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Create a Business Icon from Scratch an Adobe Illustrator Tutorial
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Pronunciation: /ˈsɪkəʊ /
Definition of sicko in English:
noun (plural sickos)informal
A mentally ill or perverted person, especially one who is sadistic: the men who do it are real sickos [as modifier]: this wasn't some sicko fantasy trip
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The award-winning designer and author of Rooms and Houses returns with inspiring ideas for apartment interiors in this lavishly photographed book. Step into a space designed by Mariette Himes Gomez and you're sure to notice the refined simplicity, clear architectural composition, and thoughtful attention to detail that have made her one of the most respected and sought-after tastemakers in the country. In Apartments, Gomez divulges the secrets of the trade to help you transform even the smallest piedterre into a chic and airy living space. Filled with breathtaking photography, Apartments offers a stunning visual tour of her most elegant designs. Gomez works with the natural composition of her clients' apartments to highlight each room's assets—such as a Central Park view—and address its deficits, such as the remnants of a previous owner's paint job. From the placement of an antique French cabinet in a 1920s Rosario Candela apartment in New York City to the replacement of mirrored walls in an ocean side deck in Palm Beach, Gomez provides practical suggestions for building, buying, or renovating to create the perfect space. Subscribing to the philosophy that less is more, she reveals how the elements of balance, color, and movement instill flow and harmony in any design. Whether you are decorating a modest studio or a palatial penthouse suite, Apartments illuminates the world of possibility that unfolds when you let your apartment become your home.
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Hello, this is my first video diary since Christmas. Had a good Christmas, just
chilled out, relaxed, nothing too stressful which was good, take a bit of time out.
You may have seen a video go up about a potentially rival website from the Government
Learning Skills Council. Yeah since that we're going to meet with them to, we'll hopefully
partner up in some way because shouldn't be seen as a rival really, not in direct competition
to be honest, so yeah hopefully we can get a nice little synergy going and a partnership
on from that. Other than that just been up and down London meetings. Last week was my
first week back after Christmas holidays, met with a few big players from Laura Clouton
Market Place, as well as other schools and colleges really.
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The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has decided to end its quantitative easing (QE) program, which means that it will cease its purchases of long-term and mortgage backed securities. This move was expected, as it was largely telegraphed over the summer, and the Fed has continued slowing its purchases since tapering began in December 2013. It also noted its intentions to end QE when outlining its framework towards normalizing monetary policies last month. (continue reading…)
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The Federal Reserve Ends Its Latest Quantitative Easing Program
Monday Economic Report – September 22, 2014
Here is the summary of this week's Monday Economic Report:
Manufacturing production declined unexpectedly in August, led lower by reduced motor vehicle output. This drop was likely the result of automakers' switching over to a new model year and summer vacations. Indeed, auto production has risen 8.1 percent over the past 12 months, continuing to make it one of the bright spots in the economy. Excluding autos, manufacturing output rose 0.1 percent, suggesting slightly better news for the broader sector. Still, the larger story is the accelerated pace of output seen since the winter months, with the year-over-year pace up from 1.6 percent in January to 4.0 percent in August. Durable and nondurable goods production has increased 5.6 percent and 2.2 percent year-over-year, respectively. Hopefully, the August figures reflect a brief pause before picking up again in September.
Regional sentiment surveys tend to suggest that this might be the case. The Empire State Manufacturing Survey from the New York Federal Reserve Bank said that business conditions rose at their fastest pace in nearly five years, with 46 percent of those taking the survey saying that the environment had improved in the month. At the same time, the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank's Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey found healthy rates of growth in September, even as the pace pulled back slightly from very strong gains in August. Each of these two surveys reported higher levels for new orders and shipments, but they were mixed regarding hiring growth. Nonetheless, manufacturers in both districts were overwhelming upbeat about the next six months, with more than half of respondents predicting sales increases. Moreover, the Philly Fed found that a majority of those taking its survey expect production to increase in the third and fourth quarters.
Meanwhile, housing starts fell from an annualized 1,117,000 units in July to 956,000 in August. To be fair, the July figure—the second fastest pace since November 2007—was likely an outlier, and the pendulum—not unexpectedly—swung back somewhat. Yet, the slowdown in August was still disappointing. On the bright side, while single-family and multi-family unit starts and permits were both down, the highly volatile multi-family segment comprised the bulk of the decline. Looking at a longer time horizon, each has continued a slow, but steady upward trajectory. I continue to expect housing starts to be solidly at 1.1 million by year's end. Indeed, home-builder confidence was equally optimistic about better figures moving forward, with the Housing Market Index at its highest level since November 2005.
