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Managed to get a couple of not so blurred photos. this is the second time I've seen it visiting the feeders this winter.
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29 November 2012 - 6:39pm Clive Timothy Lee
Loverly little birds colourfull too do you know much about their distribution in Englans at the moment??
29 November 2012 - 7:29pm PaulChallinor
I'm not an expert by any means. This year is the first time I've noticed a bullfinch in my garden. But if you go to http://blx1.bto.org/birdfacts/results/bob17100.htm on the BTO website this has distribution information
Certainly round where I am, if you want to find Bullfinches at this time of year, just drive around the country roads, or walk down them, even better. They are one of the commonest birds to be seen flitting ahead of you down the hedges, white rumps flashing.
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37 Hearing this, they were cut to the heart and said to Peter and the other apostles, 'What are we to do, brothers?'
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40 He spoke to them for a long time using many other arguments, and he urged them, 'Save yourselves from this perverse generation.'
41 They accepted what he said and were baptised. That very day about three thousand were added to their number.
Responsorial Psalm, Psalms 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22
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5 He loves uprightness and justice; the faithful love of Yahweh fills the earth.
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19 to rescue them from death and keep them alive in famine.
20 We are waiting for Yahweh; he is our help and our shield,
22 Yahweh, let your faithful love rest on us, as our hope has rested in you.
Gospel, John 20:11-18
11 But Mary was standing outside near the tomb, weeping. Then, as she wept, she stooped to look inside,
12 and saw two angels in white sitting where the body of Jesus had been, one at the head, the other at the feet.
13 They said, 'Woman, why are you weeping?' 'They have taken my Lord away,' she replied, 'and I don't know where they have put him.'
14 As she said this she turned round and saw Jesus standing there, though she did not realise that it was Jesus.
15 Jesus said to her, 'Woman, why are you weeping? Who are you looking for?' Supposing him to be the gardener, she said, 'Sir, if you have taken him away, tell me where you have put him, and I will go and remove him.'
16 Jesus said, 'Mary!' She turned round then and said to him in Hebrew, 'Rabbuni!' -- which means Master.
17 Jesus said to her, 'Do not cling to me, because I have not yet ascended to the Father. But go to the brothers, and tell them: I am ascending to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God.'
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FibroRelief – A Natural Approach to Fibromyalgia
by Cort Johnson | Mar 8, 2014 | 2 comments
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Karuna de Silva on March 12, 2015 at 10:21 pm
My husband has this morning ordered 4 bottles of Fibrolief to the the value of $250.oo.
I have ordered before at the cost of $53.oo a bottle. Has he made a mistake or is that price okay? Please let me know asap.
Cort Johnson on March 13, 2015 at 7:38 am
Hi Karuna,
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Adam Schefter on D&C: 'At some point you've got to start picking players'
|04.29.11 at 8:35 am ET
ESPN's Adam Schefter joined the Dennis & Callahan show Friday morning to talk about the NFL draft. To hear the interview, go the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
The Patriots took Colorado offensive lineman Nate Solder at No. 17 and then traded the No. 28 pick to New Orleans for a second-rounder this weekend and a first-rounder next year.
The Patriots have the first pick of Friday's second round. Schefter said people he spoke with after Thursday night's opening round predicted the Pats would trade the No. 33 overall pick, but he's not so sure.
"Is it going to surprise me if they trade out? Not at all," Schefter said. "But I'm sitting here, I'm saying to myself: You're New England. You've already stockpiled double [first-round picks] for next year. At some point you've got to start picking players. And there's some pretty good players on the board.
"There aren't many people that thought that Da'Quan Bowers would be sitting there at the top of Round 2. I know he's got medicals [issues with his knee], but that guy's a hell of a football player. I've heard some front offices compare him to Michael Strahan. I think Bill Belichick can make him work in that system pretty easily."
Schefter also speculated that Patriots may look at a running back such as Virginia Tech's Ryan Williams or Illinois' Mikel Leshoure. Said Schefter: "There's a great player there for them. It's just a question of what need they want to address."
Asked about league-wide surprises from Round 1, Schefter said: "My No. 1 big surprise would be Christian Ponder [going to the Vikings at No. 12]. My No. 2 big surprise would be what Seattle did, taking James Carpenter. My No. 3 surprise would be Atlanta giving up what it did to get Julio Jones ' five draft picks to get Julio Jones. I don't know when he turned into Herschel Walker."
As for the Patriots passing over Alabama running back Mark Ingram and trading the No. 28 pick to the Saints, Schefter speculated that concern about Ingram's health was one a few factors. "I think they liked him, but they just didn't like the idea of taking a running back," he said. "The last time that they took a running back that high, Laurence Maroney didn't fare well. And this is a league where there's been an increased emphasis on the passing game.
"And quite frankly, as good as New England was last year, and it was the best team in the league during the regular season, it still has holes that it has to fill. And running back, with BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Danny Woodhead, is not a priority when you can go get running backs later on in the draft. And there's going to be an awful lot of free agent running backs this year as well."
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There must be something in the water.
According to a study published last week in the journal Science, fish that swim in water with similar levels of anti-anxiety drugs found in streams and rivers near populated areas in Sweden tend to lose their inhibitions and go off on their own, gobbling up other fish at a faster rate.
It seems even after psychiatric medications pass through the body, traces find their way into waterways, slipping past waste-treatment plants. Researchers found "unusually high" levels of oxazepam in a river that flows through Uppsala, Sweden's fourth-largest city, but added they weren't out of line with levels found in rivers in other countries.
