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European investment sets a low base for recovery4 Jun, 2009, EuropeInvestment volumes in the first three months of 2009 fell 74% on the opening period of last year, registering a total of just €11.4bn across the region, with no market unscathed. Unsurprisingly, prime yields rose further and the market was also hit by an acceleration in the decline of the occupational sector, with rents under pressure in most areas. The combination of these factors left capital values across Europe down 18.5% over the year, according to global real estate adviser Cushman & Wakefield. Trends within the market were similar to late 2008, with foreign investors pulling back faster than domestic buyers, taking just a 29% market share in the quarter, down from 43% last year. Virtually all countries saw a similar pattern, with major markets such as Sweden, The Netherlands and Russia seeing no significant foreign buying at all. The only exceptions were Italy, which saw an increase in foreign buying after a very weak fourth quarter, and the UK, where a steep fall in pricing and Sterling, as well as the increased availability of property as companies and institutions have needed to make sales, have combined to make the market a key focus for many of the international buyers who are in the market. While domestic buying in the UK dropped by 41% - in line with wider European trends – foreign buying increased 147% on the final quarter of 2008. Nonetheless, activity in the opening quarter from foreign players was still down on the same period of last year (by 54%). Whilst domestic buying is down significantly on early 2008 levels, a number of markets are reporting renewed interest from some domestic high net worth individuals and families, as well as local institutions. These are often investors who have been out of the market for a number of years due to competition from foreign and debt backed buyers, but who now see attractive opportunities to invest, often for assets which may rarely come to the market, albeit often in smaller lot sizes Offices remain the worst affected sector, seeing activity fall 57% on the last quarter to just 38% of all market activity, the sector's lowest share since at least 2000. By contrast retail activity fell 22% and industrial 42%. Not all regions saw the same pattern, however, with office activity rising in Eastern Europe and industrial activity up in the Nordics and in Southern Europe – albeit in all cases from a low base in late 2008. Performance Trends Rents fell in virtually all areas in the opening quarter as the recession bit deeper. On average, over the year to March, prime rents fell 4.1%, the first annual decline since 2003, but, in the first quarter alone, they fell at an annual rate of 14.5%. Offices remain under most pressure with rents down 19.3% pa in the first quarter, versus a 12% drop for retail and 9.5% for industrial. Emerging markets very much led the fall, with Eastern Europe seeing a fall over the quarter of 52% pa, versus 14.4% in Central Europe, 15.2% for the UK and 6.2% in the rest of Western Europe. Aside from the UK, the most affected Western markets to date are Finland, Greece, Ireland, Norway and Spain. Yields moved out sharply across the region but the pace of change was not quite as marked as in the final quarter of 2008. Western European yields rose 18bp, compared to a 30bp rise in late 2008 – but much of this reflected a stabilisation in the UK. Excluding the UK, Western yields rose 20 bp (versus a 25 bp rise in q4 08), with Finland, France, Ireland, the Netherlands and Portugal seeing the strongest increase. Central & Eastern Europe saw a more marked increase once more, as investor risk-tolerance fell and tighter finance forced a further pricing correction. Central Europe saw a 66 bp shift while further east, yields rose 88bp, with Bulgaria, Romania, Russia and the Ukraine all seeing an increase of over 100bp on the quarter. The industrial sector saw the greater increase across Europe, followed by offices, although trends did differ by region. In the West, retail saw a greater degree of stabilisation but industrial yield appreciation accelerated whilst in Central & Eastern Europe, even though there was still a major outward shift for industrial, the pace of change slackened from the previous quarter. The Outlook A sharp fall in activity and values comes as little surprise against the backdrop of such a severe contraction in economic activity. Nonetheless, it is at least reassuring to note that the rate at which values are falling is no worse than in the previous quarter and, moreover, there is now a slow increase in buyer interest at today's values. "Looking at the wider capital markets, there has been an increase in risk tolerance among investors and alongside signs that we may soon be past the worst in the economy, this bodes well for increased activity in the property sector in the months ahead and for a peaking in prime yields in the second half of the year" said David Hutchings, head of European research at Cushman & Wakefield. "However, while cheaper finance will help, there are few signs that the availability of debt is likely to escalate any time soon and property will have to compete hard if it is to bring in new buyers – hence any early signs of a stabilisation in yields must be treated cautiously until we have a firm handle on where rents are likely to bottom out. We are forecasting a peak to trough decline in prime rents of around 15-20% across all sectors, with the market not hitting bottom until 2010. However, much of this is already discounted in prime yields and it is secondary property which will bear the brunt of the slowdown from here." Moreover, a slow improvement in the balance of buyers and sellers is likely over the coming months and alongside a steady improvement in the underlying economy, this sets the scene for a modest upturn in investment activity. The banks look likely to only slowly increase their sales in the near term, but listed companies, corporate owners and some institutions are being forced to sell. Some larger institutions are also having to sell to re-balance their portfolios despite the recent rally in share prices. At the same time, some new money is flowing into the market, be that from funds who are underweight or who have been out of the market for some time, or from private individuals and other long term players who see value in the market for prime property given where income returns are in other asset classes. However, while volumes may stabilise in the months ahead, a return to stronger rates of activity is someway distant. Roger Cooke, chairman of the European capital market board at Cushman & Wakefield, comments; "I think some people are over estimating the availability of equity for real estate. Potentially there is quite a lot waiting on the sidelines but it is demanding in what it expects by way of a return whilst also being quite risk averse. It wouldn't surprise me to find in the not too distant future that we had situations where debt was available and affordable but there was a lack of equity at realistic pricing." Michael Rhydderch, head of the European cross border capital market group at Cushman & Wakefield, agrees and also suggests there are too many funds chasing either ultra-low risk core returns or ambitious opportunistic performance levels. "Some funds may be boxing themselves in with rigid return requirements. Many core and opportunistic funds are finding good value-add opportunities on a risk-adjusted basis, but these assets do not match the return obligations they have made to their investors. As a result good potential purchases are being overlooked." However, while an impasse between buyers and sellers may be set to slow the recovery, that recovery is still drawing nearer. 