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Artist of Greek origin Vicky Vergou has studied in Athens Fine Arts, Film Studies and Graphic Design.
She has been living in the UK since 2000 and was awarded an MA in Contemporary Arts by Oxford Brookes University in 2005. Her practice revolves around the themes of mortality and migration; and has been expressed through videos, sound-works and painting.
Over a long period she has been working on the project "An Odyssey" inspired by Homer's epic, which was first developed during a residency in Oxford. Since then Vicky has been working on the theme of water, exploring waterbodies, texture and movement in different locations. "Water series" is a series of video-work, photos and paintings.
Another residency followed in 2010 at the Department of Immunology in Evangelismos Hospital of Athens in Greece. The ongoing project "Plus" is a research on cells and viruses and includes interviews with scientists and patients.
"Language Paralanguage" (2011 ongoing) is a touring sound installation, which explores the sound-world of the 44 official languages spoken in Europe; examining the phonetic and written characteristics of language through participatory processes. It is supported by the Arts Council England, Artpoint and Dada South.
Vicky has had a number of collaborations with local and international artists.
She has had solo and group exhibitions in London, Berkshire and Oxfordshire. Residencies and site-specific work have taken place in both England and Greece. Video work has been screened at various festivals.
She has worked as a Scriptwriter, Film Editor, and Director of Photography, a Graphic Designer and an Art Teacher. She has experience in working with a broad range of constituencies running workshops and art activities.

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Darryl Geddes 315 464-4828
HealthLink programming expands and draws a crowd
SYRACUSE, N.Y.— A serene setting with a lake view just happens to be the perfect setting for dispensing medical advice. HealthLink, Upstate Medical University's popular free health seminar series, is finding standing room only crowds at its newest location, the Sherwood Inn in Skaneateles.
"We looked at areas of Onondaga County that were underserved when it came to health education programs and found the western portion of the county to be just such an area," said HealthLink Director Cindy Cary. "The fact that such an iconic location as the Sherwood Inn could accommodate our programming was icing on the cake."
And the community has responded. "We've been at capacity since the sessions began in June, and from the looks of our registration numbers, July and August sessions will be well attended, too," Cary said.
The Sherwood's dining area has hosted presentations on skin cancer, held June 14, and varicose veins, held July 9. Other summer sessions are set for July 23 (lower back pain and spinal stenosis), July 30 (shoulder pain), Aug. 6 (exercise and the aging brain) and Aug. 21 (prostate health). Several of these already have waiting lists. Cary said the success of the Sherwood Inn location may help extend programming there through the fall and even into the winter.
The move to Skaneateles is part of a strategy to take Upstate's health programming on the road. While many HealthLink programs take place at its main location, One Telergy Parkway, 6333 Route 298 in East Syracuse, presentations have been offered at the Liverpool Public Library, the Marcellus Free Library, Onondaga Free Library, the Syracuse Housing Authority and the Dunbar Center in Syracuse.
"Many people are busy juggling work, family schedules and making time for other activities, so if we can accommodate them with our health programming in a location close to home, we're happy to do that," Cary said.
Last year HealthLink attracted more than 2,900 people to nearly 100 free programs.
HealthLink's most popular programming is its free vascular screening that helps detect peripheral artery disease. Almost 200 people showed up for the screening when it was held last month.
HealthLink sessions feature presentations by Upstate clinicians, who are also faculty members at Upstate Medical University. Presentations usually run an hour or longer with plenty of time for questions.
Visit the HealthLink homepage or HealthLink's Facebook for a full schedule of seminars.
While there is no charge for most seminars, registration is required. To register, call 315-464-8668.
Caption: The Sherwood Inn in Skaneateles is the newest location to offer HealthLink seminars.
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I'm not really a keg person--I know that nothing beats the ease of aging stuff under gas but let's assume I am not going to get into kegging for many reasons (the labor of bottling keeps this hobby in check for me, I don't want 50 gallons in the refrigerator on tap at my disposal). However I would like to put several gallons of AW under aging for awhile. Carboy aint a great option because when the C02 runs out, the bad guys leak in. So I'm thinking these big growlers that can withstand carbonation. How much would you carb. These are 1/2 gallon each, use 1/2 ounce priming sugar? Or 1/4. I just want enough to keep it gassed for aging, because it's not going to pour and stay carbed in such a large volume anyways (unless you can slug 1/2 gallon that quick). Maybe oak barrel would be cheaper in the long run? "Glass is heavy duty to withstand pressures of carbonation--over twice as thick as a regular growler. Bottles are perfect to age wine or beer like double IPA or imperial stout"
You should send them to me!
If you are looking at doing a batch, the regular amount of priming sugar should work. If you did a 5 gallon batch, dump in the same amount of sugar you would use for beer.
