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The influence of the River Main
Ochsenfurt grew up around the furt, or ford, over the River Main. It is hard to believe this today, the river is deep enough for large freight barges to easily pass. Though, very recently, a large wild boar, escaping from hunters, swam the full width of the river and sprinted through the town, knocking down a shopper and breaking her leg!!!
In 1519 a stone bridge was built.
Local riverside towns have had a fashion over the last 200 years to record the flood levels on the sides of prominent buildings. You can find the flood levels recorded on the corner of the Heimatmuseum Schlosschen, on Vorhofstrasse. Blimey, in 1784 the water would have been over 8 feet above my head!!
The carpark by the river often floods today, hence the town has installed some sturdy floodgates to keep the water from the town centre.
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You can find a large Tourist Information Centre on Hauptstrasse near the Old Rathaus [NB this is an update, I wasn't able to visit to see whether things have changed since it moved to its new, improved location].
There is not much information on Ochsenfurt in the English language. I was given an A4 sized sheet in English and a fold out pamphlet in German illustrating a suggested walk around the town. The man at the desk spoke little English and I spoke little German, so together we made a great team ;-)
It appeared to me that the Tourist Information desk had the same opening hours as the Main Post office - that is, Monday to Friday, circa 10 till 4.
There are also some large information boards, a history timeline and maps at the main carpark by the river.
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As I was walking around Ochsenfurt, I came across a nicely painted statue of a Bull.
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I like Art work, so I was happy to find a couple more Bull's!
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Located near the River Main bridge is the Heimatmuseum, a Heritage Museum. The building is from the 13th century, and on the outside are high-water marks from when the River flooded. Lucky there is a Dyke built now!
Historic wine's, Buettner and crafts, info on the Guild system, City Hall and its tasks, can all be found in this Museum.
The costume department is located some distance away in hospital lane in a small baroque building from 1717.
It is not open very often, and you can pick up free information brochure from the Tourist Information Centre located at Ochsenfurt Str. 39.
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The large building in my photo, was built in 1297 and then renovated between 1405 and 1493.
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The renaissance building is the former home of the city mayor.
It's quite an impressive building alongside the Town wall's.
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I continued walking past the Heitmatmuseum as I had seen an interesting Tower further on.
This was a Town Gate, named Taubenturm mit Bollwerk. Located beside the Gate is an information board which I wish I had taken a photo of now! So sorry, I can't find information on this gate!
The Gate is located at Vorhof 14.
Turning left, and continuing my walk, I came across another nice Gate, this one was the Klingentor, once a prison, now a youth hostel.
It's located at Hauptstrasse 1.
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As I was walking along the Pfarrgasse, I noticed a nice statue of St. George slaying the Dragon. On looking higher, I found a staircase that led to two Churches that adjoin each other. These were built in the 14th century.
I didn't go inside, but I believe they can be visited.
From high up, there was a great view looking down onto St. George and the beautiful street full of Fatchwerk building's.
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After I finished watching the Astronomical Clock, I then walked down the Hauptstrasse.
I think the whole street was wall to wall of house's & businesses built with Fachwerk.
The building's were all different shapes, width's, height's, pattern's and colour's, what more can I say, than if you are in the area, make sure you come to Ochsenfurt and walk down this street!
I really loved what I saw, it was one of the best!
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The New Town Hall, "NEW" in 1497!
I really liked this building! There is no way you could miss it, unless they change the colour from the bright vermillion it's painted in!
At the top, are two pointed Turret's, and located between the two, is the Astronomical Clock and figure's dating back to 1505.
The music box with its moving figure's, plays every hour on the hour.
There are two large clock dial's showing the hour, date and moon phase's. Look in the photo, and above these, you will see two oxen with their horns at each other, reminiscent of the city's name.
See the skeleton of death begin with the head nod and then turn the hour-glass in his left hand while his right hand has an arrow threatened with death. At his feet, the head of the mayor comes out of a window to talk to a counselor each side.
Try to be there to see all this happen if you can, I loved it!
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The Michaelskapelle is to the left side of the St.Andreas' church. It was built in the fourteenth century in Gothic style. On the eardrum of the entry you can see a beautiful relief with the Universal Judgment.
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Stadtpfarrkirche St. Andreas
The parish church of St.Andreas was built among the thirteenth and the fifteenth century. The interior has got three naves with with and red pillars. In the choir you can see the beautiful altar in wood realized made by Tilman Riemenschneider.
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Medieval walls
The city Ochsenfurt is partially surrounded by medieval walls. You can see still today them very well in the north side of the town. At the entrance to the main road there are two towers gataway which were the main entrances in the town during the Middle Ages.
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Ochsenfurt's small museums
There are two small museums that I know of in Ochsenfurt. The Heimatmuseum is a small general town history museum, next to the bridge on Bruckenstrasse. The building is ancient, dating from the 13th century.
