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Picnic with Parents
On the last day of term we decided to celebrate with a picnic with parents. We also had entertainment from Jesse Ward the fantastic bubbleologist. What a way to end a fantastic year! Thank you for your continued support throughout this year – we could not do it without such amazing parents/carers! 🙂
Class 1's End of Year Party!
With all of your kind donations and DVD sales from our performance of 'Jack and the Beanstalk' we threw an end of year party to remember. We had sooo much fun playing party games, lunch in our classroom, party food, presents and making our own party hat! It has been a pleasure to work with such am amazing group of children! Have a wonderful summer, Miss Grant 🙂
Sports Day July 2017!
Class 1 were fantastic competing in their first ever sports day at Nettlesworth Primary School! They were very good at cheering on everyone regardless of who was in their team, and the although the weather was wet it did not dampen our spirits! 🙂
End of Year Performance
For the first time at Nettlesworth Primary School, the children in Class 1 performed their version of 'Jack and the Beanstalk' to the whole school and their parents. It was excellent to see the children confident on stage and acting with such pride! I am very proud of each and every one of them. WELL DONE CLASS 1!
Our Chicks!!!
After 21 days it is fantastic to inform you that we now have 7 chirping chicks in class 1. They are beautiful and the children are excellent at looking after them and handling them carefully! 🙂
Bug Hunting / Gruffalo Trail @ Hardwick Park
Thursday 6th July 2017
We have has sooo much fun at Hardwick Park today on our final trip of the year. Throughout the morning we were hunting the woodland for minibeasts that live on land and then went pond dipping for insects that live in and around water. We enjoyed having our dinner in a huge Yurt and were very excited to go on the Gruffalo Trail. After a lot of walking and loads of fun we ended our fantastic day in the park 🙂
This half term our topic, chosen by the children, is 'Minibeasts'. Have a look at our brand new role play area where we can do lots of investigating. 🙂
NSCG Fashion Show
Thursday 8th June 2017
What a fantastic night was had by all at our Fashion Show organised by Papi and the trustees/members of the Nettlesworth School & Community Group. Keep your eyes peeled for another night of fun and a bit of retail therapy on your doorstep! 🙂
* EYFS Outdoor Construction Area *
Tuesday 10th May 2017
Miss Grant and Class 1 have recently been working with Rainton Construction, the director of The MGL Group and Northern Gas Networks to provide an outdoor 'Construction' Area for the children in EYFS. It has been a fantastic opportunity to develop the outdoor provision here at Nettlesworth Primary School, making links with the wider community and providing the children with a say in resources they aspire to have in their garden.
Yesterday, Class 1 opened their brand new outdoor Construction Area and the children had lots of fun playing with the new resources! Huge thanks to Gillian and the team for all of the amazing resources they have helped provide, we couldn't have done it without you all! 🙂
Hatching Chicks
We are now half way into hatching our very own chicks in Class 1. Everyday the helping hands in Class 1 turn the eggs 3 times, morning afternoon and home time, to make sure there are no air pockets inside of the eggs. The children also check that the incubator is always working at 37.5 degrees and the light is flashing. Hopefully when the full 21 days are up we can put 4 healthy chicks into our brooder…. That's if Miss Grant doesn't get too attached at the weekend when they visit her house 🙂
Class 1's Road Safety Workshop –Monday 8th May 2017
Class 1 have had a visit from their lollipop lady who talked to them about crossing the road safely, traffic lights, road signs and pedestrian crossings. The children also discussed keeping safe near roads and not running across the yard away from parents/carers to reach the gate by the side of the road during circle time in class with Miss Grant.
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Norma the Mouse
Our new class pet for the week is Norma the tiny brown mouse! She is winning the hearts of the children in class 1! We have wrote rules of what we should and shouldn't do around our class pet. We are learning lots of different rhymes about Mice too 🙂
Joey the Budgie
To think about how to properly care for and look after animals I have organised the children to experience looking after a different pet every week in school until half term. This week we have had the pleasure of looking after Joey the Budgie. The children enjoyed looking at all of the different food that Joey liked to eat to keep him healthy and happy; millet, cuttlefish, seeds, mineral salt, grit and water.
This half term our topic, chosen by the children, is 'Pets'. The children have had so much fun learning about animals that they wanted to look at animals we can keep as pets. Here is a sneak peak at our new role play area, The Pet Shop 🙂
Judo – 7th April 2017
As a final treat for the term class 1 took part in a Judo workshop. They children really enjoyed taking part in this unique sport that many of them had never tried before! Good Work 🙂
Easter themed Stay 'n' Play
Thank you to all of the parents who attended our final Spring Stay 'n' Play on Thursday 6th April 2017. From the parent feedback forms and talking to the children it is clear that everyone had a fantastic afternoon. The children really enjoyed having you in their school taking part in egg jarping, egg and spoon races and an Easter Egg Hunt. Congratulations to our child and parent winners of the egg jarping and egg and spoon race and well done everyone else for taking part! Have a wonderful Easter break 🙂
Easter Egg Competition
All of the children in class 1 made an egg-cellent effort in the whole school Easter Egg competition this Tuesday. They all knew egg-xactly what they wanted to design and how they were going to make it! Well done 🙂
Our Visit to Hall Hill Farm
On Monday 3rd April 2017 we rounded off our 'Farm' topic with a fantastic trip to Hall Hill Farm. The children enjoyed feeding the baby lambs with a bottle, holding the chicks, rabbits and guinea pigs, riding on the tractor, exploring the farmyard animals, having a picnic lunch, playing on the tractors and bouncy pillow! Hall Hill Farm are kindly donating us some hatching eggs for us after the Easter break as we now have an incubator and brooder in Class 1 🙂
Easter Puppet Show
We had lots of fun watching the puppet show telling us all about the Easter story of how Jesus was crucified and then miraculously rose from the tomb. Thank you to the All Saints Church In Durham for putting on a fantastic performance.
Infant Agility – 20.3.17
Huge well done to every child in Class 1 who took part in a multi-school infant agility festival at Framwellgate Moor Comprehensive School. They were excellent at all of the carousel activities! Well done 🙂
Down at the Farm
This half term our topic, chosen by the children, is down at the farm. I am sure we are going to have lots of fun! Here is a sneak peak at our new role play area, The Farm Shop 🙂
Dance Festival 2017
We have had soooo much fun learning our routine for the dance festival and dressing up in our Pirate Costumes again! The children were an absolute credit to our school and I was extremely proud of the way they went up onto a big stage, at the Gala Theatre and performed to a huge audience filled with both familiar and unfamiliar faces. Well done class 1 you are little stars! ***
Fair trade Fortnight 2017
Over the last 2 weeks we have been looking at Fair Trade bananas and the farmers who grow them in a place called Columbia! Everyone in class 1 can now identify the Fair Trade logo on different products in the supermarket and thanks to Pablo the Super Banana we know that Fair Trade supports farmers making sure that they get a good price for their crops. This means that they can send their children to school like us, live in a safe home, eat nutritious foods and live a better quality of life.
Swimming Achievement
We are very proud of Alfie's Swimming Achievement. He has been awarded a level 1 certificate and badge and is ready to move into the next stage! Fantastic effort Alfie well done!
Pancake Day 2017
We had lots of fun on Shrove Tuesday making our own pancakes and experimenting with the different toppings. We talked about the healthy options and what might taste delicious when mixed together. Miss Gordon was very good at flipping the pancake before putting it on our plate.
Hartlepool Marina Visit 14.2.17
All of the children in class 1 had a wonderful visit to the Trincomalee Pirate ship in Hartlepool! We had lots of fun activities planned in the workshops and explored what life was like at sea. We looked at some pirate weapons and saw a real canon being fired. There were so many things to explore and all of the children were a credit to our school.
'Pirate Day' Stay & Play
I would like to thank everyone who attended our Stay 'n' Play on Friday – I hope you all enjoyed it as much as myself, the other staff and children did! It was lovely to see so many of you taking part and enjoying the Pirate themed activities with your children.
I am overwhelmed at how many sponsors the children received and it is safe to say each and every one of them succeeded in every activity.
I am delighted to let everyone know that the total money raised in sponsors for the pirate challenges is £273.50! On top of this the children's idea to sell Cannon Dogs, Pirate Punch and Treasure Cakes raised an extra £38.65!
Amazingly the total raised on 'Pirate Day' was £312.15! Our trip to Hartlepool Marina is costing £320.00 and because of the fantastic fundraising, by both children and parents, our trip; on Tuesday 14th February, will be free of charge for every child! Thank you once again for all of your donations and sponsors it is absolutely remarkable!
