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You can't see it that well in this picture of Beverly Drive but the red building at left was Linny's Delicatessen, which served the best corned beef sandwich in town. The building went through several other tenants before turning into R.J.'s, one of the more popular places to eat ribs in Beverly Hills before it too went away. The best corned beef in the vicinity is now two blocks to the north at Nate 'n' Al's Deli. That did not change during the year-or-so in which someone tried to operate a branch of New York's famous Carnegie Deli in a building between where Linny's used to be and where Nate 'n' Al's has been for a long, long time and still is. It was the Carnegie in name only and I suspect every Nate 'n' Al's customer ate there once before returning, having learned a valuable lesson, to Nate 'n' Al's.
Next door to Linny's, you can see an outpost of the Lerner Stores, part of a chain of women's clothing stores. The famed playwright Alan Jay Lerner (author of My Fair Lady) was of the family that owned the company. At some point, it was replaced by an outlet of Lane Bryant's, a clothing shop that caters to plus-sized women. This was very convenient for ladies who ate often at Linny's.
More or less across the street from Linny's was the wonderful Ontra Cafeteria where I'd be dining often if there were still Ontra Cafeterias.
Also, at the far right of this photo, you can see Melody Lane, which was a popular coffee shop of the day. It was situated at the corner of Beverly Drive and Wilshire Boulevard. The white thing at the center of the picture is the dome of the Beverly Theater, a movie palace with an Egyptian decor that showed, at least when I was going there, good ol' American movies. I saw Oliver! there and The Twelve Chairs, not on the same double bill. It was later converted into a jewelry store and was torn down completely in the middle of 2005.
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I believe Melody Lane later became Blums.
Many many years ago, I worked in the mail room at William Morris. The best cheap lunch in BH was a knish to go at Linny's for $.25. They were delicious and filling.
In 1961 I worked p/t at a small shoe store a couple of doors south of Linny's.
I most always started the afternoon before work with a knish (sometimes potato, sometimes meat) and a bottle of Dr. Browns Cream Soda to go. After a few weeks, my boss, Mel–funny I remember his name, but not the stores–had me bring in the same for him.
David is correct, they were delicious and filling.
After college and no longer a shoe clerk, I sometimes went in for a full lunch. I could afford it, then.
In the seventies I worked in Beverly Hills, and could walk to Linny's on my lunch hour. This was our favorite place to get roast beef sandwiches, the best I've ever had anywhere then and since. The sandwich was on very fresh rye bread, and piled higher than one could imagine. I'm sure it was prime rib sliced thin, but it was never advertised as that, just roast beef. I hate that this place is gone!
Who was(were)the owner of Linny's??
Lois, the owners of Linny's were my grandfather, Max Krauthamer and his brother-in-law Morris Schneider.
Linny's was my family's deli. My sister and I ate there often.
Yes, my sister Randy and I ate there often. I've never found a better bowl of bean and barley soup anywhere. I still miss this wonderful deli.
This was my birthday restaurant as a kid. What a deli . I still remember my 12th birthday when comedian Phil Silvers came in.
Linny's was the 'go to' deli in Beverly Hills,the only one (I believe) at the time.
Existed before Nate'n Al's. My then wife introduced me to it as an after school hangout with her college buddies. I recall the sauerkraut & half done kosher pickles served gratis before your order was taken.
I later had an office nearby & frequented Linny's at least once weekly for lunch. Could usually spot one or two celebrities there. Imagine a knish for two bits! The matzoh ball soup,best in the West.
…ate there often in High school. Used to see Danny Thomas often. Also saw Cyd Charisse, Tony Martin, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra. circa 1958.
Never went to linnies because I was born in 1996 but I always have wanted to because Moriss Schneider is me and my sisters great grandfather so its our family history
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I believe Melody Lane later became Blums."
I remember Blums as being on the southeast corner of Wilshire & Beverly Drive. As a student, I went there for the wonderful orange ice cream sodas that I always ordered with 1/2 a tuna sandwich. I loved that restaurant and was so sad when it closed.


