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So with the good abode for Collierville, now can there be a plan to help bring Hickory Hill back up to par. No big retail store wants to come to Hickory Ridge Mall, so it makes sense that the city takes control of this property. In this economy, only government entities are making money out of the box, because of the tax factor. If there are any economic geniuses out there who has real answers, then stop by the city and/or county administration buildings and bring your plan to the table.
Government entities do not "make money." People and businesses "make money." Governments tax those people and business.
The reason Memphis is having problems is because our taxes are the highest in the state. Nobody wants to start a new business in Memphis because you can make more money elsewhere. That is the problem with taxing the rich. They move to other states and countries. High taxes sound good, but they actually erode the tax base.
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NYSE Short Interest Drops To 5 Month Low
It is by now well-known that the general level of the stock market no longer has any impact on retail flows in or out of stocks, having become a one way street out of equities beginning roughly six years ago, with the proceeds invested into fixed income (a paradox much to the chagrin of the Fed which keeps hoping positive equity dividend yields will prove a sufficient motive for investing in a world where interest income is now zero and has taken away $400 billion in purchasing power each year) and only institutions, mostly Primary Dealers and other entities "close" to the Fed's freshly printed money, and central banks are propping up the stock market.
However, one place where the S&P level still does have a modest influence is the number of shorts in the market, which are strategically used by repo desks and custodians (State Street and BoNY), to force wholesale short squeezes at given inflection points, usually just when the bottom is about to drop out. The problem is that even short squeezes are increasingly becoming fewer and far between, for the simple reason that the Fed has managed to nearly anihilate shorters as a trading class with its policy of Dow 36,000 uber alles. This was demonstrated with the latest NYSE Group short interest data, which tumbled to 13.6 billion shares short as of the end of September, or the lowest since early May, just as the market was swooning to its lowest level of 2012 to date.
Since the Fed desperately needs inexperienced, "weak-hand" shorts to reenter stocks to facilitate its "transmission mechanisms" (all of which can be summarized in two words: "stock ramps"), and since the only time shorts re-enter the market, even against their and everyone else's better judgment, is just after major market tumbles, expect the Fed to prepare for some more stock market acrobatics whose sole purpose is to get a fresh batch of shorts in, just so the squeeze trap can be replayed over and over, as it has been for the past 4 years.
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Great time to buy interest rates are heading negative inflation all time high one sixth of america on food stamps etc. Buy this fucking market
i agree ... wildly BULLISH !!!! BUY BUY BUY !!!!!! ; )
And whoever's goosing the market into the election is surely going to keep goosing it after the election, right? Long forever and ever and ever, oh boy! And puppies!
based on the 2nd chart the only conclusion would have to be UP, UP, and AWAY!!!
maybe Tylers can offer a short interest chart going back 20 years
"expect the Fed to prepare for some more stock market acrobatics whose sole purpose is to get a fresh batch of shorts in, just so the squeeze trap can be replayed..."
We get through the rigged election, and then through rigged Christmas retail sales, and then maybe reality will be permitted to re-assert ~ late January post-Fiscal Cliff et al.?
Here's a forecast: thousands upon thousands of layoffs and Dow down ~50% by end Q1. We are very close to Peak Can Kickage.
+1 for "Post Can Kickage"
Yes, and commodities will go right alone with it. - FAIL.
We have less than 2 months until the debt ceiling is breached and S&P downgrades the US once again. Fun times after Nov. 6th coming.
there seems to be some shorts getting scalped today.
Indeed. Lest anyone think the mad printerz have lost any of their powers to destroy, they conjure up another stick save, big-beta floatation, commodity-raiding kind of day that makes a banker cream his jeans.
And for the icing on the cake, someone plants a headline on Google saying "Nobel Shows How Economists can Save Lives" ... the gall and hubris know no end
Shorts need to have very short hold periods and never hold overnight.
Nobody's net short anymore...just a hedge for those levered longs. As market goes up 90% of portfolio advances and hedge is just cost o doing biz.
bernanke will have a an impossible time selling his keynesian monetary philosophy to Romney, who actually has an understanding of what makes an economy work.
even if that were true, which i doubt, ben would threaten the whole system and mitt would fold. there is no going back.
Romney will do as he is told, ... or else...
Romney, who actually has an understanding of what makes an economy work.
You forgot to add /sarc
Unless you're the sort of person who thinks that vulture capitalism adds value to any economy. Do you?
Pretty sure he's kidding.
The people have spoken...off with his head!!! ZH group think buttons never lie...
Good one.
Like they would put anyone that doesn't hold the line in the chair. You have more to worry about if either sock puppet is installed into the Oval office.
And by installed, I mean disposable and replaceable software.
Hey, this shit corrupted my registry!
Stupid bloatware.
WTi round-trip today: LULZ.
High-beta zombies coming back to life today.
Magic SPY 144.
What happened to silver today?
Don't worry about silver. The famed Wynter Benton Group is supposed to spring into action Oct 16-23. ;)
I saw that, so are they going to crash silver, before taking it above $50? These guys write like a 12-year old on mom's computer.
Pump and Dump... I think we're dropping below the 50 day MA by weeks end. As I said earlier, someone with deep pockets GTFO of PMs. Risk off bitchez!
This is OT but I think intresting for ZHers.
U.K. PM signs deal on Scotland independence referendumScotland moved a step closer Monday to a vote on independence after Scottish and British leaders signed a deal laying the groundwork for a popular referendum that could radically alter the shape of the United Kingdom.
Wow. They gonna punt the monarchy. Who's next?
Installing a puppet regime like the Robert the Bruce clan and James the Ist kicked their own people's teeth in.
Scotland will have more to worry about, not less. Their politicians are just as crooked as the British ones.
and so are their teeth.
Non story - the Scots are getting petrified that the English, Irish and Welsh will have their own referendum to kick Scotland out.
The Scottish Nationalists are a vocal but tiny minority. They have tried to get the referendum question to favour them - a sort of independence lite where they get the power without the responsibility.
London has told them to feck off and said that it is an all in or all out question.
Given the choice between staying in the UK and having an economy or being indpendent and run by a bunch of nationalists with no economy then the majority of Scots will vote the right way.
Just you guys wait till Texas wants to vote for independence.
Primary Dealers are stuck with stocks nobody wants to buy. Period.
