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Financials brought this Market UP.
Financials will bring this Market DOWN.
We've been having a Rebound Rally from the horrible fears of Bank failure. OK, so many are convinced the Banks won't fail and their stock prices went back up. So how high can they go?
They can only Pump Financials up so high on pure speculation. At some point they have to show a significant increase in EARNINGS.
Yes! Remember that old fashioned notion? You know.... that thing where they have to show some decent PROFIT!
Less worse ain't gonna cut it going forward to higher highs.
I hate to say this tired old phrase, but the Market certainly will:
I am officially ALL IN FAZ @ $23. Been patiently waiting for this dip to add big time. Will sell some @ $28 in the next couple of weeks. This market is ready to sell off VERY soon...
A risky bet that should be well rewarded in the comming days ahead.
I'm either too wise, or too cowardly to go All IN. However, I put in up to 80% sometimes.
Trading in and out of this Market is the best way to go, whether Long or Short.
Good Luck To You!
The problem is that they ARE making money hand over fist. As long as they get to ignore all of the crap assets on their books with the current mark-to-fantasy rules, banks get to borrow at zero from the government and depositors and invest it in the stock market. This creates a nasty bubble in equities that will end very badly at some point. Until that point comes, financials will continue to roll in the dough.
When? Of course, nobody knows. The Dotcom bubble went on for quite awhile, but that was in a Booming Economy when almost everyone had plenty of money to invest and speculate. Same thing with the recent Housing/Loan bubble.
Right now, these are not Boom Times. Quite the opposite. I don't think this Market speculation can last too much longer before people demand some credible earnings.
In the meantime, For ME, I think regular Investing is out of the question.
All one can do for now is #1. Just hold cash and wait for the crash. #2. Trade the Rally and hope to get out in time. #3. Trade the Market short.
I'm Trading in and out using a combination of #1 and #3. I might take a brief Long position if I see a special situation stock opportunity.
The leveled playing field in Stock Market has become no more, and we are closer to depression then we are to recovery, the news gets reported these days are sweetened for a taste of an unsuspected buyer. Expectations are lowered almost on hourly bases to make the news sound better. CNBC pumps this market as if they are on feds payroll and every foll watches & trusts these pundits. And smart money is still in this market only because the stupid money has not invested yet. Most of the buying and pumping of values are strictly superficial. Traders on the floor sell equities to each other, banks upgrade other banks and then in return they get the same upgrade in favor. So it's has become a joke. when they get rid of all of the bears this market crashes to the levels we have never seen before, and that is what is happening right now!!! they can not get people to invest and all of the lies about the money on sidelines are strictly lies. I read the front pages of NY Times from 1930's and it was exactly the same pump as we hear now, just as this country was slipping into depression, people were told that the crises were over and to start spending money,in the next few weeks came the CRASH!!! All of the bears were wiped out prior to crash, and only a few smart ones made money. We simply can not win on fundamentals right now, until they come into play, when that will happen? who knows as long as media is willing to suppress the real economic data for the fed we are dead.
Let's wait to make money with ... GS.
Absolutly correct and if we can just get a small sell off to get back to 25.22 I am out of this until the sentiment of the news changes to the TRUTH!!!
Bump n 5 Star!!!
you are right, but question is WHEN? not looking like anytime soon. 5th time we've been faked.
and with decay in FAZ, you can't wait forever.
One would agree, however, the markets have become a casino for the masses, nobody cares about fundamentals or technicals or real value, just throw the dice and take a chance...logic has no place in the U.S. stock market.
That is the classic attitude that takes hold before every Market crash in history.
True valuations are ignored, and people get caught up in the false belief that SOMEHOW, profits will catch up with overvalued stocks.
There is no better indicator of Market Tops than that.


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J.P. Arencibia hit two solo homers, Edwin Encarnacion added a three-run shot and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Cleveland Indians 10-8 on Thursday night, avoiding their first 0-3 start since 2004. Jose Bautista hit a two-run homer and Colby Rasmus also connected as the Blue Jays went deep five times. Arencibia had three hits with two RBIs. He had a second-deck drive to center in the second and a tiebreaking shot to left in the sixth, his seventh career multihomer game. Carlos Santana and Mark Reynolds replied with solo homers for the Indians, who were trying to start a season with three straight road wins for the first time since 1998. Steve Delabar (1-0) got two outs for the win and Casey Janssen finished in the ninth for his first save. Consecutive doubles by Jason Kipnis and Nick Swisher gave the Indians a 1-0 lead in the first, but Toronto answered in the bottom half when Bautista drilled a two-run homer to left, his second in two days. Arencibia's leadoff drive in the sec...
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It takes the offer of amnesty to get rich people to reveal their offshore bank accounts. Finally, after years of neglect, the IRS has actually bothered to look into all this. But they had to assure the oligarchs that they wouldn't be prosecuted for tax evasion, of course.
More than 12,000 American taxpayers have voluntarily revealed their secret offshore bank accounts to the Internal Revenue Service as part of the government's latest tax amnesty program, agency officials said on Thursday. The move will allow the United States Treasury to collect at least half a billion dollars in unpaid taxes.
The voluntary disclosure program, which was in effect from February until last week, is part of an initiative to deter tax evasion via offshore bank accounts. Since the I.R.S. began its previous amnesty program in 2009, more than 30,000 taxpayers have reported their secret overseas accounts, and the federal government has collected $2.7 billion in taxes and penalties.