Snow Day 2017!!!
Class 1 have had soooo much fun at school today experimenting with freezing and melting in the Winter Weather. We also made a snowman called Olaf! 🙂
Pirates & Mermaids
This half term he children have chosen to learn about the topic 'Pirates and Mermaids'. We have lots of fun filled activities in store for the coming weeks! 🙂
Ahoy me hearties, this is own new Role play area!
Christmas Party 2016
The children in class 1 had lots of fun at their first Christmas party. They even had a visit from Santa Claus and one of his reindeer.
Christmas Counts –
Class 1 & 2 Christmas Production 2016
Well done to all of the children in Class 1 and 2 who have made us all proud after performing the Nativity, 'Christmas Counts!' This is the first EYFS and Year 1 Christmas production for a long time here at Nettlesworth Primary School but it has definitely been one to remember. Absolutely fantastic is an understatement and to say that some of these children are our youngest in school and have only been with us for 1 term is amazing!!! Confident speaking, brilliant acting and excellent singing by all of the children 🙂
Ballet Exams November 2016
Congratulations to two girls in Class 1 who have recently passed their ballet exam with flying colours! Well done Amelia and Isla, you have made us all very proud! Keep up the hard work 🙂
Children in Need 2016
We had lots of fun raising money for Children in Need in Class 1 and really enjoyed competing in the whole school dodge ball tournament. We all looked fantastic in our home clothes and fancy dress costumes. Thanks again for all of your support, Miss Grant 🙂
Halloween Stay 'n' Play
Special thanks to all of the parents who came along to our Stay 'n' Play and joined in with our Halloween themed activities. It was fantastic to see all of you having fun with your children in their classroom! We raised £28.10 from selling our hand carved pumpkins and spooky cupcakes, this will be put into our Nettlesworth School Community Group Fund to provide treats for all of the children! We look forward to seeing you all again soon!
Many thanks Miss Grant 🙂
A Letter from the Queen to Class 1!
Last half term Class 1 had chosen to learn about Castles and Medieval England. Peyton thought it would be a lovely idea if we made 90th Birthday Cards for the Queen and because the children had made such a wonderful job of them Miss Grant wrote a letter and sent them to Buckingham Palace. We have just received a beautiful letter, photo and many thanks from both the Queen and her Lady-in-Waiting, Amanda Whitehead. The children were so proud that the Queen had noticed their hard work and all have a copy of the special letter that we received! Well done Class 1! 🙂
Business Enterprise Week
This week the whole school have had a Business Enterprise themed week! The children in Class 1 voted that we would make Personalised Cress Heads and Hand Painted Plant Pots. We were given £10.00 to buy resources and the aim was to make the most profit by Tuesday 5th July 2016! 🙂
A Fairy has Landed….
Something very strange happened overnight in Class 1. On the morning of Tuesday 21st June 2016 Class 1 came into the class to find a Fairy Garden had been built on Miss Grant's Step and there was a letter from the Fairy! We were super lucky that Miss Grant had left her Ipad on overnight and the fairy was caught on a special video recording! The children have been very excited and enthusiastic about this and have wrote some delightful letters to her! However, she is a very cheeky fairy and often causes mischief in our classroom! Some children have enjoyed the topic that much that they have built a fairy garden at home too! Well done children 🙂
Class 1's Grand opening of the new 5 Star Minibeast Hotel! *****
This half term the children have decided to look at the topic of Minibeasts. We all thought it would be a great idea if we could build something that would keep our Minibeasts safe and attract them to make new habitats. Lily suggested that we worked together to make a Minibeast Hotel for them! Everyone agreed that it was a super idea so we set off to work straight away. The children collected natural materials that they thought would be a fantastic habitat for minibeasts. We gathered logs, bricks, plastic, straw, stones, wood and then covered the hotel with a felt roof to make sure it was dark and dry for them. The children worked extremely hard we certainly think that it is a 5* hotel!
Peyton ran the Race for Life!
Peyton decided to do the Race for Life to raise money and awareness for Cancer Research. She wrote a letter to Miss Grant asking if we could do any fundraising in school. In assembly it was decided by the children in the school that we could hold a range of sports activities and wear P.E kit for the day bringing in a donation for Cancer Research. What a super idea Peyton and how very thoughtful In total Peyton raised £365.00 and in school we raised £65.00! She even finished the race in 52 minutes WOW!!! :):)
Class 1 Medieval Banquet
As a grand finale of our Castle topic this half term, Class 1 children came to school dressed up as people who used to live in a castle and took part in castle crafts all day long. To make the day even more exciting we have a medieval banquet in our class for lunch and invited our parent along on the afternoon to Stay 'n' Play. 🙂
Auckland Castle Visit 20.5.16
To celebrate our wonderful topic of 'Castles' this half term Class 1 and Class 2 went to visit Auckland Castle! The children really enjoyed looking around the inside and outside of the castle and learning about all of the people who lived in Castles in Medieval England. As always the children were a credit to the school and the guides could not believe how much they had already learned! 🙂
Oliver's Hapkido Grading
Big well done to Oliver for achieving his yellow belt in Hapkido. It is even more amazing that he is the youngest member and shouldn't actually be graded until he is 7 years old but he is that good and attends with his 2 older brothers that go to the club.
Big well done Oliver! 🙂
Egg Day 2016
This week Class 1 have had lots of fun making EGG-cellent Easter crafts. We created EGG-stravagent Easter cards, EGG-suberant bonnets and every child made an EGG-citing Easter egg for the competition on Wednesday afternoon!
Have a lovely break – stay safe and have fun 🙂
Class 1's Visit to the Hancock Museum
8th March 2016
We had lots of fun visiting the Hancock Museum and looking at the Dinosaur gallery. We were very quick at spotting the big T-Rex skeleton and enjoyed dressing up as different dinosaurs!
Dance Festival – 7th March 2016
Congratulations Class 1 on your super dance performance at the Gala Theatre! You were absolutely brilliant African Animals and a credit to our school when dancing on that big stage, especially with you being the youngest children who attended! Well done! 🙂
World Book Day – 3rd March 2016
Well done Class 1 for your fantastic World Book Day costumes and thank you to those who brought in their favourite storybook to share with friends! We had lots of fun playing with Lily's 'Tiger who came to Tea' set and loved reading Miss Grant's favourite storybook; 'My Naughty Little Sister'.
Zoo Trip to Kirkley Hall, Ponteland 28.01.16
Class 1 had a fabulous time at Kirkley Hall Zoological Gardens in Ponteland. This half term we have been looking at the topic 'Animals' and as part of our ongoing work we wanted to learn a little bit more about animals around the world. We found out lots of fantastic facts about animals found in the wild in lots of different countries and even had the chance to hold a Guinea Pig and a Rabbit called Cookie and Maleficent! After lunch, we went on a Gruffalo Hunt which led us to the Adventure Park. We had so much fun on our first Class trip and everyone was a credit to Nettlesworth Primary School. Well done Everyone! 🙂
Christmas Jumper Day
Class 1 really enjoyed wearing their Christmas Jumpers and accessories for school – and our Christmas dinner was DELICIOUS! We had a very exciting morning discovering that SANTA CLAUS had paid Nettlesworth a visit during the night to let us all know he is soon to be coming to our homes!!! We are all on the 'NICE' list so we need to keep up the fantastic work at home and in school!
Stay 'n' Play
Special thanks to all of the parents who came to our second Stay 'n' Play afternoon! We loved decorating Christmas biscuits for you all and really enjoyed showing you around and playing in our classroom! 🙂
Christmas Party
Class 1 really enjoyed the whole school Christmas Party! We won lots of prizes and were fabulous dancers!
Christmas Performance
Class 1 played a wonderful part in our whole school performance of Babushka – we were all very proud of their brilliant effort! 🙂
The Nativity Puppet Show
Class 1 and 2 had a wonderful surprise on Friday 4th December. We had a lovely time watching the puppet show performed by St Nicholas's Church telling us all about the Nativity Story! All of the children had a fantastic time and loved joining in with the Christmas songs.
Best Effort 2015
Maisie brought in one of her fantastic dance trophies that she has recently been presented with. This one was for the best effort in her dance class throughout 2015 – Well done Maisie! Keep up the super work! 🙂
Children in Need 2015
Class 1 had lots of fun on Friday raising money for Children in Need. We decorated Pudsey Bear biscuits and had a fantastic Teddy Bear's Picnic with the rest of the school. We brought our favourite teddy bear into school and did a fab parade around the hall!
