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Miss Muffet may seem like an unlikely name for a proud biplane,
but if you listen to the MacMahans a bit, the name makes perfect
sense. The owners of a beautiful blue and red 1941 Boeing A75N1
(PT17) Stearman, the two seat trainer bipe is powered by a Lycoming
R680-4P-B4 and has received lavish care over the years from the
MacMahan family. Back for its second year since a complete
restoration, the proud Boeing Stearman drew admiring glances from
thousands of pilots who came upon it... and devoutly wished for one
just like it.
While most folks know the Boeing Model 75 by the common name of
"Stearman," it has worn a number of hats and been called a lot of
names... (and a few of those weren't nice ones, if you learned to
fly taildraggers in this bird). The US Army Air Corps designation
for the A75N1 is "PT-17," the Navy designation is "N2S," and the
Canadian military designation is "Kaydet." The Stearman was
originally designed to serve as a trainer, and many a WWII flyer
got their start in the open cockpit of this amazing aircraft. After
the war, a number of Stearmans found their way into civilian use as
barnstormers and crop dusters.
Boeing notes that the two-seater biplane was introduced by the
Stearman Aircraft Division of Boeing in Wichita, Kan., in 1934 and
conducted it first flight on November 26th of that year. The A75
has fabric-covered wooden wings, single-leg landing gear and an
over-built welded-steel fuselage. Only radial engines were used.
Between 1936 and 1944, Boeing built 8,584 of them, in all versions,
plus the equivalent of 2,000 more in spares. In addition to sales
to the Navy and the Army Air Corps, the trainers were sold to
Canada, China, the Philippines, Venezuela, Argentina and Brazil for
both military and civilian uses.
The A75 (according to Janes, though different sources spec the
bird in subtly different ways), has a wing span of 32 feet, 2
inches, a length of Length: 24 feet, 10 inches and its
Continental R-670 radial engine pulls 220 hp. The Stearman has an
average empty weight of 1,936 lbs, a gross weight of 2,717 lbs, a
range of 505 miles and a top speed of 124 mph. The Stearman cruises
at a whopping 106 mph and has a service ceiling of 11,200 feet.
Firebreathing, they weren't, but the bird has fun written all over
it and the hundreds still in civilian hands are ample testimony of
the birds great flying characteristics.
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Peter Odemwingie fancies joining rock-bottom QPR, and West Brom boss Steve Clarke must decide whether to risk playing the striker against the Londoners on Tuesday.
The Baggies have already rejected a £2million offer for Odemwingie from Rangers boss Harry Redknapp, who they value at £6m, as well as his £5m bid for their centre-back Jonas Olsson.
But Redknapp is set to return with an improved offer for the Nigerian forward, who has four goals this term, as he battles to save QPR from relegation.
Ironically, the two sides meet at the Hawthorns on Tuesday in an FA Cup replay to decide who will entertain Sheffield Wednesday or MK Dons in round four, following a 1-1 draw at Loftus Road nine days ago.
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QPR are also willing to hand him an automatic 12-month contract extension if they do avoid the drop, as well as a big 'survival bonus'.
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Rick Warren: The Purpose Driven Life was written by Warren in 2002. The book became the bestselling hardback non-fiction book in history, and is the second most-translated book in the world, after the Bible. The book has sold over 35 million copies. The Daniel Plan published Dec.4 by Zondervan, hit the No. 1 spot on that same week.
Dean Koontz: The Newport Beach author's books have been translated into 38 languages. He's sold 450 million copies. He had 14 hardcovers and 14 paperbacks that made the No. 1 spot on the New York Times bestseller list.
Martin Dugard. The Rancho Santa Margarita author is known for his well-researched historical narratives. Killing Jesus, a book he co-wrote with Bill O'Reilly is at No. 2. on the New York Times bestseller list. Dugard has been on the NYT list five times, three times in the No. 1 spot.
In 2013, Saddleback Church baptized a record 3,000 new believers across its eight Southern California campuses. The church added more than 3,100 more worshippers at weekend services and average weekly attendance increased by more than 3,000. More than 7,000 small groups meet each week to study the Bible. The church opened ministries in Hong Kong, Berlin and Buenos Aires, with Moscow and Manila to open later this year. Saddleback will also launch Saddleback Church Los Angeles this year.