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20 hours 45 min ago | This is incredible. |
Better than the Darvish .gif, IMO. |
22 hours 19 min ago | He's back there... |
Unsure about the passed out part. 50-50 shot. |
1 week 3 days ago | I mean... yeah |
Sadly you're probably right. |
1 week 3 days ago | I don't buy that. |
Scholarship pulled because a dude put rap videos online? That doesn't make any sense, and if it is true, I think it is an excuse to get rid of a guy they may have regretted offering in the first place. That is a "son, you need to remove the videos and run stadium steps" kind of offense, not a scholarship removal. |
1 week 3 days ago | Dante Booker. |
Dude has an offer, but I haven't seen anything about this guy. I'm assuming he is a Buckeye lock and/or hasn't shown much interest? Thought it was relevant given that he is a 6'3" linebacker out of Ohio, and it seems like a guy the coaches would be pushing hard for. |
2 weeks 18 hours ago | I keed... I keed. |
I admittedly took one look at the dude, and stuck him at WDE in this scenario. I could be wrong, since I know nothing about watching film, but he seemed like he had a long ways to go to get big enough for the SDE spot. Who knows though... Frank Clark is now 275 lbs. |
2 weeks 20 hours ago | This can work just fine. |
Lawrence Marshall - WDE (Take THAT, Magnus) DeShawn Hand - SDE Malik McDowell - 3T DT (dude is almost 300 lbs) Bryan Mone - NT Not only does this work out just fine as listed, Hand, McDowell and Mone offer enough individual versatility that they could rotate positions and offer a lot of different looks. Taking 4 DL in a small class might be a bit excessive but whateva. |
2 weeks 1 day ago | Comment win. |
"The bear had a hankerin for some Rhesus Pieces." I LOL'd at that one. LOL'd real good. |
2 weeks 3 days ago | "Nearly a decade" |
Ugh. Time is a bitch, man. |
2 weeks 3 days ago | It very well could be. |
All I'm saying is that the decision should be with the player, not the coaches. I don't think there is anything wrong with saying "Hey, kid. We just don't think you've got the ability to ever play meaningful snaps here. You're welcome to stay on the team for the full four years, but if you want playing time your best option might be to transfer." |
2 weeks 4 days ago | I apologize in advance for my language. |
...but FUCK yeah. The Wings dominated all of overtime, and to come away with a loss here would have been the end of it. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Yeah I agree on this 100% |
It's gotta go both ways for sure. It baffles me as to why it doesn't. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | This. |
You said it better than I could have. It gives coaches a lot more leeway to recruit guys that might be academic or criminal risks as well. Trust your scouting, and if you end up with a guy who wasn't as good as you thought, tough cookies. That's the risk in amateur sports. Now, if you want to give these kids a salary, the whole ballgame changes. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | There is another element to this too. |
If a coaches were allowed to do the above, they should not get a reprieve from the scholarship cap. So, if they don't want the kid to suit up, fine, but his scholarship will continue to count against the cap. In this case, there really wouldn't be any downside to keeping the player on the team. I think there should be exceptions made in cases where a kid is injured to the point where playing football is clearly medically unsafe or not physically possible, but not for guys who just won't be good enough to start. Otherwise I think it offers too great of an incentive to kick a kid off the team. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | I mean, to each his own. |
But I totally disagree with you here. If the doctors clear a guy to play, even if the player is likely not going to be 100% afterward, the school should be required to honor the scholarship and allow the player to remain on the team if the player wishes to do so. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Exactly. |
Many others above mentioned more or less the same thing, but yes, this is what I was getting at. This may or may not even be relevant, since we don't know whether or not Ringer was even offered a medical hardship. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | ... |
While you are correct that I did only have one data point, I also did not try to make any sweeping accusations of widespread oversigning with this data point either. I am a random dude on the internet, and therefore I do not have any insider information pertaining to the situation that would suggest wrongdoing. But that doesn't mean that it shouldn't be discussed, even if it ends up simply being an exercise in reaffirming that there is nothing to see here. At the very least, the arguments below provide a handy list of reasons why this is a legitimate situation for those who may have cocked a suspicious eyebrow at this story. I would argue that this is meaningful discussion. And for the record, I am with you and the others that this situation is 99.9% likely to be legitimate. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | All of the above posters raise good points. |
And, as mentioned above in response to CRex, the primary purpose of this post was to foster a discussion about oversigning in general. It is no secret that Brian is a very vocal in his opposition to oversigning, as is the rest of the fanbase. As such, I think it's important to discuss situations like this one, and to make a clear distinction between what happened here versus the rampant oversigning that goes on in the SEC. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Fair enough. |
