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We really enjoyed seafood, pasta and clam chowder. Its amazing to provide quality of food and good services. As a tourist from Japan, We never fail to come back when we stop by Sanfrancisco. We do appreciate you r outstanding job.
We had a great meal at Scoma's. The ambience, from the pictures on the wall of 60s stars to the menu, it seemed as if the restaurant hasn't changed in decades. And that's just fine. The seafood was fresh and good. Service was a little slow, but it was a nice meal a little off the tourist strip. A worthy stop.
When visiting the Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, Scoma's was exactly what we were looking for in terms of a great dining experience. My husband and I enjoyed the excellent clam chowder and a mixed shellfish seafood saute for lunch. Everything was delicious and the views of the Wharf were a lovely complement to a great meal! I cant wait to return!
We had a friend we'd never actually met coming into town from the East coast, and wanted to show him a good time at a San Francisco restaurant. The reservation process couldn't have gone smoother, it was easy for him to find and our meal was great, with the added bonus of a big, ruddy-complected waiter who really hit it off with our Boston guest! Just a fun evening at a wonderful place!
Scoma's is a top-tier restaurant and plays the starring role on Fisherman's Wharf, and this remains so for many reasons. The food is outstanding, the service is attentive, and the physical building itself is very cool. I was going to write that it feels like you're stepping back into the 50s--but that's not accurate; that would make it seem like the place feels dated. It actually feels like the place kept the best of the 50s and allowed that to evolve into a modern classic. I've been there twice, and intend to dine there on every future trip to San Francisco.
Fantastic meal here on our last night in San Francisco , great menu, service and meal . If I am back in SF then i will certainly be coming back here.
Almost every time I enjoy dinners.when I visit SFO.
Excellent as usual. We had excellent service and excellent food! Fun environment.
Because it had been so memorable when I are here 24 years ago, I couldn't wait to see if it was still just as good. Didn't disappoint. The food is phenomenal & portions are abundant. Not to be missed if visiting San Francisco!
Get it, period. Freaking awesome...one of the best dinners I have ever had and I'm 139 years old.
Years pass between my visits to this iconic waterfront eatery and their impeccable service and outstanding food continue to impress! Bravo!
OMG....this is the second time we have eaten at Scomas and for the first time was talked into the Poor Mans Cioppino. This is a repeat dish the next time I am in town..Loaded with fish, scallops, shrimp, crab etc...Nothing POOR about it!!!
First visited Scoma's in 1987 as a newlywed. Returning to SF on business 26 years later, was so happy to be able to reserve a table. Glad to report Scoma's offers the same GREAT food, warm environment, friendly staff and memorable evening after all these years. While any menu item is desirable, the fresh salmon was remarkable!
Went back again for the 3 (every time I've been to S.F.) time and it was delicious as usual. The service was good, other than my wife ordering a lobster bisque and never receiving it. Which in the end turned out OK because she couldn't even finish her meal anyway. I ordered the Cod, and it was good, but not great, and she ordered some pasta/seafood medley. Had mussels, salmon, and shrimp. It was delicious. I will definitely go back for a 4th time.
On a recent visit to San Francisco my brother recommended I go to Scoma's. He is quite a world traveler and he indicated that this restaurant was one of, if not THE favorite of anywhere. Sure enough, I took his advice and my friend and I dined there on a Sunday evening. It was incredible. First and foremost, coming from the Eastern coast it just felt like home. Very comfortable with comfort at every level. Service, food, bar wait - all exceptional. The menu diversified, but not overwhelming. Well prepared and delicious. I will definitely look for this again if ever back in SF.
I can't imagine anything better in seafood. We started with Cioppino shared by yhe 4 of us as our appetizer.Then the garlic crab and the halibut Siciliana were the most fantastic main courses. Any time I come back I will go to Scoma's
Scoma's Was Highly Recommended To Me By A Friend, And I Was Not Disappointed. The Salad Was Fresh, My Fish Was Delicious, And Even The Vegetables WeRe Well Seasoned. The Waiter Was Very Attentive, And The Dessert Was Fabulous To!
We heard about Scoma's from nearly everyone we spoke to whether from the area or not. It was the first place we visited for dinner and the food and service lived up to their reviews.