People who signed up for a fitness plan in the first week when Warren divulged his own plans to lose 90 pounds in 2011
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The lifestyle plan was named after the Old Testament's biblical account of Daniel, who refused to eat the rich foods from the king's table and challenged the ruler to a 10-day health contest.
In 2013, Saddleback Church baptized a record 3,000 new believers across its eight Southern California campuses. The church added more than 3,100 more worshippers at weekend services and average weekly attendance increased by more than 3,000. More than 7,000 small groups meet each week to study the Bible. The church opened ministries in Hong Kong, Berlin and Buenos Aires, with Moscow and Manila to open later this year. Saddleback will also launch Saddleback Church Los Angeles this year.
Saddleback Church pastor Rick Warren's new book, "The Daniel Plan: 40 Days to a Healthier Life," topped the New York Times best-seller list the first week it debuted nationally in bookstores.
Warren was surprised when the book hit the No. 1 spot weeks before Christmas. Health and wellness books usually make best-seller lists in the early weeks in January when people are looking to "turn over a new leaf."
It shouldn't have been a surprise. Warren's previous work, "The Purpose Driven Life," became the best-selling hardback nonfiction book in history and is the second-most translated book in the world, after the Bible.
The best-seller list reflects reported sales in a wide range of general interest titles. The New York Times best-seller list is the most prestigious.
At $24.99, "The Daniel Plan" continues to be ranked among the top 10. The publisher, Zondervan, is on its fourth printing, and Saddleback Church sold 13,000 books in the past two weekends.
Publishing experts point to Warren's name recognition and the style and format used to engage readers as reasons for the book's success. Warren co-wrote it with doctors Daniel Amen and Mark Hyman, who also are New York Times best-sellers and are successful in their own fields.
Bringing all three together made this perhaps the most dynamic and rewarding project HarperCollins Christian Publishing has created to date, said Annette Bouland, senior vice president at Zondervan.
"It is an exceptional work from three best-selling authors," she said. "Not only is the content superb, but the credibility that each author brings is notable. We trust that consumers recognize one or all of the authors."
Sharon Goldinger has worked in publishing for more than 20 years. She is a firm believer in name recognition and the importance of a proven track record.
"The Purpose Driven Life" sold more than 35 million copies.
"When you've got a book selling, it helps secure the next book," she said. "People who haven't found out about his first book will go back and read it."
Goldinger has helped more than 100 writers nationally launch their work – some of whom also have topped best-seller lists. "These lists are strictly by the number. It has nothing to do whether a book is good or bad," she said.
Warren has the right mix of writing style, reputation and charisma, Goldinger said. She added that he has a friendly, easy-to-read-style. He engages his audience by book or by preaching. Success at building Saddleback Church over more than 30 years also has helped establish a core group of readers. He has become popular through his reputation for sincerity.
"I'm not of his religion, but I admire him," she said. "He really believes in what he wants to share. It's out there for the taking. He's not slamming it down anyone's throat.
"His writing gets people to learn about him," she added. "He's touched people in a way that they can relate to him. Few people in our world in each generation have that effect on people. He has that charisma. Bill Clinton has that, too."
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As technology advances billions upon billions of dollars have been spent on war. Better weapons, better smart technology and better armor and protection for the men and women risking their lives and giving their lives for...?
Earliest armor in war was basically a helmet and some leather boots and cost about $170. The fighting came to hand to hand combat often. The ratio of wounded in action to killed in action was disturbingly high at 41% killed and 59% wounded. This is also due to the lack of medical technology but the main reason was that man power was the forefront and very little other options unlike today when you have a thousand different bombs or missiles you can throw at the enemy from half way around the world.
Modern day armor and weapons, that accompany todays soldiers, boasts many technological warfare advances. Killed to wounded ratio is now 12%. A great increase from the 41% of early wars.
- Night vision and thermal scopes allow soldiers god like sight and a major advantage against enemies without it. In the past soldiers were basically blind at night and often ground troops from both sides would end up in hand to hand combat because they could not see the enemy approaching.
- Kevlar helmets replaced the old steel brain buckets which not only reduced the weight but also increased protection ten fold.
- Advanced body armor that is lightweight and can stop most small and medium sized ammunition.
- Fire retardant gloves are being introduced and have helped to reduce 25% of hand injuries that crop up in war.
- Knee and elbow pads are now standard and help drive the percentage of injuries down even further. True it all adds to the weight but proven to be effective in safety issues.
- Safety glasses are a small but major safety tool now on most soldiers. Every little piece helps.
