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Lead Design Engineer –Transceivers–Woodland Hills, CA Intouch Staffing Professionals, Inc. 818-348-4100 ***** http://www.linkedin.com/in/techjob/ Lead Transceiver Design Engineer / Manager Transceiver Design Our Hiring Company is looking to add an exceptional Transceiver DesignLeadt hat has at least seven years' experience of managing teams that have the responsibility fo...
Successful Civil Engineering/ Land Surveying Company founded in 1986, a leader in the Commercial and Industrial Land Development Sector seeks the following positions: Senior Civil Engineer (P.E.), Design Engineer and Design Draftsman, Storm Water Specialist related to private site development and AutoCad Manager. Immediate openings with outstanding benefits and salary package available commensurat...
ID: 2014-12076 Required Clearance: TS/SCI Job Location: US-CA-Santa Clara Posted Date: 11/10/2014 Opportunity Details: Company Overview: General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems is a provider of end-to-end Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) solutions to help ensure our customers have the right information when they need it to act with confidence in their high stakes mis...
At AT&T, our job is to deliver the future before anyone else. We do this with people. People who want to create and deliver new technology that can transform the lives of our customers, our communities and our society. Our professionals innovate every day, whether they are working on upgrading our wireless and broadband infrastructure or delivering new possibilities for our consumer and business c...
Amgen Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360
Amgen is looking for Design Leaders to develop needs-based solutions. In partnership with cross-functional business partners, this role translates insights into design-trusted, innovative, user-focused health solutions and drug delivery systems—to get it right for customers (healthcare professionals, patients, etc.) This role will provide interaction design leadership for Amgen's drug delivery de...
Job Summary As a Lead Engineer, you will be able to technically lead the entire cross functional design team on their interactions and responsibilities for that project. A Lead Engineer is responsible for insuring the phase gate technical milestones are met, is the leader of technical reviews, and is responsible for making sure that the specification requirements inputs and design outputs align. ...
STRATEGIC DESIGN DIRECTOR Summary The Strategic Design Directoris a hands-on leader who can drive the overall creative vision and execution of SBM's innovativesoftware systems and overall marketing strategy. You are a proven thought leader, brilliant communicator and an exceptional motivator with demonstrated success in the visual design and delivery of complex interactive projects. You are pass...
Join Adecco and one of the web's fastest-growing and most exciting businesses, a social commerce site and design marketplace, crowd-sourcing graphic designs and art from a global design community and selling those as printed paper products. Our mission is to enable our community to provide the best and freshest design in the world to consumers. Job Experience: Description Reporting to the Manag...
Join Adecco and one of the web's fastest-growing and most exciting businesses, a social commerce site and design marketplace, crowd-sourcing graphic designs and art from a global design community and selling those as printed paper products. Our mission is to enable our community to provide the best and freshest design in the world to consumers. Job Experience: Description Reporting to the Manag...
Front-End Developer for Web Design Agency ( Perfect for Freelancers) Job Label:NS_FEWD Next Step (www.hellonextstep.com) is an award winning digital design agency based in San Francisco, CA. We have an exciting opportunity for a front-end developer to join our small team of 9. This is an excellent opportunity for a highly motivated and talented programmer with a good amount of existing experienc...
DESIGN ENGINEER (JUNIOR LEVEL - ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS) in San Diego, CA and Greenville, SC Position Summary: Junior Level Designer/Design Engineer for aircraft Environmental Control Systems (ECS). Using CATIA V5, candidates will develop 2D drawings and 3D models to provide support to the ECS engineering team. Under the direction of a manager, supervisor or lead, guidance will be provided ...
The Nest UX team is looking for a highly skilled producer to manage feature development and production of user experience and user interface design across mobile/web applications and hardware products. This position works closely with the numerous technical program and project managers to coordinate efforts across concurrent launch cycles. The work: Drive broad product initiatives within and betw...
Job Description : Want more than just a job? Join Forever 21's Corporate team and showcase your skills while working with our exceptional employees! Position: Assistant, Retail Design/Development Department: Retail Design HQ & Remote Reports to: Direct Reports: No FLSA Status: Non-exempt Location: 3880 N Mission Los Angeles, CA 90031 Department Summary: Forever 21 is seeking an innovative...
At SunEdison, we are looking for talented self-starters with imagination, creativity and vision. In addition, we are seeking individuals who are original thinkers, possess the drive to achieve quick results, and have the capacity to assume increasing responsibility in a highly successful global organization. Ideal candidates will have a passion for the solar industry and desire to be part of a tea...
DESIGN/ENGG MANAGER Company Pactron Location Santa Clara, CA Position Type Full Time Experience See below Education See below Manage/Schedule Dsgn Activity for ATE Test h/w, Ref, Burn-In Boards & dsgn complex PCBAs. Manage PCB Dsgn Team incl training (CAD Tools & Process) for better efficiencies. Review cust. feedback & implement corrective actions: dsgn Specs. Project mgmt to ensuring good ...
Business Unit: The Surfscan Division (SFS) of KLA-Tencor designs and manufactures systems that are used for capturing yield-impacting defects at IC fabs, Wafer Suppliers & OEMs. A successful candidate will be joining a world leader in bare wafer inspection products and technologies designing and manufacturing the next generation of products. The Surfscan Division is seeking a senior-level Produc...
SemiconductorTALENT.com is a North American leader in providing executive search services to the microelectronics and engineering sectors DSP System Design Group Manager (report to VP) To build a team and lead innovation – fast-growth career advancing opportunity Required: - BS/MS degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering - 10+ year system/board-level expertise designing DSP, HW/SW, Blueto...
Provide direct technical layout support Promptly complete assigned layout designs with high quality and adherence to all design constraints using provided software and design kits Design nodes will be 28nm, 20nm bulk and 20nm FinFET Designs include ADC, DAC, PLL and audio codec blocks. Assist in developing project schedules Work within an assigned schedule; deliver the design on time Proacti...
