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General Evening Post (Newspaper) - January 7, 1790, London, Middlesex (h O N D O N. ) Price Three-Pence Halfpenny ohly. From T H U R S D A, Y, . JANUARY- .7, tO S A T U R D A JANUARY 9', 17^0. . .;. ^77'i F R I D At, Jan. 8. 'COUNTRY NEWTS'. 'Liverpool, Jan. 4. . . N Tuefday evening, , as ^+,�^,4 Me. William Warbsr-.. � t0 J t'f; �!&' ton, who has been, many ^''x^-.fH*:'/ -^B Vj'\' .years owner and mafter L fm- * ^tom, who were gracibufly received} arid had the ufual benefaction. General Meadows has written to his friends in this country, informing them, that his health will not permit him to Hay in India longer than the beginning of the year 1791. He fpeaks of being in daily expectation or receiving his appointment for Madras; but .as his letters are dated in July, it was impoffihle he fhoiild have known he was appointed to the Government of Fort St. George, as the Veftal frigate, which did net leave England till aboutthat time, conveyed him the intelligence. It is well known the General has no great relim for the luxuries of the Eaft; he never folicited the appointment; but it is faid went at the particular requeft of a Great Perfonage. v The total amount of the feveral branches of public revenue, under the heads of- Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, and Incidents, for the weekending, Jan. 1. 1790., is 284,758!. us. iid. Extra.? of a Letter from Vienna, Dec. 20. " An, exprefs is arrived from Count de War-Wn/Krbari, and I hear this moment the meffehger has brought the agreeable news that Offova had capitulated, and was actually in the hands of that General. The Tefterdar, who was ewected at Belgrade, arrived.there the 10th inftant. So much refpeci: was paid to him, that horfes were fent to meet] him as �ar as Semendria, and bring him and his fuite to town. The next day the interpreters at Semlin received orders to repair immediately to Belgrade. This offie'er of the Porte is em-fow.red to treat firll about a fufpenfion of hofiili-iws, and afterwards ef peace. It is for no Other purpofe than that of treating with hijn thaf Mar-Jhal Laudohn flopped at Ueigrade; As foon as he brings toa tonclufion thebufinefson which he fleets the Tefterdar, the Marfhal returns to Vienna; and as he is expefted to arrive here this evening, it is-to be pre&UBtd th� bufiaeft has heen fomc time r fetded. It is. not his intentibn to flop here, but to proceed immediately to his .eftate at Haderf-dorf, whence in % few days he wifl return to make Jus report to the Emperor." . . > , t Ext raEl of a Letter from. Berlin, Dec? 22. , " Our rejoicings are not yet at an enid^on account of the Prince of Pruffia's recovery. . Qn Sunday laft the King ordered the fame Ode to bd performed as was written arid tonipoifjed on the. happy recovery of the King of Denmark, Fr&-, derickthe Sfftfti Whichr-was foUowetl i>y;ii"^ Deum compofed by Richard?. , Yefterday-:;^? play tome time fince petfprmed was agsSn:, at Court t6 a feled'party, in which: ^ - -Highnefs FrederFca, Prinfcefs of PruiGav; ' with uncommon applaufe. . :|". *' The King has.ordered Miniltejr^^^o^er to have a houfe bailt for the Eaj|^^'^>^or Browrr, the eftjmate of Which aradtmtii^zijBero rix-dollars. Hi* Majeflf has alfo a^|^^^oo,6^o rix-dylla'r>for the purpofe of rebjii^^^fi|^h0ufe*5 of the inhabitants of Berlin as waa^'x^^Kife laft a-fliguateon is here looked upon as'an^omen of" peace." Extract of a Letter from MarfeiBef, Dec. � " I was laft Tuefday in the oofervatory bf this place, where my eyes were delighted with one of the grandeil fcenes in nature^; a full-view of the Mediterranean, and an extenfive plain on the land-fide, forming a half-moon, and containing above 1000 country feats, interfperfed with gardens, vineyards, &c. " I do not find that the trade from hence to 'the Levant is fo much diminished as I heard it reported in England ; the wine, oil, and wool exports are very confiderable; the fluffs and ferges, I believe, are little demanded. As to ferge, there is none equals the London* and the manufacturers here fcruple not to acknowledge it; pur-chafers all afk for Serge de Londres. " I was lall week at Aix, but J think there is much mor^ trade carried on here than at that, place, though the firll city of Provence. The people here tell me, that this was a town 500 yeis before the birth of Chrift. 1 am but juft recovered from an ague, which I caught at Aries, one of the moll, unhealthy fitu-ations in France. The day I came away there was a fleet of tartans and polacres, laden with wine and oil, fet fail for the Mediterranean." Extrail of � a Letter from^Portfoiouth, Jan. 6. " Yefterday afternoon arrived three outward-bound Ealt-lndiamen, and upwards of zoo 'fail of merchant fhips, from the Downs; the wind being fair they did not flop, but proceeded, on ; therefore we could not learn any of ^their names. The outward-bound which have lain fo long here wind-bound took the advantage of the wind and failed, and we are in great hopes that by this time they are clear cf the Channel." � The King George packet, Capt. YefcombeC arrive J at Falmouth .from Lirbon, has brought over 84.00i. for the merchants. She left Lifbon the 26th of December laft, When his Majefty's Hup ths Pegafus, Capt. Sawyer, was fafe at anchor in the Tagus, but no time mentioned when file was to fail for England. His Majefty's packet-boats the Halifax, with the mail on board of laft month for Barbadoes and Jamaica, and the Antelope', with the mail,of the fame date for the Leeward Iflands, after having failed feveral times, and been obliged to put back by contrary winds, failed again on Monday, and it is imagined they are now quite . clear of the Channel. The matrimonial elopement on the Continent between Mifs Campbell and Mr. Jennings, has ended in. a llyle the moll unexpected ;-they were purfued, it is faid by the father and mother of the young lady, and overtaken at Oftend ; when the parents agreed to their being married, but having re-conducted the young lady into Picardy, they inftantly withdrew their coufent; and have Commenced a profecution againft the lover. The. Opera feafon commenced laft night at the little Theatre in the Haymarkct; in which place the Chevalier Gallini, from a liberal motive of fecuring to the Nobility their favourite entertainment; though with a certainty of Iofs to him-felfj has done* every thing to accommodate it to the purpofe, and has gone to confiderable ex-pence; Wednefday the ferjeant of the fquadron of light horfe, who attended his Majofty to St. James's, in turning fhort upon the pavement, op-pofite the private entrance; was feyerely hurt, and very narrowly efcaped with life. The horfe fell upon its rider's head, which was a long time irt that perilous fituation before any ailiftance could be afforded. A perforii lately butler to Sir Cecil Wray, was on Taefday committed to Bridewell by the Bow-ftreet-JVIagiftrates, on fufpicion of having robbed that gentleman of plate and Baflk-notcs to a confiderable amount. , Yefterday the three perfons who were charged with feveral robberies on the Hammerfrriith road; were re-ex^arhined by Mr. Juftice Bond. It was a very lOng examination * from twelve in the morning toeigiit in the evening. Townfend and Jealous, early in the morning, iaid hold of a Corporal upon the Parade, who was one of the gang that had committed various depreciations for the laft fix weeks. The Corporal is a very fine young man, and he defired to be admitted as King's evidence. A great variety of" jobberies are ex. pected to be difcove^ed. Mr. Cook and Mr^ Emmerton^ who had been robbed, fwore to, theq prifoners. �' , MARRIED.] On Wednefday laft, at St; Olave's church, Old Jewry, Mr, James Aber on Wakc-u Parade., Bath. ~ Sunday laft, .Miv Southard, hatter, of Stall-ftreet, Bath.-Monday.: nigsrt, MiSi Jeflerys,1 wife of John jefferys'j Efq; of the Crefcent, Bath. She went to bed in per- : feet health, and expired foon after without the leaft previous indifpofition.