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So according to PFT it looks like the Dolphins are willing to shell out some cash for Dansby. I am not going to lie he has literally been at the top of my wish list since free agency started. If we bring him in then we will have one of the top 5 MLB in the league again.
Now we all know that it isnt often that news like this leaks out of Dolphins camp so who thinks that this is accurate. If it is I haven't purchased a jersey in a long time "Zach Thomas" but I will if Dansby comes to Miami.


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12:30pm Monday 12th November 2012 in Epping Forest By Clare Hardy, Sub Editor
THE mother of a teenager with cerebral palsy has appealed for thieves to stop targeting his specially-adapted car.
James Wright, 15, who attends Oak View School in Loughton, spends most of his time in a wheelchair and needs the Renault Kangoo to get to hospital appointments, go shopping and visit relatives with his mother Karen Wright.
But the car is currently out of action after the number plates were stolen on Saturday night, while it was parked in a disabled bay near their home in Millfield, High Ongar.
Mrs Wright, 53, who lives alone with James and cares for him full-time, said: "The van is our lifeline. High Ongar is fairly remote, so to get around, we use the car.
"I just wanted it to be known and appeal to whoever is targeting us, that my son is severely brain damaged, and for me it is a round the clock job caring for him."
The car, which is parked in a spot away from homes in Millfield so Mrs Wright can get James' wheelchair into the back of it, has also had the tax disc stolen from it in the past.
"It's easier for me to have the disabled bay slightly up the road," she said. "This makes it easier for thieves under the cover of darkness, but that's the only place we can park.
"The bay says 'disabled' in big white letters and there are stickers on the car – it couldn't be more obvious.
"They're making it so difficult for us."
The charity Motability, which supplies the car, is arranging for new number plates to be fixed to the car, but Mrs Wright is now worried they could be used in crimes such as fuel theft.
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Falcons sign four rookies
The Falcons agreed to terms with four members of their draft class on Thursday.
Falcons re-sign pair of LBs
The Falcons announced Thursday they agreed to a five-year deal to re-sign LB Stephen Nicholas. The team also re-signed LB Mike Peterson.
Report: Falcons re-sign OLB Nicholas
The Falcons have re-signed OLB Stephen Nicholas, keeping one of their key defenders in the lineup.
Top 10 questions for Falcons to answer
The Falcons are worthy of preseason hype, but PFW's Dan Parr says there is also reason to temper optimism about the team's chances of breaking through and making a deep playoff run.
Falcons TE Gonzalez prepares for life after football
Heading into his 15th NFL season, Tony Gonzalez says there's only one thing that will guarantee this will be his last year in the league — a Super Bowl title.
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Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez tells PFW there's no doubt in his mind that Matt Ryan is capable of leading Atlanta to a title this season.
NFC South best bets to break through in 2011
PFW identifies four players from the NFC South who are ready for coming-out parties in 2011 (clockwise from left) — Sean Weatherspoon, David Gettis, Gerald McCoy and Jonathan Casillas.
Charges against Falcons CB Owens dropped
Domestic violence charges against Falcons CB Chris Owens have been dropped.
Falcons' Ryan, Jones establishing connection in workouts
The reviews of Falcons rookie WR Julio Jones' performance at player-organized workouts have been very positive.
Falcons promote Polk
The Falcons promoted DeJuan Polk to coordinator of pro scouting on Thursday.
Report: Falcons CB Owens trashed ex's apartment
Falcons CB Chris Owens is being investigated by suburban Atlanta police for trashing the apartment of his ex-girlfriend and destroying many of her valuable possessions.
Jones has earned respect of Falcons teammates, coaches
The Falcons believe that big, physical WR Julio Jones will be able to provide some pop to the team's controlled passing game right away.
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Falcons owner Arthur Blank told PFW last week that he is open to considering an appearance on "Hard Knocks" in future years and he doesn't think head coach Mike Smith will automatically dismiss doing the show.
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Falcons counting on more from Weatherspoon
We hear the Falcons believe they were a better, more active defense early in the 2010 season when SLB Sean Weatherspoon was healthy and they expect he'll provide more of a boost in Year Two.
Douglas had season highs of eight receptions for 133 yards in Sunday's overtime loss to New Orleans.||||||| Douglas wasn't targeted a single time in Atlanta's win over Indianapolis in Week 9.
Douglas suffered a concussion in Week 1.||||||| Douglas will have to past some tests to be able to play against the Eagles. He had two catches for 10 yards against the Bears.
Douglas is out for the season after suffering a knee injury.||||||| Coach Mike Smith says Thursday that Douglas suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in a drill on Wednesday and will miss the season. Douglas, a 2008 third-round pick from Louisville, had 23 catches for 320 yards in his rookie season.
The Atlanta Falcons are awaiting a medical report on Douglas after the he left Wednesday's practice with an apparent leg injury. After catching a pass, Douglas fell and grabbed his left leg. He tried to stand with help from teammate Michael Jenkins before again falling to the ground. He was driven off the field on a cart. Douglas was working with the first team offense while top receiver Roddy White is holding out for a new contract.||||||| Douglas, a 2008 third-round pick from Louisville, had 23 catches for 320 yards in his rookie season.
