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For a while it seemed we wouldn't even get an example for today - so boring and uneventful the market has been. Then close to an end of the day a nice tradeable pattern finally came along - Cup and Handle break. Chart is self-explanatory.
Still, the day was barely worth waking up for.
Session Time: Thu Jun 10 00:00:00 2010
[08:33] {magoo} morn
[08:34] {Threei} (SP) Spain PM Zapatero: Spain's overhaul of its labor system will be substantial, confident reform will pass the legislature
[08:34] {Threei} - Plans to be presented to social parties tomorrow.
[08:34] {Threei} - Notes that all Euro Zone countries need to cut debt.
[08:34] {Threei} - Sees parliament labor reform approval this month.
[08:34] {Threei} ***Note that earlier in the session labor reform talks with union and business leaders ended without agreement. Back on June 9th Spain Labour Min said the govt could pass pension reform unilaterally if no political deal is reached.
[08:34] {Threei} magoo :})
[08:40] {nemo} AWIAV?
[08:41] {Threei} yes
[08:41] {Threei} deep thoughts
[08:41] {Threei} about humankind destiny
[08:42] {nemo} don't hurt yourself
[08:42] {Threei} earth orbit in spiritual universe
[08:42] {Threei} sun place in our souls
[08:42] {patience} i want what is in your coffee
[08:42] {Threei} menu for breakfast
[08:42] {nemo} bacon
[08:42] {Threei} yeah, that was easy part
[08:43] {Threei} coffee... hmmm... I did notice some unusual taste
[08:43] {Threei} that must be it
[08:43] {Threei} darn fair trade coffee, mus have mixed some coke leaves in
[08:44] {nemo} big offer .99 bp
[08:45] {Threei} EUR/USD Euro off its session highs as ECB tweaks growth outlook and inflation outlook remains with target range
[08:45] {Threei} MPET Feels company is undervalued; affirms development of up to 8 TCF in Australia - conf presentation (1.83, 0.00, 0.00%) (related IOC )
[08:46] {Les} i imagine many companies feel undervalued in this economy, but such is life
[08:46] {Les} good morning
[08:46] {Threei} Dealers awaiting if ECB addresses maturity of the 442B in the 12-month LTRO on July 1st with new instruments
[08:46] {Threei} yeah, ni kidding
[08:46] {Threei} market to MPET: wake up
[08:47] {Threei} AOL CEO: We are not selling AOL to Microsoft - conf comments
[08:47] {Threei} did MSFT ever want them?
[08:47] {nemo} my charts are screwy, everything says numerically up, but charts are down
[08:49] {Threei} British Petroleum plc Gulf of Mexico Update: Not aware of reason for share price movement; has significant capacity and flexibility in dealing with the cost of responding to oil spill; cost of the response to date is approximately $1.43B v $1.25B on June 7th
[08:49] {Threei} - Work on the first relief well, which started May 2, continues and has currently reached a depth of 13,978 feet. The second relief well, which started May 16, is at 8,576 feet, and preparing to drill ahead. Both wells are still estimated to take approximately three months to complete from commencement of drilling.
[08:50] {Threei} Wednesday, June 09, 2010 5:23:55 PM
[08:50] {Threei} British Petroleum plc Reportedly BP management may soon try to push back against rising US govt demands for covering oil spill related costs - unconfirmed report citing BP sources
[08:53] {nemo} what chart server you using Vad?
[08:54] {Threei} 1
[08:56] {Threei} (GE) German Constitutional Court rejects injunction against the EU rescue package
[08:56] {nemo} guess I shoulda' taken that BP offer break :)
[08:57] {Threei} interesting, some funds report initiating long positions in BP
[08:57] {magoo} vad, howd mkts close yesterday?
[08:57] {nemo} yeah, Whitney Tilson was reported to have taken a position
[08:57] {nemo} markets closed down mags
[08:58] {magoo} selloff? how much?
[08:58] {magoo} had to get wife, car broke down
[08:58] {Threei} closer to lows
[08:58] {Threei} not at day low but close enough
[08:59] {magoo} today last day school, i have to pick up kids 11 am
[09:01] {Les} holidays in US already?
[09:01] {Les} June & July is it?
[09:03] {nemo} weird, charts are showing down, even though numbers up
[09:04] {magoo} mine too
[09:04] {nemo} yeah, and LT is nowhere to be found
[09:04] {magoo} he cant do anythging with that
[09:04] {Threei} on what?
[09:06] {Threei} SPY is right
[09:06] {Threei} BP is right
[09:06] {nemo} no, my numbers are right BP up 2.96, but the chart shows it down 2.96
[09:06] {Threei} huh?
[09:06] {nemo} yep
[09:06] {Threei} yesterday's close is 29.19
[09:07] {Threei} price right now is 32.14
[09:07] {Threei} that's up
[09:07] {nemo} just sent a screen shot to you
[09:08] {Threei} on daily abd 1 min iontraday everything's correct
[09:09] {Threei} one you have is a few days on intradays,
[09:09] {Threei} and it skips yesterday
[09:09] {Threei} goes from Tue right to Thus
[09:10] {nemo} oh, so they lost data
[09:10] {Threei} Euro vs US Dollar ECB's Trichet: The euro is a very credible currency with exceptional track record - Q&A
[09:10] {Threei} - Reiterates that the euro has capacity to conserve its value, which is a major asset of the currency.
[09:10] {Threei} how's that?
[09:11] {nemo} if the data skips a day, they lost yesterday
[09:11] {Threei} not what I ask
[09:11] {Threei} " euro has capacity to conserve its value"
[09:11] {Threei} huh?
[09:11] {nemo} oh
[09:11] {Threei} just how does it do that?
[09:14] {Threei} RMBS, up measly 30 cents
[09:14] {Threei} after such a selloff
[09:14] {Threei} and with market gapping up solidly
[09:17] {shorty} morning all
[09:18] {Threei} shorty :)
[09:19] {RonS} gm all...apwr jumping on beat...18% float short, 6 mil shares
[09:20] {Threei} ron :)
[09:21] {lasertrev} good morning
[09:21] {Threei} trev
[09:22] {nemo} trev dude, you guys lost data?
[09:22] {lasertrev} no
[09:22] {Les} dcc trev
[09:22] {nemo} well, my charts skip from 6/8 to 6/10
[09:22] {nemo} can you explain that?
[09:23] {Threei} do you have yesterday's candle on daily?
[09:24] {lasertrev} hmm, will look in to it
[09:24] {nemo} no
[09:24] {lasertrev} changing chart server doesnt do anything?
[09:24] {Threei} I do on mine
[09:24] {nemo} nope
[09:26] {lasertrev} ok, nemo, will see what i can find
[09:26] {nemo} you want a screen shot?
[09:26] {lasertrev} sure
[09:27] {nemo} email trev?
[09:30] {magoo} BP should drop to 31.50 or 31 bux
[09:31] {jfjf64} mornin
[09:31] {Threei} jf :)
[09:31] {nemo} jf
[09:32] {jfjf64} lets go CELTICS
[09:32] {nemo} yeah, but I think LA a bit better
[09:32] {magoo} yea..really, cant stand kobe
[09:32] {nemo} me neither
[09:32] {jfjf64} ditto
[09:33] {jfjf64} hal
[09:33] {magoo} im a knicks fan from age 7, go ahead and laugh
[09:33] {nemo} yeah, remember watching Frazier play
[09:34] {jfjf64} in.65
[09:34] {Threei} watching LVS pullback
[09:34] {magoo} BO 31.50 coming
[09:34] {nemo} you mean BP?
[09:34] {magoo} oh wait, got it
[09:34] {Threei} Long Setup: LVS .80 break
[09:35] {Threei} if stays above .70
[09:35] {magoo} stay away nemo
[09:35] {magoo} calls over
[09:35] {jfjf64} hal baby
[09:35] {nemo} ow
[09:36] {jfjf64} mama gettin new shoes
[09:36] {Les} rig look likes it wants to break too
[09:36] {jfjf64} y
[09:36] {magoo} rather try pullbks
[09:36] {Les} y
[09:39] {Threei} Short Setup: RMBS .10 break
[09:39] {Threei} if stays under .20
[09:39] {Threei} CEDC Reportedly Russian Finance Ministry is increasing excise duty tax on spirits (23.23, -0.80, -3.33%)
[09:40] {Threei} RMBS valid again
[09:41] {Threei} CEDC, where is dino
[09:41] {Threei} this is his client
[09:43] {jfjf64} hal bounce vad
[09:43] {magoo} no clue on dino's whereabouts
[09:43] {Threei} Long Setup: WFC .65 break
[09:44] {Threei} Long Setup: HAL .75
[09:44] {nemo} too fast hal
[09:45] {Threei} (CH) US Treasury Sec Geithner: Stronger yuan would benefit China by increasing purchasing power (related USD/CNY EUR/CNY FXI )
[09:45] {Threei} {China} thanks for a good laugh
[09:45] {Threei} HAL over 1:1
[09:46] {Threei} move your butt WFC
[09:47] {nemo} offer .65
[09:47] {shorty} RonS, you called APWR.
[09:48] {Threei} no go
[09:50] {ese} morning all....just popped in to say hi.....have a memorial service to go to vad for the young lad who was stabbed here in front of the TC building....he was a Vic High kid.....will probably be with you all a little more monday....have a great day all
[09:50] {nemo} wanted V at .89 but couldn't figure out a stop
[09:50] {Threei} hi ese
[09:50] {Threei} horrible tragedy
[09:50] {ese} yes......... random.....stupid
[09:50] {shorty} Hi ese, sympathies to his friends and family.
[09:51] {ese} beggs the question ....what the hell is happening in this world
[09:51] {nemo} same as it ever was ese
[09:51] {Threei} on that kid on Kipilano bridge platform... he climberd over the railing...
