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The Spyker-y looking Lamborghini 5-95 by Zagato got me thinking. Sure, that car looks kind of weird to me, but truth be told, if you're car has to look like something, it should look like a Spyker. Because Spykers are some of the prettiest cars around.
The Spyker B6 Venator is supposed to be the company's saving grace, but last we heard, the company was trying to sell bonds to get it into production.
Which is a damn shame.
I've always had a thing for Spykers. Whether it was the classically-styled C8, the beautifully modern C8 Aileron, and Nothing Else Because We Won't Mention The Kind Of Ugly C12, they put any contemporary Ferrari F430 or Noble M600 to shame in the looks department.
Something about Spykers just felt right. They looked how a sports car should. They weren't outrageous for the sake of outrage, they were just pretty.
So here's hoping they can finally manage to get the company off the ground. Because works of art should be spread around the world.
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Providing a Safe Home for your Parent
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Why Might Your Elder Loved One Be Constipated?
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Signs That Your Loved One Might be Suffering from Anosmia
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The historic Paris Agreement on climate change – hailed by Barack Obama as perhaps "the moment that we finally decided to save our planet" – is "a bad deal", the climate science-denying head of the US Environmental Protection Agency has said.
Scott Pruitt, who as Oklahoma's Attorney-General repeatedly sued the organisation he now leads, told US broadcaster ABC that China and India had "got away scot-free" under the terms of the deal and said the US had "penalised ourselves through lost jobs".
Donald Trump has previously said he is considering withdrawing the US from the Paris Agreement because, in his opinion, "nobody really knows" if climate change is real.
However the Trump administration appears to be split over taking this momentous step with Defence Secretary James 'Mad Dog' Mattis among those who accept the established scientific view that climate change is indeed real.
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The renowned Danish architect, J?rn Utzon, has left an undeniable mark on architectural culture, and his legacy is particularly pronounced in Australia. In 1957, Utzon was selected to design what would become Australia's most iconic building, the Sydney Opera House. It is a building that has come to define Australia's culture and creative ideals.
Yet, despite this building's status, there is no localised home for Utzon's work, and no place to display and interrogate his legacy. Instead, J?rn Utzon's archive is buried in boxes and basements across Sydney. This rich body of knowledge - of original drawings, prototypes, photographs and models - is a valuable public resource, alive with thoughts and experiments. Yet, it remains inaccessible and intangible to most.
Image - Can Lis by Jorn Utzon (Photograph: J McMaster)
The MA|UA (Museum of Architecture | Utzon Archive) forms a permanent home for J?rn Utzon's archive in Sydney. It makes this archive public, tactile and richly experiential.
The building consolidates and catalogues Utzon's archive in a single place. At its core, the design employs a series of elevated Wunderkammer to store and display the content, making it accessible to a curious public.
The archive is the backbone and basis upon which this new museum produces, curates and exhibits work. Three archival pillars sit at the building's core, with public programs and contemporary exhibits taking place in between. Archive and museum co-exist in a constant dialogue between past and present, old and new. Likewise, the architecture of the MA|UA mediates between the scale required of a public building, and the human scale of the objects on display.
The building is sited on a slender wedge adjacent to Sydney's 'Goods Line,' a long, linear public space which transforms a disused railway line into an urban park. In order to compliment these uses, the MA|UA is open and permeable, drawing visitors inside.
The architecture is comprised of three key elements: protective pillars which store and display archival content, a viewing sequence which provides opportunities for architectural encounter, and a clouded facade that obscures and envelopes, creating intrigue.
The MA|UA is a meandering path that alters its pace, proportions and spatial character to create rich, layered experiences. Expanding on Utzon's ideals of counterpoint, the spaces pulse between solid and void, dark and light. They compress to create intimacy, and open to provide respite and clarity. Ascent is used to intensify experience, and relationships are constantly maintained with the scale of the body and the hand..
The architectural approach of the MA|UA merges the two, often competing, trajectories of archive and museum: to preserve past knowledge and human creation, and to encourage contemporary thought. Instead, it uses the past to enrich the present, and positions history as a cornerstone upon which new ideas evolve.
This project was the recipient of the 2015 NSW Design Medal and 2017 Archiprix International Award.
The Museum of Architecture and Utzon Archive is an accomplished response to a complex architectural brief that presents architecture as both content and artefact. It is a project that engages with the public through its urban responsiveness and through the clarity of organisation and idea.
Conceptually, the new gallery spaces present a clear diagram of organisation that allows the visitor to appreciate the work of J?rn Utzon through the collection and display of the archive material held in separate NSW archives, and through the physical representation of his ideas in the building itself.
The concept expresses powerful architectural ideas of podium and base walls and enclosure, all covered by a translucent veil that result in an open and approachable public building. The siting and entry to the building along the Ultimo Goods Line enhances the public nature of the new museum and would provide a positive influence to the development of this significant urban renewal project.


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This hands-on instructor-led course will give students the skills to create comprehensive BusinessObjects Universes. Students will learn how to create, document, test, maintain, and distribute Universes which will meet the reporting needs of their organization.
Audience: This course is intended for users that are new Designer. It is designed for users of BOE XI R2 or BOE XI 3.x.
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- Starting Designer
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- Opening an Existing Universe
- Defining a Database Connection
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- Selecting Tables
- Saving the Universe
- Creating a Schema
- Creating Joins
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- Cardinality
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- Self Joins
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- Resolving Join Issues
- Resolving Join Problems
- Solving Loop Issues
- Aliases
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- Chasm Traps
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- Classes and Objects
- Creating and Editing Objects
- Hiding Objects
- Object Properties
- Creating and Editing Measures
- Formatting Objects
- Creating Custom Objects
- Creating Detail Objects
- Prompt Objects
- Creating Time Objects
- Creating Condition Objects
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- Performance Tuning
- Testing and Deploying the Universe
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- Deploying the Universe
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O has recorded a cover of 'I Shot The Sherriff' by Bob Marley. Scroll down to listen now.
The cover sees Karen O team up with Sam Spiegel of NASA for a track used in a new advert for wireless speaker manufacturer's SONOS first aired during last night's Grammy Awards transmission. The 1973 original is given a dance twist by the pair, who previously collaborated on NASA's 2009 album 'The Spirit Of Apollo'.
Meanwhile, Karen O recently spoke about her Oscar nomination for the first time. The singer received a nod from the Academy Awards for 'The Moon Song', which she wrote for Spike Jonze's 'Her'. She is joined on the list of nominees for this year's Oscars by fellow musical acts U2 and Pharrell Williams.
Speaking about the nomination, Karen O said: "Holy smokes. I had zero clue! To say this was unexpected is an understatement." She added: "It's wild because 'The Moon Song' was written and recorded in the most humble of circumstances; at my dining room table, a few paces away from the couch [where] I read the script for 'Her' for the first time."