Douglas scored the first two TDs of his career - the second on a 61-yard punt return - and the Falcons romped to a 45-28 win over the Panthers to move within a game of the division lead.||||||| Douglas also scored a rushing touchdown and had 92 yards receiving, his second 90-plus yard receiving effort this season. The rookie is becoming a major threat in the Falcons' offense, though he's not really worth playing at receiver just yet in a fantasy league.


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With Valentine's Day less than a week away, y'all might be feelin' pressure to come up with some big romantic gesture for someone you love. And while it's too late and too expensive to book a trip to Bali or hire Barry Manilow to make a house call, it's never too late to show someone how much you love and appreciate them by giving 'em something homemade from the heart. It doesn't need to be a big production; sometimes the simplest gestures are the sweetest ones.
This doesn't mean doing a last-minute dash to the grocery to pick up a box of chocolates, like the ones with the little maps inside to let you know what you don't want to eat. Store-bought chocolates just say "re-gift"—not exactly the best way for someone to feel the love. Of all the days, Valentine's is just not the time to be settling for less. The whole point of the holiday is to find a way to say "I love you" without even having to move your lips.
Whatever you may have heard about the complexities of candymakin', rest assured that these Valentine's Day chocolates are so easy. "Simple and sweet" is the best way to describe these handmade boxes of chocolates that I've put together. All you really need is your favorite brand of chocolate and some inspiration.
I found my inspiration in dozens of darling little molds used to make chocolate pops. I fell in love with these lips that I wrapped tightly in bright red foil. All I had to do was melt the chocolate, pour it in the mold, let it harden back up and pop it out. I also made "nut clusters" by mixin' in my favorite nuts and spooning it into festive paper liners in a mini-cupcake tin. Once the chocolates set, I put them in a decorative container with my Valentines' names written on them, keeping in mind that while presentation isn't everything (taste is!), it still counts for something.
Of course, no box of chocolates would be complete without a couple pieces of homemade fudge. My simple recipe makes fudge that will just melt in your mouth. And forget about drawing a map for your box of chocolates. Your loved ones won't be discriminating—they'll eat every single morsel.
You know, Valentine's Day and a box of chocolates go hand in hand. Like two people madly in love, they can't be pried apart—not even with a crowbar, y'all. Likewise, you won't be able to pull these wonderful chocolates out of the hand that receives 'em, so be sure stash away a few for yourself! The cook deserves some lovin', too.
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The Baltimore Ravens are rebooted.
Thirty-one other NFL teams are recommitted.
And, as always, the questions are relentless:
Rookie quarterbacks were all the rage last season, with a record five of them starting openers. Who are this season's stars-in-waiting?
Rookie running backs. We could see big years from Cincinnati's Giovani Bernard, Denver's Montee Ball and Green Bay's Eddie Lacy. Pittsburgh's Le'Veon Bell was showing a lot of promise before he was sidelined by a foot injury.
What about backs with an NFL season under their belt?
The first three backs taken in 2012 – Cleveland's Trent Richardson, Tampa Bay's Doug Martin and David Wilson of the New York Giants – figure to be coast-to-coast household names this season, particularly Richardson and Martin.
Will the best back go back-to-back? In other words, can Minnesota's Adrian Peterson assemble another 2,000-yard season?
History says no. Each of the league's previous six 2,000-yard rushers saw their production drop off sharply in the season that followed. Then again, how many of those guys were fresh off a torn anterior cruciate ligament the way Peterson was last season? Don't count him out.
Is there another Peterson-type comeback story in the making?
Washington hopes so. Quarterback Robert Griffin III is looking to make the same kind of astounding recovery from a major knee injury.
Griffin was last season's offensive rookie of the year. Who wins it this season?
St. Louis receiver Tavon Austin. The Rams, who selected the versatile West Virginia star with the No. 8 pick, didn't use him extensively in the preseason, but they have big plans for him in games that count.
Watch out for Star
And defensive rookie of the year?
Carolina tackle Star Lotulelei. He was a steal with the 14th pick, and tumbled out of the top five because of a heart scare. He will be the second consecutive Panthers player to win the award, with linebacker Luke Kuechly claiming it in 2012.
Who will be the first coach to go?
Rex Ryan doesn't look long for the New York Jets. Were he to lose his job during the season, he probably would be replaced on an interim basis by Dennis Thurman or Marty Mornhinweg, the team's coordinators.
Which coach will change the league?
Philadelphia's Chip Kelly – it's just not clear how. By the way, in the time it took you to read that sentence, the Eagles got off three snaps.
Who was the best free-agent acquisition of the off-season?
Danny Amendola in New England. The Patriots lost three playmakers – Wes Welker, Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez – so Tom Brady figures to go to Amendola early and often.
Welker was a solid addition in Denver, although Peyton Manning already has receivers Eric Decker and Demaryius Thomas, and the Broncos are likely to run the ball more. So Welker might not be as essential to Denver as he was to New England.
Another free agent to watch is Reggie Bush in Detroit. He gives the Lions another playmaking threat to go along with Calvin Johnson, and could wind up being the team's best back since Barry Sanders. That's not to suggest Bush and Sanders are in the same league, but this team has been searching for an answer at running back for a long time.
