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I'm a personal coach who helps clients figure out not only who they are but what they value, where they want to go, and what they need to do to get there. As a certified facilitator of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), the Strength Deployment Inventory (SDI), and the Pearson-Marr Archetype Inventory (PMAI), I lead a variety of personal and team development sessions using these instruments.
Needless to say, I do a lot of self-study. My writing emerges from these kinds of activities, not to mention from the fact that I feel driven to create. In addition to my blog, at pivot-coaching.com, I enjoy writing memoir and creative non-fiction.
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For most of us, trips to the barber shop or hair stylist are part of our routines. They're places where we put life aside for a short while and take some time for ourselves, if only for the few minutes it takes to get our hair trimmed. But if you think about it, beauty salons and barber shops are also really effective contexts for crime novels. For one thing, a lot of gossip is exchanged at such places. So they're very good places for sleuths to 'listen in.' And since barbers and hair stylists hear a lot of things, they're awfully vulnerable when someone would rather keep something a secret. What's more, people often have their guards down, so to speak, when they get their hair cut. So a barber shop or beauty salon can also be a solid setting for a murder. Little wonder that such places are woven through crime fiction.
In Agatha Christie's Death in the Clouds (AKA Death in the Air) for instance, we meet London hairdresser's assistant Jane Grey. After a lucky win in a lottery, Jane decides to use some of her prize for a holiday at Le Pinet. During her flight back from Paris to London, one of her fellow passengers Marie Morisot suddenly dies of what turns out to be poison. Hercule Poirot is on the same flight, so he works with Chief Inspector Japp to find out who the murderer is. Since the only possible suspects are the victim's fellow passengers, Jane comes in for her share of questioning. And she learns that sometimes, being mixed up in a murder case gets a person quite a lot of publicity and can even be good for one's career. Jane's occupation isn't the reason for the murder, but in the course of the story, readers get a look at a London beauty salon, and there are some funny moments as Jane and her colleagues encounter all sorts of different clients and deal with their irascible boss.
In Rex Stout's novella The Cop-Killer, the Goldenrod Barber Shop, where both Archie Goodwin and his boss Nero Wolfe get their hair cut, becomes the focus of a triple murder investigation. When two women are killed by a hit-and-run driver, police detective Jake Wallen thinks he has tracked the killer to the barber shop. He's following up on this lead when he himself is stabbed. Suspicion falls on Carl and Tina Vardas, who work at the shop and who are in the country illegally. They ask Goodwin to help them, since they know they're likely to be deported at the very least. Goodwin agrees to at least look into the matter and he and Wolfe trace Wallen's movements to find out who killed him and why.
Elizabeth Spann Craig's A Dyeing Shame: Death at the Beauty Box introduces us to retired teacher Myrtle Clover. She gets her hair done at The Beauty Box, a hair salon in the small town of Bradley, North Carolina. Lately, the shop's owner Tammy Smith has been having some very obvious problems. She's been ruining people's hair and drinking quite a lot. It's very clear that something's wrong, but Tammy's not saying what it is. Then one night she's stabbed in the back with a pair of shears and pushed down the stairs to the shop's basement. There's talk that Tammy's niece Kat Roberts is guilty, and it's not impossible. Kat works at the shop and everyone knows the plan was for her to take over some day. What's more, she's quarreled with her aunt more than once. Kat says she's innocent though, and Myrtle believes her. It turns out that this murder has more to do with Tammy's personal life than with her skill at styling.
