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OBVIOUSLY,Buffett aint selling one oz of silver without rockets approval! IF we still own it!
source please.
Buffett aint given it away for 10 or if he is he is making a HUGE mistake. That is for sure.
Thus, to avoid a Supercut in the amount of $400 million, Mr. Buffet has to figure out an exit strategy that (a) dribbles out the silver over time, so that the market is not noticeably affected, (b) dispenses with the "overhang" discount of 20%, and (c) safeguards the value of Buffet's silver against market loss. All these goals can be accomplished by making a deal with Barclay's. Of course, I have no idea whether Barclay's paid a visit to Mr. Buffet and suggested such a deal, or whether Mr. Buffet called Barclay's and talked them into creating a Silver ETF. Someday we'll probably find out whose idea it was.
Here is how I figure the deal would be constructed. To begin with, Mr. Buffet would consign, rather than lend, his silver to Barclay's, since such a loan would encumber the silver and perhaps make it less acceptable to the SEC as an ETF capital reserve. Instead, he would ask for, and obtain, a put on all 130 million ounces, thus protecting himself against loss and shifting the entire risk to Barclay's. (Of course, at today's rock-bottom prices, there isn't much danger of a fall in the price of silver, so the risk is minimal.) The put would probably be exercisable, in Buffet's discretion, as to any amount of physical silver in the ETF vault at a price of $9 for the first year and $10 after that, for some specified number of years.
Thus the put safeguards Mr. Buffet's silver against market loss, accomplishing goal (c) of the three goals set forth a couple of paragraphs above.
What about (b), the goal of getting rid of the overhang 20% discount? This discount should self-dissipate when the investing public realizes that the ETF is not going to dump the 130 million ounces on to the market. The 130 million ounces, which Berkshire-Hathaway has consigned to the Silver ETF, is part of the ETF's capital. An ETF does not sell any part of its capital to the public; it simply acts as a trading facilitator. If the public in a week is a net buyer of shares, the ETF replenishes its silver inventory by a purchase that week of spot silver on the Comex.
Finally, as to (a), Mr. Buffet simply has to tell the Silver ETF when he wants to sell a number of ounces out of the 130 million, and the ETF then "buys" those ounces from its inventory instead of from Comex. This way the entire 130 million ounces can be trickled out by the ETF over time. Mr. Buffet will have saved himself a $400 million Supercut.
In order to keep our reasoning simple, let us suppose for the moment that no one has thought of creating a Silver ETF. Assuming, also for simplicity, that silver is now selling at $10 per ounce (a bit higher than its market price of $9.70 as I write these words); what would Mr. Buffet's exit strategy be? The first thought that would enter anyone's mind is that he could leak it out into the market slowly and by stealth. But the problem with this approach is that Berkshire-Hathaway is a public company. At most it might have a three-month stealth period which comes to an end when the company has to file its quarterly report to the SEC. But even within the three-month stealth period, word would probably get out that Buffet was selling and the price of silver would abruptly fall. As a result, the proceeds to Berkshire-Hathaway from the stealth sales would be a pittance compared to the huge mark-down of its silver portfolio resulting from the market decline.
(If you are asking why the price of silver would abruptly fall when the market has already discounted the Buffet horde by 20%, read on. Otherwise, skip this parenthetical paragraph. Since the market doesn't know when Mr. Buffet might decide to sell, the 20% price discount on the market attributable to the potential sale of the Buffet horde represents the average value of a time-indefinite overhang. It means, in effect, that since Buffet could sell tomorrow or ten years from now, the market has to choose some average time in which to quantify the discount. Clearly the figure of 20% would go higher if the market knew that the horde will be dumped in a shorter-than-expected period of time. Thus if Berkshire-Hathaway were to announce tomorrow a secondary offering of its horde of silver, we'd see an additional discount in the price above the 20% overhang, as the next paragraph spells out.)
Instead of absorbing the Chinese water-torture involved in dribbling out his silver, suppose Mr. Buffet decides to dump it all in one fell swoop. He would do this by finding a Wall Street underwriter who will retail the silver to the public in the same way that a secondary offering of stock is retailed to the public. Let's say the underwriters offer 10,000 units of silver to sophisticated investors, a unit consisting of 13,000 ounces of silver. What would be the offering price of a unit? It would have to be priced below the market to be attractive to large investors. Assuming the market price of silver is $10, the units might have to be priced at $9 per ounce in order to clear the market.
To sum up, if Mr. Buffet's silver horde would be worth $12 per ounce except for the "overhang" discount discussed above, and if he dumped it at $9 per ounce, he would be getting $3 an ounce less than his silver would normally be worth. He'd be taking a 25% "haircut." This haircut translates into a dollar figure of $400 million.
My Ellery Queen solution, for what it's worth, is that there is a secret contract between Barclay's and Berkshire-Hathaway whereby Berkshire will consign its entire 130 million ounces of silver to Barclay's. For this solution to make sense, we have to figure out why such a secret contract would benefit both contracting parties.
As far as Barclay's is concerned, this posited contract with Berkshire-Hathaway is the only way to make the ETF happen. Barclay's simply cannot go into the public market and buy the silver, for the reasons we have just seen. It is very likely that the only possible source for the requisite amount of silver is Warren Buffet's treasure trove. Accordingly, we can suppose with some confidence that the deal between Barclay's and Buffet was finalized before Barclay's even submitted its application for a Silver ETF. Thus for Barclay's it was either Buffet's way or the highway.
But how does the deal benefit Mr. Buffet? This is a more interesting, as well as a trickier, question. Let's begin by acknowledging that he did not achieve his reputation as the world's shrewdest investor for nothing. We can safely assume that he would not have made any deal with Barclay's unless he would profit handsomely from it.