Nearby on Spitalgasse is the Trachtenmuseum, where there is an interesting display of local costumes, clothing and uniforms. Both the Heimatmuseum and Trachtenmuseum are open from Easter to October, on Saturdays, Sundays and Festival Days, admission 1 euro.
Across the bridge in Kleinochsenfurt is a Fossil Museum, created by an eccentric, beret-wearing German and his family. From what I understand, it is open by appointment, so I suggest you telephone. Lots of real (and some replica) fossils and a geological timeline made of actual rocks up the staircase. Directions: approx 1km along the main road towards Wurzburg, on the left. tel.: 09331 2873
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Bavarian bells and bulls on the hour
The so-called 'new' Town Hall was built in 1515. It is famous for its clock tower, which creates a fine performance at the top of each hour. A skeleton shakes a tankard while, either side, two local yeomen open and close their small windows with a clatter. At the very top of the tower are two bulls (the 'ochsen' in Ochsenfurt) who clash horns with vigour.
The bearded face in the centre of the tower is another sculpture by the area's famous sixteenth century artist, Tilman Reimenschneider.
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Domkapitel'sches Palatium
The Domkapitel'sches Palatium was built in the 15th century. Today it is a library where you can see medieval manuscripts and the archives of the town.
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I hope you get everything you want this holiday season and, most importantly, I hope you have time to spend with your family. I love waiting for my kids to wake up on Christmas morning to come out of their rooms so I can videotape (gosh I'm old, there's no tape anymore) them in those first moments of Christmas morning – how can I not be of good cheer anticipating that?
I have something I can give you for the holidays as well. Not peace on Earth but perhaps peace of mind heading into the New Year – a way to help insure some future prosperity with a few inflation-fighting stock picks that can brighten up your portfolio, which also can be used to help balance the budget against unexpected cost increases.
This isn't an options seminar or one about risk or leverage – these are just a few practical ideas you can use to hedge against inflation as it may affect your everyday life using basic industry ETFs and some simple hedging strategies to give you an opportunity to stay ahead of the markets if they keep going higher.
We haven't felt the need for inflation hedges since 2011 as the Fed has kept us in a somewhat DEflationary cycle but our 2011 hedges were good for 300-600% returns and we're simply going to repeat the same, simple concepts here to set up good, rational hedges against inflation to insure a financially healthy and happy 2015:
Idea #1 – Hedging for Home Price Inflation
Let's say you have $40,000 put aside for a deposit on a home but you're not sure it's the right time to buy. On the other hand, let's say you are worried that home prices will take off again (I doubt this but you never know). XHB is the homebuilder's ETF, currently at $33.28 and they bottomed out at $28.50 in October and back near the highs for the year now.
You can sell 20 contracts of the XHB 2017 $28 puts for $2.25 each ($4,500) and that obligates you to buy 2,000 shares of XHB at $28 (16% off the current price) and you can use that money to buy 20 2016 $28/33 bull call spreads for $3.30 ($6,600) and…
TGIF – Stop the Rally, We Want to Get Off!
by phil - December 19th, 2014 7:40 am
Help, I'm getting a nosebleed!
Like a roller-coaster that takes you higher and higher, it's fun to anticipate the drop ahead but now we're running out of oxygen at these levels (and yes, we're shorting again) as the Russell challenges 1,200 again and the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq come close to their highs yet again.
Fortunately, this was all foreseen this week and we sold a lot of our shorts in our Short-Term Portfolio on Tuesday's dip and now it's our bullish Long-Term Portfolio that's zooming along with the markets, adding $35,000 this week, all the way to $590,375 (up 18.1% for the year) at yesterday's close. Our STP dropped to $175,711 (up 75.7%) but that's a combined $766,086 – a new years high (up 27%) for our combined virtual portfolios – just in time to end the year, too!
This is very much in line with our "Get Rich Slowly" strategy we discussed over the weekend as we're well outpacing our 20% goal in all four of our Member Portfolios. As you can see on the chart, getting consistent returns of 20% or more puts you on a path for exceptional portfolio growth and the key to getting there is to follow Warren Buffet's Rule #1: "Don't lose money!"
That's why we run our Yin and Yang strategy on our two main portfolios. The $500,000 Long-Term Portfolio is generally all bullish (given our long-term bullish outlook) and we offset/hedge those bets with a generally bearish Short-Term Portfolio. That allows us to maintain our long-term positions when there are market dips, like we just had, without having to panic in and out of positions that are designed, for the most part, to take advantage of time decay using our "Be the House – Not the Gambler" strategy that has been our theme for 2014.
Our long-term outlook remains bullish and short-term, we still expect a sell-off no later than January earnings (very disappointing overseas revenues, energy sector collapse, low retail sales) and we began adding back short positions to our Short-Term Portfolio to lock in our Long-Term gains and lean a little more bearish into today's Quad-Witching event.
