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Winter and Heindselman to Wed
Together with their parents, Aaron Winter and Megan Heindselman are pleased to announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
Megan is the daughter of Jim and Chris Heindselman of Albion. She is the granddaughter of Johnny and Sharon Gill of Albion and the late Virgil and Peggy Sue Heindselman of Olney. Megan is a graduate of Edwards County High School, Olney Central College, McKendree University, and University of Phoenix. Megan is currently employed as a Nursing Instructor at Wabash Valley College.
Aaron is the son of Tim and Vickie Winter of Mt. Carmel. He is the grandson of Lourene Beadles and the late Robert Beadles and the late Henry and Mary Winter of Mt. Carmel. Aaron is a graduate of Mt. Carmel High School, Wabash Valley College, and Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. Aaron is currently employed by Vigo Coal and Winter Farms.
The couple will marry on July 5, 2014 at West Village Christian Church in Albion. Formal invitations have been sent.
Kinney and Atwood to wed
Together with their parents, Jordan Skylar Kinney and Justin Ryan Atwood are pleased to announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.
Jordan is the daughter of David and Debbie Kinney of Fairfield. She is the granddaughter of Bob and Loretta Kinney of Fairfield. Jordan graduated from Southern Illinois University Carbondale with a degree in AG Business Economics. She is employed with Trust Bank in Olney as a financial auditor/underwriter.
Justin is the son of Josh and Patty Vaughan of Fairfield and Troy and Mandy Atwood of Cisne. He is the grandson of Shirley and late Martin Atwood of Olney, Marvin and late Mary Howard of Mt. Erie, Butch and Rita Hedrick of Mt. Erie, Gaylord and Angie Vaughan of Fairfield. Great grandparents Mary Ann Griggs of Mt. Erie, Noel and Rita Vaughan of Fairfield and Ether May Howard. Justin graduated from Southern Illinois University Carbondale with a degree in AG. He is employed at Atwood Farms.
The couple will marry on July 26, 2014 at First Christian Church in Fairfield. Formal invitations will be sent for the service and dinner/ dance to follow.
Fehrenbacher and Coleman to Wed
Together with their parents, Ryan Fehrenbacher and Sarah Coleman are pleased to announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
Sarah is the daughter of Marjorie and the late Rudy Coleman of Albion. She is the granddaughter of Jack and Joyce Snidle of Albion. Sarah is a graduate of Edwards County High School and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sarah is currently employed at Southeastern Illinois Counseling Centers, Inc. in Olney.
Ryan is the son of Chris and Robin Eubank and John Fehrenbacher, all of Olney. He is the grandson of Phillip and Donna Rose of Parkersburg and Margaret Fehrenbacher of Olney. Ryan is a graduate of East Richland High School and Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. Ryan is currently employed at Richland Memorial Hospital in Olney.
The couple will marry on July 26, 2014 at Little Prairie Christian Church in Albion. Formal invitations will be sent.
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Sandusky and Chambliss Wedding
Stephanie Maree' Sandusky and Jacob Curtis Chambliss, along with their parents, wish to announce their engagement and upcoming wedding on May 10, 2014.
Stephanie is the daughter of William D. and Bobbie Sandusky of McLeansboro. She is the granddaughter of Robert and Mary York and Bonnie and the late Bill Sandusky, all of McLeansboro. Stephanie is a 2010 graduate of McLeansboro High School and a 2014 graduate of Rend Lake College, training to be an Occupational Therapy Assistant.
Jake is the son of Timothy and Tamara Chambliss of Wayne City. He is the grandson of the Barbara and the late Melvin Chambliss of Wayne City and the late Carroll C, and Annabelle Draper of McLeansboro. Jake is a 2008 graduate of Wayne City High School and Rend Lake College. He is the owner of Chambliss Welding in Wayne City.
The couple plan to unite in marriage at 5:00 pm on May 10, 2014, on the Holy Grounds of McLeansboro First General Baptist Church. A reception will follow in the church fellowship hall. Should it rain, the ceremony will be moved into the Sanctuary of the Church. Some invitations have been mailed, but all friends and family are invited to attend.
