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New Speedo 1.2 Kit Tail is Different
Howdy y'all, long time no post here for me. Unfortunately, I pretty much dorked up my original Speedo 1.2 Electric back in the summer on a "landing". I was flying it on the slope and brought it in to land. I hit a bush with the tail and it sent the nose right into a big rock. The motor shaft was bent and even worse, the fuselage broke where the tail boom attached to it. The cylindrical part of the fuselage that mated to the inside of the tail boom completely broke apart from the rest of the body. It didn't seem like it was that hard of an impact but I guess I did it just hard enough to jack everything up. The wing was in great shape and so were the tail surfaces. I salvaged them, the wing, the electronics and I took apart the motor to get all the little magnets in it. They work really well at holding pictures or art work on your fridge.
So, a while back I bought a replacement kit and also a non electric Speedo. I'm just now getting around to putting them together and there are a few refinements to the newer electric Speedo's. The fuselage seems to be a little roomier on the inside where the battery, receiver and ESC reside. Also the batteries that come with the kit are a little longer but not as fat. They are still 900mah, but with the new roomier fuselage, you can easily fit a 1300mah in there. The wing and servo mounts for the tail servos are still the same. My old wing will be a good spare for it should I need it, although the wing is actually really strong.
The next big difference is how the tail surfaces are mounted to the back of the boom. The new kit has a kind of built in box that the tail surfaces slide into and you just glue them. The old kit used a bolt on assembly for the V tail. I know this is not the best description but I will post some pictures tomorrow of it for y'all. I just glued the tail surfaces into the little V box this evening and the old way was a little easier, but I think this new method may be a little stronger. You will have to add some balsa shims to make the tail surfaces fit in the V box snugly but it's not hard to do. I used Goop to glue them in. I know that stuff is heavy but trust me, you will need the tail weight. This plane really starts flying well with a CG at 73 - 75MM back. Just be sure to dial those elevator rates down when you are moving the CG back. I think I was at 1.5 - 2MM of elevator travel (up and down) on low rates at that CG. You can use a grip of rudder travel though. I found that the rudder is actually nice to have and make sure you do some aileron rudder mix.
I can't wait to get this plane in the air as I have really been missing my Speedo Electric. I built the slope Speedo and I'm ready to maiden it, but we have been having terrible winds for sloping at Mt. Zion lately, so that glider remains un-flown. It came in at 13 5/8 OZ AUW and I have the CG at 76 - 77MM back. Your tastes may differ but I personally liked the performance on a slightly aft CG. I will update you on how both the slope and electric versions fly in addition to posting my surface movement rates. Have a great night!
I was able to maiden the slope version of my Speedo and it flew freaking great. I have attached pictures here of the slope Speedo and components I used on it. Its a cool little plane.
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New Speedo Electric Kit Pictures
As advertised, I am posting some pictures of the new Speedo Electric kit I recently picked up. There are some differences to the newer kit as compared to the one I had previously. The fuselage seems to be roomier, but the fuselage hatch from the old kit will fit perfectly on the new fuselage. I am able to get a 1300mah battery in the new kit and I think it would have been impossible in the old kit. The 900mah batteries that come with the new kit are longer and narrower than the old short fat ones.
The firewall seems to have a little more reinforcement now. There is a sheet of fiber glass on the outside of the new kit firewall and I don't recall there being one on the old kit. There is not a fiberglass sheet on the inside of the firewall surface but it is glued in with epoxy on both sides. The nose tapers down the same on this fuselage so your motor wires will still be a little tight. Also, make sure that the metal wire used to hold the battery hatch on does NOT come in contact with the motor housing. That's a very quick way to burn up a motor (like in a matter of seconds). I didn't use the metal wire on my old one and just secured the hatch cover with some tape, which worked well.
The tail is the biggest difference on the newer kits. It has a sort of box built into the tail where you slide the tail surfaces in and glue them. The old kit had a small carbon fiber V that you glued the bottom of the tail surface too and you used a bolt to connect the V-tail to the boom. The new kit doesn't use any bolt because the tail surface box is already secured to the boom. There are pros and cons to each method, but the more I think about it, the more I like the new kit.
New V-tail Box Pros =
1. The tail surfaces are more secure because you can glue them on the top and bottom.
2. You don't have to worry about over tightening the bolt and crushing the boom.
3. You don't have a bolt head or nut as the tail wheel / snagging device when you land.
4. There is some space to fill and you can use more glue to add more tail weight (trust me your going to need it).
5. Add your own pro here.
New V-tail Box Cons =
1. The V-tail box is was not anywhere near the same size as the tail surfaces so I have to craft and glue on some balsa shims to get them to fit snugly (this was not as bad as I thought it would be).
2. You cannot remove the tail easily if you need to replace part of it like you could with the old V-tail.
3. You need to shim the V-tail so that it is as narrow as possible. If you let the tail surfaces sag and you shim on the top, you will get a flatter V-tail. On a fast plane like this, you will need more rudder than elevator (especially if you move your CG back some). The V-tail box kind of limits how much you can narrow the tail, but after shimming the surfaces on the bottom and comparing the new tail to my old tail, they are just about dead on as far as V-tail angle goes.
4. All the slack in the V-tail box will ultimately add tail weight if you are super conscious about any fat on your plane.
5. Add you own con here.
On this plane I am using Hyperion DS09-SMD servos for all control surfaces. They are pricey but very strong and thin. They fit in the wing without creating any bulge on the top skin. Also, I don't have to use the little spacers that fit between the wing bottom and the servo covers. I'm sure that saves about .5 grams of over all weight . I used Hitec HS-5055MG servos in my previous iteration of the Speedo Electric and they worked well for me. This is a cool and fast little plane, so I figure that it deserves good servos. This is not to say that the servos that come with the kit are inadequate but I just don't know because I have never used them. I don't want to lose this plane because of a servo failure so that's mainly why I upgrade mine. Also, it provides me with extra servos that I can give to my friends as gifts.
Currently, I have the wing and tail boom built on this kit. I need to attach the tail boom to the fuselage and install all of the electronics, but it should be pretty soon when I get this new version up in the air. I was having a great time with my old one just before I jacked it all up on a landing and I am very much looking forward to flying one again. On a side note, I was able to maiden my slope version of the Speedo the other day and it flew perfectly after only two clicks of left aileron and adding a little elevator rate. If you do any slope flying, you should try out the slope Speedo.
I will post more info as I get further along with this build and maiden. I hope that you are all having a wonder start to 2015!