Thus we are safe in imagining that when in 1997 Mr. Buffet started buying 130 million ounces of silver, he must have been thinking about an exit strategy. He knew that by accumulating so much silver, it would overhang the market. The market responds to any significant horde by discounting its potential sale. My estimate is that ever since Berkshire-Hathaway's announcement in 1998 of its accumulation of 130 million ounces of silver, the price of silver on the open market rapidly shifted to about 20% lower than it otherwise would have been. This 20% represents the market's "discount" against the eventual day when Berkshire-Hathaway decides to dump its entire horde on the open market. (I'm not saying that the price of silver went down by 20%; all that was needed was for the market to become sluggish for a number of months until it had "absorbed" the potential loss resulting from the impending and eventual dumping of Buffet's horde.)
oops forget that I just noticed some updated pdf's for 2005. Thanks again.
Yes and 2005 report comes out in april.
I believe there will STILL be a deficit. Not closing that gap so easy.
hmm, I just realized I looked at this a bit yesterday and it seems the data could be updated. last stuff was 2004. Is this still an active site?
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Lisa Brattain said she knew something was wrong with her son Kurt years ago.
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WHEN the January issue of Glamour magazine reached its 2.2 million readers, some may have been surprised to find this line blaring from the cover: ''New for '99: You asked for it! Horoscopes. Psychic details you need for your love, lust and work life. Big Decisions!''
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2011 Buick Regal Sedan CXL 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl 6A)
Spent a long time looking at Lincolns, Caddys, Nissans, Passats, etc and was almost bored of test drives. They started to feel the same.On a family members' suggestion, (I was trying to laugh it off) they suggested the Regal.This Regal shocked me...no ride noise at hwy speeds, unbelievable handling on the equipped 18" tires, great styling (you really cannot tell its a Buick until you see the grille) and comfortable leather interior.The lil 2.4 isn't a speed demon, BUT I am getting almost 29 hwy and 23 avg MPG and its a BLAST to drive.A great value.
This is a fun car to drive. It would be great if it had a little more horsepower. However, the 4 cyl. turbo has enough kick to be fun, and the sport transmission setting stiffens the handling enough to give the car a 'Corvettish' feel and like you are driving more than a family sedan. The gas mileage in town is average probably because I like to "goose it" for the thrill of the turbo kicking in. However, the trip mileage is phenomenal at easily 30+ mpg. The back seat room is a tad small and the car sits really low. However, I knew this going in and like the low slung look with the stock, wider than average tires. The only real gripe I have about the car are the dash gages. They are set back fairly deep in their chrome housings and maybe the lenses are not angled as well as they should be. These issues result in either too much glare or shadows too dark to read speedometer and everything else on bright, sunny days. I keep dash driver data screen set on MPH during the day so I can tell how fast I driving. The glare/shadow issues are really that bad.
I read reviews when I purchase a car. But I also take the time to drive the cars I am interested in so I can judge for myself. Please take the time to check out a Buick Regal if you are shopping, especially the certified used ones that are available. I just spent two months shopping certified used Accords, Passats, Maximas, and even Mercedes C-Series. My car is a MB E500 and I'm a Mercedes fan. But my wife wanted a classy, sporty, good mpg, non-Mercedes car to replace her VW Passat. I thought for sure she would go for the Passat or one of the others. Then we drove a few Regals. Two weeks after driving the first Regal we bought one. Best car I think I've ever owned! Go drive one.
When we parked the Regal next to the Passat, Maxima, Accord, and the C-Series Mercedes, I liked the looks of the Mercedes the best. However, the Buick had a very unique look of its own and my wife actually liked it better. Now that it's in my driveway, I can honestly say it is super sharp looking. That and the well-appointed leather interior make this car a must drive and just a great buy. You get so much for your money compared to the others mentioned. I'm guessing the Regal is not as popular because everyone thinks it's their grandpas car, (like my wife did.) She didn't want to look at a Buick. This is why I'm encouraging you to at least go drive it and judge for yourself.
I could suggest improvements for all of the cars I have ever owned. The Regal is just a great car for the money. However, another factor in reviewing cars is the dealer you buy from. I hear complains here about dealers. I researched and found the Certified Used Regal I wanted, then went to buy it. It is a large New car dealer in our area, but the salesman we caught was terribly unprofessional. I got past that, I wasn't buying him, I was buying my Regal. I don't have to go back there, the Regal is Certified so we can get it serviced at any GM dealer we want! Get past the emotions of the deal, focus on the car, and you will hopefully not miss out on owning the car you really want.
Has anyone experienced the noise coming from the air conditioner of the Buick Regal? I have taken it to the dealership several times, but of course, they can't hear it. I asked them to check the air conditioning unit, because when I turn the a/c off, the noise stops. Apparently if it doesn't show up in the computer, they won't do anything. I just want to know if anyone else has experienced this. By the way, I love my Regal, but the noise bugs me.
In addition to the above, make the interior more sound proof.
Love love love my Buick! Just purchased a 2011 CLX, the color I was not thrilled about because it was triple black but once inside WOW! I'm in my 60's but sassy and this is me all the way. Back in 1972 I had a tan Regal it was sporty as well and then it went to the parent look.. I tell you when I get in this car it makes me feel wonderful, its not to small but not big either, I looked at the Lacross it was much to large for me my children are all grown and on their own so I told the dealer it fit me and my purse just fine. If you have not driven it you own it to yourself to take a test drive you will be sold, another thrilled Buick owner.
Mirrors are shaped weird so you need to get use to that.