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Heritage Documentation Management System
The Heritage Documentation Management System (HDMS) is a standards-compliant archives collection management system developed and used by the eScholarship Research Centre to manage its archival documentation projects. The Centre also makes this tool available free of charge for non-profit and community organisations who want to use it to manage their own collections.
The HDMS includes a built-in HTML finding aid generator for making the Web publication of guides to collections easier, and also allows for the export of collection data in the Encoded Archival Description (EAD) schema, in XML format.
The HDMS allows users to capture and interrelate structured data at each stage of archival processing:
- information about the collection as it is transferred in the Accession table;
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- information about the records creators and/or custodians in the Provenance table; and
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Q: I was wondering if you could give me tips on building mass onto my glutes/buttocks, but without adding bulk to the rest of my legs? Any specific exercises that would isolate this area only/amount of reps and sets/weight, etc? Thank you. – Sophie
A: I, too, have been on a mission to get bigger buns. A few years back I started doing more cardio, and I really trimmed down—in the booty department. I was, well, bummed.
Seeking that perky ballet booty, I shifted back to resistance training to get my bum back. After a while, I noticed that I was getting a little more than I bargained for: my quads and hamstrings bulked up, too. So I refined my approach, with some success.
Here's one glute-shaping exercise that worked wonders for me.
Walking Lunge Series
- What you need: A bit of space to move forward. I do it in the hallway or at the gym.
- How-to: Lunge forward with your right leg, making a right angle with your knee when you dip. Push up and—with your weight balanced on that right leg—lift your left leg back and squeeze the left glute. Alternate sides as you move forward. When you reach the wall, turn around and repeat. Just do as many reps as you can!
- Helpful hints: Keep a strong core and straight posture. This helps with balance, and prevents you from arching your lower back by kicking too high. The important thing is not how high you lift your leg, but squeezing your glute as you lift. You can do this exercise with your hands on your hips or with dumbbells.
- Results: This lunge series is a fabulous way to build up your booty, but I must warn you: my quads always bulk up a little, too. It seems you just can't work your glutes without the help of some surrounding muscles!
More Ways to Perk Up Your Backside
If you like exercise DVDs, I love the workouts in Kim Kardashian's Ultimate Butt Body Sculpt and Elle Glam Fitness' Total Toning Workout. Both of these are fairly intense workouts (with modifications, if you're just starting out) and they're fun. They use a lot of front, back and side lunges, squats and pliés, and leg lifts— all of which you can do without equipment.
As always, you should be using protein after your strength training workout. It'll help build up those glute muscles you've worked so hard on.
Just like you can't lose fat in a single targeted spot, it's never easy to isolate a single muscle without adding a little bulk to corresponding muscles. Muscle groups are designed to work together— it's what allows the human body to be strong and efficient.
However, you can put more focus on your backside by engaging your glutes in every exercise you do (squeeeeeze!).
If, in the end, you can't get tight glutes without a little leg bulk, remember: no one ever complains about a dancer's legs!
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Friday, May 29, 2015
Some Great Date
The weather has turned here in Western Maine. A few weeks ago you could still find disconsolate patches of snow here and there, loitering with bad intent in northeastern shade. There were frosts last weekend, down in the twenties at night. The frosts punished people that planted pansies and passed the slackers on by. The lilacs have pushed out their wan purple bottle cleaners to scent the breeze and draw their trinities of hummingbirds, butterflies, and bumblebees. The tree swallows have moved back into the house that's not supposed to attract them, for the third year in a row. The male sits on the roof to guard it while the female swoops and darts across the little meadow in the back, and she comes back full speed and goes right in the hole without pausing. Then her mate bombs across the meadow to get his share. It all seems so impossible but there it is, like everything under the dome of the sky if you're paying attention. If you do not know the sky in Maine when June enters the dooryard you can never understand the attraction of this place.
It seemed to me that nothing would survive the winter. We had so many stray cats roaming around our yard last year we made names for them. There was Newman and Catzilla Junior and The Dishrag. Our old cat Momo has wasted away to two dimensions, and we feared that he would no longer be able to hold his own in the spring. He shambled out across the snow drifts in March and ranged over Puiia mountain and Rich's steps and Davis's tumbledown greenhouse looking for friction but found none. He sleeps untroubled on the rocker on the porch, all night, waiting for an adversary that never comes. He is the solitary king of a dead dominion.
My neighbor, as solitary as any cat, caught cold I guess. Winter takes its vigorish here whether you can spare it or not, and it took him. Pneumonia. I liked that man a great deal. He was friendly on his own terms, something that's common here. We would see him, rarely, as he came and went, and every once in a great while we would be passing by while he was outside, and stop to chat. He was salubrious in a way that is rare in this world today. He was in the military many years ago, directed a factory of some sort, was a policeman in a small town for a time, and did charity work when there was no other work to do. He lived all alone. He had a son who was in the military, too, in one war or another, the country doesn't seem to keep track of such things coming or going anymore, but returned home safe. Later he stopped to help a woman who was in danger when her car was disabled on the highway, and he was struck and killed.
My neighbor never spoke of his son to me. It broke him in some fundamental way. It did not diminish his generous smile when he waved as he mowed, but it put it behind bars somehow. His son is buried in a little boneyard near here on a quiet lane where we ride our bicycles. He wanted to be buried with him, but he had to wait because the ground was still frozen.
My wife and I pedal past the iron gates of the cemetery, the granite markers unread except by the gold finches that rocket through on their constant errands, and I look over my shoulder and wonder if I too am waiting for some great date but my ground is still frozen.
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- Who Am Us Anyway? said...
A fine -- I mean a really fine -- photograph and prose poem to match. As you point out, we're all fixin' to die, some faster than others, but in the end we're all in this together.
- Sam L. said...
We're in it together, but we leave separately, mostly. Sorry to hear about your neighbor, Mr. Sippi.
On a lighter note, I'd recommend leaving your back yard looking that way. Mowing's a waste of time, and messes up the habitat for the wildlife. Critters need that.
Sam L.
On a lighter note, I'd recommend leaving your back yard looking that way. Mowing's a waste of time, and messes up the habitat for the wildlife. Critters need that.
If you do not mow for years on end, your meadow will eventually turn to forest. My NE hometown has 2-3 times the inhabitants it had when I was growing up there, but also has less farmland. Result: many places that were meadow when I was a child are now forest.
Myself, I like some meadows in view.
Ecological succession has been on display in NE for decades, even centuries.
- Leslie said...
This is a lovely obituary and you honored his memory better than most. Thanks for sharing.
Spectacularly profound. Thank you.


