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UPDATE: Serato DJ 1.7.6 is Denon DS1 ready
NAMM 2015: Denon DJ MC4000 controller, with pics
Denon already makes solid Serato controllers. And at NAMM 2015, they've slotted another in too. The MC4000 is a Serato DJ Intro controller for mobile DJs.
NAMM 2015: Denon DJ DS1 Serato DJ interface, with pics
In another did-not-see-this-coming moment, Denon DJ has got in on the Serato DVS game with the Denon DJ DS1 Serato DJ Interface. It's small and cheap too.
Denon DJ MC6000mk2 units to get full Serato DJ
While Denon's MC6000mk2 might not easily sit alongside flagship units from Numark and Pioneer, it is still a very capable controller. And having snapped up by their unstoppable acquisition juggernaut, inMusic is keen to demonstrate commitment to the Denon brand, and has decided to ship all future MC6000mk2 units with the full Serato DJ package, and as announced previously, it will also be DVS expansion pack ready.
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inMusic's march through pro audio continues, this time grabbing Denon Professional, Marantz Professional, and importantly, Denon DJ from D&M.
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It might look like it, but not all 4 channel controllers are created the same. Denon's MC6000 MK2 gets a Serato facelift, and stands out in the crowd.
Evolved: Denon DJ MC6000MK2 — Serato ready
In another example of controller evolution, the Denon DJ MC6000MK2 gets tweaked to work natively with Serato's software.
BPM 2013: Denon Freestyle DJ Competition
Fancy your chances at winning some tasty Denon DJ gear? Then get yourself entered for the Denon Freestyle DJ competition at the BPM Show 2013.
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My cousin's wife Karen tells a story about a three-year-old boy of her acquaintance. It was August 1965 in the great state of Oklahoma. The grass was dead; the ground was hard; it was dusty. She asked the little boy what he wanted to play.
My cousin's wife Karen tells a story about a three-year-old boy of her acquaintance. It was August 1965 in the great state of Oklahoma. The grass was dead; the ground was hard; it was dusty. She asked the little boy what he wanted to play.
"Mud pies," he said.
"How are you going to make mud pies?" she asked. "There is no mud?"
Upon hearing that, the lad stood up, dropped his pants, and peed in the dust. Having made the mud, he sat down in it and proceeded to make mud pies.
This isn't exactly the tale of Jesus using mud made from spit to curethe blind man, but it's about as close as we get to that sort of thing in Oklahoma.
We are all made from dust, all of us. Some of us, like that three-year-old boy, are closer to it than others. Indeed, those who are close to the earth in that way know it is possible to do something that needs to be done even if it can't be done in the best possible way.
This is a great country. Here a young boy like that has the chance to discover a broader world. He can receive an education, get a job, get married, and have children, and he can see those children having advantages he didn't have.
I know all about this. I married a nice little girl more than 26 years ago. We started a family, got a job, and gave our children advantages. But there is a price to this. My children are from a different world than I am. They view things differently.
Every year the First United Methodist Church sends a group to the Appalachian Service Project, ASP for short. The purpose of ASP is to help poor people in a poor area. My two eldest daughters have gone. When they return--badly in need of hot showers--they say the people they helped lived in houses like my grandmother, who through my eyes wasn't particularly poor. Don't misunderstand me: ASP is doing necessary work. The point is, my daughters are from a different place; they see the world with different eyes, from a different angle.
There is a price to pay for finding a broader world. You know things that are difficult to explain to those closest to you. What used to be a funny story your family would tell becomes something that makes your new peers visibly shudder. And then one day, it becomes something that makes you shudder. And then you look back at the person you were and he seems like an alien.
You wonder how you would treat him if he walked in your office door; then you wonder which of the two--you now or you then--is the better person.
Page 2 of 2 - Back in March we had a hot spell in these parts. The air-conditioning in some of the buildings at the university hadn't been turned on yet and it was hot in the classrooms. People grumbled and I was among the grumblers. But my mind rolled back to the summer of 1980 when I started college at East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma.
It was blistering hot. The AC was broken in the Administration Building at ECU which then housed the Math Department, so the Analytic Geometry class I was enrolled in was in the air-conditioned Horace Mann. As a consequence, I spent a few hours in the morning in air-conditioned splendor, and then went home in the afternoon and worked homework for four-hours in my un-air-conditioned home.