Thrilling Thursday – And We're Short Again!
by phil - December 18th, 2014 7:42 am
Wheeee – what a ride!
As we expected, the anticipation of the Fed doing something wonderful led to a big rally in the morning and the fact that the Fed didn't actually do anything at all wasn't enough to stop the party train once it left the station. My comment in yesterday morning's post (which you can subscribe to HERE) was:
At the moment, we are expecting the Fed to keep things going and we're long on the indexes again at 17,100 (/YM), 1,975 (/ES), 4,100 (/NQ) and 1,135 (/TF) but with tight stops below and, if any two are below the line then none of them should be played.
This morning, we are flipping SHORT at 17,500 on /YM (up $2,500 per contract from yesterday's call), 2,035 on /ES (up $3,000 per contract), 4,220 on /NQ (up $2,400 per contract) and 1,185 on /TF (up $5,000 per contract). We think the run is officially overdone at this point and we also added some Jan TZA calls back to our Short-Term Portfolio to hopefully catch another nice move down into Christmas.
Europe is up 2% and more on the Continent this morning as Putin gave a speech in which he assured his people that the country's economic troubles would pass in no more than two years. How that's considered rally fuel is beyond me but it's Christmas – people want the markets to go up – so they do. On the whole, it's all going according to plan. As I said to our Members into yesterday's close in our Live Chat Room:
They want to spin Yellen's comments as bullish as possible to get Asia and Europe to buy so we may be higher at the open (from Futures) but then I expect a sell-off from there.
So we're just following the plan and I drew up the lines from our 5% Rule™ on the Nasdaq to illustrate our expectations.
We should see that 4,700 line tested and there we expect it to fail at which point the 140-pont run that got…
Will We Hold It Wednesday – Fed Edition
by phil - December 17th, 2014 8:20 am
What a wild ride yesterday was!
As we predicted, we opened down half a point and then raced all the way up to our strong bounce lines before tumbling back to give up all of those gains and more – a major technical failure for the markets but a huge profit for anyone who followed our trade ideas in the morning post.
Using the bounce lines we published early in the morning for the Futures trades gave the following outcomes on that morning spike:
- Dow (/YM) Futures 17,000 to 17,350 for a $1,750 per contract gain
- S&P (/ES) Futures 1,965 to 2,010 for a $2,250 per contract gain
- Nasdaq (/NQ) Futures 4,120 to 4,180 for a $1,200 per contract gain
- Russell (/TF) Futures 1,130 to 1,155 for a $2,500 per contract gain
I called the top in our Live Member Chat Room at 11:42 and, since we had made a public pick in the morning, I also tweeted out the note to take profits for our followers (and on our Facebook page, of course). That's how we pick up a little spare change in the Futures while we wait for our bigger positions to play out.
In fact, we also cashed in a couple of our bearish positions on DXD and SQQQ that were up significantly on yesterday's drop, leaving us a little bit less bearish ahead of the Fed – just in case they actually do something today that boosts the markets. We don't really expect it, but not taking 100% gains off the table is just foolish – we can always find new hedges to cover our longs with.
As you can see, our Short-Term Portfolio finished the day up 96.5%, a gain of $22,310 from Monday's close so of course we wanted to take some off the table. Our cash position has increased by $46,500, which was one of our primary goals (getting to mainly cash) into the holidays, which are just 7 days away now. All in all – perfectly timed this year!
We're still bearish but it's more of a long-term bearish with some…
Tumbling Tuesday – Russian Rubles in Free Fall
by phil - December 16th, 2014 7:42 am
This is getting very ugly.
This picture was from Moscow on Friday, with the sign offering 54 Rubles for $1 and offering to sell Dollars for 59 Rubles (nasty spread). Today, just 4 days later, you need 80 Rubles to buy a Dollar with that currency dropping 45% (so far) in less than a week. This is happening DESPITE the Russian Central Bank raising it's overnight rates to 17% from 10.5% – up 62% overnight – AND IT DIDN'T HELP.
This is bad, folks. Russia isn't Greece, Russia is a $2Tn economy with 143M people and very close ties to satellite nations that surround them so the contagion is likely to be fast and direct and can very easily spread quickly to Eastern Europe, which hasn't been strong in the first place. In our Live Member Chat Room this morning, we discussed the impact of the Russian Rate increase:
Raising the rates makes (in theory) your notes more attractive so people use their relatively stable foreign currencies to buy your Ruble notes so they can benefit from the high interest rates. The problem for Russia is that their currency is down 50% this year and 10% this week so it's not that attractive to exchange $10,000 for 650,000 Rubles (at 65 to the Dollar) at 17% and get back 760,000 Rubles next year only to find out it's now 100 Rubles to the Dollar and now you only have $7,600. This is the kind of spiral that leads to hyperinflation.
