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I recently ask for records which were created during the processing of my initial request for TOI (Tracks of Interest) and UTs (Unknown Tracks). Since I am interesting in how USNORTHCOM responds to such events.
The file contains 117 pages of which 70 pages was internal correspondence and official forms for processing this request (mostly censored under (b5) and (b6) under the exemptions of the FOIA). Initially I broaden my request to cover OPREP 3 reports, but I narrowed my request in this instant to make the request more manageable.
I get the impression that a search in a number of different directorates was conducted to locate the records pertaining to my request. One of the forms was entitled "consolidated OCR Coord" with an electronic signature from Brigadier Gen Deputy Director of Operations. A number of documents were "Tasker updated by N-NC" (staff). These documents were created by the system used by USNORTHCOM. Then it gets more interesting. A document entitled "Staff Summary Sheet (SSS), from NORAD and USNORTHCOM was created. This document was to "NJ 3, NCJ3 and J8", the first and second being Operations, and the third is programs and resources (budgets). These have references to background discussions which of course are censored. Further documents of this nature are in the records as well to "N2C2 and NCJ3" N2C2 is NORAD and USNORTHCOM Command Center.
A document from NORAD dated Feb 12 2013 classified as FOUO (For Official Use Only) was created. It is interesting to know where the crossover of authority for these records lies, since NORAD is a bi-national organization and neither subject to FOIA nor Access to Information act, this too was signed by DD of Operations. This two page letter was censored almost completely, and it has about 32 pages of documents attached so I can gather. Whether these are the Tracks of Interest and Unknown Tracks is only speculation but it's a strong possibility. Since some of the documents seem to have their classification marking censored as well as the entire contents of the document in a block format. There are a few memos like the one mentioned here, one is from the Director of Operations dated 1st February 2013.
Other documents have "Look for Classification Marking in Message Body" top and bottom of the documents. Some records were from Operation Research Analyst NORAD and USNORTHCOM and a variety of "CIV USA" staff. On page 72 of these documents there seems to be an excel format table of some kind, and possible classification marks on the top left hand corner (TOI or UTs?).
Further documents were signed by "Interagency/Search and Rescue Hq USNORTHCOM" and "DOMOPS Dep Div Chief USNORTHCOM" his name was censored as with many others, but I have located his name which isn't important. There were a lot of coordination with "CIV" and military staff as well. One interesting document was from "Team Lead, Battle Staff Synch Team" which seems unusual. This particular document had "Importance: High" dated 24th April 2013. This may refer to the classified portion and location of the records in question. In some of the records there are references to NIPR or NIPRnet which is a Non classified Internet Protocol Router Network, and SIPR (Secret Internet Router Network), possible references to UTS and TOI (unclassified).
Then the most interesting documents of them all appear. The Legal Review records from the Staff Judge Advocates Office. It seems that these documents hold the key to the decision making on whether the records I requested are releasable. One document dated 1st May 2013 and signed by a Colonel (Operational Law Attorney) is key as well as a document dated May 6th 2013 from the Special Advisor to the Staff Judge Advocate Intelligence, Information and Computer Network Operations Law, HQ NORAD and USNORTHCOM" with references to SIPRNet and JWICS (Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System). There was a warning on this document stating "Subject to Attorney/Client Privilege". Then the final response, dated 20th May, which provide some regulations, but no TOI nor UTs documents nor any explanation, and a signed letter dated 16th May 2013. The door closed. Interestingly copies of my articles from the Black Vault website were also enclosed in the file (probably for fee waiver purposes).
I made other requests for the records but the response was they are on a "non-United States government system" and not subject to the FOIA. I also asked for documents pertaining from other DOD components/agencies to be reviewed, and the reply "no records".
We will see if they do identify the OPR for the documents and the "Canadian" system, which I requested to be released, they refused my fee waiver, so it the opinion of USNORTHCOM that it is not in the interest of the DOD that this information is made public. Since it provides specifics, since it was admitted in an early FOIA request that the TOI were generated on the Canadian system but no mention of the UTs and how the information was generated from the data collected.


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quote:Junior Ore (aTm), Mitchel Frank (UVa) and Kudla all trained together as juniors in Maryland. Kudla skipped college and after a year or two on the tour, seems to be hitting his stride. Kudla did beat Ryan Harrison in a challenger about a month/two months ago. Very promising future.