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still not good enough for the lead. That belongs to Richard Sterne , 10 birdies, no bogeys, a scintillating round of ..... after round 1, 95 players out of 132 are under par. Richard Sterne beaming after his 62. -Richard, a magnificent round
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The Daughter of Timeby Josephine Tey
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Inspector Alan Grant of Scotland Yard, recuperating from a
Voted greatest mystery novel of all time by the Crime Writers' Association in 1990, Josephine Tey recreates one of history's most famous—and vicious—crimes in her classic bestselling novel, a must read for connoisseurs of fiction, now with a new introduction by Robert Barnard.
Inspector Alan Grant of Scotland Yard, recuperating from a broken leg, becomes fascinated with a contemporary portrait of Richard III that bears no resemblance to the Wicked Uncle of history. Could such a sensitive, noble face actually belong to one of the world's most heinous villains—a venomous hunchback who may have killed his brother's children to make his crown secure? Or could Richard have been the victim, turned into a monster by the usurpers of England's throne? Grant determines to find out once and for all, with the help of the British Museum and an American scholar, what kind of man Richard Plantagenet really was and who killed the Little Princes in the Tower.
The Daughter of Time is an ingeniously plotted, beautifully written, and suspenseful tale, a supreme achievement from one of mystery writing's most gifted masters.
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Grant lay on his high white cot and stared at the ceiling. Stared at it with loathing. He knew by heart every last minute crack on its nice clean surface. He had made maps of the ceiling and gone exploring on them; rivers, islands, and continents. He had made guessing games of it and discovered hidden objects; faces, birds, and fishes. He had made mathematical calculations of it and rediscovered his childhood; theorems, angles, and triangles. There was practically nothing else he could do but look at it. He hated the sight of it.
He had suggested to The Midget that she might turn his bed around a little so that he could have a new patch of ceiling to explore. But it seemed that that would spoil the symmetry of the room, and in hospitals symmetry ranked just a short head behind cleanliness and a whole length in front of Godliness. Anything out of the parallel was hospital profanity. Why didn't he read? she asked. Why didn't he go on reading some of those expensive brand-new novels that his friends kept on bringing him?
"There are far too many people born into the world, and far too many words written. Millions and millions of them pouring from the presses every minute. It's a horrible thought."
"You sound constipated," said The Midget.
The Midget was Nurse Ingham, and she was in sober fact a very nice five-feet-two, with everything in just proportion. Grant called her The Midget to compensate himself for being bossed around by a piece of Dresden china which he could pick up in one hand. When he was on his feet, this is to say. It was not only that she told him what he might or might not do, but she dealt with his six-feet-odd with an off-hand ease that Grant found humiliating. Weights meant nothing, apparently, to The Midget. She tossed mattresses around with the absent-minded grace of a plate spinner. When she was off duty he was attended to by The Amazon, a goddess with arms like the limb of a beech tree. The Amazon was Nurse Darroll, who came from Gloucestershire and was homesick each daffodil season. (The Midget came from Lytham St. Anne's, and there was no daffodil nonsense about her.) She had large soft hands and large soft cow's eyes and she always looked very sorry for you, but the slightest physical exertion set her breathing like a suction-pump. On the whole Grant found it even more humiliating to be treated as a dead weight than to be treated as if he were no weight at all.
Grant was bed-borne, and a charge on The Midget and The Amazon, because he had fallen through a trap-door. This, of course, was the absolute in humiliation; compared with which the heavings of The Amazon and the light slingings of The Midget were a mere corollary. To fall through a trap-door was the ultimate in absurdity; pantomimic, bathetic, grotesque. At the moment of his disappearance from the normal level of perambulation he had been in hot pursuit of Benny Skoll, and the fact that Benny had careened round the next corner slap into the arms of Sergeant Williams provided the one small crumb of comfort in an intolerable situation.
Benny was now "away" for three years, which was very satisfactory for the lieges, but Benny would get time off for good behaviour. In hospitals there was no time off for good behaviour.
Grant stopped staring at the ceiling, and slid his eyes sideways at the pile of books on his bedside table; the gay expensive pile that The Midget had been urging on his attention. The top one, with the pretty picture of Valetta in unlikely pink, was Lavinia Fitch's annual account of a blameless heroine's tribulations. In view of the representation of the Grand Harbour on the cover, the present Valerie or Angela or Cecile or Denise must be a naval wife. He had opened the book only to read the kind message that Lavinia had written inside.
The Sweat and the Furrow was Silas Weekley being earthly and spade-conscious all over seven hundred pages. The situation, to judge from the first paragraph, had not materially changed since Silas's last book: mother lying-in with her eleventh upstairs, father laid-out after his ninth downstairs, eldest son lying to the Government in the cow-shed, eldest daughter lying with her lover in the hayloft, everyone else lying low in the barn. The rain dripped from the thatch, and the manure steamed in the midden. Silas never omitted the manure. It was not Silas's fault that its steam provided the only uprising element in the picture. If Silas could have discovered a brand of steam that steamed downwards, Silas would have introduced it.
Under the harsh shadows and highlights of Silas's jacket was an elegant affair of Edwardian curlicues and Baroque nonsense, entitled Bells on Her Toes. Which was Rupert Rouge being arch about vice. Rupert Rouge always seduced you into laughter for the first three pages. About Page Three you noticed that Rupert had learned from that very arch (but of course not vicious) creature George Bernard Shaw that the easiest way to sound witty was to use that cheap and convenient method, the paradox. After that you could see the jokes coming three sentences away.
