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Not much says 'Pike & Shotte' like muskets rests (well apart from voluminous trousers and flamboyant befeathered hats). Therefore, we just had to make a pack that contained a variety of musket rests and the less common swine feathers.
Musket Rests:
Early seventeenth century muskets were long and very heavy – their long barrel which ensured range and hitting power had to be made thickly enough to ensure safety for the firer. So long and unwieldy were they that musketeers were always equipped with a bandolier or flask for their powder, and a musket rest was standard issue. The drill manuals of the early period show how the musketeer used to his weapon and rest in a delicate series of manouevres, ensuring both efficiency and safety in the rank and file.
A musketeer would have welcomed the rest as though it may appear an encumbrance as in any period of war there is a lot of waiting around. Waiting in the files with a very heavy musket was not ideal, and for sentinel duty a rest was just what was needed. There are few finer sights than musketeers marching to fife and drum with shouldered muskets and a swaggering step using the musket rest as a stylised walking stick.
As war dragged on and technologies improved, muskets could be, and would be, made lighter, barrel lengths dropping and being made thinner with corresponding drop in stock weight. So much so that units, particularly field units began to question the use of the rest, and although sometimes still issued in the English Civil Wars, their use declined by the mid point and, arguably, had all but disappeared by the wars' end.
Regiments of all armies were unlikely to have had one issue type musket only, so it is entirely possible within regiments and even companies, that some individuals retained their rests for old times sake or were still equipped with older style long heavy matchlocks. Again, it is conceivable that trained band units might keep their old ways and retain use of the rest. This is a great modelling opportunity for the wargamer to either equip a whole regiment of shot with rests, or to sprinkle them through units adding very much to the flavour of 17th century warfare.
They can be glued under the barrels of firing models, placed in their left hands or indeed, placed stuck in the ground beside the musketeer as he reloads. They are also good for adding to carts, camps, etc as added clutter.
Swine Feathers:
Swine feathers (or Swedish feathers) are another feature of 17th century warfare. This period was a time of great change and thinking in military tactics, and all manner of ideas were being tried out across Europe. How best to protect musketeers from cavalry attack was a case in point. Mostly regiments were composed of pike and shot, the musket being covered by the pike if cavalry, or indeed, infantry approached too quickly to engage. The bayonet was a few years away from being introduced, so a halfway house was proposed whereby perhaps the musketeers could defend themselves…
The swine feather was essentially a musket rest, useful for propping a heavy musket, but with a vicious looking iron spike on the end that could be used to form a hedgehog of spear points if placed in the ground, whereby the musketeers could, in theory, retreat behind and fire at their foe in safety. They remind one of the English Longbowmen using archers stakes in the Hundred Years war on the battlefields of Crecy, Poitiers, etc. Often swine feathers were carried only with the purpose of being carried as a stake , with no provision for being used as a musket rest. They were liberally issued in many armies on the continent, the Swedish army, of course, were versed in their use. The Scots Covenanter armies were certainly equipped thus, though we have little evidence of their success or otherwise, even General Monke, the Parliament general suggested their use quite late in the period.
You can use our Swine Feathers to give your models that individual look and also give the models a more Thirty Years war feel. They can be used as alternative musket rests, or driven into the ground at an angle next to a musketeer to show the hedge of stakes being formed by the unit. Just how common or how effective the stakes were is hard to fathom, but it makes your troops look a sight more confident when faced by galloping enemy cavalry!
Now what became of the wagon of musket arrows that were captured in the West Country by the Royalists? Perhaps a few of those would be a nice addition to the range… Both of these excellent accessories are now in the Warlord webstore.

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Unfurnished 2 bedroom ground floor apartment. Situated close to A666 convenient to Swinton Town Centre. The apartment comprises - Entrance hallway, Open plan living area leading to a fully fitted kitchen. The bathroom is beautifully tiled with shower over the bath The development offers secure gated off road parking to the rear, and visitor parking to the front of the development. There are also attractive private communal gardens to the rear. Application fees apply: 1 applicant - £228.00, 2 applicants - £348.00, 3 or more applicants or a Company - £456.00, guarantor application fee - £120.00. Right to Rent in the UK checks will be completed via our referencing agency before a tenancy can be granted. All tenants over the age of 18 must provide original relevant identification documents at the point of submitting an application to rent. Available Now. NO DSS. Security Deposit: equal to 1 months rent plus an additional £100 per applicant (including permitted occupiers) over the age of 18. Energy Rating B. Available Early December
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Sibling Love
Although I hear plenty of whining and complaining about sharing of toys, space, and mama, these are the images that stick in my mind...the ones I hope will grow in their hearts a lifetime of friendship.
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Artists in Residence
Both kids have been super excited about doing art lately. Caedmon has just recently had more of an interest in coloring and painting and such, but sweet Libby would have a marker in her hand all day if I trusted her let her. The above picture was taken today. Caedmon insisted on sitting on a chair to draw because "you know, mom, I've seen artists sit while they paint on their easels." Markers and paper were the medium of choice today, but a few weeks ago, in the midst of our winter "snowstorm," I braved the finger paints:
My budding artists also enjoyed using a large box as their canvas. Markers, crayons and stickers soon covered the box, which doubled as a boat and various other methods of transport and housing over the week that it spent in home.
Watercolors were the choice on another recent day...
