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text: Delbosco, Domenico Fractional calculus and function spaces. (English) Zbl 0829.46018 J. Fractional Calc. 6, 45-53 (1994). Summary: Using classical fractional calculus we introduce two classes of function spaces, which result to be Banach spaces. In particular we prove a compactness theorem of immersion between them and we show an application to a class of nonlinear fractional differential equations. Cited in 20 Documents MSC:46E35Sobolev spaces and other spaces of "smooth" functions, embedding theorems, trace theorems26A33Fractional derivatives and integrals (real functions)Keywords:fractional primitive; fractional derivative; fractional calculus; compactness theorem; immersion; nonlinear fractional differential equations BibTeX


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Iron Man 3: Meet Ty Simpkins - Robert Downey Jr.'s Co-Star and Biggest Fan!Sunny Chanel
Meet Ty Simpkins, the youngest cast member starring in the blockbuster Iron Man 3! The 11-year-old actor plays Harley Keener, a small town boy who befriends Tony Stark during the newest installment of the uber-popular Marvel series. Ty met with a whole room full of moms who asked him all about his role, how he got his job and how awesome it was to work with the one and only Robert Downey Jr..
What's your favorite aspect of your character?
I think my favorite aspect of being my character is that I get to meet Tony Stark. But I'm similar to him. Because I'm a genius in the movie. And he's a genius in the movie, of course, more of a genius than my character.
Do you have a favorite hero?
Iron Man. I mean it– it's been my dream.
How does it feel to be working with Robert?
Oh, it's awesome. Like literally Robert Downey Jr. is my favorite person.
How did you get into acting?
So I've been acting since I was born. I was still in my mom's stomach when the people called and asked me to be on this– I think it was like at– it was either a TV show or a soap opera. I'm not sure. But they asked me, uh, they didn't ask me, they asked my mom. And she said I'm not born yet. Then they said we'll wait.
Would you recommend this career?
Well, it really just depends on opinion. But personally I would– I would suggest acting.
What was your biggest challenge during filming?
One line kept getting like annoying. And I had to say "retro-reflection panels". And it was really hard. And then once the day was over I knew how to say it. That happens a lot.
How do you find a healthy life balance?
Sometimes if we're still in LA on the breaks we'll still go back and go to school and stuff. And I'll see my friends a lot. And then we film. And I have a studio teacher to teach me unless I'm in summer.
Are your friends excited about you being in Iron Man?
A lot of them are.
What are some favorite non-acting activities?
I like to play baseball. I like to fence. Yeah. And I like to make Lego stop motion videos.
What's your next project?
So, I just finished Insidious 2. That comes out in September. And I'm really excited for this movie called Conversations with Andy. It's about a sixth grade kid who is having a tough time in his like– in his– with his family. Like they're getting a divorce and stuff. And then he meets Andy Warhol. And Andy helps him out and stuff. So I'm really excited for that.
Who are your biggest role models?
So there's Robert Downey Jr. Yeah. Chris Evans. Johnny Depp. And that's it.
Who would you love to work with?
Um, besides Robert Downey Jr., I would love to work with Chris Evans or Johnny Depp.
How should kids prepare for watching this film?
Oh, well, I haven't seen the movie yet either (he said before the big premiere). It's gonna be my first time seeing it. I did see the trailer. And there is blowing up stuff. You might just want to tell them (your kids) there is gonna be some like explosions. You just might want to be prepared for shocking things and stuff like that.
How did you react to getting the part?
I screamed yes. I was really excited. And I was at a cello class. And it kind of just made it even better, cello even better.
Who is your biggest supporter?
My biggest supporter? My mom.
What's your all time favorite movie?
My all time favorite movie? The Avengers.
What's your favorite way to pass time on set?
It depends. Like if I'm in summer I usually hang out with the studio teacher, like the one that was on this set was pretty awesome 'cause she had an iPad. And like she had like educational games. There was one really cool (one) called Oregon Trail. And that's just really awesome.
How did you get the part?