Webb and Buckles to Wed
Together with their parents, Andrew Buckles and Annie Webb are pleased to announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
The bride to be is the daughter of Jerry and Debbie Webb of Fairfield and the granddaughter Beverly Shreve and the late William Shreve and Ray and Betty Webb. Annie is a 2006 graduate of Fairfield Community High School and a 2010 graduate of Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. Annie is currently employed at Gavilon Grain, LLC in Browns.
Andrew is the son of David and Norma Buckles of Albion, grandson of Clyde and Loretta Buckles and the late Claudie and Sara Speir. Andrew is a 2005 graduate of Edwards County High School and is a self employed carpenter.
The couple is planning an outdoor ceremony on the evening of May 23, 2014 at the home of Lucas and Lauren Webb with a reception being held at Shreve's Pumpkin Patch in Barnhill. Formal invitations have been sent.
Colton Hutchcraft and Kendra Grimes
Together with their parents, Colton Hutchcraft and Kendra Grimes are pleased to announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Randy and Lisa Vaughan of Fairfield. Kendra graduated from Fairfield Community High School in 2010, and from McKendree University in December of 2013 with a bachelors in Sociology and a minor in Dance. Kendra is currently employed at the Fairfield Banking Company, as well as the owner and teacher at the new Studio H, Dance, Tumble, and Cheer in Fairfield.
Colton is the son of John and Pam Hutchcraft of Fairfield. Colton graduated from Fairfield Community High School in 2011, and from Olney Central College in 2012 with his welding certification. Colton owns and operates his own welding business in Fairfield (Hutchcraft Welding and Repair).
The couple is planning a small family-only ceremony on June 7, 2014 to exchange their vows. The ceremony will take place outdoors at the residence of Ron and Elaine Gardner in Barnhill, with a larger reception to follow. Formal invitations will be sent.
Sarah Jane Vaughn and Joshua Taylor
Sarah Jane Vaughn and Joshua Taylor Faber of Fairfield, along with their parents announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
The prospective bride is the daughter of Mark and Dorothy Vaughn of Fairfield. The future groom's parents are Gary and Shelly Best of Cisne, and Travis Gaber of Alameda, CA.
The couple is planning a private ceremony and reception in May. Formal invitations will be sent.
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Pennington and Mason Wed
Laurel Pennington and Kevin Mason were united in marriage on October 19, 2013. Spencer Meagher and Richard Brown performed the 3:00 p.m. ceremony at Red Brush Church in Louisville, IL.
Laurel is the daughter of Lawrence & Sherri Pennington of Cisne. Kevin's parents are Keith Mason and Donna Mason of Louisville. Laurel's Grandparents are Betty Pennington of Cisne, and Glen and Shirley Byars of Geff.
The bride chose colors of ivory, chocolate brown, yellow, orange, green and red. The isle was adorned with cream pumpkins and ivory satin bows that draped to the floor. A burlap runner was used down the isle.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a lace strapped, satin corseted, ivory dress, embellished with crystal jewels, with a chapel length train. She chose a blusher veil, with small crystal trim. Her hand tied bouquet of red and orange roses, yellow and orange gerber daisies, green hydrangeas, orange, yellow, and burgandy mini calas, burgandy lilies and green hypericum berries, was stem wrapped with a sheer ivory ribbon.
Serving as Matron of Honor was Kellene Kinney of Fairfield. Bridesmaids were Meg Yandell of Indiana, both friends of the bride, Kelly Pratt of Mascoutah and Marissa Byars of Geff, cousins of the bride. All of the attendants wore a straples, melon, sheer overlay, full length chiffon taffeta dress. They were accented with a ruched scarf that hung free down the back. The girls carried hand tied bouquets with the same flowers and colors of the brides. All of the flower arrangements were made by the brides mother. Emily Mason, daughter of the groom, was the flower girl. Her dress was ivory rosettes, with an orange sash.
