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Paint Me A House Where We Both Can Live
59 comments:
- K8 said...
Those are so cool! I want to paint and live in an awesome apartment complex!
- June 29, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- Danielle de la Mont said...
Wow! I agree, there is something outstanding about the sailboat. I can think of quite a few buildings that could do with such treatment, the art gallery near me for one, it's this godawful hunk of concrete without any trace of austere minimalism to redeem itself.
- June 29, 2009 at 11:28 AM
- The Wandering Writer said...
Russia always has the coolest architecture!
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- Annie said...
the sailboat one is my favorite too. these are so cool!
- June 29, 2009 at 11:47 AM
- kater said...
They remind me of a book I had when I was a kid--I wish I could remember the name--about a man who painted his house like that, in a neighborhood where they all looked the same, so then everyone painted their houses like in these pictures!
The title of this post is making me lose my mind. It reminds me of a line in a song, only I can't remember how it goes or anything, oh dear! - June 29, 2009 at 12:09 PM
- Fannah said...
Well who wouldn't want to live in one of those?? I need one just for me and me only ;) I think this could make a great project or something, too, when like your neighborhood is celebrating something :p
- June 29, 2009 at 12:12 PM
- Tahda said...
that's so cool! I love the colors.
- June 29, 2009 at 12:13 PM
- indigotangerine said...
if you were having a bad day this would be the perfect pick me up. I want to live in theh sailboat one too.
-indigo - June 29, 2009 at 12:23 PM
- Marion .L said...
Merci beaucoup !! ♥
c'est immeubles sont trop cute !
Dit moi tu pourrait me dire comment tu as fait pour mettre un fond d'écran à ton blogspot?
merci d'avance si tu rep :D
♥ bisous de france ♥ - June 29, 2009 at 12:56 PM
- anahita said...
oooh my gosh that is so cool :) it must be great to lean out of your window and see all that colour surrounding you. I love the sailboat one, although I have to say the hot air balloon one is my favourite
- June 29, 2009 at 12:57 PM
- elena-lu said...
love your new header
these are intense apartment buildings! - June 29, 2009 at 1:15 PM
- Mich said...
these are seriously soo cool!! also, i love your new background and header!! lookin good!! :)
- June 29, 2009 at 2:07 PM
- jess said...
Russian stuff is so cool.The building with the hot air ballon is my favorite. It would be really fun to live in those buildings, but maybe across the street would be better so you could see the pictures.
Oh fun Russia fact when the architect was done building St. Petersburg, Peter asked if he could build any thing better the architect said yes and Peter stabbed his eyes out. - June 29, 2009 at 2:33 PM
- WendyB said...
Some painting like that would certainly perk up my neighborhood.
- June 29, 2009 at 2:35 PM
- Trendology said...
Which would be better? Living in one of these buildings or living across the street? Both would be quite nice.
- June 29, 2009 at 2:37 PM
- dapper kid said...
I love the hot air balloon and that red sail boat :) I drove past these apartments in Greenwich over the weekend with multi coloured polka dots all over the building, you can't help but smile when looking at it!
- June 29, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- the cityhipster said...
that is so cool!
- June 29, 2009 at 2:51 PM
- erin said...
those are beautiful! i'm jealous... my apartment building has an interesting look, but it's nowhere near as beautiful as those.
- June 29, 2009 at 2:53 PM
- KD said...
Whoever said city living has to be an eyesore obvs didn't live in NYC, or in these awesome apartments.
- June 29, 2009 at 3:08 PM
- Shin said...
Oh, those are so pretty! I wish my aparment building looks like that! That would make me feel so happy to come home! xxoxoxo
- June 29, 2009 at 3:29 PM
- Rebecca said...
These are awesome! I wish more apartment buildings looked like this.
- June 29, 2009 at 4:20 PM
- Savvy Mode SG said...
wow, amazing. so unique and interesting.
- June 29, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- jayne said...
wow those are amazing, i love the sailboat one
- June 29, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- Adela said...
those pictures are so cute and funky! =)
http://pinkchampagnefashion.blogspot.com/ - June 29, 2009 at 5:19 PM
- S.Elisabeth said...
Omgsh these are so fun! I love them so much, I want to live in one!