Many of those things may very well be true, and are probably likely. But, it is a valid topic to at least address if we as a fanbase are going to ride upon the high horse of oversigning immorality. My tone was not intended to be accusatory, but rather to foster discussion about why this is different as opposed to just ignoring it. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | hmm... |
In my mind, a medical hardship was designed for a player who is injured to the point that playing football again would be medically unsafe... NOT for a player who may have lost a step or two, but would otherwise still be "safe" to play. When I see players offered medical hardships going to play at other places, even if it is at a lower level of competition, that strikes me as an oversigning red flag. Should I be thinking otherwise? |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Ok, this is probably going to get firebombed. |
What is the difference between what just happened, and oversigning? Clearly the Michigan roster had one too many scholarship players, and as such Michigan was obligated to shed one scholarship before summer practices. At face value, that fits the definition of oversigning, although obviously not to the extreme that other schools (ahemSECahem) take it to. Clearly, we don't know many details about the situation, and it's entirely possible that coaches and Ringer both knew about this pending transfer long ago... and it very well could be mutual. Still, I just... feel a little dirty about it. Thoughts? |
2 weeks 5 days ago | You must be a White Sox fan. |
In which case, this thread could actually be an anti-jinx. Thanks! |
3 weeks 2 days ago | So what happens... |
If Dave Brandon signs Twitter to an advertisement contract? Would it be allowed? What if this was Dave Brandon's master plan all along? |
3 weeks 3 days ago | Fair enough. |
That was a bit of a douche move... but only a minor one as far as I'm concerned. I agree that it's a little weird that he would put that out in the media too. |
3 weeks 3 days ago | So... |
I mean... I get the not going public about it thing... but I can't get outraged by this. Why should the school pay for an extra semester of summer classes when the guy is planning on transferring to play for another team the following semester? |
3 weeks 3 days ago | Presented without comment. | |
3 weeks 4 days ago | Yeah... |
plus 2010 was a 100% Rich Rod class. MSU has been owned by Hoke on the recruiting trail since almost the second he stepped foot on campus, and 2010 isn't really relevant to what's happening now. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | Woo! |
Complete with two bonus baserunners! |
3 weeks 5 days ago | Oh goody. |
Valverde in a non-save situation. This should be fun. [EDIT... or not.] |
3 weeks 5 days ago | I will wager one dollar. |
That this schedule is moot within a year due to more expansion. |


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It has now been a full year since I got rid of the oil burner and the leaking oil tank. I have just had the one year inspection on the York and all is well. I have had no problems with this York heat pump, whatsoever. Works well and is definitely efficient. We just added 500 square feet to our house. The new area is heated/cooled with a Mitsubishi Mr. Slim ductless mini-split. That unit is VERY impressive.
Location: Santee, CA
Years owned: 1
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I just had my first heat pump installed last spring. I was skeptical of them but had to choose an electric option at my new residence. I read reviews and got quotes from five installers. I threw out the upper and lower-end quotes and focused on the ones in the middle. I threw out any that weren't specific about equipment and final product. If you find a good, honest installer that you don't need to skimp on equipment. Air handler pairing is as important as heat pump selection. I ended up with a compressor unit that was one step below flagship, and an air handler that matched it perfectly. If I had one thing to do over, I would have sourced a variable-speed air handler for hot heat pump technology. Other than that, my York Affinity is quiet, cools well in the summer, and heats well in the winter.
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I had this York LX series unit installed 2 years ago. It has provided even warm heat(and the occasional blast of a/c in our typically temperate Northwest summers). Even with a 500 square foot addition, I am saving over 35% on my overall monthly electric bill. It is highly efficient and I am very happy.
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I had 2 York heat pumps installed in early 1995 and they're still running great. I've had no problems other than a freon charge. I'm just wondering how much longer my luck will hold out.
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I replaced my old hvac unit with a York heat pump YCJF Series LX (14.5 SEER)and gas furnace. The unit has worked flawlessly for the past year. I added some ducting to increase flow to one of my rooms. The total cost for the 4 ton heat pump, gas heater and extra ducting was $9,510. This included $560 for a 10 year parts and labor warranty.
Location: St. Joseph, Missouri
Years owned: 12
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Do not buy a york. It is like flushing money done the toilet. The only person that will be happy is your repair man.
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We replaced our unit almost a year ago with a new york affinity heat pump. We haven't had one problem! Our neighbor replaced their unit around the same time, a trane from home depot, and the unit stopped working this past summer. I was not familiar with york but our ac company highly recommended it so we went with it. We also got a $1000 rebate.
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There can be no question that Stan Musial was one of the greatest players who ever stepped upon the hallowed grass of a baseball field. He was also one of the classiest gentlemen ever to pull on a uniform.
When the icon known as "Stan the Man" ascended to that great Hall of Fame in the sky last Saturday, amid all the accolades, one point was generally overlooked. Musial was a Pennsy guy through and through. Western Pennsylvania to be sure, but although he spent much of his adult life in the St. Louis area, there is not a baseball fan in the state who would be opposed to claiming that Musial was one of our own.
Born in Donora, a town about 30 miles from Pittsburgh, Musial never forgot his Pennsylvania roots. Even as a big-time star, he often returned home to visit his family and friends, to attend class reunions, to donate to worthy causes, to attend funerals, to build a house for his aging mother. Pennsylvania was his home state, and Musial was always proud of that distinction.