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Spielberg to join DSO for summer benefit concert featuring 'Jaws,' 'Star Wars' tunes
Director Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams will join the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for a special benefit concert on June 14 at Orchestra Hall.
Williams will conduct the DSO as it performs selections from some of his most popular scores, including "Star Wars," ''Harry Potter," ''Jaws," ''E.T.," ''Indiana Jones" and ''Schindler's List."
Spielberg will join Williams to host the second half of the evening. He'll present selections from his decades-long artistic collaboration with Williams, including selected film clips projected onto an oversized screen above the orchestra.
Tickets will be available starting April 14 for the concert, which will benefit the DSO. Both Spielberg and Williams are donating their services for the event.
Williams last conducted the DSO in 2008.
Last week, the DSO announced that each Thursday through April 10, it's partnering with Detroit Public Television to make a new performance available for on-demand viewing for one week.
"DSO on Demand" features select performances from the DSO's "Live from Orchestra Hall" webcast series over the past two seasons.
You can watch the performances here.
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Dr. David J. Nagel graduated from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry in 1985. He works in Concord, NH and specializes in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. Dr. Nagel is affiliated with New London Hospital, Concord Hospital and Elliot Hospital. He speaks English and Italian.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 30 Years
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As I pack for the holiday weekend, I am reminded of my love for little beauty products. My favorite part of shopping at Sephora is their beauty-to-go aisle at check out. Everything is travel size and oh so cute! I can't help but buy my favorite products in their adorable little mini-me versions of themselves. It's also my favorite way to try new products before I make the commitment to buying the full size. I think I even look forward to traveling just for the joy of using my "little" travel beauties.
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'Peg part of Porter expansion
Hopes to be third national airline; needs Toronto runway extension
Toronto-based Porter Airlines could be flying in and out of Winnipeg as early as 2016 if an ambitious expansion plan to become Canada's third national carrier is approved.
The upstart airline announced Wednesday it has signed an agreement to buy a dozen new Bombardier CS100 jets. It plans to use them to expand its service to more than a dozen new North American destinations, including Winnipeg by as early as 2016 when it expects the first of the new planes to be delivered.
But the company faces several significant challenges as it seeks to change the rules and extend the runway at the small Toronto waterfront airport where it's headquartered.
Porter president and chief executive Robert Deluce said he's so confident his airline will prevail that he doesn't have a backup plan.
Deluce also said he expects to have all the needed approvals within six months -- or by the end of the year at the latest -- for the expansion, which will help create 1,000 new jobs.
However, locals have opposed plans to expand the Toronto island airport in the past because of concerns about noise as well as the effect on wildlife. Air Canada also has challenged the awarding of takeoff and landing slots at the airport.
Jets are not allowed to fly out of the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, which is on an island near the lakefront, except under special circumstances. The rules are part of a tripartite agreement between the City of Toronto, the federal government and the Toronto Port Authority -- making it difficult to get quick action from the necessary authorities.
Porter started flying in October 2006 and serves 19 destinations in Canada and the United States. Deluce said the airline plans to fly the new jets to destinations its current fleet of turboprops can't reach, including Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Los Angeles and Florida.
A spokeswoman for the Winnipeg Airports Authority, which operates Winnipeg's Richardson International Airport, said it has been courting Porter for more than a year and is encouraged by Wednesday's announcement.
"We would gladly welcome a new airline partner to Winnipeg, as it would increase flight options available to customers," Breanne Talbot, a communications specialist with the WAA, said. "We're excited about the potential it could mean for travellers: better competition, more choices and potentially lower air fares down the line."
Analyst Robert Kokonis said there's a big risk Porter's plans will never happen because of opposition from Toronto residents and environmentalists.
"That would be a big win if all the chips fall in the right place, or it could end up being a disaster," the president of airline consulting firm AirTrav Inc. said.
He also said Porter's planes have been flying less full while load factors at rivals WestJet Airlines and Air Canada have been improving.
"In a zero-sum game where they're all chasing the same passenger, it does give one pause for concern that Porter might be struggling in some areas."
Analyst Chris Murray of PI Financial Corp. said while Porter's move would allow it to expand its reach, the limited additional capacity wouldn't change the Canadian airline market much.
"It's still a niche model," Murray said.
Porter's announcement came as it confirmed the signing of a conditional deal to buy 12 Bombardier CS100s, with options on 18 more. The deal also includes purchase rights for six Bombardier Q400s, and the total purchase price could reach US$2.29 billion if all the options and purchase rights are exercised.
Deluce said the airline chose the new Bombardier CSeries aircraft and its current fleet of Bombardier Q400 turboprops because of their quiet operation.
The Toronto Port Authority said it wouldn't take a position on Porter's business plans until Toronto City Council makes its views known.
Air Canada said before it takes a position on further investment at the island airport, it wants assurance slots will become available for other airlines that have been seeking increased access, including Air Canada.