In Barry Maitland's The Marx Sisters, DCI David Brock and DS Kathy Kolla investigate the death of Meredith Winterbottom, who lives in Jerusalem Lane with her two sisters. On the surface of it, the death looks like a suicide. But Kolla isn't so sure of that and Brock agrees that she should look into the matter more closely. It turns out that there are several possibilities too. For one thing, a development company wants to buy up Jerusalem Lane to create a new shopping and entertainment complex, but the victim was holding out and refusing to sell. For another, Meredith's son Terry stands to inherit the house in Jerusalem Lane. He's the owner of several beauty salons in the area and has found himself in real financial trouble. The sale of the house to the developers will make a big difference. And then there's the fact that Meredith and her sisters are descendants of Karl Marx, and have several old papers and books among their possessions. Those items are potentially worth a great deal of money. One of the leads that the detectives follow is Terry's business situation. A little digging into his life as a salon owner turns up some not-very-above-board doings. And you thought you could trust a salon owner… ;-)
We see how vulnerable people can be at barber shops and salons in Mayra Montero's Dancing to 'Almendra.' In that novel, which takes place in 1957, New York Mafia capo Umberto Anastasia is murdered in the barber shop at the Park Sheraton Hotel (If that story sounds familiar, it's because it's based on a real event). On the very same day, a hippopotamus escapes from the zoo in Havana. What's interesting is that the two incidents are related. Joaquín Porrata is a young Cuban journalist who's assigned to cover the story of the escaped hippo. When the zookeeper hints that there's a Mob connection in both cases, Porrata senses a much bigger story. So he digs deeper and finds himself getting dangerously involved in the Cuban/American Mob scene.
And then there's Douglas Lindsay's Barney Thomson series. When we first meet Thomson in The Long Midnight of Barney Thomson, he's a nondescript Glasgow barber with an unhappy marriage. The customers at the barber shop usually bypass him for the other two barbers, and few people really pay attention to him at all. He's socially awkward and certainly not prepossessing. He's got a morose attitude to life, and for good reason. And in his fantasies, he'd love to commit a murder or two. And, as it turns out, there's a serial killer who wouldn't mind lending a hand. This is a comic-noir twist on the barber shop theme, and for those who enjoy that sort of dark wit, there is a lot of humour here.
See what I mean? We may take those trips to the hair stylist or barber for granted, but you never know what can happen. Now if you'll excuse me, I have an appointment with my stylist. Don't want to be late, you know; she doesn't like that…
*NOTE: The title of this post is a line from Stephen Sondheim's Ballad of Sweeney Todd (Prologue).


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WASHINGTON -- New technology is helping identify the presence of invasive Asian carp, but some researchers and state natural resources managers are divided over whether positive test results signal a threat strong enough to trigger an aggressive and expensive response.
Scientists are deploying environmental DNA -- or eDNA -- identification techniques in the Great Lakes and connected rivers, but some state and federal natural resources managers are wary of false positives.
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This video, titled "Silent Invaders" and posted on YouTube, looks at the influx of Asian silver carp threatening the eco system of inland waterways and, potentially, the Great Lakes and possibly Pittsburgh's rivers. (YouTube video; 9/18/2013)
Testing for eDNA has proven to be useful, but a positive test result doesn't necessarily mean there are live carp in the water, said Kelly Baerwaldt, eDNA program manager for the Army Corps of Engineers.
Traces can easily be transported between bodies of water on the hulls of fishing boats, in feces of birds that feed on carp, and through sewer systems near fish markets where carp are sold legally, she said.
"There are a lot of birds and there are a lot of boats and there are a lot of fisheries personnel" that could be contaminating carp-free waters with eDNA, said Ms. Baerwaldt. "We aren't discounting that it can't be a live fish. We are acknowledging that there are other [sources of eDNA] and we want to be able to say 'How likely is it that it's birds? How likely that it's barges?' "
Researchers such as University of Notre Dame biologist David M. Lodge say a positive result almost always indicates presence of live fish. He said Asian carp are so destructive to aquatic ecosystems and the fishing industry that a positive eDNA test should be a call to action.
"In the vast majority of cases where there's eDNA there are live fish," Mr. Lodge said. "Where we've located eDNA, somewhere in the recent past there was a live fish nearby."
While false positives are possible, it's more useful to consider probability, he said.
Carp are prolific breeders that can quickly overrun and wipe out entire aquatic ecosystems by eating the plankton that native species need to survive.
Carp have even been known to injure anglers by jumping several feet out of the water when startled by the noise of boat engines.