Policy to not seat any of our party until all had arrived was inconvenient and annoying, especially when we had a reservation. However, once seated our server was awesome and food was excellent.
Great place, tables were a little to close for me though.
It's a classic tourist trap but it has good food. Best crab cakes I have ever had. Not as expensive as some have complained about
The bread was cold like it came out of the refridgerator and the butter hard as a rock. You couldn't even spread it on the bread, The filet mignon and the lobster tail was delicious. The caesar salad was not up to the quality of the restaurants here in the south bay..
We had a reservation on Saturday early evening and was 30 minutes late because of traffic. They sat us in 5 minutes . The food and service was fantastic. A little pricey , but worth it.
As we have come to expect a very good meal we always get in whatever we order. The waiter we had made it very enjoyable. Thank you again for making us feel at home on what was a nippy night in the city! Scomas has become a very special place for us to visit when we are in San Francisco. Other diners felt the same way and it showed in how we were all feeling the same happy vibe.
we managed to go on opening day of crab season. the crab cakes were incredible, the crab louie was packed with crab. the garlic bread as always was a winner! the seafood stew had a wonderful broth and the shrimp past was loaded with shrimp. we had a nice bottle of their labeled wine and the dinner was complete. we have been going for over 30 years and have never been disappointed.
I took a chance dining at Scoma's for my mother's birthday! Great chance. The service was outstanding and the food was even better: great taste, good size portions. My mother had a ball & is still ranting and racing about her AMAZING birthday dinner.
I have been coming to Scoma for years. It never disappoints. The food is always good, the service is great and the view is spectacular. We tried the fixed menu this time and it was perfect.
I don't live in San Francisco, but every time I make a trip to SF I always make plans to enjoy a dinner at Scoma's. I first discovered the restaurant when I friend treated me to dinner there in 2005. All told I've probably had eight dinners there, and each experience has been fantastic. On the most recent occasion I ordered their crab cakes - best I've every had...anywhere!!!
Food we had was great but our waiter was terrible. We could not understand him and not once did he check on us. I would have expected better service. Will probably go back again to see if was just a one time occurrence.
We were stuck in traffic so we didn't get time to check into the hotel and change for dinner. Surprisingly for such a nice restaurant it didn't matter because folks were either dressed up or in tennis shoes. The food was fabulous!
This is an old San Francisco favorite. It's a bit crowded and touristy but the seafood is always fresh. It is definitely a good choice if you're in the Fisherman's Wharf area.
I always make it a point to hit Scoma's when I come to San Francisco. Great food and a classic location. Easy to imagine politicians sport stars and celebs showing up for dinner.
Scoma's was the perfect way to spend my birthday. Not only was the food fantastic, the staff spoiled me.
We have ordered other fish here that is very good, but always go back to the salmon- fresh as you have ever tasted and grilled to perfection. Attentive and professional service. Great view and ambiance of being on the pier, surrounded by fishing boats.
We have been to San Fran many times but never to Scoma's. It came highly recommended by a local. My husband and I loved th e atmomosphere and the food was excellent. Such a wide variety of choices and all served on a pleasing pallette. We will highly recommend it to others and will return again to enjoy such a delight. Thank you!!!
Scoma's is the most wonderful place to eat at San Francisco. The bread that they serve before the meal was so good our table got stuffed on it before the meal came. They had a promotion going on where if your provide your information you can have the recipe to one of their dishes. We chose the cioppino (which is their most popular!) only because the broth went really good with the bread.
This was a great lunch. Nice spot near the water. The food was great and so was the service. All of the staff was friendly.
Family was in town and thought they would like it here. I have been many times and always enjoyed it. The waiter was great...the crab fabulous...it is the season.... the smoked salmon fettuccini was really good according to the grandson. Thank you
Our group of three really enjoyed our lunch here the day after Thanksgiving. We decided to order their price fixed lunch and had shrimp and crab Louie's, which were loaded with shrimp and crab and were very good. Lunch included a cup of their very good clam chowder and a delicious chocolate mousse cake. They also have valet parking so we were able to avoid a big parking garage bill. I would love to return and try something more adventurous from the regular menu.
