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A mother living in a "nightmare" block of flats in Mottingham claims problems range from sewage coming out of the toilet to parts of the building falling off.
Lajla Nyhus, 30, lives in Geffrey House, Mottingham Road - a Grade II listed building - with two-year-old son Taylor.
The full time mum has resided there for eight-and-a-half years - but cannot address its issues directly because of the building's protected status.
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She said: "It's been a nightmare for just over two years. All the residents are really suffering.
"It affects me every day, especially in the winter, it really affects people then.
"The building has got green mould travelling up the wall - there's the spores and the constant drafts.
"Everyone gets constant coughs and colds, my son got about five chest infections last year."
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She added: "Then there's sewage coming up out of the toilet, the pavement outside is breaking up. Parts of the building are actually falling off.
"There's nothing you can do about it so you speak to people at Affinity Sutton and they just don't seem to do anything.
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Could you recommend a sour cherry for fresh eating?
i want to plant a cherry tree this fall or next spring, im debating over a u of sk like crimson passion or carmine jewel, a traditional sour cherry such as northstar, or a hungarian cherry such as jubileum or danoube. i buy frozen tart cherries and like the flavor of those but havent really tried much else fresh. i want one with good flavor, a small tree size, and the tree needs to look nice and ornamental rather than scraggly since i live in town and my wife freaks out about my fruit plants. good productivity would also be a plus, as well as the birds staying away (im hoping to avoid netting it due to the looks concern)
I just put in Crimson Passion bush cherry, Danube tree, and Surefire tree this spring. I'm sorry, I can't comment on taste yet but I can say the trees look like they will be very ornamental. The Danube blossomed this spring (though it aborted the baby cherries, understandably) and was at least as lovely as my crabapples. The leaves are a nice, glossy green as well. Sour cherry trees aren't supposed to get very big, 15' or so, and I'll be pruning mine so they don't get bigger than 10'.
There are traditional sour cherry trees (not sure if they were Northstar) at the Allen gardens in Madison, WI that haven't been pruned/sprayed/anything for years, and are still attractive and set a good crop this summer. They were not netted, and it seemed the birds weren't taking too many. There was more than I could pick, anyway! (I had permission, since I volunteer there.) I enjoyed them fresh off the tree, if they were really ripe. It is in the middle of the city though I'm planning on netting my trees once they start to bear. I have heard birds don't go after the yellow cherries like White Gold as much as the dark ones. But that is a sweet cherry, and more finicky than the sours.
Once you plant, be sure to protect your tree from rabbits! They left my Crimson Passion bush alone for a few weeks, then nibbled it to the ground. Luckily, it came back once I fenced it.
I'm looking forward to hearing comments on flavor and productivity from people with bearing trees!
Just picked 2 pounds Surefire off a 3rd-year tree. Would have been 10 pounds but for another very wet and cold late spring (tree had over 1,000 blooms). Surprisingly few cracked even though it rained 20 of 30 June days, but then the ripening Surefire fruit is very soft. We particularly wanted the red flesh and juice of the Surefire.
I'm not a fan of cherries but the Surefire tastes very good when cooked or baked, just like you would expect of a pie cherry.
I second Balaton. It has been very productive plant since the day it was planted, and so far stays very bushy and compact. Fruit is great. This was the only year we didn't get any cherries from it in several years, and that was due to an exceptionally warm winter/spring and late freeze.
What do you call a disease and pest free, landscape quality, frost proof, long bearing (2 months), highly productive cherry tree? Illinois Everbearing Mulberry. No joke, cherries are problematic. c-onursery.com has top quality bare root fruit trees at very reason prices, including Balaton. Got mine on Mahaleb as I hate Mazzard.
I love rhubarb and quince, but not straight. Well ripened sour cherries are enjoyable in moderation though.
I have 3 trees with a sparse crop that is just starting to ripen up. I have no idea what variety they are other than the fact that they have red flesh and are maybe 4-8 years old. I wonder if its enough for one pie this year?
Montmorency is a champ for a reason: Tons of trouble-free delicious cherries every year. Beautiful to look at.
I had one Jubileum cherry last year. It was purple and delicious.
I like Northstar but it has lots of diseases here with our wet Springs.
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I grow Northstar. It is a bit tart for for fresh eating although I do eat some fresh. The trick for me is to let them ripen until purple. Do not pick when red. Perhaps too
tart for fresh eating for most people. I cook with most of them.
I sampled Balaton at my friend's commercial orchard and agree is is fantastic for fresh eating. I was so thrilled
that I purchased my own tree bare-root the following spring. It is now 5 years old and I have yet to get a cherry off of it. The tree runted out at 4' and just gets
wider but not taller. This year it flowered but a heavy
spring frost wiped out this year's crop.
I will give it another year, but I cannot get the tree to bear. It has only sparsely flowered the past 3 years. I heard they are shy bearing in youth and are best cross pllinated. With that in mind, I planted a mesabi cherry
I think it is a rootstock issue as the tree is healthy. The source I bought it from did not disclose the rootstock used. It does not grow in size like the Balaton at my friend's orchard. His were 12' tall.