-Tuefday fe'nnight, fuddenly, on his. journey, from Writhlington to Lorrgleati Mr. Benjamin RofCter. , a clergyman WANTED as an Aififtant- at a Grammar- j School pleafantly fittiated near the River Fharries. i For further particulars irquiie of Mr. Law, Bookleller, N9. 13, Avcmary-lanj, Lu-Jgstc-ilreet. [20 hTTchin school! THE Annual Meeting of the Gentlemen Educated at tbe above Sch �'�, wiil be lield at tbe London ' 'lavcrn; on Friday the I stli Inftjnt. Dinner on the Table at. Four o'Clock. STEWARDS, j. WYE, J G WADD, : SMITH, I C. BARTON. [35 HODDESDON ACADEMY, HERTS. JL! B ELLIN ton, Succeflbr to. Mr. Hathaway, takes the liberty of acq lainting the Friend.' of tiieyoung Gentlenien enttufted to h;s care, lhar he Academy will Open as ufual, for their reception after the Chnftmss R>ccfs, the iSch inft. whie Genll ; By WILL I-A M R.A DC LI E F^, hA. ; >v-. �,.���edrProteft)nt Diffoiitir-g Congregation* : ia .the County of Sufrblk, afiemBl d fpr the Purpofe of otlibe/ rati-g upon Meaffires pr br purfued for obtaining a. REPEAL at" the CORPOR^ATiO.Niand fEST ACTS, Pub^Uhed at their unanimous Requeft^ By JQ-HN MEAD RAY. ?' We-perfuade men'.*'--1 Cor. v. 11. The SE.COND EDI J"I ON. , Printed for J. BuckLand, No. 57,. Parernolier row; Mr. Decicv Bury; Puncfnid, ipfwich ; 3ookfell-rs in Norw'cfc^j Clacher, Chelmsf jri j 9,nithinan,^Braintrte; Ks-ynur, Col-cheftcr, and HiU, Bajlin^don. Prce 6d^ (al.. To fee L. E_ T i, And e:.terrd 0,1 imiredTatEFy, AN Old-accuftomei LINN EN an'd WOOLLEN' DRAPER's SHOP, fituaed in thi Thor- ugh-fare in. WOODBRIDGE, Surrblk,A gentoeUnd undehiabli . fituation. Inqut e of Mrs SiikclJ, Wooob'idge. K. B. A good Trade in the Grocer.) and W 'ol Branched has bocn carried on there for years faft, as well as in the above articles. - . [z't&c . GAINSBURGH, 24th Dec. 17S9. ALL Perfons who have any Claim? or Demands on, the'Eftate and �ffc&s of Mr. WILLIAM BARNARD, la:e of Gainiburgh, in the county;of Linsoln, Attorney at Law, deceaf�d, are deli ed to fend an Account thtreof, wirh'iiit delay, to his Ne/hew and Adminiftratori Mr. Willi?.m B.'rimd, of Cainfburgh, aforefaid', A.-toruey at Law. And all Peifons who Itood Indebted t> the De-ceafed, at the "I ime of his Death, are hereby required forth direct Road ;-o Hoddelllon. f 30 LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL. \ N eftablimed one, in One of the bell fitua-iTx tions, near the metropolis', f>r health, the houfs large, c>)n.inodi^>us, aad completely adapted for the purpolt,. on the moft liberal and extenfive fc;le, ahd every accommodation, fuch a9'caggct beexcciledf m any fch"*l, -where cernaps more cukii treble the undermentionedexp'encps are required ; young Ladies are Boarded a->d Taught French and Englifli grammatically j alfo e�ery kinder ufeful and f?fliionable Work, At SIXTEEN GUINEAS per Annum, flfcmcing, Mufic, Writing, Drawing, and Geograjpiiy, by af .-roved Maffers. The conftant attendance of ths Govr'rhefs in the School, it is prefumed, will be an additional recommendation^;- RefeTence^may be had, if required, to relpeftable families, whofe Daughters are now at the School. Apply for addrefs. tofvlr. Wesley, at No. 201, oppbfite St. Cif meat's, Ch h, in the Strand : and at Mr. Merle's j Carver and Gilder', LeadcnhaU-ftreet. [31 CAMBRIDGESHIRE. . To be peremptorily SOLD by. AUCTION, At the B�ed->'LionT.nn, in the Town of Cambridge, on Tuefday, the i6th Day of January, rj'90, between the Hours of Three aod Six o'Ckck in the Afternoon, fuoject to fuch Cou.litions of Sale as will be produce j;, ,. . AFarm-Houle, Barnsi Homeftall, &c. with an Orchard^nd Clofe adjoining ; fituate in F ulbourn, in the county of Cambridge, and three other Clofes of feveral Land, and 106 Acres (more or lefs) nf Arab'h Land} lying in the open fields' of Fulbourn t Al.b a Cottage and Orcnavd a'djoining it. The abofe are held by Robert Jordan, as tenant from year to year, Alfo 57 Acres (more or lefs) of Arable Land, lying in the open fields of Fulbourn, with a Cottage and Clofe adjoining, held by Charles Dawfon, as yearly tenant. About 44 Acres of the above are Cdpvhdd, the reft Freehold. ^ Two-third� of the Purchafe-Money may remain Upon the Eftate, if require*, at Four and a Ha}f per Cent'. For. fort her. particular inqnire.of Melf. Maute and Sweet-in?, of Huntingdon. ' -. AT the Semi-Annual Dinner of the SOCIETY for CONSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION7, Lon-don-Taveiii, Biihoprfgate-flreet, 16th December, 1789, JOSHUA GRIGBY, Efq; M. P. n the Chair, A motion was made by Richard Sharpe, Ffq; and fecdnded,, th�t the t*J under-written Refolves be read : I. Refolved, That thu� moft ftrenuous Exertions for procuring a Parliamenti'y Reform be carnefily recommended to tl-fe Fr:ends uf Freedom in all Parts oFthe Kingdom.; the ap-�proachins Expiraiicn of the Term for which Parliament was chofenj and the fplerrdid Effurts if feveral qeighb mrtng Nations for recovering tbeir loft riches, contributing to render it probable that the People" ff t .is Country may now obtain^ from the Afiprehenfion of thofe who have hitherto oppofed their reafwaule Defires, what they fo often folicited in vairi from their Juftice: II. Refolved, That it he alfo earneffly recommended t� thofe very fe v of, the Peopleof this Country who eled Members of Parliament, tolhew a marked Part'ulity to thofe Candidates at theeiifuing General El.clion, \tho .vnill then pub-lidy^eclaretheir,Purpofe of bsing adliv; Friends to a Parfia-menl?ry..Reroxm. - - The Queftlon beirig put on the flrft of the faid Motions, it pafl'ed ne . eon. The Queftiou being next put on the fecani, it parted alfo Xieimcon. A Moiion Was tlien made a"d f^condei, that the faid Re-folvs be printed in the Public Pipers ; and pafl'ed in like Manner, [19 DANIEL ADAMS, Secretary. w'.thto difcha:gs their ft ^tor. refpeiiive Dtb s to his laid Ad'�I'.i- '[2866 Purfuantto in Order of the Right Hon', the Lord High Ch; ncel.or of G eat B. t!:n, made " In he Matter of THOMAS ARMSTRONG, a Lunatic," tf LL Perfons claiming to Be Next of Kin of /iTHOMA* ARMSTRONG, of ORlNGTyN; near Wincheftor, in the c mnty 6f Hants; Efq; a Lunatic, are,, o 1 or before the, jotl} Day of January next, peremptorily t� come, either peffonally or by'their S licifor:, before ]ohn Hett, Efj one of the Matters of the High Conrt Of Chancery, at hi| Chambers in Syn.oad'�-Inh, Cbinctry* . laoe, London, to ma!ce good fuch Claim. Dec. 4/1789. � . ' : (^770 , ' : LEICESTERSHIRE. """"* A CAPITAL HUNTING SEAT. To be LETT, and ina be ent-red unon at Laly.-day ne*"> - fTT'HE. MANSION - HOUSE at WES T- it LANG ION", with the FURNITURE, dog-ken-eli . capital ftaUing; and correfp >ndent out offices, akifchen-gar*. den, pleafur�-grouncf\ and about thir-y acr s le-byj and Weft-Halton �fi>rel'aid, and of Bui ton andThealby in the faid county of Li'scln Mr. Chapman, Mr. Ch3fer, or Mr. Blackbnra . will alfa fhew the eftare. The leaf: by which it is holde.i is for the term of twenty-one years, renewable every feven, on payment of a &m : The laft renewal was obtained :ib >.t t.\o years ag,o. Coleby is very pleafintlv fi'.usred upon the 3ank9 of the River Trent*, and part of the Eftate adjoins that River. Par.ticail.rrs m y be had by applying to Mr. Lee, Attorney at Law, in Wakefield, Yorklhire, who* has a Plan and" Survey of the Eft.ite, and is authorized to treat for the fame.__ [2793 '" COCK ELL'S HEIRS at LAW WANTED. WHEREAS MARY COCKELL, late of Kighley, in the county of York, Spinller, de-ceafed, by her Will, dated the 30th of September, 1776 gave divers Freeh"!-', Copyhold, and Leaiehold Eftatrs, ijr^ different Parts of Yorkfliire and in Cumberland and Weft-mor'andj to the Rev. Charles Knowlton, Clerk," Reftor of Kighley, arid Charles Booth, of Bradford, in Yorklhire, Wine MevcHantr Upon Truft, to Sell all or Part for particu* lar Purpofes in the Will mentioned, and to pay the "Rents ar>d Produce of the Refidue to one JOSEPH WELSH, dutln,' his Life ; and on his Deceafe, to convey ami deliver over tae fame, together with the Family Pictures, and other Articles in the Will mentioned, unt>> the Heir or Heirs a't Law of he Coufin, WILLIAM COCKEI.L, late of Lond�n, Barber-Surge:n, deceafed, who died at Ken*ugron, neafiondon, in or about the Year 1733 or '734i on their taking and ufu.g (if Male) jhe Surnanru of- Cockell: And whereas the faid Teftatrix ded'foon after making her~Will, and the (aid Jo-feph Wellh, wh >, du.injj his Life, enjoyed the Sftates it.-mainingnnfold, is late y dead 1 The faid Truftees do there, fore hereby give Notice, that all an-* every Perfjr^.and Pei^ fons claiming the fame Eftates and Efc�U, as being the Heir or Heirs at Law cf the faid William C�cfcsll^ muft fnd their Pedigrees deducine their Title thereto, properly aurherw ticated, within Two Months from this Time, to one of the fad Truftees; 01 .to Mr. Parker, Attorney, in Haliiar. Haiif-x, Dec.'ig, . (tfi ;
