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Telegram Messenger Groups for Microsoft Dynamics Professionals
I have created a few Telegram Messenger groups for various Microsoft Dynamics technologies for increasing efficient collaboration among the community folks. This was created┬Āas I was thinking of an┬Ādifferent kind of platform apart from communities to interact with the community members.
With the growing demand and social media insight, I decided to use one of the social media networking tool to create a community for Microsoft Dynamics. The reason for choosing Telegram (as against Whatsapp) is that people can join with the help of a link and it does not require an administrator to add people to the network. Also, we can chat from mobiles/laptops/desktops/tablets etc across different platforms and completely free, on the cloud and better encryption of the dataŌĆ"
Please join these communities and benefit by closely interacting with community members and experts in a much closer and faster environment.
Dynamics CRM
Dynamics AX
Dynamics NAV
Dynamics GP
You can join Telegram by clicking the link below. https://telegram.org/dl
Once you join, send me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com┬Āand I will send you the link to join the group.This is to tighten the security of who joins the group and to avoid spam messages flowing in. Hence the group registrations are a little controlled at this time.
Looking forward for your participation in these groups and increased collaboration in the communitiesŌĆ"
July 27, 2015 ┬Ę veeyeskay ┬Ę No Comments
Tags: AX, Community, crm, dynamics, GP, group, IM, messenger, nav, Telegram ┬Ę Posted in: Dynamics Total Views: 974
Update Rollup 2 for CRM 2013
Important Resources :-
Build number and file names for this update rollup
|Rollup package
|Build number
|File name (32-bit editions)
|File name (64-bit editions)
|Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Server
|Not applicable
|Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 for Microsoft Office Outlook
|Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 E-mail Router
|Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Language Pack
|Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Reporting Extensions
|Not applicable
Issues that are resolved in Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013
Several issues are solved using through the UR2 for CRM 2013 (For a complete list please see the Support Document). A few relevant ones however are given below:-
- CRM 2013 Outlook filtering does not work after you perform a quick find search.
- Users of the offline edition of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook cannot configure their Offline Scheduled Sync settings under Personal Settings.
- When you view completed activities, such as email, you cannot select any text on the record. This includes the body control.
- Users of the offline edition of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook cannot configure their Offline Scheduled Sync settings under Personal Settings.
- When you use Chrome to view duplicate detection rules in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013, the criteria are not shown every time that you open the record. You may have to close and then reopen the record an undetermined number of times before the criteria are shown.
- After you upgrade Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 or import Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 appointment customization, you receive a pop-up error message while you are saving appointments:
There was an error with this fieldŌĆÖs customized event.
Error: Object doesn't support property or method 'Form_onsave'
- When you import an updated solution that contains lots of entities, the import is not completed in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013.
- When you review Microsoft Dynamics CRM client for Outlook tracing, the tracing incorrectly suggests that an item was being updated when in fact it was being created in Outlook from a synchronized CRM Microsoft Dynamics CRM item such as a contact, appointment, or service activity.
- Deployment Manager and Plugin Registration performance is slow due to DC communication
- Custom entity grid icon is not visible in Outlook
- Records Duplicated if "Save" or "Mark Complete" button is pushed multiple times
Hotfixes and updates that you must enable or configure manually
Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 contains no hotfixes or updates that you must configure manually.
April 2, 2014 ┬Ę Aishwarya C Ramachandran ┬Ę No Comments
Tags: Aishwarya C Ramachandran; CRM2013 ; Update Rollup ; UR ; 2013 ; Microsoft ┬Ę Posted in: Dynamics CRM Total Views: 2,302
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Best Practices Analyzer
For those of you who haven't already tried this tool, this is a CRM 2013 Diagnostic tool that gathers information about Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 server roles and offers recommendations. I , myself installed this tool in one of my CRM 2013 Environments and noticed it did provide some valuable and information that I should have taken care of during install.
Install the the Microsoft Baseline Configuration Analyzer 2.0. You can download this tool from this link. This is a pre-requisite and would need to be installed.
Fig1 : The files that would be extracted when you download the files given in Step 1
NOTE : Ensure to choose the right file (32 or 64 ) depending on the client you wish to install this component on
Supported Operating System
Windows 7 Enterprise, Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 8, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2 (32-Bit x86), Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Enterprise, Windows Vista Ultimate
Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 Server Core Installations are not supported.
- Windows PowerShell 2.03.0
- .NET Framework 2.0
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Best Practices Analyzer is free and can be downloaded from this link .
Supported Operating System
Windows Server 2008
- At least one Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 server role on the same computer as the CRM 2013 Best Practices Analyzer
- Microsoft Baseline Configuration Analyzer 2.0 installed on the same computer as the CRM 2013 Best Practices Analyzer
Although Microsoft does not specify Win Server 2012 , I did run this on a Win Server 2012 machine and it did run and give me the expected results.
Once installed search for ŌĆśMicrosoft Baseline Configuration Analyser 2.0ŌĆÖ and run this program.
See below a snapshot from my CRM 2013 , Server 2012 Environment.
Fig2: When the Baseline Configuration Wizard was run on my machine
I hope this helps. Until next post!
March 31, 2014 ┬Ę Aishwarya C Ramachandran ┬Ę No Comments
Tags: aishwarya c ramachandran, analyzer, best practices, dynamics crm ┬Ę Posted in: Blogs I Follow, Dynamics CRM Total Views: 1,932
CRM 2013 Online + Email Router + Exchange Online
Today we will look into how we can configure mailing for CRM for the below configuration:-
CRM Online + Email Router + Exchange Online
A few guides that would be helpful when achieving the same is :-
However what is the email router?
The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Email Router creates an interface between Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online and
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 (Exchange Web Services only)
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
- Exchange Server 2013
- Microsoft Exchange Online
- SMTP, or a
- POP3-compliant email server
Lets delve into the scenario:-
CRM online + Email Router + Exchange Online
STEP 1: The user should have access rights to CRM. The user must also have a mailbox
Fig 1.1: User has a mailbox as well as access to the CRM Organization
STEP 2: CRM 2013 Online Configurations
A. System Settings
In the CRM organization navigate to Settings ==> Administration ==> System Settings
Fig 1.2: Navigation to Administration
Under the tab ŌĆśEmailŌĆÖ ensure to change the below two options to ŌĆśServer Side Synchronization or Email RouterŌĆÖ
- Incoming Email
- Outgoing Email
And also the Server profile should be that of Exchange Online.
Fig 1.3: Changing the System Settings in CRM 2013 Online
B. User Settings
Open the corresponding users profile by navigating to Users
Settings >> Administration >> Users >> Open Mailbox (Found in the Users record)
Fig 1.4: Click on ŌĆśOpen MailboxŌĆÖ in the user record
Once Mailbox window opens perform 3 actions:-
Action 1: Change the Synchronization Method
Action 2: Approve Email
Action 3: Test and Enable Mailbox
Fig 1.4: Click on ŌĆśOpen MailboxŌĆÖ in the user record and perform 3 Actions
STEP 3: Email Router Configurations
Ensure to download the right version of Email Router. You can find the setup at this link
A. Create an Incoming Profile
Fig 1.5: Incoming Profile for a mailbox in Email Router
B. Create an Outgoing Profile
Fig 1.6: Outgoing Profile for a mailbox in Email Router
C. Create a Deployment Profile
Fig 1.7: Deployment Profile in the Email Router
D. Load Data and Test Access
Fig 1.8: Loading Data in the Email Router
Fig 1.9: Testing Access for the user
I hope this helps…
Until next post!