We got a call from my agent. And I was really excited. I'm like, oh, this is so cool. And then we went to the audition. But it was so top secret that we couldn't look at the script until we got to the audition. And but it was really easy 'cause it was only two scenes that were short. So, it was pretty easy.
Then we hadn't heard for a while. We got a callback. And I was like, "oh, okay, cool, cool. This is awesome. I can't believe I got a callback." So we went to the call back. The producers, the directors were. And we went through the scene only with one more scene. And that was a bit more difficult to learn because it was longer. It was a giant monologue– like a paragraph.
And then we hadn't heard for an even longer time. And then our agent said that we gotta get a chemistry read with Robert Downey Jr. and I was really excited for that. And then we flew out there. And then to North Carolina where we filmed the movie. And I was looking around. I was like "where is Robert Downey Jr.?"
And I couldn't find him. And they were just introducing me to everyone. And then there was a guy with a hat and glasses. And I just completely looked past him. And then the lady that was introducing me to everyone said. "and you know who this is." And the guy took off the hat and the glasses. And it was Robert Downey Jr.. I mean it was a really disguise. I don't know how I missed it.
Were you nervous when you met him?
He actually asked me that. And I said, no, I'm just really excited to meet him.
And their chemistry on the set? It was fantastic! You can see for yourself and go see Iron Man 3, in theaters now.


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Last night, The Village Voice released their annual Pazz & Jop poll, which ranks the best albums of 2011 as chosen by hundreds of critics. tUnE-YarDs' w h o k i l l had the distinction of winning the top honors (while Shabazz Palaces clocked in a respectable 10th). The release of Pazz & Jop means we can finally put a nail in the coffin of 2011 and dispense with the end-of-year list-making for good, or at least until December rolls around. But all this talk of last year's favorites got us thinking-- what local albums are we most looking forward to hearing this year? In no particular order:
Perfume Genius, Put Your Back N 2 It (2/21, Matador)
When his debut album, 2010's Learning, came out, much ink was spilled on Mike Hadreas' harrowing tale of rehab and near self-destruction. The album that came out of his experiences was whisper-soft, sensitive, and a bit insular. "Though Learning's voyeuristic window into Hadreas's experiences resonated intensely with many people, his new album... is much more universal," assures his label, going on to explain that the new release deals with " intimacy, power, family, secrecy, and hope." Matador also states that Put Your Back N 2 It has a much more full, lush sound than Learning's spare instrumentation. For an in-depth look at the new album, head to Matador's site, where Hadreas explains each song in detail.
Deep Sea Diver, TBA, (2/24, self-released)
Matt Wignall
Jessica Dobson and co. follow up 2009's New Caves EP with their first full-length. The current-Shins-and-former-Beck guitarist has returned to the Deep Sea Diver moniker for the album (she played for a time under her own name), which is yet to be titled. The release will be celebrated on February 24th at Columbia City Theater. Brush up on your DSD by reading Erin's great interview with Dobson and her husband/bandmate Peter Mansen from last year, and (I never say this) heading to their MySpace to listen to the delightfully skewed pop of the aforementioned EP.
Lemolo, TBA
The debut full-length from Kendra Cox and Meagan Grandall has been a long time coming-- when we profiled them last April, it was still just a glimmer in their eyes. But the dreamy duo has come a ways since then, and their upcoming full-length is one of the local releases we're most anxious to finally hear. In the meantime, you can listen to two (old, great) tracks at Bandcamp.
Damien Jurado, Maraqopa (2/21, Secretly Canadian)
Laura Musselman
As we discussed last week, this will be the local album to beat in 2012. Jurado's songwriting achieves new heights with every release, so the anticipation for this record is almost unbearable to the serious DJ fan. His second album with producer Richard Swift, Maraqopa explores a new, psychedelic direction while still staying true to Jurado's signature style. Hear first single "Nothing is the News" (and read Eric's track review) here.
Yuni in Taxco, TBA
The prolific experimental pop quintet released two albums last year-- the planned third is due to arrive soon. I'm a big fan of their previous efforts, which mix psych, surf, and African influences for a unique sound you won't hear anywhere else in Seattle (and which you can listen to on their Bandcamp) and this new one is sure to delight equally.