[09:51] {ese} ya
[09:51] {nemo} same as it always will be
[09:51] {ese} he was warned numerous times i hear
[09:51] {shorty} I read that Threei
[09:52] {Threei} HAL 1:3
[09:52] {ese} anyway gotta go.....will catch you all monday...take care
[09:52] {shorty} Good weekend ese
[09:52] {ese} cya shorty
[09:53] {shorty} Threei, FITB.
[09:53] {Threei} too narrow
[09:54] {Threei} Short Setup: BP .90 break if stays under 32
[09:54] {Threei} half lot
[09:55] {Threei} 1:1
[09:56] {jfjf64} hal sharp drop
[09:56] {Threei} 24 cross worth a try
[09:57] {Threei} 1:1
[09:58] {jfjf64} i lk this set up
[09:58] {jfjf64} ahhhhhhhhh
[09:59] {Threei} 32 break BP was tgempting, just happened way to fast
[10:01] {nemo} better dino not here, he hates these gap up days
[10:04] {Threei} EUR/USD Economist Roubini: Euro will move back to parity with the USD, noting that the aid package backstop will not be enough
[10:05] {Threei} Long Setup: HAL .15 break
[10:06] {Threei} if stays above .10 for hardcore scalpers, 24 for normal people
[10:06] {shorty} I am a hybrid.
[10:07] {Threei} Hedge Fund Manager Soros: Double dip recession cannot be ruled out, situation similar to that of the 1930s
[10:07] {Threei} who let that out?
[10:07] {Threei} and gave it microphone?
[10:08] {nemo} stopped
[10:08] {Les} SLW consolidating above 19. b/d if holding below .10?
[10:09] {Threei} .05 break long appeals to me more
[10:09] {Les} ok
[10:11] {Threei} RIG Hearing RBC defends RIG; reiterates Outperform rating and $100 price target (timing uncertain) (44.84, +2.26, 5.31%)
[10:12] {Les} wfc
[10:12] {Les} fas dropping. maybe wfc too
[10:13] {Les} or a pullback long opp
[10:14] {Threei} neither
[10:15] {Threei} market is totally inactive
[10:15] {jfjf64} cvx
[10:16] {RonS} today is futures rollover day...lots of goofy action possible
[10:16] {nemo} glad I was scalping Hal
[10:18] {Les} miners are going down. perhaps better setups there
[10:21] {RonS} dfs news 3i?
[10:21] {Threei} DFS Hearing takeover chatter circulating (12.94, +0.37, 2.94%)
[10:21] {RonS} thx
[10:25] {shorty} Have to go for the day. See you tomorrow.
[10:25] {Threei} take care shorty
[10:25] {Les} ciao
[10:25] {Threei} dino :)
[10:26] {jfjf64} ko 5 min nice trend line .35 break
[10:26] {jfjf64} nope
[10:26] {jfjf64} so much 4 that
[10:27] {Threei} SEC reportedly approves stock market circuit breaker rules (related NDAQ NYX CME )
[10:29] {magoo} dunno if thats a good thing
[10:29] {Threei} it just doesn't matter in a big picture, and will hurt someone on an individual level
[10:29] {jfjf64} ko what to do
[10:30] {RonS} drink a pep
[10:31] {Threei} MNKD AFREZZA Demonstrates Non-Inferiority Compared to Standard Therapy in Controlling Blood Sugar Levels in Type 1 Diabetes Patients
[10:31] {jfjf64} in .37
[10:33] {RonS} non-inferiority?...sounds like Clinton-speak
[10:33] {Threei} yeah, how about superiority?
[10:35] {RonS} rmbs sure looks like it wants another leg...entry not clear to me
[10:36] {Threei} nor me
[10:41] {Threei} well
[10:41] {Threei} .40 break now
[10:41] {Threei} 51/49
[10:47] {Threei} BP Planning to test new containment system this weekend; will flare oil and gas from a floating rig by Schlumberger
[10:57] {Threei} mystery to me why today is totally inactive, after such prolonged period of nice ranges and activity
[10:57] {RonS} wow, 15 yr fixed mortgage rate at 4.17%
[10:58] {Threei} nice rate
[11:03] {jfjf64} anybody up 4 cards
[11:04] {nemo} ?
[11:04] {jfjf64} bored
[11:04] {nemo} yep
[11:05] {jfjf64} nemo meet me bostn garden tonight buy ya a beer
[11:05] {nemo} working tonight
[11:05] {nemo} not even sure what bars are around the Gahhden any more
[11:05] {jfjf64} me too
[11:06] {nemo} Used to be an Irish pub across the street
[11:06] {jfjf64} wht happen to it
[11:06] {nemo} might still be there, I haven't been there in years
[11:06] {nemo} older I get less I like crowds
[11:08] {Threei} crowds? I don't even like individuals
[11:08] {jfjf64} stop ya a peoples person
[11:09] {Threei} I'll be back in 20 min, after bout of wild laughter passes
[11:09] {jfjf64} lol
[11:09] {Threei} AONE Hearing Craig Hallum initiates with Buy rating and $15 price target (timing uncertain) (7.87, +0.28, 3.69%)
[11:12] {Threei} SEED Hearing vague take over chatter circulating (timing uncertain) (8.71, +0.32, 3.81%)
[11:24] {Threei} BP sharp pullback
[11:28] {nemo} bounce between here and .90
[11:35] {Threei} BP Ticking lower, hearing recent selling due to further speculation that the Gulf oil leak could be much larger than previously reported
[11:35] {Threei} Note: Some editorial reports in recent days have pegged the leak as high at 100K bpd or more, citing claims from various researchers.
[11:41] {RonS} gs nearing the cusp
[11:42] {nemo} bounce area fas?
[11:43] {Threei} toss up
[11:50] {Threei} jf
[11:51] {Threei} good thhat per your request I did two charts yesterday
[11:51] {Threei} might not get any today, lol
[11:59] {Threei} dino, you OK?
[12:00] {RonS} gs going...down
[12:01] {RonS} Goldman Sachs May Face Additional SEC Probe But Unlikely to Face Additional Charges 06/10 09:53 AM
[12:02] {RonS} similar to my to my doctor and me, but not quite...i get the probes and the charges
[12:02] {Threei} lol
[12:07] {dino} sm s dia .99
[12:07] {Threei} BP spiking now
[12:07] {Threei} shrug
[12:07] {Threei} bipolar
[12:08] {Threei} RIG Moody's revises outlook to negative from stable; affirms Baa2 rating
[12:08] {Threei} - Affects $4B of debt
[12:17] {Threei} (AU) Xstrata CEO: Tinkering with Australia's mining tax will not avoid overall damage
[12:17] {Threei} - Government has not consulted with industry on key issues, including application of the 40% rate to current projects.
[12:24] {Threei} (US) US President Obama: Have had good discussions with Congress on trimming debt and deficits (related TLT SHY IEF )
[12:25] {Threei} {Congress} yep, and we fully intend to discuss it about 20 times more over next 10 years
[12:25] {Threei} {Debt and Deficits} go ahead, trim us, we dare you
[12:26] {Threei} {good discussion} yes, I've been had
[12:26] {Threei} lord, am I bored
[12:27] {RonS} am too and kind of peeved that i see nothing actionable
[12:27] {Threei} market is fully locked
[12:27] {nemo} gap up and coma
[12:27] {Threei} long time since I've seen the day with so little action
[12:28] {Threei} and no single word from dino
[12:28] {RonS} john sebastion day
[12:28] {nemo} John B.?
[12:28] {RonS} hot ime, summer in the city...
[12:28] {RonS} ime=time
[12:29] {nemo} Yeah, saw him a few times in the 70,s
[12:29] {nemo} 70's
[12:32] {dino} went short dia above, but these big up days aren't my thing
[12:32] {dino} stopped dia -.21
[12:33] {nemo} [10:01] {nemo} better dino not here, he hates these gap up days
[12:33] {RonS} http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMimqfJVedE
[12:36] {Threei} totally useless day dino
[12:37] {dino} lol nemo
[12:37] {nemo} :)
[12:37] {dino} so true vad
[12:37] {dino} rinsed on my dia s
[12:39] {RonS} gs is the bp of the day
[12:44] {nemo} fas bounce?
[12:47] {RonS} gs down $5 and aig up...lol
[12:47] {nemo} slb short?
[12:48] {nemo} just as likely to bounce
[12:50] {RonS} wlt short on news?
[12:52] {RonS} ...hearing mine fatalities...
[12:52] {RonS} ...unconfirmed...
[12:55] {Threei} Walter Energy, Inc. Hearing Morgan Stanley making cautious comments (timing uncertain)
[12:55] {Threei} - Note: There were reports that a truck operator in Alabama had died of burns related to an explosion at drill rig on Tuesday
[12:58] {Threei} who remembers hawkfan?
[12:58] {nemo} vaguely...they won
[12:58] {Threei} sigh
[12:59] {Les} dc comic hero?
[12:59] {RonS} Saudi Prince?
[12:59] {Threei} lol
[12:59] {Threei} too many are off oday
[12:59] {Les} ah no, sorry that's hawkman
[13:00] {Threei} oldtimer, was tradinbg with us for a few years, took sabbatical by prersonal reasons
[13:00] {Threei} back to trading next week
[13:00] {Threei} very nice guy and good trader
[13:01] {Les} what's his style?
[13:01] {Threei} if dino wakes up and mgoo returns from blackout, they'll remember him
[13:01] {RonS} lol
[13:01] {Threei} mix of magoo and ese
[13:01] {Les} cool
[13:02] {Threei} *(US) TREASURY'S $13B 30-YEAR BOND REOPENING DRAWS 4.182%; BID-TO-COVER RATIO 2.87 V 2.73 PRIOR AND 2.67 AVE OVER THE LAST 6 REOPENINGS
[13:02] {nemo} yeah, but who bought
[13:02] {Threei} have patience
[13:02] {Threei} 84.84% alloted at high
[13:02] {Threei} - Indirect bidders take 36.03% of competitive bids, 20.3% go to Direct bidders, Primary Dealers take 43.66%
[13:02] {Threei} - Median 4.14%, Low 4.08%
[13:03] {RonS} wlt mine fatality at a surface mine...deemed not material since bulk of wlt biz is underground met coal...so nevermind...
