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Dubai Financial Market Board Of Directors' Meeting
Date 20/04/2014
The Board of Directors' of Dubai Financial Market PJSC will hold a meeting on Wednesday 23 April 2014, at 2:00 PM at Borse Dubai to discuss the financial performance of the company and approve the Review report and condensed consolidated interim financial information for the three month period ended 31 March 2014. The Board of Directors will also discuss the normal business activities and any business issues as arise.
CFTC Commitments Of Traders Reports Update
Date 18/04/2014
The current reports for the week of April 15, 2014 are now available.
TMX Group: Market Holiday
Date 18/04/2014
The Exchange's offices and markets are closed today, March 29, 2014 (Good Friday).
CFTC Charges New York Financial Advisor Wayne Pennoyer Weddington III And His Companies, Brunswick Capital And Brunswick Capital Partners, With Solicitation Fraud, Making False Statements, And Registration Violations In Connection With Operating A Commodity Pool
Date 18/04/2014
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today filed an enforcement action against Defendant Wayne Pennoyer Weddington III of New York, New York, and his companies,Brunswick Capital LLC (BCLLC), a Connecticut corporation, and Brunswick Capital Partners LP (BCLP), a Delaware corporation, charging them with solicitation fraud, making false statements, and registration violations in connection with a commodity pool that he formed called Pennoyer International Funds Global Opportunity LLC (the Pennoyer Fund).
Moscow Exchange: Reasons For Trading Suspension On 17 April, Measures To Resume It
Date 18/04/2014
On 17 April, an error occurred in the core of the Derivatives Market"s trading system during the evening session at 9:29 pm MSK, resulting in the suspension of trading. The error occurred while processing a service transaction updating cash limits. To resume trading, exchange staff rebooted and conducted pre-launch testing of the trading system"s core. The system was open for order cancellation from 10:30 pm MSK, trading was resumed at 11:00 pm MSK, and proceeded to the close normally.
ADX Successfully Launches X-Stream
Date 18/04/2014
Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) has announced that the new trading system, X-Stream Trading has gone live as of the opening of trading at 10:00 am on Thursday 17th April. X-Stream Trading, developed by NASDAQ OMX, is the most widely used exchange trading system in the world. The final full-function test of the system was completed successfully by ADX on 12th April in the presence of NASDAQ OMX.
Decision On Cessation Of OSE-FX
Date 18/04/2014
OSE-FX will be put in cessation on October 23, 2014(Trading Session Ends is 6 00 am on October 24, 2014).
IMF Completes Eleventh Review Under An EFF Arrangement With Portugal, Approves €851 Million Disbursement
Date 17/04/2014
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today completed the eleventh review of Portugal's performance under an economic adjustment program supported by a 3-year, SDR 23.742 billion (about €26.58 billion) Extended Fund Facility (EFF) arrangement. The completion of the review enables the immediate disbursement of an amount equivalent to SDR 760 million (about €851 million), bringing total disbursements under the EFF arrangement to SDR 22.942 billion (about €25.68 billion).
Nigerian Stock Exchange Weekly Report For The Week Ended 17 April 2014
Date 17/04/2014
It was a four-day trading week as the Federal Government of Nigeria declared Friday 18th and Monday 21st April 2014 as public holidays to mark "Good Friday" and Easter celebrations.
US President's Working Group On Financial Markets Releases Terrorism Risk Insurance Report
Date 17/04/2014
The President's Working Group on Financial Markets (PWG) today released its report and analysis to Congress on terrorism risk insurance. The report, mandated by the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA), requires the PWG to conduct, on an ongoing basis, an analysis of the long-term availability and affordability of insurance for terrorism risk.


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Superlift's 4-Inch Lift Improves New Grand Cherokees' and Commanders' Trail Ratings
The new-generation Jeep Grand Cherokee (WK) and '06 XK Commander have been panned by hardcore off-roaders as being too pavement-oriented because of their unibody construction and independent front suspensions. This vocal-minority grumbling didn't discourage Superlift from engineering lift systems for both 4WD and 2WD versions of these new Jeeps, because Superlift strives to have the widest range of lift systems and accessories in the off-roading industry.