With zero details on this album save the knowledge they've been in the studio, I don't know what the gentlemen of Pickwick have up their sleeves for 2012. But after reflecting on their achievements in 2011-- their self-released Myths EP clocked in at #9 on the KEXP listener-voted poll for the year's best album and #10 on Sonic Boom's list of 100 bestsellers, they were championed by Sound on the Sound, NPR, and The Stranger, and they sold out venues across town from the Croc to the Neptune-- it's safe to say this will be a highly-anticipated doozy of a record.
Grynch, Perspective, (3/2, self-released)
"The King of Ballard" announced yesterday via Twitter that his new album, titled Perspective, will be out March 2nd, and the release show will happen the same night at Neumos with The Bar (Bambu and Blue Scholars' Prometheus Brown), Chev, and DJ Swervewon.
Earth, Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II (2/14, Southern Lord)
The long-running, prolific, and generally amazing drone metal legends celebrate the release of their latest full-length at the Highline on February 25th. You can get a taste of the new disc (the follow-up to last year's Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light I) over at the Spin website.
Fleet Foxes side projects
Yesterday, Sub Pop announced they had signed Poor Moon, the new project of Christian Wargo and Casey Wescott (both of Fleet Foxes and Crystal Skulls) and brothers Ian and Peter Murray (The Christmas Cards). Meanwhile, Fleet Foxes drummer J. Tillman is also rumored to have signed to the label under the name Father John Misty. His first album under the new name (he's released many excellent solo records under his own), Fear Fun, is allegedly due May 1st. It's up in the air as to which one we'll still be talking about next year, but for now we're excited for the prospect of both releases.
Absolute Monarchs, TBA
The other project of My Goodness' Joel Schneider is the sonic opposite of that band's radio-ready garage. Absolute Monarchs' sound is meaner, harder, and tailor-made to revive the adjective "skronky." Look for their debut full-length, out soon on Seattle's newest label to specialize in all things heavy, Good To Die Records.
Other people we hope release new music this year: Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band, Say Hi, Robin Pecknold, Kaylee Cole, Hey Marseilles, Ruler
What album are you most excited for in 2012? Add it in the comments!


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Skip to comments.Sodomy, the new jihadi training method?
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Technically, islam condemns homosexuality. However, islam only considers the "receiver" homosexual. The male buggering the other male is not considered homosexual.
It gets even crazier. If the male getting buggered hasn't reached puberty, he's not considered homosexual. It has something to do with the fact that he's not yet old enough to grow facial hair.
These people make scientologists look sane.
If youd like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
Dedication... or enjoyment?
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Sunday, 6 April 2008
Personal Trainer.........do I dare?!
To cut a long story short, I have been put in touch with a personal trainer who operates in the local area.
I have had her details for over a year. And I have also been looking at her brochure for that long.
The lady who owns my local post office has used her (and raves about her) and has lost nearly 50kg!
So anyway, I eventually plucked up courage to call the trainer, who is called Lynda, to get all the details, just to see if would be practical in terms of times of sessions etc. And also to get the "vibe".
Call me picky, but I do not want to be running around Foxfield Oval with a bunch of size 10 women who are "struggling" to get to a size 8.
But.......Lynda was really reassuring! What an enchanting woman she has been so far, just on the telephone!
(I ran it by the lovely husband and he was incredibly positive about it......bless him.)
Lynda's sessions are arranged via 20 group sessions of 2.5 hours, every Tuesday night at 7pm.
I have filled in my forms, arranged to meet her for a one on one session to get myself appraised next week.
Am I mad?! I think so!
But I am feeling very excited about it............
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Wrestling Forum : WWE, TNA, Indy Wrestling, Lucha Underground, Women of Wrestling Forums (http://www.wrestlingforum.com/forumindex.php)
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*SPOLIER!* Rumble Winner Accidentally Revealed?
Not too sure if this has yet been posted, apologies if it has.