When dining at the wharf you can't beat Scoma's. We've been coming to the restaurant since 1975 and the quality and graciousness of the restaurant and it's staff never waivers. The food is so fresh, delicious and the portions generous enough even for the hearty appetite. From traditional favorites to fresh from the boat specials you'll never be disappointed. And if you have a sweet tooth, be sure to save room for one of their desserts and an after dinner coffee. Buono appetito!
La comida es algo espectacular, prueben el rissoto y el plato local de cangrejo.
I love this place, and have for years, but I think the food and food preparation could be better. The wait staff are wonderful. (John*) Location is extraordinary. We will continue to dine at Scoma's. It's an institution on the Wharf. Highly recommend, but I wish they'd bump up the food prep a bit.
This is our special restaurant for our annual visit to San Francisco in December every year. We enjoy the pierside dining with the best sea food in the area and a great wine list.
The best seafood in SF in a city known for seafood. I've eaten at many of the restaurants on the wharf and Scomas is the best.
The Scallop Risotto was delicious. There could have been a little more scallops. I also enjoyed the bread pudding. The service was great.
Great food- good atomosphere- loved the butternut crab soup! Girabaldi delicious! Delicious dessert! May return before we leave San Francisco!
The concierge at our hotel suggested Scoma's as a local institution. It's a little off the beaten path in Fisherman's Wharf - we kind of felt like we discovered a secret place. We loved it! We were still jet-lagged and made a 5:30 reservation (only one available before (9:30 on a Friday night). We arrived early, just expecting to have a drink and wait for our table but they accommodated us right away. The servers were friendly and knowledgeable. Both of us had grilled fish (catch of the day) at our waitress's suggestion and it was delicious. We sat by the windows and watched the activity at the harbor. We will definitely return on our next trip.
Unbeliveable! Outstanding service, outstanding food.
We were on vacation. The restaurant was recommended to us - and it was Wonderful! Besides the fabulous food (Clam Chowder was execellent!), the waiter and othere guests seated next to us were extremely FRIENDLY! It was a wonderful experience.
Wow! The wife and I had the largest lobster tail I have ever seen, plenty large enough for two to split which is exactly what we did. You know how they say that the bigger the lobster tail the rubbier and tougher it gets? Not true! This huge lobster tail was just as tender and delicious as the tiniest one you can imagine. Hats off to Scoma's, an old long time favorite on the Fishermans Wharf scene. Excellent meal, great service, good wine list, hard to beat. But get there early because everyone knows about this place and it is packed every night!


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The controversial biopic of former FBI director J. Edgar Hoover has recently placed the Hoover name before the public. It should come as no surprise that Herbert Hoover and J. Edgar Hoover were frequently confused during their lives and remain so in death. The two men were not related, and they first crossed paths in Washington in the early 1920s. While the Clint Eastwood film has a scene depicting Attorney General Harlan Fiske Stone offering a young J. Edgar Hoover the job of FBI director, it leaves out the fact that Stone had consulted with Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover about the appointment. Herbert Hoover's assistant, Larry Richey, had worked in law enforcement and knew that J. Edgar Hoover was a competent rising star in the bureau. When Herbert Hoover mentioned Stone's inquiry concerning the job opening, Richey immediately recommended J. Edgar Hoover. Herbert Hoover forwarded the suggestion to Stone, and the rest, as they say, is history.
Herbert Hoover's correspondence files contain many examples of letters received that were meant for J. Edgar Hoover. The two Hoovers were constantly forwarding one another mail and, in the process, became close friends.
In one instance, a young girl sent a letter addressed to "Mr. Herbert Hoover, Federal Bureaus of Investigation, Washington, D.C." making the following query: "Will you please send me some information on the subject, 'Crime.' I need to make a report from my Sr. History Class." President Hoover sent it along with a cover letter, joking with J. Edgar Hoover, "Surely you are able to deal with this inquiry! It would not take you more than two months to prepare an essay for the young lady!" In another misdirected letter, an unidentified gentleman from Chicago asked that the FBI investigate strange activities in a basement dwelling on South State Street. President Hoover quipped in his cover letter to the director "This letter must be intended for you. I do not carry on a business of searching basements!"