Don't forget, you also have to believe that the country you are lending money to won't default. Russia did default in 1998, which was only 16 years ago and now oil is simply crushing their economy so why on Earth would you give them $10,000 to hold for 2-5 years –
Moribund Monday Market Movement – Russell Goes Red for the Year!
by phil - December 15th, 2014 7:48 am
The Russell 2000 (we're short) went negative for the year on Friday. How long until the other indexes begin to follow? Even with incredibly low oil prices ($56.25 overnight lows) the Transports just gave up the 20% line, less than two weeks after giving up the 25% line. The Dow (we're short) itself is up just over 4% for the year now, S&P 8.5% and Nasdaq 11.5% (we're short them too).
The question before us now is – "How low can we go?" So far, we're not even close to the drop we just had in October. For the Transports, that would be a tragic 15% drop from where they are now, as they led the rally off those lows.
The other indexes are about 10% above those levels and we'll see if Santa has completely forsaken the markets over the next couple of weeks but the technical damage is done and fear has come back to the markets with the VIX rocketing up to 23 on Friday, settling into the close at 21.
That's going to make is a fantastic time for us to sell some long-term options and we'll be looking into our "Secret Santa's Inflation Hedges" next weekend in a post but during the week in our Live Member Chat Room. We don't do them every year, the last time we called for inflation was back in 2011, when our 5 hedges averaged over 200% returns for the year – THAT's the way to hedge against inflation!
As we were discussing in Member Chat this weekend (thanks ZZ), we may be approaching a Bondocalypse, the likes of which we haven't seen since the collapse of the bond market in 1994. While the MSM is burying the news, the 2-year notes are now at a level not seen since 2011 (when we last became justifiably concerned about inflation) with expectations of Fed Funds climbing to 1.375% by the end of next year – up over a point and all the way to 2.875% at the end of 2016!
Such a rapid (and necessary) rise would CRUSH the bond market, where people have sold 10-year notes for…
How to Get Rich Slowly
by phil - December 13th, 2014 7:53 am
Do you want to be a Millionaire?
Sure you do, why not. $1,000,000 is a nice amount of money – even at 5% interest in retirement, it's enough to drop $50,000 into your bank account each year to supplement whatever else you may have coming in. So let's agree that it's nice to have a Million Dollars.
Now I'll say something you may not agree with – if you are not on a path to have $1M in the bank by the time you retire – it's probably your own fault.
Yes, I'm sorry but it's true. It's really not as hard as you think to save $1M and I'm going to teach you how and, as long as you are under 50, I can show you how to get on the path to turning $50,000 into $1M in 25 years. If you are under 40 – it's going to be a piece of cake to save $1M by the time you are 65 - as long as you can follow our plan.
First I need to convince you of the value of SAVING YOUR MONEY – this is not something most people are good at – especially young people. Unless you accept the VALUE of saving your money, you will not be able to make the wise choices you need to make to get on the path to saving $1M.
This is a compound rate table. It's a mathematical fact. If you start with just $10,000, even at 10%, you will have more than $450,000 in 40 years. I'm 51 now and I can tell you that 30 years ago, I could have bought a cheaper car after college and saved $10,000. I could have gone to 20 less concerts and saved $2,000 and 20 less fancy dinner dates for $2,000 and taken one less ski trip for $2,000 – you get the idea. I was young and I was successful but I didn't know at the time that EACH $10,000 I spent in my 30s would cost me $450,000 in my 70s.
That was my excuse then, what's your excuse now? Now I'm 51 and when I'm 91 I'm sure I'll…
Flip Floppin' Friday – Endless Opportunities in a Wild Market
by phil - December 12th, 2014 7:50 am
Wheeeeeee – what fun!
I know, you thought I was going to be wrong, didn't you? Yesterday morning we said: "we're expecting to see 0.5 to 1% bounce before we head lower again" and, in our Live Member Chat Room (because we ran out of free picks for the week) we set our official strong bounce targets at:
- Dow – 17,659
- Nasdaq – 4,730
- Russell – 1,174
It seemed like we were going to break higher as the Dow topped out at 17,758 heading into noon with the S&P 2,055, Nasdaq 4,759, NYSE 10,786 and Russell 1,180 but, fortunately, we were keeping our eye on the volume and, at 9:54, while the S&P was rocketing higher, I commented to our Members:
So, as usual, the RUT is in the lead with the Nas right behind and those are our manipulated indexes so we want to see volume to confirm the move. Yesterday, we had strong down volume (152M on SPY) with decliners outpacing advancers by about 5:1. Today, so far, just 12M on this "rally" – which is just nonsense that can be erased in minutes by a single fund hitting the sell button (average share is $50 so $600M selling would wipe this gain out).