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I'd really be interested in people's comments about Taxes from Tim Hunt's article.
He talked about some areas being included in the Fire Tax, some, not.
He also mentions that we already pay an extra half cent sales tax for transportation, etc, but now there is a proposed additional half cent tax - double!
While I would like some of the things that the tax is supposedly for, the proposal has no sunset, no re authorization. When has such a tax ever decreased, esp. if there's no accounting or review?
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Hey y'all, I am curious to your thoughts on this - I recently made an art zine which was a limited edition of 25 for a fundraiser for the zine shop I volunteer at.
The 25 were made to be a bit special - printed on nice recycled paper and hand collaged and coloured with bits of paper and tape and markers and nail polish and lipstick and other cool and fancy bits, so they are each individual, and priced at $6.
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Just call it a limited special edition release for the first 25, then do the rest however you want! :)
I agree with Nicci. The first 25 should be limited like you originally intended, and the rest can just be plain. I think it's a perfectly okay thing to do, so don't worry about it.
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Windmill House - 20442/AL
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Velikost70 m²
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Location: about 25 miles North East of Madeira, the island of Porto Santo is only about 8 miles long by 4 miles wide, and dominated by a 5 mile golden sandy beach along its south eastern coastline. Average daily temperatures range between 18 and 25 degrees Celsius, only occasionally dropping below 16 or 17 in the winter, or rising higher than 28 or 30 during the summer. The apartment is located in a very convenient area with shops (including a large supermarket), bank, bars, restaurants, tennis club and the beach within 5 minutes walk. All of the many other facilities of Porto Santo are within easy reach, including the golf course which is a 20 minute walk or a 5 minute taxi ride away. The main town of Vila Baleira offers shops, museums, churches and a small market, and is a leisurely 20 minute walk away, or an even more relaxing stroll along the beach. There are numerous walking opportunities around the island, with many interesting geological features to explore.
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This is really a lovely appartment with an amazing sea view. The appartment has more then sufficient room and is well equiped with all you need. We really enjoyed our holiday.
Great exclusive but friendly apartament with a high-class facilities. Amazing view from the balcony to the ocean and mountains. Especially perfect for people who would like to spend calm, relaxing and reflective time on Madeira :)
Excellent location & starting point to explore the island.
Very clean and well equiped apartment. Beautiful view to the ocean from the balcony. Close to supermarket, bakery and bars. Drive to the beach is 10 min. aways or spectacular trip with the teleférico to reach the ocean. Any request/problem is immediately solved by Cécilia. We could even stay on the day we left till 4.00 pm in the apartment.
Would HIGHLY recommend this place.
Home away from home. We love this place and the service is perfect.
Advice: Bring your own internet-TV, as the TV-SKY-box has no Portuguese channels - only UK-based stuff.
We hope to be back - soon !!!
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Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius still thinks the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates twice more this year, plus start shrinking its balance sheet.
But he admits in a late Monday note that he's less confident about that forecast than he was.
He reduced his odds for a Fed rate hike in June to 80% from 90% and says he's "also become a bit less confident in a September hike."
He adds:
If the outlook deteriorates significantly, the committee might simply delay any further tightening steps. And even a more modest deterioration could prompt the committee to pull forward the announcement of balance sheet runoff to the September meeting and delay the third 2017 rate hike until December.
He sees the balance sheet reduction as having less impact on monetary policy than a 25 basis point rate cut. Therefore, he writes:
If the committee is skittish about tightening too much at the September meeting but wants to retain the optionality of delivering three hikes in 2017, reversing the ordering of the third hike and balance sheet runoff might make sense.
Hatzius' outlook is wilting because of "sharply weaker core inflation in the last two months." He calls last Friday's disappointing read on the Consumer Price Index "another meaningful downside surprise."
It hasn't sagged more because the labor market has continued to improve at the same time.
Economists at Goldman Sachs unveiled their predictions for 2016 in their last research note of 2015. In case you missed it on Dec. 31, below are their "8 Questions for 2016," their answers, plus a key sentence from their analysis: Read More»
Some equity investors are fond of reading tea leaves in the performance of the junk bond market — which tanked last week, especially on Friday. They see high yield credit spreads over Treasuries as wide as they are now as a sign recession is around the corner.
It's true that the high yield bond market can be a good recession forecaster, but not always. Read More»
At about this time last year, economists at Goldman Sachs published eight questions for 2015 and then answered them. On Friday, they tally up how they did on their predictions.
Pretty darn well, it turns out. The only got one wrong: "Will the housing recovery accelerate?" They thought it would, but it didn't. Read More»
It may not be as easy for the Federal Reserve to hike rates as it seems.
A Thursday report from Goldman Sachs highlights "operational challenges" to smoothly getting the fed funds rate off zero that mainly have to do with complications stemming from the Fed's $2.5 trillion of excess reserves, accumulated during quantitative easing programs. Read More»
Goldman Sachs Asset Management offers an upbeat take on U.S. growth in its fixed-income strategy group's first-quarter 2014 outlook, saying growth could finally top 3% this year with the help of the housing-market rebound and a revival in construction. Goldman says the pace of job creation could drive the unemployment rate below the Fed's 6.5% threshold for policy tightening sooner than the Fed or markets currently expect, saying the current level of Fed policy accommodation is consistent with a recessionary environment, when the economy and credit market valuation are "at more advanced stages of recovery and expansion."