Less splashy than Bush but just as important to their teams are Baltimore linebacker Daryl Smith, who replaces Ray Lewis; Chicago's Jermon Bushrod, who figures to give the Bears a reliable left tackle at last; and Tennessee guard Andy Levitre, who, along with rookie guard Chance Warmack, significantly fortifies the Titans up the middle.
A free-agent fizzler?
There will be plenty. An early one, though, didn't make it out of training camp. San Diego was hoping for more from former Pittsburgh Steeler Max Starks, who was beat out for the left tackle job by King Dunlap, who started 12 games in five seasons with Philadelphia. The Chargers didn't invest a lot in Starks, who got a one-year deal with a $160,000 bonus, but they thought he might be the player to protect Philip Rivers' blind side.
The league's best rivalry?
Step aside, Redskins-Cowboys, Bears-Packers and Patriots-Colts. The best rivalry is 49ers-Seahawks, even though it has come to a boil only in the past couple of years. Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll can't hide their mutual disdain for each other; Colin Kaepernick and Russell Wilson are two of the most exciting young quarterbacks in the game; both teams have tremendous running games and stifling defenses; and Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman can shut down most anything but his mouth. They meet in Week 2.
Which third-year quarterbacks have to prove it this season?
When it comes to producing great quarterbacks, it's a safe bet the class of 2011 won't rival the Hall of Fame crop from 1983. But the 2011 group did include Cam Newton, Andy Dalton and Kaepernick.
The quarterbacks from that class who need to step up are Tennessee's Jake Locker, Jacksonville's Blaine Gabbert and Minnesota's Christian Ponder.
How about some of the more seasoned quarterbacks and the pressure they're facing?
It's a contract year for Jay Cutler in Chicago, and with quarterbacks guru Marc Trestman as his head coach, maybe he can finally be the modern-day Sid Luckman the Bears had envisioned.
The Chargers haven't made the playoffs for three seasons, and Rivers has been turnover-prone during that span. He doesn't get a lot of protection, and his cast of offensive playmakers is dwindling, but the responsibility to get the job done ultimately lands with him.
As for Tony Romo, he needs to come through in divisional games down the stretch and make good on all the time and money the Dallas Cowboys have invested in him.
Revenge can be sweet
Who has the best chance to stick it to his former team?
It's a tie between Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith and coach Andy Reid. They can thumb their noses at opposite coasts.
Which team missed the playoffs last season but is primed for a return?
Pittsburgh. The Steelers are finally more athletic and youthful on the offensive line, and that will help their running game and Ben Roethlisberger. The relationship between Roethlisberger and offensive coordinator Todd Haley has thawed, and as long as the quarterback can stay relatively healthy and doesn't revert to tossing up-for-grabs throws the way he did at the end of last season, Pittsburgh will enjoy football in January.
Tough road for Packers?
Which perennial contender will face the toughest struggle to get back to the playoffs?
Green Bay. Receivers Donald Driver and Greg Jennings are gone, and Jordy Nelson is coming off knee surgery. Starting running back DuJuan Harris and left tackle Bryan Bulaga are out for the season because of knee injuries. The Packers were only decent on defense last season, and haven't made any dramatic changes to improve. And they open at San Francisco, having been unable to contain Kaepernick last season.
Aaron Rodgers is a great quarterback, but he might need his best year to get his team back to the postseason.
Whose workload has increased the most this year?
Whoever transcribes the head coach's quotes for the Philadelphia Eagles. Reid was a breeze; he said next to nothing at the podium. Kelly quintuples Reid's word count – and speaks at hyper speed – but at least he's entertaining.
Who is the Super Bowl dark horse?
Cincinnati. Even though they haven't won a playoff game since 1990, the Bengals have reached the postseason three of the last four years and they have one of the league's most productive quarterback-receiver tandems in Dalton and A.J. Green. They also have a spectacular young defensive tackle in Geno Atkins; a last-rodeo, havoc-wreaking linebacker in James Harrison; a pair of coordinators – Jay Gruden on offense, Mike Zimmer on defense – who eventually will be head coaches; and, hey, they were on "Hard Knocks" this summer, which served them well when they were on it four years ago and broke their playoff drought.
What's your Super Bowl prediction?
Seahawks over Broncos.
Most valuable player?
Seattle's Wilson.
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A Wooden World
- The Wooden World. An Anatomy of the Georgian Navy
N.A.M. Rodger. 445 pp. (Collins, 1986)
In this thoroughly scholarly and also extremely readable book Dr Rodger has used the massive collection of Admiralty Papers in the Public Record Office, together with a wide selection of other manuscript sources, to present a description in depth of shipboard society in the Royal Navy as it was in the middle years of the eighteenth century. The nature of the personnel, the conditions under which they lived and worked, questions of manning, victualling and discipline, the pursuit of a naval career, patronage and promotion, are carefully explored with sensitivity and the insight bred of a thorough, wide-ranging grasp of an enormous detailed mass of information. The result is a splendid book, which opens many new vistas on life in the navy in particular and to some extent on eighteenth-century British society in general. A reviewer can only pick out a few of the riches thus disclosed.
