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Who dat say dey gonna suspend dem Saints?
I say sue him. Sue Roger Goodell. Sue the NFL. Sue the guys who made all those "hardest hits" videos for the league. Sue the league whose drug-testing program is a paper tiger. New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton was only doing the right thing last week by appealing his Goodell-levied suspension in the Bountygate affair. It's called due process, and you can look it up on Wikipedia. You may need it yourself one day. Whether Payton thinks Goodell will mitigate his one-year suspension or whether he simply needs extra time to clean out his office, the commissioner's rush to judgment needed to be slowed. Namely, what are the parameters of Payton's suspension? Can he watch game tapes? Can he talk to quarterback Drew Brees during the week? Can his wife have lunch with the assistant coaches' wives? More importantly, can the Saints hire Bill Parcells? Be careful how you answer that question. Your allegiances may be showing. Like Claude Rains in Casablanca, much of the national media has been acting as if they're "shocked! ...shocked!" to find that big, strong NFL defensive players were actually trying to knock opposing quarterbacks out of the game. Spare us the self-righteousness. And that includes Commissioner Goodell. You can't have it both ways. The NFL can't profit from violence and then hand down inflated suspensions for suspicions of it. Knocking the other team's quarterback out of the game has been a part of game plans and pregame speeches since Red Grange. If you don't believe that, ask your son, the high school football player. But this is different, the smug moralists are saying. The Saints, they say, were actually trying to hurt people. If I'm Payton's lawyer, I say prove it. Goodell's own office employs officials on Sundays and deputy commissioners who look at the tapes later and fine players for excessive hits. If the NFL didn't fine a player after this standard weekly scrutiny, how can the league measure the player's intent months after the fact? Read more here: It's time for Sean Payton to get tough with the NFL | Dallas Cowboys | Latest news and video ... |
I like that guy, :bng:
The NFL knows it can't prove anything. That's why Roger is saying the reason for the heavy-handed penalties is because people lied to him or he didn't appreciate the "cursory effort" of Sean and Loomie to end the program.
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Let me think, Godell makes the punishment and then decides if it's fair...........what's wrong with this picture?
With this the snitch will be made known because the NFL will have to show their proof
Goodell's own office employs officials on Sundays and deputy commissioners who look at the tapes later and fine players for excessive hits.
If the NFL didn't fine a player after this standard weekly scrutiny, how can the league measure the player's intent months after the fact? says it all- we've had 5-6 fines over last couple of years, and zero suspensions AND LET ME THROW THIS OUT THERE---- GODDELL "KNEW" WE HAD A BOUNTY SYSTEM? THEN WASN'T IT HIS JOB TO STOP IT MID-YEAR AND "PROTECT" THOSE TARGETTED PLAYERS? I guess not |
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Hope they do get agressive and show the other side just not sure Benson will allow that. Goodell is a hypocrite for letting this go on so long. Don't think he will be able to push the players around the same way he has management. Like everyone is saying EVIDENCE.
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Here's a litmus test for stocks that I picked up from a Warren Buffett quote. Say you knew that the day after you bought shares of a company, the stock market would close for five years, so no matter what happens, you're stuck. Would you still invest?
While I think this test applies to all stocks, I find it especially useful when seeking out dividends. If you're relying on dividend reinvestment to boost your returns then you want to find companies that will keep paying for years to come -- preferably decades -- so compound interest will have time to work its magic.
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I like this test because it largely takes the market's fluctuations out of the equation and forces you to focus on the quality of the company. What you think makes a high-quality company will depend largely on your investment strategy, but I usually begin by seeking out sustainable competitive advantages, or moats for short.
Moats are important because whenever a business starts making money on a new product or service, other companies will notice and say, "Dude, we've got to get in on that." Soon, competition will drive prices down and eat away at profits unless the original company has some kind of advantage that protects it from competition.
For example, consider Procter & Gamble (NYS: PG) . The consumer staples giant sports a dividend yield of 3.2% and ranks in the 20 top-performing surviving stocks of the original S&P 500. You can trace the company's success back to two advantages. First, P&G has built up a portfolio of strong brand names. When you think about it, Tide probably doesn't get your clothes cleaner than the next brand, but we're willing to pay a little more for it anyway.
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Obviously, no one can predict the future with absolute certainty, but P&G's competitive advantages, 50% payout ratio, and 41-year history of paying out dividends suggest that it would pass the five-year test.
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In addition to P&G, you'll find lots dividends protected by wide moats among consumer product manufacturers. Below I've listed five well-defended companies with yields greater than 3% and low payout ratios from my watchlist.
Company | Yield | Payout Ratio | Source of Moat |
Diageo (NYS: DEO) | 3.1% | 55% | Massive brand portfolio including Jose Cuervo, Smirnoff, and Guinness. Distribution network spans 180 countries. |
Johnson & Johnson (NYS: JNJ) | 3.6% | 49% | Well-known brand names like Tylenol and Band-Aid, collection of pharmaceutical and medical device patents, robust research pipeline to keep the patents coming. |
Philip Morris International (NYS: PM) | 4.1% | 48% | Including Marlboro, the company owns seven of the top-selling international cigarette brands. |
PepsiCo (NYS: PEP) | 3.2% | 41% | Frito-Lay's collection of brands dominates the snack category. Pepsi's direct-to-store delivery system keeps competitors off the shelves. |
Sysco (NYS: SYY) | 3.5% | 51% | Food distribution is a capital-intensive business limiting competition. Scale allows the company to negotiate discounts with suppliers. |
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(22 Posts)Mine is pretty easy to get the seats on and off - wonder if yours has rusted or something? Could try a spot of oil, or take it in to a bike shop and ask them to have a look?