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quote:In about 25-30 years we really will be living in a welfare state if this continues.
quote:Dave Ramsey calls it a "stupid tax". Hate you are struggling and all but you did in fact receive something in exchange for someone loaning you money.
quote:If he does this I'll erect a statue of him in my living room.
quote:You do realize if student loans are forgiven, that eventually when you do find a job you will be helping pay for others to receive the same benefit you are hoping for? More than likely costing you more in the long run...
quote:How much in loans are you in debt on?
quote:What kind of country will we be living in when this debt-ridden generation inherits the country while retired baby boomers and retiring gen Xers suck away the last bit of government entitlement programs?
quote:I wish this was my loan burden. Jesus, this can't even compare to paying for a house, were you ever considering buying a house? Basically, what I'm saying is my loan penis is way bigger than yours. By multitudes. You really shouldn't be complaining unless you think you will be unemployed for another 5 years and paying nothing on those.
quote:I don't know what you mean by the Dave Ramsey "stupid tax," but I have a feeling I'm not going to like it. Is he relating to college specifically?
quote:I know someone who is in 200k worth of debt and can't pass the bar...
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Even though the win means nothing and will soon be forgotten, Thomas More Prep-Marian offensive coordinator James Harris couldn't suppress at least a small smile at the school's annual Blue and White Scrimmage on Friday.
"It's always great to beat your head coach," Harris said after leading the Blue squad to a 21-14 win against head coach John Montgomery's White squad. "But you know we are all a team working toward the same goal. We like to come out here and have a little fun with it, but we also like to see the kids come out here and get a lot of work done."
The football scrimmage, held on the TMP campus, was part of an evening of festivities that included a cookout, watermelon feed and smaller scrimmages by the school's other fall sports programs.
The finale was the football team's scrimmage, which was played in two halves with a 12-minute running clock. The teams were split up via a small draft held by the coaches.
"I thought they came out and competed fairly well," Montgomery said. "We didn't see as many of the mistakes as we saw in the scrimmage last year. Had a little better ball control. Didn't put it on the ground as much. We had some guys making great decisions and good plays."
Both defenses controlled the majority of the first half, highlighted by senior Adam Schibi's early sack for the Blue team on White sophomore quarterback Jared Vitztum.
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"I was a lineman since fifth grade so it's kind of nice to touch the ball every now and then," said Gabel, who will mostly be used as a blocker in the regular season. "But I think it really fired our team up. It got us motivated a little bit more to keep going.
The excitement factor picked up in the second half when junior Joe Walters rumbled in for a 25-yard touchdown run to give the Blue team a 14-0 lead.
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"It was kind of a wobbly pass and I had to come back to catch the ball," Mayorga said. "That fired us up to actually get some yardage instead of going backward the whole time."
The White team tied the game at 14 after an 8-yard Chase Romme touchdown run, leaving the outcome in the hands of Blue starting quarterback Max Megaffin with about two minutes on the running clock.
The junior, who is battling with Vitztum for the starting quarterback job, made the most of it by finding senior Taylor Wasinger for a 50-yard touchdown pass on the final play for the win.
"I like how they came out from a little bit of adversity in the beginning where they missed a couple of passes and each came back and found a way to move the ball," Montgomery said of Vitztum and Megaffin. "Certainly some positive things out of both guys."
The coaching staff plans to look over more film before deciding on a starting quarterback for Friday's season opener at Ellinwood. And it's not only the quarterback situation that is undecided -- there are multiple players trying to lock down only a few key spots in the secondary and at wide receiver.
Even though these tough decisions will have to be made soon, the coaches and players are all looking forward to getting out of the camp mentality and into the game-week mindset.
"We start putting our game plan together and giving them looks at what we've seen Ellinwood do in the past," Montgomery said, "and get them ready to play at their highest level on Friday."
No special teams were used in the scrimmage and no extra points were attempted ... Senior lineman Aaron Moore sat out the scrimmage because of an upper respiratory infection but is expected back at practice on Monday ... Team captains for TMP this season will be Moore, Schibi, senior linebacker Michael Schulte and junior running back Nick Schmidt.


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LilOtakuGyrl wrote:Ah so it's a game of chess now
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Tenshi Nova wrote:Only harems I enjoyed for the story are Ai Kora and [b]To Aru Majutsu no Index
Tenshi Nova wrote:So, why are you guys against the idea of a harem? The idea of multiple girls drooling over a single boy seems stupid? I agree that most harems are stupid for that reason(a few others too). Only harems I enjoyed for the story are Ai Kora and To Aru Majutsu no Index the others are just comedic. Unless I missed someone saying that this won't be a harem, I can see it easily happening.
They even have Aku to act as a 'trap'. xD
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quote:If you HAVE to give it to children, some of the doses I have seen given to children is INSANE. 30mg Adderall, 70mg Vyvanse, etc. That's RIDICULOUS.
quote:I just can't sit idle and let this go on without objection
quote:They refuse to tell me the particular medication and dosage she's receiving.... I'm about to go fricking medieval on some people soon....