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Kenny Wayne Shepherd has brought a youthful side to American Blues music ever since the great success of his first album, Ledbetter Heights, which went platinum and reached No. 1 on the Blues charts. He was just 17 at the time of the album's release and has gone on to put out several more successful Rock/Blues albums with his Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band, featuring Cincinnati's Noah Hunt on lead vocals. Shepherd has developed a new exciting project called The Rides with Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Stephen Stills and Barry Goldberg, a veteran musician who formed The Electric Flag with Mike Bloomfield in the late '60s and has written and produced many classics. The Rides are performing at the Ohio River Throwdown, a new Roots music festival, this Saturday at Riverbend Music Center, playing alongside other acts like Tedeschi Trucks Band, JJ Grey and the Mofro, Los Lobos and many other artists. CityBeat chatted with Shepherd recently about his new project. CityBeat: I saw behind the scenes videos of The Rides recording in the studio together. What was your favorite experience being in the studio with the other two guys? Kenny Wayne Shepherd: Well, the whole thing was a really good experience. Everybody had a really great time doing the record. It's just very interesting. You look back over the course Stephen's career, and Barry as well, and these guys have made some really tremendous records in their time. They have also been on so many albums and done this for so many years that they have accumulated a vast wealth of knowledge of how to do things in the studio. For me, even though I have had my recording career for 20 years now, I still consider myself to be like a sponge, just trying to soak up as much information as I can. I learned a lot from those guys and it was a really good time. CB: Where did the name of the band actually originate? KWS: We were putting our heads together. It went on for two weeks. One of the hardest things to do is to come up with a band name, at least it can be one of the most challenging things to do. A lot of the reasons why it is so hard to do nowadays is because almost every name has been used. Everything we came up with, we would go back home and I would look it up online and do a Google search and someone would have that name and we would start over again. We spent a lot of the time in the studio between recordings … Stephen and I are both big car guys, I mean we love cars. Stephen and his wife have some of the most incredible cars you could hope to own. I have a pretty cool collection myself. We spent a good bit of time talking about cars and driving and stuff like that. As we were exploring name options for the band, one day we were at Stephen's house and I had driven my 1964 Dodge to his house and we were walking out to the driveway to leave and he just looked at my car and said, "You know we should be called 'The Rides.' " I was like, "Yeah. That's cool." I went home and checked and couldn't find anybody with that name. So here we are. CB: What is your favorite car you have? KWS: I don't know. I would say right now my 1969 Dodge Charger, and I think it is one of the most beautiful, one of the most visually stunning cars that was ever designed. Probably that one is my favorite. CB: I have listened to the new album and I really, really love it. What is your favorite song to play on the new album? KWS: I go through phases when I do a new record like, "Right now this is my favorite song …" and then a few months from now a different one is my favorite one. Currently my favorite is "Can't Get Enough," the title track. That song is a great representation of this band and what we are about. It is one of the songs we wrote together. It has great, heavy guitars. It has got really, good lyrics. Even the vocal is nice and raspy and bluesy. There are lots of dynamics to that song and I think it is just really a great representation of who we are as a group. CB: Typically you are touring with your band by yourself. What was it like splitting singing duties with Stephen? KWS: I split singing duties, to a degree, in my own band. I have Noah Hunt, who is from Cincinnati, he has been my lead vocalist for 17 years. But over the past few years of my career, I have stepped up here and there to the microphone when I wanted to, and on the last record we recorded, Noah and I sang a lot of songs together. I have kind of started to integrate that idea into my own band even though I tend to let Noah sing most of the songs because he has such an incredible voice and it enables me more to focus more on my guitar playing. There is certainly, in this band, more vocal responsibility for me. I really wanted to do it. It is pretty cool. Like being around Stephen, who is so well known for his singing and vocals, it has been inspiring to me to step up to the microphone and sing more. CB: I thought I saw Noah at the Peter Frampton show in Cincinnati. KWS: He was there. He went to the show because we had just been on the road with Peter over the past two months, we had done some shows with him. Noah wanted to go hang out and see everybody when they came through town so he went. CB: What is the favorite guitar you have ever played? KWS: The one I am most attached to is my 1961 Stratocaster. It is the first Strat I ever got. When you are a guitar player you hear this story about how there is this one guitar that is your soulmate. There is one guitar out there that was built for you. You know it the minute you pick it up and start playing it. Some guys go their entire lives trying to find it. I found this guitar when I was just 15 years old. The minute I picked it up, it fit me like a glove. I did everything I could to get it, I couldn't afford it at the time, then later on, the following year, it was in Los Angeles at the Guitar Center. Then I came back a year later and it was still there. I still didn't have the money to afford it, but I decided I wasn't leaving the store without it. I told my Dad, he was like "We gotta go." I'm like, "I'm not leaving without this guitar." Between him, the guy at my record company, my A&R guy, my music attorney, they decide they would split the cost up on their credit cards as long as I agreed to pay them back. I did. That guitar has been with me ever since. It has toured the world with me and been on every record I have ever done. It is just my baby. CB: That is a great story. I have interviewed so many guitar players and nobody has talked to me about their soulmate guitar before. KWS: Yeah, well, it really is. I don't know about those guys but there is a bond between me and that instrument. I feel like all guitar players have their go-to instrument and there should be a really solid connection between them and the instrument. CB: Social media has become invaluable with marketing music and musicians. When you are on the internet, in general, where do you spend most of your time? KWS: I am a creature of habit and repetition when it comes to browsing the web. I have a couple of sites I look at every day. I go online and get my daily dose of the news. I usually go to AOL, because half of their stories report the news and the other half are like looking at a tabloid magazine. They have some really weird stuff they put up there. I have a couple car enthusiast websites, like there is a website called Moparts.org which is for all Mopart Car enthusiasts. I love the Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth brands, so I am a Mopart guy. There are a couple guitar pages that I go onto to see what is going on in the world of guitar. I check in, there is a page called thegearpage.net, then I go to the Fender Forums and Fender.com. I am also obsessed with the new Tesla Electric cars. I have been browsing their forums a lot educating myself on their technology and stuff. I am kind of a geek when it comes to cars and all things mechanical. CB: Can you tell us what the fans can expect from The Rides' live show in Cincinnati? KWS: We just rehearsed, we just had four days to rehearse for this tour and none of us had played any of these songs since we recorded the album back in December. So I guess with my schedule with my band and Stephen and his band, we had a very narrow window of opportunity to prepare for this tour. We are basically going to do the album and throw in a few songs from my catalog and Stephen's catalog and stuff that Barry wrote that other people recorded. The whole goal is to be loose and have a good time and just play music together. They'll hear a little bit of my stuff, a little bit of Steven's stuff, a little bit of Barry's stiff, then they'll hear the whole (Rides) record.