February 4, 2014 ┬Ę Aishwarya C Ramachandran ┬Ę No Comments
Tags: aishwarya c ramachandran, crm, crm 2013, crm online, Email Router, Exchange, Exchange online, microsoft, office 365 ┬Ę Posted in: Dynamics CRM Total Views: 2,170
Get CRM 2013 certified!
Dynamics professionals can now get CRM 2013 certified!
Exam Number
Exam Title
Release date
Exam MB2-700
|Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Applications
|January 22, 2014
|Exam MB2-703
|Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Customization and Configuration
|January 24, 2014
For all Dynamics CRM 2011 certified professionals please note that the below notice on the Microsoft Dynamics Certification Page
Certification Retirement Notice: Microsoft will continue to support the achievement of these MCTS certifications until December 31, 2014, at which time these certifications will be retired. Microsoft plans to retire all MCTS certifications for Microsoft Dynamics products by December 31, 2014. We will announce replacement and additional certifications for new versions of this Microsoft Dynamics product over the next twelve months
February 1, 2014 ┬Ę Aishwarya C Ramachandran ┬Ę No Comments
Tags: Aishwarya C Ramachandran ; Microsoft CRM 2013 ; Certifications ┬Ę Posted in: Dynamics CRM Total Views: 1,401
Integration between SharePoint 2013 and CRM 2013 (On-Premise)
This article explains how we can achieve integration between Dynamics CRM 2013 and SharePoint 2013 in 5 simple steps!
STEP 1: Download and Install the list component for CRM 2013 that can be found at the below link.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 List Component for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 and Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 (for multiple browsers)
STEP 2: Once you extract the files after downloading the zip file from the above link, you would obtain 3 files:-
1.┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā AllowHtcExtn.ps1
2.┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā crmlistcomponent.wsp
3.┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā MSCRMSharePointEula.txt
Upload the crmlistcomponent.wsp to the SharePoint site.
Navigate to Site Settings ├©
Fig 1.1: The ŌĆśSite settingsŌĆÖ can be found on the top right hand corner
Fig 1.2: Navigate to ŌĆśsolutionsŌĆÖ under ŌĆśWeb Design GalleriesŌĆÖ
Solutions ├©
Fig 1.3: You would see a window like the snapshot above, that shows a list of list components that would have been uploaded.
Use the button on the top left to upload a list component
Upload ├© ┬ĀUpload the crmlistcomponent.wsp
Fig 1.4: Ensure that you activate the crmlistcomponent.wsp file
Fig 1.5: A sign that this component is activates is that the ŌĆśdeactivateŌĆÖ button can now be seen when you select this list component
STEP 3: Run the SharePoint 2013 Management shell, and run the AllowHtcExtn.ps1 from here. Ensure that you navigate to the folder that contains this file.
Navigate to SharePoint Management Shell ├© Type in cd \ ├© Type cd ŌĆ£ <The location of the AllowHtcExtn.ps1 file>ŌĆØ ├©Once in this directory run the AllowHtcExtn.ps1 file.
Fig 1.6: You would get a similar window if the command is run correctly.┬Ā
STEP 4: Configuring CRM 2013
Navigate to Settings ├©
Fig 1.7: Navigate to settings to configure CRM 2013 for SharePoint integration
Navigate to Document Management ├©
Fig 1.8: Navigate to ŌĆśDocument ManagementŌĆÖ
Navigate to Document Management Settings once you have gone ahead and installed and uploaded the list component in the SharePoint 2013
Fig 1.8: Navigate to ŌĆśDocument Management SettingsŌĆÖ
The next window you would see would be a list of entities for which you would like to create folders in SharePoint 2013. At this window you would have to specify a specific URL and tick all the entities for which you would like to configure SharePoint 2013 integration.
Fig 1.9: The next window would validate the URL as well as specify the folder structure to upload the files.
Fig 1.10: A window would once again specify the exact site and path where all the documents would be uploaded
Fig 1.11: Post which the next window would indicate If this was a successful creation or not
┬ĀSTEP 5: Test out your solution! J
Fig 1.12: You would get this above window when you navigate to the Entity [For which Document Management has been activated] ├© Documents
Fig 1.13: You can now go ahead and upload your documents in this window which would get automatically stored in the SharePoint Site specified during the configuration.
I hope this article helps the community…
Until next post!
January 28, 2014 ┬Ę Aishwarya C Ramachandran ┬Ę One Comment
Tags: crm 2013, integration, On Premise, SharePoint 2013 ┬Ę Posted in: Dynamics CRM Total Views: 8,002
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Acquires Parature for Customer Service Capabilities
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Acquires Parature for Customer Service Capabilities ŌĆō Jan 7, 2014
|What CRM offers
|What Parature adds to the box
|Microsoft CRM currently has a customer care offering that delivers core customer service with :-
|Parature provides :-
Though a lot of details has not yet been announced . More information on this agreement , including product integration plans and timeline, will be shared at Parafest 2014 (Feb. 24ŌĆō25) in Las Vegas and Convergence 2014 (March 4ŌĆō7) in Atlanta.
In addition:-
Parature adds 70 million end users to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM ecosystem
The company has built a strong foothold in key industries such as education, gaming, high-tech, non-profit associations, online media, public sector, and travel.┬Ā Major brands include Ask.com, Asure Software, ATRA, Brenau University, BuilderMT, CompTIA, e-MDs, EPA, Florida Atlantic University, Hitachi Data Systems, IBM, IGN Entertainment, iWin, NASA SEWP, PlayFirst, SoftChalk, Threadless, Top Down Systems, TMA Resources, and Travel Lodge UK.
January 22, 2014 ┬Ę Aishwarya C Ramachandran ┬Ę No Comments
Tags: Aishwarya C Ramachandran ; Microsoft CRM ; Parature ; CRM 2013 ┬Ę Posted in: Dynamics CRM Total Views: 936


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Thu, Jun. 30, 12:45 PM
- Planted acreage of 94.148M acres is higher than trade estimates for 92.9M. Stocks of 4.722B bushels is also higher than 4.528B consensus.
- For Soybeans, the data is mixed, with acres of 83.688M vs. expectations of 83.834M, and stocks of 870M bushels vs. consensus 829M.
- Wheat acres of 50.816M vs. estimates of 49.869M, and stocks of 981M bushels were inline with expectations.
- ETFs: JJG, GRU
Thu, Mar. 31, 12:48 PM
- U.S. farmers plan to sow 93.6M acres of corn this year, up 6.4% from a year ago, the most since 2013, and against expectations for just 89.97M acres. Corn stocks are at 7.808B bushes vs. the trade estimate of 7.801B.
- Soybean plantings are expected to total 82.2M acres vs. 82.65M a year ago. Wheat planting are pegged at 49.559M acres vs. 54.644M acres a year ago.
- USDA reports
- Corn is down 3.7%, while beans and wheat are marginally higher.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
- Now read: CORN: An Attractive ETF Alternative To Cash
Thu, Mar. 17, 7:17 AM
- That bright green across the screen isn't in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Instead, it's a strong bid for commodities and foreign currencies after the Fed yesterday cut its forecast for rate hikes this year to two from four.
