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NEW YORK -- The number of new people signing up for jobless benefits dropped last week and a closely watched gauge of future economic activity rose more than expected in May, suggesting the U.S. economy can continue a sturdy expansion through the summer.
In another sign of a broadening recovery, the Labor Department's Producer Price Index, a measure of prices before goods reach store shelves, posted the largest increase in more than a year.
While that raised some concerns about inflation, it also indicated that businesses more confident in the economy's growth are able to raise wholesale prices.
The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications filed for unemployment insurance fell a seasonally adjusted 15,000 to 336,000, the lowest level since May 8.
Meanwhile, the Conference Board said its Composite Index of Leading Economic Indicators increased 0.5 percent to 116.5 in May following a 0.1 percent rise in April.
The closely watched gauge suggests the U.S. economy will continue expanding into the fall.
And the Labor Department said in a third report that its Producer Price Index rose 0.8 percent in May following a 0.7 percent rise in April. It was the largest increase since a 1.3 percent spike in March 2003.
The index, which measures prices of goods before they reach store shelves, reflected higher prices for energy and food but it also indicated that businesses more confident in the economy's growth path feel comfortable raising prices at the wholesale level.
Mark Vitner, senior economist at Wachovia Securities in Charlotte, N.C., said "it may be the last blast of really large price increases," noting that crude oil prices have come down in recent weeks and that other commodity prices, including lumber, have been softening.
The big question is how the Federal Reserve will read the latest data when it meets at the end of the month to review its interest rate policy.
"The real debate is whether this is a significant increase we're seeing here that has to be met with a more aggressive posture from the Federal Reserve," said Anthony Chan, senior managing director and chief economist at Banc One Investment Advisors in Columbus, Ohio. "I don't see that in these numbers."
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has been sanguine about inflation, too. He told Congress earlier this week that he is not worried that the country is on the brink of an unwanted surge in inflation. Any rate increases by the Fed would be at a measured pace unless economic conditions change, he said.
Economists widely expect the Fed to boost short-term interest rates for the first time in four years at its next meeting June 29-30.
The Fed's key short-term interest rate is at a 46-year low of 1 percent. Most economists are expecting a 0.25 percentage point increase.
The 0.5 percent rise in the Conference Board's index, which forecasts economic activity, was larger than the 0.4 percent analysts had expected.
Ken Goldstein, economist for the New York-based business group, noted that the index has risen in 13 of the last 14 months. The latest numbers, he added, "reflect a robust economic environment this spring and point to more of the same this summer."
Eight of 10 indicators that make of the leading index increased in May. They were average weekly manufacturing hours, the money supply, interest rate spread, vendor performance, building permits, manufacturers' new orders for consumer goods and materials, a drop in initial claims for unemployment and manufacturers' new orders for nondefense capital goods.
The negative contributors were consumer expectations and stock prices.
The Labor Department's inflation report indicated that excluding energy and food prices, "core" wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent in May, after a 0.2 percent rise the month before.
The readings on overall wholesale prices as well as the core rate of inflation were higher than economists were expecting. They were forecasting a 0.6 percent increase in the PPI and a 0.2 percent rise in core prices.
In May, wholesale prices for energy products rose 1.6 percent for the second month in a row. The price of crude oil, which peaked at around $42 a barrel in late May, is expected to ease later this year, analysts say. That should help energy prices calm down, they say.
Food prices, which are also being pushed higher because of more expensive transportation costs due to higher fuel prices, rose 1.5 percent in May, following a 1.4 percent advance in April.
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Deloitte's Resource Evaluation & Advisory group released its current Canadian domestic oil and gas price forecast today, noting that the strengthening prices experienced during the second quarter are likely to continue, resulting in a stronger second half of 2014 for Canadian oil and gas producers.
"April through June has seen a strengthening of Canadian oil and gas prices as the U.S. works to refill their massive storage volumes and satisfy strong domestic demand," said Deloitte's Andrew Botterill, Senior Manager Resource Evaluation & Advisory. "This has increased our confidence in a stronger second half of 2014. But the long-range futures markets still indicate both oil and gas will remain softer for 2015 and beyond without increased exports to markets other than the U.S."
In the commentary accompanying Deloitte's June 30, 2014, forecast, Mr. Botterill focuses on the continuing disappearance of traditionally steadfast Canadian benchmarks such as Cromer Medium, Shell Edmonton Par and others. In recent years, companies have elected not to publish the oil and gas prices being paid at the refinery gate, thereby eliminating daily spot price benchmarks for different grades of Canadian crude. Edmonton Par is the latest to become extinct. Comprised of prices from Shell, Suncor (formerly Petro Canada) and Imperial Oil, Shell and Suncor stopped publishing some months ago. Deloitte predicted Imperial would likely follow suit and, on May 1 this year, they did - effectively eliminating the daily spot data behind the Edmonton Par reference price.
"Without these benchmarks, is it harder for Canada to have a good understanding of daily markets," Mr. Botterill. "Canada relies heavily on exports to the U.S. and the relationship between WTI and Edmonton oil prices can fluctuate greatly. Knowing when volumes are trading at a premium or a discount to the U.S., and understanding the economic drivers affecting this relationship, is vital for Canadian producers, investors and governments making decisions that affect our industry and our economy. At a time when Canada is looking to increase LNG and oil export volumes to markets other than the U.S., this adds more complexity to the way these volumes will be traded."
Deloitte's pricing team has developed an alternate Edmonton Par methodology that considers the near-term futures market and how it reflects the differentials between reference points in the next month.
Deloitte's June 30, 2014 forecast shows a WTI oil real price of US$100.00/bbl for 2014, decreasing to US$93.00/bbl for 2015 and eventually leveling out at US$85.00/bbl by 2018. Deloitte has forecast a US$7.00/bbl differential between WTI and Edmonton par that will decrease to US$2.00/bbl over the long term to match pipeline tariffs between the two markets.
