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Swimming Pool
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Heated swimming pool
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Puerto Palace is a 4-star comfortable property with non-smoking rooms situated 1400 meters away from Loro Parque. Since 1990, it has been hosting guests in the center of Puerto de la Cruz.
The venue is placed next to public beaches. Guests will find Puerto de la Cruz city center within a 10-minute walk from the property.
Quick access to restaurants and golf courses is provided.
The hotel offers 290 rooms. They are fitted with a minibar, a personal safe, TV, a balcony and coffee/tea makers. The rooms have a panoramic view of the mountain. Room facilities include en suite bathrooms with a hairdryer, a bidet and a magnifying mirror as well as contemporary light wood furniture.
A broad variety of international dishes is served at the 24-hour restaurant. Refreshing drinks are offered in the snack bar. Restaurante Ruen Thai and Alberto's Bar are situated in a leisure area, about 50 meters from the venue.
The venue is notable for the unique location within a 30-minute drive to Tenerife Norte (Los Rodeos) airport.
The on-site car and bicycle rentals are also provided.
Puerto Palace pampers guests with a nightclub, a sun deck and an outdoor swimming pool. Guests can keep fit with a gym and aquafit offered on the premises.
Hotel Policy
- Children and extra beds
- All children under the age of 2 may stay for free in a cot.
- Older children/adults may stay at the price of EUR 20 per person per night in an extra bed.
- There are no cots provided in a room.
- Non-smoking rooms
- Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
- Lift
- Safe deposit box
- Currency exchange
- 24-hour reception
- Luggage storage
- Wheelchair access
- Gift/Newsstand
- Barber shop
- No pets allowed
- Hairdresser
- Free Wi-Fi in public areas
- On-site car park
Food & Drinks
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Cooker
- Electric kettle
- Restaurant with air conditioning
- Buffet breakfast
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- Sauna
- Fitness centre
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Jacuzzi
- Beach access
- Boating
- Night club
- Volleyball
- Billiard tables
- Live entertainment
- Massage
- Tennis court
- Golf course
- Sun terrace
- Table tennis
- Aqua fitness
- Sun loungers
- Umbrellas
- Garden area
- Beach umbrellas
- Adventure sports
- Leisure/ TV room
- Car rental
- Business centre
- Fax/Photocopying
- Meeting/ Banquet facilities
- Bell staff/Porter
- Shops/Commercial services
- Medical facilities service
- Laundry
- Paid shuttle service
- Tours/Ticket assistance
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- Heating
- Air conditioning
- Television
- Hair dryer
- AM/FM alarm clock
- Telephone
- Mini-bar
- Radio
- Balcony
- Turndown service
- Terrace
- Rollaway beds
- Living room
- Hi-Fi
- Bathtub
- In-room safe
- Game room
- Children's pool
- Cots
- Pillow menu
- Washing machine
- Cable/ Satellite television
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- Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
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As her older sister's wedding begins, Keiko struggles to cope with a level of society she has never prepared for. Raised a peasant, Keiko is now a member of nobility. Despite that, she longs for the simplicity of her rural peasant life but her family's choices mean that Keiko will never go home again.
Worse, everyone at the wedding assumes that Keiko will marry her future brother-in-law, Ammad, despite Keiko's fascination with the visiting Lady Tamami.
Following the Trail is a sweet romance where cruel gossip and sheer determination create a trail to a new life that promises everything Keiko could ever want.
Following the Trail
By Meyari McFarland
1. Dusty Road
Keiko licked her dusty lips as she carefully eased out of the carriage that had brought them from their home village in the mountains to Breding Manor, awkwardly feeling with her geta for the step that the servants had put down. The air was heavy with dust, full of the scent of moss and roses. It should be raining but this year had been unusually dry. The road had been dusty enough that Keiko's indigo kimono looked grey rather than blue.
She still couldn't believe that Shizuka had gotten engaged to Lord Bilal Mansoor's daughter Nabeela. In just a few days Shizuka would be the Lady of Breding Manor, or at least the Lady's wife. It seemed like a dream, a fantasy, but no, nearly a year to the day after Shizuka arrived at Breding Manor, here they were, getting ready for a wedding.
Once securely on solid ground, Keiko turned to help Father down. His burns were healed, though the scars would always remain, twisting his face, the skin on his left arm and leg, into something as fearsome as an oni. Keiko knew that he still felt the pain from the exploding molten glass that had set them all on this path. He hissed at her grip on his left elbow, hand curled into an awkward claw, but he nodded his thanks once he was down. His left leg hadn't been too badly burnt but the doctors had said that the knee would always be a problem for him.
Little Haruka followed, scampering down with a flash of calf that made Keiko frown at her. Mother followed more carefully, patting her kimono into place and then taking Father's arm. All of them were sweaty from the ride. If it wouldn't have taken too long, Keiko would have preferred to walk. The carriage had been horrible, jolting side to side and so hot that she felt faint standing there.
"It's huge!" Haruka whispered, tugging on Keiko's sleeve. "O-nii-chan, this is really Shizuka's new home?"
"It must be," Keiko whispered back without tugging her sleeve free from Haruka's grip.
It truly was enormous. Keiko couldn't see how big the building actually was. Built on a rare bluff, flat enough for a large building, Breding Manor seemed to fill every inch of that space. The building itself was one story tall in most areas. She could just glimpse a two-story section towards the back but it seemed to be miles away. Their little two-room home could have fit into Breding Manor twenty, maybe thirty, times.
She'd never been somewhere so grand before. The roof had striking tile that looked as though it was generations old, covered with thick moss that gave it a living feel. Underneath, cedar planks covered the walls. Wide windows of many panes spread across the entire expanse of the wall facing them. The amount of fuel necessary to heat the place with that many windows was unimaginable.
The front door, huge and carved with beautiful deer, salmon and bear designs by local artisans, swung open as a grand lady in the most beautiful blue resist-dyed kimono that Keiko had ever seen hurried out. She smiled so brightly at them that Keiko automatically bobbed her head in a bow, only to stop and lift her head to stare.
"Shizuka," Keiko breathed.
"Father, Mother," Shizuka said, hurrying over to hug Mother tightly, Father gently. "I'm so glad you're here! Come inside, we have cool drinks and the servants are drawing baths for everyone so that you can get clean."
Keiko gasped when Shizuka pulled her into a hug, protesting wordlessly at the thought of all the dust coating that beautiful kimono. Shizuka laughed at Keiko's dismay when she finally let Keiko go. The entire front of her kimono, even her beautifully embroidered obi, were coated with dust.
"Oh no!" Keiko protested. "Shizuka! Your kimono!"
"It will come off," Shizuka said, flapping a hand and then laughing again as Haruka all but knocked her over with another hug. "It's just dust. At least it's not mud or blood or vomit. You know I've been training to be a doctor. A little dust is nothing."
And that was another thing that Keiko found hard to believe. Her big sister, a doctor. Not just one that went village to village treating minor injuries and birthing babies, but one who would research new cures for diseases and better ways to treat people's injuries. It seemed impossible, incredible, but Father had assured Keiko that it was true.
She followed along behind Shizuka and the rest of the family, feeling somewhat like a wandering ghost in their wake because none of this felt real. Breding Manor was enormous. The entrance was nearly as wide as their house, three times as wide as Keiko could stretch her arms. Inside it was much cooler, a pleasant breeze flowing through the wide-open windows. Everything was blue inside, the carpet a gorgeous blue and white rug. The tiles underneath were blue and white, too. Even the benches for people to sit on as they removed their shoes had lovely blue cushions with elaborate embroidery on them that Keiko hated to stain with her travel dust.
