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(A/N: In my happy fanfic world Sam never died, so Dean never made his deal and yadda yadda yadda never happened. The boys are their current ages in this fic and I'm not above using cannon or events from any of the four seasons aired to date, excluding the parts that have to do with the yadda yadda yadda.)
Mucho and many thanks to Vanessa and Cookie6 for the awesome and wonderful betas. This fic is dedicated to the very nice and patient bhoney who was kind enought to donate money to the Support Stacie fund in return for a fic.
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Trumpeter Mine, 1863…
Water trickled down the rough stone inner walls, glistening and dividing into tiny vertical rivulets. A hand, as rough and rugged as the ground the mine was carved from skimmed over the moisture. Silas Turner pulled his hand away, rubbed forefinger and thumb together and grunted. As pretty as it might be it was a bad sign. A very bad sign. Heavy rains were weakening the land around the mine.
He'd been born in this part of Wyoming, his daddy and his daddy before that in a time Wyoming was just a pretty piece of mostly unknown, unexplored land. Descended from French fur traders of the far north and the local natives Silas knew this land, this rock.
Not to mention he was a big believer in signs.
These people were fools, ignoring the signs. Greedy, stupid fools who thought a few chunks of rock were worth the lives of dozens of men, some nothing more than boys come to work here when they were barely sixteen.
A sound, more a vibration below his range of hearing made him jerk his hand away from the wall. His breath caught in his chest when the low rumble turned to a roar. Running as fast as he could to the main shaft entry point, he clanged a bell there furiously. The men below would feel the shifting of the earth of course. The bell was more to warn the town.
Dust and debris crashed down around him as the ground bucked and tossed him toward the ceiling. Silas closed his eyes, drew in a deep, final breath and became with the land he'd loved his entire life.
White Water City, Wyoming, present day…
It was delicate work, but Sam felt competent and was confident he could do this. He'd sure done it enough, having spent probably half—no scratch that—three-quarters, of his life in some beat up, run down, dirt dive of a bar watching Dean. He watched Dean play—hustle—pool, get involved in a game of poker—card shark—or pick up girls—yet just another form of hustle. In the course of such observations, Sam had come up with many, and often imaginative, ways to entertain himself.
This was one such way.
Some might consider it poking the bear, but Sam liked to live on the edge.
Carefully lining up his own shot, Sam hunched over the table and scooted his chair to one side for the right angle. The light was just right, not too much shadow. He should probably check the wind in case one of the charming patrons of this dirt dive bar farted, but he did like living on the edge and all. Adjusting his finger holding his weapon tipped slightly to the side, Sam drew back one finger on his other hand making an "O" with thumb and forefinger.
Deep breath to steady his nerves. One final check on his target—this was touchy work—and Sam flicked his finger loose from his thumb, hit the small projectile and let it fly.
Dean's eyes barely flitted away from the hand of cards. The only sign of irritation was his tongue running between his teeth and lips. The peanut had gone down the front of Dean's shirt. Sam bit down on his lower lip and turned away, covering his grin by slurping down some more beer. He grabbed a handful of peanuts from the bowl on his table and set up another one to flip at Dean. Heaven knew he wasn't about to eat any of the peanuts, he'd starve before putting any food from this place into his mouth. It was bad enough he had to drink the swill they referred to as beer. He figured at least that had alcohol in it to kill off any germs.
Another peanut was sent flying at Dean, this one taking up residence in his hair. Sam was working on yet another peanut torpedo when the others at the table started laying their cards down and Dean grinned broadly, hands moving over the table and scooping a rather respectable pile of cash to his chest. He nonchalantly rubbed one hand over his hair. The peanut there bounced free and hit the floor. Standing and stretching Dean fanned himself with his button down shirt, two more peanuts fell free.
Dean quirked an eyebrow in Sam's direction. Sam shrugged and held up his beer, took another sip and turned toward the TV on the wall. He could practically hear Dean's eyes roll.
Two of the men left the table and another two joined. Sam knew he'd be stuck here for another hour at least. In turns the local poker 'experts' were taking a crack at beating Dean, and they were all getting their wallets lightened. The idea to stop inviting Dean into their poker games didn't seem to take hold, they simply weren't getting it. Sam couldn't complain too much, it was Dean's hustling skills that had kept him fed and in clothes for the majority of his life. Credit cards were great, but cash was better, untraceable and far easier to come by.
They'd been here three days now, and the situation didn't look like it was going to change much. Their current potential hunt was elusive and difficult and Sam was beginning to think a dead end, no pun intended.
It was Wyoming in February, as Sam had pointed out to Dean the first day they were in town, and he'd listened to Dean bitch about the weather, do the math. It snowed, let up for a few hours and snowed some more. The roads were crap, the Impala not exactly an all terrain vehicle. It was cold, boring and the best part? Dean had gone and made some friends. Guys who wanted to play poker, discuss car parts and thought hunting involved deer, Jack Daniels and loose women.
Yee freaking ha.
Sam snagged the chair opposite him with his ankle, swung it closer and plopped his feet up. Here he was south of Cody, west of Meeteetse, in the shadow of the Grand Tetons, in short the middle of nowhere USA. It was boring, cold, and his brother had abandoned him for a bunch of sweaty poker-playing goons with questionable hygiene and not a complete set of teeth between them. All stupid enough to keep trying to beat Dean at poker.
Dean was loving the break.
Sam was not.