I mean, this is fine. It's better than simply allowing offshoring to continue unchecked. At the same time, $2.7 billion is a pittance compared to the total lost revenue from tax evasion, and 30,000 tax evaders probably a small percentage of the total. And this setup where you can receive amnesty by declaring your offshore account is really distasteful. There are somewhat legitimate penalties on the financial side, however. Those who declare offshore accounts have to repay up to eight years in back taxes, and a penalty totaling 25% of the highest balance in the account.
With the amnesty program done, wouldn't it proceed that those who have yet to declare offshore accounts now face stringent prosecution? Apparently a lot of the hidden assets just moved away from Switzerland to Asia. This is always going to be a game of whack-a-mole. But I believe the US has a modicum of global power, and given the budget hysteria in Washington, this seems like an excellent way to use it. I haven't seen a better idea for deficit reduction than "collect the taxes actually owed."
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"What you must come to accept," she told me, "is that we all have priorities in life. Those priorities define who we are, and yours are about to change."
"But what if they don't change?" I asked. "I am the most self- centered person on earth. What if I remain that way even after the baby is born?"
"It does not happen that way, Michael," she said, "not for us who love our children and put them first."
That's the trouble. Sometimes you don't put the really important things first. I should know; I talk about sports for a living.
"Ah, yes," she said, "the games you enjoy so well."
"I do enjoy them, but it's more than that."
"How so?"
I thought about it for a minute. "I don't know."
"Think about it," she said. "If you can tell me why you love sports so much, it may give us the answers to other questions, too."
Well, I spent the rest of the day thinking about it.
I love the fact that my father, a man who grew up penniless during the Depression, refers to the Yankees' loss of a World Series game as the worst moment of his childhood. And I love that after making himself a successful lawyer and publishing a book, he dedicated it to his heroes, including Joe DiMaggio along with Clarence Darrow and William O. Douglas.
I love the fact that my mother, who grew up within walking distance of Yankee Stadium, is such a passionate sports fan herself that she must watch games alone because she finds conversation distracting. And I love that she would have left my father for Joe Namath in a heartbeat, and that he would have applauded her for it.
I love that my kid brother, who--like all kid brothers--always hated everything I liked, chose to root for the Miami Dolphins because they were the sworn enemy of my beloved New York Jets. And I love that, thirty years later, he flies to Miami every time the Dolphins have a big game.
I love that my wife, who grew up without sports playing any role in her life, now watches games with me and occasionally puts down her magazine. I love that she recognizes it is important enough at least to try.
I love the way I felt the first time I covered the Super Bowl. It was Pasadena, California, in January 1993. The Bills were playing the Cowboys and Garth Brooks sang the national anthem. I remember thinking about all the games I'd watched as a kid, and how if someone had told that kid he would someday get to cover the Super Bowl he would have said, "I am going to have the best life of anybody in the whole world." And then U.S. Navy jets flew overhead in formation just as the sun set over the mountains in the distance. That stadium was the loudest place I've ever been.
I love that Dave Wannstedt, then the coach of the Chicago Bears, once yelled at me over something I'd said on the radio, and I stumbled into the pressroom, humiliated, and a veteran writer pulled me aside and said, "Don't sweat it, kid. They never yell unless they know you're right."
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Wells, who visited Fieri's restaurant four times before honoring it with his first ever no-star (and "poor") rating since taking over as the Times' restaurant critic a year ago, denies any agenda.
"I did go in hoping there would be good things on the menu. I would have liked to write the 'man-bites-dog' review," he told Margaret Sullivan, the Times' public editor.
The reality is, that doesn't much matter, either. There is a serious element of everyman sympathy at play in this one, no matter how un-everyman Fieri has become. In plenty of food world circles, the Wells-Fieri slapfest is being billed as the hoity toity Times beating up on the blue-collar guy who just loves him a good feed of beer and wings.
Fieri stands to benefit — certainly among the legions of fans who have propelled him to rock star status in and out of the food world — from this bad review in the same way Marilyn Hagerty benefited from the equally viral good review she gave to an Olive Garden restaurant in North Dakota earlier this year.
When Hagerty heaped glowing praise on the at best mediocre offerings of the chain restaurant, instead of drawing sniggers, she got equally glowing praise heaped right back at her. Not because she was right about the food at Olive Garden — she wasn't — but because she was an 85-year-old lady and it was kind of quaint in an innocent, all-American sort of way. Telling her she's wrong about that awful food would be practically un-American.
And she's done pretty well for herself, locking down a book deal with Anthony Bourdain's imprint over at HarperCollins.
Fieri will come out of this much the same. OK, probably not with a Bourdain book deal (they aren't exactly best buds). But plenty of people will give him a sympathetic nod, buying the idea that he was treated unfairly.
Was he? Not really. It certainly was a scathing review delivered in a sucker punch fashion. But I don't buy the argument that Wells shouldn't have reviewed it, either because the restaurant was so bad it didn't warrant a review, or because the very nature of the place (and the man behind it) places it outside the league of "real" restaurants that merit reviews.
To accept those arguments is to accept that the food served to Average Joes and Janes isn't worthy of criticism, and that it shouldn't be held to higher standards. Fieri has built his career touting the foods of everyday America. If that's what he's going to serve in his restaurant, it seems only fair that he be held to answer for the quality of that food.