A ship's crew, officers and men together, constituted a crowded closed integrated society – one in which to a striking degree youth was predominant – where even survival in face of the elements and the enemy demanded a keen awareness of mutual dependence and obligation and a thorough, instinctive knowledge of one's allotted task. As this study repeatedly makes clear, this had the most profound implications for questions of discipline and advancement. The need, in the interests of efficiency and survival, to establish bonds of mutual trust and confidence from captain to cabin-boy, meant that while, now and then, under provocation from an insensitive officer, a disgruntled crew would mount a 'strike' to ensure that rights were respected and fair treatment given, there was no inherent antagonism between officers and men. Most officers were zealous in their care for the interests of their men, who in turn had no hesitation about carrying out their directions.
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Eastern & Oriental Berhad (E&O) will launch the Andaman at Quayside project at Seri Tanjung Pinang, Tanjung Tokong this Saturday (18 February 2012). The RM1.2 billion development comprises three tower blocks of 548 condo units within a 2.5-ha site.
Christina Lau, Penang Marketing and Sales Head of E&O, said in order to add a unique touch to the launch, an observation platform has been built at the site, allowing the visitors to view the panoramic sea that surrounds the Andaman at Quayside.
"Other highlights include an exclusive talk on the yachting lifestyle in Malaysia by Simpson Marine, Asia's leading yacht broker."
"A special treat is in store for visitors who make bookings that day."
"They will receive a voucher for a Simpson Marine yacht ride for two which will depart from the Straits Quay marina nearby," she said.
Lau noted that visitors can also view the fully furnished show units in three types of designs. They can also examine the actual furnishings, fittings and appliances offered.
"To demonstrate the practicality and functionality of the fitted kitchens in Andaman units, pastry chefs from E&O will be conducting baking demonstrations right at the show unit kitchens," she added.
Prices for the units start at RM973,800 with sizes ranging from 914 sq ft to 2,800 sq ft. Around 75 percent of the condominiums feature unobstructed views of the sea.
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Baseball in Oregon. A sore subject over the last few years. After the Portland Beavers left in 2010, the Portland metro area was bereft of baseball. If you wanted to see a professional game played you had to make the trip south to Salem to see the Volcanoes (The SF Giants affiliate in the Northwest League), or further south to Eugene to watch our Emeralds, or had to make the trip to Safeco in Seattle. Bummer. All the soccer and basketball you can handle, but no baseball.
Well, BASEBALL IS BACK!, albeit in the form of an AZ Diamondbacks affiliate representing the city of Hillsboro, about a twenty minute drive from Portland proper. The Hillsboro Hops (so named because of all the hops grown here in the Willamette Valley) just so happened to be hosting the Eugene Emeralds in their final homestand of the year this week. So, me and the fellas decided to take in a game.
We had a full blown all American day planned for this past Wednesday. Fishing the Multnomah Channel, followed by beer and baseball. The day started out well and I caught some catfish (advisory: DO NOT eat any catfish caught in the Columbia River) and also my first sturgeon ever.
Getting back to baseball...
Only one team in the Northwest League was mathematically eliminated from the postseason heading into Wednesday night. No one told the Eugene Emeralds that they have nothing to play for.
And play they did, racking up 6 runs in a game in which all nine starters had a hit, which included 3 XBH and fourteen hits total. BOX SCORE HERE. It was a fun game to watch and no one at the stadium seemed to mind that we were hootin' and hollerin' for the visiting team. The people of Hillsboro seem to be embracing single A baseball and the 4,500 person capacity stadium was near full on a Wednesday evening.
The Emeralds, in true Eugene fashion, wore tye-dyed jerseys on this particular night. I was too lazy to go get a close up shot of the unis, but I'm pretty sure there's some pics somewhere on the internet. The Emeralds it seems, like the Oregon Ducks, have multiple uniform combinations that they wear. Thanks Phil Knight, for being a quadrillionaire and Oregon alum.
The closest I got to the field was out in right, where they were grillin' burgers on one side of the fence and Donovan Tate was patrolling the field on the other side. See pic above. He kept doing this crazy thing were he would put his weight on his left foot over and over again. It looked like a super slo mo Indian rain dance. Indians don't do rain dances in the northwest. No need to.
Another cool thing about living in these parts is the vast array of ales available to the beer connoisseur. One of Portland's largest and most famed breweries has brewed a special beer just for this inaugural baseball season. For those of us who appreciate heavy on the hops, this is a good one...
--- Long Ball Ale, a light bodied summertime style ale. "Our golden summer ale is brewed to be refreshing on a hot summer day at the ball park," says brewmaster Jeff Edgerton. "It maintains a smooth bittering profile with a slight haze to preserve the hop aroma --- one of my favorite characteristics of this beer is the slight Meyer lemon finish that you get after dry hopping with Meridians, a fairly limited hop in our state.'
As I walked around the stadium taking in the sights and sounds of America's pastime, I cried a tear into my Long Ball Ale when I saw an exhibit on the history of baseball in Portland. They had a collection of Portland Beavers memorabilia and a lineup card from one of the last games the Beavers played in Portland. The Norf was there. So was Sneaky Pig. Buster Posey was playing for the Fresno Grizzlies that night.