To top it all off, their motel room had a bathtub that had been new a century ago at least. There was a shower curtain around it and a handheld shower head that came to somewhere around the middle of Sam's chest. He still hadn't figured out how to wash his hair, hold the shower head and stand upright all at the same time.
Sam was definitely not enjoying the break, and he'd probably had too much beer and not enough food. At least the food at the motel diner was edible, some was actually enjoyable.
Scratching at the back of his head, Sam yawned and dropped a few dollars on the table, stood and stretched. Pulling on his jacket and zipping it, Sam glanced at Dean, tipping his chin slightly as he lumbered toward the door. Once he stepped outside, the cold and wind assaulted him. He had to stop and stand still for a minute to get his bearings in the flying snow. Tiny flecks of white landed on his shoulders and melted down his back after dripping off his hair. Hunching further into his jacket, Sam decided to rethink the jacket-hoodie combo, maybe he should just get some of Dean's poker winnings and buy himself a coat if they were going to hang around icebox USA. Shoving his hands as deeply into his pockets as possible…add gloves to the shopping list…Sam stepped away from the bar and started across the parking lot.
He was just outside the circle of light from the outside of the bar when he heard the crunching of footsteps behind him. Stopping, Sam half turned and waited.
"I can walk back." He cut Dean off before he could start. "It's not even a half mile. I don't mind."
Digging the car keys out of his pocket, Dean jogged at him. "Yeah, well I mind." His elbow nudged against Sam's side, forcing Sam to sidestep and change direction, aimed at the Impala now.
"I'm a big, grown up boy, Dean."
"You'll never be that grown." Dean unlocked the car and trotted to the other side. "Minnesota. People who keep body parts in jars on their kitchen counter."
Sam groaned and rolled his eyes, but got into the car. Poor Dean was likely never going to get over having to spring Sam out of that bit of trouble. Apparently it made Dean feel better to drive Sam back, and the truth be told, it was cold and walking back to their motel wasn't the most exciting prospect.
Dean guided the car out of the parking lot and onto the road. "Besides I'm just this side of pissing them off. And you have to admit, Sam, between the two of us you seem to attract more crazies that want to whisk you off to their secret lair. It's not like neither one of us hasn't gone missing before. Walking around in a snowstorm in the dark on a deserted country road is just plain asking for it."
"They wanted their money back, didn't they?"
Grinning over at Sam for a few seconds before shifting his gaze back to the snow covered road, Dean nodded. "I think they were about to get there. Best we all parted friends." Eyes flicking to the rearview mirror, Dean jerked a thumb over his shoulder before grasping the steering wheel with both hands again.
Sam twisted in his seat, scanned the road behind them. "Nothing."
"I'm going to take the scenic route anyway."
Yawning, Sam slid down a bit in the seat, eyes darting to the side view mirror every few minutes until they were both satisfied they hadn't been followed. Dean turned the car in the direction of their motel. Ten minutes later he was trailing behind his brother into their room. He'd never tell Dean of course, but Sam was glad he hadn't come back alone, motels were boring at best, and Sam was always a bit lonely when he was in one by himself.
Dean wandered to the bathroom, back out a few minutes later. "Hey, Sammy, the bathtub is big enough you can fit into it. Take a bath instead of using that shower spray thing."
Sam set his computer bag on the table and ambled over to the bathroom, rocking up on his toes ever so slightly to peer over Dean's shoulder. There was, just as Dean had said a bathtub, complete with claw feet that looked to be about seven feet long. "Huh, I haven't taken an actual bath and soaked since…uh…since…"
"About a month before your fourteenth birthday.
Pulling his eyebrows together, Sam huffed, "how do you even know this stuff?"
Dean snorted and tapped one finger against his temple, "Steel trap, Sammy, mind like a steel trap."
"I think the trap needs some WD40." Sam grumbled and walked away.
Doing a side dive and landing on his butt on his bed, Dean had the remote in one hand as he scooted back toward the headboard. "Let's see, fishing, hunting, weather, oh and rodeo." He clicked the TV off. "I think we should hit the library in the morning. Elias, the guy with the two front teeth missing," Dean tapped his own teeth for emphasis, "He mentioned a few things that sounded a bit odd. You want pizza or head out for some sit down grub?"
Sam blinked at Dean for a few seconds. He should be used to his brother's ability to carry on multiple conversations at the same time, but some days it still threw him. "Sit down grub?"
Dean shrugged and grinned. "You could've eaten at the bar."
"Did you see the food there? Did you notice there were no towels in the bathroom? Pizza. With chicken fingers."
Nodding, Dean pulled a face and reached for the stack of menus on the nightstand, took out his phone and started dialing.
"And a coat, one of those down-filled kind with thermal gloves."
Quirking an eyebrow, Dean shook his head, and ordered their food. "The peanuts were good enough to throw at me," Dean said, dropping his phone on the nightstand. "You want to hear what I found out while you were so busy goofing off?"
"What? I was keeping the surroundings covered, for your safety."
"From the parking lot?" Dean asked dryly.
Sam smiled, "Reconnoitering. Perimeter checking."
"Uh huh. So Elias—"
Sam pulled his lips up and tapped his front teeth, "Not a dentist."
Dean glared daggers, and Sam pulled his lower lip between his teeth to keep from bursting out laughing. Living on the edge and all, what fun. "It seems, smarty pants, that a few people have gone missing along a road not far from a mine that collapsed in the eighteen hundreds. Now, I didn't pay much attention until Stoney…" Waving one hand around the top of his head, "guy with shaved head…"
"Not an attractive look."