WestJet Airlines did not directly address Porter's plans, but said it remains focused on keeping its own business.
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Caption This! The Phantom Of The Monster Synth Edition
It's hard to imagine this now, but gigantic rooms filled with vacuum tubes were once considered something futuristic. The first "computers" to be created for public use were not something that could be bought in a store and taken home to use. In fact, they most likely would not fit in a house at all, and may have cost the price of a small house to begin with.
These sort of thoughts seem to parallel the creation of the first analog synthesizers. Modular synthesizer in particular, where not something that could be stored inside a flight case and brought to your local gig to session with. It was more common to see them built into rooms alongside other pieces of unmovable hardware – creating a mini laboratory of synthesizers.
In 1974, a movie was created known as "Phantom of the Paradise", which features a scene that takes place in the future set beside a room full of antiquated synthesizer equipment. Naturally, this movie was a bust everywhere except for a few notable areas, this small snapshot easily captures familiar themes of that movie making era. Something about seems more like a spoof of a star trek movie, not un-similar to the cult classic "Spaceballs".


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Brendan Schroer (4.5)It may not be one of heavy metal's all-time greatest albums, but it certainly comes close ...LaughingSkull (5)Absolutely epitomal...mangled (2.5)The art of stagnancy done properly...Arkaik (5)Metallica hit their peak on a fabulous piece of beautifully crafted thrash metal....
killemall666 (3)Too long without any substance to the songs whatsoever...ImTheOnlyThugInTheBuildin (3.5)Is that it?...crandynewman (3)This is one of the most overrated albums of all time! But it's still pretty damn good. M...Mynameisluke (2)Metallica release an album that frowns down upon all other thrash albums, yet is it really...
MetallicmanD1 (5)Master Of Puppets The critically acclaimed album from the one of the biggest acts: Metal...Pedro B. (4.5)Undoubtedly a classic, but I'll stick with Ride the Lightning....BloodOfDemons (3.5)...needledeathpunk (4.5)Ahh good ol' Metallica. A band that needs no introduction. Possibly their biggest hit albu...
sonictheplumber STAFF (5)...Andrew Barr (MM8) (5)One of the greatest thrash metal albums in history, this album is a masterpiece. It's got ...atalackofwrds (4)Master of Puppets is arguably one of the best thrash metal albums of all time, and with go...Drunken Viking (1.5)...
messiah167 (5)...zippy_66 (5)...Killtacular (5)...
Album Rating: 4.5It's a MoP review! Something different from me for a change. Not sure if it'll be liked. Call it my Thrash Metal Quadrilogy if you wish.
I agree completely with the review, which is also excellent. but the big four didn't really create thrash, that's more down to bands like motorhead, overkill and venom. the big four popularised it and showed that it was a viable genre really. i'm just being picky though lol
Album Rating: 4.5They did create it. Motorhead and such may have helped in establishing ideas, but it's really the Four it is all about.
I'm guessing you're going to review RiB, Peace Sells and Among The Living next?
venom, overkill and motorhead played thrash metal before the big four, so it already existed at the time and so the big four couldn't have created it. they forged the sound which we are familiar with today and made thrash 'popular' it's kind of like the Possessed vs Death arguement; Possessed released what is arguably the first death metal album, but most people give all the credit to Scream Bloody Gore
Album Rating: 4.5I still vote for The Four. You shan't be tellin' me Motorhead is thrash.
the thing that should not be is a really really boring song, and the intro to damage inc is completely unnecessary. those are the things which prevent this from getting a 5 for me
Album Rating: 4.5It's more the repetitiveness that does that for me.
Album Rating: 5.0Good review. Album is a classic, always will be. "The Thing That Should Not Be" really annoys me half the time I give this record a listen though. Other than that its awesome. "Battery" remains to be one of my favorite Metallica songs ever.
Album Rating: 4.5I liked the review, but what happened to the Deep Purple reviews?
Album Rating: 4.5They took a little break, and will be revived after this Quadrilogy.
Album Rating: 5.0You need to go back and change all of the "trash" to "thrash." Other than that, good review.
Album Rating: 4.5I have to agree, Venom, Motörhead and ACCEPT GODDAMMIT laid out the basics of thrash far earlier.
Album Rating: 4.5
You need to go back and change all of the "trash" to "thrash."
I have to agree, Venom, Motörhead and ACCEPT GODDAMMIT laid out the basics of thrash far earlier.
Album Rating: 4.5good review but howcome you gave it a 4 in the review?
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffI agree with your review (great write-up by the way), this is a great if not excellent album but a couple of the tracks leave a more blase impression on me (The Thing That Should Not Be, Leper Messiah), though "Welcome Home" and "Disposable Heroes" are two of my favorite songs.