The Project Manager provides leadership on assigned projects and acts to achieve financial, schedule, technical and client relationship/growth objectives. The Project Manager alongside the Chief Program Engineer plans and organizes all engineering functions specific to the project, coordinates client interaction between the project team and client, provides guidance on recommended manpower and tec...
Lead Design Engineer –Transceivers–Woodland Hills, CA Intouch Staffing Professionals, Inc. 818-348-4100 ***** http://www.linkedin.com/in/techjob/ Lead Transceiver Design Engineer / Manager Transceiver Design Our Hiring Company is looking to add an exceptional Transceiver Design Lead that has at least seven years' experience of managing teams that have the responsibility f...
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Yellow card watch: Houston Dynamo – D.C. United
Nov 11, 2012, 10:25 AM EST
The addition of an extra playoff match also added one more layer of yellow card jeopardy; players were thusly afforded one extra opportunity to collect that dreaded, second post-season yellow card earlier in the process.
As for the contest in Houston today, this might be the one and only area where we make the call for "advantage D.C. United." Here are the players who have been cautioned once already, who will miss the second leg if they are booked at BBVA Compass today:
- Houston Dyanmo: Corey Ashe, Calen Carr, Brad Davis, Boniek Garcia, Tally Hall, Kofi Sarkodie
- D.C. United: Andy Najar, Lionard Pajoy
Clearly, United has done well in avoiding the cards, a real achievement considering the white-knuckle nature of the series triumph over New York.
Houston had that extra match (the elimination contest up in Chicago) in which to collect a booking. Davis (pictured), for instance, picked up a silly and unnecessary card for grabbing a shoulder in a situation that really wasn't so threatening, as his club held a 2-0 lead in the 67th minute. So Houston's dead ball expert, who is also so critical in helping the men in orange keep possession, must be extra careful today in Houston.
Not having Andy Najar to deal with will assist Davis is this regard.
(MORE: Thinking through the Najar suspsension)
Hall, Houston's starting goalkeeper, collected a wholly unnecessary caution for stalling against Chicago – and he was. Stalling that is. So he's got to get on with the goal kicks today, no question about it.
Important to remember: The players are more or less in the clear after today's match. Bookings are wiped out after the conference finals. If any of the names listed above are cautioned in the second leg, they'll not sit out the final.
Lukas Podolski is "not some clown" and sounds like a man ready to leave Arsenal
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Nov 24, 2014, 11:35 AM EST
No one told Wright-Phillips another yellow card would keep him out of an MLS Cup Playoff game. Pretty unsettling if you're a Red Bulls fan.
Arsenal captain Mikel Arteta "shocked" at loss to Manchester United, rues "lack of ruthlessness"
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Arteta felt they were dominating the game before an own goal from Kieran Gibbs changed the temperature and, at the risk of losing something in the language, doesn't think highly of the Red Devils.
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A trio of American attackers scored goals and a bevy of defenders and netminders worked good shifts in the own end.
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Sears Holding Corporation Names Premier Mounts Top Supplier for Second Year
ANAHEIM, CALIF. (July 25, 2007) – For the second consecutive year, Hoffman Estates, Ill.-based Sears Holdings Corporation (www.searsholdings.com/) has recognized Premier Mounts (www.mounts.com) as one of the select companies to receive Sears Holdings' 2006 Partners in Progress awards. Premier Mounts received the award for its outstanding achievements in mounting technology.
The prestigious Partners in Progress award is presented annually to a select group of supplier companies that provide Sears Holdings with quality products and services, from apparel, appliances and tools to marketing, facilities design and technology. Less than one percent of Sears Holdings' more than 41,000 suppliers earn the coveted award each year.
"Partners in Progress was started more than 20 years ago and is a testament to the importance we place on having strong supplier relationships," said Aylwin B. Lewis, chief executive officer and president of Sears Holdings Corporation. "The Sears Holdings culture is one that places a high priority on teamwork and a focus on customers. The Partners in Progress program allows our company to recognize those suppliers who have gone above and beyond to support Sears Holdings' in our efforts to better serve our customers and grow profitably by working together."
"It is a tremendous honor to receive Sears Holdings' Partners in Progress," said Terry Baker, national sales manager – retail at Premier Mounts. "To receive the award in back-to-back years is a testament to Premier Mounts' dedication to its core values of innovation, support and partnership. The award is a symbol of our commitment to building strong and successful relationship within the retail industry."
The Partners in Progress program recognizes suppliers for product or service quality, innovation, diversity and overall market performance. The winners were selected from nominations submitted by Sears' associates who purchase goods and services for the company in 2006.
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Delta cutting one Coast flight, adding another
Published: October 11,2011
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GULFPORT — Delta Air Lines is scheduled to cut direct flights from Gulfport to Memphis in January.
But, U.S. Airways is adding a flight from Gulfport to Charlotte, N.C.
Jeremiah Gerald, director of air service for the Gulfport airport, tells The Sun Herald Delta announced months ago it would be making cuts all over the country, and loss of the Memphis flights is not too surprising. He said Delta likely could save money routing passengers through Atlanta instead.
Gerald said the service from Gulfport is scheduled to end Jan. 4.
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The Russian economy is likely to produce marginal growth of 0.2% this year, and a 0.5% decline in real output in 2015, given mounting challenges.
So says Gregor Eder, an economist at Allianz, in a report today on the forecast for the Russian economy. He notes that the ruble has plummeted 30% this year against the dollar. Consumer prices rose more than 8% in October. Gross fixed investment could tumble 5% this year. U.S. and European Union sanctions against Russia, following its annexation of Crimea, contributed to an almost $53 billion decline in Russia's foreign debt compared with the previous quarter.
He concludes "it will take some time before optimism in the business sector has firmed up sufficiently for companies to start investing again." Eder writes:
"Essential now would be the implementation of a sweeping economic policy reform agenda in order to raise the medium and long-term growth potential of the Russian economy appreciably again. In our view a sustained improvement in the business climate is of pivotal importance. Urgent action is also needed in investment in human capital, the diversification of the Russian economy away from the oil and gas sector, reform of the pension system and of the fiscal policy framework. In our estimate, the willingness of Russian policymakers to enact radical reforms is currently on the limited side. Without an end to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine it is hard to picture an improvement in the Russian business climate. All told, we are not assuming that substantial parts of the reform agenda sketched out briefly above will be implemented in the near future. Over the medium to long term, this means that economic growth of significantly more than 2 to 2½% a year is highly unlikely. … The short-term outlook is overshadowed entirely by the economic repercussions of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Particularly hard hit are private consumption and investment activity."