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Phil Heath Classic Shines in Texas
Phil Heath Classic is just one of many successful IFBB Pro-associated amateur contests helping to promote bodybuilding
By Frank Hoffmann
The inaugural Phil Heath Classic took place this weekend at the Bayou Music Center in Houston, Texas, and it was a great success. In addition to being an NPC national bodybuilding qualifier, this event also included a guest posing appearance by none other than the show's namesake, and judging by the pics from Saturday night, he will be tough to beat in Vegas this year. Phil Heath joins the likes of Ronnie Coleman, Dexter Jackson, Branch Warren and Jay Cutler as having their legendary names attached to an NPC promotion. Some may argue that this is just a marketing ploy to sell more tickets and capitalize on the popularity of past and present Olympia champions. While I totally agree with this notion, I see it as a good thing and something necessary for the sport.
The sport of bodybuilding needs all of the help it can when it comes to reaching a wider audience and inspiring the next generation of bodybuilders who may just be starting out. Every other professional sports league uses its star athletes to promote their sport by targeting untapped markets and focusing their efforts at the grassroots level. This is necessary to ensure a growing fan base and to foster new talent. So why should bodybuilding be any different? Every year each of these NPC national qualifiers are getting bigger, more popular and more competitive thanks to bodybuilding's biggest names being associated with them. It's these amateur shows that feed the IFBB system with the quality athletes needed to keep the sport alive as the veterans start contemplating retirement. I'm sure that Phil, Jay, Ronnie, Dex and Branch feel honored to give back to the sport that has given them so much. After all, they were themselves at one point mere NPC competitors still waiting to turn pro.
Frank Hoffmann is a former NCAA and Professional CFL football player from Toronto, whose passion for health and fitness stems from his years as a personal trainer. Frank works as a freelance fitness and lifestyle writer while holding down a nine to five job and believes having a full-time job is no excuse to not be fit. Check out his fitness blog at Nine2Fit.tumblr.com and follow him on Twitter at @Nine2Fit.


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- A partnership between a Northwoods community and a Madison student should mean a new look for Wabeno.
"There's just a lot of good things that can be sort of capitalized on," says UW-Madison senior Emily Groh.
Groh wants to capitalize on her learning as a landscape architecture major.
For her capstone project, she's working on community design and landscaping in Wabeno. "She came into town and she looked around and she met with us and asked us for ideas," says Wabeno Town Chair Ed Piontek.
It's just one of many visits - and meetings with town leaders - Groh will have in trying to liven things up in Wabeno.
"One of the things that really stands out to me is how passionate people are about Wabeno. People love the town, which I think is great," says Groh.
Decades ago, Wabeno was a fairly vibrant community.
But then industry left and the population started declining.
Wabeno doesn't even have a food store any more.
Those are some of the things this project is hoping to start to change.
"The reason it's important is we have a very large population of retired people, and traveling is kind of getting difficult for them. We're hoping to get something, even a small grocery store in town, to fill their basic needs," Piontek says.
"That's one of the aspects of the project as well - trying to look at fighting for a grocery store and also maybe a potential clinic," says Groh.
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Welcome to the first-ever edition of the Castle Round Table.
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Below, critics Christine Orlando, Jeffrey Kirkpatrick, Courtney Morrison and Chandel Charles pick apart "Knockout." As always, reader feedback on the following topics is encouraged...
What did you think of Montgomery's involvement in Beckett's mother's murder?
Christine: I thought they did a fantastic job of showing how he made a serious mistake in his younger days and spent the rest of his career trying to atone for it. It added a wonderful complexity to his relationship with Beckett and showed Montgomery as a flawed hero instead of a villain. Ruben Santiago Hudson is such a pro. I'm really going to miss him.
Jeffrey: Completely shocked. Never entered my mind that he would be a part of it. Loved it because rarely on a procedural does a member of the core cast get offed like this and in both villanous and heroic fashion. It opens the series up a bit to taking risks when you remove the barrier that assumes everyone is safe. Watch out, Ryan and Esposito!
Courtney: I was shocked! Montgomery's always been so good to her, I never would have thought it was to make up for something. I realized he was hiding something but I didn't think it was that he was the third cop! Have to say, one of the best twists I have seen all season on any show.
