simply reduce federal taxation to begin with, so more money stays in cities and states, which then would have greater ability to fund their own projects and wouldn't have to rely on the luck of the draw with federal grants?
Why involve Washington in decisions about what work should or should not be undertaken on state, county or city roadways? Do we honestly think federal bureaucrats are more competent to make such decisions than the local engineers, officials and taxpayers who regularly travel those roads?
And with our national debt exceeding $15.3 trillion, does anyone believe Washington should take on still more unconstitutional functions?
Once again this writer has nailed it. The title gets to the heart of the matter but the writer makes a point sorely missed : "And if taxpayers from other states are required to help pay for Chattanooga's projects, you may rest assured that Chattanooga taxpayers are being required to help pay for projects in those states as well."
People ( mostly Socialists and Lieberals ) often praise thier Congressman for bringing federal money to their district not realizing or not carrying that this same Congressman is voting to send THEIR money to other districts and to other states as well. Now how dumb is that?
There is no federal money coming from this state. We are one of the poor states that gets more than it gives. So we couldn't possibly be sending money to other states's projects. But don't let the facts get in the way. LOL
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Northeast Indiana's employers need workers with skills in health care, information technology, engineering and finance, according to study results reported today.
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Hotel description Baramie Residence
This family-friendly hotel is situated in a quiet area, with its garden leading onto the sandy beach of Jomtien-Sattahip, where sun loungers and parasols have been laid out. Several small bars, restaurants, tailor shops and mini markets lie within easy walking distance, as does a spa. Suvarnabhumi Airport (Bangkok) is 130 km away.This small, delightful boutique hotel comprises several two-storey buildings and bungalows, all set in beautiful and tropical gardens. With a total of 37 rooms, the hotel features a 24-hour reception service, as well as a cloak room and restaurant. WLAN Internet access is available, as are room and laundry services. Guests arriving by car may leave their vehicles in the hotel's own private car park.The spacious bungalows are similar to studio rooms, have a large terrace and are equipped with a full kitchen. The deluxe rooms have the same facilities as the bungalows but also feature a large balcony and do not include a kitchen. All rooms are en suite with shower and hairdryer. In addition, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, stereo, kitchenette, fridge, microwave, tea and coffee making facilities and in-room safe all come as standard in all rooms. Individually regulated air conditioning units have been fitted in every guest room.The hotel has its own outdoor swimming pool with a children's paddling area and a sun deck with sun loungers and parasols. Guests can purchase refreshments from the poolside snack bar, or enjoy a massage treatment. Jet skiing, motor boating and wind surfing are all available from the nearby beach.The hotel provides a European breakfast buffet and Thai dishes. International and Thai cuisine is available throughout the day in the form of light snacks, or for lunch and dinner from an à la carte menu.Drive from Pattaya towards Sattahip, make U-turn at Ambassador City, return to Pattaya and turn left behind the Shell petrol station. From there follow the hotel signs for approximately 500 m.
Description Baramie Residence
- • Number of floors (annexe): 1
- • Year of construction: 2006
- • Suites: 1
- • Single rooms: 16
- • Number of floors (main building): 2
- • Junior suites: 4
- • Total number of rooms: 37
- • Bungalows: 15
- • Double rooms: 16
Hotel type
- • Bungalow complex
- • Resort
Methods of payment
- • MasterCard
- • Visa
Room facilities (Standard room)
- • Balcony
- • Bathroom
- • Direct dial telephone
- • Double bed
- • Fridge
- • Hairdryer
- • Hi-fi
- • Individually adjustable air conditioning
- • Internet access
- • Kitchenette
- • Microwave
- • Safe
- • Shower
- • Tea and coffee making facilities
- • Terrace
Disability-friendly bathroom
Smoking rooms
- • 24-hour reception
- • Children's swimming area
- • Cloakroom
- • Highchairs
- • Laundry service
- • Massage
- • Medical service
- • Non-smoking area
- • Parasols
- • Poolside snack bar
- • Restaurant
- • Room service
- • Smoking area
- • Sun loungers
- • Sun terrace
- • Wi-fi
Car park
Large pets allowed (over 5 kg)
Small pets allowed (under 5 kg)
- • Breakfast buffet
- • À la carte dinner
- • À la carte lunch
- • Jet ski
- • Motor board ride
- • Windsurfing
Distances (in meters)
- • BKK Airport - Suvarnabhumi (Bangkok): 80.60 mi
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Casuarina Jomtien Pattaya
The peaceful hotel is located right in front of the white sands of Na-Jomtien beach. Airport is roughly 125 km away. This tropical contemporary style beach hotel was constructed in 2011 and offers 16 modern minimalist rooms with a view of the sea. Further amenities include a restaurant and a laundry service. Guests can relax in the spacious garden, while parking is also available for those arriving by car. All of the rooms are designed in modern minimalist style with chic colour touches. Each room comes en suite with a balcony and a double or king-sized bed and nicely equipped with all the standard amenities. The hotel offers guests use of an 18-metre outdoor swimming pool, which sits at the beachfront offering breathtaking panoramic views. Guests can also relax on the sun terrace with its sun loungers and take advantage of spa and massage treatments at the nearby sandy beach.
