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Mental accounting – the jar fallacy
–Ian Bright is Senior Economist at ING. The opinions expressed are his own.–
When Dustin Hoffman was first starting out as an actor, struggling to make ends meet, he managed his money in a simple – but potentially financially dangerous – way.
On a tight budget with little income, Hoffman kept the money he had in separate jars for food, rent and other expenses. The story is retold in Richard Thaler and Cass Sustein's famous behavioural economics book Nudge.
When Hoffman asked friend Gene Hackman for a loan for food, Hackman asked "why?" given there were jars filled with money. Hoffman apparently pointed to the empty money jar labelled "food". He had no money for food despite having money there in front of him, albeit assigned to other types of spending.
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Britain's austerity experiment is faltering
It was the Welsh sage Alan Watkins who remarked that a budget that looked good the day it was delivered to the British Parliament was sure to look terrible a week later, and vice versa. The avalanche of new information dumped by the Treasury is simply too much to grasp at a single sitting, and governments tend to bury bad news in a welter of statistics. And so it proved with finance minister George Osborne's budget served up last week.
The immediate headlines stressed that rich Brits would pay less income tax – down from 50 percent to 45 percent – but it only took a day before even traditional Conservative cheerleaders like the Daily Mail were condemning Osborne for funding tax breaks for bankers and billionaires by stealing from those living in retirement. The paper's cover screamed: "Osborne picks the pockets of pensioners."
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How the Industrial Revolution created modern debt
This is an excerpt from Paper Promises: Debt, Money and the New World Order, published this week by PublicAffairs.
Consumers have always borrowed money from friends, neighbors and relatives. Merchants would not exist without credit; the habit of making debts on a "slate" in the local butcher or greengrocer was still common in the middle of the twentieth century. But the local merchant would normally offer credit only to a known, local customer; serial defaulters, or those deemed to be untrustworthy, would be refused business. In David Copperfield, Mr. Micawber's failure to repay merchants required him to cadge off his friends.
Capitalism and democracy under threat from euro zone crisis
By Laurence Copeland. The author is a professor of finance at Cardiff University Business School. The opinions expressed are his own.
It takes quite a lot to make me feel sorry for politicians, especially the European variety, but I must say that Nicholas Sarkozy and particularly Angela Merkel have a right to be livid at the news that the Greek government now proposes to hold a referendum on whether they will agree to be given another gigantic dollop of aid. Having only reached agreement (of a very vague kind) at last week's summit in the early hours of the morning, you can imagine how the French and German leaders must have felt when they discovered that their marathon negotiating sessions may all have been in vain. It seems the Greeks are now too wary of foreigners bearing gifts to accept their largesse without weeks or months of prior deliberation and debate.
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There are traditional relationships that the financial markets respect. For example, when the markets are tanking the world wants to own safe havens like the yen, the Swiss franc, U.S. debt and gold. If volatility spikes investors go into auto-mode and are almost pre-programmed to purchase these asset classes.
But just how safe are the safe havens? Both the Japanese and Swiss authorities intervened to limit the appreciation of their currencies in recent days. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) did so first by slashing interest rates and announcing a new QE program to flood the economy with money to try and put downward pressure on the franc. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) embarked on something similar, but they directly intervened and sold yen in the markets.
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The author is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist. The opinions expressed are her own.
Thursday's market plunge reflects, as much as anything, an ugly political paralysis. This phenomenon, rather than any particular headline, seems to have freaked out investors, sending U.S. stocks down around 4 percent at one point, Treasury yields below 2.5 percent, oil under $90 a barrel and even gold off 0.5 percent. Politicians' brinksmanship in Europe and the United States makes for great theater, but it has done little to resolve what most troubles the global economy: too much debt and no clear plan to pay it off.
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By Laurence Copeland. The opinions expressed are his own.
As I write this blog, it looks as though the U.S. Congress is going to pass a bill raising the debt ceiling and making modest cuts in Federal Government spending over the coming years. Although it is, quite rightly, being presented as a somewhat hollow victory for the forces of reason, there is one extremely puzzling aspect of the crisis.
It is being reported on all sides that the credit rating agencies may well downgrade U.S. sovereign debt in spite of this "happy ending" – indeed, Egan-Jones, one of the smaller agencies, cut its rating of U.S. debt some weeks ago, and there is much talk of Moody's and S&P following suit in the very near future.
Another day, another crisis
By Laurence Copeland. The opinions expressed are his own.
Here we go again – the same sickening feeling, as stock markets reel amid a flight to "safety". For months, there have been worries about contagion from the Greek imbroglio, and now the nightmare seems to be coming true, as one after another the weak European economies are put to the sword.
First came Greece and Ireland, then Portugal, now it's the big league – Spain and, even bigger, Italy (and don't forget Belgium, an accident waiting to happen for many years now, not very important in pure economic terms, but psychologically significant as the home of the whole sorry euro disaster).
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Five ways to correct the Greek debt crisis
By Mohamed El-Erian
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Not a day goes by without a flood of comments on Greece and its debt problems. They seem to come from everywhere. Some are later denied while others are left to stand, accompanied by a continuous string of worrisome data. In the process, even greater disorder is gaining hold of the country's debt markets, with credit spreads exploding in an ever more alarming fashion.