Chandel: It was surprising, yet I somehow expected it given the story about how they met, there was a hint of something I couldn't quite place on Montgomery's face and I just knew. What was best about it was how much we learned about Montgomery in his final episode. There was redemption in his actions and it will be sad to continue this journey without him. He was young and made a mistake, but spent his entire career trying to correct it by making Beckett the best detective he could.
What would you like to see in a new Captain next season?
Christine: Someone who isn't a fan of either Castle or Beckett. That type of thing can be used for drama and comedy. Beckett will have to prove all over again that she's earned her place as the head of the team. Maybe even have Beckett go to the mayor and ask to have Castle remain at the precinct when the new Captain wants him gone. Have Beckett fight to keep Castle around for once. That would be a great twist.
Jeffrey: Breasts. Seriously, I actually would like to see a female captain. It would introduce a different dynamic for the series.
Courtney: I wouldn't mind seeing Ryan take the job, then we could see a rougher side of him.The new Captain definitely needs to be on board with Castle hanging around. Maybe a woman? Even up the playing field a bit while giving Kate a challenge.
Chandel: Someone wary of Castle's involvement with the department to give the show another angle to work plot wise. Maybe a woman just to get some more girl power in the NYPD, plus I think it would present an opportunity for Beckett to maybe make a female friend in the department. Marlowe has presented himself with a wide array of storytelling opportunities with this sudden vacancy.How will Castle's confession (that he loves Kate) be handled?
Christine: I'd love for them to handle it straight on but that just isn't Castle. I think Kate has issues she needs to work out before she can openly reciprocate those feelings but I think she needs to give him some hope to stick around.
Jeffrey: Oh, they'll find some way to draw it out. Coupling on a procedural is dicey, particularly with your two leads. The will they or won't they is part of what keeps Castle fans simultaneously excited and frustrated. Why ruin a good thing (ratings-wise)?
Courtney: Hopefully the writers won't go the typical route in that Beckett never heard him because she was unconscious. The perfect scenario would be Kate waking up in the hospital and saying "I love you too, Rick." One can only dream...
Chandel: In a way that's very true to their relationship. I think it should be handled in the break room over coffee or something; coffee has always been their subtle sign of affection for one another. Give them some time to get Kate through her recovery so that his confession and their discussion isn't just something said in the moment Castle thought he was losing her. Adds a little bit of credibility.
Do you want to see Castle and Beckett get together in season four?
Christine: Absolutely. I'm tired of every show keeping their leads apart. It's so boring! Castle and Beckett have amazing chemistry. They'll make such a fun couple with lots of new story avenues to mine. I'm okay with the show taking its time and I'm all for enjoying the ride, but I'll be horribly disappointed if we don't see them move this relationship forward by mid-season. Watching these two date will be sweet, funny, and really entertaining.
Jeffrey: No. I really don't ever want them to get together. (Gonna get hate for that one.) I love that they care for each other, but would rather it be as best friends rather than anything amorous.Why does every show HAVE to couple its main characters?
Courtney: I understand the writers' hesitation to build up the relationship before making them a couple, but come on, it's season four! Even if they don't get together in a full-on relationship, they need to move a little forward. I wouldn't mind some between the sheets action. I'm just saying.
Chandel: They aren't ready yet. Plot-wise, it seems that Castle is going to come into some information that he'll be keeping from Beckett regarding her mother's murder. I don't know if they can really be together until Beckett's mother's murder is solved. What they can do is continue to maintain their strong partnership, deal with Castle's confession, and then build from there in a way that's true to them, which I know Andrew Marlowe will pursue with great care. Great love stories take time.
Which secondary character(s) had the best scene and which scene?
Christine: Martha's scene with Rick when she calls him out on how he can't voice his feelings was such a powerful moment. Susan Sullivan maybe gets one scene an episode, but boy does she know how to make it count.
Jeffrey: When Ryan and Esposito found out about Montgomery's involvement. Their opposing reactions and near throwdown over it was fantastic.
Courtney: A definite tie for Ryan and Esposito. Their scene outside the bar after discovering Montgomery's role in the case was outstanding. Their bromance is always a highlight on the show, but these two displayed some real acting, both emotionally and physically.
Chandel: I think Ryan and Esposito's moment in the alley was another favorite moment because they were so torn up about the possibility of Montgomery being the third man that they got into a little skirmish. Neither one of them really wanted to admit the possibility. Even though they roughed each other up, their relationship is so strong that it only took a single look between the two of them to convey understanding and forgiveness. It's a rare thing for two people to have that kind of relationship, so I appreciate it's portrayal in the episode.