The thing with a red gun-flash across a night-green cover was Oscar Oakley's latest. Toughs talking out of the corners of their mouths in synthetic American that had neither the wit nor the pungency of the real thing. Blondes, chromium bars, breakneck chases. Very remarkably bunk.
The Case of the Missing Tin-Opener, by John James Mark, had three errors of procedure in the first two pages, and had at least provided Grant with a pleasant five minutes while he composed an imaginary letter to its author.
He could not remember what the thin blue book at the bottom of the pile was. Something earnest and statistical, he thought. Tsetse flies, or calories, or sex behaviour, or something.
Even in that, you knew what to expect on the next page. Did no one, any more, no one in all this wide world, change their record now and then? Was everyone nowadays thirled to a formula? Authors today wrote so much to a pattern that their public expected it. The public talked about "a new Silas Weekley" or "a new Lavinia Fitch" exactly as they talked about "a new brick" or "a new hairbrush." They never said "a new book by" whoever it might be. Their interest was not in the book but in its newness. They knew quite well what the book would be like.
It might be a good thing, Grant thought as he turned his nauseated gaze away from the motley pile, if all the presses of the world were stopped for a generation. There ought to be a literary moratorium. Some Superman ought to invent a ray that would stop them all simultaneously. Then people wouldn't send you a lot of fool nonsense when you were flat on your back, and bossy bits of Meissen wouldn't expect you to read them.
He heard the door open, but did not stir himself to look. He had turned his face to the wall, literally and metaphorically.
He heard someone come across to his bed, and closed his eyes against possible conversation. He wanted neither Gloucestershire sympathy nor Lancashire briskness just now. In the succeeding pause a faint enticement, a nostalgic breath of all the fields of Grasse, teased his nostrils and swam about his brain. He savoured it and considered. The Midget smelt of lavender dusting powder, and The Amazon of soap and iodoform. What was floating expensively about his nostrils was L'Enclos Numéro Cinq. Only one person of his acquaintance used L'Enclos Number Five. Marta Hallard.
He opened an eye and squinted up at her. She had evidently bent over to see if he was asleep, and was now standing in an irresolute way -- if anything Marta did could be said to be irresolute -- with her attention on the heap of all too obviously virgin publications on the table. In one arm she was carrying two new books, and in the other a great sheaf of white lilac. He wondered whether she had chosen white lilac because it was her idea of the proper floral offering for winter (it adorned her dressing-room at the theatre from December to March) or whether she had taken it because it would not detract from her black-and-white chic. She was wearing a new hat and her usual pearls; the pearls which he had once been the means of recovering for her. She looked very handsome, very Parisian, and blessedly unhospital-like.
"Did I waken you, Alan?"
"No. I wasn't asleep."
"I seem to be bringing the proverbial coals," she said, dropping the two books alongside their despised brethren. "I hope you will find these more interesting than you seem to have found that lot. Didn't you even try a little teensy taste of our Lavinia?"
"I can't read anything."
"Are you in pain?"
"Agony. But it's neither my leg nor my back."
"What then?"
"It's what my cousin Laura calls 'the prickles of boredom.'"
"Poor Alan. And how right your Laura is." She picked a bunch of narcissi out of a glass that was much too large for them, dropped them with one of her best gestures into the washbasin, and proceeded to substitute the lilac. "One would expect boredom to be a great yawning emotion, but it isn't, of course. It's a small niggling thing."
"Small nothing. It's like being beaten with nettles."
"Why don't you take up something?"
"Improve the shining hour?"
"Improve your mind. To say nothing of your soul and your temper. You might study one of the philosophies. Yoga, or something like that. But I suppose an analytical mind is not the best kind to bring to the consideration of the abstract."
"I did think of going back to algebra. I have an idea that I never did algebra justice, at school. But I've done so much geometry on that damned ceiling that I'm a little off mathematics."
"Well, I suppose it is no use suggesting jig-saws to someone in your position. How about cross-words. I could get you a book of them, if you like."
"God forbid."
"You could invent them, of course. I have heard that that is more fun than solving them."
"Perhaps. But a dictionary weighs several pounds. Besides, I always did hate looking up something in a reference book."
"Do you play chess? I don't remember. How about chess problems? White to play and mate in three moves, or something like that."
"My only interest in chess is pictorial."
"Very decorative things, knights and pawns and whatnot. Very elegant."
"Charming. I could bring you along a set to play with. All right, no chess. You could do some academic investigating. That's a sort of mathematics. Finding a solution to an unsolved problem."
"Crime, you mean? I know all the case-histories by heart. And there is nothing more that can be done about any of them. Certainly not by someone who is flat on his back."
"I didn't mean something out of the files at the Yard. I meant something more -- what's the word? -- something classic. Something that has puzzled the world for ages."
"As what, for instance?"
"Say, the casket letters."
"Oh, not Mary Queen of Scots!"
"Why not?" asked Marta, who like all actresses saw Mary Stuart through a haze of white veils.
"I could be interested in a bad woman but never in a silly one."
"Silly?" said Marta in her best lower-register Electra voice.
"Very silly."
"Oh, Alan, how can you!"
"If she had worn another kind of headdress no one would ever have bothered about her. It's that cap that seduces people."
"You think she would have loved less greatly in a sunbonnet?"
"She never loved greatly at all, in any kind of bonnet."
Marta looked as scandalised as a lifetime in the theatre and an hour of careful make-up allowed her to.
"Why do you think that?"
"Mary Stuart was six feet tall. Nearly all out-size women are sexually cold. Ask any doctor."
And as he said it he wondered why, in all the years since Marta had first adopted him as a spare escort when she needed one, it had not occurred to him to wonder whether her notorious level-headedness about men had something to do with her inches. But Marta had not drawn any parallels; her mind was still on her favourite queen.