My family likes Montmorency as well. They can be eaten fresh if picked late in the season but are not quite as sweet as Balaton. Big issue is Montmorency gets way too large to net for bird control.
Has anyone tried growing Montmorency on Gisela 5? I see raintree offers is on Gisela 5. I have been tempted to try
one to see if it will stay smaller than the 18' height I see at the commercial cherry orchards in my state (WI) in the Door County area.
I have not yet tasted Danube or Jubileum but commercially I hear Balaton was the best out of these 3 introductions from Hungary. Can anyone comment on the sweetness of Danube and Jubileum compared to Balaton?


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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Phoenix Coyotes have taken a major step toward securing an owner.
All that's left is one last hurdle.
Glendale's City Council voted late Tuesday night in favour of a reworked, $320-million arena management deal with Greg Jamison, clearing the way for the former San Jose Sharks CEO to complete his purchase of the team from the NHL.
"The affirmative vote by the Glendale City Council is an important step toward the realization of a positive ownership resolution for the Coyotes and their fans," NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said in a statement Wednesday. "The National Hockey League looks forward to working with Greg Jamison to complete the sale process as expeditiously as possible."
The City Council approved a 20-year, $324 million deal for Jobing.com Arena in June, but, faced with growing financial constraints, city leaders sought to renegotiate the deal.
The council voted 4-2 in favour of the new deal, which cuts back Glendale's payments in the first five years, gives Jamison incentives to bring in more non-hockey events and issues penalties if there is an NHL lockout. The current lockout is in its 11th week and has wiped out more than 400 regular-season games, along with the NHL All-Star game.
The new arena deal requires Jamison to complete his purchase of the team from the NHL by Jan. 21, 2013, a deadline he was confident would be met. "I know they (city leaders) want closure very badly and so do I and the rest of the group," Jamison said after the meeting Tuesday night. "We're confident we can get there."
It's been a long wait.
The Coyotes have been run by the NHL the past three seasons, since former owner Jerry Moyes took the team into bankruptcy in 2009. The team still managed to be successful on the ice despite financial limitations, reaching the playoffs all three years, including the franchise's first trip to the Western Conference finals in 2011-12.
The Coyotes have had several potential suitors in that time and a deal with Chicago businessman Matthew Hulsizer appeared to be in place last year before the conservative watchdog group Goldwater Institute killed it by warning potential bond buyers to stay away from the Glendale offering because of a looming lawsuit.
Goldwater tried to stop the deal with Jamison, but the city council voted in favour of the lease agreement during the summer and Glendale voters in November's election upheld a 0.7 per cent sales tax increase.
With the council agreeing to the reworked arena agreement, Jamison must now complete his deal with the NHL and gain approval from the league's board of governors.
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6. Fruit of the Poisoned Tree When Klaus discovers Hayley's life is being threatened, he goes to extreme lengths to protect her and their unborn baby. Cami turns to Father Kieran (TODD STASHWICK) for guidance.
7. Bloodletting Amidst growing tensions between them, Klaus and Elijah turn to Sabine (SHANNON KANE) for help in locating Hayley, who has gone missing. Marcel makes Rebekah an enticing offer.
8. The River in Reverse When an unsuspecting Marcel uncovers upsetting information involving Klaus, a confrontation ends in a surprising twist. Rebekah turns to Father Kieran (TODD STASHWICK) for help.
9. Reigning Pain in New Orleans Marcel is surprised when Klaus opens up. Cami tries to make sense of cryptic messages. The human faction takes matters into their own hands, resulting in a violent confrontation.
10. The Casket Girls The French Quarter prepares for its annual celebration of the Casket Girls Festival. Elijah and Marcel form an unlikely alliance as Klaus sets a plan in motion to get Davina back.
11. Apres Moi, le Deluge When Davina becomes violently ill and the repercussions soon begin to affect the entire French Quarter, Marcel, Klaus, Elijah and Rebekah rush to find out what is going on.
12. Dance Back from The Grave Cami comforts Marcel, who opens up and shares some details of his past with her, but things quickly spiral out of control when an unexpected visitor shows up. Rebekah is on alert.
13. Crescent City Father Kieran (TODD STASHWICK) finds himself in a great deal of trouble. Someone Marcel and Rebekah once knew threatens to expose secrets they've kept buried for nearly a century.
14. Long Way Back From Hell When Rebekah finds herself locked up, she realizes a witch named Genevieve (ELYSE LEVESQUE) is back to seek revenge. Marcel realizes he may hold valuable information.
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21. The Battle of New Orleans Realizing a plan of Klaus' will lead to the extermination of all French Quarter vampires, Marcel rallies an army to take down the Mikaelsons and regain control of the city.
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Dying Plant Fatsia Japonica?
Hi, bascially my plant is dying and fairly fast too it seems.