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Established in 2003, USO Operation Phone Home delivers prepaid international phone cards to deployed service members free of charge. The phone cards are distributed through USO centers both overseas and in the U.S., where they are handed out to service members passing through, or are delivered directly to military units. Since the program began, more than 2.2 million phone cards have been distributed.
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Paul Steinmetz, spokesman for the Danbury school, confirmed that Adam Lanza earned a 3.26 grade point average while a student there. He dropped out of a German language class and withdrew from a computer science class, but earned an A in a computer class, A-minus in American history and B in macroeconomics.
He participated when called on by the teacher in his evening course on introductory German, according to Dot Stasny, who was one of about a dozen other students in the class in the spring of 2009. She said she and a classmate once invited him out to a bar but he declined, saying he was only 17.
"We attributed him being quiet to him being so much younger than the rest of us," said Stasny, 30. "I assumed he was this super smart kid who was just doing extra course work."
Stasny said she saw him later when he came in as a customer at a video game store where she was working. She said she shared a laugh with him about how difficult the German class was. She told him she failed one of the exams, and he mentioned he got a D.
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Gretchen Olson, who shared an introductory German class at Western Connecticut with Lanza, said Monday she also believed he was quiet because he was so young "in a class of 20-year-olds."
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The Hartford Courant and The Wall Street Journal first reported Lanza's academic record at Western Connecticut State.
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DAN THE FAN: Reviewing a compelling campaign
Posted on 6:00am Friday 22nd May 2015
AHEAD of the final at Wembley on Sunday, it's time to look back on some of the key moments and players from an eventful last 10 months at Swindon Town.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: A night we'll never forget
Posted on 1:15am Friday 22nd May 2015
SWINDON Town have a new 'where you there?' moment.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Not the finish we want - yet
Posted on 6:00am Friday 1st May 2015
Out of a possible twenty-four points Mark Cooper's side collected just eight, a worrying amount considering how much was at stake.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: A feeling it could have been more
Posted on 7:59pm Friday 24th April 2015
It's the hope that kills you.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Is second still within reach?
Posted on 2:12am Saturday 18th April 2015
Town responded in the perfect fashion this week to their broadcast humiliation over the Easter weekend.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Can we just press reset?
Posted on 1:43am Saturday 18th April 2015
FOOTBALL Manager is the greatest game on earth, I've been an avid fan for nearly two decades.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: We will drown out City
Posted on 6:00am Friday 3rd April 2015
AS Swindon fans endure a football drought at the County Ground, it's the seven international players who have been under the spotlight.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Call-ups the price of success
Posted on 6:00am Friday 3rd April 2015
SWINDON'S overachievement this season has come at a price this weekend as seven of Mark Cooper's team go and represent their country at senior and youth level.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Staying in form is so vital now
Posted on 6:00am Friday 20th March 2015
AS THE clock hit the 90-minute mark on Tuesday night at the Keepmoat Stadium, Town's dream of automatic promotion looked to be on shaky ground.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: A Swift return to top form
Posted on 6:00am Friday 13th March 2015
TOWN returned to form with a bang last weekend as Mark Cooper's 3-6-1 formation helped raise the performance of our on-loan Chelsea midfielder John Swift.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Squad is feeling the strain
Posted on 6:00am Friday 6th March 2015
The result puts Town bottom of the recent form charts, after taking just four points from a possible eighteen in the last six League One games.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Grumbles betraying nerves
Posted on 6:00am Friday 27th February 2015
AFTER a total no show at the weekend, Swindon Town got back to winnings ways with a 2-1 win over Bradford City at the County Ground on Tuesday evening.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Boss Mark has got it good at Swindon
Posted on 6:00am Friday 20th February 2015
As we watch Town suffer a dip in form on the pitch, it's been possible movement from the coaching staff making the headlines.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: In need of a touch of experience
Posted on 6:00am Friday 13th February 2015
Town have 17 cup finals to achieve the unthinkable at the start of the season – promotion into the Championship.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: For ref's sake, let's help them
Posted on 6:00am Friday 13th February 2015
Town's 45-year wait for a win at Bramall Lane goes on after a fiery encounter last Saturday.