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Apparently the reunited couple was spotted together at the W Hotel in Los Angeles the morning of the Oscars. Outside the chic spot, Manson got the couple's car and then supposedly told someone that he was, "waiting for his girlfriend."
We had hoped Evan would at least spend a few months shacking up with the usual Hollywood suspects – the single Madden twin, Wilmer Valderamma - but alas, she couldn't resist her man and his makeup. [NYP]
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Missing out on the Oscars this year was — believe it or not — a deliberate plan for Sienna Miller. Unlike fellow tabloid star Lindsay Lohan, Sienna's been making a critically acclaimed leap into fashion these last few years with the label Twenty8Twelve, in partnership with designer sister Savannah. And on Oscar night, they made their debut showing at London Fashion Week with a relaxed, stylish collection showcasing the sisters' edgy, wearable clothes.
With a celebrity-packed audience including Courtney Love, Kanye West, Lydia Hearst, Alexa Chung and legendary 60's British model Twiggy, the runway show was hailed as a huge success by fashion-watchers. She hasn't had the best luck so far in picking winning films (or unattached men) but it seems her eye for style might prove her most enduring skill. [Photo: WireImage]
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Jen did her usual 'California casual elegance' thing, while Angie was dramatic and daring in a black gown with bold jewels. But whose outfit made you swoon? Make your opinion heard – and peep pics of all the best red carpet moments in our gallery below! [Photos: GettyImages]
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Natalie Portman and Alicia Keys both pinked out on the red carpet tonight, making the Oscars extra girly. Color aside their gowns were eerily similar, so we have to ask – which do you like better? Natalie sparkled, while Alicia's showed off some leg. But, just like the Academy Awards, there can only be one winner! Tell us who you think deserves the statue for best pink dress of the night. [Photo: GettyImages]
Fashion Face-Off: The Ladies Of Music
Sure, the Oscars are mostly a night for actors to get together and celebrate their work while bitterly judging each other silently. But every year some singers sneak into the party, and tonight all of the songstresses on the red carpet have performed on film as well. Miley Cyrus has The Hannah Montana Movie under her belt, Alicia Keys starred beside Scarlett Johansson in The Nanny Diaries, Beyonce rocked it in Dreamgirls and Queen Latifah was Oscar-nominated for her work in Chicago.
But which of these muli-talented working girls brought her A-game to the Oscars tonight? Peep the pics of them on the red carpet and pick your favorite of this Fashion Face-Off! [Photos: GettyImages]
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This 90's star got her first break thanks to her daddy, even though she hates to admit it. She then reinvited herself with reality TV and a couple of kids. This week she hit up fashion week flaunting a new set of bony arms. Think you can identify this skeletal star? Click below!
Red Carpet Report Card: Angelina Jolie
Welcome to Red Carpet Report Card, where the stars are put to the test on their red carpet fashion choices. In today's episode, Scandalist's Fashion 101 teacher Libby Keatinge grades Angelina Jolie on her awards show style. With six internationally fabulous children and Brad Pitt on her arm, Angelina always gets an A+ in life, but how will she fare on her Red Carpet Report Card?
The Best Oscars Red Carpet Fashion Of All Time
When it comes to the Oscars, it's not whether you win or lose, it's how you look on the red carpet! From Jessica Alba in gold Versace to Jennifer Hudson sparkling in Roberto Cavalli to Catherine Zeta-Jones waltzing down the red carpet as a vision in red, some stars really deliver on the big night while others don't. Check out our gallery of the most fabulous Oscar red carpet fashion of all time!


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Ledger - Betting, Randwick Racecourse, 1930 Reg. No: SH 922223
- Summary:
- This betting ledger was used by bookmaker Reg McKay at Randwick Racecourse in Sydney, NSW, in 1930. The bets are recorded in pencil in columns headed by the relevant horse's name.
It includes the A.J.C.Chelmsford Stakes, run over one mile on the 5th October 1930. This race was won by Phar Lap, ridden by Jim Pike, in 1 minute 51.5 seconds, in front of 85,000 people.
Reg. McKay (1878 - 1968) was a leading bookmaker in Sydney, 1906 - 1938, and a leading Doubles bookmaker in Melbourne 1939 to 1968. He was born in Collingwood, and became a bookie after he moved to Sydney. He kept the ledger as a souvenir of his first day in the Paddock at Randwick.
- Description:
- Large betting ledger consisting of a number of paper pages printed with blue lines, and blue and red columns. The pages are bound inside brown paper covers held in place by a band of black binders tape.
Inside are recorded the races and the bets taken in a series of races at Randwick in 1930. The bets are recorded in pencil in columns headed by the relevant horse's name printed in pencil.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Mr Warwick McKay, 1992
|405.00 mm (Height), 490.00 mm (Width)
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|Measurement From Conservation.
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|Jim Pike, Jockey (1892-1969), Leisure Collection, Phar Lap Collection
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|Various scribbled notations written in pencil on front cover.
Various notations written inside in pencil.