While the two men could laugh about the public's confusion, the bureaucrats at the FBI were not so amused. Perhaps the most telling example is a Memorandum for the Director dated November 13, 1935. It begins: "While listening to a radio program last night over NBC, I heard the comedian Jimmie Durante, say, in effect, to a traffic policeman who, according to the radio skit was trying to arrest, 'I am a personal friend of J. Edgar Hoover and all the G-Men...Yes, sir, I am a personal friend of J. Edgar Hoover and also his brother, Herbert Hoover.'" The memo goes on to emphasize that many Americans will not see the joke but accept the relationship as fact. The memo warns how harmful the misperception is to the FBI since the bureau is nonpartisan, and ends by encouraging "all Bureau speakers to get across the true state of affairs in this connection." The author of the memorandum should have looked on the bright side. Confusing the former President of the United States with the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation was undoubtedly preferable to confusing either Hoover with a vacuum sweeper.

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Ah, I love the smell of "off the record" in the morning. It smells like … journalism! Well, sort of.
Last week in this space I took exception to the Redding Tea Party's establishment of rules that would not allow the Redding media to report on the question-and-answer session during its townhall meeting with U.S. Congressman Doug LaMalfa. They said that portion of the meeting was "off the record." I also wrote the Redding media and the congressman should not have gone along with the Redding Tea Party's attempt at prior restraint — that is controlling a news source's content before it is published or broadcast.
When I visited the Redding Tea Party's website earlier this week I couldn't help but notice the group had posted an audio file of this off-the-record question-and-answer session with the congressman.
Now I don't want to walk too quickly off the good old conspiracy theory gangplank and suggest the Redding Tea Party folks just wanted to control or stifle the media's coverage of their event by banning reportage of the question-and-answer session. In fact, I hope that's not the case, but it is curious the group posted this off-the-record information on its own website — the very same information the group's membership voted should be banned from the media.
I'm going to take the high ground instead and suggest they simply didn't understand what the phrase off-the-record really means. Believe it or not, it's a term that frequently causes debates, questions and ethical issues within the journalistic community.
Generally, when journalists use the phrase off the record, it's an agreement between a reporter and a source. Both sides must agree to go off the record in advance. It's an agreement journalists should make with caution because some sources will try to go off the record to simply avoid discussing the matter for publication, and that's not the intent.
Here's how I understand off the record. According to an off the record agreement, the source provides information to the journalist that will not be published in any form. Period. For the journalist, off the record comments can help make a difficult or complicated story more understandable. Even though the off the record comments will not be published, the journalist can get a better perspective on a story. Often going off the record with a source can give a journalist the information needed to ask pertinent questions of another source who is not off the record.
Some government officials, even some here in Lassen County, insist there is no such thing as an off the record conversation, and they steadfastly refuse to engage in one. It's a matter of relationship and trust, and if an official doesn't feel comfortable talking off the record, they should not. I would never try to force a source to go off the record. It's an agreement.
Off the record should not be confused with other similar agreements journalists might make with sources such as "not for attribution" or "background." Off the record simply means exactly what it appears to mean — the information will not be placed on the record.
Should the Redding Tea Party folks have published comments they said were off the record? I guess that's an ethical question with which they'll have to wrangle. I know if I talk to someone off the record, I never violate that promise. And I trust the people I speak with off the record will also keep my side of the conversation off the record, too.
To me, that's how this off-the-record deal works.
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dont know why it does work for me then, maybe its something with miniui?
Without even downloading the mod, if you're using the miniui i put up in the miniui thread my guess is that it's not compatiable with this mod, simply because i've changed name and placement of things and tweaked other things, so it's probably not gonna find what it's looking for, you'd have to use a different miniui perhaps scars is nice enough to point out where he got his or upload his own. I can tell you that the version of miniui that i use would probably break even more mods because i rearrange or renamed/tweaked even morethings so they make more sense to me, which is why i wont put up a miniui update for awhile because it would break mods reliant on miniui also because i've mostly been just tweaking stuff so without any new feature sets i might as well not update it until it breaks again with a patch.
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Nikon has done a lot to make the P7100 a more genuinely usable enthusiast compact than its predecessor. Everything from image capture to accessing and navigating menus is quicker than it was in the P7000 and the camera as a whole is snappy and a pleasure to use.
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After 10 years of debate regarding the risks and benefits of hormone therapy, 15 top medical organizations have come together to issue a statement of agreement regarding the benefits of hormone therapy for symptomatic menopausal women.