Album Rating: 4.5@KILL: the repetitiveness drags it down quite a bit for me. I hadn't changed my own rating yet.
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Large idyllic grade II listed Cornish cottage, featured in The Times and Cornwall Life magazine. Five bedrooms, three reception rooms, front and rear gardens, meadow, WIFI. Located in a quiet hamlet, close to the spectacular Atlantic coastline, Port Isaac's ancient fishing village, and Trebarwith Strand or Polzeath's surfing beaches.
Two real fires, granite fireplace, Aga. Pub 15 min walk. Ideal for surfers, walkers, golfers, families.
Sympathetically restored to a high standard, this gorgeous 16th century hideaway provides the perfect base from which to explore the treasures of the north Atlantic coast, from Rock and Polzeath, to Port Isaac, Trebarwith Strand and beyond. Set back from a quiet lane, the house is hidden from the hamlet's handful of cottages behind the delightful south-facing walled cottage garden, while a lovely rear lawn and a neighbouring secluded meadow offer plenty of room for kids to roam free while adults relax.
Inside the house are original slate floors and sea grass carpets, a cast-iron claw foot bath, solid French oak dining tables, thick firm mattresses with white 100% cotton bedlinen, vintage curtains and fabrics. The ancient thick stone walls come with sloping floorboards, oak beams, exposed stone walls, and window seats. Unwind by a wood burning stove in the large living room, or another set in a granite fireplace in the dining room. The snug has a cloam oven set into another inglenook. The double height kitchen has an Aga plus electric built-in oven, large fridge/freezer and two dishwashers; fully equipped.
The house is warm in winter as well as summer. Plenty of book, games and wifi. Parking for three cars.
A 15 minute walk takes you to the village of St Teath, with its fine local ales and good food, as well as a shop, church and old clock tower.
The house is ideally located for visits to Port Isaac, Padstow, or King Arthur's Tintagel Castle; walks along the coast paths or on the wilds of Bodmin moor; and family excursions further afield to The Blue Reef Aquarium or Eden Project. See below for more.
Comments from the guest book:
"We have all thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this magical cottage. So dark and quiet at night, and close to everywhere we wished to go." H family.
"We have had a wonderful holiday in Cornwall. The house is beautiful and set up to accommodate our two families with ease. You have thought of everything. Our children loved the games, toys and space to run around. The adults loved the peace and quiet and abundance of wine glasses (!) enjoyed in the garden. Cornwall is magnificent and the recommendations in your book led us to fantastic beaches and adventures." S family & B family.
"A beautiful old house and garden combined with all mod cons." P&L family.
"A beautiful place; a home with a heart. We were blessed to have family and friends with us and our wedding day in the garden will stay with us forever. Thank you for our welcome." SS.
"Great house, lovely location, central to everything. Will come again." C family.
"A charming house with a lovely welcoming atmosphere. Great location for visiting lots of beautiful places - we've collected lots of wonderful memories!" D family.
"We had a wonderful time visiting the beaches and the Royal Cornwall Show! A lovely house, especially fun for our seven children!" W family.
"An Enid Blyton holiday close to the sea," P family.
"Had a fantastic week in Aaron's. House is absolutely wonderful and well catered. Spent lovely days in Padstow, Port Isaac, Fowey, Boscastle and Tintagel. Thanks for the idyllic Cornish holiday." E family.
Size | Sleeps up to 11, 5 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Tregardock (or Trebarwith Strand or Polzeath) 3.7 km |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest Amenities | 1.4 km |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Newquay 30 km, Nearest railway: Bodmin Parkway 27 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Luxuries | Log fire, DVD player |
General | Central heating, TV, Telephone, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites |
Furniture | Single beds (3), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 11, Lounge seats for 11 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Private garden, BBQ, Trampoline |
Access | Parking |
Further details indoors | Ground floor: Entrance to hall. Dining room with wood burner. Snug with cloam oven (beautiful to look at but not in use!) and tv/dvd. Kitchen. Bedroom 1 with 5' bed and en-suite bathroom – bath with shower over and WC. Bedroom 2 single with pull out single bed beneath (solid and comfortable - suitable for adults as well as children). WC. Bathroom – bath with shower and WC. First floor: Access via kitchen to: Sitting room with wood burner, tv/dvd, table football, Wii, digital piano (Yamaha clavinova CLP). Access via hall to: Bedroom 3 with 5' bed. Bedroom 4 double and single. Bedroom 5 bunk beds. Plenty of books and games, 2 tv/dvds, Wii, wifi, table football, digital piano, ipod dock/speakers, trampoline, 2 free baskets of logs on arrival. Other amenities: Wireless broadband. Freezer, 2 dishwashers, tumble dryer. Bed linen and towels provided. Landline for incoming and local outgoing calls. Heating, electricity, linen and cleaning all included. |
Further details outdoors | Neighbouring private meadow (with trampoline) for guests' use, as well as the front and rear gardens. The walled front garden has tables and seating, plus barbeque. Activities nearby include: surfing, cycling, walking, golf, water sports. Nearby attractions include: many many gorgeous beaches (surfing at Polzeath or Trebarwith Strand); golf clubs at Rock, St Kew or Camelford (230 acres); King Arthur's castle at Tintagel; Port Isaac's ancient fishing village; cycle the Camel Trail from Wadebridge to Padstow; water sports in Rock; ferry from Rock to Padstow; Bodmin Jail (family attraction!); Cornwall Crealy Adventure Park; and many others. |
Further details | Linen and towels are provided. Please bring your own beach towels. |
However you want to spend your leisure time while on holiday in Cornwall, the county pretty much has it covered (except maybe for skiing!). There are tourist attractions to suit all age groups from families to grandparents, and of every sort from beaches to stately homes and gardens to full throttle fun parks.
