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Martin led the championship heat in the state finals for 40 of the 50 yards. In the end, Zionsville's Kyle DeCoursey and Penn's Mate Kovacs outraced the Red Devil star to the wall.
"They out-touched me," Martin said. "If anything, it means that I have to work that much harder, so in college it doesn't happen."
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"It's really up to the coaches," Martin said. "I can swim anything from the 50 to the 5K. I'm the multipurpose guy, so when I get up there, we'll find out where I fit it. It doesn't matter to me as long as it's freestyle."
Martin's protégé, Hesen, came incredibly close to being on Olympian in 2008 and 2012. Martin believes he has a shot at making the team in Tokyo.
"I'd love to make it in the Olympics," Martin said. "It would be rather difficult to make it in 2016, but I hope that 2020 proves to be my year."
"I think he has the tools and the mindset to take the next step," Gast said. "The specialty of college coaches is to take great kids and make them awesome. I know IU did wonders for Ben. I think [Martin becoming an Olympian] is within the realm of possibility."
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While attending a plant society convention on Long Island, NY last week my group was treated to a tour of Landcraft Environments, a wholesale nursery that supplies tropicals and other exotic plants. One of the owners, Dennis Schrader, is also the coauthor of the book "Hot Plants for Cool Climates". The nursery property (which I think is also the owners' home) was very nicely planted with a variety of tropical and subtropical plants. Many of the plants in the ground are overwintered in greenhouses. It must be a huge amount of work to plant everything out in the spring, then dig it up in the fall! I've put a bunch of photos in my photo album (link to slideshow below). |
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Pictures can in no way describe the magnificance of this property. it is closed to the public except for their clients. But on 7/25 they lend their place to a benefit for the East End Arts Council which was open to the public. OH MY GOD!!!!! what a place! Not only do they have incredible specimen plants, but the design of the gardens is absolutely unique. Both owners were once interior designers, and you can tell. Everything is designed with so much good taste. The perfect balance between formality and chaos. Color combinations are bod and subtle... I could go on and on. I'll try and load the pictures I took the other day. I actually went on this site to post that anyone on LI (or the Ny metropolitan area) who is really interested in tropicals missed out on a great opportunity if they were not there on Sunday. Keep an eye out for this event next year. http://eastendarts.org/events/index.html go to secret garden. |
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But this whole issue unveils a more fundamental problem: by neglecting AppleScript support in iWork apps, Apple underserves customers who would otherwise use their products - not just big companies with IT departments, but freelance workers who want to save time, small and medium-sized businesses that benefit from workflow automation tools, and others. AppleScript may be techy, but it's pretty democratic - anyone who wants to use it should be able to use it.
I don't buy the idea that, because they are a "rewrite", the new iWork apps can't have AppleScript. As Peter says, an automation tool that freelancers and small businesses relied upon is gone, and Apple isn't providing an alternative. Unless you keep the old iWork apps installed.


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Last Friday was the Bridgwater founder's birthday– did you wish him a happy or even pause to commemorate the moment he came into this world? Or did it go by unnoticed, unremarked? Start thinking now about how you're going to do better next year. At three-days out, we've already missed the window for coming in with a belated phone call or text.
Dalio, who has owned a home in Greenwich, turn[ed] 65 on Friday. The businessman was born Aug. 1, 1949, in Jackson Heights, Queens, N.Y. He began investing at age 12 when he bought shares of Northeast Airlines for $300 and tripled his investment after the airline merged with another company.
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that picture is perfection.
really encapsulates his essence.
wank off you prickly sod!
But first you must ask yourself : do I have a right to a birthday.
He only tripled his money on the Northeast Airlines deal? I have to challenge Ray on that and ask, "If that is all you can do are you sure trading and investing are really for you?"
I'll apologize to Ray when the timeliness of his notice to offer such congratulations is upgraded from sub-optimal.
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Microsoft Remotely Deleted Tor From Windows Machines To Stop Botnet
Re:derp (214 comments)
Which would likely be the owners of 90% of the computers in botnets. Gullible of plain ol' stupid. So, I guess that's a match made in heaven.
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Re:derp (214 comments)
Which would likely be the owners of 90% of the computers in botnets. Gullible of plain ol' stupid. So, I guess that's a match made in heaven.
