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September 2012
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 8:37 AM EDTGood mornin all, can't believe I'm the first.....glad to hear your OK amber, we.re all waiting for you to post. Little cool this AM...guess summer is on her way out, wish she would go a little slower tho, hate when, Bang spring is here!! Know it is warmer where you are Winter, and altho your working, know you will have a good time. How nice to be able to travel at the co's expense, I didn't realize what a good thing it was when I had it. Take care all and have a nice day. ss
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 8:48 AM EDTGo back to page 7, SS, Kargiver and then me beat you in this morning!
Had a nice bowl of hot hot oatmeal and now a good strong cup of coffee to get me going and out the door. I'll check in later.
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 9:32 AM EDTSS, maybe another cup of coffee? Unfortunately, it's not Spring that's in the air, lol. ;)
Speaking of freezing, it's only 64 in here, and my fingers are numb. Gasp, I wish I could start a little fire, but alas there's no wood and besides, it would get it too hot really fast. So, I'll be making a second pot of something hot to drink...
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 9:54 AM EDTGood morning,
Yes, fall is definitely here. Was 52 here when I got up. But 37, Kar? Do you still have produce in the ground, you have to worry about? Canned jeans - never heard of them - LOL. Seriously, you must be so happy with all the canned stuff, that will supply you long into the winter. I can imagine the sweat it must have taken to snip and prepare 10 lbs. of beans. Lately I have resorted to buy the beans in the packets, that are ready to go. More expensive, I know, but I found, the quality is better than the bin ones. There is no waste either.
Yes tt, I have been working long hours lately, but we have a deadline. We did hire a help for me, and she is very good. Pleasant, eager to learn and grasps fast. But I have to train her, and that takes time. Eventually, she will be able to work on her own. Besides our office has picked up lot of work lately, which means a lot more work keeping the books in order.
I am having a heck of a time getting to the Forums at my office. I truly believe, those pesky ads are to blame, even though Dottie do not think so. If it indeed is the ads, there is an easy solution. Install an ad-blocker. One can download it for free. It solves two purposes. Getting in to the forums, and no more pop-up ads.
Have a good day all. Stay warm - Pingo
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 10:16 AM EDTLol, there's something wrong with autocorrect on bdc's end re the iPad; it changes and joins words to create gibberish so often it's hard to keep up with, but Dottie is aware of the problem so hopefully it will be fixed soon. You wouldn't be able to even guess what I was trying to say if I didn't notice end fix most of its autocorrect disasters!
We had 10 pints oBrennan's. Yes, that's how it corrected "of beans" when I back spaced to correct the s. Anyway, it was ony 5 lbs that I had to prepare, thankfully. The garden mainly just has the Fall vegetables that are happy enough until the first hard frost. In fact, the cold makes root vegetables sweeter and helpsa winter squash ripen.
They can't take the ads off the page; it's why the forums are free. However, the fact that the ad photo displays instead of the page you ask for is not the fault of the ad, it's a problem with bdc's link loading software. Seems they've fixed that particular problem. Log in is still messed up in a number of ways. The ads themselves used to be the problem with the ads.
Aunt and uncle will be returning and staying two nights! Maybe three! We're so psyched since dh will be home late from work Wednesday so would essentially miss them if that were the only night they would be here.
Off to errands...hope it warmed up...
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 10:56 AM EDTOh, I know it is not the ads that is the problem. It is the combined ad and forum software, that have us running around in loops.
That is so nice your aunt and uncle will be able to stay over for a few days. Are you still having another overnight guest tonight? I remember those days (and not with glee) when the guest sheets were always in the laundry. Fortunately for me, extended family (sisters, brothers and cousins to in-laws) and friends have gotten up in age and don't travel as much any more. Our immediate family still comes once or twice a year, which is nice.
Well, I am off to the office. Probably won't hear from me, until I get back home tonight.
- Pingo
PS. Does anyone realize it is 9/11 today? I shudder thinking of what was happening that day - just about now. God Bless!
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 11:09 AM EDTNot sure about tonight, but I'm up for whatever. The room will be ready for whomever is next. :) I wouldn't want it this way all the time, but we're enjoying the company. Our family is pretty easy going despite dietary needs...not pushy or demanding.
have a good day at the office, Pingo, hopefully it won't be such a late night.
Off I go to the store. Bye forwow! That was "for now" after I corrected the w.
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 11:25 AM EDTThis chuckle just came in my e-mail:
A distraught senior citizen
phoned her doctor's office.
"Is it true," she wanted to know,
"that the medication
you prescribed has to be taken
for the rest of my life?"
"'Yes, I'm afraid so,"' the doctor told her.
There was a moment of silence
before the senior lady replied,
"I'm wondering, then,
just how serious is my condition
because this prescription is marked
Have a good day!
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 1:41 PM EDTProblem with being able to get in to thread again. Get as far as September 2012, click and up comes a page with all the BDC headings, but the page is blank save for whatever ad chooses to come up on the blank page. Tired of it all, in and out, logged in and out, in and out of Chrome and IE - whole set up stinks.
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 4:39 PM EDTCute, Pingo. Oh, and yes, I've been thinking about it being 9/11...hard to miss for anyone who lived through it. Tough to imagine there are kids in sixth grade who may not have been born yet when it happened.
Gorgeous day, happy to have errands to run and enjoy the sun and crisp air. I've got a few things to do first, but then will walk Gracie. Got some pork chops at a local farm for tomorrow's dinner. Haven't planned much aside from that for aunt and uncle. I'll be searing them on the stove and finishing in the oven. Serving with wild saffron rice and Brussels sprouts from the garden.