"Not at all," Dean agreed. "Stoney mentioned that the victims were all descendants of the original owners of, not just that mine, but a few others from this part of the country. All the families owned mines that had some collapse and people died."
When there was knock at the door, Dean rolled neatly off the bed, talking over his shoulder as he walked. "It seemed a bit odd to me that such a specific…" he opened the door, and handed over money, "Naw, it's a shitty night, you keep the change, dude. Thanks. Group of people would up and vanish." Setting the food on the table, Dean settled in the chair and started opening containers. "I thought you were hungry?"
Sam decided that was a true talent Dean had. Grinning, Sam settled into the chair opposite his brother and pulled a slice of pizza from the box, munching. "You thinking some kind of ghost?"
Dean beamed around his pizza and slurped down a huge gulp of pop, "Sammy, dude, haunted mine! Next to a haunted strip joint, that's aces!"
"Aces? Grub? You don't get to play with those guys anymore." Sam had to admit the prospect of investigating an actual haunted mine hit a number of happy chords in him. "On one condition."
Dean stopped chewing and gave him the Dean-Winchester-picture-of-innocence look. "Wa?"
"We don't for any reason, and I mean under any circumstances, not ever do we walk into one of those old, rickety mines."
Deflating a bit, Dean grumbled out something unintelligible. Sam kicked him under the table, "Ow, okay, Sam, sheesh ya' big pansy girl."
"Those things collapse and kill people for a reason, they're unstable."
"Untwist your shorts, the people disappeared on the roads leading up to a certain mine not far from here, the Trumpeter Mine, or it was the Trumpeter Mine. As far as I could find out there wasn't anything actually happening in the mine itself, we probably won't have to go into it. I don't know what you're so worked up for, it's not like clowns live in there."
Sam narrowed his eyes for a few seconds, finished off his dinner and stood up, heading for the bathroom. "Whatever, Dean."
Pushing the stopper into the tub drain, Sam cranked the water on full blast. In a few minutes, the tub was filling with steaming, hot water. He swished his hand around in it for a few minutes. This might not be so bad. Not that he'd tell Dean that or imply his brother was right about a bath instead of a shower. He was stripped down to his boxers when Dean's voice behind him nearly had him jumping out of his skin and through a wall.
"I have to see how you get those giraffe legs of yours in there." Dean mimicked climbing, arms and legs slowly wheeling through the air making him look like some B-movie monster.
Sam shoved against his shoulder, pushing him out of the bathroom, "Dean, out!"
Dean snickered. When Sam heard him settle back on his bed and the TV click on, he finished undressing and climbed into the tub. The water was pleasantly hot and surrounded him, loosening all his muscles at once. Leaning back and relaxing further, Sam sighed. This was nice. He still wasn't telling Dean he'd been right, though.
Sam swished one toe around in the water for a few minutes, but that got boring. Then he flicked some at the wall, but that was no fun, the wall didn't care. Not like Dean with the peanuts. Tipping his head back, he stared at the ceiling and counted the cracks.
"Hey, Dean, now what do I do in here?"
"You relax and enjoy it."
"I'm bored."
The sound of feet hitting the floor and something clunking…it sounded like Dean's head against the wall…then the rustle of hands through a duffel. A book sailed through the partially opened door, whacked Sam's hand and dropped to the floor.
"The History of Herbal Spells? You gave me the easy reading."
"If you don't want to read Sam, just use your imagination then."
Sam opened the book and blocked out the sound of his brother's laughter from the other room. Next time Sam was using peanuts still in the shell.


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This is a raw, unfinished blog, but I'm travelling to London again this morning to join the demonstration against the anti-same sex marriage law outside the Nigerian High Commission and staying for a meeting of the LGBTI Anglican Coalition tomorrow, and if I don't write and post now, the heat of the moment will have passed.
The House of Bishops of the Church of England are doing huge damage to particular minority groups in society and to the whole of society by its inability to develop a new discourse about human sexuality and gender. There are enough bishops in the House to know that the present discourse and theology is not just inadequate but deeply damaging for individuals and for the quality of God-given life in families and relationships.
I understand their problem. They face powerful opposition from conservative forces in this country and other parts of the Communion. Many of them vacillate, including senior figures. They believe the Christian discourse, which has evolved from Scripture, tradition and reason, has to be defended and prioritised against developments of understanding in society, scientific, sociological, medical, therapeutic and psychological understandings.
The damage is being done because the bishops have mutually accepted a particular theological and Christian discourse which we know full well they are in radical disagreement about.
The whole Christian discourse is doing harm, sometimes immense harm (as I've written repeatedly), being responsible for the intolerance shown towards those with variant sexual and gender identities. With the support of members of the Anglican Communion, this discourse leads to abuse, imprisonment and murder. Friends of mine in Nigeria and Uganda are being abused, arrested and fear for their lives.
The promotion of reparative therapy is a result of the shockingly misguided Christian discourse. The use of language such as same-sex attraction is but one of the tools used to undermine the reality and integrity of those people, gay and straight, whose variations of identity are unexceptional in God's creation – but judged by the Church.
In three or four year's time the Church of England might have come to an ability to live together with these radical differences of understanding. That's probably realistic – the best that can be achieved.