World Nursery Rhyme Week –
9th to 13th November 2015
Class 1 participated in World Nursery Rhyme Week 2015 because we love to learn and sing new rhymes ans we know how important it is for our language and communication skills. We had lots of fun singing a new nursery rhyme each day and really enjoyed performing it to the rest of the school. We sang:
Miss Polly had a Dolly, Ring O Ring O Roses, 1-2-3-4-5 (Once i caught a fish alive), Horsie Horsie and The Grand Old Duke of York.
We did such a fantastic job that we even got a special certificate in assembly! Well done Class 1 🙂
Tap & Ballet
We are also very proud of Peyton who like Lacie-Mae is a very keen dancer. At the weekend she passed all of her dancing exams with flying colours and even brought in her certificates and trophies for everyone to have a look at!
Well done Peyton you little superstar, keep up the hard work!
Ballroom & Freestyle
We are all very proud of Lacie-Mae's achievements in her dance class. Last week Lacie took her Ballroom and Freestyle exam, we were so pleased when she told us that she had passed both of them with flying colours, achieving 92/100 and 93/100!
Big well done Lacie-Mae, keep up your hard work!


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CORONA DEL MAR — Corona del Mar High baseball coach John Emme took a bit of a chance saving his ace Andrew McCormack to open the CIF Southern Section Division 3 playoffs.
But the choice didn't seem like any sort of risk because of Billy Macdonald.
The senior pitcher delivered a complete-game, three-hit shutout to help lead the Sea Kings to a 5-0 win over Beverly Hills (14-11) in a wild-card game Tuesday at CdM.
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Del. Jon S. Cardin was having misgivings about elements of Gov. Martin O'Malley's tax and slot-machine plan when the governor invited him to his office on the second floor of the State House.
O'Malley sat on the sofa late one afternoon last week and offered Cardin water or soda -- he declined -- and they talked about the distribution of funds from a proposed change in the transfer tax, among other details.
There was no LBJ-style browbeating, the delegate said. Cardin said the governor, in shirtsleeves, seemed to want to reach a compromise, not just get his way.


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First look: Hulu opens Viewer Experience Operations headquarters in San Antonio
Hulu cut the ribbon Tuesday at its new Viewer Experience Operations headquarters on the near Northwest Side of San Antonio, a victory for city and Bexar County leaders who courted the company heavily to convince them to make the city home for the new office.
The city's six-year 100 percent tax abatement for Hulu is worth about $279,000, and the county's 10-year, 90 percent real and personal property tax abatement for the company is worth an estimated $403,000. The Texas Enterprise Fund also pledged in April to give them a $1.28 million cash grant.
Hulu's own capital investment in the new headquarters is expected to exceed $13 million, according to Texas Enterprise Fund records.
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"It's more than just about a business," said State Rep. Diana Arévalo Tuesday at a press event at the new Hulu location. "It's about jobs. It's about economic opportunity. It's about having people aspire to want to do more in different fields."
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said in an October interview with the Express-News "it is a call center," but pointed out that it provides jobs the city needs.
"Will it enhance San Antonio's job ecosystem? Is it net positive in terms of the investment that we're making? And does it provide for new opportunities to expose a new company to San Antonio and vice versa? If the answer is yes to those questions, then, then it's a deal that I think is worthwhile, and in this case, I believe it was," Nirenberg said.
San Antonio Economic Development Foundation CEO and President Jenna Saucedo-Herrera said earlier this year she was impressed by Hulu's California campus during a March visit.
"It's a wonderful environment, the cafeteria and music playing. The campus here will be the perfect environment that any San Antonian would be interested in. There will be game rooms, the whole nine yards," she said at the time.
The customer service center will provide around-the-clock telephone, email, chat and social media support. It also will reach out to customers and conduct account analysis.
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Hulu in August named Linda Cardenas to lead the company's viewer experience team at the new contact center. Around 30 of the company's employees moved from California to San Antonio to work at the new center, Cardenas said Tuesday in an interview.
The company's employees in San Antonio had been working for about five months out of a temporary location, Cardenas said, and moved to the new location in the last week of October.
"It's a fun, exciting, really casual environment for our team," Cardenas said of the new space.
The San Antonio office hired its first person 189 days ago, said Ben Smith, senior vice president of Experience at Hulu. The office now has more than 300 people, and they will have 380 by the end of the year, Smith said in an interview.
"We'll have more than 500 people here by August of next year," Smith said. "Right now we're mostly limited by the space, so we're in the third floor of this building right now. August of next year we'll open up the second floor."
The company looked all around the city for office space, Smith said, but being away from a high commute area was one of the things that attracted them to the location they chose.
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When working to choose a city for the new headquarters, Smith asked to be introduced to some local companies. Through Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff, Smith said he spent a day at Rackspace and toured their facility.
"We talked a lot about what they have learned being based here in San Antonio," Smith said. "And they have some very similar types of employees and types of jobs, and actually a very similar culture to Hulu. So that relationship actually really helped me understand San Antonio, not just from the economic development point of view or the city, but from a company that has been based here in San Antonio from the beginning."
It helped the company make a "very informed choice," Smith said.
Hulu considered 23 cities, and eventually settled on San Antonio, which was "always in the top group of cities from the beginning," Smith said.
"The one concern that we had about San Antonio was, ironically, is low unemployment rate, because that would make it hard to find and retain people," Smith said.
Within the first 60 days or so the company was put at ease, Smith said.
"We saw an amazing number of highly-qualified applicants and as we saw those employees come, get trained and start we felt really really good about it," Smith said. "San Antonio is a growing city and it shows."
Staff Writer David Hendricks contributed to this report.
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As expected, Google announced their online spreadsheet yesterday, or a "limited test" at least, and the buzz is intense. Elinor Mills and Martin LaMonica at CNET offer Google guns for Microsoft:
Google's launch of a Web-based spreadsheet on Tuesday is further proof that the company is eyeing Microsoft's Office stronghold. Now the question is: Should Microsoft be worried?
Google on Monday unveiled Google Spreadsheets, an addition to its roster of Web-based productivity applications that includes Google Calendar, launched in April, and Gmail, launched two years ago.
In March, Google acquired Writely, a collaborative word processor that runs in a browser. The company hasn't made clear its plans for that product and it remains in the beta stage of testing.
Still, as the pieces come together, there's little doubt that Google is quietly providing Web-based versions of the Office applications upon which Microsoft has built an empire.
Many comments from pundits follow in the article and elsewhere, but let me see if I can parse them out into various schools of thought:
The "It can't compete with Microsoft Office and/or it's really an StarOffice/OpenOffice competitor" school:
From the CNET article:
"Google has no clue about what enterprises want or need. Any success they have (with Google Spreadsheets) will come in the consumer market first and then be dragged into the enterprise that way," said Gartner analyst David Smith. "The real power-users are not going to be giving up their Excel spreadsheets anytime soon."
JupiterResearch's Michael Gartenberg:
There have been plenty of alternatives to Excel over the years, some of them even better than Excel that have gotten nowhere. Even online speadsheets are nothing new, there were folks doing this in 1999. Please, tell me what's changed here?
I'd argue that Google's stuff is competing more with things like Star Office than Microsoft Office. Hard to understand why they're doing this and how this helps their search business.
Microsoft's Don Dodge:
So, while the headlines may scream Google Spreadsheets is competing with Microsoft Office, the more accurate statement is that Google is competing with OpenOffice. Remember, free and open source alternatives to Microsoft Office have been around for a long time. They serve a different segment of the market. Google is competing with Open Source and going after that market.
I doubt that Google is under any illusions about the power of their offerings and comparing them to StarOffice or OpenOffice is just as wrong as comparing them to Microsoft Office. If I had to pick a product to compare the Google collection to, I would vote for Microsoft Works. It's light duty office functionality for the occasional user and so are Google Spreadsheets, Writely, and Google Calendar. I can easily see OEM's at some point foregoing a Microsoft Works bundle on a consumer PC and just pointing them to the Google office offerings.
Related, but somewhat different is the "It's a frontend to Office" school pioneered by Nicholas Carr:
To put it into terms I've been using recently, Spreadsheets is a complement to Excel. It actually makes Excel more useful – and hence more valuable. Let me repeat that: Spreadsheets makes Excel more valuable.