I'm warming slowly, partly because ds can't get the raincover off in tantrum mode!
Are the seats always so stiff to get off, I hate pressing in those metal balls in tubes, my fingers are too soft and I need to use a key
I have to be honest OP, I really didn't like the P&T in the newborn and toddler mode; however, I absolutely love the buggy itself as either a single, or with 2 toddlers.
Like you said, I always had my youngest DD in the main seat because she was the main user and I didn't think it was fair for her to be stuffed in the back! There is 15 months between my DD1 and DD2, so DD2 would literally just hop in and out! It really was the easiest thing ever!
The only reason I didn't like it with a newborn was because I just didn't like the cocoon and found it really tricky trying to get a tiny baby in and out?
Seeing as you quite like the cocoon, I really would try and hold out with it so that you can try it in the toddler mode?
How about the Mountain Buggy +1? Is very similar to the P&T, but might work well?
Depends on your definition of stylish... and your budget. Etc etc...
well I'm made massive improvements pocking around with the front wheel so it doesn't lock and changed an inner tube so it's much much better but...I still don't like it I think, giving it one more day.
-nowhere for shopping at all with two it
-it's a deadweight into boot
-hard to get second seat off before folding if it's on the back
-if the toddler seat is on top can't cover with hood
-I think I prefer the younger dc up front as the older one hops in and out and uses it much less
been offered £130, it is in good nick aside from light marking/ fraying at some edges.
I'm trying to replace a hauck duett but thinking nothing else will, the hauck is ugly and chunky but can get shopping and two seats, or with one seat a whole weekly shop underneath, handle is so long you don't kick a buggyboard and it's quite light and easy into the (small) boot as well as being very very stable.
there is no stylish pram like this is there?
Buggy boards are just awful to use. TBH I would look at a really good side by side like a Nipper or TFK Twinner Twist Duo or Baby Jogger City Mini GT.
You can use a buggy board on a p & T but it gets in the way of the brake when its down.
I have a buggy board on my p&t's (with 2 seats on), so they do work.
re slopey pavements, have you tried locking/unlocking the front wheel to see if that helps? Should be a knob behind front wheel you pull and twist (from recollection).
I've been using my p&t sport for 2 years with 2/3/4 year olds in it, all round London, on and off buses etc and never had an issue. Although I've only ever had the doubles seat at the back - don't know if that makes a difference?
For £75 perhaps yours needs some tlc?
don't think you can use a buggy board on a P&T can you? I assumed you meant on another pushchair. I use mine on an old Loola, and it works well.
Sorry to say but if you're using the cocoon then I doubt a buggy board will fit.
We have an explorer for DD who is 94cms and her legs are just long enough so that she can rest her feet flat on the footplate, before that they were dangling off getting in the way of the raincover. If that is what you mean about not getting the hood on? It does get better!
I loved mine, actually had 2. make sure the tyres have plenty of air in.
You shouldn't really be having these problems as they are pretty good on the whole!
If its an old one you could try changing the bearings in the back wheels. Might help. Some silicone spray should loosen it up as well.
I've had a few and it depends on how they have been used as to how "good" they are...
Buggy boards are great.
Didn't have your problem with top-heaviness in P&T though - still using mine with DS2 (3.7) in front seat, and it's not top-heavy. Not even that heavy actually, compared with my umbrella stroller which I'm selling on ebay now.
I'm thinking a buggy board is the way forward tbh, though that's a whole other issue....
2.5 yr old can walk a fair way, but not my marathon 2 hour jobbies.
I have a Britax B-Dual and have found zero problems with it. With DD1 (20months) and DD2 (4months), all the different seat combos, I have had no issues. It steers beautifully and width is no problem. It IS a bit longer than other ones but not that it causes any concerns. I live in Newcastle and use the bus and metro on nearly a daily basis.
He's 2.5 and very long (that's another issue, can't close hood) but quite light for his age. I'm tall and feel a little stooped with it too. I'll give a trial with the locked wheel, then sell it if I still hate
I actually laughed mioaw, sadly for me the slopey crap pavements are the bloody high street, so pretty hard to avoid! My Hauck duett copes a dream, but I'm fed of pushing a tank around.
How big is your ds OP? I don't remember having this problem tbh - I found the P&T a joy to steer. I'd be tempted to see if you get used to it I think. You could try locking the front wheel and see if you prefer it that way?
I found a few buggies I've had shit on slopey pavements - the Hauck of Doom sucked on them, my el-cheapo umbrella fold is awful on them... I found my iCandy Cherry coped much better, and strangely (considering its weight) - the B-Dual was quite good as well... that's with the nice combination of stupid slopey pavements + SPD meaning the last thing your pelvis can handle is wrangling a delinquent buggy on an ASBO pavement.
If I have the time though I do tend to go for the 5-10 minute longer walk over the park which reduces the stupid slopey pavement factor (and the bin-day slalom course where it's push 3 metres, stick brake on, move bin the binmen have abandoned in the centre of the path, push another 3 metres all the way into town - can you tell this one's a bone of contention?!)
oh dear
London buses are ok with a double I find, a side by side can get down the aisle and still share with a single. In fact my side by side fits in the same space as a wheelchair (I know her, I would get off it was an issue!)
Every fecking pavement is slopey here it seems, the only way of avoiding a 45min walk of slopey pavements is the bus.
THink it may be a case of selling it, I have a cheapo mothercare xoob double and I was upgrading but I can't knock my slim umbrella fold!