My father lost the name tab for it but i remember it saying Caster oil Plant, though i am fairly sure it is actually a Fatsia Japonica looking around online.
The plant has for as long as i remember seemed to be stable if a little saggy looking, but it got a lot more so recently.
Some of the new leaves had started looked perky and roughly 2 weeks ago they just plumited as did all the older ones, very wilted and saggy to the point that they were flat against the main trunk.
This week the stems darkened and got literally floppy.
I only really noted how severe this last couple of days when i got real close to took at it and noticed complete lack of strength in the stems, like string basically, especially at the start of the stems.
I had seen the plant have minor moment before but it always recovered and never had leaves etc go bad like this. so i am ratehr peved that i didn't react sooner for help.
Anyway i removed lots of the leaves as they seemed so bad they would be doing harm to the rest of the plant, but now i am left with just the top 2 leaves and they are drooping more than in theese 3 pictures..
Copy and paste urls to view teh 3 large images.
I know there are 3 leafs in the pics but was taken 2 days ago but the bottem leaf took a nose dive at base of stem, going almost black next to the other 2, both of which are not looking as green now :(
Does anyone know what if anything i can do to salvage the plant, i bascially inherited it from my mother when she passed away 6 years ago, This is one of only 2 plants she managed to keep alive and was proud of. i have always left it alone doing nothing fancy other than watering it once a week or fortnight, which seemed to do the job until now.
By the way the plant is roughly 3 feet tall now, and my father actually repotted it about a year ago, which caused much of the green main stem (trunk) growth to happen quicker than i had seen before.
The plant is a Fatsia japonica or commonly known as Japanese Aralia.
The plant is gone, sorry to say. You best bet would be to cut it apart and look for any like trunk, that you can make cuttings from.
I see this is in a very large glazed ceramic container, this is the cause of its death. If it doesn't have drainage holes, this is the cause. If it doesn't it is because it is to large of a container and very thick, which doesn't allow the soil to properly dry out.
This post was edited by cooljjay on Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 21:56
I don't know where you live but in most of the UK you can grow this outdoors in the ground. They are very forgiving, easy to grow and pretty hard to kill. I do not believe it is any thing like doomed. It looks as if it has been overwatered and underlit, that's all. If you can give me a rough idea of where you live I can tell you if it can go in the ground. If you live somewhere with really chilly winters I'd repot into a nice big container with new container compost. Hold back on the watering. Keep it in the garden until there have been a few frosts before bringing it into the lightest coolest place you have inside.
Here is a link that might be useful: Fatsia japonica


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"MD continues to execute good deals." (3/25/15) Midland Exploration Inc. - Adrian Day, Global Analyst More >
"One company doing the right things is KDX." (3/25/15) Klondex Mines Ltd. - The Gold Report Interview with Ralph Aldis More >
"LLG's ability to raise money for a niche mineral in this environment is an achievement." (3/24/15) Mason Graphite Inc. - The Mining Report Interview with Simon Moores More >
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Streetwise Interviews
Ralph Aldis: How the Five Principles of Capital Allocation Can Mean Gold Mining Success
Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Gold Report (3/25/15)
Everyone loves good management, but Ralph Aldis, portfolio manager with U.S. Global Investors, argues that few in the mining industry understand that the proper allocation of capital and the valuation of assets are the two criteria that separate the winners from the losers. In this interview with The Gold Report, Aldis highlights a dozen gold miners that get it and are likely to flourish even with continued low gold prices. More >
Where Will the Graphite, Lithium and Cobalt for the Battery Revolution Come From?: Simon Moores
Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Mining Report (3/24/15)
Following the lead of Tesla Motors, LG Chem, Foxconn and others are racing to build megafactories to build batteries for electric cars. Yet even now the world supply of graphite, lithium and cobalt needed to supply these factories is insufficient. In this interview with The Mining Report, Simon Moores, managing director of Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, explains that we can soon expect healthy prices for all three metals, but the juniors that will succeed in the market must first and foremost learn to meet the needs of the end users. More >
Casey Gathers Top Gold Experts to Share Secrets for Making Money in Any Market
Source: Casey Research (3/23/15)
When the bears are attacking and "stuckholders" are looking for shelter, that is the time to call on the experts who have found a way to make money in up and down years. In this excerpt from the Casey Research "Going Vertical" webinar, The Gold Report shares inside secrets from Pierre Lassonde, Rick Rule, Jeff Clark, Doug Casey, Frank Holmes and Louis James as they call out their favorite picks of yesterday and today. (Click here to watch it now.) More >