Indeed, since a ceasefire was declared along the eastern border of Ukraine and Russia, an estimated 1,000 people have died in eastern Ukraine, the BBC reports. Russia's Micex Index is down 4.5% year to date, and rose 2.6% in the most recent trading session. The Market Vectors Russia ETF (RSX), is up 1% today but has tumbled 27% this year.
Among more volatile trading vehicles, the Direxion Daily Russia Bear 3X Shares ETF (RUSS) is down 3.5% today, but is up 46% year to date. The Direxion Daily Russia Bull 3X Shares ETF (RUSL) is up 3.5% today, but fell nearly 46% so far this year.
Market observers including Eder have tried to ally fears about the current malaise in Russia, saying Russia's financial health is better than it was in the 1998 Russian crisis. See our recent blog posts, "Russian Ruble In Crisis As Oil Drops, More Sanctions Loom?" and "Can Russia Pay $45B in Debt Due By February?" For the full Allianz report, see "No Growth In Sight."
The iShares Latin America 40 ETF (ILF) rose nearly 1.6% Tuesday as U.S. markets reached new highs.
A gaggle of equity moves and Latin America headlines to ponder:
Brazil: The Bovespa Index turned in one of the strongest performances among emerging markets Tuesday, up nearly 1.6%. Payment processor Cielo (CIOXY) was up nearly 5%, and other financial services companies also fared well, including Banco Bradesco, up 3.8%, and Banco do Brasil, up 3.7% But mining giant Vale (VALE) fell 4.6%. State-controlled energy company Petrobras (PBR) fell 2%, plagued by an expanding corruption investigation. UBS estimated that the company could write down $10 billion on its books as it subtracts bribes from asset purchase prices.
The iShares MSCI Brazil Capped ETF (EWZ) rose 2.2% today, while the iShares MSCI Emerging Market ETF (EEM) was up 0.54%.
Argentina: Moody's reiterated Argentina's sovereign debt ratings in its annual report, criticizing the government, and saying "haphazard policymaking and a very contentious political process culminated directly in the July 2014 default, which was unrelated to the country's economic and fiscal fundamentals." The Global X FTSE Argentina 20 ETF (ARGT) rose 1.3% Tuesday.
Chile: Chile's peso reached a six-month low in advance of a central bank monetary policy meeting.
Colombia: Marxist FARC rebels said Tuesday their capture of an army general in a remote Colombian jungle was an act of war, and urged the government to return to peace negotiations, Reuters reports.
Mexico: The iShares MSCI Mexico ETF(EWW) fell 0.3%. Mexico's construction companies' stocks have declined on the Bolsa Mexicana, Bloomberg reports, since the Mexican government cancelled a railroad construction contract, snubbing China Railway Construction (CWYCY). In "Law and Disorder in Mexico Foreign Policy magazine writes on the disappearance and presumed murder of 43 students, and reminds that "90,000 Mexicans have died since the drug war was declared in 2006." Unrest is brewing in Mexico, but long-term investors need to look beyond the headlines, as I said in my most recent Barron's column: "Mexico Stumbles In Its Climb," (subscription required).
Investment management company Ashmore Investment Management is out with a note today advocating for active versus passive-indexed emerging market strategies.
The firm is cautious about risks in emerging markets, but points to recent International Monetary Fund data that show a "discrepancy that still exists between EM's growing economic dominance and the market's outdated perceptions of EM as a bunch of fragile and vulnerable countries." The stat they quote: emerging markets now account for 56% of global GDP, and that should rise to 60% by 2020, according to the IMF. Ashmore's head of research, Jan Dehn, writes:
"Our view is that many emerging market countries will face challenges similar to Korea's over the next few years as inflation resurfaces … starting with the U.S. in 2016. A weaker USD would also debase the real value of the huge proportion of U.S. government debt held by EM countries as foreign exchange reserves. It is likely that the resulting losses will force EM central banks to actively diversify away from USD.
Firstly, it is extremely important that investors are not side-tracked by short-term herd dynamics in the currency markets … Macroeconomics ultimately determines the destination. The fundamental foundations behind the U.S. dollar's recent violent surge against all other currencies (EUR and JPY more so than emerging markets FX) are flimsy, in our view.
Secondly, there will be ever more differentiation across EM countries – both in terms of investment and fundamental economic performance – over the next few years. The more USD assets emerging market central banks bought, the more they will 'pay'. The good news is that some EM countries have been preparing themselves for years. Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Uruguay, Romania, the Baltic states, Panama, Russia, India, Indonesia, China, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and many others have and continue to reform precisely to sustain growth without inflation in the tougher world of tomorrow. Others have yet to realise the importance of adjusting, including countries such as Turkey, Brazil and South Africa. Others still are in total denial. There is still time to change – after all U.S. inflation is still a couple of years away. We expect more and more EM countries to reform in the coming months and years … But the main implication for investors is that the current trend towards passive management – always a bad idea in EM in our view – will become far more unadvisable in the future. Passive management misses all these nuances; the only allocation criterion is the size of a country's market cap in the index."
The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) is down 1% today and has fallen roughly 2% year to date. The Ashmore Emerging Markets Equity fund (EMEAX), a fund focused on largecap stocks, is down 6.4% year to date, according to FactSet, and has underperformed the passive ETF, the MSCI EAFE index and diversified emerging market funds, according to Morningstar.com. A larger Ashmore fund, as measured by assets managed, the Ashmore Emerging Markets Total Return fund (EMKAX), is down 4% year to date. It invests in equity and debt and has outperformed emerging market bond funds and pays a 5.3% yield.
The full article by Ashmore is entitled "A Peak Into the Future."