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Yesterday, Northern Kentucky independent radio outlet WNKU celebrated two years of expanding its broadcast to 105.9 and 104.1 FM (as well as the standard 89.7 FM). Today, the station announced the upcoming season of its great in-studio concert series, Studio 89. As usual, the lineup is a great, eclectic mix of local acts and national artists. Studio 89 begins airing Monday, live at 7 p.m., starting Feb. 18.Feb. 18: Kelly Richey Band (with new bassist Freekbass) Feb. 25: Noah Hunt (former Uncle Six frontman and current singer for Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band) March 4: Bonnie Bishop (Nashville, TN) March 18: Little Ed & the Imperials (Chicago, IL) March 25: Frightened Rabbit (Selkirk, Scotland) April 1: Kim Taylor (local singer/songwriter whose film acting debut was featured in Sundance fave, I Used To Be Darker) April 8: Ana Popovic (Belgrade, Serbia) April 15: Nick Moss (Chicago, IL) April 22: Oxford's Lisa Biales, joined by CEA-winning Ricky Nye and their French pals The Parisians May 6: Hadden Sayers (Bexley, OH)Studio 89 welcomes fans to watch performances, held at Northern Kentucky University's Digitorium at Griffin Hall, for free (a $5 donation is suggested). There is limited seating; fans can sign up Tuesday-Thursday before each Monday performance for a chance at seats. Click here for full details. Besides your FM dial options, you may also listen to WNKU at wnku.org. UPDATE: As always, WNKU also will have numerous guests in the studio to chat in the coming months. Here's a run-down: Ellis Paul (tomorrow, 3 p.m.); Shovels & Rope (Feb. 5; 2 p.m.), Matisyahu (Feb. 7, 2:30 p.m.); Trixie Whitley (Feb. 10; 3 p.m.); Red Wanting Blue (Feb. 16; 2 p.m.); Chicago Farmer (Feb. 22; 4 p.m.); Paul Bromwell (Feb. 23; 11 a.m.); Tom Kiefer (Feb. 27; 12:30 p.m.); Wake Owl (Feb. 27; 2 p.m.); Buddy Miller and Jim Lauderdale (Feb. 28; time TBA); They Might Be Giants (March 3; 3 p.m.); Papa Chubby (March 4; 4 p.m.); Kopecky Family Band (March 18; 2 p.m.); and Will Kimbrough (April 5; 2 p.m.).
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Indie darling Annie Clark and her St. Vincent are at Bogart's tonight promoting their new album, Strange Mercy. Check out Jason Gargano's recent feature story on Clark from last week's CityBeat here. Opening the show is Austin-based Shearwater, Jonathan Meiburg's orchestral Indie project that is on tour in support of the new Animal Joy album on Sub Pop Records. (Read more here.) Showtime is 9 p.m. and tickets are $20. Here's a recent live clip of Clark and Co. performing "Surgeon."• Local Boogie Woogie piano master Ricky Nye has been taking his pals in the Paris Blues Band around the region for several performance dates. If you missed his show last week at the small room at Baker Hunt Arts & Cultural Center, you can catch the whole crew at Covington's Chez Nora tonight at 7:30 p.m. for free. Read Brian Baker's 2010 feature on the band ("The French Connection") here. And here's a clip for Ricky and his Paris bros from last year's visit.• Former local singer with Uncle Six (and in other local projects) Noah Hunt returns to Greater Cincy tonight with the man who took him away from us, Blues/Rock guitar whiz Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Hunt has been singing with Shepherd's band since 1997. On Noah's website it says, "Noah and Kenny are like brothers, and continue to record and tour the world together." Local crew Grooveshire opens up tonight's show at Covington's Madison Theater at 8 p.m. Tickets are $25. Here's a clip from the KWS Band's "Never Lookin' Back" from the most recent album, How I Go. • Indie trio The Spring Standards consists of three longtime friends who knock out harmonies as if they were related and have been singing together since birth. James Cleare, Heather Robb and James Smith formed the band in the Delaware Valley during their teens, but moved to Brooklyn to launch their career. The Standards' 2008 debut, the EP No One Will Know, was produced by Rhett Miller of The Old 97's; their debut full-length, Would Things be Different, was self-released in 2010. The band recently issued a superb "double EP," Yellow/Gold, which features 12 engrossing tracks' worth of the trio's crafty Pop, which occasionally conjures the warm, fuzzy feelings of "AM Gold" Soft Rock from the '70s, but also pumps things up to a more rocking level, such as on the Carsian tune "Here We Go" (check the clip below). The threesome performs tonight at MOTR Pub. Local Folk Pop act Shiny and the Spoon opens the free, 10 p.m. show.• Freekbot, the local Electronic/Funk/Dance duo featuring local funkateer Chris Sherman (aka Freekbass) and award-winning turntablist/producer Tobe Donohue (Tobotius), has not played a ton of local shows, spending a lot of time on the road as a touring unit instead. But that changes starting tonight when the duo begins a Wednesday residency at MVP Bar & Grill in Silverton (formerly Play By Play). Each week, the musicians will be joined by a different artist to "give things a different flavor," says Sherman. For tonight's inaugural event — dubbed "Full Spectrum Wednesdays" — Yusef Quotah from You, You're Awesome and Brian Olive's band sits in on keys. On May 23, longtime Jazz saxophonist Randy Villars (currently touring with Bootsy Collins) is the special guest. In June, Sherman says they'll have a different DJ or band open the shows, as well. Here's the twosome at work.
