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Have you ever had problems with bugs in your home?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on April 25, 2008
"We have an abundance of lady bugs, but we're counting them as good luck."
"Yeah, silverfish, crickets, spiders and other things that fly in."
"Ants. This time of year they like to creep in through the cracks and find their way inside."
"I've had some ant issues. I try to keep it as nontoxic as possible because of my cats, so I tried the all-natural approach and vacuumed them all up in their little marching lines."
sgtwolverine 6 years, 10 months ago
Nope. I've never said anything worth listening in on. But I suppose there could be electronic eavesdropping equipment that I haven't yet found...Yeah, I took the obvious route with this question; somebody had to use it. I was actually hoping one of the respondents would misinterpret the question and start talking about electronic eavesdropping, but I guess that was too much to hope for.
farmgal 6 years, 10 months ago
"We have an abundance of lady bugs, but we're counting them as good luck"Those aren't lady bugs. Lady bugs are red with black dots. The orangeish ones are Asian beetles. They don't really "harm" anything inside your house, other than they really bother a lot of people's allergies.
trinity 6 years, 10 months ago
cornmeal for ants. works like you wouldn't believe! i just put a teaspoon here&there on my kitchen counters, and within a few days the lil' buggers are gone gone gone. my kids think i'm nuts for having these little cornmeal pyramids-but i don't have any ants! :)lived in an old old house for a long time; bugs were just part of the deal.
OldEnuf2BYurDad 6 years, 10 months ago
"so I tried the all-natural approach and vacuumed them all up in their little marching lines"Sorry, but that's a waste of time. She's fighting a land war in Asia.
OnlyTheOne 6 years, 10 months ago
OldEnuf2BYurDad (Anonymous) says: She's fighting a land war in Asia.OH NO! I certainly hope this doesn't give Bush more ideas!
acg 6 years, 10 months ago
Our son brought home this awful flea-ridden cat last summer and wanted to adopt it. He hid it in the basement for two days and fed it gerbil food and stuff he stole out of the fridge before my husband and I realized that we had this cat. My hubby took the cat to the humane society and our house was infested with fleas. The cat was never even in the upstairs floors but still, the whole house had fleas. I had never seen anything like it, it was crazy how many fleas came off this stupid cat. We bombed three times and then they all went to the basement. We had to cover the entire basement floor with diatamacious earth for a month before it finally killed them all off. I was so aggravated. We also have a recluse problem. And they're huge. I don't know if it's because we live out by the lake, or what, but they're freakishly radiation poisoning big. I have pics of spiders I've taken where the body of the thing is as big as a quarter. It gives me the willies.
sgtwolverine 6 years, 10 months ago
Don't worry, R_I: I have a shorcut to tic-tac-toe on my desktop.
Deja Coffin 6 years, 10 months ago
We used to live in an old farmhouse in the country that has been remodeled and we had the biggest brown hairy spiders I'd ever seen. Some had legs the size of the middle parts of Q-tips. Plus we'd always get black snakes in our yard or mud room when they mowed the fields near our house. I felt like a prisoner in that house. To this day I refuse to buy a fixer upper because I'm afraid that it'll be infested with something.
sunflower_sue 6 years, 10 months ago
ACG, we have the recluse spiders, too. They keep themselves to the basement and have not bitten anyone...yet...so I just let them be. Pretty impossible to kill off but you can put out sticky traps and just sweep up the other insects (as TOB mentioned) that is what they are eating, anyway. No food, they might go away, but more of their food just keeps coming in. Hint: put the sticky traps under a nightlight. It will attact the other bugs which will attract the recluse. Are you sure that the "body the size of a quarter" spiders aren't wolf spiders? They are hairy and get as big as tarantulas. We have those, too, but they pretty much stay outside, although occassionally one will wander in. Creepy!Mostly we have those tiny little ants that wander in in the spring. Terro knocks them out fast. And our garage is full of those nasty Asian beetles. It looks like a scene from "Beloved."
sunflower_sue 6 years, 10 months ago
Oh, and we have a trap-door buffalo infestation in the yard. We've tried to spray for them but their hooves make it impossible for their body to absorb the toxins. We really don't want to get that close to their dens to fume them for fear we might lose one of the children when we have them place the hose.