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quote:I take 40mg Vyvanse now...and I cant even imagine 70mg....WOW. Especially for a smaller person.
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quote:When I taught second grade, there was a first grader whose mom gave him Mountain Dew and No Doze. That poor kid looked like he was going to explode and go crazy. Teachers had to hold his hand when walking down the halls or he would wander off.
quote:They didn't do much. I taught on a military base, counselors called CPS quite often.
quote:The school year just started. She is probably just adapting to a new environment. Plus if she is in the younger group in the class, it will take her longer to adapt. Meds is the easy way out. The teacher should have some type of reward system that encourages sitting still and paying attention. You can't get mad at then though. Just politely talk to them about reconsidering their choice.


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ROCHESTER — Get ready to star in the show when R-rated Hypnotist Frank Santos, Jr. returns to the Rochester Opera House stage on Saturday, Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. (doors 7 p.m.). Expect the unexpected at this face-paced show with lots of audience participation. This second generation innovative comedian and hypnotist unleashes the inner "talents" of those who dare step on stage to be transformed into "stars" for an evening of uproarious fun and laughter. |


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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I am finished with treatment and currently cancer-free. Yet I am fearful that the cancer will comeback. What can I do to lessen my anxiety?
Tracy Lautenbach, MSW, LCSW, Social Worker in the Radiation Oncology Department at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
It is perfectly understandable to have fears of recurrence. No one wants to get cancer again. Living with some fears of recurrence, especially when you go back for your check ups is a common experience for many survivors. However if the fear of recurrence is overwhelming it may make it difficult to move on with your life and adjust to life after cancer. If you need help managing your anxiety seek the help of a professional counselor and or join a support network with others that are survivors at your local Wellness Communtiy.
Rodney N. Warner, Staff Attorney at The Legal Clinic for the Disabled, responds:
Focus on the here and now. Try to be as zen as possible. There is no past or future, only the present. As time goes on, and your health improves, your fears will lessen. If not, seek professional help.
Gloria DiLullo, MSN, CRNP, OncoLink Medical Oncology Educational Content Specialist, responds:
A fear of recurrence is not at all uncommon for cancer survivors, and you are not alone. It's important to address your concerns, because over time, ongoing anxiety can often lead to fatigue and depression. Take control of those things you can influence.
Here are a few practical suggestions to help you better manage anxiety:
This question and answer was part of the OncoLink Brown Bag Chat Series, Cancer Survivorship. View the entire transcript on survivorship.
Mar 4, 2015 - Although Americans fear chronic disease above debt, divorce or unemployment, their lifestyle choices put them at risk for diseases such as diabetes, according to a report released March 24 by the American Diabetes Association.


text: 4 Love it but....WillIGray | 03/10/2012 | See all WillIGray's reviews (2)Its a double-edged sword for EAs NHL series. The closer it comes to real ice hockey the further away on the pixellated horizon lies the liquid arcade simplicity of NHL 94. Those 16-bit Messiers and Lemieuxs were ridiculous fun to control whether you gave a Mounties maple leaf about hockey or not. It was about passing hitting and getting the puck to the net and it was immediately gratifying.Theres the option to revert back to those controls in NHL 13 but theres no hiding that with improvements to AI and a more believable momentum laden skating system the games a fairly hardcore hockey sim now not a puck up and play.Which means for newcomers its as daunting as a prostate exam at the summit of Kilimanjaro. The learning curves steep and youre not given a lot to ease you past the unwieldy initial feel. For those already bearing the virtual black eyes of NHLs past though 13 expands and refines in almost all of the directions youd want it to. Hockey IQ and True Performance Skating (smarter opposition and realistic movement) work really well together. The inertia and momentum while skating creates more odd-man rushes and brings a new challenge to defensive positioning.Meanwhile opposition AI has finally learned that dumping the puck in at the blue line where youll always reach it first is a rubbish tactic. It means games arent the end-to-end lunacy of previous iterations you and your opponent both set up in the offensive zone cycling the puck working the boards just like the real life sport.NHL13 ps3 reviewAnd again like reality the really skilled players (who benefit massively from proper facial scans this year) are difference makers using their higher (and more accurate) stats on the ice to inject the odd moment of beauty to a brutal sport. It doesnt always look nice or give you the rush of previous games mad one-timer goals but its nearly always believable. Big achievement.Winter Classic games are presented with ultra-geeky authenticity and offer a pleasant five minutes away from the grind of your 82 game seasons as a pro Hall Of Fame legend or one of 750 GMs battling in online leagues but while youre in the latter modes NHL could work harder to keep you engaged. MLB: The Show s presentation and approach to career mode would really help the seasons pass quicker and give some personality to your player. Ditto NHL Moments half-hearted historical situations which pale next to NBA 2Ks.NHL 13s a hockey fans dream in many ways pursuing realism and depth at the expense of newcomer accessibility. Its still a few good ideas away from the elite sports franchises but Ill be tweaking tactics refining rosters and racing against icing calls right up until 14 laces its skates.