But the abuse and damage and wounding is happening now and the campaign work of Changing Attitude to change Christian understanding will never, never stop until the present discourse has changed.
Jesus taught that God is love, infinite, unconditional, tender love. Jesus' commitment was to the poor, marginalized and disenfranchised, to women and lepers, tax collectors and sinners – those whom society and religious leaders abused because of their false interpretation of the nature of God, justified by their reading of Scripture and by their own unexamined prejudices.
We live at a time when the Christian narrative, not only about sexuality and gender but about the nature of God and the teaching of Jesus Christ, is being challenged and radically, dramatically reconfigured into a pattern which is more healthy, holy and true to Jesus Christ's pattern and teaching. Jesus opposed teaching and practice that abused, diminished and marginalized people. He did not, ever, impose rules and laws if they did not affirm people's core goodness and wisdom. He opposed legal codes when they dehumanized people.
My passion this morning is fuelled by several things. By the courage and determination of people to do the most loving, faithful thing in their lives to God and to their partners despite the House of Bishops Pastoral Guidelines and the threats and challenges hanging over them. By having met Jay Hayes-Light, Director of the UK Intersex Association recently and by reading Susannah Cornwall's book Sex and Uncertainty in the Body of Christ: Intersex Conditions and Christian Theology.
Let me end by quoting from the book.
We perpetuate a false picture which – as it happens – conveniently suits a heteronormative, procreational agenda. Seizing on penises as markers of male men and vaginas as markers of female women maps neatly onto a model which says that to be real, even Godly men and women, these particular body parts must be used to act out a particular element of sexual congress in order to allow the generation of offspring. This coincides with the obsession on penetration evident in much Church reflection on sexuality; adultery and consummation both require penetration of a vagina by a penis. A theologically broadened conception of desirable or legitimate eroticisms could benefit not only intersexed and transsexual people but also others whose particular erogenous treasures are deemed illegitimate within a narrow conception of appropriate expression and enjoyment (p51).
There is much more I could write, but I offer the above quote as a marker of how far the Church and the House of Bishop's understanding of gender and sexuality is lacking. This lack results not only in misunderstanding and a failure to understand God's creation, but results in medical and emotional abuse in western contexts and physical abuse and murder both here and elsewhere.
The Church but one of the elements in Global culture responsible for toxic attitudes to gender and sexuality. It should be contributing to better understanding, healing, and more deeply loving relationships.


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It's budget battle time again in Washington, D.C. No sooner had the president released a "fact sheet" of his spending plan over the weekend — he was to introduce the actual budget today — than Republicans pounced.
Among other criticisms, several described it not as a spending document but as a "political" document. That might very well be; this is an election year, after all, and the budget will be an important election issue. But in denouncing it as a "political" document, Republicans only ensure that it is so.
What the president has proposed doesn't sound as bad to us as it does to Republicans. Then again, we're not opposed to the president's approach of simultaneously working toward long-term deficit reduction while trying to inject some money into the economy. The economy seems to be recovering, but progress is tentative, and proposals such as the president's plan to invest $8 billion to promote job training at community colleges sounds eminently worthwhile.
Republicans also contend that the president's plan isn't aggressive enough in combatting the debt and that some of the ways it would do so — tax increases, for example — are unacceptable.
President Obama says his proposal will achieve $4 trillion in deficit reduction in the next decade through federal spending cuts as well as tax increases — in part by letting the Bush tax cuts expire for families earning more than $250,000 a year. Part of his problem is that what he says will happen often has little bearing on what actually does occur.
We'd like to know more about the president's proposals. We'd also like to see what sort of proposal Republicans, particularly Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, who chairs the House Budget Committee, come up with.
Unfortunately, we're not as optimistic as we'd like to be. Both parties seem more inclined to use the budget debate as a campaign weapon than they do in reaching solutions that could, at long last, set this country on a course of responsible deficit reduction.
There's a reason Americans have such a low opinion of Congress, and it has a lot to do with the determination of members of both parties to weaken their political adversaries instead of collaborating for the greater good.
