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"Park and Ride" Top 5 Page for this destination Preston Favorite Tip by mustertal
Preston Favorites: 3 reviews and 4 photos
Favorite thing: If you are coming to Preston and plan on spend some time in the City, take my advice, and use one of the Park and Rides.
The buses are cheap and easy to use. They run frequently into the centre avoiding all the jams and taking out the hassle of dodging the other vehicles.
You will find there is a P+ R on the Docklands, which is west of the City and one at the Capitol Centre, to the south of Preston, both are well sign posted, and buses run every 10 minutes and cost around £1. depending on the time of day.
The bus's are all new and are run by Preston bus Company
Tel: 01772 82 11 99.
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Most of the parts are of set 7288. I see at least the following: Window / door with the gates Big wall parts with stickers. Cop minifig & white shirt criminal Computerdesk and front of the truck Red front of the small car I also see parts of 7279: Gray shirted criminal Part of the ATM terminal Parts of the little car (lights and front with ...
At least the mobile police post 7288; the label on the piece identifies it. Look for pieced used as license plates; license plates on Lego cars often contain the set number. In fact, any number printed or stickered on a piece is likely to be the set number. The dog doesn't have to be from a police set; he also appears in at least one firefighter set.
According to Brickset there are 8-8 straight track pieces in both of these sets: 7896 7499 This seems to be the maximum amount, even the large complete train sets do not contain more than 8 straight tracks. You might have more luck purchasing them piece by piece from other AFOLs, or see if there is a Pick-a-brick shop in your area.
The white two-legged assembly with the blue light that's just above the left dog looks to be part of the robot dog from Space Police set 8399. Additionally, the minifig near the red car front appears to be from the World Racers theme and the one just under it that's missing its head looks like Johnny Thunder from the Adventurers theme.
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I see so many new junkers here with us -- I'd like to share a site that was posted awhile back. If you like plate flowers - you'll die looking at Shabby Joe's !
Here is a link that might be useful: Shabby Joe's Awesome site
People have asked and experimented with how to attach plate flowers to the stem -- here's what shabby Joe does - copied from his FAQ page.....
What's that on the back of the bottom plate?
That black round object is, yes! a hockey puck. Pucks are study rubber that lets Shabby Joe drill into it to allow the stem of the floral to be inserted.
OMG, Thank you for posting this. I recall reading about the hockey pucks, but had forgotten about it. My hubby has some in the barn I will have to finally get rid of. :)
This is amazing that Shabby Joe is in MI. I am originally from MI and I think I will have to go in Sept. for the fair and even possibly go to his shop. I have family there and go every month or so. Thanks for this, gives me a little something more to check into.
I have actually been looking for some type of small business to start and this is really exciting for me. THANKS!!
I've been making mine with hockey pucks for quite a while now. My GD works at an ice rink so I was able to get loads of them. They stay on great and painted green like the rebar stem they look like part of the flower. I will have to try and take some photos to show how they turn out.
Donna in Florida
Are there hockey pucks on the back of the plate flowers on the wall, too? It seems like that would hold them too far from the wall. I'd like to make an indoor display like Shabby Joe's. I think clear silicone could hold the plates together, but how do I hang them? Is buying metal plate holders the best way?


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News in Brief: I'm From Barcelona, Jason Collett, Monster Movie, NX35
By Tom Breihan on January 28, 2010 at 3:00 p.m. EST
-- The Swedish twee collective I'm From Barcelona counts 27 members within its ranks, and now, we'll get to know each and every one of them. Yesterday, they released a triple album called 27 Songs From Barcelona, including one song from every member of the band. Now, they're posting one song from the project on their website every day.
-- Broken Social Scene member Jason Collett has a new EP called To Wit to Woo out on Arts & Crafts, available digitally and at Collett's tour dates. He recorded its six songs during the same sessions that produced his forthcoming album Rat a Tat Tat.
-- On April 6, Graveface will release Everyone Is a Ghost, the new album from the dreampop duo Monster Movie, which features Slowdive's Christian Savill and Eternal's Sean Hewson.
-- This March 11-14 (the weekend before SXSW), the NX35 Music Conferette will come to Denton, Texas. Bands playing SXSW's baby cousin include the Flaming Lips, Midlake, HEALTH, the Black Angels, Ola Podrida, Julianna Barwick, and Pattern Is Movement.
In Brief: Jason Collett, Miles Kurosky, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Unsound
By Tom Breihan on December 18, 2009 at 4:45 p.m. EST
-- On March 9, Arts & Crafts will release Rat A Tat Tat, the new album from Toronto singer-songwriter and Broken Social Scene member Jason Collett. You can download the album track "Love Is a Dirty Word" here.
-- We reported a while back that former Beulah frontman Miles Kurosky was working on a solo album. That solo album now has a title, The Desert of Shallow Effects. It'll be out March 9 on Majordomo/Shout! Factory. Several former members of Beulah play on the album.
-- Yet another album due March 9: Beat the Devil's Tattoo, the fifth effort from Jesus and Mary Chain disciples Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Vagrant is responsible for releasing this one, in partnership with the band's own Abstract Dragon imprint.
-- February 4-14, Poland's experimental Unsound Festival is coming to venues around New York for the first time. Carl Craig, Tim Hecker, Vladislav Delay, Pole, FaltyDL, Legowelt, Mountains, Radian, Untold, and a whole mess of obscure Europeans will perform. Several events will be dedicated to Andy Warhol.
SXSW: Saturday [Paul Thompson]
By Paul Thompson on March 17, 2008 at 8:30 a.m. EDT
Throw Me the Statue [Palm Door; 12 p.m.]