The U.S.'s big, fat political debt problem
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The U.S. has practically zero chance of solving its debt problem in the foreseeable future while politicians line up to contest the 2012 Presidential elections.
We have already heard President Obama lay out his partisan cards. He called for Congress to come up with a plan to trim $4 trillion from the U.S. deficit in the next 12 years. His favoured way to do this: end tax cuts for the rich – a well versed refrain from Democrats throughout the ages.


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2 tablespoons
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2 tablespoons
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1 1/2 tablespoons
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My mother always made this & I still love it. She used to sprinkle salt on the cucumbers & let them set a few minutes. Then she would squeeze them with her hands to get the water out of them. Then she would add the ingredients & chill. Very good. I don't care for cucumbers, but love them this way
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Once there was a very special gorilla who had almost everything he needed. There was only one thing he didn't have: a friend. With no other gorillas at the zoo, the keepers try something new. Will the gigantic ape strike a bond with another sort of creature, one as tiny and innocent as a kitten? Sparked by the story of a real gorilla who learned to sign, Little Beauty is a celebration of a most surprising friendship.
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In 2002, Mercedes-Benz subsidiary Smart and German tuning firm Brabus formed a joint venture for the development of a sporty lineup of vehicles with the first fruits of their labor coming the following year with the Brabus Coupe and Cabrio models.
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Standard features include the comfort and light packages, heated seats, electric power steering, LED daytime driving lights, plus audio and navigation system.
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Under the hood, you will find a heavily modified version of the stock car's three-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine rated at 120PS (118bhp) at 6,000rpm with 160 Nm (118 lb-ft) of peak torque available on tap between 2,250 and 3,750 rpm. An automated manual transmission with steering wheel-mounted shift paddles transfers power to the rear wheels.
Brabus quotes a zero to 100km/h (62mph) sprint time of 8.9 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 170km/h (106mph).
To make sure that the Ultimate 120 behaves on the road, Brabus has fitted the Fortwo with a height-adjustable coilover suspension, a high-performance brake system with cross-drilled discs and four-piston fixed calipers painted in body color on the front axle, plus new 18-inch alloy wheels shod in 205/35 high-performance tires up front and massive 235/30 tires in the rear.
A stainless-steel sport exhaust system with two chrome-plated tailpipes is also part of the package.
On the outside, the Ultimate 120 is dressed in a wide body kit that comprises a front spoiler, side sills, a rear apron and wider fenders.
Inside, the entire cabin is clad in black Mastik leather with red contrasting seams, while other highlights include the Recaro Sportster seats, the Brabus steering wheel, the body colored accent trims, stainless-steel pedals plus aluminum shifter and emergency-brake lever.
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The Brabus electric drive is powered by a slightly more powerful electric motor (+ 5kW or 7hp over to the standard model) producing 80hp (60kW) and 135Nm (100 lb-ft) of torque. The car also comes with a sound module that is said to generate a sporty sound.
On the outside, the 'electric' green finish on the Tridion safety cell and the door mirror caps accentuate the black body, while the car also sports smoked headlights, 16-inch front and 17-inch rear Brabus "Monoblock VII" alloys, a front spoiler and a rear apron insert.
Inside, you'll find that the instrument panel, gearlever surround, door handles and speaker surrounds are painted in electric green color, while Brabus Xclusive accessories, like the black leather seats, stainless steel sports pedals and handbrake lever complete the sporty look.
The new Smart Brabus electric drive will be available from the end of the year in select markets.
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A murder is discovered at a LOOP 'L' station, 1937, Chicago.
Conceal and Carry Gun Moll, 1923, Chicago.
Until recently I thought the "gun" in "gun moll" had to do with the firearm - gun actually comes from the Yiddish word for thief, "goniff." Moll is short for "Molly" which was at the time a euphemism for prostitute.
Cranky Ann, The Street Walker; A Story of Chicago in Chunks, 1878, Chicago. Shang Andrews
Among the gems found in this novel of Chicago crime and vice:
' "My God!" exclaimed Mr. Baldwin, "is it possible that such a black spot (brothel) can be found in the very heart of the great city of Chicago - a christian city, too!" '
' "Woman, Mr. Baldwin, can descend to far lower depths or infamy than man! The very worst devils in the world are she-devils, and if there is a hell, as true as I stand here I believe it is governed by a woman!" '
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Commentary on crime in the city from the Chicago Examiner, 1912, Chicago.
Myra Howard, shoplifter, 1900, Chicago
A murder scene draws a crowd, 1945, Chicago
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In the days before Big Jim Colosimo, Al Capone, the Syndicate and the Outfit, organized crime in Chicago was known as The Black Hand.
Mostly run by recent Italian immigrants, The Black Hand specialized in extortion.
Extortion letters were often written phonetically or with only symbols.
To receive a letter with a black hand symbol would mean, without complying, certain death.
The interesting point here is that the two typed letters shown were written by a Polish gang member to appear as if they had been written by an Italian - complete with accent.