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General Advertiser (Newspaper) - November 18, 1747, London, Middlesex The GgftferalAdvertifer. 1 X i'-? :v WE is N tf Nf. 8. 467.3, D N E S D A Y, November 18, 1747. Deal, November 16. 1AME down the Britannia, King, for LHBbn ; Duke of Cumberland, Rook ; Rocfeefter, Hutch in/bin ; and Addtagton, Kit-cberman, for Oporto ; Priice William, Grout, for Leverpool; and three other Ships, Names not known. Put badrtheHard-wick, SampfoD, for Eaft-India ; and remain with his Majefty's Ship Severn, and Swan Sloop. Wind S.W. blow's hard. The Morning Star, Teague, from .Newfoundland, is Srrived*at Leghorn. \ The-, Hayman, from ditto, at T'opfham. Yefterday arrived the Mails from Holland. Peterjburgb,Nov i. M. D'AIHon is fo far from preparing to depart, that he has hired another Houfe, and has received important. Difpatches from Paris, by the Way of Stockholm, none of their Contents however, have yet traufpired,- except that the King his Matter pretends to be Well difpofed with regard to the Congrefsof Aix-la-Cha-j�lle. Lord Hyndford and M. Swart exreft in a or 5 -Days to receive the Courier, who is to bring the Orders of his Britannic Ma jelly and their High-Might ineffes for 6gn-iffg- the new Treaty concerning the March of the 30 or 3 j�6�0 Troops of this Empire. The Lofs of Mails lauly taken from a Poft-boy, who was made drunk on the Road, is much regrtt^ed, as it contarn'd Difpatches of great Importance j "bw nothing can be learned from the Boy, nor any one elfe, to give Satisfaction concerning it. Llghtm, Nov. 4. -There is Advice, that the Engliih have taken, off Cape Corfo, 14 Veflels, one of which was laden with Corn,, and the other 13 with Troops, to the Number of zt>oc, who were immediately fent to Port Mahcme. We wait the Confirmation of this News. Turin, Nov. 4. Col. Rivarola is arrived here from Cor-fica, to concert a Project whh the King's Minifters. There it a Report, the Enemy attack'd General Leutmm's En-'ffW(ShnJighB Yetterday, and that they were repaHed with carfideruble Lofs. It is even juft now faid, that this News waVbrODgbt by a Couf ier. Milan, Nov. 7. Count Richecourt, with the Generals Wentworth and de la Rocca, arrived lately from Turin; bad Yefterday a Conference with Count Harrach. The &t Richetieu propofed a Carrel for the Exchange of '^rl^fners, on Condition that the four Genoefe Hoftages be included in it: But this lair. Condition has been rejected. There is a Talk of an Expedition this Winter againft the Slate of Genoa, and the King of Sardinia has held feve-l*al Conferences upon the Subject at Turin : 'Tis faid the Repartition of the Trcopsj and the Rftablifhment of the Magazines for their Subfiftance in this Enterprize, are already fettled. The other Arrangements are to be taken in ttie future Conferences here. Viennd, Nob. 1 2. A Conference having been held, on Account of jfome Difpatches.received by M. de Canales, the Sardinian Minifies the Refult of it was, ' That the Em- * jSrpfs Queen, havir.g the Interests of his Sardinian Majefty equally at Heart with her own, would command * her Minifters at the future Congrefs, to inhft, in the * ftrongeft Manner, upon the Maintenance and Accom- * plifhment of the Conditions ftipulated in favour of that * Prince in the Treaty of Worms, and effectually to fup- * port all the Step* that the Minifters of the Court of Tu-f, rin might ,tak�,, in Confequence of them. We hear, that his" Britannic Majefty has difpatch'd the Paffports demanded of him for the Plenipotentiaries at Aix-la-Cha-pelle. Franckfort, Nov. 19. According to the laft Letters from - Ulna, the States of the Circle of Suabia have refumed their Deliberations. The Minifters of the Imperial and French Courts are very bufy both with this AfTembly and that of Franconia, the firft in Favour of an Affociation of the Circles, and the fecond for maintaining the Neutrality ef tReGennannic Body : But the former jeems to prevail, and 'tis confidently faid, that upon the Arrival of the RufSaDs, they will be joined with fo many Troops as to form an Army of 50,000 Men next Spring uppn the Rhine. Berlin, Oa. 18. Count Gronsfeldt has received Difpatches from the Hague, by which he is ordered to conti-taue here as Plenipotemiary from the States General The-K5th he tent a Courier to his Matter, which- is the third within a Fortnight. Field MarQjal Keith continues at Rotzdam, and his Majefty is often in Conference with that General upon Military Affairs. Liege, Nov. 17. Notwithftanding the Deflation we havefufeie'd for two Campaigns from the Neighbourhood of two numerous Armies, and tho' the Country feems quite exbiuftei, We cannot get ourfelves excufed from quartering I&009 Jmperialiib this Winter. The States axe obliged to furnifti them with Lodging, Bread, and Forage, nor can we procure any Abatement in this Demand. They confiil of 12. BattaU�ns and 17 Squadrons, under 12 General OfflcerS, and are difpofed jn the Tiriwns oh both Sides the Maefe, as well as in the three Suburbs of this Capital. Brujftls, Nov. 19. M. Saxe, whe is foon to make a Tour into France, whither he has already fent Part of his Equipage?, went on Thurfday to vifit all the Out-works, of this City, with a numerous Train of Officers and Engineers. Tbenext Day arrived here from Douay a Train of Ar.illery, and a great Quantity, ef Munitions, which were fent forward to Antwerp. A great Noife of Cannon was heard here all Day Yefterday, from about the Mouth of the Schelde, which we took to be the Rejoicings of the Englifh for the Naval Viftory won by Admiral Hawke. For two Days pall we have begun to pay in the Capitation Tax, upon the Foot eftablifh'd, in order to furnilh the two Millions which the King has demanded of this Province. But we are" afraid, that this Tax will not produce the Sum that is wanted. Emmtrick, Nov. 21. His Pruffian Majefty, our Sove . reign, in confequence of the Requisition of the States-General, having confftnted to the PafTage of fome Hano. verian Troops, wh6 are to quarter in the Province of Over-yffol, over his Territory, two of the Regiments have already pa{Ted, and the reft will go thro' To-day or Tomorrow. Paris, Nov. 17. M. Lowendahl is arrived here from the Low Countries, in order, to fpend about a Month at the Court, and know the King's Intentions upon a Plan of Military Operations in the Low-Countries, the Execution of which muft depend upon the Succefs of the Conferences that aie to be open'd at Aix-la-Chapelle. There is a Talk of limiting, to a fix'd Time, the Duration of thefe Conferences, that they may not be drawn out to an exceffive Length, and that it may the fooner be determined, what muft done* in the enfuing Spring. M. Saxe is alfoexpeded at Court in a fhort Time. We pride ourfelves here, in Spite of our late Naval Misfortune, upon the gallant Behaviour of the King's Ships. Hague, Nov. 23. Yefterday at Three in the Afternoon a folemn Deputation of the States of Holland waited upon the Stadtholder, and paid the Compliments of their Noble [ and Great Mightioetfes to his Serene Highnefs, to her Royal Highnefs the Princefs, and to the Princefs Caroline, upon the Refolmioa which the Scates of that Province took on the 16th, concerning the Hereditary Succeffion of the Stadtholderfhip in the moil Serene Houfe of Orange. A-mong other Things in this Refolution, it is faid, * That ' his Serene Highnefs failing the Stadtholderfhip fhall de-' volve to the Princefs Caroline, his Highness Daughter, * and after her to Irer Mai? Descendants; and that if this � Princefs fhall die without Mafculine Pofterity, the fame ' Dignity (hail defcend to other Princeffes, Sifters of her * Serene Highnefs, who may be then alive, and after them ' to their Male Defendants, ftill having Regard to the Pri-' raogeakure ; with this Claufe, that thefe Princeffes fhall � marry ProteftaLt Princes, who fliall be neither Kings nor ' Eledtors : And in cafe this SuccefGqn fhall devolve to one ' of thefe Princeffes, that fhe fha-ll tdke the Title of Go- * vernefs, and have a Seat in the Colleges of .State, with * Power to conftitute ah experienced .Chief to be at the ' Head of the Troops, who fhall be neither King nor E-' ledor. The Princefs Royal is to beeftabliflied Governefs ' in the fame Manner, during the Minority of the Princes ' or Princeffes who may fucceed in her Life-time. LONDON. Count Maurice of Naftau was on the 23d Inft. appointed by the Prince of Orange, to command, during this Winter, all the Troops in Zealand j and he is now preparing to fet out with all pofiible Speed for that Province. Major General Lewe|was promoted the fame Day to the Rank of Lieutenant General. Letters from Italy fay, that Admiral Byng has detach'd many Ships from his Squadron, to cruiz* on the Coafts of the Kingdom of Naples; but that the Commanders of them had Orders to abftain from all Hoftilirfes 'till fuch Time as that Court, attempted to march any Troops to Louibardy, or to join thofe belonging to the Republick of Genoa. We learn by Letters from the Coaft of Pomerania^ that conformable to the Refolution taken by his Pruffian Majefty to make Commerce, flourife in bis Dominions, they have equipp'd in the Ports of Stettin and Pillau, feveral Veflels deftin'd to trade directly in the Mediterranean ; that the rich Merchants of Silelia were interefted in the Equipment; and that a Ship was already returned to Ste-tin, from its firft Voyage, with a very rich Cargoe. They write from Hanover, that the'Dutchefs Dowager of Brunfwick Blackenbourg-Wolfenbuttle died at Blacken-bourg the 12th of this Month, in the 70th Year of her Age. ' Yefterday Sir Peter'Warren, Lieut. General Howard, and -Capt. Holbourne, took the Oiths in the Court of Common Pleas, Weltmitifter, to qualify themfelves for their refpeclive Offices. .We are affured frorrrgood Authority, that there are-at this Time Numbers of Popifli Priefts at Rotter-dam, and other Ports in the United Provinces, with an Lntept to come over to England j-With what View we do not pretend Pofnively to Affert : But think it. may be. v.,ortfa Confideration.-^They find it difficult to obtain Paffports, and therefore get over in rhe beft manner they can in the Holland Traders.-As a Proof of what we fay, thejte are now three of them Prifonerson board the St. Quintin Ship of War, the Captain of which difcover'd them on-board the Veflels lately arrived in the River from Rotterdam. We are informed that there are Eight Ships arrived at Bourdeaux in France, laden with Corn from England;-� How they dare to do this, contrary to ftrift Laws, is a Matter of Surprize. To-morrow being the Birth-day of hsr Royal Highness the Princefs of Wales, who then enters into the 29th Yeaf of her Age, their Royal Highneffes will receive the Compliments of the Nobility and Gentry at Leicefter'-Houfe. Yefterday a Difpenfation pafs'd the Great Seal to enable John Taylor, D.D. to hold the Vicarage of Bedlow in the Coun'y of Bucks, and Diocefe of Lincoln ; together with the Reclory of Wtftcm Tarville in the fame County and Diocefe. ' Laft Week Mr. John Higgenfon, Stationer, at Manche-fter, was married at Boden near that P'.ace, to Mrs. Helen Cartwright, a very agreeable Widow Lady, with 3.000 I. Fortune. Some Time fince died at Bofton in New-England, the Rev. Dr. Coleman, in a very advanced Age. On Saturday laft about 5 o'Clock one of the Camber-well Coaches was robbed oppofite to the Miller's by two Foot-Pads, who took from tne Paffengers three Watches, and about 20 1. Yefterday Elizabeth Williams was committed to the Gatehoufe, by Thomas Ellys, Efqj for ftealing a Gold Ring, the Property of Mr. Thomas Althrop. BANKRUPTS. Jofeph Jelfe, late of Durfley, in the County of Glou-cefter, Grocer and Chapman. James White, late of Altofts, in the Parifli of Normaa-ton and County of York, Butcher. John Bennett, of Abingdon, in Berks, Shopkeeper and Chapman. John Child, of the Parifh of St. Botolph without Bifliopf-gate, Haberdafher. Philip Matthew Brohier, late of Southampton, Merchant and Factor. Thomas Bull, late of Grace-chutch-ftreet, Hard-ware- man. High Water at London-Bridge this Day at 50 Minutes after 11^_ bank biocK 121 1 half a 3 8ths. India Diuo *rji a 160 1 half South Sea Stock 99 5 8ths. Ditto Old Annuities 94 1 4th Ditto New 94 1 4th a 3 Sths a 1 4th. Four per Cent. Bank An&uities 1746 93 3 8tbs. D'tto 1747 91 3 4ths a 92. Three per Cent. Annnut-ties 82 a 3 8th.5. Million Bank 100 1 half. Equivalent 99. Royal Affurance 72 1 half. London Affuisncc 10. tnglifh Copper 5 1. Seven per Cent Emperor** Loan no Price. Five fefCent. ditto ne Price. Bank Circulation 2 1. 2 s. 6d. Prem. Iidia Bonds 22a. a 21 s. Prem. Three and a half Salt 1745 no Price. Three and a half per Cent. Exchequer Orders no Price. Three per Cent, ditto no Price. Lottery Tickets 10 1. 6 s. a' 3 s. a 5 s.__ A H A Y - M A R K E T. TtheKI N'G's THEATRE in the HAY-MARKET, on Saturday next, will be performed an OPERA, call'd LUCIUS VERUS. Fit and Boxes to be put together, ind no Perfons to be admitted without Tickets, which will bedeliver'd that Day, at the faid Office, at Ha f a Guinea each. Gallery Five Shillings. By HIS M A J E S T Y'i Command, No Perfons whateverte Readmitted behind the Scenes. The Gallery will be open'd at Four o'Clock. Pit and Boxes at Five. Te begin exactly at Six. Attendance will be given at the faid Office every Day, from Ten in the Morning, till Two in the Afternoon, to deliver oujt Pn>-pofils, and take in Subfcriptions._ Admiralty-Office, 1 7 Nov. 1747. THE Court Ma> t.al appointed for enquiring into the Condua of Cap. THOMAS FOX, late Commander cf bit Majefty s Ship the Kent in the late Engagement at Sea, intending to proceed thereon at Spithead, in the Beginning of the ntxt Pf'ttk, the Lords CommiJJioners of fhe Admiralty do keyeby JiriQly order all Capains tijba are to ajjift thereat; and alfo all Ptrfonj v.ho have been fummoned to give their Evidence, and are now abferit from Portfm'outb not to fail to be at that Place byMonday >xxtt the 23a Liftant. T. CORBETT. ADVERT ISEMENTS are taken in for this Paper, at Lloyd's Coffee-House, ia Lombard-Street. ;


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The Anglo-Saxon name Nason comes from when its first bearer worked as a in one of the various settlements called Ash in Derbyshire, Surrey, Hampshire, and many other places. The surname Nason is also derived from residence near an ash tree. The surname Nason belongs to both the category of habitation names, which are derived from pre-existing names for towns, villages, parishes, or farmsteads, and to the class of topographic surnames, which were given to people who resided near physical features such as hills, streams, churches, or types of trees.
