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Thai-style steamed fish
Cooking time
Prep: 10 mins - 15 mins Cook: 15 minsSkill level
Serves 2Serve with Thai jasmine rice for a flavour-packed low-fat meal
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Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 199
- protein
- 29g
- carbs
- 4g
- fat
- 7g
- saturates
- 2g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 3.25g
- 2 trout fillets, each weighing about 140g/5oz
- a small knob of fresh root ginger, peeled and chopped
- 1 small garlic clove, chopped
- 1 small red chilli (not bird's eye), seeded and finely chopped
- grated zest and juice of 1 lime
- 3 baby pak choi, each quartered lengthways
- 2 tbsp soy sauce
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- Nestle the fish fillets side by side on a large square of foil and scatter the ginger, garlic, chilli and lime zest over them. Drizzle the lime juice on top and then scatter the pieces of pak choi around and on top of the fish. Pour the soy sauce over the pak choi and loosely seal the foil to make a package, making sure you leave space at the top for the steam to circulate as the fish cooks.
- Steam for 15 minutes. (If you haven't got a steamer, put the parcel on a heatproof plate over a pan of gently simmering water, cover with a lid and steam.)
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2002
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As a complete cookery novis - (beans on toast sort of standard gal) i found this pretty simple to follow actually.
I used 2 Sea Bass fillets & added ricenoodles and bean sprouts with added corriander instead of the jasmin rice, which worked really v nicely - espesh if you are on a diet. Instead of pac choi i used asparagus like the lady above suggested.
Overall i found this to be nice and filling and q spicy also very zesty but v good.
DE-LICIOUS!!! I halved everything as there was only me and it worked great. What's brilliant about this is that in the time it takes the fish to steam you can cook some rice and broccoli and you have a fab meal on your plate in no time at all. Next time I will mix the soy sauce and the lime juice/zest together first and then pour it over the fish. Wonderful, easy meal which is def going to become a regular in my house.


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Saturday, July 10, 2010
7 46 0n a saturday night n the clock tick tick tick tick
sit in the kitchen
cooking up a blog
maybe its a beauty
probably its a dog
seven planets
seven dwarves
seven seals
seven deadlies
the plato code
the bible code
the code of the road
song of the city song of the road
hip gnosis
the sufis
be a real man suffer them slings n arrows
prospero n miranda
agamemnon n elektra
the sphinx
a bucket full of starfish
steven john kilbey
out of joyce bennett n leslie john kilbey
out of caroline davis and bill bennett
out of stephen kilbey and jesse bellette
beyond that is unknown
the rosy cross
golgotha place of skulls
oh columbus
oh america
oh lovely sweden n my distant identical twins
2 for the price of one
pushing sixty
old man look at my life im a lot like you are
hi fidelity
in fidelity
ulysses in transit lounge
my foolish boat still leaning
the lion lies down with the lamb on broadway
aslan sings the world awake
the leo sun god son of man
cracked actor crackling rosy crucifixion
spades are upside down black hearts
diamonds are forever n ever
clubs are noisy
the dizzy nymph jumps the quick brown panther
patient as decades fly by
i used to be a little boy so old in my shoes
gravity i have
gravitas i have not
still i'm sad
every child player must win a prize
empty handed paris on the battlements of troy
scarlet kilbey with her box of semi unprecious stones
strange child with strange proclivities
moving thru the ages appearing over n over
eve n aurora having a sleepover at some kids house
eve with her chestnut curls
aurora with her swollen ads
dutiful daughters
my ears ring on
i-sight fading
miracles are scarce tonight
no one calls
no one knocks
no one visits
the red bulb in my room
my bonsai tree that needed my love
ive lost my keys
my golden car
my freckled white skin
an inventory of my temporary flesh
my guitars all unplayed
my painting unfinished
my sentences peter out...
its cold but i cant feel it much
my neck aches holding up this heavy stupid head
i imagine my brains inside my skull
little messages running hither n thither
heres a compartment with my swedish
heres a compartment that remembers childhood
heres a tiny compartment that can do arithmetic
heres the bit that tells my heart when to beat
our hearts need our brains to know when to beat
autonomous processes continually upgraded
this f;lash of genius
this puddle of dullard
this pond of fondness
this lake of love
this stagnant swamp of envy
i wish i was going somewhere
thats the great thing about touring
youre always going somewhere
check in check out
a new bed everynight
checklist : keys, ipod, flip camera, headphones, passport, clean sox
vitamins, shampoo, toothbrush, a pair of undies, my sunglasses
my reading glasses, my novel, my sheet which tells me where to go
my sheet which tells me which room tim n peter n marty are in
a letter from a fan
a stick of frankincense
a tiny statue of buddha
small change
you go on stage
the audience cheers
you strum your guitar
you sing your voice
you dance about a bit
afterwards you lie in your silent room
you eat a piece of chocolate
you look in the mirror
you look old
you keep expecting to see an eighteen year old
but unsurprise you dont
i run out of steam
i stop
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Fucking brilliant. Sometimes you scare me Steve, how can you express my own feelings better than I can...?
- 8:47 pm
- Hellbound Heart said...
8:56 pm and i sit here alone....will be at home alone for the week, not that i mind.....i'm not completely defined by what people i have around me, unlike some others.......i don't want to be 18 again, there's too many things i've learned the hard way and i don't wanna learn them again.....
love always...... - 8:58 pm
- davem said...
this puddle of dullard.....
For an instant I thought I'd been namechecked!
The Church on the road? We've missed that happening over here. - 9:07 pm
- DavidP said...
you forgot 7 musical notes and 7 rays of creation. there must be another one because that would make 7 sevens. ah yes, 7 days of the week.
"hip gnosis" - can i steal that?
you can go somewhere internally, in the internal worlds.
otherwise i know a few good books you can read...
i like your succinct turns of phrase
saying a lot with few words
you aint 60 yet boyo
you're a spritely 55
take care, be aware - 11:19 pm
- Broken Toys and Heros said...
perfect time to do...nothing for awhile. its always the same- u cant wait for ur kids to find something to do on their own and when u do...u miss them dearly.
thats how i feel.
DJK082067 - 12:09 am
- lesley said...
Seven brides for seven brothers
The magnificent seven
Brain stew
Gene genie
Bond, James Bond
Pick a pocket or two
Pick your brain
Love rollercoaster
Toast is the most
Steve Rocka
I sit and watch as time goes by.... - 12:22 am
Nice Cure reference in the title!