While those in Donora rightfully celebrated their native son, we in the Philadelphia area could enjoy a certain connection with Musial, too, even if he was endlessly whacking the offerings of local pitchers. During a 22-year major league career that ran from 1941 through 1963, he spent a considerable amount of time here every summer, playing at Shibe Park—later to be renamed Connie Mack Stadium—when his St. Louis Cardinals came to town. Those of us who are old enough to have seen him play hold fond memories of that very special privilege.
Stan Musial wasn't just a great ballplayer with a lifetime batting average of .331. seven batting titles, six seasons when he struck 200 or more hits, three Most Valuable Player awards, and the leader of three World Series winners. No indeed. Musial played hard, he worked hard, he never rested on his laurels, and he always hustled, a rare commodity for many great players.
Once when the Cardinals were playing the Cincinnati Reds, Musial struck out. But when the ball eluded the catcher, Musial sprinted down the line. The catcher had trouble coming up with the ball, and Musial kept running, winding up at second base. The effort prompted Reds manager Bucky Walters to make the observation that: "Even when Musial strikes out, he gets two bases."
Musial was as good off the field as he was on it. He was the ultimate gentleman. Modest, humble, honest, and with an ego about as large as a pinhead. Musial, who one time asked for a cut in pay after he'd had a sub-par year, was one of the classiest athletes you'd ever want to meet.
Many years ago when the Hall of Famer was in this area for an appearance at a memorabilia show, I had the good fortune of landing an interview with him. Among many subjects, we discussed the practice of athletes signing autographs for fans. "I always enjoy signing autographs for fans," he told me. "Signing autographs is a very important part of the game, and players should be happy to do it."
How many great athletes would say something like that about signing autographs?
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Musial, who won one of his batting titles in 1946, the same year as Mickey Vernon's first batting crown, seldom shunned the rare art of complimenting another player. "You were a great hitter and a credit to baseball," he once said about Vernon.
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Friday, October 26, 2012
Autumn Scenes and Some News!
48 comments :
- Especialmente Gaspas said...
Sweet photos :)
- October 26, 2012 at 3:25 AM
- Sacha Brenda said...
Such great pictures! Puts a smile on my face. Thanks for sharing your wonderful Fall!
Sacha. - October 26, 2012 at 3:25 AM
- andy said...
Well you had us worried! Glad you and your family are happy and well. Cant wait to see the guest house feature
- October 26, 2012 at 4:14 AM
- Saila said...
Lovely photographs again, you have excellent models!
- October 26, 2012 at 4:35 AM
- The Country Nest said...
Your children are beautiful. The farm shots are great backdrops for them.
- October 26, 2012 at 4:45 AM
- Lynne said...
Precious children . . . Love the yellow Wellies!
I can't wait to see the CL February issue . . .
Happy Autumn ending and fading, to you . . . - October 26, 2012 at 4:58 AM
- Low Tide High Style said...
I love the matching wellies and so glad you had a chance to get away. Congratulations on the CL shoot, that's wonderful!
Kat - October 26, 2012 at 5:02 AM
- pve design said...
thank-you for sharing all the ramblings on and about the farmhouse....the twins are looking lovely as ever and so are the parents. congrats to your upcoming country living spread! wonderful!
pve - October 26, 2012 at 5:10 AM
- My Little Bungalow said...
Looks like a great getaway was had by all. Such cute kids you have! That's very exciting news about being featured in Country Living magazine. I subscribe so I'll be watching my mailbox. Good luck with the shoot.
Claudia - October 26, 2012 at 5:26 AM
- An Urban Cottage said...
Congrats, Trina! Love the photo of Margaret reading World of Interiors. Adorbs!
- October 26, 2012 at 5:43 AM
- Jennifer @ Town and Country Living said...
Congrats on the magazine feature! Love your kids' yellow Wellies!
- October 26, 2012 at 5:50 AM
- Dream Mom said...
Oh, those pictures are so sweet! Such a beautiful life you live. Congrats on the magazine feature.
- October 26, 2012 at 5:51 AM
- Andrea said...
when I saw news, my first guesses were pregnant, moving or magazine feature =) Glad you're not moving! I very much look forward to seeing the magazine in Feb.
- October 26, 2012 at 6:15 AM
- Lee said...
I was wondering where you had gone. Fun. I love these photos and no worries about the camera, all your photos are lovely even if you took them with a polaroid.
The kids are so big. I love the photo of Margaret with the mag, a girl after your own heart. Congrats on County Living! Yeah! I will be the first one on line to get it here in Bucks County, PA. Promise!
So fun! Excited to read all about the project. Aren't projects wonderful! (Husbands gasped all around the world as I wrote that. - October 26, 2012 at 6:42 AM
- Simply LKJ said...
They are adorable in their yellow boots!! Congratulations on the magazine feature. Will be looking forward to it!
- October 26, 2012 at 7:05 AM
- {Simply Cozy Nest} said...
Adorable photos. And looks like it was a lot of fun! Congrats on the article.
- October 26, 2012 at 8:01 AM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
Dear Andy,
So sorry about that! I meant to post while away but let me tell you that a rental house without baby gates and their favorite toys and books made a big difference. We were on our toes the whole time! The babies were in heaven with all the new exploring to do of course!
xoTrina - October 26, 2012 at 8:04 AM
- PURA VIDA said...
two weeks of great happiness! fun to see!
- October 26, 2012 at 8:11 AM
- The Blue Farmhouse said...
- October 26, 2012 at 8:39 AM
- Pam@OurAdventuresInHomeImprovement said...
