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In Europe, the stress test for banks and the likely impact of any results are being keenly watched. But what does a stress test involve? Less than you think.
July 8, 2010 7:05 by Sam Potter
In any business plan, the essential pages are, of course, the financial sheets. Cash flow and profit and loss are basically what any business is about, after all. Amongst the financial sheets of any good business plan will be one called Scenario Planning, or similar. This sheet takes the plan through various hypothetical changes in circumstance, from sales dropping to cost of materials increase. Through it, the business plan displays both the best and worst case scenarios that the business might face, and in effect how bad things would have to get before the company would fail.
It's business 101, the most basic thinking there is – hope for the best, prepare for the worst. So how can it be that some of the largest, most sophisticated organizations in existence have failed to do something so vital?
The stress-test to which 100 or so European banks are being exposed is all over the news. It is seen by many as a vital indicator of potential future risks, so investors in the markets are waiting with baited breath. Others say it is probably too soft, so not a reflection of a banks actual strength. Either way you look at it, it's a big deal, and some have called for banks in this region to undergo a similar process.
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In other words, the much heralded "stress test" is nothing more than scenario planning. It's nothing revolutionary, nothing that will change the industry as we know it or undermine global economies. It is banks, checking if they have enough money to ride out a rough patch. And what's most disappointing is the fact that this most-basic of actions is obviously coming a few years too late.
This belated application of common sense is infuriating for those of us who are powerlessly caught up in the recession. And you'd be forgiven if you were a little scared to ask, if highly paid and high powered bankers can't get such basic, important steps right, what hope is there for the recovery?
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"But here's the baffling thing: The precise details of the tests are murky, but it hinges around making certain assumptions such as, unemployment will reach 25 percent, and house prices collapse by 20 percent, and so on…."
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I have a main STA thread that calls a lot methods on the COM object and a secondary STA thread that does a lot work on the same object too. I want the main thread and the secondary thread to work in parallel (i.e. I expect interlaced output from the main and the secondary). I know I need to pump messages in the main thread every now and then - calling Get/Translate/DispatchMessage in C++ will do the trick.
But I'm having problem getting the same strategy working in C#. At first I used CurrentThread.Join() in the main thread to give control to the second thread. It didn't work. Then I turned to Application.DoEvents() - I called it in the main thread whenever I wanted the second thread to run. The result is the second thread quickly grabs the control and won't let go - the main thread cannot continue until the second thread is all done.
I read documents that say Application.DoEvents() will process ALL waiting events - while GetMessage() retrieves only one message.
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Utah's last high-profile champion for domestic abuse concerns was Jan Graham, the state's attorney general from 1993-2001.
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There is a new edition of Twelve Kingdoms in Japan from Shinchousha, the publisher of the first novel in the series, Mashou no ko, and some other Ono works like Shiki. This edition is furnished with the all-new covers from Akihiro Yamada, which, in my opinion, look even better than the first ones.
But one thing puzzles me. I am not sure - not at all - that the books in the series are 'light novels'. Surely, the first edition was under the Kodansha x Bunko White Heart label, which could be categorized as a light novel label, but not necessarily, and the first parts were published a long time ago, when that term didn't even exist.
I have learned many things from Andrew Cunningham, a translator who lived several years in Japan and ran an excellent blog, Eastern Standard, and even he called Twelve Kingdoms a light novel series, but I am still not sure.
First and foremost, Fuyumi Ono is not from that literary 'environment'. There are light novel awards, light novel magazines and such, but she is not associated with them. Some of her books are targated at teenagers, or, more specifically, teenage girls, but does that automatically make them 'light novels'? Is Japanese translation of American young adult fiction also marketed as 'light novels'? Because there are other editions of Twelve Kingdoms, not just this new one, but the one from Kodansha Bunko too.
There are illustrations in the books, but they are so different from the norm, and more like illustrations in western fantasy literature. And they are not necessary anyway.
Her style is much different from those usually found in the 'proper' light novels. There are many kanji, some of them very difficult, like the word for kirin (Chinese qilin): two kanji with 43 strokes total!
I think some books can be marketed both as light novels AND regular novels, depending on the content and the circumstances of the market, and Twelve Kingdoms is one of them.