The surname Nason was first found in Worcestershire where they held a family seat from early times and their first records appeared on the early census rolls taken by the early Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects.
Until quite recently, the English language has lacked a definite system of spelling rules. Consequently, Anglo-Saxon surnames are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. Changes in Anglo-Saxon names were influenced by the evolution of the English language, as it incorporated elements of French, Latin, and other languages. Although Medieval scribes and church officials recorded names as they sounded, so it is common to find one person referred to by several different spellings of his surname, even the most literate people varied the spelling of their own names. Variations of the name Nason include Nash, Naish, Nashe and others.
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Nason research. Another 165 words (12 lines of text) covering the years 1394, 1395, 1377, 1379, 1380, 1381, 1383, 1400, 1590, 1661, 1640, 1648, 1593, 1647 and 1626 are included under the topic Early Nason History in all our PDF Extended History products.
Another 171 words (12 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Nason Notables in all our PDF Extended History products.
Some of the Nason family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 75 words (5 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products.
Searching for a better life, many English families migrated to British colonies. Unfortunately, the majority of them traveled under extremely harsh conditions: overcrowding on the ships caused the majority of the immigrants to arrive diseased, famished, and destitute from the long journey across the ocean. For those families that arrived safely, modest prosperity was attainable, and many went on to make invaluable contributions to the development of the cultures of the new colonies. Research into the origins of individual families in North America revealed records of the immigration of a number of people bearing the name Nason or a variant listed above:
Nason Settlers in United States in the 17th Century
Nason Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
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Nason Settlers in Canada in the 18th Century
Nason Settlers in Canada in the 20th Century
The Nason Family Crest was acquired from the Houseofnames.com archives. The Nason Family Crest was drawn according to heraldic standards based on published blazons. We generally include the oldest published family crest once associated with each surname.
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I used ziti because it's my favorite. The sauce is too yummy for words and the color of this dish is delightful. Served with hot French bread...a great meal.
I actually got Dh to make this and it was great. One admonition not to burn the garlic was all the direction it took. Every man should have a pasta dish in his repertoire, wouldn't you agree, ladies?
This was really good, except I just really didn't like the flavor of the bell pepper with the sauce. Could be just me :). After picking them out I liked this a lot and will definitely keep this recipe. Thanks!
Such a nice, light meal - would be great for summer especially. It was completely different than I thought it would be and I was plesantly surprized. A great, quick recipe!
This a light dish, yet very tasty. The sauce is what makes the difference. I used asparagus instead of the snowpeas and everyone thought it was a great combination.


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Antigua Street Restaurant » Sample Wine List
White Wines
175ml Glass 250ml Glass 75cl Bottle
Catarratto, Palazzo del Mare (Italy)
Tropical peach and pineapple balanced by a lick of acidity. Fragrant and delicious, perfect with chicken or pork. Catarratto is Sicily's signature white grape.
4.25 5.50 16.00
Chenin Blanc, Aloe Tree (South Africa)
Bright and fruity with a full, juicy palate. Ripe flavours of pear, peach and papaya enable this to complement richer dishes.
4.60 5.95 17.50
Pinot Grigio, Calusari (Romania)
Delicate and refreshing. Ripe pear and light spice aromas lead to layers of similar flavours. Excellent aperitif or with lighter dishes.
4.95 6.30 18.50
Sauvignon Blanc, Nostros (Chile)
Zippy, fresh and intense with waves of tangy citrus building towards a mouthwatering finish. All fruit comes from fashionable cool-climate Casablanca. A graceful, sublime Sauvignon!
5.25 6.75 19.90
Vinho Verde, Quinta De Aveleda (Portugal)
A perfect example of classic Vinho Verde - fresh, floral and delicate with the subtle textural spritz this style is known for. The ideal way to wash down all forms of seafood and shellfish.
5.75 7.25 20.70
Chardonnay, IGP Pays D'Oc, Montsablé (France)
Elegant yellow fruits with subtle vanilla from very light oak. Succulent flavours, crisp acidity and delicate minerality roll into one very classy Chardonnay. Amazingly versatile with food.
5.95 7.30 21.90
Rose Wines
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Tempranillo Rosado, Campo Azafran (Spain)
Deep pink colour and big personality. Bursting with juicy flavours of wild strawberry, cranberry and raspberry.
4.20 5.25 16.00
Cinsault Rosé, IGP Pays D'Oc, La Vie en Rose (France)
Elegant and refined with a faint blush of colour. Crisp red fruits and fragrant sandalwood lead to a dry, creamy finish.
5.25 6.25 19.50
Red Wines
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Tempranillo, Campo Flores (Spain)
Succulent, juicy Tempranillo from organically grown grapes. Strawberries and blackcurrants with a warming, herby finish.
