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Qatar's Largest Investment Bank Discusses American Monetary Diarrhea
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bidetesque, montezuma's revenge....
market @ 11 ms month highs, and are full of fitting metaphors.
Fuckin' awesome! Monetary Diarrhea...you guys think that phase has been trademarked yet? Put that on a ZH shirt! I' m buying!
thank you for the perspective...the diarrhea metaphor is really a euphemism.
just flush your monetary diarrhea down the monetary bidet....
talk about contempt for brother ben's travelling economic salvation show....pack up the bankers and grab the old regulators cause everyone knows about brother bailout's show....reach out your hand...
I am reminded one again that there is no such thing as coincidence.
No offense, but middle east oil money is among the dumbest money around isn't it? If even they recognize the diarhea the gig is up, one would thing.
foreigners are not buying our bonds....the
fed is buying them from accounts in the caymen
the chinese, europeans, arabs are NOT buying
our bonds...
This is a repost of a comment I posted in another thread.
The recession does not need to be over. The public just needs to "Think" the recession is over. And the public will think the recession is over when the indicators that the public relies on for information shows that the recession is over.
The public watches the DOW Jones Industrial average.
The public watches the S&P 500.
The public watches the NASDAQ.
The public watches the price of oil.
The public does NOT watch the dollar, or the baltic dry, or the carry trade, or bond rates, or M1, or M2, or MZM, or anything else that needs more than 3 seconds to figure out.
Please understand, the traders in GS and JPM and the rest of Wall Street are not stupid. (Greedy, lying, thieves that would pimp their mothers for a buck, but not stupid.) And please understand that they read web pages, or have someone else read web pages, and give them the results. Well, when main stream media web comments are talking about lining up big bank traders and Wall Street insiders and hanging them along each side of Wall Street, there is a problem. (Look for comments from April through Juneish on Yahoo, MSN, CNBC,NY Times, etc.) Also understand that it is VERY hard to spend your stolen trillions when you are hanging by the neck from a lamp post 10 feet from the ground and the crows have pecked out your eyes.
We were || that close to a revolution, and for the first time in a generation the first people up against the wall would not have been the lawyers or politians, but instead would have been the bankers.
So yes, the bankers will push up the DJ, and S&P, and NASDAQ, and Oil. They wont care how they do it, because the public does not care how they do it. The public just needs the perception that things are better.
They will do this by placing out of favor mainstream stocks (BAC, C, FNM, FRM, CAR, etc) on a rocket and shooting them up, and when those stocks are at a comfortable level, they will SLOWLY sell off their position as the public, pension funds, mutual funds, and 401ks buy into the higher level.
The reason they will keep it slow is that if they sell off too fast, the market will crash, and bankers will then die. But if they pull out slowly, they both get to keep more gains on their scheme, and individual stocks that fall ~1% a day do not make the news.
At this point, it is about survival for the bankers. They have the profit, now they just need to be able to keep it and spend it. Please keep this in mind when thinking about trading or shorting the market.
So true, but 'the public' watches their prospects most of all. And 'the public' (as well as the bankers approving their loans) has started to do rudimentary math.
The administration is hoping they can Confidence their way out of this hole, but with individual and corporate balance sheets the way they are it ain't gonna be that easy.
It doesn't matter what the DOW/S&P/Oil is at.. if the "public" cannot pay for food because they are that far in debt then this country has a problem. Foreclosures and insolvency with continue to climb until the proverbial straw breaks the proverbial camel's back..
Until the philosophy which hold one race superior
And another
Is finally
And permanently
And abandoned -
Everywhere is war -
Me say war.
That until there no longer
First class and second class citizens of any nation
Until the colour of a mans skin
Is of no more significance than the colour of his eyes -
Me say war.
That until the basic human rights
Are equally guaranteed to all,
Without regard to race -
Dis a war.
That until that day
The dream of lasting peace,
World citizenship
Rule of international morality
Will remain in but a fleeting illusion to be pursued,
But never attained -
Now everywhere is war - war.
And until the ignoble and unhappy regimes
That hold our brothers in angola,
In mozambique,
South africa
Sub-human bondage
Have been toppled,
Utterly destroyed -
Well, everywhere is war -
Me say war.
War in the east,
War in the west,
War up north,
War down south -
War - war -
Rumours of war.
And until that day,
The african continent
Will not know peace,
We africans will fight - we find it necessary -
And we know we shall win
As we are confident
In the victory
Of good over evil -
Good over evil, yeah!
Good over evil -
Good over evil, yeah!
Good over evil -
Good over evil, yeah!
a bit off topic but never entirely so when exposing fraud and criminality of ben bernanke i have just read chapman's report that ben is buying bonds offshore in the caymen islands...he was reporting the findings of rob kirby and ellen brown...
somehow this ties into the cia operation of which madoff was a part and relates to the 134b usd bond brouhaha with madoff taking money to israel and the caribbean - most likely caymens...
hence it seems that ben, cia, madoff, israel have been conspiring to prop up bonds probably in exchange for jets and an attack on syria....yes syria - not iran...not sure how it all fits together but i know there are connections....
the europeans and chicoms have not been buying bonds although they may have been converting mbs diarrhea into t-bond diarrhea...however, they have not been net buyers...
and so diarrhea has a place to go and it is not necessarily the bidet...its outcome will be more economic collapse and inflation....yes good old fashioned inflation...
Can someone refer me to a chart that shows monetary base overlaid with some measure of total outstanding credit? The reason that this astronomical rise in the monetary base won't cause inflation is the corresponding shrinkage of credit, no?
not quite....although there is an element of truth
the main reason why the large rise in monetary
base has not been price inflationary so far has
been because it includes about 800b usd deposited
at the fed by the banks receiving bailout money....
banks simply are not loaning the money which means
that the fractional expansion power is inert
to a point.
on the other hand, credit has been contracting
but not at nearly the same rate at which the
money base has expanded...thus production is
declining...hold on to that thought....
however, credit sensitive markets such as
real estate are seeing declines in price levels
but much of that is due to defaults from
lost income or income which never existed
as per ninja loans....and yet this is only a
sliver of the story....the supply of housing is
even so, a lot of money has leaked into the
economy from the fed via qe - it typically
takes 12-18 months for price inflation to
show up once monetary inflation has begun....the
data is starting to show significant cpi
so increasing money supply will eventually
enter the productive economy which has been
shrinking with a strong upward push on prices...
Or maybe we'll have inflation because of a currency crisis. Credit keeps contracting and the FED keeps printing until foreign makets yell uncle on the dollar. Or maybe the US will step in first and formally devalue the dollar.
mUCH OF THIS MONEY IS ENDING UP IN STOCKS AND OTHER INVESTMENTS. THAT IS WHERE THE RISE COMES FROM. NOT REAL INVESTORS.
A pity Bernanke, the professed scholar of the Great Depression, hasn't learnt from history. We all have to suffer as a result. Just incredible!!
See this is the way to run a bank...http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/6199483/...
Barclays ("former" employees) sets up a company called Protium Finance (I love that name) and loans it $12.6 Billion so it can buy $12.3 Billion worth of toxic assets from Barclays. No need to write down those assets -- they don't own them anymore. BRILLIANT.
Wonder how many others did the samething? Well, besides the USA and bond buying...ouch.
You've heard of the RACERs at Lehman, now Goldman has created a new vehicle for Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds known as ASSETs: Anally Secreted Securities for Eastern Targets.
Research - the Qatar / Tony Blair / Barclays links
we love this one:
"This event of Generations X & Y seeing their Baby Boomer parents & grandparents go back to work will have a profound effect on the US Consumer's Psyche for years to come."
maybe Kevin's comment not so random nonsense?
fool us once, shame on yous.
Diarrhea: an explosive discharge of liquid waste. Yeah, sound about right.
My bowels have never been the same after seeing
those rusty ship pictures yesterday - now this!
I'm in trouble.
From Bloomberg: China's Pig Farmers Amass Copper, Nickel, Sucden Says
Pig farmers and other speculators may have amassed more than 50,000 metric tons, Jeremy Goldwyn, who oversees business development in Asia for London-based Sucden, wrote in an e- mailed report after a visit to China. That's about half the level of inventories tallied by the Shanghai Futures Exchange, which stood last week at a two-year high of 97,396 tons.
Just when you thought things could not get any more absurd!
I guess I should stock pile FCX on the back of this news.
TCK. China already frontran the pig farmers.


