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Bodum Travel Press
The French press lid lets you brew a fresh cup of coffee on the go. A plastic flap on the lid pops open, allowing for easy, one-handed sipping. Coffee doesn't stay much warmer than it does in a cardboard cup. When the mug is tipped on its side, coffee leaks out. In stainless steel and clear.
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JB,Make sure you keep your eye on the $USD Index:http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/uiI believe that the dollar index will push between 82 - 83 and that will seriously put a hurt on commodities across the board. It has bounced off the resistance of 80.5 twice, but I think that this next time, it will hit mid 81 before retreating a little bit and then regain it's upward momentum.Normally when the dollar index is up, gold is down and when the dollar index is down, gold is up.Also, the Euro fell beneath a key 1.28 point today, which I believe caused a rush into the dollar and gold. http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=EUR&to=USDIf the Euro falls further, which I believe it will. The next key support is 1.26. If that is breached then commodities will be absolutely crushed.All I can say, is have patience. Pick your entry points and expect TONS of volatility.
< If the Euro falls further, which I believe it will. The next key support is 1.26. If that is breached then commodities will be absolutely crushed. > TCTC, agreed if the Euro losses key support @1.26 then commodities will be crushed. However, if Ben prints that will set the next scene up. I believe that may actually be the catalyst that forces printing again. At this point in time a strong USD is bad for US business including Petrol Dollars.~ Shiny
I'm seeing it both ways, Shiny.A weak US dollar is very good for our exports, while a strong dollar is good for forgein investors to put their money here.Being in commodities is sometimes hard, because we want our stocks to rise, but that means a weak dollar. However, I also want to see a stronger dollar because I want more interest in this country for jobs, cheaper fuel, etc...It would be nice to have it balanced, but I doubt that will happen.This will be really interesting how it plays out.http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/DXY:IND/charthttp://www.kitco.com/market/
TC, I agree with everything you're saying. I think the only wild-card is Iran. If things get really bad there, we can throw common sense out the window as fear sets in.I think the dollar could move even higher .85-.87 and we could see gold in the 1300's but I bought in last week hoping for a little pop but I won't wait too long. If gold can reach 1650 before a retreat I'd be happy. Would like to wake up to 1635. I can dream. Thanks for your comments. JB
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No idea, lets see if it breaks through $5.
I don't know, but I'll take it.
You won't. Market is closed Monday.
Personally, I don't think the street likes all of their debt. They are not by themselves.
True. I own CLM also. I bought more OXLC today at 11.30. If it goes lower, I think I'll buy some more.
Thank you for trying. I still say, if they would pay a divvy of say .10 to .20, they would cut the shorts in half and set themselves apart from the others.
Seems like every week, there is a filing for a change in management. Just wondering if anyone knows.
I bought more today at $26.25 also. I'll wait and by more in the $24-$25 range.
No, not more complicated, just keeps going down. Unless the Saudis cut production, or are attacked, I see no reason for oil to go up during the winter. Nat gas maybe.
That could be, I could have misunderstood.
It was sort of thrown in, right after another sentence. If you were not paying close attention, you would have missed it.
I thought they said on the CC that they will increase the divvy 1 cent each quarter over the next 4 quarters.
I thought (Icould be wrong) I heard them say they were going to raise the divvy 1 cent each quarter, for the next four quarters.
Wow, that's crazy. I live in Virginia and jut paid $2.18.
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FED will raise rates next year. I bought some in the 7.50's today.
I listened to the cc today. It was my understanding, that they anticipate a DCF of 1.0 in the fourth qtr. We will see. I think today is overkill.
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#6/7 Irish Set For BIG EAST Quarterfinal Date Sunday Against #16 St. John's
Notre Dame (26-4) booked its place in the conference tournament quarterfinals with an 89-52 win over Louisville in second-round action on Saturday afternoon. The Irish made 14 of their first 19 shots and used a 16-3 run early in the first half to seize control, steadily pulling clear of the Cardinals the rest of the way. Notre Dame also shot a blistering 56.5 percent (35-of-62) from the field, including a season-high 58.3 percent (7-of-12) from three-point range, and collected 27 assists on 35 baskets in the victory.
