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6 sites transforming how you shop
It's not always about brand extension. These 6 small websites are pointing consumers to new strategies for buying, selling and trading merchandise.
Over the past 15 years, the Internet has transformed society. It has generated an entire industry, revolutionized commerce and altered the ways people communicate, connect and build relationships.
From a commercial perspective, online shopping has generated a shift in consumer behavior. According to two studies by the Pew Research Center, this shift is far from over. In September 2010, 58% of Americans went online for information about products to buy, up from 49% six years earlier.
The six companies profiled here are building strong momentum in the realm of online shopping. Their technologies can help consumers save time and money, but the websites also do something else: They expose people to new strategies for acquiring, selling or trading consumer goods. Plus, they plug in consumers to the new currents that will inevitably follow as technology continues to transform personal transactions of all kinds.
Based in San Francisco, thredUP is an online clothing swap. Parents can exchange used clothes, as well as books and toys. The website bills itself as a time-saving solution for busy, thrifty parents. You don't have to rummage through garage sales, and the inventory is more abundant than what you'd encounter at the thrift store.
In the real world, clothing swaps are few and far between because they are time-consuming and difficult to organize. ThredUP's marketplace streamlines everything into one browser-friendly interface.
For basic swaps, thredUP customers pay $5 plus $10.95 in shipping fees.
ModCloth.com is a boutique-style online retailer that chooses small lots from a variety of designers, all retro in style. ModCloth features only a few of each item in each individual size, enhancing the uniqueness of its shopping experience.
In the real world, boutiques can be expensive and difficult places to shop because they tend to run out of inventory quickly. As a solution to this problem, ModCloth provides an extensive inventory of department-store alternatives.
Above all, the company engages in strong social-media efforts to engage its customers. Site browsers can vote on items that they'd like ModCloth to buy and sell.
The site transforms shopping by presenting a holistic experience online, an accomplishment that eludes many virtual retailers.
Established in 2005, Etsy has gained a reputation as one of the world's strongest marketplaces for handmade creations. Its network provides people a place to sell their handcrafted clothing, jewelry, furniture, toys and other items.
Anyone with a handmade product can create a store on Etsy, and everyone can shop there. Brooklyn-based Etsy aims to foster a do-it-yourself culture. It periodically brings online users together for real-world social events that have nothing to do with commerce. Participants show up to learn new skills and socialize.
Lifesta is a marketplace for people to buy and sell daily deals picked up from sites like Groupon and LivingSocial, which bring out the "impulse shopper" in everyone with great face-value offers.
On Lifesta you can buy deals you missed, look for deals that might hold appeal or sell any deal you bought and won't use.
The site offers a way out for shoppers who may have been too eager in snapping up a great deal at Groupon for, say, a morning yoga class. Rather than be stuck with a voucher you'll never redeem, you can offer it on Lifesta at whatever price you choose. Lifesta gets its cut -- 99 cents plus 8% of the sales price -- and you get all or some of your money back.
Rehash is another online community for trading clothes and books. The goal of the site is to provide a space for people to share items that would otherwise cost money or go to waste.
The majority of items in Rehash's database are secondhand, but items are typical of what a shopper would find in a mall. Products found on Rehash include Banana Republic tops, trendy ankle boots and Hollister T-shirts.
Rehash is owned by Orpheux Design, a Florida Web studio and creative agency.
Remember Facebook gifts? They were really fun and thoughtful -- until people realized that they weren't actually real.
Rob Carpenter decided to take Facebook gifts to the next level. In 2008, he established Friendgiftr, a business he has described as the world's first social-media and mobile-based e-commerce 2.0 company. Now, you can send real gift cards from about 150 merchants. Its apps aim to commercialize social networking sites and smartphones.
anyways, think im going to change back to chrome and google.
ive been using msn as my homepage for the last week while i tried out the new version of internet explorerer, and i honestly cannot say that MSN as a website with its multitude of woman based articles, or the new ie browser which is still more clunky than chrome, are doing anything to impress me.
10 years ago, we had our own stores. Not anymore. We sell a few product lines online and a completely different line of products at the big box stores. We actually design the products for them.
No more people walking in and browsing during their lunches hours and then surfing online to find a cheaper price. That is where Borders made their fatal mistake.
they forgot listia.com in this article... and, quite a few other online boutiques and such that sell or trade items for less.. (in fact listia is completely FREE except for an occasional cheap shipping price)... Then there is freecycle.org... (everything FREE - no hidden charges)... and, i could go on and on..... therefore, i was a little less than impressed... i receive better information on "cheap sites" from my bffs and family members... though, a couple of the places that were listed - i actually hadn't heard about yet... so, thank you for the those...
btw: you can also checkout other boutiques at: LA-laDee.net... adanias.net
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Villa Samakee
Villa Samakee is a five-bedroom property offering space, elegance and total privacy in the secured Layan Estate villa enclave. Ideal for families or groups of friends, this spacious holiday retreat features a stunning 20-metre pool, a large garden and quality services, just mins away from Layan and Bangtao beaches.