I did have a dry fan trained on me, but I had to use my forearms to hold down the papers. When I lifted my arm, they stuck to me. I could cope with it then, but now I gripe. Which of the two of these people is better? Need one be better than the other?
I don't know.
But I will tell you this. If I ever need mud pies and all I have is dust, I hope I still know how to make them.
Bobby Winters, a native of Harden City, Oklahoma, is Assistant Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Mathematics at Pittsburg State University. He blogs at redneckmath.blogspot.com and okieinexile.blogspot.com.
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We have reached our 100 entry limit. You can still fill out the online entry form and we will put you on the waiting list in case someone drops out.
We are excited to announce our 2015 Lions Christmas Parade will be on Saturday, December 5 beginning at 10 am! We would love to have your organization enter. The online application will be available on September 1, so beginning then click on the link at the end of this page. Below is a summary of the key info for this year's event. Please be sure to read the brochure as it has important rules and information for each entrant. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Let's hope that this year we have great weather and a fantastic family event.
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Saturday, December 5, 2015
Online Registration begins September 1, 2015
Join us for our annual Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Covington Lions Club. We are looking forward to another great event!
Here is some of the key information:
- We will again have a $20 entry fee. However, this year we must pay for the closing of the roads and the square, and for the use of Legion Field. So we will only be able to contribute any proceeds after expenses to local charities. It is expensive for the city to host the parade and we must share those expenses.
- After you register online, we will send you a confirmation number and the complete information on where to send your entry fee.
- Start time is 10:00 am.
- Entrants CANNOT throw candy or favors from floats – this is a huge safety concern and will be strictly enforced. We do not want anyone dashing into the street to pick up candy.
- Horse entries must have bun bags / diapers OR provide a walker with clean up supplies for the entire parade route. This has been an issue for the city clean up crews so let's help them out.
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Here is this year's (2015) Parade Brochure with LOTS of important information – Read this first please!!!
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Be the life of any party with the King Kooker® 29 Quart Turkey Fryer with Spigot! This outdoor cooker lets you fry up to a 20 pound bird to crispy deliciousness. With a powerful 38,000 BTU cast burner and battery-operated timer, this fryer helps you prepare for success for any outdoor gathering or holiday party. This package includes the 29 quart turkey pot with spigot, basket, turkey rack and lifting hook, thermometer and recipe book!
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Rated 1 out of 5�by Beeman Save your time and money King Kooker 29 quart turkey fryer is a waste of your money. It is cheaply made and dents very easily. I received the fryer opened it and found it had three dents on the rim of the pot and two on the body. The top seemed uneven and would not fit securely. I repackaged it and shipped it back. I really would be concerned about quality and lifting the pot when it is full thinking the handles would fall off. Called Dick's Customers service department and they were very helpful and reassured my respect in Dick's again. I have been dealing with Dick's from the very beginning when it was an Army and Navy store in Binghamton, NY. April 15, 2015
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No SNK on PS3 for years?
SNK Playmore's Overseas Marketing Manager, Yoshihito Koyama, says that the Playstation 3 is too expensive and will have too few units at launch to make it worth the company's time. In his interview with Kotaku, Koyama further proposes that "We [SNK] need to wait three or four years. Maybe 2009-2010 is a good time to release a game for the PS3." For the time being, he says, it's safer to stick with the Playstation 2. In the meantime, a Metal Slug compilation is intended to be one of the launch titles for the Wii.


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Posted: 07/22/2010 - Stormont-Vail HealthCare recently created the Young Adult Center, a unit that targets the needs of those aged 15 to 25.
Posted: 07/22/2010 - Stormont-Vail HealthCare recently created the Young Adult Center, a unit that targets the needs of those aged 15 to 25.
Posted: 07/22/2010 - Drugging children with over-the-counter or prescription medications can have unintended consequences, said the author of a research published Thursday, who likened the practice to child abuse.
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Posted: 07/08/2010 - Stormont-Vail is among 50 clinical trial sites for an RSV vaccine that could be given to all infants.
Updated: 07/08/2010 - A new dental care fund for uninsured Shawnee County residents received $12,000 in donations.
Posted: 07/06/2010 - The BMI, which measures weight relative to height, doesn't accurately calculate body fat. It deems athletes or muscular people to be obese and underestimates body fat in older people.