- This just in: Crude oil (NYSEARCA:USO) is up on the year, rising 1.6% today to $40.63.
- Other movers: Gold (NYSEARCA:GLD) +3.25% to $1,270. Silver (NYSEARCA:SLV) +3.4% to $15.74, Copper (NYSEARCA:JJC) +2,5% to $2.29, Platinum (PPLT, PTM) +3% to $988, Lumber (NASDAQ:WOOD) +3.5% to $297, Beans (NYSEARCA:SOYB) +0.6% to $899.50, Corn (NYSEARCA:CORN) +0.5% to $370.25, Wheat (NYSEARCA:WEAT) +0.85% to $475.
- The euro (NYSEARCA:FXE) +1.15%, yen (NYSEARCA:FXY) +1.3%, pound (NYSEARCA:FXB) +0.85%, loonie (NYSEARCA:FXC) +1.15%, aussie (NYSEARCA:FXA) +1.3%, swissie (NYSEARCA:FXF) +1%.
- ETFs: DBC, DJP, GSG, RJI, GCC, USCI, GSP, GSC, CMD, DJCI, DEE, LSC, DYY, FTGC, UCI, DDP, BCM, UCD, COMT, CMDT, DPU, SBV, PDBC, CSCB, CSCR
Nov. 10, 2015, 12:53 PM
- The corn production forecast from the USDA is lifted 99M bushels, with the average yield up 1.3 bushels per acre to 169.3 bushels. Projected use is cut 50M bushels. It adds up to stocks of 1.76B bushels vs. trade forecasts for 1.597B.
- Soybean stocks rise to 465M bushels vs. 436M expected.
- Wheat stocks rise to 911M bushels vs. 877M expected.
- Corn, beans, and wheat are all lower by 1.5-2% following the report.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
- Also dinged by lower prices on the farm is Deere (DE -0.9%).
Sep. 11, 2015, 12:27 PM
- The numbers are bearish on their face, with corn ending stocks of 1.592B bushels vs. 1.713B last month and estimates for 1.487B. Crop yield of 167.5 bushels per acres vs. estimates of 165.
- Soybean stocks of 450M bushels vs. 470M last month and estimates for just 372M. Crop yield of 47.1 bushels per acre vs. estimates of 45.7.
- Wheat stocks of 875M bushels up from 850M last month and inline with forecasts.
- Full report
- Beans and corn initially tumbled on the numbers, but have recovered, with beans off 1% and corn higher by 1%. Wheat is little-changed.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Aug. 12, 2015, 3:14 PM
- U.S. corn production is estimated at 13.7B bushels on yields of 168.8 bushels per acre, says the USDA. Trade forecasts were for 13.3M bushels and 164.4 bushels/acre as analysts had priced in a wet early growing season. The USDA last month forecast 13.5B bushels and 166.8 bushels/acre.
- Soybean production is forecast to be 3.9B bushels on yields of 46.9 bushels per acre versus trade estimates of 3.7B bushels on yields of 44.6 bushels/acre.
- Stockpile estimates were also above forecast - 1.7B bushels at August's end for corn versus consensus of 1.4B, and 470M bushels for beans versus consensus of 305M.
- Wheat is also lower after the USDA estimated world inventories at the end of the 2015-16 season at 221.5M metric tons vs. trade at 218.6M.
- Near-month corn is lower by 4.7%, beans by 6%, and wheat by 2.6%.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Jun. 30, 2015, 12:16 PM
- Corn acreage of 88.897M acres, according to the USDA, is lower than trade forecasts for 89.3M acres. June 1 stocks of 4.447M bushels vs. 4.555M forecast.
- Soybean stocks of 625M bushels vs. 670M expected. Acres of 85.139M vs. 85.171 expected.
- Wheat stocks of 753M bushels vs. 718M expected. Acres of 56.079M vs. 55.867M expected.
- Corn and beans are each up about 2% from flat before the report posted. Wheat is up marginally.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Mar. 31, 2015, 1:08 PM
- Corn (CORN -4%) inventories of 7.745B bushels as of March 1 are up 10.5% from a year ago and stand against trade estimates for 7.609B. Acres planted drop 1.398M from a year ago.
- Wheat (WEAT -3.5%) stocks of 1.124B bushels are up from 1.057B a year ago and stand against estimates for 1.141B. Acres planted drop 1.648M from a year ago.
- Soybean (SOYB +0.4%) inventories of 1.334B bushels are up from 994M a year ago and stand against estimates for 1.348B. Acres planted gain 934K from a year ago.
- Sources: USDA, Arlan Suderman, Bloomberg
- ETFs: JJG, GRU
Nov. 10, 2014, 12:14 PM
- It's lower yields at work, with the USDA now expecting 173.4 bushels per acre vs. 174.2 last month and the trade guess of 175.2.
- The bean crop is now estimated at 3.958B bushels vs. 3.927B last month and trade's expectation of 3.967B.
- Wheat ending stocks of 644M bushels compares to last month's 654M.
- Corn fired, but has quickly fallen back - now up marginally on the session after initially jumping around 2%. In the green earlier, beans are now lower by 1%, and wheat also erases early gains, now flat on the session.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Oct. 10, 2014, 12:20 PM
- The USDA estimate for this season's corn yield of 174.2 bushels per acre is up from 171.7 bushels one month ago, and compares to trade estimates of 174.7. Production of 14.475B bushels compares to trade estimates of 14.506B bushels. Ending stocks of 2.081B bushels vs. estimate of 2.13B.
- Soybean yields of 47.1 bushels is up from 46.6 last month, and vs. estimates of 47.6. The crop size of 3.927B bushels stands against estimates of 3.976B, and last month's estimate of 3.913B. Ending stocks of 450M bushels vs. estimate of 472M.
- Wheat ending stocks of 654M bushels drops from 698M last month and compares to estimates of 704M.
- Bottom line: Already big corn and bean crops got bigger.
- Corn and beans are off a few cents, while the price of wheat jumps nearly a dime per bushel on the low stocks estimate.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Sep. 19, 2014, 11:12 AM
- It's new contract lows across the board in the grains with Dec. corn -1% to $3.34 per bushel, Dec. wheat -2.2% to $4.77, and Nov. beans -1% to $9.61.
- Related ETFs: CORN -1.2%, WEAT -2.1%, SOYB -1.5%, JJG -1.5%.
- For wheat it's a 4-year low following last week's USDA report estimating a record worldwide harvest of 720M metric tons. The USDA also said wheat exports of 314.5 tons in the week ended Sept. 11 were less than half the previous week.
- The same supply report also predicted record U.S. harvests for both corn and beans.
Aug. 18, 2014, 4:30 PM
- Contrarians looking for a bottom in the long slide in corn could do worse than hearing a bell ringing in the WSJ headline from this weekend: "U.S. Farmers are up to their ears in corn."
- "We're going to drown in corn this year," leads the article, quoting Decatur's Jeff Brown, a 5th-generation farmer.
- More? "We're going to see corn in piles all over the Midwest, and it's going to take forever to eat through it all," says commodity broker Jamey Kohake, who is advising clients to sell rallies and not hold any corn through the winter.