The activities you can do in Cornwall can be as genteel as walking or bird watching to the extremes of kite surfing and coasteering. There is every type of event from surf festivals to exhibitions to music festivals.
There are over 300 beaches to choose from. For centuries fishermen and even the odd pirate have reaped the benefit of the rugged coastline, which today is a haunt for people who surf, scuba dive, sail or just simply lie on the sand and watch the clouds drift by.
The beautiful beach at Trebarwith Strand is a 10 minute drive. Excellent surfing, rock pools and a pub on the top of the spectacular cliffs.
Polzeath beach is a 15 minute drive. Huge sandy beaches, ideal for surfing and sand castles.
Daymer Bay's sand dunes - popular with young families.
Rock has great water sports facilities, including water skiing, sailing and canoeing.
This side of Padstow, there are other beaches at Crackington Haven, Lundy and Epphaven, as well as beaches at the end of cliff walks at Bossiney and Tregardock. Beaches south of Padstow include Trevone, Constantine, Treyarnon, Harlyn and Porthcothan. Enjoy exploring!
Port Isaac – tiny ancient fishing port, where Doc Martin is filmed and the Fisherman's Friends singers are based.
Wadebridge - market town, including cinema, restaurants and galleries. Hire cycles from the start of the Camel Trail, and cycle to Padstow along the river.
Padstow – old fishing harbour, known for Rick Stein's restaurants. Enjoy taking the foot ferry from Rock to Padstow for a quick hop across the estuary.
Walk from Camelford to the top of Rough Tor (one of the peaks of Bodmin Moor). On the slopes leading up to Rough Tor are stone circles which are the remains of a Bronze Age settlement. Four miles distant is Brown Willy, reaching 1,375ft and the highest point in Cornwall.
The South West coast path from any beach along the top of the cliffs is fantastic, and covers the whole of the Cornish coast.
The house is ideally located for visiting the Royal Cornwall show, the Camelford show, and the St Endellion music festival, among others.


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Has the housing market bottomed out? That's what they're saying over on the Calculated Risk. Noting that the data shows that new home sales hit a low in mid-2010 and have gone sideways since, the soothsayers at the economics blog predict that housing prices, a metric that hits a lot closer to home for buyers and sellers, will hit a low point next month and rebound from there. The writer cites three reasons for the optimism: (1) the national price-to-rent ratio (historical graph on the jump) is finally back to "normal" levels; (2) there's been a large decline in listed inventory; (3) housing policy initiatives are likely to lessen the downward pressure of distressed sales. Of course, all real estate is local, so results may vary.
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"the national price-to-rent ratio (historical graph on the jump) is finally back to 'normal' levels"
Ha! Here's NYC's history…
1890-1892: 9.5-10.1
1912: 10.6
1925: 8.0
1930's (Great Depression): <5.0
1942: 5.7-6.4
1972: 6.0-7.0
1973: 5.0-6.0
1975 (White Flight): 2.0-3.0
1988: 9.32
1992: 3.57
2006-2007: 15.0
Peak to Date: 20.0-16.0We're nowhere near back to normal (10x)!
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You do know what the interest rate was to buy a house in the 60s and 70s and earlier right? It was like 12%. So, not sure if that's accurate.
reading these status for ny'ers is like analyzing a foreign country. author basically sidesteps shadow inventories by rationalizing that they will be solved politically, and makes no mention of how the economy might perform without a 1.3 trillion dollar deficit (i.e.worth about 3 years of economic growth, placed on the credit card).
Private equity coming to the distressed housing sector may help: http://tinyurl.com/7ooy4sk – - in fact, this may be a good pressure relief valve on shadow inventory that the market needs.
Nope. Private equity can't solve a price-fixing scandal. The only solution is to unfix the prices. Let them find their natural equilibrium.
The coming Greek default should trigger the next leg down.