With respect to natural gas, Deloitte's June forecast shows natural gas at an Alberta AECO real price of C$4.80/Mcf in 2014, dropping to $C4.40/Mcf for 2015 and up to C$6.00/Mcf by 2024. Deloitte's NYMEX real price is at US$4.60/Mcf throughout 2014, dropping to US$4.35/Mcf for 2015 and up to US$5.80/Mcf by 2024.
Canadian to U.S. exchange rate is forecast at $0.90 and is in line with current Canadian bank forecasts.
For Deloitte's complete oil and gas price forecast dated June 30, 2014 visit www.ajmdeloitte.ca/price-forecasts.html.
About Deloitte
Deloitte, one of Canada's leading professional services firms, provides audit, tax, consulting, and financial advisory services. Deloitte LLP, an Ontario limited liability partnership, is the Canadian member firm of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited. Deloitte operates in Quebec as Deloitte s.e.n.c.r.l., a Quebec limited liability partnership.
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Kokandy Productions launches its 2016 season with the Chicago premiere of the dark 'mean teen' comedy HEATHERS: THE MUSICAL, based on the hit 1980s cult film of the same name, from the award winning-team of creative team of Kevin Murphy (Reefer Madness, Desperate Housewives) and Laurence O'Keefe (Bat Boy, Legally Blonde). Directed by James Beaudry, with music direction by Kory Danielson and choreography by Sawyer Smith, HEATHERS: THE MUSICAL will play now through April 24, 2016 at Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont Ave. in Chicago. Click below to watch highlights from the show! (more...)
PAYDAY 2 To Feature Hardcore Heists For STX Entertainment's New Film 'Hardcore Henry' As Part Of Innovative Studio Partnership With Pioneering Game Developer Starbreez
by BWW News Desk - Mar 28, 2016
BWW Review: A SINGULAR THEY Brilliantly Commands Your Riveted Uneasiness
by Gil Kaan - Mar 26, 2016
The Blank Theatre's world premiere of Aliza Goldstein's A SINGULAR THEY successfully pulls off a mesmerizing mash-up of uncomfortable situations teenagers have to deal with. Christopher J. Raymond smoothly directs this engrossing seventy-five minute one-act eliciting fully-formed performances from his talented cast of three. (more...)
Sony Music Masterworks Releases Soundtrack to Groundbreaking Action Film HARDCORE HENRY
by Movies News Desk - Mar 25, 2016
Sony Music Masterworkswill release the soundtrack and score to STX Entertainment's much buzzed about, adrenaline-fueled action film Hardcore Henry,which hits domestic theatres nationwideon April 8 th. (more...)
Tony-Winning Musical INTO THE WOODS to Open 4/8 at CSU Fullerton
by BWW News Desk - Mar 24, 2016
Cal State Fullerton's production of Into the Woods (music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim with book by James Lapine) is directed by Eve Himmelheber with musical direction by Mitchell Hanlon and runs April 8-April 24 in the Little Theatre on campus. (more...)
Will Smith to Receive MTV Generation Award at 2016 MOVIE AWARDS
by TV News Desk - Mar 24, 2016
MTV announced today that it will honor Will Smith with the Generation Award during the '2016 MTV Movie Awards.' (more...)
Shall we date?: Oz+ Is Available on the Apple App Store and Google Play
by BWW News Desk - Mar 24, 2016
Nabiyah Be, Damon Daunno, Amber Gray, Patrick Page and More to Lead Chavkin & Mitchell's HADESTOWN Premiere at NYTW; Cast Announced!
by BWW News Desk - Mar 22, 2016
New York Theatre Workshop (NYTW) has announced the cast for HADESTOWN, written by celebrated singer-songwriter Anais Mitchell and developed with and directed by the inventive two-time OBIE award-winning director Rachel Chavkin (Three Pianos; Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812). (more...)
BWW Review: ALL IN THE TIMING Stages Six Plays
by Marietta Lunceford - Mar 18, 2016
Theatre Downtown billed ALL IN THE TIMING as 'Six plays. Seventeen actors. Lots of Laughs.' and I have to say that they got that right. ALL IN THE TIMING includes six short plays by David Ives and there were lots of new faces and lots of laughs. (more...)
Vlogger Blair Fowler Tapped By John Frieda' Hair Care
by BWW News Desk - Mar 17, 2016
Fenton Johnson to Release Three Books
by BWW News Desk - Mar 17, 2016
On September 9, 1971, two weeks before Fenton Johnson left his home in Nelson County, Kentucky, for college, the state police kidnapped and murdered a local renegade and pot grower from neighboring Marion County whom they had been unable to convict. No autopsy was performed. About the same time, his small hometown acquired its first doctor in yearsa Muslim woman from Pakistan. Though Johnson was only Seventeen, both events left an indelible impression. The murder of the marijuana grower fed questions about conflict between the free spirit and the constraints of the lawwhether imposed by state or churchand the hiring of the doctor led him to wonder what it would mean to be a Muslim woman practicing medicine in the insular Roman Catholic Knobs of Central Kentucky. (more...)
BWW Review: WOMADELAIDE 2016: DAY 2 Continued To Amaze
by Barry Lenny - Mar 15, 2016
The extraordinary diversity of music, information, play and entertainment can be quite overwhelming. (more...)
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO QUALITATIVE HEALTHCARE is Released
by BWW News Desk - Mar 15, 2016
In the world of long-term care, regulations are a confusing yet vital part of the profession. Imagine, rather than digging through book after book to find a piece of information, there was a comprehensive, easy-to-read reference guide for all things long-term care. (more...)