Re:If that wasn't crueal and unreasonable... (1038 comments)
One might even argue that subjecting your fellow Slashdotters to horrible puns is cruel, but that would lead to even sillier (and pointless) ideas.
Re:If that wasn't crueal and unreasonable... (1038 comments)
The whole thing where innocents get the death penalty because of mistakes, is why you keep them in jail until you're absolutely sure they -did- do it. And in most cases, you can't be absolutely sure they did it, so... you keep them there for life, instead of killing them. If they're escaping from jail too often, you've got another problem anyway. And the populace won't notice the difference between a death and a life imprisonment, other than having to pay slightly less tax because apparently life imprisonment is cheaper. And you have the benefit of not killing the innocent.
I'd say there's quite a few reasons to reserve executions for very few cases, or ban it outright. That said, I'm biased, I'm European. We're all progressive and shit.
Re:Yes. (518 comments)
The economy seems to always adjust to whether people can afford stuff though. Otherwise nobody would sell anything. If people can afford another $30000 in emergencies because they have some organs to sell, the cost of the stuff an average person buys in their life would just go up by a total of $30000. In that way, being able to sell organs while alive would become just another insurance scheme: spend a bit extra over time, so you can afford something big when you really need it.
Personally, the thought of having to actually use that insurance freaks me out. We'd be better off just getting a mandatory regular insurance of said $30k or whatever those organs are worth.
Re:Yes. (518 comments)
Think of debts due to hospital bills of a loved one, or having to choose between having two kidneys and letting your kid go to college. If many people started selling "redundant" organs, even for the best of reasons, then standards could shift so that others might do it for not-so-great reasons.. and we get a drop in the average health of poor people, for the advantage of those that are better off.
Hell, imagine having cancer and knowing it hasn't spread to some of your valuable, sellable organs yet... and you can't afford hospital bills the normal way. Most people would do it.
I know I'm invoking the slippery slope argument here, but I think it might be justified.
Re:Yes. (518 comments)
The butchering argument is one I hadn't thought of yet... And I'd say it's pretty much on equal footing with the "forced to sell kidney to pay debts" scenario. Good one.
Re:We could not make them (514 comments)
An analogy I found earlier today was that those countries are a bit like babies. Making noise, occasionally hurting others or themselves by accident.. But if a baby drools/pees/vomits all over your sweater, you do not obliterate it. You teach it, or just trust that it's causing almost no damage. The well-established, loosely-allied countries in the world are the adults in this simile, who should be teaching the less well-off countries.
If we just showed the residents of those places how things could be, and gave them an anonymous, secure channel to voice their opinions through, that would give us plenty of information to know what to do next. Instead, the US gathered up some cronies (sadly, the country I live in was one of them) and pretty much just crushed any problem countries.
Re:Will it blend? (501 comments)
Thanks for the link. I care not for Apple, but seeing that Cycles will get proper OpenCL support was almost enough to make me squee. Almost. Good to know, anyway
Re:Ummm Bullshit (213 comments)
Probably, though I wouldn't know. I hadn't looked into mining until Bitcoins got so difficult to mine that graphics cards were completely irrelevant already. It's all ASICs now, and if you try to buy one you won't get it until it's become worthless. Expect to be scammed. That's mostly why Scrypt was made, afaik: to put power back in the users' hands, by making it difficult to mine by graphics card (failed) and by ASIC (hasn't failed yet; might later)
Re:Ummm Bullshit (213 comments)
Apparently, Radeons have an instruction that's really important for Scrypt mining, which nVidia cards lack. That's why Radeons of the same price generally reach perhaps 10 times as many hashes per second.
Re:How? (414 comments)
I was going to post a similar comment to harrkev's, except I had to log in first to be able to actually post it. So I'll just add to that.
The printer used by Defense Distributed, as far as I know, is an FDM printer, much like the RepRaps. This would mean that I could easily print a plastic gun that's just as good as the ones made by DD. Making such a printer is easy to the point that anyone can make one from scratch with some technical knowledge and programming skills, now that we've seen them and know how they work. There is absolutely no way anyone could prevent a dedicated individual from 3D printing one of these guns.