Now they're making their way up the Ohio River, and that has Pennsylvania lawmakers and others concerned. One bipartisan effort would require the Corps of Engineers to work expeditiously to develop an action plan to stop carp from infiltrating the Great Lakes.
Efforts involving nets, poison and electric barriers already are underway, but those tools are crude, costly and they don't always work, experts told Senate aides on Monday.
Conservation managers said they need better tools and testing that's faster and more reliable.
It's important to analyze all available information before deciding whether and how aggressively to respond, said Tammy Newcomb of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
"The conundrum for the agencies becomes 'What do you do if you get a positive result?' " Ms. Newcomb said.
"We need to be strategic and smart and prudent," she said. "We have to weigh the evidence against our resources available in terms of people and funding, and we need to look a our probability of success. If we're going to go out there, it's going to cost us sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars."
Panelists agreed that prevention and early detection are the best ways to protect the country's aquatic ecosystems from Asian carp invaders.
Mr. Lodge said the technology needs to be refined and made both portable so remedies can be deployed more quickly.
If it is detected early enough, the presence of eDNA doesn't have to spell disaster, he said.
"It doesn't mean 'game over.' It doesn't mean Asian carp is established in a self-sustaining community. There's still an opportunity to prevent invasion," Mr. Lodge said.
That's the goal of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, which is trying to keep a Lake Erie's carp population from invading the Muskingum, Maumee and Sandusky rivers.
"Individual adult [carp] swimming around the lake is concerning but not alarming. Adults moving up to spawning areas [in the rivers] is disconcerting," said John Navarro, assistant administrator of fisheries management and research for the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
"If they're past the last lock and dam, its going to be much more disconcerting and we're going to have to respond rapidly," he said.
Southern catfish farmers first imported Asian carp to clean algae from their ponds. The plankton-eating fish also were used in sewage treatment plants.
They escaped those closed-water systems in the 1980s and made their way up the Mississippi River and its tributaries.
An electric barrier between the Illinois River and Lake Michigan is all that blocks their path, panelists said.homepage - region - environment
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The boatbuilding pace continues to be pretty active at Wesmac, a builder of fiberglass boats in Surry, Maine. There is a tuna boat under construction, as well as sportfishing boats and a towboat for Sea Tow, the marine assistance outfit whose boats are usually colored a bright yellow. And Wesmac's Steve Wessel says he is negotiating with several potential boat owners, one of them is a West Coast fisherman.
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The day after one Maine lobsterman shot another on a wharf on the two-square-mile patch of Matinicus Island, islander Nat Hussey heard another shocker: State officials thought they would pacify the island's lobstermen by shutting them down for two weeks in midsummer.
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4.8 Room cleanliness
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Lahore
Posted Aug 26, 2014
A brilliant hotel with an excellent location and great prices The facilities were brilliant and the staff very couteius Loved the printed captions of all good things or things to try in Barcelona at the walls of the hotel Tried a couple of them out and were left happy The room and hotel decor is very modern and contemporary Loved every bit of it And would definitely come here rather than any other place in Barcelona
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from UK
Would be happy to stay here againPosted Aug 7, 2014
Pros: It's modern look, friendly helpful staff and very convenient location.
Cons: A few more clothes hangers maybe?
Small hotel with friendly and very helpful staff. Situated down a narrow alleyway off the busy Placa de Catalunya main square by La Ramblas, with excellent transport links, tourist information centre and plentiful taxis. Once inside the hotel is very nice and quiet with no traffic noise at all. The Large option air conditioned room had enough space for two, with a comfortable Queen size bed which was actually two singles put together. Fresh towels and linen every day, hairdryer and shower gels etc provided. Breakfasts were continental - choice of croissants, breads, cakes, cold meat and cheese, fresh fruit etc. The hotel lobby has a fridge mini bar selling beers and water etc at very reasonable prices, and a hotel lobby computer for guest use with wifi from the rooms. Cost of taxi from hotel to airport was 38 euros (4 of us and 3 cases) and took 30mins middle of the day to terminal 2, or there is an airport bus at Placa de Catalunya at approx 6 euros each - but can take an hour. All in all a nice little hotel in a convenient location. We'll definitely stay here again.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Portland Oregon
Great location, clean comfortPosted Jul 15, 2014
Pros: Pretty much everything. Tucked into a quiet little street just a block or two fromLas Ramblas
Cons: Nothing comes to mind
No complaints, good value. Nice staff, great breakfast.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Small room, but cozy and great location.Posted Jun 20, 2014
We really enjoyed our stay here! Staff was great and you couldn't beat the location. One may say the small room was a negative, but for us it really didn't make a difference. There was lots of room to lay our packs and the room was clean with an excellent shower.