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SInce his curly fuzzy hair, soft chubby cheeks just make you feel like cuddling up to him and stroking the soft plush fur on his hair, selecting the theme for his first birthday was no brainer. We planned a teddy bear party for 35 people, selecting blue and brown as official party colors. I mailed out the hand-made invitations about three weeks in advance. Most signange and decoration stuff was DIY, e.g. the old photo frames got a make over with brown crepe paper and blue ribbon bows. Wallpapers were used as table runners and matching placements. The same wallpaper was used to make the party banner with our son´s pictures on it. I also made decorative paper fans out of blue and brown printing paper. Papa bear made wooden frames to match the entire theme. The food items were also kept with the teddy bear theme including:
Beary noses, Paw-tato honeycomb, Teddy burgers, Cub sandwiches, Beary hugs, Cutie pies, plush paws, cuddly jars.
I also added my son´s baby food jars dolled up with some blue ribbon and filled with biryani rice (it was lunch time) to the table and jazzed up the lids with brown teddy faces made from construction paper.
We also had a photo booth to create a lasting memory of the event. Most props were also hand-made.
Each teddy bear went home with a basket full of favors including home-made almond honey butter, a box of candies, biscuits and chocolate bars.
It was a great party! I had literally put my heart and soul into it by working on the tiny details. Hope my son would cherish the pictures some day!

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Community Hospital nurse wins peer recognition
TORRINGTON, WY (Dec. 18, 2013) – Co-workers at Community Hospital have recognized outpatient nurse Staci Willey in the hospital's Holiday Appreciation contest.
Willey recently became the nursing coordinator for infusion services and received accolades from her peers for her performance in that role.
The Holiday Appreciation Award was created to allow employees to give a co-worker the gift of appreciation during the holiday season. Criteria include inspiration, kindness, compassion and selflessness.
The winner received an iPad mini.
In the nomination for the Holiday Appreciation Award, her co-worker wrote "When Staci started the journey in outpatient nursing she quickly discovered she was working with a blank slate and had the ability to grow the department. She has made some wonderful changes and has developed a solid fan base with her patients.
Her co-workers said Willey always makes sure patients are well taken care of, laughing and crying with them and "always fighting for them. She truly inspires me to continue to endure for our patients."
Community Hospital in Torrington, WY, is operated by Banner Health, one of the nation's largest nonprofit healthcare systems with 24 hospitals in seven states. Community Hospital was constructed on its current site in 1977 and offers obstetrics, general surgery, oncology, inpatient and outpatient diagnostics, community wellness and Emergency care. For more information, visit www.BannerHealth.com/Torrington.


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Suppose that there are two groups $G$ and $H$, and there is a group homomorphism function $f: G \rightarrow H$. If there is a group homomorphism function $z: H \rightarrow G$ that is not an inverse of $f$, can $G$ and $H$ be said to be in bijection?
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Being in bijection has nothing to do with the group structure. Using trivial homomorphisms and some finite and infinite groups, it easy to see what are the possibilities. I list some explicit examples.
Consider $G = \mathbb{Z}$ and $H = \mathbb{Z} / 2\mathbb{Z}$. There is a group homomorphism $\Phi : G \rightarrow H$ and $\Psi : H \rightarrow G$ defined as the trivial homomorphism sending everything to the identity. Clearly $G$ and $H$ are not in bijection.
Similarly $G = \mathbb{Z} / 4 \mathbb{Z}$ and $H = \mathbb{Z} / 2 \mathbb{Z} \times \mathbb{Z} / 2\mathbb{Z}$. Again letting $\Phi$ and $\Psi$ be trivial group homomorphism. In this case, they two are in bijection since they are finite group of order $4$.
Let $G$ be $Z_6$, and let $H$ be $Z_2$.
Consider the homomorphism $f:G\to H$ which takes 0,2, and 4 in $Z_6$ to 0 in $Z_2$, and 1,3, and 5 in $Z_6$ to 1 in $Z_2$.
Let $z:H\to G$ be the homomorphism which takes every element in $Z_2$ to 0 in $Z_6$.
$z$ is not an inverse of $f$.
Can $G$ and $H$ be said to be in bijection?
Let $G$ and $K$ be finite groups. Let $f:G \rightarrow G\times K$ be the canonical injection. Let $g:G\times K \rightarrow G$ be the projection. If $K \neq 1$, $G$ and $G\times K$ are not isomorphic.