Printed on maker's label inside front cover: Alf. Burton/ The Sporting Printer/ 194 Pitt St, Sydney
|Mr Reg McKay, Randwick, New South Wales, Australia, 1930
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Barry Naimark Charity Skins Bonspiel Rocked the VCC
The 16th annual Barry Naimark Charity Skins Bonspiel came to an exciting close on Sunday afternoon. Many of Sunday's games were close affairs, and the final scorelines often did not reflect the skins money carry-overs and the paper-thin differences between some of the teams.
Thank you to all 40 teams who participated and help raise funds for a very worthy cause - Aunt Leah's Society. This year's fundraising total has set another new donation record from the event: together, we raised more than $6,500. The support from the companies and individuals who donated prizes made this amazing total possible and is greatly appreciated.
Kudos are extended to everyone who contributed to make the 16th Annual Barry Naimark Charity Skins Bonspiel possible. The organizing committee - chaired by Mark Robinson - included Scott Allen, Brad Blackwell, Jan Bos, Colin Chan, Craig Coyne, Sam Corea, Siobhan Holladay, Jen Lucas, Thom Lutes, Kathy McInnes, Jerry McKenzie, and Luke Opacic. Additional volunteers who also stepped forward to help the committee ensure the four-day event ran smoothly were Dawn Chinn, Allison Dentoom, Nylene Geyer, Margaret Hilson, Gary Lubin, Carol Kent, Heather Kisbee, Marilyn Kerfoot, Ron McKay, Kathy Willey, and Margaret Yoshida. Plus, the event had added help from our junior program as Aiselinn, Noelle and Mason made contributions throughout the weekend. Lastly, all of the Club's staff from our ice team, administration team and lounge team who pitched in all weekend long deserve a round of applause.
Please click here to download the complete bonspiel results, and all of the event winners and runners-up are listed below.
David Thompson Secondary is fourth in the province
While the VCC will be hopping this weekend with the 16th Annual Barry Naimark Charity Skins Bonspiel, some of our younger members were competing at the Kamloops Curling Club from February 28 to March 2 for provincial glory.
David Thompson Secondary - from the Club's high school league - competed in Kamloops for the 2013 British Columbia Boys Secondary School Curling Championship. The team finished in fourth place with a 4-3 record, including wins over two of the three medal-winning teams.
The David Thompson team is skip Matt Chan, third Kevin Chen, second Benny Jiang, lead Niko Savas, fifth John Dinh and the coaches are Greg Alyward and Roger Chan. You can check out the team's results at playdowns.com.
Heading Home in March
This past weekend saw four VCC teams entered in the regional playdowns for the 2013 Williams Moving & Storage BC Mixed Curling Championships. With four berths on the line from Feb 22-24 at the Delta Thistle Curling Club and 19 teams vying for the opportunity to compete at this year's provincials - being held at the VCC from March 14-17 - two VCC teams will be competing on home ice.
Congratulations to Team Wakefield (Jay Wakefield, Rebecca Turley, Jeff Cawker, Michelle Dunn) and Team Switzer (Keith Switzer, Sandra Comadina, Leonard Firkus, Carman Cheng) on qualifying. Team Wakefield had an impressive run as they won their first three games before losing the A final. The team regrouped, though, to win two more games and capture the B bracket. Team Switzer, meanwhile, won one and lost one in the A bracket and repeated the one win, one loss pattern in the B bracket. They then got on a roll to win three games in a row on Sunday to capture one of two qualifying positions in the C bracket.
Additional kudos are also extended to the two other VCC teams who competed in the Mixed playdowns. Team Hall (George Hall, Shelley Birston, Kevin Mintenko, Krista Frazee) finished the weekend with two wins and three loses, bowing out in the C quarterfinals. Meanwhile, Team Bos (Jan Bos, Amy Gibson, Andrew Gray, Pamela Lai) battled hard but were eliminated in their first game from the C bracket.
Lastly, a couple of other teams - Meger and Watson - had VCC members competing on them.
Complete results are available at playdowns.com.
2013 Doubles Bonspiel Generates Record Donation
The 2013 Doubles Bonspiel was held on Saturday, February 16 and there are two winners: Two's Company (George Hall and Logan Chinski) are this year's champions and the Sandra Schmirler Foundation received a record donation amount from the Club of $1400.
We were pleased to host another sold-out event, so thank you to all 32 teams for taking part. We had teams from Vancouver Island, the Fraser Valley and across Metro Vancouver who represented eight different clubs and 11 of the VCC's 20 leagues. The competition was exciting throughout the day and the event winners and runners-up are listed below (and a copy of the full results can be downloaded here).
Many thanks to this year's Doubles Bonspiel chair - Siobhan Holladay - and the supporting team of Kathy McInnes, Scott Allen and Brad Blackwell for their work done before and during the event. Additional kudos to our day-of volunteers - Heather Kisbee, Kathryn Willey and Keltie Worrall - and the Club's ice and lounge staff for helping host a great event.


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Martha Siegler, who owns the 4,500-square-foot building, confirmed it was listed but did not wish to comment further. The building has three apartments and over 800 square feet of storefront retail space, which has been the home of Canio's Books for 35 years.
Kathryn Szoka, who has run the bookstore with Maryanne Calandrille since 1999, said on Tuesday evening that it was a "very new situation," adding she had "just found out" the building was on the market.
She and her partner have recently signed a lease, she said, but Ms. Szoka did not wish to discuss the details of it.
"We are hopeful and we're committed to being in Sag Harbor," Ms. Szoka said. This year marks the 35th anniversary of the bookstore, which was opened by Canio Pavone in 1980.