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News photo and graphic showing details of the muders of North Side Gang members Hymie Weiss and Patrick Murray across from 740 N State, in front of Holy Name Cathedral, at State and Superior, 1926, Chicago.
Dean (Dion) O'Banion was killed two years earlier at the flower shop across the street.
Bullet holes from this shooting are still visible in the exterior walls at Holy Name Cathedral.
The block seen here is now a parking lot.
(thanks to Larry for catching the date!)
A Chicago detective demonstrates the "cow shoe," a device used by the Chicago Syndicate, 1932.
Instead of footprints, police would find hoofprints, throwing them off the trail of gang members evading detection.
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Chicago Syndicate org chart, by neighborhoods, 1936, Chicago.
The nicknames…
August Briet, larcenist, 1910, Chicago.
Uncooperative mugshot from Frank Williams, aka Jere Mason, thief, 1869, Chicago
Police detectives recreate a crime scene, Edgewater Beach Hotel, 1949, Chicago.
Perhaps an investigation of the scorned-lover shooting of baseball player, Eddie Waitkus, which was the subject of The Natural, starring Robert Redford.
James Carney, aka Dirty Eddie, and his rap sheet, 1894, Chicago.
Drivers across the border were compelled to post signs on cars to ward off police looking for the Chicago gangster, 1933, Chicago.
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Península Ancón, Trinidad, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
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Posted by: nick on Aug 12, 2014
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Brisas Trinidad del Mar, a wonderful all-inclusive 4-star beach hotel, is perfect for families seeking a relaxing holiday on the beach but also want to discover the daily life of Trinidad, Cubas best preserved colonial city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. This oceanfront property with 241 comfortable air-conditioned rooms sits opposite the wonderful white-sand beach of Playa Ancon and is surrounded by the Escambray Mountains.
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"above average"
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Visited on: Jul, 2014 | Leisure | Solo
12 people found this review helpful
I can rate my one week stay at this resort above average because even though this place is need of refurbishment, I had a nice time here. My room looked worn out and tired but that didnt bother me but may bother some other guest. The bathroom was nice enough, the shower power was strong enough for a god bath and there was hot water supply. If you love a nice and lovely turquoise sea side hotel, this is the place because in my opinion, the sea is the most attractive feature of the hotel. The beach is peaceful with white sand which is good for romantic evening walks and strolls. The sea looks soft, clean and immaculate. There are sun beds with shades where you can go and relax yourself at the beach. If you want the best drinks and mixtures, you should try the beach bars, you wont regret it. The main lobby bar, I didnt really like the drinks they served more like they were watery and didnt taste nice but the beach bar gave stronger drinks. The service in Brisas Trinidad hotel was immaculate; the staff was mature, sweet and professional. Well I also think that Trinidad is a nice city to begin with just that I didnt have much planned and was a one week holiday away from home and this place served its purpose for me. Food was on the average side and could be better but all in all, it is a nice place to stay.
"A good adventure using the resort as a comfortable base between excursions."
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Visited on: Dec, 2013 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
63 people found this review helpful
My husband and I just returned from 5 days at Brisas Trinidad del Mar. We had a great time. The beach, like all beaches in Cuba, was beautiful and the water was clear and warm. The resort was also beautiful; the video accurately portrays it...except it's better in real life. Since the resort is on a peninsula, nearly every room has a view of the water from the balcony, (but for peace and quiet, avoid rooms facing onto the central entertainment area.) The rooms were spacious and conveniently furnished, but a little worn. However, they were clean, and our cleaning lady swept, washed and dried the floors every day. The staff was helpful. I'm a picky eater, and was able to eat healthily there. Some vegetables were canned, but there were always fresh options. Cuban meat and dairy products are organic, from free-range, grass-fed animals, and the milk, yogurt and ice cream tasted so much better than what we get in Canada. My favorite of the 3 restaurants was the outdoor "Cuban restaurant" with a palm thatched roof and live music (2 female vocalists and classical guitar.) All-inclusive bars were scattered across the resort, some on the beach. My favorite -with the best pina coladas- was on the west side near the gym, where Rudy tended bar. The 24 hour bar/snack bar made good espresso and cappuccino (café con leche). We rented a scooter (40 CUCs for 2 days -about CAN $45) and loved the freedom it gave us, on our own time, to visit the countryside, a nature reserve, a fishing village and Trinidad city. I thought it was too risky to rent a scooter at first, but we heard from other guests there wasn't much traffic and there was lots of passing room on the roads. It was interesting to drive on roads shared by bicycles, scooters, dogs, cows, horse-drawn carriages, vintage cars from the 50's and 60's, old army trucks, and wagons pulled by tractors being used as buses. 5 days wasn't enough. I'd have liked another day there to take a catamaran for snorkeling on the reef.
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Clean, spacious, attractive, somewhat worn, good view.
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Friendly servers. Lots of options at buffet. Always able to find something I liked. Orange juice fresh squeezed as you wait. Cuban restaurant was best for ambiance and the food and service were good too.
Clean, well maintained, attractive.