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I have bored my dh to death about buggies, finally paid £75 for a phil and ted sport and it's awful on first go!!!! Will it get better as I get used to it/ swap seats? It's top heavy with ds on, a bitch to control on even slightly sloped pavements as the front wheel follows the slope and I feel like it'll topple on every high curb/ getting on the bus. Only plus is newborn cocoon
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Yacht Club Concierge Level
by Kristen Helmstetter on November 3, 2010 18 Comments
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On my last trip to Walt Disney World I stayed at the Yacht Club. You can read all about most aspects of my stay here, but there was something special about this trip. It was my first time trying Disney's concierge service. I was very excited to give this a shot since my both of my friends and traveling companions, Caroline and Kim, are seasoned veterans of concierge level experiences at WDW. They raved about how well taken care of they have felt during concierge stays and I couldn't wait for a girls' weekend of pampering. So did the Yacht Club's concierge service live up to the hype? Well… yes and no.
First of all, let's covers some basics of staying concierge before I tell you about my time there. The concierge level of a deluxe resort can also be referred to as club level. Each one throughout the property has a name for their concierge level. At the Yacht Club it is called the Regatta Club and it's located on the fifth floor. Here guests willing to pay a premium are treated to special services including a lounge, complimentary food and drink, and personalized service. There are about 70 Regatta Club rooms most of which are similar to regular rooms throughout the resort, but there are also suites available.
That personalized service started off badly for Kim and I when we checked in. I wrote last week about how our check in started badly and only got worse. You see, when guests opt to stay on the club level, they are supposed to be taken right to their exclusive area to be checked in and taken care of. This did not happen when we arrived that morning. We were asked to check in at the regular desk where we also ran into problems. Eventually they were resolved and a representative from the club level was sent to escort us to the fifth floor. If I was not paying a premium for special service I would not have been upset about this situation. However, if I am shelling over extra money I would like to be treated accordingly.
Once guests are brought to the club level at the Yacht Club they will be introduced to the cast members (CMs) on hand at two desks set up to be the resource for any special services they may need. These CMs are there to help folks with whatever they might need including ADRs, park tickets, and transportation options. Unfortunately, every time I asked for help from one of the people behind the desk I wasn't particularly thrilled with the result.
I'm sure most hardcore Disney fans have fun into a cast member or two who was not as knew less about WDW than the fan. It can be frustrating to feel like you know more about Disney than someone who represents the company, but in some roles it is understandable. That being said club level concierge desk cast members should be up on what's going on around the property. It annoyed me to no end when I had to explain things to these folks and they looked at me with blank stares. I am a reasonable person, I don't have a lot of demands of hotel staff, but knowing your own product when you work face to face with guests is a pretty basic request.
Another special service provided to concierge level guests is a nightly turn down. Housekeeping cast members come to your room in the evening to prepare your bed for you to fall into it after a long day in the parks and leave chocolates. Who doesn't like chocolate? It was nice to have this perk, but it was not a make or break part of the experience for me. It certainly was not something that would persuade me to stay on the club level again.
A more exciting benefit to staying in the Regatta Club was access to free food for most of the day. It was lovely to be able to stroll down the hall to grab a bit of breakfast food and a coffee before heading out for a big day at Disney. Bringing a cup of coffee back to my room while getting ready or lounging on my balcony was also fantastic. The breakfast offerings are relatively light so don't expect to fuel up for a full day here. Later in the day snacks are available along with an assortment of drinks including soda, hot drinks like coffee, and beer (much to my enjoyment). The home made potato chips which are out in the afternoon are all kinds of awesome! In the late afternoon/early evening the menu changes but appetizers are put out for guests to enjoy before they begin their evening. Wine and liqueurs along with desserts area served throughout the evening as well.
The selection of food and drink is laid out in the lounge only accessible to club level guests. There are several tables and chairs set up for folks to you use throughout the day. The area is busy a breakfast time, but can be a quiet place to relax and maybe even get some work done if guests happen to be business travelers. There are also a few couches in the mix where friends can gather to chat. Kids have their own area here with child sized table and chairs and a TV running cartoons and other Disney favorites. Something about the lounge I really appreciated was that I was able to use it all day on my day of check out. I was able to head up to the lounge to hang out with friends and have a snack before I headed to the Magical Express.
How do concierge guests gain access to the lounge while keeping other people from enjoying things like free food? These guests get a special "Key to the World" card. For folks who may not be familiar, a Key to the World card is your room key at Disney World. Guests can also opt to have their park ticket information put on this card. Since I have an annual pass I have only used that option once. Likewise, you may put charging privileges on your card so you can buy food, souvenirs, or several drinks around World Showcase (who would do that?) and pay for them upon checking out on one bill. So what is so special about the Key to the World cards for concierge tickets? Well, to start they are different color. I nick named mine the golden ticket so you might be able to guess what color it is! This key card also gains you access to the concierge club level. You may have noticed in the elevators of deluxe resorts there are key slots on the button panel. These are for the concierge guests to use in order to get to their floor. The concierge floors are closed off to other guests, making it an exclusive experience.
Would I stay concierge again? I've heard the Club Level at the Yacht Club is among the weakest offerings in that department so while I would not pay for her here again, I would try it at another resort. It was nice to have food and drink available to us at almost any time, but I'm not sure that alone was worth the cost. The food selection was just ok, but I've heard it's much better at other locations. Also, like I've already mentioned, the cast members assigned to helping Regatta Club guests were not actually all that helpful. Since this was my first stab at staying on concierge level I don't want to say it would never be worth it again, but I doubt I'll give the Regatta Club another shot.