We don't just make picks at PSW, we teach our Members HOW the markets work so they can better understand the intra-day as well as the long-term moves which then helps them to make much better trading decisions. Fortunately, our trading decision, at 11:54, was to stick to our guns and short the Futures across the board:
At this moment, in the Futures, I'm watching 17,750, 2,055, 4,300 and 1,180 and playing short the laggard. RUT bounced me out but up $370 was worth doing and I really like /NQ not to make 4,300 as a bet at the moment (4,293.50) and, of course /YM 17,750 as my key shorts (unless /TF tests 1,180 again).
$1,500 Thursday – Who Else Makes You This Kind of Money?
by phil - December 11th, 2014 8:11 am
I'm sorry but I will brag about this.
What other newsletter gives you a trade idea Wednesday morning that makes you $1,500 by the end of the day? It's not a rhetorical question – if there is one, I'd love to feature them here at Philstockworld, along with our other fantastic authors. I'm not talking about some vague, Jim Cramer BUYBUYBUY, SELLSELLSELL kind of trade either – I'm talkiing about a specific trade idea that makes you bags of money instantly.
In yesterday's morning post (7:40 am), my trade idea was:
If you need a fresh horse, /ES (S&P Futures) are testing 2,050 and it would not be good for them if they break and, of course, we still like /NKD (Nikkei) Futures short at 17,600 with a 17,300 goal (goes with the EWJ puts).
The result of the /NKD (Nikkei Futures) trade is above and, actually, we overshot our goal and got past 17,200, which is actually a $2,000 gain on each contract. By the way, for those of you who are not Members (and shame on you as you can join here) and don't attend our Live Futures Trading Workshops, a Futures contract is not much different than an option contract – it's just a bet on the direction of an index or commodity with a lower friction cost.
In fact, the margin requirement for each /NKD contract is $4,400 and similar for the other indexes – that's what's required to make these trades. The S&P contracts (/ES) paid $50 for each point and that index fell to 2,025 for a lovely $1,250 per contract gain as well.
Today, we're expecting a 0.5 to 1% bounce before we head lower again, but we're not making an official call because we're not sure. As I often tell our Members during our futures trading seminars – they key to making money on the Futures is NOT playing them 90% of the time – tempting though it may be.
We also discussed a portfolio hedge in yesterday's morning post, using the TZA Jan $12/14 bull call spread at 0.70 offset with the sale of the Jan $12 puts at 0.45 for a net of…
Whipsaw Wednesday – Markets Flip Flop into Fed Meeting Next Week
by phil - December 10th, 2014 7:40 am
Wheeeee, what a ride!
As you can see from the chart, we got a nice round-trip on the Russell in the last two sessions but it smelled a little like BS to us so we shorted into the close and picked up a nice winner (back to 1,182 for a $300 per contract gain) already this morning (see our Live, Pre-Market Member Chat Room) – and the Egg McMuffins are paid for.
We also got a near round-trip on the Shanghai, with the Chinese index popping back 3% this morning but, fortunately, we made the call to take 1/2 of our FXI puts off the table yesterday at $1.60 – up 80% from our Monday pick. If you don't like making 80% in 24-hours, DO NOT SUBSCRIBE HERE! How's that for reverse psychology?
If you are futures-challenged and looking for a good hedge, TZA is the ultra-short ETF that tracks the Russell and our logic on this trade idea would be that the Russell is unlikely to pop over 1,200 without pulling back and, if they do, it's an easy place to stop out with a small loss. That means you can take a position with the Jan $12/14 bull call spread at 0.70 and sell the Jan $12 puts for 0.45 for net 0.25 on the $2 spread that's 0.85 in the money at $12.85 this morning.
That trade gives you a 700% upside on cash if the Russell even flinches lower and your worst-case if the Russell goes higher is you end up owning TZA at net $12.25, still 0.60 lower than it is this morning. That's how easy it is to take a hedged position. And you don't have to sell TZA – that's aggressive. You could instead sell puts on a stock you REALLY want to own if it gets cheaper, like FCX Jan $25 puts at $1.30, selling 5 of those for $650 lets you buy 10 of the spreads for $700 and gives you $4,900 of downside protection – not bad, right?
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The nearly 900,000 minivans include models years 2005 through 2010. Here, the Odyssey is pictured at a dealership in 2010. Honda is recalling nearly 900,000 minivans for a defect that could increase fire risk. The recall includes some Honda...
CNN 2014-03-16"Prolonged exposure to acidic chemicals and a high temperature environment may cause the cover of the fuel pump strainer to deteriorate prematurely in a manner that can result in cracks in the material."