A few headlines from India for investors today:
India and the United States reached an agreement Thursday on government food stockpiling that was an obstacle to a stalled trade deal. The New York Times reports:
The Indian government buys and stores crops from farmers and sells at subsidized prices at government-run stores. World Trade Organization rules say that subsidizing more than 10 percent of the grain produced for food in a country distorts the market for trade.
Food price inflation has been a concern, but the economy continues to hum in India, which on Wednesday reported a decline in inflation to 5.52% and better-than-expected 2.5% industrial output. The data point to a strengthening recovery as Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushes his reform agenda.
India hedge funds have been among industry's best performers, with one measure showing a 46% increase this year through October, The Wall Street Journal reports. U.S. investors did just as well or better buying a number of India exchange-traded funds, especially those concentrated in smaller companies.
The iShares MSCI India Small Cap ETF (SMIN) is up 55% year to date through Wednesday. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) is down 1.4% year to date. See "5 ETFs To Play Oil Effect On India, Nigeria & Pakistan."
AT&T is positioning to be a stronger player in Mexico's heavily-regulated telecom sector.
Over the weekend, AT&T said it will buy Mexico's third-largest mobile carrier, Iusacell, from Grupo Salinas for $2.5 billion. Nomura writes that the transaction has risks: it will only happen once Grupo Salinas buys the half of Grupo Televisa (TV) that it does not own, likely in the first quarter of 2015. In addition, it's unknown how much cash or stock will be used, nor the currency to be used.
Reuters reports:
"For AT&T's to extend high-speed service across the border will require significant investment in Iusacell's patchy network … in direct competition with former ally Carlos Slim's AmericaMovil, whose shares have fallen some 3 percent since news of the deal."
Benito Berber, an analyst with Nomura, writes that Mexico's telecommunications reform is fostering competition, "a positive development." He adds:
"The deal suggests AT&T might be interested in becoming a strong player in Mexico. The purchase signals that AT&T could shop for the part of America Movil it has to sell in order to shed its status of 'Preponderant Player' imposed by [Mexico's] regulator. This transaction could be much larger ($13-17.5 billion), but again it is impossible to know if the inflow would be in dollars. In the case of America Movil, which has a strong presence in other countries, the probability that the deal is in MXN [pesos] is even smaller. … there is a possibility that the transaction affects USDMXN, although it is impossible to know for sure."
AT&T's chief executive talked up the growth opportunity in Latin America earlier this year in the context of AT&T's $49 billion DirecTV (DTV) purchase. Morgan Stanley was cautious on Latin America's telecom services sector in May, saying "AT&T's decision to sell its 8% stake in America Movil as part of the DirecTV acquisition could be a game-changer for LatAm telcos."
Shares of AT&T (T) are up 0.8% today , while shares of Televisa are down 0.5% and America Movil (AMX) is down 2.2%. The iShares MSCI Mexico ETF (EWW) is down 0.4% today.
More reading: "AT&T's Mexico deal a cheap foothold outside saturated U.S. market," by Reuters and "The Rotten NFL Scheme At the Heart of the AT&T DirecTV Merger" in The Atlantic.
Causeway's Arjun Jayaraman likes fast-growing companies in India, China, and South Korea. Prominent among them: infrastructure plays that are helping emerging economies hum.
Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto is in China to talk trade, and observers expect awkward interactions.
China is Mexico's second-largest trading partner. But last week, Mexico's government cancelled a nearly $4 billion high-speed train contract won by a group headed by China Railway Construction (CWYCY and 1168.HK). The group included four Mexican partners, one of which has done government business and is tied to a large residence owned by Mexico's first lady. The implication is that the consortium could have received preferential treatment.
China Rail has threatened legal action over the contract cancellation, according to Bloomberg. Teneo Intelligence writes:
"Pena Nieto revoked the contract amid concerns over transparency in the bidding process. The president's back is already against the wall following the exposure of corruption and criminal penetration in local politics that led to the killing of 43 students in September. Pena Nieto urgently needs to reassure potential investors looking at Mexico's oil opening that insecurity and corruption are under control."
Mexico is opening its energy sector to competition, and the nation's supreme court said last week that it would not hold a referendum on the revision of energy law that puts energy reform in motion. See recent posts on Mexico and energy on Barrons.com.
The iShares MSCI Mexico ETF (EWW) is down 0.16% today, but the fund has eked out a gain of 0.75% this month. For the year, the fund is down 1.7%, versus a decline of 1.5% for the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM). China Railway Construction shares fell nearly 4% in the latest Hong Kong session.
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For long-term investors, the latest news out of South Africa's divided labor movement points to the possibility of future political reform.
Eurasia Group's Mark Y. Rosenberg sums up the latest:
On Nov. 7, "the National Union of Metalworkers South Africa (NUMSA)–the country's largest union, which claims over 330,000 members–has been expelled from Cosatu, the trade union federation in a "governing alliance" with the ruling ANC [Party] (as well as the South African Communist Party, SACP)." The explusion was "ostensibly for organizing across sectors and poaching members from other affiliates (violating Cosatu's "one union, one sector" policy), as well as its decision not to back the ANC in the May 2014 election. … The NUMSA rupture will also increase union rivalries and drive labor instability, especially in metalwork, mining, construction and transport … We also expect NUMSA's expulsion will make upcoming public sector wage negotiations more difficult for the government, reinforcing our call that Treasury's projection of a CPI wage increase probably will not hold …"
And Rosenberg explains what it means:
"In the longer-run … a divided labor movement is positive for much needed labor reform in South Africa. A smaller and weaker Cosatu will be less able to deliver votes and labor stability for the ANC, reducing its ability to block reforms to the country's rigid, highly majoritarian labor laws and bargaining institutions. … With Cosatu worth less to the ANC politically, and given stubbornly high unemployment (officially 25%, over 50% among youths), the structural prospects for labor reform will improve. That said, significant reforms remain unlikely for at least the 2 years … the government is unlikely to take on a policy reform that threatens (remaining) labor support before the 2016 municipal elections. As such, our long-term (24 month) trajectory remains Negative."