Was just linked this from a friend, and now really regret reading it.
The image is apparently leaked text from the Rumble 2013 DVD/BluRay case.
The ending clause basically reveals the winner. JOHN CENA.
As mentioned this could be written wrong, or it could be fake?
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It's gotta be fake. There's no way they would let it leak so carelessly. I can only think of a handful of leaks that actually came true before and I'm sure they've learnt from their mistakes in the past
Re: *SPOLIER!* Rumble Winner Accidentally Revealed?
Scarily though, it does make sense with all this Cena stuff.
Peoples predictions and fears, may after all, be true!
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This was posted like a week or so ago in the WWE PPV section.
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Columbus Indiana Philharmonic string students will perform a holiday concert at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 10 in the North High School auditorium.
The philharmonic offers strings classes to more than 160 Bartholomew County children in nearly a dozen elementary schools. Students play violin, viola or cello.
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WWE mentions Hiroshi Hase
Through their official website, WWE published an article on Hiroshi Hase. It is noted that the legendary performer was just recently appointed as the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan. Since he was trained by Stu Hart, the company also had Natalya giving a quick speech about how close he was to her family. Hase is one of the foreign candidates to be inducted into the hall of fame.
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The Secret of the Seven Sisters
On August 28, 1928, in the Scottish highlands, began the secret story of oil and the seven sisters (the largest oil companies):
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Personally, I'd have just stabbed the manic depressive little focka.
This really made me laugh! Is it possible to buy this on a t-shirt? : )
I'm with charlie brown on this one...rainbows: KILL THEM WITH FIRE
Hahahahaha! Boy is so unlucky that he may turn a rainbow into a storm!
At least it isn't clothes.
Good thoughts Baby Unicorn.. nice try
perhaps baby unicorn should have tried giving him a football?...
I so love this
that's because charlie is a blockhead.
WHA~T?? XD I love your thingies so much X3
is that why he only dresses in yellow and black? he is afraid of multicoloration?
I love how random and cute your drawings are :3
Love it! Poor Charlie Brown...
Aw rats!
Charlie Brown is Scout from TF2?
Now I know what "lmfao" really means...
Pegasus control the weather
Baby unicorn should research his 'customers' better
Yeah, well Charlie Brown is a bitch.
aww cute
X'D this will be my phone sig from now on....
it's okay, Charlie Brown. Scout hates rainbows too. xD
Haha...Charlie's expression is pricless!
XD nice
I like rainbows.
Good grief...
Fuck charlie brown. Rainbows are the bomb.
what's about..
skittles snowing..?
skittles snowing..?
Oh Good Grief!
Nice comic!
Nice comic!
owww a unfortunate gifts we love them all
this is so cute in a sad way X'D loollll
geez, what crawled up his ass and died? lol
Poor Charlie...he should have a better appreciation for Baby Unicorn.
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April 22, 2013
Camp Zama, Japan, volunteer recognition ceremony
U.S. Army Garrison Japan, with support from the Army Community Service, announced the youth and adult Outstanding Volunteers of the Year. There were 14 nominees. BC
Camp Zama's annual volunteer recognition ceremony was hosted by U.S. Army Garrison Japan, with support from Army Community Service, at the Camp Zama Community Club. During the ceremony, both the youth and adult Outstanding Volunteers of the Year were announced from among 14 nominees. Additionally, the adult Merited Volunteer of the Year and Honored Volunteer of the Year were announced to kick off National Volunteer Week at Camp Zama.
Interview: Crystal Ryan, Outstanding Volunteer of the Year
Interview: Lorenzo Cardenas, Youth Outstanding Volunteer of the Year
The criteria for selecting the installation volunteer of the year is based on the number of hours the nominees volunteered in the previous twelve months, along with how their volunteer contributions impacted and enhanced both the Camp Zama community and the host nation of Japan.
Interview: Yolanda Hingel, Community Life Officer, ACS
More than 300 community members participated in the ceremony to recognize and celebrate the volunteers whose efforts contributed to making the Camp Zama community a better place.