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If you are already feeling wobbly on your feet, adding heels to the mix might be a dangerous combination.
But an interesting study published in the December 2007 issue of the Journal Nature showed that women are made to balance that extra frontal weight that comes with pregnancy. One of our lower lumbar vertebrae is wedge-shaped and more square than men's, and when body size is taken into account, one of our critical hip joints is actually 14 percent larger. Additionally, our back muscles compensate for the extra front load (that's the source of your back pain), so you can feel confident knowing that we're designed to not fall over.
But if sky-high heels still have you stressing, skip them for awhile. Flats are good, but don't go too low as some can stress your calf muscles and offer little support to your feet. Instead, try a one-inch kitten heel or a sliver wedge to flatter your legs and keep your feet squarely on the ground.


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The Cabo San Lucas-based property plans to open 17 new units in building C on February 7 and 26 more by the end of that month, with full completion expected by May 2014. The new units will include studio suites, master suites, presidential suites and two bedroom Penthouses. Once complete, construction on Building D will begin which includes the addition of the Main Lobby, providing a more convenient check-in and check-out process for travelers. Additionally, Phase 3 will include the opening of the Kids Club at Grand Solmar Land's End Resort & Spa, which will provide the hotels youngest guests with a special, designated play area and an exciting daily program of activities and games for children ages 5 to 12.
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Montville Township Committee Special Meeting
Tuesday, December 21, 2010, 7:00 p.m.
Montville Township Municipal Building, 195 Changebridge Road, Montville, New Jersey
7:09 p.m. – Statement of Open Public Meetings Act Compliance read by Chairman James Sandham, Jr.: "As required by the Open Public Meetings Act, adequate Notice of this meeting has been provided which Notice specified the time and place of the meeting to the extent known at that time. The Notice was posted on the bulletin board at the Municipal Building, mailed to The Daily Record, The Star Ledger, and The Citizen as well as other newspapers and it was placed on file in the Township Clerk's office. This meeting has been properly noticed to the public in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act."
Roll call Township Committee:
Present: Committeeman Don Kostka
Committeewoman Deborah Nielson
Committeeman Tim Braden
Chairman James Sandham, Jr.
Absent: Committeeman Art Daughtry
Also present: Gertrude Atkinson, Township Clerk
Committeeman-elect Scott Gallopo
Discussion regarding 2011 Board and Commission appointments:
Board of Adjustment: Reappoint Jim Marinello. Move Ken Shirkey from alternate to regular member. Appoint Keith Olsen Alternate #1 and John Petrozzino Alternate #2. Maury Cartine and Carl DiPiazza don't want to be reappointed.
Board of Health: Reappointment Sunil Shah and Arnold Pallay. Concerned with Pallay's attendance. Make sure he is still interested/committed. Committeeman Braden will call him. If Pallay not interested, then appoint Dr. DiOrio.
Design Review Committee: Reappoint Mike Karlan, Joe Nadler, Frank Suppa, and Mike Kopas. Committeewoman Nielson will check with Kopas and Suppa to be sure they want to be reappointed. Morgan, Guterman, and Murphy not being reappointed. Appoint Olsen, Eisenhaur, and Shahnaz.
Drug Awareness Municipal Alliance: Reappoint Maryann Witty and Gilbert Mandel. New appointments – Bryan Fucetola, June Witty, and LaMar Blecker. Ciasullo, Romola, and LoBiondo don't want to be reappointed.
Economic Development Committee: Reappoint Ron Cain, Everett Vreeland, Margaret Miller-Sanders, and Kevin Seidel.
Environmental Commission: Reappoint Kornreich and Canning. Muhaw does not want to be reappointed. Move Mianecki from alternate to regular member. Appoint Andrew Pappachen to Alternate #1.
Historic Preservation Review Commission: Reappoint Condit and Gamsby. Move Ruby from alternate to regular member. Lehnert does not want to be reappointed. Move Sapperstein from Alternate #2 to Alternate #1. Consensus – appoint Fisher to Alternate #2.
Housing Committee: Reappoint Franco and Mahmood.
Library Board of Trustees: Consensus – reappoint Peter King.
Planning Board: Reappoint Canning, Hines, and Speciale.
Recreation Commission: Concerned about Deane Driscoll's travel schedule. Can there be an established alternate? Township Clerk will check with legal counsel. Reappoint Driscoll. If there can be an alternate, appoint Larry Manfra. Braden will call Driscoll to find out his status.
Residents' with Disabilities Advisory Committee: Goodman and Cavanaugh not being reappointed. Cavanaugh – conflict with meeting night. Appoint Kathleen Walter to regular position. Move Amy O'Neil from alternate to regular member. Reach out to Dr. DiOrio. If he is not interested, then appoint Bryan Fucetola to Alternate #1.
Long-Term Financial Planning Committee: Reappoint all.
Open Space Committee: Reappoint all. Committeeman-elect Gallopo will speak to Bryan Fucetola to see if he would like to be appointed to the Open Space Committee.
Discussion regarding 2011 Chairperson:
Sandham stated he served as Mayor this past year. He made some mistakes. He would like to be reappointed as Mayor.
Gallopo stated he would like consistency – one-year term or two-year term for Mayor. Braden stated they can't bind future Township Committee's to terms. The Charter Study did recommend no more than three-year terms.
Sandham stated he would support Tim Braden for Deputy Mayor.
Committeeman Kostka stated his plan was to nominate Braden as Chairman. Committeewoman Nielson seconded it for discussion purposes.
Sandham stated he votes to follow the Charter Study – 2 to 3-year terms. Gallopo stated he presses again for consistency. This is something that needs to be further flushed out.
Kostka stated if no one is prepared to go any further or vote, I am prepared to nominate Sandham for a second term. Braden stated obviously we have issues up here. All in favor on calling the question of the nomination of Braden for Chairman. Roll call vote – Gallopo, pass; Kostka, yes; Nielson, yes; Braden, yes; Sandham, no; Gallopo, yes. Motion approved.
Braden nominated Kostka for Vice-Chairman. Second: Nielson – for discussion purposes. Gallopo made a motion to nominate Sandham for Vice-Chairman. Second: Sandham – for discussion purposes.