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Shire 10X20 Loglap Timber Workshop - Assembly Required
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The 10x20 Shire timber workshop features a sturdy loglap construction, a tongue and groove roof and 2 double doors which provide easy access to the internal & external. The TT-COC-003110 timber body comes unfinished, ready for you to get the colour of your choice. This product will require assembly.
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- Planed 19mm loglap cladding
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DURHAM — Students showcase their work in musical theatre, dance and aerial dance, April 30, May 1 and May 7 at UNH. All proceeds benefit theatre and dance scholarships.
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The versatile design of this nursery must-have offers both closed and open storage that accommodates smaller necessities as well as larger items. The topper can be removed easily when no longer needed.
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- Expertly crafted of a kiln-dried solid hardwood frame.
- Features two drawers and two spacious shelves for extra storage.
- Drawers feature English dovetail joinery.
- Partitioned topper can be positioned for right- or left-handed use, and includes safety straps.
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- Includes Tip Resistant Kit.
- Our exclusive finishes are applied by hand for exceptional richness, durability and depth of color.
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Chemical company Orica has temporarily shut down one of its warehouses in Sydney's southwest after several workers fell ill.
Paramedics rushed to the Orica facility in Villawood following a report that fumes could be detected outside the building around 10.30am today.
A NSW Ambulance spokesman said a number of people were treated for symptoms including dizziness, vomiting and nausea, but all refused to be taken to hospital.
Orica confirmed that seven employees were later referred for precautionary medical tests.
The Australian dollar backed off four-year highs versus the yen as markets waited with bated breath to see how far Japan's central bank would go to meet expectations of aggressive reflationary action.
Knowing the Bank of Japan (BOJ) has a habit of disappointing, investors booked some profits on recent hefty gains. The dollar eased 0.5 per cent on the day to 94.22 yen , but remained close to Friday's peak of 95.02, a level not visited since 2008.
"The challenge for the BoJ is to surprise the markets with something beyond 2 percent and 10 trillion, but history suggests they come up with underwhelming responses," said David Scutt, a trader at Arab Bank Australia.
The dollar edged up to $US1.0515, little changed from Friday's late local level, but within reach of a four-month peak around $US1.0600 set earlier this month.
Here's a look at the best and worst performers on the ASX200 today:
Among the sectors, IT stocks jumped 1.5 per cent, gold miners added 0.8 per cent, materials rose 0.1 per cent and financials gained 0.2 per cent.
Consumer staples fell 1.1 per cent, health dropped 0.4 per cent and energy slipped 0.2 per cent.
The market has finished relatively flat, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 added 6.3 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 4777.5, while the broader All Ords inched up 7.5 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 4802.2.
The Bank of Japan will need to slow monetary easing if the effects on prices and the yen go too far, said Koichi Hamada, who's advising Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on choosing a new central bank chief.
Policy makers are "working hard to raise prices and influence the yen," Hamada said. "If it goes too far, it should be stopped," he said.
Investors are gauging how far the government may let the Japanese currency slide after Abe's pledges of aggressive fiscal and monetary action triggered a 10 per cent decline against the dollar from mid-November. They got mixed signals last week, when Amari highlighted harmful effects of an excessive decline and then said he had been misinterpreted, while Hamada said 110 yen per dollar would be "too weak."
Here's an interesting post from Twitter:
The last 3 occasions a Democrat was inaugurated as President (93, 97, 2009) the SP500 finished higher the next trading session #fastfact
— David Scutt (@David_Scutt) January 21, 2013
Economists believe consumer prices rose modestly in the December quarter, but not slowly enough to lock in another interest rate cut for Australian homeowners.
AAP's survey of 14 economists reveals a median forecast for December's Consumer Price Index to show an average increase of 0.5 per cent in prices over the December quarter.
Underlying inflation, which excludes the most volatile price movements and is the Reserve Bank of Australia's preferred measure, is expected to be at 0.65 per cent for the quarter.
Over the 12 months to December, consumer prices are expected to have risen 2.5 per cent and underlying inflation is expected to be 2.4 per cent, around the middle of the RBA's target range of two to three per cent.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics will release official CPI figures on Wednesday.
NAB is the big mover on the ASX today, accounting for about a 4.7 point lift on the market. QBE accounts for 1.6 points and ANZ, 1.2 points.
Commonwealth Bank is the biggest dragger, holding the market down by 1.9 points.