Their only option is to buy what mutual funds are forced to sell due to withdrawals. Period.
We'll have 1987 repeat very soon. The longer it goes, the sharper the fall. Period.
It's called a Pyramid Scheme. It never changes. The stock prices will drop as fast as Madoff funds dropped.
Spot on - primary dealers were hoping to sell their shares to retail but retail has run and hidden behind the sofa and refusing to play.
I am not sure what will trigger this crash - surely some fund or bank has to blink first and start the panic?
It's the proverbial hot potato. Just like certain investment banks ending up with balance sheets full of MBS when the bottom fell out in 2008. No one knows what the trigger will be, but the run to get out the doors will be measured in hours.
Correct. I miss 1987. Shit, at least people went to jail during the S&L crisis.
plus the music was a hell of a lot better.
"Take my hand and we'll make it i sweeear,
OH OH We're Livin on a Prayer!"
Number 1.. 1987!
when should i start my short? whats the best shorts? I actually have gotten some great simple but effective trade ideas from Zero Hedge. Keep up the good work contrarians.
A banker left a picnic basket out then hid in the bushes and waited. Along came a bear and the banker grabbed it and fucked it real hard. The next day the banker left another picnic basket and the same bear came by so the banker fucked it again. The third day the banker left a picnic basket out and along came THE SAME BEAR. The banker came out of his hiding spot and said: "Now I know you aren't here for the fried chicken. BREE-HE-HE!!"
A bear is a great shag, you need to get a good grip of it though, if that thing isn't in the mood its all over for you.
ekm 1987 without the recovery after?
some guy on cnbc just said he wants to be in anything except gold and bonds and that every dope out there wants to buy gold. funny shit.
A repeat of 1987 seems inevitable to me, knowing the structure of a Pyramid Scheme.
Let's think about the recovery after the market craters.
does the definition of short interest include inflation and expectation of future inflation?
silly question, maybe..
Pavlov and Benji.......
Ring a Ding-Ding
the Pooches begin to salivate........
the house, it begins to shake,
Happy Crackheads, getting Baked....
I love feel-good stories like this headline from CNBAPPL: Decline? US Will Add Five Million Millionaires By 2017
Yeah, and ever single one will have an "obamney phone". Shit, with infinite QE we are all going to be billionaires soon.
the rest of headline will read "and Record Number on Food Stamps for 120th Consecutive Month"-because-you know - huge wealth disparities in a society usually work out soooo well.
A more honest headline would have read: "Decline? US Will Add More Than Five Million Unwitting Millionaires By 2017"
I derive two practical observations from the article:
1) So many people (money) pulling out of stocks and piling into bonds seems to me like a contrary indicator. Markets are made to fool the largest majority of participants. So I see it bullish long term for stocks (i.e. 1-2 years).
2) Don't fight the Fed and don't be short at the wrong time.
One thing is clear, as per Dow Theory the stock is in a bull market since June 29. We know that ca. 70% of such bull market signals end up with profits. So in spite of secondary corrections, the odds favor profits in the medium (4-5 months) and longer term (1 year).
There are 5 reasons to be long term bullish on the stock market:
Furtermore, the pullback (secondary reaction) is not something to be feared, but welcome since:
a) if it continues (i.e. 5% pullback) it may provide a good entry point for latecomers still on the sidelines.
b) for those already "in," with a long position, the secondary reaction will provide a higher trailing stop, thus helping to lock in profits.
No banking panic, no market crash. A banking panic is not possible with the Fed in global bailout mode. The market has been sitting here for 12 years. The money supply has tripled. 0% credit. QEX.
My thesis is bullish.
My experience is that often times, the greatest source of damage in a fire is the flooding.
we'll trade in a range until the black swan arrives. then it will be a rush for the exits like we've never seen.
Until then, the invisible sign still reads " NO SHORTING ALLOWED"
Almost a 100% all in stock market.
It is Obama's/Bernanke's and Mario's bubble from hell.
With volatility this low, when this thing blows. F*ck...
Central planning madness.
SP500 turns up in the middle of earnings season - you know, the time of year when revenues are down, but earnings are up because the accountants are working their magic.
CEO: What's one plus one? CFO: What would you like it to be sir?


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10 Inexpensive Ways to Spruce Up Your Rental or Rehab Property
by Bill Bronchick
It's easy to fix up your properties if you have unlimited cash. However, you need to keep your repairs to a minimum to stay profitable. You also need to keep your properties in good shape to attract tenants or buyers. There are the basic improvements, such as carpet and paint, but these can still costs thousands of dollars. The following are some inexpensive ways to improve your properties with very little cash.
#1) New Electrical Switch Plates
This is such a minor, yet overlooked improvement. Most rental owners and rehabbers paint a unit and leave the old, ugly switch plates. Even worse, some even paint over them.
New switch plates cost about 50 cents each. You can replace the entire house with new switch plates for about $20. For the foyer, living room and other obvious areas, spring for nice brass plates. They run about $5 each – not much for added class.
#2) New or Improved Doors
Another overlooked, yet cheap replacement item is doors. If you have ugly brown doors, replace them with nice white doors (you can paint them, but unless you have a spray gun it will take you three coats by hand).
The basic hollow-core door is about $20. It comes pre-primed and pre-hung. For about $10 more, you can buy stylish six-panel doors. If you are doing a rehab, the extra $10 per door is well worth-it. For rentals, consider at least changing the downstairs doors.
#3) New Door Handles
In addition to changing doors, consider changing the handles. An old door handle (especially with crusted paint on it) looks drab. For about $10, you can replace them with new brass finished handles. Replace the guest bathroom and bedroom door handles with the fancy "S" handles (about $20 each).
#4) Paint/Replace Trim
If the entire interior of the house does not need a paint job, consider painting the trim. New, modern custom homes typically come with beige or off-white walls and bright-white trim. Use a semi-gloss bright white on all the trim in your houses.
If the floor trim is worn, cracked or just plain ugly, replace it! Home Depot carries a new foam trim that is pre-painted in several finishes and costs less than 50 cents per linear foot. Create a great first impression by adding crown molding in the entry way and living room.
#5) New Front Door
You only get one chance to make a first impression. A cheap front door makes a house look cheap. An old front door makes a house look old. If you have nice heavy door, paint it a bold color using a high-gloss paint. If your front door is old, consider replacing it with a new, stylish door. For about $125, you can buy a very nice door.