4.25 5.50 16.00
Merlot, Umbrele (Romania)
Simple, well-balanced Merlot with a silky texture, soft berry fruit and a hint of spice. An easy complement to most meals.
4.50 5.95 17.00
Syrah, IGP D'Oc, Languedoc, Casse Noix (France)
Blackberry and damson flavours with an appealing rustic edge. The soft, velvety finish leaves you wanting more! Delicious with braised meats.
4.95 6.25 18.50
Rioja, Finca Manzanos (Spain)
Bright and juicy with supple blackberry fruit and a silky texture. Well-balanced with hints of violets and spice. Classic Rioja from a wonderful winemaking family.
5.25 6.75 19.70
Pinot Noir, Gran Reserva Nostros (Chile)
Medium-bodied showing signature Pinot aromas of black cherry, strawberry and violets with a touch of pepper. Ideal with game, salmon, and softer cuts of meat.
5.75 7.15 21.25
Malbec Organic, Vida Organica (Argentina)
Polished and handsome with flavours of tobacco, fig and prune. Sweet tannins, fresh acidity and bold fruits make this the perfect partner for grilled meats and steak.
5.95 7.50 22.50
Dessert Wine
125ml Glass 50 cl Bottle
Torrontés Tardio, Zuccardi (Argentina)
Silky, perfumed and complex with flavours of honey, dried fruit and vanilla. Versatile with most desserts, but truly sublime with cheese!
5.95 19.00
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Prosecco Frizzante DOC, Casa Defra, Cielo e Terra (Italy)
Discreetly fruity with fine bubbles and a delicate bouquet. Effortless, elegant and very moreish.
6.95 22.00
Crémant de Loire Blanc, Carte Turquoise Domaine des Baumard (France)
Cremants are Champagne-style wines made throughout France. Minerally with flavours of apple and pink grapefruit, a fine bubbly mousse and a crisp, biscuity finish.
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Taittinger Brut Réserve. Champagne (France)
Sophisticated and delicate with dried fruits, brioche and white blossom The palate shows creamy elegance lifted by floods of bubbles.
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Australia's Howard a surprise 9-11 witness
Sep 5, 2011, 6:42 a.m.
By James Grubel
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's former Prime Minister John Howard, a surprise witness to the September11, 2001, attacks on the United States, believes former President George W. Bush deserves more praise for his response and for stopping further attacks.
Howard was in Washington when hijacked airliners crashed into the towers of New York's World Trade Center, the Defense headquarters the Pentagon, and into a field in Pennsylvania. Among the thousands killed were 22 Australians.
In an interview to mark a decade since the attacks, Howard said he has no regrets about joining the war in Afghanistan, cautions against an premature withdrawal of troops, and said history will vindicate Bush's response to the new threats.
"History will vindicate his great success in keeping America free from a further terrorist attack," Howard told Reuters from his office overlooking Sydney Harbour.
"The decisions I believed were right. I still believe they were right, and I believe history will vindicate them."
The events of September 11 came at the half-way mark of Howard's term as prime minister, and had a profound impact on his next six years in office, propelling national security to the equal top political issue alongside economic management.
The attacks helped cement a close personal and political alliance between Howard and Bush, who named Howard a "man of steel" for his steadfast support of the United States, and fundamentally re-shaped the Australia-U.S. military alliance, which had been the bedrock of Australia's security for 50 years.
The attacks also led Australia into the war in Afghanistan, and later Iraq. The war in Afghanistan is now stretching into its 10th year, with 29 Australian soldiers killed.
Howard said he had no regrets about committing troops to the war in Afghanistan. But he cautioned against any premature withdrawal of allied forces because of falling public support for the war.
In Australia, latest polls show 64 percent believe Australian forces should be withdrawn, compared with 47 percent 12 months ago.
"It was certainly worth fighting and I do believe it can be won. Slow though the progress seems to be, it is being won," he said.
"It would be a big error for the allies to pull out prematurely," he said.
"Pakistan is more unstable than it was 10 years ago. If we left behind an ambiguous situation in Afghanistan, the impact of that on the terrorist cause in Pakistan, which is a nuclear-armed country, could be quite dramatic."
The day before the attacks, on September 10, 2001, Howard met Bush for the first time. They spent four hours together, including talks over lunch at the White House, starting what became a strong political alliance and personal friendship.
"We didn't talk about terrorism. Nobody knew this terrible event was just around the corner," Howard said.
The trip had been timed to mark the 50th anniversary of the ANZUS military alliance, which commits Australia, New Zealand and the United States to come to the support of each other if their countries are attacked.
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It's Official: Greece To Pay May 15 Bond Maturity
Earlier, we reported on media speculation that this was a done deal. We now get confirmation.
- GREECE SAYS TODAY'S DECISION DOESN'T PREJUDICE FUTURE DECISIONS - no, just those you have to COMPLY with
In other words, just as Zero Hedge predicted in January, non-Greek law bondholders, who did not comply with the PSI, had all the leverage.
And by the way, this is not Greece masking the decision. This is the international bondholder community strong-arming Greece behind the scenes, as non-payment on strong covenants bonds would be tantamount to a null and voiding of virtually the entire strong covenant sovereign bond market instantaneously.
And again: congratulation to all those who were not Steve Rattnered into agreeing to the PSI, and held out: the 135% annualized return is worth it. Just keep this in mind when the PSIs of Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Italy take places next.
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Thank you Greece. You know where to send the money.
The Can has been kicked just a little farther.
At this point the kicking is just around the cul-de-sac, not really going anywhere.
The international bond market can strongarm anyone they like, but if you don't have the money you can't pay.
"Man who pay debt today he can't afford go broker tomorrow."
So the ECB and the outgoing Greek leadership guarantee debt repayment, the "bailout" is for the banks. I'm sure once all or most of the banks who've agreed to the haircut on their Greece holdings are repaid by easy money from the ECB/German taxpayers, there'll be a default and not 1 cent will have gone to the Greek people. The Ponzi scheme continues...
I heard they found some loose change in the bottom of the cookie jar. I paid my mortgage last month with what I found in the living room sofa cushions.
It was buried under all the garbage in the basement of the Athens Ministry of Finance.
Pay your overlords.
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To me, THIS is a credit event.
How did they pay? Did the shipping oligarchs or the church leaders come to the rescue? Nobody else has any money.
Which Finance Min. is in charge? I thought they'd be without a government for now?
