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By Anna Yukhananov
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The World Bank
on Tuesday raised its forecast for global growth for the first time
in three years as advanced economies started to pick up pace, led by
the United States.
The rosier outlook suggests the world economy is finally breaking
free from a long and sluggish recovery after the global financial
The poverty-fighting institution predicted global gross domestic
product will expand 3.2 percent this year, from 2.4 percent in 2013,
according to its twice-yearly "Global Economic Prospects." In the
bank's last forecast in June, it expected global growth to reach 3
percent in 2014.
The bank said the global economy had come to a "turning point," as
fiscal austerity and policy uncertainty no longer weighed as heavily
on most richer economies. The bank expected stronger growth in the
United States in particular, of 2.8 percent in 2014, from 1.8
percent last year.
"For the first time in five years, there are indications that a
self-sustaining recovery has begun among high-income countries — suggesting that they may now join developing countries as a second
engine of growth in the global economy," the bank's chief economist
Kaushik Basu said in the report.
The bank again shaved its forecasts for developing countries, to 5.3
percent for 2014, from the 5.6 percent it predicted in June.
Emerging markets have grown at their slowest pace in a decade for
the past two years, after chalking up growth rates of around 7.5
percent before the global financial crisis hit in 2008.
Andrew Burns, the report's lead author, said frothy growth before
the crisis reflected cyclical factors.
"We're moving into a new phase where developing countries are
growing at a rate much closer to their underlying sustainable rate
of growth," he told reporters.
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As advanced economies strengthen, countries may begin pulling back
from the massive monetary stimulus launched at the height of the
crisis. The U.S. Federal Reserve has started winding down its
monthly asset-purchase plan this month, though it expects to keep
interest rates low for at least another year.
The World Bank said it expects rates around the world to inch up
gradually, causing minimal disruptions for developing countries as
capital inflows slow down.
"Whatever drag this implies for developing country growth is more
than offset by the additional export demand due to stronger
high-income country growth," the report said.
However, if rates jump suddenly, countries with high debt levels or
large current account deficits such as Thailand and Malaysia would
be most vulnerable.
The bank said that while risks to its global outlook, including a
sharp rebalancing in China, a protracted recovery in the euro zone,
and fiscal policy uncertainty in the United States, have not been
eliminated, they have subsided.
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Did you click? Probably you did. If you didn't the link is to a rather negative video about Gordon Brown on a blog written by Rachel Joyce. Rachel is a doctor. She is also the Conservative Party Candidate for Harrow West.
Dr Grumble sometimes comments on these political blogs but his comments do not always appear. Perhaps the blog owners find Grumble's comments offensive.
Grumble has wised up to this censorship. He now keeps a copy of his comments. Below is the comment Dr Grumble made in response to Rachel's negative post about Gordon Brown. Is it obscene? Is it offensive? Are the points made unreasonable? Judge for yourself.
Many of the things in the video have a ring of truth about them but a strategy of negative politics is high risk. Your post should have been accompanied by a well researched account of how the Conservatives had anticipated all of this and issued appropriate warnings. It is not just you, Rachel. This is a major problem for your party and, presumably, why Gordon has gone up in the polls while the economy has gone down.OK. Perhaps it is offensive. But it is true.
We have had the same problem with other Labour blunders like Iraq. When people like Dr Grumble wince at New Labour's policies we look to the Conservatives and wince yet again. We need a real opposition who can think for themselves, see when mistakes are being made before and not after they happen and can formulate better policies.
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Report says foreclosures declining, but some disagree
Foreclosure rates in Fairfield County are declining, but that comes as no comfort to the homeowners who have engaged in short sales as a way to avoid the shame of having the bank take possession of their houses.
Such homeowners are unable to pay their mortgages, forcing them to work out a deal with the lender.
One of them, a Shelton man who had to leave his job less than a year ago because of an injury, is in the process of selling his house through a short sale and is working with mortgage holder Bank of America to make it happen.
The man, who asked not to be identified, bought the house in 2005 and listed it for sale four months ago with the help of George Peele, a broker at the Higgins Group in Stamford.
"What can you do? The mortgage was tight," he said.
Under a short sale, the lien-holder agrees to accept less than the amount owed on the property and release the lien. It is typically the last step that a homeowner can take to avoid foreclosure.
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The Shelton home owner signed documents to sell the house to a cash buyer a month ago, followed by an addendum two weeks ago, and now he is awaiting approval from the bank.
"It should happen. It's frustrating for everyone," said Peele, referring to the time involved. You have to have a lot of patience." The sale price of the house is about $90,000 less than what was paid for it in 2005.
Peele, who has 26 years in the business, said he has handled many similar deals since the recession and has learned to deal with the red tape and road blocks.
Bank of America is working to expedite the short-sale process across the country, spokesman Rick Simon said in an email.
"We have introduced new technology, streamlined processes and offered special programs that create additional incentives for customers to pursue short sales ahead of foreclosure, which has promoted increased short-sale activity," he said. "Foreclosure is a very expensive process and the worst outcome for everyone -- the borrower, servicer, investor and community. It has long been Bank of America's last resort. Our policy and practice is to first exhaust home retention solutions, then to encourage transition options, such as short sale or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure."
Fewer foreclosures
Foreclosure rates in the Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk region fell to 4.30 percent in April, compared with 4.98 percent in the same period in 2012, according to the most recent data released by CoreLogic, a property analytics provider.
But the county's is well above the national foreclosure rate of 2.65 percent, CoreLogic said.
While delinquency on payments also fell in the region, foreclosures are still occurring, the effects of which are being felt by Roger Norum, an agent who works mostly with Higgins Group's rental clients.
"The rental market is very hot now," Norum said. "Last week, I had a fellow come up and say he was looking for a rental because his house is in foreclosure."
Many landlords are reticent to rent to people who have lost their homes, he said. They "still want to see a good credit report."
`Weight off shoulders'
Foreclosures are tied to the current loan and the value of a home, and when the recession hit five years ago many people lost their jobs, forcing them to find work in other areas of the country.
Attorney Morris Barocas, managing member of The Barocas Law Firm in New Canaan, has handled many short sales since the economic crash but still feels compassion for his clients who endure the trauma of the process.
"I feel terrible for people going through it, but when they get through it, it's like a weight taken off their shoulders," Barocas said. "Usually, they bought the property at the wrong time, and their financial situation changed drastically -- a divorce or job loss."
A homeowner can delay a foreclosure while a short sale is underway, Barocas said. "I've had a short sale on the market for two years. When it's a cash buyer, we can put it together more easily. I've had as many as 10 in my hopper at one time. Now, it's four or five. I'm seeing less calls for short sales, which is a sign that foreclosures are dropping."