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 6:47 PM EDTBack home - early for once. Had to put on my little personal heater in my office for an hour this morning. My hands were blue; I couldn't type. Too early to start the heat. As soon as the sun hits the windows, it gets too hot anyway.
Sorry you are having such a tough time posting, tt. That's me in my office. Getting a run around - literarely. They keep looping me. Now I try just once. Mostly to see if there is an improvement. If I see the same mess, I leave it alone. It shouldn't be, one has to click thousands times in order to get, where one wants to be. Anxious to know when mm and Winter gets back, if they will have the same problems. Just hope the Chat won't die. That would be a real shame.
Pork chops and homegrown brussel sprouts sounds good to me, Kar. How do you cook the sprouts? I once saw someone on the TV cut them in half or slice them and then lightly sautee them with shallots and garlic. I have never tried it, but according to the TV chef (forgot who it was), they should be sweet that way, and ones dislike for them will disappear. Hm! Me think I will try it in the near future. DH likes them and order them outside, whenever they are available. Me not so much. Probably the reason I haven't made them. I remember those grayish green boiled small balls, mushy and stinking and tasting like bad cabbage from my childhood. Do you marrinate the chops in buttermilk?
I am making chicken pot pie from leftover Costco chicken tonight. DH loves it and have me buy the rotissery chicken for just that.
Have a good evening everyone - Pingo
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/11/2012 7:43 PM EDTSautéing Brussels sprouts until they carmelize a little by not moving them around the pan does make them sweet and reduces bitterness, but one has to be careful with that method to ensure doneness. They carmelize on the cut side long before they are soft enough to be palatable. So, if you try it, steam the halves first for 10 minutes, then sauté them with the garlic and shallots on low heat until they are just turning brown being careful not to scorch the garlic in the process or any bitterness you cook out of the sprouts will be added back by the burned garlic. I don't fuss that much because we all love them plain. I cut a cross hatch in the stem (where it was attached to the stalk) and steam them until fork tender. Add a little butter (and balsamic vinegar if you're so inclined) and voila. You'd probably like them that way, too - your mom apparently boiled them to death...who'd like them that way?!
I usually marinate the pork chops in buttermilk, but I probably won't have time since they are frozen rock solid right now. If they are thawed by morning I will.
Chicken pot pie with rotisserie chicken sounds divine. I just got back from a walk withGracie, yes, in the dark (whoops), and I'm starved. Dh working late tonight...
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 7:49 AM EDTGood morning. :) Another cool, crisp one...39 when we got up. Guess we won't need the A/C when my aunt and uncle arrive today. It was so humid last Friday, and so begins the roller coaster of the NE Fall weather.
Picking our first butternut squash today to make the Martha Stewart (Everyday Food) roasted butternut chicken soup for lunch or dinner. Not sure when they plan to arrive, but they are staying 3 hours away so it could easily be lunch. His physical condition makes planning even a day in advance difficult if not impossible. No worries for me, though, they are not expecting more of me than I can do and are happy with "whatever." However, I'll have the soup ready for noon, and then if we have to heat it up for a meal, no big deal.
Would like to get Gracie walked this morning so that's out of the way. And, of course, need to tidy up and make their bed. Our potential house guest didn't come.
Poor DH got home at 9:45 last night and was out the door at 6:30 this morning. BIG meeting today, and he'll be late, again. At least aunt and uncle are business people and understand compleetely. As you can imagine, Dr. Aunt has had MANY late nights at her chiropractic office.
Have a glorious day, everyone; I won't be around much online for the next few days, but you're always close in heart.
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 8:21 AM EDTGood morning,
Off for an early dentist appointment.
Chat later, if BDC allows me - Pingo
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 9:16 AM EDTI'm just chiming in a Gooood Morning! I too, will be out and doing stuff today...seems like Honey and I will be planning a trip to Vegas in the next month or two so I want to start making ready. Its good to have something to look forward to **)
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 9:23 AM EDTGood luck, Pingo, hopefully just routine visit.
Testing photo capability after Dottie said to just copy and paste. Saw someone else tried, but just a photo icon appeared, not the photo...hm. If this works, it's my dad with Gracie.
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 9:24 AM EDTGuess not... I was able to see the photo when I pasted it in the new post box, but it didn't actually post. :(
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 9:27 AM EDTWhere do you stay in Vegas, Icer? That's cool to be planning a vaca!
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 10:28 AM EDTGood morning from work!
Ok, ladies, I got in. This is how I did it with help from Dottie:
1. Go to Boston Globe
2. Click on Lifestyle
3. Click on Forums
4. Log in (make sure your profile shows)
5. Click on Tools.
6. Click on "Clear Recent History"
7. In the box that comes up there should be an "Everything" in the "Time Range to Clear"
8. Under "Details" click on 3 things only: "Browsing and Down Load", "Form and Search", "Cashe". Don't click off "Cookies".
9. Click "Clear now", and you should be in the Forums.
After this, I could get in both through Lifestyle as well as my bookmark. Maybe we have to login once a day. Will see tmw. Hope this helps.
- Pingo
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 10:31 AM EDTIcer,
Vacation in Vegas? Than sounds great. Maybe that is what you need to get you out of the dumps. Hope you win big. - Pingo
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 10:51 AM EDTWe will stay at Circus Circus...just because its in the middle of the strip...And yes...I think a change of scenery will do me good.