Researchers found in experiments that perch exposed to oxazepam went off on their own instead of staying with schools that protect them from predators. The medicated fish became bigger risk takers, venturing into unfamiliar environments more willingly, and became "much greedier and more efficient feeders" than their drug-free counterparts. The problem is that drugged fish could wipe out other beneficial species, such as algae-eating fish, or their own risk behavior could make them more vulnerable to predators.
Now, oxazepam is a benzodiazepine, a class of medications that includes better-known names such as Xanax, which is popped like Pez in urban centers far bigger (and presumably more stressful) than Uppsala. That would include the environs of Wall Street all the way up to midtown Manhattan; and while I can't vouch for greater usage of anti-anxiety medications among those in the financial markets, it would be surprising if it were less.
The vision of medicated fish gobbling up prey brought to mind the spate of mergers and acquisitions announced in the week past. It isn't the first time the hypothesis that the prevalent use of psychiatric pharmaceuticals may be influencing financial-market activity. Indeed, it was proffered in these pages years ago ("Prozac Notion," March 13, 2000), which suggested antidepressants were helping inflate the dot-com bubble, which was just about to burst.
But it's more likely that the oceans of liquidity loosed by the world's central banks and sitting idly on corporate balance sheets spurred the burst of deal-making, led by the $23 billion acquisition ($28 billion including debt) of H.J. Heinz (ticker: HNZ) by Berkshire Hathaway brka -0.3323664491177182% Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Cl B U.S.: NYSE USD164.93 -0.55 -0.3323664491177182% /Date(1495659739654-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2530786 AFTER HOURS USD164.88 -0.0500000000000114 -0.030315891590371673% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 97600 P/E Ratio 18.040910085320498 Market Cap 406947144880.688 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 637609 More quote details and news » (BRKA, BRKB) and Brazilian firm 3G Capital. That followed Comcast's cmcsa 1.3826043237807943% Comcast Corp. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD40.33 0.55 1.3826043237807943% /Date(1495659600240-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16279205 AFTER HOURS USD40.09 -0.239999999999995 -0.5950905033473841% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 909245 P/E Ratio 21.45212765957447 Market Cap 191251250590.573 Dividend Yield 1.5621125712868833% Rev. per Employee 516201 More quote details and news » (CMCSA) $16.7 billion purchase of the 49% of NBC Universal from General Electric ge -1.5912305516265912% General Electric Co. U.S.: NYSE USD27.83 -0.45 -1.5912305516265912% /Date(1495659609548-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 53246926 AFTER HOURS USD27.82 -0.00999999999999801 -0.035932446999640676% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 620152 P/E Ratio 25.65686364893519 Market Cap 246282406526.674 Dividend Yield 3.4495149119655046% Rev. per Employee 404685 More quote details and news » (GE) it didn't previously own, Dell's (DELL) $24 billion proposed leveraged buyout, the $11 billion merger between bankrupt AMR (AAMRQ) and US Airways Group (LCC), and the $16 billion merger of Liberty Global lbtya -1.197411003236246% Liberty Global PLC Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD30.53 -0.37 -1.197411003236246% /Date(1495659600135-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6578693 AFTER HOURS USD30.53 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 83543 P/E Ratio 18.487344071696743 Market Cap 30527844079.3417 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 484163 More quote details and news » (LBTYA) and Virgin Media (VMED). All told, some $160 billion of M&A deals have been announced so far in 2013, the fastest start to a year since 2005, according to Dealogic data cited by The Wall Street Journal.
Berkshire's 50-50 investment in Heinz -- in which it will put up $4 billion plus $8 billion for which it which it will receive preferred shares yielding a whopping 9% -- will barely put a dent in the $48 billion cash hoard CEO Warren Buffett has amassed for his famous hunt for "elephants" -- acquisitions big enough to matter to the conglomerate.
What's most striking about the spate of deals is how they are all about consolidation, not innovation. And that, while they hardly hold out exciting prospects, the combinations at least provide yields greater than the tiny fraction of a percent generated by the cash on the companies' balance sheets. Or more to the point, they're boring. How exciting can ketchup be?
Meanwhile, Comcast consolidates its holding in old media. American Airlines combines with US Air to form the world's largest air carrier, completing the consolidation of legacy airlines United Continental Holdings ual -0.11388080475768696% United Continental Holdings Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD78.94 -0.09 -0.11388080475768696% /Date(1495659645360-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1718720 AFTER HOURS USD79.98 1.04000000000001 1.3174562959209526% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 225452 P/E Ratio 12.41194968553459 Market Cap 24472113765.0684 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 417966 More quote details and news » (UAL) and Delta Air Lines dal 0.5762502572545791% Delta Air Lines Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD48.87 0.28 0.5762502572545791% /Date(1495659639344-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5079837 AFTER HOURS USD48.86 -0.00999999999999801 -0.02046245140167792% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 70516 P/E Ratio 9.08364312267658 Market Cap 35970371372.0255 Dividend Yield 1.6574585635359116% Rev. per Employee 470464 More quote details and news » (DAL), which absorbed Northwest. There have been no disrupting, new airlines, such as JetBlue Airways jblu 1.3134057971014492% JetBlue Airways Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD22.37 0.29 1.3134057971014492% /Date(1495659600496-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5675306 AFTER HOURS USD22.31 -0.0600000000000023 -0.2682163611980331% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 30956 P/E Ratio 12.026881720430108 Market Cap 7367522142.51144 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 359665 More quote details and news » (JBLU), but capacity-reducing combinations that have made air travel such agony.