It was great to watch a minor league game here in the Portland area again and I definitely plan on attending more games next year. The MiLB experience is always a fun one and I would love to see pics from some of the parks that you guys have been to as well...


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THIS is apropos of Sakib Sherani's article 'Purple bamboo' (Jan 25). When power structures and state institutions cease to interact with the poor, as coping mechanism the poor start coming together to overcome the feeling of loss of self-worth, discrimination and inequality.
This process of 'coming together' is in the offing in Pakistan. If the ruling elite remains in sheer oblivion, its impact will change inter-group economic and social ties, providing impetus or incentive to break the status quo. The power groups need to draw lessons from the chain of events and the way it happened in the Arab countries. While the outside world sensed the enormity of the situation, the ruling class continued in a state of denial till the time crowds stormed offices and police stations.
As early as in September 2010, a Telegraph headline reported fears of 'social explosion'. In 2011, Le Monde referring to the frustration caused by 'elite-capture' warned "protesters aren't asking the government to find them a job, but denouncing the lack of transparency and justice in the labour market".
Democracy without delivery — merely as a set of procedures — is not foolproof against the possibilities of elite capture and exploitation. Safeguards to manage and pre-empt possibilities of exploitation, according to the French Commissariat General du Plan, is "a set of social processes that help instil in individual the sense of belonging to the same community and the feeling that they are recognised as members of the community".
It is imperative to reintegrate poor and 'excluded' Pakistanis for unleashing their 'sense of belonging'. Living during times of manifold conflict in the 15th century, Ibn Khaldun regarded Asabiyah — the solidarity of small groups — as the power to promote broader social integration.
Four centuries later, Emile Durkheim referred to two types of solidarity that he observed emerging through transition in Europe. The first was primitive societies, marked by mechanical solidarity and a strong collective ethos based on relatively homogenous pattern of work and life.
The second was advanced society, in contrast with its complex division of work marked by solidarity based on merit, respect for different roles, and the need for moral regulation.
It was the latter that replaced the former. We have reason to expect the same in Pakistan. The incentive for such a change may come from the benefits that accrue to an individual through his participation in groups and need for an individual to invest in these relations.
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Technical analysis looks at the price movement of a security and uses this data to predict its future price movements. Fundamental analysis, on the other hand, looks at economic factors, known as fundamentals.
When talking about stocks, fundamental analysis is a technique that attempts to determine a security's value by focusing on underlying factors that affect a company's actual business and its future prospects. Fundamental analysis involves analyzing the characteristics of a company in order to estimate its value. In the core of fundamental analysis lies collecting of all possible information about a public company.
On a broader scope, you can perform fundamental analysis on industries or the economy as a whole. The term simply refers to the analysis of the economic well-being of a financial entity as opposed to only its price movements.
Fundamental analysis serves to answer questions such as:
- Is it actually making a profit?
- Is the company's revenue growing?
- Is it in a strong-enough position to beat out its competitors in the future?
- Is it able to repay its debts?
Despite all the fancy and exotic tools it employs, technical analysis really just studies supply and demand in a market in an attempt to determine what direction or trend, will continue in the future. In other words, technical analysis attempts to understand the emotions in the market by studying the market itself, as opposed to its components. If you understand the benefits and limitations of technical analysis, it can give you a new set of tools or skills that will enable you to be a better trader or investor.
The differences
Like any investment strategy or philosophy, both have their advocates and adversaries.
Charts vs. financial statements
At the most basic level, a technical analyst approaches a security from the charts, while a fundamental analyst starts with the financial statements.
By looking at the balance sheet, cash flow statement and income statement, a fundamental analyst tries to determine a company's value. In financial terms, an analyst attempts to measure a company's intrinsic value. In this approach, investment decisions are fairly easy to make - if the price of a stock trades below its intrinsic value, it's a good investment.
Although this is an oversimplification (fundamental analysis goes beyond just the financial statements). The most common data used in fundamental research and analysis would be revenues, expenses, profits, earnings per share, assets, liabilities, book value, dividends, cash flow and projected earnings growth rates. Key ratios would include price/earnings ratio (P/E), dividend yield, dividend payout ratio, return on equity, price to sale and price to book value.
Technical traders, on the other hand, believe there is no reason to analyze a company's fundamentals because these are all accounted for in the stock's price. Technicians believe that all the information they need about a stock can be found in its charts.
- Charts can be used as a timing tool, even by traders who formulate their trading decision on the basis of other information (e.g. fundamentals).
- Charts provide a concise price history-an essential item of information for any trader.
- Charts can provide the trader with a good sense of the market's volatility- an important consideration in assess risk.
- Charts reflect market behaviour that is subject to certain repetitive patterns. Given sufficient experience, some traders will uncover an innate ability to use charts successfully as a method of anticipating price moves.
Time horizon
Fundamental analysis takes a relatively long-term approach to analyzing the market compared to technical analysis. While technical analysis can be used on a timeframe of weeks, days or even minutes, fundamental analysis often looks at data over a number of years.