Pingo..loved your chuckle btw
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 5:06 PM EDTLooks like it was a quiet afternoon here at the Chat. No wonder with the difficulties we have. After my first 3 successful tries, I couldn't get in again. So much for that excitement.
Good we have other things to keep us happy. Here is another chuckle, that came today:
Subject: Fwd: Modern Technology
> I was visiting my son and daughter-in-law last night when I asked if I
> could borrow a newspaper.
> 'This is the 21st century, old man,' he said. 'We don't waste money on
> newspapers. Here, you can borrow my iPad.'
> I can tell you, that bloody fly never knew what hit it...
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/12/2012 6:56 PM EDT
Hope everybody is well. I've had a heck of a time trying to get on here. Same problems that others have mentioned. All is well on my end. I see that kar had contact with amber (I think I read that at some point) and that is good news. After my August and Labor Day vacation, I've had a lot of catching up to do at the office. pingo, glad to read you have a new hire and she's good. That made all the difference for me this summer.
Tonight's menu is swordfish. I rub it with olive oil, salt and pepper, and place it on a bed of sliced tomatoes, eggplant, onion and fresh corn cut off the cob. Bake at 425 for 30 minutes. Delicious. Given the bounty at the farmers market, I've been having it a couple times a week. Used striped bass when I could get it - also monkfish. I want to try it with halibut, but it's so expensive. I have a great fish market in my neighborhood.
I expect to be around this weekend. I may ask my GS if he wants to have lunch. I've been hesitant to call, although I sent an email checking in. Don't want him to feel smothered or obligated. My DIL told me he loves his dorm and classes.
Have a great night everybody.
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/13/2012 9:22 AM EDT
Good morning,
Got to posting box first try this morning, so will give it a shot.
Wonderful day yesterday shopping for little Lilly. If only we could post pics! Got her a great outfit, a fuzzy toy, plus I already had her book - everything was on sale, plus I had a $10 gift card and got an additional 30% for opening a charge. You would not believe how little I spent for quality items. Anyway, I was pleased as punch - only wish I were going to see her on her b'day, but they will all be down in a couple of weeks for a lasagna dinner.
So good GS is enjoying dorm life, mm. They either do or they don't. I'm sure he'd love lunch with his Grandma about this time. He's probably bursting at the seams to tell you about this new life and sense of freedom.
Slept late this morning, trash has to go out, but I'm not dressed yet, hoping the trashmen are running a little late too. Definitely have to do some baking this morning. My breakfast was a banana and a cup of coffee! Had oatmeal the past 2 mornings and that didn't appeal to me this morning. Haven't made the scones for a couple of weeks, so guess it will be that.
Had a call from my friend who had all the back surgery - checking to see if I was alright - just said she had had a dream about me - didn't say WHAT, and I didn't ask - but whatever it was, it prompted her to call and be sure nothing was wrong. All the surgery she has had and still have pain/numbness in feet and legs. Yet another specialist recommended to her in one of the Boston hospitals. She said she'll have any non invasive testing he wants to do, but that's it.
As I type it's double spacing, so don't know how it's going to print when I post, but we can't get in to fix, so you'll have to bear with me.
Winter, how was your trip? There may already be a post from you when mine comes up. I probably won't try to get in again today. Won't press my luck. Once a day is enough to forge through the maze BDC has become. Take care all.
Re: September 2012
posted at 9/13/2012 9:57 AM EDT
Good morning,
Good to see your post, tt. Missed you yesterday. You know, what that means. But these days with the "maze", as you so perfectly call it - I decided, you probably had a heck of a time getting on the boards. Sounds like you are all set for Lilly's birthday. You, the bargain hunter deserves a good break for your efforts.
Winter, you must be on your way home now. Hope you and DH had a nice trip. Happy birthday to DS. Good you will be home to celebrate with him. You will have a lot of "fun" trying to get on the forums. It's the pits these days.
Nice to hear from you, mm. Your swordfish dinners sounds delicious. We don't care much for swordfish, but I will try it. Maybe I just didn't cook it right.
Your guests must be at your house now, Kar. Any exciting plans while they are here? Enjoy their visit.
Just another day of work. Slowly catching up, so I will be under much less pressure. To have good help is good. I probably won't be able to get on the Forums from work, so for now have a good day all - Pingo
PS. I also get double space (and tripple and quadruble etc. as I go along). Try "shift - return".

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Marsaxlokk is the foremost fishing village and, perhaps, the most picturesque seaside locality in Malta. Every visitor seems to have snapped quite a few photos here.
One can here admire the small fishing craft, the 'Luzzu' and 'Kajikk' painted in vivid colours of red, yellow, green and blue, floating lightly on the calm waters of the bay.
Fishing nets are often spread on the quay to dry in the sun and, quite often, sturdy fishermen can be seen mending these nets. These activities, together with the modest fishermen's houses by the quayside, lend the place charm and serenity.
Im not so sure how much there actually is to do or see in Marsaxlokk, but it is woth taking the time to wander around the harbor and through the twisty streets, just to get a feel how the locals live.
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beautiful charming harbour
Friday we can go for some delicious fish if the weather is not suitable for the beach !
Che bel villaggio! (Pompei si scrive con una sola "i")
Welcome back Angelinka! I hope you and Pierre had a wonderful time in Malta! Ihave some good news too! ;)
Nice photos on this page, you have also an eye for good pictures! The opening picture is great!