Designed in cooperation with American Expedition Vehicles (see sidebar), the new Superlift 4-inch systems maintain these Jeep SUVs' tame on-road ride while improving their off-road potential. Ground clearance improves through creating space for up to 33x12.50 tires on 8.5-inch wheels with a maximum 5.75-inch backspacing (to retain the factory wheels, minimum 3/4-inch-thick spacers are required for knuckle clearance).
PartsSuperlift applies its Frame Integrated Technology (F.I.T.) IFS approach to the WK/XK kit. Key components are replacement ductile-iron steering knuckles with a stout bellypan/crossmember assembly. These knuckles and the high-clearance crossmember help relocate the differential (4x4 application only) and lower control arms to maintain factory geometry: CV axles, steering linkage, and wheel alignment stay within spec. The 4x4 version of the kit also addresses front driveline angles so that the factory driveshaft can be retained. Underneath, Superlift contours the kit's interlocking crossmember and full-width bellypan for maximum ground clearance, using countersunk fasteners. This subframe structure relocates the lower control arms and improves the WK/XK's overall stability.
Superlift enhances ride quality in the front by adding preload spacers and tower blocks to the stock coilover strut assemblies. The preload plates increase the spring rate slightly to minimize mushiness and compensate for the increased weight and offset created by larger tires and wheels. Extended factory-style front and rear antisway-bar links ensure proper bar preload to further tune the road ride.
In the rear, Superlift eliminates the inherent sponginess by using longer coils that have a slightly heavier rate than stock. The kit's relocation brackets maintain correct four-link geometry.
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Titanium is ultra strong, ultra light, and won't corrode. As far as metals go, it's superior. It could be outside for an entire summer, an entire winter, an entire lifetime, and it will still be an intact, usable piece of pure titanium. Keep it in the family and your grandkid will be drinking a piping hot cup of coffee in the same titanium cup you did.
When camping, every ounce counts, as does every square inch in the rucksack. Everything has to be able to take a beating and carry on singing, and if it's not bringing you comfort or the necessaries of surviving, it's not coming.
This little stove and cup combo brings both. Boil your water to purify it and drink it out of the pot you boiled it in. Heat up your coffee. Cook your dinner in it, give it a rinse, and finish with a sip of whiskey. Everything tastes better in the outdoors and the fact that it's made completely out of titanium means it won't leach any unwanted chemicals into your warm and nutritious food.
It also won't budge, and won't topple over. It has no frills and no silly moving parts. This sturdy little marvel is the god that crushable, aluminum beercan stoves pray to. Best of all, every piece of the stove fits inside the securely lidded pot, which holds 500 ml, or just over 2 cups.
Aside from losing it down a mountainside or to the imperial jaws of a grizzly who absconds with it in the night, this compact stove set is virtually impervious to harm.
Comes with three parts, all made with titanium: a lidded pot, an alcohol stove, and a multi-fuel stand with wind guard.
Use & Care
The best fuel is denatured alcohol, which is cheap, clean burning, and can be found in camping stores, hardware stores and gas stations.
Set the stove on a patch of level ground. 40 ml of fuel can burn for about 12 minutes, enough time to cook up something tasty or boil four cups of water. Put the fuel in the fuel chamber and if it's cold, douse the outside of the entire stove in a few drops and light it. This will reduce cooking time by instantly heating up the metal. The flames on the outside will burn off and soon whatever's in your pot will be piping hot.
If you don't have denatured alcohol on you, simply remove the fuel chamber and use wood or other solid burning material.
The lid handle is protected with heat resistant silicone, the pot handle is not, so you're going to want to use gloves or at least your shirt sleeve when lifting your yummy stew off the stove.
Clean it with soap and water and air or pat dry. If water supply is low, clean it by filling the inside with sand or dirt and then give it a good shake and swipe with a towel. Alcohol burns clean, but if you have carbon residue from wood or other fuel and want to get the black off, use steel wool or a hard brush.
