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Obama Needs Only 14 More Delegates
By David Swanson
Wild Wonderful West Virginia may, when the last vote is counted (or tossed out) give Senator Clinton 18 pledged delegates and Senator Obama 10. It'll be pretty close to that, and if that's the final count, then the new totals will be Obama 1,602 and Clinton 1,440. There are 189 delegates left to be pledged. Of those, Clinton must win 176 of them, or 93 percent, in order to beat Obama. Obama, on the other hand, only needs to win 14 more delegates for the whole charade to be over. There are 103 delegates on the line next Tuesday in Kentucky and Oregon. There's not a single employee of any of the media outlets promoting this phony contest that believes Obama could possibly win fewer than 14 delegates in Kentucky and Oregon.
Lincoln Chafee Calls Bush Worst President in History
By David Swanson
Former Republican Rhode Island Senator Lincoln Chafee on Tuesday evening called George W. Bush the worst president in U.S. history and the occupation of Iraq the worst foreign tragedy in U.S. history. Chafee said Bush deserved to be impeached.
A Fire-Breather in Congress
By David Swanson
Rep. Robert Wexler (Dem., Florida) has written a book, soon to be released, that is as different from most congress members' books as Wexler is from most congress members. He's titled it "Fire-Breathing Liberal: How I Learned to Survive (and Thrive) in the Contact Sport of Congress." Wexler is depicted on the cover with the Capitol in the background and his fists in the air.
Peace Activist Sheehan to Speak at Area Hotel
By Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Va.)
Cindy Sheehan, a peace activist and candidate for Congress in California's 8th District, will speak at the Omni Charlottesville Hotel on May 22.
The event will last from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Preston Room. Tickets will be available at the door and cost $10 for students; $20 for general admission; $50 for admission and a photo with Sheehan; and $100 for admission, a photo with Sheehan and priority seating. Free parking will be available at the Omni for people attending the event.
Sheehan is running as an independent in an attempt to unseat House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who represents California's 8th District.
Sheehan, who lost her son in the Iraq War, rose to national prominence in 2005 when she set up an anti-war encampment outside of President Bush's ranch in Crawford, Texas.
Sheehan has visited Charlottesville twice in the past three years, most recently in July as part of her "Journey for Humanity" tour.
Cindy Sheehan to speak in Charlottesville, Va., on Thursday, May 22nd, from 7 to 9 p.m.
Cindy Sheehan is a candidate for Congress in California's 8th District, challenging House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Pelosi has overseen the spending of hundreds of billions of dollars of your grandchildren's borrowed money to occupy Iraq.
Can you find $20 to challenge her agenda?
Pelosi has removed impeachment from our Constitution. Jefferson's rolling in his grave.
Can you help restore our republic?
Join us on Thursday, May 22nd, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Preston Room at the Omni Hotel at the Downtown Mall: 235 W Main St, Charlottesville, VA 22902.
Free parking at the Omni for those attending this event.
Admission at door by cash, check, credit: students $10, general admission $20, admission plus your photo with Cindy $50, admission plus photo and priority seating $100.
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One Hundred and Eleven (111) Pro-Impeachment Candidates (!!!)
By David Swanson
I've done no survey. There are probably a heck of a lot more candidates out there who haven't contacted me or I haven't happened to run across. But I have put together a list, thus far, of 111 candidates for Congress, the Senate, or the White House who support impeaching Bush and Cheney. Here's the list, organized by office and by state / district:
Steve Harrison for Congress
By David Swanson
I'm not going to join in promoting the idea that drunk driving and adultery are political positions worthy of voters' endless scrutiny and titillation, but as long as a congress member as disastrous in his policy positions as Vito Fossella is on the ropes for some dumb reasons, it's worth noting that we have the opportunity to replace him with someone who actually shares our beliefs and might even act on them.
Steve Harrison is a Democrat challenging Republican Fossella in New York's 13th district. Harrison supports single-payer healthcare, opposes further funding for the occupation of Iraq and would bring the troops safely home, would end NAFTA/WTO, supports marriage equality, would abolish the death penalty, and would impeach Cheney and Bush. He has the national endorsement of Progressive Democrats of America.