Shizuka waved for them to remove their shoes by the door, already arranging indoor slippers for all of them, two by two by two. Those were blue, too. Keiko looked at Shizuka as she slipped her geta off. The slippers were lovely, Pakistani style with closed toes and heels. Someone, possibly Shizuka, had covered them with embroidered lotus blossoms and cranes.
"I don't think they'll fit," Keiko said in a pretend whisper that made Haruka start giggling.
"Why?" Shizuka asked.
She looked down at Keiko's sturdy tabi, heavily embroidered with indigo blue Sashiko, and burst out laughing. There really was no way for Keiko's feet to fit in the closed slippers, not with her very warm and very sturdy tabi on.
Shizuka hugged Keiko, giggling in Keiko's ear only to laugh even harder as Keiko tried to brush the dust off her kimono. "It's fine, Keiko-chan. It's only dust. It will come off easily, truly."
"It's silk," Keiko huffed at her. "For the Buddha's sake, do take it seriously, Shizuka."
"I do," Shizuka said, grinning. "But dust is just dust. Here, there are zori you could wear, too."
"The tabi work well enough," Keiko protested. "You don't need to fuss, Shizuka."
The whole family looked at Keiko's feet, at the sturdy tabi that Keiko had decided would keep her toes warm, dry and safe no matter what happened today. They'd been too warm in the carriage but Keiko still thought it was a good choice. Father nodded, his smile twisting strangely because of the scars on his cheek, while Mother sighed and shook her head disapprovingly. Haruka went right to a chest in the corner of the entryway, pulling out a pair of zori that she passed to Shizuka, who far too ceremoniously for her smile and quiet laughter, offered them to Keiko.
"All right," Keiko sighed. "If it makes you happy."
"Having you all here makes me happy," Shizuka declared so earnestly that Keiko blushed.
The hallway Shizuka led them down had an old wood floor that was as comforting as home but there were expensive rugs on the walls and narrow tables with the most gorgeous pottery that Keiko had ever seen, too. The other side of the hallway had those many wide windows with their dozens and dozens of panes of glass flung open to get every scrap of breeze.
The sheer amount of carefully blown flat glass said how rich Breding Manor was. Father had always charged three and four times the price for flat glass as for regular glass items like bowls or glasses. It was amazingly clear of bubbles, too, which meant even greater expense.
Keiko slowed as she tried to add up how much money had gone into those incredible windows, staring out over the broad expanse of lawn north towards the town by the port and the ocean beyond. She'd never seen the ocean before. It was as blue as Breding Manor, dancing and glinting in the afternoon sun like Father's broken-glass sun catchers.
The port looked very much like home, the houses a mixture of native long houses and Japanese-style houses with peaked roofs overhanging broad porches. Flags waved in the wind everywhere in the port, festooned from rooftops and buildings, stabbed into the sides of the road, and waving from the back of workers along the path from the port to the Manor.
"The wedding," Keiko whispered. "Shizuka's wedding. That's why."
She looked towards Shizuka and then gasped because she barely saw Haruka's heel disappearing around a corner. Keiko ran, one hand holding her kimono skirt up so that it wouldn't drag and trip her. The zori were a bit too big, flapping under her feet and slapping against her heels as she ran.
The rest of her family disappeared around another corner as Keiko followed them. She hurried onwards, tempted to kick the zori off so that she could run properly but no, there were nobles around somewhere. There had to be. Shizuka was marrying a lady and that meant that many other nobles had to have been invited to the wedding.
Keiko rounded the next corner only to run straight into someone's broad chest. She gasped, stumbled backwards and then blushed as she realized that she'd left a dusty face print on the scarlet fabric of the man's shit.
"I beg your pardon!" Keiko gasped, hand fluttering between hiding her burning cheeks and not quite brushing the dust off the man's chest. "I am so very sorry!"
"Huh," the man said, grinning at Shizuka. "I guess Piyari is from the Village of Beautiful Women."
"Who?" Keiko asked, staring up at him. "What?"
"Ah, my apologies," the man said, laughing quietly. "Shizuka's apprentice name was 'Piyari'. It means 'pretty girl'. My sister Nabeela gave it to her."
Keiko put her hand over her mouth to smother the giggles welling up despite her horror at having run into him. "Oh dear. Really? Does she still call Shizuka 'pretty'?"
"Every day," the man said, nodding solemnly though his eyes sparkled with amusement. "And we tease her about it every day, too."
He laughed, low and confident. Keiko bit her lip to keep from laughing out loud. To her embarrassment, he offered an elbow to Keiko. Rather than take it, Keiko waved her hands and patted her sleeves, wincing at the sheer amount of dust that came off.
"I shouldn't," Keiko said. "I'm terribly sorry but the road was very dusty and I wouldn't want to get you any filthier than I already have. I fell behind, looking out at the ocean, you see, and well, now I'm not sure where they've gone."
"I can show you," he said. "Your family's suite isn't far, just a bit down the hallway. And you needn't worry. All of our guests arrived dusty. Better than muddy though we could use more rain."
"Just not on the day of the wedding," Keiko agreed.
She wrinkled her nose and tried not to grin as he laughed and nodded while gesturing for Keiko to walk beside him as if she was an important lady in her own right rather than a former glassblower's daughter. Ahead, Keiko could hear Shizuka and Haruka giggling over something so he must be right that she wasn't too far behind. Still, Keiko tried to discreetly tug at her kimono skirt so that it wouldn't flap too much.
"Ammad," Shizuka said, smiling as they turned into a huge suite easily twice the size of their home. "Come meet my family."
"I've already met one of your sisters," said Ammad as he gestured towards Keiko. "You truly do come from the Village of Beautiful Women."
"Ammad!" Shizuka groaned. "It is not! Are you ever going to let that joke go?"
She shook her head as Haruka laughed with delight, clapping her hands, and Father nodded as if Ammad was completely correct. Keiko's heart skipped a beat, looking from Ammad to the beautiful tall woman standing with her arm around Shizuka's shoulders. They were siblings, they had to be with those noses and the same gracefully wavy hair three shades darker than their lovely brown skin, which mean that she'd run straight into the heir of the manor, Ammad Bilal.
The dusty imprint of Keiko's face hung on his chest like a dim mirror reminding her of just how little she had in common with Shizuka's new life. Nothing here felt familiar, especially Shizuka in her beautiful silk kimono and her bride Nabeela, so tall and gorgeous with all the embroidery covering her lovely skirt. Keiko slowly crept into the suite, following Ammad at a more proper two paces behind now. He didn't seem upset. She hoped he wasn't upset. At least, he didn't act angry. Maybe.
Around them, several servants worked to straighten cushions and lay out juice and bits of flat bread covered with salmon paste. They nodded politely when the noticed Keiko looking, occasionally smiling towards Shizuka and her bride Nabeela. For all that they were servants, they seemed far more grand and important than Keiko but that was probably the dust and travel speaking. A good bath, a chance to put on clean clothes, would help enormously. Going back home to their little village would help even more, if she even got to do that after the wedding.
Keiko certainly wasn't going to sit down on anything, not when she was this filthy. Frankly, she didn't even want to move her arms for fear of dislodging more dust to fall on the thick blue and green carpet. Or on the indigo dyed cushions, each resist dyed with different sorts of flowers. Much less the food. That would a horrible waste.
"Did you want to bathe first or eat first?" Shizuka asked, startling Keiko out of her thoughts.
"Bath," Keiko declared before anyone else could say anything. "I'm sorry, Father, Mother, but it was terribly hot and dusty."