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Clean but smallish rooms, great location.Posted May 25, 2014 on Hotels.com
The staff was very cordial, while the rooms were small, they utilized all the available space. It's location being a short walk to all of Barcelona's activity on Las Rambla was great.
for Everyoneby Kathy from Santa Fe, NM
Nice hotel at north end of La Rambla.Posted May 17, 2014
Pros: Location, modern and newly remodeled interior. Not a large room, but more than adequate since you don't really spend that much time there. Free WiFi
Location: You can do anything from this location.
We didn't know where the hotel was, so we took a taxi that dropped us off at a major placa only about a block away. It was centrally located so that we could walk to the pier or walk to La Sagrada Familia. It was also only a block from taking the Aerobus to the airport which was a plus. The staff was very nice. My husband's cell phone was stolen off our table at a cafe near the Cathedral and the clerk let us use their phone to cancel his service.
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler from Mt. Prospect, IL
WiFi went downPosted May 9, 2014
Pros: Location, location location! This hotel was wonderfully situated right by the Plaza Catalunya at the top of La Rambla. Walking distance to everythin
Cons: WiFi could be improved!
Location: Everything! Metro is less than 3 minutes away. The Gothic Quarter is right there along with the cathedral and all sorts of wonderful touristy spots!
The reason why I am rating the overall rating as 4 (Pleasing) is because the WiFi went down and I was there on a business trip. The WiFi didn't just go down for an hour or 2, it was out for 3 and a half days. I was there 8 days. I understand that WiFi services go down, however, there was nothing they could do. The Hotel was great, but that made my life considerably more difficult.
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Wonderful placePosted May 8, 2014
Pros: The staff was very pleasant and helpful
Location: Taller Tapas is a block away, Las Ramblas two short blocks, wonderful food nearby.
Right next to plaza de Catalunya, close to everything, spotless and friendly.
Recommendedby S.V. from Boston, U.S.A.
Location could not be more centralPosted May 8, 2014 on Hotels.com
I very much enjoyed my stay at Hotel Denit. Only a block from Plaza Catalunya and 2 blocks from the Ramblas, it's located close to everything. Service was fine and the place spotless. The hotel is uniquely designed--avant garde and hip. The rooms are a bit snug but they are incredibly efficient and maximize the available space. Staff is multilingual, low-key and helpful. A smart choice. I'd gladly return.
Recommendedby NAG from UK
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One of the best hotels we have stayed at for the price. Great service and location. Staff more than willing to help out with anything that we required. Just right for a long weekend. Would stay again.


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At least one person was killed in a traffic accident during a Winter Storm Zephyr. The weather appears to be to blame for at least one fatal crash Sunday on U.S. Highway 285 southwest of Denver.
The highway was one of the worst for accidents in the storm. Two law enforcement cruisers were also hit along the road in less than an hour responding to other crashes.
Traffic began rolling again across a southern Wyoming artery that had been shuttered for more than 24 hours and officials in Nebraska made plans to move some primary polling locations Monday following Winter Storm Zephyr, which brought up to 3 feet of snow to the Rockies and spawned thunderstorms and tornadoes in the Midwest.
Interstate 80, a major east-west truck route, reopened in Wyoming a day after its closure stranded thousands of travelers and truckers. The interstate quickly became crowded with the trucks that had packed rest areas.
The lingering snow slowed down Monday morning's commute in the Denver area but driving conditions were worse in the mountains.