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Fabled guitar-funk album. The sleeve portrays what this album will do to your mind; melt your brain from the inside out with a mash of funk, soul and rock, until it's a steaming cranium in the dirt. Probably most famous for the opening track "Maggot Brain" which is a ten-minute long, life changing solo. Created when Parliament/Funkadelic figure heads George Clinton and Eddie Hazel took acid just before they entered the studio. Clinton then asked Hazel to imagine that he had been told his mother had died, then revealed it was lie. The reaction is fucking insane. Hazel is nuts on guitar. It gives us a small insight into how these guys work, and a notion of their sagacity.
Regardless, one of the best albums I've ever heard. Up there with the most epic of 40-minute long expressions you'll hear. I don't care what musical preference you have, you need this. It's mythical status grows year by year…
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For many years, the much-ballyhooed invention of the wheel has overshadowed the most likely, near-simultaneous invention of an equally important modern innovation: the axle. Without the axle, the wheel would not do anyone much good. Rocks can roll as well and, while this may be great for music, it's not very useful for transportation purposes.
Full Circle.
While the wheel has remained more or less round since its inception, the axle has evolved to spin in all manner of configurations and situations. Insofar as automobiles are concerned, there are more than a few different types of axles. Some are of the short and stubby variety like the spindles upon which non-driven wheels spin. Things get more complicated, however, when the axles have to deliver power to the wheels. If a powered wheel had nothing to do but roll on a perfectly smooth surface, the solution would be simple. A straight axle with no suspension would do the job. As anybody who has recently driven around can attest, roads are everything but perfectly smooth; thus, the axle must be able to deliver power to the wheels and travel with the suspension as it soaks up the bumps.
This gets particularly tricky in the case of a front-wheel-drive car where the wheels are steering the vehicle as well. With all the angles created by the suspension traveling over the bumps and wheels steering to and fro, the axle must be as flexible as a gymnast while spinning like a whirling dervish. The solution was to make axles with constant velocity, or CV joints. Front-wheel, all-wheel and certain rear-drive vehicles with independent suspensions also use this same type of axle, which employs two CV joints to deliver flexible power to the wheels. Some vehicles even employ CV joint axles in the drivelines.
Get the Boot.
A CV joint is a collection of bearings and cages that allows for axle rotation and power delivery on a number of different angles and planes and for the axle to change length as it travels up and down. All the parts spin around in a protective layer of grease that is held inside the joint by a flexible, rubber boot. Without the boot, the grease would simply spin out of the CV joints. The boot also keeps dirt and grime out. On the CV axle are two CV joints along with one or two sets of splines. One side of the axle gets power from the engine, the other delivers the power to the driven wheel. Presto.
Over time the rubber boots of the CV joints can become cracked, torn, or otherwise compromised. Once moisture and dirt get into a CV joint and grease makes its way out, the CV joints days are numbered. Signs of impending failures are a click-click-clicking or metallic crackling noise while turning and accelerating or a clunking upon deceleration. While one can repack, reboot, and rebuild CV axles, it makes more sense for the average do-it-yourselfer to procure replacement units and swap out the old axles. If a boot is torn or missing, it is possible to save the joint if caught early enough, but usually the damage has already been done. Replacing or servicing the entire CV joint axle assembly may be the smarter move since replacing a boot may involve removing an axle, which may also involve removing half or all of the vehicle's brakes and suspension.
Heads Up.
While the basic concept of a CV joint axle is the same from vehicle to vehicle, there are a number of different peculiarities that make access to a service manual an important first step before disassembly. Axle pullers and impact wrenches may be required. Pry bars, circlips, and snap rings inside differentials may also be part of the bargain. This knowledge is best gained before getting started, not while 90-weight gear oil is dripping down your sleeve.


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Diginoiz says that Diginoiz Piano Themes contains radio ready, extremely melodic Piano loops taken from previous Diginoiz sample packs. THey tell us that all samples were made with attention to detail, only on hardware, to get best possible sound. There are 127 Piano Loops, all key and tempo labeled.
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Blister Pack PSD Mockup I would like to share PSD files with you. If you need them to use them freely. A front and back of a clean blister packaging box. The print-ready PSD file (2560 x 1440 pixels at 300 dpi) is fully layered and intelligent.
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Master of the Rings: The Unauthorized Story Behind J.R.R. Tolkien's 'Lord of the Rings'
This documentary examines the social and cultural underpinnings of the trilogy of The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, in an attempt to understand the work's phenomenal success and influence. The program looks for answers in the author's sources of inspiration, from the folk legends of Norway to the field of linguistics of which Tolkien was a lifelong student. It finds that the deep chord the story strikes owes its resonance to the author's use of archetypal imagery and language. Many examples of these recurrent themes and images are given, with readings from the work and other literature. Interviews with the book's illustrators, the brothers Hildebrandt, speak to the power of the imagery in the classic story. Scholars, Tolkien's children, and the author himself provide insight into the mythic themes and the spell they have cast over the vast readership of The Lord of the Rings.
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Director: Stephen Grant
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Release: 2001
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According to his attorney, Mark Besemann "knew there was some sort of dispute over the exact property line" when he bought an acre of land in 2013. Here's where his neighbor claims the exact property line is:
Of course this only "resolved" the dispute temporarily, because it led to a lawsuit by Besemann against the neighbor, Roger Weber. The case was supposed to go to trial last week but that was postponed to December at Weber's request, according to reports.
Seems likely that's because Weber is running for a seat in the Minnesota House, and would prefer to have the trial after the November election, but I'm just speculating. For all I know, he's planning to embrace the incident and work it into his campaign—I'm thinking something like: "Roger Weber—Not Afraid to Draw the Line" or "Willing to Make the Tough Cuts."
The Democratic incumbent probably could come up with some good lines of her own, but so far she has declined to comment. As this report suggests, that could be because she beat Weber 71-29% in the 2012 election, and does not see the need for any help in the rematch.
The lawsuit seeks $20,000 in property damage, $20,000 in punitive damages, and some amount of additional land as a "buffer zone."


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About Slottsmissionen
The chances are you may not have heard of Slottsmissionen. We are not a large or well known missions organisation. On the contrary we are at present a fledgling work laying foundations in Sweden and Scandinavia.
Why the name Slottsmissionen? Slottsmissionen is part of Ströms Slott AB. Thats why the organization got it's name.
What exactly does Slottsmissionen do? This will take some time to answer as there are many different aspects to our work. We are greatly concerned and burdened for the Gospel. We have no hesitation in stating that we hold fast to the old time Gospel. We are not culturally relevant or liberalistic in our understanding of the Bible. Some might say 'you are living in the 19th century'. We would respond by saying that we would like to go back much further in time, how about the first century as a good starting point? It states in Galatians 1: 8-9 8 'But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed. 9 As we said before, so say I now again, if any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed.' This is exceptionally strong language the apostle Paul uses here and for good reason. The Gospel is an incredibly serious business. You are dealing with heaven and hell, light and darkness, God or satan, the very eternal souls of men. This is not a lightweight or frivolous matter. Slottsmissionen preaches and teaches very straightly on these matters. If you like a modernistic, easy going and non confrontational form of Swedish Christianity you will not like this ministry.