So why would Google put out a product that makes its arch-rival's product more valuable? Because Google doesn't want to compete with Office. It sees Office as part of the existing landscape, and it wants to build a new layer of functionality on top of that landscape. No one is going to stop buying Office because Google Spreadsheets exists. But what people may well do is use Spreadsheets for sharing Excel and other data online – rather than just emailing Excel files around, as they used to. If Google Spreadsheets competes with a Microsoft product, it competes with a Microsoft product that doesn't yet exist: Excel Live, Microsoft's own web interface for Excel data.
While interesting, I can't quite buy it because I doubt that Google can ever provide anything more than rudimentary Excel compatibility. I would agree that it one-ups the rumored Office Live as opposed to the warmed over bCentral that Microsoft has so far announced under that name, but I've just about given up hope on a genuine online Microsoft Office anyhow. Would Microsoft really provide an ad-supported online alternative to one of their cash cows?
Or how about the "It isn't the spreadsheet, it's the sharing" school straight from the horse's mouth:
The Mountain View, California-based company said its free, Web-based application can be shared with up to ten users simultaneously, improving upon a key limitation of Microsoft Corp.'s Excel, the dominant stand-alone spreadsheet.
"Many people already organize information into spreadsheets," said Jonathan Rochelle, product manager for Google Spreadsheets, as the trial product is known. "Where they are struggling is to share it."
Rochelle said the program's main goal is to make it easier for family, friends or co-workers to gain access to the same spreadsheet from different computers at different times, enabling a group of authorized users to add and edit data without having to e-mail attachments back and forth.
"We are totally focused on the sharing aspect," he said.
Of course, it's unfair to criticize Excel on sharing since it's a wholly different sort of application, but Google touting the ease of sharing that is readily provided with a Web application is fine too. Writely has a similar benefit. But this can't really be any more than an ancillary advantage.
And last but not least is the "Google is messing with Microsoft's mind" school:
JupiterResearch's Joe Wilcox:
I predict there will be crisis meetings at Microsoft today. I totally agree with Colleague David Card that "Google is just playing with Microsoft's (hive) mind. Scaring the troops. Sleight-of-handing the managers."
Perhaps the real Google competitive threat isn't any product or products, but the information vendor's ability to rustle Microsoft corporate paranoia. To get Microsoft chasing Google phantoms, and in the process get Microsoft's corporate mind off its core business.
Google's platform approach is similar to Microsoft's in that the company offers stuff for less, usually free, and reaps money through other means, such as contextual advertising. Google also looks for that good enough threshold, where a product's features meet enough users' needs to use it on the Web and wrapped in contextual advertising or search keywords. Potential competition with Microsoft there could be real, if Google could release competing products that provide, say, the 10 percent of features people use 90 percent of the time. But the intent isn't necessarily to compete with Microsoft, as so many news sites or bloggers seem to believe.
Windows Media Player as a free product bundled with Windows no doubt had a competitive impact on rivals like RealNetworks. And I wouldn't be surprised if some people at Microsoft saw the negative impact as a good thing. But Microsoft's primary objective had to be Windows, of enhancing the appeal of the operating system by bundling in other stuff. The other stuff just also happened to compete with other companies. Google's position is similar. Products like Google Spreadsheet are about making money off the company's core platform.
Although well aware of the herd behavior of large organizations stampeded by some dimly perceived lightning strike, I'm less enamored with the theory of Google intentionally disrupting Microsoft than I am with the idea expressed in the latter part of the quote. All of Google's office offerings are freebies, or loss leaders if you will, that bring in users or keep them in the Google family of Web properties. If some marginal buyers opt out of Microsoft Works or Microsoft Office, it's merely a side benefit.
Of course, there's a final consideration, well expressed by Henry Blodget:
If the goal is simply a portal strategy–soak up more of a user's computer time, and you'll capture a greater percentage of their searches–then, fine. But the ROI on a free spreadsheet designed to capture more of a user's time is way lower than that of a successful tweak to a search algorithm. Google's overall ROI, therefore, should continue to fall.
True enough, although one has to wonder how easy "successful tweaks to a search engine" are to come by these days.
[...] I also asked LeBlond if Google's foray into productivity applications is of any concern to Microsoft. His response: "That's not what keeps me up at night," he said. As I mentioned the other day, I'd given up on seeing any Web-based version of Office and taking LeBlond's comments at face value, Office Live seems destined to remain a warmed over bCentral. Filed under Office, Coopetition, Google, Office Live, Microsoft [Permalink] [...]
[...] They just introduced Google Spreadsheets and purchased Writely for word processing, so all Google needs to round out their online office suite is online presentation software. Well, that can be fixed if you have the cash and Google certainly does. Steve Rubel points to a report at ITWire that has Gartner Group predicting a Google purchase of Thumbstacks or the equivalent before the end of the year. Filed under Office, Coopetition, Google, Microsoft [Permalink] [...]
[...] Back when Google started rolling out its online office tools, I observed that all the criticism that online tools lacked the power of Microsoft Office were missing the point: If I had to pick a product to compare the Google collection to, I would vote for Microsoft Works. It's light duty office functionality for the occasional user and so are Google Spreadsheets, Writely, and Google Calendar. I can easily see OEMs at some point foregoing a Microsoft Works bundle on a consumer PC and just pointing them to the Google office offerings. [...]
[...] Google just launched the latest iteration in their free online office offerings called Docs & Spreadsheets. Separately they already had the Writely word processor (relaunched in August) and were testing Google Spreadsheets, but now they have combined them and Michael Arrington at TechCrunch got a sneak preview: It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...]


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Recently updated including newly fitted and upgraded basement. Upgraded sumptuous bedding in all bedrooms.
Perfect for couples, families, groups of friends,
We have just purchased a double kayak for your use also. Paddles and life jackets also availabil. Perfect time of year to view the Lakes etc. At users own risk.
When i first visited stowe, i felt as if i were in a winter wonderland. It is also amazing at Summer and Fall seasons.
I vowed to go back as many times as possible in the winter without realizing that Stowe is actually an all year round location particularly suited to all sports whether winter sports or hiking, bike riding, walking, tennis, golf etc. Or just relax on the porch, sitting by beautiful Waterbury reservoir or take a trip to the top of Mount Mansfield whether by car or chair lift in the winter. Beautiful views across to Mount Washington and the Canadian border. Go visit Lake Champlain in Burlington in the summer and take a boat across to New York state. You are also near the Canadian border with Montreal being the closest part of Canada to Stowe, about an hour and a half car ride away. I believe you can fly to Montreal as well as Boston, although I have never done so myself.
This house is on the edge of centre to the village of Stowe where you can take a leisurely stroll to enjoy the many features typical of a New England village which is well serviced with beautiful restaurants as well as other facilities along the Mountain Road ( a free shuttle bus is available from the village along the Mountain Road to Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak for skiing if you don't have a car with you). You can also travel easily to other ski resorts from Stowe such as Jay Peak and Smugglers Notch.
My family has a strong association with the Village and to own a piece of it is a dream come true. Everyone who stays wants to come back. The property has 3 bedrooms, one being in the basement which has been finished to a high standard including shower room, utility room and den with seating and flat screen tv, plus a warm room to keep your ski boots toasty. The master bedroom upstairs is en suite with a large dressing room also. The second bedroom is also upstairs and next to the family bathroom.
Stowe is a truly remarkable place, became home to the Trapp family from the Sound of Music, is home to the original Ben and Jerry's nearby and has its own ghost, Emily, after which a covered bridge is named. The ski trails are fantastic and in the summer, are a treat to walk and hike for the amazing views.
The Green Mountain Inn along the road from this property is a quintissential New England inn where the Whip bar and Grill serves some beautiful food or you could just pop along for a cocktail in the bar in the evening while your dinner is cooking in the fully fitted kitchen. You must try the Green Mountain Inn brunch and Bloody Mary's at weekends. If you prefer to cater for yourselves, there are several grocery stores in the village and because its the US, almost every restaurant caters for take out service too. The food/deli store harvest market is a must for take out prepared food and high quality deli ingredients.
The Four Seasons itself has a large walk out porch where you can sit on the comfortable porch furniture during the summer and barbeque or in the winter to just view the snowy surrounds (we use the grill in winter too). The land opposite is a nature reserve and we have seen deer walk across the road in front but beyond that are tennis courts and a newly refurbished ice rink. What more could you want from a property that sleeps 8 for the price of a room in a local hotel, where every need is catered for, even for the reader, my favourite book shop, Bear Pond Books.
If you're looking for a spa with pool and beauty and relaxation treatments, we often use the Topnotch resort along the Mountain Road. There is even an outdoor heated pool with views of Mount Mansfield and fire pits lit around the pool during the evening.