"Did you all get a chance to have breakfast?", Throw Me the Statue's goofily kinetic bell player asked the crusty-eyed few at the capacious Palm Door just as I walked in the room, a few minutes after noon. Breakfast? Who has time down here? I was tripping over myself to get to Throw Me the Statue's brief set at some Seattle-centric day party I found out about mere minutes before they were scheduled to go on and picked the last bit of bagel from the corner of my mouth just as I walked up the stairs and into the hall. I hustled, 'cuz I very much wanted to hear "Lolita" from the Emerald City band's recently-reissued Moonbeams , one of my favorite songs of 2008 (so what if it's a couple years old at this point?), and my hustle paid off: After the breakfast inquisition, I was granted my bouncy "Lolita" and a mess of other good ones besides.
TMTS main man Scott Reitherman piles hook after hook onto each song, any one of which a lesser band might try to squeeze a whole tune out of. Which isn't to say they're all great, but they do stick in your head at a fairly good rate, and I found myself singing along to Moonbeams tracks I didn't know I remembered so well. "About to Walk" cuts GBV's late-period riffy pop with a little Death Cab serenity, and Reitherman shares both Mr. Pollard's and Mr. Gibbard's fixation on the meaningfully random. "This is the earliest we've ever played a show before," one of them remarked, a little amused. Not a bad way to kick off an afternoon, though, eh?
Saviours [Waterloo Records; 2 p.m.]
Man, in-stores are the worst. You can never see anything, you're always standing in front of somebody and too riddled with guilt about it to enjoy yourself, you always get distracted by King Tubby box sets or what-have-you, and it always ends too soon. Still, Waterloo Records is a beautiful, well-stocked record store (seriously, Austin, heed this unsolicited advertisement and shop there often), and kudos to them for actually having a stage-- or a drum riser, anyway-- to help alleviate at least some of the usual crap that goes along with rocking out amidst the record racks. And Saviours, for a metal band, were a pretty good fit for the scenario: They're spirited without being overbearing, possessed with an astute sense of rhythm, and just the right kind of metal to nod your head in agreement with while your eyes wander towards the rows of used CDs. Their recent Into Abaddon 's one of the better metal records I've heard thus far this year, and they played it out with patience, precision, and zeal; plus, frontman Austin Barber looks a hell of a lot like ill-fated Metallica bassist Cliff Burton, which makes him hard to take your eyes off. I mean, it was a fairly technical metal band doing an in-store in the early afternoon, and they seemed just about as hungover as the crowd, so it was a far from ideal context for appreciating these guys. Still, they delivered more than expected under the circumstances, and I caught a glimpse of Eugene Mirman flipping through Chuck Berry CDs.
Ice Cube [Auditorium Shores Stage; 8 p.m.]
I got to Ice Cube's set at the gargantuan Auditorium Shores outdoor shack a few minutes before he was scheduled to go on, because, well, honestly, I had no idea Auditorium Shores was the kind of place, on a normal night, Travis Tritt might play. I'd spent the last several days catching indie rock shows in sweltering basements and fenced-in backyards, and I guess Ice Cube's recent history as the silliest actor in Hollywood led me to believe his draw as a rapper had waned a bit, so arriving to a crowd several thousand strong was both a shock and a delight. Ice Cube made three of the best rap albums ever after the demise of N.W.A., each building on the Bomb Squad's squalid sonic innovations with Public Enemy and Cube's ferocious, sometimes shockingly blunt rhyme style. Not a whole lot past his uneven fourth LP, Lethal Injection , has really been worth hearing, but Cube's a preternaturally gifted entertainer (confession: I love each and every one of his silly movies) with a new LP to plug, and if a few thousand folks want to lay out blankets on a balmy Austin evening and catch the man plugging his new album, well, I was glad to be far from the basement shows and out among 'em, if only for an hour or so.
Blasting off with his trademark "yay-YAY," Cube tore into the set like he'd never made Are We There Yet? , let alone a sequel. Accompanied by his longtime associate WC, he threw out the hits quick'n'easy, from "Natural Born Killaz" to "Bow Down" (before which a pair of hilariously gigantic "westside" hands were inflated onstage) to a parade of N.W.A. classics. Cube worked the crowd like the pro he's always been, cracking wise, crip-walking all over the huge stage, and betting Dub-C a cool grand as to which side of the audience was the livest. It was a draw, if you must know. "I feel good tonight, man," Cube brought to our attention. "Know why? 'Cuz we're live on uvntv.com, with that Microsoft Silverlight technology." Man, who would've thought a medium of data conveyance could lighten up such an intense dude? "And," he said, "because we're at South by South motherfucking West."
Cube's set was a whole lot different than all the stuff going on a few blocks northeast of Auditorium Shores, but it did give a lot of people-- including a lot of small children who I hope don't hear this much cursing on a normal day-- the chance to see some fine live music without having to wade through the downtown madness to bear witness. I had planned to duck out on Cube to check out London's fantastically obtrusive $hit & $hine at the Scoot Inn, but how could I leave something so unexpectedly great? Near the end of his set, Cube launched into a brilliant rant about the dismal state of the music business, saving some choice words for the major labels and making note of the role of the internet in the future of music, which did my heart good. But not as good as "It Was a Good Day"-- still the world's most powerful legal mood-enhancer-- or the fact that Ice Cube the movie star just reminded a lot of people that, hey, he's still a fine rapper with some not too awful sounding new material. Musical material, anyway: IMDB reports that Cube will soon appear in Comeback , directed by one Fred Durst.