What's good for the economy isn't necessarily good for bond markets, of course, and Goldman doesn't see good things ahead for Treasuries. Here's Goldman with its investment strategy:
Against the backdrop of a strengthening US recovery and reduced market support, we favor assets most likely to gain from growth and we are avoiding those most dependent on liquidity. We are positive on non-agency MBS, which should continue to gain from the housing market recovery. We also see credit continuing to benefit from the combination of robust growth and prolonged Fed stimulus, though we are monitoring the risk of asset price inflation over the longer term. We are underweight agency MBS sectors that have been targets of purchases under the Fed's QE program, and we are particularly negative on US rates. Though we think the Treasuries curve should remain steep, we expect yields to rise, including at the short end. Our expectations for US growth and policy tightening are somewhat ahead of the current market, which is in turn somewhat ahead of the Fed's projections.
The much-anticipated slowdown in the Federal Reserve's monthly bond-buying program will begin in September, according to a Goldman Sachs economist.
In a research note published today, Kris Dawsey cautioned that the decision to taper would depend on economic data.
The Fed now buys $85 billion in bonds each month. Investors have been fixated on signs and hints regarding when the central bank will reduce those purchases, fearing that the U.S. economy isn't yet strong enough.
Once tapering begins, bond purchases won't stop on a dime. According to Dawsey, if the Fed begins to taper in September, purchases won't conclude until mid-2014, which is in-line with Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's recent guidance,
Total purchases under QE3 would total about $1.3 trillion. That brings the Fed's holdings to just under $4 trillion, and that balance sheet won't shrink anytime soon. Dawsey says passive runoff will be the primary tool for reducing the size of the Fed's portfolio, but won't start until after the central bank has increased its benchmark federal funds rate. He writes:
Although there is a great deal of uncertainty around the potential future runoff rate, we expect that the MBS portfolio may shrink at a roughly 8% annual rate beginning in 2016 with no reinvestment. However, the Fed could also pursue a partial reinvestment strategy, in order to even more gradually reduce its holdings. Treasury securities would also start to mature beginning in 2016, as the Fed sold all of its holdings with less than three years to maturity as of the end of 2012. Under the assumption of passive runoff, we have previously estimated that the Fed's portfolio may not return to a normal size until 2022. That forecast continues to appear broadly reasonable.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management says in a paper today that 2013 will likely mark "the start of a prolonged and potentially significant rise in US rates":
[A]ll of the major factors that have contributed to the low rate environment in the US and caused it to persist for many years are turning and US rates are likely to rise significantly over the next several years.
Goldman says continued Fed bond purchases may contain upward pressure on rates in the near term but that "the growth rate of official demand for Treasuries has likely peaked." Goldman adds that rate normalization "may be delayed in other major developed bond markets" but that "rates in most major markets are at or near a long-term bottom."
Much of this comes by way of a pitch for an unconstrained fixed-income investing approach that reduces duration risk and looks to diverse, global yield opportunities for positive total returns even while rates are rising. As for the prospects of traditional fixed-income investing, Goldman's not so upbeat:
We believe total return prospects in traditional fixed income portfolios are modest in the best case, and more likely negative. Traditional fixed income portfolios, benchmarked to the Barclays US Aggregate or similar indices, are concentrated in interest rate risk. Investors adopted this approach during a 30-year bull market in interest rates. As a result, traditional fixed income allocations have generally provided income, diversification and positive total returns. We do not believe a fixed income allocation concentrated in duration risk offers the same potential today.
Master Limited Partnerships are on a roll so far this year, up 11.6% in price compared to a 6.6% appreciation in the Standard & Poor's 500 index.
The Alerian MLP Index yield is hovering around 5.5%.
What's driving the rise? Recovery from a down year and a selloff tied to rising taxes, but there are other key factors for the appreciation, according to a report out today from Morgan Stanley analysts Stephen J. Maresca, Robert S. Kad, Shaan Sheikh and Brian Lasky. One factor is new and growing institutional interest in MLPs, particularly among pension funds:
"The Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund will hear presentations at a board meeting this week from finalists for a $645 million MLP external manager mandate (a 5% target allocation)."
Other large pension fund MLP allocations Morgan Stanley highlights: $1 million by the St. Charles Police Pension Fund, $950 million by the Pennsylvania Public School Employees Retirement System, and $200 million by the Delaware Public Employees Retirement System.
And there are other reasons for the appreciation. For one thing, more exchange-traded funds and notes, along with …
Despite increased regulatory burdens facing investment banks and in the wake of a rally in financial debt, bonds backing Goldman Sachs (GS) are still worthy of a buy rating from corporate bond research service Gimme Credit.
"To the extent that new regulations (such as the Volcker rule) reduce revenue volatility, credit spreads could benefit even if earnings no longer reach the peaks seen before the financial crisis," writes Kathleen Shanley, senior investment grade analyst at Gimme Credit, on Monday. "Given the spread tightening that has already occurred over the past few months, we don't see as much near-term upside as we did in September, but we maintain a stable credit score and a buy opinion."
Goldman joined this month's flood of high-grade corporate bond issuers, last week pricing $1.75 billion in new debt, with its 1.6% notes due 2015 pricing at a spread of 130 basis points over comparable Treasuries. Goldman's 5.75% notes due 2022 were trading at 278 basis points over Treasuries as recently as September and have since rallied to a spread of 187 bps as of Monday afternoon.
Barrons.com's Income Investing blog helps readers find undervalued securities that offer attractive yields, with an emphasis on dividend-paying stocks, preferred shares, bonds, REITs, Master Limited Partnerships and closed-end funds.
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Its not just Jeremy Corbyn who has got it disgustingly wrong on Islamic terror - Melanie Phillips
#LOCKHERUP #SethRich Plot Thickens: "DC Insider" Speaks Of "Complete Panic" At Highest Levels Of DNC - ZH
Russian Embassy Implicates #HillaryClinton In Tweet Asking: "Who Killed #SethRich?" - ZH
The poisoning of Robert Spencer, a new low in left wing free speech denial - Mark Steyn
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It had to happen, just a matter of time.
I felt saddened seeing the report on the news. Especially about the stuff that he had not talked about to anyone until a few years ago.
Most of them didn't like to talk about the horrors - whilst doing my first degree I interviewed and taped about 20 WW1 vets; most of them would talk about the comradeship; the conditions, food, training and they'd not want to remember the horror... though,I did get some horrific stories off one or two. The vast majority of the blokes I spoke to were either in the 'St Helens Pals battalion (Kings Liverpool Regt) or the Lancashire Fusiliers... all dead now. Cost me a few bottles of rum... but it was a privilage
I've still got one ot two of the cassestte tapes.
BTW there is still one WW1 British forces vet alive ... though he never saw the trenches; he was in the navy. I think he's now in Australia
To Harry, a kind, gentle man (with a wicked sense of humour!) who saw the horrors of the Western Front first-hand, I salute you.
Lest we forget
Well said, Kaz.
I had a fantastic artifact loaned to me about a year back when I was teaching Genealogy - I was talking about tracing military records; specifically WW1 and a student told me she had an old diary.
She brought it in to show me and blow me if it wasn't the dairy of a battalion Colonel of the Durham Light Infantry - it was marvelous. It told the day to day story of the battalion from Belgium 1915 right the way through to Russia 1919.
There were accounts of battles, casualties, reprimands, promotions etc... day to day life in the trenches
The saddest bit was the first page where the old man had dedicated the diary to the boys under his command - there were two pictures. The original officers in the battalion 1914 and by each one was inscribed either KIA; Wo or LN... Killed in action; wounded; Lost his Nerve... I think out of 30 officers only two did not have some sort of initial... Then there was the second photo - the old guys wife who died in the Flu epidemic of 1919.
I had it in my possession for about a month and copied as much as I could... but I had to give it back in the end. I told the student that it was a document of special historical significance and she should get it to a museum as soon as she could... I don't know what happened to it
Hasn't SVT got his great grandad's trench diary?
I've got my step grandfather's injury tag and blood stained trench map. Lucky for him, he was only injured at the Somme and came back home. My gt uncle didn't make it through Arras, only has his name on a memorial.