These deals speak to the slowing of innovation in the U.S. economy, an idea put forth by Northwestern University's Robert J. Gordon (most recently in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, "Why Innovation Won't Save Us," Dec. 22). Even in technology, he writes, the big gains are past: mainframe computers in the 1960s; memory typewriters in the 1970s; personal computers, bar codes, and automated teller machines in the 1980s. The climax came in the 1990s, with the Internet, which gave rise to the likes of Amazon.com amzn 0.9068077485229635% Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD980.35 8.81 0.9068077485229635% /Date(1495659600326-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2385192 AFTER HOURS USD980.4 0.0499999999999545 0.005100219309430306% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 77860 P/E Ratio 184.47396646783207 Market Cap 468582785564.27 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 417613 More quote details and news » (AMZN) and Google (GOOG), hugely innovative companies that have changed their businesses. Since then, Gordon contends, progress has not been of fundamental transformation but miniaturization. Apple's aapl -0.29908972691807545% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD153.34 -0.46 -0.29908972691807545% /Date(1495659600177-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18779131 AFTER HOURS USD153.25 -0.0900000000000034 -0.05869310029998696% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 440023 P/E Ratio 17.93450292397661 Market Cap 799490182546.973 Dividend Yield 1.6434068083996347% Rev. per Employee 1894280 More quote details and news » (AAPL) iPhone combines the pre-2002 functions of laptops and cell phones.
In that regard, it's less surprising Apple's share price has swooned from over $700 last September to the mid-400s after the introductions of the iPhone 5 and the iPad mini fell short of the next big thing. And the discussion among investors has turned to what to do with its $137 billion cache of liquid securities.
David P. Goldman, the polymath who runs Macrostrategy, an economic consultancy, after having led Bank of America's credit research, agrees that American innovation has been threadbare in recent years but disagrees with Gordon that it's our fate.
"In our view, a combination of bad policy and happenstance are to blame," he wrote in a recent commentary. "A decade ago, everyone dropped what they were doing and joined the gold rush. The financial boom of the 2000s squandered America's best talent on the high returns available in derivatives markets. The smartest engineers and physicists got Wall Street jobs. The financial crash followed by the Obama administration's response further depressed risk-taking."
That leaves all that excess cash earning nothing (and losing value in real terms) nowhere to go but to pursue deals. Even with a recent backup in the high-yield bond market, liquidity is abundant, especially in the leveraged-loan market. Corporations have ample productive capacity to meet demand, so better to combine with competitors and eliminate any excess rather than invest in new capital.
But ultimately, it is the excess liquidity that's spurring these deals. That's even without being spiked by mind-altering pharmaceuticals.
Even before the burst of deal making late last week, there was a sense of having seen this movie before. Barron's Roundtable stalwart Fred Hickey admits to recycling the title of his latest "High Tech Strategist" monthly, "Up It Goes, Until It Blows," one more time. The first was in December 1999, just before the Nasdaq Composite hit a never-to-be revisited 5,000, or just 2,000 or so points above Friday's close. The other was in June 2007, a few months before the broad market's peak the following October. Fred continues to warn about the consequences of global central-bank money-printing. "It created a tech bubble, a housing bubble, a credit bubble, Bear Stearns, and Lehman. Now we're in the midst of a bond bubble and possibly another stock-market craze," he wrote ahead of last week's events.
Similarly, veteran market watcher John Mendelson, now with International Strategy & Investment Group, describes the equity market as "about as extended as in the case of major tops in 2007 and 2000." Ironically, the market's surge has been the result of the lack of liquidity in the stock market itself. In other words, the influx of cash hasn't had a counterpart on the other side to stabilize prices. "First, there was the demise of the NYSE specialists who were required to stabilize -- buy on minus ticks/sell on plus ticks," he writes. "Decimalization and other regulatory decisions killed them…if you see the picture of the NYSE Floor on TV, there is nobody there except TV people, you could play touch football down there."
In addition, the pullback from block trading and the Volcker Rule's curbs on "Prop Trading" also diminish the money available from the Street to take the other side of a trade "if they thought they could make money," he says. So far, Mendelson points out, the illiquidity has been on the upside, and human nature being what it is, nobody complains about that. We haven't seen the same illiquidity on the downside, he adds.
Yet the divide between what's happening on Wall Street and Main Street appears ominously wide. Friday, Bloomberg got hold of a memo from a Wal-Mart Stores wmt -0.43317620078990954% Wal-Mart Stores Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD78.15 -0.34 -0.43317620078990954% /Date(1495659678523-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7269600 AFTER HOURS USD78.15 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 234376 P/E Ratio 17.72108843537415 Market Cap 237946816758.761 Dividend Yield 2.6103646833013436% Rev. per Employee 211691 More quote details and news » (WMT) executive that called the current month's sales "a total disaster." The reality of the impact of the hike in payroll-tax withholdings, along with a renewed rise in gasoline prices and continued tepid employment growth apparently contributed to what the exec deemed "the worst start to a month I have seen in my ~7 years with the company." Wal-Mart's shares ended down over 2% Friday, dragging down other retailers with them.
Meanwhile, the federal government seems headed toward sequestration on March 1, which would ax another $85 billion in spending cuts from the economy. And as Greg Valliere, chief political strategist at the Potomac Research Group, observed after the State of the Union Address last Tuesday, even though President Obama asserted the American public is tired of "manufactured crises," no progress is apparent in forestalling the sequestration cuts. But none of this seems to stand in the way of liquidity-driven deal-making.
Alan Abelson is off this week.
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Chapter Three: We're Leaving, Nowish
There was an address on the letter, and a phone number.