Petrol prices look set for a period of stability over the next couple of weeks, having dropped three cents a litre on average over the past seven days, economists at CommSec say.
Last week's decline in prices followed a seven cent jump in the previous week.
The Australian Institute of Petroleum's weekly price report on Monday showed the national average for unleaded petrol fell three cents per litre in the past week to 141.9 cents.
The national metropolitan price dropped 4.2 cents per litre to 140 cents, while the regional average was down 0.4 cents at 145.8 cents.
Australia still has the most unaffordable housing markets in the world despite two years' of stagnant or falling house prices, according to the latest Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey.
Ahead of New Zealand, United Kingdom, Ireland and Canada, Australia has the largest number of housing markets, including both Melbourne and Sydney, that are classified as ''severely unaffordable,'' the ninth annual survey of its kind reveals.
The survey shows Sydney is the third most expensive housing market in the world with a median multiple of 8.3 followed by Vancouver in Canada with a multiple of 9.5, and, most expensive, Hong Kong where the multiple is 13.5.
Melbourne is ranked as the seventh most unaffordable housing market with a multiple of 7.5 after London and San Francisco and San Jose in California.
Superannuation account balances have powered further ahead of their all-time high they reached just before the onset of the global financial crisis in November 2007. Balances first recovered their pre-GFC highs in September last year. But thanks to a continued surge in share prices the typical balanced superannuation investment option, where most people have retirement savings, returned 11.7 per cent over 2012.
SuperRatings' data shows UniSuper Accumulation (Balanced) is the best-performing balanced option for 2012 with a return of 15 per cent. Second spot shared by Rest (Core Strategy) and StatewideSuper Marketlink (growth option) with 14.1 per cent.
ASIC needs to toughen up says BusinessDay's Adele Ferguson:
"Collapsed Hastie Group directors, the group's external auditors Deloitte and its advisors on a $160 million equity raising will undoubtedly be waiting for the fallout from a damning report released by the group's administrators identified a number of potential criminal and civil breaches.
In the case of the directors, the administrators PPB Advisory uncovered seven potential breaches of directors duties, which, if proven to be true upon further investigation, could result in fines, a banning or prison sentences.
Directors get paid good money - as do auditors - to represent shareholders and if the preliminary findings of the report are found to be true then ASIC should throw the book at them."
Here's a quick look at markets across the region:
- Japan(Nikkei): -0.9%
- Shanghai: +0;2%
- Taiwan: -0.1%
- South Korea: flat
- Singapore: +0.3%
- New Zealand: +0.6%
Engineering firm WorleyParsons has won a three-year contract to provide support services at the new Basrah Gas Company (BGC) in Iraq.
BGC, a joint venture between Shell, Mitsubishi and the state-run South Gas Company, is the world's biggest flares reduction firm and due to commence operations in 2014.
WorleyParsons was awarded its contract by Shell to provide project management support and services for the rehabilitation of gas facilities and infrastructure at BGC.
BCG was set up to capture, treat and monetise associated gas being flared from three Iraqi oilfields, wasting more than $US10 million ($9.56 million) a day.
Shares in WorleyParsons were up 0.7 per cent to $24.185.
To help ease those Monday blues, he's a sample from Adele Ferguson's column today:
"The $1 billion rise in Rio Tinto's market value after its chief executive Tom Albanese walked the plank following a $US14 billion ($13.3 billion) write-down sends a strong message to companies that investors will support decisive action from boards and punish the inactive.
Rio's write-down in its Alcan aluminium assets and its coal business in Mozambique will not negatively affect its earnings or the size of its dividends, which suggests the share price rise is in support of the management changes. It begs the question whether the share price would have risen even further if the write-downs had been bigger and some members of the board had also decided to call it a day."
More than 300 self-funded retirees look set to lose about $30 million after the financial services firm Wickham Securities went into administration.
The directors of the Brisbane-based company have appointed Grant Sparks and David Leigh of PPB Advisory as administrators, a media statement said on Monday.
The administrators will report to creditors later this month, and a creditors meeting will be held in Brisbane on February 6.
A recommendation on the future of the company will be presented to the February 6 meeting.
Dell, which may announce this week it's being taken private by a group led by Silver Lake Management, hired Evercore Partners to advise a special committee of the board to test whether the company could get a better offer, said two people with knowledge of the matter.
Dell hired the boutique investment bank to run a so-called go-shop process should a buyout be formalized, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the process is private. Dell expects shareholder lawsuits if a deal is announced, said the people, and the go-shop process will show whether there are superior offers from other buyout firms or companies.
JPMorgan Chase is the main bank advising Round Rock, Texas-based Dell on its talks with Silver Lake, people familiar with the process have said. Dell sees the hiring of Evercore and other steps it's putting in place as protections against lawsuits and other criticisms of the buyout, said one of these people.