- September corn fell 1.7% today to $3.60 per bushel. Two years ago, corn was selling for more than $8.
- ETFs: JJG, GRU
Mar. 31, 2014, 3:02 PM
- Corn is ahead about 2% after a USDA survey shows farmers planning to plant just 91.691M acres this year, the lowest in 4 years, and down from 95.365M acres in 2013. Trade estimates had been for about 93M acres.
- One year ago at this time, the nearby corn contract was trading at $7 per bushel - today it's around $5. The USDA pegs March 1 corn inventories of 7.01B bushels, up 30% from a year ago, and about inline with trade forecasts.
- ETFs: JJG, GRU
Mar. 10, 2014, 12:12 PM
- World corn stocks of 158.47MMT is higher than last month's estimate of 157.3 and trade expectations of 156.27. Domestic ending stocks, however, are now placed at 1.456B bushels vs. 1.481 last month and trade expectations of 1.488.
- Domestic bean ending stocks of 145M bushels is down from 150 last month, but ahead of trade expectations for 141. World stocks of 70.64MMT vs. 73.01 previously and forecasts for 71.46.
- Domestic wheat ending stocks of 558M bushels compares to 558M last month and 570M forecast.
- Markets are reading the news as bearish, with corn off a nickel, beans down $0.25, and wheat off $0.02
- Related ETFs: JJG, GRU, WEET
Jan. 10, 2014, 12:25 PM
- Corn (CORN +2.6%) moves sharply higher after the latest USDA projection has corn ending stocks at just 1.631B bushels vs. trade expectations for 1.861B. The agency pegs production at 13.93B bushels - few had expected this number to come in below 14B.
- The wheat (WEAT -4.2%) numbers are more bearish however, with ending stocks of 608M bushels vs. expectations of 557M. Winter wheat seedings, though, are less than expected - 41.892M acres vs. 43.501M.
- Soybean (SOYB +0.1%) ending stocks of 150B bushels are about inline with expectations.
- Related ETFs: JJG, GRU
Sep. 30, 2013, 3:49 PM
- Corn (CORN -2.4%) and Soybeans (SOYB -3.2%) tumble - with corn hitting a 3-year low - after the USDA reports estimated corn stocks of 824M bushels, off 17% from a year ago, but far higher than trade estimates for 687M. Bean stocks are estimated at 141M bushels, also off 17% from a year ago, but 13% above estimates. Stocks still remain low, but these are old crop numbers, and forecasters are looking forward to a big crop this fall.
- Wheat (WEAT -2.7%) stocks of 1.85B bushels were slightly below expectations.
- Lower-than-expected feed usage and export demand were behind the big corn number - high prices had pig farmers substituting corn for wheat.
- Relevant grain ETFs: JJA, RJA, AGF, DBA, FUD, UAG, DAG, AGA, ADZ, JJS, TAGS, USAG, RGRA, JJG, GRU.
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The investment objective of the Fund is to have the daily changes in percentage terms of the Shares' net asset value ("NAV") reflect the daily changes in percentage terms of a weighted average of the closing settlement prices for three futures contracts for corn ("Corn Futures Contracts") that are traded on the Chicago Board of Trade ("CBOT"), specifically (1) the second-to-expire CBOT Corn Futures Contract, weighted 35%, (2) the third-to-expire CBOT Corn Futures Contract, weighted 30%, and (3) the CBOT Corn Futures Contract expiring in the December following the expiration month of the third-to-expire contract, weighted 35%, less the Fund's expenses. (This weighted average of the three referenced Corn Futures Contracts is referred to herein as the "Benchmark," and the three Corn Futures Contracts that at any given time make up the Benchmark are referred to herein as the "Benchmark Component Futures Contracts.
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The Malik Report
Datsyuk's Agent With A Brief Update To The Russian Media
by Paul on 02/03/14 at 05:55 PM ET
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via Sport Express with rough translation,
Forward "Detroit" Pavel Datsyuk quietly recovering from injury and will do anything to play for the Russian national team at the Olympics in Sochi, said the player's agent Gary Grinstin. Captain of the Russian Olympic team, we recall, was injured in the Jan. 1 game, "Toronto" and since then has not appeared on the ice.
Pavel Datsyuk knows what to do - leads "F-Sport" Grinstina words. - He's already trained, he quietly restored and will do anything to play for the Russian national team at the Olympics. I can not say whether Datsyuk play before the break, but I will note that the club is no press, no pressure guide. And the decision on this issue will make himself Datsyuk.
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I know people want to think Pav feels pressure to play for his home country, but I think he wants to do it, for love of his country. He considered retiring after last season - remember? And he has said more than once that he would like to finish out his career playing there. I get the argument about hockey players owing the NHL teams that pay them millions, but if he chooses to play in Sochi, I don't think he deserves any criticism.
Posted by MsRedWinger from the State where Tigers roam in the Spring on 02/03/14 at 08:18 PM ET
It's both. He loves his country very much, but he also has no choice because of the immense pressure on the Russian players to play and deliver. I wish he wasn't named captain, but that came as a surprise to everyone who thought that Ovechkin or Kovalchuk would wear the "K."
Posted by George Malik from South Lyon, MI on 02/03/14 at 08:21 PM ET
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WASHINGTON (June 24, 2013)—In less than 100 days, uninsured Americans can sign up for health care, and the Obama administration says it's gearing up with new call centers, a revamped website and a call to the NFL.
Officials said Monday they're talking to professional sports leagues including the NFL about helping publicize the benefits of President Barack Obama's health overhaul. No deals yet.
Starting Oct. 1, consumers will be able to go online to healthcare.gov and compare private insurance plans.
Those who don't have job-based coverage can use the online marketplace to apply for tax credits to help pay their premiums in the biggest expansion of the social safety net since Medicare.
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Congratulations is the band's followup to the breakout 2007 album Oracular Spectacular. Unlike its predecessor, Congratulations doesn't include any singles, because Goldwasser and VanWyngarden say they want the album to be played as a complete work.
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Treasuries Remain Higher After $36 Billion Two-Year Note Sale
Treasuries remained higher as the government sold $36 billion of two-year securities in the first of three note auctions this week totaling $100 billion.
The auction drew a record-low yield of 0.441 percent, compared with the 0.446 percent forecast in a Bloomberg News survey of 6 of the Federal Reserve's 18 primary dealers. The sale's bid-to-cover ratio, which gauges demand by comparing total bids with the amount of securities offered, was 3.78, compared with an average of 3.14 at the past 10 auctions. Treasuries rose earlier on speculation the Fed will increase purchases of U.S. debt to boost the economy and on concern Ireland's finances are deteriorating.
"Today we are in a slight panic mode," said Tom Roth, senior Treasury trader in New York at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., before the sale. "Everything stacks up for the auction to go well. People are more inclined to think QE will happen."
Current two-year note yields slid 2 basis points, or 0.02 percentage point, to 0.426 percent at 1:05 p.m. in New York, according to BGCantor Market Data. The 10-year note yield dropped 9 basis points to 2.52 percent.
At today's sale, indirect bidders, an investor class that includes foreign central banks, purchased 39 percent of the notes, compared with 29.2 percent at the last auction on Aug. 24 and an average of 38.1 percent at the past 10 sales. Two-year notes drew a then record-low yield of 0.498 percent at last month's auction.