The Federal Reserve Board provided the other major headline from last week. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) began laying out its principles for winding down the extraordinary stimulus that it has pursued since the financial crisis at the end of 2008. The Fed will end its purchases of long-term and mortgage-backed securities after its October FOMC meeting, and the expectation is that short-term interest rates will begin to "normalize" at some point in 2015. The federal funds rate, however, will remain near zero for a "considerable time after the asset purchase program ends," a statement that some suggest means that normalization will not occur until mid-2015 at the earliest. Fortunately, news that consumer and producer pricing pressures eased in August was likely welcomed at the FOMC because it takes some pressure off of the Fed to act sooner, at least for now. (Inflation has accelerated from where it was earlier in the year, but remains below the Fed's stated 2.0 percent goal.)
In its FOMC statement, the Federal Reserve said that "economic activity is expanding at a moderate pace." Nonetheless, it continues to worry about slack in the economy, particularly in labor markets. The Fed predicts growth this year of between 2.0 and 2.2 percent, with 2.6 to 3.0 percent real GDP growth next year. The unemployment rate is expected to fall to 5.9 or 6.0 percent by the end of 2014 and 5.4 to 5.6 percent by the end of 2015. In terms of inflation, the Fed forecasts prices growing by less than 2.0 percent over the next few years. If core inflation consistently exceeds 2.0 percent, it will give greater credence to hawks on the FOMC to increase rates sooner rather than later.
This week, we will get a sense of how manufacturing activity is faring globally with preliminary purchasing managers' index (PMI) data from Markit for China, the Eurozone and the United States. The Chinese economy has begun to stabilize after slowing earlier in the year, but is still not growing by much. European growth has effectively come to a halt. In the United States, however, recent PMI data have reflected healthy gains in both demand and output over the summer months. We will also get new surveys from the Kansas City and Richmond Federal Reserve banks. Beyond those surveys, we will get the second revision to real GDP growth for the second quarter on Friday, with a consensus estimate of 4.3 percent growth, or just slightly higher than the previous 4.2 percent figure.
Other highlights this week include the latest data on consumer confidence, durable goods orders and shipments, and existing and new home sales.
Chad Moutray is the chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
Federal Reserve Sets Principles for its Exit Strategy
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) began laying out its framework for "normalizing" monetary policy moving forward. In particular, the Federal Reserve plans to end it quantitative easing program next month, with its purchases of long-term and mortgage-backed securities coming to a conclusion after its October meeting. Because of these purchases, the Fed's balance sheet has now soared to over $4.4 trillion. Moving forward, the Fed's assets will be reduced "in a gradual and predictable manner." That does not mean, however, that the balance sheet will return to pre-crisis levels, as it is likely to remain at elevated levels for the foreseeable future. Still, the FOMC added the following language to its guidance, perhaps to allay worries from those who suggest that the Fed's actions have distorted the marketplace:
The Committee intends that the Federal Reserve will, in the longer run, hold no more securities than necessary to implement monetary policy efficiently and effectively, and that it will hold primarily Treasury securities, thereby minimizing the effect of Federal Reserve holdings on the allocation of credit across sectors of the economy.
Moreover, the Fed is expected to start raising short-term interest rates, which have effectively been zero since late 2008, beginning next year. The guessing game is when that will occur, whether in the first half or second half of 2015. The FOMC's principles state that rates will begin to rise when "economic conditions and the economic outlook warrant" such an action. In the monetary policy statement issued at the conclusion of its September 16-17 meeting, the FOMC said that "it will take a balanced approach consistent with its longer-term goals of maximum employment and inflation of 2 percent" in deciding to normalize rates. Nonetheless, the statement continues to assert that the federal funds rate will be at its current low levels for a "considerable time after the asset purchase program ends."
The decision to continue stimulating the economy for the foreseeable future despite progress in the economy was supported by most of the FOMC participants. Fed participants remain concerned about "slack" in the economy, particularly in labor markets. Yet, inflation hawks on the FOMC dissented with these actions. Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard W. Fisher felt that the pickup in economic growth warranted less accommodative policies; whereas, Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Charles I. Plosser would objected to the long time horizon for keeping short-term rates at their current levels.
Chad Moutray is the chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
Consumer Prices Fell 0.2 Percent in August on Reduced Energy Costs
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said that consumer prices fell 0.2 percent in August, the first monthly decline since April 2013. The decrease stemmed largely from reduced energy costs, which were off 2.6 percent in August. Gasoline prices decreased 4.1 percent for the month. Indeed, we have seen the average price of regular gasoline decline from $3.47 a gallon during the week of July 28 to $3.40 a gallon for the week of August 25, according to the Energy Information Administration. It has fallen further since then, averaging $3.35 per gallon this week.
In contrast, food prices continued to rise, up 0.2 percent, albeit at a slower pace than earlier in the year. Food costs have risen 2.4 percent year-to-date, or 2.7 percent over the past 12 months. As with past months, the largest food price increases in August were for beef and veal, chicken, eggs, fish, ham and seafood. These gains were somewhat offset, however, by decreased monthly costs for fruits and vegetables and beverages.
