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Fri, Dec. 19, 2:05 PM
- Reiterating Janet Yellen's post-FOMC meeting comments that "patient" means no hikes for at least the next two meetings, San Francisco Fed President John Williams,in a Bloomberg interview, suggests June - meeting #4 from today - as the possible "lift-off" date.
- The plunge in oil prices is a "huge windfall" for consumers, says Williams, as he believes the decline is the result of booming supplies, not cratering demand.
- Previously: Kocherlakota warns on downside risks to inflation (Dec. 19, 2014)
- ETFs: SHY, BIL, STPP, VGSH, SHV, FLAT, SCHO, DTUS, SST, DTUL, TUZ
Wed, Dec. 17, 4:02 PM
- Goldman's Jan Hatzius takes note of the phrase "continues to monitor inflation developments closely,." It wasn't used in the October statement, says Hatzius, so its insertion today - as inflation expectations decline alongside the crash in oil - is dovish.
- ETFs: SHY, BIL, STPP, VGSH, SHV, FLAT, SCHO, DTUS, SST, DTUL, TUZ
- Previously: Yellen: There's been no policy change (Dec. 17, 2014)
- Previously: Employment outlook improves, inflation outlook weakens in Fed projections (Dec. 17, 2014)
Wed, Dec. 17, 2:42 PM
- The Fed boss leads off her post-policy meeting press conference by saying the new language in the FOMC statement does not represent any policy change.
- The Fed, she says, anticipates no policy action for at least the next two FOMC meetings. The third meeting from today's date is April 28-29. Whether hikes come sooner, faster, or on that date, says Yellen, depends on the incoming data.
- Labor market: It continues to improve, but too many are waiting too long to find jobs, or working part-time, or have given up looking.
- Inflation: The recent large declines in the price of oil will hold down the price level in the short-term.
- ETFs: SHY, BIL, STPP, VGSH, SHV, FLAT, SCHO, DTUS, SST, DTUL, TUZ
- Previously: Employment outlook improves, inflation outlook weakens in Fed projections (Dec. 17, 2014)
- Previously: "Patient" replaces "considerable time" in FOMC statement (Dec. 17, 2014)
Fri, Dec. 12, 11:24 AM
- The 10-year Treasury yield has tumbled all the way to 2.08% - a 16-month low if one forgets October's flash crash in yields. The 30-year is down to 2.77%.
- Checking Europe, German 10-year yields look about ready to challenge Japan, down another five basis points to 0.63% (Japan's at 0.40%). In the U.K., 10-year government paper yields 1.81%, Spain 1.88%, Italy 2.04% - all less than the U.S.
- 30-Day Fed Funds Futures contracts continue to price in a rate hike next year, but it's been pushed back to the September/October time frame.
- The moves come, of course, as oil continues to carve out new multi-year lows (now down 3% on the session to $58.15 per barrel), setting off broad declines in the equity averages here and across the pond.
- ETFs: TBT, TLT, TMV, SHY, IEF, TBF, EDV, TMF, PST, EU, TTT, ZROZ, SBND, TLH, IEI, TYO, VGLT, DLBS, DTYS, BIL, UST, UBT, TLO, VGSH, VGIT, SHV, TBX, SCHO, BUNL, GSY, ITLY, SCHR, TENZ, DTYL, TYD, LBND, ITLT, ITE, DTUS, GGOV, TYBS, SST, DLBL, BUNT, DTUL, DFVL, TUZ, TBZ, FIVZ, DFVS, TYNS, SYTL
Tue, Dec. 9, 10:08 AM
- Maybe aiming at a rate hike by the middle of next year, the Fed is "seriously considering" dropping from its policy statement its assurance that ZIRP will remain for a "considerable time," writes Jon Hilsenrath.
- The FOMC meets on December 16-17.
- That language has been taken by many in the market to mean at least six months.
- "It's clearer that we're closer to getting rid of that than we were a few months ago," said Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer to the WSJ last week, and FRBNY boss Bill Dudley has notably stopped using the "considerable time" phrase in recent speeches, instead saying the Fed should be "patient" before hiking rates.
- Previously: Money flows back into fixed income
- ETFs: SHY, BIL, STPP, VGSH, SHV, FLAT, SCHO, DTUS, SST, DTUL, TUZ
Tue, Dec. 9, 9:47 AM
- Friday's blowout jobs number seems like a long time ago as the 10-year Treasury yield slides another five basis points, leaving it at 2.21% - lower now than it stood ahead of the payroll report.
- Investors are instead focused on shaky asset markets - first crude oil (lower on the session after a meek attempt at a bounce overnight), and now stock markets, particularly plunges in Greece and Shanghai today.
- "If one is serious about investing," says Joe Brusuelas, "you want to look at this chart ... because the Fed is." The graph shows the continuing steep decline in inflation expectations, now matching the low levels last seen in 2010 and 2011.
- ETFs: TBT, TLT, TMV, SHY, IEF, TBF, EDV, TMF, PST, TTT, ZROZ, SBND, TLH, IEI, TYO, VGLT, DLBS, DTYS, BIL, UST, UBT, TLO, VGSH, VGIT, SHV, TBX, SCHO, GSY, TENZ, SCHR, DTYL, TYD, LBND, ITE, DTUS, SST, TYBS, DLBL, DTUL, TUZ, DFVL, FIVZ, TBZ, DFVS, TYNS, SYTL
Fri, Dec. 5, 9:09 AM
- The two-year Treasury yield is up 9.1 basis points to 0.635% - its highest level since April 2011 - after November's big jobs report
- 30-day Fed Funds futures for December 2015 are lower by nine basis points - suggesting about one-third of one 25 basis points Fed Funds hike between now and then has been baked in.
- ETFs: SHY, BIL, VGSH, SHV, SCHO, DTUS, SST, DTUL, TUZ
- Previously: Bonds and dollar higher, gold slumps after strong jobs report
- Previously: Strong wage gains highlight big jobs report
Mon, Dec. 1, 11:04 AM
- "Lowflation" - inflation running at below-target rates - will be the major theme for the next twelve months, says Morgan Stanley's Joachim Fels, presenting his bank's 2015 global outlook. "Markets no longer believe that central banks will be able to bring inflation back to target any time soon. The longer this lasts, the more self-fulfilling these prophecies become."
- For evidence, look no further than the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield plumbing new lows on a daily basis (2.17% at last check) despite better economic growth data and promises of rate hikes in mid-2015. Then there's Germany (0.69%), Italy (1.99%), Spain (1.83%), and the U.K. (1.89%).
- Taking a variant viewpoint to most in the business, Morgan Stanley sees no Fed rate hike in 2015. As for the ECB, the bank puts the chances of full-blown QE at 50%, up from 40% previously. Easier policy should also be coming from central banks in China, India, and South Korea.