Deal making
Banks and their investors seem to be more willing to negotiate with mortgagees, according to Raul Villacis, CEO of Advantage Realty in Stamford.
"I have 80 percent of the market share in foreclosures in the county, and I've seen a 50 percent decrease in bank-owned property in the last 12 months. Banks are looking to do short sales rather than foreclose," he said, noting bank investors have the final say in the process. "The bank is not the owner of the note. It's the servicer. The investors call the shots. It could be a 401(k) or a hedge fund."
There might be help coming from Congress to help homeowners avoid the trauma of a foreclosure. The Regulation of Mortgage Servicing Act, proposed by U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-Conn., would establish national standards to ensure that homeowners have access to information they need and are given opportunities to avoid foreclosure.
`Still At risk'
"I continue to hear from those who are in danger of losing their homes and yet cannot get anyone from their lenders or mortgage servicers to answer their questions," DeLauro said in a statement. "I introduced this legislation first in 2012. Unfortunately, between a tough economy and problems with servicers, many homeowners -- particularly in Connecticut -- are still struggling and at risk of losing their homes."
If passed, the bill would require mortgage servicers and lenders to improve communication with homeowners by creating a single point of contact with borrowers, according to DeLauro. It also would end the dual-track process of foreclosing while negotiating loan modifications and require third-party reviews for loan modifications and foreclosure alternatives.
`No alternative'
Those who lost their jobs during the recession but found employment in another part of the country often were forced to sell their homes at a loss, and many did not have the financial resources to pay lenders the difference between the selling price and what they owed, said John Harding, finance professor at the University of Connecticut.
"They have almost no alternative than to default," he said, estimating that a quarter of U.S. homeowners were under water during the recession. "Not everyone who goes under water defaults."
He attributed some of the problem to questionable lending practices.
But the problem of foreclosures is beginning to dissipate, according to CoreLogic, as the economy shows signs of improvement, restoring some confidence among potential home buyers and causing home prices to rise.
Prices rebound
Last month, Homes.com reported that 35 of the top U.S. markets showed more than a 50 percent rebound in depressed home prices attributed to the recession. That was up from 28 markets in the previous month's report.
But while the San Antonio/New Braunfels, Texas, market showed a 233.11 percent rebound, the Bridgeport/Stamford/Norwalk region showed only an 11.27 percent rebound, and New Haven/Milford showed a 7.66 percent bounce.
"The majority of the country is at more than 50 percent (rebound)," said Homes.com spokeswoman Ivette Faulkner. "The Northeast region is a little bit slower to recover. The limited rebound is reflective of the stagnant population and anemic economic growth of the area."
Much of the region's lagging performance can be attributed to the fact that the recession did not impact Connecticut home prices as much as other parts of the country, Harding said.
`People aren't migrating'
"In Fairfield County, there has been an uptick in house prices more than the rest of the state. We've moved through some of the problems," he said, but the Connecticut economy remains sluggish, partly due a slow recovery by financial services. "We haven't seen an excessive surge in employment on Wall Street. People aren't migrating to Connecticut, driving up house prices."
An attorney with a nonprofit housing organization questioned CoreLogic's findings of fewer foreclosures.
"The CoreLogic statistics are (based on) people who have had court action started against them," said Jeff Gentes, managing attorney for foreclosure prevention at the Connecticut Fair Housing Center in Hartford. "The more telling point is people 90 days or more behind on their mortgages."
He estimated that one in 11 home owners in Fairfield County fits that category, and an area real estate agent also questioned the CoreLogic numbers.
`No Marked Improvement'
"I'm not seeing what they saw," said Cheryl Scott-Daniels, owner of CSD Select Homes in Westport, and president of the 1,100-member Mid-Fairfield County Association of Realtors.
She knows of several home owners who have gone through the time-consuming short-sale process with their lenders, trying to stave off foreclosure.
"Short-sales still take forever. I haven't seen any that have gone through the process in less than six months. It takes the banks forever to respond," Scott-Daniels said.
Attorney Jonathan Hoffman, a partner in the law firm of Hoffman & Hoffman in Stamford, concurred.
"I haven't seen a marked improvement in getting things done," he said, commenting that banks often send letters to his clients, urging them to avoid participating in the state's foreclosure mediation program. "We do over 100 short sales a year. I haven't seen a slow down at all. It's been constant for the past six years."
Like Scott-Daniels, Betsy Pankulis, broker-owner of Best Realty in Danbury and president of the Northern Fairfield County Association of Realtors, continues to see homeowners trying to avoid foreclosure by working out short sales with their lenders.
But, unlike Scott-Daniels, Pankulis is seeing a decrease in foreclosure activity.
`Takes a toll"
"We've had an uptick in the economy. Banks are working more with mortgage holders to modify their mortgages," she said. "But we're in a marketplace where people are still upside down."
Banks' participation in the foreclosure mediation program occasionally leads to an agreement to modify mortgage payments, said attorney Christopher Brown, a partner in Begos Brown and Green in the Southport section of Fairfield.
Brown, who is representing 36 property owners facing foreclosure, participates in the Volunteer Attorney Program on Wednesdays at state Superior Court in Stamford and provides information at no charge involving housing and legal issues.
"The goal is to give people information at the outset," he said. "A lot of foreclosures are handled through the motion practice. In Connecticut, it happens on Mondays. It's really difficult when you're in a courtroom and people are representing themselves. More than once, I see people break down and cry. It takes a toll on everyone."


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Adolphe Quetelet's mother was Anne-Françoise Vandervelde and his father was François-Augustin-Jacques-Henri Quetelet. Adolphe's father had been born in Ham in Picardy but lived for a time in Britain, becoming a British citizen, where he became the secretary of a Scottish nobleman. In this capacity he travelled with his employer on the Continent, particularly spending time in Italy. In 1787, at age about 31, he settled in Ghent and he was employed by the city. He died in 1803 when Adolphe was only seven years old so after attending the Lyceum in Ghent, he felt he had to take a job to support his family. He had shown himself to be a very talented mathematician at the Lyceum, so despite being attracted by literature, he became a mathematics teacher at a school in Audenaerde in 1813. He taught there until he was appointed as an instructor in mathematics at the College of Ghent in February 1815.
Germinal Dandelin was two years older than Quetelet but the two became friends while they studied at the Lyceum. Both were interested in mathematics, literature and music. Dandelin had then gone to Paris to study, had fought for Napoleon but returned to Belgium after Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo. He then renewed his friendship with Quetelet who was teaching at the College of Ghent. The two friends composed a libretto for an opera and after it was successfully performed, wrote to further dramas. Quetelet's time at the College of Ghent was not all spent on literary pursuits, however, for he came under the influence of Garnier, the professor of astronomy and higher mathematics. It was Garnier who halted Quetelet's growing involvement in the arts, and made him become enthusiastic to undertake deeper studies in mathematics.