Slottsmissionen has a particular burden for the often neglected and remoter parts of Sweden. We of course are glad to help, encourage and preach in larger churches and cities. It is after all where the majority of Christians and the Swedish population is found. But nonetheless we are prepared to travel to small places and churches in order to encourage and bless the saints and reach unsaved and unreached people. We believe strongly in working together with local churches. This is the pattern. It's great to have a visiting evangelist come and preach for a weekend or a week. Hold some special services. Sweden needs evangelists, lots of them! But this does not denessitate the importance of a local body actively involved in spreading the good news. Part of the evangelists gift is to stir up the body of Christ to fulfil the great commission both at home and abroad.
God fill us with the Holy Spirit so we can have boldness to preach and witness: Acts 1:8 & 4:31. So many believers are cruelly hampered by the fear of man. 'But Peter and John answered and said unto them, Whether it be right in the sight of God to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge ye.' Acts 4:19. Oh how we need the fear of the Lord. It is the beginning of wisdom. We talk so much about the Holy Spirit in this day, but there is a reality of Him that frees a Christian from over consciousness of his fellow man. The Bible says in Proverbs 29:25 that the fear of man brings a snare. We long in slottsmissionen to see Christians brought into this glorious reality. Oh the weakness of the flesh when one stands publicly to proclaim the Gospel, but equally oh the strengthening and power of the Holy Spirit when we obey. God gives the Holy Spirit to those who obey him. Acts 5:32.
Ok. We invite slottsmissionen to visit our church. What will you actually do? We are flexible. But generally, we preach evangelistic services both in the church and also on the street. We testify, preach and read the Bible publicly and aloud in the squares. We engage in one to one evangelism and pray for the needs of people as the Lord leads. We door to door. We can hold tent meetings too in the Summer. But our emphasis is on preaching. We train people in Biblical evangelism. We have missions trips in our vehicles. So members from your assembly or locality can join us we journey from place to place. There are loudspeakers and preaching platforms on the roofs of our Land Rovers. This is a very effective way of reaching people. In the Summer particularly when there are festivals or gatherings.
But winter time can be good too, especially at skiing or Winter sports events where large crowds of people attend. May we remind you dear reader that Jesus commanded us to go OUT into the highways and byways. Too many times the church in the Western world is insular and expects sinners to come IN. It's great if they do attend our services, but oftentimes in this day and age it's not the case. We cannot afford to wait for them. There is an urgency to the Gospel. The Bible says today is the day of salvation. 2 Cor 6:2 and in Hebrews 3:15 'TODAY if you hear his voice do not harden your hearts.' unrepentant sinners go to hell in Winter time, not only in the Summer!
Just as an aside, sometimes when we are invited to hold a mission we are asked if we can pass out tea and coffee, cakes and biscuits etc. Whilst we don't object to this. This really is not our primary focus as a missions team. Though your church members are welcome to do so. Apart from the fact, when you really preach the Gospel, and that means confronting people concerning their sins, preaching the cross and resurrection, repentance and new birth, heaven AND hell, the judgment seat etc. The whole Gospel, not just the humanistically acceptable parts eg, God loves you! There is a truth to this found in Calvary. But to reduce the Gospel to this one mantra as many do in this age is a gross misrepresentation of what the Gospel truly is.
There is much to say on this matter. But when you preach a full Gospel expect that some people will be very angry, even Swedes! Yes even Swedes can get angry when they hear a pure Gospel. So that means they may not be so disposed to accepting your coffee and biscuits. But it doesn't say in the book of Acts that the Christians went everywhere giving people tea and cakes. It says that the believers went everywhere preaching the word of God. Acts 8:4. We are certainly not against doing acts of charity or extending kindnesses to the people of this world, quite the reverse, but it should never take the place of preaching. We must not do social projects at the expense of the Gospel. This is all too often the case these days. We have held successful outreaches where we have hired out for example a 'folkets hus' and invited people to a dinner. There was opportunity to befriend people, speak to them about Christ and have someone share testimony. We have also seen churches in Sweden start 'Språk Cafes' which is an excellent form of outreach. You can meet people's physical needs, food, clothing, shelter, friendship. A particularly good way to reach immigrants and the more isolated in society. There's nothing wrong with any of this and we would encourage it BUT it doesn't replace the need to publicly preach the Gospel.
Slottsmissionen briefly describedWe want to work towards spreading the fame of God's goodness in Sweden. We want to build networks between people who are passionate for the Gospel to once again reach many Swedes the same way as was done during the 1800's revival. Slottsmissionen wishes to support efforts to reach out with the gospel in Sweden. We want to help setup meetings between people who are prepared to put their lives, their time and resources to the Lord's disposal in the largest of all missions: to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We want to create communities of Christian entrepreneurs and evangelists. We want to take the initiative and provide support for church planting all over Sweden.
Our values
- We believe that the Bible is the word of God and the only foundation for Christian doctrine and life. We believe that every human being can be saved through personal repentance and by faith in Jesus Christ as the only path to salvation.
- We believe that there is a heaven and a hell, and that every person's choice to accept or reject Christ is decisive for where one will spend eternity. We are convinced that every Christian is called to spread the good news in different ways; the Gospel of God's salvation.
- We believe in the Holy Spirit and that God himself confirms the preaching of the word by giving power to the conversion by raise people up from humiliation, through healing the wounds of the slain and by freeing people from the bondage and slavery of sin. All this happens because of Jesus Christ on the cross bore our sin and broke the power of Satan.
- We believe that God has chosen to work through his church and that the church is called to be a witness of God's grace and a blazing torch to remind the world about God's salvation and God's character.


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Carrie Underwood cherishes every part of her busy life
Pregnant Carrie Underwood has her hands full in each and every aspect of her life – but insists she wouldn't have it any other way.
The Cry Pretty star is currently expecting her second child with husband Mike Fisher, with whom she also shares three-year-old son Isaiah. Her due date is fast approaching, and Carrie rarely gets a second to herself thanks to her busy work life. But in an interview with Kix Brooks on American Country Countdown, the 35-year-old said she loves every part of her action-packed lifestyle.
"There's a lot happening, but that is what we take on as women, and I cherish every role I get to be in – the country music singer, you know, the boss, the whatever, the mom," she mused. "Those are all good things, and I feel like moms everywhere just know.
"They juggle. I juggle. We're all doing the same things, just in different ways. We've all got jobs to do, and we've got babies to take care of and it all happens at once, and you figure it out."