Direct Bidders
Direct bidders, non-primary-dealer investors that place their bids directly with the Treasury, bought 10.8 percent, compared with 12.1 percent in August and an average of 14.1 percent at the past 10 auctions.
The size of the two-year offering today was the smallest since November 2008. The Treasury will auction $35 billion in five-year notes tomorrow and $29 billion in seven-year debt Sept. 29.
Bonds rose earlier as Anglo Irish Bank Corp.'s senior debt was cut to the lowest investment grade rating by Moody's Investors Service.
The company's government-guaranteed senior bonds fell for a sixth day as investors wagered they'll be forced to share the cost of bailing out the nationalized lender with taxpayers.
The Fed said in its statement after its Sept. 21 meeting that it's prepared "to provide additional accommodation if needed to support economic recovery and to return inflation, over time, to levels consistent with its mandate."
Consumer prices excluding food and energy increased in August for a fifth month at an annual rate of 0.9 percent, matching the slowest year-over-year pace of gains since 1966, the Labor Department said Sept. 17.
Break-Even Rate
The difference between yields on 10-year notes and Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, or TIPS, a gauge of trader expectations for consumer prices over the life of the maturity known as the break-even rate, fell to 1.79 percentage points, compared with the five-year average of 2.10 percentage points.
"Demand for Treasuries will remain fairly robust despite the amount of supply hitting the market this week," Kevin Giddis, head of fixed-income sales, trading and research in Memphis, Tennessee, at the brokerage firm Morgan Keegan Inc., said in a research note. The economy remains weak, and the Fed appears poised to intensify asset purchases, he wrote.
About $315 billion to $670 billion of quantitative easing has been priced in by the market, a team of Deutsche Bank AG analysts including Dominic Konstam and Mustafa Chowdhury in New York wrote in a note to clients issued Sept. 24.
The Fed completed a program in March, purchasing $1.25 trillion of agency mortgage-backed securities and about $175 billion of agency debt. The central bank was the biggest buyer of Treasuries when it bought $300 billion of U.S. debt in 2009.
Fed Debt Buying
The central bank retained last week its stance from its Aug. 10 meeting of keeping its portfolio of securities stable at about $2 trillion to keep money from draining out of the financial system. The Fed will buy inflation-indexed debt tomorrow maturing from January 2011 to February 2040 as part of its program to reinvest principal payments from its mortgage holdings.
A range of 2.50 percent to 2.70 percent for the 10-year note yield will probably hold until traders "get in touch with their feelings" on the probability of full-scale quantitative easing, Jim Vogel, head of agency-debt research at FTN Financial in Memphis, wrote in a note to clients.
This year's rally in Treasuries has pushed yields so low that a Fed measure of risk shows U.S. government securities are too expensive.
The financial model, which includes expectations for interest rates, growth and inflation, shows Treasuries are the most overvalued since the financial crisis in December 2008, just before 10-year note yields almost doubled in the following six months. Investors who held 10-year securities through that period lost 13 percent, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch index data.


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Indianapolis – Their names are fairly familiar. Their faces, kind of familiar. The names of their teams, familiar in some cases.
But there they sat last Saturday, on stage in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway media center as part of the group which will start the biggest race in the world from […]
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Indianapolis – Two very tough men broke down and cried just after 6 p.m. at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday. One set of tears was produced joyous ecstasy. The other by wrenching disappointment. One other man celebrated from a hospital bed.
Bump Day is back at Indy.
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Indianapolis – On Saturday night, a couple of hours after Danica Patrick had been roundly booed by race fans at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Tony Kanaan met with his teammate.
His message to her was that she needed to adjust her attitude.
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Indianapolis – Helio Castroneves will begin his quest for a historic fourth Indianapolis 500 victory from the pole position.
Castroneves, who won last year's race, was simply dominating during Saturday's all-new-for-2010 qualifying procedure.
He was fastest during the first segment of the qualifying session – which locked the fastest 24 cars on […]
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Indianapolis – The racing world has seen a charming Danica Patrick, and an angry Patrick and a joyous Patrick. Saturday afternoon at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the racing world got to see a shaken Patrick.
Such is the effect of having a horribly handling race car at 225 mph.
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Topeka, Kan. – It's not like members of the John Force Racing organization are embarrassed by the fact that its drivers are ranked first, second and third in the NHRA Funny Car standings. They're certainly not apologizing for it.
But, they're not exactly breaking out the confetti canons, either.
Way too early […]
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The list of drivers who have qualified for Saturday night's Sprint All-Star race at Charlotte Motor Speedway is impressive. But the list of drivers who have not qualified is, well, kind of interesting, too.
In fact, the not-qualified list includes some of the top drivers in the sport. Drivers who have […]
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Now let's see: Is it four segments with a 10-lap shootout, or is it 10 segments with a four-lap shootout? And is this the one for pole winners or is this the one for race winners or the one with former series champions or the one with former event champions […]
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Absolutely, J.D. Gibbs says: He and everybody associated with the No. 11 team of Joe Gibbs Racing had seen and heard the preseason media forecasts in which Denny Hamlin was picked as the guy who would end Jimmie Johnson's reign as Sprint Cup champion.
But absolutely not, Gibbs said during a […]
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Kyle Busch capitalized on a pit-road screw-up by Jimmie Johnson with 38 laps to go and went on to win Sunday's Autism Speaks 400 Sprint Cup race at Dover International Speedway.
The victory was the second of the weekend for Busch, who also won the Nationwide Series race at Dover on […]


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Amarillo Museum of Art hosts its monthly Third Thursday event this week, incorporating jazz and film with art.
Polk Street Jazz will perform beginning at 6 p.m. at the museum, 2200 S. Van Buren St.
At 7 p.m., "Fritz Scholder: Painting the Paradox" will be screened; three of the artist's works are on view in the "Stphane Janssen: The Collector" exhibition.
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Anti-aging skincare for all agesWednesday, November 30th, 2011
You've probably realized by now that the best way to prevent aging is to start changing your everyday habits and use anti-aging skincare products early – even before you start seeing fine lines, age spots and wrinkles. While not all ages need every anti-aging product on the market, there are certain things you should be providing your skin in your 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s. Here's a list of the things everyone should do, followed by advice for each stage of your mid-life, according to SimplyAntiAging.com and Allure magazine.
Anti-aging advice for all ages
These tips are meant to be started immediately for all ages.
1. Stop smoking. Even if you've been a smoker for a number of years, it's never too late to stop further damage from happening. Smoking greatly accelerates the aging of your skin because it encourages the destruction of collagen, which helps your skin remain plump and smooth. Smoking can make your skin dull, dry and wrinkled, so do yourself a favor and quit!
2. Wear sunscreen. Applying sunblock not only protects your skin from getting burned, but it protects your skin from aging. Prolonged sun exposure can create advanced age spots, wrinkles and give your skin a leathery texture. Use a product like Dermablend – Cover Creme SPF 30 (New Formula), which covers up existing marks and protects your skin.
3. Eat well. As long as your diet is full of fresh fruits and vegetables, your skin should be getting the antioxidants and vitamins you need to fight the signs of aging. Omega-3 fatty acids are also important, so be sure to include nuts and fish like salmon into your diet. If you're concerned that you're not getting enough, consider taking a vitamin supplement.
