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Three hundred and sixty-five days ago, HuffPost SF went live.
We weren't exactly sure what to expect. But San Francisco has had a busy 365 days.
We elected a new mayor, who had actually already been our mayor for quite some time. We lost one major sports team, but we gained another. We welcomed an influx of tech companies eager to relocate within our borders. We watched our new sheriff quickly fall from grace. We really pissed off our friendly neighborhood nudists. We buckled under the weight of Obama's war on weed. We braced ourselves for the America's Cup. We protested. And protested. And protested some more.
It's been a thrill and a joy to watch the story of our zany, glorious city unfold for the past 12 months. It's been a challenge to then bring the most important pieces to life for our readers.
And it's a challenge we've embraced in the most HuffPost of ways. We live-streamed the mayoral debates. We used our scrappy, sneaky skills to peek inside Twitter's new headquarters. We made a local blogger's blood boil with our assessment of the Mirkarimi scandal. We got in a little trouble from headquarters for posting a full-frontal slideshow of a nudist demonstration (sorry, guys). We covered the medical marijuana crackdown from all angles. We let our readers weigh in on the America's Cup using the debate tools. And we live-blogged the Occupy movement from our smartphones until our thumbs had blisters.
None of our work would have been possible, however, without our muse: The amazing City by the Bay, the most magical metropolis the world has ever known.
A friend recently asked me if I'd ever consider moving back to New York. "I would," I said. "If I didn't love San Francisco more than I've ever loved another human."
("Well put," he replied. "Kinda f*cked up, but well put.")
Last July, on the eve of our launch, I penned a little ode to my great love, outlining a few of the reasons I find San Francisco so inspiring and enchanting.
I've been lucky enough to add some new reasons to that list over the past 12 months: Dancing aboard a refurbished 1970s schoolbus in the Panhandle. Finally making it all the way up Haight Street on my bike. Drinking hot toddies with my favorite local musician at Jack Kerouac's old haunt. My fourth consecutive Outside Lands festival. The view from Tank Hill at night.
But this website isn't about me. It's about our community of readers who help create the city's beautiful nuances. So to commemorate our first year of coverage, I asked my friends to tell me why they, too, believe San Francisco is the greatest place on earth.
Their stories are below. We hope you'll share yours with us as well. Cheers to a wacky, wonderful year in our wacky, wonderful world.
"I like to think that I could live anywhere. But of course that's assuming that everywhere has utopian environs, a commitment to social justice, the Castro and the best food in the universe." - Robin Wilkey
"Because people here don't just say, 'I live in the best place on the planet.' They actually do something about it. There's a spirit of possibility here, stretching from all the way from the gold-plated dome of City Hall to the dingy basement where a handful of dreamers are giving the next world-changing art movement or tech company a stupid name they'll later regret, that says, 'We can do anything we set our minds to (except electing a Republican to anything).' Do these things fail sometime? Of course. Do they succeed more often than that? Hopefully. If our big/dumb/silly/tragic human experiment is about one thing, it's about celebrating the possible. If we're not doing that, all we're doing is admitting to ourselves that existence is nothing more than running out the clock. And there is no place I've ever been where that spirit of possibility is more tangible than in San Francisco. Also, you can wear the same outfit (jeans, t-shirt, light jacket) every day of the year. Take that, seasons. We're too hip for you." - Aaron Sankin
"Because you can walk its span in one day, see water on both ends, and in between is everything you could ever ask for: Great music, great food, great people." - Sarah Medina
"The food!" - Elysha Rom-Povolo
"Because of its insatiable appetite for risk and its bottomless tolerance for failure." - Andrew Sotzing
"Because the blue-haired, glitter-faced, raver chick waiting in line with me at the bathroom is also the CEO of her own successful start-up. And she has a food blog." - Cory Rae Shaw
"Because every time I am on a plane that is descending into SFO my body starts to shake as I understand the massive beauty which surrounds us. Cause ten minutes after hopping on the highway from the Mission, I can be seen driving through a dense fog on a twisty cliff-side road at 5 o' clock on a Tuesday with a pal and feel like a lunatic for having plans to get in that water (to surf). Because we have our own unique definition for the seasons." - Rick Swette
"The number of days I can spend sitting in one of our beauitful parks reading and/or hanging with friends all the way from coffee time til beer time. Walking down Valencia Street and (after running into a friend or two) and being able to buy a cool tank top off of a hanger on a wire fence for $2. The urban-natural juxtaposition (Is there anywhere else on earth like it?)." - Maggie Jack
"The entrepreneurial spirit is everywhere, even in the consumption of spirits. San Francisco's bars close at 2am. So what do we do? Start our own bars! There's quite a speakeasy scene in SF, where you can dance or mingle in underground warehouses and private rooftops until long after last call." - Josh Constine
"When City Life gets you down in the grumps, you can escape within minutes to the most beautiful scenery in the world." - Zach Dean
"1) The air smells of sesame oil. 2) In New York your office makes you smoke cigarettes out on the rooftop. In SF, they make you do yoga. 3) Every weekend there is an opportunity to wear a costume. 4) You can go out on the town and get laid dressed in a Garfield t-shirt." - Dan Abramson
"Because of that moment when you're heading up a hill so steep it looks like the world will drop off on the other side and you crest over the top to face a beautiful view of the Bay... and realize there's 20 other streets like that in the city. Because there's a neighborhood for everybody, whether you're straight or gay, young or old, bro or hipster. Because there's literally hundreds of cities around the world that are trying to figure out how to foster the innovation that exists here, but nobody's figured out how to replicate a culture that evolved from a eclectic combination of the gold rush, the Grateful Dead, Stanford University and an enormous earthquake. Because I wasn't born here, but I can't imagine dying anywhere else." - Will Hamlin
"No place on earth makes it so easy to be me. That, and porchetta sandwiches from the Ferry Building." - Anna Barrera
"Even though it's a big city, it still feels like a small town. I love how often I run into friends around town." - John Terenzio
"Because even though I grew up here I feel like I'm discovering new things (new restaurants, crazy events, fun bars) every week. To provide an example, did you know there's a meetup of all the English bulldogs in San Francisco every 3rd Saturday at the beach? I'd say we pack a lot of awesomeness into the 7X7." - Frank Bauch
"Dungeness Crab Season. The California way of life in an urban setting, and the friendliness of residents. The Giants. And the fact that its comforting at times to be wearing full winter gear in August. We get sun all year round. Who doesnt like the feel of a good sweatshirt?!" - Kellan Hori
"It's a place where you can try on different lives like pairs of shoes. A place where freedom of expression is not just a law; it is the way. Novelties like the amazing food, consistently temperate and often amazing weather, and thriving young cultural happenings are just the icing. What makes this city grand is how it works through you sometimes slowly, sometimes at the speed of the Internet, to shape your core experience that is your life. While here, you truly are 'going to San Francisco.'" - Pablo Veracruz
"Because it can be grey, foggy, cold and windy for days, testing you to see if you're worthy. You're ready to pack up and head for warmer pastures and then something happens. Whether you're driving across the Golden Gate Bridge and the sun is shining just right on this stunning city, or you get a few hours of heat and sun (and you can pull off the leggings and the cardigan), or you are biking through heavy traffic down Market and a 3-piece band on the sidewalk serenades you for a block - something happens that makes you melt and you fall back in love all over again." - Rebecca Pariser
SFgrlproblem:San Francisco comes with its share of problems for us single SF girls, but there's nowhere else we'd rather live. Why? Because spending your life savings on alcohol, rent and costumes is much more fun than paying down a mortgage on a cookie-cutter house in the suburbs. And no matter the day of week – or neighborhood – you can always go and find a good crowd, good food, and good times. And even if that elusive Peter Pan is hard to nail down, true love is only one match.com date away. And until you find it, there's a happy hour and a theme party awaiting. Photo: Sometimes a Synonym by SMcGarnigle via Flickr
mariapeeples:Every holiday celebrated in churches in other parts of the country becomes an excuse for a giant party in San Francisco. For example, the Annual Hunky Jesus Contest.