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BHO, you missed your chance. You should have bought in 1992!
'92 was more than half off since the '88 crash (or '87 stock crash)! Now we're five years into a much bigger crash. I get another shot. ;>
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Not so sure demographic trends are going to work in your favor in the near term.
You should have taken your shot then. Always a bridemaid I guess.
New York, as always, remains a unique real estate market that only tangentially relates to national trends. And as always, micro neighborhoods within the city also behave in very different ways. Some parts of Brooklyn have in fact seen substantial price increases since the collapse, while other neighborhoods would appear to be flat or slightly down. Any article that purports to apply national trends to the NYC market should be taken with a grain of salt.
Right on, wasder. Co-ops and condos in Ditmas Park have been pretty level through the recession. Lots of new businesses have opened on Cortelyou Road. In large part this is because people have been priced out of Park Slope, the BoCoCa hoods, etc., or are being a little bit more conservative with their real estate purchases. The net result benefits DP.
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For You Mom, Finally (Google eBook)Bestselling author Ruth Reichl examines her mother's life-and gives voice to the unarticulated truths of a generation of exceptional women A former New York Times restaurant critic, editor in chief of Gourmet, and the author of three bestselling memoirs, Ruth Reichl is a beloved cultural figure in the food world and beyond. For You, Mom. Finally. is her openhearted investigation of the life of a woman she realizes she never really knew-her mother. Through letters and diaries-and a new afterword relating the wisdom she's gained after sharing her story-Reichl confronts the transition her mother made from a hopeful young woman to an increasingly unhappy older one and recognizes the huge sacrifices made to ensure that her daughter's life would not be as disappointing as her own. |
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The level of debt run up by the Social Democrat controlled Vienna city council is at a record high after increasing by 285 million EUR in the last year to 4.63 billion EUR
The statistics show that the city paid 84 percent of its running investment costs from the current budget, but about 16 percent was not covered and resulted in new debt.
From 2016 because of the implication of new brakes on such spending it will no longer be allowed. In 2013 the city paid out 12.471 billion EUR which according to the city's financial controller Renate Brauner met with the terms of the stability pact.
The expenditure included 1.94 billion EUR on building works including improving and safeguarding the freshwater supply by renewing water pipes and purification plants.
Social expenditure was at 3.37 billion EUR and expenditure on education and childcare just shy of 2 billion EUR.
In terms of the numbers employed by the city of Vienna including its sub companies like Wiener Wohnen, the Wiener Krankenanstaltenverbund and Wien Kanal were at the end of last year involving 56,720 full-time positions which is slightly down from the previous year when it was 56,830.
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FPÖ-Vienna party chief Johann Gudenus said there was about to be an avalanche of fees likely after the Vienna election in 2015. He said: "Vienna according to the latest auditor's report in 2013 had a net deficit of 16 percent. After 2016 however a net deficit is no longer allowable. By 2016 therefore, in order to make sure that income matches expenditure with a zero, Vienna needs to either need to cut expenditure significantly or increase its income.
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If I steep my grains for 1/2 hour could some of the starch turn into fermentable sugars?
I think it depends on what grains you are steeping. Some, like crystal malt, mainly add color and don't contribute any fermentable sugars. That is my understanding, anyway. Roasted grains are said to be the same. The grains selected for steeping are usually picked because of other attributes than fermentable sugars, like flavor and color. But, I will defer to the more knowledgeble on this question. I seem to remember another recent question like this, but I can't find it.
Generally the answer is no or very low, but here is a table found at Palmer's site: http://www.howtobrew.com/section2/chapter12-4-1.html
you could always hock a big ole loogie into it... saliva contains amylase, which converts complex carbs to disaccharides
oh i'll try that! I'll squirt a little urine into the brewpot while I'm at it!
Normally the grains used to steep will not convert because they have already been modified in the malting/ kilning process. Most people steep with grains like crystal, Chocolate, and dextrin malts which only add color and flavor to beers. Partial mash brewers use malts like 2 row and Munich along with their specialty grains and do a rest at about 150- 155 degrees for an hour to convert the starches. The grains are then sparged to extract the sugars. If you are interested in this process take a look at this thread. It really isn't that much harder to do.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=8805
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Photoshop actions can be a critical resource in any photographer's workflow. Turning otherwise monotonous tasks into an autonomous utility, actions are created by manually performing a series of steps and recording them as an ATN file. This ATN file can then be 'played' in the future, when you're looking to repeat those actions on future images, without the hassle of repeating the now-recorded workflow.
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Hampton Inn & Suites MSP Airport/ Mall of America - Bloomington, Minneapolis
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1-877-662-6988Hampton Inn & Suites MSP Airport/ Mall of America is located in the Bloomington - Mall of America area and offers free breakfast - just one of the extra touches that make for a comfortable stay at this family-friendly Bloomington hotel.