"Brisas Trinidad, Trinidad, Cuba- Just a 3 star, barely"
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Peter on Jan 28, 2013 >
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Visited on: Jan, 2013 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
116 people found this review helpful
The Brisas shows signs of wear and tear and poor maintenance. We had to change our room as the bath had a long rust line along the rim. The second room bathroom door handle was loose; if you closed the door you'd be locked in. This was never fixed the whole week we were there, despite several requests.
The a/c was OK, but at two speeds, loud and louder. The fridge thermostat was reversed- warm for coldest. (a cunning plan to save costs?) We were glad we brought our own feather pillows, as the pillows provided were the densest and smallest foam pillows we have ever seen.
The room was clean, but the furniture was tired. The safe had no instructions. No TV reception one day, so we phoned the front desk; no information offered and nobody appeared. (We eventually discovered that the cable had popped out).
The landing light was dead, hallway dark, and never replaced, despite requests. Stairwell lights were also out, and cracks in walls, floor tiles, door frames, etc. in the public areas.
Pools looked inviting, but half were closed every day, in rotation, for cleaning. The Jacuzzi did not have warm water.
The buffet restaurant (1815) is tolerable, just. We ate outside on the patio, tables do not have sunshades. The house wine is undrinkable, watered down, perhaps? The coffee is awful. We would get OK coffee from the lobby bar and bring it to the buffet.
We ate at the a la carte "La Vigia" twice- first for the lobster dinner, which was OK, the second time we left early as the main course, apparently Vertebrae of Lamb, was execrable.
"El Conuco", the Cuban restaurant, was nothing remarkable, but the food was tasty and friendly service, plus musicians playing traditional Cuban songs, not just the usual salsa.
We never ventured to the small seafood restaurant. We thought it not a little strange to locate the restaurant between a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi, presumably chlorinated. Some tables were a couple of feet from the waters edge!
This made up for a lot. Beautiful expanse, water was cool and milky when we first arrived, no doubt due to windy weather conditions, but cleared up through the week to the azure blue and warmth of the Caribbean. Not much coral around, and a steep drop-off, so no sign of fish near the beach - snorkeling is carried out some distance off shore, via catamaran. No problem finding a palapa (palm shade) and plenty of good quality beach chairs to choose from each day.
We were left with the distinct impression, especially after talking with some local people, that, given other priorities, (perhaps in tourist areas such as Holguin and Varadero), this part of Sancti Spiritus province is neglected, and that the hard cash raised here is not re-invested.
"Tres bien"
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Visited on: Oct, 2011 | Wedding | With Spouse/Partner
240 people found this review helpful
hotel propre avec bcp de services . Le seul inconvenient et le bruit, aucune insonorisation. Le soir vous avez l'impression que l'animation se passe dans votre chambre !! la nourriture est variée mais pas d'excellente qualité. Pour cuba ca suffit !
"NIce Place"
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256 people found this review helpful
The hotel is good, big rooms,close to beach but employees are not friendly, they need learn how to treat guests, seems like they are doing a favor. If it gets better the hotel would be great!
Restaurants and Bars:
Food is good, could be different every day.
"Reasonable price and comfortable stay"
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Visited on: Aug, 2011 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
274 people found this review helpful
Good hotel for enjoying stay in Trinidad.
It will be better to improve transportation service from the hotel to Trinidad City.
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Slow check in. It took more than 30 minutes.
There was no towl prepared.
Restaurants and Bars:
Good service.
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Camilo Escobar on Aug 4, 2011 >
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Visited on: Jul, 2011 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
274 people found this review helpful
Excelente atención y playas muy cerca a Trinidad (15 minutos).
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Visited on: Jul, 2011 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
264 people found this review helpful
Food and drink were good and plentiful (all inclusive), but so are the mosquitos and sand flies so be prepared!
Reception is understaffed so it can take a long time to get their attention
Restaurants and Bars:
Good service and friendly staff
Beautiful beach, but it is not private so there are many vendors of coconut juice, pizzas and other things
Activities on and off the Resort/Hotel:
Tried out snorkeling for $10CUC - 1km or so out to sea by a reef accessed by the hotels Hobie Cat
"Absolutely diabolical."
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Visited on: Jul, 2011 | Leisure | Family and Kids
272 people found this review helpful
We have stayed at some turkeys, right across the world, and this rates as one of the worst.
We had ten days in Cuba, and whilst cuban hotels are varied in quality , they are generally hold some very pleasant features and character. This hotel had very little redeeming features.
- The food was diabolical. Of an all inclusive buffet, very little was edible. The potatoes were grey, the meat was rancid, fish smelt worse than my armpit, and the bread was hard ( and fresh bread is often one of the nicest things about eating in cuba!)
- The service was tyrannical. Requests for items were ignored, although on one emorable occasion t hey did beat our door down at 11.30 pm to deliver water that was requested 5 hours earlier. Reservations at the al a carte restaurant were not successful, despite attempts on several nights.
- Staff were aggressive. As an example, we were confronted on our last day over missing beach towels, and handed a $45 bill. No towels were unaccounted for. We did not pay.