And last but not least, here is my future makeup artist...
I'm hoping this is her one and only experimentation with the Goth look.
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The Chang Inn
Anyone who knows us and our calendar will tell you that our home has a revolving door. We are well-known for our frequent family visitors. Tom's and my parents visit so frequently that they basically wash their own guest room bedding and often remake the beds. In other words, we don't consider them guests anymore. Truly, it is a blessing that our kids get to spend as much time with their grandparents and aunts as they do since none of our family lives in town. The month of February was a full month with 3 visitors - Tom's mom (Nai-Nai), Tom's sister (Aunt Mary) and my dad (Pappy). Unfortunately, we were all hit with the winter crud during this time so fun and exciting excursions were traded in for quiet times at home, except at the end of Pappy's visit when we thought it was warm enough for the zoo.
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Happy Birthday, Pappy!
My dad celebrated his 62nd birthday on February 2nd...or as Caedmon will quickly point out - Groundhog's Day.
For the record, I don't think he ran back inside his hole...he surely wants spring to come since his home base buried under several feet of snow with more on the way.
I digress...back to the birthday...Caedmon was quite disappointed that he was not able to celebrate with his Pappy on the actual birthday. However, Pappy arrived on Monday to spend the week with us. After dinner, we had a belated birthday celebration complete with chocolate peanut butter cupcakes, candles and singing. Both kids enjoyed helping Pappy blow out his candles...and of course, eat the cupcakes.
Happy Birthday, Dad/Pappy!
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Saturday, February 13, 2010
Our Texas Winter Wonderland
We all heard the forecast - 4-6 inches of snow on Friday. I doubt many of us believed it...and I know no one expected the 8 -12 inches of white powdery snow that finally fell on North Texas!! This is one for the record books.
(4 1/2 inches as of the afternoon of day 1...
the total in our yard was between 8 and 9 inches)
Caedmon was scheduled to attend a nature class and when I awoke to see the grass covered in white, I thought our day was cancelled. Alas, this northerner got to dust off her snow driving skills and we ventured out. After our morning on the roads, we settled in at home and prepared to enjoy being snowbound for a few days. We filled the time with snowmen, hot chocolate and movies. Unfortunately, Libby was fighting a bad cold so her snow play was limited to one short session. However, Caedmon enjoyed several hours of romping in the the snow. He would have stayed out all day long if I had let him. It was the highlight of his winter.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
My REALLY BIG boy!
Libby may be growing up, but Caedmon is practically an adult. Okay, not really, but some days I start to wonder just how quickly childhood disappears. Our little man is carrying on more and more interesting conversations, learning new things and just generally, keeping us on our toes. Three has been a fun-filled year (and tantrum-filled, too). I can't imagine what the next few months will bring as we approach 4...
Here are a few conversations I've had with Caedmon in recent weeks:
C: "I need to work on learning to like potatoes."
Me: "Well, you should just keep trying them and maybe you will learn to like them. What about eggs? Will you work on liking eggs, too?
C: " I think I should just concentrate on liking potatoes."
Aunt Mary visited a few weeks ago and Caedmon got around to asking about her job (she's a lawyer). She gave him some basic explanation about fixing problems on paper instead of in people (doctor) or on cars (mechanic). He must have continued to ponder her job after she left because a few days later, this conversation ensued...
C: "How does Aunt Mary fix paper problems?"
Me: "It's kind of difficult to understand. Maybe you can ask her about it more the next time you see her."
C: "I think she might need to use a rolling pin."
(Mary told me she wishes it were as easy as rolling over the paper with a rolling pin!)
And, just when I think we're making some spiritual breakthroughs...
C: "Mama, how do you get baptized because you have to wear your pants in the water and that just seems rude because then your pants will get soaked."
C: "I'm ready to get baptized now."
Me (preparing to dive in and get to the heart of the matter): "Why do you say that, Caedmon?"
C: "I can close my eyes tight."
Besides keeping us on our toes with interesting insights and deep spiritual questions, Caedmon has been working to master some new skills. We recently bought him a glider bike and he's been practicing in the driveway and at the park:
He's taking more and more interest in art...although he's still prefers the abstract:
He has also switched swim schools and continues to develop into a strong swimmer. He, now, swims at a high school and needs to wear a wet suit. So far, the instructor has him swimming 12.5 yards per swim during class but he's on his way to a full 25 yards!
Caedmon continues to love books and learning. We're taking a really laid back approach to our preschool homeschool. I think if I wanted to get technical it would be called "unschooling." Basically, I'm trying to just read a lot of books and teach through natural experiences. That's not really what I would consider my teaching style, but I think it's working great for this point in our life. As part of our bedtime routine, Caedmon reads a simple word each night. Tom and I are amazed at how quickly he can figure out three and four letter words! Caedmon also picked out a new calendar for 2010 and he's been practicing his numbers, days of the week and months of the year. It's so fun to see his learning develop naturally. I'm fully anticipating that this next year will develop into a bit more structured (but still flexible) learning/teaching, but for now, our little guy is learning and growing and we're all having fun!
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By Steve Yanda
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, April 6, 2010; D01
INDIANAPOLIS -- All night, Duke had to fend off the storybook that an entire nation seemingly wanted to read. By the time the final buzzer sounded, the Blue Devils had written their own conclusion, one that met their own standards and objectives.