And on the Teen Vogue thing. I know what you mean. As much as I love Taylor Swift & Leighton Meester, they're definitely commercial girls. And Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus... uhhh don't get me started =( - June 29, 2009 at 5:53 PM
- Damsels said...
wow that is incredible .do they have a canadian leaf there ?
any way that would be cool to see in person - June 29, 2009 at 6:08 PM
- Allie said...
I'd love to see some of these in Hawaii!
- June 29, 2009 at 6:11 PM
- Diary of a Young Designer said...
Absolutely wonderful! I've seen building art like that where I live, it's mostly students from art schools that ask permission to paint on buildings and such.
Sophie - June 29, 2009 at 7:26 PM
- Trains and Sewing Machines said...
Gorgeous! What a way to brighten up the world! All apartments should look like this :)
- June 29, 2009 at 7:28 PM
- Denise said...
OH MY! they are great. I wonder how hard it is to do???? hhiiihi.
but nonetheless great! - June 29, 2009 at 8:19 PM
- tofuscloset said...
oh i love..why can't most of the world do this?!?! LOL
- June 29, 2009 at 8:20 PM
- Sher said...
Cool pics! I love your new header:)
- June 29, 2009 at 8:36 PM
- Mars said...
i like the hot air balloon one best, i think! wow, i love art on buildings/in public places like this. the rest of the world really must catch on :D!
- June 29, 2009 at 10:30 PM
- GracieFrances; said...
they are so cool!
i love the hot air balloon one the most, but they are all so spiffy.
x - June 29, 2009 at 10:45 PM
- Diane said...
This is really quite amazing! I'm always in awe of what artists are able to do out on the streets and on buildings. I like how you have to see these on a large scale to recognize what the image is.
Oh, and I love your new layout! - June 30, 2009 at 12:45 AM
- Kat said...
Wow, awesome! 'Which apartment is yours?' 'Oh the one in the hot air balloon'.
New Zealand style at www.sophistokat.blogspot.com - June 30, 2009 at 12:57 AM
- Amelia said...
I'd love to see these in person. They're fantastic, particularly the last one.
- June 30, 2009 at 1:19 AM
- Electric Lady said...
that's such a great idea! i would love to live there.
- June 30, 2009 at 1:52 AM
- BuzzChild said...
I would love to live right in that window of the hot air balloon's basket. I think I must pack and move there immediately. I hope whoever is there doesn't mind too much...
- June 30, 2009 at 1:59 AM
- Hannah said...
Much better than dull gray! I'm loving your new blog layout.
- June 30, 2009 at 3:00 AM
- Mama Mima said...
yay for colors! very creative, i love the balloon.
- June 30, 2009 at 4:42 AM
- Brigadeiro said...
Oh, how beautiful, fun & cheery! I grew up in apartments, wish ours looked like these! :)
xx - June 30, 2009 at 5:29 AM
- Isabel said...
These are so beautiful and creative! I'm amazed.
- June 30, 2009 at 6:56 AM
- Marian said...
darling these are simply wodnerful my dear!
mauh x
marian - June 30, 2009 at 7:43 AM
- TEXTSTYLES said...
these are fantastic! where did you find them? makes living in an apartment palatable.
got something for you. email me your mailing address.
*bisous* - June 30, 2009 at 7:56 AM
- Gabbi said...
Beautiful! The sail boat and the sun shinning over the field are both favorites of mine. :)
- June 30, 2009 at 8:11 AM
- Sassy said...
Wow! Apartment complexes tend to be just grey and boring, they should be imaginary just like these!
- June 30, 2009 at 8:40 AM
- mothersvea said...
cool houses! I love the new look here on the blog! the header is great!
- June 30, 2009 at 9:01 AM
- asunlitday said...
Those are fantastic! I'm partial to the hot air balloon one.
- June 30, 2009 at 9:10 AM
- aizat.cinta.goddess said...
so beautiful!i love it!bravo to the team who colored it
- June 30, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- Kristin said...
I especially enjoy the sun. Lovely!
- June 30, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Marion .L said...
Merci beaucoup mais j'ai pas trouvé :(
♥ - June 30, 2009 at 10:28 AM
- shopgirl28 said...