Silver Lake and its partners are close to lining up about $US15 billion in funds for a buyout of Dell, the third-biggest maker of personal computers, people familiar with the situation said last week. The deal would likely value Dell between $US23 billion and $US24 billion, said one of these people.
Apart from Myer, the major retailers have posted a soft start to the week:
- Woolworths: -0.11%
- Wesfarmers: -0.19%
- Harvey Norman: flat
- DJs: -0.42%
- Myer: +1.29%
A quick look now at the big miners:
- BHP is 0.11% lower to $36.46
- Rio is 0.26% higher to $66.52
- Fortescue is 0.22% higher to $4.53
A bit more on the dollar. The Australian dollar has been hovering near four-year highs versus the yen on expectations Japan's central bank will commit to aggressive reflationary policy, while sterling fell to multi-month lows on worries about a struggling UK economy.
At lunchtime, the Aussie is steady at 94.70 yen, after its peak of 95.02 on Friday. The yen is nursing heavy losses across the board on feverish expectations it will keep falling if the Bank of Japan (BoJ) takes radical action to halt a deflationary spiral.
Facing relentless political pressure, the BOJ could consider making an open-ended commitment to buy assets until a 2 percent inflation target is in sight at its Jan 21-22 meeting.
Looking again at the NAB story about a possible deal to sell its UK operations, analysts at Macquarie Private Wealth noted that the troubled northern regions in the UK have began to show signs of economic recovery, with property prices revised upwards and business confidence at post-financial crisis highs.
''These little rays of sunshine could see NAB's UK Banking earnings return to positive territory after two consecutive halves of negative earnings,'' the analysts said in a note to clients this morning.
CLSA analyst Brian Johnson said NAB's issues in the UK had taken attention away from its better performance in Australia.
"Buried beneath years of poor strategic execution, NAB's core Australian banking business actually earns a higher return on equity than premium valued Commonwealth Bank," he said in a report.
Nomura's Victor German said a £2 billion price would imply a valuation equivalent to 70 per cent of its book value, releasing excess capital and boosting the group's earnings per share.
The Australian dollar is trading slightly lower on a quiet day, but has recovered back above $US1.05 after earlier slipping below the mark.
The dollar is currently trading at $US1.0513, 78.95 euro cents and 94.2 yen.
Commonwealth Bank currency strategist Joseph Capurso says the lack of news on local or international markets is keeping the Aussie dollar subdued.
''The US market will be closed tonight, and even Wellington is closed today, so there's been very little happening on markets,'' he says. ''We might get a bit of action later in the week, with the Bank of Japan meeting tomorrow - but I think the Aussie is going to be stuck in a pretty tight range today.''
Capurso says local inflation figures due on Wednesday could influence the Australian dollar later in the week, given their importance for the central bank's cash rate decision in early February.
Creditors of Nine Entertainment owed $3.4 billion have approved a restructure that will wipe out out their debt in return for ownership of the media group.
The schemes will now go back to the Federal Court for final approval on January 29 after which the company will be handed to its new owners lead by hedge funds, Apollo and Oaktree, which will end up with 37.4 per cent of Nine under the deal.
The scheme will mean that senior lenders receive 95.5 per cent of the equity in Nine and share $573 million in proceeds from $700 million worth of fresh debt that will be raised after the restructure is completed.
Rio Tinto is not the only mining company to be experiencing change at its highest levels, with ASX-listed gold producer Perseus Mining revealing today that Mark Calderwood will step down as managing director.
Mr Calderwood has been managing director of the West African focused miner since it listed on the ASX in 2004, and will hand over to his chief financial officer Jeff Quartermaine on February 1.
Mr Calderwood's profile has arguably never been higher, after he was asked to present to more than 500 people at the Melbourne Mining Club in December, but in a statement today he indicated he was keen to spend more time on grass roots exploration.
Perseus said Mr Calderwood would continue with the company in a "part-time technical role'' focusing on ''his strengths in project generation, recognition and discovery, for which he has an excellent track record''.
Perseus shares are up 0.5 per cent.
Shares are pretty flat as investors look for direction with the US markets closed tonight in commemoration of Martin Luther King jr Day.
"I think things are pretty quiet at the moment partly due to the fact that it's a public holiday in the US tonight. You're probably not going to see a huge amount of movement coming through," said Steve Daghlian, market analyst at Commonwealth Securities.
"When it comes to economic news, there's nothing really to drive markets today in Australia or in the region, really."
Japan's Nikkei share average has edged down at the open as the Bank of Japan begins a two-day policy meeting, after expectations the central bank will take aggressive measures against deflation helped to push the benchmark last week to a 32-month high.