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"C'mon, mum. It's probably just a joke; a prank. You know what the teens are like around here." I said with pity swelling up inside my head. I wasn't going to get my hopes up for them to fall.
Mum hadn't spoken since she opened the letter, and come to think of it, she hadn't blinked, either. I waved my pale hand in front of her shocked, frozen-and probably catatonic- face.
"Hey, mum? You okay?" I said, franticly shaking her by the shoulders. Her eyes moved towards me.
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Cyrus smiles as her new dog snuggles into her chest – just weeks after
previous mutt Lila was killed.
The 20-year-old animal lover has given a home to an adorable chihuahua cross
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In a series of Tweets – accompanied by a picture of her and her new dog –
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Pop star Miley – who is engaged to actor Liam Hemsworth – has posted several
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In other tweets, the singer revealed: "I love my little bean so much …
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Miley's decision to get a puppy comes just a few weeks after her dog Lila was
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The pop star also made the painful decision to give up Ziggy to an owner with
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals (VRX) beat analysts' fourth-quarter estimates Thursday, but analysts were more interested in the Canadian firm's acquisition strategy in its quest to become the next drug giant.
Cash EPS rose 76% vs. a year earlier to $2.15 — 9 cents above the consensus of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. Sales rose 109% to $2.06 billion, in line. For 2013, EPS rose 51% to $6.24, with sales up 66% to $5.8 billion.
Valeant shares rose 1% to 148, hitting a record 153.10 intraday.
Company executives maintained the 2014 guidance issued in early January, which called for sales of $8.2 billion to $8.6 billion and EPS of $8.25 to $8.75. But in a conference call with analysts they indicated this was the default guidance until they complete the $475 million buyout of PreCision Dermatology during Q4. They admitted foreign-exchange head winds have built up since their initial guidance.
CFO Howard Schiller said organic sales should decline in Q1, as Valeant feels the maximum impact from generic rivals to its Zovirax and Retin-A Micro drugs.
He said growth should return in Q2 and for the rest of the year. Overall sales in Q1 are expected to keep rising due to the company's furious pace of buyouts, especially the massive acquisition of Bausch & Lomb in August.
The Bausch business accelerated, especially in the U.S., where sales grew 17%.
On the call, UBS analyst Marc Goodman said the brand's performance beat his expectations on all categories, adding, "I didn't know the (contact lens) solutions business ever grew that fast."
Schiller credited the launch of several products as well as the general rebuilding of the brand since Valeant's buyout.
Analysts also questioned CEO J. Michael Pearson about the firm's acquisition strategy. Last month he set a formal goal for Valeant to become one of the world's five biggest health care companies by the end of 2016, which means at least one merger-of-equals in the near future.
Pearson said there are as many 50 candidates globally for such a merger, including both whole companies and major divisions of big pharmas.
"We like (products that are) cash pay," Pearson said. "We like durable assets. We like businesses where the salesforce and their relationships really make a difference."
He said that one business that fits Valeant's profile is animal health, in which there may be opportunities, since Merck (MRK) is widely rumored to be thinking of shedding its veterinary unit. However, Pearson added, "everyone shouldn't come away from this call thinking we're about to buy an animal health company."
Actavis' (ACT) recent agreement to buy Forest Laboratories (FRX) also spurred a few questions. Pearson said Forest was not the type of target he's interested in because he doesn't want to get into primary care — one of Actavis' major interests in Forest. Another analyst asked if having a specialty pharma of rival size might make acquisitions more competitive, but Pearson said he didn't think that made a difference.
Aegis Capital analyst Ram Selvaraju later lifted his price target to 180 from 160, writing that "further gross margin improvement is within Valeant's grasp."


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I've finally taken the 10 minutes it actually takes to get some pictures of the house, and I'm ready to show you. We've been busy on home projects, tough work schedules, a bossy baby, and hosting and visiting family.
In the few weeks since my last update we had happy days and sad days – many more happy than sad. However, we did say goodbye to our dog Beaker. As a dachshund, he was born to have back problems, but Beaks had it especially rough. His prior owner was abusive and lead to some major back damage that meant he couldn't control his back legs well – and sometimes his bladder. Once we moved into this much bigger house, things only got worse. It was clear it was time to put him to sleep. It was a sad day, but the right decision. Here's to you, Beaks. We miss you.
Fortunately though, we had plenty to celebrate around here too. My sister-in-law got married and the entire family was in the wedding.
Little K was a stinky skunk for Halloween.
And Little K finally started walking!
He's much more stable after a couple of weeks of practice, but he's not without a few extra tumbles these days!
So anyhow, we've been busy. I'm hoping the hibernating phase of winter starts soon! In the meantime, let me show you around our new place:
Hold on to your hats, this could get a little long. Come on in!
Here's the welcoming committee, Little K and Waldo! And, to give you the full effect – not because I'm lazy or anything – I didn't do any cleaning or picking up of the toys. Doesn't just feel like you're walking through the toy-strewn house with me?
This is the entryway. We love the tall ceiling and the openness that you feel from the minute you walk in.
This is the dining room. Stunning in it's simplicity, isn't it? Ok, so right now it's just a big open room I'm using to fold laundry and where Little K really practices his walking. But here's what I"m picturing: I'd like to get a really big round table in here some day with nice upholstered chairs. We're not much for formal dinners, but we have friends and family over fairly often to play board games or just share a drink and chat. I think a nice round table with comfy chairs would be so perfect for that! I'm keeping my eyes peeled for something interesting on Craigslist, but in all likelihood we won't get a table in there until at least the spring. Moving is expensive, yo. In the meantime, won't a big Christmas tree look just lovely in there?!