In fact, Harrison is so good that the Democratic Party leaders in Washington are fishing around for someone less progressive they can run against him. Let's nip that idea in the bud by demonstrating that we can put our money where our hearts are. Go here and give what you can:
The Last Sane Republican
By David Swanson
The Republican Party as a national mainstream organization began with Abraham Lincoln and ended with Lincoln Chafee. Before and after those Lincolns, the party was not something that most Americans could relate to, was not something that many people could imagine offered any sort of benefit to all people as opposed to particular types of people.


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Kris Humphries may think he's worth more than he actually is
Jun 27, 2012, 5:37 PM EST
Kris Humphries — somehow the most hated man in the NBA, because he married poorly — is a free agent. He can bring 13.8 points and 11 rebounds, some good and efficient production, to the highest bidder.
But what Humphries thinks that bid should be and what the rest of the NBA thinks could be different things.
From Stefan Bondy of the New York Daily News on twitter.
Kris Humphries has told anybody who'd listen that he wants to return to the Nets, but Billy King hinted today that's unrealistic unless he's willing to back off his salary expectations. Reminded about Humphries' desire to play in Brooklyn next season, King threw in a little jab (referencing a Hollywoodlife.com article in which Humphries said he wants to play for Team USA). "We'll be in discussion with him and see what numerical number he's looking for. He also said he wants to play for the Olympic team too," King said.
As Bondy said, we need to be fair to Humphries on the Olympics question — a reporter asked him if he wanted to play in the Olympics, what is he going to say?
Humphries made $8 million last season, a big jump from previous years. My guess is he gets a multi-year deal in that range. But if he's asking for a lot more in this NBA economy, he may be very disappointed.
- knightrider1755 - Jun 27, 2012 at 6:15 PM
That Kardashian crap has hurt his image and his standing in the NBA. He has basically shot himself in the foot. With the divorce up in the air and the FBI investigating his ex-girlfriend, Kris has become a punchline. No team wants that much attention surrounding it or any of its players, particularly during the season. His best bet is to accept the first reasonable offer and call it a day.
- mutigersorsfninersfootball - Jun 27, 2012 at 9:52 PM
For this deal watch TMZ. Jay-Z is part owner of the Nets, his best friend Kanye West is currently dating Kim Kardashian. Kris is suing Kim and telling inside secrets about her life. Translation no large deal for Kris
- nokoolaidcowboy - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:58 AM
So Kris may actually be playing with those two herpes carriers sitting court side? That would be comical!
- badintent - Jun 27, 2012 at 11:49 PM
Why is the FBI investigating Kim ? Secret mic implants ? EPA violation of carbon emissions out of her fat butt. Please give more details.
- nokoolaidcowboy - Jun 28, 2012 at 6:54 AM
No, they are investigating his ex-girl – Kardashian is his ex-wife. After Kris broke up with his wife he went out with another chick. And I believe that when he tried to break up with her, she tried to black mail him or something.
Bottom line is that Humphries is TMZ fodder!
- thetooloftools - Jun 27, 2012 at 6:32 PM
All he is going to end up being is a "trivial" question someday.
- bparmalee - Jun 27, 2012 at 6:49 PM
How much does he want??? I mean Tyrus Thomas is making 8+ mill, Okafor 13+ and Humphries can't get a long term deal because he got sham married by a Kardashian?? Not every guy out there is putting up 14 and 11 so someone should want to bring this guy in.
- drobstad - Jun 28, 2012 at 9:46 AM
And those contracts you mentioned are good contracts?
- bparmalee - Jun 28, 2012 at 9:54 AM
No but my point was if Tyrus Thomas can get 8+ in a long term deal that someone should give Humphries at least a 3 year deal. I just find it strange that his off court… non-criminal… situation is impacting his ability to get a contract.
- birdsflynorth206 - Jun 27, 2012 at 6:56 PM
He will get you a double double every night, some one will give him what he wants
- therealhtj - Jun 27, 2012 at 7:09 PM
I didn't realize there was a Special Olympics this summer.
- acdc363 - Jun 27, 2012 at 7:19 PM
I love him im fantasy.
- cantonbound13 - Jun 27, 2012 at 7:29 PM
If only Isaih Thomas was a gm, Humphries might have gotten a max deal.