#6) Tile Foyer Entry
After the front door, your next first impression is the foyer area. Most rental property foyers are graced with linoleum floors. Consider a nice 12″ Mexican tile. An 8′ x 8′ area should cost about $100 in materials.
#7) New Shower Curtains
It amazes me that many landlords and sellers show properties with either no shower curtain or any ugly old shower curtain in the bathroom. Don't be cheap – drop $40 and buy a nice new rod and fancy curtain.
#8) Paint Kitchen Cabinets
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Americans spend 99% of their time in the kitchen (when they are not watching TV). A fancy modern faucet looks great in the kitchen. They can run as much as $150, but not to worry – most retailers (Home Depot, Home Base, etc) often run clearance sales on overstocked and discontinued models. I have found nice Delta and Price Pfister faucets for about $60 on sale.
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If you have ugly aluminum framed windows, consider adding wooden shutters outside. They come pre-primed at most hardware retailers and are easy to install. Paint them an offset color from the outside of the house – (e.g., if the house is dark, paint the shutters white. If the house is light, paint them green, blue, etc.).
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Tommy Bowden's restructured contract leaves Clemson with little wiggle room. If Clemson fires Bowden after the 2008 season, it will owe him $4 million. That buyout would be reduced by $500,000 with each ensuing season of the contract, which runs through 2014. Not bad for a coach who hasn't won a conference championship in nine seasons or a division title since the league expanded to 12 teams in 2005. The pressure will grow next season: Clemson could return as many as 18 starters, including dynamic RB C.J. Spiller and underrated and efficient QB Cullen Harper
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Trevose Head, nr Padstow
- Grade: 4 Star Self Catering
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- Price low/high: £796/£2335
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Lovely views and a fantastic location (beach 2 minutes and right next to the golf course) are yours at The Redlands. This is a lovely, spacious Edwardian home, furnished in a comfortable 'country house' style with a number of antiques and items of interest and located on the promontory of Trevose Head only two minutes' walk to Mother Ivey's Bay, ten minutes' walk to Booby's Bay and right next to the championship golf course of Trevose Golf and Country Club (temporary membership available). Picture windows from the first floor sitting room take maximum advantage of the lovely views in two directions towards Booby's Bay and Mother Ivey's Bay. The well-maintained and attractive grounds which extend to an acre include a sunken patio area and are sheltered in part by trees and shrubs. The Redlands has a wonderful relaxed feel about it and makes an ideal home from home for a large family or couples on a golfing break. The headland is the highest point of land for miles and consequently the views from there are just stunning. Also on the headland will be found the lifeboat station and Trevose lighthouse - if they are open they are well worth a visit. This unspoilt area is well served by a number of glorious sandy beaches and there are pubs and restaurants within a mile or two. The lovely old harbour town of Padstow is only 4 miles and boasts a number of superb seafood and other restaurants to suit all tastes. Right next door (but completely separate) to The Redlands is the Redlands Coachouse which sleeps 2.Click to see more area information
GROUND FLOOR: Large entrance PORCH into HALL attractive tiled floor, coat hooks, cupboards, stairs to first floor BEDS.3&4 twin beds (3'), built in wardrobes, chest of drawers, bedside cupboards, basin, armchair, bay window BATHROOM slate floor, bath (power shower over), basin, w.c., cupboards KITCHEN/DINER walk in larder with slate cold shelf and large refrigerator with small freezer below, chest of drawers with glass cabinet above, built in electric oven, ceramic hob, AGA, large microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher, dining table with benches on two sides, chairs, 2 rocking chairs by AGA, TV, french door to terrace and gardens FIRST FLOOR: SITTING ROOM Two picture windows with lovely views, three piece suite, two further armchairs, occasional tables, attractive fireplace, TV, DVD player BED.1 double bed (6' - may be unlinked to become twin 3'), built in wardrobe, bedside cupboards, chest of drawers, armchair, trouser press, hair dryer BED.2 double bed (5'), built in wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside cupboards (you can see the nearby caravan site from this bedroom but otherwise you would hardly know it was there) BATHROOM bath, basin, w.c. GARDEN & PARKING: Parking for a number of cars. The garden extends to over an acre and is divided by walls, shrubs, hedges and flower beds but still has a big lawned area - great for children's ball games. There are slate paved areas, garden furniture including folding loungers and a stile from the rear of the garden of the adjoining cottage (see Redlands Coachouse) leads to a footpath which takes you in less than 2 minutes to the beach - a wonderful cove with golden sand and protected by cliffs on either side.Facilities & Information
CHANGEOVER: Friday in 3pm out 10am RESTRICTIONS: no short breaks PETS WELCOME: by arrangement; £20 per pet per week. Please restrict pets to the kitchen and do not allow them to stray into the Redlands Coachouse garden nor into neighbouring fields POWER AND HEAT: electricity and gas included in rent; open fire sitting room; gas fired boiler providing hot water, heated towel rails in bathrooms and c.h. (latter provided beginning of October to end of April; there are electric panel heaters for summer use), some secondary glazing BEDDING AND LINEN: pillows & duvets included (single duvets for Bed.1 if required); bed linen and towels provided (please bring your own beach towels). Please request unlinked beds in Bed.1 in advance BABY EQUIPMENT: cot, high chair; other equipment may be hired - see hire page TELEPHONE: yes - you are expected to monitor your calls and leave a cheque to the owner in payment for calls. Mobile phone coverage INTERNET: wi-fi broadband. Internet usage NEAREST SHOP: approx. 1 ml NEAREST PUBLIC TRANSPORT: approx. 1 ml OS MAP REFERENCE: SW 864 757Access Statement
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Published: 15 October 2009
It only takes a few minutes inside the Frieze tent before I feel I can't breathe.
The long phalanxes of gallery booths and ultra-white strip lighting make me feel like I'm in an overcrowded Texan penitentiary for those convicted of art dealing.
But many of the best events happen outside the art fair in well-ventilated, underpopulated venues.
In fact, most galleries save up their most important shows of the year for this time, the museums open their blockbusters (Ed Ruscha at the Hayward, Pop Life and Baldessari at the Tate), and there is a raft of one-off shows, many of which pop up only this week. Take your pick.