William I, king of The Netherlands and grand duke of Luxembourg (which included Belgium at that time), founded a state university in Ghent in 1817; the university opened in October of that year. Quetelet received his first doctorate in 1819 from Ghent for a dissertation on the theory of conic sections. After receiving this doctorate he was appointed to the chair of elementary mathematics at the Athenaeum in Brussels. In February 1820 he was elected to the Royal Belgium Academy of Science and greatly invigorated the Academy over the following years. In December 1823, he went to Paris to study astronomy at the Observatory there. He learnt astronomy from Arago and Bouvard and the theory of probability under Joseph Fourier and Pierre Laplace. He also met Poisson, von Humboldt and Fresnel. Returning to Brussels, he became professor of higher mathematics at the Athenaeum. He gave his first course on probability in the academic year 1824-25. He also began to give public lectures at the Museum in Brussels on topics such as geometry, probability, physics, and astronomy. He also began to give courses on the history of science. These lectures were published in 1828 under the title Instructions populaires sur le calcul des probabilités Ⓣ. We now give four quotes from these lectures:-
- The more advanced the sciences have become, the more they have tended to enter the domain of mathematics, which is a sort of centre towards which they converge. We can judge of the perfection to which a science has come by the facility, more or less great, with which it may be approached by calculation.
- It seems to me that the theory of probabilities ought to serve as the basis for the study of all the sciences, and particularly of the sciences of observation.
- Since absolute certainty is impossible, and we can speak only of the probability of the fulfilment of a scientific expectation, a study of this theory should be a part of very man's education.
- Chance, that mysterious, much abused word, should be considered only a veil for our ignorance; it is a phantom which exercises the most absolute empire over the common mind, accustomed to consider events only as isolated, but which is reduced to naught before the philosopher, whose eye embraces a long series of events and whose penetration is not led astray by variations, which disappear when he gives himself sufficient perspective to seize the laws of nature.
Quetelet had been sent to Paris at the expense of the state in order that he could gain experience in practical astronomy. For a long time he had been pressing for a Belgium observatory to be set up, but the project progressed rather slowly. In 1827, on the direction of the King, Quetelet was given the task of choosing instruments for the observatory. Together with Dandelin, he went to London and from there visited universities, observatories and learned societies in England, Scotland, and Ireland seeking advice. Again in 1829, this time accompanied by his wife, he visited astronomers in Holland and Germany, and became familiar with all German observatories. Next he visited Italy and Sicily in 1830 to learn more of the workings of observatories and societies. In 1832 he became director of the newly opened Observatory.
From this time on, Quetelet lived at the Observatory where he worked on statistical, geophysical, and meteorological data, studied meteor showers and established methods for the comparison and evaluation of the data. Between 1825 and 1835 he wrote papers on social statistics. In Recherches sur le Penchant au Crime aux Différens Âges Ⓣ written during this period, he wrote:-
It seems to me that that which relates to the human species, considered en masse, is of the order of physical facts: the greater the number of individuals, the more the influence of the individual will is effaced, being replaced by the series of general facts that depend on the general causes according to which society exists and maintains itself. These are the causes we seek to grasp, and when we do know them, we shall be able to ascertain their effects in social matters, just as we ascertain effects from causes in the physical sciences.He gained world-wide fame in 1835 when he published Sur l'homme et le developpement de ses facultés, essai d'une physique sociale Ⓣ. The significance of this work is discussed in [1]:-
With Quetelet's work of 1835 a new era in statistics began. It presented a new technique of statistics, or, rather, the first technique at all. The material was thoughtfully elaborated, arranged according to certain pre-established principles, and made comparable. There were not very many statistical figures in the book, but each figure reported made sense. For every number, Quetelet tried to find the determining influences, its natural causes, and the perturbations caused by man. The work gave a description of the average man as both a static and dynamic phenomenon.Influenced by Laplace and Fourier, Quetelet was the first to use the normal curve other than as an error law. In Sur l'homme et le developpement de ses facultés, essai d'une physique sociale Ⓣ he presented his conception of the average man as the central value about which measurements of a human trait are grouped according to the normal curve. His studies of the numerical consistency of crimes stimulated wide discussion of free will versus social determinism. You can read an extract from Sur l'homme on the conclusions he drew from statistics gathered from the French criminal courts between 1826 and 1831.
More details are given in the extract Quetelet on crime
For his government he collected and analysed statistics on crime, mortality etc. and devised improvements in census taking. His work produced great controversy among social scientists of the 19th century. The following quotation from a 1848 publication shows that Quetelet understood quite well what he was measuring:-
This probability may be considered as giving, in cities, the measure of the apparent tendency to marriage of a Belgian aged 25 to 30. I say apparent tendency intentionally, to avoid confusion with the real tendency, which may be quite different. One man may have, throughout his life, a real tendency to marry without ever marrying; another, on the contrary, carried along by fortuitous circumstances, may marry without having the least propensity to marriage. The distinction is essential.The Royal Belgium Academy was founded in Brussels in 1769 as a purely literary academy but in 1816 it was reorganised into the Académie royale des sciences et belles-lettres under the patronage of William I of The Netherlands. Quetelet was elected to the Belgium Academy in 1820 and played a large role in making it an active vigorous organisation. He was director from 1832 to 1833, then became secretary of the Academy, a role he continued to hold until his death forty years later. Not only was he interested in the scientific side of the society, but he also played a large role in the arts side. While president, he tried to introduce a new class of Beaux-Arts but failed. He eventually succeeded in 1832. Hankins writes in [4]:-
Having failed he contented himself with assisting in the organisation of the Cercle artistique et littéraire, of which he was for some time the president. As secretary of the Academy he was always prompt and painstaking in fulfilling his duties.Quetelet organised the first international statistics conference in 1853 [4]:-
... Quetelet was chosen president, and in his opening address he dwelt upon the advantages of international uniformity in plans, purposes and terminology of the official statistical publications. The Congress was a decided success and other sessions followed. The influence of the Congress on both the theory and practice of statistics was immense.In the summer of 1855 Quetelet was struck by an illness, a stroke of moderate severity. He made a good physical recovery but mentally he was never as sharp again and his memory became poor. Although he wrote articles after this his writing was poor and had to be corrected very substantially before it was understandable.