You don't often speak fondly of your contemporaries and I get that but I was wondering if you ever listened to or liked any Gary Numan, the old stuff I mean...Replicas, Dance, I Assassin?
I know you both attribute some influence from Foxx, but as I was listening to Numan's 'Dance' last night I was thinking how very similar you are in a lot of ways, both opening hidden doors to 'other worlds' lyrically, sonically.
I could just as easily imagine 'Slowcar to China' on a Kilbey solo album as I could 'Carthage' on a GN album.
Is that strange? My guess would be you would say you do not like GN so I just wondered. - 12:26 am
(...mom), I'm trying to understand your panic, but I can't see it...
your only option to growing old would have been to die young and then I would have been heartbroken my whole life that you were taken away from me too soon. Can you not waste your days in agony for your daughter's sake, please? and I promise that you are better off being older today than you were not being here (younger) yesterday.
-- a daughter's selfish requests to her "aging" mother for the last 20 years. - 12:35 am
- fantasticandy said...
mullard a dullard?
surely not... - 2:20 am
From which part of England do the Kilbeys spring? Just curious, as I am en route to the north. All those Yorkshire vikings, you know.
LF - 4:23 am
- Thomas Thomsen, Denmark said...
No songs have ever expressed the bittersweet feelings of advancing age than Sinatra songs such as It Was A Very Good Year. Not to Mention the song and the poignant video for David Bowie's Thursday's Child, in which Bowie studies the lines in his face in the mirror.
- 5:26 am
- plumlady said...
Oh for it to be a saturday night and having a sleepover with some girlfriends again! Oh the things we talked about and LEARNED back then. Let's hope those darling girls of yours aren't as daring as I was...trouble a brewing......
But being over 50, there will be no sleepover with dares and scares for this old girl. But perhaps a bonfire in my backyard with my beloved....and perhaps I'll play some CHURCH through those backyard speakers to make my neighbors think I'm even stranger than I am...and I attribute all my strangeness in part to those darn sleepovers! - 7:43 am
- Steven Krut said...
Most people fill up the empty times/gaps in their lives you're describing with television. I used to be addicted to my TV. Now I'm addicted to my computer. :P
- 8:41 am
I agree -- you are way not 60, and if you are, so what. Have you seen Raquel Welch lately. OMG that lady looks great for her age. Of course, I'm sure she has had a lot of plastic surgery tho probably, with her bucks. That said, men do not require that -- they grow sexier with age. The lines in your face define you. You are still a hawt young man! I am wondering how many takers you got to your previous post tempting all the young (and older) ladies like you do! You are a lucky man - Hope that you cheer up and enjoy your wonderful dayze ahead! Try to start seeing your glass half full, instead of half empty. Some dayze are up - some are down .... "that's life". Please quit dwelling on getting old - you are a VERY nice looking man, and very talented also. A bit arrogant at times, but that's ok, cuz it's part of your personality. Just realize that you can't be ecstatically happy every single second of every single day because that would be boring. Take care, and God bless you and yours.
- 8:54 am
- lily was here said...
"Cooking up a blog" - I love that.
Seven eyes of seven newts...
ps no animals were harmed in this comment, ask Will Shakespeare - 1:22 pm
You are feeling EVERY ONE of your years right now because all of the toxins are leaving your body. And temptation is beckoning you.
I recently read that every 60 days or so, nearly all of your body's molecules are replaced with new ones.
Thus..you are essentially the creator, dearest Steven.
Figure out what replenishes you....and keep at it and resist this other crap....and I believe you will soon experience a youthquake.
Much love,
g - 9:46 pm
- Mindclutter said...
Damn it, Steve, you pegged it with wanting to see an eighteen year old in the mirror...nice.
- 1:26 am
- CAPTAIN BEYOND said...
it should read 10:15 saturday night...
- 7:12 am
- eek said...
Ah, I love when you tour here because I travel around and catch several shows. In addition to getting to see the shows and visit with you and several wonderful people I've met, I love the complete freedom. Freedom to do whatever the hell I want (which is sometimes nothing at all) and the freedom from virtually all responsibility. It never seems to last quite long enough though, and takes all my resolve to head back home. I know I couldn't do it indefinitely, but I'd sure like to do it longer.
"you keep expecting to see an eighteen year old"
Oh I am so glad I don't see an eighteen year old when I look at you, because that would make me feel just a little too much like a creepy old lady. Now mid twenties and up is fine, but eighteen would be just way to young for comfort! lol
Besides, while you adorable as a young'un, you seem a lot more comfortable in your own skin now, and that is very appealing. - 6:14 pm


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Heroin in Hudson: a community crisis
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June 19, 2013
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June 10, 2013
Reward offered for information on corrections office fire
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June 7, 2013
Loaner life jackets at Lakefront Park in Hudson, courtesy of DNR grant
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June 6, 2013
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June 6, 2013 - 9:55am
County board postpones SCI resolution; will revisit the measure in August
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Born November 21, 1943 in Salem, Oregon, Larry Mahan began competing in the professional rodeo circuit at the age of 14. He won the title of World All-Around Rodeo Champion five years in a row, 1966 to 1970, and again for the sixth time in 1973. After his comeback in 1973, competing with Phil Lyne, he became the subject of the documentary, "The Great American Cowboy" which won an Academy Award in 1973. In 1979 Mahan was inducted into the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame. After his rodeo career came to an end, he founded the Larry Mahan Collection line of western wear. In July 1984, Milano Hat Company entered into a licensing agreement with him for Larry Mahan's Hat Collection. Milano Hat Company only uses genuine leather sweatbands in their hats. And all Larry Mahan Collection hats are made right here in the USA in their factory in Garland, Texas! They perforate most of the straw hat leather sweatbands for added comfort. To ensure the consistent fit and comfort, their leather suppliers buff the reverse side of the leathers for the best possible feel. Larry Mahan Collection hats have gained recognition because of their superior fit and finish, exclusive bodies and weave patterns, special finishes, and trimmings. Larry Mahan fur-felt hats have earned great popularity, because of their superior fit and finish.


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The atlas (1929-12)
Ray! Rah! Juniors -- What is "Atlas"? -- Voices From the Student Body -- The Atlas Store
v.1:no.4 (1929:Dec.)
The atlas (1930-02)
A Message From the President of the Alumnae Association -- Welcome From Student Body -- Victory at Last -- Who's to Be Elected? -- Seniors Entertain -- Valentine Plays
v.1:no.5 (1930:Feb.)