Museum of Everything
Corner of Regent's Park Road and Sharples Hall Street, NW1 (www.museumofeverything.com). Until Sunday
No question, this is the do-not-miss event of Frieze week. James Brett, a maverick collector of naïve, folk and outsider art has converted a rambling old recording studio into a glittering Aladdin's cave of marvels.
The winding corridors and small rooms are perfectly suited for the display of charming and sometimes cra-a-a-azy art dating from the early 19th century.
There is a room of drawings by Henry Darger, full of innocent children gambolling in Edenic landscapes (don't worry, officer, there's no need to send the Child Protection Unit round). There are a handful of Ned Chand's figures made from discarded pottery fragments and beads (back in the Punjab, Chand has filled two square kilometres with these totems).
Yet the big names of outsider art are hung next to the most obscure discoveries. Look out for the chapel-like installation of the work of Sister Getrude Doyle and the intricate Indian Temple made from computer parts by A.C.M.
John Baldessari: Ear Sofa
Sprüth Magers, 7A Grafton Street, W1 (020 7408 1613, www.spruethmagers.com). Until 14 November
John Baldessari, the granddaddy of conceptual art, has a retrospective at the Tate but also this witty tableau vivant at his commercial gallery, viewed from outside like a shop window.
A model in a blonde wig strokes a poodle on an ear-shaped sofa. Around her feet lie chocolate boxes. Everything is in white. On the walls, the vases, which hold lilies (white, of course), are in the shape of upturned noses, a cute reference to a recurring motif in the artist's dryer work.
It all looks like a fashion photograph from 1930s Vogue. Just don't ask what it costs to hire a white poodle for six weeks.
Grayson Perry: The Walthamstow Tapestry
Victoria Miro Gallery, N1 (020 7336 8109, www.victoria-miro.com). Until 7 November
Grayson Perry's largest tapestry to date - all 15 metres of it - is hung in Victoria Miro's enviable, rarely opened upper-floor gallery. As usual, it's a witty panorama of modern mores, loosely organised as the Seven Ages of Man, which means the figures get older as you read it from left to right.
Punk girls with shopping trolleys, a guy in a wheelchair on a mobile phone, a portrait of the Queen and a junkie shooting up are interspersed with scores of random but apposite brand names (Pentium, Piaggio, Yamaha, Carlsberg and Ford in just one corner), empty packaging and the odd pheasant.
There is also a handful of new pots here that combine Perry's neat newspaper cutouts and fashion-y drawings of girls with parasols. Perry is a witty and surprising chronicler of our times, a cross between the American cartoonist Saul Steinberg and 16th-century Dutch painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
The Embassy is dead, long live the Embassy
Sierra Leone Embassy, 33 Portland Place, W1 (www.20hoxtonsquare.com). Until Monday
The most dramatic special project of the week, this is a group show, mostly of promising emerging artists, staged in the former Sierra Leone embassy, loosely based on the theme of a corrupt dictatorship.
Wolfe Lenkiewicz contributes a handful of his modern-day spins on Baroque allegories; Alistair Mackie has made a model of the Capitol in Washington out of mud and New Yorker sleb-artist Terence Koh is in there with a decaying head. Pianist Rosey Chan has composed the national anthem.
The art is a little on the sensational side but you can't beat the location or the spectacle in this stunning, somewhat dilapidated Regency House.
Walid Raad: Scratching On Things I Could Disavow
Anthony Reynolds Gallery, W1 (020 7439 2201, www.anthonyreynolds.com). Until 31 October
Walid Raad, who investigates the culture and politics of the Middle East, creates fictional back-stories for his work. Downstairs, there is a flawless model of a retrospective exhibition in a Lebanese gallery (which we may assume never happened).
Here you can see miniature versions of Raad's elegaic series of photographs of bombed Lebanese apartment buildings. It's cute.
Upstairs Raad exhibits plain pieces of coloured paper, with small texts on them, apparently all that's left of the once-thriving Lebanese art world after a city-flattening war.
Raad echoes the miniaturised box-sets of "complete works" that Marcel Duchamp produced and the fictional museum created by the cult Belgian conceptualist Marcel Broodthaers.
You may not thank me for sending you to this exhibition but it's good for you.
Fallen Out of Space
Mol's Place, 23 Macklin St, WC2 (07826 378 297). Until 20 October.
Amazing private architect-designed home of collector Jan Mol, in the heart of Covent Garden, which is opened a only couple of times a year. The art on the walls comes from a variety of younger artists based in the UK.
Conrad Shawcross: Chord
Kingsway Tram Subway, W1 (www.measure.org.uk). Until 8 November.
Large-scale installation by London's ambitious and talented modern-day kinetic sculptor in an extraordinary underground location. Visit by appointment.
Is There Anybody There?
WW Gallery, 30 Queensdown Road, E5 (07531 342 128; www.wilsonwilliamsgallery.com). Until
5 November.
Charming, tiny, out-of-the-way, this exhibition is in a former East End crack house. Annabel Tilley's Murder Drawings, an array of little Biro sketches of killers, are impressive, as are the oils of Jarik Jongmann, a former studio assistant of Anselm Kiefer.
Otolith Group: A Long Time Between Suns Part 2
The Showroom, 63 Penfold Street, NW8 (020 7724 4300; www.the showroom.org). Until 24 October.
The latest film from Otolith, a cult group of underground film-makers from Hackney. You will be drawn in by the dreamy sci-fi feel and seductively enigmatic voiceover.
The Age of the Marvellous
One Marylebone, NW1 (http://allvisualarts.org). Until 22 October.
The curators behind this group exhibition, All Visual Arts, know how to put on exciting shows in big locations: this one is in a former Holy Trinity Church designed by Sir John Soane.
Yinka Shonibare
Stephen Friedman, W1 (020 7494 1434, www.stephenfriedman.com). Until 20 November.
New work from the next incumbent of the Fourth Plinth. This is an exhibition of new photographs which mashes up Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman with Dante's Inferno.
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A guide to funeral etiquette
The funeral is a ceremony of proven worth and value for those who mourn, providing an opportunity for the survivors and others who share in the loss to express their love, respect, grief and appreciation for a life that has been lived. It permits facing openly and realistically the crisis the death presents. Through the funeral the bereaved take that first step toward emotional adjustment to their loss. This information has been prepared as a convenient reference for modern funeral practices and customs.