Have you stayed at the Yacht Club's Regatta Club? What did you think? Let me know if you loved concierge at this resort or maybe you can suggest what club I try out next!
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Thanks for sharing your story, Kristen. It sounds just as I had imagined.
Thanks for reading, Becca!
My family stayed on the Club Level at YC in June 2010. Similar to your experience at check-in, we were instructed to check-in at the main desk in the lobby. A cast member from bell services brought our luggage up, but we were left to our own devices as to getting off the elevators, orienting ourselves to the lounge, and finding our room. No club level cast member met or greeted us as we got off the elevators, introduced themselves, or offered assistance.
To my family, the best part was access to the lounge with the food & drink offerings throughout the day. I am a travel agent and, because of the room discounts offered TAs, we were not able to book a package thus were not eligible for the dining plan option. In our case, it was more economical to stay on the club level. If you are booking a package, I think that the dining plans are a better choice than spending the $$ to stay on the club level at YC.
One highlight of our trip on the club level was when we returned to the resort one evening and discovered that one of our purchases was damaged. The club level CM was able to handle the exchange and have a replacement delivered to the room the next day.
Oh man your check in was even worse than mine! We at least had someone come greet us even though we had to fight with the girl at the check in desk about our balance.
Access to the food and drink is great but I'd be hard pressed to say its worth the cost of staying club level. Since your stay is discounted its great!
That's great that they could helped you with your damaged purchase. I'm glad to see some good service being given. I swear they stared at me like I was from Mars every time I talked to the people at the desk.
I stayed at the Poly, Beach, and recently the Yacht club levels and it's a nice perk. One thing I enjoyed about Yacht's and Poly's was they stocked the fridge with plenty of soda and left the side door open after hours so if you came back from EMH you could grab one, or three, The beach club's was always locked after hours.
It is, indeed, a nice perk, but I'm not sure its worth the money for me. It was nice that the side door was left open at Yacht even though I felt like I was sneaking in or something hehe. I'm glad you've enjoyed your concierge experiences!
Well, once again, I have to say that my experience at YC concierge level was MUCH different than yours. We have stayed at other Disney club level resorts and actually prefer YC over the others. I have only had exceptional service and help from the CMs. Our last stay at YC was in February and our next one will be at Christmas. I can't imagine things would turn that bad in just 7 months. I would be very disappointed not to be able to check in on the 5th floor. Can someone offer an explanation as to why that happened ? Thanks for your report.
I'm glad you had a better experience than I did! I've heard people say that places like the Poly and AKL are far superior than the YC, but you never know. Everyone has varying experiences and opinions. I hope you have a great time on your Christmas trip! Theres nothing quite like WDW in December.
We've stayed at the club level at the Polynesian & the Boardwalk and have loved them both. We started because we have five people in one room, and it's easier to get big enough rooms on the club level. The staff has always been incredibly helpful, but we think the food and drink options make it. We tend to get breakfast there in the mornings, have snacks throughout the day, and then have a drink before or after dinner (or both!). Plus, staying on the club level encourages us to enjoy the amenities of the hotel more–and to take much-needed breaks from the park, so we stay cheerful all trip.
I'd really like to try the Poly of Boardwalk since they are my two favorite resorts anyhow. I've heard the service at both concierge levels is fantastic as well. I did find that going back to the lounge a lot was very relaxing too! For this reason I think I'd want to do club level on the monorail or Epcot area only so I could frequently take breaks easily
Thanks for the review! I've never experienced Club Level at WDW but I have enjoyed it at all three Disneyland hotels and experience sounds very similar. Since I usually travel either alone or with one person, I've had to question whether I would get enough out of the offerings to make the additional expense worthwhile. Based on the food and drink offerings alone the answer is probably no (even I can't eat that many brownies but I do my best). That said, the customer service is what would really make this upgrade special. So if the Regetta Club falls short in that area then my money is better spent elsewhere. I hope that you forwarded your concerns to Disney to help get them back on track. Thanks for taking the time to share your story. So, who wants to try the Poly's Club? 8(|:-)
Thanks for reading, Colin! I'd love to try the Poly Club! I completely agree with you that the food is great but doesn't necessarily add up to a worthwhile investment. The service was really just ok at at the Regatta Club and that's really what would keep me from going back.
Thanks for sharing…we've similar disapointments with CL at BC. They told us the CM from both resort stay in one or another….
In the other hand both Poly and AKL CL were awesome! At AKL the CM were so nice, the lounge so pleasant that we almost forget the distance…while at Poly at day 2 they already know my DD preference and provided whatever she wanted (ah, forget to mention that she does not speak english and found ways to comunicate with everyone in the Hawaii building) -
I've heard Poly and AKL are great, I'd really like to try them some time. I'm glad you had such a good experience with them! Thanks for reading!
What were some of the questions/requests that the CMs didn't know?
Pretty much any time I asked for help they stared at me like "what do you want me to do about it?" When I had trouble with my Magical Express reservation, it took a few tries to get it right. While that was probably also the fault of the DME department, they looked at me like i was insane when I asked for help.
I have searched and search for real honest advice, so thank you. We will be staying CR Atrium level Dec 12-17 with my autistic son so… I am worried, I need a smoother checkin than you had, so here is to hoping 🙂
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Not exactly sure where I turned rude, at least not towards you, unless you'd like to point out a post and if that is the case then I will recant.