View From The Sticks
Space. The final frontier.
Posted on 3:54pm Tuesday 3rd February 2015
'Shared space'.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Hanging on to our finest
Posted on 6:00am Friday 30th January 2015
WITH the majority of Town's squad enjoying a mid-season break under the sun in Tenerife, it's been talk of possible departures and the Asian Cup making the headlines in Wiltshire.
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Video killed the radio star - or maybe not
Posted on 6:22pm Wednesday 21st January 2015
Shortly before Christmas 2014 I paid a visit to the studios of Swindon 105.5 for a couple of reasons. One was to talk to Shirley Ludford, the station manager, about the money-raising initiative the station was running in December whereby local businesses could, for a very small fee, have a song of their choice played and talk about their business. I was delighted to kick the initiative off on the 1st of December with a chat over the phone about my own business, AA Editorial Services: http://www.aaedits.co.uk I also had a few minutes on the actual radio talking about this here blog.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: The Adver ban helps nobody
Posted on 6:00am Friday 16th January 2015
IN A season that has shocked and surprised many fans, Swindon has once again delivered the unthinkable, a comfortable win live on the box.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: View from the top is a good one
Posted on 6:00am Saturday 10th January 2015
It finally happened, after weeks of nearly reaching the summit, Swindon Town now sit top of the League One table.
Born Again Swindonian
An actual Swindonian's recollections of growing up here in the 50s and 60s
Posted on 4:24pm Wednesday 7th January 2015
Happy new year listeners! I hope that the festive season was kind to you and that 2015 will bring you some good things.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Different approach is working
Posted on 6:00am Saturday 3rd January 2015
As 2014 comes to an end, it's time to take a look back at the previous 12 months for Swindon Town.
View From The Sticks
Happy New Year
Posted on 12:15pm Wednesday 24th December 2014
When I was growing up in Swindon I had the wide eyed excitement of youth that meant that every new year seemed like an achievement.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Second for the best - for now
Posted on 6:00am Friday 19th December 2014
Of course fans want to see Town sit at the top of the table, but Bristol City's result may well turn out to be a blessing in disguise.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: A trio of moments to savour
Posted on 6:00am Friday 12th December 2014
As we enter the final act in 2014, it's time to look back at the key moments throughout the past 12 months at Swindon Town.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Remembering the good – and not so good
Posted on 12:14am Saturday 6th December 2014
After being humiliated in Cheltenham a few weeks ago, Town find themselves kicking their heels for a weekend as the F.A Cup takes centre stage across the footballing calendar.
View From The Sticks
Ah! The Mechanics!
Posted on 8:52am Friday 28th November 2014
I have very fond memories of an annual event that used to take place at the Mechanics Institute.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Now Town must prove themselves against division's lesser lights
Posted on 6:00am Friday 28th November 2014
Ten years after their last victory at London Road, Town produced a superb away performance to move themselves within one point off the summit in League One.
View From The Sticks
Shopping Therapy
Posted on 10:07am Friday 21st November 2014
You know what they say about shopping therapy?
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Passion cannot be punished
Posted on 3:02am Friday 28th November 2014
Michael Smith's superb solo run and finish last Saturday was enough to continue Town's 14 year unbeaten run against local rivals Bristol City in a fiery encounter at the County Ground.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Derby triumph can make up for our cup capitulation
Posted on 6:00am Friday 14th November 2014
Last Saturday was a humiliating day to be a Swindon Town fan.
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Swindon in business and my journey into self-employment
Posted on 8:29am Friday 7th November 2014
Hello listeners. Just for a change here's a blog post about me, myself and I – in my other hat as AA Editorial Services:
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Williams has done enough for a start
Posted on 6:00am Friday 7th November 2014
After a rare away defeat last Saturday, Town got back to winning ways this week with an important win over 2nd place Preston North End.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Skipper Thompson's midweek return shows why he is so crucial
Posted on 2:40pm Thursday 30th October 2014
Both Jordan Turnbull and Jack Stephens are good defenders but their shortcomings were highlighted without Thompson alongside them.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Putting Trust in the fans
Posted on 6:00am Friday 17th October 2014
Our current chairman Lee Power is doing a sterling job.