The iShares MSCI South Africa ETF (EZA) is up 0.34% today, and up 4.6% year to date, while the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) is down 0.44% today and is off by 1.5% this year. U.S.-traded shares of South African energy and chemicals company Sasol (SSL) are down 0.23% today, and are down 2% this year.
India has been the crown jewel of emerging market stock performance, with a 32% rise in its benchmark index this year.
But investors continue to bet on reform following the May election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and selloffs have been viewed as buying opportunities. The S&P BSE Sensex Index is up another 6% so far in November, and some largecaps have outpaced the index. ICICI Bank (IBN) is up 18% this month and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories (RDY) is up more than 14%, while Tata Motors (TTM) is up nearly 9% .
Smallcap funds have done especially well this year, outpacing the Sensex Index: the iShares MSCI India Small Cap ETF (SMIN) is up 52% and the EGShares India Smallcap ETF (SCIN) is up 50%, according to FactSet data. Two funds that have underperformed the index: the EGShares Infrastructure ETF (INXX) and the PowerShares India Portfolio (PIN), up 28% and 27%, respectively, year to date.
So is there still upside with those double-digit returns?
The Wall Street Journal quotes Deena Mehta, managing director with Asit C. Mehta Investment Intermediates, who thinks the Sensex could rise another 50% in the next 18 to 24 months:
"Every correction is being bought in a big way," Mehta says.
The counterpoint comes from Justin Leverenz, who manages the Oppenheimer Developing Markets fund (ODMAX). He said in the recent Barron's emerging market roundtable that the election of one person, in India, Indonesia or Brazil, "fundamentally cannot change anything, but the markets get terribly excited." He added, on India equities:
"There's extreme enthusiasm about all things Modi. I think it's misplaced. He may be able to break through some bottlenecks, but he is not going to change the constitution. Some of the highest-quality companies and extraordinary management teams are in India, but in the next three years, at these prices, you won't make money."
See Barron's emerging market roundtable, "The New World," Nov. 1, on opportunities in developing markets. (Subscription required.) Also see "How High Can the Sensex Go?" by Napur Acharya on WSJ's IndiaRealTime.
UBS Economist Rafael De La Fuente sees economic growth in Latin America continuing to paint an underperforming picture through 2016.
In a report issued today, De La Fuente forecasts paltry 1.4% growth for the region in 2015 and predicted a 2.8% rise in 2016. As he writes, Latin America is "in transition and will use the next two years to adjust to an external environment that, on balance, will be less supportive for growth than it was in the past decade."
De La Fuente adds:
We see a sharp slowdown in Chinese growth, increased capital outflows from EM, and Europe drifting into deflation as the biggest downside risks facing the economy. To the upside, we see the potential for higher US growth, a turnaround in policy in Brazil, and quicker implementation of structural reforms in Mexico.
As for specific countries, De La Fuente predicts the following:
Emerging markets have been synonymous with growth, but the outlook for individual nations is constantly changing. Countries from Brazil and Russia to Turkey face challenges including infrastructure bottlenecks, credit issues and political shifts. Barrons.com's Emerging Markets Daily blog analyzes news, data and research out of emerging markets beyond Asia to help readers navigate the investment landscape.
Barron's veteran Dimitra DeFotis has been blogging about emerging market investing since traveling to India and Turkey. Based in New York, she previously wrote for Barron's about U.S. equity investing, including cover stories and roundtables on energy themes. Dimitra was among the first digital journalists at the Chicago Tribune and started her career as a police reporter at the Daily Herald in the Chicago suburbs. Dimitra holds degrees from the University of Illinois and Columbia University, where she was a Knight-Bagehot Fellow in the business and journalism schools. She studies multiple languages and photography.
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|Preparing for the Baptism
After the Baptism, it was time for the wedding. "Do you have the rings?" the priest asked. Teo brought hers out. Immediately, I understood the classic movie wedding moment where the rings where somebody forgot a ring. I checked my pocket without purpose, as I knew exactly where it was - in my desk at home. In all my anticipation and excitement about getting married and looking proper and whatnot, I forgot the single key non-organic ingredient to having a wedding - the ring. "Shota!" I called over one of my closer friends and endowed him with the task of a quick retrieval. He ran off, jumped in a taxi and got the ring. Meanwhile, we just waited around with the bums continuing to harass everyone for money. You'd think after the third or fourth time to say that, "No, I haven't got my wallet, I'm getting married," they'd take a hint or something. but those guys were professionals.
|The wedding begins in the Sioni Cathedral
When Shota arrived with the ring, the wedding finally begun. It was a typical Georgian Orthodox wedding, which is to say, completely strange to me. The weddings I had witnessed in Georgia before were factory weddings held in the bigger and more "important" cathedrals, where 20 or 30 people would be married at once. Here, we were the only ones, which was why I had wanted one of those obscure churches to begin with. But here, we were in the key historic church of Tbilisi, alone with our ceremony. The Church of the Dormition had existed for some fifteen hundred years, but with the building of Sameba not far away, it had become somewhat forgotten by the masses. We stood in a line in the center of the great hall, our best men and women to our right and left, Teo and myself, and the priest stood before us conducting the ceremony.
|The crowns over our heads
The priest stepped forward to us and continued with the chanting. He took out two crowns and put them on our heads, as though we were the king and queen of the mass. Then we drank some wine - the Lord's blood - and the crowns were held above our head by our best men and maid of honor. With our hands in the priest's, we were led around the stand with the golden covered Bible three times. We were holding lit candles, and the hot wax kept dripping down onto my hand, it was all I could do not to drop the candle, as I assumed everyone else - Teo, the best men and bridesmaid - were having an equally difficult time with this. But then, before we could scream out, it was over.
|At the iconostasis
The priest took our hands and led us away from our friends and to the iconostasis - that part of older churches, usually made of wood, that blocks the altar so the ritual of transubstantiation is hidden from the gathering. The priest told us, "This is something I make everyone I marry promise." He turned to me, getting Teo to translate, "I want you to treat Teo as you would want your son-in-law to treat your daughter." And then to Teo, "I want you to treat Shawn as you would want your daughter-in-law to treat your son." These are hypotheticals sons and daughters, of course.