As to his character, the description given in [4] relates, of course, to the time before his illness of 1855:-
Modest and generous, convinced but respectful of other' opinions, always calm and considerate, a man of broad learning and an attractive conversationalist, he won and kept friends wherever he went. A man of excellent tact, as well as tremendous enthusiasm ... A man of wide intellectual interests, and at the same time endowed with a prodigious capacity for labour ... always animated and genial, found of wit and laughter.To finish this sketch of Quetelet let us quote from a speech given at his funeral;-
As a man of science he was admired; in political affairs he was respected; in private life he was beloved.As a footnote let us mention that the internationally used measure of obesity is the Body Mass Index or Quetelet Index. This is
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The patron of these libraries stands out in the history of philanthropy. Carnegie was exceptional in part because of the scale of his contributions. He gave away $350 million, nearly 90 percent of the fortune he accumulated through the railroad and steel industries. Carnegie was also unusual because he supported such a variety of charities. His philanthropies included a Simplified Spelling Board, a fund that built 7,000 church organs, the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, and the Carnegie Endowment for Peace. Carnegie also stood out because some questioned his motivations for constructing libraries and criticized the methods he used to make the fortune that supported his gifts.
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After what happened with the Cocchi Americano, I'm not sure I should bring this up.
However, in the spirit of "share and share alike"…
As it turns out, the Lillet company does still make a product which may be more similar to Kina Lillet than to modern Lillet Blanc. However, it is made only in small vintage dated lots and mostly stays in France.
Corti Brothers, a Sacramento importer of Gourmet wine and food, have managed to lay their hands on a small amount of what they describe as, "Kina Lillet is what Jean de Lillet was called before WWI. The '04 Jean de Lillet that we exclusively have is sweeter than what Kina Lillet was. Kina Lillet no longer exists."
In the Corti Brothers newsletter description of the product they also go into further detail.
Lillet's Secret Reserve – Jean De Lillet
Réserve Jean de Lillet, always vintage dated, is produced from appellation controlée wines which, depending on the vintage, quality, and pricing, come from Entre-Deux-Mers, Graves, Première Côtes de Bordeaux and even from Sauternes. Peels of sweet and bitter oranges from Spain, Morocco, Haiti, Mexico and South America as well as other secret fruits, eight more, are cold macerated in brandy for four to six months, then blended with the wines and then further aged. For Jean de Lillet, aging is done in oak barriques, a third new and two thirds second use. Aging Jean de Lillet produces remarkable results, but you must do it. The bottling we offer is from the 2004 vintage, which has to be called "LOT 2004." If you can keep your hands off it, it will age well for years.
Interesting that they mention "other fruits" but no other spices or herbs than the cinchona.
A couple bottles arrived on my doorstep over the weekend and I am looking forward to trying it later this week. At which point, I will report back about how it compares to modern Lillet Blanc and Cocchi Americano.
By the bye, Corti Brothers are currently out of stock on Cocchi Aperitivo Americano, but usually stock it and hope to have it available again soon.


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The Estes Park Trail Gazette notes that Trail Ridge Road will open early this year.
Usually, the highway lies under such huge drifts of snow, as it did last year, that snowplow crews are still working well past Memorial Day.
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We now have some real indications that the fiscal 2013 budget plan proposed by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan is going to be as much a political albatross as a plus for Republicans.
The first real proof came yesterday when two Republicans members of Ryan's committee --Justin Amash (MI) and Tim Huelskamp (KY) -- voted against the plan because it wasn't conservative enough. According to Ezra Klein, a third budget committee Republican -- Mick Mulvaney (SC) -- voted for it in committee, but may vote against in on the House floor. As Ezra also notes, the uber anti-spending Club for Growth is also very unhappy with the Ryan plan because it doesn't spending fast enough.
The Ryan plan eventually was approved, but the vote was by a razor-thin 19-18. That hardly shows a lot of political confidence in a plan proposed by someone who only months ago some Republican leaders were trying to convince to run for president.
The GOP defections in the budget committee could spell big trouble for the plan when it's debated by the full House. Unlike what happened with last year's continuing resolutions and debt ceiling increases, it is as certain as anything can be in politics that Democrats will not provide the votes needed to pass the Ryan plan. As a result, the GOP leadership will have to find the votes to pass it solely from the Republican caucus and the vote in committee indicates that's going to be very difficult.
The Ryan plan also may be in trouble from the more moderate wing of the Republican Party. As John Sides notes over at The Monkey Cage (and thanks for the link to CG&G, John) universal, unqualified, take-it-for-granted support from GOP voters for the spending cuts Ryan is proposing isn't likely to be as forthcoming as the bravado behind the release of the plan would have made anyone think.
Over at his blog at the Washington Post, Jonathan Bernstein (thanks to you too for the link) quoted several "Republican operatives" saying the same thing: The Ryan plan will be a problem for the GOP through the election.
Based on this...It's hard not to wonder how hard the House Republican leadership will try to help Ryan get the budget resolution adopted when it's debated by the House. He could well be on his own.


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Newtown families need to know we're here for them
There have never been words adequate to address the Newtown, Connecticut tragedy. And yet it's too soon to try to write about anything else. Our emotions are still too raw. We all want to somehow touch the families of those victims, to let them know how much we care, but they are beyond the reach of words right now. Understandably so. But it does seem important to try to get across one sentiment in particular: you are not alone. The President said it and organizations across the country are mobilizing to respond and for those of us who want to do something this is an opportunity to let parents and families member know that while we know we can't ease the agony they are suffering that at the very least they are not going through this alone. So let's contribute, gather together and do what we can to seen that powerful message – we're with you, and you are not alone


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Speech of Mr. Antonius Broek at Inauguration of the Sumgayit Syslab CenterSep 13, 2013
Dear representative of the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection!
Dear Representatives of Norwegian Embassy and Syslab Norway!
Distinguished guests, Excellencies, Colleagues of the UN!
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I am very pleased to speak today on this occasion of opening the Sumgayit Syslab Center, this is indeed an important event.
Azerbaijan has made a significant progress in reducing poverty and enhancing employment. It is good to mention that since 2003 to 2012, poverty has been reduced from 44.7% to 6%, and unemployment from 9.2% to 5.2%.
Today we are here to inaugurate the opening of Sumgayit Syslab Center which we are convinced will contribute to decreasing unemployment in Azerbaijan. Very often the unemployed fail to find a job despite spending a lot of energy and time, while often potential job could be available. The lack of job hunting skills, inability to target vacancies fitting to their skills and aspirations, inability to present themselves and communicate in the way that may be liked by potential employers results in frustration, disappointment, loss of confidence and finally, in abandoning the search for work. Interestingly, at the same time some potential employers also complain about inability to find employees fitting to their criteria and needs. One of the reasons may be that universities often still focus too much on abstract knowledge and theory, whereas potential employers are looking for people with more practical skills. Syslab methodology, developed by the specialist of Syslab Norway helps overcoming these issues and satisfying the needs of both employers and employees. I am sure the Syslab representative will give more details about their methodology.