- ETFs: AGG, BND, BOND, SHY, SCHZ, BIL, VGSH, LAG, PLW, SHV, GOVT, SCHO, SAGG, DTUS, DI, GBF, SST, DTUL, FBND, TUZ, LDUR, FWDB, IUSB, TAPR, VBND
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Mon, Nov. 24, 12:44 PM
- It's not about economic fundamentals, says Jeff Gundlach, but the Fed will be forced to hike rates next year because it's what's expected. "The Fed should not be raising interest rates, and yet they don't want to be at zero, they're in a conundrum ... They might raise rates just to see what happens."
- As for the long end, Gundlach's big bat is on a flattening of the curve sometime in the next year of two "at a level previously thought unthinkable."
- Gundlach's Total Return Fund (DBLTX, DLTNX) is on a roll, with nine straight months of inflows, including about $4B in the few weeks following Bill Gross' departure from Pimco.
- ETFs: TBT, TLT, TMV, SHY, IEF, TBF, EDV, PST, TMF, TTT, ZROZ, SBND, TLH, IEI, TYO, VGLT, DLBS, DTYS, BIL, UST, UBT, STPP, TLO, VGSH, PLW, VGIT, SHV, GOVT, FLAT, TBX, SCHO, GSY, TENZ, DTYL, SCHR, TYD, LBND, ITE, DTUS, TYBS, DLBL, SST, DTUL, TUZ, DFVL, FIVZ, TBZ, DFVS, TYNS, TAPR, SYTL
Wed, Nov. 19, 2:25 PM
- Stocks enjoyed a brief bump after the release of the Fed meeting minutes, but the leading indexes have returned to slight losses: Dow -0.1%, S&P -0.3%, Nasdaq -0.5%.
- Treasury prices ticked up, pushing the yield of the benchmark 10-year note lower to 2.335%.
- ETFs: TBT, TLT, TMV, SHY, IEF, TBF, EDV, PST, TMF, TTT, ZROZ, SBND, TLH, IEI, DTYS, DLBS, TYO, VGLT, BIL, UST, STPP, UBT, PLW, SHV, VGIT, TLO, GOVT, FLAT, VGSH, TBX, SCHO, GSY, TENZ, SCHR, DTYL, LBND, ITE, TYD, DTUS, TYBS, SST, TUZ, DTUL, DLBL, TBZ, FIVZ, DFVL, DFVS, TYNS, TAPR
Mon, Nov. 17, 2:59 PM
- The San Francisco Fed report could give food for thought to those calling for a rate hike within months as the Fed's official stance is that inflation below 2% is equally undesirable to inflation above that level.
- "There is little evidence that monetary policy constitutes a major source of inflation risk," says bank economist Vasco Curdia, arguing that typical inflation dynamics have been turned around by a financial crisis which has led to lower investment, underutilization of resources, slower growth, and in turn, downward pressure on inflation.
- ETFs: SHY, BIL, VGSH, SHV, SCHO, DTUS, SST, DTUL, TUZ
Mon, Nov. 3, 1:47 PM| Comment!
Thu, Oct. 30, 1:51 PM
- U.S-listed fixed-income ETFs are set to record their biggest monthly inflow on record, with BlackRock data showing inflows through Wednesday of $17.4B, which would top February's $17B.
- Those in the loop say a large chunk of that is money exiting Pimco's Total Return fund in the wake of Bill Gross' departure. They note a surge in trading volume in short-term government bond ETFs and board-market trackers which more or less act as cash substitutes. Those funds soaking up the bulk of the money this month: SHY, AGG, and BND.
- BlackRock's (NYSE:BLK) head of fixed-income strategy at its iShares unit Matt Tucker says his people have been talking to clients about using AGG as a bridge position while they figure out which manager they now want to stick with.
- ETFs: AGG, BOND, BND, SCHZ, LAG, SAGG, GBF, FBND, IUSB, VBND
Mon, Oct. 27, 3:17 PM
- "We're going to have to weigh how best to avoid further unsettling markets that seem to have unsettled themselves pretty well on their own," says Boston Fed chief Eric Rosengren ahead of the FOMC meeting this week, which should bring with it the end of QE.
- With asset purchases out of the way after a long period of taper, focus moves to the "considerable time" phrase used to describe how long ZIRP will remain in place. Some at the Fed don't like it because it implies the decision on rate hikes is based on a time frame rather than the economic data. Others, however, are worried a change to that language could rattle markets at a time when global growth concerns are beginning to reemerge.
- The thinking is the FOMC waits until December to make a wording change as that meeting will be followed by a Janet Yellen press conference.
- ETFs: SHY, BIL, VGSH, SHV, SCHO, DTUS, SST, DTUL, TUZ
Fri, Oct. 10, 2:46 PM
- More than $9B flowed into U.S.-listed fixed-income ETFs during the two weeks from Sept. 26-Oct. 8, with BlackRock's (BLK -1.2%) iShares capturing $6.2B of that money, according to the firm.
- The iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond Fund (AGG) had inflows of $1.59B (Vanguard's BND saw inflows of $1.68B), the iShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond Fund (SHY) drew in $1.68B, and the iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEF +0.2%) had $640M of inflows.
- This isn't all Pimco related as unsteady equity markets have sent a wave of money into fixed income over the past few days.
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The 1st Annual L.A. Sriracha Festival3
Yes, it's true! I'm putting together a Sriracha Festival in downtown Los Angeles with my good friend Joshua Lurie from FoodGPS.com!
The 1st Annual L.A. Sriracha Festival is taking place on Sunday, October 27, from 3 pm to 6 pm at LOT 613 in the downtown L.A. Arts District. This chef-driven, all-inclusive, 21+ event spotlights the world's most iconic hot sauce in a casual industrial setting. Multiple stations allow guests to enjoy a variety of Sriracha themed dishes, including desserts, at their own pace. Local craft beer, cocktails, and sodas help tame the heat while a live DJ set helps create a fun and unforgettable food and drink experience.
