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Breakfast at Maison Kayser: For Best Results, Stay Close to the Bread
Where to go for the first meal of the day.
[Photographs: Robyn Lee]
1294 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10021 (map); 212-744-3100; maison-kayser-usa.com
Service: Friendly, accommodating, and pleasantly French
Setting: A large, bright dining room, spacious but bustling
Compare It To: Le Pain Quotidien
Must-Haves: Smoked Salmon Tartine, Nutella Tartine, Bread Basket, French Toast
Cost: Pastries: $3.50 to $4.25, Breakfast plates: $8 to $14
Grade: B+ (order with a game plan)
I first fell in love with Eric Kayser's breads and pastries in Paris more than twenty years ago, when I believe he had only a single jewel box of a shop. Kayser at the time was the boy wonder combination bread baker and pastry maker, an unusual double even to this day. My most vivid taste memories from my daily visits that week were the staggeringly good baguettes and the moist, light, and vividly flavored financiers.
Now, twenty years later, Kayser has built a bread and pastry empire, with twenty locations in Paris and 80 around the world (even one in Singapore, the unmistakable sign that a food purveyor or chef-restaurateur is engaged in empire-building; see Pizzeria Mozza). After a false start in Los Angeles a few years ago (the wrong partners Kayser says—it's always the wrong partners, isn't it?), he has come to America with a vengeance. His new large, bright, and cheery initial location on the Upper East Side is open morning, noon and night, and two more locations are set to open next year in the Flatiron District and midtown.
Can you get truly great French bread from an international chain? Our friend David Lebovitz sure thinks so:
I love his pain aux cereales, a lot. And his baguettes are reliably good, unlike other places where the quality changes all the time. I know how hard it is to replicate baked items and make them consistently good (all his breads are baked in each bakery in Paris, not at a central commissary, like some other places). His financiers are excellent and he makes some of the best chocolate chip cookies I've ever had, even better than many in America, which is rare in France.
We already got a taste in our first look, which was promising indeed, and Andrew Coe has given some of the bread his once-over. There are three menus: breakfast, a combined lunch and dinner, and pastries, and we've decided to systematically eat through the whole menu, starting with breakfast. We descended en masse, six hungry serious eaters in search of a perfect omelette, croissant, coffee, and a simple tartine with butter, among other things.
We startled our friendly server with our order: "Could we have the entire left-hand side of the menu (with two exceptions which we thought were duplicative)? She cheerily replied, "Oui, but of course," and we were off and running (or should I say eating).
Smoked salmon tartine.
Kayser and his cohorts wisely use his extraordinary bread (specifically his tourte de meule, a large loaf made mostly from sourdough) as the foundation for most of the breakfast menu. Sometimes this works brilliantly, like when they toast a piece of bread and layer it with Smoked Salmon ($14) over a schmear of crème fraîche, nestle a perfectly cooked, just runny enough sunny-side up egg on top, and dot the whole thing with fried capers and shaved onions. Magnifique!
Other tartines were not so magnificent. The Egg & Sausage ($12), the closest thing on the menu to an American breakfast sandwich, had way too many things going on: sweet sliced sausage, overcooked scrambled egg, caramelized onions, and basil pesto, all cloaked by fontina cheese that turned leathery from overcooking. Likewise overcooked scrambled eggs also top the Egg & Asparagus ($13) and Egg & Artichoke ($11), and the other toppings don't stand a chance against them.
But a sweet tartine topped with Nutella ($9), bright strawberry preserves, and sliced strawberries was the perfect child's breakfast in adult form. We felt a little guilty liking it so much, but not enough to keep us from cleaning our plates.
Bread pudding French Toast ($12) is deftly executed; the bread is crunchy and brown on the outside and tender inside, not mushy or soggy. It's only mildly sweet, too, not a sugar bomb at all. The fresh fruit and cream it was topped with was an unusual and lovely touch.
The baked egg dishes, called cocottes, were also hit and miss. The egg in our Smoked Salmon cocotte ($14) was tender, if not especially creamy, and it featured the same winning fish and fried capers as the tartine. But our Parisian Ham ($13) fared less well, with way overcooked eggs (including a chalky ball of yolk) and a bread topping that comes with over-melted Gruyere.
Daily bread basket.
Since this is Eric Kayser we're talking about, we also ordered the Viennoiserie (pastry) basket and the Daily Bread baskets ($10 each). The bread basket is, as you would expect, extremely serious, a mix of baguette and slices of larger loaves, and would make a great breakfast on its own. It comes in a perfect little burlap bag with some butter and preserves.
Less successful was the Viennoiserie. With one brioche, one croissant, and one pain au chocolat, the burlap bag that held these three items should have been fuller. $10 is about the cost of those pastries put together; shouldn't we get some added value for the burlap? A "basket" suggests abundance, which we loved in the bread mix. We would have liked the same feeling in this one. As for the pastries themselves, the brioche is as tender and rich as can be while being bread, not cake; the croissant and pain au chocolat could stand to be more buttery, both for flaky texture and flavor.
About halfway through our meal, something clicked, and we got a much better sense of what Maison Kayser is trying to be. This isn't a space designed to be the perfect French cafe. It's really part of an international machine, that like Le Pain Quotidien or Chipotle, is meant to be replicated again and again. The aim isn't perfection in all things; it's tasty, crowd-pleasing food.
Viennoiserie basket.
At times this works very, very well. The bread, which we've sampled half a dozen times, is consistently excellent. The brioche could really be a breakfast on its own. And the smoked salmon and Nutella tartines are wonderful. These things can and should be your morning meal.
The less successful dishes feel like what a French person thinks Americans want to eat for breakfast. So there's sausage and egg, lots of egg, and melted cheese where there doesn't need to be. The tartine portions are enormous, really best shared, and are so piled with ingredients that each require their own cooking that the dish as whole just can't come together. With more restraint, fewer components, and perhaps a more French attitude, they could be much improved.
Eric Kayser is a brilliant bread baker and a wonderful patissier to boot, so there's no doubt that if you order wisely you can have an incredibly satisfying breakfast that is half French, half American, and all Kayser. The misses on the menu feel like they are due to Kayser feeling his way on to the American breakfast foodscape. He's an ambitious fellow, and a mighty talented one to boot, so our guess is he will get on firmer, more consistent footing breakfast-wise in the months to come. Here's hoping his incredibly aggressive expansion plans him the time to more organically develop his cooked dishes.
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Once you are up to 55 km/h or 35 mph, air drag causes around half your fuel use and slows you down. When you go faster, drag increases dramatically.
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Stories from Friday, October 5, 2012
Blytheville Police reports -- 10-4-12 (Local News ~ 10/05/12)
Recent reports from the Blytheville Police Department:
Battle of unbeatens: Junior Pirates stay perfect with another rout (High School Sports ~ 10/05/12)
GOSNELL -- Gosnell faced its toughest conference test Thursday night. But the result was same as the previous three -- a Junior Pirates rout. Tailback Brian Anderson rushed for four touchdowns, and undefeated Gosnell handed Highland its first loss of the season, 34-14, at J.W. Rea Stadium...
Junior Chicks run record to 5-0 with win (High School Sports ~ 10/05/12)
The Blytheville Junior Chickasaws remained undefeated in 2012 after a convincing 26-13 win over rival Greene County Tech Golden Eagles Thursday night at Haley Field. The kickoff time was moved up from 7 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. as school officials try to resolve the lighting problem that caused the stadium lights at Haley Field to suddenly go out two weeks ago during the senior high game between the Chicks and Wynne...
Predictions: Chickasaws try to win at a difficult venue -- GCT (High School Sports ~ 10/05/12)
The Great and Powerful Fitzini--Seer of Seers, prognosticator of prognosticators--will now give you his predictions for this Friday's prep football games. Please keep in mind, these predictions come with a 100 percent guarantee of being either right or wrong...
Annie Ruth Rose (Obituary ~ 10/05/12)
Mrs. Annie Ruth Rose, 84, of Port St. Lucie, Fla., died Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012, at Martin Memorial Medical Center in Stuart.
Carrie Jo 'Josie' Jones (Obituary ~ 10/05/12)
Mrs. Carrie Jo "Josie" Jones, 36, of Manila, wife of Dr. Joe Jones, passed from this life, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012 at St. Bernards Medical Center in Jonesboro.
Columbia trip meets most expectations (Column ~ 10/05/12)
It's a longer drive than I usually like to squeeze around one weekend, but it was worth the trip to see the granddaughters and get in a round of golf with my two oldest sons, both of whom are in the golf business.
Payroll tax probe drones on (Local News ~ 10/05/12)
The joint investigation into the circumstances surrounding the city of Blytheville's multimillion payroll withholding tax debacle is still ongoing, said Lt. Brant Tosh, who is heading up the investigation for the Arkansas State Police.
Museum invites neighbors over for breakfast (Local News ~ 10/05/12)
The Delta Gateway Museum held its first "Breakfast at the Museum" Friday to help spread the word about all the things happening at the Museum.
Caruthersville pushing new take on Halloween (Local News ~ 10/05/12)
In a move toward a more safe, community-minded event, the city of Caruthersville has decided to move away from the traditional trick-or-treating during the Halloween season.
City of Blytheville late with insurance payment (Local News ~ 10/05/12)
The city of Blytheville was late with its quarterly insurance payment to the Arkansas Municipal League, but Blytheville Mayor James Sanders said Thursday that it is his understanding no city employee lost coverage.
Cotton Pickin' Festival this weekend in Gosnell (Local News ~ 10/05/12)
Gosnell residents are gearing up for some traditional autumn celebration this weekend -- the Annual Cotton Pickin' Festival will begin tonight (Friday) and carrying on through Saturday.
Jaycee building resurrected as thrift store (Letter to the Editor ~ 10/05/12)
The Jaycee building on Second Street is now Orphan Annie's Humane Society Thrift Store. The building had been passed around for years -- dance studio, band practice and motorcycle club. The motorcycle club had done quite a bit of work to the building but was ready to pass it to the Humane Society. ...
Gosnell-Trumann game postponed until Monday (High School Sports ~ 10/05/12)
GOSNELL -- After an hour weather delay, officials postponed Friday night's Gosnell-Trumann game until Monday night. The two teams will square off at 6 p.m. Monday at J.W. Rea Stadium. "We'll just have to be ready to play Monday," Gosnell head coach Gary Moody said. ...
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Australia is in the midst of one of the worst droughts in recent history. All of New South Wales is now drought-declared and approximately two-thirds of Queensland is also officially in drought.
We believe it's vitally important that farmers maintain their health cover during these testing times so we're giving affected members a helping hand with a health insurance premium waiver.
If you're an eligible farmer and nib member, the health insurance premium waiver means you and your family will effectively get free health insurance for six months.
It's a small gesture in a difficult time but we hope it helps our members that live in drought-affected communities to continue managing their health and wellbeing.
You live in a drought-declared area.
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Members on nib's whitelabel products from Suncorp and Qantas will also be eligible for the health insurance premium relief waiver.
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Members can apply for the assistance package from 1 September until 31 March 2019.
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I don't receive the Federal Government's Farm Household Allowance; can I still apply?
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At Cordia Resources we maintain an applicant database of the best accounting and finance professionals and manage a constant flow of job opportunities and consulting assignments with the top companies in the Washington, DC, metro area. Let us introduce you to our high-quality candidates and the great companies we support!