(MORE: Winter Storm Zephyr Updates | Zephyr Forecast)
Here state-by-state impacts from Winter Storm Zephyr:
The snow that began falling on Mother's Day caused some power outages as it weighed down newly greening trees.
Among those affected by the outages was Denver International Airport, where some escalators and elevators temporarily stalled Monday morning. Airport spokeswoman Julie Smith said a backup generator spared the airport any major problems. At least 27 arriving and departing flights were canceled due to the weather, but Smith said there were no major delays. Crews were working overnight to de-ice runways.
The snowstorm has increased the state's avalanche danger.
Ethan Greene of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center says that the new snow is landing on top of a thick hard pack of earlier snowfall. Strong winds can dislodge it and start avalanches. The danger may persist for several more weeks because much of the snow in the Rockies hasn't started to melt.
More than a foot of snow fell in some parts of Colorado's mountains since the storm began Sunday. Eight people have died in avalanches this year in the state.
Intsterstate 80 reopened Monday in the wake of Winter Storm Zephyr, which boosted the mountain snowpack by more than 3 feet in some places.
State Department of Transportation spokesman Bruce Burrows said the shear amount of heavy, wet snow that fell Sunday and strong winds taxed the agency's snowplows and road crews and forced them to close an 180-mile stretch of Interstate 80 between the Nebraska state line and Rawlins
"I wouldn't say it necessarily caught us off guard," Burrows said. "The strength of the event and a relatively unusual amount of precipitation or moisture this late in the year just made it really impossible for us to keep up with it."
Burrows said the interstate in southwest Wyoming had to be shut down because there was no place for truckers to seek refuge in Cheyenne, Laramie or Rawlins in southeast Wyoming.
Public schools and the Laramie County Community College also were shuttered Monday in Cheyenne, where 11.8 inches of snow fell on Sunday. It is the fifth-greatest May snowfall in the city, dating to 1889.
The National Weather Service reported estimated snowfall of up to 39 inches in the Snowy Range and Sierra Madre mountains in south-central Wyoming.
The storm increased the statewide snowpack to 152 percent of median, according to the Natural Resources Conservation Service in Casper. The statewide snowpack the previous week was 132 percent of median.
Up to a foot of snow fell near Harrison in Sioux County on Sunday. National Weather Service meteorologist Tim Trudel said Monday that there was 4 to 6 inches on the ground as of 8 p.m. Sunday north of Kimball, and he expected 1-2 inches to fall there Monday as another portion of a storm system moves through.
Trudel said "it's not too terribly unusual to have snow fall" on May 11 in Nebraska, citing a report from Scottsbluff: The 5 inches that fell there on Sunday bested the 1983 date record of 2.6 inches.
He said westbound Interstate 80 remained closed Monday morning to keep motorists from reaching Wyoming, where travel conditions were even worse.
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'Louie' Without Louis: About 'In the Woods,' Last Night's Long Flashback Episode
Louie's been tough this season, blasting from the far-ranging brilliance of Season 3 into something darker, weirder, at once more absurdist and realistic. A bunch of ethically alarming moments (the Pamela scene last week, Louie slugging a model in the face, the whole "fat girls" monologue situation) have accumulated into a challenging atmosphere. We've been kept more on our toes than ever, asked to patiently ride out thematic and tonal transitions that would give any other series whiplash. You never had the slightest clue what was coming next in the recent "Elevator" six-parter, but it managed to be an engrossing — if intense — trip.
C.K. opted to follow last week's pair of dense episodes with something easier to digest, a 66-minute semi-short film (turns out C.K. was making a movie this season, just not when I originally thought) about teenagers, weed, and the '70s. Oh, and the show's heaviest parenting plot ever made up the modern-day portion of the story. Let's check out the pieces that built "In the Woods," Louie's middle school memoir.