Production & Design
This little set was born in the lab, inspired on the mountain, and manufactured in ice.
Outside of space exploration and medicine, it's relatively unheard of to work with titanium that's only 3 mm thick, because the titanium is likely to crack or break when pulled into shape in sub-zero temps.
Using a cold press machine, countless research hours, rigorous testing and lots of love, Evernew have learned to bend this super metal to their whim. The parts are made one at a time by hand, the edge of each cup painstakingly bent to fit comfortably against your lip. This stove has been used and enjoyed at 14,000 feet.
Further Reading
Titanium, Kaufmann Mercantile References
Ultralight Backpacking, Wikipedia
Mix tape for the great outdoors: Trail Mix, Volume 1, Cold Splinters
Survival, Outside Magazine
SpecificationsProduct # ECA 268
–Calibrated titanium pot with lid
–Alcohol stove
–Stand with multi-fuel versatility (alcohol / wood / solid fuel)
–Wind guard
Pot: 2.64 oz (75 g)
Stove & stand: 3.03 oz (86 g)
TOTAL: 5.67 oz (161 g)
Pot: 3.7" x 3.4" (9.4 cm x 8.7 cm)
Upper stand: 3.26" x 2.36" (9.4 cm x 8.7 cm)
Lower stand: 2.36" x 1.97" (9.4 cm x 8.7 cm)
*When disassembled, all stove pieces fit into the lidded pot.
16.9 oz (500 ml), about 2 cups
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President Barack Obama acknowledges supporters while addressing his election night victory rally in Chicago, early Wednesday morning. (REUTERS/Jason Reed)
Obama defeated Romney in a series of key swing states despite a weak economic recovery and persistent high unemployment as voters decided between two starkly different visions for the country.
Obama's victory in the hotly contested swing state of Ohio - as projected by TV networks - put him over the top in the fight for the 270 electoral votes needed to clinch the White House and ended Romney's hopes of pulling off a string of swing-state upsets.
Obama scored narrow wins in Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire - all states that Romney had contested - while the only swing state captured by Romney was North Carolina, according to network projections.
CBS projected that Obama won the swing state of Nevada in Tuesday's presidential election. Obama won the state, which has six electoral votes, in 2008 as well.
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At least 120 million American voters had been expected to cast votes in the race between the Democratic incumbent and Romney after a campaign focused on how to repair the ailing economy.
Obama enters his second four-year term faced with a difficult task of tackling $1 trillion annual deficits, reducing a $16 trillion national debt, overhauling expensive social programs and dealing with a gridlocked Congress that looked likely to maintain the same partisan makeup.
Each man offered different policies to cure what ails America's weak economy, with Obama pledging to raise taxes on the wealthy and Romney offering across-the-board tax cuts as a way to ignite strong economic growth.
Inside Obama's Chicago campaign headquarters, staffers erupted into cheers and high-fives as state after state was called for the president.
Obama watched the returns on television at his Chicago home. Senior campaign strategist David Axelrod said via email that he was feeling "great."
Romney made last-minute visits to Ohio and Pennsylvania on Tuesday to try to drive up turnout in those states, while Vice President Joe Biden was dispatched to Ohio. Obama remained in his hometown of Chicago.
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Perfect Panini Cookbook
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Celebrating the original Italian sandwich, this book's 45 recipes cover simple favorites like three cheese with tomato and basil or hearty pulled pork with slaw, as well as sophisticated combinations like nectarine, arugula and brie, or roasted peppers with goat cheese and salsa verde. Each recipe displays the ingredients like a sandwich board, making it easy to choose the bread, fillings and condiments to make your ideal sandwich. You'll also learn tips for making the perfect grilled sandwiches: why it's important to coat the bread with oil or butter before grilling; how to layer ingredients for maximum results; why using a weighted press for toasting will make your sandwich extra-special. You'll find ideas for any meal of the day as well as ideas for customizing sandwiches that the whole family will enjoy. Hardcover, 96 pages.