A Honda CRV recall will see the Japanese automaker request the return of some 204,500 SUVs and minivans in the US. A faulty brake-shift interlock is being blamed for the...The Inquisitr 2013-04-20
Honda is recalling more than 886,000 2005-2010 Honda Odyssey minivans for a fuel pump defect that may lead to fuel leaks and risk of fire. A notice on the National Highway...The Washington Post 2014-03-17
Honda Motor Corp., the company so admired for vehicle quality, has announced on January 19, 2013 the recall of approximately 800,000 vehicles. The vehicles recalled include...The Examiner 2013-01-21
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Honda announced today (Jan. 18) that they are voluntarily recalling 748,000 Honda Pilot vehicles from 2009 - 2013 and Honda Odyssey vehicles from 2011 - 2013. The recall is for a safety problem with the driver-side airbags that may not deploy in the event of a crash that could result in injury to the driver. The driver-side airbags in these vehicles were assembled without all...The Examiner 2013-01-19
* 748,000 Pilots, Odysseys in U.S.; 29,000 in Canada * Problem with deployment of driver's side airbags * No injuries linked to default reported * Pilot model years 2009-13; Odyssey model years 2011-13 DETROIT, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Honda Motor Co said it is recalling 777,000 late-model Pilot and Odyssey vehicles in the United States and Canada due to a problem with the deployment...Reuters 2013-01-18
A potential fire risk has led Honda to recall nearly 900,000 of its popular Odyssey minivans, the automaker has announced. The voluntary recall affects 886,815 minivans from the 2005-2010 model years, Honda said. In these vehicles, the cover of the fuel strainer at the top of the gas tank could crack over time and lead to a fuel leak, increasing the risk of a fire, according to...Sacramento Bee 2014-03-17
As previously reported by The Inquisitr, Toyota recalls in 2013 have affected engines, brakes, and airbags, causing Toyota to lose its good reliability rating. Back in 2012, another Honda minivan recall affected the Odyssey EX-L as well as the Touring models. A manufacturing flaw in the power liftgates allowed pressurized gas to escape from the struts. The unintended release of...The Inquisitr 2013-11-02
2008 Honda OdysseyHonda Honda Motor Co. announced Saturday that it is recalling 886,815 Odyssey minivans in the U.S. because a fuel pump cover can deteriorate and cause a fuel leak. Odysseys from 2005 through 2010 model years are involved. The recalled minivans were made between June 23, 2004, and September 4, 2010. According to documents posted Saturday by the National Highway...Fox News 2014-03-16
Honda announced Friday it's recalling more than 748,843 Pilot and Odyssey vehicles to correct a problem with the driver's-side airbag. The automaker says some of the vehicles may be missing a rivet that holds the airbag's plastic cover in place when it deploys. This could lead to the airbag inflating improperly and could cause the plastic cover to come loose and strike the...Baltimore Sun 2013-01-18
In a related report by The Inquisitr, Toyota recalls in 2013 have affected engines, brakes, and airbags, causing Toyota to lose its good reliability rating. Then a Honda minivan recall in 2013 affected the 2007 to 2008 Honda Odyssey models. A manufacturing flaw in the power liftgates allowed pressurized gas to escape from the struts. Under certain conditions, the flaw could...The Inquisitr 2014-05-03
The Honda Odyssey is a minivan manufactured by Japanese automaker Honda since 1994.
The Odyssey had originally been conceived and engineered in Japan, in the wake of country's economic crisis of the 1990s – which in turn imposed severe constraints on the vehicle's size and overall concept, dictating the minivan's manufacture in an existing facility with minimal modification. The result was a smaller minivan, in the Compact MPV class, that was well received in the Japanese domestic market and less well received in North America. The first generation Odyssey was marketed in Europe as the Shuttle.
Subsequent generations diverged to reflect market variations, and Honda built a plant in Lincoln, Alabama, incorporating the ability to manufacture larger models. Since model year 1999, Honda has marketed a larger (large MPV-class) Odyssey in North America and a smaller Odyssey in Japan and other markets. Honda also offered the larger North American Odyssey in Japan as Honda LaGreat between 1999 and 2005. Both versions of the Odyssey were sold in Japan at Honda Clio dealership locations.


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FAYETTEVILE, Ark. -- Tyler Wilson had a moment before the Alabama game when he wanted to do anything but heed his doctors' orders. Concussion or not, the Arkansas quarterback wanted to play against the No. 1 Crimson Tide. "Give me my helmet," Wilson thought. "I don't care what anybody else says, I'm playing." Of course, Wilson didn't play in the 52-0 drubbing at the hands of Alabama. The first-team All-Southeastern Conference quarterback couldn't overrule what he said was an absolute "no" from his doctors. The Razorbacks (1-2) put up little fight against the Crimson Tide without Wilson, losing their second straight game and putting an early end to their preseason hopes of a national championship run. They face another difficult test at home against Rutgers (3-0) on Saturday, and Wilson is "extremely optimistic" he'll be able to play. Wilson acknowledged for the first time Monday that a concussion that kept him out of the second half of a loss to Louisiana-Monroe and the Alabama...