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If they can get past this and move on to Trump's other programs, the market will breathe a sigh of relief. It's hard to know, after this week, how much of that was priced in. … It's not going to be [a corporate tax rate of] 15 or 20 percent. It could be 25 percent or 30 percent. It will be incremental. It will be tax reform light because you won't have the savings from repeal and replace.feedback
I think it shows he doesn't have a magic wand to get his policy agenda passed at least in a rapid fashion. We'll get some change, but it's not going to be as promised and as quick.feedback
We're settling back into the middle of the range in the 10-year yield. That certainly has taken the air out of financials lately.feedback
With the financials, a lot of that has to do with the yield on the 10-year that has moved its way back to the middle of the range. All the way down, financials have been getting tagged with that.feedback
If this gets held up … then tax reform gets pushed out to next year, and that's not priced in. If you get that agenda item behind them, then you know you can start moving on tax reform and deregulation and that seems to be the line up.feedback
I think you'd be shocked to get any surprises from any Fed speakers. I don't think anybody's going to stick their neck out, and they did a great job of choreographing this meeting.feedback
I think this market has been patient to a point. We're waiting for policy to be put in place. … I think patience runs out at or near the State of the Union. If you don't have a clear path to at least corporate tax cuts by then, the vision of getting this done by August recess dissipates.feedback
Half of what the market is trading on is getting corporate tax rates down, in a nutshell. That would be bullish for earnings, and that's unambiguous.feedback
Investors have been patient, but at some point that patience is going to run out.feedback
The market seems to want to focus on what could be the positives. If we get a pro-growth agenda and move forward, the market is (focusing on) that a whole lot more than the market's worried about a constitutional crisis in the Mike Flynn fiasco.feedback
Understand when you think about the energy patch in general, you have to separate out what the fully integrated guys were doing. What drags the group down is when you lump in the majors, and they were spotty.feedback
We've come into a period of time where we see fundamentals and earnings improve and you have to juxtapose that with everything that's going on in Washington. Let's put this on a percentage basis: 50 percent of this move has been on the ppromise of tax cuts and deregulation, ... but a lot of this stuff has to come to frutition.feedback
We would have prioritized what the president did in the first two weeks with the things that please us most. Building walls, changing immigration laws on the fly, starting trade wars … all that has the market saying, Wait a minute, you ran on tax cuts.' Whether it's done by reconciliation or done by legislation, it's going to take time. The shift back to focus on fundamentals, it's not going to take us substantially higher. It's taking us back to where we were two weeks ago.feedback
My guess is we're kind of running out of tape bombs that come out of the White House, for the short term. It feels as though my guess is we get any glimmer of a shift back to the fundamentals, the market finds a path higher.feedback
Here's the good: It's better than expected and much better on the private payrolls. When you see the unemployment rate go higher for the right reason, that's a positive.feedback
I certainly don't think investors want people who run corporate America to be afraid of making smart business decisions.feedback
It looks like, at least in the early going, the market has shifted its focus from things that are positive, like economic data and earnings, to things that are more confusing like picking fights with Mexico, Iran and Australia.feedback
Investors can get behind pro-growth policies and can't and won't support protectionist policies. Trade wars, like all wars, end negatively for all.feedback
If you say the market is 30 percent driven by fundamentals and 70 percent driven by the hopes and promises of the big three – tax cuts, infrastructure spending and deregulation, then the big three just got harder.feedback
Companies feel a little more confident that investors are looking for ideas and there's a more captive market. It feels like you've got a receptive marketplace for it. Plenty of companies have been waiting long enough. Last year, companies were reticent to try the markets. A couple unicorns that came out didn't perform very well. That changes a little bit when you think about market conditions thus far. So you're more confident that you're going to have a receptive audience. But every deal is not going to go spectacularly well.feedback
He didn't decide to go high. He decided to go populist and protectionist, and that's something we're going to have to get used to. When you put together populism and protectionism, it has a lot of economic fallout. That's how he got here.feedback
If you were geared up to buy the election and sell the inauguration, you're disappointed. Now we start to focus on whatthe first 100 days look like.feedback
The market can (go higher), but that's based less on Trump coming in and more on the fact that fundamentals have gotten better. All sorts of things that could provide stimulus to an economy that's already improving can be brought forward, but none of it is going to happen in the first 100 days.feedback
There could be something interesting coming out of the hearings and his press conference. They're forcing us to multitask. Where the 10-year was – that was a pretty significant move in a short period of time. Some of that moderation we're seeing is not just happening there. It's happening in the financials.feedback
All of the real rapid rotation trades needed some relief and to take a breather here. The real thing to me is they're being replaced by something else. When the financials pulled back here with the 10-year, tech and health care jumped in significantly.feedback
The key thing for me was how quiet the the pre-announcement season was. A quiet pre-announcement season portends for a positive earnings season.feedback
The real excitement earlier this morning came on the back of global markets rallying and [strong] PMIs. You really have to juxtapose the strong gains we've had [in stocks] against the strong dollar. I think that's starting to seep into the market here.feedback
I think it's got to be closer to 4 percent than it does 3 percent to be a problem. Right now, it's the pace of change that's been eye opening.feedback
For the first time, they're beginning to take that seriously. We can't keep whistling by that strong dollar.feedback
We're certainly perfectly willing to price in all the good things about the new administration ... but I don't think there's many times where we've talked about the other side of the story – the tariffs, the trade wars. That may be the first quarter of next year's business, to realize the negative side of the story.feedback
I think we see much more of a correlation when things are coming down.feedback
When you look at this unambiguously better tone for the market, a lot is predicated on what will happen in 2017.feedback
We've obviously had a pretty significant run over the past few weeks, but with hardly any down days. The market is trying to price in a paradigm of fiscal stimulus and deregulation.feedback