It was July 9, 2002, when the controversial, highly publicized Women's Health Initiative (WHI) published its assessment of hormone therapy for the prevention of chronic disease and concluded that risks exceeded benefits. The new joint statement, prepared by The North American Menopause Society (NAMS), the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), and The Endocrine Society, concludes that hormone therapy is still an acceptable treatment for menopausal symptoms. This statement has been endorsed by 12 other leading organizations in women's health.
The purpose of this statement is to reassure women and their providers that hormone therapy is acceptable and relatively safe for healthy, symptomatic, recently postmenopausal women. Over the last 10 years, there has been a complete abandonment of hormone therapy in some settings accompanied by reluctance to treat women who would benefit from relief of their symptoms. As a result, some women have sought unproven alternative therapies.
"We want to emphasize the difference between taking hormone therapy short-term for treatment of menopausal symptoms versus taking hormone therapy for prevention of chronic diseases. Many women can safely take hormone therapy for relief of menopausal symptoms when they work closely with their provider to assess their personal risks and benefits," said Dr. Margery Gass, Executive Director of NAMS. "Women and clinicians have been frustrated by the many conflicting recommendations over the past 10 years. This statement should be reassuring to all."
Roger Lobo, MD, Past President of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine added, "Physicians can help patients determine, based on their own particular characteristics and history, whether or not they are good candidates for hormone therapy and what type of HT will provide them the greatest relief at the lowest risk. A decade of research and analysis has shown us that the generalized conclusions of the WHI do not apply to younger women at the beginning of the menopausal transition."
"The results of the WHI and the conflicting reports that followed led many women to believe hormone therapy may not be a safe treatment for menopausal symptoms," said Janet E. Hall, MD, immediate Past President of The Endocrine Society. "We want women to know that there are options out there for relief of their menopausal symptoms. The level of risk depends on the individual, her health history, age, and the number of years since her menopause began."
When it comes to the safety and effectiveness of hormone therapy, one commonly heard lament is, "Even the experts don't agree." This statement was prepared to address this misperception by presenting evidence-based key concepts about hormone therapy to assist women and their clinicians in making informed decisions about use of hormone therapy when appropriate.
Major points of agreement among the societies include:
The statement is being published in the journals of The North American Menopause Society, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, and The Endocrine Society and has been endorsed by the Academy of Women's Health, the American Academy of Family Physicians, the American Academy of Physician Assistants, the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, the American Medical Women's Association, the Asociación Mexicana para el Estudio del Climaterio, the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals, the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health, the National Osteoporosis Foundation, the Society for the Study of Reproduction, the Society of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Canada, and the SIGMA Canadian Menopause Society.
The joint hormone therapy statement can be accessed on the websites of The North American Menopause Society (www.menopause.org), the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (www.asrm.org), and The Endocrine Society (www.endo-society.org).
Founded in 1989, The North American Menopause Society (NAMS) is North America's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the health and quality of life of all women during midlife and beyond through an understanding of menopause and healthy aging. Its multidisciplinary membership of 2,000 leaders in the field—including clinical and basic science experts from medicine, nursing, sociology, psychology, nutrition, anthropology, epidemiology, pharmacy, and education—makes NAMS uniquely qualified to serve as the definitive resource for health professionals and the public for accurate, unbiased information about menopause and healthy aging. To learn more about NAMS, visit our website: www.menopause.org.
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine, founded in 1944, is an organization of 8,000 physicians, researchers, nurses, technicians and other professionals dedicated to advancing knowledge and expertise in reproductive biology. Affiliated societies include the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology, the Society for Male Reproduction and Urology, the Society for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, the Society of Reproductive Surgeons, and the Society of Reproductive Biologists and Technologists. Website: www.asrm.org.
Founded in 1916, The Endocrine Society is the world's oldest, largest and most active organization devoted to research on hormones and the clinical practice of endocrinology. Today, The Endocrine Society's membership consists of over 15,000 scientists, physicians, educators, nurses and students in more than 100 countries. Society members represent all basic, applied, and clinical interests in endocrinology. The Endocrine Society is based in Chevy Chase, MD. To learn more about the Society and the field of endocrinology, visit our website: www.endo-society.org.