Quebec Is Back, Ready for Renaissance: Eric Lemieux
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (3/18/15)
During the period when Parti Québécois controlled Québec, the province's attractiveness as a mining jurisdiction fell from #1 to #21 in the Frasier Institute's Annual Survey of Mining Companies. But when Philippe Couillard's Liberal government won a majority in April 2014, the market got the message. Eric Lemieux, consulting technical adviser to Toronto-based Peartree Securities, says that the Osisko Mining bidding war showed that companies were willing to pay a premium for Québec-based assets. Since then other takeovers have happened. In this interview with The Gold Report, Lemieux discusses some promising projects in Québec and other stable jurisdictions. More >
Why Goldman Sachs Is Wrong About Commodity Prices: Philip Richards
Source: JT Long of The Mining Report (3/17/15)
Goldman Sachs delivered a dire commodities outlook earlier this year, but RAB Capital Founder Philip Richards still sees compelling buying opportunities. In this interview with The Mining Report, Richards discusses his outlook for oil, gold, vanadium, zinc and nickel, and profiles companies with projects that will see the light of day even in harsh price environments. A few of these names have doubled in stock value in recent months, and still others look poised to deliver multiple returns on investment. More >
Why Hallgarten's Chris Ecclestone Is Staying Long in the Mining Sector
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (3/16/15)
Chris Ecclestone, principal and mining strategist at London-based Hallgarten & Co., finds optimism in the most unlikely places. He says that the key reason to be cheerful in 2015 is that the mining sector remains largely ignored. Ecclestone posits that the eventual rotation of broad market money into the sector will float many boats and lead to further M&A, which could start this year. In this interview with The Gold Report, he recommends being long mining stocks and shares some long positions and possible M&A targets. More >
The Simple Test Tocqueville's John Hathaway and Doug Groh Use to Determine if Gold Is at a Bottom
Source: JT Long of The Gold Report (3/11/15)
Gold investors have been through a nuclear winter, but the future looks bright as mining companies bask in the glow of lower costs, better exchange rates and a flurry of mergers and acquisitions. In this interview with The Gold Report, Tocqueville Asset Management fund managers Doug Groh and John Hathaway share the names of mid-cap companies that could emerge successfully and one truly contrarian play that could be a tenbagger if their forecasts are correct. More >
When Junior Markets Turn Most Negative in 35 Years, Guess Where Financier Carlo Civelli Puts His Money?
Source: JT Long of The Mining Report (3/10/15)
After 30 years of investing in natural resources, financier and founder of Clarion Finanz Carlo Civelli has declared 2015 to be one of the worst natural resource investing markets he has ever seen. But he is still finding opportunities by funding some of his favorite management teams in neighborhoods where he sees an opportunity to prove resources and attract buyers. In this interview with The Mining Report, he shares his secret for finding companies that can create value despite challenging market conditions, and he reveals where he is putting his money today.
Hitting the High Notes of African Resource M&A: Nana Sangmuah
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (3/9/15)
With six mining deals in 16 months, mining takeovers in African nations are happening with increasing frequency, and Nana Sangmuah, managing director of research with Toronto-based Clarus Securities, says more African M&A is on the way. But he cautions investors about companies high-grading reserves to generate cash flow. When the music stops, Sangmuah says, those companies will crash. In this interview with The Gold Report, Sangmuah tells investors how to avoid the party crashers and seek names that can hit the high notes with long-life production assets that can generate significant cash flow to retire debt, grow the business and return some profits to shareholders. More >
How to Position Your Portfolio for the Coming Gold Upturn: AlphaStox's Etienne Moshevich
Source: Peter Byrne of The Gold Report (3/4/15)
The world needs gold, says AlphaStox's Etienne Moshevich, and while it has been out of favor for the last few years, a series of macro factors point to its uptrend. In this interview with The Gold Report, Moshevich discusses 11 gold, manganese and graphite companies with management teams that have the skills to ride the wave to create shareholder value. More >
Gareth Hatch: New REE Export Rules Inside China Level the International Playing Field
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Mining Report (3/3/15)
The era of rare earth elements export quotas and tariffs in China will soon be over and that could ultimately mean a new era of higher prices for REEs inside China, says Gareth Hatch, founding principal of Technology Metals Research and president of Innovation Metals Corp. Chinese REE producers are now subject to much higher environmental standards, which could further level the playing field for non-Chinese REE producers. In this interview with The Mining Report, Hatch discusses some of the latest REE processing technologies, companies with promising REE projects and other companies looking to produce battery-grade graphite.