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Comfortable ManhattanvilleUnited States, New York, New York
About This Listing
I offer a thoughtfully furnished bedroom in a clean, friendly, well-equipped apartment where you will feel at home and have the experience of living like a real New Yorker. I am a reliable, experienced host and will ensure your trip is great.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
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My description below should answer all of your questions about me, the apartment and neighbourhood. If I have left anything out, please ask!
The apartment is sunny and large with an open space for living. The apartment features three bedrooms a fully equipped kitchen and a living room. It is located on the 4th floor of a turn of the century walkup building.
The apartment is nearly identical to the photos, with some upgrades and additions to the furniture (it's actually better decorated and organized for utility than in the photos). I maintain a minimalistic lifestyle so the apartment is uncluttered and kept clean.
I live in one bedroom in the apartment, and each of the two rooms are available for rent. This bedroom can accommodate 2 people, for larger groups, the other bedroom can be rented. There is also a sofa couch in the living room that I occasionally allow groups to also rent, it's perfect for odd number groups of 3 or 5 people.
This bedroom has high-value and is inexpensive, meaning you are getting a great compromise between price and quality - especially in Manhattan. It is perfect for either vacations or business trips.
Located in Manhattan in an area known as Manhattanville just north of Morningside Heights and southwest of Harlem with a variety of cafes, restaurants and grocers located within walking distance. The neighborhood is safe, friendly and lively. The apartment is centrally located between 2 subway lines which makes getting nearly anywhere in Manhattan easy.
• 2 minute walk 1,2,3 Train line
• 4 min. walk to express trains
• 2 stops, or walk to Central Park!
• walk to Riverside Park, Riverside Cathedral
• walk to Columbia University, St. John's Cathedral
• 3 stops (15 min) to Times Square
• 10-25 min ride nearly everywhere in Manhattan
I am a reliable, experienced host and am always available to answer questions and offer advice on anything. It is my goal to provide a friendly, clean atmosphere and ensure you enjoy your stay in New York.
I've lived in this neighbourhood for about 3 years so I know all the great places and the things to do. I like meeting people, hearing your story and would love to have you come stay at my apartment! I've already met a lot of great people and do expect you to be polite, clean and easygoing.
I originate from Toronto, Canada and have travelled extensively to Asia, Europe and the America'a. I love travelling and am always have my next trip planned. I do occasionally use Airbnb while I'm travelling and find it a great alternative to hotel's and always a better experience than any hostel.
I am currently doing my PhD at Columbia in Atmospheric Science, I work at a joint Columbia - NASA research centre that focuses on climate studies and climate change. I would love to tell you more if you are interested.
Private Bedroom includes:
• Full sized bed
• Wardrobe
• Small Desk
• Hangers
• Fresh linens
• Iron with board
• Fan
• Air Conditioner (summer only)
• Space heater (winter only)
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• Gas Stove
• Microwave
• French Press
• Espresso Machine
Bathroom includes:
• Shower
• Blow-dryer
• Fresh towels
Living room includes:
• Two couchs
• Stereo system
Once your reservation has been confirmed, you will be sent detailed directions on how you can get to my apartment from any airport or transit station. You will also be emailed a House Manual that includes all information you may need for the apartment including wifi passwords, local restaurant recommendations and nearby grocery stores.
Breakfast is not included but I would be happy to buy you orange juice, cereal, bread, yogurt or coffee. Tell me what you would like a few days ahead of your arrival and I can pick it up from the grocery store for you. This is not included in the booking cost but I will only charge you what it costs me to buy. Depending on the length of your trip and what you want, it should be $10-$20 for a weeks stay.
★I am happy to provide anything else you may need★
Only two last things (thanks for reading this far!)
• If you're booking for more than 2 people, it is important to contact me before you book to ensure the second bedroom or space in the living room is available
• Also, if it isn't clear, I will be home during your stay. This is a shared-space situation (the privacy part of the listing means that you'll have a private bedroom), but a fun, clean, inexpensive one nonetheless.
Rules Yes, I have to have a couple ;-)
Please remove your shoes at the front door, wearing shoes in the apartment brings in dirt from the street and the cleaning lady sweeps and mops the floors weekly.
I cannot allow smoking in the apartment as a curtsey to all of the non-smoking guests who stay with me. Please respect this.
Please help yourself to coffee and any condiments I have; but please do not help yourself to my food.
Please do not leave an (1) air conditioner (2) space heater (3) electric blanket left on while you are not in the apartment. These are things that consume a lot of electricity.
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He was really great all around. We didn't really talk much but he's real nice guy. Also, the his apartment's location is quite ideal if you wanna travel around.
Ken molto gentile, la casa ben collegata ai mezzi pubblici ma datata e poco curata. Il prezzo non rispecchia la qualitá del (website hidden).