[13:03] {nemo} not particularly good
[13:03] {Threei} news item updates as information does
[13:03] {Threei} so I post it in parts as they come in
[13:14] {nemo} here comes the rally
[13:15] {Les} $USD easing off
[13:15] {Threei} GS President Kohn: There is not indication Goldman is close to settlement with SEC (132.14, -4.66, -3.41%)
[13:16] {Threei} BP Dept of Justice: No plans to place injunction on dividends; cannot rule out possibility in the future (32.09, +2.89, 9.90%)
[13:16] {Les} apparently 1£ in every 6£ paid out to pension funds is from BP's dividend
[13:17] {Threei} so why would govt want that to end?
[13:17] {RonS} Justice is not a court. They cannot place and injunction, only request.
[13:17] {Les} that'd put a crimp on pensioners in the UK
[13:17] {Threei} or they think dividends are for rich famous?
[13:17] {RonS} i read that 38% of bp holders are us individuals
[13:18] {Les} so Obama could succeed in pissing of UK pensioners and American investors in one go
[13:18] {RonS} ...and US pensioners
[13:21] {dino} i think he's already pised off most american investors
[13:24] {Les} I guess it can only get worse
[13:24] {RonS} ...the guy has a slobber-fest w/ the Pal prez v. the shunning of Netenyahu
[13:28] {Les} http://www.businessinsider.com/uk-us-bp-2010-6
[13:29] {Les} obama's lack of popularity = need to kick butt?
[13:29] {Les} tell me it's not so
[13:30] {Les} rmbs close enough for a .45 break, or a pullback long?
[13:31] {Threei} really no idea
[13:33] {Les} spy q's clearing their respective ma's
[13:52] {Threei} MNKD Hapoalim Securities reiterates Sell rating and $1 price target (timing uncertain
[13:52] {RonS} bp losing it
[13:52] {Threei} (US) Combined House and Senate Financial Regulation bill to reportedly include provisions on mortgage reform, including predatory lending - unconfirmed report
[13:52] {Threei} - To include requirements for firms to update the "living wills" based on results of stress tests.
[13:53] {Threei} "predatory lending"
[13:53] {Threei} lol
[13:53] {Threei} no fresh news so far BP
[13:54] {Les} miners still tanking... GGk
[13:54] {RonS} British PM Cameron pledges help in BP oil spill 06/09 11:00 PM
[13:54] {Les} -k
[13:58] {Threei} (US) US State Dept: BP oil spill will not negatively impact the relationship with UK (related BP )
[14:00] {Threei} US) MAY MONTHLY BUDGET STATEMENT: -$135.9B V -$140BE (20TH STRAIGHT MONTH OF BUDGET DEFICITS)
[14:00] {Threei} - Total Receipts: $146.7B v $117.2B y/y (+25%)
[14:00] {Threei} - Total Spending: $282.7B v $306.8B y/y (-8%
[14:23] {Threei} unbelievable
[14:23] {Threei} can't find anything anywhere
[14:26] {dino} same
[14:27] {Threei} BP is total OCD
[14:27] {RonS} :s i seem to be finding a large amount of frustration
[14:29] {jfjf64} rimm buying
[14:30] {jfjf64} not me someone
[14:30] {Threei} some days you just have to sit it out Ron
[14:30] {Les} bp holding better
[14:30] {Threei} it's npt like they repeat very often
[14:30] {Threei} but looking at the range today, it's obvious activity just isn't there
[14:34] {jfjf64} pullbk rimm
[14:38] {Les} APC read vad?
[14:39] {Threei} bounce on 38 cross...
[14:39] {RonS} DOJ: AU Optronics, Six Executives, Indicted In LCD Price Fixing Case 06/10 12:38 PM
[14:39] {Threei} RMBS Hearing BWS Financial makes cautious comments (timing uncertain) (18.68, +0.49, 2.69%)
[14:42] {Les} APC 1:1
[14:42] {Threei} (US) US House of Representatives approves bill to increase annual mortgage premium to 1.5% from 0.55%
[14:42] {Threei} - Legislation designed to assist FHA finances; Senate has yet to vote
[14:42] {Threei} yup
[14:42] {Les} can't trade, so just looking at setups
[14:44] {Les} BP read here vad?
[14:44] {nemo} here's the run spy just broke
[14:48] {Threei} zilch on BP
[14:56] {nemo} big bid bidue 72
[15:07] {dino} so, do we fill the opening gaps today or tomorrow?
[15:07] {nemo} friday....how many people want to go long into the weekend?
[15:07] {Threei} how may want to go short?
[15:08] {dino} feels unlikely today, but stranger things have been happening
[15:09] {Threei} (GR) ECB's Trichet: Seeing indications that budget execution is on track in Greece, sees encouraging signs of fiscal consolidation in other countries (related EUR/USD SOVRX NBG )
[15:09] {Threei} ummm... hoorraaY
[15:09] {Threei} ?
[15:30] {Threei} APC
[15:30] {Threei} oops
[15:30] {Threei} late
[15:31] {Threei} .50 break was the thought
[15:31] {Threei} well
[15:32] {Threei} back to trigger
[15:38] {Threei} 1:1
[15:38] {Threei} lord... did I find a trade?
[15:38] {Threei} and it worked?
[15:39] {Threei} can't be
[15:39] {dino} lol
[15:39] {nemo} just barely :)
[15:40] {nemo} might get a run here though
[15:42] {Threei} 1:2
[15:42] {Threei} {--- fainting
[15:43] {Les} DO vad?
[15:43] {Threei} 1:3, and I am becoming deeply religious
[15:43] {Threei} oh boy
[15:43] {Threei} 1:3
[15:43] {Threei} DO, no idea
[15:49] {dino} gj
[15:49] {Threei} 1:5
[15:49] {Threei} I found religion
[15:49] {Threei} as of today
[15:50] {Les} did you take it, or paper trade it?
[15:50] {dino} 6/3 gaps above 10255, 1895, 1102. 6/9 gaps below 9899, 1778, 1055
[15:53] {Threei} Les
[15:53] {Threei} paper trade?
[15:53] {Les} so you were in? nice one
[15:53] {Threei} I am niot saying I held it for full 1:7 where it is now
[15:53] {Les} sure
[15:53] {Threei} but paper trade?
[15:54] {Les} well I know when you're not sure something is going to work, you "paper trade" to see if the setup functions
06[15:54] * nemo slaps Les around a bit with a large daytrading course
06[15:54] * nemo slaps Les around a bit with a large scalping course
[15:54] {Les} thanks nemo
06[15:54] * nemo slaps Les around a bit with a large Master Profit Plan
06[15:54] * nemo slaps Les around a bit with a large chart of uptrending market
06[15:54] * nemo slaps Les around a bit with a large book of Techniques of Tape Reading
06[15:54] * nemo slaps Les around a bit with a large trout
[15:55] {nemo} frickin' guy
[15:55] {Les} oh you are a bored boy aren't you
[15:55] {nemo} no...you just bring it out in me
[15:56] {Les} ok, so APC was one for the room.... wasn't clear to me
[15:58] {nemo} whoa, talk about a low volume rally
[16:00] {dino} heading out, later all
[16:00] {Threei} take care dino
[16:00] {Threei} thank you all
[16:00] {Threei} have a good evening, see you tomorrow
[16:00] {Les} night
[16:00] {nemo} P&Q see you all tomorrow


text: Meredith Brown is a doctoral student and Research Graduate Assistant II at the University of Maryland in the Department of Geographical Sciences. She earned a B.S. in Physics from the University of Washington and an M.S. in Climate System Science from the University of Texas at Austin. Meredith is currently supported by, and contributing to, a NASA grant for producing incident Shortwave Radiation and Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) products from MODIS and geostationary satellite data, her dissertation research will be on assessing the impacts of diffuse solar radiation on agricultural crop yield. Meredith is interested in the effects of climate change on human populations and in improving scientific literacy in the U.S., especially with respect to issues such as climate change.

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How to Unhide a Tagged Photo on Facebook
If a Facebook user posts a picture of their friend and tags their friend in the photo by adding their name to the picture, the photo will automatically appear in the friend's photo album and on the friend's timeline. Users can hide these photos -- as well as any other activity -- from their timeline, which essentially prevents it from being viewed by other Facebook users. If you've accidentally hidden a tagged photo on your timeline, you can easily unhide it.
Log in to your Facebook account. Click the button with your name and picture on it in the upper right corner of your page.
Scroll down your timeline until you locate the "Recent Activity" box.
Click the pencil icon in the upper right corner of the "Recent Activity" box and then select "Hidden Activity." A list of your recently hidden activities will appear.
Click the "x" next to the tagged photo that you hid to remove it from the hidden activities. Click "Save" to save your changes. Your photo should no longer be hidden.
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I've been doing this whole frugal living thing for awhile now. Some things have become so ingrained in me that I do them without even thinking–not realizing that they may seem strange to others!
Just the other day I was chatting with a friend while rinsing out a plastic baggie. She looked at me in confusion and then asked, "Do you always reuse those?" I laughed and told her yes. I can generally get 4-5 uses out of one bag, so why spend the $4 on a new box when I can wash the ones I already have!
That experience inspired me to share the:
Top 10 Most Frugal Things That I Do
1. Reuse Plastic Baggies
I even tell my six-year-old to always bring back his baggies from lunch. We have reusable containers (I love these stainless steel ones!), but there always seems to be need of plastic bags as well.
2. Take My Lunch to Work Each Day
I can't remember the last time that I bought my lunch. Each evening after supper I make quickly make my lunch using leftovers. I'll add a piece of fruit or some yogurt, and voila! Instant lunch.
3. Cut Dryer Sheets in Half
This might seem totally silly, but it saves some money! I always cut each dryer sheet in half (or even thirds if I'm feeling especially cheap–I mean frugal). It still does the job, but I'll spend half as much on dryer sheets over the course of the year. Score!