Posted: 07/01/2010 - It was one of HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius first major duties when she took over.. producing enough swine flu vaccines to protect millions of Americans. Now millions of those doses have expired.
Posted: 06/29/2010 - Most parents think childhood obesity is a problem. Just not their kids' problem.
Posted: 06/29/2010 - Here's why Topeka's St. Francis Health Center is ranked in the top five percent in the nation for emergency medicine.
Posted: 06/28/2010 - Six illnesses were reported the week of June 20, a decrease from a high of 38 reported the first week of June. Most of them are 18 to 64 years old.
Updated: 06/25/2010 - Topeka's Stormont-Vail Echocardiology Labs recently earned accreditation from the Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Echocardiography Labs.
Posted: 06/24/2010 - St. Francis Ultrasound has attained accreditation by the Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories.
Posted: 06/23/2010 - Medicare is such a high-risk program, because its complexity and size make is vulnerable to fraud, waste and abuse, leading to overpayments, underpayments and improper payments.
Updated: 06/21/2010 - Shrek, Dora the Explorer, and other animated TV and movie stars beloved by children have been moonlighting as junk-food pitchmen in recent years. And they're good at it.


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Initial claims came in, this morning, slightly higher (317,000) than expected (310,000). While retail sales were, on the other hand, slightly lower. Expectations (i.e. hopes) were for an increase of 0.6 percent. Seems we'll have to settle for half that. Which would lead one to conclude that the economic bounce off the floor of a 1st quarter during which the economy shrunk may not be all that forecasters – and just about everyone else – had hoped. Now, in fact, we hear talk of an era of slow growth.
As Binyamin Appelbaum of the New York Times reports:
It has been five years since the official end of that severe economic downturn. The nation's total annual output has moved substantially above the prerecession peak, but economic growth has averaged only about 2 percent a year, well below its historical average. Household incomes continue to stagnate, and millions of Americans still can't find jobs. And a growing number of experts see evidence that the economy will never rebound completely.
For more than a century, the pace of growth was reliably resilient, bouncing back after recessions like a car returning to its cruising speed after a roadblock. Even after the prolonged Great Depression of the 1930s, growth eventually returned to an average pace of more than 3 percent a year. But Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew, citing the Congressional Budget Office, said on Wednesday that the government now expected annual growth to average just 2.1 percent, about two-thirds of the previous pace.
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Connoisseurs and creators on hand included SAMA DirectorGary Moyer with Susan, Ligonier museum manager and coordinator Sommer Toffle, Madelon Sheedy, Sue Kiren, Bill and Bonnie Hoffman, Bill Lightcap, Mary Beth Landis, Don and Doreen Currie, Sue Pollins, Jerry and Heidi McClure, Jack and Doris Wood and Benjamin Thomas.
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A week after it debuted in the US, Facebook has launched its Home Android launcher in the Australian Google Play Store.
A week after it debuted in the US, Facebook has launched its Home Android launcher in the Australian Google Play Store.
Messages for iOS is arguably the most-used app on my iPhone: I use it more than Mailbox, more than Camera+, more than Google Maps, and definitely more than Phone. And I'm probably not alone here. Text messaging is an integral part of the mobile devic...
In a major upgrade to its iOS apps, Facebook emphasizes images and messages.
Chat Heads, the buzzy messaging feature released as part of Facebook's Home software for Android-based smartphones, is now coming to the iPhone and iPad.
Hundreds is one of the singular weirdest experiences you'll find on the iOS platform--and its beauty is certainly in the eye of the individual player.
Google has finally launched its Play Music service in Australia, almost a year and a half since it made its debut in the US.
Google has begun rolling out an updated Play Store app on Android devices, with a new design that focuses on "bigger images that jump off the page".
Microsoft and BlackBerry have been tripping over themselves to toss cash at developers and beef up their app stores in recent months, trying desperately to gain ground on the behemoth selection of iOS and Android. But is the rush to fill app store sh...
Google has released what it calls a "fresh look" for Google Play, with a goal of making a purchase quick and easy.
Apple close to securing record company deals for Spotify-style music-streaming service - iRadio set for summer launch?
If that headline sounds familiar, it's because I wrote a similar one back in January about Speek for iOS. It's an app that brings conference-call creation and management to your smartphone.