To Speed Development of 5G, NYU WIRELESS Will Make Key Software Free and Open to All
by BWW News Desk - Mar 14, 2016
Matheson Trucking, Inc.'s Postal Services Division Continues To Build a 'Green' Fleet With 37 New CNG/LNG Tractors
by BWW News Desk - Mar 14, 2016
Underground Music Hang THE AFTER PARTY Set for Rockwood Music Hall on 4/18
by BWW News Desk - Apr 9, 2016
The After Party was created out of an aspiration to foster a centralized nexus for the city's far-flung working-class musicians who had been yearning for an opportunity to network, perform, and simply "let loose." The After Party is simply the most prolific musical hang the downtown music scene has seen in years. (more...)
Groupon U.S. Pizza Team Hits Italy, World Pizza Championship, With Success Roadmap
by BWW News Desk - Apr 8, 2016
The Groupon U.S. Pizza Team (USPT) is preparing to compete in the international pizza equivalent of the World Series, Super Bowl and Olympics all rolledand stretched and spuninto one. Seventeen pizza chefs representing pizzerias from New York City to Tucson, Arizona, will journey next month to Parma, Italy, and the World Pizza Championships April 11-13. The Viale dele Esposizioni will be the arena bustling with the sounds, movements and many languages of 600 competitors from around the world. They'll test their cooking and dough-handling skills in three days of intense pizza combat. (more...)
Hike2Heal 5K Comes to Uganda, April 23
by BWW News Desk - Apr 7, 2016
Runners will gather at Edwin Warner Park for the Hike2Heal 5K on April 23 to race and build community - but they will also build hope for children at Raise the Roof Academy in Bwasandeku, Uganda. (more...)
New SUFI PRAYER AND LOVE Book is Released
by BWW News Desk - Apr 5, 2016
CORTLAND, N.Y., April5, 2016 /PRNewswire/ Sufi Prayer and Love is a treasure trove of spiritual gold that will inspire truth seekers of all backgrounds to ignite the flame of love within. (more...)
BWW Review: THE SOUND OF MUSIC Breathes New Life Into the Hills
by Nancy Grossman - Apr 4, 2016
The National Touring Production of THE SOUND OF MUSIC, directed by three-time Tony Award winner Jack O'Brien, breathes new life into the venerable hills and introduces a star-in-the-making. Vivacious and talented Kerstin Anderson captivates us from the opening strains of the title song, and her passion and energy propel the show forward. More than five decades after its Broadway premiere, the powerful message of the story and the superb Rodgers and Hammerstein score still resonate. (more...)
Road to Opening Week 7: Matt Armet on 8 Weeks to A CHORUS LINE at Stratford
by Guest Blogger: Matt Armet - Apr 4, 2016
As I mentioned last week, Actors Never Get Weekends! HA! I'm not really bitter about it. It's something we all signed up for. But that's not what this week's blog post is about. The theme this week is Cue to Cue. (more...)
SHOW CHOIR THE MUSICAL Makes Canada Premiere Tonight, 4/30
by BWW News Desk - Apr 30, 2016
Show Choir - The Musical premieres in Canada tonight, April 30, 2016 featuring the Winnipeg Studio Theatre Adult Ensemble. The performance will take place at 8:00pm CDT for one night only at The Met Entertainment Centre- 281 Donald Street in Winnipeg, MB Canada. Tickets are $35 and can be purchased at winnipegstudiotheatre.com. (more...)
BWW Review: Undeniably Tuneful THE SOUND OF MUSIC at The Fox Theatre
by Chris Gibson - Apr 29, 2016
Rodgers and Hammerstein's THE SOUND OF MUSIC is still popular today, and there's really no need to wonder why. The songs are undeniably familiar, and the story and characters go through a number of compelling moments. However, it does require a good, solid cast and sharp direction to live up to the expectations of all those folks who have seen the 1965 film over and over and over again. Thankfully, this touring company currently playing The Fox Theatre (through May 8, 2016) is more than up to the task. This classic still has its many charms. and holds up remarkably well despite its age and overexposure in various forms over the years. (more...)
Bakdraff Releases New Album that Documents Steel City Struggles
by BWW News Desk - Apr 27, 2016
'The Vault' is the latest release from Bakdraff Entertainment. Seventeen tracks long, it features music that was created by six music producers and 16 artists over the course of several years. (more...)
BWW Review: BOY, Almeida Theatre, April 13 2016
by Tom Cox - Apr 27, 2016
Leo Butler brings to the stage a day in the life of an aimless, moneyless, Seventeen-year-old boy with nowhere really to go. Despite this lack of action, the result is a hypnotic, moving play which lives in both the cavernous scale of London and the tiny circumnavigation of the marginalised Liam. (more...)
Alan Ayckbourn's HERO'S WELCOME & CONFUSIONS to Run in Rep as Part of Brits Off Broadway at 59E59 Theaters
by BWW News Desk - Apr 26, 2016
59E59 Theaters will welcome the Stephen Joseph Theatre back to Brits Off Broadway with the NYC premieres of HERO'S WELCOME and CONFUSIONS, written and directed by Alan Ayckbourn. (more...)
Red Bull Theater to Continue 12th Season with HAMLET, Starring Arian Moayed & More
by BWW News Desk - Apr 26, 2016
Red Bull Theater today announced that their Twelfth Season will continue with Shakespeare's Hamlet, directed by Tom Ridgely, on Monday May 2nd at 7:30pm, at the Lucille Lortel Theatre (121 Christopher Street, between Bleecker and Hudson). Featured in the cast will be Arian Moayed (Tony Award nomination, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo) along with Mohammad Aghebati, Amir Arison, Brendan Averett, Cary Donaldson, Abraham Makany, Seth Numrich, Debargo Sanyal, Babak Tafti, Faran Tahir, Sheila Vand, Bernard White, and more. Tickets may be purchased online at www.redbulltheater.com or by phone at (212) 352-3101. (more...)