I think that Rise was phenomenal as far the premieres go. It touched upon all the important aspects of Caskett relationship. For the last 2 season premieres, it was always Castle who had to do the chasing up to get back in to the precinct and play detective. This was really the first time, we saw Kate seek Castle out and make him come back. It also showed how Castle was more openly pissed that Kate had not contacted him for 3 months. (Remember last time round it was Kate who was angry but she was more subtle in questioning him). The relationship/bond between the two has grown stronger. Whether Beckett realizes it or not, she has never before lost control over her emotions in front of Castle but this time she does. She is at her vulnerable best. Stana Katic is not just beautiful but a fantastic actress and so is Nathan Fillion. These guys say so much with their eyes and their expressions. I am just crazy about the show and the characters have such depth. They have both evolved so much - Castle has become more mature and responsible and Kate has shown that she too, has a fun / wild side to her. They both have rubbed off each other. I am hoping for at least a kiss between the two. I do hope they get together this season. I would really like to see an episode where Kate helps Castle out emotionally and is basically "there for him". It happened just once before in the Final Nail. I am so happy that the show has started again. The wait was a long and arduous one.
I'd love to see Castle and Beckett together but unfortunately it's not time as yet, I agree with the gentleman of having Beckett for once fight to keep Castle around and them both not ignoring the fact that they really care for one another. And because Castle has more info on who is behind the killing of Becketts mother and associates please don't let this season turn into a I hate you and never want to see you again thing. This is one of my favorite shows besides bones, rizzoli & isle, chase, the profiler etc...
Loved #24. But the mystery only deepens. The shooters that came after Beckett only wanted her and wouldn't have taken out Montgomery. And the conspiracy is way bigger than a few cops. And what if Montgomery and the other two Why would anyone want Beckett bad enough to take her in public at a funeral/ This series' storyline is awesome. And Montgomery? His prescence was a key element in this story. I know it's hokie x-filey, but I hope we see him back in perhaps a deeper role that brings the team into the deeper conspiracy that is there. New Capt. is part of conspiracy and sent to keep an eye on Beckett, for example.
-The Captain being part of the murder conspiracy was an amazing twist. I never saw it coming. -I hear the new Captain is going to be a woman. That's OK as long as she isn't some sort of a love interest. We've had enough of that but I agree I'd love to see Beckett have to fight to keep Castle on her team. He deserves that. -I don't know how they'll handle Castle's confession but I hope they use it to move their relationship forward. Kate needs to dump Josh and get to a place where she's ready for a real relationship with Castle. -Dear God YES! I've been waiting three years for this. It's season 4 already. It's time to get these two together. I want to see them dating and having fun. Maybe trying to hide it from everyone or dealing with going public. I can't imagine a better TV courtship than Castle and Beckett. They're a combination of too cute and really hot. -Hard to choose. Ryan and Esposito's fight was intense. Martha and Rick at the loft was great too but my favorite was Montgomery's last stand at the hangar. If he had to go out, it was a powerful way to go. I can't wait for season 4 to start!
I Loved the season 3 finale-but i was worried if Kate got killed.I reasoned she couldn't.That is equal to ending this show.
I have only watched only season 3 of Castle, but i know a bit more,too.
I agree with all of you,but I don't think i want them dating,yet.Beckett trying to make castle get back to his writing and thus showing her affection seems a great idea.She's a girl of action-not words!
From all the episodes i have watched so far,I like Ryan and Esposito just as well.I would really miss Montgomery too.But the twist in the plot was superb,I have to agree-and also was the reaction of Ryan & Esposito when the found out who the third cop was.
The prospect of a new female captain seemed good-and i like the idea of Beckett trying to keep Castle working with her.But I don't think there is a chance for Castle trying to impress the new female cap.-when he knows Kate is there.The new cap. needs to be tough on the team[at least initially]-someone like Fallon-but should be good inside.This is because i would like to relish the feeling of a team among the 4,again and again,when they try to keep together-like that part in L.A. episode where R & E work for Beckett under cover,hiding from Cap.[It was in this episode i really got soft on Montgomery-when he asks R & Y who the worse liar was.] I am looking forward to the next season-but September is too long a wait.