Head around the corner and you'll find the laundry room/mud room on the left. (Sorry about the smell, I'm washing Little K's diapers right now.) The door to get into the garage is in there and it's so nice to have a place to stash wet shoes right at the door. Our old split-level didn't have anything like this, plus the entry from the garage was on the lower level which meant we had to go upstairs to unpack the groceries. What a pain.
Here's where we eat most of our meals, right off of the kitchen and the deck.
Here is the kitchen. I think I've already told you how much I love this room. And now I love it even more. One of the things that bugged me the most were the beige outlet covers that were placed literally every two feet in the slate backsplash. We played with a few different ideas to fix that, when finally E said, "Why don't we just put in some stainless steel covers?" YES. Done. E replaced them all a few weeks ago and I'm in love. The stainless steel/grey outlets blend right into the tile and make the kitchen look so much more sleek and clean. E, you rock.
Here's another, less dark view.
If you're in the kitchen looking out at the table here is the view you have. See what I mean about this room just being so open? It's so nice having people over now and being able to work in the kitchen while they relax by the fireplace or snack at the kitchen table.
The patio out to the deck is next to the kitchen table. We love having all the light from the big windows there and it's great to be so close to the grill. There isn't a stair on the deck to get down to the ground, but that's on our to do list in the next several years. Actually we have pretty big ideas for that, ranging from a wrap around deck to a deck with a four-seasons room attached.
Back inside, here's a view of the sitting area upstairs. The last owner had a tv there above the fireplace, and though E's original plan was to put one there too – his mom reminded us how much we liked having a tv-free zone in our last house. We do want to buy different furniture for this room though. The leather recliner and green sofa just aren't fitting in here. I think we'll probably do leather, so it'll be an investment we tackle down the road. Even though the green sofa doesn't "go" with the room, it still is comfy to sit in!
Around the corner is the main level bathroom. (There's a toilet, I just couldn't get it in the shot. I know, it totally ruined the tour, eh?)
Keep going around the corner and we're back where we came from – the front door. Just before that though is the office with french doors. I love the doors, but we don't often close them. We're trying to do better with that though because Little K has discovered how much fun it is to play with routers and glowing blue lights.
That black hutch is my little crafting/sewing nook. I'm not a super crafter, so that's plenty of space for me. I like having the chair in the corner too. Gives us a place for one of us to work quietly with the door shut if Little K is on a rampage or to watch tv on the computer in the room.
Speaking of computer, here it is. There's E's standing desk.
Lets back up for a minute though and head downstairs to the basement. Here is where we watch Downton Abbey, Elementary, and Homeland. We watch way more tv than our tv-free sitting room would have you believe. I don't love the sofas for this space either (though, luckily, they're a perfect color for the room), but I'd say this is the lowest on our priority list.
Here is the basement looking back from the other side of the room. The door in the right corner is the bathroom and the part in the left corner is our downstairs "bar."
I love this area of the basement. It has a wine fridge and brand new cabinets and tiling. (Honestly, the guy had never even used them. The shelves for the cabinets were still stacked in the closet.) I use these cabinets for some of my upstairs overflow kitchen items (like roasting racks that only get used once or twice a year). We have plans to put in a sink where that metal wine thing is on the wall right now. That's happening sooner than later, but we haven't had time or interest to put any thought towards it yet.
Here is the downstairs bathroom. Don't mind my vase of fake flowers. It got stuck there when we moved and I haven't had the inclination to do something better.
Here is the downstairs guest bedroom. It's nice having a king size bed in the basement and knowing that when people stay, they're more than comfortable down there. With the fridge and bathroom, it's essentially like a lower level apartment!
And next to the bathroom we have our utility room. We brought the fridge from the last house and plunked it down here. (The buyer didn't want it so we figured we could use a spare! It's come in so handy already with storing fall produce. It's full of apples, squash, and lots of Oktoberfest.) Waldo has a little hang out zone down here for when we're gone and there is loads of storage for baby clothes and holiday stuff. If I'm being honest, this might be my favorite part of the new place – storage space!
Before we head upstairs, lets head outside through the downstairs patio and check out the yard. It looks bigger in this picture than it is. It's a little over a quarter acre and the backyard is sloped down. It doesn't bother us at all now, but if it ever does we may consider leveling it out and putting some landscaping boulders at the end of the yard to help with that. The swing set came with the house (SCORE!) and Little K absolutely loves having his own swing in his yard.
Here is a view of the whole yard from the patio door. There is a walk-out patio there, but it needs a load of work.
Like I said, the deck doesn't have stairs down to the ground. The walk-out patio is heaving. The posts for the deck are run down into the ground (not into cement). And half of the walk-out is brick pavers, the other half is gravel. The whole outdoor patio/deck project will probably be our first major remodel that we take on, but we haven't put any real plans to that yet.
Alright, back upstairs! Lets go up to the top level. Here is a shot of our stairs to get there, just to show you the two entries of the stairwell. People always laugh about that, as do I. I'm not really sure the point of having two entrances like that and we pretty much always use the entry by the kitchen. It's a nice architectural piece, I guess.
At the top of the stairs is the guest/Little K's bathroom. Haven't done a stitch of painting in the house yet, but I do like the deep blue in here for a kid's bathroom.
Even that cute little shower curtain was here when we moved. It needs to be fluffed up a little, but I think I'll keep it!
On one side of the bathroom is Little K's playroom. Someday it might be his bedroom, but for now it makes a great parking place for me to stash his toys and some random dressers that I don't know what to do with yet.