The Groom wore a black tuxedo with an ivory vest and tie. The groom chose his cousin, Tony Degner of Lousiville as his best man. Groomsmen were Wayne Woods and Vincent King of Flora, friends of the groom, and Justin Degner of Evansville, cousin of the groom. Ushers were Andrew Pennington, brother of the bride, and John Neihls, friend of the bride and groom. Serving as Ring Bearer was Brendon Mason, son of the groom. The groomsmen were attired in black tuxes with melon vests and ties.
The Sanctuary was decorated with cream pumpkins, ivory mums and lanterns, staggered at different heights, setting on ivory burlap. Flowers in the brides colors draped the lanterns. Flower arrangements on pedistals and ferns adorned the communion table.
Pianist Kim Keyser played a medley of songs. Friends of the bride, Kathy Young, Debbie Simpson and Valerie Brown sang "Going to the Chapel" as the bridal party entered. Henry Pratt, cousin of the bride, carried a "Here Comes The Bride" sign, as Laurel began to enter the Sanctuary. Cousins of the bride, Jay Meagher and Kelly Pratt sang "Captivate Us" during the ceremony. They were accompanied by the bride's Aunt, Cindy Meagher.
A dinner reception was held in the church fellowship hall. The tables were covered with white table cloths and each had a burlap table runner. Tables were decorated with mason jars and pumpkins, with fresh flowers in them.
The meal consisted of pulled pork, potato bar, baked beans and the bride's fathers cole slaw. Dessert was homemade pies.
The pie table was decorated with a ruffled burlap overlay. Glass cake stands of different shapes and heights were used to showcase the many variety of pies. The Bride and Groom cut their favorite pie.
The couple went on a Royal Caribbean Bahama Cruise for their honeymoon.
The couple resides in Flora. Laurel is an E.R. Nurse at Clay County Hospital. Kevin is an E.M.T. with Clay County Ambulance, and North Wayne Ambulance. He is currently finishing classes for his Paramedic license.
Many cousins, Aunts and Uncles, friends and family came together and helped decorate, welcome guests, dress the bridal party, make pies, serve food, take pictures and videos, and clean up after the wedding. The couple would like to thank everyone for making this day the most beautiful and special event.
Shryock and Stopher to Wed
Leah Marie Shryock of Newton, IL and Donovan Lee Stopher of Mt. Erie, IL are happy to announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.
Leah is the daughter of Randy and Glenna Shryock of Newton. Grandparents are Glenn and Judi Frichtl, the late Monica Frichtl, and the late Raymond and Genevieve Shryock, all of Newton. She is a 2009 graduate of Newton Community High School and will graduate from the School of Business at Eastern Illinois University in May of 2014 with degrees in Management and Finance.
Donovan is the son of Bill and Tina Stopher of Mt. Erie. Grandparents are Norman and Delores McKinney of Mt. Erie, and the late Don and Violet Stopher of Cisne. Great-grandparents of the groom are Alberta and the late Virgil McKinney, and the late Russell and Lillie Yohe, all of Mt. Erie. He is a 2009 graduate of Cisne Community High School and a December 2013 graduate from the School of Business at Eastern Illinois University with a degree in Management Information Systems. He is employed in the IT department of First Mid-Illinois Bank and Trust in Mattoon.
Donovan and Leah will be married at 3 p.m. on Saturday, May 31, 2014, at Scott Avenue Christian Church, with a reception to follow at the Sunrise Community Center, all in Newton.


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Just Because 15.1 ~ Notebooks
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January 18 - March 22
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Fluent~Collaborative & testsite are pleased to present Just Because 15.1: Steven Tomlinson: NOTEBOOKS. The exhibition opens on Sunday, January 18, with a public reception from 4-6 p.m. and a moderated discussion with Tomlinson at 4:30 p.m. The project will be on view through March 22nd and will be accompanied by a workshop on February 10th led by Steven Tomlinson.