Fun pictures. I would love to see NYC paint their apartment buildings like that.
- June 30, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- lovely lady lessy. said...
These are great! I especially dig the sunburst. Go Russia.
- June 30, 2009 at 1:52 PM
- Charlotte. said...
This is an awesome post and I quite like the whole of your blog! Very pretty and interesting. I think I shall link it on my page. =] =].
- June 30, 2009 at 8:30 PM
- Sales Rack Raider said...
I love the red saleboat facade as well. It's very pretty and striking, moreso than the others.
- June 30, 2009 at 10:36 PM
- Eda said...
Very cute!
- July 2, 2009 at 2:04 AM
- Layneen said...
amazing !!
Wanna live there =D - July 3, 2009 at 7:40 AM
- Manja said...
Pretty! Those remind me of the colorful buildings I saw in Berlin.
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Spectra representatives said the pipeline would also have a positive impact for local companies through whose properties the pipeline would travel. The biggest change, however, was the moving of the proposed pipeline route out of residential areas, placing the west to east route under the Kill Van Kull instead at the southernmost tip of Bayonne near Staten Island.
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Home Energy Ratings: What Are They and How Can They Help You?
A home energy rating is the standard measurement of a home's energy efficiency, which can be very useful when it comes to selling or buying a home. If you're looking to buy a home, energy ratings let you easily compare the energy costs from one home to another and can help you qualify for an energy-efficient mortgage. And if you're in the market to sell, a home energy rating can help you identify cost-effective ways to lower your home's energy costs, which can be a great way to attract potential buyers. (It's also a great way just to save some money yourself!). Read on to learn more about the how-to's and benefits of having your home rated for energy efficiency.
Obtaining a home energy rating involves an on-site inspection by a residential energy-efficiency expert, according to the Residential Energy Services Network (RESNET), a nonprofit building industry organization that sets and maintains standards for energy-efficient building. A home energy rater who has been trained and certified by a RESNET-accredited home energy rating system will visit and inspect your home to measure its energy characteristics, such as insulation levels, window efficiency, wall-to-window ratio, heating and cooling system efficiency and the solar orientation of a home.
In many instances, the home energy rater will employ performance testing, such as a blower door test to measure door and duct leakage, and complete a thermal bypass checklist, a visual inspection of common construction areas where air can flow through or around insulation.
Following these inspections, the home energy rater provides a Home Energy Rating System (HERS) report outlining the findings. As part of the HERS report, homes receive a point score between 0 and 100 – the lower the number, the more energy efficient the home – as well as an estimate of the home's energy costs. The energy rating can be used by homeowners to pinpoint specific cost-effective improvements than can increase the home's overall energy efficiency.
The benefits of home energy ratings are manifold. First, home energy ratings help identify ways to easily and cost-effectively improve your home's energy efficiency, which can result in reduced energy costs and less environmental impact. For example, an energy rating will measure how much leakage you may have in the distribution systems for your heating or air conditioning, says RESNET Executive Director Steve Baden. "You can lose a big percentage of your expensive treated air through leaks," he says. "A rating will show you exactly how much you are losing through your ducts and what you can do to improve it." Each home energy rating generates a customized list of the most cost-effective ways to increase energy efficiency, Baden adds.
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The benefits of home energy ratings are perhaps most pronounced for prospective homebuyers, according to Baden. "A home energy rating shows in a very understandable manner just how efficient a home is and enables potential buyers to compare it directly to other homes," he says. "It's very similar to the EPA stickers on automobiles or the Energy Guide stickers on appliances," Baden adds.
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On April 30, law school officials, local dignitaries, family, friends, and students-- past and present-- gathered to celebrate Richard Ottinger at the dedication of Richard Ottinger Hall.
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Long stressing the importance of experiencing the law beyond the classroom setting, the Clinical Skills and Training curriculum introduces foundational lawyering skills early in the first year through its First Year Legal Skills Program. In the upper level, clinics, externships and simulation courses are offered in varied practice areas, including environmental litigation, criminal law, immigration justice, investor rights and disability health law.