I mentioned earlier my English wasn't the best, so clearly I need it explained in another way, and i felt you were giving up on me
Same as other ones, you clearly thinks I am a retard, which is not exactly polite.
have a nice weekend mate, nice to see some that actually are mature here!
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I guess it is! I would like to thank you all for helping me!
Gonna go make some noddles to celebrate!
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I'm going to suck up my pride and not report this post for the reportable offense you did in fact make and instead say, I'm sorry I came across that way. My intention was not to be like that. I don't like to give up on people on here, and in the few times I have given up, I have PM'd the thread to other computer forum regulars who I know, know more than me. I am the helping type and love to help people, when I fail to do so, it is damaging to my own personal psyche.
I said wow, out of realization. I do not think you are a retard.
Again, I am sorry.
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BP's top US exec ordered to testify
BP's top US executive has been subpoenaed to testify in New Orleans over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. BP America chairman and president Lamar McKay will give evidence in the February trial which will determine who was liable for the disaster that saw more than 4.1 million barrels of oil gush out of the well off the coast of Louisiana last year.
Dutch sale nets Thomas Cook €18m
Tour operator Thomas Cook yesterday kicked off its emergency yard sale of non-essential assets as it fights to reduce its crippling debts. The company is selling a large Dutch office which it no longer considers to be core to the business. The proceeds – €18m – will provide only a fraction of the €200m in sell-offs Thomas Cook is targeting.
Oil price falls as Iran's bluff is called
The price of oil fell yesterday after six days of gains as investors decided that Iran's threats of blocking oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz were a bluff. Tehran had said on Tuesday that it would stop ships passing through the waterway if sanctions were imposed on its own oil exports. Brent crude oil fell $1.11 a barrel to $108.14.
Diggle invites in food investors
Stephen Diggle, the canny Oxford-educated multi- millionaire hedge fund manager whose funds made $2.7bn in the grim years of 2007 and 2008 is giving outsiders a chance to invest in his family's vast agricultural investments. Diggle has bought farms in Uruguay, New Zealand and Illinois in a successful gamble on rising food prices.


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Red Pants, Two Ways
January 27, 2012
I had been searching for the perfect pair of red jeans for a while, and I found these at TJ Maxx. I love this color red because it isn't too bright and it goes with so many things. I've paired these jeans with a vest and cape coat which you might remember from my previous posts here and here.
Do you have any colored denim?
Vest: Gap, shirt: J Crew, pants: TJ Maxx, shoes: Jack Rogers, bag: Michael Kors, necklace: Monkee's of Raleigh
Cape Coat: Nordstrom, sweater: Fabrik, pants: TJ Maxx, necklaces: Silpada and Juicy Couture, bag: Michael Kors, shoes: Banana Republic
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It looks like fans of the Oh Yeon Seo-Lee Joon couple on 'We Got Married' may be able to breathe a sigh of relief.
Oh Yeon Seo's camp has denied that the actress is a couple with her 'Oh Ja Ryong is Coming' co-star Lee Jang Woo on the January 4th broadcast of MBC's 'Section TV Entertainment Relay'.
On the show, the agency stated through a phone call, "The two are not dating. They're a sunbae and hoobae of the same university, and they became close while filming the drama. We believe that there is no possibility that the relationship will develop into something more than a friendship in the future."
However, the bit about the relationship not being able to progress does come as bit of contrast since their official press release on the matter was worded differently, as they stated, "Although they could officially become a couple with time and if their emotions remain mutual, right now, it's hard for us to say that they are officially in a relationship."
On the other hand, Lee Jang Woo's agency has remained silent on the issue.
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Coral Springs, Fla. A man took his dog for a run near his Coral Springs home and ended up prying the pooch out of a 7-foot alligator on Monday.
Michael Rubin took Jasmine, a 6-month-old golden retriever, and his other dog, a border collie named Frisbee, on a run at a construction site near his home.
During the run, Jasmine ran ahead of Rubin to the edge of a pond. Then he heard a yelp.
Rubin ran to help his dog and saw her head in the mouth of the alligator. He jumped in the muddy water, which reached his neck, he said, and began beating the beast with his fist.
When that didn't help, he grabbed onto his dog as the gator started to take it underwater.
Rubin yanked at his dog, finally prying her from the gator's mouth. He then rushed her to the Coral Springs Animal Hospital, which confirmed Jasmine was treated for cuts and puncture wounds.
Jasmine was in good condition, but quite sleepy, and was sent home with pain medication, Rubin said.


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The world of Zelharri, where magic reigns supreme, begins a chaotic existence after the death of the Duke. To usurp the throne and prevent the Duke's son, Aletto, from taking his rightful place, the Duke's bother, Jadek, marries his widow and exercises enormous power of Zelharri. Fearing that all the good in Zelharri will be unraveled, Aletto and his sister, Lialla, summon allies to aid them.
In this bewitching fantasy novel, three Californians are recruited into helping Aletto assume his royal position as Duke of Zelharri. The workaholic lawyer Jennifer; her irresponsible sister, Robyn; and Robyn's flippant son, Chris, must harness the mighty power of the Night-Threads to combat the sinister Jadek. The only problem is that they have no faith in this awesome power.
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Yes it gave my mind a fuller vision over the printed version.
The actors chouse of voices was much better then my mind when I read it. I wish it had been recorded earlier.
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This time for the Fiberactions-link at right-challenge, we were to use at least 10 colors. Years ago with a partner I had a business marbling fabric for garments to sell in galleries. We marbled rayon and silk mostly. The rayon scraps are in this quilt. I put iron on interfacing behind them then stripped them together rather randomly. When the challenge was posted, these seemed to be a good starting point. I added the vertical bands of blue cotton. The diagonal ones were already in the strips.