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The trading action at opening time in New York this morning was dominated by nervousness in the wake of the large decline in the Dow on Wednesday. That drop was, in turn, precipitated by the poor showings in the ISM's manufacturing and the ADP's private payrolls figures. Global benchmark indices fell to one-week lows yesterday as apprehensions that the global economic recovery is struggling through an unexpected (by many) "air pocket."
Despite certain economists' assertions that this phenomenon is but a "run-of-the-mill, mid-cycle breather," investors remain spooked by the prospects of yet another serious global economic contraction. The "risk-on" trade morphed into "no risk, thanks" faster than the negative headlines were being bolded on Wednesday. When the "risk-off" leaning becomes the comforting attitude to adopt, there is normally one beleaguered asset that tends to benefit from the shift; the good old greenback.
Markewatch's Jim Lowell sums it up as follows: "When Calamity Jane comes to town, I don't think there's a better bet than the greenback. Say what you will, the technical trading charts suggest that what pulls the dollar's trigger best is a marketplace shoot 'em up that leaves all customers looking for a table to dive under. I have been a longstanding dollar bull, which is a kind way of saying I have been poked in the eye more than once by that call." Join the poked-eye club, Mr. Lowell. Someone here is a "member emeritus" of it.
Thus, and quite understandably, the metals' trade (as well as a host of other speculators) was keenly focused on the day's release of US initial jobless claims numbers as well as tomorrow's overall US employment statistics courtesy of the Labor Department. Fortunately for certain markets at least, the level of unemployment claims filing did manage a small (but smaller than hoped-for) decline (to 422,000 for the latest reporting week) while the four-week average of such filings dropped by 14,000 to its lowest level in more than a month; it ran at the 425,500 level.
The Labor Department's fresh data did not initially appear to help the US dollar too much (it remained 0.45 lower, at 74.36 on the trade-weighted index) but the consensus was that the euro's momentary strength was more of an impact factor at this juncture. The common currency received an additional psychological lift in the wake of a tough-talking Mr. Trichet this morning. The ECB President's call to "arms" included urgings for significantly tougher fiscal interventions to take place in the eurozone as well as for the advent of a central finance ministry intended to look after Europe's fiscal issues.
At this point, such an agency would immediately be given quite a "to-do list" to be sure. Just last night, Moody's Investor Services reshuffled the alphabet soup lettering related to Greece's sovereign rating to Caa1 from B1 and also assigned it a "negative" outlook. Moody's concluded the game of ratings Scrabble with the caveat that Greece's present "risks imply at least an even chance of default over the rating horizon."
The souring set of US economic statistical data that hit the market this week (and quite literally the Dow on Wednesday) immediately raised the choir of "QE3! QE3!" chants to decibel levels last heard in October of 2010 when the "3" digit was still a "2" appended to the "QE." Strategist Neil McKinnon at VTB Capital however, feels that "there are sufficient political headwinds to prevent a move to QE3, though I think the Fed has little choice but to proceed cautiously and normalize policy very gradually, in order to avoid unwanted volatility in markets."
On the other hand, MarketWatch's David Callaway advises investor folk not to "hold their breath" as QE3 has…sailed away already. Mr. Callaway spells it out quite bluntly: "Investors would be wrong to hope Bernanke will ride to the rescue again with a third round of quantitative easing, or QE3, by buying Treasury bonds in bulk. Of course, the Fed will keep buying in some format, but the massive program itself will end this month and we'll be on our own…The increased volatility will also help arrest declines in the dollar, particularly if Europe plays its usual role this summer of scaring investors about Greece and a possible collapse of the euro. That's not great for commodities, particularly gold. But it might help prevent the gold brigade from driving prices too high too fast."
Against this background of mixed, lukewarm-to-not-so-hot global financial news, the metals markets opened with slightly indecisive steps this morning in New York. Spot gold traded virtually unchanged at $1,539.00 the ounce as the dollar narrowed its losses after the Labor Department report and Dow futures showed signs of trending higher. Crude oil remained fairly static but was scraping along just pennies from the century mark, which it still appeared to threaten to breach.
Spot silver fell four cents to open neat the $36.78 bid-side level following yesterday's late afternoon swoon that was shaping up to remove nearly $2 from its value in what has now become an almost commonplace event; intra-day mega-swings that would have stopped speculative hearts just a year or two ago. It was relatively easy to divine why silver fell out of bed in the wake of the somewhat alarming US manufacturing activity figures.