"I agree," Father said, nodding and smiling quietly at her. "The carriage was very convenient but we are somewhat ah, well."
He slapped his right thigh. A great cloud of dust billowed up and then drifted down towards the gorgeous carpet. Haruka laughed out loud, nodding her agreement while Mother sighed towards the food and then nodded that baths would be a good place to start.
"Baths it is," Shizuka said with a quieter version of Haruka's giggles. "You have your own private bath in this suite, with a view of a private garden, too. Right through here."
Nabeela pressed a quick kiss against Shizuka's cheek. Of course Shizuka blushed but not as much as Keiko did. Her sister was actually getting married. To a Lady. A very beautiful, powerful and important Lady.
It was enough to make Keiko's head swim as Shizuka showed them the bath and then laid out fresh, new kimono for all of them. Father's was a deep, deep blue, decorated with tiny stripes of pale blue every finger's width down the length of the body. Mother's was semi-formal indigo blue with a beautiful yuzen reserve-dyed pattern with lily blossoms and pads around the hem and on the sleeves.
But the kimono for Haruka and Keiko were unbelievably beautiful. Both were blue, as seemed to be the norm for Breding Manor. Haruka's was pale blue with waves across the left shoulder that blended down into pale yellow iris across the right sleeve and around the hem. It was so perfect for Haruka's sweet, uncomplicated nature.
Keiko's was so beyond what she needed, with a background pattern of bamboo bending from left hem to right sleeve covered by tall fronds of pampas grass in pale, pale green. The hem that wrapped around to the front was pale creamy blue, decorated with stylized dragonflies. It all but shouted summer and elegance.
"It's too much," Keiko protested.
"Nonsense," Shizuka huffed, setting a lovely deep blue obi with geometric tortoise shell brocade on top. "It's a present. You'd need new kimono for the parties leading to the wedding, anyway."
Keiko blushed harder at Mother's stern look, bowing formally with her sleeves caught in her hands so that they wouldn't flap and spray dust over the beautiful new kimono. It felt like too much but Shizuka was probably right. This level of society wasn't something that Keiko was used to. At least with a new kimono she wouldn't feel quite so out of place, like a mushroom growing in the middle of a formal garden. She would have to argue even more strongly for going home. There was no way that Keiko could live here, amongst this sort of luxury.
"Thank you very much, Shizuka," Keiko said.
"You're welcome, Keiko-chan," Shizuka said. "Now get cleaned up. I'm sure you'll all feel better once you're clean."
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My Christmas Time tree (yes, I forgot the tree skirt):
Close-ups views:
More pics from my house. First, the den mantelpiece (I cut the holly, myself!):
Some of my Fitz and Floyd (and my keys):
Some more of my Fitz and Floyd:
The dining room table (yes, there are nudes throughout my house):
The glass Christmas tree forest in the living room:
And these are the decorations I did for the office foyer:
And the office Christmas tree (I don't know why the pics are so dark):
I blame Mike for all the Fitz and Floyd. He collects the Santas and Nutcrackers, and I just fell in love with them, so I started collecting some of the teapots and cookie jars.
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MAYOR 2 B? And speaking of current Hampton Vice Mayor Ross Kearney - who recently announced he's running for mayor in 2000 - his car license plate is already advertising his candidacy. It says ``VOTE 00,'' a reference to the May 2000 election in which he'll run. The license plate has been a Kearney campaign fixture since his first run for the council, when the plate read, ``VOTE 92.'' For his second campaign, it was updated to say, ``VOTE 96.''


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– just don't do it: a special issue on procrastination
– lollygagging through life: i'm joining procrastinators anonymous—can i get past step one?, by emily yoffee
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(Linda and I (Keene) have switched Market Wrap nights so I'll be writing tonight's and Linda will take tomorrow.) We all know the market is not logical. It's a living, breathing organism that's made up of millions of us people. It has the collective emotions of all who trade it. And like an individual human being, the market doesn't always react rationally to events or news. Take the inflation data as an example, which is the reason we're being told the market has rallied so strongly the past two days. First of all, the inflation data by the PPI yesterday showed a drop in inflation. Today's data was a little more of a mixed message but the CPI was up +0.4% from +0.2% for June and is higher by 4.2% than a year ago. Even core CPI, at +2.7% year-over-year, is the highest reading since December 2001.
So if the market rallied strong on the drop in PPI why did it rally strong on the rise in CPI? Silly me for asking such a logical question and expecting a logical answer. Trading the news is a hit or miss proposition for traders. The market does what it does regardless of the news. The commentators then try to fit the market's moves into a neat little package that they can explain. What's really amazing is that many of these people believe what they're saying.
How about this? It's opex week, there were many funds who had sold calls as part of their monthly option writing exercise and they had to cover their positions once their strike positions were threatened. Those who felt least bullish about the market were the ones forced to do the buying the past 2 days. How ironic. We know the mega banks' trading teams have been doing extremely well over the past few years (since they've been able to remove market risk from their trading). If they want to move the market in a certain direction they have enough firepower to do it. If they position for opex with a lot of deep in-the-money sold puts and cheap front-month long calls, and they know that they can probably get the market up high enough to trigger a bunch of stops, then it's easy to see how they've been able to remove risk from the market. I would venture to say they've had this plan all along for this week and the market would have done this regardless of the inflation data. Yesterday's and today's conflicting inflation data supports my contention.
Furthermore, if the Fed is being successful in slowing down the economy, which inflation data is used as one of their gauges, does it make sense to buy stocks when growth is slowing? Of course not, but that's one of those logical considerations that the market ignores. The recognition will come later and that's why the market is consistently lower 6 and 12 months out from the time the Fed stops raising rates. If the Fed has stopped as of August that means in February and August of 2007 we will be in a market that is below today's prices. Those are the statistics. So again one may ask why the market is rallying so strongly. Silly question.
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The bond market has been rallying strong as well. That of course drives yields down. What the bond market is predicting is a drop in interest rates instead of a further increase. If the Fed turns around and starts to drop rates we'll know they've recognized the signs of a too-fast slowing economy. If anything that's what the bond market is telling me. But that's all in our near future. For now (opex week at least) we've got a rally on our hands and we all know better, I hope, than to argue our point with the market. Price rules and we do our best to get on the right side of those moves.
In addition to the inflation data this morning we had some housing data. None of it was particularly good but that didn't prevent the home builders from rallying. By the way, did you catch the news yesterday that the confidence level of home builders is at the lowest it's been in 15 years. These are the people that peer over the horizon to see how the housing market is looking and they're not feeling especially rosy about the future of the housing market. We should be listening to these people.
Today's numbers showed a drop in building permits from 1862K in June to 1747K which was almost 100K less than expected. This is more evidence of the economy slowing and more bad news is good news for the equity market, for now. Housing starts fell from June's 1841K to 1795K, the lowest it's been since November 2004 and is the 5th decline in the past 6 months. With permits declining faster than housing starts, and lower than starts last month, we can see where housing starts are headed. Permits have declined 6 straight months now and is the largest drop since September 1999.
Industrial production numbers were also released this morning and showed an increase of +0.4% which was half of June's +0.8% and below expectations for +0.6%. More evidence of an economy slowing down. But hey, that means the Fed won't have to raise interest rates anymore. And that's bullish because? Capacity utilization was also reported and showed a slight tick higher to 82.4% from June's 82.3%. It was a little lower than expectations for 82.7%.