The quilting is by machine and rather basic, since the fabric themselves are so busy.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
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Very striking Sandy! Love your Kantha piece from a previous post too.
- January 17, 2013 at 7:55 AM
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I like places that are a bit weird. I'm more interested in what you might call dwellings than purpose-built houses. I like the idea of turning an unusual space into a home, which is what we've done in this converted warehouse flat in Shoreditch.
When we moved in six years ago I'd only seen this place from the outside. I was going away and hadn't been able to get a viewing, but I'd spent a lot of time trying to look in through the windows without much success. I had a feeling it was going to be special so I let my husband view it and agree to move in while I was still away.
It's very basic. We still have the strip lighting and concrete floors, and there's no central heating, but I feel healthier for it – I just move around more and wear extra layers. It gives me a nice excuse to buy a few more clothes. Guests staying over, however, have been known to wear hats in bed.
Temperature aside, it feels cosy as there are lots of textures. I love vintage floral prints and have lots of patterned clothes I hang on the walls – it makes more sense than hiding them away in a wardrobe. To create a bit of privacy I divided off the bedroom and dressing-room with floor-to-ceiling drapes. I found some great fabrics in a market in France and ran them up, along with the sofa cushions, myself.
I never shop for things for my home; I just seem to acquire them along the way. My cowhide rug is from a market in Amsterdam and I must have a fetish for Anglepoise lamps as I noticed the other day that I have about seven of them, all from different places.
The painting behind the sofa is by Faile, a friend who did a street-art show years ago at the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane. They had these huge canvases they didn't have space for after, so they gave me five. Somehow, I've only ended up with this one, which is a shame as a similar piece just went for £10,000. I really like mine, though – it pulls the room together.
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
Hey everyone~! It's Jenn here!
So today turned out to be not only a very interesting day but an exceptionally fun one too! The day began with a trek out to the Homer Spit, for the annual Shore Bird Festival which Homer prides itself in every year. The concept of the festival, is for bird watchers from all walks of life, to come and view a wide variety of birds that only stop in Homer this time of year to rest and refuel before continuing on to their breeding grounds where ever that may be. However, its not exactly a festival. This may be because today is Thursday, and only the first day, but we will never actually find out because we have so much else planned to do. So we walked the Spit, browsed through the shops, and went to a delicious little cafe for lunch.
After lunch, we met up with our guide at the Beluga Slough trail for the first of several different activities that had been planned for us. Our first activity was a walk through the marsh, to view some of the birds that had migrated. We saw a sand hill crane, and some geese, but for the most part that was it. The ground was wet, or saturated, but it was an experience all its own, and we learned about the different mud consistencies in the estuary.
The next activity we did for the day was determining the pollution level in Beluga lake. The way to do that was to check the amount of bugs we could find around a dock, and the numbers we ended up collecting told our guide a lot about the health of the lake.
The final activity of the day was snow shoeing at the Wynn Nature center on top of the mountain overlooking the city of Homer and the Homer Spit. It was a very unique experience and an excellent way to end the day. Everyone had a wonderful time, despite those, like myself, who took a face plant into the snow when we tripped.
That's it for today!! Thanks for reading!
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so Lexi how did you like snow shoeing? I love getting out for a trek in the woods on shoes, even when I am not working. Glad to see the post are back, 3 mornings in a row I check the blog and nothing. You know I am not the only one out in cyber-land that looks forward to seeing what you all are up too, so even if your tired, say hay great day, details to follow!
Have fun and enjoy the rest of the trip!
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Perspective (or a lack thereof)
Recently I had the epiphany that as a recumbent enthusiast and advocate I have a somewhat skewed view of how recumbents fit into the big picture. I tend to focus on the positive aspects of recumbents, and when people ask how I like my bike, or why I ride a recumbent, I have the usual answers ready to go: comfort, enjoyment, efficiency, etc. From my bent-centric viewpoint, it's hard to imagine why anyone would ride anything other than a recumbent, and for the most part I've been doing a lot of talking and not so much listening.
As a result of this realization, I decided to take an informal survey, asking a number of non-recumbent-enthusiasts if they would ride a recumbent, and if not, why. The feedback I've been getting has been an eye-opener. A majority of the people I talked with have only a passing curiosity regarding recumbents and they can't imagine themselves on one. Following are a few of the obstacles that will have to be addressed if recumbents are to break out of the 1/2% market share rut.
A number of people expressed concerns regarding visiblity on the road; they perceive recumbents as low, and consequently, less visible and more dangerous than uprights. This may be a fallacy, but the perception is out there and it's a common misconception.
The sheer size of long wheelbase recumbents appears to be a stumbling block for many. The issues associated with storing and transporting LWBs are a real problem, particularly for multi-mode commuters and apartment dwellers.
The enthusiast bike riders I spoke with, particularly those that ride with clubs, expressed concerns about fitting in with their group. Those that frequently ride in pacelines expressed concerns regarding the high chainrings at the front of high racers.
Ease of Use
Just about everyone I talked with was intimidated with high bottom brackets. Even among bike riders, I probably received more negative comments regarding high bottom brackets than any other issue. Typical comments were, "Are they hard to start and stop?", "How fast can you get your foot to the ground?", "What if you have to stop quickly?.
Many of the people I spoke with perceive recumbents as bikes for the elderly or infirm. Most, particularly those under middle-age, thought recumbents looked fun, but couldn't picture themselves on one.