This text-based installation features schematic drawings and notes from Tomlinson's work as a management consultant and communications strategist, the first public presentation of these compelling artifacts from his work in academics, theatre and business. Whether collaborating with clients or organizing his thoughts for the classroom or the stage, Tomlinson creates intellectually and visually engaging maps of ideas, objectives and process. The testsite presentation explores the meditative, personal and professional qualities of his practice. testsite will host a complementary workshop on visual note-taking to facilitate ideas, objectives and process, Thinking Aloud on Paper, on Tuesday, February 10th, from 6–8 p.m. The workshop is led by Tomlinson, and is free and open to the public.
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As a kid, I drew with my friends when we made up stories. This was my favorite way to connect with people, a form of dancing, and I've never outgrown it. Developing an idea graphically facilitates connections, engages the body and the imagination. Visuals provide an external focus, an antidote to self-consciousness, and a playful invitation to think together. I love the shared sense of accomplishment when I leave a visual with a client at the end of the meeting. Even when I'm alone, I think better "out loud" on the page, usually in very tiny print and whatever colors are at hand. Paper and pencils and felt tips conjure a very old and reliable source of inspiration stronger than competition and judgment.
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Steven Tomlinson, Ph.D., is a management consultant and advisor based in Austin, Texas, who coaches Wall Street, Fortune 500 and high-tech start up executives and managers. He is a Founding Master Teacher at the Acton School of Business for Entrepreneurship. He taught economics and finance at The University of Texas at Austin where he designed and directed the MBA professional development program. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Pastoral Ministry at the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin and an accomplished playwright and performer. His award-winning solo shows have been produced in Austin and off-Broadway.
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Don't be misled by the name -- "Platinum Dancers."
Although the moniker suggests the group is limited to performance, entertaining is only a portion of what the all-girl youth organization is trying to accomplish.
Whether marching in local parades or volunteering at the James Aitkens Christmas toy giveaway, founders Gay Brown and Paula Matthews seek opportunities for the club's 19 members to simply "get involved."
"It's not just a dance team," Matthews stresses, "we have a year-round club."
Brown adds, "We are trying to give young girls experience in helping others, sharing, caring and how to understand others."
The group, which was formed in October, has two member factions: Lil Platinum Dancers for ages 7 to 10 and Platinum Dancers for those 11 to 15.
Members are Brittany Aldrige, Umeko Ballard, Nakieka Brown, Amine Harris, Rashonda Hawthorne, Latoya Jackson, Olida Jones, Patrice Marbury, Larrinesha Mayho, April McGuin, Ontranekia Nixon, Jameka Norman, Megean Pierre, Whitney Rounds, Brandi Short, Raven Short, Raven Smith, Lashed Thomas, Johanna Waguespack, Passion Ward, Jasmine Young and Kierra Young.
Brown and Matthews chose a triangle as the organization's symbol because Platinum Dancer members are from the tri-parish area -- Terrebonne, Lafourche and Assumption.
"The formation of the club is to bring girls from different areas together to learn things they wouldn't otherwise," Matthews explains. " . It's fun and it positively occupies their time."
The girls earn triangle badges by completing projects in their award booklets. Categories include health, nature, crafts, culture, religion, homemaking and business.
Tracing their family tree, learning how to count from 1 to 10 in a different language, obtaining a library card and learning their social security number are all examples of triangle-earning activities.
Field trips to local museums, businesses, nursing homes and companies are all events currently being planned.
Community service is an area the group emphasizes to its members. The girls are required to complete five volunteer hours and are awarded for every extra five-hour increment.
Brandi Short, 12, says being a member of the Platinum Dancers is her first time participating in such a club. So far, she has had fun meeting new people and doing different activities.
Short, who attends Caldwell Middle School, has especially enjoyed marching in parades. She says performing in front of a large crowd does not make her nervous.
Like Short, 12-year-old Megean Pierre loves to dance and entertain others along the parade route.
But most of all, Pierre, of Houma, appreciates the friendships she has formed with the other girls in the group.
"Most of the time we don't fuss," Pierre reveals. " . If they fuss they will tell you they are sorry. They don't hurt your feelings."
Raven Smith, 10, feels the same. Only one other member attends the same school as she -- Elysian Fields Elementary school.