Nielson stated Mr. Kostka is representing a different viewpoint than he has in the past. He shows a willingness to work hard.
Kostka stated he is interested in serving.
Sandham withdrew his name from nomination.
Roll call vote on Kostka nomination for Vice-Chairman. Gallopo, yes. Kostka, yes; Nielson, yes; Braden, yes; Sandham, yes. Motion approved.
Public Portion:
Dan Pagano, Roome Road, Towaco, requested a copy of the Board and Commissions and their budgets. Did not know you need a permit to take a tree down. Braden explained tree permit requirements.
Gary Lewis, 5 Cooks Farm Road, Montville, stated I support all five of you as my representatives in Montville. It matters to me less who serves as the Chairperson. I hope come January 3 you better represent me the way we were represented in 2010 and we get back to the business of the people. I am going to keep a sharp eye that there is not vindictiveness, lingering, anxiety, or anger, or we will be back here calling for accountability.
Robert Lefkowitz, 81 Windsor Drive, Pine Brook, stated he is disgusted that someone says the Library Board is getting better. We just wasted two meetings on a witch hunt on one member. To say things are improving, it is just not intellectually honest.
Hearing no further comments, Chairman Sandham closed the public portion. Motion: Braden. Second: Kostka. All in favor. Motion approved.
Discussion 2011 professional services agreements:
Reappoint all current professionals normally appointed at reorganization. Reappoint current prosecutors and public defender. Appoint Chris Corcoran Tax Collector and Robert Lowenfish as Public Agency Compliance Officer.
Township Committee Liaisons to Boards and Commissions: Board of Adjustment – Kostka, Gallopo. Board of Health – Nielson, Sandham. Design Review Committee – Nielson, Braden. Drug Awareness – Gallopo, Sandham. Economic Development – Sandham, Nielson. Environmental Commission – Kostka, Braden. HPRC – Gallopo, Kostka. Housing – Nielson, Kostka.
Planning Board Township Committee member – Nielson stated she would like to continue. Her background is in planning and they have a lot of work to do next year. Kostka asked if the former Mayor typically serves on the Planning Board as a member one extra year. Sandham stated there is no requirement one way or the other. Sandham stated I have been on it for two years and I enjoy it. He would continue in that capacity if the group wants him to. Kostka stated it is my understanding that Art Daughtry stayed on for one extra year after he was Mayor. If that is the case, and if that is what Jim wants, I would support him on that. Sandham stated I have been on that board and I really would like to continue. Thank you.
Recreation – Braden, Gallopo. RDAC – Gallopo, Kostka. LTFPC – Kostka, Gallopo. Open Space Committee – Nielson, Sandham.
Board of Education liaison – Braden stated the Mayor should be the BOE liaison. Sandham agreed. Braden will be the liaison and Sandham will sit on the subcommittee.
Rockaway River Cabinet – Braden. Technology Committee – Gallopo, Sandham. Sustainability Committee – Nielson, Braden.
Township Committee agreed to honor Sal Assante, who donates landscaping and wreathes, at Reorganization.
2011 Meeting Schedule: Move January 25 meeting to January 26 due to BOE referendum date. Move November 8 meeting to November 9 due to General Election date. No meetings July 26, August 23, and December 27.
Meeting adjourned at 8:55 p.m. Motion: Kostka. Second: Gallopo. All in favor. Motion approved.
Respectfully submitted,
Gertrude H. Atkinson, Township Clerk


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Panthers top guns finally filling the net
By Harvey Fialkov
Sun Sentinel
All season long Panthers coach Pete DeBoer has implored, cajoled and practically begged his top players to produce.
On Friday, he got his wish as David Booth, Stephen Weiss and Michael Frolik all scored goals in the same game for just the second time this season to help put away the Sabres 6-2. They all lit the lamp in the 7-4 win over the Hurricanes on Nov. 5.
"We need [Frolik] to do that,'' said Weiss, whose first shorthanded goal of the season and second of his career 13 seconds into the third period gave Florida a 6-1 cushion.
"We need myself to score, [Chris Higgins], Boother. We need our top guys to score for us to be successful.''
Weiss, who also had an assist on Frolik's second-period goal, has three goals and four assists in the last five games. Frolik has scored a goal in four of the last six games and Booth tallied his first power-play goal of the season after leading the team with 11 two seasons ago.
The Panthers' much criticized 30th-ranked power-play unit has scored goals in three of the past four games, for its best run of the season.
"We talked at the 20-game mark that Weiss, Frolik and Booth all had to start scoring,'' DeBoer said. "They are and all three of those guys are starting to produce and that's what we need.''
DeBoer was also proud of his team's resliency to repeatedly shake off painful losses and follow them with victories as they did Friday after the collapse to Carolina Wednesday. Blowout losses to the Stars, Flyers and Rangers were all followed by road wins over the Canadiens, Thrashers and Lightning.
"I really like how we handled it. The Carolina game was very disappointing for everybody ,'' he said. "We got up the next day, dealt with it, pressed the reset button and from our pregame warmup through 60 minutes we were focused and ready.''
The Panthers knocked out two of the top goalies in the league in two straight games, first sending former Con Smythe winner Cam Ward to the bench after two goals on five shots in the first 1:42. And then top American goalie Ryan Miller was done after one after allowing four goals on 10 shots.
"We played right into their game plan,'' Miller said. "Didn't adjust. After a horrible start, it was a boring game after that. Pathetic."
Sabres defenseman Steve Montador was impressed by the Panthers.
"They don't get a lot of media attention, you don't hear about them a lot, but you certainly can't take these guys for granted,'' Montador said. "There's a lot of skilled players over there and they did their thing and embarrassed us."
The Panthers scored four goals in one period for the third time this season, matching their output in the first period of their home-opening 6-0 victory over the Lightning and also the second period of a 4-3 road win over the Islanders on Nov. 20.
"That four goal was big, kind of demoralized them,'' said Marty Reasoner, who had two goals in the first period to snap an 11-game goal drought but has yet to notch a hat trick in his 12th NHL season.
"I think I would've overstepped my bounds with three. Two's kind of my limit.''