Metal furniture can rust whether it is used indoors or outdoors.
Take the piece of furniture outside on a sunny, dry day. Remove any cushions or fabric covers.
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Dip an old toothbrush into the water and use it to scrub any grooves or corners that the larger brush could not reach.
Rinse the piece of furniture with clean water from a garden hose. If there are unremovable pieces of fabric on the piece, rinse out a sponge and run the damp sponge over the fabric to remove any dust or dirt.
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Before I dive in to the final day's sessions of LMASE, I did want to speak a bit more about the social events on the first night. In addition to the officially organized pub crawl, many of the attendees followed up by mixing and mingling at the hotel bar afterwards. The reason I wanted to revisit this issue is because I know that for some people, there can be a lot of social anxiety around events like this, especially the more impromptu gatherings. With that said, I encourage everyone to take advantage of these opportunities, even if it pushes you slightly outside of you comfort zone. I had the opportunity to have longer, more in-depth conversations with many of my fellow attendees and really dive into their personal experiences in the industry. So even if you feel like just vegging out in your hotel room with the TV, I encourage you to push a little more and take advantage of the opportunities created by having so many like-minded professionals gathered in one place.
The final morning for me kicked off with a session titled "Business Continuity: Moving Beyond Succession Planning with a Client-Centric Approach", presented by Tasneem Khokha of GrowthPlay (Pro-tip – Ms. Khokha gave out mimosas to start the session, and this is NEVER a wrong move). The underlying message of the session was that in this environment of clients be more and more willing to shop firms, attorneys must move away from the days of being the "sole" Relationship Partner on a client. In situations where a client has only one key Relationship Partner, they leave 72% of the time if that Partner leaves the firm. That's contrasted with scenarios where a client has multiple Partner relationships, in which case they will stay 90% of the time even with the departure of a key Relationship Partner.
This is just a sample of some of the great information that came out of this session. As the landscape for firms changes, in is incumbent on Partners and Exec. Committees to reexamine the ways that they build out client teams and client relationships. It serves no one any longer to tolerate client relationships where one Partner serves as the sole gatekeeper.
The final day ended with a lunch session around career advice from other professionals in the industry. I think it was a good session, but in so many ways, these kinds of sessions really vary on applicability for attendees. Some people work in larger environments with tons of opportunity in this same space. Others work in smaller markets with more limited options. However, I'm a firm believer that the skills one develops in the world of legal marketing are applicable across a wide-variety of industries, and so understanding how to "sell" you skills is still valuable.
In closing, I had an overall wonderful experience at LMASE Convention 2018. I met a plethora of talented, engaging professionals. I heard valuable insights from highly-skilled presenters. If given the option to attend another LMASE conference in the future, I wouldn't think twice, and you shouldn't either!