- proballerslounge - Jun 27, 2012 at 9:47 PM
no 1 draft picks in recent history who suck!
- tubal22 - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:44 AM
Quit spamming your lame blog.
- steelyres211 - Jun 27, 2012 at 10:28 PM
It only takes one GM to make him an offer well above market value and there are plenty of GM's like that in the NBA, as we see every year.
- herkulease - Jun 27, 2012 at 10:54 PM
The headline is moronic. What sane person would think they are worth less than they actually are.
Looking around the NBA you see so many guys who are overpaid and under perform why wouldn't Kris be thinking he should get a piece of the action.
He's been bringing it the last two season for 11 million dollars total while guys like Rashard Lewis has mailed it in and collected 40 million, and looking at another 46 million.
- mcjon22 - Jun 27, 2012 at 11:53 PM
"Kris Humphries may think he's worth more than he actually is"
Kim Kardahian's phat 'assets' agree
- 6thsense79 - Jun 28, 2012 at 6:31 AM
When it comes to big men (PFs and Cs) and the NBA I never under estimate what a GM will be willing to over pay. Humpheries average 14 and 11? Someone will be willing to over pay. Years ago Eric Dampier finagled a similar season into a near max contract from the Dallas Mavs (at the expense of not re signing Steve Nash)…
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If the term "game change" gets thrown around a lot these days, in Obama's case, passing health care has done just that.
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If health care legislation had not passed, there is not a chance we would be seeing these pictures — not now. Up to this point, in fact, Obama has been extraordinarily cautious not to appear either angry or aggressive in these Flickr shots — that powerful are the racial stereotypes in this not-so-"post-racial" society we live in. With the extraordinarily deliberate, assertive and mammoth health care win, however, Obama gains the capital to claim much greater authority and, with it, individuality. Largely putting to rest the fear of an inexperienced and relatively unknown (and possibly testy) black man in the Oval Office, what the pictures validate is the license — as Pete Souza drives home in triplicate — to reveal Obama as a real fighter.
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Gazing Into the Crystal Ball
As I write this, it is mid-December, 2012; if the "2012 Doomsday Is Coming"' crowd is correct,then you will never read this column.
For the moment, however, I'm going to assume that The Apocalypse has again been delayed (as it seems to be every time we reach a date on which it is supposed to happen) and that even if the world has been largely overrun by zombies and/or hostile extraterrestrials, the January issue of XBIZ has managed to reach you somehow, anyway.
The eve of a major prophecy proving untrue seems like an ideal time to make some predictions concerning the adult industry for 2013. Hopefully, the positive predictions below will prove more prescient than the 2012 Apocalypse forecast, while the negative ones join the assorted foretelling of The Amazing Criswell (who pegged the last day of humankind as Aug. 18, 1999).
Even though you aren't paying $2.99 a minute for this information, I feel compelled to include the following disclaimer: The predictions below are for entertainment purposes only, and some are not to be taken seriously whatsoever.
OK, then ... with no further ado, here are some things you can expect to happen in 2013.
Manwin Will Get a New Mysterious Managing Partner:
In light of continuing legal problems facing the previous holder of the position, Manwin will find itself in need of a new managing partner. The new executive will be a long term industry veteran of a respected adult company (perhaps Hustler or Vivid), who will arrive unannounced, possibly even unaware that he has been transported to Canada, having been clandestinely relocated (or "uploaded") by a dedicated, but thoroughly anonymous, tube site user.
Veteran Photographer Paul Markham Will Go On an Acquisitions Spree:
In attempt to pick up the slack in the market trailing from the reeling Manwin Empire, photographer extraordinaire and visionary entrepreneur Paul Markham will rapidly acquire as many adult properties as he can, culminating in a hostile takeover of whichever adult entertainment company's offices provide the best employee-to-bathroom ratio.
The So-called Copyright Troll Litigation Model Will Slow Down and Possibly Die:
Adult entertainment studios suing torrent users will continue to encounter adverse rulings in court, litigation costs will continue to mount, and most studios currently filing suit against John Doe defendants en masse will sour on this approach to copyright litigation. At least one industry attorney (one totally not named "Marc") will blame the decline of the Troll model on "certain unethical and imbecilic fucktards" among his peers in the legal community.