"At least she was a martyr. You'll have to allow her that."
"Martyr to what?"
"Her religion."
"The only thing she was a martyr to was rheumatism. She married Darnley without the Pope's dispensation, and Bothwell by Protestant rites."
"In a moment you'll be telling me she wasn't a prisoner!"
"The trouble with you is that you think of her in a little room at the top of a castle, with bars on the windows and a faithful old attendant to share her prayers with her. In actual fact she had a personal household of sixty persons. She complained bitterly when it was reduced to a beggarly thirty, and nearly died of chagrin when it was reduced to two male secretaries, several women, an embroiderer, and a cook or two. And Elizabeth had to pay for all that out of her own purse. For twenty years she paid, and for twenty years Mary Stuart hawked the crown of Scotland round Europe to anyone who would start a revolution and put her back on the throne that she had lost; or, alternatively, on the one Elizabeth was sitting on."
He looked at Marta and found that she was smiling.
"Are they a little better now?" she asked.
"Are what better?"
"The prickles."
He laughed.
"Yes. For a whole minute I had forgotten about them. That is at least one good thing to put down to Mary Stuart's account!"
"How do you know so much about Mary?"
"I did an essay about her in my last year at school."
"And didn't like her, I take it."
"Didn't like what I found out about her."
"You don't think her tragic, then."
"Oh, yes, very. But not tragic in any of the ways that popular belief makes her tragic. Her tragedy was that she was born a queen with the outlook of a suburban housewife. Scoring off Mrs. Tudor in the next street is harmless and amusing; it may lead you into unwarrantable indulgence in hire-purchase, but it affects only yourself. When you use the same technique on kingdoms the result is disastrous. If you are willing to put a country of ten million people in pawn in order to score off a royal rival, then you end by being a friendless failure." He lay thinking about it for a little. "She would have been a wild success as a mistress at a girls' school."
"I meant it nicely. The staff would have liked her, and all the little girls would have adored her. That is what I meant about her being tragic."
"Ah, well. No casket letters, it seems. What else is there? The Man in the Iron Mask?"
"I can't remember who that was, but I couldn't be interested in anyone who was being coy behind some tinplate. I couldn't be interested in anyone at all unless I could see his face."
"Ah, yes. I forgot your passion for faces. The Borgias had wonderful faces. I should think they would provide a little mystery or two for you to dabble in if you looked them up. Or there was Perkin Warbeck, of course. Imposture is always fascinating. Was he or wasn't he? A lovely game. The balance can never come down wholly on one side or the other. You push it over and up it comes again, like one of those weighted toys."
The door opened and Mrs. Tinker's homely face appeared in the aperture surmounted by her still more homely and historic hat. Mrs. Tinker had worn the same hat since first she began to "do" for Grant, and he could not imagine her in any other. That she did possess another one he knew, because it went with something that she referred to as "me blue." Her "blue" was an occasional affair, in both senses, and never appeared at 19 Tenby Court. It was worn with a ritualistic awareness, and having been worn it was used in the event as a yardstick by which to judge the proceedings. ("Did you enjoy it, Tink? What was it like?" "Not worth putting on me blue for.") She had worn it to Princess Elizabeth's wedding, and to various other royal functions, and had indeed figured in it for two flashing seconds in a newsreel shot of the Duchess of Kent cutting a ribbon, but to Grant it was a mere report; a criterion of the social worth of an occasion. A thing was or was not worth putting on "me blue" for.
"I 'eard you 'ad a visitor," said Mrs. Tinker, "and I was all set to go away again when I thought the voice sounded familiar like, and I says to meself: 'It's only Miss Hallard,' I says, so I come in."
She was carrying various paper bags and a small tight bunch of anemones. She greeted Marta as woman to woman, having been in her time a dresser and having therefore no exaggerated reverence for the goddesses of the theatre world, and looked askance at the beautiful arrangement of lilac sprays that had blossomed under Marta's ministrations. Marta did not see the glance but she saw the little bunch of anemones and took over the situation as if it were something already rehearsed.
"I squander my vagabond's hire on white lilac for you, and then Mrs. Tinker puts my nose out of joint by bringing you the Lilies of the Field."
"Lilies?" said Mrs. Tinker, doubtfully.
"Those are the Solomon in all his glory things. The ones that toiled not, neither did they spin."
Mrs. Tinker went to church only for weddings and christenings, but she belonged to a generation that had been sent to Sunday school. She looked with a new interest at the little handful of glory incased by her woollen glove.
"Well, now. I never knew that. Makes more sense that way, don't it? I always pictured them arums. Fields and fields of arums. Awful expensive, you know, but a bit depressing. So they was coloured? Well, why can't they say so? What do they have to call them lilies for!"
And they went on to talk about translation, and how misleading Holy Writ could be ("I always wondered what bread on the waters was," Mrs. Tinker said) and the awkward moment was over.
While they were still busy with the Bible, The Midget came in with extra flower vases. Grant noticed that the vases were designed to hold white lilac and not anemones. They were tribute to Marta; a passport to further communing. But Marta never bothered about women unless she had an immediate use for them; her tack with Mrs. Tinker had been mere savoir faire; a conditioned reflex. So The Midget was reduced to being functional instead of social. She collected the discarded narcissi from the washbasin and meekly put them back into a vase. The Midget being meek was the most beautiful sight that had gladdened Grant's eyes for a long time.
"Well," Marta said, having finished her arrangement of the lilac and placed the result where he could see it, "I shall leave Mrs. Tinker to feed you all the titbits out of those paper bags. It couldn't be, could it, Mrs. Tinker darling, that one of those bags contains any of your wonderful bachelor's buttons?"