Some of L.A.'s best chefs and restaurants participating in this year's event include:
- Wesley Avila— Guerrilla Tacos — "Best Tacos in LA Under $10", Time Out LA (2013)
- Nadav Bashan — Bashan — "Most Underrated Restaurant in LA", Eater
- Neal Fraser — BLD, Fritzi Dog, ICDC, Redbird at Vibiana, The Strand House —Top Chef: Masters (Season 5)
- Gabe Gordon — Beachwood BBQ & Brewing — "Best Brewpub in Southern California", RateBeer.com (2013)
- Eric Greenspan — The Foundry on Melrose, Greenspan's Grilled Cheese, The Roof on Wilshire — Iron Chef: America, The Next Iron Chef
- Tai Kim — Scoops — "10 Best Ice Cream & Gelato Shops" (#8), LA Weekly (2011)
- Esdras Ochoa & Javier Fregoso — Mexicali Taco & Co. — "The Best Tacos in Los Angeles", laist (2013)
- Christian Page — Short Order — "5 Reasons to Get Out and Explore LA", Bon Appetit (2012)
- Tui Sungkamee & Jazz Singsanong — Jitlada — Jonathan Gold's 101 Best Restaurants (#9), LA Weekly's 99 Essential Restaurants (2013)
- Chloe Tran & John Vu Cao — East Borough — "One Perfect Day in Costa Mesa," Sunset Magazine, opening restaurant in Culver City
- Ernesto Uchimura —Plan Check Kitchen + Bar — "Chef of the Year", Los Angeles Magazine (2012) — also featuring a cocktail from Matthew Biancaniello
To drink, Eagle Rock Brewery, Beachwood BBQ & Brewing, and Firestone Walker Brewing Co. will be pouring craft beers throughout the event. Inventive bartenders Josh Goldman (Soigné Group) and Matthew Biancaniello are serving creative cocktails in the main festival area and at the Plan Check Bar booth, respectively. Los Angeles Ale Works has created artisan ginger ale (with or without Sriracha!), Pure Water of Los Angeles is providing beyond-green purified water from their water systems.
Huy Fong Foods, Inc. has generously come on board as a presenting sponsor. David Tran, founder of Huy Fong Foods and mastermind behind their Sriracha, will be making a rare, special appearance at the event. Uber is offering festival guests a free ride valued at up to $20 for first time users, and Ten Speed Press is giving a copy of The Veggie-Lover's Sriracha Cookbook to all VIP guests.
A portion of proceeds from the L.A. Sriracha Festival will directly benefit Food Forward; a North Hollywood-based charity whose mission is to rescue and donate fresh local produce that would otherwise go to waste. Over 1.6 million pounds of food has been gleaned since 2009, which goes to local food pantries, helping feed over 40,000 hungry Southern Californians each month.
Ticket Information
General Admission tickets are $49 per person in advance, and $59 per person at the door, if still available. Tickets are all-inclusive, and enable attendees to sample freely from all food and drink vendors as they please. Tickets are only available for people 21+.
VIP Tickets for the event are $80 in advance, and $90 per person at the door, if available. They include reserved seating, one-hour early admission from 2 pm to 3 pm, and a signed copy of The Veggie-Lover's Sriracha Cookbook. Tickets are only available for people 21+ and are for sale exclusively at LAsrirachafestival.nightout.com.
Valet parking is available at nearby 619 Imperial Street for $10 per car, and free street parking is also an option.
LOT 613, 613 Imperial Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90021,www.lot613.com
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About The Sriracha Cookbook: Randy Clemens released The Sriracha Cookbook in January 2011, incorporating his favorite hot sauce in 50 unique recipes. The Veggie-Lover's Sriracha Cookbook recently launched in July 2013 with an additional 50 recipes, all plant-based in nature.
About Food GPS: Josh Lurie founded Food GPS in 2005. Since then, his Los Angeles-based website has remained dedicated to pinpointing the highest quality, best-tasting food and drink, regardless of price or cuisine, and sharing stories of people behind the flavor. Food GPS, Inc. also produces unique culinary events.
FOLLOW THE 1st ANNUAL L.A. SRIRACHA FESTIVAL UPDATES ON:
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Barleywine Article in Edible Westside magazine0
This post is gonna have to be filed in the "better late than never" department, since it's announcing the article I wrote on barleywines for the Winter 2012 issue of Edible Westside magazine. (Y'know, the one that came out way back in December?)
Well, needless to say, it's been a busy few months for me. It's been so long since I've updated my personal blog here that I've failed to mention that I recently become the Associate Digest Editor for Los Angeles magazine and that my next book—The Veggie-Lover's Sriracha Cookbook is finally at the printer and is due out in July!! So, yes, it's been busy.
But I digress. Writing my quarterly beer piece for Edible Westside has been a sincere pleasure, and I've loved watching this publication grow. Four issues strong, and no signs of slowing down. This time, I wanted to cover one of the heartier craft beer styles I know and love: barleywines. Not only are they delicious, they've got a wealth of historical significance, not to mention a healthy dose of confusion surrounding their name.
Barleywine: is it a wine made from barley? A beer mixed with wine? A strange hybrid thereof…or something else entirely? (more…)
Wheat Beer Article in Edible Westside0
A few years ago, I wrote up a couple pretty sweet articles for a now-defunct magazine called Edible Los Angeles. (And I know what you're thinking… but noooo, it did not go out of business because of my writing.) For reasons unbeknownst to me, and unimportant to this post, it went bye-bye. Ho hum.
Fast forward to June 2011, and I get this email in my inbox from a polite stranger by the name of Linzy May Mahoney, who tells me she's looking to publish a new Los Angeles edition under the Edible Communities umbrella. (Did you know there are around 70 of these awesome hyper-local magazines all across the country? Even having worked with them before, I had no idea!) So Linzy introduces herself, tries to win some points (successfully) by telling me she loves Sriracha and my cookbook, and asks if I'd be interested in writing about beer for her new publication, Edible Westside. Naturally, I said hell yes.
How could I not? She was so passionate about wanting to highlight the brilliant artisans, great home cooks, dedicated farmers, and talented chefs, bartenders, and retailers that are continually working to shape and redefine our thoughts on eating and drinking. And as the name implies, Edible Westside would be focusing heavily on the west side of Los Angeles, in neighborhoods with pretty exciting culinary culture, like Santa Monica, Venice, Marina del Rey, Culver City, and Malibu, among others. I was definitely in.
For her inaugural issue, which just launched on March 1, I wrote a focus on wheat beers, explaining the use of wheat as a beer ingredient and several styles that typically use it. In addition, I put together a little cheat sheet that gives a brief overview of wheat beers made in and around Los Angeles including Golden Road Hefeweizen, Craftsman Heavenly Hefe, TAPS Hefeweizen, Manifesto Eagle Rock Wit, El Segundo White Dog Wheat IPA, The Bruery Hottenroth Berliner Weiss, and Ladyface La Blanche Wit. The entire article, and actually the entire magazine, can be read for free right here: Edible Westside, Spring 2012 issue.
(And if you're after a physical paper copy, here's a map of Edible Westside distribution points that shows where you can find one around town.)
It's been really incredible to see how much work she's put into this, and I've loved watching the whole thing come together. It came out looking absolutely stunning, and I couldn't be more proud of Linzy. I mean, seriously… she started a friggin magazine! And I'm super stoked to have had the chance to be a small part of that. Now, I've gotta get back to writing; I've got a deadline for my sour beer article in the summer issue that will be out in June!