But as I said, the market (or some big players) had an agenda so the news wasn't really the reason for the rally. Unfortunately the market has been so choppy and full of whipsaws that it's been very hard to make any decent swing trades. Each time one side thinks we've started a new trend the market reverses and forces traders out at break even or at a slight loss. Now we've had a strong 2-day rally and we must wonder if it's the start of something bigger to the upside or just more of the same chop. Those bulls who got excited yesterday and today may be the ones who are stopped out tomorrow as the market takes back all their gains. Then it will happen to the bears. Rinse and repeat. This market has only rewarded those who take their profits early and quickly and play the base hits rather than the homerun plays. Let's see if we can make any sense of the charts tonight.
DOW chart, Daily
The last two times the DOW pressed up against the trend line along the highs since January 2004 (other than the big rally above it in April-May), in July and August 4th, a quick decline followed. The bulls are hoping for a different outcome this time. Stochastics and MACD support a move higher. It's always hard to tell whether or not a move during opex week is sustainable or not. If this is just opex then we can expect a quick reversal into next week. If this is the market rallying on what many perceive to be a good thing that the Fed is stopping its rate increases then it should run higher at which time it will set up a very good long term short position. But caution right now as we let this run its course.
SPX chart, Daily
Nasdaq chart, Daily
When the COMP decided it was time to leave that down-channel it did it with gusto. Hopefully this isn't just an opex related jam to the upside to catch the bears napping. It will be important to keep this going for the bulls now. The 38% retracement of the April-July decline is at 2151 and two equal legs up from the July low is at 2154 so this makes a potentially important Fib area to watch for resistance. The move up from that July low is so far only a 3-wave bounce. If it turns back around and heads south then the EW (Elliott Wave) count on this suggests we could see a very nasty sell off. The previous dip to 2050 must hold now on any pullback otherwise the bulls could be in trouble. But until then this could develop some legs to the upside. Just remember, this is opex week. The chart of the Q's looks the same.
SMH index, Daily chart
Similar to the COMP, the 38% retracement of the decline in the semis from the January high is at 33.46 and two equal legs up in its bounce off the July low is at 33.67. At the same level is the previous bounce. Also located there is the top of a potential parallel down-channel. Therefore keep an eye on this area for a potential topping, at least for the short term.
BIX banking index, Daily chart
After breaking down from its ascending wedge pattern that it had built from the June low, the banks have now bounced back up to the lower line. Any roll back over from here will look like a perfect retest and kiss goodbye and would be an excellent short play. The bulls need to hold this up or else.
U.S. Home Construction Index chart, DJUSHB, Daily
The housing numbers were not good today but obviously traders didn't care today. Or at least bulls didn't care to hear bad news anyway. And the shorts were forced to cover so the combination created a nice day to be long the market. The home builders stopped at the 50-dma today so we'll have to see if it breaks or not. If the bulls can keep this going then I think there's a good chance we'll see this index work its way up to its downtrend line from January. If it rolls back over from here then we might see a longer sideways consolidation form before this index heads lower again.
Crude inventory numbers were released today and showed another drop in supplies. But that didn't stop the slide in crude futures to their lowest level since late June. OPEC lowered their forecast for oil demand for the rest of 2006. They cited an unexpected decline in demand from industrialized nations and this is more evidence of a slowing economy on a global scale, not just in the U.S.
Oil chart, September contract, Daily
As expected oil has now broken its uptrend line from last December. We should see oil head for about $70 where it will test its previous low and 200-dma. I'm sure we'll soon get a bounce back up to test the uptrend line and 50-dma near $74 before rolling back over.
Oil Index chart, Daily
This index gave plenty of warning about an impending decline. The negative divergence was glaring. With the drop in the price of oil we should see this index head lower as well. The 50-dma near 611 should be an initial target.
Transportation Index chart, TRAN, Daily
With the drop in oil's price the pundits were saying the Transports benefited from that. Donkey dust. The transports have rallied and declined regardless of what oil does. After a long and hard sell off there were clearly some shorts who were chased out of their positions the past 2 days. Nothing more. The trannies stopped at the 200-dma so that's resistance for now. Not shown on the chart is a downtrend line from the July high that sits just above where it closed today. We should see a pullback begin. It may consolidate near its lows for a while. But if the rally continues above 4430 and holds it above, then the 50-dma is very likely next.
U.S. Dollar chart, Daily
The US dollar bounced back up to test its 50-dma and has dropped from there. This all looks like part of the pattern for a move to a new low and I'm still waiting to see if the $83 area gets tested and acts as support for a much larger bounce back up.
Gold chart, October contract, Daily
Gold is threatening to break below its short term uptrend from June but is finding support at its 50-dma just below the line. If it drops below 620 it's probably headed for longer uptrend support near 600 for a brief bounce. I think it would then continue lower from there. If it continues to consolidate between 620 and 650 for another month then we'll probably get an upside resolution in which case we could see gold head for new all-time highs.
Results of today's economic reports and tomorrow's reports include the following:
Tomorrow's economic reports include the usual unemployment numbers to be followed by the Leading Economic Indicators at 10:00 AM and then the Philly Fed number at noon. The LEI number is one of the better numbers for an indication of how the economy will do 6 months down the road. If it comes in as expected we should not see any effect from it. Besides, the market has its own agenda this week. But use the information to help you make some longer term decisions about the market and our economy.
Today's trading volume was average and that was a bit surprising considering we usually see higher volume during opex week. For such a strong rally I would like to have seen stronger volume. At least up volume swamped down volume by nearly 5:1. That's a little excessive but certainly not of the blow-off variety. Total advancers beat decliners a little better than 2.5:1. New 52-week highs beat new lows 300 to 165 which is not great but not bad. Certainly the internals supported the price action.
My sector list was almost all green except for the utilities and energy. Leading the winners were the Transports, SOX, airliners, networkers, disk drives and other computer hardware, and biotechs.
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ 34.50 +0.44) announced earnings after the bell and reported a fiscal Q3 profit of $1.38B, or 48 cents a share, compared to $73M, or 3 cents a share a year ago. Revenue rose 5% to $21.89B from $20.8B. H-P also said its board of directors authorized a buyback of up to $6B of company stock. The stock rallied big after the cash market closed and finished at $36.40.
Many indices seem to be up against resistance of one form or another, be it trend lines, moving averages, Fibs, etc. The best thing the market can do from here is tread water or pull back in a choppy sideways/down correction (or rally of course but then that would quickly become too much too fast). That would be an indication that we're going to see these resistance levels broken. But if you're long the market you may want to tighten up some stops in case we see a reversal like so many recent times where traders give it all back.
With the strong rally this week I'm reposting the weekly SPX chart that shows one of the scenarios I was tracking for weeks with you. This is the "intermediate bullish" scenario that called for a choppy summer rally before the bears take over and maul the bulls. I had abandoned this for the past couple of weeks because it was beginning to look like we might see only a sideways consolidation through the summer before the market continued south for the winter. I'm still leaning towards this sideways scenario but I wanted to show this slightly more bullish chart again so that we can track the market's progress on it.
SPX chart, Weekly, More Immediately Bearish
This scenario calls for a new market high to finish off the EW count for the move up from August 2004. It's a long term ascending wedge that needs another 3-wave move up from the June 2006 low in order to give us a 5-wave count inside the wedge. This is a tricky pattern and difficult to count and that's why I've been considering a couple of different wave counts to see which one shows its face. The fact that the lower trend line from August 2004 held is what told me the more immediate bearish case was likely not the one playing out. Now it's between a sideways consolidation (which would mean this week's rally will get quickly reversed) or a choppy rally continuing into September. If we get the rally into September then we'll have every bull in town pounding the table why you should buy the market into the end of the year. Nothing could be further from the truth but we'll worry about that later. For now be careful about another quick reversal and deeper pullback. This is a scalper's market and not a swing trader's. That will change but not yet. Good luck and I'll see you next Thursday or on the Market Monitor tomorrow.