The Nikkei edged down 0.3 per cent to 10,877.66 while the broader Topix lost 0.3 per cent to 908.94.
Interesting FT story about how investors are rushing back into junk bonds. "Did the 'dash for trash' just become a full-on charge into the rubbish heap?" ask Michael Stothard and Vivianne Rodrigues. They write:
A rush by investors into risky, high-yielding assets such as "junk" bonds has raised fears that the cheap money poured by central banks into the financial system has encouraged bigger bets on an economic recovery.
The growing demand for higher returns in an era of historically low interest rates has triggered big inflows into some of the riskiest corners of bond market.
Aussie stocks have handed back their early gains - the ASX200 has slipped back from about 0.2 per cent higher in opening trade to be flat. Likewise the All Ords, which had a look above 4800 but has since retreated to 4796.3.
OZ Minerals shares are up strongly after announcing an 43 per cent upgrade in the mineral resources at its Carrapeteena copper-gold project in South Australia.
Further, the company announced "a significant regional exploration discovery has been made at the Khamsin Prospect, located almost 10 kilometres northwest of the Carrapateena deposit."
Its shares have risen 4.7 per cent on the news, adding 34 cents to $7.64.
A sector which has been flying under the radar recently:
Seven West Media back over $2, now almost double its 52 week lows of $1.07 #ausbiz - media in a massive rally from its lows.
— Peter Esho (@PeterEsho) January 20, 2013
Citi has upgraded its rating on ASX to a buy based on the outlook for the sharemarket this year. Analyst Nigel Pittaway sees "reasonable cause for optimism that retail money will flow back into equity markets ... potentially lifting cash market velocity out of its current slump". He adds:
We also expect ASX's attractive dividend yield to further appeal to investors in the current low interest rate environment. This, combined with ASX's strong response to competitive threats, including a potential lift in trading margins, leads us to lift our call on ASX to Buy, with a new TP of A$38.00 (from A$29.00).
ASX shares are up 0.3 per cent in early trade today to $33.38.
NAB shares are nearly 2 per cent higher on news that there might be a buyer for its troubled UK banking operations.
Spanish banking giant Santander is considering making a 2 billion pound ($3 billion) bid for National Australia Bank's UK business to accelerate its British expansion, the Sunday Times has reported citing unnamed sources.
The British newspaper said executives in London and Madrid have been looking at a deal since the collapse of talks to buy a network of 316 branches from Royal Bank of Scotland last October.
Its shares are 1.8 per cent higher to $26.83, miles ahead of its rivals. CBA is down 0.91 per cent, ANZ has added 0.2 per cent and Westpac is 0.21 per cent lower.
173,000 - the number of people who will take a sickie this Friday to make the Australia Day weekend long weekend a bit longer.
$36 million - what it will cost the nation's employers. But the NSW Business Chamber said that figure does not include replacement costs and reduced productivity.
The organisation's CEO Stephen Cartwright on Monday urged employees to talk to the boss about leave arrangements rather than leave them in the lurch with insincere sick days.
''It's amazing how many people get 'sick' the day before a long weekend, but it's an obvious stunt that only serves to damage personal reputations and morale in the workplace,'' Mr Cartwright said in a statement.
Which illness will you be blaming for your absence from work this Friday?
The worst performed companies on the ASX200 include Sims Metal Management, which has flagged potential fraud among managers at its UK operations. You can read more about that here. Its shares have lost 3.6 per cent in early trade. Here are the other early sliders:
- Beach Energy: -6.53%
- Senex Energy: -3.41%
- Mineral Deposits: -2%
- Buru Energy: -1.81%
- Billabong: -1.47%
It's a mixed bag at the top of the ASX200 in early trade:
- OZ Minerals: +5.89%
- Ten: +4.76%
- Maverick Drilling: +3.97%
- GWA Group: 3.42%
Sector by sector on the ASX200:
- Info tech: +0.93%
- Utilities: +0.37%
- Financials: +0.36%
- Industrials: +0.26
- Telecoms: +0.22%
- Health: -0.28%
- Consumer staples: +0.16%
- Energy: -0.06%
Markets are moving into positive territory early on.
In early trade, the All Ordinaries index is 7.3 points higher, or 0.2 per cent, to 4802, while the benchmark S&P/ASX200 is 6.9 points higher, or 0.1 per cent, to 4778.1.
Some more thoughts on where the ASX is headed today and throughout this week. Ric Spooner says the recent positive tone is expected to continue:
Today looks like being one of those days in which the market continues to grind higher as buyers, concerned about missing out, look to increase share market exposure against a background of reduced international risks and low interest rates.