To keep up on all things awesome in between quarterly issues:
Like Facebook.com/EdibleWestside
Follow @EdibleWestside on Twitter
(P.S. It's worth noting that I also wrote a blog post for EdibleWestside.com back in November that was all about porters & stouts, with interviews from Rob Croxall, Bremaster at the El Segundo Brewing Company, and Victor Macias, a 13-year veteran of Pacific Gravity, the local Culver City homebrew club. Dig it.)


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The Archibald Lab at Dalhousie led a team of researchers from across the globe that decoded the genetic blueprints of two tiny organisms, shedding light on a major feat of evolution.
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Photosynthesis is a key process to life on earth that only plants, algae and some bacteria are capable of doing. Microbial evolutionary theory suggests that about a billion years ago, microbes ingested other organisms with photosynthetic properties and used those 'captives' as solar powered food factories to supply themselves with nutrition.
This ingestion would eventually result in the original microbe becoming capable of photosynthesis, and the remnants of the 'captive' organism would disappear. The process is said to have produced the biodiversity in our oceans that underpins ocean food webs and contributes to atmospheric balance.
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
I only came here to watch you watch me leave.
It's all porch-blogging from now on! I might be out here when it snows. I might be a little obsessed because I've been porch-deprived for so long, but I doubt the novelty will wear off anytime soon.
This outfit was from a few weeks ago, when I went to dinner with B and the fam at this great place called the Ice House Cafe in Herndon. I'd forgotten how quaint the old part of Herndon is, because I've grown so accustomed to urban sprawl in the surrounding area. It's quite refreshing to visit old Virginia towns that have somehow managed to maintain some of their charm on the main drag. B and I keep meaning to do more weekend trips to historic parts of Virginia. Hopefully we'll make it to Richmond sometime soon... Have any "off the beaten path" suggestions for a weekend road trip?
vintage Joseph Picone blouse
vintage locket
Seven jeans
vintage Louis Vuitton purse
Ralph Lauren scarf
Hermes bangles
Zara flats
54 comments:
- What Would a Nerd Wear said...
jeebus, this is gorgeous! that blouse is perfection on you. you should be on the front page of the sartorialist right now.
- July 30, 2010 at 12:08 AM
- Eli said...
I wish I could have explored more of the east coast the summer I stayed there! I was living 30 minutes close to Hersheytown and I didnt go!! :(
- July 30, 2010 at 12:09 AM
- FASHION SNAG said...
That vintage blouse is so pretty on you!
- July 30, 2010 at 12:15 AM
- megan at Transmission Me said...
This whole outfit is fantastic! Especially those rad jeans, and of course always blown away how chic you make vintage look.
- July 30, 2010 at 12:16 AM
- BRIANA said...
The whole outfit is beautiful, but I'm obsessed with your vintage LV. It's to die forrrrr!
- July 30, 2010 at 12:31 AM
- Chic 'n Cheap Living said...
I normally don't love LV bags but that is a vintage stunner!
- July 30, 2010 at 12:39 AM
- libys11 said...
such a classy well put together look, dear! :D love the blouse and the purse! :D
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- July 30, 2010 at 1:09 AM
- The Owl's Closet said...
love this classy look, E! porch blogging sounds amazing! i would love to do the same, but it's scorching hot outside lol love, love ur blouse:)
- July 30, 2010 at 1:16 AM
- Julia said...
Yes, go to Richmond! How I envy you! This blouse is perfectin a million ways, and if you DO make to VA, I'd love to give you some recs ad return the favor when you so kindly sent me those DC recs.
Take care, and congrats on your porch!
- July 30, 2010 at 1:53 AM
- Anna G said...
I need to go explore the East coast. I love charming towns that look the same over the past decades. I visit this one town that's a hour drive every fall. It's adorable.
- July 30, 2010 at 1:57 AM
- Hannah said...
reow blush!
did i mention your posts always make me hungry??
- July 30, 2010 at 2:05 AM
- Dylana Suarez said...
Gorgeous purse and blouse! beautiful!
You are such a statuesque beauty!
- July 30, 2010 at 7:56 AM
- Christina said...
Loving the blouse. I just picked up a blouse with the same pleating on the front, but it's bright blue. I want to find one in a more neutral color like yours as well. I absolutely love the scarf.
- July 30, 2010 at 8:36 AM
- this is not a joke said...
I have so many ideas for Virginia (as one of it's native daughters and one of the nerdiest high schoolers ever who took a spring break roadtrip all over the state)! Have you been to Charlottesville/Monticello? How about Appomattox? Williamsburg/Jamestown/Yorktown? If you head to Richmond you should definitely check out the Museum and White House of the Confederacy!
If you want any more ideas, you know where to find me ;)
- July 30, 2010 at 8:45 AM
- Kelly said...
Love the bag and scarf!! Wonderful casual outfit!
<3 Kelly
- July 30, 2010 at 9:08 AM
- Elizabeth Edith said...
I love this look on you. You pull it off so well every time. it's a little sickening, really ;) Maybe one day you could dress up in a clown suit or something, to make the rest of us feel better? :)
Seriously awesome outfit. I'd love to see the back of the jeans next time too!
- July 30, 2010 at 10:08 AM
- Michelle Elaine said...
i need more tops like that in my work wardrobe
would love it if you took some time out to vote: http://tinyurl.com/22mcx84 hopefully it's for fvncy! pass it on ;)
- July 30, 2010 at 10:26 AM
- Sarah Yvonne said...
Old Town Fredricksburg has a lot of antique shops, charming coffee stores, and little local shops! I hope you get to Richmond soon! The Fan is a lot of fun and there are so many historical places to visit. Be sure to check out Hollywood Cemetery!
Sarah Yvonne
- July 30, 2010 at 10:41 AM
- tess said...
you have the best pants ever!
- July 30, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- Lynzy said...
Great vintage LV, did you purchase it online?
Porch blogging, sounds delightful!
xo Lynzy
- July 30, 2010 at 11:05 AM
- Lynzy said...
Great vintage LV, did you purchase it online?
Porch blogging, sounds delightful!
xo Lynzy
- July 30, 2010 at 11:05 AM
- SabinePsynopsis said...
Congrats to the new house and this is such a perfect, comfortable outfit. Loooving the bag!
- July 30, 2010 at 12:25 PM
- Mekinking said...
ayy, I've got almost the same shirt! love it! this colour looks really good on you. and the scarf, such a lovely piece of colour!
- July 30, 2010 at 12:32 PM
- Ali said...
AHHHHsfjdfhsdf you always look so put together! I love that shirt on you, and I love your jeans because they fit you to a T. You look so purely awesome!
&& oh! Thanks for the reply, even if it was late! :)) I ended up getting a Canon T1i.. and I love him so much, he is fabulous. Thanks for all your help! I'm so glad I stuck with Canon. <333
- July 30, 2010 at 12:39 PM
- My Republic of Fashion said...