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Brookefield Homes- BHS - close: 25.19 chg: +0.89 stop: 24.55
We are still sitting on the sidelines with BHS so we're currently not at risk. That's the good news. Homebuilders rallied strongly today on the tame CPI data as investors hope it means the Fed will pass at raising rates again for the rest of the year. If BHS sees any significant follow through higher tomorrow we'll drop it as a bearish candidate. We're waiting for a breakdown in BHS under $23.00. Our trigger to open positions is at $22.99. If triggered our target is the $20.10-20.00 range. Please note that the latest (July) data puts short interest at 20% of BHS' 26.2 million-share float. That is a high degree of short interest and increases the risk of a short-squeeze!
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Lamar Adver. - LAMR - close: 49.45 chg: +0.54 stop: 50.05
The oversold bounce in LAMR continues. The market rally has pulled the stock back from its bearish breakdown. Now shares are poised to challenge resistance near $50 and its 200-dma. We're not suggesting new plays at this time.
Picked on August 10 at $47.90
Portfol.Recov.Assoc. - PRAA - cls: 41.84 chg: -0.02 stop: 42.05
We see no changes from our (weekend) new play description on PRAA. The P&F chart is bearish with a $32 target. We are suggesting a trigger at $39.49 (under Friday's low) to open new short positions. If triggered our target is the $36.00-35.00 range.
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Steel Dynamics - STLD - close: 54.49 chg: +1.39 stop: 55.21
More conservative traders may want to think about an early exit to limit losses on STLD. The steel sector is rebounding strongly and STLD is bouncing from an oversold condition. Today's gain put the stock back above its simple 10-dma and the short-term technicals are turning positive. We're not suggesting new positions.
Picked on August 09 at $53.95
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Smith A O Corp. - AOS - close: 42.55 chg: +1.31 stop: 42.26
We have been stopped out of AOS at $42.26. The tamer than expected inflation data in this morning's CPI report fueled another market rally. Shares of AOS added more than 3% and broke out over the $42 level and its exponential 200-dma.
Picked on August 10 at $39.75
Eagle Materials - EXP - close: 38.06 chg: +2.46 stop: 39.26
Shorts were scrambling for cover today in EXP. The stock rallied almost 7% on the CPI news. Volume came in above average. We considered keeping EXP as a bearish play but shares are on the verge of breaking out past its trendline of lower highs. We're choosing to exit early and minimize losses.
Picked on August 08 at $36.18
Juniper Networks - JNPR - cls: 13.78 chg: +0.29 stop: 13.75
We have been stopped out of JNPR at $13.75 (breakeven). Today's CPI report inspire another round of short covering and JNPR added over 2%. Volume continues to come in below average and JNPR is still in a long-term bearish trend but we would not suggest new bearish plays at this time.
Picked on July 21 at $13.75
Oregon Steel - OS - close: 50.23 chg: +1.67 stop: 50.51
We are suggesting an early exit in OS. The steel stocks are rebounding strongly and traders might want to switch to longs if OS can breakout past the $51.00 level.
Picked on August 13 at $47.39
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Thurrock 100 Recipes 7-22 July 2018
The Thurrock 100 Walking Festival
Kinetika are setting off on another series of walks around Thurrock, Southend, Gravesend and Dartford: T100 Recipes and invite you to join them.
Building on three years of successful walking projects, T100 Recipes takes for its theme the diverse, historic and colourful foods that communities have brought to the Lower Thames Estuary when they have settled here.
Following routes that take in the area's diverse and historic food cultures, the specially curated set of walks are led by volunteers well-versed in the geography and history of the routes. They will offer opportunities to discover and share foods from the rich diversity of peoples from around the world as well as local delicacies.
One of the last walks coincides with Chilean arts organisation Teatro Container, cooking a community feast in La Cocina Publica, the Public Kitchen: a mobile kitchen built inside a shipping container. All T100 Recipe walkers are invited to join the feast.
With the help and support of local people, Thurrock 100 has so far mapped and explored 31 local walks, made 110 silk flags, run a dance programme, published a book of 100 local stories and engaged thousands of people. Join Kinetika in 2018 to add your special ingredient to the T100 Recipes.
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Saturday 7 July – Benfleet to Leigh, via Hadleigh Park & Castle
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Tuesday 10 July – Ice cream walk – Southend Pier
Starts 4.30 pm
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Thursday 12 July – Canvey Island – Pub Grub!
Time 10.30am-3.30pm
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Saturday 14 July – Intu Lakeside to Davy Down
Starts 12.30 p.m.
Noodles and ramen
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Starts 11.00 a.m.
Mix and Match Picnic
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Starts 11.00 a.m.
Mix and Match picnic
Monday 16th July Dartford Walk
Time tbc – recce taking place soon
Dartford walk
Tuesday 17th July – Orsett Fen fields walk
Starts 6pm
Orsett Fen fields walk
Wednesday 18 July – Gravesend town centre
Starts 11.00am
Restaurant trail
Thursday 19 July – Grays town centre
5.30 – 8.30 pm
Independent restaurants tasters
Friday 20 July – East Tilbury
Time tbc
Food tbc – fish and chips hopefully!
Sunday 21 July – Tilbury Station to Tilbury Port
Starts 10.30 a.m.
Teatro Container's la Cocina Publica providing a community feast!
Sunday 22 July – West Thurrock to Grays Beach
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BMO Capital Remains a Hold on First Republic BankBy Austin Angelo
In a report released yesterday, Lana Chan from BMO Capital reiterated a Hold rating on First Republic Bank (NYSE: FRC), with a price target of $97. The company's shares closed yesterday at $93.23, close to its 52-week high of $97.43.
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As promised I finally organized all the photos taken from our camping car road trip to and through South West of France.
I said I will only drive this thing on straight roads…now it's kind of hard to find straight roads…especially on the country side. Since G's parents already like me and they recently bought the camping car I didn't really want to risk any of that so I didn't touch it at all.
First stop then. A cousin of G who lives in central France. He's got horses, dogs, boars and wild boars. You can literally get lost here as their property is 120 hectares!
17 horses, including one that is on it's way any day now.
We couldn't ride them as these are horses for competitions, races and jumping. I liked the one on the left in the middle. Was very gentle and curious, just like me 🙂
With all this land you can put things or an occasional old vehicle aside
50 dogs, 3 races and 5 puppies!! Lucky meeee! (3rd race was Bernese Mountain Dog 🙂 )
We took a walk around the land. It sure is great to see that all these animals have lots of space to move around. He had sheeps before too and I can see there is no problem to have a whole zoo here and everyone would still have their privacy.
It's nice to do some of this work. In the evening the horses, the females with small ones and the one carrying one, are taken inside in the evening.
And it was really cool to see this little one on the second row, check out the muscles on this little boy!
Then it's time to feed the other ladies, and one male. I waited to enter here as I'm not the most confident when it comes to big animals like these. The females went a little nuts when all three of them are close to male.
Then we fed the boars…the land is so big you have no idea where they can be and also they are an animal that moves around during the night.
And last the wild boars. Nothing to be kidding about here. G's cousin showed us a spot in the cave where one wild boar managed to brake a piece of the cave. He sells them for people to hunt. But to catch one is not a piece of cake!
This is from the view from the opposite side of the house over the lake.
And at last it was time to drive back to the house 🙂
Two days and two nights on the farm was amazing. Not only because of the animals but great people too!