Your kids are adorable! I love all of the pictures.
You are SO deserving of the Country Living article. I can't wait to see it in print. Congratulations!
Have a great day.
Pam - October 26, 2012 at 8:53 AM
- WhiteWhispers2u said...
The lil ones are growing fast and are just darling! So sweet to watch them grow.
Exciting news to be featured in Country Living, can't wait!
~Cheers & Blessings Kim - October 26, 2012 at 9:48 AM
- kathy said...
Love your sweet ones in their matching boots! It will be great fun to anticipate your upcoming Country Living article. Congratulations to you all!
- October 26, 2012 at 10:51 AM
- andy said...
Trina i totally understand the baby gate doesnt work for my 4 year old anymore :)and countryliving should make you the editor your home and you guys way of life is everything that magazine is. Your blog is why is started blogging in the first place. Meet so many new friends. Cant wait to see the article
- October 26, 2012 at 11:00 AM
- Wendy said...
The babies are adorable, as always. And a big CONGRATULATIONS on the Country Living shoot. How exciting! :)
- October 26, 2012 at 11:35 AM
- Sals View said...
Gorgeous pics. The babes are looking so grown up.
- October 26, 2012 at 11:40 AM
Can't wait to see the guest room. Your children are adorable in their new boots!
- October 26, 2012 at 12:32 PM
- Our Neck of the Woods said...
Those bright yellow wellies are so cute! Congrats on the magazine feature!
- October 26, 2012 at 12:34 PM
- Vicci @theplaidbasket said...
How exciting for you all to have a feature in Country Living! If your guest house is anything like your home, it is sure to be a beauty.
Just curious...what happened to your Rebel? Mine lasted 5 years then stopped working in auto mode so am wondering if you have the same problem.
The photo's of your bebes are adorable as always! - October 26, 2012 at 2:48 PM
- Teresa Maria said...
You've certainly been missed (by me, too, although I'm a rather new reader) but you deserved the break. Congrats on the feature!
- October 26, 2012 at 2:52 PM
- BACKDOOR KITCHEN said...
The Littles are huge! I thought you were going to share some other "news" well, maybe after the rennovation and shoot you'll have more time. So happy to hear you've landed another article. Can't wait to get my copy in Jan! Love Country Living!
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- Kit said...
Wow! I really look forward to seeing the article. It is by far my favorite magazine. Looks like you guys are having a wonderful Fall. :) Kit
- October 26, 2012 at 6:44 PM
- A Country Farmhouse said...
I got an Error 99 message. I tried to troubleshoot online and reset a bunch of things but it didn't help. I finally called B & H Photo (where I bought it) and they told me that it sounded permanent.
Trina - October 26, 2012 at 7:01 PM
- Rae Hilhorst said...
I am loving your post, makes me look forward to when I am a nana. I am envisioning having littlies like yours. My girls are now 22 & 25. Still a little while away though before I get to be a a nanna. Congratulations on your babies, enjoy x
Rae - October 27, 2012 at 5:20 AM
- bj said...
You children are so adorable...and love those little boots. :))
- October 27, 2012 at 6:20 AM
- Linda@ Lime in the Coconut said...
OMG...Those little yellow mudpuddle boots! My little tribe used to wear them EVERYWHERE!
Guest house...who knew?! - October 27, 2012 at 9:22 AM
- Kathi said...
you have the sweetest little ones! congratulations on the Country Living feature, look forward to seeing it.
- October 27, 2012 at 1:33 PM
- Wild Oak Designs said...
Wow, how exciting that you will be in Country Living! Glad I have a subscription so I won't miss it....Love your blog, it gives peace in hert and soul...
http://wildoakdesigns.blogspot.com - October 27, 2012 at 7:56 PM
- Nantucket Daffodil said...
Something about fall....memories for a lifetime!
- October 28, 2012 at 5:48 AM
I really enjoy visiting your blog. Thanks for sharing your great pictures. :)
- October 28, 2012 at 4:01 PM
- Alisha Ann said...
sorry to here about your camera...my camera expired too :(
congratulations on being featured in Country Living again...I loved the article from last year.
www.alishainprogress.blogspot.com - October 28, 2012 at 7:13 PM
- Dianne@Sweet Journey Home said...
What a beautiful family you have! Loved the yellow boots and the happy smiles...
- October 29, 2012 at 5:22 PM
- 5th and State said...
such wonderful news, cannot wait to see the magazine!
your little blessings are just precious.
hoping you are safe after the storm
debra - October 30, 2012 at 6:23 PM
- NotesFromAbroad said...
I hope by February, we will be living back in the United States and I can read your article in the actual magazine and not online.. which has been a godsend since I can't get anything English language here in the way of Magazines.
Congratulations .. and I love the autumn scenes. .
besos, from a Spring evening in Buenos Aires :) - October 31, 2012 at 6:58 PM
- Keeping it Cozy said...
That is wonderful news about Country Living! I was so excited last year when they featured your beautiful home and I'm just as excited to see the new feature on your guest house... I know it will be absolutely lovely.
The pictures of your little ones are precious... glad to hear you had a fun getaway! - November 1, 2012 at 12:35 PM
- Hooper Patterson and Ann White Schutte said...
what a great trip! I'm so happy about your shoot. You deserve it!
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- 24 Corners said...
Wonderful news Trina...congratulations, so happy for you!!!
Graham & Margaret are soooo adorable! Love the boots!
xo J~ - November 3, 2012 at 5:04 PM
- designchic said...