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The Omaha Police Association (OPOA) is receiving serious backlash after posting a video on it's website of an African American toddler being prompted by two adults to use extreme profanity as an example of "The Thug Cycle" as News One reported on Jan. 7, 2014.
"We knew that despite the fact that it is sickening, heartbreaking footage, we have an obligation to share it to continue to educate law-abiding public about the terrible cycle of violence and thuggery that some young innocent children find themselves helplessly trapped in." - OPOA website
The two adults speaking in the video, a male and female, are cursing at each other and then encourage the toddler to repeat what they say. The vulgarity and swearing is quite unsettling, as it is language that most grown adults would never use. The toddler also flips off the man filming him.
"You a hoe b***h," says the toddler.
See the "Thug Cycle" video here. Be warned that the video includes sexual discussions, gang discussions, and strong profane language. This video is not appropriate for work and should not be viewed around children.
The OPOA says while nothing seen in the video is illegal, it is "immoral and completely unhealthy." The video has also been turned over to the Omaha Police Department's Youth Services Division to be reviewed.
Others feel the video is racist and and singles out young African American males. The American Civil Liberties Union of Nebraska found the "racially charged language" used in the OMOA's post to be very disconcerting.
Willie Hamilton, executive director of Black Men United in Omaha said this is not the first time the OMOA has posted questionable content and it should not be allowed to post a video of this nature.
"If the police chief is trying to amend the broken relationship with our community, he needs to say, 'On my watch, I will not allow this kind of behavior,'" said Hamilton. "Maybe we should look at how much control the police union has. They shouldn't be able to use the website as a shield to post these nasty things."
As you can imagine, the public on social media sites are having a field day with this. The OPOA has received harsh criticism, but is also receiving support for sharing "The Thug Cycle" video.
"Inconceivable, but important to see. This is how Al-Qaeda grooms toddlers to grow up to be terrorist. This is how the KKK grooms toddlers to grow up as murderous racist. This is what Hitler envisioned for all young German children to be good Nazi adults. We need to see this in all of it's horror," wrote one supporter on the OPOA website.
The video was originally posted on the Facebook page of the man who filmed it. Was the OPOA wrong for sharing this video? Is the video racist for using the word "thug" in a video with African Americans or is this just another reason for people to play the race card?
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Take care,
Should I buy now or wait Duy?
Too late. I buy it when people made non-sense comment or wrote non-sense articles. Now, you are 20% higher than someone who bought 12.9s this morning.
I am not short. Covered yesterday, and bought 2000 shares after hours yesterday, but got stopped out this morning on that CNBC scam. Up 55 cents after hours.


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The clever, funny, satiric and erotic "Venus in Fur" by playwright David Ives argues historic battles on gender domination and pleasure at Goodman Theatre now through April 13, 2014.
A 2011 hit on Broadway, the play brings to Chicago, Ives' interpretation of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's (think Masochism) 1869 novella on pain, pleasure and power.
As the actress auditioning for Vanda, Amanda Drinkall personifies the Venus in Fur of the book as she turns the tables on Thomas, the playwright who has adapted Sacher-Masoch's book and is directing his own show.
Rufus Collins is a very believable Thomas who reads the part opposite Vanda because his reader has left. Thomas becomes so ensnared in the role the question arises of separating the playwright's desires from that of his character.
Director Joanie Schultz moves the electric friction between the play's two protagonists at lightning speed.
A play within a play, first impressions are deceiving. Within the show's short, 90 minutes (no intermission), Vanda and Thomas seem to switch the roles of playwright, director, actor and even gender, back and forth.
Details: "Venus in Fur" is in the Albert Theatre at the Goodman, 170 N. Dearborn St., Chicago IL 60601. For tickets and more information visit Goodman Theatre or call 312-443-3800.