Some people even categorized Shiki as a light novel , but I consider that to be a joke.
If someone could explain this better or had strong counterarguments, I would be grateful.
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Sasamoto Yūichi said that when he had shown a draft of Operation Fairy to an editor of Asahi Sonorama in 1983, there had not yet been the term 'light novel'. (It is said that the system operator of NIFTY-Serve's Science Fiction/Fantasy Forum coined the term 'light novel' in the late 80s or in the early 90s.)
So, it is probable that light novel's predecessors existed before the term/genre's being established.
(Kōdansha X Bunko White Heart started in 1991, though.)
Light Novel Perfect Book deals with Kōdansha X Bunko White Heart as a light novel imprint.
It also calls The Twelve Kingdoms light novels.
'What is a light novel?' is a difficult question, however.
You mean regular Kōdansha Bunko, rather than Kōdansha X Bunko White Heart?
The Twelve Kingdoms' having been released also under the Kōdansha Bunko imprint probably means that Kōdansha thought it could be marketed also as regular novels.
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|Based on the several light novels that I've read, I would not consider any of the Twelve Kingdoms novels to be in that category. But what I think and what the Japanese apparently think on classification issues like this have not agreed on a few occasions before, so. . .
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Does it really matter??
I assume that the term "light novel" is a marketing term in Japan. It would probably effect where it is shelved in a book store and possibly in a library. I don't see why it would be important to a reader, especially in this country. It is either a good book or a not so good one (and these are very good). The marketing classification should not be an issue.
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Thank you very much for your comment! Yes, the second edition is by regular Kodansha Bunko. And as I am aware, Shinchou Bunko is not associated with light novels even remotely. Moreover, that's where Mashou no ko (prequel to the Twelve Kingdoms) was published for the first time.
Yes, I have the same feeling, and that's the reason for my question.
No, it does not affect my opinion on the quality of the book, but we are free to discuss pure theory, aren't we? Especially since the non-Japanese fans are usually very zealous about the Japanese classifications.
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I see no problem with a discussion of theory, but usually the theory is intended to have some application. Yes, some fans want to catagorize things to an extreme degree. You have only to look at the talk back threads to see people fighting over what catagory a specific work falls in without any agreement of the characteristics of the catagory or any agreement as to what the works presence in the catagory would mean.
From what you have said the Twelve Kingdoms books could fall into the light novel catagory or not depending on which edition you look at and how you define light novel. You basically answered your own question. Having arrived at this point, where does it take you? If it is just to scratch an intellectual itch, I can relate but if it is for some other purpose, I'm curious as to what you would do with the information.
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Seemingly the term "light novel" is used as more of a marketing term today than anything else. I always thought it had to do with the length of the novel. I believe that the Japanese releases of Twelve Kingdoms are fairly short.
I haven't read many light novels, but from what I have read it seems that the writing in Twelve Kingdoms is more sophisticated than others in the category. I've also read a translation of Ono's "Masho no Ko." It was also quite short but it's hard to determine the complexity or depth of the original text based on a fan translation (as the one I read was a bit clunky).
As others have stated, both the concept of a light novel in Japan and the term itself predates the Twelve Kingdoms novels by at least a decade.
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Masho no ko was published under Shincho Bunko label in 1991, and was almost 450 pages long. The new edition has almost 500 pages. In any case, that is too much for a light novel. Some of the subsequent books were initially published in two volumes, but the newer editions haven't always followed that choice. For example, Kaze no umi... was 2 volumes long as part of the White Heart imprint, and one volume as part of Kodansha Bunko. The newest, Shincho Bunko edition of the book will also be single volume.
Well, maybe I'll have more to say when I get the books. By the way, there is much new information on Fuyumi Ono these days, because recently two new works have simultanously been published: Kidan hyakkei (I hope that's the correct transcription, and the translation is something like "100 Views of Ghost/Demon Tales") and Zan-e . But that's the topic for another thread.
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the new editions look so pretty, I'm tempted to rebuy the whole series. The actual text is also going to be slightly updated.