As well as being a hands-on mother and country singing sensation, Carrie is also enjoying success with her activewear line CALIA by Carrie Underwood and being the face of NBC's Sunday Night Football show.
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Interview: 2016 Visionary Award Recipient Priscilla Block
On April 25, The St. Louis Visionary Awards will celebrate the passion, determination, and imagination of six local women who daily dive into the trenches to improve our city's arts culture by stimulating artistic ability via education, philanthropy activism and public engagement.
The honorees selected were chosen by a committee of prominent professionals who include co-chairs Sara Burke and Kim Eberlein, as well as Adrienne Davis, Alison Ferring, Renee Franklin, Melissa Howe, Cynthia Prost, Marilyn Sheperd and Donna Wilkinson.
From her time as a potter and printmaker to her tenure of more than a decade and a half as the executive director of St. Louis ArtWorks, this year's Outstanding Arts Professional, Priscilla Block, has worked ceaselessly to improve St. Louis as a culturally rich community. Mercurial in her passion, professionalism and love of the arts, her entrepreneurial swagger has ensconced a sense of long-term stability in the organization.
In addition to this year's Visionary Award, Priscilla was awarded a lifetime achievement award from UMSL for her dedication to the arts in 2014.
St. Louis ArtWorks, the organization that she throws every fiber of her being into, was founded in 1995 originally in partnership with Grand Center, the City of St. Louis and the Regional Arts Commission. Since taking over the reins in 2001, Block has expanded the nonprofit by more than 200 percent. The key to Block's success is her skills with using the arts as catalyst for career growth, community building and personal development.
Her stewardship and community engagement has enabled ArtWorks to expand its operations with a permanent home at the former Hudson Automotive dealership at 5959 Delmar Boulevard. This expansive home features over 18,000 feet of studios, media stations, an events space and room for an outdoor garden.
Block commented on her award, her tenure at ArtWorks and how the arts have affected her life.
As we approach the Visionary Awards can you tell us how the arts have impacted your life?
I knew I wanted to be an artist since kindergarten. I always was very involved with it and became a practicing professional artist out of high school; I apprenticed with a potter for many years and went on to sell my work. I did that for 20 years and then I went on to college, and ended up switching to printmaking by the time I finished up my Master's degree at Washington University. I've been doing printmaking ever since then.
My job gives me the ability to think creatively and act creatively. There's a point where I had to tell myself as my professional, personal, career took a backseat to my career here at ArtWorks that what I was doing at ArtWorks was an art. Once I accepted that, I didn't have that sort of battle within myself about not having shows.
Describe your creative process as an artist and as the head of your organization?
Well both of them actually start the same way: mundane jobs of cleaning up. There's nothing like walking around with a broom or dusting to totally free your mind to thinking. It's getting everything cleaned up and ready and then blast, I sit down and go.
When I think about my creative process for the organization it has to do—and the same with my personal art actually—with what is impacting me in the world. I think that is important for others to understand through the lens of art.
In terms of mashing together the missions, we want our kids not to become professional artists necessarily but we want them to be aware of opportunities out there and while they're making their art, they get information about different business through our client relationships.
How can St. Louisans better champion the arts?
By visiting and attending things that are brought to the public as arts-related events. If you only look at the newspaper or the media around locally, chances are you are going to miss an awful lot of what is going on in the visual arts.
To support the arts in St. Louis, you need to go see them. You need to consider buying something locally made rather than chain-made and you'll enjoy it more.
What made you want to become more deeply involved in our arts community?
There was a defining moment when I felt that's what I could be. It was when I was in kindergarten and my teacher told me that my little cut-out brown bear was the best bear. I came from a very large family and that was the first time I felt singled out for doing something special. It stuck with me for the rest of my life. It was my center of self-confidence.
When I was a professional artist as a potter for all those years, I decided to try teaching because I had been getting a little too isolated in my own studio. But I'd never been to college and I did not have a degree, so I knew that instead of fighting it, I had to join it and I get my degree.
Going to college, I fell in love with just about everything. I had a triple major as an undergraduate in painting, photography and graphic design. I merged all of those into printmaking when I got to Washington University. Then I pretty much stepped away from ceramics. That was intentional when I went to college because I was interested in making very large ceramic pieces and it was wearing out my joints. I knew it wasn't going to be the kind of art form I would take into my next age in life.
What can other artists and creative professionals in the region do to foster stimulation in the arts?
I think the more you embrace it as part of your life, the more everyone else around you sees it, knows it, feels it, and it's kind of that growing-out kind of ripple.
How does this award reflect the work you did in 2015?
I certainly think it is reflective of the vision I've had for St. Louis ArtWorks' growth and its future. In each month, the focus is sharper, the details more clear. Each month, I can get a tighter perspective of what I want but I had to start with the lens wide open. The next step after this is preparing for the steps towards the 10 years when I am sure I wont be here anymore and the board will have turned over. So getting everything ready for transition and finding the best ways to utilize this building and this location.
I call it the miracle on the Hudson. This is the miracle of Delmar. It's like 'Wow, we landed safely!' We're on this ride and it's left the station already. So hold on and see it at the end.
For more information about Block and St. Louis ArtWorks, visit: stlartworks.org


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People tend to have much more faith in ideas that we discover for ourselves rather than ideas that are handed to us on a silver platter. And if that's true, isn't it bad judgment to try to ram your opinions down the throats of other people? Isn't is wiser to make suggestions—and let the other person think out the conclusion?
Dale Carnegie found this out for himself when a man up in the beautiful Canadian province of New Brunswick used this technique on him and won his patronage:
"I was planning at the time to do some fishing and canoeing in New Brunswick," said Carnegie. "So I wrote the tourist bureau for information. Evidently my name and address were put on a mailing list, for I was immediately overwhelmed with scores of letters and booklets and printed testimonials from camps and guides. I was bewildered. I didn't know which to choose. Then one camp owner did a clever thing. He sent me the names and telephone numbers of several new York people who had stayed at his camp and he invited me to telephone them and discover for myself what he had to offer.
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"The others had been trying to sell me their service, but one let me sell myself. That organization won."
Twenty-five centuries ago, Lao-tse, a Chinese sage, said some thing that we can still use in our lives today:
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Mostly constructed of innuendoes and gender stereotyping puns. Gerard goes to the doctor after weeks of stomach aches and morning sickness. FRERARD ONESHOT
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(#) fatherfuckingmeese 2012-10-22YAYY JESUS. Who'da thunk it? So he's like the male version of Mary. . . hot.
Author's responseHa. Not quite my child, Gerard Way is no virgin.
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(#) fatherfuckingmeese 2012-10-22:D I love you.
Author's responseDo you do you like it? Is it really wicked?
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(#) BulletproofNinja 2012-10-22I freakin' love you. I spat out my water when I read that last line. THE HOLY JEEBUS!!!!! Haha Virgin Gerard... Gerard? A virgin? Psshhhh yeah, right!