The atlas (1930-05)
A Gift to the School -- In Appreciation of Miss Townley -- The Third Annual May-Day
v.1:no.7 (1930:May)
The atlas (1931-03)
Varsity Basketball Season at an End -- Who's Who? -- Sophomore Entertain -- Wigwam Bridge Party
v.2:no.2 (1931:Mar.)
The atlas (1931-11)
Students Sell Tickets -- Coming Events -- Atlas Club Opens Store -- Glee Club in Program -- New Instructors Added -- Ye Holy-Dae -- New Manager Named
v.3:no.1 (1931:Nov.)
The atlas (1931-12)
Glee Club Presents Carol Service -- Christmas Greetings from the Dean -- Student Government Entertains at Xmas Dance -- Faculty Plays Seniors Today -- Children's Theatre Makes Season's Debut -- Atlas Club Elects New Member -- Third Art Exhibit...
v.3:no.2 (1931:Dec.)
The atlas (1932-03)
Norma Overstreet Stars in "Enter Madame" -- Who's Who in Atlas Club Contest -- Children's Theatre Progresses -- Dean Landrum to Speak At Literary Opening -- Philosophy -- Mary Bliley Is Interviewed -- Recital of Voice and Piano Pupils -- Coming...
v:3:no.3 (1932:Mar.)
The atlas (1932-04)
Dancing Classes Give Exhibition -- Student Government Officers -- Children Give Another Program -- Glee Club Program -- William and Mary Players in Three One-Act Plays -- Basketball Banquet -- The Freshman Dance -- April Fool -- Theresa Pollack...
v.3:no.4 (1932:Apr.)
The atlas (1932-11)
The Business School Makes Its Entrance -- Glee Club Organizes -- The Children's Theatre -- Student Government Dance -- Nicholas R. Brewer Exhibits in Anderson Gallery -- Art Student's League -- Towneley Literary Society -- Piano and Voice...
v.4:no.1 (1932:Nov.)
The atlas (1932-12)
Carol Service to be Given by the Glee Club -- Christmas Greetings From the Faculty -- Art Student's League Sponsors Bridge Parties -- Miss Pollak Invited to Exhibit in New York -- Glee Club Holds First Concert of The Year -- Government Class Holds...
v.4:no.2 (1932:Dec.)
The atlas (1933-02)
Exhibition in the A. A. Anderson Art Gallery -- A Tribute to Miss Townley -- Operetta on Glee Club Calendar -- Art Student's League Visits Virginia House -- The Children's Theatre -- Coming Events -- Wigwam
v.4:no.3 (1933:Feb.)
The atlas (1933-03)
Operetta Proclaimed a Success -- Degree Offered to Students of the Art Department -- The Art Students League Exhibit Their Work -- Arthur B. Davies Memorial Exhibit -- Notice -- Rector of Grace and Holy Trinity Church Speaks in Chapel -- Coming...
v.4:no.4 (1933:Mar.)
The atlas (1933-05)
Harriet Montague Elected President of Student Government, Other Elections -- Senior Activities -- Richmond Author Addresses Literary Society -- May Day -- Art Students' League Reorganizes -- Coming Events
v.4:no.5 (1933:May)
The atlas (1933-10-20)
Masquerade Leads Class Dances, Seniors Plan for October 27 -- "Tackey Party Reveals Potential Tacks" at Richmond Division -- Increased Enrollment at Richmond Division -- Art-Found at the Circus -- Elections to Fill Vacancies in Student Offices,...
v.5:no.1 (1933:Oct. 20)
The atlas (1933-11-03)
Three Juniors, Two Seniors, Pledged Atlas -- Barnstorming Begins November 10 -- Exhibit of Rural Photographs -- Hockey Tournament November 10-11 -- Atlas Club Taps Five Students, Wilson, Gilliam, Langhorne, Brooks and Kindervater Tapped on Oct. 25...
v.5:no.2 (1933:Nov. 3)
The atlas (1933-11-17)
Louella Towneley Literary Society Holds Open Meeting on Nov. 28th, Dr. Fox of Ashland, Will Speak -- School Community Fund Drive Begins Friday, November 17th, Elizabeth Fisher Heads Committee -- Plays Barnstormers Presented Acclaimed A Success --...
v.5:no.3 (1933:Nov. 17)
The atlas (1933-11-29)
"Contrast" Comedy in Five Acts to be Presented Dec. 16th -- Varied Attractions at Theatres -- Art Students Plan Trip to Washington -- Timely Tea Talk -- Recital Outstanding -- Unanimous Vote to Move Coat Racks From Corridors -- Annual Feast of...
v.5:no.4 (1933:Nov. 29)
The atlas (1933-12-15)
Christmas Holidays to Be Spent in a Variety of Ways by Faculty -- Mechers' Exhibit Outstanding at Cochran -- "Contrast" Postponed Until Jan. 6, Coquettes and Dandies Figure in Early American Comedy -- Feast of Carols Eagerly Anticipated --...
v.5:no.5 (1933:Dec. 15)
The atlas (1934-01-19)
The Richmond Division Evidences Marked Growth Since Its Establishment -- Promotions Among Graduates -- Soph Dance to Prove Respite From Study -- Examination Schedule
v.5:no.7 (1934: Jan. 19)
The atlas (1934-02)
Hockey Stick Goes Visiting; Another Serves as Walking-Stick -- Luella Townley Literary Society to Sponsor Bridge Party March 9 -- Class In German Being Offered This Semester -- Who's Who Election Places Montague First; Walker Second -- Literary...
v.5:no.8 (1934:Feb.)
The atlas (1934-03)
Glee Club Operetta in Late April -- "The Ideal Professor" Stands Slim Chance of Being Human at the Hands of Division Students -- Absence Rules Defended By Dr. Hibbs -- May Day Committees Chosen; Brooks Appointed Chairman of May Day, Queen To Be...
v.5:no.9 (1934:Mar.)