Senior center Erica Williamson paced five Irish players in double figures with a season-high 16 points and six rebounds, while freshman guard Skylar Diggins added 13 points, including 10 in the first seven minutes of action.
The Notre Dame-St. John's Series
This will mark the second consecutive year, and third time overall, that Notre Dame and St. John's will square off in the BIG EAST Championship. In 1998, the Irish earned a 94-57 first-round win in Piscataway, N.J., behind a school-record eight three-pointers from Sheila McMillen. Notre Dame also came away victorious last year with a 62-45 second-round victory in Hartford (see recap later in this notes package).
The Last Time Notre Dame and St. John's Met
Sky Lindsay scored 13 points for the Red Storm (21-5, 9-4 BIG EAST), who had never beaten a top-five opponent. They are off to the best start in coach Kim Barnes Arico's eight-year tenure.
Skylar Diggins scored 18 of her 20 points in the second half and Brittany Mallory added 17 to lead the Fighting Irish (23-2, 10-2), who had won eight straight since losing to Connecticut on Jan. 16 -- its only other loss of the season to this point.
Leading 61-57 with 8:30 left, St. John's held Notre Dame without a point for over six minutes to extend its lead to 69-57 with 3:15 left.
Ashley Barlow finally ended the Irish's drought, hitting a three-pointer with 2:25 left. The Irish cut the deficit to 69-65 on Diggins' three-point play with 52.6 seconds left after Lindsay had missed the front end of a 1-and-1.
Stevens hit the first of two free throws and then rebounded her own miss and was fouled. The sophomore forward connected on both to make it 72-65.
Notre Dame was missing starting guard Lindsay Schrader, who sprained her left ankle in two days earlier in a win over DePaul.
St. John's led by 11 points early in the second half before Diggins took over. She scored seven of Notre Dame's 10 points as the Irish cut their deficit to one. The freshman guard started the spurt with a three-point play then converted four free throws around Mallory's three-point play.
Smith ended the run with five straight points to extend the lead back to 56-50 midway through the second half.
Notre Dame cut its deficit to 61-57 on Devereaux Peters' putback with 8:30 left.
St. John's took an 18-6 lead in the first 5 1/2 minutes of the game as Lindsay had seven points. Nadirah McKenith's nifty drive down the middle of the lane for a layup capped the early spurt. St. John's made eight of its first 12 shots, but then went cold from the field missing nine straight as Notre Dame climbed within 21-20 on Erica Williamson's layup.
Kelly McManmon finally ended the seven-minute drought hitting a three-pointer to start a 16-5 spurt that restored the 12-point lead. Smith's layup with 2:08 left made it 37-25. Notre Dame closed to five and trailed by 39-32 at halftime.
The Last Time Notre Dame and St. John's Met At The BIG EAST Championship
St. John's Da'Shena Stevens, chosen the BIG EAST Freshman of the Year two days earlier, had 12 points for the Red Storm.
The teams traded the lead five times in the second half and St. John's led 35-33 before the Irish went on a 16-2 run. Novosel scored seven points and Melissa Lechlitner had five during that stretch.
A three-pointer by Ashley Barlow at the shot-clock buzzer gave the Irish a 58-45 lead with 3:53 left, and Notre Dame cruised from there.
"It's like the dagger to the defense," said Irish head coach Muffet McGraw. "You play great defense for 29 seconds and then somebody hits a three and it really deflated them."
Notre Dame opened the game on a 9-2 run, despite hitting just two of its first 10 shots. St. John's also was 2-of-10 from the field early and had just six points midway through the first half.
But the Red Storm kept chipping away, and Sky Lindsay's driving layup with a minute left gave them a 22-20 lead at intermission.