Apres ski is fully catered for in the Village. Go to Sushi Yoshi for free wings with every drink, Doc Ponds within walking distance for a great vibe and food or be a little more discerning by eating in Plate, also within walking distance of the house. I think this might be my favourite restaurant at the moment.
A couple of reviews from this year are as follows:
' secluded in the heart of the village.What a great location! A few short steps away from the village and yet sitting on the deck you feel like you are on the back roads. This unit is very clean and very well appointed.'
'beautiful home. We really enjoyed our extended stay in this home. We rented it for 6 months. The layout of the house is fantastic, especially the large master suite with walk in closet and private bath. What was also great was the location -- easy and quick walk to restaurants and shops in Stowe. House is well appointed and included everything we needed. Thanks!' and my latest reviews from only a few weeks ago says
'"Excellent choice!"
5 of 5 starsReviewed 1 week ago for a stay in December 2014
Very nice, clean, just as in the pictures.
The beds are great, good mattresses, pillows and linens are all new.
Very well located at walking distance to Stowe center and good restaurants.
Owner very helpful
One bathroom for each bedroom is a great advantage.
Nice kitchen very well equipped, everything good quality'
"Beautiful house in the lovely Stowe"
5 of 5 starsReviewed January 19, 2015 NEW
We stayed at the Four Seasons in the week running up to Christmas - it was wonderful. The house is spacious and well furnished. It is in a perfect location for skiing and exploring Vermont. Wonderful property, I hope we get the chance to go again.
I have also just taken a 3 month booking from someone who stayed last year so its a good rental. In fact my friends who came this year said it smells like Maple Syrup indoors! I guess that means its warm and welcoming and they said how surprised they were that it was so comfortable for what is a rental when we don't use it ourselves.
Each time we visit, we make new purchases and this winter we bought some more great quality rugs, added vintage skis and a tennis racket mirror as new additions for decoration.
Enjoy and treat as your home.
Christmas decorations available for anyone renting at that time of the year.


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Expect to see a lot more Mega Man on your modern consoles. In a video stream celebrating Mega Man's 30th anniversary, Capcom made several big announcements. First up: the entire Mega Man X series is coming to PS4, Switch, Xbox One, and PC in the Summer of 2018. It's not yet certain how the games will be sold — either individually or via a collection — but the news is exciting either way for Mega Man fans.
In addition, previously released games Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 & 2 will be coming to Switch in Spring of 2018. Both games will include full amiibo support, something available in the first game's initial 3DS release; the second game was never released on Nintendo's consoles. Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 brings together the six NES Mega Man games, along with tons of bonus content. Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 includes Mega Man 7 (originally for Super NES), Mega Man 8 (a PlayStation/Saturn game), and Mega Man 9 & 10 (two "new retro"-style releases for Wii, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360).
The main event, however, was the reveal of an all new game: Mega Man 11. It promises to stay true to the series's roots, while moving in the 3D-visuals-2D-gameplay direction many modern platformers have taken. More information is set to arrive next summer, before the game's "late 2018" release. Check out the reveal trailer to whet your Mega appetite.


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Our resident obstetrician will guide you through your pregnancy by being with you at each scan and consultation, and will be there at that most crucial time to delivery your baby.
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Area of Expertise: High risk pregnancy or history of miscarriages
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Lead Clinician Fetal Medicine CAG Barts Health NHS Trusts, Honorary Senior Lecturer Queen Mary University of London, Associate Editor Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Joe Aquilina specialises in obstetric ultrasound/prenatal diagnosis and has extensive experience in the application of ultrasound for the screening and management of high-risk pregnancies. As well as being a very friendly and caring consultant, he is recognised as a preceptor for training in gynaecological scanning by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. The health and well being of you and your baby, is his number one priority.
Depending on how many weeks you are into your pregnancy, you will receive a given amount of antenatal scans and care from our obstetrician. Should you opt for ante-natal care from the very beginning of your pregnancy then you will receive 15 appointments with our consultant. Including 4 ante-natal scans, relevant blood tests and a post-natal check up to make sure everything is as it should be.
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Found Beauty
Things are not always as they appear. Hidden behind something obvious, like a tree or an office building, might be something inconspicuous - so small it doesn't stand out. But if the wind catches it, or if the sun shines down on it just right, it will reveal itself to the world. Our mission here is to capture these images for you and save these brief, fleeting moments to share. We photograph these scenes so that the world will know what happened at that exact spot - if only for an instant.
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3 Comments:
- said...
It's like finding a note that your wrote youself in the future - how hauntingly lovely
- credit savvy said...
hey that looked something my girl wrote to me
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- J. said...
I love the pic. Ever heard of found magazine? They published a book called FOUND & it constisted of found notes & similar items. Cool Stuff!


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Reston, VA March 16, 2012 InfoHQ.com- If you've been waiting to get your hands on the new iPad, then today is the day you have been waiting for. Today Apple's iPad 3 is available for purchase at all US Retail stores including Best Buy, Walmart, Apple Stores, online stores, and from wireless providers AT&T, Verizon, and others.
The new iPad features a stunning new Retina display, Apple's new A5X chip with quad-core graphics and a 5 megapixel iSight camera with advanced optics for capturing amazing photos and 1080p HD video. It also still delivers 10 hour battery life while remaining amazingly thin and light. iPad with Wi-Fi + 4G is world-ready, allowing users to connect to fast networks worldwide when they travel.
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
The Forgotten Fairytale
It was a nice blog, a tad nerdy, but generally good natured. The little blog was nurtured since infancy by many amazingtastic girls, all contributing a little something to it. But it came to pass that when the blog was celebrating its second year, the girls stopped taking care of it completely.
And the little blog cried and threw a terrible tantrum, the kind that makes mothers in grocery stores want to abandon their screaming, red-faced children. The little blog cried dramatically to no one in particular, "Why?!!!!! Why has everyone forgotten me?!"
And it came to pass that conveniently, at that very moment, an old, matronly, chain-smoker-y-but-very-wise-and-world-weary looking blog was passing by.
"Look kid", she said in a voice that made it abundantly clear that the inside of her lungs were coated with nasty black tar, "I'm sorry, but... blogs are for old people who smell like prunes. The new thing is... Facebook."
"NOOOOOOOO!!!!!" And the little blog sank into a deep depression and died.
The end. :D
9 comments:
- Hillari said...
Love the story! but one flaw, the little blog made it to his third year. :P
I try to think of things, but nothing comes to mind.
I will post when I get my ACT score!
- February 11, 2010 at 7:46 PM
- Yen said...
Wait Hillary, we're only juniors = 2 years. And the other problem is that you do not have a facebook. Although, I guess we could still attempt to convince your parents, since facebook is handier w/ the notifications and we can make a private group... but then there will be no more cute backgrounds to play with!
- February 12, 2010 at 11:48 PM
- Yen said...
...or we could just make it a regular thing where every week, someone puts a post up asking people how their week was, what they did, and if they had any funny stories/experiences.... (haha.. which is what facebook is...)
- February 12, 2010 at 11:51 PM
- Amanda said...
Wow, Aly. Just wow.
And people just throw random stuff on Facebook...like random stuff that happened to them that day...which is funnier with the blog because it isn't interspersed with random "Person 1 and Person 2 became fans of Stupid Saying Number 47!)
- February 13, 2010 at 2:40 PM
- Misty said...
ok I have something: my ex asked me to prom.
- February 18, 2010 at 3:37 PM
- Misty said...
and I'm just gonna make a facebook page for you, Hillary, and you can just log on when you feel you want to. Otherwise, it will sit there all lonely, but at least you'll have one... ;)
- February 18, 2010 at 3:40 PM
- Keilee said...
Misty, that's fraud! Hillary should be able to make her own facebook to experience it for herself. i don't care about Facebook that much. yup :)
- February 18, 2010 at 9:26 PM
- Keilee said...
wait....we did a little insert thing there that didn't work...so the sentence about not caring is by Hillary, the rest is by me....
- February 18, 2010 at 9:28 PM
- Erika said...
The blogs not allowed to die!!!!!
I can't have a facebook, nor am i sure i want one.
We need to post more; i dont't know what but something!
SO, I suggest we nurse the sad little blog back to health, we can't let it die after two years, what a sad depressing, short life. It should make it to at least 3.(of course that will still be a sad life)
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The school board approved a policy change that will allow all current or former board members to present a diploma to a graduate who is a family member. Any former board members who want to present a diploma to a family member at graduation will need to contact Julie Dickerson the high school as soon as possible.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just made their public debut as a couple at the Invictis Games, but there's another lady vying for the spotlight in Harry's life. Or, at least vying for his popcorn.