acg 6 years, 10 months ago
No, they're not wolf spiders. We get wolf spiders and those freak me out, too. I don't care for the fact that they're hairy. For some reason a hairy spider is just creepier to me than a smooth one. When we first moved here, my aunt told me about the recluses and she showed me the fiddle on their back and told me all about how the old timers call them fiddlebacks, etc. to prepare us for living around them so I always check for the markings before I kill it. I know, logically, that they're good for eating other bugs, but so are other spiders. So when I come across a recluse, I kill it. But other spiders get to live and are just taken outside. When we first bought our house, a recluse bit me on my inner thigh (it was in our bed) and that was a very unpleasant experience, not to mention gross.
sgtwolverine 6 years, 10 months ago
I sleep in the basement of an old farmhouse, and the miniature wildlife and I have an agreement: if they don't invade my bed, I'll leave them alone. Only once has a spider broken the agreement, and he paid for it; otherwise, they haven't bothered me, and I haven't bothered them.
Frederic Gutknecht IV 6 years, 10 months ago
There was a guy with whom I sharet apartment. Hees nam wass Greg...turned into giant caterpillar. Bummer for me. He then paid no rent and was verry messy.
Deja Coffin 6 years, 10 months ago
Oh my goodness JJE007, I think I've had that same kind of infestation. Did he also eat the last of everything and then play Playstation for like 8 hours at a time?
sunflower_sue 6 years, 10 months ago
Ah ha! So it's the prairie squid that are leaving those giant slug tracks...
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posted up the first Amplitude PS4 gameplay trailer today revealing Team Multiplayer below!
To quote: Hey there, fellow FreQ!
It's been a while since I've had a chance to talk to you about Amplitude, but with PAX East right around the corner, and looking at the great progress we've been making in development, it seems like a great time to show you what we are up to.
Team Amplitude has been working feverishly to bring a sweet build of the game to PAX East, and as of this past week, we think that we nailed it. In the past few months since showing the game at PlayStation Experience, we've put a real focus on multiplayer, hoping to get groups battling it out at PAX East.
While we were focusing on the gameplay for Amplitude multiplayer, I started posing a question to the team: What can we do to even the playing field when pro players sit on the couch to play against new players?
During a team meeting, I discussed thoughts that I had for things like "rubber-banding" and power-up distribution, and out of nowhere, Amplitude Audio Lead Pete Maguire threw out the idea of team play. TEAM PLAY!? Genius!
Team play is something we'd never done in Amplitude before, and allowing players to team up 2v2 or even 3v1 sounded like an amazing...
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Video: Severed Coming to PS Vita in Spring 2015, Gameplay Trailer
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announced today that Severed is coming to PS Vita in Spring 2015 with a PlayStation Vita gameplay trailer below.
To quote: Well it is an exciting month, with all the work we've put into our newest game Severed, and the announcement that we'll be launching on the PS Vita this Spring. But let me not get ahead of myself.
The PlayStation community has been unbelievably supportive since we first released the original Guacamelee!, so it was a no brainer to bring Severed to the same fans. The Vita is really a great fit for Severed as the game feels very natural there, taking full advantage of both the D-pad and multi touch screen. We can't wait for Vita owners to try it out!
At this point you're probably wondering "What the heck is Severed?"
In Severed you take control of a one-armed heroine wielding a living sword. Crazy, eh? You'll be using touch based mechanics to employ offensive and defensive techniques against a variety of enemies.
In Severed you gain abilities by wearing Totems - armor pieces that are created from the remains of defeated Bosses. These abilities, such as Sunder, can be used both in combat to destroy enemy defenses and in exploration to...
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Video: Rainbow Skies: First PS3 / PS Vita Gameplay Trailer Revealed
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revealed the first Rainbow Skies PS3 / PS Vita gameplay trailer video below today.
To quote: It seems that many of you have been enjoying the opportunity to check out Rainbow Moon, which is currently part of the Instant Game Collection.
Today, I would like to show you the first video footage of our new game Rainbow Skies on PS3 and PS Vita, which we've been working on for some time now.