"I felt like we ran out of gas a little bit, missed some chippies, allowed them to score some easy baskets," said St. John's coach Kim Barnes Arico.
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The Second Time Around
That was the fifth time the Irish and Huskies met in consecutive BIG EAST tourneys, having also squared off for the conference title in Notre Dame's first four seasons as a league member (1996-99). In addition, the Irish saw Villanova in back-to-back tournament quarterfinals in Piscataway, N.J. (1998 - W, 56-48; 1999 - W, 83-53), and also tangled with Rutgers in consecutive semifinals -- 1999 in Piscataway (W, 68-61) and 2000 in Storrs, Conn. (L, 81-72 in overtime).
Empire (State) Records
Coincidentally, St. John's and Syracuse account for all five Empire State wins over Notre Dame (three by the Red Storm and two by the Orange). In addition, Syracuse owns the only neutral-site win for a New York team over the Irish, having shaded Notre Dame, 84-79, on March 3, 2002, in the BIG EAST Championship quarterfinals at Piscataway, N.J.
48 Hours
This season, Notre Dame is 4-2 in these 48-hour challenges, winning twice at the Paradise Jam (South Carolina and No. 20/17 Oklahoma), and then at home on New Year's Eve vs. No. 18/16 Vanderbilt (returning from a road trip to UCF less than two days earlier). The Irish also earned a 75-63 win at Rutgers on Feb. 1, two days after a narrow 74-73 win at Syracuse.
However, Notre Dame has lost on the back half of its two most recent "quick changes". On Feb. 16, the Irish dropped a 76-71 verdict at No. 22/23 St. John's, two days after a 90-66 home victory over DePaul (the game in which fifth-year senior guard/tri-captain Lindsay Schrader suffered a sprained left ankle and subsequently missed two games). Then, on March 1, Notre Dame fell at home to top-ranked Connecticut, 76-51, two days after a 72-47 win at Seton Hall.
Sunday's game will mark the fourth time in a little more than a month Notre Dame has tackled a tight turnaround.
Spread The Wealth
In addition, 11 of the 13 players on the Irish roster have scored in double figures at least once this season, including sophomore guard Fraderica Miller, and freshman guards Skylar Diggins and Kaila Turner, who each topped the 10-point mark for the first time in their careers.
What's more, five different players have scored at least 20 points in a game this year. Diggins has five 20-point games (San Diego State, Louisville, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, St. John's), while senior guard/tri-captain Melissa Lechlitner (Purdue, Marquette) has reached that mark twice. Senior guard/tri-captain Ashley Barlow (Georgetown), junior forward Becca Bruszewski (DePaul) and junior guard Brittany Mallory (Valparaiso) have one 20-point game apiece.
Tough Enough
In addition, two of the four losses to ranked opponents (at St. John's and at Georgetown) came by 10 points or fewer and occurred while fifth-year senior guard Lindsay Schrader was sidelined with a sprained left ankle (the first two games Schrader missed in her college career).
Four of Notre Dame's five wins over ranked opponents this season came during the non-conference portion of the schedule, marking the second consecutive year in which the Irish defeated four Top 25 non-conference foes.
Game #30 Recap: Louisville
The Irish didn't need it.
Erica Williamson led five players in double figures with 16 points and No. 6 Notre Dame routed Louisville 89-52 Saturday in the tournament's second round.
"It's nice to get a feel for the gym," Williamson said. "We weren't able to have a shootaround, with the schedule that we had, and the teams playing yesterday. So, it's great to go out there, feel comfortable in the first half and just work on things in the second."
Skylar Diggins had 13 points, Devereaux Peters added 11, and Lindsay Schrader and Becca Bruszewski each had 10. The Irish (26-4) advance to play No. 16 St. John's in the quarterfinals on Sunday (noon ET on ESPNU).
Monique Reid had 23 points and 13 rebounds to lead Louisville. The Cardinals end the season 14-17, a year after losing in the national championship game to Connecticut.