On the other side of the bathroom is the guest bedroom. Mostly it's where my sister Michelle sleeps when she stays over. I know it's hideously boring right now, I'll get something up on the walls someday.
Ok, lets head back down the hall.
Here's a view back over the railing of the entryway, just to give you a better idea of the high ceiling and openness. I love that big window!
Here is Little K's room. I have plans for this room. Either I'm going to paint it turquoise and teal (like his last room) or I'm going to do an accent wall with planets on it. His room is sky themed, but it wouldn't be hard to ditch the daylight sky elements and just embrace the outerspace/nighttime part of the decor.
We do at least have a few things hung in there.
And we at last make it to the master bedroom. E and I love our new king bed, it's so nice having so much space. The light blocking curtains are nice too, but man does it make it hard to wake up! I want to paint this room someday, but for now I'm just trying to bring in some more teal accents. The only thing I had already that would work was tiny the teal and rust print that I hung over our bed. Works for now.
Our closet. Isn't it beautiful? E and I never had a big enough closet for us to share, so he always kept his things in another room. It's so nice to pick out clothes now. Everything has it's place, and a place for every thing.
Here is the master bathroom. I don't love all the browns and the carpet in the bathroom isn't my thing, but it has an awesome tub and so much counter space I could cry with joy just thinking about it.
See? E and I are never competing for space in here!
Oh, it has a toilet too, but it gets it's own separate room. You know, for double the privacy.
Oh, and here is the shower. I should have opened the doors so you could actually see it, but it has really nice tile in there. It's the one piece of personality in this room. The rest will come with some fresh paint and artwork.
So that's it. I know that only 2 percent of the readers from the beginning of this post are still here, so gold star for you! I think I've shown you nearly every nook and cranny in the house. Sorry it took me so long to share, but we definitely do love it here!


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Real-Time Research: iOS Dominates Over Android When It Comes To Usage, Says Chitika | TechCrunch
Eric Barker stashed this in Android
"In the U.S., iOS devices, covering the iPhone, iPad and iPod models, accounted for just under 68 percent of all usage on its network. Android, meanwhile, accounted for just under 28 percent."
This is very much the same thing Henry Blodget said in The Future of Mobile.
Unless something unexpected happens, Apple will be the dominant #1 for the foreseeable future; Android will be a solid #2; and The Mobile Web (HTML5) will beat everyone else. Nokia and RIM are already on a path to bankruptcy, and Microsoft somehow let the mobile future get taken away from them. They may as well rename the company Xbox.
The rise of smart mobile services (not apps):
Android is in a lot of trouble.
1. Instagram reached a billion dollar valuation mostly due to its iPhone app.
2. iPad is awesome. Android tablets are an abomination.
3. Google looks like it's going to compete with its partners thanks to its Motorola purchase.
4. Kindle Fire, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, the Facebook phone... Android has fragmented into 1000 form factors and designs. It's maddening as a developer.
5. It's still really hard to make money with Android apps, whereas many developers have made money with their iOS apps: $10 billion worth of apps have now been bought in the AppStore and they're just getting started.
Two thirds of U.S. phones sold last quarter were iPhones: http://gigaom.com/apple/report-23-of-top-u-s-carrier-sales-in-q1-were-iphones/


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21 things you never knew about The Jungle Book
Some essential facts about Disney's 1967 animated classic
You've been pronouncing Mowgli wrong. At least, you have if you've been following Disney's lead. In the film, it's pronounced "MOE-glee," but according to Rudyard Kipling's daughter Elsie Kipling Baimbridge—and she should know—it's meant to be pronounced so that the first syllable rhymes with cow: "MOW-glee."
Mowgli was originally voiced by child actor David Alan Bailey, until his voice broke and his lines had to be re-recorded by Bruce Reitherman, the son of the film's director, Wolfgang Reitherman, who was one of Disney's original "Nine Old Men" and worked on other classics such as Pinocchio and Peter Pan.
Bruce Reitherman, who voiced Mowgli, has gone on to enjoy a very successful career in an entirely appropriate field: The former man cub now makes nature documentaries for Discovery, the BBC and National Geographic.
Comic-book outfits Marvel, DC and Vertigo have all had fun playing with the story of The Jungle Book. Marvel's adaptation is pretty straightforward, but in DC's Superman: The Feral Man of Steel, Supes is raised by wolves and skins Khan the tiger, while Vertigo Comics' mega fable mash-up envisions Shere Khan slain by Snow White.
When Walt Disney tasked animator Larry Clemmons with developing the Disney version of Rudyard Kipling's story, he handed him a copy of the book and said, "The first thing I want you to do is not read it." You can see why author P.L. Travers had earlier insisted on getting involved with the adaptation of her Mary Poppins tales.
What do Julie Andrews, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Harry Connick Jr., Bowling for Soup (pictured) and Brian Wilson have in common? They've all covered The Jungle Book's showstopper, "The Bare Necessities." (Terry Gilkyson's Academy Award–nominated number is the only song in the movie not penned by the Sherman brothers—it's a leftover from an earlier draft of the film.)
And speaking of Julie Andrews, Kaa's song "Trust in Me" was originally penned for Mary Poppins as "Land of Sand."
Eartha Kitt as Kaa the snake? It happened—in a 2008 BBC Radio adaptation.
The film's four vultures are an obvious homage to the Beatles. At one point the characters were actually supposed to be voiced by the Fab Four, but John Lennon vetoed the idea, telling Disney they should get in touch with Elvis instead.