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Pinnacle Grand Jomtien Resort & Spa
The Pinnacle Grand Jomtien Resort & Spa is located in Pattaya along the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand. It has its own private beach and shopping, entertainment and festivities of Pattaya are never far away. Attractions such as Alangkarn Cultural Show and Under Water Sea World are located near to hotel. Suvarnabhumi Airport is approximately 160 kms away. The hotel is set amidst a tropical landscape of lawns, pools and tropical trees. The 245-room hotel provides rooms with ensuite, private balcony or terrace and air conditioning. Rooms range from standard to deluxe. Activities include diving, tennis and volleyball. Themed buffets for dinner and à la carte meals for lunch are available, while breakfast is offered in buffet style. Stay with Pinnacle Grand Jomtien Resort & spa for a truly pleasant and unforgettable experience.Customer reviews3.8/5of 2 Opinions
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Ambassador City Jomtien
The beach resort Ambassador City Jomtien boasts a stunning beach location just a 10 minute drive from the centre of Pattaya. The hotel is situated in close proximity to public transport links, shops and a host of attractions including Alangkarn and Jomtien Beach which are just a 5 minute drive away. Wat Yan Sung Won and Suan Nong Nooch are a 10 minute drive away and Rayong can be reached within a 1 hour's drive.Occupying 40 acres of prime beachfront the resort is swathed in nature with beautifully-landscaped gardens and a tranquil unspoilt private beach. This family-friendly resort offers a host of leisure, dining and recreational activities to ensure the maximum enjoyment possible for everyone.
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The Purpose Project: Thao's Library is a play based on truth. It relates the story of Elizabeth, an American who happens upon a photo of Thao, a Vietnamese woman born with life-threatening birth defects as a result of exposure to Agent Orange. Thao has built a makeshift library for her village, but she dreams of expanding it into a grand storehouse of books. Elizabeth, who has been grieving the loss of a loved one, sees a purpose in Thao that she herself lacks, and determines to help Thao's dream come true. An unlikely and remarkably compelling friendship ensues. Mustard Seed Theatre presents Elizabeth Van-Meter's The Purpose Project: Thao's Library at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sunday (September 5 through 15) at Fontbonne University's Black Box Theatre (6800 Wydown Boulevard; 314-719-8060 or www.mustardseedtheatre.com). Tickets are $20 to $30.
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Unreel Productions presents Snow Daze – Sims Snowboards 1989
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"It's fun to cozy up to the campfire with a mug of this tangy tea," says Sandra McKenzie, Braham, Minnesota. "It's a unique blend of green tea, fruit juices and spice."
12 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 25 min.
5 cups water
5 individual green tea bags
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
5 cups unsweetened apple juice
2 cups cranberry juice
1/3 cup lemon juice
In a Dutch oven, bring water to a boil; remove from heat. Add tea
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Wednesday, February 22, 2006
The surprise snow lead to some big problems on the roads. Several accidents and slick conditions led to a slow morning commute.
Did drivers think it was going to snow?
"No, I did not. I figured it was going to be clear all the way home," said Benji Moore, a driving returning home to Norfolk, Virginia.
Benji Moore got a surprise when making his way around Charlottesville while heading home to Norfolk. Thinking it was going to be a clear day, and an easy drive to cruise in; the snow has changed his plans.
"I'm thinking I going to have to go a little bit slower this time," said Moore.
The snow also dropped in on Richmond area, but the scattered flurries did not affect drivers too much.
"We came up Interstate 64, but it did not get bad until around Goochland. It's not too bad," said David Holley who drove from Richmond.
The weather may not be bad, but then again it depends on who you ask. Several drivers in Albemarle County were in accidents, and a couple of them were taken to a hospital.
Drivers are aware, and being alert.
"We got fifteen minutes to go, so you never know," said Daniel Frame, a driver from Richmond.
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