View From The Sticks
Wailways and Carnage
Posted on 1:48pm Wednesday 15th October 2014
There's a circumstance that will develop over the next few months which will have huge consequences for traffic movements around north Wiltshire and Swindon, and there appears to be very little attention being paid to it.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Town's excellent start to the season is like a trip back in time
Posted on 6:00am Friday 10th October 2014
NINE games into the season and Mark Cooper's side continue to upset the odds and entertain the fans.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Saturday's win was also a victory for the manager's persistence
Posted on 6:00am Friday 10th October 2014
LAST Saturday, Town put in their best performance of the season as they brushed aside promotion contenders Sheffield Utd with ease in one of the best footballing displays I've seen at the County Ground.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: The Orient showed us the way
Posted on 6:00am Friday 10th October 2014
Last week I briefly mentioned that the clubs biggest test of the season would be when the clock strikes midnight on 1st January.
View From The Sticks
The future is bright. If you believe the artist's impression.
Posted on 10:17am Thursday 9th October 2014
It's occurred to me, and rather frighteningly so, that it's more than 40 years since I first started reading the Adver. Since I began taking a look at my parent's paper until today, I will have paid attention to what the Adver had to report through well over 10,000 copies. And while there is much to say about modern technology and accessing the news through a variety of 'technological media platforms' or however the jargon goes, there's nothing like sitting down with a hard copy, perhaps with a coffee, or even better a beer, to catch up on local goings on. The daily ritual of buying it (and that's not always easy out here in the sticks where there's no shop in the village and the closest place to pick up a copy is a good four miles away), to the time earmarked in the day to sit down and have a good perusal, has become a way of life. If Swindon have played the night before you need to get in early, otherwise likeminded Town supporters will have wanted their regular match report fix and the shop may have sold out. Some newsagents think Swindon is too far away to be of interest and don't stock it, while some neighbouring towns can be complete Adver-free zones, stocking things like the Bath Doodah instead. Missing my Adver is something I don't entertain easily. It has become an old friend whose presence is missed if holidays intervene, and just like old friends it's sometimes infuriating, frustrating and downright annoying. But it's a relationship that has endured and over the years I feel I know some of the journos personally. Barrie Hudson usually makes me laugh and I often think Graham Carter and I must be brothers separated at birth, so many things he writes that have me nodding my head in agreement. And when I spotted Barry Leighton's piece this week detailing all those developments that have been proposed for Swindon over the years it really struck a chord with me. Because I remember all of those 'artists impressions' showing the Shangri la of peacefulness that Swindon was to become, and I know just how few have come to fruition. To celebrate the successful library development that was built after 40 years of talking, (that would have started around the time I started reading the Adver I suppose) is pretty hollow for a town that regularly entertains thoughts of becoming a city. Almost all other redevelopment proposals have fallen by the wayside. Of course the Regent Circus rebuild is nearing completion, but that attracts more negative comment by the affect it has had on traffic flow and danger to pedestrians (that's pedestrians. Not pedestrains), than it does positive. Similarly with Whale Bridge. Almost all town centre restructuring plans involve 'restaurants' (fast food outlets), shopping complexes (further discounters) and offices… despite the surplus of free office space the town has always had and can never fill. There will be talk of bars and pictures showing half a dozen people sitting outside enjoying some café culture, but it won't show the fight going on outside at 2:00 on a Saturday morning when kicking out time arrives. Take a trip to Bath and see how the old bus station area has been redeveloped and you can see what can be achieved, and just how it can enhance a city/town. How new buildings can be integrated into the surrounding architecture in such a manner that they don't jar the senses. And I'm afraid that difference encapsulates why Swindon's persona is perceived the way it is outside of the town. Recently there was a fad for cladding parts of buildings with wood, such as those of the Plaza 21 development and the revamp of the old Nationwide building in Princes Street. This looks OK for around 18 months before the lack of required maintenance to protect it from the weather leaves the building looking like a shanty town built from old pallets. The proposed developments are presented in such a manner that they look modern and imaginative, which is how Swindon appears to want to be seen, but as everyone has become weary of expecting them to happen, there seems little reason to pay much attention to them. And those that happen won't end up anything like the artists impressions.
