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i dont understand all this multiple test talk. i have a 7yr old but i was 18 when i had him. i just took a test yesterday and it said i was pregnant. the first one was light but the 2nd was normal. should i keep testing? i have a doctors appt in oct. but ive had 2 miscarriages..i dunno what to do and do i check levels b4 i go in oct?
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me 27 dh 35 ds 8
little kayliegh is due may 12th
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I don't think it's necessary.. I admit I keep testing but partially because I don't really believe it..
I also had a chemical pregnancy already so I guess I want to be sure it's going to last..
Due May 12, 2011 : )
oh ok. what is a chemical pregnancy? and what is all this bpn af i dunno i dont get the like lingo in here i have no clue what n e one means.
me 27 dh 35 ds 8
little kayliegh is due may 12th
http://www.babycenter.com/community-help-abbreviations check this out for help on the lingo I needed and still refer to it.
Honestly it is up to you if you want to keep testing, some woman will repeat test to see if the line is getting any darker to make sure basically that HCG is going up, but that is really up to you. I have done three test total since I got my first BFP *big fat positive* I know you are worried about miscarrying again but that truthfully needs to be the last thing from your mind. As for getting levels checked you can get those by asking for a blood test to confirm pregnancy and ask to have your HCG levels monitored for the first 48 hours to ensure they are going up. When is your OB appointment? When was your last menstrual period because october seems kind of far out for your first OB appointment did you inform the office that you have been considered high risk due to previous miscarriages they should be willing to get you in sooner at least to check those levels and stuff if not I would start possibly thinking about a new OB because it would seem to me that they are not being sympathetic to your situation. Us woman that have dealt with miscarriage tend to experience anxiety and high amounts of stress in the early stages of pregnancy and having a doctor that is understanding and compassionate for that is just what we need one that is willing to monitor us closely. what was the cause of your last miscarriages if they gave you a reason and how far along were you? that is all information you may also want to provide to the OB you have now to try and get in there a little sooner. My OB is giving me an ultrasound at 6 weeks because of my previous miscarriages so I go on tuesday of next week and i will be 6 weeks and 2 days. Best of luck to you! Sorry this was long! Hope it helped
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thank you so much. um my last period was august5th so im considered 4weeks today. i did test again and its darker which is good. i dunno why they made it for so far away i have to call them again. im not sure why i lost the last one they just said i didnt hold it. so im being really careful with this one. im so happy and neurotic haha. i def wanna get my levels done because i feel itll make me relax a little bit. thanks for the help!!
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Island Hopper
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I have had my pics replaced by bandwidth exceeded symbols a few times on Photobucket so I know what your talking about there, but other than that it has worked OK for me... If I was to run a more high end camera I might try something else that would bring up cleaner clearer images...
What, Me Worry?
Joined: Sep 2010
Location: Bisbee, AZ
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Waiting to see pics of your "new" DR650!
Yeah... we know.
"It is better to be violent, if there is violence in our hearts, than to put on the cloak of non-violence to cover impotence. There is hope for a violent man to become non-violent. There is no such hope for the impotent." -Gandhi
Joined: Jun 2006
Location: So Oregon
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Heading for Utah in a few weeks.
If they're running you outta town
get in front and make it look like a parade.
What, Me Worry?
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Gnarly Adventurer
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Hells Canyon Hess Road (June 14th)
I awoke from my slumber to the sound of everybody else already puttering around. Slowly I pulled myself out of my tent and began the process of waking up. Somebody offered me some coffee, which I gratefully accepted, and I offered him some sugar from my spice kit in return. As I worked out the stiffness in my back from sleeping on my gear, I mentioned my predicament, and lo and behold, Russ/Got2Moto offered up his Big Agnes pad for me to have, if I liked. He said that it wasn't right for him. AWESOME! Thank you!! I told him I'd give it a try. Gotta be better than sleeping on lumpy gear, right?
Eventually plans condensed and a lot of us left in one big group. I wasn't entirely sure what the route was, but I figured it'd be fun anyways. After making our way through the town of Enterprise, through the pastoral countryside past Joseph, we turned onto a small, winding forest service road. For a while, we stayed mostly in a somewhat cohesive whole, but the further we went down the forest service road, the more spread out we became. We ended up splitting into at least two groups, and I was in the slowest one. The forest service road was very fun, lots of twists and turns, many hairpin 15mph curves, with bumps, lumps and potholes aplenty: exactly the stuff I go slow on.
Eventually it was down to three of us. Mark/s1marks rode ahead, found somebody else who told him what they thought the "fast guys" were planning, so he suggested that we go down Hess Road to catch up with them. There was some confusion about what was going on, so we ended up going back and forth a bit. I was mildly annoyed at the miscommunication and planning, but it's hard to stay mad with a beautiful day and gorgeous views.
When we got to the turn off for Hess road, there was freshly graded gravel. Mark advised me to make sure I stayed in the ruts - the built up parts could be deep and would mean the death of my traction. Needless to say, this was scary, but I held on and made it through.
Hess road wandered through the trees, then broke out and became a series of hairpins dropping in elevation along the steep slope of the mountain. The views were phenomenal. I rode my brakes a lot, because I have issues with building momentum on downhill slopes, the thought of careening over the cliff an ever-present threat. Both of the beemers' rear brakes stopped working effectively, and only later returned once they'd had a chance to cool down. Thankfully, my brakes stayed intact.
