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TOKYO, July 7 Japanese government bond prices were little changed on Monday as the market struggled to find immediate cues after U.S. financial markets were closed on Friday for Independence Day.
The benchmark 10-year JGB yield inched up half a basis point to 0.565 percent.
September 10-year JGB futures crawled 0.02 point higher to 145.58.
Focus for the range-bound JGB market was on Tuesday's 400 billion yen ($3.92 billion) 10-year inflation-linked JGBs.
Participants expect the inflation-linked JGBs, known as "linkers," to attract decent demand from investors like pension funds, but not necessarily due to the fact that Japan is showing some signs of overcoming years of deflation.
"The linkers look attractive because compared to actual inflation expectations, their prices still remain relatively low," said Katsutoshi Inadome, fixed-income strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities in Tokyo.
It may take another three to six months before inflation expectations actually play a part in generating demand for the linkers, although the outlook is murky as the market does not fully share the Bank of Japan's view that prices will start rising again after a lull, Inadome said.
The BOJ expects the rise in core consumer prices, which in May climbed 3.4 percent from a year earlier, to slow over the next few months before resuming its ascent towards 2015.
Debt-reliant Japan reintroduced the linkers last October for the first time in years with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe vowing to revitalise the economy by ending years of deflation.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Legal-Bay, The Lawsuit Settlement Funding Company, announced today that they have increased their capital commitment to business and individuals who have filed claims against B.P. involving the Gulf Oil spill. Residents of Louisiana LA, Florida FL, Texas TX, and Mississippi MS, who are waiting for their funds from the courts, now have immediate access to cash through Legal-Bay's B.P. cash advance Program.
On Nov. 1, all B.P. claims either had to be submitted based on the financial formula outlined agreed upon by the court and the defendant's steering committee counsel – or "opt out" and pursue claims against B.P. directly. Since many business owners, including shrimp fishing boat and seafood restaurant owners, need capital today to remain in business, they have been seeking immediate financing through Legal-Bay. Legal-Bay's bp claim status funding program typically takes 48 hours to be approved and funded.
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Honour and Glory to Stand at Wintergreen Under Lease Deal
La Mission Stallion Station in Argentina has purchased Honour and Glory from Ashford Stud and will lease the 13-year-old stallion to stand at Wintergreen Stallion Station in Midway, Ky., for Northern Hemisphere breeding seasons.The son of Relaunch will stand the Southern Hemisphere breeding season at La Mission Stallion Station, where he arrived Monday. A fee for the Northern Hemisphere seasons has not been established.Nicolas Quintana of Argentina Bloodstock Agency brokered the deal. Honour and Glory has sired 28 stakes winners, including champion 2-year-old filly Caressing and his progeny have earned more than $28.8 million. His first crop of foals in Argentina are 2-year-olds this year."Being by Relaunch, Honour and Glory is a great outcross to most of the mares in America, and Nicolas has told me that his 2-year-olds in Argentina are outstanding," said Wintergreen co-owner John Greely IV.Honour and Glory sired 457 winners from 678 starters who earned $28,851,992 through Monday, including 2000 champion two-year-old filly Caressing and 27 other stakes winners.The winner of six of 17 starts, Honour and Glory earned $1,202,942. His victories included the Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I).
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Can you ID this flower vine?
Can you ID this flower vine?
perhaps Carolina Jasmine (Gelsemium sempervirens)
There's a Plant Identification forum, if you have more mysteries in the future.
Lhill12 did you ever identify it 100%? Just curious,
It's definitely Gelsemium (*Jessamine not Jasmine). Could be G. sempervirens or G. rankinii (swamp jessamine).
Can be either (Jessamine or Jasmine - just a common name anyway). Google it.
IN Raleigh we called it Jasmine in South Carolina they call it Jassamine LOL
In Pamlico county NC its Jasmine and its every where.
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Creating a gradient background
Creating a gradient background
All right, so now it's time to jump into a couple of our mini projects here. And the first project I'm going to walk you through is how do we create a gradient background for our web pages that we work on? So I've got an empty CSS document for you, and I've also got an index document which I've got open inside of Chrome. You may also want to open this up in other browsers like Firefox, and Internet Explorer, maybe even Opera, just to see the differences between them, and see exactly what works best for you. Now let's go back over into our CSS document. And so if I wanted to add a gradient that goes across the entire page, my first reaction would be just to type out something like the body tag, and then just start typing up the gradient.