I'm speaking from experience here, I've got a homemade Mendel90 and I've looked into the related software and firmware.
Re:shut up you stupid app (299 comments)
Can you imagine the fucked-up settings after a nice night with the boyfriend/girlfriend? Twenty apps open, desktop rearranged into total chaos, and you're about to send a mail containing "afaguhiho;agehgisuaffgasf butts" to the CEO of Microsoft.
Re:Why are they doing this? (137 comments)
To add to Errol's reply.. Basically, our minister of security and justice, Ivo Opstelten, loves to act like a rabid fanboy of the book 1984, and of the things the UK and USA are already doing. We're just lagging behind a year or two on the field of "massive disregard for citizens' rights".
Not an ideal choice, in other words.
Source: dutch citizen. Annoyed dutch citizen.
Re:Don't use it (319 comments)
You think he was handing her a few dollars' worth of pennies? Ahem, maybe not "handing"...
Re:one method (319 comments)
I struggle to find out how SuricouRaven was being homophobic. Maybe pedophobic, if that's a word?
Re:The problem is collecting the bounty (291 comments)
The protocol this site uses, thought up apparently two decades ago, would prevent people from falsely claiming to have killed the target. Read up on it. It's scarily effective.
Re:Who watches the Watchers? (409 comments)
I agree. It'd be good if any form of tracking that gets applied to more than 0.01% of the public in a year, first gets applied to the police force.
Looks like a comfortable, cheap apartment to me. (752 comments)
From a quick glance at the text and photos, I'd say this looks about as comfortable as my current life... and the surveillance there is only marginally worse than it is atm, thanks to the NSA
Re:Not sure what author of article is going for (233 comments)
Raspberry Pi?
If your hardware is compromised, you've got a problem anyway. And it's more likely for commonly used computer systems to be compromised, like desktop PCs and laptops, than something as geeky as a Raspberry. Other than that, those things are far easier to carry wherever, and have no wifi built in as far as I know. Most/all of the storage is removable, and you could probably set said storage to be read-only.
If you're going to build an air-gapped encryption/decryption device, you might as well go for a Raspberry Pi.
Re: American hi-tech has a significant ethics prob (182 comments)
They can see the message going from your pc to Slashdot. They'll know about your hypothetical drug-smuggling plans anyway. Isn't that lovely?


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JEDDAH – Visitors to Makkah's Grand Mosque from around the world will find it easy to get access to the Noble Qur'an in their language after the mosque authorities expanded the number of Qur'an translations to 72 different languages ahead of Ramadan.
"The number of shelves inside the Grand Mosque has been increased to 4,000 shelves containing 950,000 copies of the Qur'an in different languages for worshippers to read," Ali Hamid Al Nafji, a senior official at the Presidency of the Grand Mosque Affairs, told Arab News on Wednesday, June 25.
Preparing the mosque for the additional copies of the Noble book of Qur'an, the number of shelves has been doubled. One Qur'an, Many Translations
Along with the additional copies of Qur'an translations, digital copies will be available too for download by worshippers.
"We have developed a state-of-the-art technology system that any smartphone user with a barcode reader application can use to download the Qur'an software inside the Grand Mosque in the language of choice," said Nafji of the Presidency of the Grand Mosque Affairs.
"The Qur'an, along with commentary and translation, is available for download in most of the world's major languages, including Sinhalese, Telugu, Somali and Chinese."
The Qur'an is a revelation from God, the creator of the worlds, so He is the original author.
The Noble Qur'an consists of 114 Surah (chapters) of varying lengths.
There is only one Qur'an which is in Arabic and many translations of the Qur'an in several languages.
There could be multiple translations by different authors in the same language such as English.
The Qur'an was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) through the archangel Gabriel who used to make the Prophet memorize the Qur'an and made him revise it every year in the month of Ramadan, the fasting month.
Ramadan Preparations
Along with special copies of Qur'an translations, preparations of Ramadan were being undertaken by the Saudi government to cope with the influx of pilgrims.
At least 2,000 surveillance cameras were installed "inside the Grand Mosque and the central area in Makkah to monitor crowds", according to police officials.