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Four Pace Law students argued before a distinguished panel of federal judges, recently, in the final round of the 11th annual Grand Moot Court Competition. A packed house of faculty, students, friends and family looked on in Pace Law's Gerber Glass Moot Court Room as the students were grilled by the Hon. Denny Chin of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit; and three judges from the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, the Hon. Edgardo Ramos, Hon. Loretta A. Preska, and Hon. Cathy Seibel.
The Grand Moot Competition is the culmination of the Advanced Appellate Advocacy course. This year, 32 students who finished at the top of the 1L Moot Court Competition were selected to participate in the course. As part of the class, each of the students submitted a brief and argued in two rounds in the initial phase of the competition on December 1, 2012. Based upon their brief and their oral argument scores, eight students were selected for the semifinal round, with the top four advancing to the final.
The problem, Silver v. United States, concerned a fictional appeal by a defendant, Joel Silver, who was charged with possession of child pornography based upon images seized from his home computer pursuant to a search warrant. After his motion to suppress the images was denied, Silver pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 162 months in prison and directed to pay $217,000 in restitution to the victim depicted in the materials. The appeal presented two issues that have divided the Circuit Courts of Appeal: First, whether a prior conviction for and possible evidence of a sexual offense against a child is sufficient to establish probable cause to search a defendant's home computer for child pornography; and second, whether a court may order a defendant convicted only of possession of child pornography to pay restitution to the victim depicted in those materials.
Arguing the case for Silver were Alena Eydlish and Matthew Pellegrine. Nicole Murdocca and Heather Graham argued on behalf of the government. Each of the competitors proved themselves staunch and articulate advocates for their clients. Three of the four finalists-- Nicole, who was named best oralist; Alena, who received the best brief award; and Matthew-- will go on to represent Pace at the National Moot Court Competition this Fall. Heather will be a member of the Prince Evidence Moot Court Team.
Special thanks to Professor Louis Fasulo and his assistant Loretta Musial who helped make this year's event a tremendous success.
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What 9 Company Hedge Books Are Revealing About The Natural Gas Market
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 18:13You can see it clear as day in their hedging strategies... Natural gas producers are increasingly bearish on prices for their sector. With more firms hedging, investors looking for upside from rising gas prices need to be careful about where they put their money - especially today. With hedging activity rising the last few years, good deals in the hedge market are getting hard to find.
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Presenting Ben Bernanke's Desktop - Redux
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 17:39Just as Ben Bernanke's monetary easing program changes with the times (back then he believed it was the Stock that mattered, now it is Flow, but one thing is constant: always moar), so does his computer desktop. And while we know, tentatively, what his preferred computer space looked like three years ago, the times have changed. Behold Ben Bernanke's new and improved PC desktop...
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America's Bubble Economy Is Going To Become An Economic Black Hole
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 17:03What is going to happen when the greatest economic bubble in the history of the world pops? The mainstream media never talks about that. They are much too busy covering the latest dogfights in Washington and what Justin Bieber has been up to. And most Americans seem to think that if the Dow keeps setting new all-time highs that everything must be okay. Sadly, that is not the case at all. Right now, the U.S. economy is exhibiting all of the classic symptoms of a bubble economy. What we are witnessing right now is the calm before the storm. Let us hope that it lasts for as long as possible so that we can have more time to prepare. Unfortunately, this bubble of false hope will not last forever. At some point it will end, and then the pain will begin.
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The Week That Was: May 20th - May 24th 2013
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 16:42Succinctly summarizing the positive and negative news, data, and market events of the week...
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Dead Cat Bounce Deja Vu Ends 2nd-Worst Week Of The Year For Stocks
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 16:19The 2nd worst week of the year (2nd only to Cyprus) for US equities was accompanied by Treasury buying as the JPY carry trade unwind continues in every risky-or-'yieldy' product. On an admittedly low volume day (typically good for a magical levitation in stocks), Treasury markets closed the day unchanged (and 30Y bonds ended the week unchanged). Stocks bounced after testing yesterday's intraday lows but intriguingly (Mrs. Watanabe?) it was Utilities that were the hardest hit sector on the day as stocks fell back rapidly after bonds closed finding balance at VWAP. The JPY strength weighed on the USD as it fell 0.7% on the week with gold and silver both up notably relative to other asset classes (+1.8% and 0.5% respectively). The last minute of the day saw a ridiculous instantaneous spike to take the S&P 500 to their day-session highs to desparately try to regain green on the day (SPX cash closed -0.87 points). Futures closed green with an 8 point run from 455ET (as we note no credit police were around to stop the idiocy).