Mrs. Tinker glowed.
"You'd like one or two maybe? Fresh outa me oven?"
"Well, of course I shall have to do penance for it afterwards -- those little rich cakes are death on the waist -- but just give me a couple to put in my bag for my tea at the theatre."
She chose two with a flattering deliberation ("I like them a little brown at the edges"), dropped them into her handbag, and said: "Well, au revoir, Alan. I shall look in, in a day or two, and start you on a sock. There is nothing so soothing, I understand, as knitting. Isn't that so, Nurse?"
"Oh, yes, indeed. A lot of my gentlemen patients take to knitting. They find it whiles away the time very nicely."
Marta blew him a kiss from the door and was gone, followed by the respectful Midget.
"I'd be surprised if that hussy is any better than she ought to be," Mrs. Tinker said, beginning to open the paper bags. She was not referring to Marta.
Copyright 1951 by Elizabeth MacKintosh
Copyright renewed © 1979 by R. S. Lantham
Meet the Author
Elizabeth MacKintosh used two pen names during her writing career: Josephine Tey, who was also her Suffolk great-great-grandmother, and Gordon Daviot. She was born in 1897 in Inverness, Scotland, where she attended the Royal Academy. Miss MacKintosh later trained for three years at the Anstey Physical Training College in Birmingham, then began her teaching career as a physical training instructor. She gave up teaching to keep house for her father, who lived near Loch Ness, and pursue her writing. Her first book was The Man in the Queue (1929), published under the Gordon Daviot pseudonym, and it introduced the character of Inspector Grant, familiar now from the Tey novels. The author wrote chiefly under the signature of Gordon Daviot from 1929 to 1946, during which time her works included the play Richard of Bordeaux (1933), which ran for a year with John Gielgud in the lead part. The first of the Josephine Tey mysteries, A Shilling for Candies, was published in 1936 and was eventually followed by Miss Pym Disposes in 1947. Also included among the Tey mysteries are The Franchise Affair (1949), Brat Farrar (1949), To Love and Be Wise (1950), The Daughter of Time (1951), and The Singing Sands (1952). Elizabeth MacKintosh died in London on February 13, 1952.
Josephine Tey began writing full-time after the successful publication of her first novel, The Man in the Queue (1929), which introduced Inspector Grant of Scotland Yard. She died in 1952, leaving her entire estate to the National Trust.
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The Mystery Writers of America rank this book as the 4th greatest mystery of all time. After you read it, you'll wonder why it isn't number one. Alan Grant is a police detective convalescing in the hospital and bored out of his mind. In an attempt to distract Grant, his theatrical friend brings him a group of historical portraits and they play a little game to see what the police detective can figure out about the character of these people by looking at their faces. Do they belong in the dock as an accused villain on trial or on the bench as a judge? Grant is shocked when he places the notorious English King Richard III on the bench and his categorization causes him to try and learn more about the English King whom history tells us murdered his two nephews to secure his hold on the throne. Yet the historical accounts immediately begin to frustrate Grant. They are filled with propaganda and hearsay evidence. Modern historians riddle their accounts of the reign with contradictory assessments of Richard's character and often ignore the implications of his documentable actions. Grant, with his policeman's eye, begins to cut through the forests of hearsay and to compile the actual evidence of the crime. He looks at motives and who benefits from the acts. And he eventually, reluctantly, comes to the conclusion that the two princes survived Richard's short reign meaning that someone else murdered them. He even goes so far as to convincingly identify a more probable murderer—the man who killed off the rest of the York claimants to the English throne—Henry Tudor. This is a brilliant book and a wonderful detective story that teaches an important lesson in the power of public perception. I regret that I can only give this novel five stars.
"Truth is the daughter of time, not of authority," said Sir Francis Bacon. In Josephine Tey's 1950s novel, The Daughter of Time, truth is that which Scotland Yard inspector, Alan Grant, has often searched after and found in the faces of criminals. Now he's laid up in hospital with an injury, and thoroughly bored. Friends try to cheer him with images of famous criminals, but it's the face of King Richard III that intrigues him, a man who looks more like he belongs on the bench than in the dock. Did Richard really kill the princes in the tower, as English history books have said, or has time made a mockery of truth? Our book group chose this novel to fit the classic and mystery genres, both of which it does well. I was surprised how easily it read and how quickly it absorbed my interest; the dialog is delightfully real, well-accented, diverse and amusing; the characters are fun; the tone is an intriguing mixture of erudite and down-to-earth; and the history lessons are spot-on. By the end of the book I'm thinking I might learn to treat history with the same sort of doubt as newspaper accounts, and perhaps that's no bad thing. Add to this the fact that I've seen that picture of King Richard III and thought, as does the inspector, that he appears quite a pleasing character, and you'll know why this book was so hard to put down. I enjoyed the author's scorn for "boring" history, her delight in seeking contemporary corroboration, and her amusing comments on books in general. But most of all I enjoyed a really good read, with a really neat, absorbing mystery at its core. Disclosure: I bought this to read with the book group then missed the meeting. I do hope the other members enjoyed the story as much as I did.
The story starts well, and Josephine Tey's use of language is a joy to read. The premise is also fun and intriguing - how much can we tell from a face? And if we trust that perception, where will it take us? The middle gets a bit bogged down in historical detail. But overall, a very good read.
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Ground-breaking in its day, and still a fun read.