Constantines [The Parish; 10 p.m.]
I don't carry the same baggage my buddy Dave Maher does with regard to the Constantines, which may explain my more favorable impression of the Canadian crew's set at the showcase put on by their new label Arts & Crafts. I've never seen 'em live before, and though I do enjoy their records a good deal-- particularly Shine a Light -- I figured a tightly wound set featuring some husky, well-timed vocals from Bryan Webb would do. I got that, all right, but Constantines did more to impress.
It's a little hard to put one's finger on just why I thought they were so so good: They hold back, hinting at a blow-out that only occasionally comes made all the more satisfying by its infrequency, riling up the crowd by rolling through their terse tunes with only a little added live muscle, and letting Webb do his thing all over them. When they go for it, it's astonishing: "Nighttime Anytime (It's Alright)" is one of the more well-crafted songs of the decade, and live, they really peal out the back end with those prickly guitars and that still-remarkable hook.
The rest of the set found them playing with this loud-soft dynamic to tremendous effect, and by the time it was over, I was simultaneously all riled up and all smiles. I overheard Dave and Bryan talking a little later in the evening, and Webb called it the worst set they'd played in Austin, too jazzy, full of blue notes. But it's those occasional rough patches that give the otherwise musically straightforward Constantines their palpable grit, and if this is, as Dave wrote the other day, "grown man" music, well sir, these guys make being a grown man sound like a pretty rocky thing.
Jason Collett [The Parish; 11 p.m.]
If the Constantines borrow a trick or two from Springsteen (fair use, I'd say), labelmate Jason Collett's more of a Mellencamp. Like Johnny Cougar, his tidy tunes have a little genial country edge to 'em, but he's a better singer than songwriter, and his spare arrangements and occasionally unremarkable melodies are really more pleasant than great. Live, Collett's easygoing tunes don't inspire a whole lot of passion, though they're no chore to stand through, unless, of course, you're the permadancing bassist in his totally underused backing band just looking for something to do.
Collett's tunes are simple and direct-- both good things-- but there's just not a whole lot to 'em, and though you want to root for the guy, you realize after Jason and company meander through yet another one just why Jason's fellow Broken Social Scenester Kevin Drew gets more love. There are chops here, for sure, but Collett probably ought to spend a little more time on honing them: 2006's Idols of Exile and the recent Here's to Being Here aren't a heck of a lot different from one another in many ways, with each tune trying desperately to out-mellow the next. Collett seems like a kindly fellow and I certainly don't dislike his music one bit: I'm just far from blown away, and I'm not sure just how long I can hold out for him to pen his "Cherry Bomb".
Los Campesinos! [The Parish; 12 a.m.]
I've seen one or all of Los Campesinos! out at a good many of the shows I've caught at SXSW, unassumedly taking their places among the crowds and always looking like they were just damn glad to be there. They are, it would appear, music fans first and a top-notch indie pop band second: Gareth Campesino even berated the capacity crowd at the Parish for choosing his band over Times New Viking, who were playing somewhere else in town at the same time. I love TNV more than the next guy-- I saw them three times this week, after all-- but I was still awfully glad about the choice I had made this evening.
So how were they? Just amazing. Bounding onto the stage with "Broken Heartbeats Sound Like Breakbeats", they were twice as much raucous, exuberant fun onstage as they are on record. At one point, Aleksandra danced her way across the stage, dodging a madly pogoing Gareth and all the rest to tell the soundman to turn up her monitor, when most bands would've just, you know, made the request into the microphone at a quiet time. There's just no quiet time with these kids: They tear through their songs, bopping up and down and making a glorious clatter with every move. You do catch a little bit of a "how did we get here?" expression on their faces and inflection in Gareth's stage banter from time to time, which is perfectly understandable: A year ago, it would've been inconceivable that this lot would be going on after seasoned vets like the Constantines and a guy from BSS (of whom I can only imagine they're fans), but there they were, and deservedly so.
Untangling the cables and setting the levels of the the seven Campesinos! proved more of a chore than the showcase organizers must've thought it'd be, so Gareth-- to a chorus of disappointed groans-- told us that he'd been told they've have to cut things a bit short. That in mind, he noted "this is the motherfucking megamix" before launching into a cover of The Wedding Present's Pavement's 1989 "Box Elder" and, seamlessly, "You! Me! Dancing!". You're right, man: That is a motherfucking megamix. They closed things out, probably to the chagrin of some official sort looking at their watch, with "Sweet Dreams, Sweet Cheeks", which, at some point, found Gareth hopping into the crowd and singing along. He was hard to recognize among the likeminded sorts watching on.
I had a real good time at SXSW this year, but you know who I suspect had an even better one? This bunch.
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Posting pic via I-pad?
nancyjane_gardener(Zone 8ish North of San Francisco in the "real" wine country)May 19, 2012
OK, I have not been able to post pics via my regular PC for some reason, but I got an I-pad as an early BD gift yesterday.
Can I post pics easily (for a techno-phobe)? Any ideas?
As long as you have access to the internet - you should be able to post pictures. You just need to open a photobucket account (free-google photobucket) and link from there.
Here is a link that might be useful: FAQ posting pictures


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NCI-funded study aims to decrease care inequities for African-Americans with cancer
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Twelve receive Gillings Merit Scholarships
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School welcomes new faculty members, announces promotions
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Another thriller from real events: We meet cop Kathryn Bolkovac who accepts a U.N. peacekeeper position in postwar Bosnia. While there she discovers a human trafficking ring. Risking her own life to save the lives of others, she uncovers an international conspiracy that is determined to stop he... Read More »
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If you are looking for a feel good movie, this isn't it. You will feel sick and disturbed after watching this excellent movie on sex trafficking. Rachel Weisz does an excellent job in this movie. Well worth the watch.