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The green room is shut and the pink room has to be shared by the final five in the Bigg Boss 5 house Everyone is sad and gloomy after Salman Khan's… Read Article ▶
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The new task revolves around the cult movie, Sholay, where Symonds plays Gabbar and Sunny grooves to the tunes of Mehbooba. Does this make Day 73 of… Read Article ▶
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Supplemental Security Income:
SSA Is Taking Steps to Review Recipients' Disability Status
HEHS-97-17: Published: Oct 30, 1996. Publicly Released: Oct 30, 1996.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Social Security Administration's (SSA) strategy for conducting legally required continuing disability reviews (CDR) on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients, focusing on: (1) SSA plans to conduct legally required SSI CDR in fiscal years 1996 through 1998; (2) the resources committed to meeting this requirement; (3) how SSA selects recipients for SSI CDR; (4) the potential benefits of conducting CDR on the SSI population; and (5) potential options for improving the CDR process.
GAO found that: (1) SSA planned to conduct required CDR on about 118,000 SSI recipients in fiscal year (FY) 1996; (2) SSA also planned to conduct an additional 100,000 CDR on SSI recipients that were not legally required; (3) as of June 1996, SSA had completed about 60 percent of the required CDR; (4) other competing priorities may make it difficult for SSA to conduct all required SSI CDR after FY 1996; (5) in FY 1996, SSA limited its selection for CDR to those recipients for whom medical improvement is either expected or possible; (6) SSA estimates that conducting CDR will result in removing only about 5 percent of SSI recipients from the rolls, but without CDR, the number of ineligible recipients will likely increase over time; (7) SSA estimates that conducting CDR on SSI adult recipients for whom medical improvement is expected or possible results in about $3 in federal program savings for every $1 spent conducting CDR; and (8) SSA needs to establish less rigid requirements for determining who should be scheduled for CDR, ensure that contact is made with all SSI recipients, and develop a legislative proposal to obtain the authority needed to extend this new process to all recipients.
Mar 14, 2016
Social Security Disability:SSA Could Increase Savings by Refining Its Selection of Cases for Disability ReviewGAO-16-250: Published: Feb 11, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 14, 2016.
Mar 10, 2016
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families:Update on States Counting Third-Party Expenditures toward Maintenance of Effort RequirementsGAO-16-315: Published: Feb 10, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 10, 2016.
Feb 23, 2016
Unaccompanied Children:HHS Can Improve Monitoring of Their CareGAO-16-429T: Published: Feb 23, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 23, 2016.
Nov 9, 2015
Foster Care:HHS Could Do More to Support States' Efforts to Keep Children in Family-Based CareGAO-16-85: Published: Oct 9, 2015. Publicly Released: Nov 9, 2015.
Sep 16, 2015
Child Welfare:Steps Have Been Taken to Address Unregulated Custody Transfers of Adopted ChildrenGAO-15-733: Published: Sep 16, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 16, 2015.
Jun 15, 2015
Older Americans Act:Updated Information on Unmet Need for ServicesGAO-15-601R: Published: Jun 10, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2015.
Jun 3, 2015
Supplemental Security Income:An Overview of Program Integrity and Management ChallengesGAO-15-632T: Published: Jun 3, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 3, 2015.
May 21, 2015
Unemployment Insurance:States' Reductions in Maximum Benefit Durations Have Implications for Federal CostsGAO-15-281: Published: Apr 22, 2015. Publicly Released: May 21, 2015.
Apr 30, 2015
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families:An Overview of Spending, Federal Oversight, and Program IncentivesGAO-15-572T: Published: Apr 30, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 30, 2015.
Feb 25, 2015
Foster Care:HHS Needs to Improve the Consistency and Timeliness of Assistance to TribesGAO-15-273: Published: Feb 25, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 25, 2015.
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The transition from summer to school year can be hard on teachers. After readying the classroom for the kids, the school year can be a long rode. From first tests to final exams, teachers guide the children on their road to success. During this back to school week, Glazed and Infused want to help ease the chaos of the crazy first weeks of the new school year.
Now through September 9, Glazed and Infused is offering Teachers' Treats. Teachers who come into any Glazed and Infused location before or after school will receive a free doughnut for the first week of CPS (September 2-9). To redeem, guests must show their school ID or badge as proof of their profession.
Glazed and Infused understands the important role that teachers play in student's success. "We wanted to something special for teachers at the beginning of the back-to-school season," Pastry Chef Nick Stewart says." At Glazed and Infused, we've found there's no easier way to put a smile on someone's face then by giving them doughnuts."
Glazed and Infused offers a delicious selection of carefully crafted doughnuts. Highlights of the menu include Maple Bacon Long John and Red Velvet. Other seasonal selections can satisfy a sweet tooth.
Whether a teacher needs a pick me up to start the day or a sweet bite to unwind in the afternoon, Glazed and Infused wants to satisfy with teachers' treats.


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So what do you do when you get your hands on a $550 USD gadget? Well, if you're one of the folks at iFixit, you completely tear it apart and see what makes it tick. The photo below shows the carnage of their latest teardown effort; the Dell Streak.
The 5" smartphone/tablet hybrid shows a Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon CPU as the brains of the unit, which is a "similar" chip to the one in the iPhone 4. iFixit also noted with their "fixability" rating of 8/10 that the Streak would be fairly easy to repair for simple thing like battery replacement. Looks easier than tearing into an iPod, anyways


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HarbisonThe baby of the Jasper Hill family, born from the marriage between Winnimere and Moses Sleeper. A cradle of spruce bark imparts a pine-y flavor to the oozy, floral paste. Read More
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Brie FermierMade at the ''Farm of rejuvenation'' in Northern France, this brie is the best we've found yet. Mushroomy and fungal, gooey and creamy, you'll get hints of fresh shucked oysters and a tiny bit of iron.We think we're in love. Read More
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Brebirousse D'ArgentalAn ooey-gooey wonder sure to please any crowd, with a creamy paste that threatens to run free of its annatto-tinged rind. Luscious and silky enough for brie-lovers, sheepy and full-flavored enough for the most adventurous palate, its bright orange rind refuses to be ignored, but its delicate sweetness balances the buttery intensity with aplomb. Read More


text: I've been reading the forums for a few days and decided to sign up for an account. Looks like lots of good info and friendly folks hereabouts. I've been a stock market investor for a long time now and want to diversify into some precious metal coins. made my 1st purchase of 20 ASEs a couple of days ago. They should arrive in a week or so. Can't wait to see AND hold them.Ed_B