This one's obvious. Even among those sincererly interested in recumbents, relatively high prices and limited selection at the lower end are a serious problem.
Some of these issues are actual drawbacks to the recumbent platform while others are just a matter of perception. In any case, if the recumbent industry is to grow beyond the insignificant niche that it is today, it'll take an outward focus and a major effort to address these and other objections.


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The Taylorville Tornadoes girls basketball team won Saturday's home non-conference game against Carrollton by a score of 41-38.
The Taylorville Tornadoes tipped the visiting Carrollton Hawks basketball team by a final score of 41-38 in Saturday's non-league game.
In their next game, the Tornadoes face the Effingham Flaming Hearts (Effingham, IL) in a non-league game, on Tuesday, February 7. Taylorville will attempt to move on its 19-8 season record. The Flaming Hearts go into the test with a 15-6 record after their 58-45 league win over East Richland (Olney, IL).
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WWE Dream Match Booked For WrestleMania 28; The Rock vs. Cena
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– It looks as if The Rock will be returning to wrestle in a WWE ring against John Cena after tonight's RAW.
The Rock accepted Cena's challenge for a match but wants it at WrestleMania 28 in 2012 from Miami, Florida.
The Rock extended his hand to Cena and the two shook on the match before taking a beatdown from The Corre. Cena and Rock ended up coming back and fighting the group off.
WWE confirmed that the match will take place at the end of tonight's broadcast. This is the first time that a WrestleMania main event has been confirmed one year in advance. Obviously things can happen between now and then that would stop the match.


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Ahhh the summertime and outdoors beckons. From golf to gardening, there is no lack of excuses to get outside and soak up some sun. There are so many activities that not only offer a great workout, but are fun to boot – and we all know that exercise is key to aging well, right?
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do it. big heavy nice power, realtivly good mileage if you put an edelbrock 650 on it. i would put a mild cam in it. oh yeah...do it. i have a 460 in my motorhome and I love it. My mercury has a 429(same block diff stroke) and it hauls a big heavy boat like a champ. both have the same aftermarket carb. a 650 does a good job and my car gets about 16 cruising and 12 at worst towing a boat. motor home is about 12-14 with 16 on the flats going speed limit.
Well of course its going to use some more gas than the 360 but it's in a dump truck so that isn't your biggest concern. I have a 1980 motor home that has a chrysler 440 in it and that thing eats my lunch in fuel! You probably aren't taking it cross country though so just evaluate your situation!
You'll need a bell housing..360 (FE block) and 429/460 (385 series) use 2 different bell housing bolt patterns.
460 motors are a much better motor than that old 360.. Do it. Later, mikey
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You will have to change the upper and lower motor mounts along with the bell housing. The exhaust will also have to be cut and refit to the 460, but it will be all worth it. BTW if you cannot find a 460 bell housing, look for one off a 351M or 400 as they are much more common. You can also use a 351M or 400 inspection plate but you will have to cut the hole larger that goes around the back of the crankshaft.
FORD began making truck specific 460's in 1979. Things such as oil coolers and later, FI.
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I can't imagine why this would even even up for consideration if there is a choice - the 460 is a better engine in all respects Hp and torque wise plus after market parts are readily available. And you give up nothing on gas mileage. A 360 was NOT a better idea from Ford.
Before a 460 is installed, a new straight-up timing gear set should be installed rather then the 9* OEM retard gear set - it makes a big difference. And an Edelbrock 600CFM carb is all you need as the OEM Holley for a 460 is only about 500cfm. Then add a DuraSpark ignition (a '78 might already have that as it was phased in about then. A '79 for sure has DuraSpark) Dave W
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i realy dont know what tranny is in the dump i just got it. But i noticed the 360 doesnt pull hills well even unloaded. i was just worried about gas milage. its a good 20-60 miles evey time i make a trip. also. will the accessories swap from the 360 to 460 (alternator p/s pump ect.) thankis for all the insight.
Your alternator will work with the proper brackets..the water pump is different power steering pump with the correct brackets..
Setting up a truck engine for that service is a whole different animal..Seldom do we see over 3500 rpm in a truck..so the 500 cfm carb is fine..run the cam straight up..use the stock heads and valve springs and the cam does not have a whole lot of lift and duration as we set those up to build a lot of torque at somewhere in the mid range..Idle is about 3-400 or so just ticking over is all.. PM me and I will give you the name and addy for the cam grinder I use who can grind you a cam for that.. Just an offer of help is all.. Sam
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A 390 or a 390 crank (as mentioned before) would be an improvement and would be an easy swap too. Danny |
I installed a 460 out of a Lincoln in my 78 F250 that had a 400. It does around 12-14 on the highway with a 4 speed manual transmission and a 600 cfm Edelbrock 4 barrel carb. If I was to get a later model 5 speed trans, I probably could get 16 mph.
Just the crankshaft and connecting rods if I remember right. The harmonic balancer might be different, along with the flex plate, or flywheel. It is externaly balanced if I remember right.
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Average college parties typically entail a variation of jungle juice, keg stands, grimy couches and swarms of students looking to blow off steam. Former full-time students Nick Fenmore and Ethan Dawes and current student Dick Fink of Super Mash Bros. are busy redefining what it means to party as they tour the USA hosting their own mash fiestas. Some of their specialties include Jimmy Eat World with a twist of Ludacris, Jay-Z with a hint of Michelle Branch, and pretty much anything else you'd least expect. They serve a blend of '90s hits and top 40 that'll keep you going all night, no couches needed — just some sweet dance moves. Swarms preferred. They'll be shakin' things up at Lollapalooza this year.