The atlas (1934-03-30)
Walker Elected May Queen, Austin and Conway, Maids-of-Honor, Queen Has Been Prominent in College Activities --Faculty Member Honored, Miss Burruss's Painting Chosen for Reproduction in Catalog of Annual Exhibit of Virginia Artists -- Art Students'...
v.5:no.10 (1934:May 30)
The atlas (1934-04-13)
Langhorne Heads Student Gov't, Brooks to Serve as Vice-Pres.; Baker, Sec'y, and Holtzclaw, Treas., New President an Active Participant in Student Activities-- Art Students Plan Trip To New York, Other Students May Accompany Them -- "Miss Caruther's...
v.5:no.11 (1934:Apr. 13)
The atlas (1934-05-04)
Freshman Class Planning to Give Dance -- Ode to Spring -- Atlas Club Taps Nine, Honor Conferred on One Senior, Three Juniors, Five Sophomores -- "Streets of New York" To Be Presented May 19 -- May Day Festival Colorful and Elaborate -- Local...
v.5:no.12 (1934:May 4)
The atlas (1934-05-26)
Senior Class To Be Entertained Commencement Week, Garden Party, Tea, Luncheon, Dance Make Up Program, Geo. B. Zehmer to Speak at Commencement -- Exam Schedule -- Student Art Exhibit To Be Opened Saturday, Oils, Water Colors, Charcoals and...
v.5:no.13 (1934:May 26)
The atlas (1934-10-05)
The New Enrollment -- Memorial Book Collection Under Way -- Last Year's Seniors Out In the World, Working Hard -- Strife Results From Room Changes -- Freshman Gives First Impression -- Dramatic Club -- Student's Room Ready -- Mr. James Y. Causey --...
v.6:no.1 (1934:Oct. 5)
The atlas (1934-10-19)
Holiday Saturday? -- Art Classes Expand -- Congratulations, Mr. Walker -- Dramatic Club Chooses Casts -- Announcements -- Townley Literary Society Meets -- Art Students' League Tea Scheduled For Tuesday -- Glee Club to Perform -- Interview Mrs....
v.6:no.2 (1934:Oct. 19)
The atlas (1934-11-14)
Townley Lit. Bids Four, Arranges Open Meeting -- "Work Honestly", Mr. Junkin Advises Artists -- Students to Attend Convention, Katheryn Browning Leads Discussion Group -- Art Students' League Holds First Open Meeting -- Paintings and Etchings on...
v.6:no.3 (1934:Nov. 14)
The atlas (1934-12-07)
The Atlas Club Faces Busy Season -- Contract For Rings Awarded -- Townley Literary Society Presents Speaker -- Distinguished Artist Exhibits Paintings in Gallery Bearing Own Name -- Basketball Begins -- Subscription Campaign of the Wigwam -- Art...
v.6:no.4 (1934:Dec. 7)
The atlas (1935-04-10)
Human History of Local Division -- Operetta Presented -- Welcome Alumnae -- Since 1929
v.6:no.5 (1935:Apr. 10)
The atlas (1935-11-01)
Peace Support Organized -- Psychology Club Re-Organizes; To Meet Next Week -- Atlas Plans Future at Meeting Oct. 28th, Will Hold Tap Services, Make Standards Up To Mortar Board Qualifications -- Armistice Day Proclamation Urges Student Mobilization...
v.7:no.1 (1935:Nov. 1)
The atlas (1935-12-01)
Students Hear Dr. Cousins In Chapel Tues, Pastor of Second Baptist Church In Address Streets Relation of Inlook and Outlook -- Seniors Perform in Chapel As Mirth and Mimic Reign -- Wood Carving Leslie Bolling Address Topic, Outstanding Negro Artist...
v.7:no.2 (1935:Dec. 1)
The atlas (1935-12-18)
Psychology Groups Holds First Meeting, Dr. R. P. Daniel of Virginia Union Gives Address; Attendance Large -- Rev. C. J. Gibson is Speaker at Chapel, Addresses Students On "Value of a Name" -- Townley Lit. Soc. Initiates New Members, Students May...
v.7:no.3 (1935:Dec. 18)
The atlas (1936-01-13)
Dorians Give Music History With Recital -- The Adolescent Looks at Xmas -- Barnstormers Start Work On New Production -- Luella Townley Society Elects, Names Staff to Produce Proposed Literary Publication -- Grads Turn Social Before Vacations,...
v.7:no.4 (1936:Jan. 13)
The atlas (1936-01-20)
Foreword Gives List of Future Atlas Features -- Honor Code Presented -- Miss De La Pole Talks To Social Work Classes -- Tea Is Given To Honor Miss Peck, Professor of Public Health Nursing Accepts New Position -- Basket Ball Team Practice Underway,...
v.7:no.5 (1936:Jan. 20)
The atlas (1936-02-11)
Senior Class Members Training Under Mrs. Elizabeth G. Soyars, New Assistant Supervisor of Field Work Graduate of Westhampton, W. & M. -- American Student Union Seeks Educational, Economic Security, Support of Nye-Kvale Bill Abolishing Compulsory...
v.7:no.6 (1936:Feb. 11)
The atlas (1936-02-24)
New Biology Lab, Gym, Art Studio, Being Erected, Completion of New Building to Give More Adequate Facilities For Students, Faculty -- Record Breaking Pet Show; 11 Dogs, 1 Turtle, 1 Cat, etc� -- Dramatic Club Continues Work on Production,...
v.7:no.7 (1936:Feb. 24)
The atlas (1936-05-04)
Awards Made To Students In Art, Literature, Drama, Cottrell Wins Prize For Essay On "Why I Should See New York" -- Introducing Thomas Wolfe -- Dr. Calisch, Peace Council Head, In Anti-War Address, Talks on Student National Anti-War Strike on...
v.7:no.11 (1936:May 4)
The atlas (1936-10-08)
37 Courses to be Given in Night School Classes -- Campus Day Enjoyable Affair -- Eight Teachers Join Faculty of School 1936-37 -- Office Reports Enrollment Up, Figures Given on Registration at School This Fall -- Student Government Dance Held...
v.8:no.1 (1936:Oct. 8)
The atlas (1936-10-19)
International Relations Club to be Formed, Plans Now Under Way for Organization; Membership to be Open to Students -- Mrs. Donald Stiers of Emergency Peace Campaign is Chapel Speaker -- Dramatic Club Presents Plans For the Month, Four New Plays...
v.8:no.2 (1936:Oct. 19)
The atlas (1936-11-03)
Parties Present Their Causes At Political Forum, Issues of Campaign Outlined to Students on Eve of National Election -- Soul of Aesthetic Student Stirred By Messy Appearance of Student Room -- Dr. Montague Speaks to Seniors On Living Faith, Shows...
v.8:no.3 (1936:Nov. 3)
The atlas (1936-11-17)
W. & M. Grads Win Positions In Other States, Social Work Graduates Find Interesting Work In Social Agencies -- Hockey Year Ends With Fair Showing, Two School Teams Show Constant Improvement During Season -- Dramatic Club to Give First Program,...