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Yet Another Debt Chart That Is Not Big Enough To Fit Japan
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 15:49By now every single chart laying out every possible permutation of a hopelessly insolvent and overlevered world has been compiled, created, colored and in some cases, animated and socially networked. The following chart showing global debt dynamics over time from the WSJ is no different: it is animated (check) it has lots of pretty colors (check), and it is quite informative because it remembers that in addition to public sector debt, there is a thing called the private sector (sadly it avoids shadow debt: perhaps someone good at making 3D animated charts should take a stab?) and succeeds in incorporating everything in one cool animation. Yet why it may be most memorable, or not as the case may be, is that it is merely the latest chart in a seemingly infinite series which are just not big enough to fit Japan. Perhaps it is time to make a chart of all the charts that need to be bigger to show the true Japanese state of affirs. That, or in reverence to the sadist joke, pardon "experiment" (as Jens Weidmann would say) that is Abenomics, we can finally start making bigger charts.
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The Rich Actually Are Different
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 15:22With the long-weekend rapidly approaching, ConvergEx's Nick Colas takes a trip to the Hamptons, but through a time warp back to the Great Depression. Examining the social registers (colloquially called the "Blue Book") from 1927 and 1940, he finds that "The great and the good" of the day had real trouble holding their status during the social upheavals of the late 1920s and 1930s. Only 32% of the families appearing in the Blue Book in 1927 were still there in 1940. The ratio was even worse, at 29%, for the ultra-elite who belonged to the Meadow Club in Southampton. It's too early to tell what the last few volatile years will do to the upper crust of East Coast society, of course. Or what may still be in store. But when the hedgie in the Bentley cuts you off on Route 27 this weekend, take some solace in knowing he may not be there in a few years. "Yes, the wealthy are different. Every year there are different wealthy people."
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The Economic Engine Of Europe Is Beginning To Sputter
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 14:54Despite ultra-low interest rates, practically unlimited liquidity, and a capital market seemingly willing to lend to anyone for anything on any terms, the very heart of Europe's economy - German CapEx on machinery - is falling at a rate faster than during the Tech bust... the tough news for anyone looking for a silver lining is that this just goes to confirm what we saw in US durable goods orders - there is simply no 'decoupling', it is a lead-lag inter-linked global economy.
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The Hamptons Weekend Disconnect
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 14:27Today's binary message to vacuum tubes: "ignore the last available signal that has driven the market for months and make sure stocks close green" - simply just not to leave a bitter taste in the mouths of all those billionaire hedge-funders enjoying the launch of Hamptons season. The other best hope is that volume tapers (sorry Hilsenrath, we just said the word, oops) to zero, in which case the DJIA (now that nobody even pretends to care about the S&P) may just close limit up on a 1-lot trade.
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The Latest "Inflation Evasion" Scam: Bars Serving Caramelized Rubbing Alcohol Instead Of Scotch
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 13:58In the past, food and alcoholic beverage makers got in trouble for attempting to cover the impact of inflation (such as the 12% Y/Y increase in Fed employee salaries) by diluting the content, or simply serving less, of their products while keeping the price constant: the same thing as rising prices, but optically more palatable to less than sophisticated consumers. That was the past. A new breed of industrious, high profit margin-seeking alcohol vendors have decided to skip this protocol entirely and instead of serving booze, have opted to replace the product outright. As AP reports, at numerous New Jersey bars, including 13 TGI Fridays restaurants, owners were accused of substituting cheap booze while charging premium prices. The profitability at all costs situation was so bad that at one bar, a mixture that included rubbing alcohol and caramel coloring was sold as scotch. In another, premium liquor bottles were refilled with water — and apparently not even clean water at that.