Spot the bike!
I really like this one because it shows just how steep the road actually was...
We made it to the bottom, the road became flat and washboarded. There were a number of campers along the river, and we dodged a few pickup trucks barrelling down the road toward us, kicking up lots of dust.
We got to the gas station in Oxbow. They didn't have any regular fuel, so I took a look at my fuel level and decided to chance it. I had the unfortunate experience of trying to remove underlayers in a port-a-john (the day had started quite chilly, but I was now overheating). I don't recommend it.
After discussing routes, Mark decided he was going to go back up Hess Road. The other gentleman decided he was going to go back on pavement. I was not yet ready to call it a day, and we had no idea where the fast guys were. I weighed my options, and decided, well. Fuck it. I might as well go right back up that scary mountain.
Most of the experience of going uphill was a lot easier than going down it. Mark alternated between following me and jetting on ahead, riding at his own pace, only to wait for me later on.
We were passed on the way up by some guys in the fast group.
I was able to actually cruise along in first and occasionally second, except around the corners, where I used the clutch to creep myself along below first. The rocks in the first mile were definitely the worst part of coming uphill, until I almost got stuck in a rut. I had been paying too much attention to the area around my front wheel and not enough attention on picking the route ahead, and the shade hid the rut. Stupid.
I stopped the bike, and managed to not drop it. Ineffectively wishing that my legs were a few inches longer, I paddled and yelled back to Mark, asking what he thought I should do. He advised to go forward, but I knew I didn't have enough traction, the bike would just fishtail and fall over. I slowly, ever so slowly backed it up to the area before the rut, and then slowly, ever so slowly, pointed the bike in a slightly different direction than the rut and gassed it forward in short little bursts, gaining a few feet of ground between sliding backwards. If I had more confidence, faster speed, or had been standing, this rut would not have been a challenge at all, but stability is not the best when you're creeping along.
Once we got to the top, past the fresh gravel (which was fairly harrowing going uphill too), we stopped for a bit to relax, hydrate, and had a pretty awesome conversation. Mark decided that he wanted to try exploring the dirt road near the lookout, where we'd begun venturing earlier in the day, as he'd heard there was a route down there somewhere that led to Imnaha.
We stopped and appreciated the view. The mountains in this area seem to go on forever.
After Hess road, I didn't find this road nearly as scary, and actually managed to make it up to 30-40mph here and there along the gravel, standing up in places as I tried to mimic Mark's riding. There were a few areas where he gestured for me to slow down, the traction was worse. This road wound down among the trees, lots of half-buried rocks and tree roots, occasional puddles of mud.
We found the end of the line, and decided to venture on a couple of horse trails to see if we could find the route he was thinking of. One effectively ended a few hundred feet down the line, necessitating a truly embarassing dozen-point u-turn. I eventually gave up and got off the bike to push it around. The next one we tried had these huge, terrifying rocks. A bit larger than fist-sized, if they'd stayed still it wouldn't have been an issue, but it was like riding in a dry creek bed, constantly shifting. At my low speeds this Was Not Working.
Eventually we gave up on our quest and decided to head back to camp. The forest service road was quite fun, and I pushed myself a little bit more around the corners. Mark gave me some advice about not fully leaning in, leaning the bike but staying more upright myself, which I found helped me a bit. Especially in the lumps and bumps.
I got phenomenal gas mileage. Apparently this bike likes going slow, even if I'm working the engine harder to go up mountains, because I got almost 60 mpg.
After we got back to camp, Mark took a look at my tires, which had cupped a lot over the day. I'd known they were a softer compound, I believe they were 90%/10% dirt/road Kendas, but he expressed concerns that the tires were not going to get me home. I found it odd that they hadn't shown much wear over the 90mph day, only now that they were used for their intended purpose. Rocks and debris I guess? I decided I'd keep an eye on them and see how bad they were at the end of the rally.
I felt pretty proud of myself that I managed to go through the day without dropping the bike, falling headlong over the cliff, or caving into my fears. I am very grateful to Mark for babysitting me all that day, I know that I am much slower. He assured me that he was the same way not that long ago, that it just takes practice and eventually I would be as good as he is, helping out somebody else who's new. He also took a bunch of photos and video of me, which is great, because I mostly tend to ride solo and don't get many pictures of me riding.
There was a fire and everyone enjoyed the blaze for a bit.
I slept well that night. The Big Agnes pad was a miracle after so many nights on the hard ground.
After much futzing, I finally managed to cut the footage Mark gave me into a video! I had to update the video drivers, but eventually Windows Movie Maker came through for me. Enjoy!
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Feyala's Wanderings
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Aug 2011
Location: Wandering...
Oddometer: 358
Video Editing
I am not doing that again anytime soon.
I am sure it comes along just fine with practice, and about 90% of the problem was in getting the tools sorted out, but damn. I think my RR is just going to be snippets of video when appropriate from now on, I don't think there's a way I could have done that on my droid. Oh well, I don't have a helmet cam anyways, no worries.
PSA: If you want to edit movies on Windows, the Movie Maker is actually pretty simple, has decent features, and is free, it took me maybe 3 hours to actually edit that video. I also had to take a day or two to find some creative commons music for the background. If you find yourself in similar straits I suggest http://www.incompetech.com, http://www.jamendo.com/en/, and http://www.danosongs.com/ which all had some pretty good tunes, it was difficult to pick just one that had the right sort of lazy-day mood. Using Creative Commons, if you don't know what it is, means that you are abiding the obnoxious copyright rules on sites like Youtube, so your video won't get muted or spammed with ads. You just usually can't sell the video later without paying royalties, depending on the license, which I think is fair.