Barrack Obama's Secret Porn Past Will Come to Light:
After an exhaustive investigation, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio will announce that he has uncovered incontrovertible and irrefutable evidence that President Obama once had a promising porn career as a performer working under the moniker "Darc Choqulate." Steven Hirsch will subsequently offer Obama a role in an upcoming Vivid release.
Mike South Will Be Named the New Executive Director of the FSC:
In a stunning coup d'etat, adult industry gossipmonger Mike South will take the helm as executive director of the Free Speech Coalition. In response to this shocking development, South will immediately take to his blog and denounce the unanticipated maneuver as a blatant, fundamentally dishonest and morally bankrupt attempt to manipulate the industry into forking over more donations.
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In a bold but ill-fated move, XBIZ Publisher Alec "Xerxes II" Helmy will marshal his XBIZ forces for a decisive invasion of AVN's offices, only to find himself turned back by three stalwart individuals named Theo, Panos and Leonidas. The battle, which will last nearly the entire lunch hour, will later be immortalized in a porn parody directed by Michael Ninn.
Something Embarrassing Will Befall AHF's Michael Weinstein:
Condom-pushing porn industry nemesis will do or say something so humiliating, so offbase and so completely socially unacceptable that there's only one possible outcome as a result: Larry Flynt will offer him a role in a porn movie before Steven Hirsch gets the chance to do so.
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Hah! I really had you going for a second there, didn't I? (I told you some of the predictions on this list were not to be taken seriously.)
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Following a raucous and triumphant two-week underground party, Pink Visual's executive team will emerge from its subterranean sanctuary to announce a blockbuster film and real estate deal involving its bunker, a major Hollywood studio, Michael Bay, Mel Gibson and Grauman's Chinese Theatre.
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Running out of potential defendants among companies and individuals in the adult entertainment industry, serial litigator Jason Tucker will awake one morning to the realization that Fraserside IP has accidentally filed suit against Private Media Group, alleging copyright infringement and unfair competition.
As you can see, it's going to be a wild year in the adult industry — and the above is just a small sampling of the events you can expect to transpire! Due to space limitations, I can't even begin to address things like unanticipated marriages involving adult industry figures (who'd have thunk that Rebecca Bardoux would become Mrs. Mike Kulich?), Rob Black's reinvention of himself as a vehemently anti-porn Christian teetotaler, or the triumphant the arrival of .SCAM, a new TLD that will compete with .XXX as the most expensive adult-specific TLD available on the market.
In all seriousness, Happy New Year to one and all! Here's hoping that 2013 brings you much profit and little drama.
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Inglewood again showed they are the team to beat in the Taranaki premier one netball competition last night.
The competition leaders made it nine straight wins when narrowly beating Tysons 46-42 in a top-of-the-table clash at New Plymouth's TSB Stadium.
The game was played at a hectic pace and Inglewood, making the fewer mistakes, led 14-10 after the first quarter. Inglewood stretched their lead to seven goals at one stage in the second but Tysons then started to gain more momentum and the Waitara side trailed by three goals at halftime.
Tysons continued to claw back Inglewood's advantage and it was game on and locked up at 33-33 after the third quarter.
But Inglewood responded like the good team they are and finished the stronger to seal the win.
"We need competition like that going into the playoffs," a relieved and happy Inglewood coach Tracy White said. "I'm happy that we got tested and remained calm and everybody did their jobs and it turned out all right."
White's only concern was how Tysons were able to close in on Inglewood's lead in the third quarter. White singled out goal attack Lana Rowlands and Lauren Burgess for special mention.
"Lana got quite a few intercepts on the opposition line which really interrupted their play which was awesome, and I thought Lauren was outstanding and was all over the place," she said.
Tysons coach Ivy Topping admitted allowing herself to think in the third quarter that her team were going to win. "I'm pretty pleased and at this stage a top four finish is what we're after," she said. "I think we're pretty safe to make the top four now."
Tysons shooters Amber Bellringer (22 from 25 attempts) and Connie McKenzie (20 from 23) were in top form, while Rowlands shot 20 from 25 for Inglewood and goalshoot Jess Burkhart (26 from 37) had an off night.