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Why Miners with Positive Cash Flow Deserve Your Attention: Philip Ker
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (3/2/15)
Cash flow. Cash Flow. Cash flow. That's where investors should focus in 2015, says Philip Ker, mining analyst with PI Financial. Ker says that Canadian and Mexican gold producers are generating greater cash flow owing to a stronger U.S. greenback and more finely tuned mine plans. In this interview with The Gold Report, he shares his top stock pick for 2015 and some equity stories that could unlock further shareholder value with the drill bit. More >
European Investor Olivier Tielens: In a Sideways Gold Market, Explorers Offer the Most Upside
Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Gold Report (2/25/15)
It is a wonderful thing for miners to increase production and cut costs, says private investor Olivier Tielens. Unfortunately, in today's market, producers are not getting great prices for their gold and silver. In this interview with The Gold Report, Tielens argues that investors with positions in explorers that make discoveries realize immediate and major gains. In addition, he names four juniors with a high likelihood of positive reratings in 2015. More >
Where is the Smart Money Going in Mining? Lawrence Roulston's Answer May Surprise You
Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Mining Report (2/24/15)
Forget all the doom and gloom you hear about junior miners, says Lawrence Roulston, president of Quintana Resources Capital ULC. Canny investors should pay close attention to the flood of new money entering the sector and note carefully where it is going. In this interview with The Mining Report, Roulston presents a host of undervalued gold and silver miners with management that is not only advancing projects but, more important, enhancing shareholder value. As a bonus, many of these companies will likely be taken out at handsome premiums. More >
The Resource Maven Tells Investors How to Take Advantage of a Rising Happiness Index
Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Gold Report (2/18/15)
The bottom is in, says Gwen Preston, founder of the Resource Maven, but the next bull market in gold hasn't yet arrived. In this interview with the The Gold Report, she argues that investors should concentrate on finding likely takeover targets and explains that these companies are often distinguished by strong investor and institutional backing. She identifies four such companies, as well as highlighting two exciting explorers and the one gold major best positioned for a robust recovery. More >
Jeb Handwerger: A Surge in M&As Proves that Gold Is Back
Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Mining Report (2/17/15)
Gold stocks have been trading at huge discounts for years, but even rock-bottom prices couldn't entice takeover bids until the market hit bottom. The bottom is now here, says Jeb Handwerger, founder of GoldStockTrades.com, and M&As are off to a roaring start this year. In this interview with The Mining Report, Handwerger predicts a new record gold price within 18 months, and presents a host of gold and other metal equities poised to take off in 2015. More >
Global Insecurity Is Good for Gold, Says Mike Niehuser
Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Gold Report (2/16/15)
International anxiety may be good for gold prices, as gold continues to have a place as a store of value in uncertain times, says Mike Niehuser of Scarsdale Securities. Lower energy prices and a stronger dollar may provide relief for precious metal miners, especially explorers and miners working outside the United States. Management teams that have been forced to adapt to survive should do well in an upturn, and in this interview with The Gold Report, Niehuser discusses a handful of companies that fit the bill, including one in renewable energy. More >
Avoid Dodos and Find Gold and Silver Miners that Can Soar, Says Raymond James' Chris Thompson
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (2/11/15)
Chris Thompson, mining analyst with Raymond James, is looking for companies that can continue to deliver real growth and shareholder upside—companies that can "fly"—regardless of metal prices. The high-flyers with upside, Thompson says, have good management, strong cash flow at current metal prices, organic growth potential and are undervalued relative to their peers offering those same attributes. In this interview with The Gold Report, Thompson offers some precious metal names that could soar. More >
Hedge Against Short-Term Cycles with Lithium: Daniela Desormeaux
Source: Tom Armistead of The Mining Report (2/10/15)
Lithium is for long-term investors, says Daniela Desormeaux, founder of signumBOX. Its future will be driven by soaring demand for batteries for electric vehicles and electronics. In this interview with The Mining Report, Desormeaux notes that lithium is less dependent on short-term economic cycles than commodities like oil and copper, and says demand for lithium will grow faster than the global economy. The entry of new players to the market is making what was an oligopoly more diverse and competitive, and she highlights some of the exciting projects being developed. More >
The Companies Bob Moriarty Loves for the Long Term
Source: Karen Roche of The Gold Report (2/9/15)
The rapid and massive response when the Swiss unpegged the franc from the euro will ripple across the hedge fund, brokerage and financial systems. It also will infect other currencies, according to Bob Moriarty of 321gold.com. Gold, he believes, will be the last man standing. In this interview, he tells The Gold Report where he is looking for love among midtier gold and silver stocks and explains why he has no love for overpaid CEOs. More >
What the Aden Sisters Are Watching Before Jumping Back into Natural Resources
Source: JT Long of The Gold Report (2/4/15)
Technically, gold should be under $1,140 per ounce, but instead it is rising with the strong dollar. In this interview with The Gold Report, Pamela and Mary Anne Aden, authors of The Aden Forecast, see value in gold and silver and share their four favorite vehicles for gaining exposure to the upside in natural resources that is coming on the heels of a volatile currency upset. More >
Stefan Ioannou: Bottom-Fishing Opportunities in Base Metals, Especially Zinc