Butler, the diminutive hometown team, fought Duke with the inspiring spunk for which the Bulldogs have become known. Duke's poise never fully materialized, but its talent eventually won out. With a 61-59 victory Monday night at Lucas Oil Stadium, the Blue Devils cemented their fourth national championship under Coach Mike Krzyzewski.
Duke's success has bred mass contempt among many college basketball fans, but the Blue Devils didn't seem to mind that they were perceived as the bad guys before or during the contest. And they especially didn't mind afterward as they were cutting down the nets.
With just more than five minutes remaining in the game, Duke forward Lance Thomas fouled Butler forward Gordon Hayward hard on a breakaway. Hayward tumbled into the stanchion, and the officials reviewed the play to determine if Thomas's action was intentional. They ruled it was not, and boos rained down from the crowd. Hayward made both free throws to pull the Bulldogs to within a point of the lead.
"There was never an easy possession in this game," Krzyzewski said. "There was just never an easy possession. It was not a game that anybody lost. Both teams were such winners, and we were fortunate to win."
Duke never led by more than five points in the second half. With 1 minute 13 seconds left in the game and the Blue Devils clinging to a three-point lead, Butler forward Matt Howard maneuvered around Duke's 7-foot-1 center Brian Zoubek to grab an offensive rebound off a missed three-pointer by teammate Shelvin Mack. Eventually the ball made it back to Howard, who tallied an uncontested lay-in to again close Butler's deficit to one.
On the ensuing Duke possession, Kyle Singler - who tallied a game-high 19 points and nine rebounds - missed a jump shot. Butler guard Ronald Nored lunged past Zoubek for the defensive rebound.
With 13.6 seconds left, Butler called consecutive timeouts to prepare one final inbounds play. Hayward's fadeaway baseline jumper missed, and this time it was Zoubek who snagged the rebound - his 10th and final board of the night.
"There were two plays right before I got that defensive rebound at the end where I could have gotten an offensive rebound and a defensive rebound," Zoubek said. "Those were two plays that I saw that really could have affected the game, and I knew that me getting the rebound would be a huge play."
After being out-hustled by the Bulldogs on the boards in the first half, Duke attacked the glass more aggressively after the break. The Blue Devils owned a 20-11 rebounding edge in the second half.
Fouled after grabbing that last rebound, Zoubek made his first free throw and then intentionally missed the second. With three seconds on the clock, Hayward jolted downcourt and launched a desperation heave one step beyond the midcourt line.
Singler, on the floor after being laid out by a Butler pick, said he had a "great view" of Hayward's final shot, which hit the backboard and the front of the rim before falling away.
"I thought, 'This doesn't look good,' " said Singler, who was selected as the Final Four's most outstanding player. "I can't believe it didn't get a lucky bounce or something. Those plays happen, and we're glad that we came up on the right side of the ball."
In the Butler locker room afterward, several Bulldogs said they also expected the shot to fall. Butler's NCAA tournament run had been so charming, so inspiring, that its players could not envision any other ending.
The Bulldogs had not lost since Dec. 22 and had not allowed an opponent to score as many as 60 points since Feb. 26 - a string of seven games. On Monday night, they allowed Duke to tally 61.
"We battled for 40 minutes, and it really came down to two points in the end," said Howard, who finished with 11 points and four rebounds. "I think that Duke getting over 60 [points] may have been the difference."
"You go back in the game and you think of some plays where we messed up on scout plays," Butler's Nored said. "There were a few inbounds plays that they had a lob. We were trying to switch, and they flipped us right for a layup. Those possessions could have changed the whole outcome of the game."
"For the most part, we did a pretty good job," Butler Coach Brad Stevens said. "If you hold Duke to 61, you have a chance to win."
Though Duke had not played for the national championship in nine years, the Blue Devils entered their matchup against Butler with a cache of laurels already in hand. Duke - the blue-blood program with chartered jets, a private athletic dormitory and a practice facility separate from its home arena - was competing in its eighth national title game in the past 25 seasons. Its Hall of Fame coach, Krzyzewski, owns 867 career wins - most among active Division I college coaches - and an Olympic gold medal.
The Blue Devils were supposed to snap Butler's 25-game winning streak; everyone from television analysts to other coaches such as Michigan State's Tom Izzo and Georgetown's John Thompson III picked Duke to prevail. Consequently, nearly every fan outside of Durham, N.C., hoped that Duke would not.
So just as Butler embraced its role as the nation's darling, Duke knew its part, as well. Several Blue Devils spoke Sunday of how familiar they were with being rooted against, and at Lucas Oil Stadium - located not more than six miles from Butler's campus - they knew they would be up against another crowd overwhelmingly opposed to their cause.
Over the past four weeks, Duke has performed with focus, dismantling opponents not with superior firepower, but by relying on superior rebounding and a defense that allowed 61.1 points per game. When the Blue Devils were awarded the No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament's South Region, an outcry ensued over whether they were worthy of such a status.
Duke won a share of the ACC regular season title and took home the ACC tournament championship, and yet critics pointed the conference's mediocre showing during the regular season and wondered whether another team - say, West Virginia - might be more deserving of a top seed. On Saturday night in the national semifinals, Duke defeated the Mountaineers, 78-57.