Jeremy Renner Gave the Best Performance Louie Has Ever Had
Louie has hooked some starry performers (Melissa Leo, Parker Posey, Robin Williams), but Jeremy Renner stepped into this episode like he was picking up where he left off alongside C.K. in American Hustle. He was convincing and horrifying, and brave to leap from his Hollywood hero profile into the sweatpants of a scummy local drug pusher named Jeff Davis. The way Jeff sucks 13-year-old Louie into a river of bad decisions — and then explodes at the kid once he's out of his depth, deep into "real man shit" — is spellbinding, brutal. What Renner and the kid, Devin Druid, built here is the reason I can imagine this episode being shown in D.A.R.E. next school year. (Maybe without the part where he gets let off the hook by the "cool teacher.")
Who Played Little Louie?
"In the Woods" was like the ambitious big brother to Season 1's "God," and the cousin to the extended flashback in "Elevator Part 4." C.K. took a rare backseat as a performer, putting the fate of the episode in the hands of a young doppelgänger — and the kid was great.
Young Louie was played by Devin Druid, who will soon appear in HBO's Olive Kitteridge miniseries. There isn't much more info about him — he's definitely on the newcomer side of things — but he does have Twitter, and his bedtime was disrupted by this starring role on Louie.
Btw, I know I said I was going to sleep, but I keep randomly waking up and I'm too excited to stay asleep and not look at the feedback. xD—
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The young, tragic bully who was a temporary smoke-buddy to Louie was played by Oscar Wahlberg, son of Robert Wahlberg. And, yes, nephew of Mark Wahlberg.
This Story Was Inspired by a Couple of Stand-Up Routines
"I hated being a teenager," C.K. said before launching into what would basically become "In the Woods" in 2011's Live at the Beacon Theater. "And then I discovered drugs, and then that's allll I gave a shit about. I don't know how I'm gonna tell my kids — how the fuck do you compete with that? How do you take a miserable person with no control over their lives, and tell them with a straight face, 'Aw, ya can't do drugs. You can't do that, baby. All drugs are is a perfect solution to every problem you have right now.' How do you beat that? Drugs are soo fucking good … that they'll ruin your life." Even in the brief stand-up bit, C.K. was starting to ponder how hard it is to be truly honest with your kids about drugs.
C.K. also really stole a bunch of scales, or has a great made-up story about stealing a bunch of scales. And selling them to drug dealers. Who most likely looked like Jeremy Renner. "For the whole year, I was stealing scales and smoking the dope … It was awesome. It might today be the best part of my life. It was the greatest, most satisfying time of my life. I got really skinny, 'cause I never ate, 'cause I didn't wanna go home high, so I just didn't go home for dinner and shit." And he got caught, and it played out similarly to "In the Woods."
Philip Seymour Hoffman Originally Had a Role in This Episode
Did you see "Dedicated to Phil Hoffman" in the credits? That wasn't just out of the blue or specifically because of the show's meditation on drug use vs. drug abuse, self-medicating vs. having a good time. Hoffman was supposed to act in the episode, probably as the science teacher, whose character was called Mr. Hoffman in last night's cut. (C.K. also filmed an appearance on Hoffman's Showtime pilot, Happyish.)
And That Music Might Have Been the Best Fake '70s Rock Ever Put to Tape
Scarily accurate tributes to the stoner-approved sounds of Clapton, Floyd, Blue Öyster Cult, Van Halen, and Zep. A few times I had to snap my focus from the scene to the song to see if C.K. actually licensed a '70s slammer. But nope, it was just Louie music director Matt Kilmer and his band, SweetPro, as always. They manage to outdo themselves more or less every week. Louie should have soundtracks out on CD. Let's make it happen.
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Jorge Perez is in the middle of a giant room, filled with both sunlight and the shrieking sounds of a buzz saw, when he reaches his hand out to touch a piece of art. It's a Damian Ortega sculpture, 14 puzzle blocks that form a cube. But here the blocks have been staggered across a pedestal read »Morgan Brennan, Forbes Staff


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Osim CFO substantial sale of shares:A warning sign?
Osim CFO sold about 40% of his shares recently. Osim shares has been doing well and its earnings seem great although slowing down in growth. With China probably due for a slowdown in growth, its massage chairs sale may face tougher times. Luxury tea sales is a growth industry but it takes time to grow.