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I haven't thought much about the Fall, but when I do I am very torn. This year, we have enjoyed a number of classes and activities, from science museum and observatory classes, to an Odyssey of the Mind group. These things have been challenging at various levels because I have a (now) 2.5 yo in addition to my K and 2nd grade boys. My 2.5yo is VERY active, VERY curious, and I'm either constantly running or he's strapped in or on something (i.e., me!). Now, as he's getting older, he's developing more self-control (thank goodness!), but he's still something of a (wonderful, sweet, adorable) challenge in these situations.
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But then again, I am not a huge fan of leaving the house extremely regularly anyway.
My last 3 babies have come in Oct-Dec & those months actually worked out well for me when it came to leaving the house as it's winter weather & all our favorite homeschool park days are over anyway. It's a fine time of the year to just be home.
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I wouldn't unless a family member can accompany them. My husband teaches, so his work schedule is fairly flexible (well, when we lived where we took classes!) so that helped when I was due in December. He took them back and forth a lot during the last month or two. Plus a lot of classes have time off in Nov/Dec anyway, so it's not so much of a worry.
This year, we only have violin and I'll continue taking my daughter (and my son who may start) and possibly they may start piano and aikido. For aikido, it's almost an hour away, so the last month-it will be dh's job to take them.
My toddler sounds just like yours and there is no way I would take them all even now, let alone near term, to anything without help.
Nope, no way, no how, not unless I could hire a HS teen to occupy said 3 yr old! Leaving the house with a 2-3 and a baby is my least favorite activity
. However I do have a lot of PP anxiety so that probably factors largely into how I feel about it. We probably wouldn't do much untill the three year old turned four and had more reliable self control. This is the first time that we have had a newly 3 without a baby and I am amazed at how much less stressful three is when you have TWO hands and a full nights sleep.
I have two older ones, and our 3rd is now a few months old. My middle child is 4 and high energy but with an easy-going personality. Save for the first month after the baby was born, we've largely kept up with our usual activities, and it's been exhausting. I think I should have cut out more and/or not jumped back into the swing of things as quickly as I did.
Hiring a mother's helper could be a good idea too. They could either aid your younger ones while you're tending to the baby, or hold/mind the baby while you're helping the little ones with the activities.
We have ended up doing more of the things like museum and science center trips on weekends when daddy can go. Sometimes it's nice to just sit on the bench and nurse the baby, while their father takes them around.
I sooo appreciate all the input! It seems we're all on the same page. I realized that with all of the activities, we missed out on a lot of time at HOME. I'm now really looking forward to more time at home, with our expanded family, in our new home. I think it will work out very well to do limited activities - perhaps more of the one-off things that we haven't been able to do this year because we've had so much else going on.
Subbing ... in a very similar situation. DS1 is 7, DS2 is 5, DD is almost 3 and baby number 4 due in Nov.
At least for the newborn period, I would either cut back on the activities or hire a mother's helper to accompany you on outings.
Maybe while you are relaxing at home for a few months (or longer), you could ask some friends with interesting skills/knowledge/talents to come over and spend the afternoon with your children once in a while.
We have friends who are a couple and one does ham radio and knows a lot about electronics and the other is a jeweler and knows a lot about traditional crafts and life-skills of her culture. Our dc loooove when they spend time showing them what they know and do. Even once/week or less might be enough new and intensive experience for your dc.
New babies for us usually means (hometime) books, movies and games with mum when dp is at his job, and when he's home, "ask daddy." Occasional guests fill the gaps too.
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We just had another in August. I think it would be a good idea (if you want to let them still do some things) to allow each kid to pick one activity. Or, if you tend to do more outings/trips, stick to only a few a month.
I like someone else's suggestion of doing stuff on the weekend, when Daddy can go, too. Otherwise, I second the idea to get a mother's helper for museum trips and such, if your older boys aren't old enough to do it.
For myself I would cut out a lot of the outside stuff for a while, then slowly ease back into it as you feel braver and your 3yo mellows out a little more.
I don't think it's unfair to your kids---it's about the whole family's needs, weighted especially toward the mama and newborn at the beginning.