Following on the heels of an updated Windows 8 Music app from Microsoft, the software maker's BFF in the mobile space has released its own Windows 8 modern UI jukebox. Nokia Music is now available from the Windows Store as a free download, providing ...
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NYO announces summer programme, including concert in Berlin
30 June 2015
The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain (NYO) will perform its first international concert in 20 years this summer.
The orchestra will play at the Konzerthaus in Berlin on 10 August as part of Germany's Young Euro Classic festival, which celebrates the world's finest youth orchestras.
The orchestra will also undertake a residency in Birmingham over the summer and concerts with conductor Mark Elder in Aldeburgh, Birmingham Town Hall and at the BBC Proms.
The cornerstones of its repertoire will be Mahler's Symphony No 9 and Tansy Davies' Re-greening, a new commission that requires the musicians to move, sing and play.
In addition, NYO's Inspire Orchestra, announced back in April, will meet for the first time on 2-6 July in Manchester under the leadership of Duncan Ward before touring to secondary schools across north-west England.
Sarah Alexander, chief executive of the NYO, said: 'This summer perfectly demonstrates the newly defined mission of the orchestra: on the one hand, we are raising the artistic bar higher than ever through new commissions, world-class performances and consolidating our international reputation.
'On the other, we are engaging more teenagers than ever before through our ever-widening Inspire programme, both as musicians and audience members.
'The musicians of the NYO represent the best our country's teenagers have to offer, flying the flag very proudly both here and abroad.'
RADA launches new musical theatre course
29 June 2015
The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London is expanding its musical theatre offering with the launch of a new course.
The five-week intensive course, which begins in September, will be aimed at experienced performers who are intending to pursue a career in musical theatre.
It has been developed as a spin-off from RADA's week-long summer musical theatre courses, which have been running for a number of years.
The first part of the course will focus on developing musical theatre skills but will also include training in stage combat and clowning, as well as offering guidance on audition technique.
In the final two weeks, students will work towards the performance of an abridged musical, performed for an invited audience.
The course has been developed by Jane Streeton, RADA's lead singing tutor, and will be taught by industry professionals including choreographers, directors and musical directors.
It is aimed at intermediate and advanced-level singers and actors who have already received some formal vocal training and who are intending to pursue a career in musical theatre.
RADA's week-long summer courses in musical theatre will continue to run alongside the new course.
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In this month's percussion focus, we examine how setting up a world music programme in your school can transform whole-class teaching; profiling the options for drum kit exams; and how a marching band could be just the ensemble your school has been looking for. Plus, what not to miss at this summer's Proms for you and your pupils; Claire Jackson decides whether tailor-made concerts for toddlers are pushy parenting or important opportunities for musical development; with laptops, electronic keyboard and gadgets so prevalent in the music classroom, tech correspondent Tim Hallas explores the merits of teaching a music lesson with no technology at all; best practice for protecting your students' hearing; the London Symphony Orchestra's education programme – LSO Discovery – celebrates its 25 anniversary; and MT reviews the latest piano, violin and choral releases, books, technology and new products to use in your teaching.
Boston Conservatory and Berklee College of Music discuss merger
26 June 2015
Two of America's leading music conservatoires are planning a merger.
The Boston Conservatory and Berklee College of Music, located next door to each other in the city of Boston, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore opportunities for closer collaboration.
The governing boards voted unanimously to approve the MOU, which calls for a broad-based, summer-long process of discussion and planning with important stakeholders.
A merger agreement could take effect from 2016.
Within the newly merged organisation, the Boston Conservatory's programmes in music, dance, and musical theatre would retain autonomy, while Berklee students would have access to a broader curriculum in dance and theatre.
Meanwhile, Boston Conservatory students would have access to Berklee's tution in jazz and contemporary music, technology, music business, music therapy, sound design, production, film scoring and online education.
Boston Conservatory faculty would also have the opportunity to develop courses for Berklee Online, the largest non-profit online music school in the world.
Richard Ortner, president of the Boston Conservatory, said: 'Increasingly, our conservatory students live in a global community.
'They want access to the rich performance traditions of other cultures and other genres, as well as access to industry-standard digital infrastructure.
'Berklee offers exactly that global outlook and that range of opportunity, right here in our shared four-block campus. Together, we form an unbeatable incubator for student and faculty creativity.'