We already achieved good results in the SYSLAB center earlier created in Baku. Local specialists were trained in Norway and Azerbaijan and necessary adjustments to the methodology were made. Three groups of unemployed people, mostly young people, have passed through the training at Baku Syslab Center and I am pleased to inform you that close to 90% of those have found a job. I am very pleased to mention that the Head of ASAN Service in Sumgayit is a Syslab graduate.
I would like to use this opportunity to thank the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Population. These successes could not have been possible without their active involvement and support. I also like to express my thanks to the Government of Norway, represented here by the Deputy of Norway Mission to Azerbaijan Mr. Marko Soldich for the generous contribution of Norway to this important project. Let me emphasize, that money is just one thing and the knowledge and expertise shared by Norwegian specialists is no less important.
Finally, let me mention that although, significant work has been done, there are still important steps to be made. Among them, the opening of a similar Syslab Center in Ganja coming year, the second largest city in the country. The networking, dialogue and experience-sharing among the three Syslab Centers will add a new dynamic and enhance sustainability of the project after the donor funding ends. Ultimately, it would be best if a partnership between Government and private sector companies could take over the funding and expand the Syslab approach also to other cities and regions.
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How did QPR do in the window?
Ins and Outs
Players in: Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United, free), Steven Caulker (Cardiff, 8 million pounds), Jack Robinson (Liverpool, undisclosed), Alex McCarthy (Reading, undisclosed), Jordon Mutch (Cardiff, undisclosed), Mauricio Isla (Juventus, loan), Leroy Fer (Norwich, undisclosed), Eduardo Vargas (Napoli, loan), Danny Simpson (Leicester, undisclosed), Sandro (Tottenham, undisclosed), Niko Kranjcar (Dynamo Kiev, loan)
Players out: Yossi Benayoun (Maccabi Haifa, undisclosed), Esteban Granero (Real Sociedad, undisclosed), Julio Cesar (Benfica, released), Tom Hitchcock (MK Dons, released), Aaron Hughes (Brighton & Hove Albion, released), Mo Shariff (Bradford City, released), Gary O'Neil (Norwich City, released), Joe Lumley (Accrington Stanley, Loan), Angelo Balanta (Bradford, released), Hogan Ephraim (released), Andrew Johnson (released), Stéphane Mbia (released)
PREMIER LEAGUE: Arsenal | Aston Villa | Burnley | Chelsea | Crystal Palace | Everton | Hull City | Leicester City | Liverpool | Man City | Man Utd | Newcastle | QPR | Southampton | Stoke | Sunderland | Swansea | Tottenham | West Brom | West Ham
Summing up the window
The value of the Ferdinand deal still hangs in the balance. He was culpable for the only goal in the defeat against Hull and was one of many poor performers in the 4-0 rout at Spurs. It's a huge gamble building the team around one player -- the physical demands are going to be tenfold to what he faced on a weekly basis at Manchester United, where they were almost always in possession and a goal or two ahead.
Caulker is good business whether the Hoops are in the Premier League or lower. With better set pieces, he should also get a handful of goals. Mutch is a fine addition, and Fer, who had a dismal debut at Spurs, impressed in the win over Sunderland. Isla looked good in a cultured Chile squad at the World Cup, as did Vargas. The transition from World Cup to relegation scrap will be a testing one, but they are worth the gamble. Sandro is a great signing, but 30-year-old Kranjcar looked a spent force last season. The loss of Remy and the failure to replace him is a massive blow. 5/10.
Best piece of business
Caulker is the one that stands out as the most sensible deal -- the one that most other clubs with a similar stature and budget could, or should, be jealous of. He is hungry and cost a fair sum in a climate in which promising British players are costing huge amounts. Hopefully the influences of Ferdinand, Richard Dunne and Clint Hill will help him mature and master his position. Caulker and the rest of the defensive unit looked lost playing in a back three -- but seen as that hare-brained scheme was axed after 1½ matches, things are looking up for Caulker & Co.
Worst piece of business
At the moment, it is Ferdinand, not because he has played especially badly, but because the 3-5-2 formation that had been devised around him got Rangers zero points and was binned shortly after. Make no mistake: If QPR's fortunes take a sudden upturn, then chances are it will be largely down to Ferdinand's experience and quality, but, sadly, when things are going wrong, it'll probably be Ferdinand who takes the flak for failures. And, no matter how bad things get for Rangers and Ferdinand personally, Redknapp will never be able to drop him to the subs bench due to his prestige, so there is a lot of pressure on the former England star.
What remaining issues are there?
Remy leaving the club at 12 o'clock on Saturday afternoon before the Sunderland match was a huge blow, but it has been expected. There was no real time left to find a replacement, so goals are going to be hard to come by until January at least. Vargas is a classy second striker whom Redknapp will have at his disposal to face Manchester United after the international break.
Who can help in January?
Rangers almost signed Jermain Defoe from Toronto FC on the final day of the summer transfer window, but the transaction was cancelled at the last minute because the MLS side felt it would wreck their season. It does appear, however, the door has been left open for the deal to be revisited in January. With former Tottenham men Sandro, Kranjcar and Caulker all at Loftus Road, it would mean Defoe walks into a dressing room full of friendly faces after Christmas. While the summer window was in full swing, Rangers were rooted to the foot of the table with no points and a formation that looked set against keeping them there. But if they are looking half alive by January, then they should be able to drag in another striker, like Defoe, to keep them up.
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The Wilson County Sheriff's Office responded to a shooting on Beckwith Road Tuesday.
Gretchen L. Crowe, 29, was shot multiple times by Corey Montrell Clemmons, 38, at a residence at 5869 Beckwith Road. They were visiting family.
Crowe walked to a neighbor's house after being shot to call the police.
Crowe and Clemmons have a residence together at 120 Upton Heights in Lebanon.
While responding to the call, the Sheriff's Department was alerted that Clemmons was on his way to the Sheriff's Office to turn himself in. He was taken into custody a short while later by Wilson County Sheriff's Deputies in the parking lot of the Sheriff's Department.
Crowe was transported by WEMA and is in critical but stable condition at Vanderbilt Hospital Wednesday. Crowe is improving daily, according to her family.
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And now, the newest owner of a gold medal.