4. Wash Laundry in Cold Water
A few years back I read that most clothes don't need to be washed in warm water. I thought, "That sounds good to me! Less work sorting clothing for laundry!" I still wash our whites and bedding in hot water, but I do everything else on the cold cycle.
5. Make Homemade Vegetable Stock
This may go down as the cheapest thing that I do. I save all of my vegetable scraps (carrot peels, onion peels, etc.) in a bag in the freezer. Once the bag is full, I make homemade vegetable stock in the crock pot. You can read my tutorial HERE.
6. Rinse Out the Laundry Detergent from the Bottom of the Bottle
My grandmother taught me to always rinse a bottle to get that last little bit of soap out. I do this with laundry detergent, bath soap, shampoo, and more. I'll even take the top off of a bottle of lotion with a pump to scrape the sides.
7. Use Tea Bags Twice
I love having a hot cup of tea in the evenings. If I use bagged tea, I'll use it twice in an attempt to stretch its usefulness. (One side note: Brewing loose leaf tea can be even more frugal! I used to be scared of the entire process–and of getting leaves in my mouth–but now I thrive on the ritual of it. I love this pretty little turquoise pot!)
8. Only Buy Meat on Clearance
Each time I'm at the grocery store, I take a quick look in the discounted meat section. I can often find amazing deals on meat that is nearing its expiration date. I've gotten whole chickens for $3, chicken thighs for $2, and many other great bargains. I just stick the meat in the freezer when I get home, and pull it out when I'm ready to use it. No one has to know it only cost a fraction of the original price!
9. Own a Non-Smart Phone
I am probably the last person in America to have a non-smart phone. (I know that is an exaggeration, but a very slight one!) However, I really don't want one. I enjoy feeling slightly disconnected from the harried pace of our technological word. Plus, I save on our phone bill and am not tempted to buy upgrades whenever something new comes out. It's just one of the 7 Things I've Chosen Not to Spend Money On.
10. Clean Just About Everything with Baking Soda and Vinegar
Baking soda and vinegar have to be the most effective, most environmentally-friendly, and most inexpensive cleaning products anywhere. I just add some lemon juice or oils to the mixture and get cleaning. I now make my own glass cleaner that I think works better than Windex!
Bonus Frugal Tip:
I also go through Ebates before I make any purchase online. Ebates is a cash-back site that will give you cash back on any item that you purchase online. I've made over $300 this year just by buying things I was going to buy anyway! Sign up HERE to receive $10 just for signing up.
Please know that I'm not advocating any or all of these things. I'm sure that some of them are a bit extreme 🙂
Also know that frugality is not a competition. We all do what works best for our family in our circumstances. In fact, I have 5 Things I Choose to Splurge On–ways that I may not be the most frugal person possible. 🙂 These are just a few things that help me save a little money (and get some strange looks from friends in the process!).
I'd love to hear your tips! What is the most frugal thing that you do? Tell us about it in the comments!
(Linked to Small Victories Sunday, Tips and Tricks, Share the Wealth, Frugal Friday)
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Sweet Potato Kale Soup
Ingredient List
- 1 extra large sweet potato
- 4 cups vegetable broth
- 1/2 cup sweet onion
- 2 cups kale, chopped
- 1/2 tsp chipotle spice (or another favorite herb or spice to season)
- salt/pepper to taste
- 2 scoops tera'swhey Simply Pure Isolate
- Dash of cinnamon
- 1/4 nutritional yeast (optional)
- 1-3 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil (optional)
Cooking Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 400 degrees. Peel and dice the sweet potato. Drizzle with olive oil and add salt and pepper. Line the sweet potato pieces on a baking sheet and roast for 30 minutes.
- Add the potato and all ingredients (except the kale) to a high speed blender or food processor – puree until smooth.
- Transfer to soup pot. Add kale and allow the hot soup to wilt the kale leaves. The kale will also help to thicken the soup. Simmer until ready to serve.


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1 Chronicles 4 Christian Standard Bible (CSB)
Judah's Descendants
4 Judah's sons: Perez, Hezron, Carmi, Hur, and Shobal.
2 Reaiah son of Shobal fathered Jahath, and Jahath fathered Ahumai and Lahad.
These were the families of the Zorathites.
3 These were Etam's sons:[a] Jezreel, Ishma, and Idbash, and their sister was named Hazzelelponi.
4 Penuel fathered Gedor, and Ezer fathered Hushah.
These were the sons of Hur, Ephrathah's firstborn and the father of Bethlehem:
5 Ashhur fathered Tekoa and had two wives, Helah and Naarah.
6 Naarah bore Ahuzzam, Hepher, Temeni, and Haahashtari to him. These were Naarah's sons.
7 Helah's sons: Zereth, Zohar,[b] and Ethnan. 8 Koz fathered Anub, Zobebah,[c] and the families of Aharhel son of Harum.
9 Jabez[d] was more honored than his brothers. His mother named him Jabez and said, "I gave birth to him in pain."
10 Jabez called out to the God of Israel, "If only you would bless me, extend my border, let your hand be with me, and keep me from harm, so that I will not experience pain."[e] And God granted his request.
11 Chelub brother of Shuhah fathered Mehir, who was the father of Eshton. 12 Eshton fathered Beth-rapha, Paseah, and Tehinnah the father of Irnahash. These were the men of Recah.
13 Kenaz's sons: Othniel and Seraiah.
Othniel's sons: Hathath and Meonothai.[f]
14 Meonothai fathered Ophrah,
and Seraiah fathered Joab, the ancestor of those in the Craftsmen's Valley,[g] for they were craftsmen.
15 The sons of Caleb son of Jephunneh: Iru, Elah, and Naam.
Elah's son: Kenaz.
16 Jehallelel's sons: Ziph, Ziphah, Tiria, and Asarel.
17 Ezrah's sons: Jether, Mered, Epher, and Jalon. Mered's wife Bithiah gave birth to Miriam, Shammai, and Ishbah the father of Eshtemoa. 18 These were the sons of Pharaoh's daughter Bithiah; Mered had married her. His Judean wife gave birth to Jered the father of Gedor, Heber the father of Soco, and Jekuthiel the father of Zanoah. 19 The sons of Hodiah's wife, the sister of Naham: the father of Keilah the Garmite and the father of Eshtemoa the Maacathite.
20 Shimon's sons: Amnon, Rinnah, Ben-hanan, and Tilon.
Ishi's sons: Zoheth and Ben-zoheth.
21 The sons of Shelah son of Judah: Er the father of Lecah, Laadah the father of Mareshah, the families of the guild[h] of linen workers at Beth-ashbea, 22 Jokim, the men of Cozeba; and Joash and Saraph, who married Moabites[i] and returned to Lehem.[j] These names are from ancient records. 23 They were the potters and residents of Netaim and Gederah. They lived there in the service of the king.
Simeon's Descendants
24 Simeon's sons: Nemuel, Jamin, Jarib, Zerah, and Shaul;
25 Shaul's sons: his son Shallum, his son Mibsam, and his son Mishma.
26 Mishma's sons: his son Hammuel, his son Zaccur, and his son Shimei.
27 Shimei had sixteen sons and six daughters, but his brothers did not have many children, so their whole family did not become as numerous as the Judeans. 28 They lived in Beer-sheba, Moladah, Hazar-shual, 29 Bilhah, Ezem, Tolad, 30 Bethuel, Hormah, Ziklag, 31 Beth-marcaboth, Hazar-susim, Beth-biri, and Shaaraim. These were their cities until David became king. 32 Their villages were Etam, Ain, Rimmon, Tochen, and Ashan—five cities, 33 and all their surrounding villages as far as Baal. These were their settlements, and they kept a genealogical record for themselves.
34 Meshobab, Jamlech, Joshah son of Amaziah,
35 Joel, Jehu son of Joshibiah, son of Seraiah, son of Asiel,
36 Elioenai, Jaakobah, Jeshohaiah, Asaiah, Adiel, Jesimiel, Benaiah, 37 and Ziza son of Shiphi, son of Allon, son of Jedaiah, son of Shimri, son of Shemaiah—
38 these mentioned by name were leaders in their families. Their ancestral houses increased greatly. 39 They went to the entrance of Gedor, to the east side of the valley to seek pasture for their flocks. 40 They found rich, good pasture, and the land was broad, peaceful, and quiet, for some Hamites had lived there previously.
41 These who were recorded by name came in the days of King Hezekiah of Judah, attacked the Hamites' tents and the Meunites who were found there, and set them apart for destruction, as they are today. Then they settled in their place because there was pasture for their flocks. 42 Now five hundred men from these sons of Simeon went with Pelatiah, Neariah, Rephaiah, and Uzziel, the descendants of Ishi, as their leaders to Mount Seir. 43 They struck down the remnant of the Amalekites who had escaped, and they still live there today.
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We are all witnesses of a revolution where building apps and websites becomes easier every single day.
Electron JS apps are definitely a part of this revolution and in case you still don't know what Electron framework is and which apps are using it, we have prepared a thorough analysis for you.
What is Electron JS?
Electron is a framework for creating desktop applications with all the emerging technologies including JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Basically, when an Electron development company uses the framework it takes care of the hard parts so it can focus on the core of the application and revolutionize its design.
Designed as an open-source framework, Electron combines the best web technologies and is a cross-platform – meaning that it is easily compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux.
It comes with automatic updates, native menus, and notifications as well as crash reporting, debugging and profiling.
What reason are many great companies using Electron framework for?
For many developers, the best way to understand Electron JS is to see it in practice. For that manner, we are listing the most popular examples of desktop apps using this framework below.
#1 WebTorrent Desktop App
Let's face it – we all love torrents, whether they are downloaded on our mobile or desktop screens.
However, this type of apps still feels a bit outdated and old, which is why the guys at WebTorrent decided to step into action – using Electron JS as their basic developing program.
Without any plugins, extensions or installations required, WebTorrent links the user to a decentralized browser-to-browser network that ensures efficient file transfer.