Harry Patch's book is a great read, nice that it doesn't dwell throughout on WWI but covers the rest of his life in civvy street afterwards. He seemed like a nice old chap. Wasn't there talk a while back of giving the last survivor a state funeral?
Fair enough. Hope he gets a good send off.
This diary had copies of letters he'd sent home and received; maps; tickets to parties all sorts... I think most of the book was exercise books that had been rebound.
My family lost two that I know of... one a lad of 17 (Alex Bowman) He'd joined the Kings Liverpool Regt on his brother's birth certificate at 15 and was killed the first day of the Somme. No known grave... he's on the Theipville memorial
The other one was on my mum's side her great uncle Seamus Tierny - he was an interesting character - he had to leave Ireland in 1911 because of 'Fenian activities' (Burning down police stations) ... went to Australia joined the Australian Army and was killed Gallipoli fighting for the British Empire he despised (I've still got his picture)
I lost all the stuff on my dad's side of the family when my Granny's house was broken into after my Grandad died and whilst she was staying at her sister's house after the funeral- they got his medals, his brothers medals and ripped up their service records...
I did "November Ceremonies" when I was in the Navy. It's about the only time I've not cried, although there were lots of lump in throat times. The last Boer war veteran was there, which was kind of cool!
I was able to bob down and pick up 2 poppy petals after the first Albert Hall service. One for Percy in WWI and one for my uncle Cyril who was killed in Burma in 1944.
Rattler's going to Wootton Bassett on Tuesday as his boss's son was killed in Afghanistan last week


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It poses some interesting macroeconomic questions. If it represents a movement towards the reduction of the American trade deficit, then we should see a rebalancing of the capital account too. It could happen through an even greater decrease in investment (probably not an interesting outcome) or an increase in saving. Where will the increased saving be coming from? If it isn't the government, then households will have to do it, otherwise investment will fall even further compared to what it is today.
Alternatively, if not matched by higher saving, this trend will have to stop at some point, or it will need to be matched by higher prices in dollar, in other words, inflation. Just extrapolating the trend (silly, I know, but this is just a baseline exercise) indicates a matching yearly inflation rate of around 23%.
It took decades for macroeconomists to see so much action in their field.
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By Lance Traweek / American Press
The Southwest Louisiana Entrepreneurial and Economic Development Center, three years in the making, opened its doors Friday.
The SEED Center, built on eight acres of land across from McNeese, is designed to foster businesses and entrepreneurs and aid economic development in the five-parish area.
The building, at 4310 Ryan St., has 52,000 square feet, and its three floors will house university programs and regional business groups.
"This is truly a dream come true and a vision I've shared with this community for many, many years," said U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu, who attended the ribbon-cutting event. "I really try to focus in on the things that I can do to push resources to the areas that need it the most."
Gov. Bobby Jindal, who was also present, said the facility will help the region "build on this great momentum that we've seen not just in Southwest Louisiana but across the entire state."
The SEED Center is the product of work by the university, the Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance, the city of Lake Charles and the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury, officials said. "At the end of the day, we're all in this together," Mayor Randy Roach said. "That is what this building represents."
The building cost $13 million and was paid for with funding from the Louisiana Recovery Authority, the Police Jury and the city, along with money that came from the sale of the alliance building and a nearly $4 million U.S. Commerce Department grant.
George Swift, alliance president and CEO, said one of the main drivers of the project was the support and encouragement of Landrieu, who helped secure $11.5 million in federal funds.
In a news release, Philip Williams, McNeese president, noted that few universities in the U.S. have a regional chamber of commerce based on their campuses. "The collaboration between business and academia is the way Silicon Valley started," he said in the news release.
• First floor: Southwest Louisiana Business Incubator and Entrepreneurial Center; Louisiana Small Business Development Center; Institute for Industry-Education Collaboration; Student Innovation Center; Business Incubation Studio; Student Internship Program; Office of Research and Sponsored Programs; and the Dore School of Graduate Studies.
• Second floor: Willis Noland Conference Center, named after the late businessman Willis Noland.
• Third floor: Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance; Service Corps of Retired Executives; Louisiana Procurement Technical Assistance Center; and the Imperial Calcasieu Regional Planning and Development Commission.


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Located in McKinley Park, Grande Denali Lodge is 2.6 mi (4.2 km) from Wilderness Access Center and within a 10-minute drive of Denali National Park Visitors Center. This 166-room, 3.5-star lodge has a restaurant along with conveniences like free in-room WiFi and free self parking. Black Diamond Golf Course is also within a 20-minute drive of this Denali National Park lodge.
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"I hope you will consider responding to this call to assume a leadership and mentor role for the incoming freshmen class; to serve and give back to your University in a unique and powerful way while simultaneously molding and honing your leadership skills to become one of the leaders for which Ole Miss is known."
—AJ Barrios, 2012 Peer Mentor and ASB Cabinet Member
At the end of the semester, mentors who have successfully completed all elements of the program will receive a $250 scholarship. In addition to the scholarship, mentors will also benefit from the opportunities to:
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The Effect Of Strategic Orientation And Gender On Survival: A Study Of Potential Mass Merchandising Suppliers
While a market orientation is associated with superior performance (Narver and Slater, 1990; Kara et al., 2005), it may not be the only approach for small manufacturers (Noble et al., 2002). Our study examines whether two other orientations — production and marketing — influence the survival rate for small manufacturers wanting to supply the mass merchandising marketplace. We also investigate the impact of gender-related preferences on the continued existence of these firms.The sample for this study consisted of 1,690 small, independently-owned manufacturers who participated in an evaluation program in order to become a supplier for a major mass merchandiser. Results showed that surviving firm owners placed more emphasis on production than marketing activities, while non-surviving firm owners did the opposite. When gender was considered, male-owners showed similar preferences as the general sample, but the reverse was true for female entrepreneurs. We conclude that an exclusive focus on a market orientation may be counterproductive to a firm's long-term success. For small manufacturers in the mass merchandising industry, both a production and marketing orientation are needed to survive.
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- Program Advances Development of Renewable Energy Sources (UR Newsroom, July 8, 2010)
- UR Offers Solar Energy PhD (D&C, July 9, 2010)
- UR begins solar program with $3.2 million grant (RBJ, July 9, 2010)
- Multidisciplinary Program Strives for Practical Solar Energy (Solar Novus Today, July 12, 2010)


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The Lumilite Fast Track High Power XRC LED Flashlight is a new breakthrough in flashlight concepts. Featuring one-touch focusing and an extremely long-life LED, this flashlight lets you switch between a spot light and a wide 16:9 flood beam light with a simple slide button. It also has a convenient pop-up battery cap, allowing you unload and load batteries in just seconds. The lightweight and ergonomically designed Lumilite Fast Track High Power XRC LED Flashlight is the simple-to-use, water-resistant light that's perfect for any lighting needs.
Key Features
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- Pop-Up battery cap lets you load/unload batteries in seconds
- Water-resistant design with extremely long life high-power LED
- Flashlight comes with batteries and a convenient hand strap
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YAGO (database)
|Max-Planck-Institute Saarbrücken
|Initial release
|Stable release
YAGO2s / 16 October 2012
|Semantic Web, Linked Data
|Creative Commons CC-BY 3.0[1]
YAGO (Yet Another Great Ontology) is a knowledge base developed at the Max Planck Institute for Computer Science in Saarbrücken. It is automatically extracted from Wikipedia and other sources.
As of 2012, YAGO2s has knowledge of more than 10 million entities and contains more than 120 million facts about these entities.[2] The information in YAGO is extracted from Wikipedia (e.g., categories, redirects, infoboxes), WordNet (e.g., synsets, hyponymy), and GeoNames.[3] The accuracy of YAGO was manually evaluated to be above 95% on a sample of facts.[4] To integrate it to the linked data cloud, YAGO has been linked to the DBpedia ontology[5] and to the SUMO ontology.[6]
YAGO2s is provided in Turtle and tsv formats. Dumps of the whole database are available, as well as thematic and specialized dumps. It can also be queried through various online browsers [2] and through a SPARQL endpoint hosted by OpenLink Software. YAGO has been used in the Watson artificial intelligence system.[7]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Yago Downloads". Retrieved 2015-01-08.