Also, will the K/2 graders be able to do any classes that you can drop them off for and not have to be present with the younger two? For instance, locally we have art camp and drama classes that are drop-off style for kids that age. That's the only way I'd consider outside classes for a while after the new baby.
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This is My God is a non-fiction book by Herman Wouk, first published in 1959. The book summarizes many key aspects of Judaism and is intended for both a Jewish and non-Jewish audience. The author, who served in the United States Navy and is a Pulitzer Prize–winning novelist, writes from a Modern Orthodox perspective.
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If ever they want to send a clear signal to the other profligates, it is by letting Greece default go bankrupt and get out of the EZ. A nasty client would thus be removed from the EZ and it would prevent the EZ from having to fill up ever more Greek deficits.
Whether that'll be in the interest of Greece is another question. I think not: Greece is not Iceland.
Have you noticed how both countries got indebted ? Iceland took over it's banks debts, exactly like Ireland did, but Greece came into the EZ with an excessively dysfunctional profile: corruption, cronyism, cheating, hardly paying their taxes...
That distinction deserves a different judgment, from you too.
If Greece quits the EZ and starts a new Drachme, it will be faced with endless devaluations and political turmoil, exactly like was the case before they joined the EZ.
John Mauldin is of the same idea:
Still, wednesday we'll know more.........Feb 9, 2015. 11:55 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
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I agree.
BTFD is what I do too.
I reckon cheap oil isn't going to deter mining either.
Semi-automized monsters like they operate in Australian mines run on half the cost now of what they were running a year ago.
I keep an eye on oil, therefore.
If WTI climbs over $60 again, and gold at that point still is at around $1,220, I buy.Feb 9, 2015. 11:43 AM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
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I'm sure the EZ has since long taken into account a Grexit and subsequently a Greek defaulting on its debt.
Why else have the German and French banks put all the Greek debt they had on the ECB's balance sheet ? This way, the default is being spread over all the EZ taxpayers.
It is in the interest of the EZ to let Greece exit and default: a nasty pain in the a** is thus removed from the EZ's bottom and a clear warning is being given to other profligate EZ nations.
As for Greece, her awaits a long-lasting calvary of Drachme-bound austerity, cleaning up the budget and fight against the oligarchs/corrupt nepotists/cronies.
The country might slide back to its century-old series of endemic devaluations and political instability. Uncle Vlad might take advantage of this, a nightmare for NATO.Feb 5, 2015. 02:49 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
"I don't think you and I are saying much different."
I don't put the blame unilaterally on the "EU cronies", as you did.
But if you can find yourself in my comments above, OK, fine with me.
Oh, and by the way, I hope Greece will exit the EZ, default on it's debts, the Greek government will crack down domestic corruption and dysfunctionality and after 7-8 years they'll re-enter the EZ, clean as a sheet.Feb 5, 2015. 05:52 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
I'm perfectly aware that the EU is all but perfect and that enormous mistakes have been made, should not have been made and will almost be impossible to correct.
However, to put all the blame on the lenders is a bit stretched. When Greece joined the EZ a large part of their debt wasn't even known. It had been cleverly hidden by Goldman Sucks as off balance sheet items on the demand of Greece or on the offer of GS. A large part of the debts are preferential, meaning they have priority over all the other ones and at this moment are being paid back to....drumroll..... USA banks: $80bn:
It was only when the crisis struck in 2009 that suddenly these debts reappeared as Greece was confronted with the harsh reality of having to pay them back anyway, and having to admit this to the EZ.
So, the myth of the irresponible and avaricious grabby EZ bankers does not make sense. Overall German and French bankers have been operating in a very responsible way. The 2012 haircut of 50% of outstanding Greek debt that these bankers had to take gave good hopes that the Greeks would be capable of getting out of the Woods, like the Irish and the Spanish did.
Well, the Greeks did not.
Instead, they started applying tax-evasion. Corruption, cronyism and lack of competence did not abade, on the contrary.
I give the new Greek government however credit for one thing, actually one and a falf:
1 / never in the history of failing states has the sale of assets -privatization of Piraeus or sale of a gold-mine- been the LT solution for a defaulting economy; in that sense the halting of the privatisations isn't so bad. ST it aggravates the situation, but LT it'll benefit.