Harry has been busy in Toronto, is all we have to say. He's been spending a lot of time with his girlfriend for sure, but he's also been on hand to support the athletes and attend the games. Which is when this adorable little thief made her move!
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their public debut as a couple.
But not even Meghan got as fresh as this little girl.
Harry was completely unaware it was happening at first.
He was just minding his own business, chatting with a friend, and this little girl just helped herself.
More from CafeMom: Meghan Markle Hints That a Move to London Is in the Works
But then he made our hearts melt.
He is so good with kids we can't even handle it. We can't wait to see him as a dad!


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How to install and use the Windows Server 2003 access-based enumeration tool
The Purpose of the Access Based Enumeration tool is to make it so users can only view the folders which they have priveledges to on a server. This reduces the confusion of the users and the hassle of the administrators and help-desk and it also ups the servers security.
By Default Access Based Enumeration (ABE) is installed on both Windows Server 2003 sp1 and r2 but in order for it to function properly you need to download and install a file which creates a new tab on a shared folder's properties menu. This is obtained from
and then once it is installed the Access Based Enumeration (ABE) tool can be started either by command-line or by a GUI(Graphical User Interface). I will start off with the later.
Now start the installation by clicking next.
Agree to the end-user agreement
Select where you want it installed and if it should be for everyone.
Here you can choose to enable ABE on all existing shared folders or to do it manually for all existing folders.
HOORRAAAY!!!! Access-based Enumeration has been installed on your server.
Ensure That the installation was successful by right clicking on a shared file and selecting properties.
In the tab selection there sould be one that reads "Access-based Enumeration"
Enabling Access-based Enumeration on each shared folder
The Two Ways Of Enabling it are:
By Command-line
By Using the graphical user interface
of using the GUI version are that it "provides customers with the most intuitive and self-explanatory means of enabling ABE, while the command-line interface allows administrators the most flexibility in managing ABE on shared resources across the network." ("Access-based Enumeration",2009)
by right-clicking on a shared folder (in this case called common files) Click on Properties and then on the Access-based Enumeration tab.
This then offers two ways of enabling ABE:
1> Enable access-based enumeration on this shared folder
2> Apply this folder's setting to all existing shared folders on this computer.
the first option only enables ABE on this one folder where as the second option enables it on all shared folders currently on the server.
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Bangkok, 11 April 2016
Minor Hotel Group (MHG), a hotel owner, operator and investor, currently with a portfolio of 145 hotels and resorts in 22 countries across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Europe, South America, Africa and the Indian Ocean, has announced the development of Oaks Bodhgaya in India, in partnership with GP Group and Top Travel & Tours Pvt. Ltd. (TTPL). The overall project investment is USD 6.7m.
Oaks Bodhgaya is in the final stages of development and is slated to open in Q4 this year. The first phase of the property will have a total of 78 keys, in addition to a restaurant, a conference hall, a terrace with meditation area and landscaped gardens. A second phase is also under development which will add a further 60 keys and will bring the total to 138 keys. The hotel is located along the main road in Bodhgaya between the Mahabodhi Temple and the airport.
Providing effortless stays and essential comforts, Oaks Hotels & Resorts offers a range of contemporary accommodation, from hotel and resort rooms and suites, to furnished serviced apartments, in central city locations and resorts. Earlier this year MHG announced Oaks Neemrana in India which is scheduled to open in 2017. The brand's growing portfolio currently comprises 52 properties across four countries – Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and the United Arab Emirates, with more than 6,000 guest rooms under its management. Additional properties are currently under development in China and Bali, Indonesia.
Dillip Rajakarier, CEO of Minor Hotel Group, commented, "Hot on the heels of our first Oaks India announcement earlier this year, we are thrilled to be bringing the Oaks brand to Bodhgaya. Religious tourism is a huge market and represents a great opportunity and Oaks Bodhgaya will be well placed to capitalize on this when it becomes the first Oaks in India upon opening towards the end of the year. We are pleased to be partnering with GP Group and look forward to working closely with the team to bring this new hotel to the market."
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Whenever the stock market goes down, investors get frustrated. But there is a light in an otherwise gloomy situation: the option to bolster after-tax stock returns through a concept called tax-loss harvesting. Through opportunistic tax-loss harvesting, you can increase your returns indirectly, especially early on in a portfolio's life. This article will explain how to get the extra return in order to maximize wealth.
What Is Tax-Loss Harvesting?
Imagine that on the first day of any given year, you invest $100,000 in the U.S. stock market via an exchange-traded fund (ETF), like SPDR S&P 500. Let's assume this ETF trades off by 10%, falling to a market value of $90,000. Rather than feeling sorry for yourself, you can sell the ETF and reinvest the $90,000 back into the stock market.
Although you are keeping your market exposure constant, for IRS tax purposes, you just realized a loss of $10,000. You can use this loss to offset taxable income - leading to incremental tax savings or a bigger refund. Since you kept your market exposure constant, there really hasn't been a change in your investment cash flow, just a potential cash benefit on the tax return.
Now let's say that the market reverses course and heads north, surpassing your initial investment of $100,000 and closing out the year at $108,000, yielding the average 10% pretax return when adding a typical 2% dividend yield. For ease of calculation, let us assume that your marginal tax rate is 50%. Had you done nothing except buy-and-hold in the aforementioned scenario, you would have an after-tax return of 9%, represented by an 8% unrealized investment gain plus a 1% dividend gain (2% dividend less 1% paid in tax to the government due to a 50% marginal tax rate).
However, if you sold and replaced your stock market position ('harvested' the tax loss), you would also have a loss of $10,000 that you can use to offset some ordinary income or other taxable gains from other areas on your tax return. At the assumed marginal tax rate of 50%, this would be worth $5,000 in income tax savings, or another 5% return on the original $100,000. Thus, your net-net after-tax return would now be 14% (9% + 5%).
There are some limitations on this activity. Let's take a closer look at a few of the limitations and regulations surrounding your taxable gains.
IRS Regulations
First, the IRS won't let you simply buy an asset and sell it solely for the purpose of paying less in tax. Thus, on Schedule D of the 1040 tax form, the loss will be disallowed if the same or substantially identical asset is purchased within 30 days. This is called the "wash-sale rule."
As a counter to this, a similar asset of high correlation (but cannot be "substantially identical") may be made to keep the market exposure constant if you don't want to wait the 30 days. Correlation is the key here, as many assets move up and down together almost in tandem. Replacing the SPDR S&P 500 with another U.S. ETF, like SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average, would get you almost the same market representation.
Income Threshold
Another limitation is that only up to $3,000 of loss can be used to reduce your taxable income ($1500 each if married filing separately). While no revision of this income threshold is in place, most high net worth investors have gains in other aspects of their investment portfolios that render this tax loss useful. Even if it is not, the tax loss may be carried forward for use on future tax returns, creating only a slight decay in the time value of money on your tax loss.
Growing Portfolio
While beyond the scope of this article, realizing tax losses lowers tax basis, which makes harvesting harder to do the longer the portfolio grows; however, receiving the tax benefit up front is best, from the perspective of time value of money.
Administrative Cost
Additionally, transacting every time the market goes down can be onerous, from a tax-preparation standpoint. A general rule to use is that if the tax benefit outweighs the administrative cost, harvest the loss.
The Bottom Line
In summary, tax-loss harvesting is a way investors can take an active role in managing their portfolios with a strategy that is based on opportunity created by tax law, not market speculation. In some cases, after-tax returns could be greatly enhanced, putting the investor well on the road to quicker asset accumulation, so that next time the market turns downward you won't be feeling blue.


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London's immersive cabaret house party returns with an all-star cast in the gorgeous Scarfes Bar. Expect magic, music, and a touch of mayhem. For more information and tickets go to: http://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/london/dining/Scarfes-Bar/Cabaret-at-Scarfes-Bar
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Beauty Within Gold Cage Pendant with Blue Drusy Crystal
Beauty Within Gold Cage Pendant with Blue Drusy Crystal
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The cage opens to allow your crystal of choice. Choose white or blue Agate Drusy Quartz Crystal, and watch out for further crystal packages coming soon. The tiny drusy crystals provide a stunning sparkle against the silver or gold cage.
Sally Lane Jewelry is designed to transform from day to night wear, enhancing any outfit with class and style. For Strong Yet Feminine women.