Villa Samakee's luch tropical landscape, seamlessly connected indoor-outdoor spaces and expansive Thai modern design offer a wonderful balance of private and fun spaces for families to enjoy, as well as providing a fantastic venue for weddings and special occasions.
Located in a peaceful residential area, this spectacular villa is a world away from Phuket's hectic tourist centres yet it remains within easy reach of the island's finest restaurants, spas and boutiques in and around a collection of luxury resorts in Bangtao Bay.
A sense of majesty ensues from the moment you arrive at Villa Samakee. Entering through its oversized teak front doors is to step inside another world; a true tropical escape. A long stretch of glimmering blue meets you on arrival: the 20 by 5-metre infinity pool, where life in the villa revolves.
The spacious wooden pool deck offers a divine choice of spots to catch the sun's rays, while a lovely outdoor sala provides a shaded lounge area just a hop away from the 10 -person jacuzzi. Towering fan palms and a rich variety of tropical garden plants create a vivid green landscape and a natural border that keep the villa ultra private and secure.
Inside, a remarkable collection of art and antiques from traditional Thai temple spires to ancient Buddha statues to bright whimsical paintings, including several depicting Asian archetypes by Belgian artist Christian Develter, add character and colour throughout the villa.
A large living room with a gorgeous vaulted timber ceiling and two walls that open completely to the outdoors offers a nice spot for reading or enjoying a cosy chat with the family. The well-equipped Home Theatre is a colourful, fun space for children and adults alike while a private study leading to a garden patio provides a quiet retreat. A formal dining room set in front of the superbly fitted out western kitchen has seating for 16.
Each of the five bedrooms offers a very well appointed, peaceful oasis for couples or kids. Romance abounds in the upstairs master suite, which features a two-person terrazzo bathtub that overlooks the pool from its private bathroom.
The villa manager, chef, maid and concierge service ensure that every need is taken care of efficiently and with utmost professionalism and care. Enjoy a full range of services on offer, from poolside massages to babysitting to booking a round of golf.
- 20m x 5m swimming pool, with outdoor shower
- 10-person Jacuzzi, 2m x 2m
- Expansive pool-side lounge area with 12 sun beds and three loveseats
- Spacious 7m x 5.5 m Outdoor Sala, with mini-fridge and seating for 12
- BBQ area with kitchenette and gas BBQ
- Private garden patio with seating for six
- Baby cot and highchair
- BOSE surround-sound stereo with CD player and speakers throughout the villa
- Home Theatre with a 42-inch flat screen TV, DVD player and cable
- TV and DVD player in all bedrooms, 42-inch flat screen in Master
- Safety deposit boxes in all bedrooms
- Library/Office with fax/printer/scanner
- Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the villa
- Local phone service, First aid kit
- Total Land Area: 1846 sq. meters
- Total Indoor Area: 517 sq. meters
Master Bedroom 1
- Pool view
- balcony
- fan
- aircon
- luxury king bed (180w x 200w) with duvet and pillows
- chaise lounge chair
- walk-in closet
- 42" flat screen TV/DVD
- landline telephone
- en suite bathroom with spacious soaker tub
- dual vanities
- separate shower and toilet
- mini-bar
- kettle
- safety deposit box
Bedroom 2
- Pool view
- deck
- fan
- aircon
- luxury king bed (180w x 200w) with duvet and pillows
- two wingback chairs
- desk and chair
- walk-in closet
- TV/DVD player
- mini-bar
- landline telephone
- en suite bathroom with dual vanities
- separate shower and toilet
- kettle
- safety deposit box
Bedroom 3
- Garden view
- deck
- fan
- aircon
- luxury twin beds (110w x 200w) each with an additional twin-size trundle bed
- daybed
- his/hers closet
- TV/DVD player
- landline telephone
- en suite bathroom with dual vanities
- separate shower and toilet
- mini-bar
- kettle
- safety deposit box
Bedroom 4
- Garden view
- private deck
- fan
- aircon
- luxury twin beds (180w x 200w) that can be converted to one king sized bed
- two twin-size trundle beds
- generous closet space
- desk and chair
- TV/DVD player
- landline telephone
- mini-bar
- kettle
- safety deposit box
- and en suite bathroom shared with Bedroom 5 with dual vanities
- separate shower and toilet
Bedroom 5
- Garden view
- fan
- aircon
- luxury twin beds (110w x 200w) with duvets and pillows
- daybed
- generous closet space
- TV/DVD player
- mini-bar
- landline telephone
- safety deposit box
- en suite bathroom shared with Bedroom 4 with dual vanities
- separate shower and toilet
- Complete western kitchen with pool view
- bar/breakfast nook with seating for two
- kitchen table with seating for four
- landline telephone
- microwave
- aircon
- fridge/freezer plus 2-door fridge/freezer
- double sink and toaster
Dining Room
- Pool view
- aircon
- dining room table with seating for 16 people
Living Room
- Panoramic pool view
- aircon and fan
- sectional sofa with comfortable seating for 16