On the up side, I've got a TON of entries written now. Tomorrow I will catch up on responses, fix some pictures, and maybe if I feel really frisky post some more entries.
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Feyala's Wanderings
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Sep 2008
Location: Niederrhein
Oddometer: 447
In. . .
dä rumtreibär
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2011
Location: Lake Havasu City, AZ.
Oddometer: 339
It's good to see you in the saddle again. The video was great and Mark did a great job of getting you coming and going. Just 1 question, is that your DR that you are ridding? I don't remember it being red.
I ride my own
Joined: Feb 2011
Location: Texas Hill Country
Oddometer: 411
Wow, I am impressed! You are eloquent and driven. You must have some pretty cool parents.
I am in!
Like a good lover, a good rider has balance, judgment, and good timing. ...
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Location: Wandering...
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Massive reply post go!
I've removed the kickstand safety switch, cleaned the carb again, actually removing the main jet, which had some crap on it, installed an inline fuel filter, and inspected the wiring as well. Both plugs are firing. We shall see if the behavior returns.
I've considered working for myself but I generally only hear what you've said above, that it's stressful, eats up your life, and you get less for doing more than working for somebody else. I've considered freelancing as a solution, and as long as I'm not stationary my expenses are minimal, but I don't know.
I am glad you like my words. :)
You may like this essay I recently stumbled upon. It's certainly got some contentious opinions, but I like the central premise:
I admit a bit of surprise that the philosophy has been so well received here. I tend to compartmentalize - I have friends that I share a great deal of philosophical similarities with, but they don't have much interest in bikes, for example, so to some extent I assumed the converse was also true. Especially given that a vast majority of the folks on here do have very different lives from mine, as you suggest.
I suppose I will attempt to keep the amount down to avoid distraction from the RR but maybe be less apologetic about it.
Something kept crawling around my hindbrain though, and would not let me rest. I kept thinking "I wish I'd been born a few centuries ago, a thousand years ago, when there were still things to explore, but now unless I explore the seas or space, there is no more uncharted territory." I thought about the job I had planned, imagined I was doing it for a year. Five years. Twenty. Would I still find it as fascinating? No. Was there any other job that I would find interesting over that span? Probably not. So I decided... well. Fuck it. I might as well explore and see what I can see, even if others have been there before. I have nothing to really lose. If I decide to settle down later, I always can. If I come across something I want to do that requires a college degree, I can go get one. And here I am. It's been 11 years now, and I only feel like I've scratched the surface.
I've considered doing travel writing or writing code on the road, for sure. Like you, I don't really know anything about actually getting those jobs though, so I figure I'll keep my ear to the ground and if it's meant to be, something will present itself.
One friend of mine works at Yosemite, and most of his job is explaining things to tourists and trying to make sure that people don't kill themselves with their own stupidity. He also hikes trails making sure that nobody needs help. I don't doubt that there's a lot of stupid paperwork they don't tell me about, but getting paid to be outside and do useful work for a season and travelling the rest of the year is very appealing.
I would suggest that you look at this site if you want to do ranching: http://www.coolworks.com/
It lists jobs at guest ranches, national parks, ski resorts, etc. Might not be what you want to do, but it's a door into something different.
My best advice to you is to write down a list of things that make you truly happy. If you didn't have to work, what would you spend your time doing? Then go from there and figure out how to bring more of those moments of happiness into your life. The only way to be happy working, IMO, is to be doing a job you would do for free out of passion. Otherwise you're just going to end up staring out the window and wishing you were somewhere else, and that's a miserable way to let the precious years of your life dribble away.
I don't think there is a job that I would happily do for free, if there is, I haven't found it yet. Pay attention though, if you do find yourself envious of somebody else's job, take the time to investigate why. What is so cool about it? How did they get there? Is there a chance you could do the same thing? People don't really think about it, but there are lots of weird, awesome jobs, and everybody got those jobs somehow... nobody is born as a skydiving instructor.
I definitely agree with all you've written here. I would say we are not even treated as well as beasts of burden though. It might not be politically correct to say, but I tend to agree with the sentiment that at least beasts of burden and slaves are generally cared for, tended to when they are sickly, fed and sheltered, which is more than I can say about wage slavery. With wage slavery, you are rented, not owned, and if you 'break down' they can replace you with another one just as easily.
This is not observed quite as readily when you get into white collar work, stuff that pays a living wage, but anybody that would lose their home if they missed a week of work knows what I'm talking about.
The largest cause of personal bankruptcy in this country is medical bills.
I am reminded of this joke:
Congrats on getting out, and good luck in staying that way!
"Time is a wicked master, put your life into it's hand... close your eyes and it will crush you..."
I hope so too. It'd be great to not have my "money making time" be a slog of misery, but at least it's a small slog.
Sadly I don't think I'm going to be out of here in time for Wasteland Weekend, but there's always next year.
I'd considered truck driving, but other people drive like shit, and it seems like a pretty demanding job. Not much time to really sit and enjoy the new area before moving on to someplace else either. I do find there's a lot of overlap between truckers and people who ride though, which definitely says something.
I am glad you are getting the opportunity to catch up on road trips. I haven't worn a watch in over a year, and it is fantastic. I don't even know what day of the week it is most of the time anymore.