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RANsquawk Weekly Wrap - 24th May 2013
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What If Stocks, Bonds and Housing All Go Down Together?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 13:27The problem with trying to solve all our structural problems by injecting "free money" liquidity into financial Elites is that all the money sloshing around seeks a high-yield home, and in doing so it inflates bubbles that inevitably pop with devastating consequences. As noted yesterday, the Grand Narrative of the U.S. economy is a global empire that has substituted financialization for sustainable economic expansion. In shorthand, those people with access to near-zero-cost central bank-issued credit can take advantage of the many asset bubbles financialization inflates. Those people who do not have capital or access to credit become poorer. That is the harsh reality of neofeudal, neocolonial financialization. It is widely accepted as self-evident that all these bubbles will not pop because the central banks won't let them pop. That's nice, but if this were the case, then why did stocks crater in 2000-2001 and 2008-2009, and why did the housing bubble implode in 2008-2011? Did they change their minds for some reason? No; they assured us right up to the moment of implosion that everything was fine, there was no bubble, etc. The only logical conclusion is that bubbles pop even though central banks resist the popping with all their might.
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Explaining This Week's Market Jitters In One Chart
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 13:09Presented with no comment...
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"Get To Work, Mr. Portfolio Manager" - Federal Reserve Profits Plunge Even As Salaries Surge
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 12:40There was something odd in today's quarterly financial report (as of March 31) by the world's largest and most profitable hedge fund: the US Federal Reserve. Despite that its Assets Under Management have grown to a mindblowing $3.4 trillion, or about $700 billion more than this time last year, there was something oddly missing in the reported data: a surge in remittances to the US Treasury, or profits. Well, the Fed did remit some $15.3 billion to the Treasury, so not too shabby, but this was well below the $23.8 billion in Q1 2012 and under half of the remitted profit of $30.7 billion in the previous quarter. Has the world's most profitable portfolio manager, a Princetonian economist who has otherwise never traded one security in his entire life, gone cold? Please Ben, proves us wrong. And while you are at it, get to work, Mr. Portfolio Manager.
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BNP Warns On Japanese Repression: Echoes Of The 1940s Fed
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/24/2013 - 12:12In the 1940s, the Fed adopted pegging operations to protect the financial system against rising interest rates and to ensure the smooth financing of the war effort. In effect, the Fed became part of the Treasury's debt management team; as the budget deficit hit 25% of GDP in WW2, it capped 1Y notes at 87.5bps and 30Y bonds at 2.5%. From the massive bond holdings of its domestic banks to its exploding public debt, Japan today faces a situation very similar to the US in the 1940s. When the long-term rate climbs above 2%, the BoJ will probably adopt outright measures to underpin JGB prices to prevent turmoil in the financial system and a fiscal crisis - and just as Kyle Bass noted yesterday, they are going to need a bigger boat as direct financial repression in Japan is unavoidable.
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The Pirates are doing really well in the Arizona Fall league. The Mesa Solar Sox are 10-10 and two games back from first place in the AFL East. The team's .310 batting average is highest of all the teams. Here are some stat updates on how the young Bucs are doing so far.
Pitcher Brian Leach has made seven appearances (Seven innings pitched) and has not given up a single earned run. He has walked five and struck out four.
Right-handed Pitcher Benjamin Pribanic has an ERA of 0.87 through six games and 10.1 innings pitched. He has allowed two runs (one earned) and struck out eight.
Justin Wilson has a 3.60 ERA in 10 innings of work. He has allowed five runs (four earned) and struck out ten.
Catcher Tony Sanchez is batting .231 with an OBP of .302 and a .385 SLG. Sanchez has hit two home runs and has four RBI.
Josh Harrison is raking this fall. He is batting .328 (the highest average of the Pirates players) with seven doubles, two triples, one home run and seven RBI. The third baseman has an OPS of .910.
Shortstop Jordy Mercer has 10 RBI and two doubles. He is batting .255.
Andrew Lambo, like Harrison is raking this fall. He is batting .301 with six doubles and 16 RBI (ties Brandon Wood for most in the league). The outfielder has three home runs in his 18 games played so far.


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Our community is filled with hard working families, young people seeking post-secondary education, entrepreneurs, and seniors who have spent their entire lives contributing to society. And I am proud to be a part of a Party that understands the needs of this riding. Growing the Okanagan economy with quality jobs means that we will be able to attract more families to a healthy, sustainable community. The addition of UBC to the Okanagan and expansion and reinvestment in Okanagan College has led to a more than two fold increase in students getting skills and job training for careers right here in the Okanagan since 2005. To keep our families in the Okanagan we must have a strong economy.