Rainbow Skies takes place in a completely new world and is an indirect sequel to Rainbow Moon. The game tells the story of the three young protagonists Damion, Layne, and Ashly, that meet under unforeseen circumstances and who get caught in the deadly crossfire of two rival superpowers.
Using Rainbow Moon as a foundation allows us to continue to improve all of our core features and introduce many new gameplay elements, such as monster taming and a combining skill attacks, some of which you can get a sneak peek at in the trailer.
For fans of Rainbow Moon, rest assured the gameplay and structure that are a trademark of the series are our still our highest priority and we endeavor not to disappoint!
Rainbow Skies will contain more than 10 times the amount...
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Video: Styx: Master of Shadows PS4 Trailer Showcases Gameplay
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To quote: Hi! This is Guillaume from Cyanide, and I'd like to introduce to you the nimble assassination skills found in our infiltration game coming this October to PS4, Styx: Master of Shadows, showcased with our new tongue-in-cheek "Assassin's Green" trailer.
Styx: Master of Shadows has a unique verticality that is ample throughout the gallows, alleys, courtyards and winding halls within the Tower of Akenash, and once you've mastered the skills at your disposal, a good player will be able to flow through the levels remaining undetected, carrying off awesome feats of stealthy murder.
Scale and prowl through the expansive and mysterious home of the World Tree, either subverting the guards, or quietly and invisibly disposing of them. Today's gameplay video illustrates some of the Goblin's skills, as he uses his stealth, weaponry, bold moves and smart use of the environment to get rid of the tower's denizens.
Skill is richly rewarded in Styx: Master of Shadows, with the most skilled of players able to swing organically from level to level, path to path,...
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Video: Bloodborne: Gamescom 2014 PlayStation 4 Gameplay Trailer
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To quote: The PlayStation Gamescom press conference is over, but the story is just beginning for Bloodborne - the new PS4-exclusive action-RPG being developed by From Software and SCE Japan Studio. See the latest below.
Just think. This week in Cologne, Germany, thousands of lucky gamers will get a chance to go hands-on with Bloodborne while the rest of us pursue fruitless endeavors like working, sleeping, and bathing.
For now, we'll have to make do with rewatching this video over and over while frantically scanning our RSS feeds for incoming hands-on editorial previews that should begin flowing tomorrow.
Check back here on PlayStation.Blog later this week for more information on the gameplay features being revealed this week at Gamescom. And maybe, just maybe, some hands-on thoughts of our own. See you soon!
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Am I the only one who thinks the first image looks better?
It's at the angle you bite from, and I sure would love to bite that. It's what my eye is used to, it reminds me of all the food I ate at bars. The color of the meat and bread is bright(and the bread looks crispier than the second).
The bread on the second one looks rugged and soggy, there's something off with the lightning. It's less cheerful.
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Hockey gods can make your day or break your heart: Arthur
Going into Game 5 of this Stanley Cup final between the Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings, people are talking about luck. Who gets the bounces, when they come, the hockey gods.
NEW YORK—It was about two weeks ago that Sergio Momesso was sitting the seats of an empty Madison Square Garden, casting his mind back 20 years.
He couldn't nap that day, he said, wrapped in nerves and the cacophony of Manhattan; his Vancouver Canucks were playing the New York Rangers in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final that night. He couldn't stop thinking that it could be the best night of his life or the worst, one of the other.
Those were the choices.
"If we could go back and replay that first period, I would love to replay it," said Momesso, then a Canucks winger and now an analyst for the Montreal Canadiens on TSN 690. "If we were down one goal, I think we would have been fine."
Ask anyone from Vancouver and they'll tell you what happened. The Canucks fell behind 2-0, were down 3-2 in the third, and they came close. In the third period, Nathan LaFayette hit a post, ping.
It stayed out. Bad luck.
Going into Game 5 of this Stanley Cup final between the Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings, people are talking about luck. Who gets the bounces, when they come, the hockey gods. Game 4 featured two pucks that slid as far as the Rangers' goal line but no further, and the second of them was stopped by the small piles of snow that had gathered around in the crease in just enough volume to keep L.A. from erasing New York's fifth two-goal lead of the series.