Ride safe, and maybe I'll see you out there!
I've heard good things about smugmug, but I can't rationalize the extra expenses when I already have webhosting that I'll be paying for regardless...
And yep, bike's been red since I bought it. Not so much anymore though...
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Feyala's Wanderings
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Whew! Man, let that be a lesson to me in not letting replies pile up!
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Feyala's Wanderings
Joined: Mar 2012
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I have to admit that I have occasionally let it slide. Hope they don't feel neglected now!
Am I awake, or am I dreaming?
Gnarly Adventurer
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I hope that I can still manage to reply individually when all I've got is the droid, lol.
My plastics are painted finally! It took like a week but they look gorgeous. Now it's down to those stupid mermite cans...
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rather be ridin
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Ya can't buy it
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Hells Canyon - Dug Bar (June 15th)
Today was a day I had been looking forward to! John/asrvivor had generously offered to lead a group of us newbies to Dug Bar, a fairly infamous dirt road. I had been assured that after Hess, Dug Bar would be absolutely no problem, and I was beginning to gain a bit of confidence off road. This ride was intended to be leisurely, plenty of stops to take photos, and sounded right up my alley.
We gathered in front of the office and John explained the rules: try to honk if you want to pass somebody, if you hear somebody honking, try to get to the side if you can. Fair enough! We even had a "sweep" on this ride, so nobody got left behind, a concept I liked quite a bit. John had some extra gas he was carrying for some of the smaller displacement bikes - it was around 140 miles round trip. I was happy this wasn't a concern for me!
We rode in a thundering horde to Imnaha, where we regrouped along the side of the road.
Much of this road was quite gentle. There were some spots for sure, sharp curves at the bottom of an incline, or a few rocks here or there, but I seemed to be doing well enough. Dodging trucks and other vehicles was... annoying, to say the least, but them's the breaks. I took lots and lots of pictures. This area was gorgeous in it's own sort of harsh, dessicated way.
The road hugged the side of the mountains, dipping down to follow the river. There were various campsites along the way. I wondered how long the stay limit was. There were also a few residences, if I am not mistaken. I thought about what it would be like to live out here, 70 miles away from the nearest gas station, back in Enterprise or Joseph. I guess some folks enjoy their solitude. I wondered what it was like in the winter, with snow.
Along the way, at one of the many stops, we ran across the "fast group" on their way back up. They looked like they were having a blast as they zoomed past, and some stopped to chat. One member of our group dropped behind, he was having mechanical issues, and our sweep stayed behind to make sure he got help. Eventually Brian, one of the owners of the Log House RV Park where we were all staying, was summoned. He picked up the guy and his bike in his truck for nothing but the cost of gas. He ended up doing this a few times over the course of the rally for various folks, what an awesome guy! Take that, AAA!
In the last mile near the end of the line, the road went to hell. As seems to be the case with this sort of thing, I was too busy holding on for dear life to stop and take photos. The road until this point was fairly well packed dirt with some rocks here and there, big rocks, small rocks, mud puddles, pfft whatever. It turned into two ruts stuffed full of fist sized rocks with a narrow six-inch or so strip of dirt and grass in the middle.
I mentioned the cliff with the drop-off in case of failure right? Yeah.
I clung to the tiny patch of grass like I was walking a tightrope. On a motorcycle. Sometimes it would fling me off into the rocks, and I'd have to restrain my terror and try to creep back on to the center strip again. By this point I was second to last, PNW Buttercup/Sabrina was also taking her time and we stopped to admire the view together while I let my clutch hand have a rest.
Eventually we made it down to the river to meet up with the boys. It was getting pretty hot, especially in full gear going slow! I took my gear off and went to the river, stripping off socks and shoes to rest my bare feet in the ice cold water. BRR! Even still, I kind of wanted to swim, it was a great day for it! I soaked my bandana and socks and returned to the others.
Soon, all too soon, everybody started getting restless and preparing to go. I felt like we'd just gotten there! Usually when I fight to get to a place as nice as this, I spend a few days relaxing and enjoying myself. But, there was more riding to be had, and I didn't want to be stuck facing those nasty rocks by myself, so I geared back up and we got underway.
Usually, going uphill is easier than going downhill. You have more direct control over your inertia. These rocks had a different plan. I found myself skittering all over the road, and even my attempts at riding the Grass Line of Safety didn't help. Everybody tells me to loosen up, which I understand the concept the tire needs to pick it's own path through the debris and will tend to pick the most stable one, whereas if you force it to go the way you choose, it will be less stable. However, I will say that after almost getting flung into a cliff wall by these rocks (better than the cliff edge, I suppose!), if I hadn't been keeping a firm handle on the bike, I would have dropped it or worse. I had to pause for a moment to adjust my line more than once, because at times any attempt at steering while in motion just bounced me closer to the wall.
Eventually, I met with success, and stopped for another break. We met some mountain goats that absolutely didn't want to get out of our way... I blared my horn at them and they just stared at us like "What? What are you going to do about it?". Eventually they sauntered off. John got a great photo of them!
Back at the bridge, I stopped again to cool my feet and bandana. I was wishing I'd brought along my water filter. All that nice, cold river water and no way to drink it. One liter was not enough, but I hadn't been expecting it to be quite this hot. When I returned to my bike, one of the others had gotten a flat tire and John was teaching him how to fix it. It occurred to me that I still don't have a patch kit, and I had left all my tools back at camp. Fat lot of good they'd do me there! I wasn't able to help without tools, so I left them to it.