One of the finest mystery novels ever concocted is Josephine Tey's 'The Daughter of Time.' Inspector Grant is injured from a previous case and is in a hospital bed when a friend brings him some pictures of people from history and one is particularly striking in a positive way. But the reverse side identifies the face as that of Richard III, the greatest villain in English history. Grant, whose professional success depends on knowing a person by his face, cannot believe he could have been so mistaken and recruits his nurses, friends, fellow policemen, and even a young American researcher to bring him all they can about the Great Mystery of 'who murdered the princes in the tower.' Little by little, the case against Richard falls to pieces; while the evidence begins to point in the most surprising direction. The wonderful thing about this novel is how it shows that so much of what we consider 'history' is merely a pack of lies devised by the winning teams to blacken the opposition and whitewash themselves. The incident at 'Tonypandy,' for example, is made much of in this novel. You will not believe how easily the 'official version' of that incident was accepted, even by people who were there. For a thorough enjoyment of this novel, you really need to be fairly familiar with Shakespeare's 'Richard III.' Now bear in mind that the playwright got his information from 'Holinshed's Chronicles,' which got its information from authors paid by the king who had defeated Richard III in battle, who got most of their information from one of Richard's deadliest enemies. One might as well accept 'Mein Kampf' as an objective look at Germany during the years between World Wars. Reading this book, in fact, will change your entire attitude toward anything you read in any book or periodical that claims to present 'the facts.' I will not ruin your enjoyment of this book by pointing out how Grant weighs the evidence that been accepted for so long as 'true' and comes to the conclusions he does. Now the really Good News is that we have a wonderful recording of this complete text on a set of four Audio Partners tapes. Better yet, let me tell you it is read by Derek Jacobi--or better still, acted out by Derek Jacobi, because he finds a new voice for each character, the American being the best of the lot. Richard III might be a great villain on stage, but I firmly believe that the historical Richard deserves to have his case for the defense heard as often as possible. If for no other reason than to remind us of how many collections of 'historical facts' might be little more than an imaginative treatment to bolster one's cause or downgrade another's. History, which is the Daughter of Time by the way, is written by the winners. It takes a good author like Tey to plead the case for the loser.
I am a mystery fan, but I do not like violence, so this was right up my alley! I like to read some of the older writers to get a glimpse into the past and what was mysterious to them in their day. Refreshing to read a good mystery that doesn't make me want to lock my doors and windows at night!
That is accepted as true even in history books. This has happened before as thus years propaganda becomes next years mythology
APWH REVIEW The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey is a captivating historical mystery novel. Josephine Tey writes from the perspective of Inspector Alan Grant in his search to prove the innocence of Richard the III. Tey does a great job entertaining readers while she uses historical pieces to give depth to the book. The idea of a bedridden Grant that stumbles onto the face pf England's wicked uncle and the search to discover whether or not he truly murdered the two princes of the tower grabs the audience attention, but it does not include as much historical evidence as that of a historical novel written in the time period it encompasses. If the purpose of the author was to captivate an audience of mystery readers for generation then Josephine Tey most definitely accomplished her goal and purpose, but if the goal was to teach readers about English history and the succession of the royal line, then I believe that the goal was by no means achieved. Even though A Daughter in Time went along with historical facts, it did not feel as though it was historically based. It felt more like a story than anything that held the same merit and knowledge of primary sourced books.
I highly recommend The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey. She delivers a great story that unravels her plot through an inspector stuck in the hospital. She sets up the book with a "media ray" beginning, which was very neat. Josephine also, produces a book that was a surprisingly descriptive book, which kept me, as a reader, on the edge. The book builds up in tension as Grant highers a scholar to help aid him. I believe the Tey completed her purpose very thoroughly, since her story was kept at the edge of the seat and accomplished her educational accessory. The impression of Grant is very unique. In the beginning, Inspector Grant, the main character, is in the hospital with a broken-leg. He discovers a picture of Richard the Third but is intrigued by the way the photo is shown. He then researches and looks into Richard's past unraveling the murderer of his nephews. The story was a great read that has a very good perspective from Josephine Tey in writing Inspector Grant.
My personal impression of this book was relatively positive; I thought it was well-written with a clever plot and idea. I recommend this book, for it was fairly easy to understand as a history novel, and definitely a short read. I have only read this one book by Josephine Tey, so I was unfamiliar with the characters from the Alan Grant series, but within the first chapter I was able to depict the characters and their relationship. Considering the fact that this book was a history novel, I thought that it had a satisfying amount of action, also remembering that the main character of the book is bed-ridden. The historical information and references are also very useful, especially to one who has not studied the English government during this time period very much in depth. But this also could present a problem; it was sometimes difficult to keep names straight despite the family tree in the beginning of the book. For this reason, the book was slightly more difficult. Overall, it was an informative and interesting read. The author fully completes her purpose of this book: to factually inform readers of the Princes in the Tower with an interesting and dynamic plot. She was able to get her point across through a fiction novel where the main character is bed-ridden, yet researches the subject of the two Princes. By having the main character learn new information, readers were able to also absorb this and learn. Josephine Tey is able to inform and entertain simultaneously.
It was suggested that I read this prior to seeing John Douglas Thompson in Richard III at Shakespeare and Company this summer. Since I am unfamiliar with the histories and often find them ponderous in performance the book was helpful tho' trying to keep track of all the Elizabeths, Edwards and Henry's was often a bit difficult. Helpful ,however,was the comment about Sir Thomas More's biography. "More had never known Richard III at all....That book was the Bible of the whole historical world on the subject of Richard III-it was from that account ...that Shakespeare had written his {account}."