v.8:no.4 (1936:Nov. 17)
The atlas (1936-12-07)
Tells of Hitler in Address at Student Union, Martha Schwabinger Named Delegate to Pioneer Youth Conference in Roanoke -- One Last Plea For Chapel -- Dorian Music Society Names 4 New Pledges, Honorary Group Holds Meeting at Home of Katherine and...
v.8:no.5 (1936:Dec. 7)
The atlas (1936-12-16)
Christmas Seals Insure Health -- The Night Before Christmas -- The Atlas Club Shop Open For Business -- Limit Privileges For Art Students
v.8:no.6 (1936:Dec. 16)
The atlas (1937-01-12)
Causey Speaks at Meeting of Student Union, Addresses Meeting on "The Truth About Spain"; Answers Many Questions -- The Revolution of Resolutions -- Miss Shane To Attend Social Work Meeting, Leaves Thursday For St. Louis to Attend Important...
v.8:no.7 (1937:Jan. 12)
The atlas (1937-02-09)
Luella Townley 'Literary Digest' In the Offing, Frances Seller Announces Plan For Publication of New Magazine -- Psychology Club Plans Discussions, Miss Martha Jaeger Announces Plans For Meetings -- Mrs. Bemiss Supervises Community House Work --...
v.8:no.8 (1937:Feb. 9)
The atlas (1937-02-24)
American Youth In Pilgrimage to Washington, Great Demonstration of Campus Opinion to be Made in Washington February 20 -- Do You Know -- Mental Hygiene Society Meets and Organizes, Dr. Tucker Named President of Newly Formed Organization Last Friday...
v.8:no.9 (1937:Feb. 24)
The atlas (1937-03-10)
Literary Group Offers Prizes to Contributors, Luella Townley Society Announces Plans For Publication of Magazine -- American Student's Union -- Students Vote at Important Chapel Session, May Queen, Student Officers and Outstanding Student to be...
v.8:no.10 (1937:Mar. 10)
The atlas (1937-03-24)
Social Work Conference to be Held Here, Study Groups to Meet in School; Students to Act as Ushers -- The Future of Marriage -- Marie Duling Named W. M. Queen of May, Queens Maids Chosen For Enchanted Court To Be Held May 7 -- Barnstormers Plan Two...
v.8:no.11 (1937:Mar. 24)
The atlas (1937-04-06)
Dot Thompson Named Head of Student Body, New Government President Has Many Activities and Interests -- Welcome�Virginia State Conference of Social Workers -- Many Changes are Noted in R.D. of W.M., Recent Academic Trends are Noted for Benefit of...
v.8:no.12 (1937:Apr. 6)
The atlas (1937-05-05)
Society Hears Life Story of Miss Townley, Miss Koslow Gives Picture of Career of Beloved Instructor -- May Queen -- Annual May Day Festival to be May 7, Complete List of Participants in Annual Fete are Listed -- Miss Young Resigns For New Position...
v.8:no.13 (1937:May 5)
The atlas (1937-05-18)
League Aids Views World at War Edge, Sir Herbert Ames Speaks on Implications of German Rearmament -- Modern Language Department -- Class Banquet, Dance Held on Marshall Roof, Juniors and Seniors Toast Happy Past and Bright Future at Annual Affair...
v.8:no.14 (1937:May 18)
The atlas (1937-10-06)
Store Service Department is Launched Here, Richmond Division Establishes First Unit in Virginia -- New Teachers Listed For Semester, Dean Hibbs Lists Many New Appointments -- Two Hundred Guests Attend Student Dance, Student Gov't. Welcomes Freshmen...
v.9:no.1 (1937:Oct. 6)
The atlas (1937-10-20)
Annual Atlas Dance To Be Held Oct. 29 -- Waddle, Waddle! Duck Waltz Latest Campus Sensation -- Townley Literary Society Names Officers for Year, Short History and Outline of Purpose of Society Given -- Wedding Bells Ring For Biddle and Knight --...
v.9:no.2 (1937:Oct. 20)
The atlas (1937-11-03)
Barnstormers Announce First Program, Three One-Act Plays to be Presented November 19 -- Hockey Team Begins Season, Reserves Down Varsity in First Game 1 to 0 -- J. P. Lash Addresses W. M. Student On Spain, Peace Committee Leader Is Speaker in...
v.9:no.3 (1937:Nov. 3)
The atlas (1937-11-17)
Negro Sculptor Talks to Art Student League, Leslie Bolling, Richmond Sculptor, Rises to Fame; Humble Beginning -- Dr. Johnson Reviews List of New Books, Reads Paper on Recent Translation at Luella Townley Meeting -- Mrs. Overton Speaks on Marriage...
v.9:no.4 (1937:Nov. 17)
The atlas (1937-12-01)
Lena Rivers on the Boards December 14, Barnstormers to Present Modern Version of Celebrated Novel -- Cotillion Plans Opening Formal, Christmas Idea Stressed in Decorations for Dance -- Cards on Sale Soon for Junior Card Dance -- Atlas Taps New...
v.9:no.5 (1937:Dec. 1)
The atlas (1937-12-15)
Seniors of 1937 Holding Many Posts, Richmond Division Graduates Listed in Many Positions -- Minder Contributes to Times-Dispatch, Student Writes Article on "These College Girls" -- Psychology Club Hears Cannon on Autobiography, Speaker Impresses...
v.9:no.6 (1937:Dec. 15)
The atlas (1938-01-12)
School Is Now Member of National Group, Store Service Dept. Made Member of Nat'l Dry Goods Association -- Atlas Editor Tells of Literary Society Work, Phyllis Jaskauskas, Atlas Co-Editor, is Speaker in Chapel -- New Plays Announced by the...
v.9:no.7 (1938:Jan. 12)
The atlas (1938-01-26)
Student Union Broadcasts Over WRTD, Students Re-create Features of Annual Convention -- Psychology Group Pays Visit to State Mental Hospital -- Margaret Solibakke Named Editor of Townley Digest, Marguerite Hanckel Named Assistant Editor; Lou...
v.9:no.8 (1938:Jan. 26)
The atlas (1938-02-23)
Fifty New Students As Term Opens, Changes Also Noted in Curriculum and Faculty -- Retail Students at Convention, Store Service Group "Covers" Merchants' Meeting -- Raymer Named Head of A.S.U., W. & M. Student Union Elects Officers -- McGregor and...