Is Straco Corporation buying Singapore Flyer?
Thanks to valuebuddies forum, one forummer speculated that the recent announcement by Straco Corporation that it has set up a Singapore incoporated subsidiary called "Bay Attractions" and a February 2014 CIMB initiation report on Straco mentioned that "Straco is currently looking at the potential acquisition of a distressed tourism asset in Asia in 1Q14. If the acquisition successfully goes through, this will be the first tourist attraction that Straco will operate outside of China. The asset has a project size exceeding S$100m, and Straco is looking to acquire a 90% stake, with the remaining 10% stake going to a strategic shareholder. While
management has guided that the project will not be as profitable as the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, the project is an area in which it has some expertise and it is confident that it can run well. The positive is that this project will diversify the group's revenues outside of China and the aquarium segment." could be pointing to the fact that Singapore Flyer is the acquisition target of Straco.
Straits times index historical tidbit
According to Motley fool article, the Straits times index's " best day ever in those 22 years(1992-2014) happened on 8 February 1995 when it rose an astonishing 36.95% according to S&P Capital IQ. What about the worst day for the index? That's 9 February 1995 when it collapsed by 28.14%. "
It happens that such immense volatility happened in the month which saw Barings bank collapse due to a trader's gambling gone awry. In the end, the year 1995 saw STI post a 2.7% loss. For long term investors, 9 February was certainly a day to buy stocks provided you have spare cash.
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Noel Gifts International just announced a contract worth $7.476 million awarded by the National Population & Talent Division from Prime Minister's Office for the supply,design and distribution of 2015 Singapore Jubilee Baby Gift Package. Recently, the gift package was revealed, consisting of 8 items.
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Normally,i will take it as a red flag if insiders sell but in this case, semiconductor industry is still doing well and expected to do well for the rest of the year. Unless the insiders know something that isn't reflected in the news, insider sales, in this case, is purely de-risking and not running ahead of bad news.
Manufacturing Integration Technology-Rise from ashes?
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I went to Manufacturing Integration Technology AGM last Monday.
1)It explained its decision to postpone its move to Yishun Bizhub to 3 years later and meanwhile it will be collecting rentals on a gross yield of 6%.
2)The postponed solar equipment order will be delivered in July.The customer is Hanergy Solar, an upcoming thin film solar player whose CEO is 4th richest in china according to forbes china.
3)Noticed that Lim Chin Tong,its executive vice president is buying shares past few days.
4)Semiconductor backend equipment capital spending is increasing for this year, so is solar and LED equipment. This will boost sales provided that the company technology development is on par.
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"We have been concerned about the level of property values in some markets, particularly in prime central London," Chief Executive Officer Mark Preston. The company, owned by Duke of Westminster Gerald Grosvenor's family trusts, is instead "exploring the mid-market, where there is unsatisfied demand for good-quality rental housing."


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Las Vegas, NV– The Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) recognized one of its Corporate Partners, the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance (USSA), for 35 years of service to America's sportsmen and women. USSA is a watchdog organization that protects hunting, fishing, and trapping in the courtrooms and capitals at the national and state levels.
POMA Chairman of the Board Kevin Tate presented a plaque to Walter "Bud" Pidgeon, Jr., President and CEO of USSA, during POMA's Annual Gathering and Press Conference at the 2013 SHOT Show.
"POMA is pleased to recognize USSA for all they've accomplished during the past 35 years," Tate said. "In addition, we must recognize the incredible commitment USSA has made to the traditional outdoor sports media, through the organization's support of POMA. USSA alerts the media to issues of importance and provides facts, so journalists may fairly and honestly report the stories to their readers, listeners, and viewers."