I ran across Sabrina resting in the shade. She took this awesome picture of me:
I was out of water at this point, so I told her I was going to the Imnaha store, and hurried along.
At the store, I had a mini pizza and some delicious ice cold beverages. Sabrina eventually joined me and we chatted a bit. I had wanted to take Camp Creek Road back, with the others, but I was pretty exhausted from the trip and didn't see John, so we opted for pavement instead.
Everybody seemed very proud of me for making it down Dug Bar, which helped boost my confidence, and I was proud of myself. It was not an easy road for that last stretch. It's difficult to gauge your progress when most of the others around you have been riding dirt for years. I felt fairly out of control, like the bike was riding me, and I didn't like that. I do need to work on letting go, but I also felt like maybe the bike was veering more than it should. I mentioned this to the others, and they suggested that it might be deflection.
I enjoyed a nice free hot shower and passed the hell out.
Thanks John, for all the work that went into this ride, planning, taking photos of us, carrying gas and fixing flats!
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Reasons For A Negative View On The Equities Markets In The Face Of A Good Earnings Season
1) Marketwatch: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are checking files for underwriting flaws and forcing banks to repurchase those loans. The biggest losers are likely to be BofA, JPMorgan, and the mortgage giants themselves, who will still be stuck with billions of dollars in properly-documented delinquent mortgages. More bad news for BofA and JPM is not what the market needs right now.
2) China tightening means lower than expected construction. It means lower than expected growth. This means lower than expected demand for industrial metals, wood, etc. China tightening also means fewer loans will be given to buy big ticket items. This includes houses and cars. Tightening means China will have to export more industrial metals, etc., or it will face big layoffs. It will likely face some amount of deflation in industrial metals, and in real estate (both commercial and residential). When the China stimulus package ends (more layoffs), these problems will be exacerbated, especially in industrial metals. The extra export of industrial metals by China (especially to avoid layoffs) will likely have a negative impact on world industrial metals prices and margins throughout 2010 (and possibly beyond). This may lead to depressed prices on base metals a little later.
3) The USD Index has been generally rising for the last two months. It has risen from approx. 74 to almost 80 at the close Friday Jan 29, 2010. This is putting a lot of pressure on the USD carry trade. Many are already selling things to repay their borrowed USD's before they go up more. One of the things they are selling is stock. This often means they are selling the "hot stocks" because those are the stocks these "risk on" traders own. When you see these "hot stocks" go down, it may not mean there is something wrong with them, it may only mean they are heavily owned by some very serious investors. The recent heavy drop in technology issues may be an example of this. The downtrend in the Hang Seng Index is evidence that money is getting tighter there.
4) The Fed is inching closer to stopping its buying of MBS's in order to support the real estate market. The home buyer tax credit is edging closer to expiring. This is definitive tightening by the Fed. Governor Hoenig has even come out in favor of raising rates soon. Plus we all know Fisher is a hawk. This would be another negative for the market. These things all make analysts think that the real estate market is in for more trouble in the immediate future. As the real estate market goes, so go the US credit markets, so go the equities markets.
5) The financial trouble in Greece has put the focus on possible sovereign debt defaults. The EU has said they will bail Greece out if need be. However, many people think Greece is just the tip of the iceberg. There are many other European countries that are in trouble such as Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, etc. S&P even warned the UK about possibly downgrading their debt rating. After you get done with Europe, many also point to California and other states that are in terrible financial shape. Whatever ultimately happens, the CDS's for sovereign debt have already gone up dramatically since early January. This means the cost of borrowing has gone up. This is a very negative thing in countries trying to recover from a recession. It means the recovery time will be longer. It means the possibility of slipping back into a recession is higher.
6) Many think US equities are over priced. They are temporarily oversold in the near term, but that still may not mean they will not go down. If they are over priced in a worsening environment, then they are very over priced. Some think the S&P500 Index only rates a value of about 900. If the analysts' outlooks for 2010 and beyond are worsening, the pundits may push the market down drastically from its current value. Commodities will likely fall too.
7) Obama's bashing of top US banks is making people feel uncertain about even these stalwarts' future. Are they going to be broken up? Are parts going to be required to be split off? How much is all of this going to cost? All of these are worries for the markets. All of these tend to pressure banks, which already face real estate and credit card problems, with still further negatives. Changes necessitated by new US or even worldwide regulations seem likley to hurt banks profits in the near term.This is bad for the equities markets.
8) The price of oil may be a problem again in the near future. The phrase "peak oil" is being mentioned with increasing frequency. 2009 levels were very comparable to 2007 levels of use (less by the US but more by emerging economies). The worldwide demand is supposed to grow by approx. 1M bpd in 2010. Further growth is expected in 2011. Many are now suggesting $100+/barrel oil in 2011. This will be a big negative for a US recovery. High oil was one of the principal reasons for a US recession.
9) Now that the recession is perhaps over, many are turning their attention to the US budget deficit. Worries are proliferating about the US having trouble selling its bonds in the near future. It seems fairly certain that the US will have to give buyers higher yields soon. This in turn will make it harder for the US economy to thrive.
10) The US equities markets rallied in early Jan. before earnings, when they had no really valid reason to do so. This may have pushed them farther into over bought territory. It may partially explain the recent quick drop.