And in the first three games, the bounces mattered. Los Angeles had more bounces in Games 1 and 2, and in Game 3 the Kings scored on a deflection off a defenceman's skate, a deflection off a Ranger leg, and a puck that came back to a stick off a defenceman's skate.
The Rangers kept talking about bounces, luck, hockey gods, and got two bounces that led to goals in Game 4, plus those two pucks that wouldn't cross their goal line.
And the hockey gods, as coach Alain Vigneault said, were back.
Few players have total control over what the puck does, every time. They can control getting a clean shot off, and sometimes they know where it's going to go. But remember the goal Patrice Bergeron scored to tie Game 7 against Toronto in 2013? He let it fly from the blue line and it travelled into exactly the right spot, through a space about half the size of a mail slot. He didn't mean to. He never even looked at the net. He just shot it. There was a screen. He happened to find the hole.
Is that luck? Yes, and no.
Part of hockey has always been trying to wrestle the game out of chaos, and once a certain amount of the chaos has been screened out, the luck — however it can be controlled — can loom larger.
Parity has been pushed throughout the league by a hard salary cap, and even the teams that have separated themselves from the pack have difficulty separating themselves from each other. There hasn't been a sweep since the 1998 final, then the fourth sweep in a row, and there hasn't been a repeat champion since 1998, either, after five in the 17 years before that. Since 1998, a series has only even been ended in five games twice: in 2002, and 2007. Game 5 will be the 93rd playoff game of 2014, the most all-time.
Add to that goaltending, which has been sharpened and polished and cleaned, and the margin between teams can close even more quickly. Average save percentage in 1994 was .895; it was .911 in 2003-04; it was .914 this season, tying the all-time high, and it trends higher in the playoffs.
In the last three seasons, the average goals per game has hovered between 2.72 goals per team and 2.74, the lowest since the three seasons before the lockout.
Bounces matter just that little bit more.
And even after goal-heavy chariot races like Kings-Blackhawks , the gap between teams remains minuscule enough that in Chicago, fans were left grousing about bad luck, bad bounces, the hockey gods.
But it's just part of the game and everybody lives with it, sometimes for a long time. The Rangers may regret things, soon. On the plane home to Vancouver that night in 1994, the Canucks had a few drinks, talked about the crossbar, about a couple things that could have sent it into overtime.
They talked about the good things they had done, too. That crossbar, though, can feel like it's still vibrating.
Momesso, sitting the cold empty seats at Madison Square Garden, sighed.
"It was unfortunate that we didn't come out on top, because it's a memory for the rest of your life," Momesso said. "You can't change it. When you lose first round, second round, you go yeah, I remember that. You go all the way to the final . . .
"We still, when we get together, we talk about it. We all still wish the ending was different."
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Slow-starting Brentwood Academy scored 11 first-half points.
Unfortunately for Baylor, the Eagles found an answer for their scoring woes in the nick of time.
Senior K.J. Blue and sophomore Parker Suedekum combined for 16 points in the fourth quarter, senior Brandon Parker hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with under a minute to play and the Eagles rallied to defeat the Red Raiders, 58-55, Saturday night in a Division II-AA East/Middle Region game at Jimmy Duke Arena.
"We've lost a number of games just like that," Eagles coach Hubie Smith said. "We've been so close so many times that hopefully this will kick-start us for the tournament."
The Eagles (11-13, 4-5) can nail down the No. 4 seed and Baylor would be No. 5 for the playoffs with a victory over Father Ryan on Tuesday. If they lose, however, the two teams will flip spots in the bracket.
Either way, Baylor (14-8, 3-4), which played without starters Gage Upshaw and Spencer King, will host a playoff game next Saturday. McCallie, the No. 1 seed after Friday's 59-43 win over Father Ryan, has a first-round bye and won't play until Feb. 22.
Brentwood Academy's furious 31-point, fourth-quarter rally spoiled a special occasion for Baylor senior Amedeo Giussani, who scored a game-high 22 points with his father, Jacques, in the arena after making the trip from Switzerland to see his son perform on Senior Night.
It was Jacques Giussani's third time to seen his son play in the United States. He also attended games last season at McCallie and earlier this season at a Christmas tournament at Chattanooga State.