When we did our pre-marital counseling last spring, our mentor couple told us that we would be lucky to find "couple friends," you know, friends where we both like both of them equally. James and I feel so blessed that we have several couple friends here in DC. We feel especially happy to be besties with this couple. Not a week goes by that we don't have dinner with them, or watch movies, or play games, and James and I feel a little lost if a weekend comes around and they are out of town. When Stephen and Leslie told me that they were engaged, I promptly burst into tears. I am so excited to share some of their engagement pictures today, and I am sharing way too many because I just love these two so much. Can't wait for October!!!
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Thanks! It helped that we had pretty much perfect light and weather. Can't take credit for that!
How fortunate for Leslie and Stephen to have friends like you as they start out on their "couple life".
I am Leslie's maternal grandmother, But I am honored to be called "Gram" by both Leslie and Stephen. Amazing pictures.
We are all pretty fortunate! Can't wait to meet you at the wedding!
Serious Stephen Ford nostalgia going on in the Zoutendam household.
leslie is the cutest evveerrrr!!!! love that field.
Isn't she though? AND THAT FIELD. We were just driving down the road and saw it and had to stop. There was another car that had the same idea, and they were taking slightly odd pictures of them with their small yappy dog, but we ignored them.
What wonderful pictures to have of your special love and commitment to each other. May you look at them often for at least the next twenty years especially when the difficult times come. Sharing the beauty of your relationship with the beauty of nature illustrates God's amazing love and grace as He has created you for each other. May God bless you Stephen and Leslie.