Krzyzewski orchestrated the Blue Devils' postseason push. After claiming his fourth national championship, he is tied with former Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp and stands behind only UCLA's John Wooden on the all-time college basketball coaching ladder.
Much like the program he oversees, Krzyzewski's immense success has yielded a considerable pool of detractors. On Friday, nearly 30,000 issues of the Indianapolis Star were published with an illustration that depicted the Duke coach with horns on the cover of the sports section. The accompanying headline: "Despising Duke."
The newspaper eventually apologized for the illustration, but the point already had been made. And with that backdrop, Krzyzewski and his squad entered Monday night intent on adding to their supposed villainy in the same manner by which they earned such categorization in the first place - by winning.
Duke's "Big Three" buoyed the Blue Devils offensively. Singler, Nolan Smith and Jon Scheyer combined to score 47 of Duke's 61 points. But it took longer than the Blue Devils anticipated for other aspects of their game to perk up.
From the opening tip, Butler forced the ball into the post, hoping that Howard could draw early fouls against Duke's imposing front court. In that sense, Howard succeeded. Duke's Thomas picked up two fouls in just more than three minutes, forcing the Blue Devils to shuffle him in and out of the game in spurts for the rest of the half.
Despite being at a distinct size disadvantage in the post, Butler outrebounded Duke in the first half, 24-17, which included a 12-3 edge on the offensive boards. Combined with another stingy defensive performance, Butler kept pace with Duke throughout a first half in which there were nine lead changes. The Blue Devils often settled for rushed perimeter shots, rather than navigating into Butler's compact defense.
Duke led by one at halftime, but clamped down on defense and demonstrated more rebounding authority in the second half. Butler shot 35 percent and made 1 of 5 three-point attempts after the break.
"We've won by playing defense all year, and we didn't have it the whole freaking game until the last play," Zoubek said. "We won the national championship with defense. There's nothing else to say. It's unbelievable."


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It was Ok nothing to special, but clean And affordable.
We had a great stay. The rooms were very clean, the breakfast was above average, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. We will definitely be staying here again.
This is my second stay at Comfort Suites in Lancaster, and it was just as good as my first time. The staff was friendly and helpful and the room was clean and neat. There's an indoor pool, gym and breakfast is complementary. I've been visting Lancater for the past 19 years, and there are very few places that will stay at becasue most of the hotels are dirty and old. Will definitely recommend this hotel.
hotel was our home base for a great trip to Sight and Sound prerformance and some quiet sightseeing.
My mother and I made a two day, one night trip to tour the Amish Country. I am very picky and spent a great deal of time reading reviews to chose a good hotel. The area hotels are mostly 2 or 3 stars, which concerned me especially since this one was rated as a 2 or 2 1/2 star hotel. The picture of the bathroom was what sold me because bathroom cleanliness is major concern for me. This place is clean! Fresh towels, clean tub, comfy bedding, easy to control thermostat, no bedbugs. I checked all the places they say to check. We even took the headboards off the wall to check behind there. No bedbugs! I say this only because of how much the media speaks of bedbugs. The location, once you find it, is perfect for getting to downtown Lancaster, Bird-In-Hand, and Intercourse. I was worried about noisy children, but the overall atmosphere was calm and quiet and wasn't conducive to a lot of commotion. Maybe, because there isn't a pool?? There was however a noisy dog that barked over and over early in the morning. The front desk thought it might have been a dog from the farm behind the hotel. I checked. There really is a farm right behind the hotel. If I stay here again, I'll ask for a room closer to the street. If you aren't really into the "country" Amish look, this is the place for you. The decor is modern and simple. We had a double queen with a very comfortable sitting area. There's a microwave, refrigerator, safe, and big screen tv. We didn't try the free breakfast, but it smelled yummy. When booking, I was a little concerned that the hotel did not have a restaurant for lunch and dinner, but after seeing so many choices nearby, it wasn't a problem. It wasn't that the service was poor or the concierge had bad attitudes. They were teens who were probably were hired for summer employment. They were just so nonchalant. There was no effort to be hospitable. Not even a smile, "let us know if you need anything", "thanks for choosing us", "drive safely", etc. To remedy this problem, I suggest that management take note and give more attention to training young staff on how to make guests feel welcome. Some guests might be discouraged to return due to this flaw in service. That said, I would still would stay here again because of it's cleanliness. I hope the details I provided are helpful in making your decision.
Excellent accomodations
The man who checked us in upon our arrival was absolutely wonderful. He was thoughtful and helpful, infact he was TOP NOTCH. The rooms were both clean and inviting. My only comment is that there were two girls working at the front desk that evening and we found them to be short and a bit rude. We had 3 seperate conversations with the one employee, and I don't feel that she had an once of positive customer service in her. Everyone else in the hotel (including housekeeping) was so very nice. It was a great room and a great rate, and that one front desk staff person was the reason I gave the hotel a 4 star instead of five star rating.
When we arrived in our room, it was dark, turned on the hall way light and proceeded to walk in. I fell over the black coffee table in front of the sofa sticking out into the hallway, rolled off and banged against the chair at the desk. Here are my concerns/questions: Why is a black table placed sticking out if the entrance way of a room? Why isn't there sufficient lighting when a customer walks in? Why when your husband goes down to the front desk to report my accident, nothing is done, no accident forms to fill out, no follow-up from the hotel management. I received a deep gash in my right leg, along with swelling and bruising on my left wrist, left knee and long scratches on my right calf. I can't imagine how severe my injures would of been if I was wearing a dress or shorts, I was wearing jeans.