If you are visiting United States of America for business or on vacation, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a spa tub and a fitness center on offer. Don't forget to pack your swimwear as this hotel features an indoor pool. This business-friendly hotel in Bloomington offers free Wi-Fi, a roundtrip airport shuttle and dry cleaning/laundry services. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide express check-in and express check-out.
Catch up with all the local news and weather in the lobby, where you will find complimentary newspapers and a TV, as well as fresh coffee and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free high-speed (wired) Internet access is available. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 3 meeting rooms, as well as a business center. Other amenities include an area shuttle, an elevator (lift) and laundry facilities.
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A free hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Facilities at Hampton Inn & Suites MSP Airport/ Mall of America
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- Entire property is non-smoking
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Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: USD 15 per night
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Book your family-friendly accommodation at Hampton Inn & Suites MSP Airport/ Mall of America, offering 146 guest rooms with climate control and free local calls. Kitchen amenities include refrigerators and microwaves, making it possible to dine in while you travel. A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip.
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The preferred airport for Hampton Inn & Suites MSP Airport/ Mall of America is Minneapolis, MN (MSP-Minneapolis - St. Paul Intl.) - 3.1 km / 1.9 mi.
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Last weekend we made a run down to CORSA Performance's corporate headquarters in Berea, Ohio to take in their 12th annual Corvettes at CORSA show. Rain threatened, but never materialized which made for a dry, yet hot and muggy Midwestern summer day for roughly 250 Corvette owners. Read on to see more from this year's show.
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It's the last Friday in July which means its "Black Friday" here at CorvetteBlogger.com. Here's our salute to Black Corvettes with a random photo gallery made up of 30 Corvettes spanning seven generations.
If you love Black Corvettes as much as we do, make sure you share this page on Twitter and Facebook.
Who says the news is always bad?
For a Corvette enthusiast in Calgary, Canada, what started as a sad story wound up having a very happy ending.
We asked you a few days ago to be on the lookout for a red on red 1962 Corvette convertible that was stolen July 13 from a parking lot near Kenneth Jelley's apartment.
Some people say locks just keep honest people out.
The 73-year-old owner of a red 1962 Corvette convertible wouldn't argue with that.
Kenneth Jelley's classic 'Vette was locked, covered with a tarp, and parked outside in its parking space in the 9600 block of Bonaventure Drive SE, Calgary, Canada.
It's time for Throwback Thursday where we feature vintage photos of Corvettes. Here's a picture of a long lost Corvette Concept that served as the personal car for GM Style Chief Bill Mitchell.
The final slate of candidates for Bloomington Gold's Great Hall was inducted at last month's show in Champaign, ILL. Over the last five years, Bloomington Gold has honored 50 people and 50 Corvettes who have positively impacted our hobby. This year's inductees mark the final year of the Great Hall.
The Great Hall's intent is to salute the pioneers of our hobby – the people, organizations, and the cars that helped create the phenomenon we know and love today. It's their passion and drive that helped build the hobby for all of us.
This classic Corvette owner wins the internet today with this picture of him hauling a helicopter. Pretty sure if you look up the definition of "baller", this would be the pic shown…
One of our favorite things to do at the major Corvette shows is to walk both the show grounds and parking lots to look at the fun, witty and personality-descriptive vanity license plates that are adorned on America's favorite sports cars.
We maintain the theory that there are two types of vanity plates. The first type describes the car while the second type is more focused on the owner. Lucky for us, Bloomington Gold offers a target rich environment where both types are on display.
Here's your chance to support a great cause and maybe win a classic Corvette. This Sunday, a winner will be drawn in the 26th Annual Saint Bernard's Classic Corvette Giveaway with the grand prize being a Red 1957 fuel injected Corvette. But you can't win unless your name is on the ticket!


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Hey guys my mod was to strengthen the nose of the plane and the wings.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1609196 I altered it because the nose was broken in a way that i couldn't repair it with glue also after modding it while it does strengthen the areas you add it to it will eventually transfer the force of a crash to the weaker parts. Check it out would love to hear some opinions of it |
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Um I am not sure but it doesn't feel like much and flew well after I did it. the only problem is after I crashed it with it strengthened it breaks farther back in the plane.