To make a healthy choice and to understand why one is healthy and the other is not, it is good to know how oatmeal is produced. Because 'oatmeal' comes from the cereal 'oats'. Oatmeal is the germinated (shell removes) version of oats and if only the shell is removed you speak of 'long-boiling' or 'whole grain' oatmeal. You don't usually find this type of oatmeal at the supermarket, but at a health food store.
In addition, you also have the cut oatmeal, which is broken or cut into two parts. The advantage of this is that the cooking time is drastically reduced from 15 minutes to 5 minutes. In both this version and the 'whole' version, most nutrients and dietary fiber have been preserved. They are healthy for both of these oatmeal varieties.
The latest version is the rolled oatmeal. And how could it be otherwise ... you can usually find it in the supermarket. The rolled oats are flat and sometimes this oats are sweetened and processed. You often see this when the oatmeal is already mixed with other ingredients. Therefore, with this form you only benefit for a small part from the beneficial efficacy of these grains. In fact, this variant causes peaks in blood sugar levels which you naturally prefer not to have (more about those peaks later).
So ... is oatmeal healthy?
The answer to that question depends on the preparation and the type of oatmeal you choose. If you eat ready-made oatmeal that is sweetened with sugar, it is by definition not healthy. Usually, the ready-made oatmeal contains only half of the original fiber contained in oats and a lot of junk is added to make it 'tasty'. In some ready-made oatmeal there is even more than 10% pure sugar. So when you ask "is ready-made oatmeal healthy?" the answer is "No!".
But fortunately there is also good news! Pure oatmeal is healthy. By 'pure' I mean unprocessed oatmeal or at most 'cut'. You recognize the whole grain oatmeal by the full, round structure and it is packed with valuable food for your body. The taste of whole-grain oatmeal has a slightly more 'nutty' taste than processed oatmeal.
The difference between wholegrain oatmeal and ready-made oatmeal is particularly reflected in the 'GI index'. Without becoming too technical ... The GI index indicates what nutrition does to your blood sugar. The higher the GI index is, the less healthy it is for our bodies. We speak of a high glycemic index above 70 and a low below 55. Ready-made oatmeal has a GI index of 83, while whole-grain oatmeal has a GI index of 55. See how much difference it makes ?
Bring the liquid to the boil and add the oatmeal. Let it boil for 15 minutes and remove it from the heat. Let it cool down and you're done. Now we can add some things for the taste, as I show below with the recipes.
If you choose the right type of oatmeal, oatmeal can be healthy for you and boost your health. I can therefore recommend an oatmeal breakfast to anyone who wants to have a healthy breakfast or to lose weight. Because some people jump directly to the conclusion, I would like to emphasize that the 'supermarket' oatmeal is not always healthy! Go to a health food store for 'whole' or 'half' oatmeal.
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The cornerstones of physical therapy treatment are therapeutic exercise and functional training. In addition to "hands-on" care, physical therapists also educate patients to take care of themselves and to perform certain exercises on their own. Depending on the particular needs of a patient, physical therapists may also "mobilize" a joint (that is, perform certain types of movements at the end of your range of motion) or massage a muscle to promote proper movement and function. Physical therapists also use methods such as ultrasound (which uses high frequency waves to produce heat), hot packs, and ice. Although other kinds of practitioners will offer some of these treatments as "physical therapy," it's important for you to know that physical therapy can only be provided by qualified physical therapists or by physical therapist assistants, who must complete a 2- year education program and who work only under the direction and supervision of physical therapists.
Most forms of physical therapy treatment are covered by your insurance, but the coverage will vary with each plan. Most states do not legally require patients to see their physicians before seeing a physical therapist. Most of the time all you have to do is ask your doctor if physical therapy is right for you. Please delete underlined and change to "In Colorado a prescription is not legally required to see a physical therapist.
Physical therapy helps individuals move with more ease, enjoy their favorite activities and restore a previous level of function in a healthy and safe manner. By using information obtained in a comprehensive examination, your therapist will establish what strength, flexibility, movement re-training, balance, or sport-specific exercises you may need to become YOUR best you.
Do I need to be diagnosed with an injury or have surgery before coming to physical therapy?
No. Seeing a physical therapist before getting injured is the ideal situation. Come to physical therapy when you feel like you are tight, weak, unable to perform like you would like, or just a check-up to see how you could feel better.
A referral is not always necessary. It is specific to each individual insurance plan.
California is a direct access state, meaning you do not need a physician's referral before seeing a physical therapist. If you choose to pay with cash or your insurance company does not require a physicians referral prior to being seen; we have 45 days or 12 visits before you need to see your physician about the injury in question.
However, your insurance plan may require you to show a physicians referral before they agree to pay for treatment. It is very important to call your insurance company to determine their requirements and limitations of coverage.
Please come prepared in shorts and a loose fitting t-shirt or tank top to allow freedom of movement and for us to perform our full-body assessments.
Can I fill out registration forms on-line before I come to the first appointment?
– You will be e-mailed a pre-registration form directly after you make your first appointment, that you can submit on-line.
– You can conveniently complete the rest of your paper work by logging onto our website.
– If you are unable to access our on-line pre-registration, don't worry, the forms are available in paper-form when you arrive.
We make a commitment to giving each person a 60 minute individualized session.
This is highly variable. Depending on your diagnosis, your previous level of physical activity and how compliant you are to your home program will all help to determine how many physical therapy sessions are right for you.
Is physical therapy just stretching?
No, although we may work to improve your flexibility and joint mobility, you will not be on a treatment table being stretched the entire visit. Get ready to move! Our therapy philosophy is centered around improving function and reducing pain, by changing the way your body moves in a holistic manner. This means that we will be assessing and treating how your whole body moves and feels, including strengthening and sport-specific movement re-education.
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Quaran-Things: Silverplated Ewer
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Welcome to Quaran-Things, an up-close look at objects from the museum collection that – in this age of social distancing and work-from-home – we may have a new-found appreciation.
Such as your home coffee maker.
We have all likely adjusted our daily routines, but there is one ritual that this museum staff member holds strong – making the morning coffee.Take a moment and give your caffeinated-beverage maker a nod of appreciation for its extra hard work these days.
Silverplated ewer from Benjamin F. Packard
The ewer from the Downeaster, the Benjamin F. Packard, also served the beverage rituals of the ship's captain by likely serving water and other drinks throughout the day. An up-close look at this ewer, currently on display at MMM, can tell us a lot about the surprisingly lush lifestyle captains lived aboard their ships.
The ewer is a silver-plated vessel with a single handle, hinged spout, and domed top. The ewer is attached at its sides to a metal arch, securing the ewer to a decorative base. The ewer hovers just above the base, allowing the user to simply tip the vessel over to pour out its contents without needing to pick-up the entire object. This is a fairly common design, but one can imagine the advantages of a stable ewer while trying to pour your morning beverage on the high seas. But beyond its function, this ewer stands out for its materials and degree of decoration. Why would a captain, who seemingly shares his cabin with only himself (or perhaps his wife and children) need such an extravagant object for a space as utilitarian as a cargo ship? The answer is for prestige – both personal and public.
Silverplating was a new technology introduced in the mid-19th century that brought "silver" to the masses. This ewer was made by Rogers Smith & Co, a later iteration of the original company that pioneered the silverplating process that allowed manufacturers to adhere a thin layer of silver over a much less expensive base metal. The silver-plated ewer is inscribed with the vessel's name, Ship B.F. Packard. The ewer's silver complements the other lush materials found in the captain's quarters. An 1883 description of the newly launched ship describes the Packard's captain's cabin, "The cabin is built for convenience and is a fine one…[it] is composed of french burl, mahogany, rose wood, and birds eye maple and is prettily put together." The description goes on to describe the Italian marble wash stand with silver railings and the satin plush sofas. The material used to construct and furnish this space reflects the social prestige captains enjoyed in the Age of Sail.
Detail of trident motif on spout
But how can these expensive materials lend social prestige to its captain if no one sees them? Does a falling tree make a sound if no one is there to hear it? The Benjamin F. Packard was a Bath-built Downeaster (1883) constructed by the Goss, Sawyer, and Packard Shipyard to sail regular routes to New York, Baltimore, and San Francisco. While in these ports, captains could entertain clients and guests in their quarters. Imagine how impressed you would be if the captain poured you a refreshing beverage from a gleaming silver pitcher adorned with decorative motifs of flowers and vines, a reflection of the wealth and success of the ship whose name is clearly inscribed (in case you needed reminding). You would also likely not miss the trident motif at the base of the spout – a well-known symbol of Neptune, god of the seas.
It is easy to get lost in the romanticized life of a ship captain and think these men enjoyed luxury for luxury's sake. Well, yes, or course they did – wouldn't you? But the captain's quarters served another important function, it represented not only the captain, but also the ship owners, builders, and investors.
Even the ewer can send a message of success and prestige.
Benjamin F. Packard under sail
So tomorrow morning, when you wake up and head toward your coffee maker, kettle, or microwave, lift your head high and relish in the morning ritual that brings us all success in getting through the day.
Next up in Quaran-Things? Boredom, then and now.
Sarah Timm, Manager of Interpretation
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In Secrets of the Painted Door (Oolichan $14.95) Anna is sent to live with her eccentric Grandfather and artist at his studio for the summer holidays. Her fear of a boring and lonesome summer is put to an end with a chance meeting on the ferry, dosage secret gathering in the garden, and a mysterious painted door. This door not only opens to ancient adventures, magical and dangerous, but also opens to opportunities for friendship and self-discovery.