- ^ "Yago". Retrieved 2015-01-24.
- ^ Fabian M. Suchanek, Gjergji Kasneci and Gerhard Weikum. "Yago - A Core of Semantic Knowledge". 16th international World Wide Web conference (WWW 2007) [1]
- ^ "Yago Statistics". Retrieved 2015-01-24.
- ^ "Yago Linking". Retrieved 2015-01-24.
- ^ "YAGO-SUMO". Retrieved 2012-12-21.
- ^ David Ferrucci, Eric Brown, Jennifer Chu-Carroll, James Fan, David Gondek, Aditya A. Kalyanpur, Adam Lally, J. William Murdock, Eric Nyberg, John Prager, Nico Schlaefer, Chris Welty. Building Watson: An Overview of the DeepQA Project. AI Magazine 31(3): 59-79 (2010)


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Second chance of a lifetime
Who are these kids we talk about each week? They come in a variety of sizes and ages and from various family situations and enjoy a wide range of hobbies and activities.
One interesting note: More than a third of the kids on our waiting list are kids who have been matched previously. One might think that because a child has had a Kinship mentor in the past, that child may not be in as much need for a mentor as another child. Partnerships end for many reasons, but most end because the adult mentor has had a major change in his or her life. Leaving town to take a new job, getting married, having a baby or increased work responsibilities are some examples.
It's impressive how these kids get right back on the horse. They are ready to give it another try, hoping that another adult friend will be found. If you've been putting off becoming a mentor, think about what a difference you'll make in the life of one of these kids. When you contact our office about becoming matched with one of these previously matched kids, just let us know you're considering one of the "second-chance" kids. We'll tell you all about them.
You may reach us at 829-4606 in Brainerd, email@example.com or toll free (if you are in the northern lakes or Crosby areas) at (877) 730-5437. Or visit our website at www.kinshippartners.org.


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A bold statement from Digital Trends, but one that has merit. In fact, they review the Sony UX-50 and give the ultra-portable computer a 9 out of 10, citing only two major cons: pricing and confusion between the U.S, and Japanese models.
The review starts off strong with comments like this: "The Sony VAIO UX50 trumps the Microsoft Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) initiative before it even gets off the ground. Not content to just run with the crowd, Sony reminds us all that they were doing UMPC since before UMPC was even an acronym in Intel's techy little dreams." I would be hard pressed to argue with that, based on Sony's previous generation of mobile computer, the U-series, which debuted in 2002!
Digital Trends includes some benchmarking statistics, which I hope to use for future comparison purposes against the Samsung Q1. There's little doubt in my mind that with a weaker hardware configuration, the UX will clearly outperform the Q1; however, some of you have asked for benchmark specs so we'll give it a go. In the meantime, check out the detailed review at Digital Trends.


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Monthly Archives: June 2010
WHAT it's Friday already? No it feels like Thursday! That public holiday on Monday has thrown my week out but loving the short week I must say. You know Friday means 3 things…. 1. The weekend is almost here 2. Teneale updates her blog…. I know, I know you all want me to do that more then just a Friday…. stop telling me 🙂 and 3. A new Inkspiration challenge is released. So what is the Inkspiration challenge for this week? a colour challenge and I really, really struggled with these colours…. I mean struggled….. they are Chocolate Chip, Pumpkin Pie, Elegant Eggplant and Whisper White! So not colours I use together, if I had a little Old Olive I would of been fine but O.M.G!
Even tho I struggled with the colours and played around with lots of ideas trying to make these colours work for me, I am kind of happy with the end result. I made this card for someone dear to me who is having a hard time at the moment and I was having a heart to heart with her the other day and I spoke about the Carrot, Egg and Coffee Bean? Most Aussie SU! Demos know what I am talking about {yes we do speak a special language sometimes} but it was part of a presentation that the inspirational Derek Christenson gave at last years Convention. For me and many others it really hit home. Want to hear it? Well….. grab a cup of coffee and get comfy….
Are you a Carrot, an Egg or Coffee Bean?
By Author Unknown
A young woman went to her mother and told her about her life, and how things were so hard for her. She did not know how she was going to make it, and wanted to give up. She was tired of fighting and struggling. It seemed as one problem was solved a new one arose.
Her mother took her to the kitchen. She filled three pots with water. In the first pot, she placed carrots, in the second she placed eggs and the last she placed ground coffee beans. She let them sit and boil without saying a word. In about twenty minutes she turned off the burners. She fished the carrots out and placed them in a bowl. She pulled the eggs out and placed them in a bowl. Then she ladled the coffee out and placed it in a bowl. Turning to her daughter, she asked, "Tell me what do you see?" "Carrots, eggs, and coffee," she replied. She brought her closer and asked her to feel the carrots. She did and noted that they got soft. She then asked her to take the egg and break it. After pulling off the shell, she observed the hard-boiled egg. Finally, she asked her to smell and sip the coffee. The daughter smiled, as she smelled and tasted its rich aroma. The daughter then asked, "What's the point, mother?"
Her mother explained that each of these objects had faced the same adversity- boiling water-but each reacted differently. The carrot went in strong, hard and unrelenting. However, after being subjected to the boiling water, it softened and became weak. The egg had been fragile. Its thin outer shell had protected its liquid interior. But, after sitting through the boiling water, its inside became hardened. The ground coffee beans were unique, however. After they were in the boiling water they had changed the water. "Which are you?" she asked her daughter. "When trials and adversity knock on your door, how do you respond? Are you a carrot, an egg, or a coffee bean?"
Think of this: Which am I?
Am I the carrot that seems strong, but with pain and adversity, do I wilt and become soft and lose my strength? Am I the egg that starts with a passive heart, but changes with the heat? Did I have a fluid spirit, but after a death, a financial hardship or some other trial, have I become hardened and stiff? Does my shell look the same, but on the inside, am I bitter and tough with a stiff spirit and a hardened heart?
Or, am I like the coffee bean? The bean actually changes the hot water, the very circumstance that brings the pain. When the water gets hot, it releases the fragrance and flavor. If you are like the bean, when things are at their worst, you become better and change the situation around you. When the hours are the darkest and trials are their greatest do you elevate to another level?
After all that here is the card I made, I know my friend will love it because it will remind her to be the coffee bean.
Inside…. On the left I have slipped in a coffee bag and on the other side I did a little tea cup stack using "Share a Cup" from the current Mini Catalogue. I have not yet put in the message because….. well I like to share with you guys but maybe not the message.
All Materials are from Stampin' Up!
Stamps: Sip by Sip, It's your Day and Share a Cup*
Ink: Elegant Eggplant, Pumpkin Pie and Chocolate Chip
Cardstock: Whisper White, Elegant Eggplant, Pumpkin Pie retired DSP
Other: Chocolate Ribbon, Embossing Folder Polka Dots*, Sizzlits Lots of Tags* and Small Oval Punch
*Sold in Autumn Winter Mini Catalogue
Check out the other DT's creations and be inspired!
Keesh is away at the moment.
June Guest Superstar Lee Pelosi
Stampin' Up! have an amazing deal this week. Taking 40 – 50% off these 5 stamp sets!
A Happy Heart Stamp Set page 34 was $41.95 now $20.98
Greetings Eight Stamp Set page 57 was $49.95 now $24.98
Bella's Bloom Stamp Set page 78 was $24.95 now $14.97
Enjoy Every Moment Stamp Set page 97 was $53.95 now $26.98
All Scallops Stamp Set page 105 was $55.95 now $27.98
Guess who is getting new stamps this week? me…. I was only looking at Bella's Bloom last week 🙂
To place an order, contact me by….
Phone: 0416 000 955
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Friday is HERE….YAY! and it is a long weekend which is lovely I just hope it warms up a little here is Sydney because I am freezing. I have big plans to stamp this weekend and I am looking forward to Saturday, I have a team training event to attend and I am doing a bow presentation for the group…. wish me luck 🙂 As you know Friday is also Inkspiration challenge time and this week is a sketch which is SO good. I suggest making time to play along this week.