- unsuitable for children - we travelled with a baby and all other Cuban hotels provided great service. We couldn't obtain a crib from this one in three days, and had to make a makeshift bed from sheets and pillows.
Do not stay at this hotel. There are many nicer experiences in cuba than this.
"Great hotel, lovely people and superb beach"
Posted by: Alexandra Shtychno
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Visited on: Nov, 2010 | Leisure | Family and Kids
334 people found this review helpful
This was a great experience. The hotel staff was wonderful and allowed me to change rooms to get a better view. The three pools were always quiet and clean. The beach had lots of chairs and the 4km length was a good walk. The water was clear, calm and a beuatiful turquoise color. The food was quite good..ie. as good as a master chef from Mexico City could make it, given the limitations of supply!
Some rooms I hear didn't have hot water, but the reception will gladly, move you if need be.
The train-shuttle goes into the town of Trinidad for a very reasonable price. It's a lovely colonial town not to be missed. There are great crafts, museums and bars to visit. Beyond Trinidad, one can take a hike excursion to the mts. to a waterfall.
I would recommend this hotel over the Costa Sur, also on Ancon Beach, because you have a beach, and over the Ancon, because it has better food selection.
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Off season the flight from Montreal is to Santa Clara in Cuban's interior, and then a 3 hr. busride. Starting in Dec., the flight is into Cienfuegos, and only a one hour busride.
8000's give onto the lagoon and the mts...beautiful view of Trinidad in the distance and landing birds.
6000's are oceanview
700's are pool view
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one other resto-reservations necessary, but no extra charge
4km stretch of sandy beach
3 small pools in gardens
gorgeous botanical grounds
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show every night at 9:45pm
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I forgot that Freyja had a chariot that was pulled by cats. She was the original cat lady.
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'Breakfast at Tiffany's' Fires Unruly Cat Understudy - chicagotribune.com
Montie, the understudy for the role of "cat," has been let go from the Broadway production, a spokesman for the play told TheWrap. He has been replaced by Moo.
Cats are notoriously difficult — they didn't even use cats in 'Cats' — so it comes as no surprise that there had to be at least one firing during the run," the spokesman said.
Maybe it was just jealousy after Vito Vincent, the show's star Tabby, got the lion's share of the best reviews after the show opened this week, but the New York Post reports that Montie was being "unruly" backstage.
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The trailer for Stan Lee's Mighty 7, a trilogy of animated movies that's also a comic book and also an animated TV series, starring original superhero creations by Stan the Man himself, hit the net yesterday to the overwhelming cheers of viewers who were floored by the groundbreaking (for the 1970s) animation techniques and sound design.
"Oooh," said one embarrassed viewer after seeing the trailer. "Yeah, um... wow. That's... yeah."
"Urm," said another, clearly at a loss for words.
"Uhhh..." commented a third. "This is by Stan Lee? The Stan Lee?"
ComingSoon.net, which debuted the trailer, also revealed the voice cast, whose careers are sure to really take off after these stellar performances:
The voice cast includes Armie Hammer as Strong Arm, the superhero with super strength; Christian Slater as Lazer Lord, the superhero who hurls balls of laser energy; Mayim Bialik as Lady Lightning who possesses super speed; Teri Hatcher as Silver Skylark, the superhero who flies; Flea as Roller Man, who rolls into a big ball and launches at high speed; Darren Criss as Micro, who shrinks in size; and Sean Austin as Kid Kinergy who's superpower is telekinesis. Additional voices include Jim Belushi as Mr. Cross, the leader of a covert operations military division assigned to investigate UFO sightings; and Michael Ironside as Xanar, the leader of the warring aliens from the planet Taegon who enslave other planets and raid their natural resources.
To be fair, it sounds like an interesting concept (Stan Lee mentors a group of aliens with superpowers, turning them into superheroes), but maybe if POW! had invested more than $100 and a large pizza for the guys making the "pew pew" sounds with their mouths, it would have come out a little more like they envisioned. Our favorite is the wimpy popping sounds as the spaceship is blowing up. What the hell?
Here's the trailer. Make sure to hold onto your hat while watching it (because you may want to tip the brim down to cover your face):
The first movie debuts in 2014.
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1618 Walker Drive has a Walk Score of 20 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Natchitoches. Nearby parks include Sudbury park, Sibley Lake Public Boat Ramp and Highland Park.
Nearby schools include Natchitoches Central High School Annex, L.P. Vaughn Elementary & Middle School and Natchitoches Central High School.
The closest grocery stores are Texas Street Grocery & Liquor, Cane River Produce and Turner Grocery.
The closest coffee shop is Canebrake Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Checkers Drive-In Restaurant, Southern Classic and Almost Home.