I am running to be a part of a BC Liberal Government that has accomplished many things for BC and for Westside-Kelowna: Our platform is comprehensive, responsible, affordable and optimistic about the future. It's based on a simple principle: it's your money, not government's. It's about a Debt Free BC and the roadmap to get there. It's about cutting the small business tax by 40%, reducing red tape, and expanding trade. We plan to:
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- Freeze personal income taxes and the carbon tax for five years.
- Maintain a Balanced Budget which leads to a lower taxes and a healthy business climate.
- Expand the "Provincial Nominee Program" to attract new foreign investors to establish businesses here in the Okanagan.
- Maintain the BC Jobs Plan to promote an understanding of what jobs BC needs, including skilled workers for jobs in digital media, computer engineering, value added agriculture, heavy duty mechanics, welders, construction trades and many more.
- Take more action to cap government spending and review all ministries' expenditures.
- And pay down B.C.'s debt
This election voters face a very clear choice. We can continue to build on our record. A recordof lowering taxes, stable economic growth and strong leadership. Or, we can have the tax and spend NDP. They most certainly will stall our recovery, kill jobs and set families back.
British Columbia's future is at a crossroads. The choice is clear. We must keep moving forward to a Debt-Free B.C. A Strong Economy. Secure Tomorrow. That's what Today's BC Liberals are fighting for. Your BC Liberals understand how hard you work for every dollar your family earns. We will ensure our fiscal house is in order and our budget is balanced. Our priority is a strong economy for all British Columbians, while the NDP are focused on taking more of your money for their reckless spending plans.
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The smartphone ecosystem has experienced game changers such as Apple with iPhone and Google with Android in the recent past. Blackberry the most important player in this segment with a huge user and fan base has the first option to stay on top of the market, here are five things RIM should consider:
1. Improve the web browser - Few years ago the Blackberry's web browser was enough. To visit a simple news mobile site or to access the banks WAP site. Today consumers expect to be able to load any website from their smartphone. Blackberry has still a way to go here. It is a shame for a Blackberry user to ask his friend for an iPhone to enter a certain website that the BB does not load.
2. Touch screens - Don't get me wrong its not the Storm, its having their normal qwerty models with touch screens while keeping the the keyboard. This would enormously contribute to usability, specially when web browsing and using maps. Its clear that heavy Blackberry users love the keyboard, and that it would be a mistake to eliminate entirely, at least for now, but
3. Integrate with email services and devices - The Blackberry enterprise service (BES) works exclusively with Microsoft Exchange, IBM Lotus Domino and Novell Groupwise on Blackberry hardware. First of all they need to expand their BES offer to work with Google Apps and other cloud based collaboration services. In terms of devices RIM has to open up, only with a Blackberry app for iPhone and Android they will keep their dominant position in mobile corporate email. Too crazy? wait and see.
4. Enhance App development and App store - Currently anyone can develop standalone apps for Blackberry but needs to be a Blackberry Partner to to be able to connect it to the web. Opening or lowering barriers of entry to developers would definitely help them grow the ecosystem. The App World (Blackberry App store) should support more business models to address the needs of enterprise applications, such as individual and group monthly subscriptions to apps, corporate accounts and OTA provisioning impossible to do in the iTunes store.
5. Preload phones with consumer applications - Weather, Maps, the appstore and offcourse improve the music player. Installed ready to use instead of icon ready to download. Given that iTunes is a must for music in the laptop or PC mobile devices as Blackberries have to learn to talk to it seamlessly. There are Blackberry apps that simulate iPod and are able to connect directly to iTunes without the Desktop Manager, probably the way to go. Give consumers easy access to weather, maps and good music and consumer market should not be as hard as it has been for RIM.
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Join us for an afternoon of traditional Christmas music and refreshments in the historic Dyer-Botsford House Museum, located across the street from the library. Visitors will be able to browse the beautifully decorated home which once belonged to the founder of Dyersville. Children are welcome if accompanied by an adult. Program is sponsored by the Senior Advisory Board, JKPL, and the Dyersville Historical Society.