Ledecky, of Bethesda, took the lead by the 150-meter mark and was on world-record pace through 750 meters, winning the women's 800-meter freestyle in 8 minutes, 14.63 seconds.
It was the second-fastest time in history, behind only Rebecca Adlington's world-record mark when she won the event four years ago at the Olympics. Adlington, of Britain, took the bronze Friday night at the Aquatics Centre.
Ledecky's margin of victory was especially notable: 4.13 seconds. She broke the American record set by Janet Evans nearly 23 years ago. Evans went 8:16.22 in Tokyo in August 1989, which stood as the world record until Adlington broke it in 2008.
"I just set some really good short-term and long-term goals," Ledecky said. "I've just been putting in some hard training. I've really learned how to train hard and train fast. It's just paid off.
"This crowd was incredible here for Rebecca. I was actually a lot less nervous for this race than I was for my prelims. Just being in a race with those great girls was incredible."
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Matthew Centrowitz, a Broadneck High graduate, made a strong push over the final lap of his preliminary heat in the men's 1,500 meters to earn a place in Sunday's semifinals.
Centrowitz finished fifth in his heat in a time of 3:41.39. The top six finishers in each of the three heats automatically advance to the semifinals.
"It's nerve-racking like most heats, but you know I got into a little bit of trouble with 250 to go — some guy almost fell, so I was definitely trying to stay out of trouble in these heats, and the guy falling right next to you makes that difficult," Centrowitz told USA Track & Field. "I was pleased with the finish."
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Taoufik Makhloufi of Algeria had the fastest qualifying time of 3:35.15.
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Angel McCoughtry (St. Frances) had eight points and 11 rebounds, two assists and two steals in 18 minutes, as the U.S. women's basketball team (4-0) rolled to an 88-61 victory over the Czech Republic in pool play.
The Americans pulled away in the second and third quarters, outscoring the Czechs 46-21.
The United States ran its Olympic winning streak to 37 games in its bid for a fifth consecutive gold medal.
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•Jamaica's Allison Randall (Morgan State) finished 15th in her 17-athlete heat in the women's discus with a throw of 58.06meters and failed to advance.
Cuba's Yarelys Barrios was first in the heat with a toss of 65.94.
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5th release of KDE Telepathy Instant Messaging suite
The KDE Telepathy team is pleased to announce the fifth major release of the new KDE Instant Messaging suite. The immediately available 0.5 version brings polish in many places, better stability, 58 reported bugs fixed and some nice new features too, making the instant messaging experience in KDE Workspaces more pleasant and enjoyable. Special attention was given to the log viewer, which received improvements galore.
New Features
The chatting application was given a message processing plugin system developed as part of this year's Google Summer of Code, featuring an image plugin, which displays a preview of any image link you send or receive. More plugins, like embedding a YouTube videos, LaTeX fomulae and reading incoming messages out loud are in the works and will be available with the next release.
Users now have bigger control over instant messaging using KRunner. You can change your status, add status message, start a chat, audio or video call directly from KRunner.
Contact list is now able to tell you which friends are online on their mobile phones by showing a mobile icon next to the normal presence icon. New mini-list type was added, which aims at showing you as many contacts in the list as possible by using your configured smallest font. Work was also done on improving accessibility.
Calling features have been improved and stabilized. Users are now able to dial-out an arbitrary number with SIP accounts, right from the contact list.
Lots of improvements were done in to group chats. In relation to that, after careful consideration, we have decided to not support IRC in this release. There are plenty of very good IRC clients which can be used in KDE Workspaces and our team is just not big enough to continue working on IRC support. This way we can focus better on filling the missing components in KDE and not duplicating functionality.
The Quick Chat plasmoid also received many updates and has improved a lot, however it still has not left the alpha stage for this release.
Among other things, we have now included a tool for very easy debugging of your Telepathy installation. So if there's anything not working properly, you can get us help you very easily.
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Great work! :-)
By Laszlo Papp at Mon, 2012/08/27 - 5:12pm
I'd suggest you to make the
I'd suggest you to make the mobile phone icon lighter...like http://img594.imageshack.us/img594/1655/ktp051.png
compare with the current one: http://dot.kde.org/sites/dot.kde.org/files/ktp05_1.png
the mobile phone icon is not so much important like the status, and having the same lightness is distracting and adding noise... lighter imho it's giving the same information without messing with the cleanliness of the client :)
any ppa for kubuntu? this https://launchpad.net/~telepathy-kde/+archive/ppa still has 0.4.1 :(
By Anonymous at Mon, 2012/08/27 - 6:51pm
For the future I'd like to
For the future I'd like to "merge" those two icons, ie. have only one presence icon. When the user is on mobile, it will show a presence icon shaped as a mobile. Need to work with Oxygen team on this ;)
As for Kubuntu PPA - there are no packages for Precise yet, should be soon though.
By Martin Klapetek at Tue, 2012/08/28 - 12:32pm
I am a bit sad about the news on the IRC support. While I understand it to be dropped because of lack of man power, and I also think a good integration of IRC would require a lot of work, and share few things with other protocols, I really hope in the future it will find its way in. It is a must for a full communication experience, at least for the likes of those who read these news :)
By Adrián Chaves Fernández at Mon, 2012/08/27 - 8:47pm
Compiling the source too hard
Could you make downloading the code from git and compiling it a little less of a pain? A single 'git clone' would be nice.
By madman at Wed, 2012/08/29 - 11:26am
Krunner commands
Good progress.
However I do wish when people mention new krunner controls they also mention how to invoke them.
By Lindsay Mathieson at Mon, 2012/09/10 - 5:47am
Avoid IRC support
I think that the idea for avoiding IRC support is definitely a good one. Konversation is quite a stable client (though it doesn't get as much love as Quassel does) and it has the integration that can equate to that of Konversation. I don't see a need, my friends!
By Jacky Alcine at Sun, 2012/12/02 - 9:19pm


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Corporator David Ouellette selected the Sanford Food Pantry as his charity of choice, Allen Moulton designated Angel Flight Northeast and Patrice Aprile selected Goodall Hospital.
"Our corporators are dedicated to the well being of SIS Bank and the community as a whole, and once again they have chosen to support three excellent causes," said Mark T. Mickeriz, the president and CEO of SIS. "We look forward to this event every year because it gives SIS a chance to make an immediate impact."
The nonprofit organizations expressed gratitude and said the donations come at an important time. The Sanford Food Pantry, for example, recently welcomed 20 new families.
"The need is so strong right now that the normal food donations just haven't been enough to meet our needs," said Carol Call, a volunteer at the pantry. "Fortunately, we can use this donation to buy extra food. We are incredibly grateful to SIS Bank, as are our constituents."