This was brilliant!
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Author's responseYou say it's brilliant but then you remember that this is what I spend all my time doing, that i actually sat down one day and thought, I have a really good idea for a frerard one shot, and then took the time to write it out. And then what is it? Eh?
Probably still birlliant
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(#) fatherfuckingmeese 2012-10-22^^^^^^^ I LOVE YOU MOREEEEE. demonic voice As Ron Weasley would say, BLOODY 'ELL HARRY. XD Yes. That was very funny.
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(#) Mirazal 2012-10-22Ohmygosh what
This is actually brilliant.
The puns, I can imagine them.....
Update soon please.
This is my new religion.
Author's responseNo more updates I'm afraid. I really would, I just don't see how the baby could physically get out......
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(#) KelseyChem 2012-11-19Oh dear sweet satan, I lterally cried with laughter at that.
Ohmygod I can't even XDDD
The only problem with it is it's so devastatingly short..
Ohmygod XDDD
Author's responseI probably could have turned it into at least two testaments but not in exam season, so sorry for that.
Thank youuuu
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(#) CyanideCola 2013-03-09OMFG i wasn't expecting that
but....i think that is actually what happened in the bible but because they are Catholics and most of them are against gay couples they changed it to make it look like it was a normal couple
enough fan-girling
this frerard is AMAZEBALLS
keep writing
Jade xo
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CDA Convention in PEI: Transitioning Into or Out of a Dental Practice
It promises to be the event of the summer! The Dental Association of PEI is holding its joint convention with the Canadian Dental Association in Charlottetown August 22nd to 25th, 2018. A great scientific as well as social program awaits PEI guests along with a sizeable number of exhibitors who are showing their latest and brightest products and technologies.
Dr. Bernie Dolansky has had a distinguished dental career including service as President of: the Ottawa Dental Society, the Ontario Dental Association, and the Canadian Dental Association as well as having been a director of the Ash Temple companies and a consultant to Henry Schein Canada. He has also served on numerous professional and volunteer boards and has been awarded Honorary Membership in both the CDA and the ODA.
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Most dentists will buy or sell a practice only once in their professional careers. It becomes imperative to get it right the first time because there are very real and painful consequences for getting it wrong.
This presentation will review the current market conditions for practices in Canada and the drivers of value in a practice as well as strategies that one can implement to increase the value of the practice that is being sold or understand the parameters that are important when buying a practice. The presentation will include market factors; the factors that influence the value of a dental practice; what you can do to enhance the value as a buyer or a seller; practical timelines for buying or selling a practice; practice valuations; tax considerations; contract pitfalls for the buyer or the seller; and creative strategies for achieving YOUR transition goals.
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The final year of what has been called the bracket buster series of college basketball came to a conclusion for Cleveland State with a 60-54 win on the road Saturday against Western Illinois behind 16 points each from Vikings Bryn Forbes and Charlie Lee before 4,259 at Western Hall.
The bracket buster idea, which was to allow mid-major teams to make a statement to help secure NCAA tournament spots, will come to and end after 11 years that saw the Vikings play as far away as Northridge, Cal.
It ended with CSU meeting an old rival from days in the AMCU and Mid-Continent Conference when the two met twice a season.
The first meeting of the host Leathernecks and Vikings since CSU took an 85-68 decision back on Feb. 19, 1994, saw WIU race out to a 15-4 advantage only to see the Vikings cut the deficit to 29-27 at intermission behind a pair of 3-pointers from Lee.
That helped offset an 8-point first half from WIU's Don McAvoy, who was held scoreless in the second half with CSU's Sebastian Douglas assigned to the Leatherneck.
Cleveland State, which had lost four of five before its visit to Macomb, Ill., then took command over the Leathernecks, who were in search of their 20th win of the season.
After a basket by Forbes tied the gamer at 31-31, CSU's only senior, Tim Kamczyc got a 3-point play that first retied the game at 33-33 and and concluded with a free throw that pushed the Vikings into a 34-33 lead they never surrendered.
Forbes then became the key, using a pair of 3-pointers and a field goal from Forbes while Junior Lomomba addded a pair of field goals that allowed the Vikings to lead 46-42 with just over eight minutes left.
The CSU advantage never got smaller than two points the rest of the way as the Vikings were able to hit six of eight free throws in the final 30 seconds to secure the win.
While the Leathernecks got nothing from McAvoy in the second half, WIU found Adam Link lead the hosts with 15 points with Terell Parks getting 12 and Ceola Clark another 10 for the Summit League's second place team.
Western Illinois, with a 11-3 league record, is 1/2 game behind South Dakota State (12-3) in the Summit League.
With the win, the Vikings, only the second visitor to win at Western Hall, move to 14-16 overall. All that is left is a lone road game in Chicago on Saturday at Loyola. While the Vikings will know more about their fate on Tuesday entering the Saturday game, the team's seeding will be much more clear.
For Cleveland State to still have any shot at a first round Horizon League tournament game, Illinois-Chicago must have lost its Tuesday game against Wright State. That would leave wiggle room for the Vikings to sneak into the sixth spot and that includes hosting a first round game. If the Flames fall to Wright State, it would set up Saturday with UIC hosting Detroit. A Detroit win over UIC and a CSU victory at Loyola would serve the Vikings into that first round home game which would be March 5 at the Wolstein Center.


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Yesterday was window dressing day (facilitated at just the right time by Yellen's most dovish commentary to date) not only for the hedge fund and vacuum tube community, but also for banks, which as we reported received a record $242 billion in Treasurys from the Fed via an all time high reverse repo. Which means that today, as the repo unwinds, the system will be flooded with over $100 billion.
This brings us to the topic of what stocks may do today - while futures are already solidly in the green, perhaps on the abysmal Japanese Tankan results, or China's Schrodinger economy, which has been growing and contracting ever since 2012, and posted PMIs that both beat and missed, or maybe it was the record high Italian unemployment reported overnight - will likely focus on just one thing: how to frontrun April performance in the first millisecond of trading. And since April is conventionally the stronger month of the year, and since all bad news are both ignored and priced in at the same time, expect yet another levitation day courtesy of our friends, the high freaks, whose time may be drawing to a close not because of the FBI investigation, which is a joke, but because Goldman has now picked a side, and it is not that belonging to the vacuum tubes.
Among the key overnight events was the February Euro area unemployment report, which was unchanged at 11.9%, lower than the 12% median estimate; in Italy it rose to a record 13% while in Germany the locally defined jobless rate for March stayed at the lowest in at least two decades Euro zone PMI held at 53 in February, unchanged from January and matching median estimate in a Bloomberg survey HSBC/Markit's China PMI fell to 48 in March, the lowest reading since July, from 48.5 in February; a separate PMI from the government, with a larger sample size, was at 50.3 from 50.2 the previous month NATO foreign ministers meet today to discuss their next steps after Putin began withdrawing forces stationed on Ukraine's border Gazprom raised prices for Ukraine 44% after a discount deal expired, heaping financial pressure on the government in Kiev as it negotiates international bailouts.