Precious images of your children and I could not be more thrilled about your upcoming feature in Country Living...know it will be stunning!!
- November 5, 2012 at 6:29 AM
- Jay said...
Love the photos, especially Margaret reading the magazine!
- November 5, 2012 at 7:41 AM


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The episodes will definitely get aired, I just think they're probably being heavily edited, which naturally takes time.
The episodes will definitely get aired, I just think they're probably being heavily edited, which naturally takes time.
Heres to the crazy ones. The rebels. The troublemakers. The ones who see things differently. While some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.
Damn! I wanted to see Tranquil in battle.
Can't believe that Tepig got knocked out that easily. After all that training it did as well.
I got upset as soon as Team Rocket decided to steal Pikachu again.
How can you say no to this little one?
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Tepig is Fire type, it was up against a Bug/Rock type who had Rock Wrecker, it was at a huge disadvantage.
They were planning to steal Pikachu at the very start of Best Wishes, they just got a little side track after that but are now back on track.
Anyways, I enjoyed the episode. The dub didn't make much of a difference for me then the Japanese version though, Whirlipede and Swadloon sounded alright to me but nothing great. I still love Leavanny's voice though.
Congrats to Ash for winning his 3rd badge & James for catching a Pokemon.
Unfortunately all that is overshadowed by the fact that the writer's have decided to return TR to being comic relief which got old way back in season one. Come on guys you were doing good having TR going back to their roots in trying to setup an organization in a new region, if your just going to return to the old TR then why even bother including them in this season, it would've been better to do more with Team Plasma instead of bringing TR and their old shtick back.
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team rocket demoted ash's sewadeel evolves and still no team rocket vs team plasma. MOTHER NATURE YOU SUCK
I was hoping to see the Team Rocket vs Team Plasma episodes before this one ... Japan is now 4 months ago, and I really don't see the point in not airing those episodes now.
Anyway, I really enjoyed this gym battle, it was a fun episode ^^.
Pretty fast battle it was.... but great that Sewaddle evolved... but it seems Volt Tackle is gone now... thats a bad blow! Pikachu cant be the same without volt tackle...
Besides being edited themselves, think about how they need to be reincorporated in the storyline. There was massive built up in the episodes building up to the two episodes, especially in BW22. If anything, the episode in front of which they'll air must be edited as well in order for them to make sense.
It takes time to edit. The Fishing Connoisseur episode just aired in Japan and it was mildly edited, yet it took so long to do. I'd assume that these episodes would take even longer to edit, and edit other episodes in order for it to make sense, logically speaking.
Volt Tackle being gone isn't such a bad thing to me. It has Electro Ball as a finisher and it can be either a physical attack (being slammed into the opponent with use of the tail) or special if it's being thrown into the opponent from a distance.
It gives more diversity then Volt Tackle, however I'd admit that Volt Tackle was awesome against Latios.
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Answer to all the bad things in the world: Give up on trying to make everything better. Hence, accepting it for what it is. YOLO! <- Click the link and daw.. -.-
Spoiler:- League battle that I wanted:
Oh well, at least five of those appeared in the league.. -.-
I loved how Burg got excited seeing Sewaddle evolve, and James catching Yamask so easily.
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Burgh getting excited over Sewaddle evolving was funny. ^_^
Glad ash won his third gym badge hes getting through them pretty quick.
Also wish TR could have a mixture of comic relief and seriousness(Stealing pikachut but also getting a pokemon or two themselves instead of failing 24/7)
It was a good enough Gym battle, and I was glad James FINALLY caught a Pokemon. Yamask is cool for him.
Ash showed the same spirit from Sinnoh League and Pikachu showed its potential too proving that it has not grown weaker since Ash came to Unova
This gym battle wasn't the best. It was okay, just not the best. The main thing that bothered me was Sewaddle evolving. I personally think it could have gotten a lot of more development as a Sewaddle.
This was a great Gym Battle but Sewaddle's evolution ruined it.
This episode loses a few points for the anti-climax from the two-part Team Plasma episode not airing, but due to the circumstances of the Japan earthquake that preceded it I can understand it.
Apart from that, I liked the return of Team Rocket's motto after a near-20-episode absence (not counting the missing two-parter), and James finally catching a Unova pokemon (odd that he's the first regular to own a ghost, Ash's *borrowed* Haunter not included). The return of Team Rocket's white uniforms was nice, but I really liked the black ones. I wish they'd bring them back in a future episode
And Ash wins his third badge. Great. I didn't like Sewaddle evolving, though, he was so much cuter unevolved. I hope he's better as Leavanny. Sewaddle joins Snorunt as the only Ash pokemon I liked bettter unevolved. Or, in Sewaddle's case, I wish he had stayed unevolved a little longer.
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In the games, your pokemon don't randomly evolve in the middle of a gym battle. This would have been better as a one-time only thing. But no, two more of Ash's pokemon have to evolve mid gym battle later on. -_- Also it was stupid to see Dwebble already knew Rock Wrecker. It shouldn't be that strong, it belongs to the 3rd gym. Tepig should have been able to win that battle.


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It's Packer time, and I can't let this particular summer end without some historical comment. This summer notes the forty-year anniversary of 1967, a period that is euphemistically known as the "Summer of Love". I believe the 60's are very relevant today, because the explosion of social and public policy which then occurred serves as a crucial backdrop to the current content of social discourse and governance at the national, state, and local levels.