The different timeframes that these two approaches use is a result of the nature of the investing style to which they each adhere. It can take a long time for a company's value to be reflected in the market, so when a fundamental analyst estimates intrinsic value, a gain is not realized until the stock's market price rises to its 'correct' value. This type of investing is called value investing and assumes that the short-term market is wrong but that the price of a particular stock will correct itself over the long run. This 'long run' can represent a timeframe of as long as several years, in some cases.
Furthermore, the numbers that a fundamentalist analyzes are only released over long periods of time. Financial statements are filed quarterly and changes in earnings per share don't emerge on a daily basis like price and volume information. Also remember that fundamentals are the actual characteristics of a business. New management can't implement sweeping changes overnight and it takes time to create new products, marketing campaigns, supply chains, etc. Part of the reason that fundamental analysts use a long-term timeframe, therefore, is because the data they use to analyze a stock is generated much more slowly than the price and volume data used by technical analysts.
Trading vs. investing
Not only is technical analysis more short term in nature than fundamental analysis, but the goals of a purchase (or sale) of a stock are usually different for each approach. In general, technical analysis is used for a trade, whereas fundamental analysis is used to make an investment. Investors buy assets they believe can increase in value, while traders buy assets they believe they can sell to somebody else at a greater price. The line between a trade and an investment can be blurry, but it does characterize a difference between the two schools.
If you use fundamental analysis to decide where to invest your money, there are many different metrics you can use. While fundamental analysis is much more qualitative and involves more subjectivity, charts are the main tool of technicians:
Although technical analysis and fundamental analysis are seen by many as polar opposites - the oil and water of investing - many market participants have experienced great success by combining the two. For example, some fundamental analysts use technical analysis techniques to figure out the best time to enter into an undervalued security. Oftentimes, this situation occurs when the security is severely oversold. By timing entry into a security, the gains on the investment can be greatly improved.
Alternatively, some technical traders might look at fundamentals to add strength to a technical signal. For example, if a sell signal is given through technical patterns and indicators, a technical trader might look to reaffirm his or her decision by looking at some key fundamental data. Oftentimes, having both the fundamentals and technicals on your side can provide the best-case scenario for a trade.
While mixing some of the components of technical and fundamental analysis is not well received by the most devoted groups in each school, there are certainly benefits to at least understanding both schools of thought.
In the world of stock analysis, fundamental and technical analyses are on completely opposite sides of the spectrum. Earnings, expenses, assets and liabilities are all important characteristics to fundamental analysts, whereas technical analysts could not care less about these numbers. Which strategy works best is always debated. Both fundamental and technical analyses are important and depending on the trading style one or another could be applied. The best may be the rational analysis, i.e. fundamental + technical analysis.
"Price is what you pay. Value is what you get" - Warren Buffett
(Source: Investopedia)


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MONROE, La. (AP) - Layoffs loom for workers at Accent Marketing's call center in Monroe.
Mayor Jamie Mayo and Northeast Louisiana Economic Alliance President Tana Trichel confirmed Tuesday that Accent Marketing is closing the center.
A spokesman for the company said 60 people will lose their jobs when the center shuts down Oct. 19.
The company was lured to the now state-owned, former State Farm Insurance Co. complex in 2007 with a $3.2 million incentive package from the cities of Monroe and West Monroe, the state and the Ouachita Economic Development Corp.
It quickly grew to employ almost 500 with a $12.8 million annual payroll, but lost a major client that reduced the workforce significantly.
Mayor Jamie Mayo tells KNOE 8 News state employees who are still currently working at the State Office Building downtown will be relocated to the vacated Accent marketing location. The State Office Building was recently sold to Vantage Healthcare. The building Accent is vacating is a state owned facility.
Statement from ACCENT Marketing Services:
Since 2007, ACCENT Marketing Services has been a proud part of the Monroe community, providing high-quality jobs and investing thousands of hours of computer skills, technical support skills, and customer service training in the community. Despite our diligent and best-faith efforts to secure sufficient volume to sustain our Monroe center, we have had to make the difficult decision to close this engagement center on October 19. The closure this will affect approximately 60 positions over the next 2 months.
We understand the impact these changes will have on our loyal, talented and hardworking employees and are committed to supporting them throughout this transition. This includes actively partnering with local officials to identify and coordinate outplacement resources. We are also offering severance pay based on tenure and rate of pay with the company. Additionally, we are providing relocation assistance for all employees who transfer to other positions within the company. And, we are bringing in professional counselors to assist employees through this transition.


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Reviews by dalecooper:
4/5 rDev +6.4%
05-02-2012 07:26:25 | More by dalecooper
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4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-15-2011 23:11:41 | More by mentaltraveller
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
08-27-2013 09:33:06 | More by desint
3.4/5 rDev -9.6%
Pours a dark brown, with a rich head and plenty of lacing. The head remains throughout the entire time.
The aroma is very malty and syrupy.
Taste is also malty and caramel with a bit of raisin towards the end of the swallow.
Mouthfeel is slightly better than average.