Jennifer Hudson, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Leslie Odom Jr. & More to Present at BC/EFA's 30th Annual Easter Bonnet Competition
by BWW News Desk - Apr 22, 2016
The 30th annual edition of Easter Bonnet Competition will feature performances by more than 230 Broadway and Off-Broadway singers and dancers, the Broadway Inspirational Voices and a stellar lineup of Broadway favorites, all celebrating six weeks of fundraising efforts by company members of Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring productions. (more...)
doTERRA Wellness Advocates Organize Special Needs Baseball League
by BWW News Desk - Apr 22, 2016
PLEASANT GROVE, Utah, April 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ Seventeen years ago, doTERRA Wellness Advocate Carma Brown started the Little League Challenger Division, to give children and teenagers with special needs a chance to play baseball with their peers. Carma was motivated to start the organization because of her special needs brother, Darren. Shortly after starting the Challenger league, Carma met Kelli Hamilton, a mother of a special needs child. Together, these two friends have worked together to run the Challenger baseball league in the Grand Junction, Colo. area since 1998. While the league started with 10 players and two teams, it now consists of 72 players on eight teams. All of the coaches and 'buddies' who help the special needs players are volunteersmany of whom are high school, junior college, and college athletes. (more...)
BWW Review: A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER - Farcical Felonious Fun at Ahmanson Theatre
by Cary Ginell - Apr 22, 2016
Occasionally we venture beyond the borders of Ventura County to see what is going on in Los Angeles, and on this occasion, we couldn't resist taking in a performance of A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, which is currently playing at the Ahmanson Theatre downtown. The 2013 show won Tonys for Best Musical and Best Book of a Musical after its initial Broadway run and is now currently on its first national tour. (more...)
NYTW's 2016-17 Season Will Include Daniel Craig & David Oyelowo-Led OTHELLO & More!
by BWW News Desk - Apr 21, 2016
New York Theatre Workshop (NYTW) (Artistic Director James C. Nicola and Managing Director Jeremy Blocker) has just announced its complete 2016/17 Season. The season will kick-off in Fall 2016 with NAT TURNER IN JERUSALEM by NYTW 2050 Fellow Nathan Alan Davis(Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea), directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian (The Convert). It is followed by the previously announced production of William Shakespeare's OTHELLO, directed by NYTW Usual Suspect and Tony Award winner Sam Gold (Fun Home) and featuring David Oyelowo (Royal Shakespeare Company's The Histories, Selma) in the title role and Daniel Craig (Betrayal, Spectre) as 'Iago', in Winter 2016. Spring 2017 will bring THE OBJECT LESSON, by Geoff Sobelle (all wear bowlers), directed by NYTW Usual Suspect David Neumann (Restless Eye), with scenic installation by Steven Dufala. The season will conclude with NYTW Usual Suspect Mfoniso Udofia's SOJOURNERS and HER PORTMANTEAU, presented in repertory, directed by NYTW Usual Suspect and former 2050 Fellow Ed Sylvanus Iskandar (The Mysteries). Performance schedules, casting and full creative teams will be announced at a later date. (more...)
Marty Thomas Presents DIVA to Feature JERSEY BOYS' Michael Longoria Next Week
by BWW News Desk - Apr 20, 2016
Marty Thomas Presents DIVA is in its 4th strong year of residency at Industry Bar in midtown Manhattan. It's the CATS of NYC nightlife, come see why! There's a brand new live vocal concert every Monday at 11, never a cover charge. This week's cast features Samia Mounts, Brie Cassil and Samantha Duvall. (more...)
BWW Review: NEW YORK THEATRE BALLET Presents a Classical CINDERELLA Filled With Imagination And Wonder
by Marsha Volgyi - Apr 19, 2016
At the Florence Gould Hall, just a two avenues away from The Plaza, my April 17, 2016 morning began. Parents, family, friends, and above all, children were ready to see New York Theatre Ballet's (NYTB) version of Cinderella at 11 AM. Many little girls were dressed to impress as the fairy tale character, while the boys were looking good in their Sunday best. For them, this would be animation come to life. (more...)
Check Out Quotables from TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON - Week of 4/11
by TV News Desk - Apr 18, 2016
Below, check out quotables from NBC's 'THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON' for the week of April 11 April 15. (more...)
Emoji Musical Premieres in LA Next Month; Watch the Trailer Now!
by BWW News Desk - Apr 17, 2016
A teaser trailer has been released for Emojiland, a new musical premiering as a special concert event in Los Angeles next month. The show features Seventeen original songs and an award-winning powerhouse cast of Hollywood and Broadway renown. (more...)
Illuminate Film Festival Sets 2016 Lineup
by BWW News Desk - Apr 15, 2016
The 2016 Illuminate Film Festival, which takes place June 1 5 in Sedona announced today the official line up of films for the 3rd annual event. The only film festival of its kind, the Illuminate Film Festival offers a collection of over 20 feature length and short films from around the world, exploring the year's best in conscious cinema, as well as eye opening and thought provoking panels and conversations that will expand minds and inspire dialogue. (more...)
BWW Feature: ATCA Presentation Closes Out 40th Humana Festival
by Keith Waits - Apr 15, 2016
ATCA Presentation Closes Out 40th Humana Festival (more...)
Vineyard Theatre Will Mount NYC Premiere of Kander & Pierce Musical KID VICTORY, New Plays During 2016-17 Season
by BWW News Desk - Apr 15, 2016
A new musical by John Kander and Gregory Pierce, KID VICTORY, along with the new plays THIS DAY FORWARD by Nicky Silver and CAN YOU FORGIVE HER? by Gina Gionfriddo, will be produced by the Vineyard Theatre during the 2016-2017 season, it has been announced by the company's Artistic Directors, Douglas Aibel and Sarah Stern. Vineyard Theatre is located at 108 E. 15 St. in New York City. (more...)