RanSquawk confirms that overall, it has been a quiet session in Europe this morning, with the sentiment towards riskier assets supported by the release of an encouraging set of EU related PMIs and also lower than expected German unemployment rate, which fell to the lowest since German unification in 1989.
Looking at the day ahead, there are plenty of activity indicators to digest on the data docket. Beginning in Europe, the final Euroarea and UK PMIs will be released today together with the PMIs for Italy and Spain. Stateside, the focus will be on the ISM manufacturing and US auto sales data. There is market chatter that a number of US automakers will report strong March sales following the winter slump (Bloomberg). Right, onto the performance review.
Bulletin headline summary from Bloomberg and RanSquawk
- Treasuries decline, led by 10Y and 30Y; curve spreads steepen as unwind of post-Fed flattening continues; data and Fed speaker calendar light as market focuses on Thursday's ECB meeting, Friday's U.S. payrolls.
- Unemployment in the euro area was at 11.9% in February, lower than the 12% median in a Bloomberg News survey; in Italy it rose to a record 13% while in Germany the locally defined jobless rate for March stayed at the lowest in at least two decades
- Euro zone PMI held at 53 in February, unchanged from January and matching median estimate in a Bloomberg survey
- HSBC/Markit's China PMI fell to 48 in March, the lowest reading since July, from 48.5 in February; a separate PMI from the government, with a larger sample size, was at 50.3 from 50.2 the previous month
- NATO foreign ministers meet today to discuss their next steps after Putin began withdrawing forces stationed on Ukraine's border
- Gazprom raised prices for Ukraine 44% after a discount deal expired, heaping financial pressure on the government in Kiev as it negotiates international bailouts
- Japan's economy will probably withstand a sales tax increase that takes effect today as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe prepares economic stimulus measures and companies raise wages, the country's new bank lobby chief said
- The first phase of Obamacare ended yesterday much the same way it began: The federal website drew 1.2 million visitors by noon and crashed at least twice
- Federal agents are investigating whether high-frequency trading firms break U.S. laws by acting on nonpublic information to gain an edge over competitors
- Sovereign yields higher. Asian stocks mostly higher. European equity markets, U.S. stocks futures gain. WTI crude and copper lower, gold gains
US Event Calendar
- 9:45am: Markit U.S. Manufacturing PMI, March final, est. 56 (prior 55.5)
- 10:00am: ISM Manufacturing Index, March, est. 54 (prior 53.2)
- ISM Prices Paid, March., est. 59.5 (prior 60)
- 10:00am: Construction Spending, m/m, Feb., est. 0.0% (prior 0.1%)
- 10:00am: IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism, April, est. 46.0 (prior 45.1
- TBA: Domestic Vehicle Sales, March., est. 12.3m (prior 11.98m); Total Vehicle Sales, March., est. 15.8m (prior 15.27m) Central Banks
- EU finance ministers, central bankers meet in Athens Supply
- 11:30am: U.S. to sell $25b 52W bills, $25b 4W bills
Asian Headlines
JGBs traded higher overnight in Asia, with the swaps curve bull flattening following 10y JGB auction (first in new fiscal year) and also after the BoJ's Tankan survey missed expectations, with the drop in sentiment larger than when the sales tax was last hiked in 1997. Prices were also supported by the release of somewhat mixed macroeconomic data from China, with Manufacturing PMI coming in at 50.3 vs. Exp. 50.1 (Prev. 50.2) and HSBC Manufacturing coming in at 48.0 vs. Exp. 48.1 (Prev. 48.1).
EU & UK Headlines
The release of an encouraging set of EU related PMIs and better than expected German jobs report (with unemployment rate at its lowest since German unification in 1989), combined with further unwind of built in expectation of easing by the ECB meant that Bunds traded lower since the open. Looking elsewhere, UK Gilts failed to benefit from the release of weaker than expected UK Manufacturing PMI and in fact underperformed EU peers, with markets focusing on the latest comments by BoE's Carney who said financial markets should be prepared for higher interest rates in the future.
US Headlines
Attention now turns to the release of the latest ISM Manufacturing PMI and the weekly API reports.
Stocks in Europe gapped higher at the open (Eurostoxx50 +0.5%), benefiting from the carry-over of sentiment following dovish comments by Yellen yesterday and also a raft of positive corporate related news flow pre-market. The move higher in stocks was led by basic materials sectors, with BHP Billiton among the best performing stocks following reports that the company is considering spinning off non-core assets worth up to USD 20bln.
EUR outperformed GBP this morning, supported by the release of weaker than expected UK Manufacturing PMI and also the ongoing unwind of bearish positions ahead of the ECB governing council meeting this week. EUR/GBP also benefited from M&A related flows following reports that Metso may be acquired by UK listed Weir Group. Of note overnight, the Reserve Bank of Australia kept rates unchanged at 2.50%, alongside expectations, the central bank also noted that AUD is high by historical standards and that the boost from lower AUD to be less due to recent FX gains.
Little in terms of commodity related news flows this morning, but analysts at Deutsche Bank raised 2014 gold price estimate by 10% to USD 1,261 and see 2014 Brent price forecast at USD 106.50bbl, WTI price forecast at USD 96.60bbl. Elsewhere, a Libyan tribal leader has claimed a deal is 'imminent' to open Rebel-held oil ports in the Country. Also of note, Gazprom has raised its Ukrainian NatGas prices 44%, to USD 385.5 pre 1,000 cubic metres, after a discount deal expired, also stating that Ukraine's debt for unpaid gas bills stand at USD 1.711bln.
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We complete the overnight summary with Jim Reid's recap of the past 24 hours.
Yesterday was a day for the doves as the combination of a weaker than expected Euro CPI and a less-hawkish sounding Yellen gave a boost to equities, EM and carry assets. Yellen's speech at an interagency development conference was titled "What the Federal Reserve Is Doing to Promote a Stronger Job Market" so it was clear from the outset that it would have a dovish bias. Nevertheless, the content on the speech turned out to have a number of dovish elements to it and was perhaps useful in highlighting Yellen's own biases relative to those of the Committee that she highlighted a couple of weeks ago at her post-FOMC press conference. In her speech yesterday, the Fed Chair indicated a number of times that she thought that "the U.S. economy is still considerably short of the two goals assigned to the Federal Reserve by the Congress". She noted that "The recovery still feels like a recession to many Americans, and it also looks that way in some economic statistics." On the jobs side, she focused on the "slack" in the jobs sector which she said she measured in four ways, outside of the unemployment rate. They were - the number of part-time workers who would like a full time job, low wage growth, share of long-term unemployed and the falling participation rate. On the unemployment rate itself, Yellen said that the full employment would be reached with unemployment between 5.2% to 5.6% (versus 6.7% in February).