On the opposite side of the stadium , New Plymouth Old Boys were too strong for New Plymouth's Sacred Heart Girls' College. Old Boys cemented their third spot on the points table with a comfortable 49-27 win.
Old Boys rolled their subs during the game. "This is the business end [three more qualifying rounds remain before the playoff series] and I need to cement my combinations," said Old Boys coach Leanne Matuku.
Kirisa Boylan stepped up for her side and goal attack Jenna Kensington had a good game.
Old Boys is the only team so far in the competition to have beaten Inglewood and the two teams meet in next week's round.
"That's a big game for us," said Matuku.
In the other game of the round, Naimai returned to winning form with a decisive 81-33 win over Raukura. Player of the match for the winning side was Lateesha Wipiiti.
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Mo. Coalition for Lifesaving Cures claims victory on stem cell amendment
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The Missouri Coalition for Lifesaving Cures declared a win Tuesday for its Missouri Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative, with 98 percent of the precincts reporting.
The constitutional amendment prevents state lawmakers from banning federally authorized embryonic stem cell research and treatments.
"With the close of this election, it is now time to come together and to find common ground in fighting disease," Donn Rubin, chairman of the Coalition, said in a statement. "Building on a history of medical breakthroughs and discoveries, stem cell research presents us with tremendous possibilities, and we are now assured Missouri will be a big part of the quest for new treatments and cures. And that when treatments and cures are found, the patients in our state will benefit."
A Coalition spokesperson could not be immediately reached for additional comment.
With 98 percent of the precincts reporting, 51.1 percent of the votes were cast in favor of Amendment 2 and 48.9 percent opposed it. Almost 2.1 million votes were counted.
The International Association of Fire Fighters, Missouri Locals 42 and 3808, supported the amendment because of their belief that the ballot "could provide new treatments for severe burns and injuries that affect thousands of citizens and firefighters," according to a statement by Louie Wright, president of IAFF Missouri Local 42.
Opponents of the measure, such as Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod President Gerald Kieschnick, stated that the amendment was deceptive because it claimed to ban human cloning while actually giving constitutional protection to a method of producing embryonic stem cells called somatic cell nuclear transfer, or SCNT.
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The West End needs to "declare independence" from the rest of London and set up its own governing body to rival the City of London Corporation, it was claimed today.
The scale of the West End's £50 billion economy and the 200 million visitors it attracts each year meant that it was "too big" to be managed by local government alone, said Westminster council leader Philippa Roe.
She has proposed that she should chair a new "council of notables" including figures such as Transport Commissioner Peter Hendy and Kit Malthouse, deputy mayor for business and enterprise, as well as a representative of central government. It would aim to tackle long-standing problems such as congestion and crime, but would have no statutory powers.
Labour described the proposal as an "unelected politburo".
Ms Roe outlined her idea this week to the West End Commission, which is looking at the future of the area.
She said the body, provisionally titled the West End Board, would be made up of "really senior people" covering business and big landowners such as the Grosvenor and Crown Estates.
It would set up task forces on issues such as the night-time economy or individual areas such as Soho or Covent Garden which could include representatives of residents' associations.
She said that unlike the City of London, which can keep the first £10 million of the business rates it collects, the West End had no ring-fenced funding, despite supporting three times as many businesses at the Square Mile.
It also receives no extra resources for providing services such as street cleaning for the extra one million people who daily come into the West End.
Ms Roe said the area also needed a single voice to represent it abroad and in Whitehall. It is represented by an "alphabet soup" of agencies including the New West End Company, which only lobbies on behalf of stores in Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street.
Paul Dimoldenberg, leader of the Labour group at Westminster, said: "This would take us back to the day before local government when the great and the good believed it was their right to tell the plebs what to do. What we need is more involvement by residents and more democratic accountability, not governance by an unelected politburo."
The Commission is due to makes its recommendations by the end of February. Ms Roe said she hoped to have something concrete to report by March.
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Action? Twilight?
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I loved this movie can't wait to see it again and then buy it on DVD. I think it was the best one yet of course since its twilight some parts were corny but the movie was still good and there was a lot more action
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A 15 year old girl holds hands with her 1 year old son. People call her a slut, no one knows she was raped at 13. People call another Guy fat. No one knows he has a serious disease causing him to be overweight . People call an old man ugly. No one knew he had a serious injury to his face while fighting for our country in the war.People call a women bald but they don't know she has cancer Re-post this if you are against bullying and stereotyping.