Had clean rooms and very nice morning breakfast. The location was good also.
Hotel highlights
- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Indoor pool
Located within a 5-minute walk of Amish Farm and House, Comfort Suites Amish Country is within a 15-minute stroll of American Music Theatre Lancaster. This 76-room hotel has free breakfast along with conveniences like an indoor pool and free in-room WiFi. It's in central Lancaster and also a short walk from Dutch Wonderland and Rockvale Outlets.
Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast.
All 76 air-conditioned rooms feature microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can expect free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and pay movies. Free local calls, video-game consoles, and hair dryers are other standard amenities.
Property features
At Comfort Suites Amish Country, guests enjoy an indoor pool, a fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. If you drive, take advantage of free parking. Helpful staff is there to provide a safe deposit box at the front desk, as well as offer insight about the area. Additional amenities include a business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and free newspapers.


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Married with Benefits (Part 6)
Summary: In order to not pay out-of-state tuition, you ask your friend, Steve Rogers, to marry you. Things, as always, never go as planned. (College AU)
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A/N: Inbox is here to scream :D
Steve closed his eyes and gritted his teeth. He recognized the voice even when he hadn't made eye contact. He knew that the kiss between you and him had been purposely interrupted and he curled his hands into fists, nails digging into the flesh of his palms until he was sure they had made marks on his skin. He wanted nothing more than to punch something, someone.
He took a deep breath before exhaling through his nostrils, the sound full of exasperation and annoyance. His eyes opened and he took you in, biting your bottom lip and looking quite embarrassed. But you hadn't moved. You were still so close to him. And this made him smile.


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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Here's are two future headlines we could see sooner than you think.
First: China's Currency Declared to Be Fairly Valued.
Following that: China's Currency Achieves World Currency Status.
China is on the move and the world is entering a new economic era. One example that the U.S. may be getting left behind is the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, something the U.S. did not join and advised allies that they should stay out of. The advisement was not successful, and traditional economic allies like Italy, France and Germany joined.
The world is moving toward a new alignment where the United States is not the single world power, economically, politically, and militarily. This was bound to happen sometime, but accepting such a change is difficult. Actually adjusting the way a nation looks at the world and acting on this new vision is even more difficult.
The fact is, however, that China is moving into the realm of global leadership. It has been planning for this for years and the efforts that have been made are bearing fruit. (China is not there yet, and may stumble along the way, but, then, China is not the only part of the world that is moving into this new economic era.)
The next step for China? Having the world accept the fact that it is serious when it claims that it will adhere to its responsibilities as a major global currency.
When the U.S. advised other nations to stay out of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, it argued that China would neither create nor maintain the level of credit assessment and management that a major world financial institution should aspire to. Obviously, the other nations that joined the bank did not feel the same way.
And now it appears there are others who believe that China is now managing the value of its currency in a more responsible way: The International Monetary Fund could be close to declaring that China's currency, the renminbi, or, more popularly, the Yuan, is being "fairly valued."


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1. Pressure for inquest for Beau Baker; SIU under pressure
2. Redesign and Improvements for Waterloo Park
3. Zimbabwean community demonstrates
4. Condo Concerns and City Council's request for defining bedrooms
5. Waterloo Region District School board agrees to limit students online access
6. Woolwich councillor summoned to court on alleged Elections Act violations
7. Kool-FM lays off staff in advance of format change
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1. Laurier custodial staff union demonstrate
2. Cycling Deaths Prompts the Call on Bicycle Training and Safety within the Waterloo Region
3. UW Graduate Rejected because of His Authority Resistant Culture
4. Summer Consutruction Continues
5. Waterloo Home to the World's First Microscopic Microscope
6. Ride Co to Step in and Provide KW to Toronto Commuters with Another Option
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8. Bettering the Region through Education Reform
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New Delhi: Inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in more than 16 years, increasing the likelihood the Reserve Bank of India, or RBI, will raise interest rates for a fourth time since June.
Wholesale prices rose 12.63% in the week to 9 August, after increasing 12.44% in the previous week, the commerce ministry said on Thursday.
That matched the median forecast in a Bloomberg survey of economists.
Inflation may climb higher after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's cabinet last week approved an average 21% pay rise for five million civil servants, ahead of the general election due in May.
That may prompt RBI to add to three rate increases since June, economists said.
"The whole objective of monetary policy at this point in time, which is to contain and manage demand, is going to face some hurdles," said Shubhada Rao, an economist with Mumbai-based Yes Bank Ltd. "The pay revision is clearly going to add to demand pressures on inflation."
Stocks declined on Thursday on concern faster inflation will crimp consumer spending and add to slowing economic growth.
The Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark Sensitive Index, or Sensex, fell 3%, to 14,243.73 at the 3.30 pm close on Thursday.
Bonds too declined. The yield on the benchmark 8.24% note due April 2018 rose 7 basis points to 9.21%.
RBI last month raised its inflation forecast for the year to 31 March to 7% from a previous target of between 5% and 5.5%.
The bank's next policy announcement is due on 24 October.