The Funeral Service
The type of service conducted for the deceased is specified by the family. Funeral directors are trained to assist families in arranging whatever type of service they desire. The service held either at a place of worship or at the funeral chapel with the deceased present, varies in ritual according to denomination.
Private Service
This service is by invitation only and may be held at a place of worship, a funeral chapel or a family home. Usually, selected relatives and a few close friends attend the funeral service. Often a private viewing is held, condolences are sent, and the body is viewed.
Memorial Service
A memorial service is a service without the deceased present and can vary in ceremony and procedures according to the community and religious affiliations. Some families prefer public viewings followed by a private or graveside service with a memorial service later at the church or funeral chapel.
Friends, relatives, church members or business associates may be asked to serve as pallbearers. The funeral director will secure pallbearers if requested to do so by the family.
Honorary Pallbearers
When the deceased has been active in political, business, church or civic circles, it may be appropriate for the family to request close associates of the deceased to serve as honorary pallbearers. They do not actively carry the casket.
A eulogy may be given by a member of the family, clergy, a close personal friend or a business associate of the deceased. The eulogy is not to be lengthy, but should offer praise and commendations and reflect the life of the person who has died.
Wearing colourful clothing is no longer inappropriate for relatives and friends. Persons attending a funeral should be dressed in good taste so as to show dignity and respect for the family and the occasion.
Funeral Procession / Cortege
When the funeral ceremony and the burial are both held within the local area, friends and relatives may accompany the family to the cemetery. The procession is formed at the funeral chapel or place of worship. The funeral director can advise you of the traffic regulations and procedures to follow while driving in a funeral procession.
The time of death is a very confusing time for family members. No matter what your means of expressing your sympathy, it is important to clearly identify yourself to the family.
Sending a floral tribute is a very appropriate way of expressing sympathy to the family of the deceased. Flowers express a feeling of life and beauty and offer much comfort to the family. A floral tribute can either be sent to the funeral chapel or the residence. If sent to the residence, usually a planter or a small vase of flowers indicating a person's continued sympathy for the family is suggested. The florist places an identification card on the floral tribute. At the funeral chapel the cards are removed from the floral tributes and given to the family so they may acknowledge the tributes sent.
Mass Cards
Mass cards can be sent either by Catholic or non-Catholic friends. The offering of prayers is a valued expression of sympathy to a Catholic family. A card indicating that a Mass for the deceased has been arranged may be obtained from any Catholic parish. In some areas it is possible to obtain Mass cards at the funeral chapel. The Mass offering card or envelope is given to the family as an indication of understanding, faith and compassion. Make sure that your name and address is legible and that you list your postal code. This will make it easier for the family to acknowledge your gift.
Memorial Donations
A memorial contribution to a specific cause or charity may be appreciated instead of flowers. A large number of memorial funds are available; however the family may have expressed a preference. Memorial donations provide financial support for various projects. If recognised as a charitable institution, some gifts may be deductible for tax purposes.
Sympathy Cards
Sending a card of sympathy, even if you are only an acquaintance, is appropriate. It means so much to the family members to know they are in good thoughts. The card should be in good taste and in keeping with your relationship to the family of the deceased.
Personal Note
A personal note of sympathy is very meaningful. Express yourself openly and sincerely. An expression such as "I'm sorry to learn of your personal loss" is welcomed by the family and can be kept with other messages.
Telephone Call
Speaking to a family member gives you an opportunity to offer your services and make them feel you really care. If they wish to discuss their recent loss, don't hesitate to talk to the person about the deceased. Be a good listener. Sending an email or card expressing your sympathy is also appropriate.
Your presence at the viewing demonstrates that although someone has died, friends still remain. Your presence is an eloquent statement that you care.
Viewing provides a time and place for friends to offer their expression of sorrow and sympathy, rather than awkwardly approaching the subject at the office, supermarket or social activities. The obituary / death notice will designate the hours of viewing when the family will be present and will also designate the times when special services such as lodge services or prayer services may be held. Persons may call at the funeral chapel at any time during suggested hours of the day or evening to pay respects, even though the family is not present. Friends and relatives are requested to sign the register book. A person's full name should be listed e.g. "Mrs John Doe". If the person is a business associate, it is proper to list their affiliation as the family may not be familiar with their relationship to the deceased.
Friends should use their own judgement on how long they should remain at the funeral chapel or place of viewing. If they feel their presence is needed, they should offer to stay.
When the funeral service is over, the survivors often feel very alone in dealing with their feelings. It is important that they know you are still there. Keep in touch.
Sympathy Expressions
When a person calls at the funeral chapel, sympathy can be expressed by clasping hands, an embrace, or a simple statement of condolence, such as:
"I'm sorry"
"My sympathy to you"
"It was good to know John"
"John was a fine person and a friend of mine. He will be missed"
"My sympathy to your mother."
The family member in return may say:
"Thanks for coming."
"John talked about you often."
"I didn't realize so many people cared."
"Come see me when you can."
Encourage the bereaved to express their feelings and thoughts, but don't overwhelm them.
The family should acknowledge the flowers and messages sent by relatives and friends. When food and personal services are donated, these thoughtful acts should be acknowledged, as should the services of the pallbearers. The funeral director may have available printed acknowledgement cards which can be used by the family. When the sender is well known to the family, a short personal note should be written on the acknowledgement card expressing appreciation for a contribution or personal service received. The note can be short, such as:
"Thank you for the beautiful roses. The arrangement was lovely."
"The food you sent was so enjoyed by our family. Your kindness is deeply appreciated."
In some communities it is a practice to insert a public thank you in the newspaper. The funeral director can assist you with this.
Children at Funerals
At a very early age, children have an awareness of and a response to death. Children should be given the option to attend the viewing and the funeral service. The funeral director can advise you on how to assist children at the time of a funeral and can provide you with additional information and literature.
Grief Recovery
It is healthy to recognize death and discuss it realistically with friends and relatives. Grief is a large emotion, and needs to be shared. People in sorrow will welcome your expression of sympathy, and your offers of help after the funeral. It is important that we share our grief with one another.
Our staff are trained to recognise and support those in need. Bereavement Care is provided free of charge to all family members including children and friends, who choose Tuckers for their funeral or memorial service.
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In May 2008, WSYX-TV and WTTE-TV, the Sinclair Broadcasting Group stations in Columbus, OH, launched local HD news.