Q: How did you meet, and when did you start mashing?
Nick: We (Nick and Dick) met probably about six years ago in high school. We went to school relatively close to each other in a small group of friends, and we kind of started mashing by accident. We were both DJing at the time just for fun and for parties here and there. We ended up sitting down together and working on what became our first album just by a bet that our friend told us we couldn't really do it.
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Dick: What attracted me is that, when you're DJing, you kind of want to play a song that will make everyone dance, but so often, there's half the audience that wants to hear some oldies jams and half the audience that wants to hear the newest top 40 jams. I figured out that if you put them over each other at the same time, everyone gets really happy if it's done right.
Q: Can you describe the process of selecting songs for your mash-ups and putting them together?
Nick: We really try and pick things that have that nostalgic quality, a song that was once a hit and probably ended up being a one-hit wonder. We like bringing back those memories. In terms of picking the rap that goes with it, we always try to identify with something that people have heard before, keeping that singing-along and knowing-the-words kind of feel. In terms of putting the two together, a lot of it is trial and error. Some of it comes to you right in your head, and you'll be like, "Oh man, that would really work," but a lot of it is just sitting and listening to five seconds of music over and over and over until it sounds right.
Q: What's your approach to and philosophy on mashing?
Dick: I guess our approach at the end of the day is to make music that kids want to party to and get down to and dance to.
Nick: Yeah, whenever we get analyzed from a very musical standpoint, I'm always really touched because I've always had a musical background. But for us it's just in the approach, and our end goal is to make it as danceable and enjoyable as possible.
Dick: I think other mash-up artists like Girl Talk like to show off their musical knowledge, the breadth of it. Other artists like to make mash-ups because the titles that come from combining two different song titles are funny. We're really just focused on making music that's great to dance to.
Q: What types of venues do you typically perform at, and what's your favorite?
Nick: We do a lot of colleges, and we're starting now to do some festivals. We love the college scene; it's kind of catered to our "we don't really care, we're just in college and trying to party with everyone" kind of vibe. We recently did Ultra and Bamboozle, and Ultra was one of the coolest experiences.
Q: How do the audiences at the festivals differ from colleges?
Nick: It's fun as a DJ because you have the freedom to have any style that you want, really. When we're in Miami, obviously, we ended up doing a lot more house and electro-heavy songs, 'cause that's what they love down there. It's fun for us 'cause, like I said, we have such a broad range of tastes, we love to be able to play pretty much anything. I think I got away with a few silly ones like playing Taylor Swift at a rave, which I thought was kind of funny. We really like to cater what we do musically to where we are. If we're at a frat house, we can play Scotty Doesn't Know as loud as we can; if we're at Ultra, we can play a bunch of Afrojack and Tiesto.
Q: Have any of you been to Lollapalooza?
Nick: No. We're all super excited to go, though.
Q: What are you expecting it to be like?
Nick: Well, we grew up out here in California on Coachella, so we kind of think it's like Coachella but without the disgusting heat. We definitely know that Lolla has the history of being the rock 'n' roll, indie-rock kind of place for bands to blow up, so we're kind of honored and a little surprised that we somehow ended up in that mix.
Dick: It's just such a huge honor. Just how long Lolla has been running is what really sets it apart from everything else, 'cause there are tons of festivals around these days, but not many of them have the sort of heritage that Lollapalooza has.
Q: How are you guys preparing for it?
Nick: I started do pushups every morning after I got out of bed so I'm nice and fit in case it gets too hot.
Dick: I've been doing yoga to keep my mental skills honed. (But) we're working on a bunch of new material for Lollapalooza and for a new album. We're definitely going to have some fun little shindigs that are pretty unique to the Windy City.
A. Anything else you'd like to say to your fans or aspiring mash-up artists?
Nick: I think it's really clichéd when bands do this, but honestly, when you're looking from this vantage point, you couldn't be happier that you have fans out there that care about you. We thank them a million times over and over. We're super blessed to be doing what we're doing. To all you aspiring mash-up artists, all you need is a computer and your bedroom.
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Alan Ball was looking up yesterday after agreeing to become the new manager of Manchester City - he was struggling to find a flight back to England after cutting short a family holiday in Spain to complete the deal which will see him take over at Maine Road.
The City chairman, Francis Lee, admitted that he was so determined to team up again with his old England team-mate that he was prepared to travel to Ball's Marbella villa to discuss the deal. However, Lee managed to speak to Ball by telephone yesterday and persuaded him to walk out on Southampton.
"We have managed to locate Alan in Spain and, while there are a few details to finalise, I see no problems," said Lee, who confirmed that he is hoping to finalise the deal today.
Lee, who is believed to have offered Ball a three-year contract worth pounds 150,000 a year as well as substantial funds to build a team capable of challenging for honours. "I know Alan very well," he said. "He's a great enthusiast with a great knowledge of the game. His teams play football and I am excited about it."
It will be Lee's first managerial appointment since he took over at Maine Road in January 1994, following a prolonged and bitter takeover battle with his predecessor, Peter Swales. On his arrival, Lee vowed to give the then manager, Brian Horton, his full backing but his patience finally snapped when City avoided relegation by the skin of their teeth for the second year running. Horton was sacked two days after the end of the Premiership season.
Ball, 50, who has also had spells in charge of Blackpool, Portsmouth, Stoke and Exeter following a playing career that brought 72 England caps, will be City's 20th manager since the the Second World War - the last nine have all failed to land a major trophy.
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