Meanwhile, when you exclude food and energy items, consumer prices were unchanged, mirroring producer price index data released yesterday. There were higher prices for new motor vehicles and shelter, with reduced costs for apparel, household furnishings and used cars and trucks.
Overall, the consumer price index rose 1.7 percent from August 2013 to August 2014, down from the 2.0 percent pace observed in July. This suggests a slight easing in inflationary pressures, even as it still reflects an acceleration from the 1.1 percent year-over-year rate in February. Similarly, core inflation – which excludes food and energy items – was also up 1.7 percent year-over-year, down from 1.9 percent the month before.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), which is winding up its meeting today, no doubt welcomes news that pricing pressures have lessened somewhat in August. Core inflation remains below the Federal Reserve's stated target of 2 percent. Still, the FOMC will closely watch to see how pricing pressures develop in the coming months, particularly as it prepares to start normalizing short-term rates in early 2015.
Chad Moutray is the chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
Consumer Inflation Eased Slightly in July, but with Prices Up 2 Percent in the Past 12 Months
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said that consumer prices increased 0.1 percent in July, its slowest pace in 6 months. Nonetheless, food prices continue to rise, up 0.4 percent in July. The price of food purchased for the home has risen 2.2 percent year-to-date, or 2.5 percent in the past 12 months. The bulk of this increase has come from meats, eggs, shellfish and fresh produce. For instance, consumers have spent 9.3 percent more year-over-year on meats (e.g., beef and veal, pork, poultry and fish and seafood), with an increase of 0.4 percent for the month, mirroring the headline figure.
In contrast, energy prices have eased, mirroring producer price data released last week. Consumers have benefited from lower prices for natural gas and petroleum. For instance, the cost of West Texas intermediate crude oil declined from a recent peak of $107.95 per barrel on June 20 to $98.23 on July 31. The consumer price index data suggest that energy prices fell 0.3 percent in July. At the same time, energy expenses have risen 1.2 percent over the past 12 months, largely from higher costs for the home.
Excluding food and energy, consumer prices were up 0.1 percent, matching the increase seen the month before. Higher prices for apparel, medical care, new motor vehicles and shelter were somewhat offset by reduced costs for transportation services and used cars and trucks.
Overall, the consumer price index rose 2.0 percent from July 2013 to July 2014, its fourth straight month with an inflation rate of 2.0 percent or more. With that said, it represents an easing from the 2.1 percent paces seen in May and June. The core inflation rate – which excludes food and energy – has been 1.9 percent for three consecutive months.
While core pricing pressures have accelerated from earlier in the year, they appear to be stabilizing somewhat this summer. That should be good news for the Federal Reserve, which has targeted 2.0 percent in its stated goals. Still, the Federal Open Market Committee will closely watch to see how pricing pressures develop in the coming months, particularly as it prepares to start normalizing short-term rates in early 2015.
Chad Moutray is the chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
Despite Higher Food Producer Prices in July, Overall Inflationary Pressures Eased Slightly
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said that producer prices for final demand goods and services increased 0.1 percent in July, slowing from the 0.4 percent gain seen in June. Specifically, producer prices for final demand goods were unchanged for the month, with food prices up 0.4 percent but energy costs down 0.6 percent. The increase in food costs stemmed largely from higher prices for meats and shellfish; however, there was some relief from recent price gains for produce. On the energy side, producers have benefited from lower prices for natural gas and petroleum of late. For instance, the cost of West Texas intermediate crude oil declined from a recent peak of $107.95 per barrel on June 20 to $98.23 on July 31.
Beyond food and energy, core prices for final demand goods rose 0.2 percent in July. The largest increases were seen in apparel for women, girls and infants; commercial furniture; industrial chemicals; light motor trucks; pharmaceuticals; and transformers and power regulators. These were offset somewhat by declines in prices for floor coverings, gold and platinum jewelry, pet food, sanitary paper products, tires and x-ray equipment.
On an annual basis, producer prices for final demand goods and services rose 1.7 percent over the past 12 months. This was down for the third straight month, off from the 2.1 percent pace observed in April. Likewise, core inflation – which excludes food and energy costs – increased 1.6 percent over the past 12 months, down from 2.0 percent in May.
Overall, this suggests that inflationary pressures have eased slightly over the past couple months. While we have seen some acceleration in producer prices since the beginning of the year, costs remain below the Federal Reserve's stated threshold of 2 percent. This indicates the inflation remains in-check, at least for now, and the recent deceleration should ease the pressure on the Federal Open Market Committee to expedite its plans to normalize rates. Of course, the final decision to raise short-term rates will hinge on economic data in the months to come.