Now remember, this is the same [ECB President] Mario Draghi that says more than he does.feedback
Regardless of who won, we've got a fundamental backdrop that has been doing better and along with that there is the possibility of a pro-business environment in 2017.feedback
We got a bounty of economic data today, but all of that probably takes a backseat in terms of our attention to oil.feedback
So the market would get nervous about the other side of the equation, where it's the more inflammatory things about – fill-in-the-blank, there's plenty – walls and tariffs and trade wars.feedback
It would be difficult for anyone to look presidential when being reactionary on Twitter – full stop.feedback
I think we meander more than we press new highs, because I think we're going to see unwinding of some of the stretched trades.feedback
The economic data is important and the Fed is only talking about raising rates two times next year.feedback
We will change our tune if it continues at the pace it's going.feedback
I think we're at a point now where we a transitioning from the reaction to the election to a reaction to the current fundamentals, which is important.feedback
When you look for signs that a new paradigm is in place for the economy, the strong dollar doesn't hurt them as much as the big caps. Unlike the S&P 500, they don't do 40 percent of their business overseas.feedback
It is a bit early to be calling the Big Rotation. We've been declaring that rotation for years. ... I'm afraid its hard to think about that happening in the current demographics we have. Baby boomers have more investable assets than millennials do.feedback
They aren't really going to benefit from Trump's stimulus spending on infrastructure and are sort of sitting in the middle. They aren't part of the oversold sectors such as banks and health nor are they high dividend paying stocks that getting sold off.feedback
I think part of the better feelings in the markets has been that - we have a more moderate Trump. He was surprisingly gracious in his acceptance speech, he was surprisingly gracious in his meeting with Obama. That calms the nerves. But remember candidate Trump is separate from President Trump. He can be different people.feedback
He had to say things to get elected that he's going to realize he can't accomplish. All of that could come home to roost at some point and that will be less market friendly.feedback
It's hard to make sense out of the technology space. To the extent you look at this and say. if you're going to take profits in technology stocks, IBM is not one of them. But Microsoft has had a great run, and Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google (Alphabet).feedback
We've heard the good stuff so far, but you have to wait for the other shoe to drop. A lot more was said on the campaign trail than has become elucidated.feedback
There are three things you need to contemplate. First, the lessons learned from Brexit. We know what happens in a Brexit-like sell-off. You get a knee-jerk reaction to the downside and then we move higher very quickly; we just sped up the process on that.feedback
Second, it's the fact that we got conciliatory speeches from both candidates.feedback
We have had elections for 240 years and some crazy ones at that. The world keeps spinning. I bet that will be the case come November 9th.feedback
This is just the agita that happens around a Fed rate hike, and since we only do it once a year, people get nervous about it. The meeting is going to come and go and we're going to have the same hawkish message we had at the September meeting.feedback
I sit next to one of the traders here and he was telling me he'd never seen the Dow fall so quickly. There's a lot more to this, but we won't know how much until we get more information.feedback
Regardless of the fundamental news we get next week, earnings or data, this may be the story for the next 10 days.feedback
You miss on any of these things … earnings, revenues, guidance or gross margins – you get taken to the wood shed. Whereas, if you beat, you're up just a percent.feedback
The backup in yields has been driven by the anticipation that the Fed's going to raise rates in December, and also comments out of [Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko] Kuroda. [BOJ is] not increasing the size of their quantitative easing, and the European Central Bank is running out of gas and not extending their program past March.feedback
We want the pattern to be that the second half is stronger than the first half.feedback
People are getting out of defensives and looking into growth.feedback
There's a much larger chance that we break out of range to the upside than the downside and I think it happens before the end of the year.feedback
There's a gap between the two candidates. It feels like the gap remains.feedback
While the sample set is still very small, earnings season feels lackluster.feedback
If you drill down below the headline, did wages go up? Yes. Did hours go up? Yes. Did participation go up? Yes. That's what makes it good. What would've made it great? A number above 200,000.feedback
Does energy continue to remain firm? Do we get an answer on any of the biggest questions? And that's Twitter and Deutsche Bank.feedback
I think the Fed speeches are going to be noise in the background today. Right now, we're looking at a data-heavy week, but most of that is due at the end of the week.feedback
Once they come to some resolution on the difference between what they are charged, $14 billion, and what they are going to pay, call it $5 or $6 billion, the market is going to be afraid there is a problem.feedback
While it is in the headlines, it is an overhang.feedback
The issues with Deutsche are the first five things everyone is talking about. It's very easy after just 8 years to get that muscle memory from Lehman in 2008. I think that was reflexive.feedback
Deutsche Bank sneezing should not cause all of the other financials to catch the flu. The more important point is the uncertainty around the election season. That becomes the clear and present risk. What does it mean to the markets? We're going to assume it's negative either way.feedback
That's when the market starts taking it seriously. Right now, the polls have it too close to call, and that's a change ? two weeks of gradual momentum on Trump's side and two weeks of flattening out and no momentum on the Clinton side. You have a pivotal event. then we'll look at it (Tuesday), if it stays too close to call, that's a negative. The market wanted to price in an inevitable more-of-the-same victory.feedback
This is a wait-and-see week. To follow through, you're going to need some clarity from the Fed and the BOJ.feedback
There's an election coming up. It's too close to call and you don't know what the aftershocks are going to be.feedback
We hope that's just August data and it's an aberration and not a trend.feedback
Now we're flat post Labor Day. What's changed? Nothing, the only thing that literally changed is the consensus around a September liftoff has dissipated because of lackluster data.feedback
I think we're at a point in time where the path of least resistance in this market is certainly lower and will be lower.feedback
The tone of the market is as uncertain as it's been all year. Up until yesterday, we knew what every Fed official was having for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The problem with this week is now we've shut that down.feedback