Concerning the classification, I posted this somewhere else before, but: Fuyumi Ono is in general not a typical light novel author. Most of her works were never published as light novels. 12 Kingdoms (and Ghost Hunt) being the exception was first published under Kodansha's White Heart light novel imprint (when it got popular they published it again in an "adult" edition without the "comic covers").
The new edition of 12 Kingdoms isn't published under a light novel imprint anymore, so I think the series has really lost that "status". The editors and readers refer to it as a simple "fantasy novel".
Masho no Ko in any case was never ever published as a light novel.
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Shinchōsha will publish a Twelve Kingdoms book which will contain 4 short stories by Ono Fuyumi in July of 2013.
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Has this series been completed? I've always wanted to read the story since I finished the anime, and was left with a bitter taste because it was abruptly terminated.
Also, what's the status of fan translation? I know that official translation only arrive to a certain point.
Sorry to ask very basic questions, but I wasn't able to find clear answers on the internet.
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The Twelve Kingdoms has not been completed yet.
There are jokes and rumours about The Twelve Kingdoms' being unfinished in the light novel fandom in Japan.
There was a thread about The Twelve Kingdoms on 2ch in January, and in the thread a 2channeller said,
Another 2channeller asked a question in the thread:
And a few people responded to it.
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|Btw, do you know where I can find volume 2 and volume 3 for cheap? I can find almost all the other volumes as ebooks, but not volume 2 and 3, and they are too expensive on amazon (shipping cost to europe).
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Er―you mean Amazon US?
Possibly on Amazon UK, Amazon France, and so on? I don't know which country in Europe you live in, though.
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Ono Fuyumi's Zan-é has received the 26th Yamamoto Shūgorō Prize.
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Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:50 AM
Seeing it is a bit cooler today in Perth and after some lovely rain last night I'm going to head out to do some gardening soon. I have a new rosebush to plant. I'm going to bake sometime today and tackle the huge ironing pile in front of some trashy tv I've recorded. Nothing exciting but it does feel good to get on top of these things.
What about you??
Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:52 AM
I am actually not sure what to do today. My kid's Dad is here so I would really like us all to go out for a few hours. The weather is really pleasant. I have been really low all week and think it would do me good to get out of the house. I think I might google and see what is on locally.
I have to be at church between 4:00 and 9:00 so that's my late afternoon/evening gone.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:54 AM
I'm in Perth too ... about to make DH breakfast in bed for his birthday. Then tidying the house for people coming round this arvo for a birthday BBQ.
DD slept 12 hours straight for the first time last night so feeling like I could run a marathon!
Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:55 AM
Dh is in prison all day (working ) so it's me and the little ones, I will be trying to keep them entertained while folding nappies, doing a bit of cleaning, probably need to pop to the shops for a few things unfortunately. Will bake some bickies for them later. Not much really.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:55 AM
DP's walked the kids up to MILs, so I'm here, supposedly cleaning, but in reality, I'm goofing around on EB and about to go wrap a couple more Christmas pressents
Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:56 AM
Also in Perth so we are going to clean down our patio ready for summer. Borrowed a high pressure hose so cleaning the furniture, patio blinds & windows.
( Haven't been out there much due to winter & young son...)
If I get time I'd like to finish some weeding too & go buy some ground covers but that might have to wait.
Before that whacking on the slow cooker - Honey Soy chicken..yummo
MIL is coming over to look after DS while we get jobs done, so much easier that way
Enjoy your gardening, the rain was a nice surprise last night.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:59 AM
Im at work!! boo.. Only for a few hours though.. its the end of the Freo festival so I will be heading in there with my DH this afternoon to people watch and have some dinner. I am almost 7 months pregnant so it wont be a late one! haha.. We have really strange sleeping patterns already (awake at 4.30am and asleep by 8.30 at the latest) due to our work so I might have a nap this afternoon before I go!
Gardening sounds lovely though! This weather in Perth is perfect to get in the garden!
Have fun
Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:59 AM
Well the bot has a hockey clinic this morning, dh has taken him, so I am relaxing cross sttitching. Once they are home hopefully we may get a swim, before his indoor hockey game late this afternoon.