I love evrything about this outfit. Its stunning, especially that blouse.:)SarahD
- July 30, 2010 at 2:08 PM
- StyleFrost said...
That vintage purse is so nice, love the style!
- July 30, 2010 at 2:28 PM
- Clara said...
wow lovely look
is so 70's.
- July 30, 2010 at 2:54 PM
- janettaylor said...
So French!
- July 30, 2010 at 3:15 PM
- dear kate said...
i have quite the "what i want" list going for when i purchase a house...and a porch is one! i don't blame you for being there often! :)
- July 30, 2010 at 3:29 PM
- Julie said...
Great, great, great jeans.
- July 30, 2010 at 4:12 PM
- Kelley said...
Wow, this is a great look. Very elegant and reminiscent of the 1970's.
- July 30, 2010 at 8:19 PM
- LyddieGal said...
That blouse is so gorgeous, and the locket, I love it. Scarf on bag is the perfect flourish of color.
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- July 30, 2010 at 8:42 PM
- Fashion Cents said...
thanks for your comment!
Your photos are always so beautiful its like you could be wearing a berlap sack and still look good lol
- July 30, 2010 at 10:19 PM
- Damsels said...
that purse is so classic and stylish ... two words i associate closely with your style
- July 30, 2010 at 11:19 PM
- Ruta, Look Ugly in a Photograph said...
That's such an awesome outfit. It's very 70's -esque. I love it so much.
- July 31, 2010 at 12:13 AM
- jamie-lee said...
i love this - it has a seventies vibe to it, and the bag you have, sooo cute!x
- July 31, 2010 at 1:57 AM
- Couture Carrie said...
Gorgeous, darling E!
Love that blouse!
- July 31, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- Marie McGrath (The Joy of Fashion) said...
This blouse looks very sophisticated and feminine on you! I love how you added the gold necklace!
- July 31, 2010 at 1:39 PM
- Emma said...
that top is a gorgeous color
this is emma from all in your innerspace btw
- July 31, 2010 at 7:19 PM
- Beckerman Girls said...
You look TRES chic!!!!!! Love your styling and gorgeous photography!!! You get a A++++++++++++!!!hahha Have a FANATSIC summer!
xo The Beckerman Girls
- July 31, 2010 at 7:43 PM
- Daphne said...
That is honestly the best vintage Louis V shape I've ever seen! You look so lovely!
- July 31, 2010 at 10:33 PM
- tywo said...
I love this. Gorgeous.
- August 1, 2010 at 12:15 AM
- Gladys Fashioncancer said...
- August 1, 2010 at 3:48 AM
- Chic Therapy said...
i love the purse...infact i love everything!!
- August 1, 2010 at 8:46 AM
- gleenn said...
wow, this outfit is looking very vintage. and you pulled it out perfectly. :)
- August 1, 2010 at 11:26 AM
- Sara Lynn said...
E I love this look! I want those jeans, they are perfect :)
- August 1, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- The F Word Online said...
great outfit girl ! the RL scarf is the perfect touch
xx lue
- August 1, 2010 at 2:40 PM
- FashionJazz said...
Love your blouse! Have a lovely Monday xx
- August 1, 2010 at 3:13 PM
- Erika said...
You are the vintage Queen; you just look amazing in these pictures!! :)
- August 1, 2010 at 7:46 PM
- Ebony said...
I love the vintage bag with the scarf. The long strap and the shape of the bag are so great.
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- August 1, 2010 at 8:16 PM
- Clare said...
This outfit TOTALLY inspired my Friday outfit (which I haven't posted yet - lazy blogger!). I love it!
- August 2, 2010 at 2:10 PM
- FashionAddict said...
The blush colored blouse is so pretty! Especially with the dark wash jeans. Lovely.
- August 4, 2010 at 9:35 AM
- Little Bow Prep said...
I adore the purse and scarf!
- August 4, 2010 at 11:13 PM
- bi-style said...
really great outfit Love that 70's Style!!
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LOS ANGELES, April 10, 2013 – MSNBC's opinion pundit Melissa Harris-Perry created a firestorm by declaring that we are all horribly naïve to insist on raising our own children instead of turning them over to the liberal collective.
Those gems of un-believability were uttered in an MSNBC Lean Forward ad. That means they were scripted, then her comments deliberately filmed and run by the network. This was not an instance of mis-statements made off-the-cuff during a quick-fire discussion.
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"We have never invested as much in public education as we should have because we've always had kind of a private notion of children," Harris-Perry says. "We haven't had a very collective notion of 'these are our children,'" she says in the ad.
"So part of it is we have to break through our kind of private idea that 'kids belong to their parents,' or 'kids belong to their families,' and recognize that kids belong to whole communities."
It is not the idea of investment in public education that has conservative media in arms; it is statements like "we always had a kind of a private notion of children … we haven't had a very collection notion of 'these are our children.'"
The other gem is, "we have to break through our kind of private idea that 'kids belong to their parents,' or 'kids belong to their families,' and recognize that kids belong to whole communities."
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One initial question asked by many: What is MSNBC?
While few in the mainstream watch MSNBC or take it seriously (Fox News crushes MSNBC and CNN combined in the ratings), the MSNBC opinion pundits are deadly serious in what they believe.
Harris-Perry is not backing down from her remarks, remarks that have taken Hillary Clinton's "It takes a Village" concept to the extreme.
A recent media study found that while Fox News and CNN each devote about half of their programming to hard news and the remaining half to opinion, MSNBC is 15 percent real news and 85 percent opinion. So to see a leftist anchor on a leftist opinion network spouting collectivism is as much "news" as MSNBC itself.
While it would be so simple to debunk Harris-Perry's views as just crazy, they must also be proven wrong.
Ms. Harris-Perry says every child has the right to an affordable education, and that we are all collectively responsible for enforcing that.
Well, Ms. Harris-Perry, my education, like that of millions of others, would have been affordable had the Obama economy not wrecked everything for, say, individuals like myself who earned an MBA in finance. The mountain of debt so many labor under is directly related to destructive Obama policies that make getting out from under an impossible pipe dream.
Harris-Perry has come up with a brilliant solution to this problem: It is the responsibility of the collective.
Melissa Harris-Perry can be the hero that all liberals aspire her to be. She should pay my student loans. That would be the "fair" thing to do. Even the least regarded television personalities at the least regarded networks make more in one year than the size of my loans.
Harris-Perry and MSNBC could pay my debts off rapidly. If Harris-Perry does not want to bear the burden alone, she can have her wealthy one-percenter friends Chris Matthews, Ed Schultz and Rachel Maddow chip in to pay them.
They have so much and others like me have so little, so that would be fair.