I think the reason the Nasdaq is hitting all-time highs is because of this sector rotation we've seen recently.feedback
We've had three to four pieces of relatively disappointing economic data, so that puts some focus on today's Beige Book.feedback
I don't think the market would celebrate a weak jobs report.feedback
Post-Jackson Hole, all eyes are on data. It's been improving, and I don't expect the jobs data is going to be any different.feedback
We're kind of leaking out a little bit. Oil moved up 9 percent last week on OPEC and the prayer that Saudi Arabia would just do something on production in September. When that energy complex sells off, it does correlate on the downside. Now investors are as afraid of Janet Yellen saying something egregiously hawkish as can the S&P trade at 17 times in a 1.5 to 2 percent GDP growth environment.feedback
They're going to raise rates this year. I think the only open question is whether September is on the table. The Fed funds futures don't think it is. They ran out of excuses. Brexit didn't stop the world from spinning, and the election shouldn't be a factor.feedback
I think [stocks] will be very much like this week. We'll have sell-offs that become muted and rallies that become muted. What could change it is more jawboning around Saudi Arabia and the September meeting and production cut rumors. That played itself out this week. We have a 9 percent gain in energy prices this week, almost all of it on that.feedback
We hit a trifecta yesterday, and that's certainly a reason to take a breather. The magnitude of the move isn't a big one. I think we're in the middle of a consolidation day.feedback
Car sales trends have been good, and that's been an important part of the recovery we've seen over time. We've been talking about the auto peak for three months. It hasn't exactly hit us yet.feedback
It's just a mild drift lower. It's not even down a percentage point in six days.feedback
This is really good news. It's not going to change monetary policy in the near term because we're still unraveling the effects of the (EU) referendum.feedback
That's what the market is recalibrating toward. It's just dawning on us that it's a process that takes months, not days. It will become a hotter issue again once a new prime minister is named in September.feedback
It's going to be a quiet day, but it is the first day of the quarter. …You're just not going to capture much of that on a Friday before a long weekend.feedback
The markets are going to start reacting to the polls. The markets still favor a Hillary Clinton presidency over Donald Trump. Equities tend to take the summer off, or at least that's the theory, and then fourth quarter is better.feedback
There's some logic to the rally, but I don't think there is any staying power.feedback
You've got an unwind of a defensive trade that is probably enough to move the S&P to the upper range of the last 12 months.feedback
Brexit has been an overhang, but it's not the overhang that's kept the S&P from breaking to a new high.feedback
Interest rates are lower than their 30 year average as well, so you can?t use the same barometer when you have a 10-year that?s yielding 1.6 percent.feedback
I think we're all waiting for Brexit to happen and not have it be a catastrophic event. We're unwinding some of the damage done last week, but no one's celebrating anything.feedback
Civility took over and the debate over Brexit stopped for a period of time.feedback
They've gotten very expensive and they continue to do so. If you look at the multiples on utilities or staples or telecoms, and the yields being at historic lows, you want to be careful there because it's a very crowded trade.feedback
We need to get through at least this Fed meeting, which I think comes and goes and is a nonevent, and we need to get through the Brexit vote, which I also think will be a nonevent.feedback
It's manifesting itself much more in global yields than in currency markets and equity markets. At the end of the day, we've got a stay vote and then we can move on and start looking more constructively about that market.feedback
I think the market moves are what's going to keep us on our toes. So, now it's a shift back to the fundamentals and are the fundamentals good enough for the market to price in a July interest rate hike? It feels like it is.feedback
I think the debate in the next week is: 'Did the data give enough ammo for the Fed to go in June or July?'. I think we lean toward July, because there's too much at risk for them to step in front of the Brexit vote by eight days.feedback
You have a smattering of economic data. To the extent you had inventory data that looked bullish for oil, if there's a big number at 10:30 that could help.feedback
I would love to say we'll have some follow-through. I certainly think, as today we'll see how Europe looks in the morning. That was certainly the kick-start of our day.feedback
I think investors are becoming more comfortable with an early rate hike because even if the Fed does raise rates in June, it will remain extremely accommodative.feedback
I think you start paying attention to the progress in the economy. This is second-quarter data.feedback
If oil kind of hangs in and we continue to have some better-than-feared earnings reports as we saw [in] the financials last week, the market may be able to hang on.feedback
I don't think this is a pivot necessarily on our jobs number. This is a pivot on what's going on away from us.feedback
You've got a combination of a pivot in a long-term run in both the dollar and oil and that's going to pressure equities.feedback
Any rally that starts is going to be violent to the upside.feedback
It's intraday volatility for sure, but it's a good sign. Today felt as close to capitulation as you can get. To have it reverse itself, it's very strong sign technically.feedback
That's working its way into the marketplace today. ... Bullard's commentary is very constructive for the market.feedback
The good news is, after the close in energy prices, we know it's not going to go any lower.feedback
I get the sense where this market is one where ... the overarching concern is global macro, so rallies are seen more as selling opportunities.feedback
The biggest thing affecting markets today and this year, we're coming in with an assumption the global economy is slowing more in '16 than '15. We're worried about China.feedback
It's a combination of that event ... and an assumption that valuations are out of line with global economic growth.feedback
People are concerned that the Fed missed a window of opportunity last year and will raise rates at a time when the economy is slowing down.feedback
I think it's very much global markets are in a risk-off mode. It's very hard to step in the way of (that).feedback
A lot of it has to do with China and a lot of it is overdone. The China PMI hasn't changed much. It's not unusual to have an outsized reaction when you've got a base case that 2016 could be a tough year.feedback


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Denilson, who became the world's most expensive player when he moved to Real Betis from Sao Paulo in 1998 for £21.5million, will spend a week training with the Trotters in the hope of securing a contract.
The 31-year-old is a free agent and Megson said: "An agent called one of our staff up and asked if we would like to look at Denilson. It doesn't cost us anything and it's an opportunity for the lad and an opportunity for ourselves to see one of the world's best players - albeit of a few years ago - and see how he is now."