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Mining Report (2/3/15)
Copper is off to a rough start in 2015 and while other base metals have also shown price weakness, zinc could finish 2015 strong, says Stefan Ioannou, mining analyst with Haywood Securities. He estimates that over the previous two years about 12% of global zinc production ceased and more will end soon, ultimately leading to a run in the zinc price in late 2015 and into 2016. In this interview with The Mining Report, Ioannou discusses his top zinc pick and some high-grade, low-cost copper producers with zinc production profiles. More >
Contrarian Economist John Mauldin: How to Position Your Portfolio to Win in the Currency Wars
Source: JT Long of The Gold Report (2/2/15)
Collateral damage from the currency wars in Europe, Japan and Russia could topple political leaders, put banks out of business and homeowners on the street. It can also play havoc with a portfolio. That is why The Gold Report called Mauldin Economics founder John Mauldin to ask how can readers protect themselves and perhaps even prosper. More >
Brien Lundin Plays the M&A Game
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (1/28/15)
Mining investors love to talk M&A. The speculation. The buzz. Goldcorp started tongues wagging recently when it made a CA$526 million offer for Probe Mines. Brien Lundin, publisher of Gold Newsletter, believes that deal could start the ball rolling on further M&A. He predicts that as gold flows west to east at an unprecedented rate, the gold price will ultimately come under pressure and carry equity prices dramatically higher in either 2015 or 2016. In this interview with The Gold Report, he suggests that prices have never been lower on some of the most likely names in the M&A game. More >
Why Companies with Female Board Members Outperform Those Without: Amanda van Dyke
Source: JT Long of The Mining Report (1/27/15)
Women aren't necessarily better than men, but men and women on boards together make better decisions that lead to higher returns, according to a new study on the impact of women on the boards of mining companies. As a matter of good governance, Amanda van Dyke, chair of Women in Mining (UK), analyzed the performance of companies open to new ideas, including moving beyond the old boys' network, and found that they excelled in profitmaking, environmental and social sustainability, and a host of other factors. Imagine, she challenges shareholders in this interview with The Mining Report, how much more you could make on your investments if a critical mass of the talented and best women in the industry made it to the top. More >
More Experts
"ATN's stock price has quite a lot more mileage in it." (3/16/15) Atna Resources Ltd. - The Gold Report Interview with Chris Ecclestone More >
"For 2014, THO's net earnings amounted to $90.8M, or $0.62/share." (3/12/15) Tahoe Resources Inc. - Matthew O'Keefe, Dundee Capital Markets More >
"CNL is making progress derisking its Buriticá project in Colombia." (3/9/15) Continental Gold Ltd. - The Gold Report Interview with Nana Sangmuah More >
"GSV's Carlin Trend land should allow meaningful resource expansion." (3/4/15) Gold Standard Ventures Corp. - Jeff Wright, H.C. Wainwright & Co. More >
"TXR's project is on the city limits of Yellowknife, providing excellent infrastructure." (3/4/15) TerraX Minerals Inc. - The Gold Report Interview with Etienne Moshevich More >


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July 31 (Bloomberg) -- Equate Petrochemical Co., a joint venture between Petrochemical Industries Co. of Kuwait and Dow Chemical Co., said it put out a fire today in part of a manufacturing unit.
The fire didn't affect production operations or other production units and no one was injured in the incident, Kuwait-based Equate said in an e-mailed statement.
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Very interesting social history about a topic that's not often studied. The author traces the evolution of the domestic servant, the British household and the changing times from the 1800s to present day, with most of the focus on the period from 1900-1950.
Servants: A Downstairs View of Twentieth-century Britain --- by Lucy Lethbridge. Perhaps encouraged by the popularity of the recent BBC program "Downton Abbey" a keen interest has developed among many of its viewers about the lives not only of those who lived "upstairs" but also the lives and obligations of those who lived beneath the stairs to work "in service" downstairs. A tradition of the eighteenth century for some of the titled and wealthy that spread among the lesser nobility during the nineteenth century and then even to the professional classes before it met its ultimate (and inevitable) demise under the twin disasters of the first World War, and, finally, World War Two. In the great houses and on the great estates of nineteenth century England (and it was chiefly England) there laboured a virtual army of groomers and coachmen; cooks and chefs; butlers and maids; chauffeurs and footmen hard at work tending fireplaces, plucking pheasants, lighting candles, emptying chamber pots, and carrying virtual oceans of hot water up two and three flights of stairs for the lord's bath. Lucy Lethbridge crafts an elegant work with considerable insight and considerable empathy for her book's subjects. By necessity, Lethbridge's book must delve into diaries, of which there are few: most servants were illiterate and most masters ignored their help as a matter of principle, with some going so far as to instruct their servants to turn around and face the wall when they were met in the hall. It seems, that in many cases, servants were neither seen nor to be heard. Lethbridge must use the historical method: she delves into it with gusto. The extensive bibliography and extensive footnotes stand in testimony to the enthusiasm with which she dives into historical methodology. Rarely does one encounter such an enthralling work of social history that is as beguiling as this volume. Absorbing to read.
Easily one of the best social histories I've read. Meticulously researched, beautifully written--very well done.
Lucy Lethbridge's _Servants: A Downstairs History of Britain from the Nineteenth Century to Modern Times_ is the best comprehensive history I have seen on the topic of domestic labour in Great Britain.