Why WebTorrent uses Electron?
Electron steps into action with the WebTorrent Desktop version, making it as lightweight, ad-free and open source as possible. Also, it aids the streaming and acts as a hybrid client that connects the app to all the popular BitTorrent and WebTorrent networks.
#2 WordPress Desktop App
As the true king of content management systems, WordPress deserved a desktop version that is reliable and automated. Thanks to Electron JS, it entered the list of desktop apps using Electron – as an open-source framework that helps users manage WordPress content.
We all know about WordPress and launching it via our browsers. However, WordPress Desktop is something entirely new – a desktop app using the Electron framework that provides a seamless cross-platform experience, allowing users to focus on their content and design without any browser tabs acting as distractions.
Why WordPress Desktop uses Electron?
Locally hosted and with minimal load times, WordPress Desktop is a desktop app using Electron as a framework, and JavaScript using React as the main language in this emerging desktop technology.
#3 Ghost Desktop App
If you have never heard about Ghost, you are not the only one. Basically, Ghost is a fully open-source platform that lets users build and run modern online publications. From blogs to magazines and journals, Ghost is fully hackable and has a real impact on the future of online media.
That is mostly because of the simpler and more focused experience for writing, obviously a product of JavaScript desktop framework among the other technologies.
Why Ghost Desktop uses Electron?
Speaking of, Ghost Desktop is a desktop app using Electron JS that allows writers to manage multiple blogs at once, and focus on their writing. If you are a writer, you probably know that simple things like shortcuts during writing are hard to realize in a browser. However, the Ghost Desktop app makes it easier than ever.
Using JavaScript and Node.js on both the backend and frontend, Ghost Desktop is one of the apps built on Electron and ones that deliver a better user experience.
#4 Beaker Browser
Looking for a reliable peer-to-peer web browser?
If yes, you just found it. Beaker Browser is a participatory browser designed for hackers. Initially designed as a product that can be hacked, Beaker Browser shifts the Web to an open-source format and lets hackers, modders and creative types make most of their digital skills.
Why Beaker Browser uses Electron?
Electron framework made building Beaker a lot easier. As a toolkit for making browsers, it aided the designing process of Electron with minimal iterations and in the best way possible. In a nutshell, Beaker Browser is a browser for open-source websites and a solution that makes social hacking easier and better than ever before.
#5 Pexels Desktop app
For a lot of writers, designers, and publicists, Pexels is a life-saver. As a platform that packs thousands of royalty-free stock images, it definitely needed improvement. And that is how the Pexels Desktop app was born, obviously built with Electron JS.
Why Pexels Desktop uses Electron?
This app makes it easier than ever to copy a photo into your clipboard – with only one click. Then, you can paste the photo into any app and use it as a stock image for your article, infographic or social media post.
No downloads means no problems, and discovering new photos is easy thanks to the Pexels Desktop app.
#6 Slack Desktop
Another great desktop app using this JavaScript desktop framework is Slack Desktop for macOS.
Why Slack Desktop uses Electron?
It was built with the Electron framework that can be easily seen thanks to its faster performance and the frameless look unlike the browser experience. For many teams looking for better organization or more focused workspace, Slack Desktop is definitely the app to choose.
Although Slack Desktop takes a hybrid approach, most of their assets and code are loaded remotely, combining the rendering engine from Chromium and the Node.js runtime and module system.
#7 WhatsApp Desktop App
Another one in the line of popular desktop apps using ElectronJS is WhatsApp – the most downloaded messenger app.
Why WhatsApp Desktop uses Electron?
Working less and providing more, Electron framework helped the WhatsApp developers to cover it all in single cost and wrap around the desktop experience of WhatsApp through a more streamlined and revolutionized framework – the Electron.
Final word
In the end, there are many reasons to use create Electron JS apps for desktop. The most important one is obviously the fast transition to the desktop environment, allowing developers a seamlessly integrated experience.
With an improved runtime and great integration with JavaScript and Node.js, Electron JS makes both designing desktop apps and maintaining them on cross platforms easier and better.
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Athenian Vault
The Athenian is an elite, top-seal vault that offers an ABS Lustra-tech inner liner plus a visible stainless steel liner and sealed with an Integra-Seal butyl sealant. A textured exterior with hand-applied two-tone finish, decorative handles, and custom stainless steel carapace are the beautiful features adorning the exterior of the vault. Choice of emblems or custom carapace graphics. Reinforced concrete meets or exceeds 5000psf pressure test.
Tiara Dome Vault
The Tiara offers all the benefits of a top-seal vault, plus the enhanced appearance of a textured exterior with a hand-applied two-tone finish and decorative handles. Durapreme liner and sealed with Integra-Seal butyl sealant. Reinforced concrete meets or exceeds 5000psf pressure test.
Colonial Vault
The Colonial is an unlined, top-seal, outer burial container featuring a painted surface and contoured lid.Concrete meets or exceeds 5000psf pressure test. Available in your choice of any standard color.
Patricain Cathedral Vault
The Patrician is a luxurious, top-seal vault featuring an ABS Lustra-tech inner liner, textured surface, hand-applied two-tone finish, decorative handles, and a custom carapace. Sealed with an Integra-Seal butyl sealant.Choice of carapace design and color. The carapace also provides the option for the addition of custom graphics.Reinforced concrete meets or exceeds 5000psf test.
Titan Burial Vault
The Titan offers double wall protection from reinforced concrete plus a Durapreme inner liner.Sealed with an Integra-Seal butyl sealant. Offered in any standard color.Reinforced concrete meets or exceeds 5000psf pressure test.
Clark Grave Vault
Patriot Vault also services Clark metal grave vaults. You can find out more about by going to Clark Metal Grave Vaults.
Classic Metal Vault
Classic Metal Vaults feature strong, 12 gauge steel construction. These vaults are available in several beautiful colors and finishes. Classic Metal Vaults use an air seal principle to protect the casket from pressure, water, and other elements.
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OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Compass Minerals (NYSE: CMP) will release its third-quarter 2012 financial results Monday, October 29, by 7:00 a.m. ET and will discuss its results on a conference call on Monday, October 29, at 9:00 a.m. ET.
To access the conference call, interested parties should visit the company's website at www.CompassMinerals.com or dial (877) 614-0009. Callers must provide the conference ID number 8404867. Outside of the U.S. and Canada, callers may dial (913) 643-4075. An audio replay will be available on the company's website for two weeks or may be accessed by phone for seven days at (888) 203-1112, conference ID 8404867. Outside of the U.S. and Canada, callers may dial (719) 457-0820. A summary of the company's third-quarter performance will also be available on the company's website by 7:00 a.m. ET on Monday, October 29, at www.CompassMinerals.com/Presentation.
About Compass Minerals
Based in the Kansas City metropolitan area, Compass Minerals is a leading producer of minerals, including salt, sulfate of potash specialty fertilizer and magnesium chloride. The company provides highway deicing salt to customers in North America and the United Kingdom and specialty fertilizer to growers worldwide. Compass Minerals also produces consumer deicing, water conditioning and pool products, ingredients used in consumer and commercial foods, and other mineral-based products for consumer, agricultural and industrial applications. The company also provides records management services to businesses throughout the U.K. For more information, visit www.compassminerals.com.
Compass Minerals
Rodney L. Underdown, 913-344-9395
Chief Financial Officer
Peggy Landon, 913-344-9315
Director of Investor Relations and Corporate Communications
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BÌNH PHƯỚC – Police in southern Bình Phước Province have fined an agricultural business VNĐ290 million ($13,050) for discharging untreated waste water into Sài Gòn River.
Taiwanese-invested Việt Phước Agricultural Produce Co Ltd, based in Hớn Quản District's Minh Tâm Commune, was caught twice discharging untreated waste water.
Previously, the company was fined VNĐ400 million ($18,000) for throwing out hundreds of dead pigs neat the Sài Gòn River, causing serious pollution to the water.- VNS


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Katie Archibald MBE and Elinor Barker MBE are set to take to the Derby Arena track at the HSBC UK National Omnium Championships. The Rio gold medallists will be aiming to take the national Omnium title at the Championships being held on Saturday 4 February 2017.
Katie Archibald MBE is a former swimmer turned track champion. She is the winner of numerous gold medals including European Championships, World Cup, World Championships and Olympic titles. In total she has won 21 medals over the last three years, 13 of them gold. In 2016 Katie came back from injury to break the Team Pursuit World Record three times on the way to taking the gold medal at the Rio games.
Elinor Barker MBE was first attracted to the sport after seeing cyclists from her local club finish track sessions after leaving swimming practice. Elinor's talent quickly earned her a place on the Olympic Development Programme. Elinor displayed her ability during her junior career achieving medal success at national and international championships. She has since gone on to win 10 international championship medals including Gold in Rio where she broke the team pursuit world record.
Katie will be joined at the Championships by male and female athletes from the Great Britain Cycling Team Squad. This will include many riders from the Olympic Senior Academy Programme and the Olympic Junior Academy Programme. The full list of riders will be announced nearer to the event.
Councillor Martin Rawson, Cabinet Member for Communities and City Centre Regeneration, said:
It is fantastic to have these national heroes competing here in Derby. This is the first time Derby Arena is hosting a National Track Championships event and follows the successful National BMX Championships hosted at Alvaston Park last summer. It once again highlights that Derby is well and truly on the sporting map
Those who wish to see the track champions compete, can get tickets priced £10 for the HSBC UK National Omnium Championships, taking place at Derby Arena on Saturday 4 February, from Derby Arena, by calling 01332 255800 or at the Sales and Information Centre on the Market Place in the city centre. Tickets will also be available on the day subject to availability.
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Lorenne Wilham, daughter of Sarah and Josh Wilham of Mt. Pulaski, has been named May Senior-of-the-Month at Mount Pulaski High School.