Both schools have built new facilities and performance spaces in the past decade and both are reporting record enrollment for autumn 2015.
New York's Juilliard School launches duo of smartphone apps
25 June 2015
The Juilliard School in New York has released two smartphone apps offering users behind-the-scenes access to its staff and educational processes.
Juilliard Open Studios, a subscription-based app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch that was released at the end of May, offers an insider's view of classes, rehearsals and productions in development.
The app is free to download and was launched with seven episodes. Each user can access one episode for free, and the complete library of content can be accessed with a monthly subscription ($7.99 per month).
In its first year, episodes in the app will feature Juilliard faculty members and alumni such as Emanuel Ax, Terese Capucilli, Wynton Marsalis and Stephen Wadsworth.
A second app, the Juilliard String Quartet app, was launched this week and offers a comprehensive look at the quartet performing Franz Schubert's String Quartet in D minor, D 810, 'Death and the Maiden'.
The app has features including the ability to highlight individual instruments, a scrolling score, in-depth commentary and multiple camera angles of the performance.
Both apps were developed by Juilliard Digital – part of the Juilliard School – and app developer Touch Press.
Joseph W Polisi, president of the Juilliard School, said: 'Juilliard embraces technology and a global view that allow us to engage with a much larger world outside our historic base in New York.'
Speaking specifically about the Juilliard Open Studios app, he added: 'This new app not only allows arts lovers to glimpse daily life at Juilliard – it also signals the school's broader commitment to becoming a global source for arts education and appreciation.'
The school is planning to use the money raised from the apps to fund all aspects of its educational mission, including scholarships and outreach programmes.
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Doha: Two second-half goals secured Qatar a 2-0 win over Malaysia in their opening encounter in Group D of the AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015 qualifying campaign at Al Sadd Stadium on Wednesday (6/2/13).
Khalfan Ibrahim's deflected free kick in the 55th minute gave the 2011 tournament hosts the lead and, with three minutes of added time played at the end of the game, Yusuf Ahmed doubled Qatar's margin of victory.
"The result was good especially because we won and got the three points. The players showed good spirits and this helped us to get a win. I want to thank the players for the good performance to get this deserved win," said Qatar coach Fahad Thani.
"We were the better side and dominated the game but Malaysia played with a defensive formation which affected us and we missed a lot of chances. However, at the end of the day we got the three points and won the game."
After an even opening 45 minutes Qatar started to take control of proceedings in the second half and the home side took the lead ten minutes after the interval
Former AFC Player of the Year Khalfan Ibrahim stepped up to take the free kick and his effort from 30 yards out was deflected off the Malaysian defensive wall, giving Khairul Fahmi no chance.
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Exchange-Traded Funds are arguably great tools for every day
investors seeking to implement a variety of strategies in their
portfolios. These funds allow investors to tap into strategies that
were once reserved for professionals-like leverage and commodity
investing-and they also permit so-called 'lazy' investors to build
a portfolio cheaply and quickly, with minimal maintenance.
This has become even easier over the past few years as more and
more funds have hit the market, bring the total number of ETFs well
over the 1,000 mark and combined assets in the space over the key
$1 trillion level. Yet, despite the proliferation of ETFs over the
past few years, several misconceptions remain about the product
type and how they not only work, but are designed to be used as
This is rather unfortunate as there is a great deal of education
out there about the ETF market and how these new funds are built
for investors. However, instead of learning more about the funds,
many just blame the product, declaring these new funds somehow
'flawed', despite plenty of evidence to the contrary.
From what I have seen over the last few years, most ETF
complaints and confusion center around a few key issues that are,
time and time again, at the heart of investor misunderstandings in
the exchange-traded fund market. Fortunately, all three of these
ETF mistakes are easily explainable, and rectifiable, with just a
few extra minutes of research and education (read
ETFs vs. Mutual Funds
Below, we highlight three of the biggest mistakes
investors make when investing with ETFs. Hopefully, this discussion
will assist investors in better understanding how ETFs are designed
to be used, and some of the main pitfalls that often slip investors
up when they are looking at this relatively new product type:
1. Not knowing how Leveraged ETFs work
Despite many investors holding leverage ETFs over long time
frames, most of these funds were designed to be held for a single
day, and nothing more. That is because most of these products
rebalance at the end of every session and are built to only give
investors the corresponding amount of leverage over a single
trading period.