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Oyster Rice Casserole
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|Long grain rice
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Finely chopped celery
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Finely chopped onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Evaporated milk
|13 Ounce (1 Can)
|Seasoned coating mix
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon, melted
|Canned oysters
|5 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
Cook rice according to package directions.
Cook celery and onion, covered, in 1/4 cup water till crisp-tender.
Combine undrained vegetables, cooked rice, and evaporated milk.
Turn into 1-quart casserole.
Bake at 400° for 15 minutes, stirring once.
Mix Seasoned Coating Mix and margarine in plastic bag.
Add oysters; shake to coat.
Place oysters and remaining coating mixture over rice.
Bake 15 minutes more.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
Preparation Time:5 Minutes
Cook Time:40 Minutes
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An Efficient Algorithm for the Restoration of Audio Signals Corrupted with Low-Frequency Pulses
Digital audio restoration of old recordings is addressed, with a focus on the removal of long pulses with low-frequency content. The main drawback of the state-of-the-art method, which is based on the separation of autoregressive (AR) processes, is its high computational complexity. A method is proposed in which the pulse tails are first estimated via a nonlinear scheme called two-pass split-window (TPSW) filtering, followed by a polynominal smoothing stage. After removing the tail of each pulse by subtraction, the remaining initial clicks are suppressed through a model-based declicking algorithm. The proposed procedure is as effective for pulse removal as the AR-based method but has a substantially lower computational complexity. Moreover, from a user point of view, its processing parameters are more intuitive and easier to adjust.
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Chocolate Pecan Icebox Cookies
|Unsalted butter
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|Firmly packed dark brown sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Bourbon/Freshly squeezed orange juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Grated orange zest
|1 Tablespoon
|Unbleached all purpose flour
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Baking soda
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Chopped pecans
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Mini chocolate chips
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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Beat in the egg, bourbon, and orange zest.
Combine the flour, baking soda, and salt and sift into the butter mixture.
Blend well.
Stir in the pecans and chocolate chips.
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Wrap it tightly in plastic wrap or wax paper and refrigerate overnight or for up to 1 week.
Preheat your oven to 350°F.using a sharp thin bladed knife, cut the dough into 1/4 inch slices and place them on ungreased cookie sheets.
Bake in the middle of the preheated oven until lightly browned and set, about 15 minutes.
Remove the pan from the oven and transfer the cookies to wire racks to cool.
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Trojans gut one out against Mount Tabor (Winston-Salem) to advance to Dean Dome for 4A state championship game; Fort Bend Travis takes out South Grand Prairie for Texas 5A title.
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Past and present collide as award-winning filmmaker Natalia Almada (Al Otro Lado, POV 2006) brings to life audio recordings she inherited from her grandmother, daughter of Plutarco Elías Calles, a revolutionary general who became Mexico's president in 1924. In his time, Calles was called El Jefe Maximo (Foremost Chief). Today he is remembered as El Quema-Curas (Priest Burner) and as a dictator who ruled through puppet presidents until his exile in 1936. Airing during the centennial of the Mexican Revolution, El General moves between a daughter's memories as she grapples with history's portrayal of her father and the weight of his legacy on Mexico today.
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Limited in coverage and doesn't have the burst or hips to match up against receiver. Will struggle to match up against quality tight ends, and not a guy that is going to make a lot of plays there. Has limited range and awareness when working there. Needs to take better angles to the ball, and can get caught overpursuing on plays. Will miss some stops in the open field, particularly against shiftier backs.
Williams is a good run defending safety that isn't super big, but plays tough and physical. He's limited in coverage and projects to be a bit more one-dimensional at the next level. Had only one interception during his career. Had 105 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, and 4 passes defended as a senior, his best season.
Williams has the tools to eventually develop as a starter in the pros, but that is only going to be down the road. He's a good enough run defender that he can be a capable strong safety. His issues are going to be in coverage. He probably won't be a major liability there, but he won't make many plays, certainly not more than he gives up. The key for him is going to be having a few years to develop where you think his experience will limit his liability there. Overall, he'll probably be a stopgap starter down the road. Teams will like what he can do vs. the run, but because he won't be a reliable option vs. the pass, he'll struggle to hang onto his starting gig long-term. But at the very least he should be a good backup strong safety and be able to stick on special teams. He's really a player that teams should develop as depth, with the hope that three or four years down the road he can make an above average starter. The best comparison to make is to someone llike Eric Smith (Jets) who is good enough to be a nice stopgap starter, but isn't reliable enough or a good enough playmaker to land the gig permanently.
Williams could fit nicely as a reserve behind William Moore in Atlanta. Like Moore, he specializes in playing the run in the box and will be limited by how good a player he can be in coverage. But he would not a canddiate to be a starter here in Atlanta. The best you could hope for is that he has a nice long career as a reserve and specail teams player, and that in time if he was asked to fill in for an injured Moore, he would be capable for a couple of games.
Because of his limited upside, Williams is a player that probably at the earliest should be drafted in the fifth round for a team looking for a backup strong safety that can make the roster and push for a role down the line. But he's probably best going off the board in the sixth and seventh round where he is a much better value.