Chad Moutray is the chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
Consumer Prices Ease a Bit in June, Still Reflect an Acceleration in the Second Quarter
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that consumer prices increased 0.3 percent in June, easing a bit from the 0.4 percent growth rate seen in May. Still, it is clear that prices have accelerated in the second quarter, led by higher food and energy costs. The annualized rate of growth in the second quarter was 3.5 percent, a substantial jump from the 1.8 percent annual pace seen in the first quarter. Of course, this figure perhaps overstates the significance of the last three months, with the consumer price index up 2.1 percent over the past 12 months. Even there, though, the year-over-year rate has jumped from being just 1.1 percent in February.
In the June data, the largest jump in consumer prices came from energy, up 1.6 percent for the month and building off of the 0.9 percent increase in May. Indeed, the price of West Texas intermediate crude has increased from an average of $97.63 per barrel in December to $100.80 in March to $105.79 in June. Much of the latest rise in prices has stemmed from Middle Eastern turmoil, particularly in Iraq at that time. Energy costs have risen 2.8 percent in the past three months alone, primarily from higher gasoline prices.
Meanwhile, food prices were up 0.1 percent, its slowest pace of growth in four months. In fact, prices of food for the home were unchanged in June, the first non-positive growth figure in six months. Higher prices for meats and eggs were offset by some easing in the costs of bakery items, cereals, dairy products and fruits and vegetables. Nonetheless, the cost of food for the consumer has risen 1.8 percent over the past six months, something that Americans are bound to notice in the grocery aisle.
Outside of food and energy, core consumer inflation decelerated in June to 0.1 percent growth in June. Over the past 12 months, core consumer prices have risen 1.9 percent, unchanged from May but up from 1.6 percent in January. In June, the largest increases were seen in airfare, apparel, housing, medical care and tobacco.
While pricing pressures have definitely picked up in the second quarter, the year-over-year pace still remains mostly in-line with the Federal Reserve Board's stated goals. They will no-doubt continue to watch inflation numbers closely, but the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is unlikely to deviate from its current monetary policy trajectory at next week's meeting.
Chad Moutray is the chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
Monday Economic Report – June 23, 2014
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The Federal Reserve Bank downgraded its estimates of growth for 2014, with real GDP growth of 2.1 percent to 2.3 percent. This was down from its March projection of 2.8 percent to 3.0 percent, largely due to weaknesses in the first quarter. Nonetheless, the Federal Reserve still projects a pickup in activity during the second half of the year that will continue into 2015, with an unchanged outlook of 3.0 percent to 3.2 percent growth next year. The unemployment rate is anticipated to fall to 6.0 percent by year's end and as low as 5.4 percent in 2015.
With that in mind, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) observed that "growth in economic activity has rebounded in recent months," even as it cited continued slack in the labor market. The FOMC continued to taper its asset purchases, down from $45 billion per month to $35 billion, and it mostly reiterated its intent to keep a highly accommodative monetary policy stance for the foreseeable future. Short-term interest rates are expected to start rising at some point next year. Yet, there is renewed chatter among "inflation hawks" about increased pricing pressures of late. Core consumer prices, which exclude food and energy costs, rose 1.95 percent over the past 12 months, its fastest year-over-year pace in 19 months. While inflation still appears to be in check, the recent run-up in costs has fueled a debate about whether short-term rates might need to increase sooner than conventional wisdom might suggest.
For manufacturers, activity continues to recover from winter-related softness at the beginning of the year. Manufacturing production has risen 2.8 percent since January's decline, with 3.6 percent growth over the past 12 months. Capacity utilization for the sector increased to 77.0 percent in May, its highest level since March 2008. Similarly, manufacturers in the New York and Philadelphia Federal Reserve districts reported strong growth in their respective June surveys. More importantly, respondents were mostly optimistic about future activity. More than half of those taking each survey said they anticipate increased new orders over the next six months. The Philadelphia Federal Reserve report also noted that 73.9 percent of its manufacturers predicted increased production in the second half of this year, with nearly 48 percent forecasting output growth of more than 4 percent.
Meanwhile, the housing market has provided mixed progress so far this year, even as we remain cautiously optimistic about future months. New housing starts decreased from an annualized 1,071,000 units in May to 1,001,000 in June. Despite the decline, it was the second straight month that starts have exceeded 1 million units, and the underlying trend remains positive. April's figure was an outlier, with the year-to-date average being 969,000. As such, we continue to make slow-but-steady progress. At the same time, housing permits also declined, but single-family permitting increased from 597,000 units at the annual rate to 619,000, the fastest pace since November. This could be a sign that residential construction will accelerate in the months ahead. I still believe we will reach 1.1 million housing starts by year's end. Moreover, homebuilder confidence was also higher for the month.