Whistleblower is an extremely disturbing movie in that it based on reality. Girls (and guys too) and smuggled into various countries to pleasure pigs as seen in this movie, and so many turn a blind eye to it. This movie sickened me and messed me up in a good way.
This movie is rated R for good reason. Cuss words are used frequently, contains graphic pictures of sexual abuse, one sex scene in shadows, and the raping of a girl with a pipe. I may be forgetting somethings, but that's what I can remember.
Overall, this movie will make you uncomfortable, and I hope that you act on that and get in touch with an organization that helps free people from this type of slavery.
This true story is so gut-wrenching and sad. Corrupt governments (or is that redundant?), including the US are the real villians here. All this is still going on today and probably always will. But kudos to Kathryn Bolkovac for her courage...she is rare indeed.
This is one of the saddest films I have watched - corruption to the core. Bravo to the people who truly wanted to help and bravo to the people who helped get the word out.
The world needs more films like this one.
POWERFUL POWERFUL movie. The scary part is that it is based on true events. Really makes you wonder about humanity and why we are the way we are. Well done, kept me enraptured the whole way through.
I highly recommend this movie.
Based on actual events The Whistleblower is an action packed story about a sex trafficking ring that was set up in Bosnia after the war. Set in 1999 the movie follows the efforts of UN peacekeeper Kathryn Bolkoac to shut down the ring. The events depicted are brutal and heartbreaking.
I watched this a while ago and was surprised to see a film done so perfectly both in content and form.
A dark true story performed beautifully and one of the must watch movies!
This film is not for the faint of heart. Boiled down, THE WHISTLEBLOWER is non-fiction. These terrible crimes happen everyday around the world (not just Bosnia-Herzegovina) and are funded and protected by those who are meant to fight against it. I repeat: Eastern Europe is not the only place where human trafficking happens, but this organized crime (and that is what it is) thrives there with its lax human rights laws. If you thought diplomatic immunity was a load of malarkey in films like LETHAL WEAPON 2, where the villains are practically cartoonish with the twizzling of their oversized mustaches, you will be enraged to the core to see the reality. The lack of repercussions or a true overseeing authority for these alleged peacekeepers, who are legally contracted international agents with diplomatic immunity, is an abomination and should be stopped. But how can it be? It just saddens me and infuriates me simultaneously to conceive that the very people who are installed in these countries with the alleged intention of protecting these poor souls are the very people who then subject them to harassment, abuse, torture, rape, and sometimes death. Why bother with the peacekeepers? The way things are going, they should just funnel the money into the trafficking brothels directly. Of course, I'm not really suggesting this, but what is being done there is corruption of the good, resulting in pure evil. Ultimately, this film is a must-see. I can't believe how well crafted it was and Rachel Weisz played Kathryn Bolkovac with sincerity. Brutally honest, truly tragic, and not for the queasy, I would highly recommend this film -- if you can handle it.
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Now I am the One Asking QuestionsWell the Celtics really laid an egg last night! I went to bed at halftime knowing full well that game was over. I figured the Celtics were a 2:1 favorite going into last night's game but after the debacle of their performance would not put them about 3:1 underdogs to win game seven. Makes me think of that game 6 of the New York Knicks vs the Houston Rockets in the title series a long time ago. It was all there and they let is slip away.
Now I am the One Asking Questions
I was inspired by this post over at The Illusion of Prosperity last night which just asked simply:
Q: What Do These Five Commodities have in Common?You can check the post for the answer and the give and take in the comments section.
1. Gold (the ancient metal?)
2. Silver (imaging?)
3. Copper (wiring?)
4. Lead (bullets?)
5. Iron (swords?)
There are many valid correct answers, but I have one particular answer in mind.
I know this may be very hard to believe, but this author does not know everything. In fact I am well aware of the many things I either do not know or cannot predict. This may surprise you as in your daily reading it seems many KNOW almost everything and can predict what will happen in the future. It's a dirty little secret. All writers are pretty much just like you; doing the best they can with what they have. Some are more talented than others, but in the end all one has is their mind, their gut, and some kind of way to express their opinions.
I had quite a few questions on my mind about several stories today and of course I have a few ideas about all of them. Then I figured, why not just ask the audience? Brilliant! The readers here are the best anywhere and so I will open up what I am puzzled about to the board and see what comes out.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Delisted
Two wards of the state, both FNM and FRE have been sub dollar stocks for a long time. FNM was a HFT favorite, making the top 25 most heavily traded stocks for the high frequency crews. Why now? Even the Wall Street Journal had a hard time finding a reason:
Many analysts for months have maintained that the companies' shares aren't worth anything because Fannie and Freddie have run up such spectacular losses as a result of the housing bust. To become profitable again, the companies would have to stop losing money and pay back the $145 billion that they've taken in government aid just to get back to a break-even point. From there they'd have to recapitalize themselves before shareholders could see any gains.You think so, Mr. Vogel? Thanks for the insight. Someone may have wanted to talk to Investment Technology Group Inc who in a Businessweek item mused:
Given that the companies' circumstances haven't changed much, "it somewhat raises the question why it wasn't done earlier," says Jim Vogel, an analyst at FTN Financial.
Two companies removed from the Russell 1000 last year because their share prices were less than $1 -- Freddie Mac and Sirius XM Radio Inc. -- are likely to rejoin the benchmark, according to ITG.Guess not.