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I've been self hosting Vista on my laptop since sometime in January. Every Monday morning, without fail, I installed the latest build available from the "main" windows branch, and tried it.
There have been good builds and bad builds - the first few were pretty painful, everything since sometime in March has been wonderfully smooth.
But sometime late in May, things changed for the worse. Weekly builds installed just fine on my main development machine, but my laptop would get about 3/4ths of the way through the install and stop after a reboot complaining about a problem with the critical system driver <driver>.sys.
Of course, I filed a bug on the problem and moved on - every week I'd update my laptop and it'd fail. While I was away on vacation, the guys looking into the bug finally figured out what was happening.
The first part of the problem was easy - something was causing <driver>.sys to fail to load (we don't know what). But that didn't explain the unbootable system.
Well, the <driver>.sys driver is the modem driver for my laptop. Eventually one of the setup devs figured the root cause. For some totally unknown reason, their inf has the following lines:
If you go to msdn and look up DDInstall.Services, you get this page.
If you follow the documentation a bit you find the documentation for the service install section which describes the StartType key - it's the same as the start type for Windows services.
In particular, you find:
This value must be used for drivers of devices required for loading the operating system.
This value should be used by PnP drivers that do device detection during initialization but are not required to load the system.
For example, a PnP driver that also can detect a legacy device should specify this value in its INF so that its DriverEntry routine will be called to find the legacy device, even if that device cannot be enumerated by the PnP manager.
This value should be used in the INF files for all WDM drivers of devices that are not required to load the system and for all PnP device drivers that are neither required to load the system nor engaged in device detection.
This value can be used to temporarily disable the driver services for a device, but a device/driver cannot be installed if this value is specified in the service-install section of its INF file.
So in this case, the authors of the modem driver decided that their driver was a boot time critical driver - which, as the documentation clearly states is only intended for drivers required to load the operating system.
So I'll leave it up to you to decide - is this an example of cargo cult programming, or did the authors of this modem driver REALLY think that the driver is a critical system driver?
What makes things worse is that this is a 3rd party driver - we believe that their INF is in error, but we can't fix it because it's owned by the 3rd party. Our only choice is to baddriver it and prevent Vista from loading that particular driver. The modem chip in question hasn't been made for many, many years, the vendor for that chip has absolutely no interest in supporting it on Vista, so we can't get it fixed (the laptop is old enough that it's out of OEM support, so there's no joy from that corner either - nobody wants to support this hardware anymore).
Please note: This is NOT an invitation for a "If only the drivers were open source, then you could just fix it" discussion in the comments thread. The vendor for the modem driver owns the rights to their driver, they get to choose whether or not they want to support it, not Microsoft.


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I reformated my xbox hdd and copied replacement files via XBOX HDD Maker virtually with success. But, post procedure the Evox temp replacement dash doesn't load and it appears that the exploit didn't get through (thus defeating the whole purpose of hotswapping). The xbox boot process reaches the screen w/ the X graphic and M$ logo. I think for some reason the Xbox BIOS wasn't replaced but the M$ dash was because the boot process won't go past the BIOS phase. What can I do about this? Thanks.
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Two seasons in and I felt that I should showcase my TCX and let me people know of my experience with Giant, SRAM, Paul, and the rest of the components. I'm in my second season of 'cross racing, with some good top 10 finishes in C this year, and the bike has been nothing short of reliable, infallible even.
Built last fall, I was hoping for the best with my choice of components as my budget is non-existent and replacements or upgrades would not be possible, heck they still are the stuff dreams are made. Fortunately nothing so far has needed to be replaced or upgraded.
The SRAM group has been excellent, this year I went to a single ring front, and thrown chains are a thing of seasons past. Paul Component brakes front and rear, again, perfect in nearly all conditions. The Time ATAC XS pedals, also rad. They never seem to get too clogged to clip me in, and I have them dialed perfectly for dismounts.
The one upgrade I did make was move from an older set of Mavic Ksyriums to HED C2 rims laced to DT Swiss Hubs. I was immediately blown away by the quality of the bearings, spin spin spin spin, and the stability the wider track C2s provided.
So if you're thinking about going racing, and thinking about having only one bike to train, race, and then ride on the road the other 8 months of the year, do consider a TCX. It has been my only bike, and two race seasons and one long off season of training on the road have passed, and thankfully, and happily, there have been zero issues to date.


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The South Central Board of Realtor's 2013 Realtor of the Year award was given to Nadine Hufnall. The presentation was made at the annual Realtor Christmas party in December. The Realtor of the Year award is based on very strict criteria.
Nominations were taken for the prestigiouis award from the membership, approved by the officers and directors, and thenvoted on by all the board members
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(The following press release from Deutsche Boerse was received by e-mail. It was not confirmed by the sender.) News Release Deutsche Boerse Group 17.01.13 Clearstream partnership with Belfius expands global collateral management services to bilateral OTC derivatives Solution is compliant with upcoming regulations on collateralisation * Further bolsters the unified collateral pool bridging bilateral and triparty trades to combat the challenge of collateral fragmentation in the market * Integrated with Clearstream's collateral management products Clearstream and Belfius have agreed to develop exclusively a new collateral management activity for bilateral trades, focusing on over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives and aimed primarily at corporates and medium-sized banks. The service, which will leverage Belfius' specialist experience, will be white-labelled by Clearstream and offered to its clients. It is expected that the new outsourced service will be launched in 2013 following the signature of a Letter of Intent. The deal is the latest in a number of strategic partnerships created by Clearstream as it extends the reach and capabilities of its Global Liquidity Hub, a collateral management environment delivering worldwide services across borders, asset classes, time zones and products on an open architecture basis. The partnership with Belfius will enable Clearstream customers to further bolster the globally unified collateral pool that bridges the bilateral and tri-party worlds and will optimise collateral management across both cleared and uncleared OTC derivative trades by further reducing collateral fragmentation. The new service will be compliant with the best practices and standards in the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) that will be enacted this summer. Clearstream will particularly target mid-sized banks and buy-side customers and will offer margin calls, dispute management, portfolio reconciliation, legal contract review and administration, payments and settlements reporting, a cash reinvestment mechanism and collateral transformation. Stefan Lepp, Head of Global Securities Financing at Clearstream, said this latest partnership reflects a welcome and important expansion of the Global Liquidity Hub that would deliver not only a new service to banks but also strengthen Clearstream's offering to the corporate world in line with the growing demand in the OTC derivativesspace. "We're delighted to be working in partnership with Belfius and to be expanding our service portfolio both to buy and sell-sides as collateral management is a priority right across our industry," he said. "With this unique service, we are able to address the growing pressure triggered by regulatory changes in the OTC derivatives world on a short time-to-market basis by combining the outstanding expertise of Belfius with the state of the art collateral management product range of Clearstream. Forging strategic partnerships with key industry players is an important part of Clearstream's business model and we are sure our relationship with Belfius will be very beneficial for our customers." Luc Van Thielen, Chief Operations Officer at Belfius Bank, said he was very pleased to be entering into this partnership with Clearstream. "This is the recognition, by a well-regarded market player, that Belfius has robust collateral management processes in place. Especially in the changing context of EMIR, this partnership can be of real added value to the market for players active in the OTC derivative space. The OTC collateral management services will be an important complement to Clearstream's service offering and will fit seamlessly into the Global Liquidity Hub." About Clearstream Clearstream is the post-trade services and global liquidity provider within Deutsche Börse Group. As an international central securities depository (ICSD) headquartered in Luxembourg, Clearstream provides the post-trade infrastructure for the Eurobond market and services for securities from 53 domestic markets worldwide. Clearstream's customers comprise approximately 2,500 financial institutions in more than 110 countries. Its services include the issuance, settlement and custody of securities, as well as investment fund services and global securities financing. With more than EUR 11 trillion in assets under custody, Clearstream is one of the world's largest settlement and custody firms for domestic and international securities. As a central securities depository (CSD) based in Frankfurt, Clearstream also provides the post-trade infrastructure for the German securities industry, offering access to a large number of markets in Europe. Further information: www.clearstream.com About Belfius Bank & Insurance Belfius Bank & Insurance is a bank solidly rooted at a local level, carrying out commercial activities in Belgium in three main fields: retail and commercial banking, public sector financial services and insurance. Supported by some 150 years of experience in the public sector and 50 years in the retail client segment, Belfius Bank & Insurance is entirely held by the Belgian State via the Société Fédérale de Participations et d'Investissement ("SFPI"). Its shares are not market listed. Further information: www.belfius.be Media contact Clearstream Nicolas Nonnenmacher, +352-243-36115 email@example.com Media contact Belfius firstname.lastname@example.com, +32-2-222 02 50 Moniek Delvou, firstname.lastname@example.com, +32-2-222 98 16 Further information from Deutsche Boerse Group is available under http://deutsche-boerse.com/press Mailto:email@example.com. Legally required information for business correspondence/ Gesetzliche Pflichtangaben fuer Geschaeftskorrespondenz: http://deutsche-boerse.com/letterhead
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Two Year Deviant by MwokoziiWatch
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Just a little doodle to say that hey, ive been a deviant for two years now. Its been awesome...i love being an artist and having the ability to create. Ive met tons of great people and i love you guys!!