The Grand Mosque has also announced names of Imams who will lead the taraweeh and tahajjud prayers that include Abdulrahman Al-Sudais and Saud Al-Shuraim.
Imam Abdullah Al-Johani, Maher Al-Muaiqly, Khaled Al-Ghamdi and Bandar Baleelah will also lead prayers at the Grand mosque during the holy month.
In Ramadan, adult Muslims, save the sick and those traveling, abstain from food, drink, smoking and sex between dawn and sunset.
Muslims dedicate their time during the holy month to be closer to Allah through prayers, self-restraint and good deeds.
It is customary for Muslims to spend part of the days during Ramadan studying the Noble Qur'an.
Many men perform i`tikaf (spiritual retreat), spending the last 10 days of the month exclusively in the mosque.
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India v England: Jonny Bairstow hits ton against Mumbai A
Tour match, Mumbai (day one of three): |
Mumbai A v England 338-6 |
Jonny Bairstow made his case for a place in England's Test side to face India with a hundred on day one of the tour match against Mumbai A.
Bairstow made 118 to rescue the tourists from 66-4, sharing a stand of 156 with Eoin Morgan (76).
Samit Patel continued his good form with 56 not out as England closed on 338-6, but Ian Bell again fell cheaply.
"It was a second XI bowling attack but Bairstow's impressive 118 still gives the selectors plenty to think about. A second innings for both Compton and Root will be very useful as England figure out who will open in the Tests. Bell may start to feel under pressure, while Patel underlined the competition for places in the middle order."
Nick Compton made only one, while Joe Root, the other to option to open with Alastair Cook in the Tests, hit 28.
Captain Cook, along with Matt Prior, Kevin Pietersen and Graeme Swann, has been rested, with vice-captain Stuart Broad leading England - while paceman Stuart Meaker has been called up to the squad as cover for the injured Steven Finn.
As he watched, the skipper would have seen that the form of Bairstow, Morgan and Patel provides options in the middle order for the four-Test series, particularly with Ian Bell set to return home for the birth of his first child, which is due to arrive during the second Test.
However, neither Compton or Root made the sort of contribution that would provide a clear indication as to who will replace the retired Andrew Strauss as Cook's opening partner.
After a third-ball duck against India A, Compton was bowled by a good delivery from right-arm seamer Kshemal Waingankar, while Root's painstaking 28 from 75 balls was ended by a catch at short leg on the stroke of lunch.
England in India
30 Oct-1 Nov: drew with India A, Mumbai
3-5 Nov: v Mumbai A, Mumbai
8-11 Nov: v Haryana, Ahmedabad
15-19 Nov: 1st Test, Ahmedabad
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5-9 Dec: 3rd Test, Kolkata
13-17 Dec: 4th Test, Nagpur
20 Dec: 1st T20 international, Pune
22 Dec: 2nd T20 international, Mumbai
11 Jan: 1st ODI, Rajkot
15 Jan: 2nd ODI, Kochi
19 Jan: 3rd ODI, Ranchi
23 Jan: 4th ODI, Dharamsala
27 Jan: 5th ODI, Mohali
Jonathan Trott shared a half-century stand with Root, but wafted at a wide one to edge behind, while Bell was also caught behind for his second single-figure score of the tour when Waingankar found more movement.
The rebuilding was left to Bairstow and Morgan, both men whose hopes of playing in the first Test seem to rest on England fielding six out-and-out batsmen or the less likely option of Trott being moved up to open with Cook.
They performed well against a workmanlike attack on a decent pitch, surviving only one moment of luck when Bairstow was put down by Waingankar on 56.
Bairstow, who made 95 and 54 in England's last Test after being called up to replace Pietersen, showed sound shot selection and brought up a 158-ball hundred with a fierce cut shot.
"I can only score as many runs as I can, work as hard as I can in the nets and do everything in my power to put my case forward for that final selection," said Bairstow.
"There's a massive amount of competition in that middle order, but there's only 11 people who can play.
"So you hope scoring a weight of runs in the warm-ups means you're pushing for a place in that side."
At the other end, Morgan clubbed the medium pace of Suryakumar Yadav over long on for six early in his 81-ball half-century.