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Quantum sensor tracked in human cells could aid drug discoveryMay 25th, 2011 in Nanotechnology / Nanophysics
The image illustrates the quantum measurement carried out on a single atom quantum sensor in a living human HeLa cell. The atom sensor is encased in a nanodiamond particle and is controlled by external microwaves and laser light, and tracked by its emission of red light. The information gleaned is of a quantum nature, where the states of the atom exist in two quantum states at the same time prior to measurement. The measurement and control of the atom sensor provides information about the nanoscale environment of the cell and the motion and orientation of the nanoparticle, which could be used in the development of new drugs and delivery systems for nanomedicine. Credit: David Haworth
(PhysOrg.com) -- Groundbreaking research has shown a quantum atom has been tracked inside a living human cell and may lead to improvements in the testing and development of new drugs.
Professor Lloyd Hollenberg from the University of Melbournes School of Physics who led the research said it is the first time a single atom encased in nanodiamond has been used as a sensor to explore the nanoscale environment inside a living human cell.
It is exciting to see how the atom experiences the biological environment at the nanoscale, he said.
This research paves the way towards a new class of quantum sensors used for biological research into the development of new drugs and nanomedicine.
The sensor is capable of detecting biological processes at a molecular level, such as the regulation of chemicals in and out of the cell, which is critical in understanding how drugs work.
The paper has been published in the journal Nature Nanotechnology.
Funded by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Quantum Computation and Communication Technology, the research was conducted by a cross-disciplinary team from the University of Melbournes Physics, Chemistry, and Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering departments.
The researchers developed state of the art technology to control and manipulate the atom in the nanodiamond before inserting it into the human cells in the lab.
Biologist Dr Yan Yan of the Universitys Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering who works in the field of nanomedicine, said the sensor provides critical information about the movement of the nanodiamonds inside the living cell.
This is important for the new field of nanomedicine where drug delivery is dependant on the uptake of similar sized nanoparticles into the cell.
Quantum physicist and PhD student Liam McGuinness from the Universitys School of Physics said that monitoring the atomic sensor in a living cell was a significant achievement. Previously, these atomic level quantum measurements could only be achieved under carefully controlled conditions of a physics lab, he said.
It is hoped in the next few years, that following these proof of principle experiments, the researchers will be able to develop the technology and provide a new set of tools for drug discovery and nanomedicine.
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"Quantum sensor tracked in human cells could aid drug discovery." May 25th, 2011. http://phys.org/news/2011-05-quantum-sensor-tracked-human-cells.html


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Rated 3 out of 5 by Traveler1963 Housekeeping Needs improvement. Didn't get to my room until late afternoon every day. Some days didn't even make the bed! May 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Nick13 Rooms get a facelift; experience still average I stay at the Sheraton Times Square for the location when traveling to NYC for work and pleasure. I'm rarely recognized as a Platinum member at the desk and even when I ask for a room on a designated SPG floor -- for this week's stay and a previous stay -- I am not accommodated. One bright spot: Muhammad in the Club Room has a sharp memory and warm welcome for me and my family every time he sees me. It nearly makes up for an average stay that should be exceptional. Pros: great beds. Great internet connection.Club Room. Pros: not all outlets work for devices; in-room safe broken, bathroom sink faucets leak, weak water pressure in shower. May 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Terry57 Great hotel, but front desk/reception staff need to be consistent in the information provided to guests. May 16, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by borden3393 hotel upgraded but mattress still from the 80's I've stayed in dozens of SPG properties and Sheraton Times Square is likely in the bottom quartile for quality (1/4 of hotels have to be there.... not a complaint). Was here 10 years ago, I did not like it. Here again due to high room cost in NYC and corp contract. Room/bath appear upgraded from when I last stayed so pleasant surprise. Mattress in room 2817 is poor. feels like 2 different mattress with 1/2 away from window, tolerable and 1/2 by window feeling like its 40+ years old. Staff was friendly and responsive. Bathroom was competitive, clean and spacious. May 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Djscinema Suite Night Upgrades Not working I always recommend Sheraton/Starwood but lately I have been having issues with upgrades - mainly while trying to use my suite upgrades. It seems since these have been introduced, I have not only gotten less upgrades but have gotten NO upgrades from these awards. I try to always stay at the NY Sheraton but my upgrades have been harder to come by. May 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by June16 Great Stay! I had the opportunity to spend three nights at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel for a Learning & the Brain Conference that was being held at this location. Having previously lived in NYC for many years, i really was not sure about the hotel and location. I am here to say that the stay was great! The renovated room and the bedding was exceptionally comfortable. The staff was ever present, amenable, and attentive to specific requests. The location is terrific! If you love to walk - then this is the place. Very easy access to the theatre district, uptown, downtown, east-side, west-side, and of course, Central Park. The taxi ride from LaGuardia was simple to handle. The bell-man was right there to call a taxi for you when needed. What took the stay over the top was the manager, Mr. Fish, who listened attentively to a personal concern and who , I believe, went above and beyond to address it and confirm that I was heard. This is a very busy hotel, as observed by the ebb and flow of the sea of people in the lobby. Yet, it was never overflowing.. It gave me a true reminder of the essence of the Big Apple. May 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by BRLauren Overall Pretty Great The staff was helpful and accommodating. I'm not sure why my mini bar and snack drawer were both locked, but it took several requests for me to access a bottle of water. The room was clean