Lorenne has taken advantage of all MPHS has to offer. She's been a member of the art club and band for four years, scholastic bowl and choir club for three years, Drama Club, NHS, World Wide Youth in Science and Engineering (WYSE), Science Olympiad, and Spanish Club for two years. She also served a year as an officer for Spanish Club. While busy at school, she worked at the Elkhart Public Library as a circulation clerk. She is part of the youth group and is a nursing volunteer at Mt. Pulaski Christian Church.
Awards have come with her skill and hard work. Lorenne earned second place in the "Write it, Do it" Science Olympiad competition. She was a member of the homecoming court her sophomore year and Art 2 Student of the Year her junior year.
Lorenne plans to attend Olivet Nazarene University. She is majoring in interior design with a minor in art.
"Of the month" winners are selected based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The Senior-of-the-Month program is sponsored by Conaway Handyman Service and Downing, Przykopanski, Clements, & May Insurance Agency, Inc.. Lorenne is in the running for the $500 Senior-of-the-Year award sponsored by INB.
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text: Most rural Cambodians do not have a latrine. They do their business in bushes, rice fields, and water bodies. It's called open defecation and it contributes to 10,000 child deaths each year in Cambodia. Providing expensive subsidies to build latrines has not resulted in lasting solutions. But iDE's approach, which ignites the power of markets, has led to unprecedented growth in the number of people using latrines in Cambodia.


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Well, it's finally happening. After more deaths and resurrections than Kenny from South Park, the sci-fi cartoon Futurama is taking its final trip to New New York in the US this week. Only the second series to be created by Matt Groening, Futurama has always been seen as a plucky little brother to its far more famous sibling, The Simpsons.
And this is a grave, grave injustice.
For the last few years, even the most hardcore Simpsons' fan would have difficulty arguing against the fact the show has seen a big decline in the quality of its funnies. Plots are either endlessly recycled or so outlandish they make Twin Peaks look like the pinnacle of sanity.
Futurama, on the other hand, just got better and better. Even if the last couple of seasons (produced by Comedy Central as opposed to the Fox Network, who originally commissioned it) haven't quite hit the highs of the first few, they're still miles better than anything Springfield's finest have offered in the last few years... And here's 15 reasons, with the GIFs to prove it!
1. The setting
Why just limit yourself to a single town in middle America? Futurama had the whole universe to play with, and as a result the scope of the series was way, way more interesting than The Simpsons. After all, who wouldn't be charmed by this bizarre exchange...
Or the pet that every household wants – nay, needs!
2. The characters
Of course, with a fantastic setting comes an array of crazy and memorable characters. There's the Professor, whose scientific credibility is often rather suspect...
The endearingly lazy Planet Express janitor, Scruffy...
And last but not least, who could forget Hedonism Bot?
3. Morbo
And Kent Brockman really has nothing on Morbo the Annihilator.
4. Surreal
And while things often got downright surreal...
5. Grounded
The show always stayed pretty grounded...
6. Relationships
Especially when it came to relationship problems.
7. Fry and Leela
But it wasn't all cynicism – all the way through you know were hoping Fry and Leela would get together.
8. Emotions
And if these next three GIFs don't bring a tear to your eye, you may want to check you're not a robot yourself.
(This episode was actually so infamous that a recent opening began with the header "Not the episode with the dead dog". And speaking of which...)
9. The credits
The opening gags were always far funnier than the Simpsons' couch gags...
10. Slapstick
And while the show was happy to indulge in slapstick...
11. Noodle scratching
11. It wasn't afraid to throw some more cerebral gags and references into the mix.
12. Irony
As well as a healthy dose of irony.
13. Memes
It's also spawned more memes than The Simpsons...
14. Popular
And is happy to play on their popularity!
15. Bender
And finally Bender, sociopathic whore-mongering alcoholic that he is, was always a lot more fun to watch than Homer.


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The RPCV/W 50th Anniversary Social Committee will celebrate Malaysia with dinner at Malaysia Kopitiam on Saturday, January 22nd at 6pm. This Dupont Circle area restaurant serves a delicious blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian food, and has been written up in the Washingtonian Cheap Eats and 100 Best Restaurants issues. RPCVs interested in attending should register via our website link by January 21st so we can reserve an appropriate table, though we will order off the menu individually. Significant others are encouraged to join us! Malaysia Kopitiam is located at 1827 M Street NW between 18th and 19th (Nearest Metro: Dupont Circle or Farragut North). Questions? Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
This event is one of thirteen social functions that will be held to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Peace Corps. Each month leading up to the Anniversary, RPCV/W will hold a social event that will feature the culture of one of the first thirteen Peace Corps countries.


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Sam Puckett
Birthday: 17th April 1994
Played by: Jennette McCurdy
Hometown: Seattle, Washington
Best Friends: Carly Shay, Freddie Benson, Gibby Gibson.
Siblings: Melanie Puckett
Likes: Cakes, Cuttlefish, Ham, Bacon (especially bolivian bacon), Fried Chicken, Ribs, Root Beer, Hot Dogs, Pork Chops, Steak, Meat, Meatballs, Muffins, Meat Golf, Big banners, Hobos, Tape, Selling stuff, Any food that is tasty, "Hate Me, Love Me" (Ginger Fox song), Tap dancing, Singing, Rapping, Her Mum, Galini Coconut Cream Pie, Fat Shakes, Quesadillas, Mental Hospital, Big Forks, Tetrazzini, The Penny Treasure, Reading, Pini's lasagna, Tater tots
Dislikes: Missy Robinson, Niceness, Fighting with her best friend Carly, Having her hair pulled, Mornings, Homeworl, Uncool Adults, The word "panties", Letter "Q" (because of its pointless tail), her twin sister, Pam Puckett, Striped shirts on boys, Teachers, Diet root beer/soda, School (except for lunch), Effort, Wade Collins, Nora Dirshlitt, Nevel Papperman, People, LeAnne Carter, Tasha (iNevel), Marissa Benson.
Talents: Tap dancing, Singing, Beating people up, Pranks, Popping balloons, by spitting watermelon seeds, Comedy, Rapping, Drawing, Finger painting.
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Today, the Pantone Color Institute announced its 10 top shades for Spring '17, coming just on the heels of New York Fashion Week—and roughly only a quarter of the way through the month-long calendar. It's a move by the (somewhat enigmatic) chromatic think tank and codifier of all things palette to remain relevant as more major labels adopt a see-now-buy-now model at some scale or another. So, will Pantone's predictions for Primrose Yellow and Lapis Blue resonate with designers in the longer term? That's anyone's guess; the validity of industry tea-reading— trend forecasting, et cetera—is surely contested. But in New York and London, the street style set was already stepping out in Pantone's top shades for next spring.
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Suburbs will soar skywards and cities spring out of paddocks as millions of extra people squeeze into the southeast corner.
Previously unpublished data from the State Statistician's Office reveals the enormous extent of the expected explosion in the region's population hot spots between now and 2043.
Many of the neighbourhoods people now call home will be virtually unrecognisable as planners and councils wrestle with how to balance growth with liveability.
The State Government's Shaping SEQ regional plan expects 794,000 new dwellings to be built by 2041 – more than half as many again – on top of the existing 1.3 million. It sets a target of containing 60 per cent of them within the existing urban footprint.
But it is not evenly spread. In Brisbane, 94 per cent of all new housing development will be within the current urban area, while on the Gold Coast it will be 81 per cent. Much of it will be concentrated in the inner-city, where previously industrial and commercial suburbs such as South Brisbane and Newstead-Bowen Hills become residential magnets.
Each will add between 20,000 and 30,000 residents, along with Fortitude Valley. The data has been released as part of The Courier-Mail's Future SEQ series, which will explore the transport infrastructure opportunities and challenges ahead, before developing an action plan.
The series will culminate in a major event on October 23. "People don't like change but the reality is that change is inevitable in cities," Brisbane City Council Lord Mayor Graham Quirk said.
The Council is reassuring residents that if they live in suburbs zoned for single homes, they would remain that way, by concentrating development in inner-city areas and transport corridors.
Greater density would be balanced with the purchase of private land to create 200 extra parks over the next 20 years as the council aims to increase green space to 40 per cent of the city land area by 2031.
But even the forecast for Brisbane growth pales beside parts of the Gold Coast.
Southport's population will almost triple to 83,549. Surfers Paradise will double to 42,134.
The new family-oriented housing area of Coomera will balloon from about 12,500 to 89,164 – bigger than Rockhampton – and adjacent Pimpama will swell from about 6000 people to nearly 34,000.
The latest City Plan allows unlimited building heights in Southport, Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach and Coolangatta, and Mayor Tom Tate said higher density development would be encouraged along the light rail corridor, which is planned to be extended south to Burleigh by 2023. "The days of cutting down the trees and doing greenfield are (almost) over. I call that lazy development," he said.
The Ripley Valley, south of Ipswich, where a smattering of about 5000 people live, will be home to 150,000, close to the size of Cairns or Toowoomba today. And further west, Rosewood will erupt from about 12,000 to over 100,000.
The Greater Springfield masterplanned city will also have reached its target 115,000 population a decade earlier. Ipswich City Council administrator Greg Chemello said: "It's quite remarkable that the population of Ipswich is set to grow to more than 500,000 people in the next 20 years, by far the fastest growth in the region and one of the fastest growing cities in Australia.
"That means we'll be looking to build more than 100,000 extra houses and 65,000 new jobs."
In Logan, the Greater Flagstone priority development area will be home to 120,000, and Yarrabilba to another 50,000.
"We know the population is coming and we know where they are going … so we will need all levels of government to be planning ahead. There will be no excuse," Acting Mayor Cherie Dalley said.
Two of the biggest new housing developments on the Sunshine Coast, expected to house more than 100,000 residents, are Stockland's Aura development south of Caloundra and on the opposite side of the Bruce Highway, the lesser-known Beerwah East precinct, between the highway and Landsborough.
Mayor Mark Jamieson said the big challenge was achieving a good mix. "We need to make sure we get equilibrium in terms of the population profiles, skilled workers and retirees," he said.