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I love this x3 I really need to get a tablet if you did this in 15 minutes o.o It would have taken 1 hour for me. I could get so much done so much faster
Thank you! damn it...i sold my old tablet in febuary to a friend. i shouldve just saved it and given it to you!!!
Congrats Mwokozii I have been on here for 3 years now just feels like yesterday I joined x) By the way awesome drawing
Mwooooo : D <3333 My gosh I find it awesome that you're still using her design ;A; <33333
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so sweet!~ <3
I love the expression and pose! Congrats
YAY! I have been here about that long if not a bit longer, don't know the exact date I joined, how do you find that out?
Congrats ^^ & awesome drawing
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An hour of adventure on the Relic Radio Show this week. We begin with High Adventure, and their story from June 4, 1950, Deep Water. Then, I Love Adventure presents, The Girl On The Street, a story originally heard June 20, 1948.
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On the Relic Radio Show this week, I Love Adventure starts us off with The Kwan Moon Dagger, its episode from June 27, 1948. Then, Believe It Or Not tells us of a Patriot In Exile. We close with Radio City Playhouse and the May 23, 1949 story titled, Murder Is A Matter Of Opinion.
The Whistler kicks off another hour of radio drama with its episode from January 22, 1945 titled, Seascape. Believe It Or Not follows that with Glimpse Of Life. We close this offering out with I Love Adventure and The Finishing School Kidnapping. That episode aired May 30, 1948.
The show begins with I Love Adventure, and their episode from Jun2 13, 1948 titled, The Man With The Third Green Eye. Then, Believe It Or Not presents Vote Getter. We close with Stars Over Hollywood and their episode titled, Dead On Arrival. That one aired April 16, 1949.
Our hour of old time radio begins with I Love Adventure. We'll hear But Grandma, What Big Teeth You Have which first aired June 6, 1948. Then Believe It Or Not brings us the story of Moonlighting Doctors.
The Suspense Replay episode this week is The Revenge Of Captain Bligh. It originally aired May 17, 1954.
Gunsmoke begins the show this week with an episode from August 30, 1952 titled The Juniper Tree. Then it's Believe It Or Not with Literary Award (I think I read my scribbled writing wrong and said "literacy" instead – no extra charge for the irony). We close with I Love Adventure, and their episode from July 4, 1948 titled Assignment With A Displaced Person (begins at 31:25).
It's another hour of old time radio this week, beginning with I Love Adventure. This episode, titled The Hundred Million Dollar Manhunt, first aired May 23, 1948. Then it's Incredible But True and Perennial Guest. We finish off with Box 13 and Double Right Cross, from November 28, 1948.
This week it's all about adventure. We'll begin with I Love Adventure and an episode titled The Pearl Of Great Price from May 16, 1948. Then it's Incredible But True and Veins Of The Marble. We'll finish off with John Steele, Adventurer and Saturday Hero.
This weeks show begins with Alan Ladd in Box 13. Triple Cross first aired November 7, 1948. Then it's Ripley's and Kings Reward. The Kwan Moon Dagger from I Love Adventure will finish things off. That episode first aired June 27, 1948.


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In momentum trading, traders focus on stocks that are moving significantly in one direction on high volume. Momentum traders may hold their positions for a few minutes, a couple of hours or even the entire length of the trading day, depending on how quickly the stock moves and when it changes direction. Here we'll look at momentum trading and examine a typical day in the life of this type of active trader.
Reviewing Different Types of Traders
Before we focus on momentum trading, let's review all the major styles of equity trading:
- Scalping
The scalper is an individual who makes dozens or hundreds of trades per day, trying to "scalp" a small profit from each trade by exploiting the bid-ask spread.
- Momentum Trading
Momentum traders look for stocks moving significantly in one direction on high volume and try to jump on board to ride the momentum train to a desired profit. For example, Netflix (Nasdaq:NFLX) surged over 260% to $330 from January to October in 2013, which was way above its valuation. Its P/E ratio was above 400, while its competitors' were below 20. The price went up so high primarily because many momentum traders were trying to profit from the uptrend, which drove the price even higher. Even Reed Hasting, CEO of Netflix, admitted that Netflix is a momentum stock during a conference call in October 2013.
- Technical Trading - Technical traders are obsessed with charts and graphs, watching lines on stock or index graphs for signs of convergence or divergence that might indicate buy or sell signals.
- Fundamental Trading
Fundamentalists trade companies based on fundamental analysis, which examines corporate events such as actual or anticipated earnings reports, stock splits, reorganizations or acquisitions.
- Swing Trading
Swing traders are really fundamental traders who hold their positions longer than a single day. Most fundamentalists are actually swing traders, since changes in corporate fundamentals generally require several days or even weeks to produce a price movement sufficient enough for the trader to claim a reasonable profit.
Novice traders might experiment with each of these techniques, but they should ultimately settle on a single niche, matching their investing knowledge and experience with a style to which they feel they can devote further research, education and practice.
Let's begin our exploration of momentum trading.
A Day in the Life of the Momentum Trader
A good way to illustrate momentum trading is to look at a typical day of a momentum trader:
He gets up an hour before the market opens, switches on his computer, goes online and immediately logs into one of the popular trading chat rooms or message boards.