and comfortable, a good rate for a room in NYC. May 13, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Rez1000 Horrible stay Bathroom was smelly all the time Was never given any water till i asked several times Service was awful May 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by dichter Was my expectation too high? The safe in the room didn't work. They came and fixed it while I was getting ready to check out after my numerous complaints and pleas because I'd much rather have the safe in my room than going down to the front desk and use one down there. The water pressure was too low even at 1 PM. I don't think 1 PM is a peak time. The Internet was too slow at times. Not too bad but when you charge $15 a day you can't afford to be slow at anytime. May 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DMac1970 Don Macaulay Outstanding service and really nice hotel. I try to book this place every time I travel to new york (I go there a lot for business!). Not only is it centrally located, but it is a beautifully appointed hotel. Kuddos to the entire staff. May 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jacqui26 Fantastic location I have stayed in this hotel for the 3rd year running as being a lone traveller the location is great for being out and about at night. You have a subweay station right outside on the corner, you are two blocks from 5th Avenue, a couple of blocks from Times Square in one direction and Central Park in the other. Great gym provided, room service and cleanliness excellent. Great sized room although I feel the bathroom could have being doing with a quick nrefurb as it was slightly old looking. That is my only complaint. The staff are totally helpful as with all Sheraton hotels. May 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LMV1955 Great location, way above your average hotel! Located within a short 5 minute walk to Time Square and Broadway and Rockefeller Center. Very comfortable room and was impressed that you couldn't hear any outside noise. Beautiful lobby and very helpful staff. When we return to NYC, we will being staying here again! May 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by artgirl123 pleased customer Great stay at this Sheraton! More than met our expectations, nice amenities and lovely room. May 12, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by bostontraveler14 Very Disappointing Sherton This Sheraton does not meet Starwood standards. The lobby is nice, but the rooms are not. They are dated and LOUD. The staff was not the best either. May 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by cokavt Great Conference Facilitities Attended a conference and was surprised that the hotel had wonderful meeting rooms. Elevators very fast and efficient, location great for meal options, and everything is within walking distance or subway during non conference times! May 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hast48 My stay in NYC This hotel was wonderful. Great location and the staff was great! Loved the Club Lounge. Thanks for a great stay!! May 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ajay70 Excellent stay with great upgrade! I recently stayed for 3 nights for a quick weekend trip to New York. I chose this hotel due to its proximity to Times Square. I felt very welcome at the hotel and as a Platinum was upgraded to a Superior Room, even though they were sold out the first night. Jonathan Lomitola (Asst. Dir, Front Office) personally met me the following morning and further upgraded us by adding the adjoining parlor room for the last 2 days to make it comfortable for my wife & daughter; so it ended up being even better than a suite upgrade! He took personal interest to make us comfortable and promptly emailed us when the adjoining room had been prepared. It's service like this that makes me want to stay with Starwood, as well as make this my first choice when visiting New York. The only suggestion is that the appetizers in the club lounge are same every evening. There should be at least some variety day to day. May 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TeachPlus Location! My husband and I stayed three nights for a conference. It was so great to stay right in the heart of NYC. We have visited the city many times but this was our first time staying in Manhattan. We were offered a free upgrade upon our arrival and were thrilled with the view of Times Square from our 33rd floor room. Exceptionally fast elevators and efficient check in. May 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Umma High Marks all around The location of the Sheraton TS is perfect for us. The rooms are nicely done and very comfortable and as a Starwood Preferred Guest, I appreciate the services offered on the Club Floor. Although the hotel large and is very busy with groups, they handle the crowds well in the large lobby and we have never felt crowded or uncomfortable. Thank you. May 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by FredCO Loved this extended stay Just wrote a note regarding another stay at this hotel. Cannot say enough about the great location, access to the city and excellent staff. Big hotel gives a personal touch. Brittany, Jorge and Anne Marie were the Starwood Lounge professionals who assisted much in little and big needs I had during my day. . They are can-do concierge level people who know their way in and out of the system. Super helpful, super courteous, and super friendly. May 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by FredCO Great VIP Hosts Had the privilege of being helped by SHeraton's VIP managers during this visit to NYC. I wish to personally thank Anne Mari, Brittany and George who assist of different days in the Concierge Lounge. I was with the hotel for over a week this stay and found their help extraordinarily useful in terms of making sure I was in a comfortable room and when I had guests join me they were able to pre-block room nearby. Exactly what I needed while studying for business exam's in the City. I cannot wait to return in July with my wife and family for a long weekend and hope to be in touch with this excellent team of managers. I must add that on more than one occasion while in the Starwood Lounge I saw them go above and beyond in providing excellent customer service. This could range from helping a distressed person with room issues, to helping a person get comfortably seated in the lounge when it was full, to looking up reservation details, to assisting with a multitude of issues that travelers encounter. They were invaluable aspects of my experience at the Sheraton Time Square. Thank you to all 3 of them - Brittany, George, Annemarie. Sincerely, Fred Michel Starwood #; 53612676 May 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by mickey14 motion control thermostat great motion control thermostat, assuming cost is number one concern and not guess comfort. the hall was cooler than my room. couldn't set temp any lower than 65 and during the night the room temp would get warn enough to wake me. it would be a nice feature if the hotel could provide