A while back I wrote and delivered an extensive talk on the subject of Western Civilization and American culture, part of which contained an in depth look at the 60's. Names such as "The Summer of Love" and "The Age of Aquarius" are vapid and sadly misplaced, for they ascribe all kinds of noble and altruistic motivations to the 60's. To the contrary, I believe it was an era that witnessed an unprecedented elevation of "the self".
How Proud They Must Be
By now we are all sickeningly familiar with the story of the Brookfield East football field.How proud the vandals must be, accomplishers of a tremendous feat that required the cloak of darkness to achieve.
How gleeful they must be as they boastfully recount their exploits.
How devastating the impact on the Spartan community.
To paraphrase Winston Churchill – never have so few ruined so much for so many. One or a few punks really showed us what they are made of, didn't they? I say "punks" fully acknowledging that we don't know who did this, or what their age is. But be they students or adults, be they younger or older, they are most certainly punks.Let's call this action what it so clearly is: cowardly, malicious, and criminal. Let's let the retribution fit the crime if we are fortunate enough to find out who did it.
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When was the last time you visited the gravesite of a Revolutionary War Veteran? Or walked amongst the resting place of several Civil War Veterans?
On Memorial Day my family and I did this.
We did not travel to Massachusetts or New York; we drove about four miles from our home to Oak Hill Cemetery, right here in Brookfield.
Located on Brookfield Road and immediately adjacent to Brookfield Academy, this beautiful piece of land and history lies in the heart of our own community. Buried there are the remains of Nathan Hatch, a man who served America in the Revolutionary War.
Do you want a giant does of perspective in just a few minutes? Then take a half-hour this fall to walk under the trees of Oak Hill, and to gaze at the headstones bearing 18th Century dates and names. Go back over two hundred years to the lives these people led and the times in which they lived.
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The 28-year-old man, who asked not to be identified, said he and the young woman had watched a movie December 16, and then boarded a private bus to return to her home in a New Delhi suburb.
The driver made lewd remarks and five other men taunted the couple and locked the doors, he said in a telephone interview with Agence France-Presse from a town in Uttar Pradesh state.
"They hit me with a small stick and dragged my friend to a seat near the driver's cabin," the man said. Then the "driver and the other men raped my friend and hit her in the worst possible ways in the most private parts of her body."
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I just received a reply letter from Delta concerning a prior letter I had written complaining about the way my wife was treated by one of their customer service reps at their corporate headquarters. Delta, yet again, has failed to address the problem. They offered their apologies for the extremely rude way my wife was treated (ie being told by the rep that she didn't care about our struggles concerning cancled flights and missing my best friend's wedding). I firmly feel that if they were truly sorry they would have made more of an attempt to resolve the issue as opposed to just offering very transparent surface apologies and a "good will gesture" of two $50 vouchers (which I had called an insult cosidering my requested resolution). Delta also failed to detail WHY they were not willing to comply with the requested resolution and instead said that they "take everything into consideration"...WHICH WAS WHAT? In my opinion this is a case of a customer service department simply trying to cover up any wrongdoing. What has happened to customer service in America??? Why is the customer taking a back seat to large corporations? As a member of the U.S. Armed Forces, if I pulled this kind of stunt I'd probably see some sort of judicial punishment. If I was this bad at my job, people would die! I maintain my position that the only way Delta can even attempt to correct this is with two vouchers at mine and my wife's choosing. As previously stated, I am a member of the U.S. Armed Forces. I do not have the ability, both time or money to waste on travel, so when my wife gets treated the way she did, given the sacrafices we make for the county, and the responses we received concerning the travel in question, given the money we spent on it,I feel we deserve quite a bit more than a "pity" apology and offer of voucher. It would be nice to get an apology from someone who has more vested in Delta than a customer care agent.
My best friend worked for British Airways and all that they ever didin terms of resolution was a voucher for a certain amount. the amountof the voucher varies by amount of original purchase and only fortickets purchased directly via ba.com or a registered travel agent. Ifthe issue has anything to do with tickets that were purchased througha third party site then they will refer you to them. It sounds like Delta feels they are making a good will gesture. Theyare giving you vouchers for tickets that were purchased from them atsteep discounts and resold to you for less then the ticket via delta(most likely). You have two options, take the vouchers, since I doubt that Delta isgoing to offer anything else and if you keep pushing it may decidethey don't want you as a passenger (I've seen it happen), or don'ttake them and don't fly Delta anymore. There are lots of airlines to choose from.
I see from your response below that you are sorry you mentioend youwere in the military as that has nothing to do with your complaint. As others have said, we weren't there so we don't know exactly whathappened....but your issue is with Expedia (which is exactly why Idon't book via third party websites). I don't understand how you can expect Delta, or any airline, to giveyou travel vouchers on any airline you want. It's not that Deltafailed to address your problem - it's that they didn't address it inthe way you wanted.
I feel the need to state this. I have complaints with BOTH Expediaand Delta. Some commenters on here feel that I should only be gettingtickets from Expedia. Look, I've made a complaint with them as well,when I finally hear back from them I will update everyone. As forthis particular letter, it is in regards to Delta's poor customerservice. Some feel that free tickets is asking for too much, I forone do not. I detest disrespect, it shouldn't have any place insociety, that is, if we truly are civilized. I think one of theproblems in our society is that people are often more likely than notgoing to sit back and take disrespect, I for one will not. My time isvaulable (at least to me and thats what matters most), and afterspending 6+ hours on the phone trying to get new travel arrangements,to be met with disrespect, is unacceptable. So for beingdisrespected, wasteing my time and going thru the hassle we did, to methat's worth two tickets.