The novel, "The Daughter of Time" by Josephine Tey, really brought me in. With the mystery of who murdered whom it really sparked a fire in my mind, making me continue on reading this fantastic book. I had absolutely no intention of putting it down. I recommend this book to readers out there who are looking for a dramatic jaw opener, wanting to top a previous literature work that they thought was just as amazing, also. I really do think that this book will exceed the prior one. This book was fascinating to read, and a good suspense novel to observe. This book starts out slow, with the inspector fixated on his hospital room, to him trying to solve the case the nurse introduced to him. Then, as it carries on, it brings him running into complications with the case, and the real murderer. Later, it explains him finding the outcome of the actual murder. The author did an amazing job with the setting and plot of the book, keeping me interested with every word and every event that was happening. You will not know what is coming next; this book is somewhat unpredictable. It is totally worth reading, however.


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Sadly, not every country on Earth has access to good dental care, but the US does. The right tools are available, all you have to do is use it. Here are some things you need to know and some things you need to buy if you want a great smile.
Brush your teeth at least two times a day. Only brushing once a day can lead to too much bacteria building up on your teeth and in your entire mouth. Brushing your teeth should be part of your regular routine. These are also great times to floss.
If you have sensitivity to temperature in your teeth, it may be wise to switch toothpastes. However, it is a good idea to visit your dentist first, before you make any changes. Your dentist can help you determine the cause of your teeth being sensitive.
If you frequently experience dry mouth and bad breath, your prescription medication may be to blame. If your mouth doesn't produce enough saliva, you are more likely to end up with cavities. Talk with a doctor to see if your dry mouth is cause by your medications. If so, you may be able to switch medications. If you cannot do this, perhaps your doctor has a dry mouth treatment.
Do not forget to brush your back teeth. Keep in mind that the teeth you actually see are not the only teeth in your mouth. Simply focusing on your "mirror" teeth can cause plaque to build up on your neglected back teeth, which can eventually cause decay and erosion. Avoid these problems by always brushing your back teeth as well.
To keep cavities away, you should brush your teeth a few times each day. Ideally, you should be brushing your teeth after every meal, when you wake up, and before bed. If brushing your teeth after you eat is not an option at the time, you should be sure that you have sugar free gum on hand to help clean up the mess in your mouth.
Brush your teeth as often as you can. Brushing after meals at least twice daily is best. Spend around 3 minutes, and brush each tooth carefully. Be gentle and make sure to pick up a toothpaste that has fluoride in it. Do not forget to floss following brushing.
Are you afraid that your brushing sessions aren't long enough for effectively eliminating plaque build-up? Consider using mouthwash or a disclosing tablet. The product should be used before your begin to brush. You'll notice pink or blue marks on your teeth where you have missed spots when brushing. Only use these types of products if you've got the time to get rid of the traces. Definitely not a great idea if you are in a rush to get somewhere!
If one of your teeth gets knocked out, you should not just throw it away. Rinse your tooth off so that it's clean. Leave any skin or tissue clinging to it in place, and simply place the tooth back in its socket. If that is not possible, then put it in a little bit of milk and get to your dentist right away.
While your teeth may all be dentures, good hygiene is still vital. Brush dentures just like you would teeth. You also have to brush the tongue or buy a tongue scraper; that can eliminate the bacteria on the tongue that leads to bad breath.
For best results while brushing, you should move the toothbrush up and down from the gums to the tops of your teeth. The gums are stimulated and food trapped beneath them is guided out. You may begin with a side-to-side motion if desired.
Smoking has devastating effects on your teeth and gums. Even if you don't notice it yet, smoking is taking a toll on your dental hygiene. The wisest course of action is to stop as quickly as possible. Your dentist may be able to recommend effective methods for quitting smoking.
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Just because you do not have dental insurance, you should not avoid seeing the dentist. Try to find an affordable dental savings plan. An Internet search or healthcare professional can direct you to savings plans and programs. A lot of dental offices also provide information on these savings programs; therefore, ask your dental practitioner for a recommendation.
Do not continue to see a dentist with whom you do not feel right. If you're not happy with your current dentist, it is better to switch to a new one rather than put off your visit.
A stunning smile is an asset, so many people say. But, to have a beautiful smile, you have to care for your teeth properly. This piece has given you tips to help keep your smile beautiful.
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(July 27, 2011)--UTSA Greek Life students and other UTSA community members recently raised $15,854 for the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., as part of UTSA's Up 'Til Dawn program. It was the largest amount raised in the four years UTSA has participated. Since the UTSA program started in 2007, the group has raised $51,280.
Up 'Til Dawn is a student philanthropic program hosted by colleges and universities nationwide. UTSA organizers are committed to the cause that benefits children who are bravely fighting cancer. The money raised helps advance the mission of finding cures and saving children, so that patients can grow up and go to college, too.
UTSA's Up 'Til Dawn began with only Greek Life student participation, but was opened to the entire UTSA community two years ago. Weeks of planning and preparation culminate with the all-night event where group members ask friends, family and the UTSA community to donate to the St. Jude hospital and participate in games and activities to celebrate their efforts.
In preparation for the fifth annual Up 'Til Dawn on Nov. 12, a UTSA staff member and student leader will travel to Memphis, Tenn., at the end of July for the St. Jude's Collegiate Leadership Seminar.
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The UTSA Interactive Technology Experience Center camps are for curious youth who are interested in STEM and related topics. This week, campers will study environmental science, robotics and computer science.
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In four sessions of this weeklong day camp for 9 to 13-year-olds, campers will participate in indoor and outdoor activities while exploring ancient technologies from around the world and the new technologies archaeologists are using to discover them.
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Campers will investigate how museums use artifacts, oral histories, and research to unravel stories about our past.
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