v.9:no.9 (1938:Feb. 23)
The atlas (1938-03-09)
May Day to be Project of Students, Chapel Meeting Lays Plan for Celebration -- Atlas Staff Visits News-Leader Plant, Take Observation Tours of Newspaper -- Art Students League Presents Mardi Gras as Annual Dance, Gay and Colorful Affair May be...
v.9:no.10 (1938:Mar. 9)
The atlas (1938-03-23)
Dr. Frank Price Speaks On China and War, Urges Economic Boycott To Weaken Japan -- Norman Quartet Presents Program at Art Gallery -- Queen to be Elected in Chapel Today, Annual May Court Exercises May 7 -- Barnstormers to Present Play, "The...
v.9:no.11 (1938:Mar. 23)
The atlas (1938-04-06)
Louise Marable Named Student Head, Junior Elected President of Student Council, Elizabeth Brown, Sara Blanton, Louise Woodson Also Honored -- All Set for Annual May Day Festival, Miss Margaret Smith to Rule Court on May 6 -- "Quest of the Gypsy"...
v.9:no.12 (1938:Apr. 6)
The atlas (1938-05-04)
Miss Jaeger On Program At Convention, Many Authorities in Field of Mental Deficiency Attend Meeting -- West Lawn -- Ward and Peace Topic of Chapel Talk, Dr. Doris Fales Speaker At Annual Peace Day Demonstration -- Barnstormers to Get Gold Pins --...
v.9:no.13 (1938:May 4)
The atlas (1938-05-18)
Miss Marks Named To Head Wigwam Staff, New Members of Annual Personnel Announced -- Townley Digest Awards Prizes, Annual of Literary Society to Be on Sale Soon -- Miss Olive Stone Honored by College, Wins Huntington Award for Achievement -- Dabney...
v.9:no.14 (1938:May 18)
The atlas (1938-10-07)
Hours and Rules -- New Faculty Backgrounds Vary Widely -- Among the Missing -- Moans, Groans and Giggles Come and Go! -- Dance Climaxes Duck Week -- Campus Given Complete Overhauling
v.1 [i.e. 10]:no.1 (1938:Oct. 7)
The atlas (1938-10-21)
Wigwam Dance Tonight -- Repine Orchestra to Hold Sway at Wigwam Dance -- '38 Graduates Enter Many Fields, Art, Teaching, Social Work, Matrimony Among the Chosen Pursuits -- 'Little Geraldine' Published Recently, Mr. Boyce Loving Author of...
v.10:no.2 (1938:Oct. 21)
The atlas (1938-11-04)
Seniors Set Date for Last Dance, Grand March 'Midst Flowers Coming Friday -- Delegates Sent to Press Meeting -- College Bureau of Employment Under Way, Students Can Earn Own Pin Money Now -- Italian Social Life Similar to Ours, Dr. Johnson Relates...
v.10:no.3 (1938:Nov. 4)
The atlas (1938-11-18)
Santa in our Midst!, Store Service Group to Fill Executive Positions During Holiday Rush -- Freshman Party Tomorrow Night, Favorite Orchestras to Furnish Music at Informal Affair -- The South Takes Strides in Solving Own Problems, Local Colleges...
v.10:no.4 (1938:Nov. 18)
The atlas (1938-12-02)
Townley Literary Society Sponsors Dance Tonight, Swing and Sway From Ten 'Till One -- Purpose of the Community Fund Explained, Mrs. J. K. Bowman Speaks at Convocation -- Atlas Club Reorganized, Faculty Discusses Honor Societies-Work on Resolution...
v.10:no.5 (1938:Dec. 2)
The atlas (1938-12-16)
Council Submits Plans, Three Plans Drawn Up For Consideration -- Light Shed on Southern Problems, Campus Representatives Report on Birmingham Conference -- Yuletide Dance Tonight, Sophomores to Feature Figure and Favors -- A. A. A. S. Convention...
v.10:no.6 (1938:Dec. 16)
The atlas (1939-02-24)
Inter Club Council Plans For May Day, Elsie Blank of New York to be Crowned Queen -- Inter Club Fully Organized, All Organizations Send Representatives -- Atlas Club Submits Plans to Students, Two Plans to be Voted on in Near Future -- Richmond...
v.10:no.7 (1939:Feb. 24)
The atlas (1939-03-08)
Ken Lyle to Play For Atlas Paper Dance on March 17, Familiar Irish Airs to be Featured in Swing Time; Decorations Carry on Spirit of St. Patrick -- "The Dwarf's Secret" Recently Published -- Townley Literary Society to Publish Student Directory, ...
v.10:no.8 (1939:Mar. 8)
The atlas (1939-03-22)
Athletic Association to Sponsor Card Party, Features to Include Bridge, Chinese Checkers, Other Popular Games -- Recital at Ewart's Proves Successful -- Social Calendar -- R. P. I. Holds Annual Spring Elections, Eligibles for Student Government...
v.10:no.9 (1939:Mar. 22)
The atlas (1939-04-26)
Student Government Officers Installed, Mr. Ben Ruffin Guest Speaker at Ceremony Last Wednesday -- Junior-Senior Feed May 12, Annual Banquet to be Held at Hotel Richmond -- Blank and Roper Rule at May Day Festival -- Dance Climax of May Day,...
v.10:no.10 (1939:Apr. 26)
The atlas (1939-05-17)
International Relations Club Revived Here, History, Purposes and Objectives of the Club Are Outlined -- Inter-Club and Student Councils Plan Final Ball -- Plans for Graduation Nearing Completion, Faculty and Student Committees Busy at Work --...
v.10:no.11 (1939:May 17)
Proscript (1940-10-02)
Pollak Show To Travel -- Tea at Three-Thirty O'clock -- Hodges Has Experience As Teacher & Director of Theater, New Faculty Member Will Direct Plays Here -- Growth of Student Body Traced For Period 1936-1940 -- From The Official Bulletin Board --...
v.2:no.1 (1940:Oct. 2)
Proscript (1940-10-09)
Notice -- Cotillion Adopts Brilliant Schedule as Rush Week Begins, Ten-Day Period Open For New Aspirants -- Guild to Make Student Designs, Senior Representative Will Be Chosen -- Seniors Sponsor Swing Informal, It's A Date For Saturday Night -- Dr....
v.2:no.2 (1940:Oct. 9)
Proscript (1940-10-16)
Notice -- Hart Schaaf Reveals An Intimate Knowledge of Russia, I.R.C. Holds First Open Meeting -- Inter-Club Council Is Kept Busy, Dance Schedule Is Club's Biggest Worry -- Membership of Cotillion Hits New High -- Minority Club Initiates Social...