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tives are strong it may take longer for a given decline in the rate of money growth to terminate the expansion than at a time when investment incentives are weak, even though in both cases a dollar change in bank reserves may require as much time to have its particular effect on income.14
To summarize this discussion, it has been shown that a badly timed monetary policy may be destabilizing rather than stabilizing. And the various empirical estimates of the lag of monetary policy which have been undertaken suggest that the lag is long enough for this possibility to be one which must be taken seriously. There is some empirical evidence that the lag is highly variable, but it is subject to some objections. All in all, a great deal of additional work will have to be done before we have an adequate knowledge about the lags of monetary policy.
Obvious sources for further reading are the various studies of the outside lag listed in the appendix, together with the criticisms listed in footnote 11 on page 183. Several of these studies are summarized in V. Argy, "The Lags in Monetary Policy: An Assessment of Alternative Approaches," in Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, Quarterly Review, No. 73 ( June, 1965), pp. 3-13. This list, together with the Friedman paper discussed in the beginning of the chapter, comprise close to all of the literature available on this topic. But for a general mathematical discussion of the timing of stabilization policy see also A. W. Phillips, "Stabilization Policy and the Time-Forms of Lagged Responses," Economic Journal, Vol. 68 ( June, 1957), pp. 265-277; and William Baumol, "Pitfalls in Contracyclical Policies: Some Tools and Results," Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 43 ( February, 1961), pp. 21-26. For studies of the outside lag see also Patric Hendershott , "The Inside Lag in Monetary Policy: A Comment," Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 74 ( October, 1966), pp. 519-523; and Mark Willes, "The Inside Lags of Monetary Policy: 1952-1960," Journal of Finance, Vol. 22 ( December, 1967), pp. 591-594.____________________


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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pitt coach Paul Chryst and the Panthers are ready to put the focus back on football.
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Wichita, Kan. — Baker University, which has served working adults in the Wichita area for 10 years, will have an open house from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 29, at its renovated School of Professional and Graduate Studies facility, 3450 North Rock Road, Building 400.
The expanded facility has 10 classrooms. New programs offered through the Wichita site are Master of Arts in Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution, Master of Liberal Arts, online Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Business Administration.
Founded on Feb. 12, 1858 in Baldwin City, Baker University is celebrating its sesquicentennial in 2007-2008. The university, the first in Kansas, will recognize its 150th birthday during the open house.
Baker has an overall enrollment of 4,000 students at its four schools — College of Arts and Sciences, School of Nursing, School of Education and the School of Professional and Graduate Studies. Approximately 2,900 students are enrolled in SPGS programs, including 500 in Wichita. Baker also has SPGS programs in Overland Park, Topeka and Lee's Summit, Mo.


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Chicago & Northwestern Ry. Co. v. Ochs, 249 U.S. 416 (1919)
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company v. Ochs
No. 15
Argued January 20, 1919
Decided April 14, 1919
Under the law of Minnesota, a siding built by a railroad to reach a private plant under the circumstances in this case becomes a public track, part of the railroad's system and property and wholly under its control. P. 249 U. S. 419.
Within the limits of what is reasonable and not arbitrary, a state, upon due notice and opportunity for hearing, may require a railroad company to alter and extend a side track, as a public track, and as part of the railroad's property and system, for the purpose of serving a private plant, but for all others as well who may have occasion to use it, and may require the railroad to share the expense of construction, and this does not take the railroad's property for private use, or without compensation for public use in violation of the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. P. 249 U. S. 420.
In determining whether such a requirement is within the bounds of reasonable regulation or essentially arbitrary, not only the expense but also the nature and volume of business to be affected, the revenue derivable from it, the character of the facility required, the need for it, and the advantage to shippers and the public are to be considered. P. 249 U. S. 421.
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Alastair Graham hopes Violence Prevention Through Urban Upgrading, an initiative of the government of Cape Town, South Africa, will end better. He calls the effort, which has been revamping areas around train stations since 2006, part of "a package of potential solutions … either improving safety, or improving socioeconomic situation, or improving quality of life." The project is aimed at curbing violence by augmenting the public spaces in which violent crime frequently occurs [...]. — nextcity.org
On Cape Town's waterfront at the southern tip of Africa, the world's biggest museum of contemporary art from across the continent is being carved from a conglomeration of concrete tubes nine storeys high. The $50 million (36.7 million euro) project to transform the grim functionality of 42 disused colonial grain silos into an ultramodern tribute to African creativity is driven by an international team of art experts and architects. — Ahram Online
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On the World Design Capital (WDC) website, Cape Town presents some remarkable shack design projects aimed to solve a nationwide slum problem. Yet even with more than 200 informal settlements and 600,000 residents waiting for formal housing, the Western Cape has been slow to implement the 'transformative design' it celebrates. [...]
The backlog hit 2.1m units in 2013 and at least 1.9 million people (more than 10% of all households) live in shacks or other makeshift dwellings. — theguardian.com
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A decent episode. I liked almost every story line in here. Unfortunately, the weakest one was the one that inspires the title, but I'll get to that. Let's dive in!
Kristina's campaign is still running a mile a minute, and Adam is getting more and more worried about the budget. When he tries to confront Kristina about it, however, she accuses him of not supporting her. He tries to convince her to let Sarah take her campaign photo for cheap, but Kristina is initially resistant. She agrees eventually, and Sarah comes through for her. In the end, Kristina admits that maybe she went a little too fast with this campaign thing, and she agrees that they should pull back on the spending until they know they have donations coming in to cover the cost. Adam, sensing this manipulation for what it is, capitulates and hands over his credit cards.