4. Exercise. Working out and moving is great for all parts of your body – even your skin. It increases the delivery of oxygen to your skin cells, as well as important vitamins so your skin looks younger longer. Make sure to drink plenty of water as you exercise to keep hydrated.
5. Sleep. Ever heard of beauty sleep? It's real. Your body releases hormones while you're sleeping to stimulate cell turnover and refresh your skin. Too much stress and lack of sleep can suppress your immune system and speed up aging, so get plenty of rest each night.
What to do when you're:
• In your 20s. During this hectic age, you should be protecting and repairing your skin. Stress can increase the amount of damaging free radicals in your body, which show up as dark circles, puffiness and dullness. Use plenty of sunscreen, as well as a moisturizer with plenty of antioxidant ingredients, like Exuviance – Essential Daily Defense Fluid SPF 15.
• In your 30s. When you begin to see signs of aging, it's time to exfoliate and regenerate your skin. Declining levels of collagen and elastin can create fine lines and wrinkles, while the rate of skin regeneration begins to slow down. Use products with peptides or retinols, which help to elevate your collagen and elastin, like BABOR – DOCTOR BABOR Derma Cellular Collagen Booster Cream. Exfoliate regularly to get rid of dead cells and increase cell turnover on the surface of your skin.
• In your 40s. During this period you may notice that your skin seems thinner and less hydrated, which is why it's important to plump and soothe. Use a product with hyaluronic acid, which hold water to plump your skin from within. SkinMedica – Hydrating Complex is a good choice.
• In your 50s. Changes in your hormones can cause dryness at this age, so it's crucial to hydrate and nurture your skin. Glycerin and ceramides can help to repair your skin's natural moisture barrier, so use a product like SkinMedica – TNS Ceramide Treatment Cream.
How to look fabulous at your high school reunionFriday, November 4th, 2011
High school reunions are a great way to get in touch with your former classmates and see what's going on in everyone's lives. You can get reacquainted with your old friends and maybe even make a few new ones that you never would've expected. If you're nervous about what you should wear or what people will think of the older you, there's no need to worry. There are plenty of ways to ensure that you'll look fabulous and younger for the big event. Here are a few from Allure magazine.
Amp up your eyes
Eyes are usually the feature that people notice first, so it's important to make sure yours are giving off the right first impression. You want bright, wide-awake eyes that look young and vibrant. The key to pulling this off is by de-puffing them and eliminating dark circles on the day of the event. Use a cold compress or even a frozen bag of peas to cool down your lids for ten minutes, then use a product like Sothys – Active-Contour Age-Defying Cream (Eyes). It will reduce the depth of wrinkles and fine lines, and if you keep it in the fridge, it'll have extra de-puffing powers. Afterwards, use Jane Iredale – Active Light Under-eye Concealer to hide dark circles and signs of fatigue without any creasing.
Steer clear of acne
Even if your high school days are over, that doesn't mean that your acne has completely gone away. If you're still prone to the occasional breakout, it's important to take preventative measures before the event. Wash your face twice daily with a cleanser meant for acne-prone skin, and consider using a product with benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid afterwards. If you already have a breakout close to the event, do some damage control by warming up your skin with a warm compress, like a damp washcloth, for several minutes. Once your pores have opened, use two clean Q-tips to press on either side of a pimple to get rid of it, then use a zit-sapping product on top before concealer.
Get a dewy glow
You don't want to look drab and burned out or oily on the day of your reunion, so use a product like BABOR – Advanced Biogen Intensive Repair in the days leading up to the event. Your face will have a smoother texture immediately and the formula will help with any scarring, abrasions and excess oil. Make sure to use plenty of moisturizer, and a facial spritzer like GloMinerals – gloMoist Hydration Mist can give you a quick pick-me-up, even in the bathroom of the venue!
Whiten your smile
There's nothing like yellowing teeth to make you look older, so turn up the brightness of your smile with a kit like Supersmile – Professional Whitening System (Large). You'll have much more confidence without even having to step foot in the dentist's office. To get rid of any stains, you may want to try using hydrogen peroxide. Just dip a washcloth in it, then use it to scrub stains from the surface of your teeth. GoSMILE – TOUCH UP Mini (pear-licious) can also help you get rid of stains from coffee or wine on the day of the reunion.
Shine up your hair
Dull, dry hair can make you look much older, so it's important to pamper your locks before the big day so your tresses will be glowing along with your face. Use a luxurious masque like BORGHESE – Fango Active Mud for Hair and Scalp, which will give you plenty of body and moisture. When you're styling, use a shine spray like Hamadi – Shea Spray to get soft, luscious hair that your girlfriends will be jealous of.
The future of wrinkle therapyThursday, October 6th, 2011
According to Allure magazine, a recent annual meeting of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons ended with some exciting news for people who want to get rid of their wrinkles without Botox or Dysport.
RT001 is a pseudonym for the wipe-on botulinum toxin, Type A, which is the same toxin used in doctor-dispensed injectables to temporarily smooth out wrinkles. Rather than injecting the toxin into your skin, researchers have found that simply wiping on the gel form can visually reduce wrinkles for about four months, which is the same amount of time Botox lasts for.
While the research is certainly promising, it could take several years for the product to be approved, meaning that you may want to find other anti-aging methods in the meantime. It's important to always use sun screen to prevent the sun's rays from damaging and aging your skin, so you may want to invest in an SPF moisturizer like Celazome – Lyphazome Moisturizing Sunscreen SPF 30 to use daily. A product like PETER THOMAS ROTH – Un-Wrinkle can help with any existing wrinkles you may have, making your skin appear flawless.
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Stand up for better retinol equalityWednesday, April 13th, 2011
What with all this talk regarding Equal Pay Day, you'd think that someone would stand up to point out the flagrant inequalities between men and women's skin (kidding, kidding). In all seriousness, though, men do have some distinct advantages when it comes to the aging process, but that doesn't mean there aren't ways to level out the playing field.
"In general, men have the advantage when it comes to aging because their skin is 20 to 30 percent thicker than women's, which decreases sagging," Nicholas Perricone, MD, told ELLE.com.
According to the news source, women can take matters into their own hands by using products rich in retinol, which helps promote cell turnover and collagen production.
All being said, it's just as important to celebrate the fact that you've got such delicate features to begin with – and with a longer average lifespan than men, women have more time to preserve their feminine countenances. Taking the best possible care of yourself is easy when you've got high quality beauty products at your fingertips every day, so treat yourself to only the best.
Skin through the ages: An everywoman guideThursday, February 24th, 2011
You know your skin is sort of a big deal – it is the biggest organ on your body, after all, and having an out-of-this-world glow can make the difference between feeling beautiful or just so-so.
We wash, we exfoliate, we moisturize, we tone – we drink our eight glasses per day in hopes of achieving that ever-elusive perfect, dewy sheen.
The older we get, the more we have to adapt our habits to our skin's ever-changing needs. That's why it's so important for women of all ages to be equipped with the proper knowledge to respond to the changes taking place in their bodies – the skin of a 20-year-old has different needs than the skin of a 47-year-old, but with the proper techniques, every woman can feel like a queen.
According to StyleList.com, "thanks to technology and all that we know about aging today, firm and glowing skin isn't something you have to leave behind in your youth."