Back then, "HD Technology Update" spoke with Dan Carpenter, a regional broadcast engineer at Sinclair, about the transition. This week, Rick Ervin, the chief engineer for the stations, discusses some of the lessons learned in the past nine months about doing HD local newscasts.
One of those lessons is modifying the news workflow to accommodate SD news editing for integration into the local HD newscasts. Another centers on the varying degrees of quality of the HD material that the stations receive.
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Nov 12- Dish Network Corp is closer to reaching a large-scale programming deal with Disney that would help the satellite TV provider avoid a possible blackout of popular networks such as ABC and ESPN, Chairman Charlie Ergen said on Tuesday.
LOS ANGELES, Nov 7- Walt Disney Co reported a 12 gain in profit that beat Wall Street expectations, lifted by higher visitor spending at U.S. theme parks, increased consumer product sales and its summer animated movie hit " Monsters University."
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 22- Shortly after signing on as chief operating officer at Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg was looking to connect with people in a similar role- No. 2 to a brilliant and passionate young founder.
LOS ANGELES, Aug 6- Walt Disney Co expects to lose between $160 million and $190 million on its expensive summer movie bomb "The Lone Ranger," the media giant said on Tuesday as it reported a small gain in quarterly profit that beat Wall Street forecasts.
LOS ANGELES, July 12- Walt Disney Co, Twenty-First Century Fox Inc and Comcast's NBCUniversal said on Friday they decided to keep their video streaming website Hulu and will invest $750 million to help it grow. One is Time Warner Cable, which had offered to make an equity investment in Hulu, two sources told Reuters.
July 12- Walt Disney Co, Twenty-First Century Fox Inc and NBCUniversal said on Friday they will keep their ownership stakes in video streaming website Hulu and will invest $750 million to help it grow.
July 7- Liberty Media Corp Chairman John Malone, who has bought and sold cable and media companies for decades, might be the most popular billionaire roaming the Sun Valley Resort as deal making returns to the spotlight at the annual gathering of media and tech moguls.
June 11- When Walt Disney Co introduced its latest video game, Infinity, to the gaming faithful this week at the annual E3 gaming conference, it rented a Los Angeles movie theater to show 30- minute clips of upcoming films and hosted a party with the glitz it usually reserves for its blockbuster movie wannabes.
Bob Iger, president & CEO of The Walt Disney Company, offers insight on the company's quarter, the Lucasfilm buy and its digital plans. "I look forward to continuing to interact with George [Lucas], but he will be a consultant," he says. He also weighs in on the fiscal cliff. With CNBC's Maria Bartiromo and Julia Boorstin.
In a video message posted online this week shortly after Walt Disney announced its $4 bn purchase of Lucasfilm, Bob Iger, Disney's chief executive, told viewers what the media group was getting for its money.
LOS ANGELES, Oct 30- Walt Disney Co agreed to buy filmmaker George Lucas's Lucasfilm Ltd and its ``Star Wars'' franchise for $4.05 billion in cash and stock, a b lockbuster deal that includes the surprise promise of a new film in the series in 2015..
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Hand Picked Spring Tieguanyin (2012)
Spring 2012 New Batch!
The leaves, air shipped to us just days after picking, have an incredible aroma, like sweet cream, saffron, vanilla orchid and flaky pastry. The first steeping is a quiet introduction with juicy textures and a distinct goji berry flavor that is both dark and refined as well as tart and sweet. It is the aftertaste that truly begins to leave an impression. First, there is an intense tingling on the tongue, followed by spearmint sweetness and a subdued honeysuckle floral quality.Later steepings allow the webcam jobs leaves to unfold and begin to truly infuse the full-bodied texture of this Tieguanyin. The closest flavor analogy is Indian rice pudding with saffron and almond slivers, followed by an aftertaste of vaporous vanilla and orchid notes teasing the palate.
The creamy notes act as a foundation for a growing juiciness that is closest to biting into fresh mango, and a comforting green quality much like fresh parsley tempered by a rosewater sweetness. The aftertaste continues to build until it seems that the back of the throat has been coated with warm milk and honey.


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Avernum 6 is an epic, indie fantasy role-playing adventure. It is optimized for the iPad and features an enormous world, a fascinating story, and 30+ hours of gameplay. Travel into the strange subterranean land of Avernum, full of dungeons, labyrinths, and constant warfare. A set of disasters threatens to destroy your homeland in a spasm of famine and warfare. Only you can help your people to get to safety before everything falls apart.


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Why you are having Email Backlog Problems?
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For quite a while now, I'm hearing voices from around the web telling everyone that emails are the source of all evil. That we should treat them as some else's agenda shoved down our throats…
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5th Design Börse Düsseldorf on October 19
"Why don't you organize this fantastic event twice a year?" Questions like this and encouraging comments by enthusiastic design lovers make the organizers smile. But Ute Mirbach and Jan Hasenberg stick to their strategy: DBD once a year, growing slowly and improving steadily.
When they started in 1999, there was just the idea and a 1800 square metre industrial hall, no more - but 45 dealers and dedicated collector-friends followed the idea and formed the first Design Boerse – and it became a success! From the beginning it turned out to be a lively event, and the first Duesseldorf-based market exclusively for international vintage 20th Century Design Objects got off to a start. From then on the DBD attracted more and more people, dealers and visitors, and today, DESIGN BOERSE DUESSELDORF is THE annual German Fair for Modern Design Classics – with its 5th return in 2003 presenting appr. 100 dealers over 4000 square metres.
Visitors from USA, Japan and nearly all European countries meet in Duesseldorf every October. Indian summer on the Rhine combined with some great finds - more and more visitors have already made a tradition out of it. They combine their design trip to Paris/France, Amsterdam/Netherlands or Antwerp+Brussels/Belgium with their visit to Duesseldorf – and they are delighted! At the DESIGN BOERSE, they find all the important European Design Galleries – and even more, a talk with the young new gallerists and co-collectors who act as one-time sellers is always appreciated!
Classic interior design pieces, furniture by architects, glass, ceramics, collector's silver jewelry – the programme is manifold, due to the variety of offering galleries and private collectors. What they think the visitor could love – they bring it! From Bauhaus via Scandinavian and American Mid-century to Memphis – several hours are needed to cover the whole Design Boerse, a concentrated event that starts on late Saturday afternoon for the sellers (4 pm) and opens on Sunday morning for the public (11 am – 6 pm).