Using a methodology that resembles that of my favorite historian, David Kynaston (see _Austerity Britain: 1944-1951_ for example), Lethbridge did a copious amount of primary research, relying on diaries, correspondence, newspaper columns, and interviews with former servants and employers to tell the complicated story of life below stairs. Lethbridge also brings in fictional accounts, as well as devoting time in her final chapter to the popular 1970s ITV series, _Upstairs, Downstairs_.
Lethbridge does a superb job of documenting her sources, using both endnotes and a bibliography that will guide scholars and interested readers who wish to pursue this topic further.
What I most appreciate about this study is Lethbridge's determination to update the story of domestic labour by moving past the Victorian and Edwardian era (where the bulk of scholarship on the topic exists) and instead detailing the decline of the occupation after World War Two. In doing so, she has answered many of my own questions about the status of domestic service in Great Britain today, going so far as to discuss the domestic recruitment agencies, such as Greycoat Lumleys and Norland Agency for nannies. Who employs a full battery of domestic servants after World War II up to today? Lethbridge has done extensive research to answer this question and also to determine how the relationships between employers and servants have changed and why. She even goes into the semantics, how terms such as "servant" and "master" have changed to accommodate (or not) changing sensibilities towards domestic labour; namely, the shift to "candidate" and "client", to use Greycoat Lumley's terminology.
Portions of Lethbridge's study reminded me of a 2000 Wall to Wall/PBS production, _1900 House_, where a modern-day family goes back to 1900 and becomes for all intents and purposes a lower-middle-class Victorian family. On their budget they can afford one maid-of-all work. Although the maid does take a load off of Joyce's shoulders (she is the mistress of the home), early into the maid's employment, Joyce realizes that it is only because of her maid that she herself is free to think, create, rest, or become an activist—whatever she chooses to do. Her guilt about her station and that of her maid's results in Joyce firing the maid. I remember being intrigued by Joyce's keen sensitivity to what "domestic service" meant. I remember being intrigued by Joyce's keen sensitivity as to what "domestic service" meant, and also how her decision to fire the maid left the maid out of work and, had it been the Victorian era, possibly on the verge of destitution. Lethbridge introduces this topic as well. She writes about Ethel Mannin, a 1920s-era feminist and socialist who hired domestic help in order to free her for her life's work. Lethbridge writes that Mannin's "socialist principles were apparently untroubled by the maid. . . . As Mannin saw it, domestic help was a necessary component of her freedom. 'It was snobbish; it was class distinction; it was exploitation but it worked,'" Mannin wrote fifty years later (Lethbridge, p. 165).
It is Lethbridge's attention to these complex themes that draw me to it. Although dense with information, Lethbridge writes in a straight-forward style, using little jargon and "telling a story that is true", my favorite definition of what history is. I highly recommend this book and am grateful that Lethbridge cared so much about the topic to do a lot of original research and investigation in order to share her findings with readers.
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What are the options and best practice for passing power supply and ballast wires between two fluorescent luminaires that fully butted against each other, special conduit, clamps or bushings? I am contemplating a new installation. I surely don't want to ask at the big-box store.
I have at least one continuous pair like that, but the reflectors are 8' long and, are so heavy, I have not been tempted to take them down to look inside. (It is a two-person job unless I take the time to rig a sling of some sort.) I've got a mix of conduit and romex in that area. I've got some conduit bits and parts on hand, I don't know how to use it, but with a little help, I can probably figure it out.
Most of the fixtures are designed to be fed from the top. There are a few I've seen that have channels down the center for wiring that reach the end but you'd still have to come up with some sort of bushing to feed through if you were to do that.
You install the appropriate fitting for the wiring scheme you are using. You don't need a box at the fixture as you can make the connections inside. Nice thing if they are surface mounted is that if you have to cut some holes in the ceiling, the fixture will cover up your patch job.
I was having a little trouble visualizing that, but I see it now that I leave symmetry behind . Insert the nipple from one luminaire into the other, attach the lock nut, feed wires through. Sounds easier than pie. At least easier than re-attaching the conduit from existing, saved luminaire to the one that I am replacing.


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My LO had his 2 mo vaccines yesterday and he got the rotavirus vaccine. I didn't realize until yesterday afternoon that it causes flare ups in reflux. Has anyone had this problem and if so how long did it last? He has started projectile vomiting 2 hrs after eating and spitting up with every feeding. He has never projectile committed and hasn't been spitting up for a few weeks. I think this is the worst his reflux has been
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My dd had a terrible reflux flare after the rotavirus vax at 2 months. We opted out of it at her 4 and 6 month vaccines. Our ped was fine with that. She is not in daycare, so she isn't exposed to as much.
You can always give the cvs version of mylanta cherry supreme. I will find the link and post it for you. We do this when she has flares and it seems to help quite a bit.
You can always give the cvs version of mylanta cherry supreme. I will find the link and post it for you. We do this when she has flares and it seems to help quite a bit.
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refluxrebels.com/Acid_reflux/Acid_r... this is the link on the dosing.