06-02-2011 18:06:37 | More by SmokinSmyth
3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
09-26-2013 09:00:08 | More by Anatole
3.59/5 rDev -4.5%
Best by January, 2013...oops. 33cl bottle into a Chimay goblet. Thanks to Doug for this mysterious rarity.
A - Pours a super hazy dirty brown body that is almost scary to hold up to the light. Two fingers worth of dense and creamy light khaki foam. The foam just hangs around forever with a ridiculous amount of lacing and retention to back it up.
S - Decent aroma of dark fruits and spices. Lighter notes of caramel apple and bready malts.
T - Malts, spices, ripe apple, caramel and dark fruits. Its decent enough but there is on odd almost corn/adjunct sweetness on the very end. I'm not sure if it's oxidation creeping in or what, but it is not great. Thankfully it has that great velvety and well carbonated quad/BSDA mouth feel to it.
O - I guess this one isn't distributed to the US? It's decent enough, but its just lacking compared to the other big Belgian names.
05-22-2013 23:38:11 | More by davey101
4/5 rDev +6.4%
08-11-2012 21:22:23 | More by samEBC
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
33cL bottle purchased through Belgian Shop
Aroma: a nice plum-filled aroma with a bit of sour apple
Appearance: A really dark amber body that lets a little bit of light through, along with a big, fluffy, carbonation-charged head that sticks to the glass fairly well
Taste: Caramel malts stand out with some more of a plum and raisin character. Not as sweet as most BSDAs nor as dynamic
Feel: a nice warming feel that dries out the mouth.. a bit too thin for my preference though
Drinkability: it actually goes down really easily, perhaps because the alcohol doesn't show up
An ok beer that I pretty much only bought because I had never seen it, but it isn't really worth seeking out when there are so many strong dark ales that are better out there
10-12-2008 20:27:04 | More by jophish17
4.2/5 rDev +11.7%
33cl bottle into a goblet at a café in Leuven (the one on the north side of the Cathedral; I forget its name); listed on the menu as being brewed by De Struise. Huh.
A: Cloudy red-brown body with an inch of dense, creamy tan head. Great retention and lacing. Lovely.
S: Typical, wonderful BSDA: spicy malt, raisins, currants, chocolate, plums. Very smooth.
T: Dark fruits dominate, with some sweet bready malt adding body ahead of a spicy, somewhat earthy, bitter finish. plenty of raisins, clove, cake, and toffee. Light alcohol, well within expected tolerances for 8%. Wonderful.
M: Sharp, lively medium body; tons of carbonation that starts prickly and softens out eventually. Ok.
O: I ordered this since it was listed as a Struise beer, and was a little pissed when I saw that it wasn't. Once I poured it and took a sip, though, I completely stopped caring. This is just a great, complex, and drinkable BSDA. Well worth trying.
06-24-2011 03:00:06 | More by woosterbill
United Kingdom (England)
4/5 rDev +6.4%
Purchased from the expensive, Belgium-based "Belgian Shop"; coming in a 330ml slim brown bottle; BB 03/2011, served lightly-chilled in Westmalle's broad-rimmed chalice.
A: pours a lightly translucent, dark russet colour with mahogany red glows; the carbonation is semi-lively but full of tiny bubbles, in support of a well-lasting thin beige frothy head.
S: the nose is quite estery and sugary on top of a deep syrupy malt background, slightly like a dark bock in terms of the maltiness even; the jammy, sour-sweet plum preserve, prunes, and sour green apples lie firmly in the background, along with a lightly herbal edge of yeastiness and a tinge of overripe-banana-ish esters. Not terribly complex, pleasant enough, and quite "deep" in the overall impression.
T: sour-sweet fruity as well as Doppelbock-like malty in the foretaste, showing quality brown/Munich malts in the swallow with a delicate edge of toastiness, quickly joined force by a mildly sour & bitter aftertaste suggesting raisins & prunes (faintly), herbal hops, toasted nuts, and a particular type of bitterness not unlike ground Chinese root-herbs plus fresh fennel hearts(!)... The palate turns slightly dry and a bit chewy in the end, where more aromatic toasted-maltiness and dark candy sugar manage to linger for a while.
M&D: soft on the carbonation but still refreshing enough to mediate the alc. strength, this full-bodied and tasty ale has a nice complexity endowed by extra spices and candy sugar, but the consistent integrity also accounts for the overall enjoyment. Well worth a try!
05-23-2009 21:28:15 | More by wl0307
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
11.2 oz. Bottle poured into my Duvel tulip. Thanks to Doug (Douglasjamjak), for affording me the opportunity to sample this brew from the brewery where De Struise was born (via contract brewing).
Appearance: Dark reddish brown with a light tan head than builds to about a ½" before receding to a 1/16" cap. Very nice lacing.
Smell: Dark fruit mostly, raisin and plumb. The alcohol is also somewhat noticeable in the aroma.
Taste: Dark fruit mixed with a roasted malt character, flavorful with a bit more alcohol flavor than I expected for an 8% abv beer. There is also a slight metallic flavor. This beer is somewhat reminiscent of Unibroues Maudite.
Mouthfeel: A bit thin more like a double than a SDA.