As we reported in yesterday's article, slowdowns of variable proportions in the economies of Australia, China, India and in the eurozone appear to be shaping up at this juncture. Platinum gained $2 to open at $1,821.00 while palladium showed an equal rise to reach $771.00 the ounce. As was largely expected, the sales figures for US auto sales for last month were definitely not worth sending postcards home about.
Toyota Motor led the decline in the amount of iron that was moved off dealer lots in the USA. Its sales fell by a whopping 33% on the month. In part, the fact that there wasn't much out there on those lots to offer for sale, contributed to the dismal statistics. High gas prices (averaging $3.90/gal.) did not help matters either for would-be US auto shoppers.
However, South Korea's rising auto-star, Kia Motors, bucked the trend and chalked up a 53% spike in US deliveries. Its new Optima sedan apparently fit the bill quite nicely for many a US buyer unable to get a hold of a Prius or a Camry. May's situation is however seen as the nadir for Japan's auto sales in the US in the wake of the Sendai quake. Rebounds are almost certain to come as the summer wears on and fall's new models begin to roll into showrooms.
Finally today, back to Fed-related talk. Make that, Fed-originated talk. Plus, a bit of myth-busting 101 while on the topic, as well.
The US central bank's San Francisco-arm President John Williams (replacing Janet Yellen) spoke to a group of educators yesterday. He "educated" them on the fact that – contrary to 99.99% of popular perception – the massive expansion on bank reserves is "very unlikely to create an inflation problem down the road." While some might call this "pure fantasy" and continue to expect the materialization of Harare-on-the-Hudson inflation scenarios, Mr. Williams did explain the mystery to his audience of professionals.
It is most valuable to note that Mr. Williams' assertions are based on facts and figures that utterly demolish recently heard Armageddon-ish arguments from the hyperinflation camps. "A lot of the anxiety in response to Fed policies is misplaced. Despite all the headlines proclaiming that the Fed is printing huge amounts of money" one of the broader measures of the nation's money stock, referred to as M2, "has grown at a 5 1/2% annual rate on average. That's only slightly above the 5% growth rate of the preceding 20 years."
Mr. Williams remarked that "much of the textbook understanding of money creation and central banking is no longer operative." Most significantly, he noted that we live "in a world where the Fed pays interest on bank reserves, traditional theories that tell of a mechanical link between reserves, money supply and ultimately inflation no longer hold." In other words, the "lethal weapon" that paying interest on reserves represents – a relatively new power for the Fed – is so effective that it allows the Fed to exercise a degree of control over such reserves that is far higher than common wisdom perceives.
At the end of the day, that tool, combined with an eventual tightening of monetary policy will ensure that A) reserves do not "flow" into the economy creating inflationary pressures beyond desirable targets and B) that inflation – to whatever extent it does materialize – will not be Weimar Republic- or Zimbabwe-like in nature. Not by a long-shot.
Until tomorrow, the world orbits around the same old themes: The dollar, the Fed, the economy, and – most of all – expectations (right or wrong). Plus ca change…..
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>> We all know Agyness is fierce, but man, someone has been working overtime on getting her press.
Two weeks ago, we learned that Agyness is "the new Kate Moss." My response? What mildly successful model isn't hailed as such?
Last Friday, we learned that Agyness just relocated to New York. And then her eating habits for the past week are recounted.
And yesterday, we learned that Agyness changed her name from Laura Hollins to Agyness Deyn because numerology told her mother that 'Agyness Deyn' would give her the most positive spiritual combination (and thus great success).
I'm curious to see what other nitty gritty detail about Agyness Mr. Overtime-working PR man (or woman) might want us to know next.
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>> Stella McCartney really seems to like using graphic designers M/M and their photoshopping techniques for her ad campaigns. The duo once again collaborated with Inez and Vinoodh to come up with this first fall 2007 Stella McCartney campaign image of Amber Valletta.
I have to say, judging by this sole image I have to go on, I think this
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clash between the more elegant black and white shot and the abstract
geometric brightness of the inset shot. It very much sums up the mood
of Stella's fall collection, which was overarchingly black and white with little punches of red and pink sprinkled throughout.