When looking at these boards, our hero focuses on stocks that are generating a significant amount of buzz. He looks at stocks that are the focus of trading alerts based on earnings or analyst recommendations. These are stocks rumored to be in play, and they are anticipated to provide the most significant price movements on high volume for that trading day.
While surfing the web, he will also turn on CNBC and listen for mentions of companies releasing news or positioned to undergo significant movement.
He eyes the morning equity options pages to find stocks with significant volume increases in calls. Any increase in calls written indicates that a price increase or decrease above or below the option premium is expected.
Once the market opens, he watches his initial list of stocks in relation to the rest of the market: Are his stocks going up when the market goes down? Are they significantly increasing in price in relation to the rest of the market? Are they behaving consistently with his expectations based on his pre-market assessment?
He will then narrow his watch list to include only the strongest stocks: those increasing more rapidly on higher volume than the rest of the market, stocks trading contrary to the market and stocks with movements clearly propelled by external factors.
Analyzing the Charts
Next, a momentum trader will analyze the list of stocks he has chosen to focus on by examining their charts. The primary technical indicator of interest is the momentum indicator - the accumulated net change of a stock's closing/ending price over a series of defined time periods. The momentum line is plotted as a tandem line to the price chart, and it displays a zero axis, with positive values indicating a sustained upward movement and negative values indicating a potentially sustained downward movement.
That upward or downward momentum indicator often immediately portrays a breakout for the stock, which means that even a period or two of sustained momentum will propel that stock in the direction of the breakout. While watching the momentum chart, he has his Level 2 screen up, looking for evidence of a push, where bids start to line up (indicated by the presence of market-maker limit orders) and offers start to disappear.
When the trader believes he has identified a breakout, he does not necessarily need to jump immediately into the stock. He is not generally worried about missing the first one or two breakout ticks, but he has his hand on the buy trigger (or sell trigger in the case of a short sale, but a short sale must be done on an uptick) for one of the next momentum periods. And he is generally not too concerned about hitting the bid either, as he will have an easier time getting in at the market price. Then he places a market order.
Momentum Trader: In Position
Once he has entered into his position, the white-knuckle ride and nail-biting begins. Will the stock continue to move strongly in the direction of his momentum line? Or will it immediately change course, proving the momentum chart wrong and perhaps pointing to a trap set by the market maker? Or will the breakout fizzle quickly, providing some limited upside but not enough profit to make the trade worthwhile?
Whether the momentum fizzles almost immediately or continues to build, the trader remains glued to his screen. He is looking for a saturation point, where orders start piling up on the offer and bidding slows or thins at the market price a few levels back on the Level 2 screen. The saturation point does not mean an immediate end to the momentum, but it may signal that the top is near. So the trader sells his position (or covers his position in the case of a short sale) and takes his profits to pack it in for the day or to move on to the next stock on his list.
Note that in the event of a breakout gone wrong, where a stock immediately turns direction and moves against the trader's wishes, a special strategy applies. Far from hoping for yet another reversal to make the stock go his way, this astute trader immediately cuts his losses and sells (or covers) his position. It is often a far better strategy to take a small loss early after a bad trade than to hope for a reversal later in the day. The odds generally ensure that a small loss will turn much larger the longer the trader waits with crossed fingers.
And here's where psychology rules the roost: The astute trader realizes that there will be bad trades that result in losses. Accepting that fundamental fact of trading life helps us manage our money so that trades that go swimmingly will outweigh these losses.
Pitfalls of Momentum Trading
Like all investing - and particularly active trading - momentum trading is not without risk. The pitfalls of momentum trading include:
- Jumping into a position too soon, before a momentum move is confirmed.
- Closing the position too late, after saturation has been reached.
- Failing to keep eyes on the screen, missing changing trends, reversals or signs of news that take the market by surprise.
- Keeping a position open overnight. Stocks are particularly susceptible to external factors occurring after the close of that day's trading - these factors could cause radically different prices and patterns the next day.
- Failing to act quickly to close a bad position, thereby riding the momentum train the wrong way down the tracks.
The Bottom Line
Because of these pitfalls, momentum trading is fraught with peril that can easily destroy even the most disciplined and knowledgeable trader. However, this style also offers the most potential for significant profit, since rarely any factor inside or outside the market drives a stock as powerfully as momentum. With a proper understanding of the technique, sufficient knowledge of the risks and a willingness to take an occasional loss, momentum trading offers an appealing choice for the aspiring trader who enjoys living on the edge.
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Words of Wisdom from the Ages
Byline: Mary Ross
Even before the ancients said, "In wine there is truth," we have sung the virtues and the vagaries. of wine. If Mother Wit leaves you in the lurch for a toast or vinous quote, you may borrow from the ages:
"Wine measurably drank, and in the season, bringeth gladness to the heart and cheerfulness to the mind." - Ecclesiasticus 31:28
"Beer is made by men; wine by God." - Martin Luther, German scholar and reformer, 1483-1546
"Wouldn't it be terrible if I quoted some reliable statistics which prove that more people are driven insane by religious hysteria than by drinking alcohol?" - W.C. Fields, American wit, 1880-1946
"Better sleep with a sober animal than a drunken Christian." - Herman Melville, American author, 1819-91
"Drink moderately, for drunkenness neither keeps a secret, nor observes a promise." -Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish novelist, 1547-1617.
Wine and Culture
"I can no more separate my life and wine ... than I can remember living before I breathed." - American novelist M.F.K. Fischer
"No poem was ever written by a drinker of water." - Homer, Greek epic poet, 8th century B.C.
"I like best the wine drunk at cost to others." - Diogenes, Greek philosopher, 412-323 BC
"And Noah, he often said to his wife when they sat down to dine, 'I don't care where the water goes, if it doesn't get into the wine.' " - Gilbert Keith Chesteron, English critic and novelist, 1874-1946.
"Take this he said, and held aloft
A vine stock branching fair.
Heaven's noblest gift to humankind
Entrusted to thy care.
Go plant it on the sunny hills,
For health and length of days,
And press its fruit for joyous drinks
And the Creator's praise." - Anonymous.
"To take wine into our mouths is to savor a droplet of human history." - Cliff Fadiman, American author, 1904-
"Wine is alive, and when you offer it to your fellow man you are offering him life. More than that, you are calling out more life in him, you are engaging what might be called a creative flattery, for you are asking him to summon up his powers of discrimination, to exercise his taste, or perhaps to evince curiosity or a desire to learn. I know of no other liquid that, placed in the mouth, forces once to think." - Cliff Fadiman, "The Joys of Wine"
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Having sold nearly 1.1 million copies of his new album, Confessions, in its first week, Usher will rise to the top of next week's Billboard albums chart, leaving a stream of broken records in his wake.
With those numbers, the R&B star has the highest opening-week sales of any album released this year, and the seventh best of the SoundScan era, behind 'NSYNC's No Strings Attached (2.3 million) and Celebrity (1.8 million), Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP (1.7 million), Backstreet Boys' Black & Blue (1.5 million), Britney Spears' Oops! … I Did It Again (1.3 million) and Backstreet Boys' Millennium (1.1 million).
But the accolades for the smooth-crooning ladies' man don't stop there.
Usher wins the distinction of having the highest first-week total of any R&B artist in SoundScan's 13-year history — his sales numbers crush those of R. Kelly, who sold more than 543,000 copies of TP-2.com in 2000, and Destiny Child's Survivor, which moved 663,000 in May 2001. It's also the best one-week total of any male artist since Eminem released The Marshall Mathers LP in 2000.