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Pictured! Homosexuals Arrested During Revenge Mission on a Doctor
The youths, Sam Williams, 26, and Archibong Ita, 25, hail from Akwa Ibom and Cross River states respectively, according to the police.
While Williams is a Computer Science graduate from the North America University in Benin Republic, Ita claimed to be a student at the University of Calabar.
Southern City News learnt that they were caught by the police at 7am on Monday in the doctor's residence located along Lemna Road in the Calabar Municipal Local Government Area.
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr. Hafiz Inuwa,said the suspects were caught after the residents raised the alarm.
"They were caught robbing a compound occupied by a medical doctor on Monday at about 7am. They were caught with machete and change-over switches. They tied the security guard when they entered the compound.
"It was already dawn; so, people raised the alarm and the police intervened swiftly. One of them, identified as Jibril, escaped. We are still investigating the matter," he said.
But reacting swiftly to the claims of the police, the suspects said they were not robbers, but were on revenge mission to deal with the medical doctor whom they alleged had sexually assaulted them several times.
Williams said they had gone to attack the medical doctor (name withheld) for sexually harassing him and several others.
"This is the first time I got involved in this kind of thing. I know the medical doctor. He has sexually harassed me a couple of times. I have stopped practising homosexuality, but he kept harassing me. He had his way; so, I had to stay away from him because I knew what he stood for.
"We did not really go there as armed robbers. We had wanted to teach him a bitter lesson. I feel justified for what I had gone there to do. Although I regret this move now that I was caught," he said.
Ita said, "I am not into robbery. I was caught because I made some wrong moves. It is the first time I would be making this wrong move. I never expected that the outcome would be this way that was why I took part in it.
"I had worked for this medical doctor for a while; we worked for him. He has been maltreating his boys. The last time we brought some boys to him, he maltreated them. He kept harassing them with sex.
"He has done it to so many others. The same doctor has done the same thing to us. So, our move was to punish him for what he paid for."
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text: Has anyone had a chance to audition these two sets of speakers against each other? I had a listen to some 62 floorstanders but found them actually less musical than the 42s. However, I was wondering whether I should try the 52s as well, before it's too late and I can't change the order I've placed... TIA Stevie


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Earth Painting: Commentary w/ Kirsten Incorvaia & Paul Hoek
This past summer I returned to Holland on vacation, meeting up with good friend and artist, Paul Hoek. During the summer of 2009, I had met Paul for the first time while I was living in Amsterdam. He originally came to me with this concept for a short film. Documenting his creative process in a cinematic way. The first film, "Water Painting," captured his two passions of fishing and painting. His creative spark is often found when meditating and waiting for the fish to bite. Continuing on in that fashion the following summer of 2010 we decided to team up again to create, "Earth Painting." A short film that documents Paul Hoek's own artistic process. Burying "Earth Paintings" in the fields of Amsterdam, this film focuses on the ritual process of discovering layers beneath a surface, Paul's new works involve a methodical process of excavation.
Recently Paul has traveled from the Netherlands and joined me here in San Francisco. During his stay, both his work and my films were curated by Kirsten Incorvaia, for a show at Jeff King's Y2Y gallery. Kirsten sat down and interviewed Paul to peel back the layer of his creative process. Providing a short beautiful commentary to accompany, "Earth Painting."
www.PaulHoek.nl / www.kirsteninc.com


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Together us Kickers have done amazing. For last week I calculated a total of 646.63kms, which is our best ever
Overall we have kicked 3,237.72 kms and we only have another 1,031.08kms to reach the North Pole.
Anyone that wants to record last week's total, you're not too late. Please let me what it was and I will add it.
All the best for this week


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Friday, August 19, 2011
Happily Grateful
I needed several cards today so off to the "studio" I went - (I am still playing bachelor as DH is still fishing in NW WI.). I needed a sympathy card for a blogging friend that recently lost her spouse, I had seen this online while blurfing and I think the site was Happily Ever Crafting - I knew that our stamp set Happily Grateful would work well, I double stamped it in Jardin Moss green then slightly overstamped in the new Memento Summer Sky - ( I am loving some of the lush colors from Memento). I used a small flower punch that I had in my drawer - diamond dots for the flower centers, then a lt pink ribbon on the side. I used a sentiment from a retired set that I kept as it has such nice sympathy sayings.
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3 comments:
- Patti J said...
Beautiful card! She will love the card, and the thoughtfulness behind it. Love that set used this way!!! Off to the foot doc with DD....see you later!
- August 19, 2011 at 8:37 AM
- Donna said...
Very nice card Shirley, she will appreciate it!
- August 19, 2011 at 3:28 PM
- Seleise said...
this is gorgeous, Shirley! I'm so going to CASE this idea!
- September 5, 2011 at 1:13 PM
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British researchers have discovered an ingredient to create slow-melting ice cream.
They found a protein 'BslA' which helps to blend the components of ice cream to make it smoother and more resistant to melting, News24 reported.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh said that the protein binds together the air, fat and water in ice cream together and creates a super-smooth consistency.
Cait MacPhee of the University of Edinburgh said that they were excited by the potential this new ingredient had for improving ice cream, both for consumers and for manufacturers.
This ingredient can also to keep ice cream frozen without forming gritty ice crystals.


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i wana rap to this shyte!! this is great, is it alrite if i write lyrics to this??
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i wana rap to this shyte!! this is great, is it alrite if i write lyrics to this??
ah, now this is what I'm talking about!
this song is so trippy! XD I loved the intro!
the vocal clipping is excellently executed. I love how the dubstep wobbles are distinct and clear, but not overpowering, and just add to the overall texture. The jazz piano is well arranged. Excellent mixing- all the instruments flow together nicely.
Although the song had great structure variety, it overall was very repetitive (it's hard to make a 5:47 song not repetitive), but I guess it just adds to the overall ambience of the song. Maybe change up the dubstep bass-line or add some more perks to keep the song interesting?
ahh, that piano and trumpet outro was beautiful, and quite unexpected.
Beautifully executed! hope to hear more from you!
9/10 , 5/5 congrats on placing 2nd on the "best tracks ever" list! :) you deserved it
Simply great.
I can't think of much constructive criticism at the moment only because I everything in the songs seems like its supposed to be there, you have simply done a great job.
I loved this <3
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Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.


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In his popular book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change, the late American businessman and keynote speaker Stephen R. Covey wrote "Habit is the intersection of knowledge (what to do), skill (how to do), and desire (want to do)." His book outlined many key habits worth adopting, but the world's business has changed dramatically since its publication in 2004. Read on to discover the new habits that help successful business owners excel.
Employ People who Challenge You
It's a great misconception that successful business owners get to the top because they surround themselves with people who want to do their bidding. Instead, the best businesspeople know they must surround themselves with smart people who'll challenge them in order to grow.
"You shouldn't blindly accept a leader's advice," affirmed Sir Richard Branson, the founder of the Virgin Group. "You've got to question leaders on occasion."
Like this British mogul, successful businesspeople know the value of opposing opinions. They're humble enough to judge ideas on their own merits to ensure their business succeeds.
They also know the value of a corporate culture which encourages the voices of many. When people feel comfortable expressing themselves, they naturally share more information, identify alternatives, and alert others to errors. All of this helps create a business that is much stronger.
Work While Working OutCatching up on TV and listening to music might help you stay motivated when you work out, but your time could be put to much better use. Jeremy Shepherd, the founder of online pearl marketplace PearlParadise.com, says he analyzes his business practices during his work-outs.