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Harrods launches media division
By Maisie McCabe, mediaweek.co.uk, Tuesday, 23 August 2011 12:00PM
Harrods, the luxury department store, has set up a media arm to sell advertising opportunities across its assets, including its Knightsbridge store, in-house magazine and the Harrods iPhone app.
The new division, Harrods Media, will sell advertising on digital screens in-store, in the Harrods windows, on posters and displays, lift wraps, in the Harrods Magazine and iPhone app and on promotions and CRM.
Harrods Media also offers advertisers a complete production service, including the design of creative work and installation.
The launch of Harrods Media follows the decision to publish Harrods Magazine's first circulation figure through the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC). According to ABC, the magazine had an average circulation of 104,997 in the first six months of 2011.
Harrods' 150-screen in-store digital display network, managed using Harris Systems, has recently been expanded with five new, large display walls, as part of a multimillion-pound in-store refurbishment.
Guy Cheston, director of advertising and sponsorship at Harrods, said: "After a number of years developing and investing in a credible and extensive media portfolio, it was logical for us to establish Harrods Media as a recognised department.
"Harrods is not only one of the world's leading luxury stores, but is also a fully fledged media owner providing a range of promotional opportunities in-store, including a publishing division, spearheaded by the Harrods Magazine."
Harrods Magazine is sent out to Harrods Rewards cardholders who spend over £2,000 a year in the store and distributed to first, business class and private-jet lounges, five star hotels and on Cunard Ships.
It can also be bought for £3. Harrods Rewards cardholders who spend between £500 and £1,999 a year get sent a mini version of the magazine.
Last month, Harrods ended its public spat with Dixons and signed a five-year deal for the electronics retailer to take up a residency at the department store's flagship Knightsbridge location.
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Saturday 19 April 2008
Volatile stock markets may have caused share prices to plummet over the past six months but it has presented a glorious opportunity for those seeking high rates of yield from their investments.
The fall-out from the US sub-prime crisis and the subsequent credit crunch, along with widespread economic uncertainty, has badly hit a string of traditionally popular industries such as banks, housebuilders and retailers.
But valuations have fallen so far that many of these companies now look ridiculously cheap and are starting to catch the eye of investors, says Juliet Schooling, head of research at Chelsea Financial Services.
"As the markets have fallen, so yields have risen and this means equity income once again looks attractive," says Schooling. "Fund managers that have strong yield criteria are finding that many more companies are now in their universe."
Geoff Penrice, a financial adviser with Bates Investment Services, agrees. The past few months have resulted in the very unusual situation of a wide range of equities actually yielding more than gilts. "It started with the banking sector, but has now spread to other areas," he says. "Ten-year gilts are returning around 4.45 per cent, whereas BT is yielding 6.9 per cent, William Hill 5.8 per cent and GlaxoSmithKline 4.9 per cent."
But that doesn't mean that investors should get carried away, warns Ben Yearsley, investments manager at Hargreaves Lansdown. High-yielding stocks usually offer what they do for a very good reason. "They don't have a high yield just for the fun of it – normally the company has had a problem and the stock market is extremely negative on the share price prospects," he points out. "If the yield is high, the market often believes that the growth or profit outlook for that company is poor or that the dividend will be cut in the near future."
Carl Stick, manager of the Rathbone Income Fund, agrees that investing in high-yielding stocks should come with a health warning. "Any desire to go after yield has to go hand in hand with the recognition that you are going against current market trends," he says. "You'll be taking a gamble as the market is out of love with them and you don't know when this will change."
So how can investors protect their dividends? Well, that is virtually impossible for those investing in individual stocks, says Yearsley. The only alternative is to buy a fund – such as one in the Equity Income sector – that invests in a number of names.
"Having a portfolio of shares does protect the yield, but only through diversification," says Yearsley. "Funds offering a high level of income at the current time include Liontrust First Income, which is yielding about 6 per cent."