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Record-holding Xbox 360 gamer aims for million achievement points
We definitely like a good gaming sesh over at Pocket-lint, but the idea of putting in the number of man hours needed to generate a million Xbox Live achievement points seems eye-strainingly hard work.
This hasn't dissuaded gamer Raymond Cox, also known as Stallion83, who currently is sitting at over 600,000 points and aiming for the million.
His efforts have earned him the right to have his name added into the Guinness book of records, with his 511,342 points recorded on 16 November 2010. He clearly wants to build up a good lead on the competition and is now aiming for the million.
He started point collecting on the first day of the Xbox 360's life and plans on going on for another 2 or 3 years. A cool 900 games later and Cox sees the Xbox 360 as integral a part of his life as getting out of bed in the morning.
Cox cites things like a very tolerant girlfriend and short working hours as reasons for his super-high score. We definitely like the idea of going for the million, but can you imagine a gamertag banning after an angry game of COD? Ouch...Luckily Cox hasn't managed it yet and we expect he protects that account like you would a small child.
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A delight with some revealing history from the full range of the Cumbrian area encompassing the period from prehistory and Roman times to Victorian industrialisation to more contemporary displays showing the impact of time to Kendal and the Lake District.
Really enjoyed the museum. It was by chance that we found it when passing and decided to have a look in - so pleased we did. Really interesting and informative! Would recommend!
Definitely worth the trip and only £2 a ticket that lasts a year. I was literally amazed by what they had for a town I never really heard off until I got a job at the Lake District. You step through time on the main floor from neolithic, romans, vikings, through eygpt and war. Little bits about each topic without... 更多
We called in today and were the only visitors - the staff outnumbered us two to one! It is like stepping back in time - no electronic interactive displays here - and in many ways it is so much better for that. There are a lot of displays of stuffed creatures of all species, and many hunting trophies of animal... 更多
Spent a happy hour or so here. The exhibits are laid out in an interesting and engaging way. Lots of good things to see. Local artefacts as well as things collected in Egypt etc. There is social history, prehistoric finds, a Wainwright exhibition and geology (stone xylophone to play!), as well as a large room of natural history exhibits (stuffed... 更多
I went recently with our 3 year old son (he's been a few times before with his Mum)... and was very pleasantly surprised. My son loves it and there's plenty to keep him interested on account of the animals and the stone xylophones. I found the upstairs animal section interesting and relevant to the area. For £2 entry for a... 更多
I called in here in a free hour I had in the town. Housed in a large Lakeland slate building the museum offers an eclectic collection of local history, local and world natural exhibits and a collection of items relating to the great Lakeland walking author Alfred Wainwright who also worked here. Although small the range is varied and there... 更多
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If you're reading this pretty much anywhere in the United States, chances are it's cold outside. Believe it or not, all but one of the 50 states has seen snow this winter (Florida being the lone state to be spared). If just looking out the window makes you shiver these days, the best way to battle freezing temps outside is to warm yourself up on the inside. How do you do that? By "diet-induced thermogenesis," of course—which Planet Green's Melissa Breyer says is heat generated by the body during the digestion, absorption, and metabolization of food—in other words, eating.
To keep yourself toasty on the inside, try these particularly thermogenic foods:
Ginger gets its spicy flavor and thermogenic quality from its combination of two pungent compounds: gingerol and shogaol. Many swear by it for relief from headaches and digestive troubles, but the gnarled ginger root is also great for warming the body up on a cold day. For extra warmth, try a cup of ginger tea or treat yourself to a handful of crystallized ginger, nature's candy with a kick.
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil definitely isn't a low-fat food (one tablespoon contains 117 calories and 13.6 grams of fat), but its "medium chain" fatty acids are touted for a long list of health benefits, including increased immunity, speedier healing and—remarkably—weight loss. Add thermogenic properties to coconut oil's perks and you've got yourself one powerful salad topper.
Green Tea
Thanks to its high level of caffeine, a steamy mug of green tea will pick you up as it warms you up. Along with the antioxidant flavonoids called "catechins," it's the caffeine that also gives it thermogenic properties. To give your body temperature a boost at mealtime, try recipes that feature green tea in the ingredients.
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Back in the early summer when watermelons were ripening on the vine and peas blossomed in profusion, three of Larry's cousins stopped by to visit. We sat in the living room to talk. I listened to childhood stories that didn't include me. No Ellis blood flows in my veins. During the course of the conversation, Sherry said, "We ought to put together a family reunion."