Perfect for triangle and geometric lovers!
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18K Gold Plated Sterling Silver with Blue Drusy Quartz Crystal
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50cm Length chain, pendant cage 1.5cm W x 2cm H
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5th October 2015: The Artrix Board has announced the appointment of Hannah Phillips as the next Director of Artrix.
Hannah is currently Deputy Director (Outreach and Partnerships) at the Birmingham School of Acting, part of Birmingham City University (BCU) and will take over from Ros Robins, Artrix's Interim Director, on 15th December.
Hannah's current role involves her as part of both the Senior Leadership team at The School of Acting and within the Faculty of Arts, Design and Media at BCU. Her responsibilities include involvement in developing and delivering the strategic vision for the School, developing industry and outreach partnerships and running the BA (Hons) Applied Performance (Community and Education) programme. As a director and researcher, Hannah uses theatre and performance as a tool to raise awareness of social issues and specialises in making interdisciplinary work for young people.
Prior to her current position Hannah was Director of Young People's Theatre at Birmingham REP and her career to date includes freelance directing of theatre, a stint as Head of BTEC and HND Performing Arts Programmes for Birmingham Theatre School (part of Birmingham Metropolitan College) and Teaching at the College of North East London. She has also been a Producer of the Birmingham SHOUT Festival – Festival of Queer Arts and Culture, a Film and Arts Reporter for BBC WM and Artistic Director of Birmingham Library Theatre Company.
Hannah Phillips said: 'I'm delighted to be joining Artrix during its tenth celebratory year. So much has been achieved in the last decade and I'm very much looking forward to working with staff, Trustees and volunteers to ensure that opportunities to engage and participate in arts and culture are available to as many people as possible.'
Dorothy Wilson, Chair of the Board said 'We're delighted to welcome Hannah and to anticipate the excitement of the next decade when Artrix will continue to offer outstanding artistic experiences to the people of Bromsgrove District. We are indebted to Ros Robins for steering Artrix through the challenges of the last year and for so ably preparing the organisation for the next chapter.'
For further information please contact Dorothy Wilson, Chair of the Board of Artrix at email@example.com
Rosie Hamilton
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Bromsgrove B60 1PQ
01527 572692
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Sunday, November 16, 2008
Some of you may have viewed ZEITGEIST ~ THE MOVIE (a 2-hour docufeature released more than a year ago and which spread across the planet via the internet like a shift-inducing virus).
On 3 October 2008, Peter Joseph released an Addendum to Zeitgeist. I suggest you make yourself a cup of coffee or tea first, organize some finger food, switch off your mobile, then lean back and soak it all in. It runs for slightly over 2 hours - but it could well save you years of confusion, anxiety, and doubt.
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China: GDP economic growth slowest in 25 years
Jan 19, Beijing: The GDP figures released on Tuesday showed that China's economy grew by 6.9 percent in 2015, compared with 7.3 percent a year earlier, making the lowest level of growth in 25 years.
China's growth, seen as a driver of the global economy, is a major concern for investors around the world.
Beijing had set an official growth target of "about 7 percent" for the world's second-largest economy, media reports said.
Chinese leaders are trying to reduce reliance on trade and investment by nurturing slower, more self-sustaining growth based on domestic consumption and services.
But the unexpectedly sharp decline over the past two years prompted fears of a politically dangerous spike in job losses. Beijing responded by cutting interest rates and taking other steps to shore up growth, Al Jazeera news report said.
Full-year growth for 2015 was the lowest since sanctions were imposed on Beijing following its crackdown on the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy movement caused growth to plummet to 3.8 percent in 1990.
Analysts said any growth below 6.8 percent would likely fuel calls for further economic stimulus. Economic growth in the final quarter of 2015 edged down to 6.8 percent, according to the country's national bureau of statistics.
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December 1, 2008
Coleman Casey finally has time to get back to practicing law.
Actually, he has always kept a full caseload as partner at Shipman & Goodwin, even while taking on his various volunteer roles within the Hartford arts community. But his recent stint as board president of the Wadsworth Atheneum museum forced him to juggle his profession and outside interests like never before.
Casey began his presidency in November 2005, and in August 2007, he also took over as acting director of the museum when the former director resigned.
This spring, the museum found a new director, and Casey's term as board president ended last month. He had been spending 20 to 30 hours a week on Atheneum business, a commitment that has been drastically reduced.


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SOLD OUTQueen Ascension: Private Group Retreat on the Lake
March 16-18, 2018 | Columbia, SC
Join Molesey Crawford for a relaxing 3-Day retreat dedicated to nourishing the feminine spirit and nurturing our bond of Sisterhood.
"I am a Queen… and all my life I have been trying to get back to my throne."
They were the truest words I had ever spoken. The year was 2009, and I had hit rock bottom. I thought I had it all together. And then one day… in a flash… my world was turned upside down.
For so many years, I had been hustling and striving towards my dreams, but after another failed business and more setbacks than I could count, I was broke, burnt out, exhausted and depressed.
I wanted to live a life of purpose… I wanted to do something that made a difference. No matter how much I searched or how hard I tried, I just couldn't seem to get there.
What was wrong with me?
My greatest fear was that I was stuck for good this time and I would never break free. I was so afraid that I would wake up, years later, even decades later, realizing that I had missed my destiny… that life had passed me by. I was afraid that I would never become the woman I was meant to be.
I was scattered into a thousand pieces.
I felt scared and alone and suffered in silence.
I couldn't see my way clear…
Life happened and I lost my way.
So, for the first time in my life, I went within myself. I got still and quiet enough to finally pay attention to what was stirring inside me. I got still enough to deeply feel my own pain, take a look at my fears, and hear the whispers of my own heart. What I discovered was that I had been playing small, dimming my light, giving my power away… running from who I truly am.
I had forgotten who I was…
And on that day, I began to remember.
A woman of great potential searching for her destiny is a Queen searching for her throne…
I began to reconnect to my inner Divinity, the Great Queen within. I realized that my craving was not for the next level… I was ready for a higher dimension. I was ready to return to my throne. That was Home to me. That's where I knew I belonged.
In this new awareness, I now understood why I always had a grand vision of the future. I finally understood why I always strived for better and could never settle for mediocrity. It finally clicked for me, why I had never been happy with my life. The intangible thing I was searching for was my throne. My destiny, my purpose, my own personal point of power. I was meant to be more, and I wasn't living up to my full potential. It was on that day that I consciously began the journey of returning to my throne.
Queen, your throne is not a place "out there." Finding your throne is about finding yourself and discovering who you are on a very deep level. It is about connecting with your inner truth and bringing that truth into the world.
Being Queen was my inner truth, and by 2011, I was courageously sharing my discovery with other women. I realized that there is a profound feminine awakening occurring, and it is a quiet riot. The evolution is taking place in the hearts of women all around the globe.
I knew there were a lot of lost Queens out there, and as I made my pilgrimage from a Queen in the wilderness to a Queen on my throne, I discovered my true purpose of being a vessel for helping others find the way back to their royal home.
With the notes I had taken during my personal process of Queen Ascension, I created a blueprint. I began to create videos and post messages that stretched across every social media outlet. Within a few years, these messages had transformed the lives of millions of women globally. From Africa, to Europe, Australia, the Americas, and every place in between, women have been positively impacted by the message of Queen Ascension. What started out as a simple confession has now transformed into a Sisterhood with worldwide influence.
My Sister, you have a greater purpose.
You are meant to brilliantly shine in your feminine power. You are meant to thrive in wisdom, peace, prosperity, abundance, beauty, and compassion.
You are meant to lead with your feminine gifts. You have the power to effect positive change just by your presence. You can build nations. You can move mountains with your influence.
You are meant to be a shining example of what is possible when a woman discovers who she truly is…
You've been encoded with a promise to become a reigning Queen… But the promise is only activated if you are willing to go through your ascension process…
If you are experiencing:
Beginning to question everything about your life. Nothing seems to work as it used to. You know you are at a breaking point and something MUST change. You know there's more to life and you want something better. You just need clarity on where to start.
An intense craving to know on a deeper level: Why am I here? What am I really meant to do? You are ready to do the work that you were created to do… 100%.
An increased desire to slow down and get back to what really matters.
Heightened intuition, lucid dreaming, repeating number patterns and stunning synchronicities throughout your day.
A desire to speak and write, to create something that really makes a difference.
Instant manifestation of your desires. You can think of something or express what you want and it immediately appears.
Craving peace over struggle.