However, this is still no guarantee of success – as can be illustrated by the performance of most funds over recent months. It is certainly fair to say that the UK Equity Income sector has had a very rough time of late. The average return for one of its 90 funds over the past three months is -10.9 per cent, according to Morningstar figures.
Even the best performer – the CF JM Finn UK Portfolio fund – is in negative territory to the tune of -5.4 per cent. The worst, an unwanted accolade currently held by New Star's UK Strategic Income fund, has lost a whopping 15.5 per cent. Figures over the past year to the same date tell a similar story. Average returns range from -4.1 per cent to -27.5 per cent. Whichever way you look at it, these are eye-watering losses that have damaged thousands of investors' savings.
So why have they performed so poorly? One reason is that many UK equity income funds have had significant holdings in UK banks because of the high dividends they offer, says Andy Gadd, head of research at Lighthouse Group.
"These funds have therefore been hit hard by the impact on UK banks of the ongoing US sub-prime lending crisis," he says. "In contrast, the sectors which have performed best contain companies that pay hardly any income, such as mining stocks."
It means that income managers have been forced to avoid the best performing companies so they can hit their income target. At the same time they are backing those which, although they are still paying dividends, are under-performing. However, that doesn't mean they should be dismissed, argues Schooling. "Equity income funds have had a tough time, but income is always welcome as far as investors are concerned."
The secret for investors, according to John Chatfeild-Roberts, author of Fundology: the secrets of successful fund investing, and head of Jupiter's award-winning fund of funds team, is to choose their high-yield investments very carefully. "Investing for yield is perfectly sensible at this stage of the cycle but you need to be careful about what it is you are buying and whether that yield is sustainable," he says. "There are a lot of factors that investors will need to keep an eye on."
An example, he says, is in the banking sector. You need to ask yourself: how are the banks performing? Are they going to keep their dividends at the current level? What is the likelihood of a rights issue being announced in the coming months?
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Denver Broncos quarterback Brock Osweiler, a former Gonzaga basketball recruit, is 6 feet 8 and the tallest active NFL player. This week he's been mimicking 5-11 Russell Wilson.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Denver's backup quarterback, Brock Osweiler, was a former Gonzaga basketball recruit, which doesn't come as a huge surprise when you see how tall he is.
The 6-foot-8 Osweiler is the tallest active NFL player heading into Super Bowl XLVIII, and the tallest in Broncos history.
Odd, then, that he has been given the task of imitating Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, generously listed at 5 feet 11. Osweiler admitted this week it has been a challenge.
Does height ultimately matter when it comes to the success of quarterbacks?
"That's hard to say," Osweiler said. "I believe every quarterback has a special skill-set, especially in the National Football League. There is a reason why (Wilson) is in the NFL. There is a reason why a team drafted him and signed him. There are a lot of things that you can't grade or weigh or judge at the combine. ... I think Russell is a perfect example."
Some feared Osweiler would outgrow his position. That issue came up in high school, when he was a two-sport star in Montana debating what sport to pursue.
"That was something that was brought up," he said. "You know, 'Hey, if you continue to grow and you're 6-8, 6-9, 6-10, you might be too tall.' Fortunately, I stopped growing a little after 6-7, so it wasn't an issue."
Height can't be taught, of course, and Osweiler's uniqueness led to experimentation this season. In a Week 12 loss to the New England Patriots, he was used on the field-goal blocking unit.
"We practiced it one time just in case that situation came up, and it did a few weeks later," he said. "Unfortunately we were unsuccessful."
The loss came in overtime, on a field goal.
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Peyton Manning declined to play along when asked to name his top three quarterbacks of all time, not including the Manning family.
"Me and my buddies don't discuss that," he said with a laugh.
Manning did, however, volunteer how he would assemble the perfect quarterback. Different traits would include John Elway's arm, Dan Marino's release, Troy Aikman's dropback, Brett Favre's scrambling ability, Joe Montana's poise in two-minute situations, and one last thing.
"Naturally, my speed," he joked.
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Kicker Matt Prater set an NFL record with a 64-yard field goal in the regular season. So what is something that helps him with the job? A degree in psychology from Central Florida.
"It just helps with some of the mental part, as far as not over thinking things," said Prater, who once made a 73-yarder in practice. "If you have a miss or a missed kick, don't overanalyze it and just move on."
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