I have an idea as to what this is leading to and the WSJ piece even hints at it:
The big issue now is what happens to the companies moving forward, and Wednesday's delisting helps clear the pathway a bit towards doing something completely new as opposed to taking steps to restore the value of the current companies. And it's also a sign that the common shareholders "don't play a role in that future structure," says Bose George, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Inc.I have a really bad feeling about this. What is the deal here?
Euro Bank Stress Tests: What is with the Delay?
Spain wanted banking stress tests to be made public, Germany was opposed but as they have been likely to do as of late, caved right in under any pressure and have agreed. But we will have to wait two weeks to see any results:
ECB Says We Have To Wait 2 WEEKS For Any Stress Test Data
Why the wait? Presumably these tests are done and should be ready to go. What is the hold up? Can you think of anything off the top of your head? It's more than the first thing that pops into your mind I think.
Convoluted Court Ruling
I am not a lawyer. I have zero understanding of cross-border banking regulations. I have no idea if one country can compel a business based in another country to do anything. That said, I am clearly puzzled by this news which Calculated Risk covered today:
Iceland: Court Rules Foreign Currency Indexed Loans Illegal
CR links this Iceland Weather Report site which offers:
The Icelandic supreme court ruled this afternoon that Icelandic loans indexed to a foreign currency are illegal.Well that sounds big!
This is hugely significant for thousands of people in this country.
As many of you will know, the foreign currency loans were one of the most serious consequences of the economic collapse for normal people in Iceland. Thousands of Icelanders had taken out these so-called "currency basket" loans to buy homes and cars, and when the Icelandic currency plummeted, their loans doubled, tripled and even quadrupled in value, with disastrous effects.
And now, they've been deemed illegal. Exactly what the implications of this are I'm not entirely sure [the World Cup dominates everything these days, so we don't even get Kastljós in the evenings, which might help shed some light on the matter] — but it's sure to be big.
I really cannot offer much on this one. In the CR comments section some voices (smart folks) thought maybe this would mean Icelandic borrowers would be given back money after being overcharged in this, now illegal, type of loan arrangement. I have no idea how this would work. If that is the case there will be more loan losses for banks that made these loans, though how large that number is is open to question. Any thoughts?
England's Version of the SEC is Dissolved
The very agency tasked with financial regulation was a failure, which in that it is hardly alone. From the Clusterstock piece:
Last year David Cameron said that Gordon Brown's financial regulation system, the FSA, was to blame for the entire country's financial problems.This is rich! Imagine the government getting rid of the inept SEC (great news!) and giving enforcement over to the FED (WHAT????). A puzzling move indeed. Again, any ideas?
He made plans do something about it: either get rid of the FSA or give someone the job of better supervising them.
Now George Osborne is disbanding the FSA altogether and giving the job of supervising and regulating to the Bank of England, says the Guardian.
The new king of regulation is Mervyn King, who will exercise ultimate control over the supervision.
BP Going Down but PIMCO Likes The Odds
Things are not looking good for oil spill culprit BP. To start they will have to set aside $20 Billion dollars in an escrow account for various payments. The CDS markets do not like their chances, but Bill Gross of PIMCO sure does:
Bill Gross, the co-chief investment officer of PIMCO, said on Wednesday that he recently bought $100 million of short-maturing BP Plc (BP.L) (BP.N) notes and some Anadarko Petroleum (APC.N) paper.I will defer to Mr. Gross about the particulars but I think there is something else going on here. Remember, PIMCO likes to "shake hands with the government" and it is this line of questioning that I think leads to a better reason for the purchase. What do you think?
Gross told Reuters via email that he purchased BP paper and "some Anadarko, which is a 20 percent owner," in recent days.
He earlier told CNBC television: "BP 5-year bonds yield 6 to 7 percent, BP 12-month paper yields 10 to 11 percent. This is either a double-A company or a triple-C company depending upon the caps and the ultimate cost."
Gross said on CNBC: "At this point, if you can get 10 percent on one-year paper on BP, we think it's closer to double-A than triple-C. That's a significant (thing). We started to buy some."
Best Move of the Recovery?
A nagging question after today is what has been the best move of the recovery? Your choices, amongst so many, are:
A - General Motors (NYSE:GM) ramping up production, especially of SUV's, due to the Toyota scam, I mean boom in sales signaling a new long term uptrend and gas long term under $2.50 a gallon.
B - Toll Brothers (NYSE:TOL) getting back into land purchases and looking to expand as they "focus on growth" just last month and already they are thinking things over.
Tough call!
Last night in the LABEL line I left:
Get up and get down financial reform is a joke in your town
Which was a borrowed from the old Public Enemy song "911 is a Joke in Your Town". There, one question answered!
Have a good night.
Disclosure: No positions in any stocks mentioned
It is Easy to Get SidetrackedIt is Easy to Get Sidetracked
As I have written, on any given day there are a few stories that grab my attention that I set aside for a write up or just to think about. Of course in the headline hungry news cycle we have there is always plenty to find interesting. Here are a few stories out over the past two days that are all interesting. The exercise is to figure which story has the most to offer a reader in terms of importance and meaning. Here they are:
1. Wait: Why Did Ron Paul Just Introduce An Extension To The Homebuyer Tax Credit?
Ron Paul in favor of permanently extending the first time home buyer tax credit and expanding it to cover any home buy in disaster areas.
2. A Tale of Irrational Premium (and Risk)
Karl Denninger takes a look at the premium of the gold ETF PHYS.
3. Treasury gets $6.2 billion from Citigroup sales
The biggest hedge fund in the world, the US Treasury/FED/Willing partners ready to dump Citi shares.