The importance of this cannot be stressed enough, especially
during oscillating markets with volatile funds. During this
situation, an underlying index could move wildly, finish back at
breakeven but the overall fund, thanks to leverage and rebalancing,
could deviate significantly from this amount. Take for example this
chart from Direxion:
As you can see, the index value is unchanged, but the cumulative
fund return is negative, how can this be? Well, the daily
rebalancing pretty much makes long term returns incomparable in the
same way that a daily compounding bank account will not match one
that never compounds; they are just two different ways of attacking
the problem.
However, it should be noted that when markets are moving in a
single direction-either up or down-the impact of compounding can
actually work in your favor, leading to better-than-expected
returns. Unfortunately, long-trending markets are relatively rare,
especially when you are using 3x leverage in a fast moving
Investors should also realize that most funds are structured
like this, although not all are. There are a handful of monthly
rebalancing ETFs that seek to only readjust once a month and thus
can cut down on some of the issues that daily rebalancing funds
iPath has also recently debuted a series of non-rebalancing
leveraged products, but these have their own problems as well.
These ETNs do not stay at a stable leverage level, meaning that the
rate of leverage is variable and can change from not only month to
month but day to day as well. Thanks to this, the leverage can dip
below or above what it was initially purchased at, meaning that
investors may not always know-just by looking at the fund-what the
true leverage rate is.
While this might be too technical for many, the moral of the
story is; don't use leverage products unless you understand them!
The rebalancing can eat away at returns over long time periods so
if you are dead-set on using these potent products, make sure to
monitor them closely or only use them for short-time periods (for
more on this subject read
Understanding Leveraged ETFs
2. Not understanding the futures curve's impact on
commodity products
The expansion of the ETF world into the commodity market has
given investors a host of new ways to target natural resources.
However, this has exposed new investors to a problem that they have
never faced before; contango.
Contango is when the forward price of a futures contract is
greater than the expected future spot price of a given commodity.
As the contract date approaches, a commodity in contango will see
its price fall in order to come closer to the spot price (Read
Buy American with these Three Commodity ETFs
Since many commodity ETFs use futures and cycle into the next
contract month on a regular basis, they often face the worst of
contango. In other words, many ETFs in the commodity world that use
futures contracts 'buy high and sell low', a factor that often eats
into long term returns in deeply contangoed markets.
A great example of this is in the VIX S&P 500 Volatility
Index. While not a true 'commodity', this benchmark usually suffers
from contango, and it has also had a terrible performance so far in
2012, losing about 36% YTD, at time of writing. Yet, the main ETN
tracking the VIX,
, has lost over 72% in comparison, as contango has ripped into any
returns that VXX may have wished to accumulate in the time
However, it is worth pointing out that when a commodity is in
the opposite environment, backwardation, investors can profit. In
this situation, the ETF is constantly selling contracts close to
the spot and buying ones further out on the curve for less.
In this type of situation it is relatively easy to make money,
although most times commodities are not in this state. The entire
problem can be avoided by looking at products that physically hold
the commodity but these are relegated to the precious metal market,
at least for now.
Another way to avoid the problem is to try and look for
'contango fighting' ETFs that seek to spread assets across the
futures curve instead of continually buying the next month out.
Products form Teucrium, United States Commodity Funds, and iPath's
Pure Beta series all do a solid job of this, although the problem
of contango can never be completely eradicated (see
Is USCI The Best Commodity ETF?
3. Forgetting to delve into a fund's holdings
ETFs are pretty transparent products, and are certainly more so
than their mutual fund cousins. ETFs offer up daily disclosure
requirements which are light years ahead of mutual funds which are
only required to update investors once a quarter on holdings.
Still, ETFs aren't immune from stretching the boundaries a little
when it comes to product names.
By this I mean ETFs can sometimes suggest one focus from their
title but have a much different target when one looks at the
underlying holdings. In other words, investors often assume that
when a few ETFs have similar names they have pretty much identical
holdings, this is usually not the case.
For example, the
iShares Dow Jones US Home Construction ETF (
and the SPDR
S&P Homebuilders ETF (
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different as ITB has roughly two-thirds of its portfolio in the
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Not satisfied with the location of his pitches, John Danks headed to the bullpen three times in between Saturday's start and his previous one.