Born Again Swindonian
Vendor of soulful streetood Eggelicious is expanding into Old Town
Posted on 12:09pm Wednesday 1st October 2014
I popped into Eggelicious recently as is my wont, and fell into conversation with an interesting chap who works at English Heritage over near STEAM and the Outlet Centre – and there may well be a blog post in there somewhere – but to return to the raison d'être of this particular blog post… Sharing the counter and 'breaking bread' with your neighbour is very much what Eggelicious and its new sister ship E2, soon to open in Wood Street, is all about.
Born Again Swindonian
Moving over to the dark side - a burgeoning cafe culture in Swindon
Posted on 8:59am Wednesday 1st October 2014
The newest coffee shop in town, Dark Room Espresso, is gaining ground as a cool place to go.There's certainly much to delight the coffee lover here and in the plethora of coffee shops around Swindon generally.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Nathan is burning bright in Town's good start to the campaign
Posted on 6:00am Friday 19th September 2014
The squad has adapted well to the managers new system, and some players are flourishing in their new roles, especially Nathan Byrne.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: If Town are going to cash in, they will need to make it pay
Posted on 6:00am Friday 19th September 2014
EVERY week that goes by, it looks less and less likely that Massimo Luongo will be a Swindon player when the January transfer window slams shut.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Town's deadline day mirrors successful transfer window
Posted on 6:00am Friday 5th September 2014
Since the first transfer deadline day on 31st August 2002, it has become a key date for millions of fans, but throughout it's 12 years, Town aren't normally anywhere to be seen.
Born Again Swindonian
Further adventures of Born again Swindonian & Swindon Driver - with Swindon Bear
Posted on 8:58am Wednesday 3rd September 2014
Hello listeners. Here we have the second installment of posts featuring just a few of Swindon's roundabouts and the reasoning behind their names. In the first post - Round and Round - I looked at roundabouts that are related, by dint of name and location, to some of Swindon's industry. This time around it's pubs. Unsurprisingly, what with coaching inns in days gone by often being on road junctions, a number of Swindon's pubs are situated on or near to roundabouts thus giving the planners a convenient handle for said roundabout. So on a somewhat dreek and dismal day, @Swindondriver, Swindon bear, Penny penguin and myself set out on a second EXPOTITION to check them out.
Born Again Swindonian
The story behind some of Swindon's many roundabouts
Posted on 8:15am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
Swindon, as we know, is famous – even infamous – for its roundabouts. Of course there's the grand-daddy of them all, the Magic Roundabout. Such a rich vein of material is that particular jewel in Swindon's roundabout crown that it has its own category on the blog. Better than that though, is that the imagined guide-book entry I wrote on it for my travel writing module, helped me to a 1st for the module and a 1st class degree overall. So huge thanks go to the Magic Roundabout for being such a great creative source!
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Kasim continues to steal the show
Posted on 6:00am Friday 29th August 2014
Despite being on the end of a 4-2 defeat on Tuesday night, Town's performances continue to give fans hope for the upcoming season.
Dan Johnson
DAN THE FAN: Striker Smith coming good in promising opening
Posted on 6:00am Friday 29th August 2014
Last season's fall guy Michael Smith has been one of the most impressive performers so far, the former Charlton man scoring four goals in as many games.
View From The Sticks
Lydiard Park. Just passing through.
Posted on 1:12pm Tuesday 26th August 2014
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Injury has forced him out of action in the Ashes but Kevin Pietersen will hobble into England's dressing room on the morning of the series-deciding fifth Test for some banter with his teammates.