Usher's follow-up to 2001's 8701 also has the highest first-week figure of any album released by Arista Records, trumping the total of the Notorious B.I.G.'s posthumously released Life After Death in 1997, which sold more than 689,000 copies. Confessions also betters one-week sales of the Arista-released soundtrack to Whitney Houston's "The Bodyguard," which sold more than 1 million copies in December 1992.
The success arrives a week after the 30-year-old label dissolved into Jive Records.
"To see that this album has sold a million in one week is history," Usher said. "I'm happy, I'm privileged. It says a lot for what R&B is capable of. I don't think that everybody could do it. It's not something that is very easy to do. I can't say that it has happened based off of just this one album. All of the albums in the past, all of the support of the people who have been with me through this journey, and the new people I am introducing myself to, have made it possible."
Usher's first #1 album, fueled by the strength of its first single, "Yeah!," and plenty of press (see "The Road To Confessions: How Usher 'Shook A Million' " ), also sold nearly three times the first-week totals of his previous four releases, including 1999's Live, combined.
The 15th installment of the Now That's What I Call Music! series, featuring contributions from Britney Spears, Chingy, Eamon and Jessica Simpson, will come in at #2, having sold more than 343,000 copies; followed by Guns N' Roses Greatest Hits at #3, with more than 168,000 copies sold.
Carl Thomas' second album, Let's Talk About It, will land at #4, propelled by its single "Make It Alright." The R&B singer's follow-up to 2000's Emotional sold more than 138,000 copies in its first week.
The four new releases force Norah Jones, whose Feels Like Home held the top spot for six consecutive weeks, down to #5, with more than 121,000 copies sold.
Fly or Die, the second album by N.E.R.D., will come in at #6. The 119,000 copies it sold in its first week is a huge improvement over Chad Hugo, Pharrell Williams, and vocalist Shay's debut LP, 2002's In Search Of …, which bowed in at #61, with just 20,000 copies sold.
Rounding out next week's top 10 will be Evanescence's Fallen, stepping back four places to #7 (with more than 93,000 copies sold); Kanye West's The College Dropout, slipping two spots to #8 (87,000); Jessica Simpson's In This Skin, falling five spots to #9 (86,000); and Kenny Chesney's When the Sun Goes Down, moving from #7 to #10 (74,000).
Master P's Good Side/ Bad Side, the No Limit leader's follow-up to 2001's Game Face, just barely misses the top 10, sticking at #11 with more than 68,000 copies. It places ahead of Cypress Hill's seventh album, Till Death Do Us Part, at #21; Aussie rockers the Vines' second album, Winning Days, at #23; and Dirty South rapper Pastor Troy's By Any Means Necessary at #30.
Other notable releases on next week's chart include "The Punisher" soundtrack at #33; Knoc-Turn'al's The Way I Am at #36; Soil's Redefine at #78; the Descendents' Cool to Be You at #143; Widespread Panic's Night of Joy and Iron & Wine's Our Endless Numbered Days tied at #157; Blonde Redhead's Misery Is a Butterfly at #180; and the soundtrack to "Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed" at #198.
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Fuel Grade Questions
Ok so when I first bought the truck I put Spinx 87 in it and got around 14.5 mpg. I then decided to try out 93 and well got no change. We recent got a ton of new QT stations in my area so I thought I would give them a go. I went with 87 again and got the same numbers but with their 93 I get 15.5 range pretty regular. Now this I was excited about and have keep doing it since.
Now my main question is that this is E10 fuel and thats how all the stations in my area are other than one without having to go out of the way. Would it be worth my while to pay the extra for 93 no ethanol from a no brand station?
I have no issues with what Im using now but if something is better than Im all for that. Thanks for the help.
I doubt that the 93 will make much of a difference in the long run, at least without a tuner installed.
Our trucks are designed to run best on 89 octane, but will run just fine on 87 (I've been using 87 90% of the time for 3 yrs now with no issues). I'm sure that someone will correct me, but with the 93, you need either a higher compression engine, or a different air/ fuel ratio to get the most burn out of it. I personally wouldn't spend the extra money.
As for the 10% ethanol, there probably isn't much that you can do about that. I also believe that with a few rare exceptions ALL engines will burn it with no long lasting ill effects. I think it's become pretty much the standard in most of the major brand gas stations.
good luck, and hope I actually helped and didn't provide too much wrong info
I do have a tuner
Octane serves one purpose, to prevent pinging/knocking actually called "pre-ignition". Higher compression motors, to include supercharged (Turbo'd/Blown), require higher octane to prevent pre-ignition. This isn't to say that there aren't other issues that can affect octane requirements. Elevation for example, higher elevation reduces required octane levels. I personally run 85 octane, but I live/drive at 4500 feet elevation. Computer controlled vehicles skew things a bit as they can control pre-ignition by retarding ignition timing to a certain extent.
So, run the octane the manufacturer recommends. If you've modded your motor to higher compression values, through a variety of means (pistons, heads, supercharging, etc...), use higher octane as required to prevent pre-ignition.
The moral of the story is that higher octane does not translate into higher powered gasoline.
It has been my experience that using the highest octane I can find I can go a little farther so that pays for the bigger cost.
I am soon to be 60 years old and using higher octane in a motor is much better for it, but over time it's better to use the higher stuff. In my Hemi I cannot see myself putting 87 , would you put 87 in a Lamborgini even if the maker said it would work.
I'm probably wrong but I just can't bring myself to put 87 in a Hemi
Running anything more than 89 octane in a stock late model hemi isn't better for it. If you have a tuner and have advanced the timing, higher octane will help.
Just my .02
I have a Challenger that I have a Diablo Predator on it. I had a guy custom tune it on a dyno where they can see the air fuel ratio and tune the car to it. A custom tune doesn't really mean much, he just bumped the timing up a couple of degrees from a stock tune and leaned it out a little bit.
With a Diablo you can record data to a laptop and look back and see different parameters. Two of them that you can log are short term and long term knock. I was getting some short term knock with my tune running 91 octane fuel. I'm sure if I was running 93 octane I would have gotten less or none. I was only getting the knock at the high rpms right before the shift into 4 gear. Short term knock isn't all that bad, I think mine was only pulling about 3 degrees of timing at the most. The problem is if you get a lot of knock, it dumps that into the long term knock which means its pulling timing all the time.
So to answer your question, depending the the tune and the tuner, 93 octane might or might not be needed.
The prevailing wisdom is using higher octane than required by the manufacturer is a waste of money. An exception might be with a tuner installed, but not having a tuner I do not know. I understand that using higher octane than required, while a waste of money, would not hurt anything, but I seem to recall reading on this forum under one of the many octane threads, using higher octane can have an ill effect. As mentioned our trucks manual recommend 89 but indicate 87 is ok to use. I have always run the highest octane required or suggested by the manufacturer, so I have run nothing but 89 in my truck.
It's ok to use 87 because the computor adjust for knock and ping. That's like saying my heart skips a few beets if I drink orange juice but my pace maker adjust for that. Or I can drink water and I don't skip any. I'll take the water
But like I have said before I'm used to older engines and these new ones run probably all different
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I've been wanting foot retention for a while now so I bought some toe clips/straps. They are not very comfortable and seem very awkward to ride (i am actually more efficient with platforms). For various reasons i can't use them.
I was about to give up but then I tried a bike with powergrip/holdfast style strap only pedals, and they worked brilliantly. My question is, is there any way to get these strap setups cheap (sub $10 each), make them cheap, or maybe use just the straps from a traditional clip/strap setup?


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May 1st, 2015
Thank you for visiting my site!