- BOSE surround-sound speakers
- landline telephone
Home Theater
- 42-inch flat screen TV
- DVD player and DVD library
- CD player and CD library
- landline phone
- BOSE surround-sound stereo
- comfortable seating for 6+
- desk and chair
- fax/copier/scanner
- landline phone
- library of books
- sectional couch
- expansive private garden patio with seating for six
Pool Lounge Area
- 12 sun beds
- 3 love seats
- 10-person jacuzzi
- BBQ area with BBQ and kitchenette
- speakers
- outdoor shower
Outdoor Sala
- Pool view
- with coffee table and four wicker armchairs
- settee with seating for 8+ additional people
- Live-in staff (plus external staff)
- Laundry service (on request)
- Babysitting service available (upon request)
- In house masseuse (upon request)
- Car and driver for hire (upon request)
- Car hire (on request)
- Full-time chef (Thai specialties)
Villa Samakee offers a picture-postcard setting for a wedding, event or special occasion. Its bright spaces and stunning Thai contemporary design provide a dramatic backdrop, while modern features including a Bose sound system and lighting control make it easy to set the right mood.
Enclosed in a walled garden within a private estate, Villa Samakee events are infused with a uniquely intimate ambiance in total harmony with nature. Please ask how we may assist you with your event.
Villa Samakee is located in the secured Layan Estate with high walls and dense foliage giving it complete privacy from neighbouring villas within the estate. Set away from the busy tourist areas, the villa has a feel of total seclusion yet it is easy to access Phuket's superb west-coast beaches and many of the island's finest dining, shopping and leisure attractions.
The staff was very attentive and helfpul and the food was excellent. We had a great time. Thank you! (Ming Yeh, China)
It has been such a pleasure to stay here. Such a beautiful place and kind, considerate staff. We really, truly don't want to leave and are already planning our next trip.(Francesca and Johnny, England)
Amazing villa, amazing holiday. Wonderful location and facilities. Highly recommended.(Brian and Vesna Harcourt)
This villa is gorgeous, so beautiful and we have enjoyed every moment.(Fiona, Scotland)
Paradise! What an amazing Villa. Elegant, private, beautifully decorated and appointed. Just magical. My family and I loved our stay and will treasure this holiday for a long time to come. Thank You.(Kristin Colvile, Singapore)
Thank you all so much for looking after my motley crew. We will always remember this wonderful holiday.(Libby, England)
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Promotion: 10% discount for a stay until 31th of October (5 bedrooms, full villa)
Terms and Conditions
- Minimum stay 3 nights
- For Christmas and New Year period there is a minimum stay of 7 nights
- For Chinese New Year and Easter, there is a minimum stay of 5 nights
- Refundable security deposit $2,500 (can be paid in cash on arrival)
- No smoking inside the villa, no pets allowed
- Possibility to rent the villa monthly
This Villa Includes
- An excellent villa chef, maids, villa manager & a stellar concierge service
- The chef will do all of your grocery shopping & prepare your meals
- Villa Samakee is a 2 Minute drive from Layan beach & close to the popular Laguna area
- Standard check-in time is 3pm and Standard check out time is 12 PM
- Enquiries for dates can only be reserved for a period of 24 hours
(If you require early check in or late check out a US$500 fee applied)
Weddings & Events
- Event Fee $1,500 (max 25 guests)
- Minimum stay 3 nights during Low Season
- Minimmum stay 4 nights during High Season
- Refundable Security Deposit $6,000
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Bananas and... 1st birthday cake
Planning my grandson's 1st birthday cake.
As much as I crave the pic of chocolate frosting smeared all over his face and through his hair, bananas are what he really loves. This is the recipe I have in mind http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo... but I'm not fond of cream cheese frosting so I'm thinking an Italian Meringue Buttercream. The question is, should I stick to a plain vanilla buttercream or am I missing an opportunity to flavor the buttercream and, perhaps, add something sexy to the filling?
My first thought was a tropical explosion with the buttercream pineapple flavored and fresh mango sliced into the filling. But that might just be over the top and mess with the flavor I know he really loves. An alternative might be this Caramel Cream http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo... for the filling and a chocolate butttercream icing.
I"d love some thoughts, recipes and links to do-able 1st birthday cake decorating pix. I've still got 3 weeks to figure it all out.
i don't know much about 1 year-olds, but why not just do a chocolate frosting? pineapple and mango may well be over the top for a baby, but i'm guessing this party is more for the grown-ups anyway?
last time i made banana cake, i added chocolate chunks to the batter, put raspberry jam in between the layers and just did a simple whipped cream topping. it was major deliciousness.