"When I run, I choose a challenge or an opportunity in my business and dissect every aspect of it," he told AllBusiness. "This is the only time of the day I feel micro-focused, and I usually come to a conclusion or a decision."
This healthy habit helps you hone your business plan while sharpening your body and mind.
Utilize Social Media
Social media is an amazing tool. With it, you're able to gauge both public and professional interest in your company. You can get direct feedback and respond directly to people immediately.
There's so many different social media networks, though, that it's hard to keep up. That's where Sendible's social media management software comes in. With Sendible, you're able to do everything you could do with a regular social network, and them some. Everything's organized, so you won't have to go to a million different places looking for the information you're searching for. You'll be able to monitor what people are saying and then interact directly with those people.
With Sendible, you'll also be able to track the effectiveness of your social media campaigns, so you'll know what's working and where you need to improve.
Get Up Before Dawn
The most successful businesspeople don't waste hours lazing about in bed. They know the early hours of the morning are perfect for connecting with clients and colleagues abroad and focusing on work before the office starts buzzing.
"I'm up by 4:15 a.m. every day," said Peter Shankman, the founder of the Help a Reporter Out website and consulting firm The Geek Factory. "It's truly amazing what you can get done if you get up early."
Operate Finances Frugally
As your profits grow, it can be tempting to increase your corporate spending. However, Craig Wolfe, the founder of collectible rubber duck line CelebriDucks, cautions that reckless financial decisions can spell disaster.
"I've watched all these companies over the years spend money like demons, expand, and then go bankrupt," he explained. Instead, he adopts much more frugal spending habits. He never carries debt, so he never incurs interest, and he only buys what he has to.
The approach has worked well and earned him priceless publicity. For example, his decision to manage his own PR led to a mention in a major newspaper. This exposure saw him landing a deal with the Philadelphia 76ers and coverage on national television programs. By keeping spending small, Wolfe's helped his company become a multimillion-dollar enterprise in less than a decade.
Incorporate these effective business habits into your own life and wait for success to follow.
Guest Post:
Hailey is a recent graduate with a degree in Journalism. Now that she isn't face first in books she is trying to travel as much as she can. She writes in her free time between fixing up her new house and teaching people how to live a longer, healthier life.


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I love creepy sound design in crazy movies. And no one does it quite like David Lynch.
While it's debatable whether he originated the technique, it's probably safe to say that Lynch popularized the process of "darkening the mundane" through audio. Let me explain how.
Lynch directed such niche films as 1977's groundbreaking Eraserhead and 2001's Mulholland Drive, plus the cult TV series Twin Peaks — and he, together with his longtime collaborator, film composer Angelo Badalamenti, typically pair innocent, even neutral moving images with a creepy, foreboding sound design, resulting in a scene that suddenly feels sinister even if it looks banal.
Check out this scene from Mulholland Drive where Justin Theroux converses with a white cowboy in a remote farm (in L.A.?) and under an evil flickering lamp, and note how midway through the conversation, that noisy wind sound tints the visuals with a whole other atmosphere. Later, the ominous strings creep their way into the background.
Excerpt from an interview with David Lynch about how sound plays a part in his films:
"Sound is fifty percent of a film, at least. In some scenes it's almost a hundred percent. It's the thing that can add so much emotion to a film. It's a thing that can add all the mood and create a larger world. It sets the tone and it moves things. Sound is a great 'pull' into a different world. And it has to work with the picture – but without it you've lost half the film."
Lynch and Badalamenti's usage of a 1950's surf guitar ballad for "Falling," the theme song of Twin Peaks (vocals by Julee Cruise), with its reverb'd guitar and minimal instrumentation is a another typical tactic that you'll hear repeated in Lynch's solo musical work as well as all his movies. Rock 'n' roll nostalgia leading to melancholic memories and dark nightmares.
The Lynch-ian Sound Elsewhere
The sound design technique has spawned numerous imitators — from the cookie cutter horror movies that use children's rhymes (Friday the 13th) and 1940s barbershop quartet harmonies (Jeepers Creepers) all the way to the current batch of dark TV series such as True Detective and Banshee.
And the internet mashup editors of Everything is Terrible and Memory Hole use it to devastating effect, turning clips from outdated public service announcements and baffling home video rejects from America's Funniest Videos into gloomy postmodern critiques of our inane culture. If you have the time, check out the hour-long cut-and-paste pastiche that is Everything is Terrible, the Movie. Or better yet, enjoy this short transmission from the Memory Hole:
Further reading:
- Interview with Lynch regarding his sound [Focus Features]
- Lynch's return to TV with the upcoming Twin Peaks version 2.0 [LA Times]
- Nerve ranks Lynch's top 10 films [Nerve]


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One person who seemingly chimed in was Nicki's ex Safaree Samuels. It looks like he was taking a shot at the superstar couple in this tweet.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BOQn6bTBrsC/embed/captioned/?cr=1&v=7Afterward, Meek had a few words for the Love & Hip-Hop: Hollywood star, so there's good a chance a new back-and-forth will start between all three rappers.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BORG9oRhTfV/embed/captioned/?cr=1&v=7If you missed it, Mr. Mill posted a photo of a scantily clad mystery woman early this week and then deleted it. Then a rumor surfaced that stated he cheated on Nicki with a woman named Sonya Princess.
So far Ms. Minaj hasn't responded to Safaree's cryptic tweet. If he keeps poking, her loyal Barbie fans will probably sting him up good.


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St. Michael's C of E School judged "Outstanding"
News just in: Confirmation has been made that last term's Ofsted inspection at St. Michael's school in the village has resulted in a judgement of "Outstanding" in all areas. Congratulations to all the staff, and all the children, it's richly deserved.
More news to follow.