1 1/2 / Syriza promised to crack down on corruption. Now that is a Heraclaean piece of work, but if anyone should be well positioned to perform this, it's a bunch of young idealistic crazy communists.
I wish them well, but they'll have to fight GS in the first place:
And Greek cronyism won't disappear so easily either:
http://bit.ly/1BWLX0qFeb 2, 2015. 03:17 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
"the E.U. cronies who have enslaved Greeks with debt"
The Greeks have enslaved themselves with debt.
Or do you consider the Venezuelans more stupid than the Greeks in the way they both endebted themselves ?
Is Venezuela stupid because it's creditors are the Americans and is Greece bright because it's creditors are EU cronies ?
Some logic you display there !
"the blood is running in the streets, time to buy undervalued assets"
You should have known better.
If History is any good, you should have studied it.
What have the Greeks done with the billions of Marshall help that they got from the USA after WWII ?
They wasted the money on a long lasting cruel and bloody civil war between left and right while the rest of Europe rebuilt itself.
Knowing the recent history teaches you how people behave.
Right now every Greek asset valued over zero is an asset to short. It'll make you rich.Feb 1, 2015. 03:23 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
I agree, that's why I call Greek Syriza a bunch of irresponsible, crazy people.Feb 1, 2015. 03:09 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
I did NOT write "socialism=deficit spending"
I wrote "What you define as "socialist" in capitalist systems should be labeled "deficit-spending".
It appears you have difficulties understanding what people write.Feb 1, 2015. 02:59 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
"Note that never did I say Norway was a purely socialist state."
You said "Norway is one of the most socialist states in Europe."
Can you define how socialist Norway is on a scale of 10 and list the other European nations relative to that figure ?
Just asking, cause your "Norway is one of the most socialist states in Europe." assumes you have a very distinct vue on how socialist Norway is.
"Ah, finally you recognize what socialism actually means. You were using it incorrectly up until this moment."
I did not.
Please refer to a text where I used it incorrectly according to your standards.Feb 1, 2015. 10:29 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
"when half of EU is scrambling to get hold of as much gold as they can get their grubby hands on?"
I thought it was Canadian Eldorado Gold who was scrambling to get hold of as much gold as they can get their grubby hands on.
Think you suffer from a slight uptick of US narrowmindedness.
Besides, it's not the EU where the large demand for gold has to be sought, it's in China, India, Russia and Turkey.
I really had a better idea of the so high praised American rationality.Feb 1, 2015. 10:16 AM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
"Norway is one of the most socialist states in Europe. "
Norway does NOT have a socialist economy, but Americans are brainwashed by conservative talking points into thinking that the liberal model of capitalism practiced in Norway is actually "socialism."
http://bit.ly/1LyfNOkFeb 1, 2015. 03:21 AM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
What you define as "socialist" in capitalist systems should be labeled "deficit-spending".
They all indeed deficit-spend.Jan 31, 2015. 09:28 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Take one "I" from your "PIIGS": Ireland.
They're doing fine now and they did fine when PM Brian Cowen in 2010 decided to bailout the Irish Banking Industry which turned the debt/GDP from a comfortable 46% into a less comfortable 160%.
The Irish are recovering though from this blow in a remarkable way due to their hard working and a little help from their friends, the ECB and the IMF.Jan 31, 2015. 09:25 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment


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1. An instrument, formerly much used for showing the time of day from the shadow of a style or gnomon on a graduated arc or surface; especially, a sundial; but there are lunar and astral dials. The style or gnomon is usually parallel to the earth's axis, but the dial plate may be either horizontal or vertical.
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Wednesday blooms.
Well, shes not so perfect in this photo. She needed that extra hour for that peddle to lay flat.
and this one is reblooming and also has one of them weird fans.
another weird thing, this fan coming out of the Marietta Surprise rebloom scape.
CHINA BRIDE has 2 rebloom scapes too.
and I spotted another rebloom scape on this one too, while taking its picture.