Some recent news since my move to Los Angeles:
- I just booked and shot my first television credit, a guest star role on My Haunted House, which airs on Lifetime. Can't wait to see it!
- I've just completed Killian's Commercial Workshop and am blown away by how clear, direct, and practical the work has been.
- 101 at The Upright Citizens Brigade was fantastic fun and I'm looking forward to taking 201 this spring.
- I recently shot a commercial spot for The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach and am shooting one for careerbuilder.com this weekend.
- A piece I wrote for Bonnie Gillespie's The Actors Voice/POV column on Actors Access is live!
- I've just finished co-writing another episode of a webseries with a favorite colleague (did I write myself a role in it? You bet). More info as we near shooting.
- I finally got my hands on every last bit of my footage and will have updated reels very soon.
- I went to a Dodgers game. GOAL!
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This Valentine's day I spent the weekend in LA visiting friends and seeing my favorite band Sparks play at the Ace hotel. It was maybe the most ideal time to visit LA: the recent rains have spurred a fragrant greening of the hills, and the wintering songbirds gave the mornings a tropical feel. One of the best parts of the trip was my visit to the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Culver City, a place I've been dying to see for years. It was incredible, like a Cabinet magazine come to life. There was a room dedicated to creepy superstitions (eating mice on toast to cure bedwetting?), TWO rooms of microscopes for tiny exhibits (one dedicated to Hagop Sandaldjian's sculptures INSIDE the eyes of needles, and a row for Henry Dalton's rococo floral collages made with individual butterfly scales) plus a rooftop garden with white doves and finches. I can't recommend it enough. It reminded me a lot of Flutter. Note to self: more microscopes!
The Sparks show was at the gorgeously renovated Theatre at the Ace, and the creme of LA was there (I wish I was better with faces, all those well-dressed silver foxes were certainly distant rock royalty). Waiting in the line, I couldn't help but notice that almost everyone was decked out in killer vintage and fancy perfumes. Like, really unusual, fantastic perfumes. I definitely, positively smelled Rien by Etat Libre d'Orange, and I'm fairly certain Jasmin et Cigarette was there too. It's funny how you can tell sometimes not what a perfume is but only that it is a very fine and distinguished scent. Chandler Burr would have died.
I had an awfully friendly daiquiri at the poolside bar and watched the sun set over the city, then explored the nooks and crannies of the gold-on-gold Spanish Gothic theater (a sign on the wall of the ladies room said "Ms. Mary Pickford removed this mirror so, out of respect, we left it that way"). There was also this amazing sculpture in the lobby, her name is "Ladyfingers" by Kevin Will (photo by Spencer Lowell; not pictured: a posse of turquoise ceramic kittens). Sparks delivered a perfect set: their breakthrough album from 1974 in its entirety, played with a 38-piece orchestra… plus bonus material! It was heaven, if you like that kind of thing.
Well, hello there, Summer! The raspberries are so ripe they are falling off the cane. Neighbors gather and leisurely enjoy them while catching up on the local summer happenings. I'm picking shirt-fulls of strawberries every morning from my berry patch, each one dewy and sweet. We have swung fully into summer mode: beers on porches, happy hour on sunny patios, punk shows at book stores, and riding our bikes everywhere. There is a lot to celebrate this summer. Notably, this is the summer that we begin swimming in the Willamette. I'm not sure how quickly Portland culture will be transformed or in what direction this might lead us, but it feels big.
For years we were told that the gentle, beautiful waterway that bisects our town was too polluted to swim in. On hot summer nights we would ride our bikes across the Steel Bridge allowing the upriver breeze to cool us. Who didn't want to wash away the summer sweat with a quick plunge from the banks? We all longed for moonlit skinny-dips or splashy romps at Cathedral Park with our friends. While riding along the Springwater corridor I imagined myself swimming bravely out to Ross Island.
Our city that works has completed the Big Pipe Project keeping those pollutants that once fouled the waters during heavy rains out of the Willamette and the Department of Environmental Quality has proclaimed the river to be safe for swimming. To celebrate and spread the word, the good people at The Human Access Project are inviting us to swim and float with them on July 27th. I can't wait to see fellow Portlanders launch canoes, inner tubes, and rafts from Poet's Beach. Whether you find us there, at Hawthorn Cove, Cathedral Park or the secret Swan Island spot, if you are swimming with us, you are diving into a new Portland culture.
Hello and happy spring! What's that you say? It's not spring? Well, Portland has fooled me, as it does every January and February, with its weird dry spell and sunshine. It's great weather for an afternoon tromp through Forest Park (or the ever-evolving Mississippi Ave). We started the new year strong, adding some excellent (and exclusive!) local jewelry and photography into the mix. We also decided it was time to push some furniture out of the nest, so to speak. We've had these handsome pieces for a while now, and we'd love to see them go to good homes! Maybe your office needs a mod lucite bar? Maybe your bedroom needs a velvet armchair the color of a stormy sea? Maybe your living room needs a bright floral wingback? Just checkin. All of our furniture is 10-60% off til the end of January! Feel free to give us a call to check if a piece is still here, because they are going fast. In fact, while setting up this blog post I had to take down one of the photos (goodbye raspberry velvet couch!).
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Portland has a ton of things to be proud about: good food, great coffee, acres of parks, the amazing climate… climate for small businesses, that is! This is our third year participating in the Little Boxes play & win Black Friday (and Saturday) shopping event, which showcases the incredible spectrum of locally owned shops around town. This year there are over 90 ways to win, and those geniuses built a free phone app to make multiple entries (and unlocking discounts) even easier. Check out the map and plan your route; this is a great opportunity to visit new shops, your old favorites across town, or the one you always spy on after hours; and while you're having so much fun about it you can be GETTING ALL YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING DONE! We'll be open from 10-7 both days, and in case all of that wasn't a sweet enough deal, we'll have hot cider and champagne.
Well, the gorgeous weather just keeps on going, and I'm not gonna question it. It's not often that we have a proper autumn in Portland, and since it's my favorite time of year I feel extra enthusiastic about it. Another thing I'm enthusiastic about: giveaways! We decided to partner with the amazing Honey Kennedy for a chance to win $100 in Flutter credit, which combined with October sunshine might take someone over the moon. Take note: if you're our Facebook friend, you can enter twice. If you need inspiration, check out my favorites here. Good luck!


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Croda Inc. opened its new distribution center in Beech Creek, PA. The new warehouse serves as the logistical center for storage and distribution of domestic and imported products, formerly located in the manufacturing facility in Mill Hall, PA. The 90,000-square-foot facility increases the space of the previous warehouse three-fold and offers room for expansion opportunities. The new facility is a computer-controlled warehouse that further improves customer service and speed of delivery by creating a streamlined, efficient workflow.
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By Kimberly Chun
Oh, yes, SF -- you like it hot. And you got the sounds to send off the Indian Summer in a proper freaky styley. Here are the worthies that didn't fit in print.
Alan Braxe
The French dance pop maestro, a.k.a., Stardust, gets out from behind the remix. With One Man Party and Bad Neighbors. Sat/17, 9 p.m. doors, $12-$15. Mezzanine, 444 Jessie, SF. (415) 820-9669.
Electropop loveliness from Brooklyn, exploding exponentially since its last liftoff in SF, thanks to an iPod commercial. With Magic Bullets and El Ten Eleven. Thurs/17, 9 p.m., $15. Bottom of the Hill, 1233 17th St., SF. (415) 621-4455.