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The arrival of a new baby can bring many changes to a family. All this change can be hard for older siblings or in this case, pets to handle. Bex was used to getting all of mommy and daddy's attention before the baby's arrival. When the new baby enters the picture, his sense of security is jeopardized. All the attention seems to go to the new baby. This results in feelings of jealousy and anger and to the illogical fear of being replaced and castaway.
As the days go by, Bex feels loved again and even looks at the baby with interest.
Stuck in my mind with tons of reprints is a children's story that I always wanted to tell. I got sidetracked with BUT I THOUGHT I WAS MOMMY'S BABY about the arrival of a new baby and a cat who is adjusting to the change in the house. FELINE FRACTALS FANTASY finds the two cats, Bex and Phil in fractal form with funny cat quotes. Ever since I dressed cats in doll clothes when I was little, cats have been my inspiration for most of my stories. In A CAT ABROAD ON THE STREETS OF HEIDELBERG Phil tells his incredible tale of getting stuck in a suitcase and then ending up in Heidelberg, Germany. I found cows delightful and put them into print in UDDERLY RIDICULOUS, look for them later. HEPPENHEIM AND BENSHEIM AN DER BERGSTRASSE is A PHOTO TOUR that can be found on Blurb as well.
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artisart says
Wonderful book. I really enjoyed the harmony of text and photography.
A sweet book, will make a nice present. The pictures are exceptional in clarity.
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Maureen123 says Hi Janet. Thanks for your kind comments about my Images of India books. I thought this was really funny. We've got 2 cats - no human babies but can still see you've captured the nature of the cat!
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jvillasis says
you got my vote!
wonderful! please take a look at my book and vote if you like:
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edusoler says Enjoyed! Thank you for your vote on my book "Pepito".
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tenacity says I think your books are absolutely lovely I have 3 cats too and like you I adore photographing them. I particularly liked the photography in the travel books so colourful.
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ROSSIDIS says
Hello Janet,
your book is very nice. Lovely.
Very nice presentation.
Well done.
You got my vote.
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AdoptionLove says Good job!
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A Cat Abroad On the streets of Heidelberg Published October 18, 2009
Heppenheim and Bensheim an der Bergstrasse Published October 16, 2009
Feline Fractals Fantasy Published October 02, 2009


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Those were dark times
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According to Wednesday's Tamba Bay Times, swift currents near Honeymoon Island in Fla., are being blamed for the death of a Largo man who drowned on Tuesday while trying to rescue his dog.
Sam Rizkallah, 58, encountered trouble when he started to swim towards his four-year-old boxer, "Oliver," who was struggling in the water.
Rizkallah and friend, Todd Cochran, had been standing in chest deep water, working to anchor a 27-foot boat, when Oliver jumped from the vessel and started to swim towards them - along the way, the current began to pull Oliver away.
The same strong-moving current that pulled Oliver off-course, ultimately caused Rizkallah's demise.
Wildlife commission spokesman Gary Morse told the Tampa Bay Times:
These two gentlemen (Patti and Rizkallah) were not in deep water,"
But a strong current can have an effect on you no matter how strong you are or how well you had previously planned.
Morse's reference to Patti stems from the May 24 drowning on Lake Tarpon that claimed the life of John Patti, who had attempted to rescue his small dog who fell into the water that day.
Rizkallah's wife, Joanna Patterson, was not surprised that Oliver jumped off of the boat - she said:
Oliver saw his dad in the water and went to him,"
She added:
He died doing what he loved. Doing what he always did, making others happy, with friends, family and Oliver on the water,"
The dog who Rizkallah lost his life trying to save, made it out of the water safely.
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The party driven man who is Moto from The Tech Zone has posted his coverage of E3 2003 from a hardware prospective. Tomorrow he will post a Booth Babes edition.
E3 is not real. That was the sign that greeted me as I walked into the Los Angeles Convention Center for the 2003 E3 Expo. Real or not, the 2003 E3 was one of the biggest E3 in recent history. With digital camera in hand, we hit the show floor and events to bring you all the latest in gaming hardware.More information @ The Tech Zone


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James Evan Welch
Position: DB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 196 lbs.
Born: March 17, 1938 in Anson, TX
High School: Abilene
College: SMU (school history) (Welch college stats)
Drafted by the Baltimore Colts in the 3rd round (34th overall) of the 1960 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 34 (2861st overall since 1950)
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Eddie Wayne Hill
Position: RB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 205 lbs.
Born: May 13, 1957 in Nashville, TN
High School: Hillsboro
College: Memphis (school history) (Hill college stats)
Drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the 2nd round (54th overall) of the 1979 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 5 (9377th overall since 1950)
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And I Will Rise if Only to Hold You Down, 2012, 24 min
Jennifer Reeder, Chicago, IL
Films in Competition, Narrative, Short Film
Nova and Candice, both 14, prepare for the high school dance while discussing the afternoon Candice spent with her birth mother. The girls express a closeness, which suggests they may be more than friends.
Nova's mother Katherine is a dance teacher lamenting the loss of her career as a professional performer. Her confidence as a dancer is a counter to her insecurity as a wife and mother. Katherine's vitriolic manner seems to hide a deep sadness—a sadness she shares with her first love, the husband she is leaving.
Nova's father Matthew is a well-meaning amateur magician buying time against a mid-life crisis. He genuinely adores his family but is unable to stop it from exploding apart.
World Premiere, Video
Directed by Jennifer Reeder (Chicago, IL)
Saturday, March 31 9:15pm
"Palaces of Pity" w/ "And I Will Rise…"
Feature in Competition A parable on guilt and oppression set in ancient and modern Portugal; two cousins are potential heirs to their grandmother's fortune in this wry, absurd black comedy.


text: Coppeneur is a German chocolate company who makes a lot of specialized chocolate bars. They have a store in the Trump Place grocery store up on 69th St and 3rd avenue in NYC. I liked the size and flavor of the bars that I've tried, so I'm sad I can't stop by this store regularly anymore.