Larry cut his eyes at me, and I raised my eyebrows in response. Family reunions are not on our list of favorite activities. He doesn't like crowds, and I prefer to visit in smaller groups myself. We really enjoyed visiting with those cousins here in our house though.
Oh, well, we assured ourselves later, probably the idea would fizzle anyway. It didn't.
A couple of weeks later, Cousin Sherry called and invited us over to her house to visit with more cousins. Laughter rang from her porch for a couple of hours. Again the dreaded words came up—Family Reunion! Before we knew it, there was a date, a place, and even a notice on Facebook. That's official.
Suddenly it became Larry's job to get our branch of the family here. Josh, our youngest, could not come from Richmond, Virginia, for a weekend. Impossible. Calvin, Julie, and the boys were coming from Atlanta though, and Jakey reminded me on the phone multiple times that he was coming to celebrate his seventh birthday. The reunion was a mere secondary event.
"Have cake and presents ready, Grandma," he said. "You know I like Legos."
One thing about family reunions is there is no better place to eat. Good food abounds. Every cook fears not having enough food and brings a surplus of her best dishes. I rubbed a pork shoulder with garlic, sea salt, cumin, and a few other of Bobby Flay's secret ingredients, and then roasted it for about six hours. Paula Deen generously shared her recipe for crockpot macaroni and cheese with me, so I made a double batch. Green beans and chewy cake completed my contribution. If we had leftovers, my family would be ecstatic.
Larry helped. Every time he passed through the house, he sniffed the air and said, "Smells really good in here. I love garlic."
He helped load the car, too. When all was ready, he called, "Stuart, come help your grandma carry this macaroni and cheese to the car. Don't burn yourself. Calvin, grab this barbeque. Don't drop it now."
Finally we were on the road for Alma, to Wolf Pit Church, and a relief it was to escape our ringing telephone.
Thirty minutes later we walked into a social hall packed with Ellises, some of which Larry hadn't seen in decades and I had never seen. We ate, visited, ate some more, and visited. During the course of the afternoon, I overheard my grandson Trey and his new found cousin of about the same age talking.
The blond said to Trey, "Hey, are you an Ellis?"
"Of course, I am," Trey replied. "My name's Larry Calvin Ellis, the third."
"That's cool," the blond said. "Come on. Let's go play."
The children played on the playground with cousins they'd never seen before until they were all satisfactorily hot and dirty.
Larry circulated and visited every singe person there. For an old man who doesn't like crowds, he certainly was enjoying himself. He did stop long enough to eat, but Trey expedited the process by leading him through the line and pointing out all the best foods.
"Grandma's barbeque is the best," he advised. "Get lots of it."
And as for me, well I may have inadvertently enjoyed it just a little bit. I didn't intend to. I was just doing my wifely duty, but I think I did slip up and laugh a few times. When we got home, we had Jakey's party, but the boys weren't very excited about the Dairy Queen ice cream cake. I wonder why.
Last night on the phone, Larry reported to his brother Frank in Lawrenceville, who had (supposedly) right at the last minute gotten too sick to come.
"Yep, it was a great success, Frankie," Larry told him. "There was plenty of food, no body got drunk, and not even one fist fight broke out. I'm sorry you missed it."
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Now departing Gate 1 of the Lawrence Municipal Airport: Rick Bryant.
Bryant, who has been the chair of the city's Aviation Advisory Board for the past 11 years, is resigning his position at tonight's board meeting.
Bryant said the resignation is necessary because he's taken a new job as a consultant with the Airport Development Group, a Denver-based firm that has done planning work for the Lawrence Municipal Airport for years. The new job likely would create some conflicts of interest in the future.
"It is kind of like leaving an old friend after 11 years. I still will be involved, but it will be as a consultant, and nobody listens to consultants," Bryant said with a laugh.
Bryant will remain in Lawrence.
Board members at their meeting tonight will determine who will take over leadership of the board, which plays a pretty active role in planning and overseeing operations at the airport.
Bryant, city leaders said, played a particularly active role in spearheading projects ranging from runway improvements to building new hangar space at the airport.
"Rick was always available and always pushing for the airport to have the visibility that it deserves," said Chuck Soules, who oversees airport operations as the city's director of public works. "I don't know that we'll find someone to spend the amount of time that Rick spent with it, but the good thing is he'll still be around."