Dont worry he will be charged with theft soon enough.
'How did they pay?'
That's the very beauty of the creditmoney system.
Not that easy to do. ECB didn't come in guns blazing and making the payment.
So .... Greece HAS (some) money if they've got no other option BUT to make the payment.
Wondering if starving and austerity impoverished Greeks understand this?
Perhaps. If you rule out outside involvement, then sure.
I, for one, do not believe in some fabricated story of 'secret' Greek capital, in the Church or otherwise. Who profits from having obscurantist 'money'? Hint: It ain't the church.
It's a fact that the shipping oligarchs and the church are sitting on billions of cash. Most is parked outside Greece.
The church is tax exempt which is quite common, but the shipping oligarchs are tax exempt also.
Both groups are pretty well the largest owners of Greek assets and wealth. Wonder why?
Outside involvement is possible of course. But the people will demand to know how this payment was made TODAY when the country is officially bankrupt or close to it.
Someone will have to explain to them where the money came from. If that someone says, the payment came from the public purse that someone might as well hide for the rest of his / her life. If he/she says the money came from outside, then all other lenders will want to find out how that was possible.
So what are they going to tell the Greek people and the rest of the world? They can't hide this forever. Making the payment was a crucial mistake imo.
I wonder where they got or will get the money? Should we ask Ben?
Down to $1.5B in the coffers.
Looks like Juncker was right. "When it gets serious you have to lie"
We all know where the "money" came from.
The show must go on.
Nothing is going to change until there are a sufficient number of people in the streets.
"And again: congratulation to all those who were not Steve Rattnered into agreeing to the PSI, and held out: the 135% annualized return is worth it. Just keep this in mind when the PSIs of Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Italy take places next."
Can I get in on some of that action? I have $50 from my paper route to blow.
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...........dammit that Wimpy dude was right...........today is tuesday.
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Rattnered :Verb,past tense; stolen :see corzined.
Is this bullish?
Good news, I guess. But look at the chart of OTHER Greece debt maturity.
Greece just excercised an option to default on future debt.
I wouldn't bet on it.
When they need the money, they can find it somehow, somewhere from someone.
In the meantime, they go begging thou neighbours to pay the bills.
Greeks are crooks and shysters. Germany should cut them off the EU pronto and set the example.
So once again intead of doing the right thing for the country the leaders of Greece decide to screw their people further.
BY the way to all you Greeks...you are welcome for the money to pay your debts.
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I bet the ECB had a cattle prod up the Greek Finance Minister's ass to get them to do this. ECB must be worried about all those insolvent bank's collateral if Greece went into technical default.
Did they find the money under the rubbish in the Finance Ministry's room. Maybe there are some gold sovereigns under there too.
Let's wait until the parties that are owed the money tell us that they have been paid. Until then I wouldn't believe a thing I read.
It's really quite simple....the Greek citizens should just murder the politicians owned by the bankers, and then tell said bankers to FUCK OFF.... the aversion to freedom baffles me....
until they are passed retropectively ...
Only the lawyers won in this last ponzi. I bet most know they wont make this type of money again....well until the next time ;-)
Hey, 435 million euro down, only 6.2 billion to go - piece of cake!
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When the news of this event makes it to the average Greek citizen, that citizen going to think:
1. My (savings/pension fund) owned some of the Greek law bonds, which have lost most of their value; however
2. My pain is not shared by the (foreign) hedge fund managers who owned most of the foreign law bonds, because they have just been paid in full.
Isn't this the stuff of revolutions?
You know, if Greece could just charge a commission on all the money flowing through it, from Northern Euro taxpayers to Northern Euro banks, it might have a chance balancing its budget...
When the rules only get to be applied when people feel like it, there are no rules.
The take-away on this is, I'd be takin' my marbles off the sovereign debt table and going home.
This is the biggest non-news of the day. The week?!
And while not pertinent now, when it comes time for the rest of the PIS on the plate then we'll see who's laughing.


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Byron Leu, ISU Extension Livestock Field Specialist, Southeast Iowa
For 33 successful years, the Cornbelt Cow-Calf Conference (CCCC) was held at the Coliseum in Ottumwa, Iowa. During that time, the conference had become a regionally recognized program that brought beef producers, industry representatives, university researchers, and agency staff together to address cow-calf issues, management ideas, and technological advances. In 2003, the city of Ottumwa decided to demolish the aging Coliseum and replace the facility with a new and improved Civic Center. Because this process would span multiple years, the Cornbelt Cow-Calf Conference did not have an appropriate location/facility to support the program.
Initially, the general committee explored potential southeast Iowa sites to determine if existing facilities would be available to host the event in 2005 and 2006. The search process produced only a few appropriate sites. However, the Vermeer Manufacturing site in Pella was available and did meet the physical needs of the event. Following interaction with the Vermeer group, the CCCC committee decided to sponsor the event at the Pella location. It should be noted that the flexibility of the Vermeer facilities expanded the educational opportunities of the event. In the past, the educational program had 5-6 presentations with little or no interaction with the attendees. However, at the Vermeer site, 13 presentations were included in the program, allowing attendees to pick and choose topics and/or presenters.
The transition of the Cornbelt Cow-Calf Conference from the Ottumwa Coliseum to the Vermeer Center was extremely successful. Without question, the CCCC committee and selected industry players were concerned about the future of the event. The program had a strong reputation for recruiting outstanding presenters, selecting topics that reflected industry challenges, and being flexible in adapting to the needs of the producer, agribusiness representative, and commercial exhibitor. With the relocation and new site, would the program lose its luster? According to the first year results, the answer would be "No." The response of attendees (>60) indicated the 2005 program was well received. Almost unanimously, the questionnaire summary reflected that: 1) Producers and agribusiness representatives found the topics informative and relevant, 2) The breakout sessions were beneficial and should be continued in 2006, 3) Adequate time for viewing the over 70 exhibits was built into the one-day event, and 4) The facility met the needs of the participants. In 2005, approximately 525 producers and agribusiness people attended the program. These attendees were from 51 Iowa counties and seven other states. Over 70 exhibitors participated, sharing their products and services with the attending producers. Previous survey summaries have reflected that the Conference has created positive changes in producer's operations due to the educational segment and exhibitor involvement. The responses in 2005 indicated that positive changes continue to be incorporated into the operations of attending producers, with these changes increasing beef-related returns, improving production efficiency, while decreasing the labor inputs. The CCCC committee looks forward to delivering another high quality program in 2006!
August 29, 2005
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