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>> It seems like everyone has Coco Chanel on the brain as of late. You've got French actress Marina Hands playing Coco in the movie adaptation of the book Coco & Igor. You've got French actress Audrey Tautou playing Coco before she became famous in another biopic.
And you've got the recently released children's book, Different Like Coco, which I picked up over the weekend after reading a review of it in The New York Times. I was actually quite curious to see how someone would break down Gabrielle Chanel's life for the book's recommended age range of 5 to 9 years. When I think of illustrated kids books, I don't really think of biographical content, after all.
I opened the book and the endpapers are filled with Chanel quotes, my favorite being: "Luxury must be comfortable; otherwise it is not luxury." -- because it is simply so true. The pages are beautifully illustrated with watercolor drawings, and the reader learns everything from how Chanel came to have a shop on Rue Cambon to how she became the creator of Parisian couture. The book gives details about Chanel's life, but keeps it light and doesn't get dragged down. A perfect gift for the aspiring little fashionette, or if you're like me, the book is great to satiate the child within.
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Went to the Diagnostics page and followed as intrsucted:
Hold "Wash Temp Down", then press "Power". Wait for the two short "beeps", then Toggle the "Spin" buttons until "Hold" and "Slow Spin" lamps are lit. --- when I did this, I didnt hear any 2 beeping sounds though all of the lights got lit (so I assumed that was it) so I then toggled the Spin buttons until I have hold and slow spin lit. Outcome: nothing was lit except for High and Low and the hold and slow spin are lit.
I have a Kelvinator Washing Machine by F&P Smartdrive GW503. My problem is that it turns on, I can select whatever cycle i want but pressing the start button wont do anything at all. Its like start button is busted. Whats funny is that I just had it working the day before I posted this and the next day it just prefer not to run at all
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For 2008, Nissan's Armada SUV gets a revised appearance on the outside, with new front and rear fascias, new headlights and fog lamps, and a new one-piece roof rack. The interior is equipped and configured a bit better, with new interior fabrics, a gated shifter, a locking glove compartment, and new meter illumination.
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Animal rescue organizations tell you all the time how important it is to have your pets microchipped, and in this case it paid off for a family from Colorado. This cat named Willow managed to travel almost 18-hundred miles from Colorado to New York 5 years ago when she was a kitten, lived on the streets of New York until a man found her and notified Animal Care officials. Thanks to the microchip officials were able to locate Willow's family and reunite them. They still don't know how a kitten could have traveled that many miles without being hit by a car or eaten by a coyote.
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Prince Harry touches down in Lesotho to visit his charity
Prince Harry is preparing for one of the most important engagements of the year after touching down in the African country of Lesotho.
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Prince Harry and his new girlfriend Cressida Bonas, 24, headed to the slopes in Verbier, Switzerland last week.
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Transporting plants, firewood and other materials that may contain invasive pest eggs, larvae and other life forms can spread insects and diseases that are deadly to Montana's native plants and agricultural crops. If in doubt, please call a department office for information. You can also visit the Don't Move Firewood national website.
The Japanese beetle can be devastating to lawns and landscape plants. It arrived in recent years near the Billings airport, where it likely hitched a ride on air cargo flights. Emerald ash borer, found several years ago in Michigan, has been expanding its territory and could threaten the future for Montana's common green ash trees.
The national Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey (CAPS) program provides for surveillance, detection and monitoring of agricultural crop pests and biological control agents using pheromone traps. It is a combined effort by federal and state agricultural organizations. Data from Montana is entered into the National Agricultural Pest Information System, a national database housed at Purdue University.
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U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer announced the USDA grant Monday and said it would pave the way for Pepsi's Quaker Muller Greek Yogurt plant in Batavia. Schumer said the road also will support the Alpina yogurt plant opening this fall as well as other current tenants of the business park.
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The Man in the Glass Box: Eichmann on American Television - Part 3
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Jackie Fritz-Roy,Pat Fylstra and Consuelo Lange will showcase their paintings in a "Tribute to Light and Color." The event will be held at the Governor Thomas Bennett House. The focus of this event is light and how the colors created from light can be very powerful and inspiring. The Governor Thomas Bennett House, 69 Barre St. Thursday, 5-9pm. Free. (843)345-9841, www.thomasbennetthouse.com
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