4. New $3bn Foreclosure Prevention Program Added to Wall Street Reform Bill
More help for those that should walk away.
5. Dow Closes Under 10,000 For First Time Since February 7
A sub 10,000 close for the DOW. What to do with those hats now?
These 5 stories all have aspects that can be interesting. Some serve as an entry point into thinking about things on a deeper level. Others are just side notes. My recap of 1-5:
1. -A Libertarian having an ideology war with himself? All taxes are bad so any tax credit is good. Government intervention in markets is bad, but here it is ok? It is fun to see a politician tying themselves into a pretzel, but not much here.
2. -I noted the other day the premium that the gold ETF PHYS was commanding and today a follow on offering was done for the fund. Karl Denninger (who usually stays away from anything gold related) had some nice charts showing the GLD/PHYS spread. Unless you are into gold then who cares? I am a big metals fan (gold and silver) and I wanted to watch the new PHYS fund for a bit to see how things went. Either the premium would vanish or it would continue to creep up as many find this fund more believable in terms of gold holdings than others. I am still watching. Gold has caught plenty of news as of late, here are a few more from tonight:
-Huge Additions to GLD Inventory by Tim Iacono
-Greek Scramble For Physical Brings Gold Price To $1,700 Per Ounce An overblown headline by Zero Hedge, but still an interesting read.
Back to story 2.; should gold holders get ripped off or blow up gold somehow there will be no bailout nor any damage to the system. You could look forward with gold at $5 an ounce to gold Ipad/Ipod jacks and such at that point.
3. The biggest volume traded stock, C, hits the open (?) market and the government makes some cake. Great job guys! This one will bear watching going forward and the government still has tons of C stock to sell.
5. The DOW could cross back over 10,000 at the open tomorrow. Who cares.
The biggest story to me was #4. This story shows just how wrong things are and how debt overhang cannot go away by pretending and extending.
From the story:
The Senate passed the Restoring American Financial Stability Act last week, approving a new program that would reduce mortgage payments for the unemployed.There is so much here.
The program would provide $3bn from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to lend up to $50,000 to unemployed homeowners, who could reasonably resume making payments again within two years. The program was modeled after the Homeowners' Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program (HEMAP) in Pennsylvania.
First off, I always said the TARP would become a permanent slush fund, and so it has. That was easy to see coming.
The real story here is the disgusting stretch being made to extend debt no matter what no matter the situation.
Now I know not every single applicant will take the full amount and all that. Say they did though. $3 Billion/$50k = 600,000 potential loans to unemployed. At $25k that would be 1.2 Million. These are not small numbers.
Now if a person was unemployed for up to two years, but COULD make payments IF they found a job that could support it THEN they would not only have to continue to pay their mortgage but also repay this loan on top of that? Insanity anyone?
Forget any interest rate (say 0%), just assume the repayment plan was a 10 year program, that would add over $400 debt service payment to the newly re-employed stress level. Of course it would probably be some long term repayment or just forgotten about at some point.
This story right here leads to many great questions/thoughts:
-Why would the plan be needed? Helping home-owers is good press, but it is really the banks that get help here.
-How many loans can continue to be made to those is the same bad spots?
-The FED is sitting on Trillions of mortgage paper that they really cannot sell. This paper is valued at far less than what the amount the FED issued treasuries for them, now they are an active position defender in the area. This is far beyond the scope of the FED.
-If everything is great and getting better, why is this still going on?
All these things and more have been covered on this blog over the years. This one story has many layers of important information and macro view changing data. I saw this story in ONE place all day.
Another Tim Iacono item today on debt was the kind of far reaching, thinking sort of essay I find the best kind of work:
In a Word, The Problem is "Debt"
You need to read the whole thing. Probably the best essay I have read in some time.
Have a good night.
Disclosure: Long physical gold and silver
Dripping With IronyDripping With Irony
Tonight's visual fun comes courtesy of Time Magazine.
From 1999, consider:
The Committee to Save the World
Three men who were wrong about almost everything at the helms of almost unlimited power posts. How did that work out?
And from 2010:
The New Sheriffs of Wall Street
Three women who are mostly right about things in positions with next to zero power to do anything.
Let me know how this works out.
On a related note, we have Ratings Agency Reform! Are you excited? You should be, if you like the old way of doing things:
Senate measure would lower boom on credit-rating agenciesNot bad! This sounds like they finally get a key part of the whole debacle. So what's the new deal?:
WASHINGTON — The Senate took strong steps Thursday to fix a key cause of the recent financial crisis, approving measures to limit the ability of Wall Street firms to shop around for favorable ratings from now-discredited credit rating agencies.
Lawmakers approved two rating-agency amendments to a sweeping overhaul of financial regulation, despite objections from Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd , D- Conn.
Moody's Investors Service , Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings were all key players in the nation's financial meltdown, giving blue-chip ratings to complex mortgage-backed bonds that turned out to be junk.
A McClatchy investigation last October revealed how Moody's and its competitors sold out investors by trading their ratings for huge fees that came from rating complex deals.
Sen. Al Franken , D- Minn. , offered an amendment aimed at putting an end to this Wall Street behavior that passed on a bipartisan 64-35 vote.
"They shop around for their ratings. They select those agencies that tend to offer them the best ratings, and threaten to stay away from rating agencies that are too tough on them," Franken said.
His amendment would instruct the Securities and Exchange Commission to create a credit-rating board, composed mostly of investors, that would assign rating agencies to rate asset-backed securities such as bonds backed by mortgages.WTF????