I assume dh's best mate is coming for dinner, so a nice BBQ and then a great evening with enjoyable company
Edited by JRA, 11 November 2012 - 09:59 AM.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 09:59 AM
5 loads of washing then a BBQ lunch at my aunts house.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:08 AM
I'm in hospital all afternoon and half the night. I'm a student nurse. Its fun, but it also sucks cause I don't get paid for it, and I'm always being told I'm doing stuff wrong.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:11 AM
Making (and eating) Banoffee Pie.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:16 AM
Oooo... now I want banoffee pie too!
DH is working, so I'll be sewing, playing games with my toddler, might attempt some baking but mostly sewing! I'm creating a beautiful quilt for my little one and hoping to have it finished for Christmas.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:23 AM
Just drinking a cup of the new moccona coffee with vanilla.
We not long got back from an early soccer training session & sausage sizzle.
Now to do cleaning.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:26 AM
I'm in Perth too. I'm unpacking - we moved last week. I want to finish off the family/dining room. Then I can start helping the kids as they have all gotten overwhelmed with the task at hand and stopped completely.
Then I'm going to play with my irobot Roomba - it's awesome.
Hope everyone enjoys their day.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:27 AM
Waiting and preparing for my gastric sleeve surgery on Wednesday. I'm living on 800 calories a day which is freaking exhausting so I can't do much. It's worth it though! Man I got chubby after my last little one
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:31 AM
So far I've made my Christmas cake (should be done in the next 30 mins or so), made some marmalade and made some sushi for lunch. Have also made the dough for pizza for dinner tonight and done 3 loads of washing. I did make pikelets that I hoped would see a couple of days in the lunch boxes but three seemingly starving children swooped in and demolished the lot for breakfast!
H has taken girls off to the market for fruit and veggies and for them to give their favorite stall lady a card and some chocolates for being the best market keeper in the whole world (as written on Miss 6's card)
We will probably have a walk into town later to get some popcorn as we have a dvd to watch with the girls later that we didn't get round to tonight. Am making the most of this weekend as its the last nothing one before Christmas and our last one without people here or commitments until they are back to school as we have my mum coming from UK for Christmas and my sister and BiL and their DS staying for all of Jan!
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:35 AM
So far it's been a very productive day.
Finished my last two hours of work
Two loads of washing
Vacuumed and mopped
Finished and ordered 2013 calendars for family
Made some pastillage and coloured some fondant
Sized cake board and DH kindly got it cut for me.
About to head over to a friend's house for morning tea and then this arvo catching up with other friends for dinner.
A good day - productive and time to catch up with friends, love it.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:39 AM
Just finished marking prep music papers in front of the cricket. Wanted to enter them into the spreadsheet, but annoyingly, it's saved on the school network, not the PC harddrive so I can't access it.
Have hung a load of laundry out and am strongly debating whether of not to try and tackle some more. It's a gloriously hot day today, so I'm thinking it's a good idea, it'lld ry in 2 seconds flat.
Have some CDs to burn for people, so that's probably my next activity after putting the laundry on.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:44 AM
I am trying to get the remainder of my housework done, and plan for a busy few weeks ahead
Edited by purpleblackqueen, 11 November 2012 - 10:45 AM.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:47 AM
Kids with their dad and I am supposed to writing report cards, on a coffee break.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 11:04 AM
Working. Today is the 7th day straight. 51 hours this week.
I'm so exhausted! Can't wait for tomorrow, but we are meant to be moving this week too.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 11:10 AM
Shopping for a bookcase for the rumpus room and some salad tongs. Ahh, the party never stops here.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 12:30 PM
We have had a very productive day today.
DD1 & I have baked a big batch of our favourite biscuits and frozen the rest of the dough ready to bake for another time.
We have also made some honey joys for snacks for a change and will do some chocolate pikelets later too.
Have a corned silverside in the slow cooker and some baked vegies in the oven for dinner tonight. Plus have a pumpkin soup currently cooling down to be pureed for dinner tomorrow night.
DH is mowing the lawn and the girls are helping pull out weeds and said they want to wash the car too.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 12:52 PM
Another one in Perth.