someone to sit in my room during the night while I sleep to keep the motion detector active and my room cool. May 10, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by paul7725 was disappointed with this stay the cleaning person didn't adequately clean the room. for example, i left empty takeout boxes, and they never got picked up. when the ethernet went out, i called the operator. rather than try to get the ethernet fixed, he told me to use wireless. what he didn't tell me is that the wireless network was about 100x slower, and sometimes cut out completely. May 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by JRP04 Surprisingly Good Stay I've stayed here a number of times and know it as a "hotel factory" - always busy to the point of not getting any personalized service. But my most recent stay with my family was surprisingly good. The VIP team took very good care of us as we celebrated a family birthday. We'll definitely return. May 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by DavidStetson Great NYC stay for 12k points Good use of points, room was small however. May 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by etta my trip I appreciated the security--not intrusive but present May 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by gretanyc NY Times Sheraton There is one side of the hotel that does not seem to be as updated (lower 20 floors). The reception staff is very busy - and didn't give eye contact or smile. May 8, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Carl11111111 What is Sheraton's edge? The location is great, but otherwise the hotel has little extra and nothing that that you can't find anywhere else. In short: Positive: location Negative: internet stability, pricing and speed (useless if you need to work - Sheraton: please understand that charging for internet is not the future...), room doors are far from sound proof (felt like people passing by were in your room) and showers are not designed for tall people and have poor water preassure. There are other hotels with the same location - use them instead. May 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by singergina Superior rooms and service! As a first time visitor to New York, I was met with so much kindness by people working at the Sheraton! Everyone was welcoming and helpful to me! The room was quiet and clean, and I will definitely be staying there again! Thanks so much for the hospitality! May 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Elomda This hotel is great Both my wife and I have enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The staf were great, friendly and helpful. The location is perfect. close to all needed and desired activities. Its a recommended hotel. May 7, 2014


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A little BG: with my firstborn, I threw up from the beginning of week 6 until the day he was born. 12-15 times a day when I wasn't on the meds and up to 5 times a day and constantly nauseated when I was on them.
I thought I was actually going to get through this pregnancy easy, but now I'm starting to wake up nauseated more and more and now I'm vomiting 2-3 times a day even on the meds. Almost every time I get in a car, I get sick and I NEVER get motion sickness when I'm not preggo.
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Hit after hit, inning after inning, the Newton County Black All-Stars pounced on their Newton Red All-Star counterparts to win the Newton County training league tournament championship in a 28-17 victory.
Two 12U teams collided Thursday evening despite a few drops of rain. We stopped by to get some shots of both teams during the contest and witness the future of baseball in Newton County.
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The popular Newton County sports/family entertainment center, GameTime, will have its grand reopening on Monday, January 19. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. families will have the opportunity to enjoy themselves at the center, with free admission. The entrance closes at 4 p.m., but the activities don't stop until 5 p.m.
The Newton County Recreation 7-8 All-Star football team played in the Gridiron Bowl Saturday, Nov. 22 and beat Macon United in two blow-out games. The score of the first game was 14-0 and the second game was under the lights of Homer Sharp Stadium as Newton County won 25-0. The team played in Macon this weekend for their next tournament where they will play five or six teams in attempt to bring home another trophy. This team is composed of different star players from each 7-8 NCR regular season team. These boys have practiced 4-5 days a week since the ...
Riley Clingerman can do it with the best of them. That includes the boys. Clingerman, who signed a four-year scholarship to play softball at Emmanuel College on Friday morning, played baseball for three years at Peachtree Academy before the school established a softball team and now she is headed to college with all of the support of her school, friends and family.Clingerman is Peachtree's first signee and Peachtree plans to name their annual signing day going forward, "Riley Clingerman Signing Day."
Not one, not two, not three, not – yeah four. For four years straight from 2010-2013, Newton County Deputy Sheriff Darrell Anders has won Angler of the Year (A.O.Y) award.
The Georgia USSSA Slow-Pitch Softball Hall of Fame held its 2014 Induction Ceremony at the Turner Lakes facility in Covington, Georgia on Saturday, October 25, 2014. The following individuals and organizations were inducted:
At the end of every football season the Newton County Recreation Department's cheerleading program hosts a cheerleading fest and this year it will be on Saturday, November 1 beginning at 10 a.m. through 4 p.m. at the Newton High School gym.
During this time of year bucks are still traveling in bachelor groups. In the southern zone of Georgia, hunters can bait deer, but you can't bait deer in the northern zone. Therefore, hunters rely on attractives to get deer closer. As the rut draws closer, bucks start competing for breeding rights for the does which is why urine is a good attractive. The scent sometimes leads to bucks fighting, which attracts more deer. Some deer will avoid fights others are aggressive and like to fight. Hunters have to think of deer as people. One of the challenge of being ...
Newton County has seen many of its standout athletes go on to play sports at the college level. Keith Davis was one of those athletes.
Two undefeated teams collided Thursday night at Turner Lake Division 1. The 3-0 Canes took on the 4-0 Seminoles and the Canes came out victorious, winning 22-0 over the 'Noles. Lo Palmer, Jeremiah Brennan, Jordan Nolley (QB) and Marion Eubanks all scored for the Canes. See photos.
You've probably seen the show 'American Ninja Warrior' where participants compete in some of the toughest obstacle courses you'll ever see. Hoan Do was one of those contestants, he moonlights in crossfit but he's really an inspirational speaker.
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