Notre Dame and St. John's ended the regular season in a fourth-place tie in the BIG EAST, but the Red Storm earned the No. 4 seed with a 76-71 win over the Irish last month. Notre Dame also had to play undefeated Connecticut twice, something that hurt its seeding.
But Irish coach Muffet McGraw said the extra game might end up helping her team.
"I was really pleased to be able to get out on the floor and get Skylar a run and Devereaux" she said. "Those guys didn't play last year, so it was still a little bit new for them. So, it was great to be able to get out, get on the floor and see what it's going to be like tomorrow."
The Irish used a 10-0 run to build an early 15-6 lead, and the rout was on. They hit 14 of their first 19 shots, and forced Louisville into 15 first-half turnovers.
A 13-0 run gave the Irish a 38-16 lead.
Louisville missed its final seven shots of the half, did not score in the last four minutes and trailed 47-21 at halftime.
Notre Dame shot 56 percent from the floor, had 46 points in the paint and held Louisville to under 30-percent shooting in the first half.
A three-pointer by Brittany Mallory made it 60-28 with 12 minutes left.
Williamson put an exclamation point on the game with a three-point shot with 1:35 left, the first three-pointer of the senior center's career.
"Our team is a great three-point shooting team, so it was fun to go out there and be a part of it," she said. "I think I'm officially 1 for 3 on the career, so 33 percent, not that bad. I'm pretty happy."
Louisville was hampered by the loss of several key players this season. Point guard Deseree Byrd and Laura Terry both sustained season-ending knee injuries and Ashley Rainey left the team for personal reasons. Center Chauntise Wright, who missed last season with an injury, was not granted an extra semester of eligibility.
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The report by independent reviewer Elizabeth Jones, filed in federal court, said just four individuals with developmental disabilities have moved to community settings in the past year. "This is especially troubling because 266 individuals are still confined to state hospitals," Jones said in her report, dated Sept. 17.
Georgia, under a five-year settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice, agreed to end all admissions of people with developmental disabilities to state psychiatric hospitals. It also promised in the 2010 pact that patients with developmental disabilities already in those hospitals would be moved to more appropriate settings by July of this year — the deadline for the agreement's provisions to be met.
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by March 26, 2015
If you have been around survey research for any length of time you have come across the ubiquitous Likert scale. But, do you ever wonder what the Likert scale really is? This question format and its strongly agree to strongly disagree framework is a staple for in the pantry of questions we use on...read more
by March 23, 2015
Hey there…have you heard of me? In consumer and B2B market research circles we are often asked to assess market awareness and/or familiarity with brands, products and spokespeople or causes. These two related, but separate constructs, represent the first steps on the pathway from prospect to...read more
by March 10, 2015
There comes a time when all researchers have a bad day and craft a questionnaire that misses the mark. This can come in the form of a poorly worded question or logic that skips respondents off into the universe. To help mitigate these moments place a sticky note beside your monitor that reminds you...read more
by February 13, 2015
The old school for ad testing involved bringing large numbers of people of various demographics together and showing them ads embedded in pilot television show. This was coupled with two surveys, a pre-exposure survey and a post-test assessment following the programming and ad exposure. Enter the...read more
by January 6, 2015
Scales in market research share a similar purpose with those devices found in bathrooms, gyms and doctors offices. They are both designed to measure. In one case it may be our physical weight, while in the other it may be the importance of an attribute or attitude. In the context of B2B and consumer...read more


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So I've been learning C++ and SDL to make some basic 2d games. I want to create a game sort of like World of Warcraft but a 2D version. I want it to be on-line and use a database or something to start data like amount of Gold, HP, etc. I was wondering though, if I do this in SDL, would it still work on-line or would the user have to download SDL themselves to play?
I just want a game like this but be able to play it with some friends, just for learning purposes you know. I was also looking at DirectX because everyone has that on windows pretty much. Anyways much help is appreciated, thanks!