I enjoyed this plot quite a bit because it continued the tension between Kristina and Adam while still showing the strength of their marriage. Adam and Kristina both actually had very valid points in their arguments, and I was glad to see them have a moment of reconciliation at the end.
Closely related to this plot was Sarah's. She's been doing photography, mostly for animals, and she's hungry for a real job. She's very excited to do Kristina's shoot, but Adam calls to cancel it, since Kristina wants someone more experienced. Sarah talks to Hank, who tells her that her family just knows her too well to trust her. She's been flighty before, and so they don't take her seriously with her photography. Hank has a really good point, here. Sarah goes to Kristina and makes a heartfelt speech about how she should be the one to take the picture because she can capture all the things she knows and loves about Kristina. Kristina capitulates, but the shoot ends up going badly - Max and Nora are underfoot; everything is loud and chaotic.
When Sarah shows the photos to Hank, he's honest with her. He tells her that some are better than others, but he helps her pick out the right picture. I really liked this plot line because it gives me hope that Sarah has maybe finally found the place where she belongs. However, I do have some concerns. I'm not sure where they're taking the Hank and Sarah relationship. We didn't get to see the events leading up to their break up, but now he's still around and they still have this chemistry together. Why did they break up? Are we supposed to think they might get together again?
Then there's the Victor situation. Julia and Joel learn that his reading level is significantly lower than it should be, but they don't agree about what to do about it. Julia thinks they should hold Victor back in the 4th grade, while Joel thinks they should wait. They come to an impasse. Victor clearly doesn't care about putting the effort into reading more, which makes me think Joel might be in denial. While Julia does have the tendency to "go nuclear," as Joel says, I ultimately think she has the right idea, here. Of course, she doesn't help her case by bringing Ed into it. Joel says that Ed's wife is a huge gossip and now the whole school is going to know if Victor is having trouble. The episode ends without a resolution, although there is a beautiful moment of the whole family sitting around as Victor reads. Sydney was being very supportive, which I thought was adorable.
I like this plot, but I'm a little uncertain whose side to take. I also don't think the drama with Ed is really necessary to throw in there, so I hope that doesn't become a focal point.
Camille and Zeek's story thread was lovely. After their talk about potentially selling the house, Zeek buys an old beat up car in need of serious work. Camille takes that for an answer, since the car is going to be a year long project. The two finally sit down to have a conversation. Zeek reminisces about the kids growing up and says he's content with what they have. Camille says she wants more: she wants to travel and see the world. The episode ends at an impasse for them. The acting here was phenomenal. I really enjoyed their chemistry, and Zeek reminds me so much of my own grandfather that it's always interesting to watch him.
Funniest plot of the week goes to Drew, Amber, and Ryan. Drew's roommate has been "sexiling" him and he has nowhere to sleep. He shows up at Amber's place in time to interrupt Amber and Ryan having sex, but Amber of course says that he can stay there for the night. Things get worse for Drew when his roommate continually locks him out and even steals his sheets. When he tells Amber and Ryan, they get all bad ass and go to scare some sense into the kid. It seems to work, and by the end of the episode we see Drew kicking the roommate out of the room to invite a girl in. Drew and the girl end up playing Scrabble, which is all sorts of adorable.
I loved this plot because it showcased the awesome relationship between Amber and Drew, had some funny moments with Ryan using his military prowess to scare the roommate, and showed Drew making a connection with a girl. I myself have lived the life of a co-ed Freshman dorm, and while there were certainly over-exaggerations, I knew plenty of people who had roommates just like Drew's.
Then finally there's the plot that inspired the title. Baby Aida won't stop crying. Wow, that is so new and different from what we've been watching for two episodes already. Cough cough. But anyway, Jasmine badly needs a break, so Crosby is continually trying to get Aida to take a bottle. He has a talk with his dad about how difficult things are, and Zeek says that boys are simpler than girls. In the end, Crosby finally has a moment with Aida where he gets her to accept the bottle and tells her he'll always be there for her.
The only part of this plot that I liked was the moment at the end with Crosby and Aida. It was an adorable moment where Crosby finally felt the love and connection with his daughter that he had been missing. The rest of this plot felt very repetitive.
So, in all, I was happy with the episode. Almost every thread was strong. I'm genuinely interested in how they plan to continue some of these plots. In particular, I'm curious about Hank and Sarah, and I'm worried about what will happen with Victor.
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More than 85 years of automotive history will be featured at the annual Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Event next week in Scottsdale. Beyond that, there also will be hobnobbing with the 250,000 car buffs who show up. Some come with big checkbooks to bid, others merely like to look. Whatever category you fall in, there should be something to keep you entertained. Here's a look at things to note about event.
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This is your day-one lineup of PS4 games [UPDATED with 5 more]
The launch lineup for the PlayStation 4 has lost a bit of luster recently, but it still has games! Sony's list of day one games below.
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Nass Group, the leading industrial and commercial organisation, has announced the creation of a new joint venture with Body Corporate Services (BCS) of Australia creating the new entity "BCS – Bahrain". This joint venture will introduce a unique and essential service to the growing Bahraini real estate market: strata management.
Strata management is defined as the subdivision of real estate lots into "strata" allowing the full ownership and transfer of ownership of these subdivided units by the owners, but represented by the 'owners' corporation'. This form of ownership is welcomed by both owners and investors because they are provided with the title deed to their unit, but are removed from the daily responsibilities of maintenance, insurance and legislation.