Yellen's comments gave equities a small lift but the dovish sentiment started earlier in the day with the keenly awaited Euroarea March inflation report. We learnt that headline March CPI fell to 0.5%, lower than the 0.6% consensus estimate, and the lowest reading since October 2009. Core CPI came in at 0.8%, and although it was consistent with Bloomberg consensus, it was still lower than last month's 1.0% reading, and very much near the post-crisis lows. Interestingly, the Euro immediately printed at a low of 1.372 post-CPI, but the initial weakness was quickly unwound in a matter of minutes and the Euro finished the day at 1.377 (or +0.12% on the day). It was a similar story in bunds with yield ticking down to a low of around 1.55%, but promptly retracing the move and more, before finishing at 1.565%. Perhaps markets were already conditioned for a low CPI print following last Friday's weaker than expected German inflation report, or perhaps markets were mindful of weekend's hawkish comments from the Bundesbank's Weidmann. Alternatively, it's possible that the inflation number was not weak enough to prompt the ECB to act come Thursday. Nevertheless over the past week it does feel that expectations are rising again for an unconventional policy response from the ECB later in the year.
Across the Atlantic, there was more data weakness for the doves after the US Chicago PMI came in at YTD low of 55.9, almost 4 points lower than expectations and prior month's number. DB US economics team notes that the slowdown came from a drop in new orders (58.8 vs. 63.6) and employment (50.0 vs. 59.3) but they expect some of these components to stabilise in the coming months as weather-induced effects wear off. The backdrop of weak inflation data and a dovish Yellen saw a number of EM and carry assets perform well. Italian and Spanish bond yields compressed by a basis point, despite the slightly higher bond yields in the core. Turkish and Russian USD bonds rallied by around 15bp apiece. The TRY (+2.3%) and RUB (+1.6%) both strengthened against the USD. The latter was helped by news that Russian President Putin had ordered a partial withdraw of troops from Ukraine's eastern border. But the positive sentiment was partially offset by fears that Russia could focus on the Moldovan breakaway region of Transnistria, towards Ukraine's south east, and the Russian Prime Minister's appearance in Crimea only served to inflame tensions with Ukraine and the West. In France, there were political developments of a different kind as France's president appointed a new prime minister (Manuel Valls, a former interior minister) after the previous PM resigned amid the Socialist's poor showing at local elections. President Hollande pledged tax cuts to a bid to boost growth, and said that the government has work to do in convincing the EU that its efforts to boost growth "should be taken into account in how it respects its commitments" (Reuters).
Overnight markets are trading with a firmer tone today, with some relief after a consensus beating Chinese PMI. The official PMI came in at 50.3, against expectations of 50.1 and slightly better than February's 50.2. Offsetting this partially, the final HSBC manufacturing PMI was revised down to 48.0 versus the preliminary reading of 48.1. Chinese equities have started the quarter on a positive note with the HSCEI (+0.15%) and Shanghai Comp (+0.7%) recording modest gains. On the topic of China, the domestic bond market recorded yet another default with small construction materials firm Xuzhou Zhongsen defaulting on a small US$30m bond today, according to the 21st Century Business Herald. The default is apparently the first in the country's high yield market which was launched in June 2012, and it's fair to say that we can probably expect more of these to occur during the year. In Japan, the tankan survey indicated that big manufacturers' sentiment rose by one point from three months ago to 17, the 5th consecutive quarter of improvement but slightly short of a median market forecast of 18. On a less positive note, both big manufacturers and non-manufacturers expect conditions to worsen three months ahead, possibly related to the sales tax hike which came into force today.
Looking at the day ahead, there are plenty of activity indicators to digest on the data docket. Beginning in Europe, the final Euroarea and UK PMIs will be released today together with the PMIs for Italy and Spain. Stateside, the focus will be on the ISM manufacturing and US auto sales data. There is market chatter that a number of US automakers will report strong March sales following the winter slump (Bloomberg). Right, onto the performance review.


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I was grocery shopping the other night and it was such an awesome experience! I know, you're thinking, "How can grocery shopping be an awesome experience?" Trust me, I usually dread it. First of all, I shop at Super Wal-mart. I usually have to spend a couple hours to decompress after that experience all by itself. Not only is it full of crazy people who get irritated that I am going either too slow or too fast, but it's also usually so packed full of these people that you feel like you've left with burn holes and bruises all over from evil glares and cart bumping. Well, this night, it WASN'T busy. It was QUIET! I even shouted that word because it's never quiet…not in Wal-mart and not in my house.
Second of all, I am a mom of 3 boys ages 2 to 10 years old and a majority of the time, I am shopping with them. This usually means I am playing referee, lawyer (arguing why they can't get something and trying to convince them why I am right), and entertainer because my 2 year old has an attention span of well, a 2 year old! So, when I get home, not only do I have to decompress from the whole Walmart experience, but I have to decompress from the stressful job it is to shop, think and keep track of my kids at the same time! (FYI: If you don't have boys, here's a little perspective for you. What we recognize as white aisles for pushing shopping carts, they see as raceways; shiny and clean ready for action!) On this night, I was by MYSELF! I capitalized it again! If you're a mom, how often does THAT happen?
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Now you can see why my night of grocery shopping was AWESOME!
The first chance I had to make something with it was the next day for lunch. I had BBQ chicken left over from the night before so I decided I'd make a BBQ Chicken Wrap much like what you see below except I didn't take a picture of mine. I was too excited to eat mine and didn't even think to take a picture!
I took 2 Tbs. of the cream cheese and spread it all over the multi-grain flatout wrap I had. Then, I shredded the chicken and laid it over the top. I layered it with kale (you could use lettuce), tomato slices and cilantro. Next time, I am going to stir-fry some red peppers and onions up to put inside. Another option would be to add a bit of corn and black beans! To me, cilantro is a necessity in this one. Upon first bite, I was in love!
So, that night I made my protein pancakes. I mixed my special cream cheese with a bit of Splenda. I spread it over the warm pancakes and topped with diced strawberries! I loved it so much I ate that again for breakfast!
Here's a link to my pin of my protein pancake recipe that I put on Pinterest.
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It's that time again, the weekly Dev Blog is here and there's been a ton of important progress behind the scenes at NVYVE Studios. Another round of testing has been done, fixes were implemented, gameplay tweaked and balanced and overall PAMELA is now a shinier and smoother game than ever before! Oh, and read on further to see just a tiny bit of news….


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Perhaps someday!
Summer vacation officially starts for the kids today at 4:30 p.m. Or as they would write here, "16h30."
Happy holidays!