This week, we will get additional data on the health of the housing and manufacturing sectors. The Kansas City and Richmond Federal Reserve Banks will unveil their latest surveys, and Markit will release Flash Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data for China, Japan, the Eurozone and the United States. We hope they will continue to reflect rebounding activity in the United States, and analysts will be closely following the June Chinese PMI data to see if the sector expands for the first time in 2014. The other key number to watch will be the second revision of real GDP for the first quarter. The consensus estimate is for the decline in output to exceed 1.5 percent, worse than the 1.0 percent decrease in the first revision. Other highlights include new data on consumer confidence, durable goods orders and shipments, existing and new home sales and personal income and spending.
Chad Moutray is the chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
Monday Economic Report – June 16, 2014
Here is the summary for this week's Monday Economic Report:
Despite a very weak start to 2014, there is an expectation among manufacturers that the second half of the year will be better than the first. Indeed, average manufacturing sales forecasts in the latest NAM/IndustryWeek survey were the highest in two years, with capital investment and hiring plans also moving in the right direction. Indeed, these data points were consistent with 4.0 percent production growth in the sector between now and the fourth quarter of this year, and roughly 86 percent of respondents were either somewhat or very positive in their outlook. These findings mirrored similarly optimistic assessments from business economists, who predict real GDP growth of 3 percent or more in each of the remaining quarters of 2014, with industrial production up 3.7 percent for the year as a whole.
Despite more upbeat perceptions for the coming months, concerns continue to linger. Respondents to the NAM/IndustryWeek survey remain frustrated with political inaction and the slow pace of economic growth. The top business challenges continue to be rising health care costs (72.7 percent) and an unfavorable business climate (71.4 percent). When asked about policy priorities for the next few years, slowing entitlement spending (84.4 percent), finding a long-term budget deal (82.9 percent), reducing regulatory burdens (81.9 percent) and controlling health care costs (78.5 percent) were at the top of the list.
At the same time, consumers remain cautious. The University of Michigan and Thomson Reuters reported that consumer confidence edged lower for the second straight month, although sentiment has not changed much in the first six months of this year. There are persistent worries about labor and income growth, which appear to be preventing Americans from being more optimistic about the future.
These anxieties might also have been a factor in the weaker-than-expected retail spending numbers for May. While retail sales rose for the fourth consecutive month and purchases continue to reflect a rebound from winter-related softness, May's increase of 0.3 percent was about half of what was predicted. In fact, excluding motor vehicles and gasoline station sales, spending was flat for the month. Nonetheless, one could also paint a more positive picture, with retail sales up 2.2 percent since November and 4.3 percent year-over-year. So perhaps May's figures were just a pause in an otherwise decent upward trajectory for consumer spending. Small business owners were more upbeat about sales expectations in the latest National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) survey. The NFIB's Small Business Optimism Index reached its highest level in May since September 2007, or before the recession began.
Along those lines, the number of nonfarm job postings reached a pre-recessionary high in April. For manufacturers, job openings have increased in the past two months but remain below their recent peak in November. April's increases in the manufacturing sector were primarily from durable goods firms. Net hiring (or hires minus separations) was also up for the month in manufacturing; however, it also suggests weaker employment growth in early 2014 versus the more robust hiring activity in the second half of 2013. This leaves room for improvement for the coming months.
This week, we will get several economic indicators on manufacturing and housing activity. For example, this morning, the Federal Reserve is expected to show a rebound in industrial production for May after the decline in April, and we will be looking for similar signs in surveys from the New York and Philadelphia Federal Reserve Banks. Tomorrow, we will get new data on housing starts and permits, with the consensus being around 1.04 million annualized units in May, down slightly from 1.07 million in April. On the monetary policy front, we have seen increased pricing pressures of late, even as core inflation for producers declined in May. Yet, the Federal Reserve is not expected to alter its course this week when the Federal Open Market Committee meets. Other highlights this week include new information on consumer prices, leading indicators and state employment.
Chad Moutray is the chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
Business Economists Anticipate 2.5 Percent Growth in Real GDP in 2014
Economists with the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) expect the economy to pick up in the second half of this year. Yet, overall estimates for growth for 2014 as a whole have fallen over the course of the past few months, with activity starting off somewhat disappointing in the first quarter. Economists now estimate real GDP growth of 2.5 percent for this year, down from 2.7 percent in the March survey and 2.8 percent in the December survey. This implies growth exceeding 3 percent in each of the remaining three quarters this year. In addition, survey respondents anticipate 3.1 percent growth in 2015.
Looking at the manufacturing sector, business economists expect industrial production to accelerate this year, with current estimates of 3.7 percent for 2014. That would be an improvement from the 3.2 percent growth rate forecasted three months ago. These results are consistent with the mostly upbeat data seen in the latest NAM/IndustryWeek Survey of Manufacturers, which predicted 4.0 percent growth in manufacturing output through the end of this year and sales rising at their fastest pace in two years.