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Cutthroats Win Fifth Straight by a 3-2 Final
Luke Fulghum scored the game-tying goal in the second period and then again in the shootout to help the Denver Cutthroats defeat the Rapid City Rush, 3-2, on Tuesday night at Denver Coliseum.
By Cheryl Bradley Dec 12, 2012, 12:35pm MST
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Denver (14-8-1) improves to 4-2-1 on the season against Rapid City (11-8-4), with four of their seven games this year having now gone past regulation and the Cutthroats going 3-1 in those games. Brad Smyth was credited with the game-winner after scoring in the first round of the shootout. Troy Schwab scored in round four to end the game.
It was the fourth consecutive shootout between the two clubs.
The win was Denver's fifth straight and ninth in their last 11 contests. The Cutthroats are now tied with the Allen Americans in the standings, just one point back of first place Wichita. Denver and Allen meet for a pair of games this weekend.
J.P. Chabot also scored in regulation for Denver while goaltender Kieran Millan stopped 25 of 27 shots for his seventh win of the season.
Chabot got things started scoring wise with a goal late in the first period. The tally was his fifth goal of the season; coming after he whacked the puck out of mid-air for a 1-0 lead for the Fish.
The Cutthroats controlled play early in the second period and the Rush didn't have a shot on goal until 9:20 of the frame. However, Rapid City soon went on the power play and Scott Brannon tied the game at one at 10:48. Brannon would add his second of the game with 5:22 left in the middle stanza, scoring on a shot that beat Millan between the pads on a delayed penalty.
Fulghum tied things back up before the second intermission after scoring a power play goal off a crossing pass from Schwab in the right-wing corner. A.J. Gale also assisted on the play to keep pace as the second-leading scorer in the Central Hockey League with 30 points on the year.
Smyth (10 games), Gale (seven games), and Schwab (six games) all extended their individual point streaks. Millan earned his sixth win in his last eight appearances, giving up two goals or less for the seventh time during that run.
The Cutthroats continue their six-game home stretch on Friday when they host the Allen Americans at Denver Coliseum for the start of Hometown Heroes Weekend. The team will wear specialty American flag jerseys and the puck will drop at 7:05 PM MST.
Three Stars:
1. Luke Fulghum (DEN)
2. Scott Brannon (RPD)
3. Kieran Millan (DEN)
Recent Transactions:
Forwards Jamie MacQueen and Dean Strong have been called up to their American Hockey League affiliate, the Lake Erie Monsters.
MacQueen and Strong mark the second and third call-ups this season for the Cutthroats to the AHL.
The 24-year-old MacQueen has appeared in 23 games this season for the Cutthroats registering six goals and 11 points overall. Three of his six goals on the season are game-winners, tying him for fourth in the Central Hockey League. The London, Ontario native is also 3-for-4 in shootout attempts this season for the Fish.
Strong was assigned to the Cutthroats on December 6th and appeared in three games for the team, all wins. The Mississauga, Ontario product scored the game-tying goal with 1:34 left in regulation in the Cutthroats 4-3, shootout win over the Fort Worth Brahmas last Saturday.
MacQueen was assigned to the Cutthroats at the beginning of the season after spending training camp with Lake Erie.
Game recap and media release courtesy of Denver Cutthroats


Acupuncture, which is an ancient medical practice that first originated in traditional Chinese medicine, is a healing technique where needles are inserted around the body. Acupuncture is based around the belief that the life force in your body can become blocked and disrupted. By placing the needles around your body at specific pressure points, your life force, or chi, can become balanced once again. This ancient practice has been clinically shown to bring a myriad of health benefits. Manhattan Sports Therapy has the best acupuncture Manhattan has to offer, to bring health and wellness back into your life.
Studies have shown that not only can acupuncture improve blood flow throughout your body, but that it can also soothe physical pain you may be experiencing. This is because acupuncture therapy can trigger the hormone adenosine, which has been scientifically proven to act as a natural painkiller. But acupuncture isn't just about pain—it's about holistic healing and keeping your body well. If, for example, you lead a high-powered, busy life, acupuncture could keep you feeling mentally and physically centered. With our acupuncture, Manhattan lifestyles and busy schedules won't put such a strain on your body.
While acupuncture can be a useful practice for anyone who is looking to feel calm and energized, it is an especially useful treatment for those suffering from a variety of medical conditions. If you've ever experienced a sports injury and have continued to feel physical discomfort and even ongoing pain, acupuncture could be an effective pain relief solution for you. It has been shown to be especially useful in treating conditions like lower back pain as well as painful migraines. Or, if you suffer from other painful, uncomfortable conditions, such as muscle spasms, arthritis, osteoporosis, or other such conditions that limit your mobility and your active lifestyle, acupuncture might be an effective way to restore the balance to your body and restore peace to your life.
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Q: laravel load candidates with given skills In my website users can create candidates (one-many relation) and those candidates can have skills (many-many).
User model:
public function candidates() {
    return $this->hasMany(Candidate::class);
}

candidate model:
 public function skills() {
    return $this->belongsToMany(Skill::class, 'candidate_skill', 'candidate_id', 'skill_id');
}