"It was a big deal for me," said Giussani, who drained four of Baylor's five 3-pointers, three in the first half when the Red Raiders built a 22-11 lead. "With my dad coming all the way from Switzerland, it was emotional and exciting seeing him here. It was something special."
Giussani said his father is scheduled to leave Chattanooga on Friday, but will try to talk him into staying through Saturday and watch the Red Raiders' 7 p.m. playoff game against either Pope John Paul II or Father Ryan at Duke Arena.
Giussani started the game with a 3 from out front, added two more 3-pointers and a 14-foot jumper as he scored 11 of Baylor's first 17 points. He hit another 3 in the third period and added eight points in the final period.
"Sure, I wanted to play well tonight," Giussani said, "but it's not that I went into the game with a different mindset. I try to do my best every time I go on the court."
The Eagles trailed for 31 minutes and 7 seconds before Parker's jumper from the right corner produced their first lead at 55-54 with 53 seconds remaining.
Blue made four of the Eagles' six 3s, all in the second half with three coming in the explosive final period. Suedekum scored seven of his 10 points in the fourth quarter.
Suedekum, Gavin Schoenwald and Jeremiah Oatsvall each added a free throw over the final 23.3 for the Eagles. Schoenwald, an eighth grader, and Oatsvall, a freshman, started Saturday's game.
"We're extremely young," said Smith, who has seven other sophomores and freshmen on his roster. "We've made a lot of progress. We weren't competing early in the season and now we're competing in every game. Tonight, somehow we found a way to win and I'm very proud of the kids."
Baylor scored just two points in the final 2:21 – free throws by Sammy Lupas and Matt Clendenen, who scored 19 points, 10 in the fourth quarter. Those same two players missed 3-point attempts in the last five seconds.
Blue finished with 12 points. Schoenwald scored 11 points.
Brentwood Academy made five field goals in the first half, just two in a four-point second quarter.
With Giussani leading the way Baylor had a double-digit lead at halftime and appeared to have the game completely in hand.
Giussani's 3 from the right wing gave Baylor a 28-17 advantage in the third period.
A quick 6-0 run – Blue's 3, Jordan James' free throw and Ed Wilks' layup – cut the Red Raiders' lead to five points.
"We had a little come-to-Jesus talk at halftime and our kids responded in the second half," Smith said.
Lupas' bank shot in the lane, Austin Maize's 3-pointer – his only points in the game – and Clendenen's jumper pushed Baylor's lead to 36-27 going into the fourth quarter.
Maize and Adam Brogdon, both juniors, got rare starts with Upshaw and King not dressed.
The Red Raiders were still up 38-29 when made a quick-strike move.
Suedekum made two layups off Baylor turnovers in a seven-second span and never was more than 5 feet from the basket. Then Schoenwald turned a Clendenen turnover into two free throws and suddenly Brentwood Academy trailed by 38-36 with 5:58 left.
"We turned the ball over at inopportune times," Baylor coach Austin Clark said, "and that's what pressure (defense) does. They stay on you the whole game and we had a limited bench depth-wise tonight, but I was proud of our kids' effort. (The pressure) is tough and you have to face it for 32 minutes, not 31.
"It won't be a problem unless we don't learn from it."
Giussani's layup gave Baylor a 40-36 lead, but Blue's left-wing 3 pulled the Eagles to within a point.
Clendenen converted a three-point play, the Eagles' Tyler McNair hit a free throw after being fouled on a putback attempt, Clendenen made another three-point play, Schoenwald scored on a putback, Giussani hit a free throw and Clendenen drove the lane and the Red Raiders had breathing room at 49-42 at the 3:55 mark.
Blue dropped another 3 on Baylor and Giussani answered with two free throws. Schoenwald hit a layup and the ever-active Clendenen put back Giussani's off-the-mark 3-pointer and the Red Raiders' lead was 53-47 with 2:22 on the clock.
McNair's bucket and a 3 by Blue pulled Brentwood Academy to within 53-52.
At the other end, Lupas hit 1 of 2 charity tosses with 64 seconds left.
Eleven seconds later, Taylor put the Eagles ahead for the first time with his clutch 3-point bomb from the right corner.
"We were up by 11 points against Ensworth in the third quarter (Friday) night," Smith said, "and ended up losing. It was a crushing defeat and we were flat coming out tonight. We have had a hard time putting a whole game together.