In terms of auto production, light vehicle sales should rise from an average of 15.5 million annualized units in 2013 to 16.1 million and 16.5 million in 2014 and 2015, respectively. Meanwhile, housing starts are anticipated to grow rapidly, particularly next year, up from an expected 1.03 million in 2014 to 1.30 million in 2015. Capital spending should improve, as well, with relatively healthy gains for fixed investments in nonresidential structures, equipment and software, and intellectual property products.
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Years after his groundbreaking and wildly popular TV show has left the air, comedian Jerry Seinfeld is as hilarious and topical as ever. Don't miss seeing Jerry Seinfeld in Pensacola FL, when he plays the Saenger Theatre in November, 2014. Do you remember the guffaw inducing "Seinfeld" show, where Jerry and his wacky friends found humor and absurdity … [Read more...]
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For those Crystal Lake Apartments residents who want to enjoy a song-and-dance celebration of some of rock 'n' roll's greatest hits then prepare yourself. Smokey Joe's Cafe at Saenger Theatre in Pensacola, Fl was definitely the place to be on Wednesday, October 08! Upon arriving with family and friends, the Coasters were headlining and … [Read more...]
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One of the prime amenities to life in Florida is the access to some of the country's best golf courses. Lucky for us, Osceola Golf Course in Pasadena, Florida is just a short commute from Crystal Lake Apartments. Home to the PGA's Pensacola Open in the 1920s, Osceola has earned its place in Florida's golf history. In 2011, the course underwent a complete … [Read more...]
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Do you want to have a haunting good time this October? Get into the spirit of Halloween in Historic Pensacola Village. The Annual Haunted House Walking and Trolley Tours in Pensacola, FL is back this year and you can check it out. General information: This haunted event is taking place on Fridays and Saturdays. The remaining dates are October 24 and … [Read more...]
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"The most important factor in choosing a therapist or counselor, once you have established their credentials, is to select someone you are comfortable talking to. Studies show that the quality of the relationship can be more important to the outcome than the treatment modality. For this reason, I try to establish an understanding, collaborative and interactive approach, and I am happy to offer an initial 10--15 minute phone consultation at no charge to you, before setting up our first meeting, You should always feel free to ask me any questions you may have.
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Erica Eckman
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"I have had the privilege of working as a Clinical Social Worker in the Boston area for over 10 years. I currently have a private practice in Boston, MA. I take a collaborative, practical and caring approach to psychotherapy. I have extensive experience helping people with Eating Disorders among many other areas of mental health. Some other specific issues we focus on may include: depression/mood lability, anxiety, stress management, relationship difficulties, substance abuse and trauma. My clientele include undergraduate students, graduate students, adults and therapists in training.
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Boston, Massachusetts 02109
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Sarah J Smith
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"I work with people who want more satisfaction in their lives, jobs, and relationships and who are willing to challenge themselves in this pursuit.
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Boston, Massachusetts 02109
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Francisco Agrait
Psychiatrist, MD
"I am a Harvard and MGH-affiliated psychiatrist and psychotherapist located in downtown Boston. My expertise includes the use of psychodynamic psychotherapy, along with thoughtful medication management, to address symptoms of depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and attentional disorders. I strive to provide a safe and welcoming environment in an effort to facilitate personal growth through therapeutic exploration.
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Boston, Massachusetts 02110
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Laura Christine Joyce
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"I believe in helping my clients live their dreams and reach their goals despite the stressors or past that they may have experienced. I work predominantly with young adults in their 20s and 30s and youth ages 7-17. I currently work at my practice and at Boston Children's Hospital. I have extensive experience with adolescents and children struggling with various issues. I genuinely love working with people and welcome them into my office for effective short term and long term therapy. Please email me at email@example.com with questions!
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Emily K Wilner
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"Life invariably presents us with challenges and sometimes these challenges overwhelm our capacity to cope. The ending of a relationship, the beginning of a demanding job, academic stress, reoccurring conflicts with others, or a medical illness can swamp our ability to successfully navigate rough waters. It is during these challenges that you may find yourself in a familiar, yet unproductive routine or recognize that past solutions to problems are no longer helpful. You may feel distracted or find your daily activities more difficult to accomplish. It may be harder to connect with loved ones or enjoy life's adventures.
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Michael LoGuidice
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"My approach to therapy is strengths-based and client-centered. No two people are the same. My initial role is to listen and learn who you are and what you need. It is also my role to provide guidance and to commit to recognizing your unique abilities. My clients describe me as warm, insightful, active, non judgmental, curious, humorous, and practical. Seeking a therapist can be intimidating, but it does not have to be. In order to allow for you to be truly open to seeing whether we are a good match, I offer a free consultation.