'Tolerance' level
"The focus of monetary policy has to be on inflation till it comes down,"Arvind Virmani, finance ministry's top economist, said in an 18 August interview.
Inflation is likely to remain high and will take at least 12 months before it moderates to RBI's "tolerance" level of 5%, he said.
RBI last month raised its benchmark rate by a half point to a seven-year high of 9%. The reserve requirement for commercial lenders was also lifted to 9% from 8.75%.
Inflation in the country in the week to 9 August accelerated because of a rise in the cost of pulses, cement, vegetables, sugar and textiles.
Manufactured price inflation rose 10.91%, compared with 10.75% in the previous week, Thursday's report showed.
Higher input costs are forcing companies such as Hero Honda Motors Ltd, India's biggest motorcycle maker, to raise prices.
Hero Honda last week increased prices of its motorcycles by as much as Rs1,500 to counter higher steel costs.
Increased interest costs will have an "impact" on domestic demand in India, the fastest growing major economy after China, Virmani said.
"Our forecast range for the economy has been between 8 and 9% and developments since March suggest the likelihood of it being near the bottom of that range is higher now," he said.
Asia's third largest economy is expected to expand 7.7% in the 12 months to March, compared with an estimated 9% a year earlier, according to a report last week from prime minister's economic advisory council.
That would be the slowest pace of expansion in four years.
The government may revise Thursday's preliminary wholesale price estimate in two months after receiving additional data. The commerce ministry on Thursday raised its inflation estimate for the week ended 14 June to 11.8% from 11.42%.


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Articles about the regional cuisine of North Central Florida from swamp cabbage to delicately fried shrimp. Recipes, restaurant reviews, ruminations, photos, and video from the Gainesville, FL area and the food world beyond. SCROLL THROUGH MY ARCHIVES. LOTS OF GOOD STUFF TO DISCOVER.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Crock Pot blog worth diving into
Take a look at www.crockpot365.blogspot.com.
I was looking for a crock pot recipe for the stone-ground grits that I bought fresh from a mill and had found were taking a very long time to cook. A Google search led me to the above blog and rekindled my respect for the slow cooker as an important part of my cooking tool collection.
In the late 90's, my mother was ill and in her last days, my work was calling me to travel over several regions of the state, and I was cooking for care-givers. I was stressed and spread ice-thin. I allotted myself seven minutes for supper (that was the long version). I had to find ways to ease the stress of responsibilities and the little time I had to meet them.
I turned to the crock pot as a time-saver cooking tool. Soon, I was able to put together meals that were a treat, easy to make, and no-fuss at the back end (or the front end for that matter). Dan, the head care-giver, even scheduled his shift when he knew I was cooking with the crock pot!
I developed a few recipes that became favorites when served with rice and steamed veggies, but the simplest was to take Boston Butt, trim off the excess fat and squeeze it into the slow cooker. Pour a jar of barbecue sauce over the butt. Add chopped onion, salt, pepper, cajun seasoning. Put it on high for 45 minutes or so to get it good and hot and then drop it to low and let it cook all day. It was so good, I imagined accolades of "Genius, genius!"
Back to the subject: the young woman who put together her blog with the self-challenge to use the crockpot daily for a year has put together an entertaining and helpful series of entries worth reading and returning to often. As she works her way through the varieties of uses for the crock pot she parlayed the experience into a book contract and television appearances. Well worth diving deep into her blog. Take the leap.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
In those days, Michael and other acolytes of Robin's cooking eagerly stood in line for her fried chicken and other fixings including a dynamite creamed corn recipe. Decades later I was able to coax her east for an encore cooking demonstration so I could study her every move at the stove.
During her visit a year or two ago, I inquired how she developed into such a fine Southern cook considering she was born raised in south Florida. When she first came to Gainesville, she dated a local boy (we all were younger then), John Freeman, whose mother imparted to Robin many secrets of Southern cooking.
In addition to fried chicken, Mrs. Freeman taught her to make a peach cobbler that I can attest is first-rate. Robin wrote recently that it always comes out of the oven in a state of fail-safe perfection. Robin makes this cobbler recipe once a week when the Colorado peaches are in-season. It is no wonder her children have turned out well and her husband has a perpetual smile on his face. It may be that peach cobbler is the answer.
Here is Robin's recipe (thanks to Mrs. Freeman):
3 teaspoons, baking powder
1 cup, milk
1 cup, flour
1 cup, sugar
1 stick butter
6-8 peaches, peeled and sliced
Melt butter in pan (13 x 9 x 2) while oven is pre-heating to 350 degrees. Combine the milk, baking powder, flour, and sugar and pour on top of the butter. Watch the pan carefully to avoid scalding anything. Cover all with sliced peaches. Put in oven and cook for 35-45 minutes until golden.
Monday, October 12, 2009
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Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Green Drinks at Satchel's Oct. 7!Posted by Trish Riley, October 5, 2009
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Got Something Green Going On? Bring your info to our next Green Drinks meeting to share with like-minded neighbors so we can support one another and find ways to work together to create a sustainable community.