In liberal Obamamerica, it is just not "fair" that so many labor while only a few enjoy the spoils.
This is where they would turn into pseudo-conservatives, claiming that they "earned their money." By their simply being them, they deserve the benefits of station they have attained. The real reason they would not pay for my loans is because the entire "investing in education" crusade is like every other liberal idea from "green energy" to the "Affordable Care Act."
It's garbage. A complete fraud, gigantic lies wrapped in a suffocating blanket of fake compassion.
The real truth is that early education zealots want all of the power and control but none of the responsibility. It is about regulating every aspect of our lives from cradle to grave.
MBAs are hurting because businesses are being regulated to death, which is crushing younger entrants. That is what collectivist government does to young people.
Parents have to make sure food is on the table, clothing is on the bodies, and shelter is above the heads.
So what is left for the state to do?
The state can redistribute money from honest, hardworking parents and give it to government bureaucrats who will mismanage it. That is what happened with the unaffordable Obamacare fiasco and the bankrupt green energy companies.
In education, the money will be given to teachers' unions to make sure that bad teachers are never fired, standards are never required, and liberal indoctrination begins at an earlier age.
Yet what happens when these children are set up for failure?
They end up in their parents' basements wondering why they cannot pay off their loans, as their parents wonder when all the promise that bright face beneath a mortar board represented is going to move out of their sewing - workout - library - game room.
Or they grow up and become conservatives like me. Yes, having student loans is a major source of frustration. Yet while my future children may not have Harris-Perry liberal wealth, they will at least have decent values instilled in them by me.
Not the state.
Unless America is now Castro's Cuba and Elian Gonzalez is my son, the state will touch my future children over my cold dead body.
Ms. Harris-Perry would fit well in the late Mao Tse-Tung's China because she wants to lecture like a socialist but live her own life like a raging capitalist. Melissa Harris-Perry cannot grasp any of this because the plush MSNBC headquarters are not the real world. Their offices make the ivory towers on the college campuses seem downright rusty.
Such is the existence of Lear Jet Liberals.
So to Melissa Harris-Perry and all the other wealthy leftists worried about the common man and the common good, let me quote Governor Chris Christie.
"Shut up and write a check."
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The National Restaurant Association's (NRA) 2004 Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show, which took place May 22-25 at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL, U.S. and was attended by APPLIANCE, attracted more than 70,000 attendees from more than 90 countries.
According to the NRA, the show attracted a near-record number of exhibiting companies. There were more than 2,040 exhibitors, of which 650 were new. The association says this is the highest number since 2000.
"Mirroring the positive sales growth and outlook for the industry, the 2004 show [drew] more exhibiting companies than in the past 2 years…," NRA President and CEO Steven C. Anderson said in a written statement. He also said the show has been a "must-attend event" for anyone in or affiliated with the restaurant and hospitality industry.
Jeff Hurst, territory manager for WaterFurnace International Inc. (Ramsey, IL, U.S.), a manufacturer of commercial, residential and industrial geothermal furnaces who exhibited at the show noated that the NRA show is an important trade show to attend. "The show has presented some great opportunities," Mr. Hurst told APPLIANCE. "It provides a great chance to talk to engineers and architects."
Tom Hotard, president of Southbend, a Fuquay-Varina, NC., U.S.-based subsidiary of Elgin, IL ,U.S.-based parent company. The Middleby Corporation, capitalized on the large number of end users that attended the show.
Meeting this many customers not only helps serve as the impetus for business, he said, but it provides companies with a chance to find out what their businesses and potential customers want. "What they want is to be able to configure a kitchen from scratch," he explained in an interview with APPLIANCE.
"They want configurable steamers, a heavy-duty range lineup…with appliances, the end-user is back to driving what we're doing. They are telling us what we need to do."
The past 3 or so years—since the downturn in the economy—end users seemed to have been settling on what was available, Mr. Hotard noted. "They were more complacent," he said. This may have been because the economy was not as good. But now they are more demanding. This is good, though, because we are introducing new products and innovations to meet their needs."
The show featured a keynote address by former U.S. Secretary of State Madeline Albright, as well as exhibits by makers of commercial foodservice equipment and food products and services in more than 890 categories. Particular attention was geared toward food items and technology focusing on healthy lifestyles and low-fat and low-carbohydrate products.
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Tue, Aug 12, 2008
If you didn't know better, you might think that you had somehow
entered a time warp as you pull into the Central County Airport in
Iola, WI (68C) for their Friday lunch. You see an absolutely
pristine vintage Packard limousine with wooden wheels parked next
to an old wooden hangar, three grass runways, a Waco biplane and a
Cessna Airmaster pushed into the nearby uncut grass.
Cessna 140's, Cubs, Champs, Ercoupes, homebuilts, a Luscombe and
a Pietenpol and dozens of other airplanes are parked all around a
newer red hangar.
Add the smells of barbecued food and four rows of picnic tables
set end to end in inside a beautiful clubhouse hangar. More tables
sit just outside on this gorgeous summer day and all are nearly
filled to capacity with folks eating. This is the now infamous
Friday lunch served to "members only" by the Central County Flyer's
Association at Iola, 37 nautical miles northwest of Oshkosh.
Iola is a small town of about 1,300 widely known for its very
large annual Old Car Show and Swap Meet held each July - one of the
largest in the Nation. During 2008, more than 100,000 people
attended. It's also home to Krause Publications, which bills itself
as the worlds largest publisher of magazines and books aimed at
hobbyists and collectors. The Company publishes 53 magazines and
circulars for the special interest enthusiast plus a plethora of
like books. The Company was started in 1952 by a local carpenter,
Chet Krause, who was interested in coins and published a single
page "Numismatic News."
On a gorgeous Friday just days after AirVenture 2008, my wife
and I decided to take the short drive to Iola to see for ourselves
what the all the hubbub was about. What we experienced was a treat
beyond our expectations.
Heading north out of Waupaca on County Highway E, we got a hint
of what was to come when we saw a farmstead with an old early '50's
Hudson Hornet being worked -- hood up --- and a 50's
Studebaker plus a homebuilt airplane without wings sitting next to
a neat as a pin garage with visible gas pump. The "mechanic"
working the Hudson was nothing more than a mannequin prop. Wow!
Of course, we had to go back to get a picture.
Coming up to the airport, we see two of the grass runways being
used as a parking area for all the visiting airplanes. We would
later learn that their previous record for numbers of airplanes
flying in was broken that day -- 60 airplanes, plus two helicopters
had come in for lunch.
Sitting next to the Central County Flyer's Association hangar
was a beautiful Cessna 140 sitting on wheeled skis which belongs to
Bill Kinsman, an early EAA member and President of the Central
County Airport Association. He's also the chief cook of the Friday
luncheon cookouts. In order to eat, one must first obtain a
lifetime family associate membership in the Association for $10.