The Drones
Nick Cave-esque plunging, diving post-punk mark the Aussie group's latest album, Havilah (ATP Recordings). With Model/Actress, the Spyrals, and DJ Duke of Windsor. Fri/18, 9:30 p.m., $10. Café du Nord, 2170 Market, S.F. (415) 861-5016
Twilight Sad
The Scottish ensemble enters with a flurry of buzzing guitars. With Frightened Rabbit and We Were Promised Jetpacks. Fri/18, 9 p.m., $15. Independent, 628 Divisadero, SF. (415) 771-1422.
David Cross
The man who tried to swipe Year One from Michael Cera wants you chortling. With Todd Glass. Sat/19, 9 p.m., $34.50-$47.50. Warfield, 982 Market, S.F. $18.50. 4154218497 WWW.GOLDENVOICE.COM
The Dirty Three
Fiddlin' around? Warren Ellis ain't messin' on violin when Australia's romantics come calling. With Faun Fables. Sat/19, 9 p.m., $16-$19. Great American Music Hall, 859 O'Farrell, SF. (415) 885-0750.
Little Boots and Music Go Music
The Brit dynamo will be kicking out the dance-pop jam-alama. And get there early for MGM's latest vision quest. With Yes Giantess and DJ Aaron Axelsen. Sat/19, 9 p.m., $15-$17. Independent, 628 Divisadero, SF. (415) 771-1422.
Sex Vid
Gimme all 7-inches -- straight from the Hemlock-fave mystery punks. With Corpus, Milk Music, and Christian Mistress. Sat/19, 9:30 p.m., $7. Hemlock Tavern, 1131 Polk, SF. (415) 923-0923.
Pink Mountaintops
Loving the Black Mountain side-proj's homage to girl-group and C&W songcraft: Outside Love (Jagjaguwar). Sun/20, 8 p.m., $12. Independent, 628 Divisadero, SF. (415) 771-1422. www.theindependentsf.com
In Flames
Gothenburg's heavy jesters are riding on the fumes of A Sense of Purpose. With Between the Buried and Me, 3 Inches of Blood, and Faceless. Mon/21, 7:30 p.m., $22. Regency Ballroom, Sutter and Van Ness, SF. www.goldenvoice.com
Titus Andronicus
Eat your heart out: it's the first-ever headlining tour for the hard-toiling, East Coast post-hardcore faves, who take their new The Airing of Grievances (XL) out to play. With the So So Glos and the Relatives. Mon/21, 9 p.m., $8. Bottom of the Hill, 1233 17th St., SF. (415) 621-4455.
The Most Serene Republic
The Milton, Ontario, band on Arts and Crafts isn't above donning Star Trek uniforms for a convention outing. With Grand Archives and the Lonely Forest. Tues/22, 9 p.m., $12. Bottom of the Hill, 1233 17th St., SF. (415) 621-4455.
Bon Iver
NPR-approved indie folk for Emma - and everyone else. Tues/22, 8 p.m., call for price. Fillmore, 1805 Geary, SF. (415) 346-6000. Also Thurs/24, 8 p.m., call for price. Fox Theater, 1807 Telegraph, Oakl. (415) 421-8497.


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Respond to Review of Grampian Health Store
by Stevie
Review: Any time I've been to Aberdeen it doesn't seem to have the biggest number of vegetarian places (please correct me if this is wrong). As a vegan this health food shop is handy to at least give me some choice. I've been in bigger health food shops with more choice but this place is still worth a visit.
Posted by GrampianHealth Store on Saturday, May 25, 2013
Thanks very much for coming into our store and for leaving us a review :) I noticed this review was left in 2006 - we moved location shortly after you left this review so we now have larger premises at 34 Market Street. Our hope was to be able to stock a wider range of products that our customers wanted. We do hope you will visit us again and find we have more choice for you to pick from.
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The Top 10 In Action Sports
01Kenton Cool And The Legend Of Everest
02The Martyn Ashton Interview: Meet the Man Who Got Back on the Bike
03Legends Behind the Lens: The Dan Milner Interview
04We Asked Surf Star Coco Ho For Her Step-by-Step Guide to the Basics
05The Tony Hawk Interview: How Is The Birdman Still Flying High After All These Years?
06We Toured Britain's Action Sports Hotspots With The New Ford S-MAX
07The Legend Of El Dorado: One Man's Obsession With Finding A City Made Of Gold
08I Am Legend: How Audiences – Real Or GoPro'ed – Can Affect Your Mind And Performance
09Watch A Freerunning King Defy The Laws Of Gravity In This Urban Assault On London
10Living On The Blood and Urine of Dead Sea Turtles: The Shocking Story of A Sailor Stuck in Hell
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WholeFoods Magazine SourceBook: The Natural Products Directory
New York, NY—NY Attorney (NYAG) General Eric T. Schneiderman is persisting in his attacks on the dietary supplements industry, this time targeting marketers of devil's claw.
Many fitness enthusiasts are looking for a little extra support for their joints, and natural products stores are popular places to get it. Start them off with the basics you'd suggest for any other shopper, like a multivitamin, to cover their bases. Then, talk to them about supplements that support balanced inflammation and a healthy joint structure.
For some, sleep is their favorite time of the day. It is an opportunity to lie down on a comfortable bed and put all their problems aside until the next morning. For others, sleep has become the hardest part of the day, with around 40 million Americans suffering from some form of long-term sleep disorder.
It's a natural instinct to want the best for our children in every way possible. However, despite our efforts, many children worldwide are not getting the levels of nutrients they need, which have lasting consequences for both physical and mental health.
Joint pain and swelling is no fun, and unfortunately these issues are way too common. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 52.5 million U.S. adults were diagnosed with arthritis, gout, lupus or fibromyalgia, all of which could reduce joint comfort and mobility. Supplements won't cure, treat or prevent these issues, but they sure can help keep healthy joints moving comfortably.
Salt Lake City, UT—The Global Organization for EPA and DHA Omega-3s (GOED) has announced that its national advertising campaign, known as "Omega-3s: Always a Good Idea," has produced positive results in its year-over-year monthly units sold numbers, according to a press release issued by the company. This national campaign, launched earlier in 2015, was designed to offer shoppers independent information about the benefits of omega-3s.
Numerous natural supplements work to increase energy levels in a natural progression and target various aspects of health to safely make droopy shoppers feel more energized.
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Each week children will travel into "storybook land" by reading a classic children's book. Children will expand on the ideas of the book by creating an art project, singing songs, participating in finger plays and through creative movement. Enrich a child's mind through books. If a child has trouble with separation, the parent may stay with the child to wean them into the program. Sign up your child for Back to Backyard Games, which follows this class. Your child will be supervised between classes. Children must be potty trained.


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Real estate broker Nancy Dowson, right, with Keller Williams Realty, shows a house to prospective buyer Mary Tuttle, in Miami Shores, Fla., in May 2014. / Wilfredo Lee, AP
Existing-home sales showed more vigor in June, climbing for the third straight month to their fastest annual pace since October.
Sales rose 2.6% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5 million, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday. May's rate was revised up to 4.91 million.
But sales still trail last year's, and the supply of homes for sale - while improved from May - remains tight, Realtors say. Those factors are expected to contribute to weaker sales for 2014 - 4.9 million compared with 5.1 million last year, NAR forecasts.
Still, economists called the report encouraging. "Sales of single-family homes and condo/co-ops expanded simultaneously, and average prices rose throughout the country," said IHS Global Insight economists Patrick Newport and Stephanie Karol in a research note. "As in the past two months, stronger sales paired with rising prices cause inventories to expand, which sets the stage for another solid month to come."