Ken is a really easy-going host, Since I am alway out, we didn't see each other that much during the stay, but he provide all the information we need for traveling in the city. The room is a little bit small, but is clean and the location is great, right by a subway station. Again, it's NYC and everything gonna be expensive, if you are explore the city for most of your time. Ken's place is a good choice!
The apartment is about what one would expect for the neighborhood and age of the building. Ken keeps it very clean and provides plenty of guidance on using it and getting on in the area. It worked great for me, as I was attending events at Columbia University--just a few blocks away.
It was the second time I stayed in ken's apartment.This time I came with two girlfriends. Like last time, Ken was an amazing host. Very helpful, friendly and easy to get along with. We definitely would come back and recommend staying there.
We also enjoyed the area. It is full of very nice and affordable restaurants and you really feel the New York life away from the busy touristy areas (which are great also).
Thank you for a great week,Ken!
ken es muy amable y trata siempre de dar información que pueda ayudar. La llegada a la casa fue muy sencilla, ken nos dio las referencias correctas para llegar y no tener problemas con las llaves.
el cuarto es muy comfortable, nadie se mete con nadie y nos sentimos seguros y tranquilos durante nuestra estancía. El barrio es seguro y está muy conectado ya que el metro está a cinco mins. Todo muy bien, ya no pudimos despedirnos de ken porque salimos muy temprano, pero gracias por todo!
Ken is a really nice guy, the place is clean and cozy, the neighborhood is relatively quiet and safe (I mean, it's more quiet than anywhere between Canal street and the 50th, but still it's Manhattan, if you want a real quietness you shouldn't be in New York City ;) ), and Downtown is just a few subway stations away.
Given the very cheap price, I would surely come back!
P.s.: Harlem has got safer from the '80s and '90s, don't let its name frighten you!
(Down here is the same message translated in Italian)
Ken è un'ottima persona, la casa è accogliente e pulita, la zona è relativamente tranquilla (per quanto possa essere tranquilla Manhattan; se volete vera calma, non andate a New York!), e la zona centrale di Manhattan si raggiunge con poche fermate di metro. Dato il prezzo relativamente economico, ci tornerei volentieri!
P.s.: non fatevi spaventare dalla nomea di Harlem, è diventata molto più sicura e vivibile rispetto agli anni '90 (Torino, la mia città natale, è un posto molto più pericoloso, in confronto)
This host has 80 reviews for other properties.View Other Reviews
About the Host, Ken
I originate from Toronto, Canada and have travelled extensively to Asia, Europe and the America'a. I love travelling and am always have my next trip planned. I do occasionally use Airbnb while I'm travelling and find it a great alternative to hotel's and always a better experience than any hostel. Since moving into Manhattan, I've become an Airbnb host. It has been a really great experience so far!
I've lived in this neighbourhood for about 3 years so I know all the great places and the things to do. I like meeting people, and am very open-minded. I've already met a lot of great people and do expect you to be polite, clean and easygoing.
I am currently doing my PhD at Columbia University in Atmospheric Science, I work at a joint Columbia - NASA research centre that focuses on climate studies and climate change.
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Pros: A good run stopper that plays well in the box. Is a nice tackler with pop and does a good job wrapping up defender. Works well in the short zone in coverage. Nice blitzer off the edge. Returns kicks and is a physical runner.
Cons: Lacks great speed or closing burst. Struggles in coverage and not going to make much an impact there. Lowers head a bit too much when tackling. Due to lack of speed, not going to be a factor as a return man.
Overview: He's a fairly one-dimensional player that is listed as a strong safety, but basically works in the box almost every down as an extra linebacker. Probably going to move to that position at the next level. Only year as a full-time starter as a senior. Was arrested in April 2007 for shooting a gun up into the air, but case was eventually dismissed.
NFL Forecast: Hodge can make it as a linebacker at the next level, although he doesn't have great upside. Will need to get bigger and stronger vs. the run, but shouldn't be too bad at the point of attack at the next level. He'll fit nicely as a WILL guy in a scheme that values speed over size. I think he could be make a capable starter, but won't be a real playmaker. Just a guy that help and make plays in pursuit. Also I think it wouldn't be crazy that if he doesn't take to linebacker, that a team might even consider converting him to fullback. Doesn't have experience there, but neither did Spencer Larsen when the Broncos converted him last year.
ATL Forecast: Hodge could make a nice pickup for the Falcons at weakside linebacker where he can add some depth. Probably doesn't have the ideal upside to start for the team, but in time could develop into a competent starter. But more than likely, eventually the team will look for a guy that can be more of a playmaker. I see him helping out on special teams for a few years and then maybe becoming an OK starter and then probably returning to the bench when that upgrade eventually
Value: He's got some potential, but he's too much of a tweener and project to be comfortable picking him before the sixth round.
Stephen Hodge, OLB/SS, Texas Christian
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