Meanwhile, Angel Flight Northeast will use the unexpected funds to further its cause of providing free flights for patients who cannot afford them to hospitals from remote areas. In 2012, Angel Flight Northeast provided 3,748 free flights of hope and healing, of which 33 percent were Maine residents.
"This incredible donation means a great deal to us, as this money alone will allow at least three people to access the health care they need, and which they could otherwise not afford to reach," said Keith D'Entremont, the program's Corporate Development and Community Outreach Director.
Aprile, who serves as Goodall Hospital's President and CEO, said the hospital has an immediate need to pay for renovations to its cafeteria.
"Goodall Hospital is incredibly fortunate to receive this generous donation," she said. "It will help us improve our facility, which helps us serve our patients and visitors. We cannot thank SIS Bank enough."
In other news, Robert Dubois has been elected chairman of SIS Bank's board of directors and David Nickerson has been elected vice chairman.
"We're very excited that Bob and Dave are taking leadership roles at SIS," Mickeriz said. "The board of directors plays a vital role at SIS Bank. Their guidance and input helps us serve the community better and foster our values of local decision making, customer service and service to the community."
Dubois, a retired insurance agency owner who has been on the SIS board since February of 2001, replaces Bruce McNamee, who served as chairman for the last three years. Nickerson has been on the SIS board since January of 2003 and is president of Rubb Manufacturing in Sanford.
"Bruce was an outstanding leader for our board during the past three years," Mickeriz noted. "We accomplished a great deal during that time, including our record-breaking income performance in 2012."
Founded in 1933 and headquartered in Sanford, with additional branch locations in Springvale, South Sanford, Limerick, Buxton, Waterboro, Wells and York, and Portsmouth, New Hampshire, SIS is a mutual savings bank that operates solely for the benefit of its deposit and loan customers and is focused on giving back to the communities where it serves. For more information, please visit the bank's eBranch at banksis.com or its Facebook page at Facebook.com/banksis or call 324-2285.


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Any pay received by regular employees from a court system must be promptly submitted by the employee to the university to offset part of the cost of such absences. Temporary employees receive leave without pay and may retain the payment from the court.


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55-Quart Heavy-Duty Super Cooler
Item Number 3000005499
- Color White
- Size 55QT
Additional Information
The Coleman 55-Quart Heavy-Duty Super Cooler is designed for the rough and wild, be it a fishing expedition on the high seas or an epic camping trip in the wilderness. UVGuard material protects it from the sun's damaging rays, and integrated corrosion-resistant hinges and catch-free recessed rubber latches secure the antimicrobial liner in a virtually indestructible outer shell. In fact, once you slip a padlock into the lock slot, this chest is certified to resist even hungry grizzly bears. Thick insulation up to 2.5 inches and a tight-fitting gasket seal around the lid mean your cooler will keep food or the day's catch cold and will retain ice for 6 days at temps up to 90°F. Nonskid feet ensure your cooler stays where you want it, and tie-down points give you the option to secure the cooler to, say, your boat deck while leaving the lid free to open and close. When it's time to pack up, extended-length rope handles with durable soft-touch grips make carrying comfortable. This tough, American-made cooler doesn't just survive rough conditions—it thrives in them.
• Retains cold and keeps ice for 6 days at temps up to 90°F thanks to 2.5-inch lid and floor insulation, 2-inch sidewall insulation, and tight-fitting gasket seal around lid
• Antimicrobial liner and integrated cutting board resist odor, mold, mildew, and fungus from forming on them
• Storage basket separates dry items from ice and beverages
• Dual-size drain for easy draining of excess water from a standard hose or a fast 2-inch gate mouth
• Interior dimensions: 17.1 x 10.5 x 13.4 inches; exterior dimensions: 27.4 x 19.6 x 19.6 inches
• Dry ice compatible
• Made in the USA
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55-Quart Heavy-Duty Super Cooler is rated out of 5 by 21.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Geriatricsailer from Huge for the volume to be cooled OK, maybe a sickness to keep improving what we have. Best feature is the basket to keep stuff out of the water. Next is the sturdy hinge. Not sure if such a thick insulation and heavy cooler is necessary. Our 20 year old Coleman 52 qt Extreme cooler with less than 1 inch insulation keeps ice for 7 days; rated for 5. Keep it in shade, cover with blankets or towels. At 2 inches thick, this cooler has to be longer; rated at 6 days. The hinge on old cooler is holding up great. Fell in love with the red or blue, but bought the white because it reflects the sun--probably better functionally. But 2 plus inches thick, go for the colorful! Always wanted a red Coleman cooler... Not a fancy materials like the super expensive newer coolers.
Date published: 2018-06-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by F16Jeff from Excellent cooler Purchased this cooler for a New Years Eve camping trip. Read many reviews that it was heavy and I was concerned with this. It was not bad, i filled with ice and 2.5 cases of beer. I was able to lift it out of my truck just fine. The ice retention was excellent. We had temps in the 70s during the day and 40s at night. After four days the ice was still there like we just bought it. I really am impressed.
Date published: 2019-01-01
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kelly J from MI from Disappointed Doesn't keep ice more than 24 hours. We bought for memorial weekend to use on a camping trip in northern MI. Cooler was under our camper awning all weekend and weather wasnt very warm most days and very cool at night. We had to refill with ice everyday. I could of bought a cheap cooler for this result. We are long consumers of excellent Coleman products, as we love to camp, barbeque and enjoy outdoors. Unfortunately I am disappointed with this purchase.
Date published: 2019-06-01
Rated 3 out of 5 by falechia from cost with our discount I like the size and the big drain hole but doesn't hold ice for 6 days like it says, I put 3 bags of ice in it and it was nothing but water in it after the end of the 2nd day. And it wasn't opened and closed a lot either.
Date published: 2018-08-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by pcduke from its a great cooler and love I bought it for camping and hunting i have tested out by keep cold beverages for work so far what they say product can do it does what it advertised held ice for 6if dont empty water out it will not holed ice for 6 day think about fishing up in Alaska cold winter fishing fishing pole collects ice on the tip how you going to get it of you stick the tip in the move it around it melts the so if you are traveling with in a vehicle water moving inside cooler melting quicker empty water out once a day it will last 6 days tested about70 to 85 degrees for the 6 day
Date published: 2018-06-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sandman from Worth every penny Purchased this cooler for camping and tailgating. Couldn't be more satisfied, keeps everything cold - even with constantly being opened and closed. Rope handles make carrying easy, large drain empties quickly and latches are easy to engage.