I am a former military spouse who raised 2 small kids alone during 2deployments. I know that being a member/spouse to a soldier is hardbut please don't use that as a way to get freebies or specialconsideration. Last time I checked, no one has been drafted lately and soldiers and their families do get compensated though pay,BAH,insurance,time off,etc. And for the love of God, don't startwhining about how poor soldiers are. No one everyone expects ourmilitary members to be on food stamps. When my ex was in, we wererolling in it between the pay and all of the benefits. Try survivingon the outside and you will see how "rich" you are right now.
contacting military legal to see if they can back you up?
In your original letter you complained about Expedia as being thesource of your problem. Now you get two $50 vouchers and an apologyfrom Delta and you are still wanting more. As Nate pointed out thatis pretty good compensation from any airline nowdays. If you want to continue this then keep contacting Expedia regardingyour original issues.
while I do agree with you that the situation was not at all handledproperly and I am very sorry you had to miss your friend's wedding, Ican't help but feel that your frustration is overriding your abilityto remain rational about this. Delta at least did SOMETHING when the issue was ultimately withExpedia. As for your wife's treatment, while they surely could havebeen more sensitive, I can imagine tension was running high duringthat conversation and tempers may have been running short on bothends. Not that it is an excuse, but it should be put intoperspective. And finally, as the sister of an active duty Navy officer currentlystationed in Iraq, I thank you for your service to our country. However, I am disappointed that you would use that service as leveragein this situation. You were not traveling on military business andthe situation had nothing to do with your job. Including that bit ofinformation was not relevant and a bit unfair given the way mostpeople in this country view the military. Your service is asacrifice, but it is also an honor and to use it in this way lessensthe value, IMO. I hope you can come to some sort of resolution on this situation, beit from Expedia or Delta.
the person I was replying to (not the OP) made the statement it istime for the "airlines to give back," almost as if the airlines arelike Public Television viewers who haven't donated in awhile. The airlines don't *have* anything to give back, as far as I can tell. Thinking back on my experiences with air travel, I honestly feel Ialways got a decent service for the money. As far as operating costs affecting conflict resolution, I wasn'tgoing that route. I only compared the proposed compensation, theactual compensation, and the apparent reason compensation may be inorder.
That you have always gotten decent service for the money you have paidthe airline industry. That is exactly what service is all about.However, the OP did NOT receive fair compensation for the money hespent. And he is holding the company accountable. Disagree all youwant, that is your right, however, he has chosen to go the route ofholding the company accountable and demanding they do something aboutit. Good for him.


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Local residents may not notice as many mosquitoes when enjoying outdoor activities this summer, but the types of mosquitoes out there may be more likely to be disease carriers.
The hot, dry conditions for most of the spring and into the summer have kept down the number of nuisance floodwater mosquitoes this year.
"We really haven't seen a traditional summer with significant spring rains," said George Balis, an entomologist with Roselle-based Clarke Mosquito Control, which provides mosquito control services for many Lake County communities including Libertyville, Mundelein and Vernon Hills. "This year has been very dry and very warm since March. We haven't seen an early surge of floodwater mosquitoes as we've seen over the past several years."
Normally by this time of year, Clarke has conducted at least one community-wide spraying in the Lake County towns it serves to reduce the nuisance problem caused by floodwater mosquitoes but there has not been a need to do thus far based on mosquito counts. However, Clarke crews continue to do larval and catch basin treatments to reduce mosquito breeding.
Libertyville Village Administrator Kevin Bowens said the village spends about $25,200 a year on its mosquito abatement program through Clarke, which pays for larval and stormwater basin treatments and up to four community-wide sprayings a year as well as a spraying of the grounds at Butler Lake Park before the Fourth of July fireworks display.
Bowens said complaints about mosquitoes have been less than normal years.
"We had some calls in late March and early April because of the warm weather we had then, but we really haven't had many calls recently," he said.
Small pools
While the numbers of mosquitoes may be down, that does not mean there is lower risk, Balis said. In reality, the Culex or northern house mosquito, which carries the West Nile Virus, tends to breed in warm, small pools or water so the hot, dry conditions may increase the likelihood of disease-carrying mosquitoes.
So far, there have been no positive tests for West Nile virus in mosquito pools or birds in Lake County this summer, the earliest indicators for the presence of the virus. There have also been no human cases of West Nile reported.
However, there have been reports of positive mosquito samples in Cook and DuPage counties, he said.
"We're still very early in the summer, but generally when you have hotter drier seasons, it increases the risk of mosquito-borne disease," he said.
Balis advises residents to pour out manmade containers of stagnant water around the house, such as children's swimming pools, old flower pots or wheelbarrows, where Culex mosquitoes can breed. He said people should also be aware of pools of standing water near their homes or unmaintained swimming pools on foreclosed properties, which can be sources of mosquito breeding. He also advises residents to use mosquito repellent when outdoors.
The Lake County Health Department has activated its West Nile virus hotline for residents to report dead birds, areas of stagnant water or to obtain information on the signs and symptoms of West Nile encephalitis. The health department's West Nile hotline number is (847) 377-8300.
Clarke Mosquito Control also has a hotline residents can call at (800) 942-2555.