That doesn't mean having youthful skin comes without its own bag of issues, however. Many 20-year-olds are still plagued with occasional blemishes.
New York dermatologist Dr. David Bank told StyeList that young women might look for gentle cleansers that contain alpha hydroxy acid, glycolic acid or benzoyl peroxide, such as Neova's Acne Cream.
As you get into your 30s, it's a safe bet you'll see less and less of the angry red stuff, but your skin might be less capable of restoring itself. This is about the time when blotchiness, dryness and tiny fine lines begin to appear.
To combat these dulling effects, Dr. Tina Alster recommends focusing on exfoliation and moisturizing, while Dr. Bank mentions that most of the stuff you used in your 20s to fight acne can also still be beneficial for anti-aging purposes. Retinol creams and glycolic acid are especially suited for fine lines and blotchiness, the news source reports.
Those who begin to notice signs of rosacea at this age are advised to avoid a self-diagnosis and to visit a dermatologist. Skin-care professionals usually have the most effective treatments for this inflammatory condition. If you do decide to self-medicate, you can use products such as Phytomer's Rosee Visage Toning Cleansing Lotion and Accept Neutralizing Cream.
Women progressing into their 40s may see a marked progression of the aging effects they experienced in their 30s "due to weakening of collagen and elastin fibers, loss of fat and muscles, and coupled with gravitational pull," Dr. Banks told the news source. "It's not surprising that you will begin to see signs of sagging eyelids, drooping brows and hollowness under the eyes."
The best advice is to up the strength of the exfoliation and moisturizing process, opting for subtle dermabrasion formulas with microcrystals and moisturizers with lots of glycerin. Bank recommends looking for formulas with anti-oxidants such as grape-seed extract or vitamins A, C and E, the news source reports.
Women aged 50 and over may begin to see more pronounced wrinkles as the moisture and fat content in their skin begins to wane. At this point, lathering on oil-rich moisturizers is a safe bet for the skin, which isn't as prone to break-outs as it was years ago. Alster recommends products with collagen-building ingredients, such as retinoic acid, and hydrators like hyaluronic acid.
Bank says there's something to look forward to in your 60s, which may bring skin less prone to hormonal fluctuations and a more defined bone structure. To prevent the dryness and itchiness associated with this age, look for creams with shea butter or serums with phytoestrogens, the news source reports.
Once you're in your 70s, you can leave the soap behind. Look for soap-free cleansers that will help you retain as much moisture as you can – adding a vitamin C serum can help you with sunspots. Cellex-C Advanced-C Serum will do wonders for blotchiness and uneven skin tone.
And if there is one thing that you do take away from all of this, remember to always put on sunscreen. Applying SPF 20 or greater can be your number one defense against aging, no matter what birthday you'll be celebrating this year.
How to keep makeup from emphasizing your wrinklesMonday, November 29th, 2010
As skin ages, wrinkles develop and fine lines become more defined. And while many cosmetics can be used on a wide range of faces, there are a few items that more mature women may want to avoid, as they can draw attention to wrinkles.
Lipstick can often bleed into the little lines that form around the mouth. Instead of using an old-fashioned lip liner, you may want to swap the stick for a stain.
"Replace your lipstick with a deep stain topped by lip balm," Los Angeles makeup artist Molly Stern told More magazine. "The stain won't move, and the moisturizing properties of the balm will make the stain, which can feel dry on the lips, more comfortable to wear."
Women worried about emphasizing wrinkles should also cut down on shimmery powder, which can settle into fine lines, bringing more attention to them. But instead of putting down the shimmer forever, the publication recommends using the highlighting powder sparingly on relatively smooth areas of the face, such as the tops of your cheekbones, your chin and your brow bones.
Makeup tips for a more youthful appearanceSaturday, November 20th, 2010
While it can be fun to learn about the hottest trends that are gaining popularity around the world, sometimes practical makeup advice is even better. After all, beauty products are supposed to help you look your best, and sometimes painting your lips the newest shade of fuchsia isn't as flattering as you might have hoped.
Women who want to look a few years younger may want to stop looking toward the runways and try a few basic techniques that can create a more youthful appearance.
It's often said that eyes are the window to your soul, so making sure that your peepers look their brightest is an important step when trying to appear younger. But before you stock up on beauty products, you may want to make an appointment with your eye doctor.
"Ninety percent of the time when women in their 30s come in for Botox, I send them to the opthamologist because they need a stronger prescription," Boston-based dermatologist Ranella Hirsch told Harper's Bazaar. She added that when women can't see properly, they squint, deepening frown lines. In addition to visiting the doctor's office, a high-quality eye treatment, like Babor Sensational Eye Cream, can help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while improving elasticity.
There are also a few cosmetic tricks that can help open-up your eyes and make them appear younger. Instead of thick liquid liners, use a soft pencil to emphasize your eyes. Youngblood Intense Kohl Eye Pencil boasts bold pigment but remains soft enough to smudge and blend.
Additionally, don't neglect your eyebrows, as Harper's Bazaar reports that full arches are a sign of youth. For a natural look, use a pencil to enhance sparse brows, opting for light, short marks as opposed to filling in the area completely. Look for a pencil with a spool on the end, such as Sothys Eyebrow Enhancing Pencil, as the brush can help smooth out and break up the color to create the appearance of fine brow hairs.
When selecting a lipstick color, opt for lighter shades, makeup artist Matin Maulawizada told the news source, adding that darker hues can be unflattering on more mature women because lips get thinner with age. Ladies should also avoid peach and orange-toned formulas, which can make teeth appear more yellow. Instead, neutral and rosy-colored lipsticks are great alternatives.
If you do have more pronounced lines around your mouth, which is fairly common as skin ages, use a lip primer, like GloMinerals gloLip Filler Pencil, to keep lipstick from bleeding.
While it may seem that all women have different ways of applying blush, ladies looking for a more youthful appearance should brush on color above the apples of their cheeks. According to makeup artist Sandy Linter, applying blush to the highest point of the cheekbone creates an instant lift. Instead of bold hues, opt for a warm tone that blends with your natural skin tone.
Though a sunkissed complexion is often thought of as young and desirable, more mature women may want to stay away from self-tanner, as it can emphasize age spots, Linter told the publication. Instead, she recommends using a warm-colored foundation to perk up pale skin.
To hide blemishes, Maulawizada suggests using camouflage instead of concealer, as camouflage has less oil so it won't sink into fine lines and wrinkles as easily. Paula Dorf Total Camouflage features two shades of cover-up in one pan, allowing women to create a custom hue that perfectly matches their skin tone.
Stop Father Time in his TracksTuesday, January 12th, 2010
Just as you experienced growth spurts in life, it is also likely that you will come into contact with aging spurts. Throughout these periods, the skin will seem to age at a much faster rate than other times in life. This may seem like a lost cause for your skin but it isn't—there are anti-aging techniques that you can use to protect your skin's youthful appearance. You can do this by taking proper care of your body.
The most blatantly noticeable signs of aging is changes in the appearance of the skin—the dreaded wrinkles, lines, and puffiness. Skin aging is most usually cause by regular exposure to the sun and harsh elements in the environment. Care for your skin and you'll slow the effects. Products that contain AHA ingredients can slow down the dreaded signs of skin aging and assist you in achieving healthier, younger-looking skin that you can be sure of.