v.2:no.3 (1940:Oct. 16)
Proscript (1940-10-23)
Barbecue in the Old-Time Manner, A.S.L. Combine Set for Halloween -- Open Letter On '41 Wigwam -- Sports at R.P.I. Are Looking Up, Hockey, Riding, and Swimming Vie For Importance -- Schaff Pursues Several Interests -- Books Added To Library --...
v.2:no.4 (1940:Oct. 23)
Proscript (1940-10-30)
Fashion on Wheels Visits RPI Nov. 13, N.Y. Originals To Be Shown Students -- Abrams to Exhibit In Penn Academy, Acceptance of Painting Presents Honor, Prestige -- Activities Controlled By Revision of Point System, Dates For All Formal Dances Are...
v.2:no.5 (1940:Oct. 30)
Proscript (1940-11-06)
A Fable of the Golden School
v.2:no.6 (1940:Nov. 6)
Proscript (1940-11-13)
Fashion Show Comes on Wheels, Begins Tonight at 8:00 In The Library -- Athletic Assoc'n. Dons Glad Rags, Gym Floor Becomes Dance Court Friday -- V.I.P.A. Conference At V.P.I. Constructive & Entertaining, Whiteleather and Chapman Inspiration To...
v.2:no.7 (1940:Nov. 13)
Proscript (1940-11-20)
New Make-Up Plan For Tests Released -- R.P.I. Elected Host To International Relations Club -- Sternberg Brings Genius to R.P.I. -- Cotillion Formal in J.M. "Va." Room -- T.A. "Cradle Song" Boasts Large Cast, Dorothy Price Plays "Sister Joanne" --...
v.2:no.8 (1940:Nov. 20)
Proscript (1940-11-27)
League Exhibit Is A New Venture -- Wigwag Deadline for Payment Nears; Staff Completes Lay-out, '41 Book Will Feature Student Activities; More Snapshots, New Features Main Attractions -- Althea Hunt Is Honored At Tea, Theatre Associates Hold Second...
v.2:no.9 (1940:Nov. 27)
Proscript (1940-12-04)
We Discover Things -- Two Passes: Fifty Words -- Minority Club Motivates A Plan For Student Loan Funds, Government Bonds to Be Purchased; Twenty Dollars Goal Is Set For '41 -- Directors of Nursing Confer At R.P.I. -- Retail Clubbers Plan...
v.2:no.10 (1940:Dec. 4)
Proscript (1940-12-11)
Store Service Has Birthday Dinner -- Proposed Activity Seen As A Boon To Student Unity At R.P.I., Students Vote to Decide Fate of the Plan; New Fee to Cover Publications, Class Dues -- Quiz Show to Be Featured at I.R.C. -- P.H. Nurses at R.P.I....
v.2:no.11 (1940:Dec. 11)
Proscript (1940-12-18)
Class News -- Carol Service Is Reverent, Inspiring, Echo Choir Is Featured -- Banquet, Dance Are Holiday Send-Offs -- Dr. Stone Elected Conference Secretary -- Released for Publication -- Sinnott Addresses Interior Dec. Class -- Calendar
v.2:no.12 (1940:Dec. 18)
Proscript (1941-01-15)
31 A.S.L. Members See Roualt Show, Newman Relates Life Of Artist Roualt -- Bernard and Wilson Speak At Conference, 13 Spend Week in New York -- Flu Epidemic Is Under Control; Proscript Formal Is Postponed, Sickness Prevalent Among Dorm & Day...
v.2:no.16 (1941:Jan. 15)
Proscript (1941-01-22)
901 Dorm Robbed in Dinner-Time Raid -- Proscript Gala Dance January 31; Many Innovations Are Featured, "June in January" Theme To Be Used in Decorations -- From The Office Of The Wigwam Staff -- Bondy To Present Two New Courses -- A.A.S.S.W.S....
v.2:no.17 (1941:Jan. 22)
Proscript (1941-01-29)
What Has Doctor Schaaf Up His Academic Sleeve? -- And Who Is Teaching The Second-Semester Course in Contemporary Lit? -- Triolet -- What's The Library Got It Didn't Used To Have? -- And What Was The Week's Biggest And Most Exciting Incident? --...
v.2:no.18 (1941:Jan. 29)
Proscript (1941-02-05)
Freshmen Bemoan New House Rules, Joint Council Meeting Advocates "Date Nights" -- Davis and Committee Sponsor First Lady, Poll Tax Given A Drubbing Leading Politicians Gather -- Students To Pick R.P.I. "Who's Who," If You Have Wondered, Then: --...
v.2:no.19 (1941:Feb. 5)
Proscript (1941-02-12)
Wigwam Faces Crisis; Vote To Decide Fate, $5 Additional Fee Suggested -- Who's Who Nominees Revealed; Final Choice To Be Made on 13th, Garber, Brodie Vie for "Most Intellectual"; Bevilaqua, Cato Contest For "Most Attractive" -- Lanpher New Head Of...
v.2:no.20 (1941:Feb. 12)
Proscript (1941-02-19)
War Is Inevitable Dr. Moss Tells I.R.C., "There Is No Such Thing As Aid Short of War," He Asserts -- Five Are Up For May Queen; Student Body To Pick Winner, Baker, Gibson, Ingraham, Spratley, Yeamans Up; Ballot Below Must Be Used Before February 21...
v.2:no.21 (1941:Feb. 19)
Proscript (1941-02-26)
Notice -- Cut System Same; To Change in '41-'42, Deans List Exception -- Winifred Baker Is '41 Queen; To Rule In Traditional Role, Shakespeare's "As You Like It" Suggested Theme; Senior Representative Will Be Chosen Later -- I.R.C. Goes Native With...
v.2:no.22 (1941:Feb. 26)
Proscript (1941-03-05)
Chinese Comeback is Seen By Ailie Gale, I.R.C. Hears Medical Missionary Express Hope for Stricken Race -- 33 Make Dean's List For First Semester -- "Popcorn Ball" Here On Friday; A.S.L. Completes Final Plans, To Hold After-Dance Meal at Murphy's...
v.2:no.23 (1941:Mar. 5)
Proscript (1941-03-12)
Calendar -- Jane Ball Wins $25 In Kayser Contest, Pajama Ensemble Places Third In Nation-Wide Competition -- Library Building Is Scene Of Dance, Cotillion Club to Sponsor An Informal Tea Dance on 15th -- Jack Killen Directs Hecksapoppin Hops --...