Shardal Thakur eventually had Morgan lbw with a yorker, allowing Patel to arrive to share a near run-a-ball century stand with Bairstow, which ended when the Yorkshireman was caught at first slip just before the close.
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Comment number 69.
5th November 2012 - 6:06Strong English Team (coming from an Indian) :
1 Cook (bat)
2 Root (bat)
3 Trott (bat/bowl)
4 Pieterson (bat/bowl)
5 Bairstow (bat)
6 Prior (wktt)
7 Broad (bowl/bat)
8 Swann (bowl/bat)
9 Monty (bowl)
10 Anderson (bowl)
11 Meaker (bowl)
Patel does not bowl well enough to merit selection and his batting may fail against better bowlers compared to more sound batsman in Bairstow et al.. -
Comment number 68.
4th November 2012 - 13:15Seeing as Trott is not to be shifted up to open my team is:
1 Cook
2 Root/Compton
3 Trott
4 Pietersen
5 Bell
6 Patel
7 Prior
8 Broad
9 Swann
10 Anderson
11 Panesar -
Comment number 67.
4th November 2012 - 11:49Well cricket is nice. Cook's a good looking guy isn't he?
However I'd rather be discussing something else. Why is there not a blog discussing Lord's McAlpine & Cullen and the alleged Tory cover up of systematic & organised child abuse BBC? -
Comment number 66.
4th November 2012 - 11:49"Patel's runs in the first two warm up games must surely have secured his place ahead of Panesar." .. lets hope not. A return to yester-year of a "bit of a batsman", "bit of a bowler" but not of international quality in either role.
England seem to have really lost focus of what made them successful. Picking the best players in each position and trusting them to do their job. -
Comment number 65.
4th November 2012 - 11:24My team would be:
Strong batting and bowling. -
Comment number 64.
4th November 2012 - 11:20Based on what's happened in the two warm up games so far I think the team for the first Test will be:
Patel's runs in the first two warm up games must surely have secured his place ahead of Panesar. There's still time for Compton to outscore Root and Onions could be preferred to Bresnan if Finn isn't fit. -
Comment number 63.
4th November 2012 - 11:09@50, what makes you so sure only one of Compton and Root will play in the final warm up match? Trott has played in the first two and will probably be rested for the third so I can see Root and Cook opening with Compton at three.
Comment number 62.
4th November 2012 - 10:53@13, I like your team but it won't happen. Bell and Swann will be persevered with, and rightly so in my opinion. Bell has struggled on the subcontinent and is under pressure but as he's in the squad he's bound to play. Swann has struggled a bit recently too, but not so badly he deserves to be dropped.
Comment number 61.
4th November 2012 - 10:48@58 Pretty close to the test team but Bell is more likely to open much like he does in the one day side and Broad will be picked ahead of Patel who has made next to no impression with his bowling in this game. However, what all the practice games have highlighted is that England's bowling attack is very limited in these conditions and desparately needs Finn.
Comment number 60.
4th November 2012 - 10:43@12, since when has Bairstow batted at three? I don't think he's ever batted there in county cricket! Bell should bat at three in your team. It isn't his best position but unlike Bairstow he's used to batting at three.
Comment number 59.
4th November 2012 - 10:33@1, so it's taken you two innings to write off Compton and just one to write off Root! I agree with you about Root. I can't help thinking he's not quite ready yet but at this moment in time it looks like he's going to play. Unless there's a last minute change of plan Trott isn't going to open and Patel has surely done enough with the bat already to get the nod ahead of Panesar?
Comment number 58.
4th November 2012 - 9:59Cook, Trott, Bell, Pietersen, Bairstow, Prior, Patel, Bresnan, Swann, Anderson/Broad, Onions.
Comment number 57.
4th November 2012 - 9:42I think that Bresnan should play.He is agreat bowler and is more than usefull with the bat.I also think that root should play because he also spins the ball a bit.Bairstow has definetley earned a place in the side
Comment number 56.
4th November 2012 - 9:09@49 Anderson was poor in all foreign conditions to start, but proved in the UAE that he has learnt how to bowl in such conditions.
Onions is a good bowler, but surely India as the main bowler is the wrong place to throw him in? -
Comment number 55.