11) With the first real sign of weakness in the markets since March 2009, people who have made 60% profits since then may be anxious to take some profits, especially if the outlook seems to be in danger of changing.
12) Much of the reason for the great +5.7% GDP number on Friday is purported to be inventory restocking. With a lot of stimulus spending due to take palce in 1H 2010, GDP numbers may stay up, especially with some inventory restocking still to come. However, looking out beyond 1H, there will be little stimulus and little inventory restocking. Many are worried the US economy will flounder, especially if there is a significant credit collapse due to further real estate problems. Further we have not seen job growth yet. This is needed for the recovery to take a firm hold.
12) I am sure I have neglected to mention many items. Please feel free to add these in the comments if you wish.
In all of this one should not lose sight of the fact that earnings have improved. In Q4 results we are seeing significant revenue growth from a number of companies. This bodes well for the future. The balance between this and other factors may make for a very choppy market. Just when you think it is headed down for sure, it may head back up (or vice versa).
The chart of the SPY ETF gives us a good picture of recent market action. The market has fallen swiftly from approx. $115 on the SPY to Friday's close of $107.39.
Good luck trading.
Disclosure: no positions in SPYTags: SPY
Two Junior Miners With Big Potential: TGB,PZG
In my last mining stock article, readers asked for some good juniors to buy. PZG and TGB are my response. Paramount Gold and Silver (NYSEMKT:PZG) is a junior gold miner whose major mine just keeps giving great results with each subsequent mineral estimate drilling project. The latest estimate indicated that there are 2.65M ounces of gold equivalent at the San Miguel project. Apparently the plan is to drill to prove the reserves. Then management intends to sell out to a major. Some are estimating 10M ounces of gold equivalent by the time all of the drilling is done. Thus far there have been few disappointments. PZG has current market capitalization of 188.65M (Yahoo Finance). If the San Miguel project has 10M ounces of gold equivalents, that would be about $11B after it is mined. If PZG got 10% of that figure in a sale, you would multiply your money many times. If PZG only got 10% of 2.65M * $1100 = $2.91B * .1 = $291M, you would still do well. Plus PZG also has a project in British Columbia. PZG would have some residual value even after the sale of the San Miguel project. The chart of PZG is below:
PZG 1 year chart:
Another potential star is Taseko Mines (NYSEMKT:TGB). This is an older company that I think wants to become a major. TGB received its environmental assessment certificate for its Prosperity Gold-Copper Project from the BC Provincial Ministry of Environment on January 14, 2010.
It will likely take about 2 years and about $.75B to construct the mining facilities. After that TGB will be making huge amounts of money per year. The project is said to contain 7.7M ounces of gold and 3.6B pounds of copper. TGB sold a 25% interest in its Gibraltar mine (a different project) for $170M to help finance the Prosperity mine. Based on that sale price, the Gibraltar mine is worth about $680M. TGB has a market capitalization of only $678.6M. Its current price does not even seem factor in the value of the Prosperity mine. Plus there is TGB's Harmony project (also in British Columbia). It's price/book is listed as 3.47. This could be part of the explanation. Regardless of the listed Price/Book, the likelihood of this being a great value is extremely high. TGB still has relatively low debt/capital at 22.69%. It has a current ratio of 1.15. It can pay its bills.
The permitting process has been going on for many years. The necessary permitting for the Prosperity project has at long last been obtained. The times are uncertain. The funding is worrisome, but you have to believe they will get this one done. This may be a great time to get in on a stock which will likely multiply your money many times over during the next few years. The permitting is no longer in question. Most of the speculation risk is gone. 7.7M ounces of gold * $1100/ounce = $8.47B. 3.6B pounds of copper * $3/pound = $10.8B. The total of the two = $19.27B (without figuring on expenses). Even 10% of this figure, makes the stock a bargain. The chart (below) looks good too.
I have yet to invest in either of these stocks, but I am seriously considering both of them. I may buy in the next few days.
Disclosure: I have no positions currently
WY: Lumber Isn't Going Anywhere
Lumber futures were up $13 on the January futures contract today to $226. You would think this would mean most lumber companies would be up, but WY was down. This seemed very odd to me. At first I thought maybe it was the Chinese. For the last couple of months they have been announcing tightening moves. What this ultimately means is that there will be less construction than there would have been. Since I hear there are many commercial buildings currently sitting idle and empty in China at the moment, this may be a good thing. There will likely be less residential building in China too, since credit will be harder to get, and prices (which spur building) will not be increasing as quickly. This means that there will be less need for lumber. "What a great rationale?", I thought; but the lumber futures went up today, so I wasn't satisfied.
Looking around in the news I found a Los Angeles Times article on railroads dated today (Jan. 14, 2010). According to it, "Freight trains carried 20 percent less cargo last year than in 2008, according to a new report by the Association of American Railroads, and the industry shed nearly 21,000 jobs. The 12-month period was the slowest since the association began keeping records in 1988. Among the most dramatic declines was a 33 percent drop in
Taken over a two year period that included all of 2008 and 2009, the declines were even more dramatic, according to the report: a 48 percent drop in the transportation of motor vehicle parts; a 49 percent drop in metallic ores and metals; and a 47 percent drop in lumber and wood products carried by train, a key indicator of demand for new construction. Trains carried 34 percent fewer motor vehicle parts and 8 percent less coal. lumber and wood products.