And this is different how? No need to answer, the stocks of ratings agencies are moving up after hours. Nothing ever changes it seems. Remember I said we get what we deserve, and we do.
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Ireland coach Declan Kidney expects to have out-half Jonathan Sexton available for the big Aviva Stadium test against Argentina on Saturday.
Sexton was a last minute withdrawal from the replacements bench before last Saturday's 53-0 win over Fiji.
The Leinster star strained his groin in the warm-up at Thomond Park and was immediately withdrawn from the match day squad as a precaution.
Kidney said: "During the warm-up he got a bit of a tight-groin so we felt it was prudent to pull him out.
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Hip Hop Festival Sept. 22 at Booker Washington Park
• All-day event features music, workshops, skatepark, kids' area, history museum, breakdancing
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From noon to 10:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 22, the All Elements Hip Hop Festival is bringing music, dance, poetry and art to the historical site of Booker Washington Park, 524 Kent St., Rockford, for the teens and young adults in the Rockford area.
The Hip Hop Congress of Rockford will bring a new kind of festival to the area meant to celebrate hip hop, empower youth, and create the environment for learning and networking.
The festival is a combination of the three years of activities and events that the Hip Hop Congress of Rockford has provided to the community in nonprofit services. Hip hop is not just a music genre, but it's also an artform that consists of dance, poetry, music and art.
The festival will be an all-day event of music performances, educational workshops, skatepark, live art, kids' area, history museum and competitions in breakdancing, music production, emceeing, slam poetry, video production and turntablism.
The live art for the festival will be a cultural mural to represent the neighborhood on the 15-foot-by-60-foot wall of the Booker Washington Community Center to be painted by well-established artists in the Rockford community, and the mural will be left up for all to see well after the festival.
Performances from dance groups to hip hop artists will also be held on the main stages with performers coming from Freeport, Chicago, Iowa, Janesville, Milwaukee, Missouri, Indiana and even as far as New York.
The educational portions of the event consist of workshops that teach breakdancing, emceeing, music production and art, which are for all ages and skill levels.
The festival is geared toward teens and young adults, but is open for all ages. There is an explicit language warning for certain areas of the festival because of creative expression of the performers.
Admission is $10 per person and free for kids 10 and younger.
For more information, contact Dj Maclin at (815) 608-7653 or firstname.lastname@example.com. More information is also available at http://www.allelements2012.com.
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Safavieh Ken Side Chair
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|Frame Material: Wood
|Number of Items Included: 2
|Upholstered Seat: Yes
|Upholstered Back: Yes
|Style: Modern
|Back Style: Solid back
|Dining Type: Casual/Kitchen; Formal
|Weight Capacity: 250 Pounds
|Product Care: Frequent vacuuming or light brushing is recommended. Spot clean, using a mild water-free solvent or dry cleaning product. The use of steam or water-based cleaners may cause excessive shrinking or staining.
|Country of Manufacture: Imported
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This chair is the Little Black Dress of design - perfect anywhere.
Cat from SoCal, CA– Verified Buyer
These chairs are Safavieh quality - high designer look, sit nice and very stylish at 1/5th of the price of the more expensive brands. No skimping on design - very comfortable & a bargan. I bought the ivory which is bonded leather for my breakfast nook, but the chairs are so nice I pull them out and use them as extras when we have parties or need extra seats at dinner. They look good anywhere.
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Vicki from Lewiston, NY– Verified Buyer
These chairs arrived in perfect condition. I had looked high and low for cream colored chairs with a modern flair. They are amazingly comfortable which is always a concern when ordering on line. One of the major benefits is that they are easy to keep clean considering that they are a light colored chair.The price is very reasonable, I highly recommend them.
sheila from Ottawa, ON– Verified Buyer
Love these chairs! Easy to assemble. Comfy and beautiful. I bought 6 of them. Two white and 5 black. Use the white in the kitchen with a small round table - perfect breakfast room set. The other 5 look great with my antique dining room table and because they are low profile they take up very little space. The leather is good quality and the chairs are good looking. Excellent product for a great price. What could be better? I'm a very satisfied customer!
Great styling!
Brad from Burlington, MA– Verified Buyer
Chairs are very comfortable and look great. Only issue I had was with assembly: they look and should be so easy to put together since each chair is in two pieces. Problem is that the four screw holes in the metal skeleton are aligned perfectly....until the leather covering is put on (at the factory, not by the customer!). One must put extreme pressure on the two chair pieces in order to screw in the bolts. Having said that, still love chairs.
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Hilda from Redlands, CA– Verified Buyer
The chairs are very attractive. We used them for the first time last evening for dinner and they were comfortable for everyone. I am very short and it was important my feet touch the floor. Taller guest said they were equally very comfortable.
Exactly what I wanted...
Maura from Jacksonville, FL– Verified Buyer
I have been looking for white or off-white dining chairs for awhile. My budget is tight, but I needed 10 chairs. These are perfect! They are lightweight, easy to assemble, and sturdy enough. Not the most comfortable chairs, but fine for an hour or two for a dinner. They are not too tall either. I am going for a clean, simple, updated look and these are right on. Reasonable priced too! The white leather/faux leather(?) is easy to wipe down. The color is a "soft white" and works perfectly with my white table.
Chairs look great
Kristin H. from Central New Jersey
Assembly was a little frustrating as holes didn't perfectly match so had to force the screws in, but once that was over, these white chairs looked really great, better in person than in pictures. I was looking for a similar style to the C&B ones and glad to have gotten these for 13 of the price. I don't expect them to last a lifetime, but they seem sturdy and comfortable and will probably work for some years with our rustic kitchendining table.