"I'll be hobbling into the dressing room on Thursday morning for an hour or so to see if the lads are smiling and to let them abuse me for a while," Pietersen quipped in his column for The News of the World.
"I won't be telling them what to do or how to do it because that's not my job," he added. The Ashes is tied 1-1 and England have to beat the Australians in the final Test at Old Trafford to win back the coveted urn.
Pietersen, recuperating from an Achilles surgery, said the hosts need a hero in the final match. "This has to be a week when every single England player looks in the mirror and asks: Do I want to be hero? Because it's there for the taking, the chance to be the nation's saviour," he said.
Pietersen said the English players should not get distracted by the hype surrounding the match. "The easiest thing in the world is to get distracted. So my advice to the boys is to switch off the TV and the radio, concentrate on what they've got to do against the Aussies and focus on nothing else...because nothing else matters," he said.
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This week we have not just one but two guests! Feels a little strange because that means I'm not blogging on here except for Friday's round up. But when I have guests with great things to say, I can't resist!
So today I'm welcoming back Mina Khan who is debuting Nov. 1 with Harlequin. Congrats, Mina!
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Johnson: In life, always a reason to be grateful
Sometimes it takes more than just a kick in the pants to get you back on track.
For me, it took the appearance of a little fuzzy orange furball to remind me how important gratitude is to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
My husband works out in the country, and as he was entering a gate on Friday morning, he heard a strange cry from the bar ditch.
Upon further investigation, he found a small kitten crawling around in the grass, no more than eight or nine weeks old.
We know folks dump animals in the country all the time. I guess they believe the little creatures will live happily ever after, frolicking in the fields. Those of us with a bit more going on upstairs know a slow, agonizing death comes to these animals from starvation and being left out in the elements. The quicker, more humane option is to become a coyote or a bobcat's dinner, which is still unpleasant, to say the least.
Without giving it a second thought, when he asked me what to do about the kitty, I told my husband to bring it home. We only have one dog, and have been talking about getting a cat for some time. My allergies to felines aside, we have plenty of room in our home for a tiny kitty.
You see, the past two weeks have been hard on me. Several factors had brought me into a deep, crippling state of depression. But later on, when the kitty was safely asleep in my lap, I realized that perhaps he is a gift from above.
Here was something I was able to help, that I could literally save from certain death. Instead of focusing on how bad I have had it lately, I was able to turn my attention to something outside myself, something that desperately needed me.
Adopting animals is a big decision, not something to be taken on a whim. But there was never a question in my mind about "Mr. Kitty." And I was so thankful to get the message, loud and clear, that sometimes life is hard, life is cruel, but it certainly is precious.
First, I thanked whoever dumped this poor, tiny guy on the side of the road. What they did out of desperation, or laziness, or lack of care ended up being a lifesaver for me and for the kitty.
Second, to further work my way out of my funk, I began a "gratitude journal" and have pledged to write at least one thing I am grateful for every day in my life, even if it's just being thankful for a sunny, pleasant spring day.
You see, in my recent despair, I forgot that to appreciate my life more fully, I needed to actively find reasons to be thankful for the blessings I have.
Today, Mr. Kitty is No. 1 in my gratitude journal, for teaching me that no matter what, there is hope and joy to be found in the world. When he gets a little older and starts attacking my feet from underneath the bed when I get up in the morning, he may move down a little on the list.
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My situation was somewhat like yours a few years ago (comparable skill level and ambitions). I bought a slightly larger (30ft) boat for slightly more money, but I think my experience may be useful.
1) I found actual formal sailing lessons (ie by a sailing school) very helpful. Even when the instructors were less than great, I learned from the other students (even from their mistakes). Also, having a much more experienced sailor around gave me confidence to try things I might not have normally tried, and also, being in an educational environment in a sense gives you permission to make mistakes- after all, you''re supposed to be learning.
2) I am an avid reader but I found that what one of my instructors called "stick time" (ie time at the tiller) to be one of the greatest teachers. I found myself deliberately curbing my reading and making sure I got out not only on my own but on other vessels to improve my skills.