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Claudio O. Toppelberg
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"I am an experienced and broadly-trained child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist, usually working with ages 4-30. I have expertise in autism and the range of developmental/ learning disabilities, including language-based- and nonverbal- LD. I run psychiatric services at an excellent school for autistic children/adolescents, the prestigious New England Center for Children. I also treat those suffering from ADHD, depression, trauma, stress, anxiety, and selective mutism. I can help with emotional/ behavioral issues preventing weight loss. I also treat difficulties in competitive/ competent work, study or sports performance, e.g., in student and professional athletes, such as tour-level tennis players.
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Boston, Massachusetts 02120
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Omar A. Ruiz
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"My clinical experience ranges from working with people who have had crisis, trauma, abuse, family or relationship conflicts, and personal struggles.With this experience I have supported those who struggled with Depression, Anxiety, Anger, Self-Harm, Suicidal thoughts, Behavioral issues, Self-identity (i.e. LGBTQ), etc. (Español) Mi experiencia clínica va desde el trabajo con personas que han tenido crisis, trauma, abuso, conflictos de la familia o las relaciones, y las luchas personales.Con esta experiencia he apoyado los que luchó con la depresión, ansiedad, enojo, autolesiones, pensamientos suicidas, problemas de comportamiento, autoidentidad (es decir, LGBTQ), etc.
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George Soto
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"The hardest step to take can be simply acknowledging when things have become a bit overwhelming or difficult to manage on your own. Many people benefit tremendously from psychotherapeutic treatment. If you or someone you know is having problems with depression, anxiety, self-esteem, interpersonal relationships, work-life balance, a history of trauma or abuse, grief/loss of a loved one, religious or spiritual concerns, or other emotional or behavioral issues, you may find therapy helpful. My goal is to form a collaborative relationship with you that focuses on your needs, and restores meaningfulness and purpose back into your life.
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"CPA is a group of doctoral level psychologists with several years of experience and a variety of professional strengths. In addition to psychotherapy and bio feedback, we offer neuropsychological testing, including ADHD and learning disability evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. Each of our clinicians believe in the importance of matching their therapeutic style to the particular needs of each client. We emphasize insight-oriented, relational, and cognitive-behavioral approaches.
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Nance Aronoff, LICSW
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"I believe that therapy is a conduit for change. I work with individuals, couples and families. In my practice I work closely with clients to identify the changes you want to make in your life and focus on the strengths that have helped you thus far and the challenges that have held you back. Understanding yourself, a strong self-esteem and emotional, mental, physical and spiritual healing are the key to moving forward in life and being happy.
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Edward J Chionchio Sr
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"Welcome to Boston Psychotherapy Services located in Brookline, Massachussetts. We are dedicated to providing quality care for adults, adolescents, couples and children seeking psychotherapy. We offer treatment in English, Spanish, French, and Turkish.
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Office is near:Boston, Massachusetts 02135
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Olga I. Perez
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"As a mental health care professional, I work with individuals, couples and families in a safe and supportive environment. Difficulties such as depression, anxiety, grief and loss, low self-esteem and ADHD are approached with professionalism, compassion and spirituality. I have worked with diverse populations, having practiced at a leading Boston area hospital for the past 16 years. I believe in people's ability to achieve a healthy and positive life experience, repair relationships and improve their quality of life. You can expect me to support you, listen attentively, and help you establish goals leading to a fulfilling life.
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Office is near:Boston, Massachusetts 02116
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Evelyn K Stein
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"Every person has his or her own unique story and path to follow. We all have phases of pain and suffering, joy and success, and no one is exempt from experiencing a whole range of emotions. You are an expert on yourself. I am here to help guide you to make the changes you wish and and to liberate yourself from old patterns that no longer serve you. It would be a privilege for me to witness these meaningful changes in your life prompted by our work together in therapy.
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Office is near:Boston, Massachusetts 02130
"Si estas pasando un mal momento en tu vida, te puedo ayudar. Te ofrezco un espacio seguro para superar las crisis, expresar y resolver los sentimientos de vergüenza o culpa, superar la tristeza de una perdida, una separación o una decepción, sacar de tu vida la ansiedad y el estrés y recuperar la alegría. También te puedo ayudar si estas en una situación compleja (con tu pareja, con tu trabajo, con tu familia,..) en la que no sabes qué hacer o no entiendes por qué te sientes como te sientes.
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Office is near:Boston, Massachusetts 02128
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Karen Enegess
Counselor, MA, LMHC
"I believe that the answers to people's problems lie within, and that I serve as a guide to facilitate the emerging of solutions. My approach is collaborative, strengths-based, and holistic, that is, I see you as a whole person, and believe in the interconnectedness of body, mind and spirit. I welcome those who are new to therapy and perhaps a bit skeptical or uncomfortable, in addition to those who may be quite familiar with the process. I try to create a safe, supportive atmosphere where acceptance and compassion play a role in the growth and healing process.