Green Drinks Gainesville will meet at Satchel's Pizza, 1800 NE 23rd Ave., 6-8-> p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 7. We'll convene in the lounge – the screened room in back. Wednesday is New Song Night in the lounge at Satchel's, so if you're a musician, you might like to bring along your instrument and entertain us a bit. Check here for more info: http://www.lightninsalvage.com/LSElivemusic.htm
Satchel Raye will take the stage during a musical intermission at 7 p.m. to share his experiences running a sustainable business and why he feels it's the best way to operate. Afterward, the music will resume. Those of us who wish to network can migrate to the picnic tables and tree house areas outside, where, at about 7:45, Melissa DeSa of Florida Organic Growers, David Reed, who's working to develop a virtual food distribution system for local farm products, will share information about the exciting work underway to develop a strong local food network in our community. Ed Brown will share research he's done on the potential impact that increasing our local food consumption could have on our local economy: it's huge.
Remember – If you've been to Green Drinks before, you're an ambassador! Please help introduce newcomers to help us all learn about one another's green interests and activities so we can help each other grow our green community.
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Hope to see you there!
Monday, October 05, 2009
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Standard waitress uniform is a checkered red and white apron; a pattern which matches the napkins and store front.
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How you Can Crush REO's
Unless you live under a rock, you know that there has become a foreclosure crisis in the United States. Foreclosures are popping up more and more. There are thousands of people just like yourself buying and selling foreclosures for profit. Flipping foreclosures is a lucrative way to generate profits, especially now that there are more deals available than any one investor can handle.
An REO's (Real Estate Owned) is just simple a term to refer to a bank owned property. REO's are houses that have made it all the way through the foreclosure process, and did not sell at auction. REO's are great places to find house flippers because banks are not in the real estate buying and selling business. Most banks just want to get rid of their REO's, so they will price them below market value.
You can also go after pre-foreclosures, which are houses that have not gone to the foreclosure auction yet but the homeowners are behind on payments. The great thing about going after pre-foreclosures is that there is less competition than REO's, you can help a homeowner stop foreclosure and you can sometimes get a better deal.
There are several ways to flip a foreclosure property. You can Wholesale the property, fix and flip, or do a short sale. I personally prefer to fix and flip houses or wholesale. Fixing and flipping can generate massive amounts of profit in less than 2 to 5 months.
Wholesaling you can make around 10% of what you would make on a rehab but a wholesale can be done with no money, no credit and takes less than one month to complete. When wholesaling all you simply do is find a cheap houses, put it under contract and then assign your contract to another investor for a small fee. You cannot wholesale REO's with a traditional assignment. But you can wholesale pre-foreclosures all day long.
So what else do you need to know about flipping foreclosures?
If you have never done a real estate investing deal before then you need to know how that you make your money when you buy. That means that buying a house at the right price is the most important part.
Here is a simple formula we use to buy foreclosures.
First we find out what the Market Value of the property is (what this house could sell for in 100% perfect condition)
We take that price and times it by .70
Then we subtract repairs, closing cost, holding cost and all the costs associated with buying a property.
If we are wholesaling we than subtract our wholesale fee. And that is an easy way to come up with your price. This method has worked for us at Big Sky Property Solutions LLC and should work for you.
Before you ever decide to get started flipping foreclosures I recommend that everyone get some education. Read a few books and also find someone to show you want to do. A mentor can help show you exactly what to do and help you avoid any mistakes.
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So these famous guys, in their late 30's, are hooking up with girls in their 20's.
We could do the whole "Lance became a professional triathlete around the same time Ashley learned to crawl" thing.
Or the whole "Jessica Simpson is a Cancer, and Owen Wilson is a Scorpio" thing.
Wait, that's just me having a crazy horoscope moment. But those two signs are TOTALLY one of the best astrological matches,
according to many of my psychic friends, supposedly, and the more I think about it - they might be really good together. I'm just saying.
(The only reason I know this, is that I happen to be a Cancer, and pay very close attention to who I am supposed to be dating, according to the planets and star alignments. I am kind of kidding.)
Lance. Midlife crisis much?
He may as well just buy himself a nice red ferrari. So he can pick up 21-year olds...waiiiiiit just a minute...
As long as everyone is over 18, and single, this probably shouldn't be news.
Especially when there are other, far more troubling issues to worry about. Like the recent release of papers submitted to the courts by Britney Spears in May, stating that she spends $16,000 on clothes every month.
And yet still manages to end up looking like this:
$16,000 a month? For something that resembles a plastic Hello Kitty purse, and my grandpa's old flannel hat? Why has no one assembled a task force to intervene here?
$16,000 a month on her crazy bag-lady-couture clothes, and only $500 a month donated to her OWN charity, the Britney Spears Foundation.
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about MeSome of my guiding principles to help understand who I am.
Guiding Principles for My Church
…a voice of one crying in the wilderness, 'make straight the way of the Lord…
~ John 1:23
...the church of the living God, the pillar and support of the truth.
~ 1 Tim 3:15
He who gives attention to the word shall find good, and blessed is he who trusts in the Lord.
~ Prov 16:20
Write, for these words are faithful and true!
~ Rev 21:5
Guiding Principles for My Government
"Educate and inform the whole mass of the people... They are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty."
~ Thomas Jefferson
"Striving for justice is one of life's greatest gratifications. In fact, outside of the family, it is the greatest gratification. Without justice, there's no such thing as liberty and freedom, there's no such thing as fulfilling life's possibilities."
~ Ralph Nadar
Guiding Principles for My Family
For I have chosen him, so that he may command his children and his household after him to keep the way of the Lord by doing righteousness and justice, so that the Lord may bring upon [him] what He has spoken about him.