I just love this colour combo, when I first started I was really struggling with the flower placement, the image in my "head" was not happening on the card front {don't you hate that} by in the end it came together and I am really happy with it.
All Materials are from Stampin' Up!
Stamps: A Rose is a Rose, Friends 24-7 and En Français
Ink: Pale Plum, Rich Razzleberry and Old Olive
Cardstock: Very Vanilla, Pale Plum, Rich Razzleberry and Old Olive
Other: Half Pearl from Pretties Kit, Large Square Punch and Daubers
Check out the other DT's creations and be inspired!
June Guest Superstar Lee Pelosi
This week's deal is huge discounts on 5 of the Designer Series Papers. You can see all the papers on page 132 of the Idea Book & Catalogue. You have until 15 June at 11:50 PM (AET) to take up this offer.
112470 Haiku Designer Series paper now $10.17
113976 Pink Flamingo Designer Series paper now $11.02
113992 Tea Party Designer Series paper now $10.17
113975 Raspberry Tart Designer Series paper now $11.02
114037 Sweet Slumber Specialty Designer Series paper now $14.92
I have gone to my card archives for cards I have made using some of these papers, I don't have samples using Tea Party and Raspberry Tart but I will….very soon 🙂
Sweet Slumber Specialty now $14.92
To place an order, contact me by….
Phone: 0416 000 955
Email: email@example.com
Finally Friday is here, I know I say it often but what a week! I am happy the weekend is here however my weekend is filled with lots of work but I still plan to catch up with some of my favourite people and have a little fun. I have been feeling a little uncreative lately as I am sure you can tell, I am happy to report I feel like my mojo is back! Last weekend I did my last classes in a scrapbook store, which was sad because I have been working in scrapbook stores for years teaching classes all over Sydney but I have stopped doing it so I can focus on my current career direction, having said that there will also be some changes here coming to my blog and with my Stampin' Up! business soon. I hope to post a little more now I don't have classes to design for stores.
Anyway I know you are here not to hear all about me or my week but to see a little eye candy and what I did for this weeks Inkspiration challenge. Keesh gave the DT a colour challenge this week….here are the colours:
Here is my card for this week, I am so happy with this card and just think it is super cute. I don't think I can part with this one and normally I don't talk myself up {well I don't think I normally do anyway} but I am feeling pretty clever for coming up with this one 🙂 The Real Red DSP I have used is retired it was from a 2007 Simply Scrappin kit, I hand most of my scrap DSP to my 4 year old niece Bailey so I had to borrow it from her stash….
Loving the inside too….
If your wondering how I made the banner… well I used these stamps from Party Hearty, the row of party hats which I used upside down and punched the "celebrate" out with a small Circle Punch. I love Party Hearty and it is my most used birthday set.
Check out the other DT's creations and be inspired!


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The other day, there was a letter about little Johnny who signed up in the Air Force thinking he would continual his college degree and, when he ended up at a base after basic training and technical school, he ended up working in an old building, picking up trash and raking leaves ("Recruits feel the cuts," March 17). My, my. I almost broke out in tears. The author signed off as an Air Force veteran. Well, a veteran should know that when you sign your name on the dotted line, you belong to " SAM."
Young people today have it made -- no more draft. When I graduated from high school at Marysville in 1950, everyone had to sign up for the draft board, because of the "Korean Police Action," and most people had to go to war, like it or not. I was in the Naval Reserve, so I held off until I was 20 and was working at McClellan Air Force Baes as an aircraft sheet metal worker. I was working with airmen, so I thought if I could go into the Air Force, I could get the same job. But when I signed on that dotted line and took basic training at Parks AFB, I was asked what field would I like to choose from: cook, security police or welding -- or they would make up their mind for me. I took welding and never was able to get back into sheet metal.
I had to do a lot of jobs I didn't like. When I was working at McClellan as a citizen, I got paid overtime and I was making around $300 a month. The military had just received a pay raise, from $50 a month to $75. That drop in wages was hard to take in 1952.
I think little Johnny will get his degree, if he sticks with it. There are a lot of schools that he could take; he should take whatever comes up. Most airmen today are doing that.
Bob Moran
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Dr. Gilleard teaches parasitology on a variety of courses in the DVM curriculum including VM424 (Veterinary Parasitology), VM405 (Clinical Skills II), VM400 (Clinical Presentations II), VM500 (Clinical Presentations III), VM531 (Small Ruminants and Non-Traditional Livestock) and VM854 (Equine Health)
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Panniculectomy Q&A
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Will TriCare Cover a Panniculectomy?
I recently went to the doctor and i was told i have a hernia the size of a baseball...i have a pannus that causes me to get rashes and it feels like... READ MORE
I want a panniculectomy at the same time as the hernia surgery. Is there a chance that this will cause another hernia? (photo)
I am planning on having surgery to repair 3 hernias that occurred after a hysterectomy at the surgical site. I have lost 125lbs so far but have at... READ MORE
Do I have a hernia or did surgery get messed up? Had a Panniculectomy 6/9, it looked great until my drains were removed. (photo)
I can't turn certain ways lift & run. I'm very lg & sore, but yet numb in areas.I can't feel my BB or around it yet. I know i am still healing but,... READ MORE
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by David Ray Griffin 911Truth.com "here was just an explosion . It seemed like on television they blow up these buildings. It seemed like it was going all the way around like a belt, all these explosions."–Firefighter Richard Banaciski "I saw a flash flash flash the lower level of... »
Archive for September 10th, 2011
Explosive Testimony: Revelations about the Twin Towers in the 9/11 Oral Histories
U.S. Government — Tracking Cash Cards?
Kelly Holt The New American The U.S. government has found another way to invade privacy in the name of fighting terrorism by proposing legislation that would track prepaid debit cards. As usual, the real losers would be, not terrorists who won't comply anyway, but innocent Americans, or travelers, and card issuers burdened with yet... »
9/11 and the War on Terror: Polls Show What People Think 10 Years Later
by George Washington ZeroHedge.com 09/10/2011 As the Brooking Institution reported yesterday, Americans that the government overreacted and overspent in reaction to 9/11: These are a summary of findings of a new poll conducted by the Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) and the Anwar Sadat Chair for Peace and Development at the University of... »
The Summer Vacation Is Over – As Papandreou Briefs Greece On Its Sorry State, The Riot Police Returns
by Tyler Durden ZeroHedge.com 09/10/2011 Just as Greece's G-Pap, who has proven he has more political lives than a cat, is about to speak at the Thessaloniki trade fair with an update on the economy (which is now contracting at more than 5% compared to the -3.8% forecast in May), the country reminds us... »
Divide And Conquer: Are The Left And The Right In America About To Go To War With Each Other?
EndOfTheAmericanDream.com Every single day, America is becoming a little bit more divided. It is probably not a stretch to say that there could be more political hatred in this country today than at any time since the Civil War. In fact, there are some very disturbing signs that the very heated war of words... »
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Brian Wilson on how the media work their voo-doo against Ron Paul.
Scam and Sham How the Media do that voodoo that's doo-doo by Brian Wilson LewRockwell.com Center stage for the "news media's" regularly scheduled kabuki: The Presidential Debates. These 60-90 minutes of low-grade drama and high-grade farce would have the viewer believe serious inquisition is going on here. In fact, all but the script is... »
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Mac Slavo September 9th, 2011 SHTFplan.com Leading trend forecaster Gerald Celente, of the Trends Research Institute, discusses a host of issues and topics with Infowars Nightly News host Alex Jones. Among other things, Celente says he's never seen a summer like 2011, and warns that this Winter will not be a good one for... »
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Why They Hate Us
by Laurence M. Vance LewRockwell.com "Today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack in a series of deliberate and deadly terrorist acts. . . . America was targeted for attack because we're the brightest beacon for freedom and opportunity in the world." ~ George W. Bush, address to... »


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Article Topic: MagickOrder by: date | title | author
Date: 2012-04-09 By: David Rankine
Over the last thousand years there have been several distinct streams of Western magical practice. Running parallel are the grimoires, which focus on preparation and complex procedures to produce effective communication and interaction with spiritual beings, and the Books of Secrets, full of simple techniques using easily available ingredients. Both of these traditions have influenced many of the more recent magical traditions and practices that have developed in recent centuries. However, until recently the importance of the early Book of Secrets tradition has been largely ignored. Here magician David Rankine explains the rich, magical history behind these books.