Date published: 2018-09-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hido from Does the job! This cooler actually kept ice for me 7 days. It is very heavy duty and sturdy. Tried to slide it and it would barely move, anti skid tabs really work! One slight negative is that it is very heavy and large! Use 2 people if moving.
Date published: 2018-09-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bryan from Exceptional Service with 55QT Super Cooler Bought for camping, O-ring around drain didn't fit, Coleman sent a replacement right away...and stated if it still didn't work, they'd replace the whole cooler. The replacement O-ring/Cap worked great! Impressed!!
Date published: 2019-02-06
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Grace Coddington on fashion, modeling, and a life in 'Vogue'
"I looked at the pages and thought, 'Wow, if I could go there, and be with those people, that sounds like a good life to me,'" said Grace Coddington, the legendary creative director of Vogue and author of the new book Grace: A Memoir, last night.
Coddington was speaking of her childhood, during which she took refuge in the pages of fashion magazines, especially Vogue. Of course she did eventually get "there" and got to be not just "with those people" but one of them. Last night she spoke about her life in fashion for the reading series 5x15 at the regal artists' salon The Players.
To a packed audience that included Brooke Shields and fellow speaker Jay McInerney, she told the story of how she left Anglesey, Wales at 18 to become one of the top models of the '60s, and then, at 26, transitioned to a career behind the camera for British Vogue, ultimately reigning as the artistic force behind American Vogue, as featured in the documentary The September Issue. The evening's host, Amanda Foreman, began by stepping back to start, to Coddington's youth in rural Wales.
"They didn't see [the glamorous] side of me because we wore uniforms," Coddington said. "It was a very drab sort of gray and blue day in and day out." She had fond memories of her upbringing: "I had this enchanting, wonderful, wonderful childhood that I feel very lucky to have had, because I had to make do. Really, because it was so far away [from the city], you had to use your imagination."
Unlike the current paths to becoming a model, which include, say, having Tyra Banks reprimand you on a reality show, Coddington "cut out a little coupon and applied to a modeling course." They offered her a photo shoot and taught her how to do her makeup and hair.
"I worked in a coffee bar to make money," she said. "Someone in the coffee bar sent my picture [to the Vogue model competition].... I went to a big tea party and got chosen as a finalist and finally as one of the winners of the young section."
From a reader of Vogue to a model for Vogue, Coddington's star rose. In 1962, her face was on the cover of British Vogue and British Harper's Bazaar. She worked for Helmut Newton and Mary Quant and donned Vidal Sassoon's iconic chic bob, the five-point cut.
Foreman asked why Coddington switched from being in front of the camera to being behind it.
"I think people decided for me!" Coddington said to laughter. "In those days, when you got to be 26, 27 you were finished [with modeling] because retouching wasn't quite as sophisticated as it is now."
Foreman revealed a 1969 behind-the-scenes photograph of the author styling Prince Charles.
"I got there and was so nervous," Coddington said, "I knocked over a chair when I was trying to curtsy."
Coddington reflected on working with risqué photographer Helmut Newton, noting a particular 1973 shoot.
"I wanted to put Helmut in a good mood," she said, "and he likes sexy girls. So both I and my assistant and anyone who was around that I was responsible for, I said, 'It's Helmut Newton, girls, just get it together: plunge your necklines, wear black, a miniskirt, and very high heels.' I went a step further and I wore a bikini." Coddington doesn't often appear in the shoots that she styles, but Newton wanted her in this one: "'We'll put you in the picture,'" Coddington recalled Newton saying. "Like Picasso had his blue period, Helmut had his swimming pool period."
Coddington spoke about the highs and lows of working at Vogue. One of her favorite shoots was the magazine's 2003 Alice in Wonderland-themed photo spread that she worked on with Annie Leibovitz. The photos featured Natalia Vodianova as Alice and designers Marc Jacobs, Donatella Versace, and Nicolas Ghesquière (who departs Balenciaga at the end of the month) among others.
"I had been at Vogue for quite some time but had never got to do something so complicated and so gorgeous and also so expensive," Coddington said. However, one shoot that she said "went completely haywire" featured Kate Moss and Puff Daddy.
"I hated Puff Daddy. Or P. Diddy or whatever he's called." Of Kate, she said, "She drinks a little bit. Grabbing her and getting her in place and getting him in place—it was quite hard, I must say."
With a glamorous, virtuosic, and influential career in fashion, why did Coddington choose to write a memoir now? She answers that question in the book. The September Issue garnered her a delightful, comfortable level of renown, she writes, which is "better than the Beatles."


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Tuncurry Lakes Resort
Cabins are light and airy. All are 2 bedroom, fully self contained and accomodate up to 6 people.
The living, dining and kitchen area is open plan. All have a TV and DVD player.
There is a seperate bathroom and toilet.
Queen size bed in main bedroom, linen provided.
2nd bedroom has 2 childrens size single beds.
A double sofa bed in lounge area. Linen can be hired for the extra beds at a cost of $9 per person. Quilts, pillows, blankets provided.
Kitchen has a full size fridge, cooktop and microwave oven. Crockery, cultery and basic cooking utensils provided.
All ceiling fans in the living area. Wall fans in the bedrooms. Heaters are provided.
All cabins are at ground level - no stairs.
4 units have been specially designed to accommodate guests who require wheelchair access or who have reduced mobility.
Cots, high chairs and baby baths are available for hire.
The linen provided is for the queen bed (2 person) and includes sheets, towels, bath mat, hand towel and face washers.
Travelling from North. Veer left from Pacific Highway onto Lakesway. Once you see the speed reduce to 50km, turn at next right - Chapmans Rd, follow to end.
Travelling from South. Once through Nabiac turn right onto Failford Rd follow to the end, turn right onto Lakesway. First right after 50km sign - Chapmans Rd, follow to the end and you will be in our gate.
- Adult library
- Boat/trailer parking
- Children's outdoor play area
- Dump station
- Hire boats
- Paddle boats
- Push bikes (small deposit required) helmets must be worn
- Tennis courts
- Air hockey
- Camp kitchen
- Children's water park
- Equipment hire (sports etc)
- Jumping pillow
- PlayStation
- Sites available for short stay
- TV room
- BBQ area (s)
- Canoes
- Common laundries - Washing machine and dryers
- Foosball
- Large sites for RV's
- Playgrounds throughout the resort
- Swimming pool - outdoors
- Wifi - paid
- Boat ramp
- Children's activity program (only available school holidays)
- Driving range - 3 hole practice course
- Games room
- Mini golf
- Pool table
- Table tennis
Cancellation Policy / TERMS & CONDITIONS
Bookings cancelled 7 days or more in advance will incur a $50 administration fee. Bookings cancelled less than 7 days will incur a loss of deposit.
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