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Can I have the recipe you used, please? It does sound delicious.
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I'm with you. Chocolate and banana are a classic combination. This way you get the banana AND the chocolate smeared face.
re: Xantha
Yes, I was thinking of doing a cupcake variation for him after "he" blows out the candle on the full-sized cake.
re: rainey
I might do that the other way around (blow out the candle on the cupcake). Have you seen all the "funny" videos of kids spitting/sneezing/vomiting/etc. on cakes while blowing out candles?
I would make yellow cake layers, fill with caramelized bananas, and top with a chocolate glaze (let the sides show, mostly) This was a Martha Stewart recipe I made in the past, i can't seem to find it for you know. When they re-jiggered the site a few years ago, they DESTROYED the search function.
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Sorry. Not a fan of cream cheese frosting or rum.
I really want to stick to banana for the birthday boy but also because I think we'd all enjoy it. I guess a Hummingbird Cake is banana and pineapple but I'd still be looking for alternatives for filling and icing.
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"I really want to stick to banana for the birthday boy but also because I think we'd all enjoy it"
Maybe you could co-ordinate with parent/mom, will she be making the main cake?
If there are a lot of people a variety would be nice. Too much banana seems a problem, not like too much chocolate, not a problem.
With banana, I like strawberry. It's southern cooking, I think, that would put fresh bananas between the layers, sliced in half the long way.
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Oooooo! Caramelized bananas sounds GOOD!
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If the top layer were a banana upside-down cake, it would carmelize the top.
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That sounds amazing! And beautiful :)
re: BangorDin
How innovative!
Thanks for all the great ideas.
I think I'm up for the banana layers I originally posted. The Caramel Cream filling also still sounds good especially with the prospect of caramelized bananas sandwiched in there too. Then the chocolate Italian Meringue Buttercream will give us the photo op AND the yummy finish.
But I've still got a couple weeks to go so more ideas -- decorating ideas as well -- are very welcome!
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Not sure this is what you're looking for, but a friend made monkey-face banana/chocolate cupcakes for her daughter's 2nd birthday, using vanilla wafer cookies - they were cute and delicious. I remember them being a bit like the cupcakes surrounding this cake, although she didn't use the star tip to pipe the icing for the monkey fur. I know you're thinking about a layer cake but maybe you could still use the monkey-face idea somehow.
I made a banana cake with custard icing for my son's 1st birthday 29 years ago for the same reason. He didnt know what to do with it!!! the whole idea of cake is new to a 1 year old - the banana flavor doesnt really enter in since the banana is not recognizable.
custard frosting is an old fashioned home recipe that has gone a little out of fashion; does not have the heaviness of cream cheese and goes very well with the banana cake. Needs to be refrigerated. Here's a sample recipe http://southernfood.about.com/od/icin...
Congratulations, and enjoy the day!.
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Thanks. ;>
Actually, I take all of your thoughts. You're right, of course, but this really is more for those of us who know what a "year" and a "birthday" are than the birthday boy. Still, he had a half birthday cake at 6 months and seemed to enjoy a pinch of that cake.
I have never heard of custard frosting. Must be something like pastry cream? I'll have a better idea, I guess, when I check out your link.
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custard frosting is a nice complement for the type of cake you make in a 9x13 sheet pan and that is good refrigerated (like banana cake) I dont know that I would try this recipe on a layer cakehowever.
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No, custard frosting is not like pastry cream, much more like buttercream. It is fluffier, less sweet than American buttercream, less buttery than classic buttercream. It works perfectly on layer cakes. It is much loved on Chowhound. Check out this thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/760095 and this one: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/364734
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I hadnt seen these threads. Its nice to know that others are carrying forward these recipes, which were so popular in my grandmother (born 1890) and mother's (born 1922) generations.
Might want to check with daughter/daughter-in-law to see what he's eating right now -- some moms are pretty cautious with introducing new foods, and he might not *like* things like pineapple, raspberry, rum, etc., etc., etc., and I'm pretty sure that spitting out and refusing to eat his birthday cake isn't in your plans.
Keep it simple for his cake -- vanilla frosting or something similar...then if you're going to make a big cake for the grownups, go crazy with *that* one.
re: sunshine842
How sweet of you to want to be sure it's not inappropriate for him!
My kids ate everything when they were toddlers: Mexican, Indian, Thai, you name it. They are still adventurous eaters and my daughter has been raising my grandson that way as well. He's got 7 front teeth and gums the beejezzus out of the same stuff we eat. If necessary we put it through a coarse mill but at 11 months just smashed with a fork usually does the trick.
I'm also really current with his tastes and habits. I do the weekday childcare. ;>
re: rainey
okay -- you didn't say, so didn't know if you saw him regularly or only on big trips...I've just seen some moms that follow the baby books religiously (bordering on fanatically!) and seem to forget that kids have been surviving by eating what their parents eat for a very long time now!