Alena Willroth Wins Museum of Arts and Design's Inaugural LOOT Acquisition Prize
by BWW News Desk - Apr 15, 2016
Shannon R. Stratton, Chief Curator of the Museum of Arts and Design, announced this week that designer Alena Willroth has been awarded the inaugural LOOT Acquisition Prize on the occasion of the sixteenth edition of LOOT: MAD About Jewelry, the Museum's annual exhibition and sale of designs by international emerging and acclaimed jewelry artists. (more...)
STAGE TUBE: New Trailer, Art for Rodney Hicks's New American Tragedy NC-17.
by Stage Tube - Apr 14, 2016
NC-17. is a new American tragedy written and conceived by Rodney Hicks, featuring music by indie singer-songwriter Justin Jude Carroll. Below, check out a new trailer for NC-17., featuring the show's new graphic design! The NC-17 website -- www.ncSeventeen.net -- has also been updated with new interactive features on the journey, characters, the soundtrack, and a web journal tracking progress on the piece. (more...)
TV One Unveils 'Audacious' Schedule of Programming at Annual Upfront Presentation
by TV News Desk - Apr 14, 2016
Showcasing its new look and feel to the advertising sales community, TV One unveiled an audacious schedule of programming during its annual Upfront presentation at the Helen Mills Event Space and Theatre this morning. (more...)
Thomas Nickell to Make UK Debut with London Premiere of David Matthews' Piano Concerto
by BWW News Desk - Apr 12, 2016
Seventeen year-old pianist and Young Steinway Artist Thomas Nickell makes his much-anticipated UK debut Saturday 9th - Saturday 16th July at Cheltenham, Stratford-upon-Avon, with the London premiere of the rarely heard David Matthews' Piano Concerto, Op. 111. (more...)
Red Bull Theater to Continue 12th Season with THE WOMAN HATER, Featuring Veanne Cox & More
by BWW News Desk - Apr 11, 2016
Red Bull Theater today announced that their Twelfth Season will continue with Frances Burney's The Woman Hater, directed by Everett Quinton, on Monday April 18th at 7:30pm, at the Lucille Lortel Theatre (121 Christopher Street, between Bleecker and Hudson). Featured in the cast will be Bill Army, Arnie Burton, Veanne Cox, Clifton Duncan, Laura Esterman, Susannah Flood, Emily Gardner Hall, Susan Heyward, Matthew Saldivar, Auden Thornton, Sam Tsoutsouvas, Jenne Vath, Nick Westrate, and more. Tickets may be purchased online at www.redbulltheater.com or by phone at (212) 352-3101. (more...)
UK Sensation MY MAD FAT DIARY Now Streaming on HULU
by TV News Desk - Apr 11, 2016
Streaming NOW on HULU, the TV show MY MAD FAT DIARY is already a sensation in the UK and has developing a cult following in the US. (more...)
LISA JASON Presents Intensely Personal Show BULLIED TO BEAUTIFUL at Laurie Beechman Theatre, 5/11 at 7 pm
by BWW News Desk - Apr 11, 2016
When accomplished concert singer and cabaret performer Lisa Jason was a child, her family moved from Long Island, New York to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and the transition would not be a happy one. A self-admitted "ugly duckling," Lisa endured relentless bullying from other kids-both mental and physical-from early grade school through her high school graduation. At a time when social media has contributed to making bullying a major American societal problem, Lisa Jason wants tell her poignant story through the music of the 1970s that she loved throughout her childhood. Her delightful voice and self-deprecating humor makes BULLIED TO BEAUTIFUL a cabaret show that audiences not only will identify with, but that will also send a powerful message that bullying needs to be stopped. Lisa premiered this show last October at the Metropolitan and now brings it to the Laurie Beechman Theatre (downstairs in the West Bank Cafe, 407 West 42nd Street (between 9th and 10th Avenues). (more...)
TravelCenters of America Acquires Seventeen Convenience Stores in Wisconsin
by BWW News Desk - Apr 1, 2016
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Rosenberg Takes On The Student Loan Bubble, And The 1937-38 Collape; Summarizes The Big Picture
Few have been as steadfast in their correct call that the US economy sugar high of the first quarter was nothing but a liquidity-driven, hot weather-facilitated uptick in the economy, which has now ended with a thud, as seen by the recent epic collapse in all high-frequency economic indicators, which have not translated into a market crash simply because the market is absolutely convinced that the worse things get, the more likely the Fed is to come in with another round of nominal value dilution. Perhaps: it is unclear if the Fed will risk a spike in inflation in Q2 especially since as one of the respondents in today's Chicago PMI warned very prudently that Chinese inflation is about to hit America in the next 60 days. That said, here are some of today's must read observations on where we stand currently, on why 1937-38 may be the next imminent calendar period deja vu, and most importantly, the fact that Rosie now too has realized that the next credit bubble is student debt as we have been warning since last summer.
First, Rosie on the big picture:
An Accounting Of The Macro Risks
We have been on the receiving end of endless analysis suggesting that double- dip recession risks in the U.S. are either zero or completely trivial. The primary reasons given for this view are: the positively sloped yield curve, negative real short-term rates, no sign of inventory excess and no sign of a flattening in the trend in the leading indicators (aside from the Economic Cycle Research Institute's weekly leading index).
Not too long ago, we were sent one particular Street report that began with a comment on how the analysis incorporated data from the last eight recessions in the United States. But why are these eight recessions in the post-WWII era relevant? This past recession was not just a blip or correction in GDP due to a manufacturing inventory-led recession, it was a traumatic asset price deflation and credit contraction of historic proportions.
Take us at our word, if Ben Bernanke is worried, it is not about what drives a post-WWII cycle. He has the 1937-38 brutal downturn in mind and this is actually a much more appropriate template, notwithstanding the changed structure of the economy.