Interview: Yolanda Hingel, Community Life Officer, ACS
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Richard Fincher was the son of Johnathan Fincher and Jane Bushy of Chester Co. S.C. (Johnathan son of John son of Francis)
Richard m Ann Forbeus July 2, 1772 Guilford Co. N.C
Their son was Jesse Fincher
Elias Fincher's wife was Mariann West dau of John and Obedience "Bridget" West of Greenville, S.C.
1880 Census - Kaufman Co. - Texas
John W. Fincher 37 Ga. Ga. Tenn
Emily Jane 35 N.C. N.C. N.C.
Charley d. 14 Ga. Ga. "
Georgia d. 12 " " "
William 10 " " "
Robert A. 8 Ark " "
Paul 5 Ga. " "
Floyd 1 Tex " "
Another child, Addie Nora was born 9 Feb. 1887 in Corsicana, Navaroo Co. Tex.
I can find no record, yet, of Emily Fincher's death. Her grandson, Thomas Morley never saw her, and he was born in 1919.
John Wesley Fincher died in Slaton, Lubbuck Co. Tex. 6 June 1931. He is buried in Amarillo. He lived in Amarillo for a long time, I think.
Addie Nora Fincher married Edwin Morley, probably about 1914. Their third child, Thomas was born 27 July 1919 in Amarillo. Edwin Morley was born in Leeswood, Flint Co. Wales, 3 Feb. 1880, and died 31 May 1960 in Amarillo.
Addie Nora Morley died 4 March 1966 in Amarillo.
Thomas Arthur Morley married Doris Lorraine Long 24 July 1949 or 50.
Doris Lorraine Long born 24 July 1926, Hedley, Donlevy Co. Tex.
Her parants are John Arvel Long and Beatrice Bell.
Pamela Jane Morley, their second child, married my son, Kennth John Bennett, 8 April 1972.
Jesse Fincher aged 86 yrs. 2 mo. 6 dy
6 Mar 1775 - 22 May 1861
Tombstone at Corinth Church, Forsyth
County, Co. Ga. (formerly Samples, then
Williams family cemetery)
27 Dec. 1845 (Book H -468) Jesse Fincher Sr. deeded 7 town lots to:
David Hudgins of Ala.
Joseph Fincher H468, H469, I204,
Elias Fincher L148, L149, L175,
Elias Fincher, trustee for Jemima Calahan on pages above all
Nancy Tate deeded their share
Jesse Samples to William Fincher
William Fincher
Jesse Samples 25 Dec. 1808-25 Dec. 1867 Tombstones at Corinth
Phebe Samples 15 Sept. 1810- 5 Feb. 1901
Obituary for Phebe says nee Fincher, Dau of Jesse Fincher,
moved with her family from NC - North Ga. Bapt. 15 Feb. 1901
Elias Fincher
Marion West Fincher died 4 Aug. 1856 - buried Cumming - Tombstone
Elias and Mariann West named in will of John West of
Greenville, S.C. John West's wife was Bridget (Obedience).
(Greenville Bist. Probate Rec Apt 8 File 519)
one deed says Elias of Murray Co. Ga.
FINCHER family. A Press, Inc. has sent me a flyer advertising Fincher in the USA
1623-1900. I have not seen this book, but it does contain a section on Elias Fincher of Whit-
field County, Ga. which is apparently the same Elias Fincher who was here. Direct all questions
to A Press, Inc. P.O. Box 8796 Greenville, S.C., 29604.
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|Reactions Classified By Substrate → Small-Molecule Reactions
EC Number: 220.127.116.11
The direction shown, i.e. which substrates are on the left and right sides, is in accordance with the direction in which it was curated.
Mass balance status: The left side is missing: Peptides: 2 . The right side is missing: Proteins: 1 O: 1 H: 1
Enzyme Commission Primary Name: hypodermin C
Enzyme Commission Synonyms: Hypoderma collagenase
Taxonomic Range: Metazoa
Standard Gibbs Free Energy (ΔrG'° in kcal/mol): 36.144756 [Latendresse13]
Enzyme Commission Summary:
This enzyme catalyzes hydrolysis of proteins including native collagen at -|-Ala bond leaving an N-terminal (75%) and a C-terminal (25%) fragment.