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My LO is in daycare so we will prob have to get the rest of the series! Ugh! He's worse than he's ever been. Mostly throwing up. He had silent reflux before now he's screaming and throwing up large amounts of what he's eating. He is on carafate which is a pretty heavy duty antacid so I can't use MCS too. Just praying this doesnt last long.
Posted 05/19/2013
That is terrible. Lots of extra cuddle time and sitting up. So sorry you can't use the mcs. Does your ped or Gi have a different suggestion?
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My lo had her 2 mo vaccines last Monday. It took about 72 hrs for the more severe reflux symptoms to go away. During this time we gave her axid along with the pervacid (axid atnight, pervacid during the day). She's still showing some symptoms, like excessive spitting up and coughing, more symptoms than prior to the vaccine, but better than immediately after. I hope this helps.
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My DS also had his last Monday at his 2 month check up. He vomited twice that night and his reflux flared up really bad all week. So bad that he would spit up large amounts when burping or hiccuping. He was so uncomfortable and fussy but fussy as in I could tell his belly hurt. I have him colic calm when he got like this and it seemed to help some. He ended up restarting Zantac in addition to his Prevacid. Which sucks because he was on both before and we were able to stop the Zantac. His feeds are already thickened bc his reflux is so bad he can't keep it down, Neocate is also really thin to begin with! So in Friday he started vomiting really bad. I could've rung out his onsie he vomited so much. Then Saturday he got diarrhea :(. My poor baby can't catch a break. He seems to be doing okay today but he won't be getting his next two doses that's for sure. I am really pissed that my pediatrician didn't warn me this could happen and give me the option to give it or not knowing how bad his reflux was and he has been struggling with MSPI since birth and has FINALLY been feeling better the last 2 weeks since being on Neocate. He can't catch a break! So it was about a week until my LO felt better.
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We also opted out at the 4 month appointment. My pediatrician said he is fine with it because in the US it is not a life threatening condition. It will just depend on how my LO's reflux is at 6 months wether or not we get it then.
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There is soy in the flavoring in the Rotavirus vaccine. I'd be reporting projectile vomitting. Is you LO MSPI?
I am not sure rotavirus is mandatory, but if it is in your state, you can request a medical exemption. Which is another reason to report the vomit.
Posted 05/20/2013
It just burns me up that the pediatrician's don't educate us about the side effects of rotovirus vaccines for LO's prone to GI issues and reflux. My first DD projectile vomitied, bloody stool, the works for a few weeks after the vaccine. I opted no rotovirus vaccine for my second DD.
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Is there any recipe that you always keep around, either for yourself or for guests (these might well be different things)?
I have had great luck with BierMuncher's Centennial Blonde for most of my guests. I'm new to brewing, but so far I haven't found the perfect beer for me to keep on tap - I keep wanting to try different things.
Edit: also Apfelwein for the non beer drinkers.
No specific recipe. But my left tap always has a stout or porter and my right tap always has an IPA or pale ale. Anything different is in the 3rd keg and comes out of the picnic tap.
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Aging: King Kong Stout (12%)
On tap: Brown Ale / Pale Ale
Up Next: Double Pale Ale
Yes, I like apple cider.
4 gallons apple juice, 2lbs light DME.
steep 12oz of crystal 10L and 1 oz torrified wheat at 155 for 30 mins in 1 gallon of water then discard grains.
Combine all ingrediants in the carboy and pitch nottingham yeast.
Best apple cider recipe so far. Lately I am seeing what amber DME and Dark DME will do.
I also have had centennial blonde on tap, i have found subbing the cascade for summit hops give it a tangerine taste. I prefer it that way.
Nope. I had IPA on tap from a brewpub, then I put on some Wit and there is some apfelwein there too, but my keg system is not quite complete, so that sits on the floor with a picnic tap, but really isn't being drank right now.
My problem is that I like beer that my beer-drinking friend does not enjoy, so I'm basically the only one who drinks it. I'm thinking about making a cascade pale ale like the point brewery version I tasted this weekend. Not as strong as an IPA, but still good hop flavor and lower alcohol. It's just yet another beer I have to choose from to brew next.
Just whatever's next in line...
Only 2 taps but always an APA or IPA on tap.
an APA cant go wrong with an solid APA...everyone can drink that
I usually have some sort of apfelwein variant on tap and now that I am getting into AG I plan to keep some sort of Scottish ale on tap at all times. About 1 week away from kegging Midwest's Scottish Light Ale. I'm still waiting on my AHS Scottish Session Ale to mellow, otherwise that would be on tap. It had peated malt in it and I don't think I am a fan of that.
I try to keep my "kolsch" recipe on tap all the time, but it disappears so quickly, and because of the cereal mash and high % adjuncts, its almost a PITA to brew... compared to some other brews that is...
Other than that, I try to stay somewhat seasonal with my other taps, but it all depends on what I feel like brewing/drinking next.
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Seiko Mens Solar Alarm Chronograph Stainless Watch
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Silvano Mens Barkwood Tan and Mahogany Chronograph Wood Watch$80.00
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