Contact Details
St. Michael's C of E (Aided) School
Back Lane, Aldbourne, Wiltshire, SN8 2BP
Telephone: 01672 540434
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text: Culture Alan Bennett at 80 – quiz Playwright, essayist, screenwriter, actor, diarist, broadcaster, the bashful but much beloved man of letters has turned 80. Sit down with a Rich Tea and a slice of Dundee cake, and test your knowledge of his work Drew McGregor Fri 9 May 2014 07.01 EDT First published on Fri 9 May 2014 07.01 EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Where, in 1934, was Alan Bennett born? Leeds Manchester York In which satirical review troupe did Bennett appear alongside Peter Cook, Dudley Moore and Jonathan Miller in 1960? The Seven Raymonds The Cellar Tapes Beyond the Fringe What was the name of Bennett's first play? Habeas Corpus 30 Years On 40 Years On In the 70s, Alan Bennett found himself neighbour to Miss Shepherd, a woman who came to camp on his driveway and didn't leave until the time of her death in 1989. What was the title of the memoir of their relationship? The Lady in the Van The Lady in the Shed The Woman in Black Published in 2005, Untold Stories was the sequel to Bennett's original collection of non-fiction from 1994. What was it called? The Laying on of Hands Writing Home This Boy's Life What is the title of the book that collects together 12 of Bennett's most celebrated monologues, originally performed by a starry cast for the BBC? Talking Heads The Vagina Monologues Soldiering On The stories of which popular children's character were narrated by Bennett for radio? Peter Rabbit Paddington Bear Winnie-the-Pooh In which of Bennett's stories does the Queen suddenly develop an insatiable passion for reading? A Life Like Other People's Cocktail Sticks The Uncommon Reader "The Ransomes had been burgled. "Robbed," Mrs. Ransome said. "Burgled," Mr. Ransome corrected. Premises were burgled; persons were robbed." From which Alan Bennett story is this quotation taken? The Clothes They Stood Up In The Shielding of Mrs Forbes Objects of Affection In October 2008, Bennett announced that he was donating his entire archive of unpublished manuscripts, working papers, books and diaries to which institution? The British Library The Bodleian Library The Leeds Library You got… Well done. You're clearly in the same class as Bennett's bright young History Boys Not too bad, but if you were to rock up on Bennett's drive, he'd probably still ask you to shove off Gordon Bennett! Do you know nothing? Challenge your friends Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Submit answers Topics Culture Fiction quizzes Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Google+ Share on WhatsApp Share on Messenger Reuse this content


text: Grow Up by LeahSmithMusic published on 2012-12-04T03:53:15Z "Grow Up" What is the matter with you? You need to stop with the games And finish all that you started Maybe work hard for a change Feel it return to my head I yell a victory shout It's what they all like hear But when I get in my corners All I have left is the fear Feel it return to my head This is making me crazy I know I act real dumb Is everyone tryna blame me Look at what I've become And I know that I'm naive Yes I know that I am real young But when I try to push forward I always get hung I wonna grow up I need a change Of soul and mind I don't want to waste time This one and that of my friends Making their mark on the world Trust me I wonna be happy Trust I'm not a jealous girl Feel it return to my head Did my ship sail away Leave me to stare from the sand You say I shouldn't be worried You say that I'm safe in Your hand Feel it return to my head Oh Genre Singer/songwriter Comment by octomotep emotep love it 2018-05-13T08:57:29Z Comment by Tia Parker hi whiy do you hav a s 2017-10-14T18:49:58Z Comment by iMasia Healing music 2017-07-03T22:05:32Z Comment by Lynn Grayson Ooo Ooo Ooo I love this part. 2016-10-27T05:53:22Z Comment by Izzy_O I'm feeling this babe. 2016-09-12T04:04:59Z Comment by Lynn Grayson Ooh ooh ooh 2016-06-13T21:03:53Z Comment by Lynn Grayson This is ma favorite part 2016-06-13T21:03:02Z Comment by Joyreadsaloud Love this song. I scoured the internet for it, and found it! Yes! 2016-06-08T20:26:51Z Comment by KovertMuzik fire 2016-03-02T06:40:49Z Comment by Millhouse Productions Niiiice Mike!! 2016-01-30T02:17:16Z Comment by kkel724 Praise God. 2015-04-05T16:45:49Z Comment by Agius This song is simply beautiful. Would love to hear more of her 2015-01-31T06:06:47Z Comment by Keem West So smooth... 2014-09-16T07:44:57Z Comment by Vince Anthony beautifully crafted. 2014-07-11T03:09:14Z Comment by Muse!!23 Great track & delivery!!! Tap danced all over it!!! 2014-03-06T23:19:37Z Comment by Colette Chantel gotta love Leah 2014-02-08T19:54:11Z Comment by Liberty Scott SOOOO real. love it!!! 2014-02-05T21:49:30Z Comment by tweetyannliv Beautiful...it just flows! 2013-12-05T08:19:07Z Comment by Latoya Patterson This is real talk! 2013-11-16T23:23:01Z Comment by Banlam Marpna Beautiful Truth! 2013-10-14T17:05:27Z Comment by Rosmur Music Group voice is so pure. and songs are so honest. 2013-10-07T02:57:38Z Comment by QJ nice 2013-10-04T07:49:12Z Comment by Erica EKay King Amazing song baby girl! Your voice is amazing! Love it...... 2013-09-17T14:05:50Z Comment by KIK Radio Jamz @deborah-ola: You can download "Grow Up" from the Leah Smith ReverbNation page. 2013-08-12T00:17:27Z Comment by deborah.ola I love this song, but please, how do I download/buy it? 2013-07-20T14:08:17Z Comment by knowshi awwww yeah lovely delivery 2013-07-10T19:11:29Z Comment by Vanessa Leão I love it! 2013-07-05T02:22:12Z Comment by Biira Mousseini awsum! <3 2013-06-07T22:48:33Z Comment by BCourageous so for me! Thanks. 2013-06-01T13:42:54Z Comment by Piccolaminine Greaaaat!!!!!! 2013-05-31T22:48:36Z


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|Ballymena, County Antrim
|Job Type
|£32000.00 - £40000.00 per annum
|8 months ago
|Ryan Calvert
|Job Ref
Job Description
HR Manager - Mid-Ulster Location - Growing Food Manufacturer
Grafton HR is delighted to be representing a leading food manufacturing organisation based in Mid-Ulster, with the appointment of a HR Manager on a permanent basis.
Reporting to the Finance Director, the HR Manager will lead a small Human Resources Team, providing professional advice, support and guidance to the Directors, Senior Managers, Managers and Supervisors, on a range of Human Resource and Training initiatives.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join an innovative, well known brand, with well over 40 years' experience at the forefront of their industry.
The Role
As HR Manager, you will be expected to develop and implement company plans with line management, driving a high performance culture and focusing on continuous improvement.
With plans to steadily increase the company's workforce over the next number of years, the role will have a focus on recruitment and talent management, building strong relationships with various Universities and Colleges to help recruit the best calibre of candidate and developing future leaders from a skilled employee base.
Reporting to Financial Director, the successful candidate will provide advice and guidance across all HR related issues within the business.
Your day to day role will cover everything HR related, including performance management, recruitment and selection, employee relations, policy development and training.
The successful candidate will also take full accountability for understanding what is needed to support the high business performance, collaborating with the staff across all functions.
The right fit
The successful HR Manager will have 3 years' experience at HR Manager level, in a fast paced environment, with strong people management experience. The ideal candidate will possess the following experience:
- 3 years' experience at HR Manager level in a manufacturing / FMCG environment - ideally food manufacturing
- CIPD qualified
- Experience of implementing Talent Management strategies
- Experience of building strong relationships with various Universities and Colleges
The package
Highly competitive package
To apply for this exciting opportunity, please contact Ryan at Grafton HR on 07725825693 or click apply and forward your CV.


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With all the hot weather and high gas prices, I have been knitting a lot. I always have small projects in the works, i.e. socks, scarves and such but there are always a large project or 2 (or 3 or 4) on the needles as well.
I have 2 I'm working on at the moment that I can't seem to put down.
Here is Elizabeth Zimmerman's Pi Shawl. (EZ is like the queen of the knitting world. She's not around anymore but is still treated with great respect)
I have toyed with lace several times and have ended up ripping it out every single time. But this one has captured me. It's easy, no complicated pattern to mess with and I can pick it up and put it down without any fears of getting lost and having to rip back.
This shawl is supposed to be knit with heavier yarn so I may have to add some rows to it to make it the right size. I don't care. I could knit on this for a long time and never tire of it.
This is the Entrelac wrap form Scarf Style. This book is quickly becoming my favorite for the moment. I have admired this pattern for a while as I was collecting yarn for it with a weekly coupon from Michaels Craft Store. (40% one item is worth the wait!) I bought Paton's SWS yarn (I LOVE IT) in Natural Earth. The Soy they add to it makes it SUPER soft and silky feeling. But the Wool makes it SUPER warm.
Buying it one skein at a time (I needed 10 total) I didn't get all the same dye lot. I was worried until I started knitting it and the color variations of the different dye lots, just made it more interesting.
The longer I knit on it, the more I can't put it down. My knitting hero, the Yarnharlot, would say it's "enchanting" and I would fully agree. I knit awhile to see what's happening to the colors and then knit some more because they keep changing. The only reason I put it down is because knitting with wool in 90 degree weather is not the smartest thing I've done.
I love the texture….. I love the colors……and I'm sure it will be finished before I want it to be!