Didn't want you to have the "how dare you feed MY baby THAT" tussle with the DD/DIL in the middle of a happy event (and yeah, I've seen that one go down at *our* family gatherings)
re: sunshine842
It was sweet of you to be thinking about avoiding hurt feelings. I really appreciate it.
re: rainey
You're more than welcome.
Is Italian meringue safe for a baby? I'm generally pretty cautious about raw eggs and little ones.
I love hotoynoodle's chocolate idea. What about a sour cream fudge frosting so the tang of the sour cream plays off the sweetness of the bananas? I love this one but use more dark chocolate than milk:


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Wow, Iosing both your sisters...my goodness, I can only imagine what a heavy blow that was. I'm so glad you were proactive with your health.
I would love it if you would share a bit more about your experience with the reconstruction, and what that was like for you.
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Oh my gosh, and here you are trying to do something positive by attempting to manage the pain with a soak in the hot tub and avoid more pain meds, and that happens. :( I'm so glad you shared that with us. I know others will benefit by reading that and learning to stay out of the hot tub!
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Only ever had Appetzers & Beer. But they're closed now & no word When Or If they'll reopen. Food Was Just ok...Nothing To Write Home About.
We used to visit this place many times in the past. The restaurant was recently sold to someone else. We used to enjoy the roast beef sandwiches - some how it changed, not very good. We will not return.
I had the most delicious beef stew over rice dish. I know it sounds kind of plain, but it was so good that I ordered another meal to take back to the hotel for later. My friend got a turkey rueben sandwich that he devoured in record time. He ordered a beer and because it was taking longer than normal... More
on saturday after a nice afternoon we stopped for a quick dinner. wow what a mistake . this was my most unpleasant dinner experience. we should have known that with only two tables were occupied .we were in trouble. the waitress took our order and never gave us our soups. three burgers were ordered upon arrival #1 was ordered with... More
My wife and I moved to Chadds Ford a few years ago and have tried almost every resturant in a 15 mile radius. Time and time again we find ourselves drawn to "The Tavern". We had dinner there the other night and were seated in the bar area next to the antique wood burning fireplace. The service was friendly and... More
I Entered and Stepped back into History. I was alone so I sat at the bar. The room was Very Relaxing and I could even check the game on TV. The Huge Fireplace, Antique Windows and Fixtures set the ambiance. It was easy to imagine images from long ago, of folks that have stopped in for a rest, a meal... More
We have been coming to the Tavern for six years on a regular basis and have never had a poor meal or bad experience. The Tavern has relatively new owners and they have maintained the excellence of the food. Stepping into the Tavern is like stepping into history.
Located right on U.S. 1 , easily accessible, this 2 star restaurant offers great convenience , good food and very reasonable prices.
My wife just never liked this place (now called the chadd's ford pub), but I convinced her to give it another try since we heard it was under new mgt. The "pub" has gone from avg. to poor. 1st, our shrimp le jon was rubbery (i'm told this happens when you microwave shrimp). 2nd, I ordered bourbon & gingerale, not... More
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Alix- I'm glad you are getting moved early. Hopefully a new setting will be better. That souns like some major workplace bullying to me. I can only think that your doc was left speechless. It's hard to wrap your head around people thinking it's acceptable to behave that way. I hope you can believe in yourself and stand up for you. It's not okay in any circumstance to treat someone that way.Glad you got to see baby!
Brie- Yep, October 9th it is. I haven't decided on a test date for sure yet, Think I'm just going to see how thigns go. I think you have a good plan to reevaluate the baby #2 situtation when the time comes. I think we share the same idea on the responsibility of raising a child. Wish more people took it seriously.
AFM- DH and I are in the trying phase. I'm done with the clomid and just kinda going with the flow. Not a whole lot new.


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The audacity of hope and the art of the possible
This is A Burdz Eye View's 500th post.
Even I'm surprised that I've managed to find 500 things to witter on about, though I'm conscious of repeated witterings on some issues, that seem to be aye with us.
I'm also aware that I change my mind – frequently. What I said about a particular topic last year might differ from the opinion proffered now. That's because sometimes, things change, not least my own mood and views. On some things I'm pretty consistent, but the luxury of having lots of opinions is the ability to change some of them from time to time. The fact that I'm a woman helps too.
The number of people who read the blog astonishes me. Views per month regularly surpass 5000, and 138 folk receive every blogpost into their Inboxes, with hundreds more accessing it through RSS feeds and the like. Most readers are from the UK, but I'm tickled that there are folk all around the world – many expats it seems – who drop by from time to time. The regulars, readers and commenters alike, are appreciated hugely, especially when debates get going – constructive and respectful ones – on the comment thread. I thank each and every one of you who gives up their time to read what I write. It is humbling indeed.