"We were terrible in the first half, but played beautifully in the second half, especially that fourth quarter."
Clark said the Eagles went against their offensive grain to punishing Baylor from the perimeter.
"They're not a 3-point shooting team," he said, "although they made that one to put them up. If they don't make that shot, we get a rebound and blah, blah, blah. Their strong suit is penetration and kicking it down to the big guys or finishing with a layup."
Clark told players returning their uniforms to the equipment room after the game he would not hold practice on Monday.
"I don't think practice would be beneficial," he said. "They laid it on the line tonight and I feel for them. There's no sense in coming back (Monday) and rehashing it. I'll give them a day to relax and then get ready for Saturday.
"And there's no reason beating them to death over this game. I don't do that. I'd more likely practice if we had won playing poorly than after a loss with our hearts on the floor."
Brentwood Academy's girls defeated Baylor, 49-42.
Brentwood Academy 7 4 16 31 – 58
Baylor 12 10 14 19 – 55
Brentwood Academy (58) – Jeremiah Oatsvall 6, Br. Taylor 3, K.J. Blue 12, Parker Suedekum 10, Wilks 4, Bl. Taylor, T. Taylor, Hopkins, Gavin Schoenwald 11, McNair 6, Mathews, James 6.
Baylor (55) – Matt Clendenen 19, Amedeo Giussani 22, Lupas 7, Maize 3, Brogdon, Seaberg 4, Jump, Riggins.
3-Point Goals – Brentwood Academy 6 (Blue 4, Br. Taylor, Oatsvall); Baylor 5 (Giussani 4, Maize).
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Can Button hold on?
For seven races he looked unstoppable. Now the chasing pack are hot on his wheels, and critics say he'll pay a high price for being too cautious. David Tremayne gives Jenson Button a chance to answer back
Saturday 29 August 2009
Nobody has dominated a season quite so dramatically as Jenson Button did, then fallen so spectacularly from grace. The first seven races yielded six wins, a third, and 61 points; then came a sixth, a fifth and two sevenths and a measly 11 more points.
Small wonder, then, that underlying frustration is evident in his tone as, for the umpteenth time, he goes through the explanation of how his Brawn fails to generate sufficient tyre temperature in cooler conditions, ahead of tomorrow's race at Spa in Belgium. He's a good-natured guy, but he's beginning to get a mite tired of having to justify the problems to people who lambasted him when things were going so badly at Honda, then praised him to the skies when he started his winning streak.
"The car hasn't changed," he said after a poor seventh in Hungary. "The only thing that has changed is the weather from Friday to Sunday. We keep complaining and saying it is the weather's fault, and it basically is. We have built a car that looks after its tyres when it is the right temperature range, but as soon as it drops out of that we've got a problem."
Even a change of 10C has been sufficient to change the Brawn into a car no longer capable of holding off the Red Bulls of title rivals Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber, Lewis Hamilton's increasingly competitive McLaren, the Ferrari, or Nico Rosberg's Williams. The poor results have inevitably triggered suggestions that Button has been too cautious and squandered what was once a huge points advantage.
"I don't have a conservative approach, that's the thing," he insists. "If you look at the last four races, in the first three our car was not as competitive as we would have hoped. The last one [Valencia] wasn't a good weekend for me, initially because I didn't qualify well. If you look at the race, if I'd stayed on the inside of Vettel I would have broken my front wing and wiped him out as well."
Ah, lack of aggression, the critics said. "It's not a conservative approach, it's about not being stupid," Button counters. "Commonsense says you lift if someone is about to clip your front wing. You don't get any points if you have to make a pit-stop." All drivers rationalise bad things in their own way, for self-belief is a crucial cornerstone of success.
Barrichello kept his motivation alive with some odd self-justification, but judging by his performance in Valencia, it did the trick. Button, however, is not the sort to delude himself, and is genuinely non-plussed by suggestions that he lacks aggression, or even that he doesn't really want the title.