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July marked the end of the busy season here on Roatan, and Mango Creek Lodge saw it out with a great group of anglers. We finished the month with a full house and a camera crew! Cindy Garrison from ESPN … Continue reading
Fishing Report: February 2008
Well, what can we say? The fishing has been great, and our season is proving to be as good as last year, with a number of guests returning to the challenge of our flats. It may be an anomaly, but … Continue reading
Fishing Report: July 15-Aug. 15, 2007
This week has been a special one at Mango Creek Lodge. Be it the right winds, right tides, or simply hungry fish, the fishing has been exceptional for permit on the fly. We first turn to Steve Calaway, who finished … Continue reading
Fishing Report: May 15-July 15, 2007
It's 83 degrees at 6 in the morning as you step out onto the porch of your cabana to watch a Caribbean sun peak up over the horizon. A cloudless sky and light breeze give you that giddy feeling–the one … Continue reading
Fishing Report: April 15-May 15, 2007
May fishing at Mango Creek Lodge has meant one thing: big bonefish. In the past month, with less pressure on our flats and more trips to the island of Guanaja, fisherman have been landing some impressive bones. As with anywhere, … Continue reading
Fishing Report: March 15-April 15, 2007
As far as the fishing goes at Mango Creek Lodge, it seems that March showers have brought April flowers. The weather has taken a welcome turn for the better, and more and more schools of permit are being spotted, cast … Continue reading
Fishing Report: March 1-15, 2007
Still in the early part of the busy season, the fishing at Mango Creek has been steady but somewhat daunted by windy conditions and some rainy days. Taking advantage of some sun at the beginning of the month, a foursome … Continue reading
Batteries and Fishin'
Tuesday, Feb. 6 proved to be a momentous day with the arrival of our new batteries for the lodge. Now you say, "What's the big deal about the batteries?" Well, there were 24 of them, which Terry and Patrice had … Continue reading
Fishing Report: February 2007
Windy conditions in the last few days have made things more challenging for some of our fisherman out on the flats as the fish have been hard to spot and access to some areas has been limited. Despite these blustery … Continue reading
Start of Busy Season
The morning of Jan. 7 started with a bit of a scare! Chena arrived for work a little flustered. Now, to come to work, she has to leave her home in Calabash Bight and head out through the reefs in … Continue reading
Christmas at Mango Creek Lodge
Nov. 27 saw the arrival of Thomas Horton and his girlfriend Natalia. These guys had visited us previously day fishing but had so much fun they decided to come back for a few days and stay over in Cabana 1 … Continue reading
Fishing Report: December 2006
December for Mango Creek proved another excellent month for our anglers. Conditions for the the first two weeks were pleasant, with calm seas and sunny skies. This, combined with favorable tides first thing in the morning made it easier for … Continue reading
Fishing Report: August-November 2006
The month of August in Mango Creek was hot and sunny. Winds were light predominately coming from the east at about 10 knots. Tides were low allowing for frequent easy access to the flats. All of this provided excellent conditions … Continue reading
Fishing Report
Weather conditions were variable during the months of June and July. The first half of June was calmer with easterly breezes between 5 and 10 mph. Later in the month until now, the wind has increased in strength but has … Continue reading
Guest Review
My son, Bryan, and I spent the first week of July at the Mango Creek Lodge for a fly fishing vacation. The folks at the lodge could not have been more pleasant or accommodating. The food was great! Most importantly … Continue reading
Guest Review
Roatan Honduras may not be for you if………… If you don't like walking the flats at high tide (knee deep) and casting to pod after pod of 8 to 12 lb tailing permit, you might not like it here. If … Continue reading
Fishing Report
The fishing has been consistent on the flats during March, April and May, with everyone catching bonefish (2 – 5 lbs) and even a few permit and baby tarpon. Two anglers, Darrell and his father Donnie, managed to catch a … Continue reading
Guest Fishing Report
This past week saw good fishing on the flats around Roatan and Guanaja, Honduras. Weather was good with light winds and for the most part sunny skies and temperature in the eighties. There were a few cloudy afternoons and the … Continue reading
Guest Review
What a fantastic trip. It was one of the best fishing trips I have ever experienced. I have fished in many locations and I found the service of the Mango Creek Lodge staff to be superb. Perry (guide), Pam and … Continue reading
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I'm looking forward to my next fishing trip for bones and permit next spring. This trip will come a month before I head back to Alaska for a couple of fly fishing trips for salmon. Most of my fly fishing … Continue reading


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Hi guys, I've been looking for a solution for my problem for a while now... Hope you can help.
I recently got ahold of two used internal discs - SATA WD Caviar SE 200GB and IDE Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 160GB.
I started with Seagate on IDE. Attached it as master, changing my dvd from master to slave. All jumpers OK, devices connected properly, bios configured - can see them all.
Windows boots as normal, dvd works ok but the disc is not showing in Explorer.
Checked Device Manager - it's there OK, went to Disk Management - in the bottom section it shows this disk with two partitions BUT without letters and in black frame. Since I cared little about the data on the disk I removed both volumes and attempted to create New Simple Volume with one partition, drive letter F and quick format to NTFS. After few minutes it came up with "The operation failed to complete because the Disk Management console view is not up to date...".
I checked Device Manager - new device appeared - Unknown Device. At the same time this disk is still showing correctly under Disk Drives.
So now Device Manager is showing two disks properly installed as well as new Unknown Device.
Tried updating Unknown Device's driver using "C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\di sk.inf_x86_neutral_b431b61a11f8df6c" -
"Windows was unable to install unknown device", tried automatic update as well - no joy.