Bryant said he believes the airport — which will celebrate its 80th birthday at an event on May 16 — is on the edge of some major breakthroughs. The city currently is studying how to extend water and sewer service to the airport to accommodate interest from a Lawrence-based company that wants to build a facility to construct prototype aircraft at the airport.
"We foresee a big building boom out there," Bryant said of potential for new development on the airport grounds.
Usage of the airport is also up. Bryant said approximately 50 people are on a waiting list for hangar space at the airport. Bryant said he's hopeful that the city will be able to finance a hangar construction project at the airport once the economy improves.
fargo 7 years, 2 months ago
In my viewpoint, the departure of Rick Bryant from the Aviation Advisory Board represents a signficant loss for the citizens of Lawrence and Douglas County. His dedicated leadership and vision has resulted in many meaningful improvements at the airport. Suffice it to say, the growth of the airport during his years of volunteer leadership speaks for itself. He leaves big shoes to fill.
d_prowess 7 years, 2 months ago
quick question, why would the economy need to improve before hanger space could be built if there are already 50 people ready and willing to use it now?
William McCauley 6 years, 7 months ago
I think Mr. Bryant's departure is long over due! Mr. Bryant seems to think he is "in the know" yet by his public statements in these boards and in aviation advisory boards meetings he often times places his foot in mouth and leads the city down a slippery slope with the FAA and risks losing federal funding by not understand or following the requirements under the grant assurances.
The company he now works for was hired by the city to help apply and secure federal dollars and then manage the grant assurances that are required under the contract with the United States. Yet Mr. Bryant seems to think it is his place to be Judge, Jury, and executioner and like to try to place his own personal spin of the federal aviation regulations and try to past that off as fact to the city and other members of the AAB as well as the general public. The fact that Mr. Bryant is no longer an active pilot might have something to do with his lack of basic understanding the federal aviation laws and how they apply.
As a new employee of ADG, I would have to question why the city residents should support the city government in continued use of ADG, after all if AGD hires someone who clearly can't comprehend or understand FAA order 5190 "Airport Compliance Manual" http://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Order/5190_6b.pdf and it's follow up Advisory Circular's http://www.faa.gov/airports/resources/advisory_circulars/media/150-5190-6/150_5190_6.pdf And http://www.faa.gov/airports/resources/advisory_circulars/media/150-5190-7/150_5190_7.pdf, it's beyond me why we should keep wasting money on using ADG if we're going to keep having our city leaders mislead and hoodwinked into being discriminating and violating the grant assurances, thus risking not only repayment of the 11.5 million of tax payers money back to the FAA, but also risks the future funding for the 23 acres off the end off of runway 1/19 and the 850K for expanding 15/33 that the city as been asking for.
Mr. Bryant has held his fellow aviation board members to follow his lead based on Mr. Bryants misinformation and personal point of view of what the law says and not on factual information as contained in the above linked documents. Mr. Bryant you need to look up what defines a "hole in the fence operator" FYI- there is NO "gray area" as you so like to state to your supporters. And while your at Mr. Bryant you might take the time to read the airport compliance manual in full before start running your mouth and offering really bad advice to the city of Lawrence Kansas City Commissioners and the airport manger.
With the outstanding leadership you and your fellow aviation board members have provided to the city it's no wonder why so many aviation businesses have decided to not locate in Lawrence. I'm sure your new replacement Mr. "airspace & operations" Richard Haig will continue to tout the party line as well and keep the ship headed towards the burg.
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LOUISVILLE – A Clarksville, Tennessee man was sentenced today in United States District Court by District Judge David J. Hale, to ten years in prison for sex trafficking a 15-year-old female, announced United States Attorney John E. Kuhn, Jr.
There was no way to avoid the rain, but the Bullitt Blast Dash 5K went on anyway under the sponsorship of the Bullitt County YMCA.
The race/run/walk has become an annual Fourth of July event in Shepherdsville and there was a large turnout despite the inclement weather.
Some of the runners took the event more seriously than others, but everyone had a good time.
CLERMONT -- Bernheim Forest will be the site of one of two free lectures on Saturday, July 16 as part of A Day with Richard Louv.
The lecture takes place from 7-8 p.m. at the Sunset Amphitheater.
Louv is a New York Times best-selling author and expert on the importance of spending time in nature.
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