"The concept of Strata is very easy to understand. If an owner buys a unit within a strata schemed building or development, whether it is a residential, commercial, retail, resort, apartment or a mixed use unit, that owner takes possession of his title deed, becoming a member of that property's owners' corporation. What BCS – Bahrain will provide, in effect, is the strata management element of this fiduciary relationship," said Greg Hayood, CEO BCS.
Strata managing agents become the delegate of the owners' corporation, and would therefore be responsible for exercising certain day-to-day functions. These include but are not limited to secretarial duties such as producing, distributing, and archiving by-laws; accounting duties including collection, banking and accounting of all levies; the provision of strata certificates and other statutory information; enforcement of property by-laws; assessment and proposals for maintenance and insurance; and advising the owner's corporation on procedures and legislative requirements.
"The strata management model defies the common model wherein there is a separation of functions and duties, bringing two basic groups together: the secretarial/fiduciary management and the building/janitorial management. The general principle that applies to strata agents is to act as secretary and treasurer of the owners' corporation, as well as the acting agent in exercising these functions on behalf of the owners' corporation," said Adel Abdulla Nass, director of finance for Nass Group.
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The St. Regis Deer Valley | Family Activities
The St. Regis Deer Valley wants even our smallest guests to enjoy their stay in Park City's best address. The following Park City kids activities have been created to help make your family's stay a memorable one. Please contact the Concierge at (435) 940-5717 for more information and to reserve.
Family Yoga, Athletic Club
Relax, release energy, and escape with your family to a tranquil yoga experience designed for all ages. Fun songs and cool partner games assure a great time. Families learn basic breathing techniques and the class ends with relaxation for a job well done.
Build, decorate, and race your very own derby car. Children will create a derby racer from scratch and compete in an ongoing time trial race to see who will claim victory of the St Regis Circuit.
Champagne Sabering, Nightly at 6:30pm on the Mountain Side Terrace
Join us in celebrating the transition from day to tonight daily on the mountainside terrace off the third floor. Our expert St Regis bar tenders will saber a bottle of champagne and explain the history of this grand tradition.
S'mores, Nightly 7:00pm – 9:00pm at the Astor Terrace Fire Pit
Come roast marshmallows and create your own S'mores on the Astor terrace nightly. S'mores have always been a beloved snack for visitors to the mountain and we are delighted to continue the tradition here at the St Regis.
Kite Flying, Deer Hollow Terrace
Bring the family and enjoy an afternoon in the mountain air. Children will have the opportunity to pilot a kite on the deer hollow ski run, and hone their flying techniques. Parents are encouraged to participate!
Kids Crafts, Deer Hollow Terrace
A fun filled afternoon of specialty crafts. Various projects will be offered for families to enjoy. An early afternoon of creativity after an exciting day on the mountain!
Elite Explorers, Deer Hollow Terrace
Children aged 5-12 are invited to join us at Base Camp for an exceptional afternoon filled with fun supervised activities. The afternoon will include mountaineering adventures, the St. Regis S'mores Ritual, unique crafts and fun games! Elite Explorer's must be reserved by noon the day prior. Select Dates 1:00pm - 4:00pm, $65 per child, 435-940-5700
Pool Games, St Regis Pool Deck
Are you ready to hit golf balls onto a floating green in the pool, or compete in a watermelon eating contest? Join us for an afternoon of fun in the sun and allow the St Regis activities team to coordinate an action packed pool day.
Mountain Hike, Lower Level Ski Valet
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All family traditions activities are designed for families with children ages five to twelve. Parents are encouraged to be present and participate. To sign up or for additional details speak with the concierge team or contact butler services. Activities may be changed due to weather.
- $19 per hour for one child, $1 more for each additional child.
- Combined Families: $2 more per hour for each additional family, except when children in diapers are involved, the cost will be $5 an hour.
- Higher rates on holidays and special days.
- Four hour minimum during the day. Three hour minimum at night beginning at 5 p.m.
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Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin didn't join Twitter for fun, it's all business for him.
According to the Pittsburgh-Post Gazette, Tomlin follows everyone on his roster that has a Twitter account and unfollows anyone who ends up getting released.
Most of the players released last weekend as the Steelers reached the 53-man roster limit were cut again — by coach Mike Tomlin, who cut them from those he follows on Twitter.
Tomlin follows only 53: his active players, a few who are injured and some team accounts. Not all players have Twitter accounts, which Tomlin plans to monitor all season.


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Wood marquetry on found tree limbs by Amelia Bauer.
Wood marquetry on found tree limbs by Amelia Bauer.
"Rolling through the Bay", the world's largest kinetic sculpture made entirely of toothpicks. It has taken Scott Weaver more than 35 years and 100,000 toothpicks to build it. Incredible!
Watch the video below!
Works by Tomoko Konoike. Tokyo, Japan.
Sculptures by Markus Hofer.
Garage Works have painstakingly brought another Ron English artwork to life! "Hulk Boy" will be hard to find as it's an edition of only 10.
"Terrestrial Shrub Rover" by Justin Shull.
Watch the video below!
1,000 champagne bottles, pulverized. Installations by Alicja Kwade.
The artist responsible for the amazing french fry sculpture is Christopher Chiappa! Huge thanks to Melissa for commenting on the original post and pointing me to the Kate Werble Gallery! The community here is such an amazing resource! Kate just sent over a couple images and it turns out the work is part of a diptych called "McMiracles".
Works by Ethan Greenbaum.


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The new 'zza Odyssey Pizzeria & Pub expanded today, giving customers a nicer place to sit down. Before today, the small place was primarily take-out and delivery, with just a handful of tables.