Skills model:
public function candidates() {
    return $this->belongsToMany(Candidate::class, 'candidate_skill', 'candidate_id', 'skill_id')
        ->withTimestamps();
}

I already have an index page where an user can view ALL his made candidates
$candidates = Auth::user()->candidates;

on the edit page, skills can get synced to the candidate in question
  $candidate->skills()->sync(request()->skills);

and back to the index page it shows how many skills the candidates have
<td>{{count($candidate->skills)}}</td>

now, I need to make a search bar. My table already has one(dataTable) to search in the already loaded td's. But I need a search bar to search for candidates which have certain skills, say I want to search for candidates which are synced with 'css' and only show those in the table.
I read through the laravel docs and tried eager loading it:
$hasCss = $candidates->load(['skills' => function ($query) {
        $query->where('name', '=',  'css');
    }]);

but this just loaded all candidates with only the css skill displayed, even the candidates who dont have it. I want to only load candidates who have the skill and leave the others out.
How do I do this, I'm clueless :s

A: In your Skill Model, you have an error in your relationship definition. You wrote
public function candidates() {
    return $this->belongsToMany(Candidate::class, 'candidate_skill', 'candidate_id', 'skill_id')
    ->withTimestamps();
}

Swap 'candidate_id' and 'skill_id'. The local foreign key always comes first.
public function candidates() {
    return $this->belongsToMany(Candidate::class, 'candidate_skill', 'skill_id', 'candidate_id')
    ->withTimestamps();
}

A: You're looking for whereHas(...)
Current user's candidates that have CSS skill:
$withCss = Auth::user()->candidates()->whereHas('skills', function ($q) {
    $q->where('name', 'css');
})->get();

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"Synthesis and electrochemical properties of FeCO3 with different morph" by Xiaolin Liu, Shuijin S. Yang et al.
Liu, X., Yang, S., Chen, X., Zheng, H., Guo, Z. & Feng, C. (2017). Synthesis and electrochemical properties of FeCO3 with different morphology for lithium-ion battery application. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 698 87-93.
FeCO3 with the morphology of microspheres and rice-like were successfully fabricated by a facile mixed solvothermal method by using urea and ammonium bicarbonate as precipitants, respectively. The as-synthesized samples were characterized by X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. The electrochemical properties of the samples were investigated by battery testing system. The influences of different precipitants on its structure, morphology and the electrochemical properties were also discussed. The results showed that the diameter of FeCO3 microspheres (FCO-1) was 8-10 μm by using urea as precipitant, while the size of FeCO3 rice-like (FCO-2) by using ammonium bicarbonate as precipitant was 0.5-1.0 μm. When used as an anode material for lithium ion batteries, FCO-1 and FCO-2 delivered the initial specific discharge capacities of 1563.54 and 1518.09 mAh g−1 at the current density of 100 mA g−1 in the voltage range of 0.01-3 V and remained its reversible value of 854.65 and 1019.47 mAh g−1 over 100 cycles, respectively. The FCO-2 still possessed a considerable capacity of 890.23 mAh g−1 at a high current density of 500 mA g−1. Therefore, FCO-2 synthesized through using ammonium bicarbonate as precipitant could be a potential anode candidate for lithium ion batteries.


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In the US, a whole industry has arisen focused on the ranking of universities and colleges, with the majority of these rankings focused on bachelor's and master's degree programs at universities and 4-year colleges, or the institution as a whole. National and international organizations such as US News & World Report, The Princeton Review, Forbes, The Washington Monthly and the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) based in Shanghai, China, regularly publish general rankings designed to identify the "best" graduate and undergraduate schools and programs according to quality and value. However, a number of allied health and health sciences programs are also found at the community, technical and career college levels. This doesn't mean there are no rankings to consult for these programs, though! Two main sources of community college rankings are The Washington Monthly and Community College Week, and schools and programs may also ranked by industry-specific publications, so do a library search. There are also less "official" student-based rankings like StudentsReview, and some professional associations (such as the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions) have reports from surveys about various schools and programs, which provide still more "rankings." Such associations may also offer awards and honors for teaching excellence, and looking at who they have honored can also be used to supplement your 'ranking' of schools.
Each of these sources, however, has its own particular set of criteria for evaluating schools and programs. In the case of the controversial Gourman Report (which ranks both undergraduate university and professional programs), the author specifically refuses to disclose his methodology. How then should all these rankings be interpreted?
First, the ranking reports often come with detailed data to support conclusions, and while data collection can be subjective (in the case of student surveys in particular), the editors of these reports usually make an effort to ensure that statistics are comparable. So the reports can be used by you to compare institutions and schools on the basis of the data provided.
Second, the statistics that come from the rankings can also suggest topics that need to be studied in more detail. For instance, these programs often offer co-ops or industry internships, but if the graduation rate and employment of grads are low, you may want to ask why.
All university and college rankings have one other thing in common: they are a list of institutions and schools. Scanning the list might suggest an allied health and health sciences school that you had not considered or perhaps even heard of. Used this way, the rankings can help expand your list of schools that can then be researched in more detail.
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Dr. Tom Strawman presented a thorough explanation of one his favorite novels in his presentation titled Beyond the Human/Nonhuman Binary: Cultivating Ecological Imagination in Louise Erdrich's 'The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse' for the last installment of the Spring 2015 Honors Lecture Series on Native American Culture.
Dr. Strawman has served Middle Tennessee State University for 25 years, with countless achievements and publications on his research in American Indian literature. Before speaking formally, he thanked the audience for their attendance and hoped for us to "discover something of interest in [his] remarks."
"It's nice to enjoy this weather and be able to speak to you today," he said.
Excerpts and explanations of Ojibwe writer Louise Erdrich's novel, The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse were mixed together as Strawman read from his notes.
Erdrich and other writers such as Vine Deloria Jr., author of God is Red, discuss traditional American Indian religious views and their relationship with Western Christianity. An outpouring of American Indian literature, termed the "Native American Renaissance" by literary critic Kenneth Lincoln, culminated as a result of renewed interest in preserving Native culture.
Erdrich's novel is the story of Father Damien Modeste, a spiritual figure to his Ojibwe people, and Modeste, whose true gender identity comes forth towards the end of his life. The novel centers on Damien, occasionally telling the story of supporting characters on the Ojibwe reservation in North Dakota. Eldrich depicts each family in sort of a saga, narrating stories over a hundred-year period between 1862 through the 1960's. The author possessed intimate knowledge of the reservation's forest and its nearby resources, having survived through northern winters on the same land.
By the novel's end, Modeste and supporting characters embody what Strawman referred to as the "ecological imagination." This is the ability to sense the connectedness of all living and non-living things. Eldrich's protagonist promotes the kinship between all life as he himself lives in conflict with his dualistic identity. Ojibwe religious practices recognize the spirit within inanimate objects. Entire continents speak this spiritual language, communicating in ways humans cannot define or logically explain.
Strawman went on to express his understanding of non-human compassion exemplified by Erdrich's characters. Within the novel is a subtle critique of gender as compared to gender identity through a Western interpretation. It's a story about cultural relativity and Eldrich recognizes that no group is superior to another, just different. Individuals are always different when viewed as a single entity, but a group is whole and supports individual effort to create the whole. The reservation and communities' needs reflect the roles individuals play in Ojibwe, and other American Indian communities.
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Are files still available after the URL moves?
If I use my URL through another hosting service, can I still access my Homestead site files as long as I am paying the monthly fee?
The files will stay there, but the URL will change. Currently, you have the Homestead site bringing up the Homestead site. So the images are now at www.yourdomain/image.jpg. If you set the domain to bring up a site at another host, then these files are no longer at www.yourdomain. They are at sitename.homestead.com/image. You could add a CNAME on your domain, pointing to the sitename URL, like images.yourdomain. In this case, you could access the images by images.yourdomain/image.
Yep. That makes sense. What about e-mails? Will I lose those when I move the domain?
If you point the domain using A records and/or CNAMEs your email will not be affected. If you change nameservers then you would have to update the mail DNS records at the new how to maintain your email, or you would lose it and start with new boxes at the new host.
Thanks, Drew. I appreciate the help.