The Friday feast will set you back $7 more per person.
With our fees paid, we entered the chow line; this particular
day there were hamburgers and brats, corn on the cob, potato salad,
beans, watermelon, pie and a large birthday cake for one of the
members. Finding a seat near the open hangar door, we enjoyed the
food while watching the first few airplanes beginning to leave. The
menu changes each week but the food is always good and there's lots
of it.
Near the door is a display case showing some of the mementos of
94 year old member Paul Johns who soloed in 1929 after three 15
minute lessons. Paul went on to fly Pan Am Clippers from San
Francisco to Hawaii. On the wall above hangs a homemade nav chart
he actually used with a star tracker; you can't help but put this
in juxtaposition with the modern day GPS nav we now depend upon. We
look around the crowd... and there he is, smiling and eating near
We see a picture taken last year of a local retired airline
pilot making a low pass over the airport in a DC-3. Everywhere you
look there are interesting aviation pictures and hanging from the
ceiling are great numbers of large model airplanes of every sort.
In the corner is a real handmade fireplace for those cold winter
Above the hangar door are large letters stating: Central Co.
Airport, est 1946, Built For The Love of Flying, CCF 2000. We
ask Bill Kinsman what the significance of the dates are. He tells
us that in 1946 the airport was built by a local doctor who had
learned how to fly and wanted a local airport. Within a few years
in the late 40's, he realized that he needed to turn the airport
into a public entity for liability and tax purposes.
How it finally came about is a story in itself, but the Central
County Airport Association was formed to own and manage the 138
acre airport, a former potato field... which it does to this
Circa the late '90's, the members came to own one of the hangars
which needed new trusses and a roof. The repair cost was far higher
than they expected or could afford. A suggestion to build an
entirely new hangar was spawned by a donation of $22,000 from a
local pilot and foundry CEO, Don Brunner, and $10,000 came from
Chet Krause. Other donations and pledges came in from near and far
and the Central County Flyer's Association was formed.
Around 2002, the new red hangar was completed. During spring of
2003, a hangar housewarming lunch for the regulars was served and
the word got out fast. In no time at all, Iola became THE
destination for Friday lunch in Central Wisconsin.
Today, there are about 550 members from all over the Midwest and
beyond. On this particular day, 13 new members join; ourselves
included. Bill tells us that they serve Friday lunch year around
except during AirVenture and that they additionally allow use of
the facility by outside organizations for the public good. Since
1981, they hold a fly in during the Iola Old Car Show; the members
feed breakfast for all who come by and provide transportation to
the car show for arriving pilots.
Watching the airplanes crank up and head out is a treat in
itself. Most had to taxi by the open hangar and we couldn't help
but think, this is how it used to be. The Waco cranks up and taxis
by followed by the Airmaster.
Almost all of the 60 visiting airplanes leave in little more
than an hours time. I'd hate to have to make a perfect landing
in front of THAT bunch, I thought.
Iola's Central County Airport and the Friday lunches served by
the Central County Flyer's Association is a unique, one of it's
kind "institution" in the area. Now that we're members, we'll be
back. Next time, with my airplane. Hope to see ya there.
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The discussion was mainly: where is the f&b industry heading? Will it suddenly crash when people realize the resulted obesity and huge spending? Or will the industry keep growing as the population grows and spending increases? After a long table tennis discussion, Bobby clarified that if there will be a shift, then it'll be towards healthier and/or cleaner options or what he referred to as 'comfort foods'.
Well it seems the time has come. Although I would've loved to see Someday pop-up somewhere else other than Salhiya, I'll have to give it to the owners for sharing or executing Bobby's thoughts. 'Someday' prepares on a daily basis, fresh packaged foods like sandwiches, snacks, fruits, juices, and the list goes on. You should check the place out – ordering the food is only half the experience. Food is offered in open fridges, you grab what you want, pay at the cashier, and they'll heat up your food and send over to your table. It isn't complicated, nor the ingredients are. The pioneer in that field as far as I can remember was Pick! That same concept of Someday was deployed by Pick a year ago; and no wonder it has been doing well – being my personal favorite!
To Bobby, comfort food offerings are the way to go forward, and I have witnessed that a couple of new places have been targeting this concept. Take 10 oh8 for instance or even Haus Cafe, their concept is different but also touches base on the comfort/convenience food segment. Again, the definition of comfort food differs from one person to another. At times, I used to have 3-4 meals a week from Little Ruby's, because I found there salads and breakfast items very suitable.
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text: Webber: The greatest day of my life today 16 May, 2010 Mark Webber celebrates his greatest day on the Monaco podium May.16 (www.grandprix247.com) Monaco Grand Prix winner Mark Webber spoke at the FIA Post race press conference after the podium ceremony. Here are highlights of his answers to questions asked him during the interview. You are leading the World Championship and you are a Monaco winner. How does it feel? Mark takes a victory swim Mark Webber: Absolutely incredible and for sure the greatest day of my life today. To win here is a very, very special day. It started yesterday with qualifying when it went well but this place is such a test for two hours. I had a lot of work to do. The track was changing quite a lot during the grand prix as well, we had backmarkers and a lot of safety cars so we were tested quite often. Getting restarts and tyre pressures right – all the basics that could test you were in front of us today, so very, very rewarding win and just absolutely elated. To join Ayrton Senna and those guys around here is great. It's a real Blue Riband event. Four safety cars and a lot of rebuilding of leads and you almost got involved in a pile-up of backmarkers at the end of the race. Mark squeezes past Karun Chandhok and Jarno Trulli coming together Webber: Yeah, I was on the radio and they said look you have got Jarno (Trulli) and I think it was (Karun) Chandhok in front with a few laps to go. I was nursing the car quite a lot in the last part of the race but with backmarkers you can lose a lot of time when you catch them. I saw Jarno going for a lunge down the inside of Rascasse and I thought 'what the hell is going to happen here' and they interlocked wheels, he went flying in the air and I just hoped I had some options to go on the inside and sure enough I did. I was just really hoping that Chandhok was okay as it looked like the car was around the head area and I thought 'God, now we have another safety car but let's finish it under the safety car so I don't have to worry about doing one lap after the restart'. It was good obviously as both of us could just cross the line quite straightforward and get a very good one-two for the team. Red Bull have been on top speed-wise throughout this year but it has taken until now to get on top of both championships. Where do you go from here? Mark celebrates with teammate Sebastian Vettel together they share the Championship lead with 78 points each Webber: Well, continue to work hard. We are not here because we have been slacking. The effort has gone in from two-and-a-half-years ago. This is not just the sake of the last two weeks work. This has been a continuous effort off the back of RB5 into RB6. Fantastic continuity within the team. Rob Marshall, Adrian Newey, it's impossible to mention everyone. The cars were very reliable for us today. Very, very good for both of us and we have just got to keep going to each venue. Of course it would be nice if it was the last race today but it is not. We have got a lot of work to do. We are very optimistic for the future and we had the maximum we could do