Went back to Disk Management - this new partition is now showing in blue but has no letter assigned. First i tried "Mark partition as active" - that went ok, then "Change drive letter..." - got the message again - "The operation failed..."
Tried formatting - "An unexpected error has occurred..."
All i can do in Disk Management is to "Delete volume" and try again which i did like a million times with different letters, with and without format etc.
Then i tried with the second disk (SATA Seagate) which I previously formatted using Win 7 installer - exactly the same thing as above
Both discs were tested on another computer...
I tried formatting using Win 7 installer which can see the discs and accepts both of them for installation...
I tried different cables, different slots, different jumper settings (for IDE disk)...
I tried the disks separately and together as well...
I tried updating chipset driver, different bios...
I also tried using diskpart - at one stage I can see the partition but I cant assign the letter to it. It never shows as volume, only as disc.
It's weird that new Unknown Device in Device Manager shows up everytime - right after attempting to create New Simple Volume (which ends with error) and disappears when i delete that volume from Disk Management...
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My birthday is in three days. I'm not sure why 31 makes me want to cry, but it does. 30 was a big year for me, not because of all the things that I did (it wasn't much), but because of all the time I spent trapped, thinking how differently my life turned out from how I always thought it would.
30 was the year that every time I started to feel ungrateful about the things I didn't have, I made a conscious effort to think about specific people who had it worse than me. Then I felt grateful. Gratitude is good. What often leads you there (what has mostly led me there this year) is far less satisfying.
So here is my 31.
31 is the year I feel grateful for all the things that I do have, entirely independent of anyone else's struggles or success. I've had so many reminders of this in the past few days. How cruel it is for me to think, "I'm grateful to have a daughter when so many people my age don't." 31 is the year that I turn this demented thought process into "I'm grateful." Period. End of sentence. El fin.
Is it going to be hard? Probably. I'm 31 and I still mourn my losses quite a bit. I still wish that my pregnancies had ended differently, happily, with a lot of screaming and late night feedings and messy diapers. I still wish lots of things. But I look around and I am immensely grateful.
31 is the year I see things differently. I see
a loving husband and best friend
a supportive and unflinchingly loyal family
an adorable, smart, spunky daughter
wonderful neighbors and friends
a gospel that encompasses love
a job, comfort, security
my life
for what they are. Enough. These are all blessings. They are not blessings because you don't have them. They are not blessings because someone else has less of it. They are blessings because that's how I choose to see them. Now. Now I see them that way. Because I'm 31 and I know better. Now.
31 is when I stop living in the past. Things have happened in my life that I don't like. An uncomfortable marriage made me stronger. Divorce has made me stronger. Remarriage has made me stronger. Miscarriage, I hope, is making me stronger. And now I'm strong and I'm more than what these experiences want me to be. I can be grateful now.
I can be grateful, even at 31, for the life that I have right this second. I don't have to set my happiness afloat in a basket, hoping that someday it will come back and rescue me. That when that happens, then I will be happy and grateful that it all worked out how I wanted. It will work out. Probably not how I wanted, but better. And I'm grateful for that.
For 31, I lay my current view of happiness—as some nondescript pinpoint on the horizon—to rest for good, and live and love and be grateful to be living and loving right now.
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Black Eyed Peas matriarch Fergie, new "American Idol" judge Jennifer Lopez and reality TV diva Kim Kardashian battled it out for face time at the same event in Miami this weekend.
Question is ...
I'll take Fergie, J-Ho is just nasty and Kim, well Fake boobs and an ass the size of the moon are deal breakers for me.
Fergie is the only talented one on here , the girl can sing her butt off. i also like her hair blond
Lopez just seems fake .something is off with her
Kim is trying to get with the big stars to look so important. i agree with others , she is a fame whore. then she goes blaming her mom for doing playboy! girl your an adult blame yourself!!!!
Kim got the both of them beat hands down!!
I would prefer masturbating with a cheese grater thank you very much
lopez looks sooooo much better with straight hair. in this pic her hair is horrible.
who'd do j-whore...every man in hollywaood has had this slut!!!!!
None of them are that great, but none are so terrible that I'd cringe at the thought... although Fergie is nearly that bad.
J-lo has gone down hill since she married that little cramp of a husband, if he can get her there's not much to get!
I think j-lo little cramp of a husband made her ugly, if he can get her there's not much to have
All 3 are nasty.
Kim - slut
J.Lo - racist
Fergie - pee's her pants
kim needs to make another movie, laying on her back,
size of her ass and she thinks she is a diva
Is JLO going BALD??? Not hot. Ew.
Hmmm...lets see here. J-Ho & K-Hog have slept around for fame. J-Ho married a crackhead chimpanzee & K-Hog is hoping anybody will marry her. Between the two of these sandcrabs, there is not enough talent to make even Bristol Palin last another week on DWTS! And most people know K-Hogs a-hole is tighter than her cooter, that is once you prop all that cottage cheese & stank to the side. And whatever you do, don't light a match around either of these greasy roaches, we already had a disaster spill in the Gulf - we would never recover from the toxic spill these wells would leak!!!