I flew it straight down into the ground at full throttle and did no damage to nose. But it split right behind the wing. It was easy to repair and this time I only used a little CA glue. I wish I had a scale so i could tell you though because I am interested too. |
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Hey All,
I decided to try to fix my 2s brushless trojan now that the weather is getting nice, and its a lot easier to take the um t-28 to a local park, than my PZ P-51 to the flying field (1 hr away). Last year I did the 2s brushless conversion using parts from my wrecked HK Nataku, it had the 5A/2s esc and 8g 3700kv motor I needed. Along with the great diagram posted here for the diode mod, it took about 1 hr to do the conversion. I decided to use the plastic firewall from the Nataku to mount the motor, and glued the whole thing inside the fuse. AUW with 2s180 was 60g (yikes). I can't remember what happened, but it didn't seem to fly right, like the motor was cutting out. I read about the external ESC can get rebooted depending on how its connected, and thought that was the issue, and gave up on the t-28 until now. Yesterday, I opened her up, took a look, re-plugged in the esc, everything looked ok, so I spun her up with a gws 5x4.3 and a tiny prop saver (c-10, black screws), and everything seemed fine. Holding the wing at the tip, I did a little finger/thumb/wing thrust test, and the plane was able to rotate beyond straight up @ WOT, so I think I'm getting more than 1:1 thrust. Took her to the park this morning for her re-maiden, light wind, maybe 5-10km. I checked CG, right around where it should be (and where my carbon rods are aligned as well). Gave her a toss @ about 60% power, started climbing right away, hard to control, touchy, but flyable after a few secs. I took my stock TX since I didn't feel like hauling my DX6i, and I think its going to take a while to get used to 0% expo again. Only got about 5 mins into my first pack when I nosed in fairly hard, and pushed the plastic firewall back into the fuse, rattling around, d'ohhh, more repairs, try it again tomorrow. Below are some pics. protocol ImagesView all Images in thread
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The arrival of Santa Claus in Chiefland for the 11th Annual Christmas Festival and Parade has changed this year.
Parents and children should be aware that Santa has had to change his schedule for hearing wishes to accommodate the many appearances he must make at festivals on Saturday, Dec. 13. He will be arriving at Trailhead Park at 4 p.m. and will leave shortly before 6 p.m. to lead the lighted float parade down U.S. Highway 19/Main Street, from Chiefland High School to Trailhead Park.
A Fanning Springs man died shortly after midnight on Tuesday, Dec. 9, and two Chiefland residents were injured in a head-on collision on U.S. Highway 19 and Northwest 150th Lane, according to a Florida Highway Patrol press release.
Steven E. Wright, 38, was pronounced dead at the scene, and while Ekaterina E. Norris, 24, and William C. Rollinson, 26, both of Chiefland, sustained minor injuries and were treated at Shands Hospital in Gainesville.
After more than a decade of disappointment, the development of a hospital in Chiefland seems to be inching closer to becoming a reality. Friday, the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration announced that it has granted Ameris Health Systems the certificate of need (CON) necessary to get the $45 million project rolling. "It's great news. We're really excited," Ameris senior vice president for business development Frank Schupp said in a phone interview.
A non-discrimination policy for those with limited English-speaking skills that is required for public transit systems by the federal government was approved by the Levy County Commission.
But the approval came after members of the audience indicated with their applause they would prefer the have only English spoken.
Levy Department of Public Safety Director David Knowles had high praise for County Sheriff Bobby McCallum, his deputies and investigators and the U.S. Marshal's Office in Gainesville.
"I want to thank the sheriff's office," Knowles said first thing on coming to the podium for his turn at the commission meeting. "We had an arson down in Inglis and the sheriff's office apprehended the suspects within 24 hours in conjunction with Marshal's Office."
Medical residents will shadow ― and possibly help ― crews on Levy County's ambulances as part of a program to allow them to learn about rural health care.
The agreement to allow the ride-along was unanimously approved by the Levy County Commission on Tuesday.
County Public Safety Director David Knowles said the students will be insured by the university for any action they take or encounter on the ride-along.
A Gainesville man reported missing after he did not return home from work on Nov. 29 was found dead in the woods in the University Oaks subdivision near Bronson by a local resident on an evening stroll on Wednesday, Dec. 3.
The Suwannee Valley Players, in conjunction with the Chief Theater, will debut John Patrick's comedy "The Curious Savage" on Friday, Dec. 5, with continued performances Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 6-7 and Dec. 12-14.
Laughter abounds when Mrs. Savage and her adult stepchildren have very different ideas about how to best use the millions of dollars left by her late husband. This play is presented by special arrangements with Dramatists Play Service.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Dec. 1, Dorothy Ahm, 46, Old Town, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription.
• Nov. 24, Joshua Baldenegro, 25, Chiefland, VOP.
• Nov. 25, Jonathan Beree, 42, Cedar Key, felony act that could cause death, aggravated battery, battery, battery on officer, burglary.
• Nov. 25, William Coggins, 43, Inglis, DWLS-habitual violator, VOP.
A woman died in a one-vehicle accident on State Road 24 at Wekiva Road on Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 11:15 p.m., according to a Florida Highway Patrol press release.
Olivia Shanice Ricketts, 21, of Lake Park, was driving a 2006 Nissan Sentra southbound on SR 24 when the car veered across the northbound lane and went onto the east shoulder where it turned and then collided with a tree.