I was up early to go back to the gym and do another 30min stint on the treadmill, following 1 30 min yesterday afternoon and one 11pm-midnight stint last night. A total of over 21km done - I've never run so much in my life! It's a part of the Onyxfit 24hour Telethon and Cancer Council Challenge. The trainers there have each run between 21 and 42km, and done 1000's of Burpees, Chin Ups, Push Ups, laps of the stairs and more to raise over $10000 for these good causes.
I'm about to head back there for a sausage sizzle, raffles and kids entertainment. Well done Onyxfit.
Posted 11 November 2012 - 12:53 PM
Spending time with my baby boy who is still in hospital.
Waiting for hubby to bring the other kids up for a visit :-)
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Discussions about cloud computing are evolving into discussions about enterprise IT in general. As enterprises increasingly migrate toward their own unique clouds, new issues such as the use of containers and microservices emerge to keep things interesting. In this Power Panel at 16th Cloud Expo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, panelists addressed the state of cloud computing today, and what enterprise IT professionals need to know about how the latest topics and trends affect t...
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DevOps tends to focus on the relationship between Dev and Ops, putting an emphasis on the ops and application infrastructure. But that's changing with microservices architectures. In her session at DevOps Summit, Lori MacVittie, Evangelist for F5 Networks, will focus on how microservices are changing the underlying architectures needed to scale, secure and deliver applications based on highly distributed (micro) services and why that means an expansion into "the network" for DevOps.
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Data center models are changing. A variety of technical trends and business demands are forcing that change, most of them centered on the explosive growth of applications. That means, in turn, that the requirements for application delivery are changing. Certainly application delivery needs to be agile, not waterfall. It needs to deliver services in hours, not weeks or months. It needs to be more cost efficient. And more than anything else, it needs to be really, dc infra axisreally, super focus...
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Containers have changed the mind of IT in DevOps. They enable developers to work with dev, test, stage and production environments identically. Containers provide the right abstraction for microservices and many cloud platforms have integrated them into deployment pipelines. DevOps and Containers together help companies to achieve their business goals faster and more effectively. In his session at DevOps Summit, Ruslan Synytsky, CEO and Co-founder of Jelastic, reviewed the current landscape of...
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The cloud has transformed how we think about software quality. Instead of preventing failures, we must focus on automatic recovery from failure. In other words, resilience trumps traditional quality measures. Continuous delivery models further squeeze traditional notions of quality. Remember the venerable project management Iron Triangle? Among time, scope, and cost, you can only fix two or quality will suffer. Only in today's DevOps world, continuous testing, integration, and deployment upend...
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Hedge funds continued to bounce back from their miserable 2011 with their best opening two months in more than a decade.
The average hedge fund returned 1.72% last month, according to the Hennessee Hedge Fund Index. Added to January's 2.3% gain, the average industry player is up 4.07% on the year.
"Hedge funds are off to the best start since 2000," Hennessee co-founder Charles Gradante said. "During the first two months of the year, hedge funds have benefitted from a better investment environment relative to 2011, with improved investor sentiment, greater risk taking, lower correlations and lower volatility. Markets are responding to fundamentals, which is benefiting stock pickers. While many risks remain, there is optimism around a better economic outlook for the U.S. and stability in the Euro zone."
Still, hedge funds have failed to capture most of the upside from the early-year market rally, which has pushed the Standard & Poor's 500 Index up 8.6% in January and February. That could begin to change, according to managing principal Lee Hennessee.
"Hedge funds performed well in February generating gains despite conservative exposures," Hennessee said. "As the investment environment has improved over the last two months, we have seen managers increase exposure levels."
Financial equities funds did best in February, adding 5.3%. It's also the best-performing strategy of the year, up 9.13%. Other strong performers include Asia-Pacific funds (4.04% in February, 4.74% year-to-date), telecom and media funds (3.12%, 6.7% YTD), international funds (2.85%, 5.16% YTD), emerging markets funds (2.69%, 6.77% YTD) and Europe funds (2.63%, 6.7% YTD).
There's very little red ink on the Hennessee report at all, with the exception of short-bias funds. They lost an average of 5.06% last month as the S&P rallied 4.06%, and are now down an average of 9.89% on the year. In February, there was only one other loser, with healthcare and biotechnology funds dropping 0.45%. But no other strategies are down year-to-date.
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