It's at 3414 W. College Ave. in Grand Chute, in the same shopping strip as HuHot and Fleet Feet.
The business is locally owned by two sisters, Cindy Wetzel and Ellen Brown, who also own the local Cold Stone Creamery franchises.
The pizzeria started out in 2010 as part of the Brothers Three franchise out of Marinette. The sisters bought the branch in 2012 and split from the franchise last month.
The transition to a new name and personality gave them the chance to create a new look and make adjustments to the pizza/sandwich/salad/wings menu.
They doubled the size of the business by taking over the vacant space next door for pub-style seating and a full bar.
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Industrial wind is goodNovember 11,2012Industrial wind is good
We need a diverse mix of energy sources in order to ensure a secure energy future. Im glad that our governor has also recognized the need for these energy sources to be from renewable generation, and that the majority of Vermonters agree with this. Having said this, the NIMBY response we have seen is astonishing.
It isnt a question that we need to find new sources for energy, having removed Vermont Yankee from our portfolio. Thats almost 40 percent of our total electricity usage that we need to make up for since 2009. We are going to need anything and everything that we can generate to keep electrical rates stable, and those should come from our own state, to be able to support our own economy, and keep our money in state.
Industrial-sized wind is one of the most efficient ways that we can power our state, and it needs to be a part of the solution. While solar is great, it would take 30,560 panels to generate the same amount of power that just one tower at Lowell produces. Talk about an eyesore. We need to support the development of all clean energy, especially wind, in order to take responsibility of our energy future.
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YOKOHAMA – A 56-year-old woman was sentenced Monday to 12 years in prison for strangling her teenage daughter in their Hiratsuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, apartment — the same flat where the badly decomposed bodies of the defendant's three small children and a hanged man were found.
Chizuko Okamoto had pleaded not guilty, and her defense team argued that the victim, 19-year-old Rikako Okamoto, may have been strangled by her half brother, the 35-year-old man found hanged.
Prosecutors demanded 17 years, saying Chizuko Okamoto was trying to pin the slaying on the dead man. Police determined the half brother hanged himself sometime after his half sister's death.
"There was no reason for him to kill Rikako," presiding Judge Takaaki Oshima said. "This is a coldblooded crime, in which (the accused) showed no loving feeling for the daughter."
Chizuko Okamoto was convicted of strangling her daughter in the apartment around Oct. 12, 2005.
The case drew huge coverage in May 2006 when the decomposed bodies of the 19-year-old daughter as well as her half brother and Chizuko Okamoto's son, Toshihide, and two other children were found in the apartment. Chizuko Okamoto was quoted by police as saying she kept the bodies of the three children — a young boy and two babies — in cardboard boxes for about 20 years before Rikako Okamoto's death.
Rikako Okamoto and her half brother were found dead in the apartment by the man's mother and the apartment's owner. Police found the other bodies the following day while searching the apartment.
Autopsies on the three children were inconclusive on the cause of death. The young victim identified as Toshihide Okamoto was reported missing by Chizuko Okamoto in 1984 when he was 6 years old. The three-year statute of limitations had run out on the crime of abandoning a corpse, so prosecutors decided not to pursue other charges.


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Ther Menomonie Area Chamber & Visitor relies on the hard work and dedication of business and community volunteers who come together through a network of committees. These committees share the goal of making the greater Menomonie area a better place to visit, live and work.
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The Committee coordinates oversees key Chamber programs such as Leadership Menomonie & the new Small Busisness Institue. Coorinates the annual Excellence in Education Banquet honoring students and educators from Dunn County high schools, UW-Stout and Chippewa Valley Technical College. This committee manages the business appreciation program and works to connect schools and businesses through joint projects.
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The Menomonie Area Chamber & Visitorsplays a vital role in tourism efforts for the area. The Visitors Center for Menomonie is located in the Chamber office, where staff and volunteers greet visitors, provide tourism information and respond to walk-in, telephone and on-line requests. The Tourism Committee provides input to the Chamber Visitors and Tourism website and other marketing efforts.


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Charming Charles Bridge 2room suite
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•LOCATION, it's almost impossible to find something better!
•Apartment is located in a historical building with high ceilings
•Charming design in pastel colors
•Apartment is just after total renovation
•Furniture & equipment – leisure sofas, plasma home cinema with two soundbars, satellite, unlimited free WiFi
•Fully equipped kitchen
•Spacious bathroom with a corner bathtub
Apartment consist of:
* spacious living room with a foldable leather sofa for 2 people , a dining table for 4 people , a big TV with lots of channels in different languages
*modern kitchen with a cooker, an oven, a fridge, a microwave, a dishwasher, a kettle, crockery, a toaster, a coffee maker
* bedroom with a king-sized bed for 2 people, a sofa and a wardrobe
*small store room with a washing machine, and also you can put there your luggage and clothes
*bathroom with WC, a big bath
Also we provide:
*towels and bed linen
*iron and ironing board
*good recommendations where to go and what to see in Prague
*24 hours support during your stay
The Neighborhood
The apartment location allows to get deeper into the life of the Old and the New Town at the same time with a specific and unforgettable atmosphere, wagging streets with small medieval squares and numerous cafes and restaurants. It all promises an unforgettable experience of your visit to Prague.
Really easy to reach main attractions in Prague, such as:
*Charles bridge (1 MIN WALK)
*Old town square (up to 5 min walk)
*Wenceslas square ( 15 min walk)
This apartment is truly amazing, the best option for couples who want to spend an unforgettable and romantic time in the charming Prague.