So, this should be a zinging post then, to mark such an auspicious occasion. But rather, it finds me in reflective mode: milestones tend to have that effect.
I am not by nature one of life's shiny, happy people. I am the sort who worries away into the wee small hours over trivial and existential issues by turn. What will happen in the Eurozone gets slotted away beside what we're going to have for tea. And I'm overly fond of seeing the glass as half-empty, partly because I always think that more can be achieved, if only we'd stop settling for half measures. Yes, there's a need for pragmatism – it's been a long time since I sustained myself on ideals alone – but things can always be better surely. What I'm conscious of is that this desire often translates on the page as nit-picking and doom-mongering.
Frankly, we've got a lot to be pessimistic about. The sense of unease and uncertainty emanating from the Greeks as they go to the polls again today is palpable and should remind us that whatever we've not got here, at least we aren't being forced to vote for our country's downfall. Choose anti-austerity and they will be bombed out of the Euro, left to fend economically and socially for themselves; stick with austerity and the extreme levels of poverty now commonplace will only get worse. Of course, this election could prove a global tipping point, as doom-mongering headline writers have reminded us. We've been here so many times before that it's hard to take this seriously, but we're not in a great place.
And we are still largely adrift politically, with no clear consensus and plan to get us out of this mess. There are promising signs with the new French President in particular, promoting ideas like Euro bonds, and we may yet get a European wide financial transaction tax, despite the frothing of the Tory half of the UK government. But here in the UK, we seem to think we can continue to hold back the tide, conveniently ignoring the fact that a huge chunk of our GDP and economic well-being depends on having European partners to trade with. The Chancellor's Mansion House speech was yet another in the revisionist style, blaming the Eurozone crisis for all our ills and thinking that the solution lies in throwing money – more of our money – at the banks, exhorting them to lend it on to businesses and individuals. Just what we all need – more debt.
I often doubt that we're really feeling the pinch here in Scotland. Out for a curry with an old friend last week, I was struck – again – by how full the restaurant was. It's a common occurrence. Check out any decent eatery, hostelry or cultural happening in the capital and it's stowed. And even in places hurting with higher unemployment, people are still out and about enjoying themselves. Maybe, we've just decided to live for the moment and allow the future to take care of itself. Manana is our new mantra.
Or maybe things are not quite as bad as they could be. There are signs of roots and shoots in the Scottish economy, and it's only when you read speech transcripts, that you realise the energy and commitment of the Finance Secretary and others being invested in keeping the good ship Scotland afloat. It appears to be working, at least in keeping the worst at bay, but as John Swinney suggests, much more could be achieved with the economic levers of a normal nation state.
Our political spats can often seem peripheral and irrelevant when set aside the big questions currently facing the Western world. We need to ensure that the modern apprenticeship scheme delivers meaningful training and opportunities, as a thoughtful article by Iain Gray pointed out, but we should also welcome the fact that we have such a scheme at all. And it's this ability and willingness of our politicians to find degrees of difference in everything which encourages the public to shrink from engagement and even, voting.
The independence referendum should be providing a platform for real debate over our future, with a range of political and policy options being posited about the different options available to us – from the status quo to full independence and everything in between. Yet, already it has degenerated into posturing, scare-mongering and wagon circling.
The dominance of the confirmed yes-no camps in the campaign is polarising and sterilising everything, turning people off when they should be experiencing light bulb moments. This is a once in a generation opportunity which people voted for in 2011 and it's almost becoming too precious to be left to the parties to boss. If people can stake ownership and build truly grassroots movements – more rather than fewer is better – to explore and convince of the art of the possible, then we have a chance of a fully engaged and informed electorate turning out in 2014 to record their preference and determine a clear view of where we are headed.
To get there, we need the type of political leader we've not seen on these shores for a long while. Alex Salmond is still king of all he surveys, but recent incidents and headlines are chipping away at his invincibility, showing him in a less favourable light to voters. Johann Lamont is turning harrying into an artform, with a gift for biting one-liners, but that does not a stateswoman make. Ruth Davidson is starting to show what she can do but is held back by the toxicity of her brand and the adherence to made in UK beliefs rather than wholly Scottish ones. Patrick Harvie has a lot to commend him in terms of politics and principles but his willingness to turn every drama into a crisis is wearing. Willie Rennie is a consummate media performer but no one takes him or his party seriously anymore.
We have a politicial vacuum – some good performers on the stage but no one bringing the house down. And given the aspirational nature of the big political question before us, oh for an Obama type to offer us the audacity of hope. Dreams and ideas and thrills are what we need in the independence debate, from both sides, as well as impartial information on the pros and cons.