Disney is currently planning a live-action remake of The Jungle Book (its second; a 1994 version starred Jason Scott Lee), with Iron Man director Jon Favreau reportedly set to direct and Idris Elba playing Shere Khan…
…while over at Warner Bros., a rival live-action version is in the works with Andy Serkis, a.k.a. Gollum (and also the second-unit director on The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, for which he apparently shot the widely praised barrel-riding sequence), ready to make his directorial debut.
A Belgian comic-book version of The Jungle Book sets the action in a postapocalyptic world where the animals are human: Bagheera is a warrior woman, Kaa a former army sniper and Baloo a doctor.
Disney's The Jungle Book isn't exactly a reliable guide to the natural world. Orangutans do not live in India, prickly pears are North American, elephants live in matriarchal groups and wouldn't be ruled over by a bull elephant, and bears do not have opposable thumbs.
George Sanders—the voice of villainous tiger Shere Khan—killed himself in 1972, leaving behind one of the most eloquently bittersweet suicide notes of all time: "Dear World, I am leaving because I am bored. I feel I have lived long enough. I am leaving you with your worries in this sweet cesspool. Good luck."
Disney originally planned to approach Louis Armstrong to play King Louie, before reconsidering and casting Italian-American swing singer Louis Prima.
Feral children who have lived with animals in the real world aren't nearly as well-adjusted as Mowgli, and often have difficulty picking up language past a certain age.
The Jungle Book author Rudyard Kipling turned down a knighthood and an appointment as the U.K.'s poet laureate, but did finally accept one honor in 1907—the first Nobel Prize in Literature to be awarded to an English writer.
Think you don't know any Hindi? Think again: The names of the animals in The Jungle Book are mostly Hindi words for the relevant animal. So baloo means "bear," bagheera means "panther," hathi means "elephant," and shere means "tiger." So what about khan? "King," of course.
The Jungle Book isn't exactly a feminist film—the only female animal with dialogue is Winifred the elephant.
Robert Baden-Powell received Rudyard Kipling's permission to use The Jungle Book as a motivational book for the Cub Scouts. This is why a Cub Scout leader is referred to as Akela—just like the film's head wolf.
Walt Disney died of lung cancer during the production of The Jungle Book, making it one of the final Mouse House projects to be supervised by him, alongside the live-action picture The Happiest Millionaire (1967), starring Fred MacMurray.
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We've polled over 100 experts in the field of animation—from directors like Fantastic Mr. Fox's Wes Anderson, Ice Age and Rio's Carlos Saldanha, and Wallace & Gromit's Nick Park, to critics and hardcore fans alike—to come up with the 100 best animated movies ever made.


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Elizabete Melbārzdes First USA Solo Exhibition to be held at FDUFairleigh Dickinson Universitys College at Florham Library is proud to hold the first USA solo exhibition of Latvian artist Elizabete Melbārzdes Drawings for the Ballet, featuring ink and hieroglyph brush drawings, from October 1 until November 21. The exhibition is open to the public free-of-charge and can be viewed during library hours: Mon.¬-Thu., 8:30 a.m.-11 p.m.; Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat., 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun., 2-10 p.m.
An exhibition catalog of her work describes the art of Elizabete Melbārzde as conveying her thoughts, dreams and emotions in ballet-dancer forms. Just as little girls express their sentiments and aspirations through drawing princesses, angels and ballerinas, this artist imagines figures portraying a womans grace, and symbolizing her soul and her fragility. The ballerinas are like angels, only wearing tutus instead of wings.
Unlike much of modern art whose aim is often to shock viewers, Elizabete Melbārzdes aim is to delight the eye, comments Eleanor Friedl, exhibit curator. This artist prefers to continue the centuries-old artistic goal of presenting and interpreting beauty, be that beauty subjective or objective, absolute or relative.
Since 1999, the work of this internationally recognized painter and sculptor has been shown in a number of group and solo exhibitions at various galleries and museum venues in Riga, Latvia and in the U.K. Her work is held in private collections in Latvia, the U.K, France, Germany, Russia, U.S.A., Canada, Denmark, Lithuania, Estonia, Sweden, Norway, Spain and Italy.
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Some Plans
I watched Erica run off. She was immortal like me, and I knew the hurdles we had to canter through in life. As I watched her figure storm off, I wondered why it was her who was immortal. What made it so that she was different from the rest of her family?
And now those Americans thought we were criminals! I wanted to laugh, but at the same time it made me light-headed and sick.
However, what Erica had said was true. In we were back home in sunny old England, we would be treated, by the police, as the victims, not their enemies. If this were England, we could explain everything (including the situation that, in my opinion, put Aidan in more danger than Erica and myself) and we wouldn't be on the run.
The rain fell softer, but it continued to spit down. Aidan's hair was starting to spike up as large drops clung to his chestnut strands. He angled his face to the sky and let the precipitation splash upon it, as though he was letting God wash away his sins. What sins? All the 'sins' that he had were television lies. Aidan was more relaxed at the news than we were, but still, he ran his hands over his face to cleanse it, and ran his hands thickly through his locks. Gorgeous.
Under the weight of my stare, his eyes flickered open.
"Are you okay?"
"Yeah," I replied, "I'll get over this. I think we'd better look after Erica, though. She's not taking this…um, as well as she could be."
I slipped my hand through his, and we wandered over to where the girl was scowling, now hidden from the world in a bus shelter.
"Erica…it's okay. We've got to stick together now, you know."
"We're wanted! All of us. I don't want to go to prison, not here… I don't want this anymore! I just want it to be over."