v.2:no.24 (1941:Mar. 12)
Proscript (1941-03-19)
R.P.I. Bows to Pound To Tune of 86 to 40, Vernon Maxwell Is High Scorer -- Garabedian Directs "Sham," One-Act Play, Rutherford, Denniston, Watkins And Desportes Will Be Cast -- Juniors To Collect Fee For Banquet, Fifty-Cent Fee Is To Be Added To...
v.2:no.25 (1941:Mar. 19)
Proscript (1941-03-28)
Annie Beryl Drinks Ovaltine, Brilliant Career Threatened By Lack of Sleep; Physizzcian Orders A Bedtime Deadline- At 7 P.M. -- Daguerreotypicals -- Hecks-A-Poppin Pops Tonight -- Hors d'Oeuvres, Or, Printed Here to Save Your Turning to Page Four
v.2:no.26 (1941:Mar. 28)
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Bank of England set to downgrade growth and inflation forecasts
Bank of England set to downgrade growth and inflation forecasts
By Michael Hewson (Senior Market Analyst at CMC Markets UK)
If yesterday's UK economic data told us anything it is that the road to recovery is likely to be a long and arduous one. Even though manufacturing and industrial production declined by less than expected in June it was clear two weeks ago from the awful Q2 GDP numbers that the UK economy wasn't going to see much in the way of growth in 2012 and would struggle to meet the growth targets laid out, not only by the Office for Budget Responsibility, but the Bank of England as well.
This morning's latest Bank of England inflation report is likely to see the bank take the scissors once again to its growth forecasts with expectations that it will cut its 2012 prediction yet again from the current 0.8%, to a level near to the IMF estimate of 0.2%. They are unlikely to go as far as the OECD who has predicted that the UK economy will contract in 2012.
The central bank is likely to blame the effects of events in Europe as one of the key drags on the economy, as well as the extra bank holiday in June for the particularly poor performance in Q2.
Extra bank holidays are always used as a convenient excuse by economists and politicians to justify poor economic performance, however this seems lazy. Large parts of the UK take extended leaves of absence at the end of every year due to Christmas and New Year yet no-one talks about the negative effect that has on the UK economy in Q4 every single year.
The Bank of England is also expected to cut its inflation forecast as well with the CPI index expected to fall back below 2% by the end of the year. They will paint that as a good thing, which it would be if it pans out like that, however given the bank's track record on inflation over the past five years its hard to set too much store by it, given that the recent fall back in inflation in Q2 was due in large part to the sudden fall in oil prices through March to June, by about 20% in sterling terms.
Since those June lows the oil price has rebounded by over half that decline so we could well find that the recent dip in inflation could well be as good as it gets, especially when viewed in conjunction with the recent sharp rises in global food prices, due to weather related issues.
In Europe the debt crisis appears to be rumbling along with still no end in sight with ratings agency S&P reducing Greece to a negative outlook last night, on the basis that the country is likely to need additional financing this year. Given that the country is already on the lowest possible rating, it begs the question, why bother, especially as economic activity elsewhere in Europe is also plunging sharply.
Yesterday we saw German factory orders for June plunge much more than expected, by 1.7%, and today's industrial production data for June is also likely to show similar tendencies, with expectations of a 0.8% decline. Spanish industrial production for June is also expected to show similar weakness with a year on year decline of 6.2%.
It is becoming abundantly clear that EU leaders have no coherent strategy for growth, apparently content to bicker amongst themselves about bailouts and austerity and become increasingly reliant on the prospect of possible ECB measures to try and alleviate the pressure in peripheral bond markets. How else can the current rise in European equity markets be otherwise explained, given that recent economic data across Europe over the past two weeks has been nothing short of woeful yet European markets are up over 10%.
EURUSD – the 55 day MA in the 1.2430/40 area continues to cap further gains for the single currency which makes it susceptible to pullbacks in the short term. A break here targets a move to the 1.2600 area and trend line resistance from the 21st May high at 1.2825.
The bullish weekly candle from two weeks ago seems to be gearing the market up for a euro rally.
It would take a move back below the1.2220/30 area, to undermine that scenario and retarget the 1.2150 area.
The key level on a monthly close remains the 200 month MA at 1.2060, the July lows.
GBPUSD – upside remains limited while below the 200 day MA and resistance between 1.5740/80. Above here and we could see a move to 1.5910.
Key support remains at the trend line support at 1.5470 from the 1.5270 lows and any push lower needs to hold to prevent a move back to 1.5270.
Only a close below 1.5240 signals a risk of a return to the July 2010 lows at 1.4950.
EURGBP – the single currency has so far failed to push beyond the 55 day MA at 0.7975 and trend line resistance at the same level from the February highs at 0.8505. While below this level the downside trend remains intact and we would need to see a push back below the 0.7880 area to retarget the 0.7820 area.
USDJPY – the US dollar remains becalmed between support below 78.00, and resistance above 79.30.
The cloud support at 77.30 and the May lows at 77.60 remaining a key level. As long as this holds the downside, the risk of a rebound remains quite high.
A move above the 79.30 level brings the 80.00 level back into play and then by definition the main resistance at the top of the weekly cloud at 80.45.
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FTSE100 is expected to open 42 points lower at 5,799
DAX is expected to open 8 points lower at 6,960
CAC40 is expected to open 4 points lower at 3,449
FTSEMib is expected to open 5 points lower at 14,661
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People did not show up to vote because after the 2010 midterms they saw the GOP establishmnet shun the tea party and accomplish absolutely nothing as they controlled the House. The current GOP elect (Boehner and McConnell) were/are fine with the status quo. The perception (be it true or not) was that Romney was not going to be any different.
The Republicans are irrelevant. They have no message and no connection to the majority of voters. Today it's me, me, me - what do I get?The Democrates won big. They've proven that the specter of intrusive, bloated, costly federal government doesn't matter to the majority of voters - only what you can get from it.Until the Republicans become a party that has a message AND a plan - not just slogans - they will be relegated to the most important function they can perform - being names used to fill out guest lists at Washington D.C. cocktail parties.
I agree with Continetti that voters want a broader social net. So far voters haven't had to pay to provide that. We just borrow money from other countries and hand it out.There will be a day of reckoning and a time when that money will have to be paid back. Americans voted to kick the can down the road. Good luck with that.
The election is about numbers and birth rate. That is the reality.I talked to several people who didn't vote because they refused to stand in long lines. They were too lazy to vote early.


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