The homes-for sale-inventory increased 2.2% to 2.3 million. That's a 5.5-month supply at last month's sales pace, unchanged from May. Realtors consider a six-month supply a balanced market between buyers and sellers.
Prices are rising more slowly than a year ago, but a short supply of homes for sale - particularly in the West - is creating upward pressure on prices, said Lawrence Yun, the National Association of Realtors' chief economist.
The median existing-home price for single-family homes, condos, townhouses and co-ops last month was $223,300, which is 4.3% above a year ago.
Yun estimates new-home construction needs to increase by 50% to restore supply and demand to a normal balance.
But buyers who have the money for a down payment and can qualify for a mortgage are still enjoying mortgage rates that are near historic lows. Rates have been fairly steady since fall, and for the past several weeks they've been hovering below year-ago levels. The average U.S. rate for a 30-year mortgage was 4.13% last week, down from 4.37% a year ago, Freddie Mac said.
The state of housing is being closely followed by Federal Reserve policymakers as they weigh how soon and how fast to begin tightening their easy-money policies, which have been in place since the financial crisis started seven years ago.
"The housing sector ... has shown little recent progress," Fed Chair Janet Yellen said in testimony before Congress last week. "While this sector has recovered notably from its earlier trough, housing activity leveled off in the wake of last year's increase in mortgage rates, and readings this year have, overall, continued to be disappointing."
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The Trio network in the U.S. will be featuring Tori during much of the day on Tuesday, November 18, 2003, which happens to be the U.S. release date for Tales Of A Librarian! People are even seeing store counter displays that show the cover to TOAL along with a line that says, "Tori, All Day Long On TRIO." You can see a scan of this display here. (A sincere thanks to Garrett aka tornado for sending this to The Dent.) One of the shows, Remixed, Remastered, Revealed, appears to be something new. Click here to read more about that one. Here are the shows that Trio will broadcast on November 18th:
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Matt Mahoney and his wife run the New Year's Eve 5K.
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Every Dec. 31, a dedicated group of people from throughout Brevard County gather at a spot not far from the beach to ring in the New Year.
They do not wear funny hats. They do not have noisemakers. They do not participate in drunken revelry. The object is not to see the ball come down, but to see their times come down.
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Matt vs. Rebekah
Well, Matt helped killing Rebekah's brother. And DID kill the other brother... so fair's fair, let bygones be bygones and kiss! ;-)
I would love it if they hooked up! :)
She killed his first love and almost killed him! WHY would he want to kiss her?!? I was interested in this pairing before she killed Elena and tried to kill him!
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Actually, I think it's a bit like looking at a "Where's Waldo" book, or some such. Lots of details to find and discover, and I think I would enjoy just taking it in person, because it's hard to see all the detail here. Not sure if his work will keep me interested in the long run, as Walter mentioned, but that remains to be seen for me.
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The business, medical, and moving expense rates decrease one-half cent from the 2013 rates. The charitable rate is based on statute.
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Good news about home office deduction: http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-Self-Employed/Simplified-Option-for-Home-Office-Deduction
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NEW YORK � A classic spoof of the Revolutionary War finds Gen. George Washington interrupted by a bill collector out on the battlefield.
�Could you come back in a little while?� Washington proposes. �I�m going down in history at the moment.�
In real life, Washington didn�t know he was going down in history any more than do the characters of �Turn,� a new AMC drama about four young Americans who find themselves part of an espionage network destined to help the Continentals beat their British oppressors. It premieres Sunday at 9 p.m.
History records these childhood friends were the core of what was dubbed the Culper Ring. But history remained pretty tight-lipped about it, at least until now, as �Turn� shines an overdue light on their gallantry.
�We�re catching these heroes before they were heroes,� says Heather Lind, who plays wife, tavern-keeper and spy Anna Strong. �I didn�t know I was auditioning for a real person till about three auditions in.�
Adding spice to the tale is the mutual yearning of Anna and her former fiance, Abraham Woodhull, in their small Long Island town. Years earlier, Abraham broke off their engagement. Each married another. Now, reunited by their patriotic cause, they find their long-thwarted romance will be rekindled.
�He knows Anna is who he should be with,� says Jamie Bell, who plays the much-conflicted Abraham. And when the war throws them together, �she�s the one who makes him face his fears and find his voice.�
The 28-year-old Bell, born in England, began his career as a kid star in the 2000 musical feature �Billy Elliot,� wowing moviegoers with his skill as a hoofer. Subsequent films include �King Kong,� �Nicholas Nickleby,� �Flags of Our Fathers,� �The Adventures of Tintin� and the current �Nymphomaniac.� He is married to actress Evan Rachel Wood.
Lind, 31, who grew up near Albany, N.Y., has logged a number of stage credits and a recurring role on HBO�s �Boardwalk Empire.�
�I was sort of star-struck when I met Jamie,� she confides. �To look nice I wore a pair of heels. Then Jamie came in and introduced himself and I was sort of looking down at him.�
No wonder. Bell has a wiry but compact build (�I�m 5-feet-8 after yoga, when I�ve stretched myself out�) and Lind reports her height as 5-feet-7 � that is, when her lustrous brunette locks aren�t poufing up a bit.
�At the last minute, right before the audition, I snuck a pair of flats out of my bag and changed shoes,� she says.
�Very Anna Strong-like,� says Bell admiringly.
The couple�s easy, joking banter strikes quite a contrast to Abraham�s haunted demeanor, and to that of Anna, who, in Lind�s portrayal, exhibits a world of pain and resolve in her enormous brown eyes.
�On the show, I look so SERIOUS!� Lind says. �But there ARE a few scenes toward the end of the season where there�s laughing.�
�Why?� asks the reporter. Was someone tickling her?
�You can use that word if you like,� she replies with an explosive giggle.
�It gets hot and heavy, man,� Bell elaborates. �We spend at least half the season building up to it.�
Meanwhile, they have been busy helping the struggling Continentals hang on.
�Turn,� which wrapped its first season just one day before this interview in New York, was shot around Richmond, Va. Billeted there with Bell and Lind were Seth Numrich as Ben Tallmadge and Daniel Henshall as Caleb Brewster, the other members of the undercover quartet. The series also stars Kevin R. McNally, Burn Gorman, Angus MacFadyen, JJ Feild and Samuel Roukin as the slithery Redcoat Capt. Simcoe, who viewers will love hating from his boots to his powdery wig.
Speaking of which: �The men on this show have more makeup and hair than WE do,� cracks Lind. �Do you know how long it takes to straighten out his ponytail?� she says with a nod toward Bell.
�I wear a little extension,� he concedes. �I�ve been wearing it for five months and I took it out yesterday for the final time. I was ready to burn it!�
But his real point of contention is with a certain wardrobe item.
�I HATE tricorner hats,� Bell declares. �There�s something about them that screams �period�!�
The show�s solution: a knit cap was fashioned for Abraham that looks like an 18th-century version of the headgear that Bell wears in real life �cocked to one side,� he laughs, �because I think it�s cool. You�ll notice in the show that if I have a tricorner it�s in my hand, never on my head. And if it�s on my head, there�s been an argument that day.�
Indeed, one scene in the premiere finds him wearing his tricorner, �but I had to,� he explains, �and in my next scene you see me chucking it into a wagon.�
�If only it were that easy to chuck my corset off,� says Lind.
Not that she�s complaining. She thinks �Turn� is poised to spark a new fashion craze.
�That�s my dream,� she says. �Next season on the red carpet: bonnets!�
�And I�ll be there with my knit cap,� Bell pledges. �Off to the side.�
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