"I don't think people are saying that seriously. Who would possibly say that?" he asks, incredulous. "In reality, that is not the question – it can't be. 'Does he want the title?' It's a pretty silly question isn't it? Why am I here then? Do I want to win the title? No, I want to finish second or third... When you have one bad race there are always silly questions. This is not the part of the job you want to think about too much. I want to focus on the driving."
It's a pretty standard response from a driver who is undoubtedly feeling the pressure despite outward appearances, but no less valid for that. Button is much more concerned with the nuances of oversteer and understeer, high-speed downforce, and, yes, tyre temperature, than how people perceive him.
Right now, he needs to understand why his team-mate can get more out of the same package than he can, just as Barrichello had to ponder that earlier in the season. He concedes that their styles differ, that the Brazilian's is perhaps coarser, and therefore less kind to the Bridgestone tyres. "Rubens works the tyres a bit harder," he says. "He was getting five to 10 degrees more temperature into them at Silverstone. But there are a lot of high G corners here and lots of hard braking, which generates temperature, so that shouldn't be such a problem here at Spa."
It's deeply ironic that the gentle touch, so long acknowledged as the quickest way, isn't always the answer these days.
Race for the title: Four-way fight
*Jenson Button
6 wins, 72 points
Earlier this year Button looked untouchable. He won the two first races, had a brief dip in China (literally) when his Brawn was less suited to the wet than the Red Bulls, then bounced back to win the next four races. Since then ... well, the wheels have come off as the Brawn has struggled to generate decent tyre temperatures in cooler conditions. His challenge depends entirely on how effectively the team fix that problem. When the car works, Button can do the job.
*Sebastian Vettel
2 wins, 47 points
Vettel is a clear champion of the future, with the right blend of speed, car control and aggression, and the determination to bend a team to his will. He drove beautifully in China and Silverstone, to score the second and third victories of his burgeoning career. However, he has run into trouble. Team-mate Mark Webber beat him fair and square in Germany, then he retired in Hungary and Valencia. And two engine failures in Spain leave him with only two of his permitted eight motors for the next six meetings. Spa, Monza and Suzuka are notably hard on engines... Of the four contenders, his chances look the most precarious.
*Rubens Barrichello
1 win, 54 points
As Button went on his winning spree, the Brazilian had a difficult time, often faster in certain practices but unable to translate that into the big result. By Valencia he seemed to be out of contention, but a great victory there thrust him into the fight. He seems better able to unlock the Brawn's potential right now, and is still hungry. Don't write him off just yet.
*Mark Webber
1 win, 51.5 points
Webber is a tough guy. He proved that physically by coming back seemingly unaffected from the leg-breaking accident on the Mark Webber Challenge in Tasmania last November. He's always believed in himself, and that belief was totally vindicated when he scored his first victory, in Germany. Webber is nonetheless the dark horse.
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Savers struggling to stand still against march of inflation
With interest rates expected to stay low for years, there are few places to park your cash where it won't be steadily eroded. By Chiara Cavaglieri
Long-suffering savers and retirees must feel as though they can't catch a break, faced with news that they face continued low interest rates and climbing inflation. The bells of doom were already ringing after the Bank of England's latest Inflation Report, but with experts revealing this week that current levels of inflation could halve the real value of cash savings over 25 years, where can beleaguered savers turn?
Ever since interest rates were cut to just 0.5 per cent in 2009, savers have been scrabbling to find above-inflation returns on their deposits. Borrowers may have welcomed the Funding for Lending scheme, which sparked record low mortgage rates, but for anyone relying on cash savings it made a difficult situation even worse. Last week, the Bank's new governor, Mark Carney, warned that the base rate would not rise until UK unemployment fell below 7 per cent – which is expected to take another three years – and at the same time inflation was likely to remain above the Government's 2 per cent target for at least the next two.
The long-term effects of inflation on the spending power of your money can be catastrophic – since 2009 the consumer prices index (CPI) has risen by 14.87 per cent, while cash has risen by only 3.39 per cent. Annual CPI has now edged down to 2.8 per cent, but Adrian Lowcock at Hargreaves Lansdown explained that inflation at this level would still halve the value of your savings in 25 years.
"The Bank of England has forecast interest rates may remain low until 2016. If this is the case, savers can expect interest on their savings to remain below inflation for another three years," he said. "Inflation also affects our real income. With wages frozen, household incomes are being eaten away by inflation. Inflation matters to all of us, whether we are working or retired, savers or investors, as it measures the rate at which the costs of goods and services rise."