today. It is the best result we could get and we need to try and make that as often as possible. This ranks pretty high. Two victories in eight days don't come better than that and one of them in Monaco. Mark scores australia's first victory at Monaco in 1959 Webber: You are absolutely right. I said in the last press conference that this is the greatest day of my life. To win in Monaco is a dream for any Formula One driver. It is a very, very special event and every Formula One victory is special but to win on the streets here fair and square off the pole, no attrition again, that's nice and control the race from the front. To join such great winners here is a real special moment for me. I was reminded yesterday that Jack Brabham won here in 1959, so it has been a while for the Australians. A special day. Four safety car periods. Did that upset the concentration or did it allow you to rest? How did that affect you? Mark leads from Red Bull team mate Sebastian Vettel Webber: I certainly would not have wanted them. It is nice when you get the buffer and work on the gaps and then it is neutralised by the safety car which is a bit frustrating. I was totally open to that happening around here at some stage and I thought after the first one, which happened after the first lap, I thought 'okay.' Then we get up to the first stop and immediately after that it started. Never ideal to have a break-up in the rhythm for anyone that is leading the race. It gives the people who are hunting you more of a chance when they come back up on your tail. Apart from the manhole cover one, that one I didn't really understand, as I did not see any problem but obviously the boys, Charlie (Whiting) and the guys saw something there which we needed the safety car out for one lap. But for the others we needed them as they were decent shunts. It was an absolutely faultless day except for the start which didn't go exactly according to plan but it was good that I did it here at Monaco instead of last weekend in Barcelona as it is a long run there and it wasn't the best start but I think I know why. After that it was basically counting the laps off. It was also a relief, to be honest, that Seb got Robert as I thought Robert would have been very, very strong today. It was good that we got a one-two for the team. It was the ultimate result for us. That safety car period was for a loose drain cover at turn three. Mark in parc ferme after the race Webber: I was told that but I didn't really… it was probably in the kerb. The guys probably had a good visual on it and saw that they needed to address something but from the cockpit I didn't see anything. Both you Red Bull drivers had relatively late stops for tyres; were they good right to the end? Webber: Yeah, fine, absolutely fine. You don't go crazy on them at the beginning, you give them a good chance to keep going. I've got a good feeling, had a pace. We're learning a lot at each race, we know how to go about that. Obviously with the first safety car it bunched the field up a bit, so we knew that the stops would happen a bit later than we probably anticipated before. It was just a nice situation, obviously, with a bit of a buffer as well to be able to pit, to have a bit more of an option when you want to pit instead of having more attention around you with competitors. Having been fairly restrained last Sunday evening, you've got a fair amount of celebrating to do tonight. Mark not letting go of the winner's trophy Webber: Well, I think it's going to be a pretty dangerous night tonight for Red Bull. It's not a back-to-back race and I think the ash cloud will cause a lot of people to stay here as well. I'm predicting some very bad headaches in the morning, that's for sure. The team deserves it, there's no question about it. You have to enjoy your victories. At the end of the day we've got some bigger goals to achieve this year but this is a very, very unique day for the team. Last year at Silverstone, we had a one-two which is great for a British… obviously it's Austrian but there's also a lot of British influence in the team. There were a lot of firsts last year and to get a one-two in the Principality for the team… sensational. You already won in Monaco, nine years ago. What's the difference and did you believe in 2001 that you could win the great race? Mark takes the chequered flag to win the world's most prestigious race Webber: Well, I said to the people who know me well last night that when I was on pole position here last time, I shared a room with Anne, my father and someone else. There were a lot of us in the room because we didn't have much money to all stay in a room. But my father was snoring all night and I got no sleep, so in the middle of the night I got the mattress and threw it upside down and said 'I'm on pole position tomorrow, I have to sleep.' It was over there. I think it was an old brothel where we were staying. I said I'd had a much better night's sleep this night, when I was on pole. My dad can really cut some wood, he can really snore like hell. To win here in any category is a special day. We had Daniel (Ricciardo) win today, so it's the second time we've had the Australian national anthem playing here, he drove very well in the World Series race. And yeah, my F3000 race was nice here but obviously this is the biggest Formula One race you can probably win. There are some classics, obviously Spa, a few real classics but this is right up there. Yeah, winning but obviously at a higher level. It looks like the fight for the championship will be between you and Sebastian. Do you agree? Mark and Sebastian: teammates and rivals for the 2010 F1 world title Webber: Two races ago everyone was saying someone else. In two races time they might be saying someone else again. I understand you guys have to write stuff but no one knows, there is no one who knows who is going to be in the hunt with a few races to go. Sure, we have a very good foundation, we're in a good position, we're leading both championships I hear. Obviously Seb and I are equal or close on points or whatever. We've got some different venues coming up, keep in mind that engines are going to come into play in the back part of the championship, there's lots of things to roll into this situation yet. It's a good position to be in. I would obviously rather be here than forty points behind. We have a good tally at the moment but I don't think it's between two guys, too early. If you could be the new Jenson Button for 2011, an experienced driver who gets to win and be better and better in his older days. Mark followed the safety car on four seperate occasions on the day Webber: As I've always said, in any sport you do, you can talk as much as you want but actions speak louder than words, so you need to do the talking in any sport which is in your activity, so clearly Jenson had a very good year last year, we all know that. He was written off in seasons before, through lots of different reasons here and there. But I still feel I'm driving pretty well. The fire is still burning pretty solidly inside. I'm not 21, of course. I would love to be 21 again but in the end, I don't think I'm losing too much by being a bit older. Of course I have some wisdom and it's not holding me back too much. So I'll keep going. People always talk about momentum being the key to winning championships in any sport. Do you feel that you now have momentum on your side and does that give you a lot of confidence? Turkey here I come Webber: Oh, for sure I'm not low on confidence at the moment. It's two races we've done well. If you're doing this three or four, five times, in terms of good results in a row, podiums and whatnot, then for sure that is a good run. We were on the back foot in Shanghai, it wasn't a good race for us, so you can look back at that and say we really needed the result in Barcelona and then this one was a very unique challenge for us in terms of a very specific circuit. To be honest, we thought it was going to be a very, very tight fight, which it was, it wasn't particularly straightforward. Obviously there were a few other guys involved. I think if Fernando had had a normal weekend he probably would have been around a bit more as well. Let's go to Turkey, do that and just keep chipping away. You know as well as anyone, Edd, that things can change very quickly in this game. I've been round the block long enough to know that as well, so feet on the ground. 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