You Know, I wouldn't mind Ryan or Esposito taking the Captains job and struggle with it for a while, and then they realize that they really want to be on the Beckett/Castle team and by Midseason, introduce a new female Captain, who makes Beckett fight for Castle to stay with the team. Perhaps then the season finale will be when castle finally looks in the files, Beckett reciprocates his feelings and Ryan and Esposito are going to be sent away, each to different teams. I feel season 3 saved Castle and Beckett but destroyed the team through Montgomery's death. I think something needs to reinforce that whole relationship and the writers could add a new layer to all the other relationships including Lanie. I wouldn't mind seeing Doc. Purlmudder again.
I like the idea that Castle and Beckett are still struggling with their relationship - because it is complicated. What I want to see is Kate standing up for Castle or reminding him who he is. This one-way deal of Castle going after her needs something going the other way. Some things I can see that could be part of next season: One, the return of Rick Castle, novelist. Face it, that guy hasn't been 'about the book (writing) since he said as much to both Martha and Kate in 'Knockdown' at S3E13. Tossing the drink at the Heat Rising Cover Art is a lot bigger than people seem to think. I think the writers recognize this - the sub-text for the Derrick Storm Graphic Novel is that Derrick Storm is DEAD (or as dead as a fictional character can get). Having Kate remind him of his talent would be a coy way of admitting (without admitting on it face) her affection for him until that time when she can. It would be a way to get some of the fun back in a series that, like it or not shippers, is light-hearted at its core. Two: For ths shippers, a return of 3XK to put Castle at risk, could be a great way for Kate to go at him as he went after her in her apartment in the finale. That's what I want: More of Castle's story, more of what he's invested in the relationship so far, to put Kate at a place where she has to reveal more affection - or else there is no show.
Comments are much more healthy here with over 30, a good number for a well rated show. I for one was not surprised by Montgomery being killed off. When the show runners said someone was going to die, and then in the second to last episode of season 3 Montgomrey talks about retirement plans and his wife shows up at work - which has nearly never happened in the show's history - all the clues were there as to who was going to die the following week. Howerver, to see Beckett shot - that did catch me by surprise.
@Jeffery no, not every show has to have their two main leads wantint to get together, but that's the way they've written castle. if you're going to make them best friends you have to do that from the start. You can't add in sexual tension, and jealousy and hints and then be like nah, they're best friends. they need to get them together b/c i'm already over Bones, and thus need Castle's cute relationship. i'm telling you now, if Kate RANDOMLY gets pregnancy i will stop watching!


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Have you thought of creating a simple application that takes all the data and lets anyone enter the particular combination of variables of interest to them? The multiple panels of Table 2 and multiple versions of it for different ages make the whole thing a bit complicated to follow, not as an exposition but as an actual tool people can use for their own situation. In other words, that would really enhance its ease of use for planners and self-directed investors.ReplyDelete
Thank you for both of your comments.ReplyDelete
To answer this one, simply, yes, I am thinking about this. But at this point I am no where near having anything prepared in this regard. I do hope to do this some day. The trouble is that I don't actually use Excel, except to export the tables to it to format them. Though it can be done, I have not yet learned how to convert my computer programs (I use MATLAB) into an interactive program that I can post on the internet. But, again, I do hope to get to this point some day. Thanks again
Wade, this is great, but could you also provide a graph where life expectancy is a variable? People are living longer to be sure, but age 100 is still an infrequent case.ReplyDelete
I agree with Canadian Investor about the value of turning this into an interactive program.
Thanks for the suggestion. Actually, next Tuesday I will have a short adaptation article about this in something called the "Wealth Strategies Journal". It's the other WSJ. One of the things I include there is a table with a maximum planning age of 90, which can then be compared to the max age of 100.
For people who are on track to retire by their 60s, it actually doesn't make much difference about the maximum age. Only the people who are not on track and won't get to retire until quite late anyway will see a big difference.
I will be sure to post a link to the article once it is available.
Great research! With the recent housing bubble burst, it would be great if you could add another data: property investment. Since you said it yourself, the market is as volatile as it can get and It seems to go the same with the realty market. It just depends on whether you're an investor, or a seller. A detailed analysis of ones income property would be greatly appreciated, good job on this one.ReplyDelete
Hi Wade,ReplyDelete
This might not be the most timely comment, but if you still want to have an Excel spreadsheet that helps people calculate the various outputs they want to get based on their particular circumstances, I would be more than happy to help. I'm great with Excel and would like to come up with a few scenarios for myself.