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Pheasant hunters in Pennsylvania can get excited about the upcoming season because of an increase in the number of birds the Pennsylvania Game Commission plans to stock throughout the state this fall.
Northampton County hunters, not so much.
For the first time since 2004, the Game Commission is able to release 200,000 pheasants, a number not achievable in past years due to budgetary constraints. The Game Commission attributed the increased budget and production to money received from its Marcellus Shale leases.
The 13-county area of the Southeast Region will receive 42,220 (34,090 male and 8,130 female) pheasants, which includes 3,920 birds (2,510 males and 1,410 females) for the junior seasons that run Oct. 6-13. The regular pheasant season opens on Oct. 20.
Despite that increase in number, the Game Commission will not be stocking any pheasants in Northampton County this fall.
"We regret that we will not be stocking Northampton County this year," explained Steve Martin, the Southeast Region's conservation administrative supervisor. "Pheasant hunting habitat conditions continue to deteriorate in this rapidly growing and intensively farmed area, and also the Game Commission's standard operating procedures for pheasant stocking have raised the bar for minimum acreage of pheasant hunting habitat required before stocking will occur."
While there is some excellent habitat available in Northampton County, like at Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center in Belfast, there are other factors involved in the decision to bypass Northampton County.
Before this year, a minimum of 15 acres was considered a large enough area for a pheasant release, but the Game Commission upped that figure to 50 acres.
"The Game Commission spends a lot of money to produce these birds for our hunters, and we do not want to throw them away in areas of inadequate habitat," Martin said. "We prefer to stock pheasants where habitat is in a complex large enough that the birds have room to stay in good habitat after they are flushed, and also still be available to hunters rather than crossing the road or the fence row and being on private property, inaccessible to the public."
That's part of the reason that Jacobsburg was not deemed adequate. While Martin acknowledged that there are some excellent warm season grass plantings at the state park, a safety zone surrounding an adjacent housing development cuts into the grasslands area, leaving just two areas with barely 4 acres of hunt-worthy habitat. Forest land is not considered hunting habitat for the agency's pheasant program because it leaves the birds open to predation by other wildlife.
Private habitat enrolled in the Hunter Access Program is also deemed unsuitable for pheasants, and the Delaware Water Gap area is federally owned, not state controlled. The increase in pheasant propagation in the spring and release this fall has the Game Commission keenly aware of the financial investment.
The pheasants that had originally been allocated for Northampton County will be diverted to SGL 205 in Lowhill Township in the northwest corner of Lehigh County.
"We said that it would take another [hunting] license fee increase for us to be able to restore the cuts in pheasant production, as well as the other cuts that were made, since reducing the pheasant program was saving the agency more than $500,000 annually," PGC Southeast Region Director Douglas Killough said. "However, thanks to monies from recent Marcellus Shale-related gas leases on state game lands, we have been able to return to the 200,000-bird level this year, which is consistent with the Game Commission's Strategic Plan and Pheasant Management Plan."
The Game Commission has not been allowed to increase hunting license fees since the 1999-2000 season.
For a complete breakdown on the number of pheasants to be released in the Southeast Region, go online to the Lehigh Valley Wild blog.
RGS banquet: The Lehigh Valley chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society held its second annual banquet Wednesday at the Rodeway Inn in Allentown, and it was indeed heartwarming to see the turnout to not only recognize our state bird, but to help it.
Jim Boburka of Bethlehem, the habitat chairman for the group, reported that the group is raising funds to help the Game Commission build a mile-long access road to help plant habitat on a 130-acre tract of state game land on the south slope of Blue Mountain.
He did not want to disclose the exact location because the local RGS chapter would like to see the plot help build up the sagging grouse population as a conservation effort. The access road will allow the Game Commission to clear-cut the plot to encourage an early successional forest (20 years or less of growth) that will serve as ideal habitat for ruffed grouse as well as turkeys, deer and rabbits.