Moreton Bay Regional Council is focusing its in-fill population growth on rail corridors, with a $20 million incentive scheme to waive infrastructure charges and application fees for developments within 800m of some stations and along the Redcliffe Peninsula line.
"It maximises the available land space … by building upwards, leaving more land available for sports, parks, green spaces and recreation to ensure liveability," Mayor Allan Sutherland said. "But an enormous amount of leadership and investment would be required to manage the tsunami of growth coming our way."
Australian Industry Group's Queensland head Shane Rodgers said the region required "some bigger thinking" to deal with the next surge and avoid past mistakes of failing to keep up with infrastructure.
"Crucially, we need a 50- year population policy, not a four-year infrastructure plan that is constantly at the whim of political change and fighting between different levels of government," he said.
Planning Institute of Australia president Stephen Smith said an honest conversation with the community was needed.
"I think there's a fear of public backlash and the public is fearful because they don't fully know what's going on."
Source: Courier Mail, QLD. Author: Daryl Passmore and Greg Stolz. Date: 11 Oct 2018.
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text: What better way to honor Ringo Starr than with an all-star cast? Thats just what fans will get with The Lifetime of Peace & Love Tribute Concert, a new album due on Dec. 4.Recorded as part of a 2014 tribute concert and celebration sponsored by the David Lynch Foundation in Los Angeles, the bill includes Joe Walsh, Ben Harper and Starr himself offering new interpretations of some of his most famous songs as a solo artist and with the Beatles.Also featured are Ben Folds, the Head and the Heart, Ark Life, Brendan Benson and Bettye LaVette, performing with a house band that included Peter Frampton, Steve Lukather, Kenny Aranoff and Benmont Tench of the Heartbreakers. Walsh is Starrs brother-in-law, and Lukather is a current member of Ringos All-Starr Band. Starr has also previously worked with Harper. You can see the complete track listing below.Starr received the Lifetime of Peace & Love Award that evening. Proceeds from Ringo Starr: The Lifetime of Peace & Love Tribute Concert will benefit the David Lynch Foundation, which helps fund transcendental meditation in schools.Ringo Starr: The Lifetime of Peace & Love Tribute Concert Track ListingArk Life, Cant Do It WrongThe Head and the Heart, Octopuss GardenBrendan Benson, Dont Go Where The Road Dont GoBettye LaVette, It Dont Come EasyBen Folds, Oh My MyBen Harper, Walk With YouJoe Walsh, Back Off BoogalooRingo Starr, PhotographRingo Starr, BoysRingo Starr, With A Little Help From My FriendsRead More: Ringo Starr's 'Lifetime of Peace and Love Tribute Concert' to Be Released | http://ultimateclassicrock.com/ringo-starr-peace-and-love-tribute-concert/?trackback=tsmclip


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When signing up for the first time to a monday.com account, you will automatically be on our free plan. This plan offers you all the very basic features of the platform. It is great if you are using monday.com to organise your projects in a simple way, and to communicate and collaborate internally.
This article will walk you through about all you need to know regarding the free plan.
Which features are included in my plan?
The free plan includes the following features:
- Main boards with limitation
The main boards are accessible and visible by all your team members. You can create as many main boards as you want however, the total amount of items you can create in your account is limited. The next part of this article will discuss the limitations.
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The free plan is perfect for small teams, with a basic workflow. You can collaborate with up to 4 users on the free plan.
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Most of the essential columns of the column center are available on the free plan. To learn more about our column choices, check out this article.
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Each board can have up to 5 columns. Any 5 columns of your choosing. So for example, you can have 2 status columns, 1 people column, 1 date column, and 1 timeline. Alternatively, you can have a second board with 5 status columns.
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You can use the board filter located on each of your board to filter the tasks you are assigned to or just any specific information within your board. You can learn more about it just here. If you would like to filter anything across your monday.com account, you may need the search everything available from our standard plan below. 👇
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Convert your boards into forms in just one click, send them to your contacts and watch the information roll in as new items. Click on the Add View tab to add this feature to your board! Check out this article to learn more about it!
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You can visualise the content of your board using the popular project management methodology known as Kanban! :) To see how to use this feature, read this article here.
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You can invite as many as viewers as you want in your account. This will not count towards your billing plan. To learn more about viewers, click here.
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Once the person you invite signs up and verifies his/her email, you will receive the free items. You can refer up to 8 accounts and get up to 800 free items for a total of 1000 items on the full account.
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Hardback, Fine condition with dustwrapper in Fine condition. First edition, pp viii, 371, colour illustrations, appendices, bibliography, index. "Robert Gordon's Legacy" is the story of Robert Gordon and his Hospital, or charity school, and College. Robert Gordon was determined to improve the educational provision of his age and this book explains the motivation which inspired him to leave his considerable fortune to benefit member of the burgess class who had fallen on hard times. It traces not only how, over the past two-and-a-half century, his Legacy has benefited the people of Aberdeen and beyond, but also the complex relationships between the School and the Technical College and its succesor, the Robert Gordon University. Furthermore, as the College developed into one of the largest and most successful of Scottish independent schools, the book tells of the rivalry which grew up with Aberdeen Grammar School.Using previously unexamined evidence, Brian Lockhart here makes a strong claim for "Robert Gordon's Legacy" to be recognised more widely for its significant contribution to Scottish education. POSTAGE RATES ARE BASED ON A BOOK WEIGHT UP TO 1KG. THE PACKED WEIGHT OF THIS BOOK IS OVER 2KG, ADDITIONAL POSTAGE COSTS MAY BE REQUIRED. S6.
Title: Robert Gordon's Legacy: A History of Robert Gordon's Hospital & College.
Categories: Education,
Edition: 1st Edition
Publisher: Black & White, 2007. 9781845021573: 2007
ISBN Number: 1845021576
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Antique and vintage silver candy dishes
Antique and vintage silver candy dishes are collectible dishes designed to hold sweets or, in the US, candy.
Designs can range from the simple to the highly decorative.
Vintage or antique?
Silver candy dishes produced more than 100 years ago are classed as "antique" according to the 1930 Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act's definition.
"Vintage" refers to pieces manufactured within the last 100 years and can include items made as recently as the 1980s.
How much are antique and vintage silver candy dishes worth?
Some of the most collectible antique and vintage pieces are those made by famous silversmiths, such as Canadian company CB Petersen & Sons, which closed its doors in 1979. Such items can change hands for more than $1,000 at auction.
Notable sales of antique and vintage silver candy dishes
A CP Petersen & Sons "acorn pattern" sterling silver candy dish sold for $1500 at a Great Gatsby's Auction in October 2009. The Canadian company is best known as the maker of the NHL's Stanley Cup trophy.
A Tiffany & Co sterling silver candy dish achieved $625 at a Philip Weiss Auctions sale in February 2008.
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2018 has been a very very slow and slumpy reading year for me so far and I've only read one five star read so far, which isn't great considering it's November. However, I think I'm reading two possible five star reads right now.
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children – Ransom Riggs
Page: 270 of 352
Thoughts so far: I am absolutely flying through this book! I love every single one of the characters, I love the world and I love the way in which the photographs have been incorporated into the story. I especially love the beautiful imagery Ransom Riggs uses throughout the novel. This is looking to be a five out of five star read.
A Discovery of Witches – Deborah Harkness
Page: 120 of 688
Thoughts so far: I think this is going to be my second five out of five star read of the month! Although I'm not far through this loooong book, I have watched the first season of the TV show and I absolutely loved it. I loved the romance and I hope it is as good in the book. I really enjoy the different creatures and their stereotypes and the way they have specific talents depending on the type of creature. I adore the setting of Oxford.
The Silent Companions – Laura Purcell
Page: 39 of 364
Thoughts so far: I'm finding this book quite slow at the moment and I feel like I'm taking SO long to read it. It's also not as creepy as I expected it to be. However, I have faith that this book will pick up as I read further into the story as I have a feeling the slow pace may be to build up tension.
Let me know if you've read any of the above books and what you thought of them. Thanks for reading!


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With all of the hype around fasting, you may believe it to be just another modern dietary fad, but the truth is that fasting is as old as our species. Until very recently, humans have always had periods of going without food. Fasting is baked into our evolution and our physiology and it can yield benefits to our brains and bodies, at a biochemical level, that we're only just beginning to understand.
Many of us are blessed to live in a world with abundant food, but that wasn't always the case. Throughout our evolutionary history, sometimes days, weeks, and months would pass during which food resources were scarce. These periods without food provided small hormetic stresses on our genome — meaning stresses that turn out to be beneficial to our bodies. In the absence of calories, life-sustaining, protective genes responsible for cellular repair and protection are activated, inflammation is reduced, and anti-oxidative defenses are increased.
This means that simply going without food for a while may have anti-aging, anti-inflammatory, and anti-tumor benefits that are available to anyone, at any time.


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12 Ways to Write a Great Subject Line
There arenât a lot of personal trainers and gym owners out there knowledgeable on what makes a great subject line, because they put 95% of their time and energy into the content of the email to drive the sale home. You have a mere two to three seconds to capture the attention of todayâs average Joe, and a confronting block of text in the form of an email just isnât going to cut it. You NEED a good subject line. This is where it all begins, and should be the first thing you write.
To ensure you write killer subject lines all the time, here are 12 tips that you can incorporate into your emails.
1. Keep your subject line short â around 30 to 40 characters â which has been shown to have a high open rate (people reading your emails but not responding). However, 90 to 100 character subject lines have been shown to garner a higher response rate (both read and replied), as more relevant and key information can be conveyed to draw in the right readership.
2. Be personal; use names if you have them! Any opportunity to make a reader feel like the email is meant just for them rather than hundreds of people should never be passed up. This immediately builds trust and shows that your email hasnât come out of the ether. If the recipient of your email has been referred by a friend, acquaintance or family member, use that personâs first name in the subject line. This can similarly be used if the recipient has voluntarily subscribed to your emails.