Thanks. I'll hold on to this. I've been busy with other things recently, but I hope by next year to be getting to the point where I can focus more on getting things converted from their current Matlab software form into something that can be interactive. Best wishes, Wade
- AnonymousJune 7, 2013 at 10:11 AM
Would you be willing to share your matlab code?ReplyDelete
Thanks, another matlab user
Matlab user again here. Maybe this is a newbie question, but when you're referring to salary, do you mean net or gross?ReplyDelete
Thank you for this very interesting article.Replies
It is gross salary. I don't think I want to share the Matlab code for this one, but you are welcome to try to replicate it. Robert Shiller has all of the data I used on his webpage.
- AnonymousJuly 17, 2013 at 2:04 PM
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Thank you for sharing this work. This is very interesting and very valuable to people like me who only have a DC plan (and SS someday). I was wondering if you could point me to the tables for people who are age 45. I'm 46 and, as you concluded, it's hard to tell whether or not my husband and I are on track just by looking at current balances and trying to estimate what growth we might see in the years ahead. I also look forward to reading about your analysis of how annuities may fit into a retirement plan.
- AnonymousJuly 19, 2013 at 2:17 PM
Do the stock allocation tables assume that the stock allocation will be constant throughout the lifespan? I'm currently at a 100% stock allocation but I've read that I should consider changing it as I get closer to retirement age. I'm about 20 years away from retirement now. I'm just wondering if the tables are based on the assumption that I will always be 100% stocks. If so, I know that I probably need to bump up my savings rate beyond what the tables indicate.Replies
All of the stock allocations shown assume that stock allocation is held over one's lifetime. In terms of choosing a stock allocation to use with the table, it would probably be a good idea to consider the stock allocation you will have when you are around your retirement date. That is when the portfolio is the largest and the stock allocation has the biggest absolute impact.


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London-based head will be responsible for the development and expansion of the business
Joins the enhanced custody team in London in a newly-created position. Hannah Smithies reports
Follows departures of two prime services MDs. Hannah Smithies reports
Marks the fourth departure from the prime services business as reported by Global Investor/ISF in the last two days. Hannah Smithies reports
Strategic hire is part of international expansion plans
Global Investor/ISF reveals that the bank's Emea equity finance head has left. Hannah Smithies reports
Head of European and Asian fixed-income finance leaves the bank. Hannah Smithies reports
New leader will define and develop the operations of the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation
To take over role from Paula Smith who returns to US
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Part of the European ETF provider's ongoing expansion
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Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management is expanding its alternatives offering
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The four-strong group at J O Hambro Capital Management will implement a new small-to-mid cap US equity strategy
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Former country executive for Germany, Fred Bromberg, to take up senior client executive role in New York
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Gonzague de Cerval promoted from deputy head of private banking
Kenneth Farrugia appointed to board following Malta's association securing two-year observer member status
Bertrand Biragnet joins from RIT Capital Partners
Hire bolsters UK operations
Chief investment officer stepping down
Didier Deleage to be responsible for asset management business
New role created to enhance engagement with regulatory change
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New global delegated CIO also appointed
New positions added to HedgeMark team
Snaps up RBS's Iain Mackay
Appointee will succeed Derek Scott
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Appointee to focus on technology strategy in investment management services
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Hires two experts from BNY Mellon, which is closing its transition management business
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Newly-created leadership role continues expansion of the institutional business team
Leaving for new role at KPMG
Three strategic appointments support firm's wider growth aims
Appointee to join Stanhope Capital in July
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Will add 1,000 employees to KPMG's alternative investment team
Quits the consultancy firm after nearly four years
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iShares' Caroline Baron moves to the ETF provider
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Buck Consultants makes two senior appointments to lead two new divisions
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Tedder to lead 10-strong team
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Trading network adds to monitoring resources
John Groetch to cover Americas
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The custodian snaps up Barclays structured finance director Jamie Pratt
Canadian bank brings in Shane Kuros
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WisdomTree Investments to build out European platform to offer Ucits ETFs
Max Hayden will drive the firm's business development
Jean-Louis Nakamura to enhance the firm's investment capabilities in the region
New head, partner part of series of appointments