Date: 2011-10-31 By: Philip H. Farber
Until nearly the end of the Twentieth Century, most neuroscientists believed that once a human brain was formed in childhood, it would remain pretty much the same throughout its life. in the 1980s, however, scientists changed their minds about brain change. We now know that the brain not only can rewire itself very quickly, it can also grow new cells. What does this have to do with Magick? Philip H. Farber, author of Brain Magick: Exercises in Meta-Magick and Invocation, explains.
Date: 2011-03-02 By: Donald Michael Kraig
Date: 2011-01-03 By: Jean-Louis de Biasi
Dan Brown's novel The Lost Symbol portrays Freemasons as a mysterious group of conspirators who have been secretly ruling America from its very creation. Of course, we have to remember that this is a fictional book, which uses certain elements of truth in a creative way in order to develop the storyline of the novel. But who are the Freemasons? What are their secrets? While any simple online search can yield an abundance of information, Jean-Louis de Biasi, 32° Freemason and author of the book Secrets and Practices of the Freemasons, divulges just exactly what Freemasonry is...and lets readers in to an unknown world of spirituality.
Date: 2010-12-09 By: Patrick Dunn
Date: 2010-11-22 By: Chic Cicero & Sandra Tabatha Cicero
Many people outside the magical community assume that tarot cards are used as "fortune-telling" devices—as if all human destinies were absolutely fixed without any possibility of free will entering into the equation. Magicians know better. There is no fate but what you make. In other words, while tarot cards impel, they do not compel. Like the Qabalah, the tarot is a complete and elaborate system for describing the hidden forces behind the cosmos. Chic Cicero and Sandra Tabatha Cicero, Golden Dawn adepts and creators of The Golden Dawn Magical Tarot, discuss three magical uses of the tarot.
Date: 2010-10-25 By: Donald Tyson
Date: 2010-09-27 By: Donald Michael Kraig
Llewellyn is the worldwide leader in publishing and distributing the widest range of occult and New Age information. Simply put, nobody produces more material for this community than Llewellyn. Llewellyn has continually strived to publish books for all levels of students, from the beginner to the advanced. To that end, Llewellyn is proud to distribute intermediate and advanced occult and magick books from the Golden Hoard Press, featuring exclusive illustrated, hardcover editions of important grimoires and rare esoteric texts. From Enochian Magick to Feng Shui, Donald Michael Kraig discusses the first Golden Hoard Books that represent the start of this powerful relationship.
Date: 2010-09-13 By: Donald Michael Kraig
When the original version of Donald Michael Kraig's Modern Magick was published, 45 and 33 rpm records were nearly obsolete, the Berlin Wall was gone, and AIDS was a growing social concern. Since that time, over 150,000 readers have made Modern Magick the most popular and successful book of its kind, but, as Donald Michael Kraig himself admits, the book is no longer "modern." Here Kraig discusses the eighteen months he spent revising, rewriting, and updating the new edition of Modern Magick.
Date: 2010-08-16 By: Carl Llewellyn Weschcke
In 1969, Louis T. Culling published The Complete Magick Curriculum of the Secret Order G∴B∴G∴, detailing the magical order's promise of a "shortcut to initiation." What does this mean? Can there really be a shortcut to initiation? Carl Llewellyn Weschcke has now updated this great work, and here he details the meaning of the "shortcut to initiation."


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WASHINGTON – In a Friday, March 9 letter to the White House, the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities expressed its continued concern about the contraceptive mandate contained in the August 3, 2011, amendment to the Department of Health and Human Services regulations entitled Group Health Plans and Health Insurance Issuers Relating to Coverage of Preventative Services Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (File Code CMS-9992-IFC2).
This mandate requires all employers, including religious institutions, to cover contraceptive services in their health care plans, including covering the contraceptives Plan-B and ella, which are widely considered to be abortion causing drugs. Though the final regulations published on February 15, 2012, exempt churches from this mandate, the regulations do not offer exemption for other types of religious organizations, including CCCU institutions.
In response to wide concern about the narrow exemption, President Obama indicated in a February 10 public statement that his administration had developed an "accommodation" for religious groups. He described an "accommodation" that would not exempt these groups from the mandate in the way that churches are exempt but would allow these other religious groups to avoid including in their health care plan services they find objectionable. Instead, each group's insurance company would be required to offer coverage for those objectionable services to the institution's employees directly at no cost to the employee or employer. In its letter last week, the CCCU expressed praise for the President's desire to protect religious liberty, but concern about the narrowness of the religious exemption in the finalized regulations, including the fact that the regulations create two tiers of religious institutions.
"We believe the role of separating religious groups into two tiers, groups that are religious enough to be exempt and groups that are deemed less religious and must therefore only be 'accommodated' is not an appropriate role for the federal government because it puts the federal government in the position of determining the sincerity of the religious commitment of various groups. We believe this is a precedent that could have long-term harmful effects on faith-based organizations, that are neither churches nor run by churches, yet are just as deeply committed to the principles of their faith as are centers of worship," wrote CCCU President Paul Corts in the CCCU's letter.
Instead, the letter suggested that broader language, such as the exemption contained in the 1964 Civil Rights Act, be used. "We believe that a better exemption would equally recognize all religious organizations that hold themselves out to the public as religious and that engage in religious, charitable, or educational activities for sincere religious purposes – such as the one found in the 1964 Civil Rights Act that recognizes any church, school, college, university, or other educational institution as eligible for the religious exemption if the institution is operated, owned, supported, and controlled by a religious corporation, or if the curriculum is intended to disperse the ideas of a particular religion (42 U.S.C. § 2000e-2(e) (2))," Corts wrote.
The CCCU's letter indicated, however, that if the White House would not expand the scope of the exemption, other steps could be taken to improve the accommodation and better bring it in line with President Obama's stated goal of protecting religious liberty. Stating that the accommodation framework must apply the President's workaround to both self-insured institutions and to student plans, the letter also requested that the regulations explicitly state that establishing two tiers of religious organizations, exempted versus accommodated, did not indicate any difference in the sincerity of the religious commitment of groups in both tiers.
Finally, the letter also asked for a very robust firewall between the religious institution and their insurance providers' provision of the objectionable services to the religious institutions' employees. Corts stated that, "Merely requiring insurance companies to offer this coverage does not provide this level of assurance to our institutions. Rather, only an arms-length transaction, such as from a third-party entity established to provide coverage of all of the FDA required contraceptives that insurance companies can buy into, could provide our institutions the assurance that their premiums were not indirectly paying for the services they so oppose."
Previously, the CCCU signed an inter-faith letter dated August 26, 2011, to Joshua DuBois, head of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships; submitted comments on September 30, 2011, to the Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Labor, and the Internal Revenue Service; and wrote a December 23, 2011, letter to President Obama opposing the limited religious protection contained in the mandate.
About the CCCU: The Council for Christian Colleges & Universities is a higher education association of 185 intentionally Christ-centered institutions around the world. The 116 member campuses in North America are all fully-accredited, comprehensive colleges and universities with curricula rooted in the arts and sciences. In addition, 69 affiliate campuses from 25 countries are part of the CCCU. The Council's mission is to advance the cause of Christ-centered higher education and to help our institutions transform lives by faithfully relating scholarship and service to biblical truth. Visit www.cccu.org.


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Thom Yorke Announces Tour Plans
February 4, 2013 | Posted by
Thom York has announced via Twitter that he and Nigel Godrich are headed on the road for a tour. Yorke announced three dates for the tour, via the following Tweet:
Me & Nigel out & about with two turntables & a microphone – London 22feb, Berlin 8march, NY 14march. special guests & location to follow..
Whether Radiohead or York and Goodrich's Atoms for Peace project will be involved is not yet known.