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Summer 2001 Archive
A move that can be made awarely for peace. Posted by John on October 12, 2001 at 15:23:44:
In Reply to: Thich Nhat Hanh speaks out. posted by John on October 11, 2001 at 17:51:11:
Is it just a coincidenceŚin the midst of all that's going on nowŚthat this is a historic spiritual time for people around the world of Muslim faith?Ś
equivalent in religious importance to Passover, for Jews, for instance, and even moreso to Easter, for ChristiansŚthe ascent of Mohammed to Heaven.
It is just a coincidence? Or is it a great cosmic opportunity!
In the midst of difficult and dangerous circumstances, the way of the awareness game is to watch, awarely, for opportunities to play, on purpose, for
peace and harmony. Under pressure, a player of this game is always on the look-out for a move that can be made, *decisively*, for peace. I think I see
such an opportunity right now.
I wish the President would let the world and the people of Afghanistan know that there will be no more bombing during this holy week. This could
be done by dropping leaflets in Afghanistan, in the form of a holy day greeting.
I wish the President would explain to them that, instead of bombs, this would be a week of drops of food, medicine, tents, and blankets, before the
winter comes in . . . . . and promise not to fire any weapons except if these relief planes are fired upon. Tell the people there to watch out for pallets of
food parachuting from the skyŚso they don't get hurt by any of them (as that has happened in past relief efforts).
They have been seeing a week of war in Afghanistan. Let them see a week of peace. If relief planes aren't fired upon, they can fly lower and deliver
even more of the vital equipment needed for survivalŚkitchens, water stations, medical clinics, latrines, and stoves and fuel to provide heat in the
winter cold. Let this be a *great* relief effort, that is really done up right!
I wish the President would announce that all this is a gift from the people of AmericaŚmen, women, and children of usŚChristians, Muslims, Jews,
Buddhists, Hindus and all the rest of us in America, even non-sectarians of us, of all our many races, enumerating us all. Let him say this gift from us
to the people of Afganistan comes with our greetings, to commemorate and celebrate, with love and reverence, the ascent of Mohammed to Heaven.
Meanwhile, throughout this week, despicable things that have been done in America with anthrax may be coming into fuller and clearer view every
dayŚobvious and apparent, in high relief to the rest of the world.
If so, since it is done, let the people of the world see both sides of the future for the human race on this planet together, in a bright light during this
week. Let the world see both sides and compare them, side by side.
O great Mohammed, hear me please.
I am present here below, and I'm praying to you now.
If ever, from Heaven, you can
get through to us people here on Earth
ŚAfghanis, Americans, and everybody elseŚ
it sure looks like this is the time for it,
here and now.
Humbly, awarely, and with love,
An old coach
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
¡holy guacamole!
and talk about fruiting.
there are easily a couple hundred avocados hanging from those branches. some are ready to pick, others just need a little more time. so exciting.
we have two fuertes – which are my favorite favorite favorite – and one haas.
but get this: the chooch doesn't like avocados.
and bonzo? well if i mash them up and call it guacamole, he's much more interested.
i like to throw them in smoothies when they're really ripe. or just spread them on toast with a little lemon juice, salt and pepper. they make everything – salads, sandwiches, tacos, burgers – a thousand times better.
and here's a tid-bit: if you leave a little bit of the steam on them when you pick them it's a perfect indicator for when they're ripe – when it falls off, you're good to go.
these guys take about a week to ten days to ripen up so i like to go out and pick them a couple times a week so ripe ones are at the ready as often as possible. because you can't fudge it with avocados.
pass the chips!
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stop it. sara, i'm seriously jealous of your life right now. insanely jealous. i mean, sunny santa barbs, family close by... and now you tell me you have AVOCADO TREES IN THE BACKYARD?!
i didn't even know there was another beyond hass. that's how sad it is out here. poor me.
and seriously, i'm with blake. it's like a dolla per avo in my neck of the woods! and you've got them growing on trees in your backyard! dayum!oh my avocados. yes please. super jealous that you have them for free, right outside your door! We love us some avocados, and have been known to pay $4 a pop here in DC. I might be mad at you for this, even though I should really be happy.
all of you commenters who get your avocados for a buck or two, I am also mad at you.
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Has anyone been to a party at Blue Smoke? I am worried about the balcony feeling not distinct enough of a space.
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We have eaten on the balcony. It definitely has the feel of being a distinctly separate space. It is up a full flight of stairs and is open on the side that overlooks the downstairs dining room. We were seated at the narrower end where we had a view of the bar area. Further back, the space is wider. Acc. to the info on Blue Smoke's website, the balcony accommodates 34 people seated, 45 standing. Also, it is not available for private parties on Friday or Saturday evenings.
I think Hill Country and Blue Smoke will fit with your criteria. But judging that it is for 40 people and for a special occasion, Blue Smoke may slightly edge out as they have a better decor and they provide more food options like the burgers and devil eggs etc, and delicious desserts. I think more selections is good for fitting everyone's palate when it comes to large group.
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About the Artist: This is Smalltime�s latest self-titled EP (2011) a 4 piece band that hails from Huntington Beach, California. Danny Van and company not only bring some powerful chops, but being a Christian Rock Band they also have a very meaningful and powerful message.. The opening track " You Never Know� set the stage perfectly for this EP. It was a great intro piece that stuck in my head and had me eager for what lied ahead. All in all the whole CD (presented like a musical theme) is brilliantly delivered with a �been the done that� conviction to it. The music hits hard but has a warm musical texture via a rocked out sound. Headed up by singer-musician�mastermind Danny Van. His voice compliments this style of music well. Musical overtones remind me of Van Halen, Aerosmith, Greg Khin Band and even AC/DC. There are some fantastic pieces on this CD which gives this musical production a very accessible feel emotionally. The overall guitar playing style is brilliant and I would describe the lyrical content as speaking straight from the heart. Smalltime clearly has all the qualities needed to gravitate a fan base down in Southern California and beyond. I can see Smalltime becoming very popular within the Christian Music Community, but there music is also likeable and accessible to secular fans. That�s what makes them so marketable. I�m going to go on record and say Smalltime is a � Sheep in Wolves Clothing.� Favorite piece on the CD is a toss up between � Out of Touch� and �Bleed it Out�.�
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If there was a word I would use to describe Smalltime it would genuine. This CD will simply make your day more delightful, but beware Smalltime packs a powerful punch and has the potential to reach a huge fan-base. Smalltime is a musical experience you will return to again and again. At the end of the ride you will find yourself inspired, invigorated and in a more passionate mood than you were 30 minutes ago. **WARNING** This band could change your life. I assume the Full Length CD is not available yet � could not find anything on it via the World Wide Web.