Based in Columbus, Ohio, USSA began battling lawsuits and ballot initiatives filed by anti-hunting and anti-trapping groups focused on ending trapping in Ohio in 1977. The following year the USSA was officially formed and has since worked in all 50 states on numerous critical issues. In recent years the top challenges have included fighting the Humane Society of the United States and other groups over puppy mill bills or backdoor attempts to reduce and end the use of dogs in hunting. The USSA has also spearheaded efforts in the U.S. Congress to protect hunting and trapping on U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management tracts across America. The USSA won an 8-year battle to protect hunting on national wildlife refuges in 2011.
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POMA is the premier professional communicators organization in the outdoor industry. Members include journalists and Corporate Partners. POMA's mission is to foster excellence in communications at all levels, help members build their businesses, connect media and industry, promote fair and honest communication of the traditional outdoor sports and conservation stories, and mentor the next generation of traditional outdoor sports communicators.


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It's Charles Hampton's job to inspect the quality of the Honda Civics and Acura ILXs that come off the Honda Manufacturing of Indiana (HMIN) assembly line.
But little did the Milan, Indiana native know five years ago at HMIN's mass production startup, that he would one day follow some of those vehicles around the world.
In March of this year, Hampton made a trip to Dubai, one of many countries receiving exported vehicles from HMIN. "It was an incredible opportunity to be able to see how customers around the world view our products, and to see first-hand the expectations that they have of our vehicles."
Hampton recalls when HMIN first began producing1 the fuel-efficient, 4-cylinder Honda Civic Sedan on October 8, 2008. HMIN began mass production with 1,000 associates working on one shift. Today, HMIN has two shifts of a 2,000-strong Hoosier workforce producing not only the Civic Sedan, but also the Honda Civic Natural Gas, the Acura ILX, Acura ILX Hybrid and the Civic Hybrid. HMIN also exports Civics to several countries across the globe including China, Korea and the Middle East.
Honda announced plans to build the Greensburg plant in June 2006, and broke ground for it in March 2007. HMIN is a comprehensive production facility that includes metal stamping, plastic injection molding, subassembly and final assembly and other processes.
HMIN's brief manufacturing history has been filled with milestones and accomplishments reaching not only across North America but also around the globe with its export production.
HMIN is Honda's fourth U.S. auto plant, and the seventh in North America. Production of the natural-gas powered Civic was added in May 2009, and production of Civics for export markets began in September 2009. It celebrated production of its 100,000th Civic in February 2010.
Remarkably, after little more than two years of mass production, HMIN earned the Platinum Plant award in the 2011 J. D. Power and Associates Initial Quality Study (IQS). HMIN was one of only three plants around the world to win the award. The HMIN-built Civic also had the highest initial quality ranking in its segment in the same study.


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Last winter, driving from San Francisco to Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, I found myself, miles from home and stuck on the highway due to a "white-out" snow storm and road closure. My cell phone wouldn't work (we were, after all, in a blinding blizzard). I worried that my young daughters and I would have to spend the night in the car. We bundled up in sleeping bags, ate all our junk food, finished off the water and waited. At nightfall, after four nail-biting hours, the highway was reopened and we inched our way through the snow to the closest exit (and hotel). Please, learn from my mistakes and be prepared for a wintry worst-case scenario.
The day before you travel, stop at a full-service gas station and ensure that you have:
- A full tank of gas
- Plenty of oil
- Anti-freeze
- Windshield wiper fluid
- Inflated tires
- An ice scraper (if it will be icy or snowy)
- And just in case, toss these items into the trunk:
- Several warm blankets or down sleeping bags
- Hand warmer packets
- Thermos of hot tea
- Ample drinking water
- Filling and nutritious food such as Power Bars, bagels and apples
- All-weather boots
- Rain or ski coats with hoods
- Warm, waterproof hats, gloves and extra socks
- Two flashlights with fresh batteries
- Flares (to warn other vehicles of your location in case you are stalled on a dark road at night)
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Mark Cuban Sued for Insider TradingStory | Nov 17, 2008Billionaire Mark Cuban is being sued for alleged insider trading. The Securities and Exchanges Commission brought civil charges of securities fraud against the Dallas Mavericks owner on Monday (Nov. 17) for insider trading in the shares of Mamma.com,...