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Millville Grant County, Wisconsin
Millville: Civil town in Grant County, Wisconsin
Millville is a town located in the county of Grant in the U.S. state of Wisconsin. Its population at the 2010 census was 166 and a population density of 8 people per km². After 10 years in 2020 city had an estimated population of 167 inhabitants.
Millville Quick Facts
Population : 167 (2020)
State : Wisconsin (United States)
County : Grant County
Area : 21.7 km2
Density : 8 Pop. per km² as of 2020
Population growth : 0.6% (2010-2020)
Location of Millville on Wisconsin map.
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Millville is located at 43°1'60"N 90°55'48"W (43.0333200, -90.9301300).
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The population of Millville increased by 0.6% in 10 years.
2010 166 - census
2011 165 -0.61% estimation process
2013 165 0.61% estimation process
2014 166 0.6% estimation process
2017 168 0% estimation process
2020 167 -1.2% estimation process
People born in Millville (1)
American writer, journalist (1904-1988) Clifford D. Simak was born in Millville
Schools in Millville
College & universities near Millville, WI
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College Fennimore (WI) 53809-9778
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Top 5 Pav Bhaji Joints In Delhi That Can Beat Mumbai Any Day!
We Delhites love our street food. Especially the scrumptious Bombay style Pav Bhaji is everyone's favourite.
We are here with a list of places that makes some spicy with lots of butter, onion on top Pav Bhaji in Delhi which can make you forget the taste of Bombay Pao Bhaji!
This is the most popular joint for Pav Bhaji in Delhi. You can go for the regular Pav Bhaji, Jain Pav Bhaji, Double Fry Pav Bhaji, Bombay Masala Pav Bhaji, Pav Bhaji without Chilli. One should definitely go for their popular Bombay-style Double Fry Pav Bhaji.
Located in Krishna Nagar. this small joint specialises in Mumbai street food especially Vada Pav and Pav Bhaji. Their Bombay Masala Pav Bhaji is very delicious. A plate of Pav Bhaji is served with Onions and chutney. They serve Jain Pao Bhaji, Jain Pulao, and Veg Pulao as well.
This restaurant is best known for offering various street food from various Indian states. The Masala Pav Bhaji is spicy and tastes really amazing. Don't forget to pair your Pav Bhaji with a Kala Khatta Martini or a Passion Fruit Banta Shikanji to add to the Bombay Flavour.
Though their specialisation is Bombay special Tikki they serve some really delicious Pav Bhaji as well. It is made in true Mumbai style which is spicy and full of butter and has the best kulfi for a post pav Bhaji dessert.
Famous for their Masala Pav Bhaji, Aloo Chaat and Tandoori items this Karkardooma joint is best known for its buttery Pav Bhaji. It is prepared in a complete Mumbai style and tastes spicy and very buttery.
Why go to Mumbai when you can get their best on the streets of your own town?
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We are keen to host secondments in all areas of our business so are looking for people from a range of backgrounds. These could include policy, legal, cyber-security, audit, investigations, information technology, information governance, communications, customer service, finance, organisational development, research and grants or project management.
Prior experience dealing with the legislation we oversee is always desirable but we are happy to consider people with a wide range of expertise.
A secondment at the ICO is an opportunity for individuals, who are currently employed by an organisation/company, to gain experiences and opportunities they may not in their current role/organisation.
Secondments are not available to those who are self-employed, students or consultants. However if you are interested in working for the ICO please visit our vacancies page to see our current employment opportunities.
pseudonymisation techniques, biometric technologies, the Internet of Things, smart cities, modern operating systems (including telemetry and virtual assistants), connected and autonomous vehicles, and privacy enhancing technologies.
Horizon scanning –with the ability to identify and evaluate emerging technologies, and assess their potential impact on information rights.
In addition we are also looking for policy specialists, project managers and audit/risk management experience.
We are exploring the potential for a secondment, for between one and four months, to the Security and Online Harms Directorate at the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). The commencement and duration of the secondment will be agreed with the secondee and DCMS, and may be dependent on the nature of the Online Harms White Paper drafting processing currently being undertaken by DCMS. The post is likely to require 1-2 days' work at the DCMS offices in London each week, with the remainder of the week spent working remotely from your regular ICO office. Accommodation costs and travel expenses will be funded by either the ICO or DCMS.
This role would be suitable for an ICO member of staff currently working as a Senior Policy Officer or in an equivalent Level E position, who has a detailed understanding of the workings of the ICO and its approach to interpreting, regulating and enforcing the GDPR, DPA 2018 and PECR. During the period of the secondment, the secondee will act as a full member of the DCMS team and will therefore not be expected to carry out their ICO duties in parallel.
The DCMS is currently drafting an Online Harms White Paper, which is likely to set out the government's proposals for a future regulatory regime aimed at tackling the occurrence and impacts of harmful activities and content on online platforms. The ICO has an important role to play in the development of public policy in this area and the secondment will be a key part of our contribution.
The DCMS is interested in hearing from people with a background in ICO policy, complaints, audit or investigations activity. Much of the team's work is focussed on the development of new regulatory responsibilities and powers, with the models adopted for existing regulators such as the ICO being used to drive online harms policy development. This is an exciting opportunity for a representative of the ICO to work alongside DCMS colleagues in an area of policy that is high on the agenda of government, the media and the UK public.
An understanding of UK legislative and parliamentary processes will be beneficial. The successful secondee will also need to have experience of contributing to and leading policy discussions, and must be able to represent the views of the ICO accurately and articulately. We are looking for an individual who is confident in engaging with stakeholders, can demonstrate experience of collaborative working, and has a background in policy development.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please email HR with a maximum 500 word expression of interest by midnight on Sunday 14 April 2019, explaining the reasons you are interested in the role and your areas of expertise. Given that the successful secondee's ICO work will need to be reallocated for a number of months, line manager approval will be needed before applying.
Following expressions of interest, a selection process will be held to determine the successful secondee. If you require further information, please contact HR.
We currently have a secondment opportunity for a Senior Policy Officer in the Parliament and Government Affairs directorate. The secondment will be for a period of six months.
The secondee will take responsibility for complex policy outputs, undertake research and policy development and provide advice and guidance. This can also include being a primary source of contact for stakeholders often at a senior level.
More information on the Directorate and the key responsibilities for this secondment opportunity are available at the above link.
For those interested in this opportunity please email a copy of your CV to secondments@ico.org.uk with the subject title 'Senior Policy Officer, Parliament and Government Affairs Secondment' by 17:00 on Tuesday 2 April 2019.
consider home and remote working, where appropriate.
"The work is interesting and the people have been welcoming and engaging. The more that private organisations can learn from the public sector, and vice versa, the better."
Individuals on secondments with the ICO retain their parent organisation's terms and conditions. However, we do ask that all secondees sign a confidentiality agreement, a code of conduct and declare any political affiliations.
We'd typically expect a secondment to last between six and 24 months.
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To express an interest in secondments at the ICO, please email a copy of your CV to secondments@ico.org.uk and briefly outline the area that you are interested in.
Please discuss this with your employer first to ensure they are supportive of your secondment application.
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We also welcome contact from organisations looking to second staff to the ICO.