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Stars Shine at 2012 MTV Movie Awards
The 2012 MTV Movie Awards were full of surprising moments: Charlize Theron punched Michael Fassbender, Emma Stone delivered a tear-filled speech while accepting the Trailblazer award, and Johnny Depp and the Black Keys gave a rockin' jam session. Check out the other stars on the red carpet and during the show.
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The trial began today in the case of a Reedley babysitter accused of killing a toddler back in 2009.
With a weak smile, Megan Martzen kissed her husband and then walked into the Fresno County courtroom. The 22-year-old Reedley woman is on trial for the murder of 17-month-old Ella Van Leeuwen. Martzen was Ella's babysitter. She's accused of beating and killing the toddler back in 2009.
It was an emotional day inside the packed courtroom. Both families filed in to hear opening arguments. The prosecution addressed the jury saying "Sometimes, nice normal people do bad things."
The defense argues Ella's death was simply an accident.
Ella's mother Deniele Van Leeuwen was the first to take the stand. In her testimony, she said Martzen had been babysitting Ella and her brother for about four months. She said there were never any red flags and that her "kids enjoyed being with (Martzen)." Trying to hold back tears, she described her daughter's condition in the hospital, and the decision to take Ella off life support.
"We prayed about it and we didn't want her to suffer anymore."
A coroner's report shows Ella died of blunt force trauma to the head and abdomen. The prosecution says Martzen had not been feeling well. They believe she became frustrated and snapped.
The defense claims Ella accidentally fell off the bed. They also believe it wasn't the first time she fell. They say evidence points to prior injuries and suggested Ella fell before in her parent's care. Those injuries combined, they say, led to the girl's death.
Ella's parent testified against those accusations. They say there were no other falls and the day before this tragedy, Ella was a normal, happy toddler.


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The Sens have seen plenty of the Habs the last little with the two teams playing their third game in nine nights. Montreal took a 3-2 shootout decision last Wednesday and the Sens responded with an overtime win a week ago tonight. Ottawa was the better team in both those games but have to do a better job of burying their chances against the always stingy Carey Price.
While goaltending has not been the problem as of late, the Sens should get a boost from the return of Craig Anderson. Andy has missed a little over four weeks of action after suffering a severe cut to his blocker hand.
Ben Bishop will dress as his back up while Auld watches on from the press box.
After missing the Tuesday's tilt with the Devils, Jason Spezza will draw back in for the Sens. Spezza has been battling a flu the past couple days and according to Chris Stevenson, he has dropped 10 pounds over the past few days. A healthy Jason Spezza is a must for the Senators down the stretch.
Alfredsson and Karlsson both missed the morning skate but will play tonight. Here is how Ottawa is expected to line up.
Puck drop is scheduled for just after 7:30 PM tonight but because it's at the Bell Centre it's safe to say there will be some sort of obscure ceremony prior to puck drop. The game is available on Sportsnet and RDS and as always, keep an eye on the comment section for any streams that become available.
- Plenty of talk about Jakob Silfverberg and Mika Zibanejad and the possibility of brining them over for a potential playoff run. One contact I spoke with said that while they would like to bring those two over to practice and experience playoff time in the NHL, they are in no hurry to get them in the line up.


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Jolán Sánta | Opera Singer
She was born in Kalocsa in 1954, and attended primary and secondary schools in Baja. She studied vocal studies and music theory at Liszt Ferenc College of Music, Debrecen, where she graduated in 1977. She graduated from Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music as a singing artist and teacher in 1983. She received her degree as an opera singer in 1985. In 1983 she was a scholarship-holder of the Hungarian State Opera House, and joined the company of the Opera two years later. She debuted in the role of Olga in Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin in 1984. She was first prize at the Pavarotti Singing Competition in 1988. She has appeared at numerous concerts in Hungary and abroad. Main roles: Mother, Hänsel (Humperdinck: Hänsel und Gretel), Örzse (Kodály: János Háry), Neighbour (Kodály: The Spinning Room), Marcillina (Mozart: Le nozze di Figaro), Laura (Ponchielli: Gioconda), Suzuki (Puccini: Madama Butterfly), Mother-in-Law (Szokolay: Blood Wedding), Annina (Verdi: La traviata).