A basic-rate taxpayer would need to earn 3.5 per cent on their savings to beat the current level of inflation yet there is only one lonely account offering any respite, according to Moneyfacts – Skipton Building Society's Limited Edition Fixed Rate Branch Bond – a seven-year bond – paying 3.5 per cent. There isn't a single account paying the 4.66 per cent that higher-rate taxpayers would need to beat inflation.
If you don't want to lock your money away for such a long time, make the most of your annual individual savings account (Isa) allowance. Isa rates tend to be lower than standard savings but as returns have plummeted across the board, it is a struggle to find anything that matches the tax-free benefits. The Nationwide Flexclusive Isa is currently paying 2.25 per cent (including a 0.85 per cent bonus until December 2014) and can be opened with just £1, although you must hold a current account with the building society to apply. The Newcastle Big Home Saver Isa pays a slightly more generous 3 per cent AER, but you must pay in and make no withdrawals to get that rate, otherwise it falls to 2 per cent for that month.
Regular savers and even current account holders can find slightly more acceptable returns. The Santander 123 current account offers both cashback of up to 3 per cent on bills, and interest of up to 3 per cent on balances of more than £3,000 – beating any rival Isa on the market. First Direct also offers its current account customers a regular saver account paying a generous 6 per cent, fixed for one year. You can drip-feed £25-£300 a month but withdrawals are not permitted.
Even if you do manage to snap up a best buy, inflation cannot be ignored, particularly if you are approaching retirement. Annuity rates are already at an all-time low and inflation is compounding the problem for pensioners living on a fixed income and watching the value of their income fall away.
"Everyone will tell you buying an annuity is the safe thing to do but when you think about it, buying an annuity is a huge gamble," pensions specialist Dr Ros Altmann said. "In many ways it is the highest risk option that you will ever take, because you might lose all your capital. The income may have some kind of guarantee but that doesn't protect your capital and that income only lasts as long as you survive."
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Downsizing your house could be another consideration but the real question is whether you're happy to simply put up with the fact that your spending power is taking a nosedive, or take on some investment risk in the hope of generating better returns.
"Cash simply isn't king in the current environment of low rates and above target inflation," said Jason Hollands at the financial adviser BestInvest. "While we all need some cash reserves for short term needs and emergencies, investors with a reasonable time horizon should look to shift some of this into riskier assets where there is a prospect of a real return after inflation."
Equities are volatile but they can offer some inflation-proofing if companies are able to grow their business and raise dividends. Global brands paying high dividends can offer a better chance of keeping up with inflation, and gold is still seen as a hedge against inflation, although its price has seen a sharp fall recently.
Hargreaves Lansdown recommends both Troy Trojan (which has exposure to gold and gold mining equities, inflation-linked US and UK government bonds, and cash) and Threadneedle UK Equity Alpha Income, which yields 3.6 per cent.
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After taking the previous review into account, tried using coconut cream instead of milk, soup was the right consistency just lacked a depth of flavour - Could be the laksa paste I chose so will try another next time. Served up in under 15 minutes which was a definite plus!
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Sugar, Corn Syrup, Cornstarch, Modified Cornstarch, Maltodextrin, FD&C Red 40, Yellow 6, Yellow 5, Titanium Dioxide (for color), Blue 1, Red 3, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Carnauba Wax, Beeswax, Confectioner's Glaze Packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, soy, and milk products.
Approximately 125 pieces per pound.
Nutrition Facts
Serving size 42g (~1.5 oz.)
Amount per serving | |
Calories | 150 |
Calories from Fat |
Total Fat | 0g | 0% |
Saturated Fat | 0g | 0% |
Cholesterol | 0mg | 0% |
Sodium | 15mg | 1% |
Total Carbohydrate | 38g | 13% |
Dietary Fiber | 0g | 0% |
Sugars | 25g | |
Protein | 0g |
Vitamin A | 0% |
Vitamin C | 0% |
Calcium | 0% |
Iron | 0% |
Store at room temperature for up to 1 year.
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Country of origin: United States


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