During the entire ceremony, I was beaming. I couldn't help but to smile. And this made the priest happy as well, as every time our eyes made contact, he cracked a smile and nearly started laughing. He might have never seen anyone so tortuously and idiotically happy to wed, or perhaps he was just amused about getting to baptise and marry a foreigner, there was no way to tell.
I wasn't really sure at what point we said the "I do's", as they were speaking some ancient dialect of Georgian that I couldn't even begin to fathom translating myself, but I meant it in every way I could, even lacking the understanding of when I was agreeing to what vows. I just hope that there was nothing to do with child sacrificing or cannibalism, which I'm fairly certain there wasn't. The candles extinguished and the guests lined up to welcome us into our new lives as one.


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Is it possible to use Visual Studio 2010 to write code for shared hosting that is designed for .NET 3.5 and ASP.NET MVC 1.0? I've been trying for a while to get a project to run that uses only 1.0 features, and it just will not translate over very well.
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Be sure and change the Target Framework in the project properties to 3.5 if your using the MVC 1. This should prevent some of the "translation issues" I think your describing.
Maybe you should clarify what "just will not translate over very well" means.
In addition you may try to re-include the reference to System.Web.Mvc. When I went from vs08 to vs10, and opened an old project, it still upgraded the reference to 220.127.116.11.
Luckily, I had a untouched version of the old project, which contained the old dll-file. So I deleted the new reference, and included the older version (22.214.171.124). Now it works fine^_^


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Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $40,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have decreased by 11% over the past 3 months. This is 88% lower than the state average of $1,143 and 226% lower than the country average of $1,977.
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|Border love row sparks Twitter FIGHT between Sunanda and Mehr
Sunanda Tharoor has accused Pak journalist Mehr Tarar of stalking her husband.
She also said Mehr trying to "break" her marriage when she was away for treatment for three to four months.
Sunanda Tweet accused Tarar of being an Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) agent.
Mehr Tarar's (@MehrTarar) response to Sunanda Pushkar's tweets
Tarar's post said."I have nothing to say to a woman clearly out of her mind. To be called an ISI agent, a stalker..I have nothing to add. Just shows who she is."
Shashi tweet Sorry folks, my @Twitter account has been hacked & will be temporarily deactivated. Bear with me while we solve this,"
Mehr very personal tweet to Shashi (@mehrtarar I love you, Shashi Tharoor. And I go while in love with you, irrevocably, hamesha. Bleeding, but always your Mehr,
Sunanda said , "Our accounts have not been hacked and I have been sending out these tweets. I cannot tolerate this. This is a Pakistani woman who is an ISI (Inter Services Intelligence) agent, and she is stalking my husband. And you know how men are. He is flattered by the attention. I took upon myself the crimes of this man during IPL (Indian Premier League). I will not allow this to be done to me. I just can't tolerate this. I have nothing more to say."
Tharoor's hacked Twitter account to Mehr Tarar, Pushkar berated her and asked her to stop talking to Tharoor. She even changed her Twitter handle to @sptvrock and tweeted saying she wanted Tarar to know that she and Tharoor are a happy couple.
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One man dead in suspicious death case in southeast Bakersfield, Kern County Sheriff's Office says
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - One man is dead in a suspicious death case, according to the Kern County Sheriff's Office.
At around 6:15 a.m., the KCSO says metro patrol deputies responded to a call of a man lying unconscious and bleeding from his face and torso in a field in the 200 block of Adams Street.
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/ advice on avalanche risks
Have look here
There is a considerable risk of avalanches there on Saturday
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Increased instabilities will develop in all windslab as the thaw sets in and the snowpack becomes wet. Greatest accumulations of windslab are on North-East through East to South aspects above 800 metres where avalanches are likely. Instabilities will also be present on other aspects. Cornices will be unstable and prone to collapse. The avalanche hazard will be Considerable.
What happens on Sunday depends on this information plus what the weather does between now and then. You should perhaps try to educate yourself about how avalanches occur rather than asking on a public forum where you may get uninformed responses or wild guesses!
> You should perhaps try to educate yourself about how avalanches occur rather than asking on a public forum where you may get uninformed responses or wild guesses!
Try to get hold of a book that takes an in depth (pun not intended) look at why avalanches occur and preventing them. The MTA winter skills book is good; it covers the majority of stuff you need to know for mountaineering. http://www.mountain-training.org/books/winter-skills
and the must read for Scottish avalanches would be a chance in a million
Have a search through waterstones and you should find them no problem.
If you have to ask on an internet forum what the avalanche risk might be then you probably shouldn't be going out on your own. Get a couple of days training with a MIC or Guide, they'll teach you what you need to know. I'm sure your life is worth a couple of hundred quid. That's all it'll cost.
There is a risk of avalanche there. There might be on Sunday or there might not be. As said it is a fairly serious route and if you are on grade III you should really be knowing what you are doing in regards to avalanches and able to make your own decisions and risk assessment. It has to be warm on saturday and then getting colder again and then fresh snow coming in on Sunday on SE to E winds. Twisting Gully has snow on multiple aspects.
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There has been a lot of discussion lately about "New Country" and "Old Country" music. Blake Shelton angered more than a few country music fans after he publically said some disparaging things about "Old Country music". Basically, he said Country music has to continually evolve in order to bring in new fans. On that part, he was right. Hank Williams, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and many more "Old Country" stars blazed some new trails with their music and they too were criticized at the time of their rise to popularity.
Where Blake Shelton goofed up was when he said nobody wanted to listen to their grandpa's music anymore and continued with a few other screwy thoughts. Blake must not have been at the SOLD OUT Tivoli Theater to see Merle Haggard last night.
While sitting in my seat at the Tivoli, I thought about Mr. Shelton and his comments. I thought about Merle Haggard and Ray Price and George Jones. I was trying to think of what the real differences between the "New Country" artists and the "Old Country" artist really are – other than the obvious difference in musical styles.