3. Offer something. Laying an offer on the table, such as secrets or tips, is a very powerful use of the subject line. These can be anything from dietary and health tips, or a headline such as âFat-burning secrets that have worked for meâ. These offers are a great way to get people to not only read your email, but to contact you as well.
4. Donât use all caps. Only capitalise the letters that need to be, not whole words. While it will certainly get the readerâs attention, it wonât get their interest. Capital words find common usage in spam emails, and the use of them will place you in the same category. If your aim is to separate words from the pack because theyâre important, try using dashes or parentheses such as brackets to enclose them.
5. Tailor your subject line. Chances are, youâll be sending the same email to multiple people, especially if itâs sales-related. The mistake I see made time and time again is personal trainers and gym owners using the same subject line for different lists. This is especially important when youâve geared the subject line for a referred recipient, and looks sloppy when sent to the wrong person, who will be quick to delete the email.
6. WIIFM? Whatâs in it for me? Nothing is free, and everyone wants something. The mentality of many is, âWhat will I gain by reading this email?â Make this clear in the first few words. How will you solve a problem or make their life easier? The recipient should feel as though youâre contacting them because you truly care about what youâre offering and believe it can be of helpâ¨to them.
7. Set a deadline. When an email doesnât seem important, many will leave it and tell themselves they will read it later, only to completely forget to do so. Adding a deadline into your subject line, such as closing with âPlease reply by […]â or âOffer ends on […]â will incite an immediate reaction. This not only increases the open rate of your email, but the response rate as well. A sense of urgency is instilled in the recipient, encouraging a quick purchase.
8. Keep it focused. Donât try and put your hand into too many pies with one email subject line. Keeping to one focal point, especially for marketing emails, keeps the email subject line simple and more inviting to read, rather than one that jumps all over the place.
9. Use keywords. Billions of emails are sent each and every day, and a lot of those will be stacking up in email boxes around the world. Your recipient may read your email and decide to come back to it at a later date, especially if you havenât included a deadline. Including logical, easy-to-search keywords into your subject line will make it that much easier to find when it isâ¨eventually buried. This is also why your subject line should have some relevance to the content of your email.
10. Avoid spam tricks. Spammers typically use lots of exclamation marks and buzz words such as âexclusiveâ, âfreeâ, âlimited time onlyâ. Limit these in your subject lines. While your email may not be spam just because it includes an exclamation mark, itâs best not to take that chance, as itâs likely your email will be filtered and filed in the spam folder.
11. Eliminate unnecessary words. Filler words take up space and time and should be sought out and removed. Get to the point of your subject line and what itâs about. Donât include introductory words such as âHey,â leave that for the email itself.
12. Separate your subject line and email body. Iâve seen some people start a sentence in the subject line only to finish it in the emailâs body. Donât do this. Not only does it look lazy, but also itâs wasted space that could have just been moved to the email itself, anyway. Using this method will also make the recipient feel like youâre forcing their hand so they must open the email to know what itâs all about. In such a time-scarce world, this is bad practice.
Before writing your subject line, and even the email itself, be sure to know who your target audience is. This will greatly help in the decision-making process of what will draw people in and what will not.


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Chuck and Victoria Perry have been enjoying the Grand Lake lifestyle for many years. Chuck is a native of Grove area and he brings an enormous about of knowledge to their real estate careers. The Perry Team's expertise spans the entire Lake area and their specialty is luxury lakefront homes. You can be assured of the complete hassle-free service with the highest level of integrity, honesty and compassion when working with both Chuck & Victoria.
The Perry Team, Chuck and Victoria Perry, have been the leaders in the Grand Lake market for since 1993. Chuck's family has a very long history in the Grand Lake area and Delaware County. Victoria has lived in the lake area since 1990. They are proud Broker/Owners of ReMax Grand Lake, specializing in Residential lakefront properties. In this small resort town we list and sell every type of real estate from Commercial to Farm and Ranch.
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In their spare time they enjoy riding their Harley motorcycles in the beautiful 4 state area of OK, MO, AR and KS. Grand Lake is often called the foot hills of the Ozark and is a beautiful place to ride and enjoy all the year long. They feel blessed to have a home on Grand Lake in northeast Oklahoma's Green Country. They also would love to share the Grand Lake lifestyle with you. Call the leading real estate team in the Grand Lake area.


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Science, Math Teachers No More Apt To Abandon Jobs Than Other Teachers
WASHINGTON--Science and mathematics teachers, often portrayed as especially prone to abandon the classroom for more lucrative job opportunities, are no more likely to leave the profession than are teachers of other subjects, according to a survey by the National Center for Education Statistics.
While the overall attrition rate for public-school teachers between 1987-88 and 1988-89 was 5.6 percent, the attrition rate was 4.9 percent for mathematics teachers and 5.4 percent for science teachers, states the report, "Characteristics of Stayers, Movers, and Leavers: Results from the Teacher Followup Survey, 1988-89," released this summer.
A follow-up to the statistics center's Schools and Staffing Survey, the report is based on responses from 7,172 teachers.
A teacher's primary subject matter appears to have little bearing on whether he or she continues teaching in public schools, the study suggests. Only educators of the mentally retarded, it says, depart in significantly greater proportions than other teachers do.
A similar pattern emerged for private-school teachers, whose overall attrition rate was 12.7 percent.
Somewhat Surprising
Sharon A. Bobbitt, a statistician for the N.C.E.S., characterized the math and science attrition rate as "somewhat surprising" given the anecdotal evidence about attractive job opportunities for individuals with expertise in those fields.
The data also indicate that private-school teachers are far more likely to leave education entirely than are their counterparts in the public schools. More than one-third of the former private-school teachers surveyed were working outside of education, compared with 17.8 percent of the former public-school teachers.
Yet, a greater proportion of public-school teachers, 13.4 percent, cited pursuit of another career as the main reason they left their jobs, in contrast to 10.6 percent of private-school teachers.
Although subject matter apparently made little difference, a teacher's years of experience did, according to the data. The attrition rate for elementary and secondary teachers tended to be highest among those who were less experienced and, presumably, were younger.
Nearly 30 percent of the public-school teachers who quit had taught three years or less. Almost 50 percent of the private-school teachers who left did so during the first three years of teaching.
Unhappy With Administration
Retirement and family obligations were the predominant reasons teachers gave for leaving the profession.
Twenty-two percent of the public-school teachers had retired, while 18.9 percent said pregnancy and child-rearing had taken them away from teaching.
About one-fifth of the public-school teachers, however, indicated that they planned to return to elementary or secondary classrooms in 1989-90.
Over all, respondents from both sectors cited inadequate support from the administration as the chief cause of their dissatisfaction with teaching.
Other Factors
The two groups differed, however, in their second most often cited reason for dissatisfication. Surprisingly, the private-school teachers named student-discipline problems second, ranking it even higher than poor salary.
Public-school teachers, however, ranked student discipline much lower, citing poor student motivation to learn as the second biggest reason for their dissatisfaction.
Only 8.9 percent of public-school teachers and 6.6 percent of private-school teachers said they left because they were dissatisfied with teaching as a career.
Sixty-four percent of the teachers who remained, 61 percent of those who changed schools, and 46 percent of those who quit cited salary and benefits as the most effective retention tool.
Additional information can be obtained from the N.C.E.S., U.S.
Education Department, 555 New Jersey Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C.
Vol. 11, Issue 01, Page 19Published in Print: September 4, 1991, as Science, Math Teachers No More Apt To Abandon Jobs Than Other Teachers
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Just like a good baker can turn out great pastries with the right ingredients, the right book will give your child a good start and sustain the interest to read.
When to read what?
Look for books that you and your child would like to be surrounded with. If you and your child like it, then you can read it over and over again. Start with narratives. Simple storylines are ideal. You may also consider books that contain values and ideas you want to be able to share with the child. Young children books should help to consolidate and reiterate concepts, words and ideas you are keen to try with your child so do go for content that is repetitive in concept. It might be boring as a read for adults but kids love the familiarity!
Drawings, pictures and illustrations
Look at the pictures drawn. The illustrations should relate as much as possible to the text on the same page. This promotes reading for meaning as well as encourages interaction with the book. Good pictures used or illustrations also give space and opportunities for the little ones to seek for explanation and ask questions. All these point to early exposure to good comprehension and reasoning skills.
How much is too much?
Word count is an important pointer to remember and the number of word exposure is dependent on the attention span and interest of the child. The general rule of thumb is to gradually increase the number of word count you would like to read to a child as they grow older. Picture and board books are great as a start and do go for vibrancy and sturdy books that can take the tugs and pulls by the little tykes.
Beyond just the once upon a time…
As the little ones grow along with their sense of curiosity, consider exposing them to non-fiction. Good reading practices should encompass different texts forms. Consider graduating from nursery rhymes to poems and stories to newspaper articles. They help to introduce and build new ideas to a child.
Language exists for communicative purposes and books are there for us to enjoy that process of the 'author talking to us'. The best way to hook a child to a good read is when the language used in the books are age appropriate and at the appropriate level of the child. The best way to 'test' that would be to see if the child is keen to listen to you read the first 5-10 lines. If they say fixated, chances are the pitch is about right.
Above all, a good children book could simply be a book that your child likes. The process of reading is as important (if not more) to content especially if reading is to be picked up as a good lifelong habit. Enjoy the next reading time with your child, cuddled up next to you and finding out what's happening on the next page.
For a list of children's book recommendations, you may check out LEAP Schoolhouse Facebook page!
By Esther Lim, CEO and Founder of LEAP SchoolHouse
Born and educated in Singapore, she holds a Master Degree in Education (NTU/NIE), Bachelor Degree in Arts (NTU), Diploma in Marketing – Top student for the year 2000 (Chartered Institute of Marketing). Esther has more than 10 years of teaching experience and has taught widely in both Secondary and Primary schools. She was also involved in curriculum planning and development work for the primary unit at MOE for several years. Esther has also conducted workshops and talks for educators, locally and overseas. Esther is also a mother of three children.
For more info, visit leapschoolhouse.com.sg
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