Yes, we can point to Obama as being the ultimate wearer of Emperor's clothes. The rhetoric has proved largely hollow and if we feel disappointed, imagine how all those thousands of black, disadvantaged and marginalised voters in America, who queued round the block to vote for him, must feel. But there are still glimmers: his recent speech offering an amnesty to young illegal immigrants suggests he hasn't totally lost sight of his beliefs, even if commentators are more exercised by the political implications of the announcement.
But in a world where nothing is certain, where the future is a great big black hole, when fret is the feeling we go to sleep with and wake to, when even the weather is determined to frustrate us, surely the stage is set for a politician to step forward and offer the audacity of hope and the art of the possible. To point to a different way and to offer to lead us there.
Posted on June 17, 2012, in Political witterings and tagged #sp4, Alex Salmond, Barack Obama, euro bonds, Eurozone, George Osborne, Greece, independence, John Swinney, Mansion House speech, referendum. Bookmark the permalink. 14 Comments.
Congratulations on 500 posts. It's a big achievement. And looking forward to the next 500.
Many congratulations. I'm often stunned by the detail in some of your posts and as a relatively new arrival it is a pleasure to wander through the posts and absorb the range of issues you post on. It is also refreshing to find a blog where the writer welcomes responses even if they disagree.
On this one today I have a view to come back at you with: You said, " And given the aspirational nature of the big political question before us, oh for an Obama type to offer us the audacity of hope." I certainly would pass on an Obama type. He proves no better than his predecessors, including George W when it comes to war-mongering and ordering the rest of the world around. He is equally dishonest in my view and is on record that nothing will change for Palestine if Israel doesn't sanction change outright. That is the precise attitude that has led us to where we are in the MIddle East today, more than sixty years after Israel got its own state. It is precisely that approach which means nothing will change and it is one the UK and the US have been clinging to all that time. It is the reason why we are hated and why, for me, Obama brings anything but hope. One only has to listen to the lunatic Mrs Clinton to know there is little or no hope. The US under Obama is still the affront to democracy that it was under Bush. The UK is no better.
Your blogs usually are a good read; thought-provoking and (nearly always) balanced, which is refreshing compared to the baying hounds on the Scottish press sites. Keep up the good work.
Congratulations for Wales – yours is one of the most thought provoking and best written Blogs I know.
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Welcome to the Drawing Grounds, the first-ever multiplayer game using the Newgrounds API! :)
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Pham, along with co-owner Bowman Brown, was named Best New Chef by" Food & Wine" magazine in 2011. Pham is no stranger to TV. Earlier this year, he beat Bobby Flay on an episode of "Iron Chef America" and last year, he was the runner up on "Extreme Chef."
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Blackmail Ale, a homebrewed beer named after Karen Sypher, has won a blue ribbon at the Kentucky State Fair. Sypher, as you recall, was convicted earlier this month of attempted extortion of Louisville head coach Rick Pitino.
From Gary Rosenberger, the man behind Blackmail Ale (via The Dagger):
"Every year, the Kentucky State Fair sponsors a homebrew label competition, so I thought this would be a good topic," said Rosenberger, a big Louisville basketball fan. "I had originally thought there would be more than one label that would tackle the same subject, but as it turns out the others focused on political topics or the oil spill in the gulf. I just put it out there and stuck. I never dreamed it would get the publicity it's gotten."
Good for Gary. Congrats. Here's to the entrepreneurial spirit of Mr. Rosenberger. Below are some slogans Rosenberger came up with:
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A memo sent to church officials early Wednesday says the 93-year-old Moon "was pushing his limits in carrying out his schedule" when he fell ill. It says his wife and children are by his bedside.
Moon founded the Unification Church in Seoul in 1954. The church gained fame starting in the 1970s for holding mass weddings.
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16 team playoff is too much. Let's look at what IS possible. A four team playoff is a good start, but the two highest CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS should get the automatic home games, two weeks after the conference championships. They would host the next two highest ranked BCS teams regardless of conference. Last season we would have had:
Stanford (4) at LSU (1) and Alabama (3) at Oklahoma State (2)
Let this kick off the bowl season and play the championship in one of the five BCS Bowls (add Cotton) and they can rotate who gets the NC game like in the past.


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Frank's having a long night.
I laid in my bed replaying tonight's events over and over in my head. What did Gerard mean "Two more years..."? Is he going to rape me? But why would he even care to wait? Is he even that kind of person? Maybe he just wants to date me... but we just met.
And what about Mikey? I need to call him.
As I dialed his number into my phone, I glanced up at the digital clock next to my bed. It read 12:57 a.m.
"Whatever." I muttered to myself. He's probably still awake anyways.
It rang. Once, twice...
"Hello?" I heard Mikey on the other end of the line.
"H-hi Mikey..."
"Oh, hi Frankie." I heard him smile. And yes, heard him smile.
"Uh, I just wanted to talk about tonight is all." I tried to keep my voice composed.
"Okay." he took a deep breath. "Frank, I have a brother. You met him. He drove you home right?"