3) I bought an older boat with the intention of fixing it up. I''ve enjoyed that process, but my background in light carpentry didn''t prepare me for the intensity and multiplicity of tasks incumbent in making an older vessel perform the way it could. Time spent fixing up a boat can often be time subtracted from sailing. If your first aim is improving your sailing skills and enjoying sailing, you might want to avoid a "fixer".
Good luck. It sounds like you have a good attitude.
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In two related Drosophila species, a so-called paintbrush gene is activated to "paint" the pigment on the body. In one species, an extra switch activates the gene, resulting in spotted wings.
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Both Drosophila melanogaster and Drosophila biarmipes have a so-called paintbrush gene that controls pigmentation, including wing color. Although the two fly species have similarly colored bodies, D. biarmipes has spots on its wings and D. melanogaster does not. Expression of the paintbrush gene is controlled by special switch regions of DNA. D. biarmipes has a "wing switch" region that controls expression of the paintbrush gene in the wings, thereby creating the spots. There is no wing switch in D. melanogaster. The paintbrush gene is not expressed in this fly's wings, and thus the wings are not spotted.
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HOLLYWOOD—The glow on his face, the spring in his legs, and the sting of his punches are back—tell-tale signs that Manny Pacquiao is feeling young once again.
"I'm still thinking I'm 25, 26 years old," declared a smiling Pacquiao, who's actually 33, before a throng of media at the Wild Card Gym here Wednesday afternoon (Thursday in Manila) to watch him work out with trainer Freddie Roach.
Beneath Pacquiao's relax appearance, however, is a fighter determined to woo back doubters unimpressed with his close majority decision win over Juan Manuel Marquez last November.
"It (an impressive victory) is really important because, of course, everybody knows my last fight was very close," said Pacquiao, who slowly circled the ring to answer questions in Filipino, English and Spanish.
"With God's grace and strength I will win the fight (against Timothy Bradley on June 9)," said Pacquiao, who refused to predict a knockout. "It's God's will (if it comes)."
Roach, however, believes a knockout is looming when Pacquiao defends his WBO welterweight crown against Bradley.
"Somewhere along the way the knockout will come," said Roach, who belittled Bradley's prediction of a knockout victory.
"He's never been a puncher and he'll never be one," Roach said. "Punchers are born not made."
"He (Bradley) is so slow and Manny is so fast, it's going to be like night and day," added Roach.
Top Rank promoter Bob Arum also revealed that ticket sales for the bout are "really rolling" and are "going through the roof."
The 80-year-old Arum, already in boxing's Hall of Fame, said out of 16,000 tickets only 1,500 are left.
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Stock-market volatility is likely to be around for a while. That's why Ben Fischer, managing director and portfolio manager at Allianz Global Investors, believes "you have to grit your teeth and realize that fundamentals don't favor a collapse; they favor stability over the long term." Thus, he recommends that investors not try to time the market, but instead wait it out by sticking to an allocation of high-quality, dividend-paying stocks that have the ability to raise payouts over time.
Meanwhile, though, with a fiscal-cliff resolution still elusive, many companies are rushing to accelerate payouts and distribute special dividends by Dec. 31 to potentially help investors save on taxes. Thomson Reuters corporate-earnings research analyst Greg Harrison thinks that could be problematic. In a Dec. 11 report, he observes that the majority of special-dividend issuers will have to borrow to make those payouts. In some cases, that could fundamentally alter capital structure and perhaps lead to more risk and lower creditworthiness. So be watchful.
Special dividends were at a 33-year high through Dec. 12, according to Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at S&P Dow Jones Indices. Extras through the first eight trading days of December posted a 136% jump over the number declared in all of December 2011 (335 versus 142).
The beat goes on. Limited Brands (ticker: LTD), which over the past roughly two and a half years has distributed $8 a share via five bonus dividends, declared another one last Monday, in the amount of $3 and worth $865.2 million in total. It will be paid Dec. 26, and the ex-dividend date is Dec. 18.