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Office is near:Boston, Massachusetts 02131
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Felix F Pizzi
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"I am an experienced psychotherapist and have the skills to help you gain new insights, improve your relationships and self-esteem, and give up behaviors that interfere in finding more satisfaction and fulfillment in your life. I specialize in treating dual-diagnosis and family addiction issues and work with individuals and couples. Whether you are looking to enter therapy with a specific goal in mind, or interested in gaining increased insight and awareness through ongoing psychotherapy, I am able to help. I can provide you an environment that supports growth and change to build new strengths and wellbeing.
(781) 420-4709
Office is near:Boston, Massachusetts 02115
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Counselor, PsyaD, CPsya, LMHC, LADC-
"As a psychotherapist, a certified psychoanalyst (National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis) and an advanced candidate at the Psychoanalytic Institute of New England (American Psychoanalytic Association), I am trained to help clients talk about themselves in an emotionally meaningful way, in order to understand what is keeping them from achieving the quality of life they want. Additionally, I am a licensed substance abuse counselor, with extensive experience working with people suffering from a wide range of mental health and emotional issues that are complicated by addictions.
(617) 237-6424
Office is near:Boston, Massachusetts 02201
Spanish Therapists
If you're looking for Spanish therapy in Boston or for a Boston Spanish Therapist these professionals provide therapy, psychotherapy and counseling that's sensitive to Hispanic cultural issues. They include Hispanic Therapists, Spanish speaking Therapists in Boston, Spanish psychologists, Spanish psychotherapists and Spanish counselors.
Si usted está buscando para el español terapia in Boston o el a Boston terapeuta español prestan estos profesionales de terapia, la psicoterapia y la consejería que es sensible a las cuestiones culturales hispanos. Estos incluyen terapeutas hispanos, terapeutas de habla española más terapeutas españoles, los psicólogos españoles, psicoterapeutas y consejeros españoles en español.
How can I tell if a therapist is right for me?
Therapists in Boston have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues.
For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in Boston you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in Boston and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in Boston or family therapy in Boston.


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Lovely peony.
There are 3 Albertine roses on the wall further along, not quite out. There is the ever present problem of ivy, that bit of wall had most of it's ivy pulled off only last year. There is masses of ivy in the forest and it crawls along the ground into the garden.
Morning all, not raining. Going to meet a friend at the airport.
Lily, that is very near my sister, who lives near Horley, but she's in the middle of moving to East Sussex. We went to the Shipley Bridge years ago for one of my parent's wedding anniversaries. I've never been to the GC, don't suppose my sis has either, she's not really a gardener. Thank you for remembering and taking the trouble to tell me.
I have snapdragons in my garden OL, I didn't mean because you look like a dragon! I meant because they are fun and pretty colours. Because children play with them I think of them as being a young sort of plant.
Sorry, OL, when you were being angelic in the GC I was outside! But I think buying a plant or 4 is a perfectly normal thing to do in a GC
KEF do you garden in bare feet? How come you had to wash them 3 times?
There was the odd sunny period between the rain. I wore wellies! Why does the spell check always try to change that to a cheeky word? Weeded the onions, planted out the sweetcorn and potted up some pelargoniums for my charity garden party and plant sale in June.
I like my garden to make me feel happy. I like to wander round smelling and touching the flowers and feeling my heart swell because of their beauty. I don't mind untidy borders because everything is swaying and billowing, but I don't really want weeds like big thistles growing in them. If OH keeps the lawns mown, which he enjoys, then it generally looks OK.
I don't actually have an allotment but I have a veggie garden. I grow nasturtiums next to the broad beans to keep the black fly off the beans, doesn't actually work, but they are pretty and I put them in salads. I grow French marigolds near the tomatoes, they are pretty too. I have various flowering herbs dotted about, like borage, dill and coriander. I have a tulip patch for cutting and a dahlia and gladioli patch too. Once I sowed some Love-in-a-Mist so they sow themselves every year. This year and some other years I have sweet peas.
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Russ Cochran shot a 7-under 65 on Friday at Del Monte for a share of the Pebble Beach Invitational lead with fellow Champions Tour player Kirk Triplett. Triplett had a 69 at Del Monte to match Cochran at 9-under 135 in the tournament that features 81 players from the PGA, LPGA, Champions and Web.com tours. John Mallinger, the 2010 winner, was a stroke back after a 69 at Spyglass Hill. Triplett had one bogey and four birdies, including 15-footer on the ninth, his final hole of the round. ''I putted well and drove the ball into the fairway most of the day,'' said Triplett, who claimed his first Champions Tour title in July at Pebble Beach. ''That's what you have to do at Del Monte to play well.'' Cochran, the 2009 Champions Tour rookie of the year who had three top-10 finishes this season, had five birdies and began his round with an eagle on the par-5 first hole. William McGirt and Robert Streb were 7 under. McGirt had a 71 at Spyglass, and S...
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