~ Genesis 18:19
Guiding Principles for My BusinessI fully realize that no wealth or position can long endure, unless built upon truth and justice, therefore, I will engage in no transaction which does not benefit all whom it affects. I will succeed by attracting to myself the forces I wish to use, and the cooperation of other people. I will induce others to serve me, because of my willingness to serve others. I will eliminate hatred, envy, jealousy, selfishness, and cynicism, by developing love for all humanity, because I know that a negative attitude toward others can never bring me success. I will cause others to believe in me, because I will believe in them, and in myself. ~ Napoleon Hill
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The Super-Classified Network That Served As Command And Control For The 9/11
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clipped from pakalert.wordpress.com Former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds dropped a bombshell on the Mike Malloy radio show, guest-hosted by Brad Friedman (audio, partial transcript). In the interview, Sibel says that the US maintained 'intimate relations' with Bin Laden, and the … Continue reading


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- 2 medium russet potatoes, peeled, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 3 cups black-eyed peas, canned, drained and rinsed
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 2 teaspoons fresh ginger, minced
- 1 -2 garlic clove, minced
- 1⁄4 teaspoon turmeric
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 cup onion, chopped
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1⁄2 cup tomatoes, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
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Why, if we're suppose to be experiencing Global Warming, do we seem to have colder and longer winters now?
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Good question. Yes, there was robust global warming from the late 1970s up through 1998. Essentially, it was a rerun of the unstoppable (sarc) global warming of the 1930s.
Overall, there's been no statistically significant global warming since 1998, going by the satellite data from AQUA. However there's been extensive data withholding and data fraud with respect to temperatures from surface stations.
Example. Phil Jones, of Climategate fame, told a colleague in an email that he would rather destroy the original data than hand it over to skeptics, who were pursuing FOIA requests. Lo and behold! That's exactly what he did. 150 years of original data, with which he was entrusted, is gone forever.
The only thing that remains is 'adjusted data'. If the raw data does not support the Warmies' foregone conclusion of man-made climate catastrophe, then they look for some flimsy pretext to 'adjust' it. The diddled 'data' is all that remains in the collection at CRU (Climate Research Unit) at East Anglia University. I'm sorry, but that's not the way real science is done.
And there's more fraud, much more. Don't get me started.
Anyway... On average, the land masses have been cooling for the last couple of years. Interestingly, 2010 was a warmer-than-average year for our fair planet, because of slightly increasing SSTs (sea surface temperatures). (The oceans cover roughly 70% of the planet's surface.) As a counterpoint, there's been no discernible trend in overall ocean temperatures since 2003, as measured by the Argo Buoys.
Ken, your suspicion is reasonable. CAGW (catastrophic anthropogenic global warming) is a thoroughly falsified hypothesis. However the recent cooling of the land masses has not been going on long enough to say with reasonable confidence that we're entering a long-term cooling trend.
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The colder and longer winters are effects of global warming.
Actually, the overall warming of the earth due to greenhouse gases creates a situation where warm summers are brutally hot while winters are extremely cold, as well as other extreme weather patterns.
We already know the polar ice caps are melting. I doubt it is due to global cooling.
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Thanks Larry, your answer is well thought out and informative. i agree that the major things going on right now are more about what the governments are trying to push than real science. Anything to make a buck goes, even lying to the people, as long as they can fatten their back pockets.
I found it a bit surprising when I found out that big business is actually counting on the Polar Caps melting so they can use the Northwest passage to ship products over the poles rather the more expensive way they do now. As far as low lying cities getting flooded as the sea levels rise, that doesn't seem to matter to them, just as long as they can ship cheaper and make more money. Again, it's all about money, not people.
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Destination: Mexican Riviera
Embarkation: Los Angeles
Embarkation was amazing and very quick. We arrive about noon at port and were checked in for our cruise in the area for Platinum guests. This went quickly and we soon went through the x-ray machine where they double checked my diet cokes in the sealed box. No worries. We walked onto the ship - skipping the embarkation photo and straight to our rooms which were ready. Waiting for me was my Platinum pin for this year.
This cruise had many younger people on it who did not know how to behave. This small group helped ruin it for us. They ran the hallways at all hours of the day and night often at 4:30 AM waking others and banging on doors too. Security was called but not sure what was done. This same group also More took over the Serenity Deck on Sunday with their loud music, talking and drunkness as well.
Food quality and service has also gone down in my opinion. The buffets, which used to be delicious, were just OK this time. Service in the dining room on the last day of the cruise was horrible. Lunch was not very crowded yet service was poor and slow. Dinner was HORRIBLE and we finally left prior to getting dessert. We had anytime dining and waited 30 minutes to be seated while there were a ton of empty tables. We then waited another 30 minutes to receive our salads and about 30 minutes more for the main dish which had no taste. The food was sub-par in my opinion for this day and very surprising as I have always loved the food on board.
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The cabin itself was good. Nice size, king bed ready for us when we arrived, room steward was friendly and we never had to ask for anything. He did an amazing job cleaning the room and staying out of our way. The complaint I have is not about the room but the long hallways that the drunks love to run through and scream as well as banging on doors when they forgot their keys - this during the daytime hours as after midnight through 4:30 AM too.
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