Craving, simplicity, quiet time and solitude.
No, you are not crazy. The next dimension is calling and it's time to ascend.
Queen Ascension is a woman's journey from scatteredness to wholeness… from powerlessness to purpose. It's the path to remembering who you really are.
It's time to rise above suffering, struggle, survival and burnout and rediscover your inner Divinity… the Great Queen within you.
There are stages of awakening on the Path to Queen Ascension. In this 3-Day Private Retreat, I'm personally walking you through each stage as you cross over to reclaim your throne.
In our 3-Day Private Retreat, we'll uncover the keys to unlocking your inner brilliance and ascending to the throne, including…
Sacred Initiation: The Path to rediscovering your Goddess-self and reclaiming your royal identity so you can fulfill your purpose and destiny now.
Making peace with your past, releasing regrets, healing your heart and learning the powerful principles of self-forgiveness.
The Greatest Story Untold: A deeper unveiling of our Her-story (including the significance of Goddess wings) and how you can use these hidden truths to take flight and become unstoppable in your life.
Feminine Leaders Rising For Such a Time as This– How to deal with the pain and responsibility of being a next dimensional feminine leader so you can break free of self-sabotage and reclaim your brilliance as a Messenger Queen.
What to do when you outgrow some family and friends as you're rising to higher dimensions. How to overcome strained relationships and feeling isolated and alone.
Clear the blockages that keep you scattered, unfocused and unclear about the direction for your life so you can experience greater purpose, fulfillment, wealth, abundance, loving relationships, and anything else you desire.
The powerful ancient secret that I use EVERYDAY to resolve and dissolve my past baggage and inner clutter. (Removing inner blockages is how you become a magnet for wealth and riches.)
How to break through self-doubt and trust your own judgment instead of constantly seeking validation and approval from others. (Second guessing yourself cripples your Intuition and weakens the Queen within)
How to release toxic emotions and forgive yourself for making bad decisions as you invoke the power to make new choices that honor the Queen you are becoming.
The Authenticity Factor: Be real. Be you. Be unafraid to take a stand for yourself. How to release unnecessary roles, unwanted obligations and the need to please others so you can focus on your healing and personal transformation.
How to end constant negative mind chatter and toxic mental loops so you can take back your days and life.
Powerful strategies to building your legacy and creating a blueprint so you can pass it on and empower others.
The Power of Sisterhood: A new sense of support, organization, cooperation and accountability from other Sister Queens on the same journey.
A Queen on her throne is a woman who has mastered herself. She's not perfect, but she is complete. She has come to the full realization that everything she needs to fulfill her mission can be found within. She has uncovered her powers, and she knows how to use them. She's no longer on The Path; she has become The Path.
Join me and an intimate group of Sister-Queens for a 3-Day Private Retreat on the LakeMarch 16-18, 2018 | Columbia, SC
Here's what you'll receive:
3-Day access to our beautiful lakeside space. (Retreat hours only. Accommodations and lodging are at a different location and not included in the price. Host hotel information will be provided in your official Welcome Letter.)
A Blueprint for Queen Ascension: I'm personally walking you through the path to reclaiming your throne.
A light breakfast buffet, lunch and hors d'oeuvres will be provided.
BONUS! Immediate access to Over 18+ Full Length Pre-Recorded Master Classes (a $497 value, free)
I'll be there with you personally, every step of the way, to ensure you see the success you deserve as you trace your royal roots and fulfill your life's purpose. Join me now.
Queen, here's what I want you to know: You are powerful beyond measure…
You are not stuck. You are not confused. There's something that you haven't said yes to. Could it be that you haven't committed to taking your life into your own hands? If you are complaining, blaming and feeling sorry for yourself you are blocking your path to the throne.
You are not a victim. Life is not happening to you. You are creating your experience one choice at a time. You choose how the past affects your present and how the present affects your future. You're only a few decisions away from everything you could ever want. You must awaken to the responsibility you have to not only transform your life but also the role you play in impacting change in your home, your community, and the world.
In my desire to live a beautiful and abundant life, I have truly been led to the wonderful wisdom of The Queen Code. My heart has always desired, and felt that I have the right to be, do and have all the best in life. Molesey's work and words of wisdom immediately resonated with that truth in my heart the very moment I watched and listened to her videos. She has freely shared her sincere revelations about unconditional love and believing in ourselves, which is the very key to our custom Queen Code. She reminds us that we all have the code of natural royalty, righteousness, and wealth within us. Her words empower, and inspire us to reach within our very selves to unlock our Queen Code, release our fears and negatives, and gain true understanding of our passions, purpose, and path in life. Molesey is an excellent speaker, and teacher. You will be immediately enlightened and empowered by her simply profound analogies and strategies for abundant life that you can implement now and cherish forever. ~Marley Ariyahu, Owner of Beauty of Tziyon Organic Bath & Beauty
My Sister, this is your time. I know you are tired of battling the same issues for years and years…living according to other people's expectations… building and nurturing everyone else's dream but your own. It's time to reclaim your royal birthright. I know you are ready to reign. It is not wrong to desire a life of purpose, peace, deep fulfillment, influence, freedom, and wealth on every level. You are destined to live a life where nothing is impossible to you. Join us now.
Forever Your Sister on the Path,
Your Queen Mentor & Retreat Host:
Molesey Crawford is owner and CEO of The Queen Code, Inc., a company that is dedicated to helping women reclaim their feminine power. Through her seminars, mentoring programs, and countless newspaper, radio and television interviews, Molesey passionately teaches the keys to ascending to the throne. She shares that "our greatest work is to realize our highest potential. To believe that there is more to who you are, and to follow your heart to find the keys to the Queendom is a noble pursuit."


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Deciphering the Menu
Lots of restaurants in Umbria have translated their menu into English, a lot of times not hindered by any knowledge of it…. Even if you are able to decipher it as English it often doesn't sound very good. Bit of wild boar to the parfum of juniper sounds a lot less scrumptious than 'bocconcini di cinghiale al ginepro' (another thing we found on the menu above). I don't claim to be able to do any better. Translating menu's is a skill and most ingredients will neither in English nor in Dutch sound as toothsome as they do in Italian. Misspelling in italian by the way is a 'errore d'ortografia.'


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It is really good weather condition for rising Bitcoin Cash till 3600$ for this weekend while XRP going to replace BTC .In my opinion Bitcoin Cash reach 5000$ in the next week probably weekend.
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Installation of wall cabinets must be given the highest priority when installing kitchen cabinets, because of the simple fact that they will provide you good deal of space and also they do not occupy a lot of space. You can use the other empty floor space for installation of lower level kitchen cabinets.
Cabinet Materials
How To Measure For Cabinet Doors
A corner curio display cabinet doesn't have to take up a lot of space. Nor does it need to stand out in a room — the right corner room display cabinet should blend seamlessly with your existing décor, regardless of whether it's traditional or contemporary. A corner curio cabinet should be chosen with as much care as other pieces of furniture in the room.
The most important part of buying them is to measure, measure, measure! Measure the length and width of cabinet doors. If you are installing entirely cabinets, measure depth. Measure your ceiling height. Understand that newer houses tend to have higher ceilings; it may be architecturally impossible to support having tall 42 inch cabinets installed in your old kitchen.
If you desire a painted finish there are a few choices you will have to make. One is whether to replace your existing cabinet doors, or to just paint the old ones. Most people that undertake a cabinet reface or resurfacing project have grown tired of their cabinets and cabinet doors so it is very common to replace the cabinet doors prior to repainting your cabinets.
Additional Options
Wall corner cabinets include: (1) the diagonal-front — this cabinet has a modified pentagon shape (this is the one most frequently chosen for this position); (2) the easy reach — this cabinet appears to be two adjoining wall cabinets (it has a center hinge to allow opening the first door or both and allows direct access to the contents on the shelves); and the blind — half of this cabinet is buried in the corner itself and can be accessed only by the front door of the cabinet — this cabinet is the unfortunate choice in instances where structure or an appliance allows no other option.
The shelving should be easy to adjust. Shelves made from glass are preferable to shelves made from solid materials. Be sure to have a good understanding of how to mount the cabinet if it's a wall unit. In fact, quality cabinet furniture should include mounting hardware. The lighting scheme of the cabinet is also a key factor. The best cabinets use halogen lights. Halogen is a type of incandescent light that is more natural and lasts longer than a typical incandescent bulb. The best cabinets will have lights on more than one tier. In addition, beveled glass doors are a good choice to give a designer look to practically any style curio cabinet.