What he and pitching coach Don Cooper accomplished since last Sunday has Danks thinking he'll make two more bullpen session before his next outing.
Danks allowed three hits and walked none in eight scoreless innings only to see the bullpen give away a three-run lead as the White Sox lost, 4-3, to the New York Yankees in 10 innings. It was the first time in 10 starts this season Danks had allowed no runs nor had he issued a walk.
"Coop and I worked a lot on the side this week," Danks said. "Doing some more mechanical stuff. Noticed some stuff and felt good, I felt like I was able to throw the ball where I wanted to and get some weak contact."
Danks isn't the only one who noticed.
He retired the first seven batters he faced and didn't give up a hit until Mark Teixeira doubled with two outs in the fourth inning. From there he set down 12 in row before getting out of a minor jam with two outs in the eighth inning.
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Of the 28 batters he faced, Danks only went to a three-ball count three times, including none of the last 23 hitters. He needed only 104 pitches to complete eight innings.
"He was fantastic," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "I thought he was jumping ahead. He had a great changeup working. Curveball, he was able to locate. I think when he's able to do that he becomes tough. He's keeping everybody off-balance, and that's what he did today of just watching him throw."
The biggest key might have been Danks' fastball.
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United States U.S. Military Records Virginia Virginia Military Records Virginia in the Revolutionary War 13th Virginia Regiment
Brief History
The 13th Regiment was formed in February 1777 at Fort Pitt. Companies recruited men from Yohogania, Monongalia and Ohio counties. Field officers at Valley Forge were Colonel William Russell, Colonel George Gibson, Lt. Colonel Richard Campbell, and Major Richard Taylor.[1]
- 1776-1778 - Colonel William Russell in command 19 Dec 1776 to 14 Sep 1778[2]
- Company - Captain Thomas Wills
- 1st Company - Captain Robert Beall - many men from Yohogania County
- 2nd Company - Captain Benjamin Harrison - many men from Yohogania County
- 3rd Company - Captain George McCormick - many men from West Augusta District
- 4th Company - Captain David Steel(e) - many men from Yohogania County
- 5th Company - Captain James Sullivan - many men from West Augusta District
- 6th Company - Captain John Lemen - many men from West Augusta District
- 7th Company - Captain James Hook(e) - many men from Yohogania County
- 8th Company - Captain James Neal - many men from Monongalia County
- 9th Company - Captain Silas Zane - many men from West Augusta District
- 10th Company - Captain David Scott - many men from Monongalia County
Other Officers
- Ensign John Hargis of Albemarle County[4]
- Captain James Sullivan[5]
Other Sources
- ↑ "13th Virginia Regiment," Valley Forge Legacy: The Muster Roll Project, http://valleyforgemusterroll.org/regiments/va13.asp, accessed 23 January 2012.
- ↑ F.B. Heitman, Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the War of the Revolution, April, 1775, to December, 1783 (Washington, D.C.: W.H. Lowdermilk and Co., 1893), 54. Digitized by Internet Archive.
- ↑ E.M. Sanchez-Saavedra, A Guide to Virginia Military Organizations in the American Revolution, 1774-1787 (Richmond, Va.: Virginia State Library, 1978), 69. FHL Book 975.5 M2s; 15th Virginia Regiment at Valley Forge Legacy: The Muster Roll Project.
- ↑ Edgar Woods, Albemarle County in Virginia: Giving Some Account of What It Was by Nature, of What It Was Made by Man, and of Some of the Men Who Made It (Charlottesville, Va.: The Michie Company Printers, 1901), 367-368.
- ↑ 13th Virginia Regiment at Valley Forge Legacy: The Muster Roll Project.
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I had a vba2c and it went great! I had never had a vb before, both other children were c/s. I had never even gone into spontaneous labor before.
I had to switch to get a supportive OB and I knew I had a good one when he told me that not only was a vba2c a reasonable request, it was safer.
My first 2 babies were c-section babies. One was a failed induction with a large baby and my 2nd was an RCS. My last 2 babies were VBA2C's. they went really smoothly and I had no issues at all even though they were largish babies. I think having a supportive provider and giving my body time to go into labor on my own were key. It's more than possible! look up more VBA2C birth stories on ican-online.org and even youtube VBA2C videos they are amazing!