Heading into both the 1937-38 and the recent downturn, there was no sign of inventory excess (prior to the '37-'38 recession, inventories contributed 20% to the economic expansion; in 2009, it was over 60%). And, going into the 1937-38 meltdown in the economy and the stock market, the U.S. yield curve was positively sloped to the tune of 240bps. But why do so many cling to the "yield curve" in a credit cycle in any event?
Just as the flattening yield curve and tightening Fed (the funds rate did rise 425bps) were no match for the parabolic credit expansion from 2003 to 2007, it would seem foolhardy to revert to the yield curve's steepness today as some bellwether leading indicator when we are on the other (darker) side of the credit cycle. At best it gives the banks another way to generate low-multiple trading profits, and that's about it.
Moreover, where were "real" short-term interest rates heading into the unexpected 1937-38 collapse? How about minus 200bps? What was at play in that recession was not inventories, the curve or real rates — it was the sudden withdrawal of fiscal support after years of massive New Deal stimulus.
Let's look at the situation from a top-down view. During this statistical recovery from the 2009 bottom, real U.S. GDP growth averaged 2.4% at an annual rate, and of that, 0.7 percentage points came from inventories. Excluding inventories, otherwise known as "real final sales" average annual real GDP growth was 1.7%, on average — is the weakest post-recession recovery on record. This despite a 10% deficit-to-GDP ratio, a government debt-to-GDP ratio rapidly heading to 100%, a near zero Fed funds rate, record low mortgage rates, an unprecedented tripling in the size of the Fed balance sheet, shifting accounting rules to help rejuvenate profit growth in the financial sector, cheap and easy FHA financing to virtually anyone who wants to buy a home, relentless government pressure on banks to modify defaulted loans and bailout stimulus galore.
Well, what's past is past. Where are we going? It's pretty clear from the manufacturing components of the last payroll report and the latest ISM index that the inventory cycle is either reaching its peak or it already has.
We can see from the latest auto sales report and auto buying plans in the confidence surveys that the bolstering economic impact from the revival in the motor vehicle sector has run its course.
As for housing, sales and mortgage purchase applications are still languishing despite mortgage rates at record low levels and this also attests to the degree of excessive demand from the prior bubble that is still being worked off. Moreover, commercial construction is beset by high and still-rising vacancy rates in the office and shopping centre space.
It would be nice to see an export boom but the overseas economies, to varying extents, are feeling the effects of last year's tightening in monetary policy (emerging Asia) or the current tightening in fiscal policy (submerging Europe). And, although the U.S. consumer is not exactly rolling over, spending fatigue seems to be setting in, along with a natural rise in the personal savings rate.
Perhaps U.S. capital spending will be a lynchpin, but at only 7% of GDP, it will contribute a handful of basis points to headline growth.
Then we come to the near-20% chunk of the U.S. economy, the government sector. Two-thirds of that comes from the beleaguered state and local government sectors, which are in a full-fledged retrenchment mode as it cuts services, raises taxes, and lays off civil servants to the tune of 10,000 month in and month out, to reverse the flow of red budgetary ink.
After contributing about one percentage point annually to OECD growth over the past three years, fiscal policy in the industrialized world is set to subtract the same amount in the coming year. In a world of small numbers, that's pretty big.
In the U.S., the fiscal withdrawal will be closer to four percentage points of GDP next year, unless more cans are kicked down the road after the November election. So, if the peak of inventory contribution is behind us, and all we have left is a baseline growth trend in real final sales of less than 2%, then economic contraction next year becomes a very distinct possibility. Besides, for any president, new or incumbent, it makes perfect sense to get the bad news out of the way in year-one of the election cycle than year four.
How the Gluskin Sheff strategist makes sense of it all:
What we have on our hands right now is a recovery built of straw instead of bricks. An economic expansion and bull market built on rampant expansion of the Fed and Federal governments' balance sheet is neither sustainable nor desirable. I am convinced that we will, before long, be replaying something along the lines of the reversal of the tech mania and the reversal of the housing mania, which were equally unsustainable.
Most importantly, Rosie's take on the student debt bubble.
The Next Credit Bubble
Could well be in student debt, where outstanding loans surged $117 billion last year to over $1 trillion. More than 80% of 18-24 year olds that have taken out college loans still have a balance and 30% have more than 20% owing. This overhang has far-reaching implications beyond Sallie Mae's balance sheet — it is also a reason why the young first-time homebuyer is notably absent from the real estate market and why this may well remain the case for some time to come as this key demand group works off the mountain of student debt before applying for a mortgage loan. For a sense of how this student loan saga is unfolding, also have a look at Trying to Shed Student Debt on page A3 of the weekend WSJ — as the deleveraging cycle is about to take on an entirely new deflationary dimension.
The lack of demand from the traditional first-time homebuyer group (the U.S. real estate market is really getting most of its underpinnings from investors buying up distressed units to then rent out) is compounding the inventory overhang that is, in turn, maintaining downward pressure on home prices in the vast majority of markets.
Take a look at page A2 of today's WSJ (Housing Ends Slide but Faces a Long Bottom): banks still own 450,000 foreclosed properties, there are another 2 million units right now in the foreclosure process and there are an additional 1.7 million homes in some form of delinquency. This means total supply (actual and potential) of over 4 million units and that does not include the near-record 3.6 million vacant units being held off the market for "unspecified reasons". This means a total vacancy rate in the owner-occupied sector of between 5% and 10% which is huge excess supply and likely a dead-weight drag on housing values for some to come, even if demand does manage to soon outstrip depleted rates of new construction.
Source: Gluskin Sheff
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Exactly, and largely manufactured by scumbag politicians and snot nosed socialist brats. Those who can, do. Those who can't, vote for a living.
No loan forgiveness for homeowners who actaully vote so I doubt it but you never know!!!
they'll just lower the interest and tell everyone it's a big win so the sheep goes and works it off for 30 years and rents a shithole
or just lives with grandparents on SS and helps them carry the groceries in.. you would think this could all lead to some real positive change in social behavior with so many people having free time to be creative and inspiring but nah.. they'll just be glued to the tv and internet
But but... Krugman said inflation creates jobs right?