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I Just purchased a 1953 Chevy Belair. It's hard to start when the engine Is cold. The carbureter shoots a flame out of It. (carbureter spits.) It will start after trying a few times. Once the engine Is warm I can shut the engine off and restart the car. The car will start right up. The choke valve closes all the way when the engine Is cold and you tap the accelator pedal, and choke valve opens all the way when engine warms up. Any help with this will be greatly appreciated.
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Go to this link to learn more about the choke valve: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choke_valve Basically, gasoline does not evaporate in a cold engine so the amount of fuel/energy produced for your car to start depends on the engine being warm. The engine gets warm from combustion or burning so in order to fix this problem you have to get the carbureter to work more smoothly.
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Today's Developer is the genius behind the HK GCS, which you all know and love. We'd had ground stations before, but Paul Mather was the first to really do them right. I still remember the day he rolled out recording and replaying missions, which was mind-blowingly cool. And when he added voice synthesis, I felt a real surge of pride in how our hobby projects were growing up to rival pro tools.
What's particularly impressive about the HK GCS is that it's a universal ground station; it's compatible with all the leading amateur-grade autopilots, which took a huge amount of coordination and patience by Paul. Finally, a special credit to his ability to go without sleep. He's on the east side of the US, which means our Sunday dev calls start at midnight his time and sometimes go to 2:30 am. He not only stays up but he's smart and articulate at a time when most of us would barely be able to spell our name.
One last note: The name HappyKillmore dates back to his online multiplayer game days (CounterStrike, if memory serves), and is maybe not the one he'd choose today if he were picking one that wouldn't be misinterpreted in the drone world ;-). So do him a favor and call the ground station "HK GCS". HK stands for, er, "HK" now.
(And Paul, Settlers of Catan isn't an obscure Euro game anymore! We play it all the time with my kids. Love it.)
Over to The Man:
Name: Paul Mather
Home: Brunswick, OH, USA (About 20 miles south of Cleveland). I've lived in Ohio my whole life but have made it out of the country a few times for work and vacation.
Day Job: Freelance Software Developer, Phone System and IT work for small to mid-size companies. I purchased a phone company (voicemail, extensions, etc) last year. There seem to be peaks and valleys and some months I have lots of free time. Other months not so much.
DIY Drones role: HK's Ground Control Station, Modifications to the ArduPilot ConfigTool (Added Google Maps), Remzibi's OSD PC Config Tool, ArduIMU Test Application. Hoping to branch out into Android when I finally get some free time!
Background: I have a degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from the University of Cincinnati. Never did anything with it. I've been writing software since my parents got me a Commodore 64 in the early 80's. I got my first R/C car in the late 80's. A Team Associated RC10. That turned into about 5 cars before I left for college. Then there was about a 10 year break in my R/C obsession. I got back into it in 2001 after a friend of mine got his dura-plane up and running (after spending 10 years on a shelf in his garage). I was hooked again. Trucks, planes and helis this time. . I'll take credit for turning Alex Greve (IBCrazy on RCGroups) on to FPV. I don't know much about antennas….but he seems to be taking the FPV world by storm! Our failed attempts at the ball diamonds in Sagamore Hills seem to have had quite an effect on him.
Other interests: I've got two kids. 3 ½ and 15 months and I'm a stay at home dad one day a week. They're tons of fun and sometimes make me wish I had kids younger in life. Seems like I'm going to be a senior citizen before they're in high school! I brew beer 4 times a year. I'm lucky to have a brewery very close that actually lets you go in and brew. Then come back in 2-4 weeks and bottle. No preservatives. Tasty stuff! Once a week I host a board game night where we play "euro" games (games nobody's heard of). Dominion, Thunderstone, Settlers of Catan, Steam, Power Grid, Puerto Rico, Agricola. "A few acres of snow" is on it's way…
Thank you Paul for the brilliant job on your HK GCS, very impressive!!
its a hat off job !!!
Thanks Paul for all your hard work and dedication to the community (and all the time you have spent helping me trouble shooting). Your software is really impressive and I wish some of the "professional" GCS had many of your features.
hey Paul, how are you? thanks for your efforts!!!!!!!!
by the way, at my mom's house i have an original (good condition) COMMODORE users manual.............. i still have it for fun......
Thanks guys. It's been a lot of fun! In recent weeks, I've been swamped with other projects. My involvements with this stuff seems to be shaping up to be a winter project. Spring and summer storms have been keeping me busy along with some custom software projects that are keeping me busy.
Hi Paul. Nice to meet you!
Finally we know the origin of your nickname. It was a mystery for me before :)
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This is a welcome return to form for Tim Burton after the awful Dark Shadows. It's a full length remake of Burton's 1984 short film which was shown in cinemas along with Baby Secret Of The Lost Legend way back in 1985.
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Marley and Me from beyond the grave.......
By LING0 (79 reviews) from Conwy , 24 Sep 2013A good Tim Burton effort. Great basic story about a boy and his dog but given the Burton gothic twist and a dose of Mary Shelly. Some parts reminded me of Edward Scissorhands but not to the point of rehashing the story. Definite Halloween watch with the kids, creepy story but not frightening and everyone loves a dog!- Was this review helpful to you?
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Burton at his best
By a customer , 07 Sep 2013Very typical of Tim Burton - humorous, inventive and often dark. Probably a bit scary for young children, but I loved it!- Was this review helpful to you?
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Tastless movie in black and white
By a customer , 02 Sep 2013I don't see how this move can be for the 'whole family', let alone for children. Far away from being a cheerful movie, from the first second this black and white movie is just depressing. All characters remind somehow of skeletons, there is nothing friendly or pretty about them. The story itself seems to have been taken half from Frankenstein and half from Stephen King's pet sematary. I would not recommend this movie to any children or anyone with some good taste.- Was this review helpful to you?
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