Overall: A generally good beer. I'm just happy to have had a chance to try this one. I would tend to characterize it as a "decent abbey style double".
09-23-2011 19:08:44 | More by BobZ
3.95/5 rDev +5.1%
From: Etre Gourmet, Belgium
Glass: St. Bernadus Chalice
Date: Best before February 2013
Deca has an interesting Belgian Strong Dark Ale with their Vleteren Alt, though I'm not sure what the "old" does for the ale. Featuring a distinctly sweet, vinous and grape ester flavor, combined with brown sugar sweetness and notable bitterness from European hops, the beer is far from one-dimensional and is quite satisfying on a cold winter's day. One I would go back to again, if it were locally available.
Pours a fairly substantial, 3cm tall, head of tan bubbles, which has above average retention, lasting a few minutes as it fades to a thin ring around the glass. Lacing is present, leaving some significant splotches and lines lingering on the glass' interior. Body is colored a dark brown-amber, with light bringing out reddish-amber highlights throughout the transparent body. Carbonation is visible, but not particularly numerous or aggressive.
Aroma is vinous, sweetly brown sugar-like, with the mildest hint of Belgian yeast and tartness. Quite nice, very inviting.
An interesting tasting beer, the forefront of Vleteren Alt features the typical grape-like esters and vinous qualities of Belgian Strong Dark Ales, but the back of the palate and aftertaste feature a significant hop bitterness that makes it stand out from others in the style. Front of palate features grape esters, bready malt, and the sweetness of brown sugar. Mid-palate is vinous and grape-like, combined with sweet brown sugar and mild European hop bitterness to yield a pleasing blend. Back of palate notes substantial European hop bitterness with lesser vinous qualities Aftertaste is of sweet brown sugar affixed to a fairly strong European hop bitterness with a slight herbal character.
Beer is medium to medium-heavy in body, with carbonation of medium-low intensity. The result is a mouthfeel that is smooth, does not foam upon the palate, and flows nicely, though perhaps a bit stagnantly due to the lack of carbonation. Closes dryly, with little residual stickiness on the palate, surprising due to its use of brown sugar.
01-28-2013 02:51:48 | More by falloutsnow
Vleteren Dark Old Strong Ale from Brouwerij Deca Services NV
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[As 2012 fades away with marijuana getting legalized in some states, gun laws becoming a real issue and Chicago's teen violence scaring the nation, SOHH's dropping a daily list of the 13 biggest things to look for in '13. Today, Chicago rap veteran Rhymefest, who ran for city alderman in 2011, gives SOHH readers his top five political trends to watch for this year.]
1. There's No "I" In "Team"
In 2013, I think people are going to realize that this is the last term for our president. When we first elected him, he was the lone hero for the country. I think in 2013, Americans are going to learn there is no one hero. Unless we all come together and work so that the chief can make things happen, things won't happen. I think especially in black communities, we're going to learn the election of a Black president doesn't equal freedom for communities. It doesn't equal safe communities, especially when you look at the violence in Chicago. I think we're going to learn if we don't do things collectively, then there will be no change and there will be no hope. You can get somebody on the court but you need a team around him so he can make a shot.
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I think with gun laws, in 2013, that no matter how much you kick and scream into fighting the future, the future is going to come anyway. For the fact that semi-automatic weapons are made for nothing but mass killing, not home protection, not hunting, but mass killing, that's the only thing they're made for, so no matter how much you go kicking and screaming about gun rights, that's a fact that you're going to learn and can't fight it when it's time for them to be collected. I wouldn't go investing money in semi-automatic weapons in 2013 because you're going to have to end up turning them in anyway.
3. Puff, Puff, Passed Legislation
In 2013, we're going to learn that just as alcohol was illegal and being bootlegged, the government has finally figured out how to control the sale and distribution of marijuana. They finally figured out how to make people pay for licenses to have spots and only the people they want so black people in the hood ain't gonna be getting rich off marijuana no more. Now that the government has figured out how to license and sell and regulate marijuana, we're gonna find out that marijuana isn't so illegal. That's not based on the danger of it as a drug but based on the economics of it.
4. You, Me, Him & Her
In 2013, we are finally realizing we live in the future and in the future, tradition is great history that we read about. Tradition is not something which is valued. Some traditions need to be broken because some traditions were holding us back as a civilized society and other traditions are sending us into the Dark Ages. I think with same-sex marriage, everybody has to think about, individually, "Is this a non-tradition that we have to deal with because it is the future and it is here." To fight it, kicking and screaming, is not a viable option. It's here. This is a controversial one because people are going to be like, "What is Rhymefest saying?" Some traditions are bad, some traditions are good, but tradition in itself is not the American way. To fight same-sex marriage is to fight tradition and that's feudal and I think that's a simple way to put it.
5. Open Your Mind
In 2013, I definitely see the success of a lot of independent hip-hop music. So when you look at people like Brother Ali and Killer Mike and even my upcoming album/book entitled, I Could Get Killed for This, I think real people in the streets are longing for something realer than the 25 year-old story of how much you're balling. I think in 2013, those people that are doing that mainstream rap, they're just going to be called lame because it's old and it's played out. The majority of the subject matter is old and played out.
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