The quality of trees in the area to be clear-cut is not sufficient to sell as timber. The Lehigh Valley RGS chapter is anticipating a tree-planting day tentatively planned for the second Saturday in April 2013 to plant seedlings on the site.
Little Lehigh TU: The Little Lehigh Chapter of Trout Unlimited has reformed and elected officers last month in hopes of developing an active membership for one of the finest trout fishing streams in the region.
The group will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Wildlands Conservancy, Orchard Drive, Lower Macungie Township. Owen Owens, author of "Living Waters: How to Save Your Local Stream," will speak.
John R. Tunney is the president of the chapter. For more information on it or to join, email him at email@example.com.
Plant a tree on Saturday: WDIY, 88.1 FM, the Lehigh Valley public radio station, is sponsoring a tree planting 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday along the Lehigh River near the Lehigh Gap Nature Center where the Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor almost touches the Appalachian Trail.
The event is being held in conjunction with PPL, TreeVitalize, Lehigh County and the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. The area will be called WDIY's Member Tree Grove.
To sign up, or for more information, call WDIY at 610-694-8100.
DU sporting clays on Sunday: The Lehigh Valley Ducks Unlimited Cattail Classic Sporting Clays Shoot will take place on Sunday at Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays. The day will feature 100 targets, lunch and membership into DU.
For more information or to register, contact JR Felchock at 484-505-6791.


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In looking through some of my recipes and cookbooks, I found that people vary the meats almost as often as they do the seasoning in their favorite chili. There are recipes using lamb, wild game, turkey and beef of all types. I never thought I would like chili made with deer meat until I tasted my grandson Steven's version. It was great!
I like what Carroll Shelby from the International Chili Society said years ago: "If a guy wants to toss in an armadillo, I don't argue — I just don't eat with him."
It is believed that chili attained national popularity during the Great Depression because it was cheap and filling.
According to research, the first Chili Cook-Off in Texas took place in 1967 after a midwesterner, H. Allen Smith, wrote "Nobody Knows More About Chili Than I Do." This led to a cook-off where Smith faced off against Texas chili master Wick Fowler. Wouldn't you know it? The contest ended in a draw.
This story is of special interest to me because in 1968 I met Wick Fowler's brother at a cooking contest in Dallas. He was passing out samples of a chili mix they were planning to market.
When I returned home, I tried the sample mix and it was delicious. In fact, it was so good that I couldn't wait for it to reach our market so I could try it again. The only thing to do was to try to duplicate it in my own kitchen. My version wasn't exactly like the one given to me by Ike Fowler, but it was a good substitute until their mix became available.
The next time you are in the mood for a bowl of chili and would like something a little different, you might try Three Step Chili — my version of the Fowler chili.
If you want chili in a hurry, try my Simple Chili. It only takes 20 to 30 minutes to make.
For years, I used pork and beans in my chili but now opt for chili beans. Knowing that people differ in the degree of "hot" that they want in their chili, I have not listed a specific amount of chili powder in the Simple Chili recipe.
Three Step Chili
2 pounds ground beef (I prefer ground chuck)
1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
2 cups water
3 ½ tablespoons chili powder
1 tablespoon paprika
Salt to taste
2 tablespoons dry minced onions
8 to 10 bay leaves
2 tablespoons cornstarch
Brown the ground beef and drain well. Add the tomato sauce, water, chili powder, paprika, salt, minced onions and bay leaves. Simmer for 30 to 40 minutes. Skim off excess grease; remove bay leaves. Add enough water to cornstarch to make a pourable paste. Add to chili. Cook until thickened. Yield: 8 to 10 servings
Simple Chili
1 pound ground chuck
⅔ cup chopped onion
Chili powder, to taste
1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce (I like the one with roasted garlic in it)
1 ½ to 2 cups water
1 (16 ounce) can chili beans
Salt, to taste
Combine the ground chuck and onion in a heavy soup pot. Cook over medium high heat until meat is lightly browned. Add the chili powder, tomato sauce, water and chili beans. Continue cooking over medium heat for about 15 to 20 minutes, stirring often. Taste and add salt, as needed.
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