4th November 2012 - 6:09@49 , if its doubtful England will outbowl India the how will they outbat them ? it completely contradicts itself , if India out bowl us then we wont be making as many runs as them so we wont be out batting them.
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Comment number 54.
4th November 2012 - 4:09@DJLID #52 -- there's every reason to think that proven Test players like Pietersen and Bell will do better when the Test series starts in earnest. What kind of selection policy is it that advocates dropping players who are tried and tested on the big stage because the use the warm-up matches as, er, warm-ups?
Comment number 53.
4th November 2012 - 2:43@10 "Compton has failed."
I remember when "failing" in Test Cricket meant not succeeding in 2 series, yet you're making that judgement after 2 warm-up matches?? Crazy. -
Comment number 52.
4th November 2012 - 2:15The test team should be picked on merit, not on reputation. For example, If Bell and Pietersen don't score runs in the practice matches, why select them for the tests? Only players that score runs in the practice matches should be selected. There is no reason to believe that players who cannot perform against substandard attacks will do any better against India's test team.
Comment number 51.
3rd November 2012 - 23:52I'd like to see Root play, though. In addition to the very deep batting order, having Patel at 6 and the part-time spin options of Root and Pietersen would make for a more balanced side than England have had for many, many years. (If Bairstow plays, we'd even have a reserve keeper in the 11!)
Comment number 50.
3rd November 2012 - 23:33I think tom1hales has got the team about right, although I reckon they'll pick Compton ahead of Root, unless the former fails again in the third match *and* the latter really performs (which is unlikely, since only one of them will play in the final warm-up!). Given that Finn looks unlikely to play, Prior/Bresnan/Broad/Swann at 7/8/9/10 is not a bad tail...
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Pan-Fried Trout with Red Chile Sauce
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This chile sauce is lighter than one you'd pair with enchiladas or burritos, but it goes perfectly with the delicate trout.
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Calories | 378 |
Total Fat | 19g |
Saturated Fat | 4g |
Cholesterol | 90mg |
Sodium | 485mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 19g |
Dietary Fiber | 3g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 34g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 4
Total Time: 30 min
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- 1/2 cup(s) buttermilk
- 2 tablespoon(s) regular or coarse mild-to-medium-hot red New Mexican chile powder, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 3/4 cup(s) cornmeal
- 4 (5-ounces each) trout fillets, skin on
- 4 teaspoon(s) canola oil, divided
- 2 teaspoon(s) unsalted butter
- 1 medium shallot, minced
- 1 cup(s) reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1.25 teaspoon(s) Worcestershire sauce
- 2 tablespoon(s) pine nuts, toasted (see Tips & Techniques)
- Combine buttermilk, 1 1/2 tablespoons chile powder, and salt in a shallow bowl. Place cornmeal in another shallow dish. Dip each trout fillet in the buttermilk mixture, coating both sides, then dredge both sides in the cornmeal.
- Heat 2 teaspoons oil in large nonstick or cast-iron skillet over medium heat. Cook 2 fillets skin-side up until golden brown, 3 to 4 minutes per side (it's OK if the pan is crowded). Transfer to a plate and keep warm. Repeat with the remaining oil and fillets.
- Add butter and shallot to the pan; cook, stirring for 1 minute. Stir in the remaining 1/2 tablespoon chile powder. Increase heat to medium-high. Add broth and Worcestershire; cook until the sauce is reduced by about one-third, 2 to 3 minutes. Pour the sauce over the trout and sprinkle with pine nuts.
Exchanges: 1 starch, 4 lean meat, 1 fat. Carbohydrate Servings: 1. Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (29% daily value), Potassium (25% dv), Magnesium (22% dv).
Tips & Techniques
To toast pine nuts, place in a small dry skillet and cook over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, until fragrant and lightly browned, 2 to 4 minutes.
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Welcome to this week's video blog made in conjunction with The Wealth Channel at the American College. Today I provide a discussion of Jonathan Guyton's recent Journal of Financial Planning column, "Sequence-of-Return Risk: Gorilla or Boogeyman?"