I know! I'm as confused as you are.....
Remember, some will argue that there is no such a thing as inflation...but only currency devaluation. If a currency is being devalued, it is lowering the real cost of labor when mega corps are fixing labor costs or keeping labor costs below currency counterfeiting/devaluation/inverse inflation rates. So, if you can lower the real cost of labor, in some cases it will stimulate hiring, but only because all workers are losing real income collectively as real prices are increasing.
Winners: First spenders of counterfeit monies (Fed, Banking Industry, Government, Mega Corps)
Losers: Everyone else.
Yes. Enron
There's nowhere for the money to go. All of the bad economic data and no market sell off. Why sell euqities and commodities to go into bonds when bonds yields are this rediculously low?
People who took out the loans must repay them.
Spending it while binchdrinking and 4 years later wondering how to repay it is just a bummer.
Why not go to work for 4 years, save AND THAN GO TO COLLEGE?
In our budding fascist/neo-feudal state, we should send all indebted students to work 4 years in the Alberta tar sands or fracking in North Dakota. There. FIxed it.
How is that facist? They borrowed money and now are unwillimg to take a job to repay it. Their are great jobs in the Bakken, Tar Sands, Marcellus, offshore, in the Middle East and in Truck Driving. If we had a populace WILLIMG TO DO REAL WORK FOR REAL PAY we wouldnt have a lot of the problems we do? Go work a job thats not your dream job because you want to pay your way and pay what you owe. Sounds like the great pre- Great Society work ethis that built this nation.
Im not saying we round them up and force them to go at gun point, but with out 99 weeks of unemployment paymrnts, food stamps, unearned income tax rebates and debt forgiveness - youd be surprised how much more mobile labor will become. We are paying people not to work and wonder why unemployment is so high.
Himt it started coming down the minite we reduced the number of weeks you could collect unemployment checks
Oh I was saying force them. We would provide food and rent stamps, redeemable at the company store of course. But not for underarm deodorant or hemorrhoid cream
By the time one does aas you suggest, SD, the cost has moved faster than one can save for it, so the inclination is to get in now for a degree. After all, the non degree jobs have gone overseas, and one's purchasing power from the jobs that remain is yick, so why not get a degree?
Yes I'm starting to fall into the anti-college camp myself. What convinced me is the story of TAYLOR WILSON. At the age of 14 he built a nuclear fusion reactor in his garage and then used that to build a medical isotope machine that will save the lives of cancer patients. What were the college people doing during this time? What did the billion-dollar labs produce?
You can't cure cancer, they make too much money from treating it.
that makes so much more sense and I think everyone would be happier and better-adjusted
Sadly, I'm having trouble reading anything at ZH these days as I'm starting to get banner ads for "CougarLife.com", which is perhaps ironically juxtaposed against ads on the same page screaming "DATE 50+ SINGLES!". Sigh.
Time to make that appointment with the eye doctor? The AARP can find you a local one at a great discount. ;)
Mine says 18 year old Asian chicks...
I guess our profiles are a bit different...
I keep getting the Michelle Obama ad selling Barak Obama for President :(
And a woman with a white blood stained t-shirt saying "I'm OK". It's almost comical to see what you get...kind of like forturne cookies
I'd like to get one of Michelle in the white T-shirt and it says "I'm not OK"
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Forgot all about that! Works like a charm.
Done and done. Thanks, rack.
Do direct contributions to such sites mitigate the devastation?
I would think that a direct donation of twenty bucks each year would exceed the potential ad revenue from my visits, although I concede that I don't know enough about online advertising rates to be sure.
I'd much rather support the site with direct contributions, as I find advertisements with any kind of motion, animation, or "active content" exceptionally distracting and annoying.
Well, that's a good point.
Got a tip-jar I can hit instead? I'd happily contirbute.
EDIT: Oh, never mind. That "donate" link at the top of the page seems to work just fine. Kicked-in $25 - that should be good for a month or two!
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Tyler: maybe... you could block access to Zerohedge if people are blocking ads, unless they pay a subscription fee?
ie, one either pays for access by allowing ads, or one pays directly. No free lunches - I mean, isn't that pretty much our philosophy 'round here?
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The student loan disbursement process is yet another transfer of money from the government to fund personal consumption. I see it all the time. Student takes out the maximum amount of money for the year, shows up to 3 classes, then dissappears.
8 weeks later, the student drops all classes, and is allowed to withdraw, thus keeping the money, and not affecting their grade point average.
Rinse and repeat the next semester. This money isn't being used for college expenses. It's being used to pay rent, gas, and to buy a stinkin' iPad.
Welcome to ponzinomics 101. A University's financial aid office's job is to keep the ponzi scheme going, getting the student to sign on the dotted line, with a wink and nod from the Registrar's office.
It's a total ponzi scheme.
It may be of much more educational benefit for the "students" to learn fraud and manipulation at the earliest age possible, thus, making them more ready for the US non-labor force.
"Citibank, Discover Bank and The Student Loan Corporation are tricking former students into believing that their monthly payments have been cut when in fact only the payment toward principal has been lowered, generating greater interest income for the banks over the longer life of the loan, according to a federal class action."
So when they graduate they are not only deeply in debt but they are still stupid. Double rip off.
+1 for the belly laugh
I don't think people who don't understand every clause of the contract for student loans should be given student loans. But then, the bankers wouldn't have any clients because they don't like to lend to people who understand the documents.
Financial Aid Eligibility should, in all cases be tied directly to a schools performance rating in placing graduate into jobs, within their "field of study" or "degree/major". All degrees not achieving performance minimums for placement become ineligible for student loan dollars for excluded degree programs. No more loans for Home Economic majors or photography or hospitality if these schools are not placing students in jobs in their degree field.