By last month, though, the picture was beginning to brighten. Twelve of the 19 main commodities hauled by trains _ including grain, chemicals and petroleum and automobile parts _ showed growth during December when compared to the same period a year earlier. The number of rail cars in storage also began to drop in December, indicating another up tick in business."
This last might seem like good news, and it is. However, it also indicates how far these industries have fallen. It indicates how far they have to come back. The news for coal was less bad, as transport of it was down only 8% in 2009. For lumber, auto parts, and metallic ores and metals the numbers were disheartening. The transportation of each of these has gone down 47% or more in the last two years (2008 - 2009). It was down 33% for lumber in 2009 alone. This is really a knife to the heart for owners of WY.
WY is set to lose -$1.94 in FY2009. It is estimated to lose money in 2010 as well. It has not made money FY since 2007. The railroad article indicates just how far it has to go to come back. It won't be this year. With the China tightening, it really won't be this year. China demand was the big factor in the lumber futures recovering last spring. If China will now be slowing its lumber use (as is likely), WY will take that much longer to recover. The demand for new commercial and residential real estate new building in the US is very low. That demand is not likely to recover soon. Cramer says that's a good thing because we can get rid of some of our excess supply more easily then. That's how bad the lumber business will be in the US in 2010 (and perhaps 2011). The almost 50% lower transportation figure for lumber in 2009 vs. 2007 is a reality check for investors. It should be listened to. The estimates for WY for 2010 are probably high. They likely don't factor in a slow down in growth of lumber use by China. When a lumber company, without any bad news of its own for the day, goes down with lumber futures up $13 on the day, that company is troubled. I will leave the more nitty-gritty fundamentals for another day. Instead I say to you, "Listen to the rails. You will hear the train coming from much farther away. You will have plenty of time to make up your mind what to do.Today that train is the SELL train."
WY has announced that it intends to become an REIT sometime within the next year (2010). One problem with this is that it will have to pay out nearly $6B to shareholders. Sounds great for shareholders, but wait a minute for the gotchas. At the end of last quarter, the assets - liabilities = $4.349B. This is less than WY legally has to pay out. WY will try to solve this problem by paying out the monies with about 90% in stock. This will cause dilution. However, that dilution will go to the shareholders. Still they really won't be getting a real payout, except the part they get in cash. Further the credit agencies are now more worried than ever about WY's debt. Since WY will have to pay out 90% of profits to shareholders as an REIT, it will not be able to pay down on its debt as it becomes more profitable except by issuing mroe stock. This means shareholders shares are likely to go down due to future stock issuances after the conversion to an REIT. In other words stockholders will get payouts, but their stock value is likely to go down due to perpetual stock issuances.
The charts below further illustrate the current situation:
WY 2 year chart:
WY 3-month chart:
From looking at the charts above, one can see that WY is trending down slightly at a time when lumber futures are clearly trending up. You can also see a trend of money flow out of WY. Look closely at the end of the lumber chart and at the end of the 3-month WY chart to see these things.
When you can see this kind of counter trend for a commodity stock, it is time to sell. It may be time to consider buying puts on the stock. You may not wish to short it because you might end up being responsible for paying the dividend. LEAP puts might be a better idea.
Good luck trading.
Disclosure: Bought a few puts on WY.Tags: WY
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Whether you're crafting for your dad, husband, brother, uncle, or friend, this set of Golf Ball Flowers for Father's Day is sure to be a knockout! Guys will love that you took the time to make this clever gift and they're sure to enjoy some time on the golf course. Present them in a jar filled with acorns, nuts, stones, or even golf tees! No matter how you slice it, this is one gift that's sure to be a hole in one.
- Plastic cups
- Skinny dowel rods
- Green floral tape
- Red and green tissue paper
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- Vase filler (I used nuts and moss, but marbles look great too)
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- Golf balls
Use the lighter to melt the bottom of the cup. This only takes a few seconds. When you notice the plastic beginning to change form, push the dowel into the bottom of the cup and slightly twist the dowel. You'll see the plastic wrap around the rod. As it cools, the dowel is now enclosed by the plastic. This is what provides stability. Repeat this step until you have the desired amount of "flowers."
Use the saw to make your "stems" varying lengths.
Fill the vase with filler and begin to "arrange" your flowers.
Wrap each dowel with floral tape.
Here's a close-up of the bottoms of the cups. If some are burned, no worries, they'll be covered soon.
Now, unwrap a single sheet of red tissue paper. Softly poke the end of the dowel through the center of the sheet.
Carefully, work the paper up the dowel to the bottom of the cup.
Now fold the tissue around the cup and begin to push the excess into the center of the cup.
The excess provides a cushion for the golf ball.
Repeat this process until all "flowers" have bloomed!
Use the green tissue papers to fill in the dead space and create the look of floral greenery.
- All that's left is to carefully place a golf ball inside of each flower and you're done!
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These are very cute. You could even make cake pops (without the stick) & place them in each cup.
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I really think this is a great idea. I like that you could do this with other round items that before would of been hard to think of how to used them without hurting them. Ping pong balls or make up items. Really great. Thanks.
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#1 posted 10-02-2012 11:13 PM
Very nice. You have achieved a rustic look that I definitely like. It reminds me of a desk I had sandblasted that I made years ago and it came out looking like it was ancient.
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#2 posted 10-03-2012 07:59 AM
It looks at least 200 years old. Nice job.