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I had a VBA2C with a previous vaginal delivery (VBAC). The nice thing is that there really isn't any doubt that you "can" birth vaginally. A prior vaginal birth also gives you a lower risk of UR. Since your c-sections were for positioning, there is really no reason you shouldn't be considered for VBAC. here's a good article about VBAC with prior vaginal birth: www.ajog.org/article/S0002-9378%280...
~ dd (2004, c/s), dd (2007, vbac), ds (2011, cbac), and ds (2013, vba2c).
I also had a successful VBA2C w/ no previous vaginal delivery! It sounds like you are great VBA2C candidate and have already found a supportive provider! Yay!
I had 2 vbs and then 2cs (for position, placental failure, and dangerously low fluid...but LO had major health problems). I am having #5 in Sept. and am hoping for a VBA2C. Technically, my doc does not do them, but the hosp. where I will deliver has no policy against them. Actually I also see a CNM at the practice where I get care, and she has talked to the doc about me being a great candidate for a VBA2C. Since he did my c-sections himself, he feels fairly comfortable with letting me try for the vb this time around. I am praying it works out.
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How is it already November? The holiday season is officially upon us (and snuck up on me). This means lush scarves, hot toddies, cookies and then some more cookies, and countless hours spent online shopping. Wow, I'm not sure I'm ready. However, if you are, I've definitely culled a list that will make it easy to a get a head start on and avoid the stress of the season.
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Mark Hurd in Talks to Join Oracle as 'Top Executive', WSJ Says
Mark Hurd, who last month stepped down as Hewlett-Packard Co.'s chief executive officer, is in talks to join Oracle Corp. as a "top executive," the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.
Larry Ellison, who founded Oracle and has been the company's only CEO in the more than 30 years since then, won't vacate his position, the newspaper reported. The exact nature of Hurd's post couldn't immediately be learned, the Journal said.
Hurd, 53, resigned from Hewlett-Packard in August following allegations of sexual harassment by a former marketing contractor. Ellison criticized the company's board for letting Hurd go.
Oracle, based in Redwood City, California, is the world's second-biggest software maker.
Val Russell, a U.K.-based spokeswoman for Oracle, said she couldn't immediately comment on the report.
Hurd ran Hewlett-Packard, the world's biggest maker of personal computers and printers, for more than five years. During his tenure, the Palo Alto, California-based company regained leadership in the PC market from Dell Inc. and used acquisitions to expand into new areas, such as computer services. The company's stock-market value almost doubled in that period.
Ellison, who is friends with Hurd, wrote in a letter to the New York Times a week after Hurd stepped down from Hewlett-Packard that: "In losing Mark Hurd, the HP board failed to act in the best interest of HP's employees, shareholders, customers and partners."
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Frightened people are receptive to his pleas for large and quick action: Just do it -- we'll count the cost later. As Emerson said, when skating on thin ice, safety lies in speed, and the administration's confidence in what it is doing should be -- this is not its fault -- thin.
Economic policymaking in turbulent times is a science of single instances, meaning no science at all. When economic theories matter most -- when the economy is in uncharted waters -- all theories are necessarily untested. Hence attempts to derive prescriptions from the New Deal are somewhat surreal.
Furthermore, our language is bewitching our intelligence. Long ago -- a year ago -- Russell Roberts, economics professor at George Mason University, deplored terms that suggest that economics is a science akin to medicine. With a "stimulus," of a sort that makes the legs of a dead frog twitch, the government will "inject" money as a doctor gives a blood transfusion. Or as a life-reviving "jolt" from a defibrillator.
Sensible people are queasy about throwing trillions of dollars at barely understood problems on the basis of untested theories. For Republicans, the question is: What are the duties of the opposition at a moment like this? The answer has three components, beginning with elementary political arithmetic:
Having received near 53 percent of the popular vote -- better than Ronald Reagan's 50.7 percent in 1980 -- Barack Obama won 100 percent of the presidency, and almost that much of the nation's leadership expectations now that the public, which really should diversify its investments, invests such extravagant hopes in presidents. To govern is to choose, always on the basis of imperfect information, and the president may never have more public support than he has now. He deserves some deference. Some.
Second, congressional Democrats have turned the 647-page stimulus legislation into an excuse for something that never needs an excuse -- an exercise in wretched excess. They have forfeited some of the president's claim to deference.
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