This will shut down 80% of the student loan business...which is exactly why it will never happen.
and big bad bama got their vote. it's pretty funny. so, here look at this. apple pays no corporate taxes. google pays no corporate taxes. i'm old. i wish apple and google would go away. i pay taxes. big bad bama lends students money. lots of it. they get the cash, cash out, buy toys, play google, play apple. loan goes bad. who pays. me. nice. i like it. who get the vote? big bad bama. who loves paying no taxes and getting big bad bama to go after them? apple, google. anybody seen jon corzine lately?
the "second leg down" will be "for Europe, Japan and China." The "evil Chairsatan" has called this one just right...in response to Zero Hedge criticism i might add. And "i hear they were watching in addition to listening" as well.
US home ownership is back to the 1997 level.
" It will be lower by 2017. It will be lower by 2020 ".......says PIMCO's mortgage bond boss.
I'm scared that the bursting of the Student Loan Bubble will mean a future exodus of our brightest young minds out of the US.
The bright ones may leave because they're bright, but not due to financing -- they're capable of working or getting non-gov't grants because of being bright. The bursting of the loan bubble is going to take the party kids out of school and put them on the street, though. Their job prospects weren't great to begin with, and will just get worse.
I'm far more concerned with young people having no upward options -- no school, no job -- getting disaffected and either turning to crime or getting pissed off and doing something about it. This is the exact time you'd start seeing drafts for internal security forces and/or another very large manufactured war. I can't help but wonder if the US and China wouldn't mind burning off a chunk of their younger male population for a few years fighting each other.
It won't be just the "party" animals that are going to get pepper sprayed by the new reality. Only the genetically superior are going to dodge this, and even a few of them are going to get caught up in this tsunami.


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Meyers snapped his briefcase shut and nodded once firmly, well satisfied with the completion of yet another day's work. He donned his fedora, nodded good evening to the receptionist, nodded good evening to Eddie, the elevator boy, and nodded farewell to Harwell, the guard stationed in the lobby. He passed through the revolving door and turned right in his usual manner, in pursuit of a single martini at Bellico's before heading home. Partwell, the cop, tapped his cap with his nightstick as Meyers passed by. Meyers nodded. He paused beneath the blue pulsing neon sign of Bellico's, pushed the dark door open, and entered. Shocked, he stood stock still. There, at the green glow bar, his usual seat was occupied. Meyers, grief stricken, slumped to the floor weeping.
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The patron, though taken somewhat aback, complied.
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Open daily, 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Museum Tavern was the result of the mother of all bar crawls. The brainwave hit brothers Kyle and Glen Kristenbrun during a tour of bars across the U.S. Inspired by locales such as The Breslin in New York's Ace Hotel, Chicago's Purple Pig and a few venues in San Francisco, the brothers decided to open their version of the quintessential American tavern north of the border. But it's not as if the Kristenbruns were jumping into the unknown: They already own the Over Easy restaurant downstairs and their father, former Toronto Argonaut Tom Kristenbrun, owned the El Mocambo and the now-closed French restaurant to the stars Bistro 990. Dad noted the brothers' pitch sounded a lot like his former Bloor West landmark Bemelmans and supplied them with a few antique knick-knacks for the space. So, in early July, Museum Tavern opened its doors with a list of new and classic cocktails and spins on all-American dishes.
The vibe: Museum Tavern hearkens back to a time when not wearing a fedora was considered tantamount to public nudity and gentlemen still held the door open for a dame (you still should, actually). An antique cash register sits atop a long marble table inside the brown-and-burgundy dining room, flanked by black stone statues of deer. There's a touch of the 1970s, too, thanks to the signed poster of the Rolling Stones' famous '77 gig at the Elmo (one signature notes "Ronnie Wood was ere"). The enclosed patio is the place to be on a bright day, as it affords a second-floor panorama of Bloor St. W. right outside the Royal Ontario Museum. Kyle vows to keep it open as long as the weather permits.
The Drinks: Bar manager Moses McIntee, formerly of Lucid, was given free reign. The extensive collection of spirits, especially the more than 40 single-malt whiskies, is a sight to behold. "Pretty gangster, huh?" notes McIntee, adding he plans on stocking more than 100 of them in the near future in his mission to make Museum Tavern a destination for cocktail nerds. In the meantime, enjoy original $12 creations such as the Watermelon Collins (Bombay Sapphire gin, watermelon, basil, lemon and pink-pepper and aloe syrup) and the French Tonic (Cointreau, Jerry Thomas decanter bitters, falernum, tonic and lime). Oak-aged classics include Manhattans, Negronis, Old Fashioneds, Sazeracs and Remember the Maine (Alberta Springs 10 rye, sweet vermouth and angostura bitters).
The Food: Executive chef Stephen Gouzopoulos' top selections, according to Kyle, include shareables such as the Stuffed Chicken Wings (with bacon, blue cheese and hot sauce, $16) and Duck Buns (with green onions, hoisin and Sriracha, $12). Torpedoes (mini-submarine sandwiches) such as the Turkey Confit (with pork belly, gruyere, tomatoes and lemon mayonnaise, $15) rank among the top mains.
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France Télévisions this month inked a deal with French telco Orange that will allow the latter's subscribers to view France Télévisions Group programming from their mobile phones and PCs.
The deal adds new programming to Orange's "rewind TV" service, which provides free on-demand access to programming from various French broadcasters. Viewers will be able to access content from the France 2, France 3, France 4, France 5 and France Ô television channels, either on their regular TV sets, their PCs or their mobile phones. Talk shows and entertainment programs will be available for seven days from the first broadcast, while soaps, series and documentaries can be accessed seven to 30 days after their premieres.
Orange will begin offering France Télévisions programming at the end of the year.
For more information, visit www.orange.com.
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