The company, whose brands include Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, and Henri Bendel, among others, sweetened its regular quarterly dividend by 25% in January (as reported in this space), to 25 cents a share, for a current yield of 2%. Payouts have been ongoing since 1970. Traded on the New York Stock Exchange, the shares set a 52-week high of $52.50 on Dec. 3.
Oliver Chen, an analyst at Citi Investment Research, forecast a bonus dividend earlier this month in a client note, citing Limited's strong sales results since August and its impressive capital structure. He rates the stock Buy, with a $60 price target.
Also in the retail arena, clothing maker Perry Ellis International pery -0.9384384384384384% Perry Ellis International Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD26.39 -0.25 -0.9384384384384384% /Date(1432328637486-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 127937 AFTER HOURS USD26.39 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1873 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 404848970.166931 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 345797 More quote details and news » (PERY) authorized a $1 special dividend for payment on Dec. 28. It's valued at $16 million. Ex-date: Dec. 19. COO Oscar Feldenkreis said the company has "managed working capital with strong discipline and as a result [has] generated solid operating cash flow." Traded on Nasdaq, the shares were recently quoted at about $22.
A hefty $4 special dividend worth a total of $408 million or so will be paid by audio-technology company Dolby Laboratories DLB 0.3780241935483871% Dolby Laboratories Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD39.83 0.15 0.3780241935483871% /Date(1432328636776-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 185322 AFTER HOURS USD39.83 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 95 P/E Ratio 22.376404494382022 Market Cap 4091164940.18217 Dividend Yield 1.0042681395932713% Rev. per Employee 573782 More quote details and news » (DLB) on its Class A and Class B common on Dec. 27. The stock goes ex-dividend on Dec. 19. The Big Board shares trade within $12 of their 52-week high of $45.83.
NOTEWORTHY: Dow Jones Industrials component General Electric GE -0.1443001443001443% General Electric Co. U.S.: NYSE USD27.68 -0.04 -0.1443001443001443% /Date(1432328637290-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22176563 AFTER HOURS USD27.69 0.0100000000000016 0.036127167630057806% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1112778 P/E Ratio 287.73388773388774 Market Cap 278901736824.93 Dividend Yield 3.3236994219653178% Rev. per Employee 482115 More quote details and news » (GE) on Friday hiked its quarterly common payout 12%, to 19 cents a share from 17 cents, its fifth boost since July 2010. The bellwether conglomerate had slashed its dividend 68% in February 2009. The increase, which gives the stock a 3.5% yield, is worth an additional $840 million annually to investors. Dividends have been paid without interruption since 1899. GE also sweetened its stock-repurchase authorization by $10 billion through 2015. It had about $4.9 billion left in its buyback plan on Sept. 30.
Ingersoll-Rand IR -0.35960874568469503% Ingersoll-Rand PLC U.S.: NYSE USD69.27 -0.25 -0.35960874568469503% /Date(1432328694522-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1140427 AFTER HOURS USD69.4646 0.194600000000008 0.2809296953948318% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13405 P/E Ratio 20.8018018018018 Market Cap 18337083835.477 Dividend Yield 1.6746066118088638% Rev. per Employee 303633 More quote details and news » (IR) last Monday approved a plan to spin off its commercial- and residential-security businesses into a stand-alone concern next year. At the same time, the industrial conglomerate raised its quarterly common dividend 31%, to 21 cents a share from 16 cents, and launched a new stock-buyback program of up to $2 billion worth of its common stock starting in 2013. Ingersoll-Rand trades on the Big Board at about $48 and yields 1.8%. Credit Suisse rates the stock Outperform and sees potential upside to $60 a share.
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- Phil Mickelson hit a shot onto the green and it rolled into the water. Ben Crane hit a shot over an island and it wound up on dry land. Tiger Woods played the shortest tournament of his career.
Even on a relatively calm day, there's no predicting what might happen at The Players Championship.
The strangest sight of all Thursday was Woods, limping off the ninth green and heading to the parking lot, but not before making a detour to a fitness trailer with a ...
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