It only took a minute to realize the difference between Merle Haggard and Blake Shelton. Both have many fans. Both play some version of country music. Here is the real difference (other than the music) - Merle's fans truly admire him. Blake's fans may like his music, but Merle's fans love Merle and admire him. To see that, all one had to do is be in the Tivoli last night. I mean really – a standing ovation from the entire Tivoli Theater audience when he simply walked on stage? The pure admiration for Merle by that audience was as evident as it would be if a Little League boy got to see Babe Ruth hit a home run in person.
So, is it possible to have "Old Country" music that is new? I believe it is. Merle is still writing and performing new songs and he has remained true to "Old Country" with some really good stuff. Go see Nathan Farrow Davey Smith, or Channing Wilson and you will see real country music that is young, fresh, and new. It can be done.
Oh, and one more thing. Merle Haggard's songs are a history lesson on the real life of Merle Haggard. Blake sings about whatever his professional songwriter teams have written for him, like Hillbilly Bones and such.
Merle Haggard performed about 25 songs last night at the Tivoli Theater. Most reached number-one at the time of their release. He wrote most of them. He has 38 number-one songs to his credit. Merle Haggard was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame 7 years before Blake Shelton had his first hit. As mentioned earlier in the column, the Tivoli SOLD OUT for the Merle Haggard show, and had been sold out for quite some time. (And they say Chattanooga is a "walk-up town")
As for me – I'll take "Old Country" any day. I was always taught to respect your elders, and perhaps that is a lesson Blake Shelton could use.
For local music info, try www.chattanoogaentertainers.com or www.chattanooganightscope.com. They both have great local music info and schedules. For local info on Country music, try Jim Boles' site www.chattacountry.ning.com.
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Effective Flash
Five ways to improve your flash photography
Labels: Flash and Lighting, How To
Create Catchlights
When teaching photo workshops, I see lots of good wildlife images that can be made better by adding a simple catchlight in the animal's eyes. Imagine that great bison image from Yellowstone; if you don't have catchlights in those eyes, the image won't pop. Lack of catchlights happens on overcast days or if the subject isn't angled properly to the sun.
Eyes have a moist surface that reflects light from a long distance away. This works well for TTL flash. Even though the animal may be a long way off, simply popping your flash adds a catchlight in the animal's eyes even though the flash doesn't illuminate the animal's body. If your subject is really far away, try adding a flash extender for further reach. This technique applies equally to portraiture.
Improve Color
Once I had an assignment to do a portrait of an environmentalist in Juneau, Alaska. Juneau is located in a rain forest, so I knew my chances of shooting in the rain were good. Sure enough, the day of the shoot it was raining, with low clouds and fog. I tried some images without flash, and they looked terrible. Since it was raining too hard to shoot with studio strobes, I put on my TTL flash and tried balanced fill-flash.
The images looked great! The flash brought the subject's skin tone to a natural, healthy color, and the background colors popped. Adding flash on overcast days helps to bring out color and natural skin tones. You also can enhance color using a colored gel with your flash. I often use orange-colored gels on my flash during overcast days to warm up the scene.
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Two Terrible Decisions Have Left Dallas Cowboys Thin On Defensive Line
If you had asked me on December 7th what position the Dallas Cowboys were strongest at, the defensive line would have been one of top choices. They had solid young players who had developed over the years in Josh Brent and Sean Lissemore, and it was at this time where rookie Tyrone Crawford was starting to come on.
That young talent, coupled with solid veterans Marcus Spears, Jason Hatcher and Jay Ratliff made for a really solid rotation. Kenyon Coleman was injured at this point and since this is the last year of his contract, he wasn't in my sights when breaking down the Dallas defensive line.
In just six short weeks, the Cowboys depth and talent has taken a major hit because of two horrendous decisions by Brent and Ratliff. Couple these incidents with the Cowboys move to a new 4-3 alignment and their defensive line has suddenly become very thin. In fact, the defensive line has now become a big need in the off-season, and they need to address it through the draft or free-agency.
Before his incident, Brent had become a really solid player, someone I thought the Cowboys should have extended with a contract similar to the one they signed with Sean Lissemore. Brent's blend of power, size and speed had actually made him very valuable player and a key contributor on the Dallas defense. He would have made an excellent fit in Monte Kiffin's 4-3 defense and now the Cowboys will likely be looking for another player with his skill set.
Ratliff, even though he is slowing down, still could play a valuable role for the Cowboys in the new alignment; some would say he'e actually a better fit in the 4-3 defense. He wouldn't have to take on as many double teams in Kiffin's defense and that would lessen the wear and tear on a body that has taken too much punishment over his career. I'd argue that he was a natural fit for the Cowboys new defense.
Two months ago this Cowboys defense looked very strong up front with a mixture of youth and veteran leadership, a group who played the game the right way, head coach Jason Garrett's way. There were tough, physical and relentless workers on the field. That has all but disappeared thanks to two bad decisions by Ratliff and Brent.
Please don't get me wrong, I'm not defending what they and I'm not trying to make it just about football, but I am explaining how their actions will affect the Cowboys. I firmly believe that both players should be cut and should never set foot on a field as a member of the Dallas Cowboys ever again. That much is clear to me and it should be clear to the Cowboys as well.
The Dallas Cowboys had exactly what they needed on their defensive line, but that was two months ago. The selfish decisions by Brent and Ratliff have not only embarrassed themselves and their organization off the field but they have also cost the Dallas Cowboys dearly on it.
Times change, and so have the Cowboys draft plans thanks to some irresponsible behavior.
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Nov 21, 2012, 11:00 PM EST
For the most part, players are standing behind Donald Fehr in the continued CBA discussions, but some are faltering here and there.
Roman Hamrlik goes far enough to wonder if if Fehr should be ousted if the season gets totally canceled, while Paul "Biz Nasty" Bissonnette admitted on Sirius XM's Home Ice that he'd take a salary rollback on Wednesday.
Puck Daddy's Greg Wyshynski transcribed some of his most notable comments:
"We're a union. We have to stay together," Bissonnette said. "If anything, it's the opposite of greedy. We're not asking for more money, we're just asking for what we signed for. At this point, would I take a little bit of a rollback? Absolutely, just to get back playing. But we trust what Fehr's telling us, and the way he's leading us. And that's that."