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Movies aren't that expensive in Japan though. Anime is unique in how expensive it is in Japan compared to movies.
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2419 North Shade Tree Lane has a Walk Score of 32 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Tucson. The closest park is Morris K Udall Regional Park.
Nearby schools include Tucson Accelerated High School, Bloom Elementary School and Van Horne Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Walgreens Store Tucson, Walgreens Store Tucson and Safeway.
Nearby coffee shops include Starbucks, Starbucks and Bruegger's. There are six restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Thirsty's Neighborhood Grill, Grandma Tony's Pizza and Nico's Taco Shop.
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Research Interests I am a reproductive health behavioral scientist with training in biostatistics, epidemiology, program evaluation and social anthropology. My research has largely centered on perinatal health services research in developing countries. I have several years of research field and programmatic experience designing and evaluating maternal, newborn, and HIV-related health behavioral programs. Recently, I have been pursuing a new line of research that focuses on the design and evaluation of small-scale economic strengthening activities (entrepreneurship, livelihood, youth savings accounts, cash incentives, and financial or vocational training) to address sexual and reproductive health disparities among adolescents and young adults in the U.S. and in developing countries. I am also interested in the use of mobile and social networking technologies to mitigate economic health disparities. My current research spans across several health disparity populations, including: African-American unstably housed youth, reservation-based Native American adolescents, post-conflict Congolese youth, and Kenyan young adults living in urban slums. My research draws on a combination of research methodologies, including biostatistics, qualitative research, psychometric analysis, and systematic reviews. Prior International and U.S.-based field work: Benin, Cote D'Ivoire, Mali, Nigeria, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Thailand, and Bangladesh; Fort Apache, AZ; Baltimore, MD; and Washington D.C. Languages: English, French Keywords economic-strengthening interventions, asset development, empowerment, poverty reduction health approaches, adolescents, young adults, mHealth, perinatal health, maternal and newborn care, sexual and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, health disparities, homelessness, gender, psychosocial outcomes, biostatistics, qualitative research, social anthropology, mixed methods, implementation research – U.S. minority and underrepresented populations, sub-Saharan Africa Honors and Awards NIMHD LRP Award - Health Disparities Research 2014-2016; NIH HPTN Prevention Scholars Award, 2013-2014; NIH PRIDE Scholars Award, Comparative Effectiveness Research, 2013-2014. Leopold Schepp Foundation Language Training Grant, 2006-2007. Minority Health Training Grant, JHSPH, Department of Population, Family, and Reproductive Health, 2005-2009. Delta Omega Public Health Honor Society, JHSPH, 2005. Leopold Schepp Foundation Scholar Award, 2003-2004.
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Students seek to repeal Alabama law forcing teachers to say homosexuality is criminal
In Alabama, a 1992 state law requires that sex education teachers tell students that homosexuality is a crime and that it is "not a lifestyle acceptable to the general public." Now two Alabama students have started a petition on change.org in support of a bill introduced in the state legislature to repeal the law.
Some of the cuts that the sequester will bring to Alabama
- $11 million: primary and secondary education
- $9 million: teachers, aides, and staff who help children with disabilities
- 940 fewer recipients of college aid and 280 fewer work-study jobs
- Head Start eliminated for 1,100 children
- $2 million: environmental funding
- $176.9 million: reduced pay for 27,000 DoD civilians (furloughs)
- $91 million: Army base operation funding
- $8 million: Air Force operations
- $230,000: Justice Assistance Grants
- $472,000: funding for job search assistance, referral, and placement
- loss of child care for as many as 500 children
- $144,000: reduced vaccination funding
- $457,000: upgrade funds for public health facilities
- $1,180,000: grants to prevent and treat substance abuse
- $165,000: 4,100 fewer HIV tests
- $102,000: services to victims of domestic violence
- $865,000: meals for seniors
Basically, this 100% preventable political ploy by the Republicans is going to cripple the states that are already limping by, which coincidentally are the reddest states in the nation. Way to vote against your own interests, dumbasses.
Oh, and if your job has anything to do with the defense industry (which is almost everyone in my city) you are FUCKED.
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Me: He's not a Muslim.
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This is one color challenge that I couldn't resist... It's the EAD Jan Color Challenge... these are probably one of my fave color challenges that I started out scrapbooking years about, and is still a fave color combo today of mine. I also used the City Crafter challenge sketch for this card too. So here is what I came up with.
I added stitching, tearing, distressing, and some trim.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
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- ~amy~ said...
Excellent girlie...way to rock the color challenge!!!
- January 26, 2012 at 8:16 PM
- Ros said...
Fabulous!! One of the best things about sketch challenges is seeing all the many different interpretations .. i love this ... thanks for playing along at CCCB
- January 27, 2012 at 2:39 AM
- Kirsty Vittetoe said...
That is so cute, thanks for playing along with us at CCCB! Good to see you here!!!!
- January 27, 2012 at 8:10 PM
- Linda R said...
I just love your interpretation of the sketch.. This looks wonderful. Thanks so much for playing along with us at CCCB!
- January 30, 2012 at 3:29 PM
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