Exactly what I wanted!
Kim from Grand Cayman,– Verified Buyer
These chairs are exactly what I was looking for, at a much better price than I could find anywhere else! They are sleek and modern-looking. The cream-colour is perfect for our space. They are light-weight, but feel sturdy when you sit on them. Perfect!
Comfortable, and elegant!
Anat from Boston, MA– Verified Buyer
I bought two sets of cream chairs. They make a beautiful, sleek, dining set!
Great Buy - Great Products
Tuvia from Bronx, NY– Verified Buyer
We bought ten of these chairs for our dining room. They are well-made, modern, comfortable and certainly a great, more affordable option for dining chairs. We like the material (easy to clean) and the large stitching all around the edges has a great look to it as well.
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Nice parkland members club , open to vistors 4 days per week, right next door to Erinvale hotel.residential accommodation alongside some holes, and magnificent mountain...
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Nice parkland members club , open to vistors 4 days per week, right next door to Erinvale hotel.residential accommodation alongside some holes, and magnificent mountain views.Challenging, well kept and enjoyable
We usually never eat in the hotels where we are staying as hotel food usually disappoints. I am pleased to report that we had a very nice steak meal in their bar/pub restaurant
It is on my doorstep....stunning views of the golf club, friendly staff, excellent service, food and wine good value for money...
great course to play with wonderful views at all times.
Very well organized and maintained. Good half-way a.s.o.
Challenging golf course in excellent condition.
Outstanding views of the mountains and sea.
Clubhouse is friendly and good value.
Hard to get a booking,especially in summer.
Erinvale boasts some of the most beautiful scenes, whilst playing this challenging course. Friendly staff and a beautiful club house just compliments this experience!
Good variety on the pub menu and coffee was very good. We only had a light meal here, but very satisfied.
What a pleasure and luxury to be able to play at Erinvale every week.
The course is in mint condition , nice halfway house, clean showers and very nice staff
Played at the estate in a golf day. A great experience on a testing course, especially as the wind played its part. The views from every hole are breathtaking, especially when facing the towering mountains. The service at the club was as good as at most prestigious clubs, but understated which makes one feel at home. The food was well...
For the moment at least , we think that erinvale is the best golf course we have played anywhere in the world . We are playing ir for the first time this year , having played many course around the world over the years , and find the setting to be absolutely breathtaking and the test of golf it offers...
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Itanagar: Even as the national capital went to polls today, a huge Mahila Congress rally was organized at picturesque Yazali valley in Lower Subansiri distrtict, virtually signalling the beginning of campaigning for the 2014 assembly elections in Arunachal Pradesh.
Women Congress workers from four districts of Upper Subansiri, Lower Subansiri, Kurung Kumey and Papum Pare pledged their allegiance to Congress in what can be described as the beginning of the campaign trail for the assembly elections by the strong women brigade.
Mahila Congress is the backbone of Congress which is the only party that truly acknowledges the role of women in a society and therefore and is committed to their empowerment, said Chief Minister Nabam Tuki in his address.
To prove his point, Tuki said it was former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi who had initiated the 33 per cent reservation for women in local self governments as well as within the party.
He reiterated Congress government in the state was also committed to empowerment of women in all fields. He said his government had promptly constituted the State Commission for Women to deal with women-related issues as a statutory body with quasi-judicial powers and functions.
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- March 8th Guest Speaker Bob Jamison, President of Adam's Quest Ministry, will speak at all 3 services. His message: "The Joy of the Lord" Nehemiah 8:1-10Nehemiah 8:1-10
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8 1 And all the people gathered themselves together as one man into the street that was before the water gate; and they spake unto Ezra the scribe to bring the book of the law of Moses, which the LORD had commanded to Israel. 2 And Ezra the priest brought the law before the congregation both of men and women, and all that could hear with understanding, upon the first day of the seventh month. that...: Heb. that understood in hearing 3 And he read therein before the street that was before the water gate from the morning until midday, before the men and the women, and those that could understand; and the ears of all the people were attentive unto the book of the law. from...: Heb. from the light 4 And Ezra the scribe stood upon a pulpit of wood, which they had made for the purpose; and beside him stood Mattithiah, and Shema, and Anaiah, and Urijah, and Hilkiah, and Maaseiah, on his right hand; and on his left hand, Pedaiah, and Mishael, and Malchiah, and Hashum, and Hashbadana, Zechariah, and Meshullam. pulpit...: Heb. tower of wood 5 And Ezra opened the book in the sight of all the people; and when he opened it, all the people stood up: sight: Heb. eyes 6 And Ezra blessed the LORD, the great God. And all the people answered, Amen, Amen, with lifting up their hands: and they bowed their heads, and worshipped the LORD with their faces to the ground. 7 Also Jeshua, and Bani, and Sherebiah, Jamin, Akkub, Shabbethai, Hodijah, Maaseiah, Kelita, Azariah, Jozabad, Hanan, Pelaiah, and the Levites, caused the people to understand the law: and the people stood in their place. 8 So they read in the book in the law of God distinctly, and gave the sense, and caused them to understand the reading. 9 And Nehemiah, which is the Tirshatha, and Ezra the priest the scribe, and the Levites that taught the people, said unto all the people, This day is holy unto the LORD your God; mourn not, nor weep. For all the people wept, when they heard the words of the law. the Tirshatha: or, the governor 10 Then he said unto them, Go your way, eat the fat, and drink the sweet, and send portions unto them for whom nothing is prepared: for this day is holy unto our Lord: neither be ye sorry; for the joy of the LORD is your strength.
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