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A Room with a View
by E.M. Forster
Lucy Honeychurch Timeline and Summary
- We meet Lucy as she arrives in Florence with her peevish cousin, Charlotte. Charlotte attempts to take charge of fixing their rooming arrangements.
- Lucy expresses some confusion over the abstract concepts of what's "beautiful" and what's "delicate." Charlotte thinks they're the same thing. Lucy wonders if perhaps Mr. Emerson's actions are beautiful, but indelicate.
- The next day, Lucy and Miss Lavish go on an outing to the famous church of Santa Croce. Miss Lavish turns out to be a terrible tour guide; she takes Lucy's guidebook, then runs off, distracted.
- Lucy, abandoned, is despondent. She doesn't know what to do without someone telling her what to appreciate.
- The Emersons appear and shepherd Lucy around. Mr. Emerson implores Lucy to take an interest in George. Lucy is offended and confused. She lamely suggests that George take up a stamp collection instead.
- Charlotte shows up at Santa Croce; Lucy hightails it away from the Emersons and meets up with her cousin.
- On a rainy day, Lucy plays the piano for a while. She is observed by Mr. Beebe, who notes the marked difference between her enthusiastic playing and her passive lifestyle.
- Perhaps over-excited by all the Beethoven, Lucy goes off to find an adventure alone. She wonders what makes some things ladylike and others unacceptable. She buys some postcards, and wishes something would happen to her. Something immediately does happen: Lucy witnesses a sudden violent argument that results in the murder of an Italian man.
- George, who also happens to see this scene, rushes over to assist Lucy, who is overwhelmed and faints. When she revives, she attempts to make an escape, but is stopped by George. They discuss the event they just witnessed, and Lucy struggles to figure out the mysterious young man.
- The murder has a profound impact on Lucy. She feels dissatisfied with the previous conditions of her life, and things that would have pleased her before it happened now seem insignificant.
- The guests of the Pension set out on their drive in the hills, led by Reverend Eager. Lucy still feels discontented. When they arrive at the "view" and disembark, she attempts to follow Charlotte and Miss Lavish, who shoo her away.
- Alone and bored, Lucy asks the Italian carriage driver to help her find the "buoni uomini." She's actually looking for the two Reverends, Eager and Beebe, but instead, she is delivered to George.
- Lucy finds herself facing George across an overwhelmingly gorgeous field of violets; the scene is so beautiful that both of them are dumbstruck. George rushes over and kisses her. Charlotte sees them.
- Shocked, Lucy and Charlotte try to come up with a solution for this mind-boggling turn of events. A dramatic storm raises the tension further.
- Back at the pension, Charlotte comes up with a plan (one that exonerates her from any blame). She says that she will handle George. The two ladies plan to leave for Rome immediately.
- Lucy realizes that she has been manipulated by Charlotte, but there's nothing she can do about it.
- Part Two commences with the announcement of Lucy's engagement to Cecil Vyse, a family acquaintance she met up with in Rome.
- We learn that Lucy and Charlotte haven't communicated since the end of their trip.
- Through Cecil, we see that Lucy has acquired new depths – he compares her to a woman painted by Leonardo da Vinci, whose subtleties are fascinating.
- Lucy and Cecil visit some of the neighbors, a task that Lucy enjoys, but Cecil finds tiresome. He is openly contemptuous of the Honeychurch mode of existence.
- Returning from one of these visits, Lucy and Cecil share their first kiss – it's awesomely, terribly awkward, in contrast to the natural, passionate kiss George laid on her.
- More bad news for Lucy – through Cecil's machinations, the Emersons are moving to her hometown. Furthermore, Charlotte is due for a visit. A big storm is brewing.
- During a visit to the Vyse's home in London, Cecil's mother expresses her desire to make Lucy "one of us." Sound ominous? It is.
- Back from the city, Lucy encounters George, half-naked and radiant after his swim with Freddy and Mr. Beebe. She's unsettled by her desire to be near him, and can't stop thinking about him.
- George comes over to play tennis. Lucy is impressed by his vibrant activity and will to win.
- Cecil, trying to be funny, reads a scene from a novel (written by Miss Lavish) to Lucy and George. Unfortunately, it recounts their kiss in Italy blow by blow.
- On the way back to the house, George kisses Lucy once again.
- Lucy accuses Charlotte of telling Miss Lavish about the kiss (Charlotte admits that she did).
- The younger cousin is forced to handle the George situation herself, since Charlotte refuses to help her, having botched the job the last time.
- George comes in soon enough to talk to Lucy, as Charlotte looks on unhelpfully. He comes right out and confesses his love for her, and tries to make her see that Cecil is all wrong. Lucy realizes that he's right, but still rejects his overtures of love. She stifles her own feelings of confusion, certain that she's doing the right thing.
- Lucy's confidence in her engagement to Cecil is totally gone. She breaks it off with him, using some of the same arguments George used on her. Cecil takes it pretty well, and thanks her for making him see the error of his ways. This doesn't exactly make Lucy feel any better.
- Upon hearing from Mr. Beebe that some old friends from the Bertolini, the two Miss Alans, are planning a trip to Greece, Lucy impulsively decides that she should join them. She feels the need to escape from home and all of the memories that dog her there.
- Charlotte is all for the Greece plan, even if Mrs. Honeychurch isn't. She convinces Mr. Beebe to help win over Lucy's mother, which he does.
- It looks as though all hope is lost, and Lucy is destined for a life of lonely spinsterhood – much like Charlotte's. At the last minute, though, she runs into Mr. Emerson at the Rectory.
- Lucy's intense conversation with Mr. Emerson makes her realize that she's wronging herself and everyone else by pretending that she doesn't love George. She breaks down and finally realizes what she's done. Mr. Beebe finds out, and tells her to marry George (though he's not happy about it).
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More than a salad dressing, vinaigrette is a classic sauce that can be flavored in many ways and enjoyed with vegetables, meats, or fish.
To complete this How-To you will need:
1/4 c. vinegar or lemon juice
1/2 tsp. salt
A dash of pepper
3/4 c. olive oil
A medium-sized shallow bowl
A whisk
A blender
Step 1: Season the vinegar
Pour the vinegar or lemon juice into the bowl. Add the salt and pepper, and whisk to combine.
Tip: For variety, experiment with different types of vinegar, such as red wine, cider, or balsamic vinegars.
Step 2: Add the oil
Slowly drizzle the oil into the vinegar mixture, whisking briskly. This will create a smooth mixture, called an emulsion, that won't separate.
Tip: You can drizzle the oil into the vinegar using a blender at low speed.
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