#3 posted 10-03-2012 08:26 AM
Looks like it has stories to tell. Great build.
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#4 posted 10-03-2012 10:39 AM
You have the knack for sure. Nice job.
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Nice work. For me it has the Old World Look to it. I like it.
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In June, when Sade was preparing to kick off her first tour in more than a decade, the husky-voiced crooner tweeted about her love of Baltimore and entertained reporters while relaxing in her 2,100-square-foot suite at the Hotel Monaco. When in town, actor Gene Hackman has been known to chat up other guests at the bar in the Radisson Hotel at Cross Keys.
Movie stars and musicians have a long history of coming to Baltimore for gigs. But in recent years, the city has attracted more high-profile shows and films, from Rihanna and U2 to HBO's "Game Change." And while the A-listers are here, local hotels are willing to go great lengths to accommodate them. The long-term benefits of hosting a celebrity far outweigh the occasional pesky request, hotel officials said.
"We love it when celebrities stay with us," said Lindsey Grocholski, sales manager for Radisson Hotel Cross Keys. "It's fun for us. It's cool to be able to say that we hosted these celebrities."
Proximity to venues — such as 1st Mariner Arena or M&T Bank Stadium — a hotel's reputation and discretion play a role in the hotels chosen by the visiting rich and famous. City hotels have hosted the likes of John Travolta, Joaquin Phoenix, Tim Allen, Jodie Foster and Clint Eastwood, according to Jack Gerbes, director of the Maryland Film Office.
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In just two years, Hotel Monaco has established itself as a prime spot for celebrities to stay while in Baltimore. With its pet-friendly policy, boutique feel and willingness to meet requests for such things as European honey or exotic teas, it's no surprise that rapper Common, or singers Sade, Robin Thicke and Melanie Fiona have all stayed at the hotel in the past year.
"We have a lot of A-list entertainers," said Todd Unger, director of sales and marketing for Hotel Monaco. "We give them VIP status, and we respect their rights and privacy."
At Hotel Monaco, celebs generally stay in the Mediterranean Suites and the Majestic Suite. The Majestic Suite, which was occupied by Sade, can be reserved as a one- or two-bedroom suite. The entire Majestic Suite, which runs $1,500 a night, can accommodate up to 20 guests for a reception and sleeps four as a one-bedroom suite or eight as a two-bedroom suite. The smaller Mediterranean Suites have housed such celebs as Common, Danny Glover and Dennis Haysbert. The suites sleep four and feature a private bedroom with a king-size bed, as well as a Fuji spa tub and separate shower.
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At the Radisson, hotel staff decorate the celebrity rooms with fresh flowers, leave towels shaped like animals in the bathroom and add special complimentary touches, such as a bottle of wine or chocolates on the nightstand.
"We're always doing little things that make their stay more pleasant," said Jessica L. Morrison, director of operations for the Radisson.
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Hotel Monaco benefits from its proximity to downtown venues. The hotel has a preferred relationship with 1st Mariner Arena, meaning that it's recommended to visiting performers by the venue, according to Unger. The hotel also attracts a number of acts performing at the nearby Hippodrome.
Unger has seen all types of requests from celebrity guests. One celebrity wanted a certain brand of honey made overseas; another wanted bottled water chilled at a specific temperature; a third wanted candy in a certain color.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers chief executive Jez Moxey has warned fans that things may get worse before they get better at Molineux. Stale Solbakken's side have won just one of their opening four Championship fixtures on their return to the second tier, and are yet to keep a clean sheet this term. Moxey acknowledges that the departures of Michael Kightly, Matt Jarvis, Steven Fletcher, and assistant manager Terry Connor, have created an unstable atmosphere. Moxey told the Express and Star: "It may need to get worse before it gets better and maybe people need to understand that. "We have to be realistic about what we can achieve given the scale of change. We have seen that some foreign players take longer to settle compared to their British counterparts, and that is natural. He added: "I wouldn't say we are relaxed about the situation because we are never relaxed when we lose."
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Gooseberry Souffle
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|Gooseberry puree
|1⁄2 Pint (made with 1 lb green gooseberries, 1/4 pint water, 4 rounded tablespoons granulated sugar, 4-5 heads of elderflowers)
|4 , separated
|Caster sugar
|2 Ounce
|Double cream
|1⁄4 Pint
|1⁄2 Ounce
|5 Tablespoon
|Green coloring
|3 Drop (optional)
|Double cream
|7 Fluid Ounce, whipped
|Browned almonds/Crushed ratafia crumbs
|1 Tablespoon, finely chopped or crushed
1) On the outside of the dish, tie a band of oiled greaseproof paper.
2) In a bowl, whisk egg yolks, sugar and puree.
3) Beat the mix over heat till thick. (No heating required if using an electric mixer).
4) Take off the heat and continue whisking till cool.
5) In a bowl, half whip the 1/4 pint cream and mix well into the gooseberry mix.
6) Soften gelatin in water and dissolve over low heat.
7) Mix into the souffle along with the coloring.
8) Notice when the mix starts to thicken, then beat the egg whites till stiff, and gently fold in to the soufflé.
9) Transfer the souffle into a dish and allow to set.
10) Top with whipped cream and nuts or ratafia crumbs.
11) Remove the greaseproof paper before serving.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Bit Difficult
Restriction:Lacto Ovo Vegetarian
Preparation Time:20 Minutes
Cook Time:10 Minutes
Ready In:30 Minutes
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