Aidan sighed, running his hands swiftly through his wet hair again. I told myself, sharply, to stop daydreaming about his pianist's hands whenever I looked at them, and to concentrate on the matter at hand.
"So what is it that you two want to do?"
I didn't take me long to gather my response to him.
"I want to go back to England! What I'll do when I get there, I don't know. I choose not to stay with my dad and his girlfriend, thank you very much."
"Yes, and what about me?" Erica demanded, "I have nowhere else to go either."
Aidan licked his dry lips as he thought, now looking rather boyish.
"Well…I have a flat back in Oxford. It's empty. For the time-being…"
My eyes scanned his, a mix of grey, blue and green, similar to the slate-grey that made up mine. Aidan looked thoughtful, but it seemed that I could spot a hint of cheekiness in the sparkling of his eyes.
"And what would your sister do then?" I teased back.
"She wouldn't be impressed," he grinned.
Finally, I had a proper, loving place to stay! I could conceal my joy no further. I gave Aidan my cheekiest grin.
Erica cleared her throat. He scowl showed that she was more than embarrassed at mine and Aidan's flirting.
"And you expect me to stay there too, as a fugitive?"
"No-one 'expects' you to do anything, Erica," said Aidan, "I'm offering my place if you wish to have a home to stay in for a while."
"Besides," I pointed out, "You wouldn't be a fugitive. You'd be our friend."
Erica shrugged.
"You don't know me," she replied, "You don't know the problems that I can bring."
"So? You don't know us either, Erica." As I said it, I thought of the ghastly lie that I was concealing from the both of them.
Erica thought for a moment. She stared moodily at the dinner-plate-grey sky, at the storm clouds that surrounded the American pub, and at the crowds of swarming reports. Here, it was neither summer nor winter, just the mist of time and space between. We were just dots on the universe, important merely to ourselves.
Eventually, Erica turned back to me.
"I suppose it would be better than staying here…" she remarked.
"Yay!" I jumped up and down clapping my hands, before realising that I was supposed to be serious about the matter, and an adult too. I just couldn't help my happy emotions getting the better of me.
Suddenly, out the corner of my eye, I saw Mai. She was hurrying away from some reporters at the pub. I quickly waved, and signalled her over as soon as we made eye-contact.
"Hey, what are you doing here?" was her first response as she ducked into the shelter.
I grinned at her.
"We're going back to England."


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Someone so fanatically opposed to a concept that they cannot discuss it without shrieking. An excessive form on fanaticism, often employing name-calling attacks on people who disagree with them.
Ms. Pelosi became so Fanatorgiastic about gun control that the media no longer mentioned the subject.
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Morgan: Oh Dear
"I hope none of you know him. Adalfieri brings nothing but misery wherever he goes" someone said. I was half expecting it to be Kohei, he seemed like the type. But no, it was a princess.
"Who are you?" I asked a little harshly. I'd always felt bad about what I'd done to Adalfieri and I wouldn't have people badmouthing him.
"Oh! I'm sorry, how rude of me. My name is Peleanor".
Peleanor. I knew that name from somewhere. But where? Had we taken her hostage? No, I like to keep up to date on former hostages. Had we robbed her? No, I'd remember it if we robbed one of the royals. Why the hell did I know her? More importantly, how did she know Adalfieri? I would've asked her but then it hit me. The reason I knew Peleanor. We hadn't known she was a royal, we just thought she was a noble, and Dad had tried to rob her. And guards had rushed to her aid. I'd held her at gunpoint and barely gotten Dad out of there. Oh god, did she remember? I could end up in jail for that. Stealing from other royals is fine as long as it's announced and you give them some time to try and pirate-proof their riches. But that was just outright assault. Right, Morgan, calm down. That's not important now. Why does she know Dalfi? Oh god, did I just call him Dalfi? Snap out of it, he was only Dalfi when you were robbing him. He's Adalfieri to you now.
"Are you okay, Morgan?" Lia asked.
"Maybe I wasn't over my land-sickness after all" I said quietly, needed to get away from Peleanor.
Lia walked me upstairs to my room. She knew something was up, I could tell. But should I tell her? I didn't make up my mind til I was lying on my bed and Lia was making her way out of my room. I had told her to go back to the others and not let me spoil a good moment.
"Lia?" I said quietly, almost half hoping she wouldn't hear.
"I...Peleanor... I held Peleanor at gunpoint a few years back. I didn't know she was a princess or anything, I swear! But they were gonna hang Dad for being a pirate. They didn't care that he's the pirate king. They didn't care that he had a royal seal to prove it either. I just reacted in the only way I know how. Do you...Do you think she remembers? Do you think she'll hold it against me?"
And then I waited.


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At the award ceremony of 2014 "Carl-Friedrich Fischer Prize for humane housing", the head-end buildings of the Quarter of Nations have been awarded with one of the first prizes. The Hamburg housing project impressed the Jury, consisting of Christiane Ruth Hansmann (foundation director), Uli Hellweg (IBA Hamburg GmbH) and Professor Jörn Walter (Oberbaudirektor Hamburg), with its combination of a social housing building with a passive house. Out of 90 entered projects from the Hamburg urban area, in addition to the Quarter of Nations, the "Neue Hamburger Terrassen" (LAN Architekten) and the "Gartenquartier Kleine Horst" (SEHW Architekten) also received awards. The award, which was first made this year, aims to promote the intention of the former Regierungsbaumeister, Carl-Friedrich Fischer, to provide humane housing in the city and nearby.
- Project: Quarter of Nations
- Location: Hamburg, Germany
- Photography: HG Esch