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What now follows is not an exact transcript. It is the written version of what I meant to say above, though as I was not reading from a script, I sometimes veered away from the plan when speaking:
Jonathan Guyton Tames a Gorilla
In the October 2013 Journal of Financial Planning, Jonathan Guyton asks the question: is sequence of returns risk in retirement an 800-pound gorilla posing a great threat to even the best-laid retirement plans, or is it only a boogeyman which can effectively be avoided. His conclusion is that sequence of returns risk may be more of a boogeyman.
To provide a little background, sequence of returns risk is experienced by those seeking to fund a constant expenditure goal from a volatile portfolio. When the portfolio drops, a greater percentage of assets must be spent to achieve the desired spending amount, permanently removing these assets from the portfolio and making it extra difficult for the portfolio to fully recovery. The specific returns experienced in the first years of retirement explain a disproportionate amount of the final retirement accounts.
However, as I outlined in a recent blog post about lifetime sequence of returns risk, two effective strategies for dealing with sequence of returns risk are either to reduce spending when the portfolio declines or to use a less volatile portfolio.
In his article, Jonathan Guyton focuses on both of these approaches in the first study I am aware of which combines a valuation-based asset allocation study with a dynamic withdrawal strategy. On the asset allocation side, he uses a globally-diversified portfolio with a "normal" allocation of 65% stocks.
When markets are sufficiently overvalued or undervalued with respect to the Shiller cyclically-adjusted price-earnings ratio, he will modify the stock allocation to 50% (when overvalued) or to 80% (when undervalued). Historically, large stock market drops tend to happen from points of overvaluation, and so this strategy aims to eliminate some of the downside, and therefore reduce the impact of sequence risk.
As for the dynamic spending strategy, Guyton applies the spending decision rules that he developed and tested with William Klinger in the Journal of Financial Planning. These rules stop an inflation-adjustment for spending after years when the market declined in value, and also sets thresholds to either increase or decrease spending by 10% when the withdrawal amount as a percent of remaining financial assets deviates outside of a 20% range from the initial withdrawal level. When it comes to dynamic spending strategies,
I have tended think in terms of David Blanchett's mortality-updating constant probability of failure approach, but at the recent FPA Experience conference, well-respected and influential planner Dave Yeske chided me for not paying enough attention to the Guyton and Klinger decision rules. These rules may be more practical and easy to understand, and therefore will be more usable in the real world, even if they are not fully optimal at a theoretical level. Any approach which reduces spending after market drops does also help to alleviate sequence risk.
[Note: since first writing these paragraphs, I wrote a column about variable spending strategies for Advisor Perspectives and came away from that with much greater respect for the Guyton and Klinger decision rules.]
Nonetheless, we now have a framework for using both dynamic asset allocation and dynamic spending rules.
Jonathan Guyton then applies this to the case of a hypothetical 2000 retiree over the first 14 years of their retirement. He finds that with this dynamic approach, the 2000 retiree could have started with a 5% withdrawal rate with a spending freeze in 2001 and cuts in 2002 and 2008, and still see their portfolio balance to have grown by the start of 2013. Compared to a static strategy with a 4% initial withdrawal, the dynamic approach supported both higher total cash flows for spending as well as a larger remaining portfolio balance. These are very impressive results which suggest that sequence of returns risk is a beast which can potentially be tamed.


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Daybreak: Report Says Iran Still Stonewalling
Plus Israel and Russia ink historic deal, and more in the news
• Official nuclear inspectors report Iran still does not cooperate with them, meaning the latest sanctions, thought to bite more than previous ones, have not yet altered its behavior. The country has enriched over 6,000 pounds of uranium, enough for two bombs. [NYT]
• Mideast leaders expressed hope concerning what will follow last week's direct peace talks. (Except for Avigdor Lieberman.) [NYT]
• A detailed look into who is funding both sides of the Park51 debate. [Politico]
• Palestinian Authority security forces face their toughest challenge yet—you can expect a continued uptick in West Bank violence as direct talks proceed apace. [LAT]
• Israel and Russia signed their first military deal, pledging cooperation in fighting nuclear proliferation and terrorism and leaving the door open to Russia's buying further Israeli-made drones. (Defense Minister Barak had also sought to prevent missile sales to Syria.) [LAT]
• An interview with a Reform rabbi who has taken the lead in trying to force Israeli courts to grant greater accomodations to Progressive Jews. [LAT]