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When people say " I read it on Pinterest" it is almost like it is from the Bible and we should take it for the truth. So when I read that if you smear your your eye lashes at night with Vaseline your lashes would be thicker and longer. I thought, "What?" So, since I use Vaseline on my lips anyway, and an eye cream at night, I thought what could it hurt? Well, I am here to tell you after a few days my lashes don't look like the ones in this picture, but they are thicker and fuller. So this time Pinterest wins.
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- Heart of Alghero
- Sulis Tower (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- Tarragona Park (0.5 mi / 0.7 km)
- Alghero Aquarium (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
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- San Giovanni Tower (0.5 mi / 0.9 km)
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- Triple Room, Partial Sea View
- Double Room, Balcony, Sea View
- Double Room, Partial Sea View
- Double Room, Park View
- Single Room, Partial Sea View
- Double Room, Sea View
- Triple Room, Park View
- Suite, Terrace, Park View
- Executive Suite, Sea View (Libeccio)
- Triple Room, Balcony, Sea View
- Executive Suite, Private Pool, Sea View (Maestrale)
- Double Room
- Double Room
- Double Room
- Romantic Double Room
- Suite, Terrace, Sea View
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- Double Room, Park View
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 24 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets stay free (dogs and cats only)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
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In the hotel
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Outdoor pool
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- Steam room
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- Arcade/game room
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- 24-hour front desk
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- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Pay movies
- Satellite TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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Special features
Guests can pamper themselves with a trip to the onsite spa, which has 1 treatment room. Services include hot stone massages, massages, facials, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
The spa is open daily. Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
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Also known as
- Villa Las Tronas
- Villa Las Tronas Alghero
- Villa Las Tronas Hotel
- Villa Las Tronas Hotel Alghero
- Villa Las Tronas Hotel & Spa Alghero, Sardinia
- Villa Las Tronas Hotel And Spa
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, health club, fitness facility, or spa tub.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
A tax is imposed by the city and collected at the property in cash: EUR 2 per person, per night for stays from May to September and EUR 1 per person, per night for stays from October to April. This tax does not apply after the 7th night. Children under 12 years are exempt. For further details, please contact the property using the information contained in the confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Optional extras
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Outstanding 4.6 /5 from 45 reviews
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Am planning a wedding in Alghero in August, and went there solo to put together the agenda/finalize everything. Have stayed at Villa Las Tronas before and the service is second to none. Beautiful views - it's a historical building but kept in great shape. Walk to the harbor, walk to old town --- just perfect.
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The "small castle" hotel is the best in town and ideally placed on a spit surrounded by water . The gardens are excellent and the staff are all skilled and friendly. The hotel is ideally placed to walk to restaurants and the Old Town.
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It's bang opposite the Drury Lane theatre where The Lord Of The Rings is showing, yet so anonymous you almost miss it, but this is a reasonably priced oasis in the centre of Theatreland, that Angus Steakhouse hell where normally only naive, moneyed tourists dare to tread.
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We'd ordered some olives to nibble on - a top tip, since the service is authentically manana - but even so, by the time we eventually got our food we were left with matching pools of drool on the table.
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Monksford Drive, Hullbridge £339,995
Lawrence Antony Homes are delighted to offer to the market this refurbished and extended four bedroom semi detached house which is located in the semi rural village of Hullbridge and offers pleasant views to the rear. Internally the ground floor benefits from a new fully fitted kitchen diner, 16'8 x 15'11 lounge, ground floor cloakroom and a fourth bedroom/study whilst the first floor comprises of a newly fitted bathroom suite and three good size bedrooms. The rear garden has been landscaped and the front of the property offers parking via a block paved driveway, for more information or an appointment to view please contact us on 01268 778333.
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Approached via part opaque double glazed lead light entrance door, double glazed windows to either side, wood effect laminate flooring, open plan to:
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Bedroom Four/Study
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Double glazed window to the rear offering pleasant views, wood effect laminate flooring, radiator.
Fitted Kitchen Diner
16' 8'' x 8' 11'' (3.25m x 2.72m)
Double glazed double doors and windows to the rear aspect offering pleasant views, fitted with new range of base and eye level cupboards, built in oven, gas hob and extractor hood above, integrated washing machine, dishwasher and fridge freezer, roll edge worktop surfaces incorporating stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, concealed gas combination boiler, radiator.
First Floor Landing
Double glazed window to the side, loft access, doors leading to:
Bedroom One
15' 11'' x 9' 10'' (4.85m x 2.99m)
Double glazed window to the front, radiator, two fitted storage cupboards.
Bedroom Two
10' 8'' x 9' 11'' (3.25m x 3.02m)
Double glazed window to the rear offering pleasant views, radiator.
Bedroom Three
13' 0'' > 9' 8" x 6' 7'' (3.96m x 2.01m)
Double glazed window to the front, radiator.
6' 5'' x 5' 6'' (1.95m x 1.68m)
New white suite comprising of panelled bath with tiled surround, mixer tap and shower over, vanity wash hand basin with mixer tap and drawers below and low level w.c. Radiator, opaque double glazed window to the rear.
Rear Garden
50' < 62' at side x 26'
Offering a west aspect with loose stone patio laid to the immediate rear having wooden border leading onto newly lawned area and offering pleasant views.
Front Of Property
Block paved driveway.
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