Unlike many others, he's not beating up on Gary Bettman, who Bissonnette believes is "just trying to do his job."
Instead, he critiques (but doesn't slam?) Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs.
"I'm more upset with a guy like [Boston Bruins owner Jeremy] Jacobs," Bissonnette said. "It just sounds so hypocritical for him to think the last CBA was so awful and how garbage it was, and then go out and sign three of his top guys right before the last one expired. If it was that bad, why rush to sign those guys?"
The outspoken enforcer doesn't reprimand Fehr like Hamrlik did – there's plenty of common themes in his comments – but admitting he'd take less money (and not bashing Bettman) emphasizes that there are some different views among players.
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"No, no, not by the hair on my chinny chin chin!"
The famous cry of a brave and somewhat indignant little pig refusing to become the dinner of a hungry, opportunist wolf.
Yes, 'The Three Little Pigs' is story of the week for the little Reception learners of Sunnyside School.
As the current topic is 'traditional tales', the little learners have already enjoyed a week of reading various versions of The Gingerbread Man, Goldilocks and The Three Bears and 'Little Red Riding Hood.
It is the nuisance wolf and his devious dealings with the three little pig brothers, and the rather trusting and devoted granddaughter, Little Red Riding Hood, that has particularly captivated the little Sunnysiders.
Inspired by their fascination for this underhanded, house wrecking, granny impersonator, the Team decided to provide the little learners with the opportunity to talk directly to Mr Wolf in a questions and answers session this afternoon.
However, before Mr Wolf's arrival into the classroom, (in the shape of a volunteer and a fabulous furry wolf puppet) the Team wanted to establish whether the little learners had any understanding of what a question is, and how to ask one. So in the course of the morning, while the little learners were busily going about their business, Miss Kind and Mrs Caring set about to find out this information, by chatting with them as they participated in a variety of Three Little Pigs activities.
"What would you like to ask Mr Wolf when he comes this afternoon?"
asked Miss Kind to a group of little learners colouring and cutting out wolf masks.
"Nanny's picking me up today!" blurted out one little learner, gluing the ear back on his wolf mask.
"It's lovely that Nanny is picking you up poppet," replied Miss Kind, "But that isn't really a question is it? Remember.....a question starts with....how, why, where, who or what," she reminded them.
Suddenly every hand round the table shot into the air and an excited Miss Kind braced herself in readiness for a barrage of interesting Mr Wolf questions.
"I've got a new 'Hello Kitty' lunch box!" offered one little learner.
"When it's my birthday, I'm going to be five!" suggested another.
"I was sick in my bed two times.......all on my Superman cover!" proposed a third.
"I was sick in my bed too....Mummy put new covers on and then I was sick again!" volunteered a fourth.
With her head in her hands, a silently weeping Miss Kind suddenly became aware of a little learner standing quietly at her side.
"Hello poppet can you help me out here? she began, "If you were a policeman on the lookout for Mr Wolf and then you bumped straight into him one day......what would you say to him?"
The little learner still at her side, thought for a moment or two, then whispered, "I'd say sorry!"
Keep your chin up Miss Kind.....they'll get it in the end!
Mr Wolf...
...I'm glad that I've bumped into you,
Your capture is long overdue.
Our town is currently bereft,
For we have no pigs or grandmas left.
Whilst you continue to grow thinner,
We know you've nicked 'em for your dinner.
And with all the pigs that you have taken,
You've robbed this town of all it's bacon.
But what we find most irritating
Is your constant granny impersonating.
Though you act fierce, we must confess,
You do look silly in a dress!
Now swear you'll quit this thieving spree,
And set our pigs and grandmas free.
And one more thing please if you would...
Stop pestering Red Riding Hood!
|"What have you done with my Grandma?......She's s'posed to be picking me up!"


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Manchester City 0–1 Chelsea: Jose Mourinho gets the tactics right as Blues pull into a tie for second (video)
Feb 3, 2014, 4:54 PM EST
Jose Mourinho's visitors from Stamford Bridge claimed three huge points Monday, dealing a big blow to hosts Manchester City in a 1-0 win at the Etihad Stadium.
Chelsea's victory leaves Mourinho's men level with City in second place, two points behind Arsenal.
City had won all 11 previous Premier League matches at the Etihad this year and had scored in 61 consecutive matches at their ground. Mourinho's Blues were the first team to blank Manchester City at home since Birmingham City did so in 2010.
Mourinho may have felt some pressure to attack following last week's disparaging comments about overly defensive, "19th century" soccer. Whatever the reason, Chelsea players did impose themselves, making for a terrific evening with chances arriving plentifully on either side.
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Most of the early momentum was City's, with Yaya Toure commanding the midfield and driving his side. Toure came close twice in the first 15 minutes, once from point blank range as he just failed to find Aleksandar Kolarov's whipped cross at the far post and once missing just high from 20 yards.
Two minutes after firing high, Toure used his strength in brilliantly setting up David Silva in front of goal only to see the Spanish attacker push his tricky shot from five yards just wide.
But City's defense looked atypically chaotic, and Manuel Pellegrini's side paid a big price when Branislav Ivanovic cracked a wonderful half-volley past goalkeeper Joe Hart from 20 yards. That came just past the half hour mark.
Chelsea kept pressing as Eden Hazard, fabulous all afternoon, dribbled in to arrange for Samuel Eto'o, who pinged one off the far post just before the break. Nemanja Matic tore into one after the break that beat Hart but banged off the post, and Gary Cahill later hit the bottom of the post on the header as City just could not solve its defensive issues.
City got something going here and there, but Matic and David Luiz, deployed as the holding pair in Chelsea's 4-2-3-1, were beasts in their screening roles as Mourinho's tactics proved picture perfect.
Manchester City – Hart; Kolarov, Nastasic, Kompany, Zabaleta; Silva, Demichelis, Toure, Navas; Dzeko, Negredo (Jovetic 57).
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