Company sees collateral movement potential
He had worked for Citi's securities finance business since 1994. Stephanie Baxter reports
Appoints senior investment management individuals
The asset manager hires Martin Harris to drive the strategy
The custody bank announces two senior appointments
Ben Challice to oversee the combined division. Stephanie Baxter reports
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Harry Keiley and Sharon Hendricks to take up the positions
Global Investor/ISF learns that Citi's global head of collateral management and Emea head of securities finance will leave the bank
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Investment manager makes French appointment
Transition management team expands
BNP Paribas Securities Services hires Linda Morsia
Barnaby Nelson leaves BNP Paribas Securities Services to take up MD role. Stephanie Baxter reports
Firm hires securities lending expert as its European managing director
Asset manager adds CEO, deputy CEO
New appointees to start work in July and August
Emily Porter-Lynch joins from the UK's second largest pension scheme
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Tim Gardener to lead the group
PwC's Jean-Luc Brach takes up the role
Graham Vidler appointed as director
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Mackenzie, Cullen and Eastman join custody and collateral services
Gregory Roath replaces Eleni Wang in Asia-Pacific
James Tufts joins as group chief risk officer
Sarah Al-Suhaimi to be CEO of NCB Capital, following CMA approval
Ed Francis appointed EMEA head of investment
Graziano will help spearhead expansion in UK and Ireland
Frank La Salla named CEO of Alternative Investment Services business
Joseph Dear, who led investments for the largest US public pension fund for more than five years, had been fighting cancer for some time
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Imad Abukhlal to head Middle East and Africa
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Four recognised securities lending industry participants are appointed to the trade association's board. Stephanie Baxter reports
Asia securities lending expert Kirtes Bharti joins the firm
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The high-profile investment banker has joined the UK regulator
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Bob Guzman joins the asset management firm
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Creates new group, combining prime finance, futures and OTC clearing, global custody, global fund services and agency securities lending. Stephanie Baxter reports
Will run equity finance desk in Hong Kong. Hardeep Dhillon reports
Martin Bednall hired to take FinEx beyond Russian ETF market
Two directors who moved to Markit following its acquisition of Data Explorers, have both left the firm, according to sources
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Prime services director to leave the bank within the month, Global Investor/ISF understands
Bank of America Merrill Lynch boosts delta one team with a hire in Germany
Scott Reed, head of securities lending, has left Scotia Capital
Joy Higa of Manhattan Beach joins CalSTRS
Folketrygdfondet - which manages two Norwegian funds - aims to tap up new opportunities from treasury activities including collateral management and securities lending. Stephanie Baxter reports
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Asset manager taps up Mercer's head of workplace savings
Industry expert Adam Harnetty to work in European fixed income
New hire to oversee launch of custody bank's collateral business in US. Stephanie Baxter reports
Industry veteran David Semaya, who announced last year his retirement from Barclays, takes up the position
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The head of CIBC Mellon's securities lending trading desk gets new position
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Jacobs and Tanenbaum, along with four others NHL team owners — Calgary's Murray Edwards, Pittsburgh's Ron Burkle, Tampa Bay's Jeff Vinik, and Winnipeg's Mark Chipman — are meeting with NHL players in New York on Tuesday. And while there are 18 players in New York today, including two from Pittsburgh (Sidney Crosby and Craig Adams), one from Calgary (Michael Cammalleri), Tampa Bay (Martin St. Louis), and Winnipeg (Ron Hainsey), Boston and Toronto are noticeably absent.
Maybe this is coincidence. Maybe Boston and Toronto did not have any players who had been actively involved in the negotiating sessions. Then again, considering that Toronto is the richest team in the NHL and that Boston's Jacobs has been blamed for this lockout, maybe it was out of fear.
Boston's Thornton told reporters last month that the longer this lockout stretches, the chances increase that his career could be over. So maybe speaking out against Jacobs would be just that — a career killer. Toronto goaltender James Reimer had attended previous sessions, but after his sub-par season last year, maybe he did not want to rock the boat.
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Having a player speak directly to the person signing his cheque should be invaluable. Crosby, who signed a 12-year, US$104.4-million contract in the summer, can look Burkle in the eye and ask whether the signing was done in good faith. Vinick and Chipman and can explain to St. Louis and Hainsey how the lockout is actually hurting small-market teams like Tampa Bay and Winnipeg.
Jacobs and Tanenbaum, however, get off free.
It would have been nice had Seguin been able to question Jacobs' hypocrisy, for Liles and Lupul to spew the venom they previously directed at Bettman towards Tanenbaum. But that responsibility will now be left up towards players like Jonathan Toews, David Backes and Kevin Westgarth, who do not have a personal attachment to those other cities.
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