In banking news, Spanish banking giant Santander is considering making a 2 billion pound ($3 billion) bid for National Australia Bank's UK business to accelerate its British expansion, the Sunday Times has reported citing unnamed sources.
The British newspaper said executives in London and Madrid have been looking at a deal since the collapse of talks to buy a network of 316 branches from Royal Bank of Scotland last October.
Santander declined to comment on the report. A spokesman for its British business said the bank was expanding organically.
On the local companies front this morning, the AFR is reporting that global insurer QBE is believed to be considering cutting 700 jobs as it prepares to reduce costs.
The insurer is understood to have begun cutting jobs in 2012, with more to come this year. The AFR has reported that at least 700 jobs could be cut from QBE's local operations.
Scrap metal recycler Sims Metal Management fears managers of its British operations could have defrauded the company.
Sims says it has discovered that the carrying value of inventory at its Recycling Solutions business at Long Marston and Newport in Britain was overstated by about $60 million.
Looking at the market open today, here's are a few thoughts from IG Markets' Evan Lucas:
... [W]e are calling the ASX 200 up 0.37% to 4789 points. Being aware that this is based on Saturday's prices, we would expect a slight consolidation to start the week, as investors look to consolidate on last week's gains. With the US closed for Martin Luther King Day tonight, soft leads are expected for the first part of the week, meaning the local market will have to make its own way.
On Wednesday, the ABS release inflation data for the December quarter. A Bloomberg survey of economists expects fourth quarter inflation to moderate to a gain of 0.4 per cent, down from a gain of 1.4 per cent in the prior three months. The year-on-year inflation rate is expected to come in at 2.4 per cent, up from 2 per cent in the year to the end of September.
Also this week locally:
- Tuesday: GUD Holdings first half results, Australian Pharmaceutical AGM, Centro Retail extraordinary meeting
- Wednesday: Westpac leading index for November, Commonwealth Bank business sales indicator for December, official CPI data for the fourth quarter of 2012, BHP December quarter production report
- Thursday: HIA-RP Data residential land report for September quarter 2012, Fortescue second quarter production report, OZ Minerals December quarter report
- Friday: ResMed first half results, Coal of Africa AGM
In all, a quiet start to the week on the economics and companies fronts, but things heat up as the week progresses.
US markets are closed tonight for the Martin Luther King public holiday, with the ASX24 to cease trading at midnight AEDT.
As well as the December quarter inflation numbers this week, BHP and OZ Minerals issue December quarter production updates and Fortescue issues a second quarter production update.
Internationally, Japan's central bank is reported to be considering open-ended asset purchases at its January 21-22 meeting to end deflation and achieve an inflation target of 2 per cent. That would be seen as aggressive action to stimulate the world's third largest economy. A sustained recovery in the Japanese economy would be good for Australia, for whom Japan is a major export market, as well as bolstering global growth, trade and commodity prices.
Here are the other major offshore events this week:
- Monday: Martin Luther King public holiday in the US
- Tuesday: US existing home sales for December 2012
- Thursday: China HSBC flash manufacturing PMI for January, US jobless claims for week of 12 January
- Friday: US new home sales for December
For a comprehensive look at this morning's business news, check today's need2know. Here are this morning's key markets numbers:
- The SPI was 17 points higher at 4757
- The $A was steady at $US1.0515
- US stocks hit 5-year high on debt ceiling hopes
- Europe stocks mixed after China GDP
- China iron ore lost 30 US cents to $US145.10 a metric tonne
- Australian business calendar: January 21-25
Hi everyone. Welcome to the Markets Live blog for Monday.
Contributors: Thomas Hunter, Jens Meyer, Max Mason
This blog is not intended as investment advice
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Man I wish I could still drink that....
Bob,Why not? Loaded question, I know...but, if you are gonna imbibe anyway, do it right, right!
Understood...great recognition Bob!
Steve brought us a couple of cocktails for the end of the evening. This was one. Thanks Steve!!Norma
You guys got it made man.
Thanks Bob! We had two kinds of brews, but I can't recall the name of the other one we had. Steve also gave me another kind to take home.Norma
I know you don't drink all that much and you are a safe person....so, unfortunately, you can't find out the name of that beer by walking out an opening your car door to have an empty can or two of it fall out clanking onto the ground!
Bob,You are right that I don't drink that much, but would like to drink more if I didn't have to drive after drinking. I threw the one can away in a trash bag in the dumpster at market. Maybe Steve will find in the blank. I would never drink and drive at the same time. I sure don't want my name getting in the paper for something like that, or have my driving privileges taken away. The name of the brew Steve gave me to bring home is SlyFox 112 India Pale Ale. I now started on two glasses of Bacardi Bahama Mama. I could get on a roll if given enough time. Norma


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