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Brave Hearts has been exhibited at MOTAT, Waikato University, AUT North and South Campus and in the Wynyard Quarter. More than 90,000 visitors have gone through the exhibition. Agreed next venues will be Henderson and Rotorua, currently in negotiations with Palmerston North and Wellington.
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8:30 AM Wednesday, December 28, 2005: Stockmarket indexes have their own poison. The Dow, with only 30 large stocks, was flat in 2005, pulled down by some big company failures. But Nasdaq, heavy with tech stocks, is up nearly 8%. The S&P 500 and Russell 2000 are up 4-5%.
1. If you're buying an index fund, it matters which index. The four above performed differently.
3. Diversification is not what Wall Street spoon feeds American investors -- stocks, bonds and cash.
4. Diversification is hard work. You have to actively search for alternatives. That means asking your friends, reading, reading and more reading. It means doing your due diligence. And it means acting quickly. Decent investments are getting scarcer and scarcer.
5. Prediction works broadly. It would have been stupid to bet commodities in general or energy in particular was going to fall in 2005 (though some hedge funds did). But which commodities? I look at my commodities funds' holdings. Energy was up 33.4%, but industrial metals -- aluminum, copper and nickel -- were up 40%, buoyed by copper's 77.9% explosion. You can't predict. But you must be there in some way to benefit.
6. You can't measure some investments -- like private equity and leveraged buyout funds -- because you simply can't tell until they've sold everything. And that takes years. Diversification also means a portfolio of investments with different time spans. That's something Wall Street doesn't teach either. With them it's typically Buy, Hold and Sell when the world changes -- as it did this year for newspaper stocks.
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A recession in 2006? I don't think so. But BubbleVision (CNBC) is desperate for things to speak out, what with the paucity of news this week. Every self-respecting CEO is at Vail or Aspen with his son destroying his body. BubbleVision has latched onto the inverted yield curve. The 2-year treasury note is now yielding more than the 10-year note. TV guests are saying that every time this has happened we have a recession within 18 months. There are too many good things happening to predict a recession. Anyway, why waste your energy listening to the economic mumbo jumbo. Being heavily in cash -- the Mattress Theory -- was the worst possible investment strategy for 2005. In short, don't get spooked by all this inverted yield/recession talk.
Millions Face Identity Theft Risk This Coming Year: That's the latest scare headline. I suspect it was put out by the makers of shredders. One report reads, "25% do not yet shred their personal documents, despite the fact identity thieves could build enough personal information to apply for credit in their name. Women are more careful about shredding documents than men, with 77% of women saying they regularly shred personal information, compared with 68% of men."
If you really believe someone is going to sift through your garbage, buy yourself a shredder and go to town. Personally, I believe the biggest threat comes from corporations who have my credit card and who don't protect their databases adequately. There's nothing I can do about that -- except not deal with tiny, fly-by-night, schlocky retailers.
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