Jean, Fiery Temper would be my choice of these. I saw a pod setting beside Beautiful Edgings. The " weird" thing coming out of Marietta Surprise looks to be a prolifs.When the main scape turns brown, cut it about 2 inches below the prolif then stick it in the pot all the way to the bottom of the prolif and keep it watered. I usually put mine in the place where the grown daylily is growing. It may bloom, sometimes they do...Love the Oriental Lilies. Do you know their name? Ellie
Yay, another prolif! My favorite is Choral Fantasy today, mine has a scape :) Only one, but I'll take that. I'm curious to see how will it bloom.
I like Wonder of it All and Beautiful Edgings too of course.
Oh, and I looked at the name of my similar lily, and mine is called Montreal. So they must be different, I need to find pics of mine and compare


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Feedback on Local Harvest listing please
2nd time was successful. Can I get opinions? I tried to list everything we grow, even if I don't have it this year (e.g., will have strawberries, raspberries next year, no apples this year since they didn't blossom). Some veggies are listed summer/fall since the peppers and tomatoes go into Sept and even Oct (like last year) if it's mild. I don't want to list spring tomatoes until I have a high tunnel though ;-)
Here is a link that might be useful: Local Harvest listing for Briarwoods Farm
If you list everything that MIGHT be, people will want them at the time that they are looking. I know starting it out took a lot of time. Keep updating it with announcements of what you will have in the next week or so. 1 problem that I have keeping updated. I looked at your entry and it looks good.
Well, I don't think people will be looking for strawberries now - listing said in spring. Might be looking for raspberries? Should I take that off for now (just planted this year, picking a handful a week)? I guess I will take apples off since it doesn't look likw we'll have any this year?
I would place an announcement about not having apples and maybe something like 'too late for spring crops, check back next year'. I've have bought strawberries locally all the way til frost. Variety call Seascape, hubby loves them, he tries to freeze enough to last thru winter.
if you are not growing it now don't list it as it is super easy to check and uncheck boxes. I generally do an update about 3x a year or more if things fail and I know we will not have them.
If you haven't uploaded a photo do so as that seems to put you up in their search engine. Paying $$ puts you at the top but I never thought it was worth it for me and frankly i get a lot more business from my Face Book page than my Local harvest page but i still keep the LH page as it is free and I do get a few emails each year from it and a couple translate into customers.
I was trying to write a general description - I can just say "berries, veggies, and herbs" instead of listing all the kinds, and delete the apple butter.
Don't people pay attention to the seasonal availability though, even if it is easy to check and uncheck boxes?
Facebook - guess you'll have to drag me kicking and screaming to join there. Maybe a business account wouldn't be bad. I'll have to look into it.
I wanted to start a website, even registered with Google for free account this spring, but DH and DS (who is webmaster for his scout troop) haven't designed it yet so I've given up. Maybe a blog (though I'm not a good writer, and would have to stop posting on GW to have enough time to write a blog LOL)?
The Local Harvest listing has the seasons (WSSF) listed with check marks for availability - tho I guess if "Summer" is checked for strawberries they might assume *all* summer and not just June, as you say there are everbearing types.
Yep, I figured the blog might be the easiest thing for me rather than designing a whole site with multiple pages.


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I was on vacation and not familiar with the dc area..I booked the room using my hotel points with country inn ans suites. The area the hotel was in was a little different than hotels I normally book. The area surrounding the hotel only had fast food places. Up the street and waaay around the corner was Fed Ex field so you would think there would be some restaurants around but there was not. When I checked in the staff was great a guy even went upstairs to see if there was a room ready prior to check in. The room was spacious it was a suite. The only issue was the sink drained really slow. The morning breakfast was wonderful the lady who worked there actually made from scratch biscuits..I had 4 or 5. I don't really eat sausage gravy so what I had to eat was pretty limited to biscuits and orange juice. They had juices,bagels, toast, mini blueberry muffins, hot oatmeal, eggs, biscuits and sausage gravy, yogurt and a waffle machine. All staff I encountered including someone who I think may have been the manager were all very nice.
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