Getting Around
It takes 30 minutes to get to your apartment from the airport by taxi. We could also arrange a transfer from the airport for you - the cost varies depending on the number of people (it's 20 euros for 1-3- ppl, and 25 euros for 4 ppl). In this case our driver will meet you in the arrival zone, drive you to the apartment and hand you in the keys and a couple of maps with some relevant information.
Parking is not included in the price, but no worries about it - when will arrive, we will explain you all the details about parking and show you where you can park your car for the lowest price. The nearest public parking is located on Narodni str. and parking your car there costs 12 eur/day (weekends and nights for free).
Other Things to Note
Attention: The apartment is situated on the 2nd floor in the building WITHOUT an elevator.
- Please leave the apartment in the same condition as you found it. All bed linen/tea towels and other textile as well.
- Check-in from 15h00 (we will do our best to prepare your apartment as soon as possible) and check-out until 11h00 (you can leave your luggage in our office afterwards)
- We kindly ask you not to make any noise in the hallways and other common areas in the house after 22h00. There are many old people in the house and we have promised the neighbors to keep the peace and maintain friendly relations.
We love our guests so much that we provide them with a welcome set consisting of tea, coffee, sugar, detergent (dishwasher and washing machine), hair&body 2in1 shampoo, kitchen utensils, towels and bed linen.
- If you stay in our apartment for more than 7 days – we will clean and change towels/linen once a week for free.
- If you break something, please tell us. It happens, life is life :)
Thank you for understanding.
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Étant donné le prix vraiment peu cher et la bonne localisation (au calme, loin de l'agitation du centre ville, mais dans un quartier agréable et tout près du centre touristique en tram), l'appartement est très correct. On a regretté l'absence de machine a cafe, de chiffon de cuisine, de verres, de tapis de bain, et la planche tordue dans la salle de bains - devant le miroir).
Parfait !
Un grand appartement idéalement placé à distance à pied de tout les lieux de visites et de la gare centrale, très bien équipé. Une grande penderie et des plein de rangement...que demander de plus ?
Appartement très bien situé, dans un quartier calme, à proximité d'une boulangerie et d'une station de métro (ligne A). Séjour très agréable.
Very nice and clean apartment. Got everything we could ask for. When coming back to Prague in the future we will probably look into renting this apartment again!
Great location,& the office HQ was also very convenient. We had a tram 50m away. Groceries were across the road & a tiki bar next to that. Prague was a great experience on the whole & made easier for having a clean dependable place to stay every night. Thanks Emil for making things comfortable ?
Alles rund um das Appartement hat reibungslos funktioniert. Wir hatten kurz Probleme mit dem Warmwasser, dieses Problem wurde aber nachdem wir es den Besitzern mitgeteilt haben sofort behoben.
Würde das Appartement jederzeit wider buchen wenn ich nach Prag gehe.
Un grand merci à Emil qui nous a bien reçu et a cherché a nous aiguiller tout du long afin de profiter pleinement de Prague. L'appartement est situé dans un quartier calme et à 15-20 min de la gare centrale.
Après un accueil chaleureux dès notre arrivée, nous avons été très déçu par le logement idéalement situé, très spacieux et bien équipé. En effet, la priorité pour nous est d'occuper un logement propre, ce qui n'était vraiment pas le cas. Nous n'avons pas pu dormir dans le lit et avons même du acheter des draps. Dommage e gâcher un tel potentiel.
Ottimo alloggio,spazioso,pulito e dotato di ogni comfort. Ottima posizione vicinissimo a stazione centrale,supermercati e luoghi di interesse storico turistico,ma posizione tranquilla e silenziosa . adiacente alla sonagoga, Nove mesto a due minuti a piedi,stare mesto a dieci minuti a piedi. Metropolitana a due minuti.lo consiglio vivamente.
First Emil and Vlad are great. They are very helpful with request and information, and handle issues promptly. The room: On the first floor. The street is loud from time to time. The room has double windows which do quiet things down, however its summer and was to hot to sleep with windows close. I used ear plugs to sleep. Bed mattress is OK for the 4 days I was there. I'm 210 pounds & prefer firm. Room was fairly clean. Cupboards needed dusting. The rug by the bed is dirty. I would have preferred not having the rug at all. the rest of the apartment is a wood type of flooring which is easy to keep clean. Kitchen was functional with 2 eye electric stove which worked fine. The fridge was big enough to store a couple days worth of food. Their is no oven however. Their was enough utility items to cook. Bathroom: Clean, however it appears a little mold is forming in the shower. Nothing to be too concerned about. Water very hot & the 2 shower heads were great. Washing machine in bathroom worked fine. Their is a heated dryer rack also. I recommend one brings a close line if you plan on washing a lot. Their is a store across the street for all basic needs, and a large grocery store with 2 km. I never found the out door trash bins, and the room is only serviced weekly. Parking is reserved for permanent tenants, however I parked right in front and did not get a ticket. Area appears to be safe. Cafe and eateries are very close.
Bottom line for the inexpensive cost its a nice place.
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Wise Blood
|Release Date: January 01, 1979
|Running Time: 108 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
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Summary:When aimless veteran Hazel Motes returns to the South with nothing better to do, he becomes an evangelist. Hazel teams up with an older preacher, a veteran of the revival circuit who fakes blindness to win over converts, and the older man convinces Hazel to actually blind himself in order to "see the light.


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