I nodded, even though he couldn't see me.
"His name's Gerard, he's 20 and he just moved here from California. Well, back here. He called me yesterday and we talked for a while. I mentioned you and then he said he was coming home. He stated he didn't like living alone. It gave him the creeps. Anyways, I never mentioned him because, well it doesn't matter." he started again.
"But what I really wanted to tell you is-" I heard someone scream Mikey's name and grab the phone from him. The line disconnected and I was left sitting there, receiver to ear still.
"What. The. Hell."
I shut the phone and gently placed it by my clock. What do I do? I was scared, and tired. All I wanted to do was go to sleep. I was still lying in bed so I struggled to get my shirt and pants off.
After the task was completed I struggled to go to sleep even though I was as tired as hell.
An hour or two passed by, I don't know. I hadn't moved an inch since I removed my clothes.
Finally, I drifted off to sleep.
I woke up and it was still dark outside. But, something was wrong. I wasn't alone. Someone was with me. In my bed. Arms wrapped around my tiny frame.
I froze up, as if I wasn't stiff enough. Apparently the person noticed, and tightened their grip on me.
"What. The. Hell." I mumbled. For the second time that night.
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MOUNT VERNON — Edrell W. Sanders, 86, of Fry Road, Mount Vernon, passed away Monday, Jan. 10, 2011, at Country Club Nursing Home in Mount Vernon.
She was born Sept. 4, 1924, in Brilliant, Ala., to the late William and Virgin (Webb) Whitman. Mrs. Sanders was a woman of deep Christian faith who modeled for all of us the meaning of a life well lived. She loved the Lord, her family and friends with unfailing fidelity. Her ministry through The Church of the Nazarene as a pastor's wife, District Missionary President, and as a wonderful church pianist were a blessing to many and still stand as a credit to her character.
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Editors' reviewThis very handy program provides a comprehensive database of guitar chords and scales. Chord Alchemy's interface initially appears crowded and intimidating, but you can choose from two other display modes if the default Advanced look is over your head. The application gives you just about every piece of chord information you'd ever need to know. You can choose from many tunings beyond standard, including stalwarts such as Drop D and Open G. After you choose the chord root, you select different degrees and modes, including a wide variety of sevenths, ninths, elevenths, and thirteenths. Scale options include everything from the standard blues-based pentatonics to odder ones such as the flamenco scale. You can add bass notes, remove certain notes, and specify whether the app returns complete chords or only ones with tonal essentials. No matter what kind of chord or scale you're looking for, the application returns tablature diagrams and plays them with a simple mouse click. We really like the reverse-lookup tool, which tells you what that wild chord you thought you made up actually translates to in music-theory speak. In our analysis, just about any guitarist will benefit from Chord Alchemy if they spend enough time learning how to navigate the interface.
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Albany -- More than 150 Albany State students attended the rally in Jena, Louisiana and arrived back in Albany, bleary eyed around 5:00 Friday morning.
One of those students, Knarquelya O'Neal, videotaped her experience.
"It was very passionate, everyone was passionate about the situation going on. There were mothers in the crowd passionate about you know, we all have sons we all have children. They should be educated not incarcerated," said O'Neal.
"The community's really small even when we drove through we witnessed a guy on a four wheeler trying to scare the crowd, he had an actual rifle with him and the police had to tell him to ride off, I guess back to his neighborhood.
"A lot of people took it as a black and white issue, but it's really an issue with everyone it's not just black against white, everyone deserves equality.
"Some people waived, some people weren't so friendly but I just wanted to capture the whole surroundings because were walking through a neighborhood, like people could not actually leave their yards because we were in their street.
"When he stepped to the podium he had an American Flag, and a black panther told him 'Put that racist flag down.' It's not just about that, it's not just about black and white. If I had the chance to speak, I would want to say it's for everyone, for equality across the world."
The ASU students said they think they really made a difference, in part because money they raised helped the last student in jail make his bond.
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Mid-South Retail Real Estate Happy Hour Tonight
If you're young, young at heart, or are just looking to network, then you may want to clear your calendar for the evening.
The Retail Real Estate Happy Hour is slated for Thursday, April 21 from 4:30 until 7:30 p.m. at Dan McGuiness, 4698 Spotsswood Ave.
Who's invited? Mid-South retailers, restaurants, developers, brokers, lenders, contractors, lawyers, city officials – anyone involved in any facet of the retail real estate sector. It's the first of many meetings of the new networking group.
Guests are encouraged to arrive early to take advantage of free appetizers and limited bar tab. All guests are asked to bring at least two industry friends.
It's hosted by Ashley Utley of Utley Properties, Robert Sloan of The Shopping Center Group LLC, Tyler Tapley of CB Richard Ellis Memphis and Joe Pegram of Randall Commercial Group. RSVP to Ashley Utley at email@example.com or by calling 901-233-3786.