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Environmental Biology of Fishes
, Volume 69, Issue 1, pp 21-36
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Migration of Pacific Rim Chum Salmon on the High Seas: Insights from Genetic Data
- Lisa W. SeebAffiliated withAlaska Department of Fish and Game, Gene Conservation Laboratory
- , Penelope A. CraneAffiliated withAlaska Department of Fish and Game, Gene Conservation Laboratory
- , Christine M. KondzelaAffiliated withNational Marine Fisheries Service, Auke Bay Laboratory
- , Richard L. WilmotAffiliated withNational Marine Fisheries Service, Auke Bay Laboratory
- , Shigehiko UrawaAffiliated withNational Salmon Resources Center, Fisheries Agency of Japan
- , Natalya V. VarnavskayaAffiliated withKamchatka Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography
- , James E. SeebAffiliated withAlaska Department of Fish and Game, Gene Conservation Laboratory
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Wild stocks of chum salmon, Oncorhynchus keta, have experienced recent declines in some areas of their range. Also, the release of hatchery chum salmon has escalated to nearly three billion fish annually. The decline of wild stocks and the unknown effects of hatchery fish combined with the uncertainty of future production caused by global climate change have renewed interest in the migratory patterns of chum salmon on the high seas. We studied the composition of high-seas mixtures of maturing and immature individuals using baseline data for 20 allozyme loci from 356 populations from throughout the Pacific Rim. Composition estimates were made from three time series. Two of these time series were from important coastal migratory corridors: the Shumagin Islands south of the Alaska Peninsula and the east coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula. The third was from chum salmon captured incidentally in the Bering Sea trawl fishery for walleye pollock. We also analyzed geographically dispersed collections of chum salmon captured in the month of July. The time series show dynamic changes in stock composition. The Shumagin Island corridor was used primarily by Northwest Alaskan and Asian populations in June; by the end of July stocks from the Alaska Peninsula and southern North America dominated the composition. The composition along the Kamchatka coast changed dramatically from primarily Russian stocks in May to primarily Japanese stocks in August; the previously undocumented presence of stocks from the Alaska Peninsula and Gulf of Alaska was also demonstrated. Immature chum salmon from throughout the Pacific Rim, including large proportions of southern North American stocks, contributed to the Bering Sea bycatch during the months of September and October. The migration routes of North American stocks is far more widespread than previously observed, and the Bering Sea is an important rearing area for maturing and immature chum salmon from throughout the species' range.
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- Title
- Migration of Pacific Rim Chum Salmon on the High Seas: Insights from Genetic Data
- Journal
Environmental Biology of Fishes
Volume 69, Issue 1-4 , pp 21-36
- Cover Date
- 2004-03
- Print ISSN
- 0378-1909
- Online ISSN
- 1573-5133
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Oncorhynchus keta
- mixed stock analyses
- allozyme electrophoresis
- Authors
- Lisa W. Seeb (1)
- Penelope A. Crane (1)
- Christine M. Kondzela (3)
- Richard L. Wilmot (3)
- Shigehiko Urawa (4)
- Natalya V. Varnavskaya (5)
- James E. Seeb (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Gene Conservation Laboratory, 333 Raspberry Road, Anchorage, AK, 99518, U.S.A.
- 3. National Marine Fisheries Service, Auke Bay Laboratory, 11305 Glacier Highway, Juneau, AK, 99801, U.S.A.
- 4. National Salmon Resources Center, Fisheries Agency of Japan, 2-2 Nakanoshima, Toyohira-ku, Sapporo, 062-0922, Japan
- 5. Kamchatka Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography, 683600, Petropavlovski-Kamchatsky, Naberejnaya 18, Russia


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The Advantages of an Assertive China
Responding to Beijing's Abrasive Diplomacy
Over the past two years, in a departure from the policy of reassurance it adopted in the late 1990s, China has managed to damage relations with most of its neighbors and with the United States. Mistrust of Beijing throughout the region and in Washington is palpable. Observers claim that China has become more assertive, revising its grand strategy to reflect its own rise and the United States' decline since the financial crisis began in 2008. In fact, China's counterproductive policies toward its neighbors and the United States are better understood as reactive and conservative rather than assertive and innovative. Beijing's new, more truculent posture is rooted in an exaggerated sense of China's rise in global power and serious domestic political insecurity. As a result, Chinese policymakers are hypersensitive to nationalist criticism at home and more rigid -- at times even arrogant -- in response to perceived challenges abroad.
A series of recent standoffs and tough diplomatic gestures certainly seem a world apart from China's previous strategy, set in the 1990s, of a "peaceful rise," which emphasized regional economic integration and multilateral confidence building in an effort to assuage the fears of China's neighbors during its ascendance to great-power status. Examples of China's recent abrasiveness abound. In 2009, Chinese ships harassed the unarmed U.S. Navy ship Impeccable in international waters off the coast of China. At the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Regional Forum in July 2010, Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi warned Southeast Asian states against coordinating with outside powers in
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Colorado Republican Reps. Mike Coffman, Cory Gardner, Doug Lamborn, and Scott Tipton support disaster relief for their state but voted against emergency aid for Superstorm Sandy victims.
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GEORGETOWN - Mary Frances "Faffie" Irwin, 91, formerly of Canyon, died Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2001.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in First United Methodist Church in Georgetown. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Dreamland Cemetery in Canyon with the Rev. Donald Driskill officiating. Arrangements are by The Gabriels Funeral Chapel.
Mrs. Irwin was born in Carlsbad, N.M., Territory, May 13, 1910, to John F. and Mattie V. Dunaway. The family moved to Canyon where she grew up. She lived in Amarillo and Clarendon before moving to Georgetown in 1997.
Affectionately known as Memo to her grandchildren, she enjoyed sewing, cooking, gardening and fishing - skills she taught to her children and grandchildren. She was a beautiful lady with lovely blue eyes. She will be remembered as a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Her greatest gift was the love she instilled in everyone in her life.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Earl; a brother; and six sisters.
Survivors include a son, Bill Irwin and wife, Celia, of Amarillo; two daughters, Joan Lawrence and husband, David, of Georgetown and Sandra Driskill and husband, Donald, of Albany, Ga.; nine grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to First United Methodist Church endowment fund, 410 E. University Ave., Georgetown, TX 78626 or a favorite charity.
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Gestational Diabetes - Medications
Most women can treat gestational diabetes by changing the way they eat and exercising more often. If these changes do not keep your blood sugar level within a target range, you may need to take diabetes medicine, for example glyburide, insulin, or metformin. You may also need to take insulin if your doctor thinks that your baby is getting too large.
If you need to take insulin, you will learn how to give yourself an insulin shot.
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Insulin is the primary medicine used to treat gestational diabetes. Insulin is only used if you cannot control your blood sugar level by eating well and exercising regularly.
How much insulin you need depends on how much you weigh and on how close you are to your due date. Some women need more insulin as they get closer to their delivery date, because the placenta makes more and more hormones that make it harder and harder for insulin to do its job. In rare cases, a woman with gestational diabetes has to stay in the hospital for a short time to get her blood sugar level within a target range.
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I am working on getting domain mapping working for our new WP 3.1 network, and I'm running into an issue when looking at the RSS feeds generated by wordpress..
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