From the larva of a warble fly, Hypoderma lineatum. Little action on small molecule substrates of trypsin, chymotrypsin, elastase or microbial collagenases. In peptidase family S1 (trypsin family).
Citations: [Lecroisey79, Lecroisey85, Lecroisey87]
Relationship Links: BRENDA:EC:184.108.40.206, ENZYME:EC:188.8.131.52, IUBMB-ExplorEnz:EC:22.214.171.124, UniProt:RELATED-TO:P08897
Latendresse13: Latendresse M. (2013). "Computing Gibbs Free Energy of Compounds and Reactions in MetaCyc."
Lecroisey79: Lecroisey A, Boulard C, Keil B (1979). "Chemical and enzymatic characterization of the collagenase from the insect Hypoderma lineatum." Eur J Biochem 101(2);385-93. PMID: 230030
Lecroisey85: Lecroisey A, Keil B (1985). "Specificity of the collagenase from the insect Hypoderma lineatum." Eur J Biochem 152(1);123-30. PMID: 2995028
Lecroisey87: Lecroisey A, Gilles AM, De Wolf A, Keil B (1987). "Complete amino acid sequence of the collagenase from the insect Hypoderma lineatum." J Biol Chem 262(16);7546-51. PMID: 3034899
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Few real estate bubbles swelled larger, and none burst louder,
than Las Vegas.
During the boom years - 1998 through 2006 - Las Vegas
residential real estate prices increased 150%. That's a 12%
average annual gain, well ahead of the norm.
Someone with impeccable timing could have turned a $100,000
home purchase in 1998 into a $248,000 home sale in
But who among us is so incredible? Few people actually time
the top and bottom of a market. And so the vast majority of Las
Vegas homeowners have also endured the post-2006 housing
Las Vegas was hit especially hard. Unemployment soared to
14.2%. And residential real estate was crushed. The home that
could have been sold for $248,000 in 2006 would have fetched
$94,000 five years later.
By late 2010, the media was rife with mournful essays penned
in apocalyptic language.
Business Insider
captured the mood at the time: "
No, there really isn't any way that the death of Las Vegas
can be avoided. Just like the U.S. economy as a whole, it is
inevitably doomed. The numbers don't lie.
I was in Las Vegas in 2010. It was bleak, but I could sense
opportunity. And so could a small cadre of contrarians.
A few months earlier,
Carl Icahn
had acquired the Fountainebleau Resort for $150 million after the
original developers had sunk more than $2 billion into the
project. He knew that prices eventually bottom and that markets
rebound. Today his Las Vegas investment is valued at $400
A couple locals I spoke with in 2010 were also cautiously
opportunistic. They suspected that the torrents of dreadful news
were signaling a bottom. And they were right. The Las Vegas
housing market has bounced back over the past 18 months.
Prices have been soaring. New and existing Las Vegas home
prices have jumped 37% and 33% in the last year. The median home
price for a Las Vegas home has risen to $175,000.
The final laggard - Las Vegas - is finally coming back. And
that tells me the national residential real estate market is also
well on the road to recovery.
Sales and price data from CoreLogic, Trulia, and Zillow show
local markets across the country appreciating quickly. The most
followed S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index recently posted
its largest year-over-year gain since March 2006. Prices are up
12.1% in the top 20 metropolitan areas.
A recovery for housing prices is good news for most Americans.
This - coupled with a stock market at record highs - provides a
wealth affect
that can encourage spending and economic activity.
But before jumping in with both feet, I want to advocate
caution. Whenever any investment appears to be a sure bet,
I get a little nervous.
The housing market seems to be far away from another bubble.
After all, new home construction of 950,000 units annually is
still far below the historical average of 1.5 million. Similarly,
"underwater" homeowners aren't putting their homes on the market.
And this is keeping inventory tight in many markets.
There are many reasons to believe home prices will continue to
rise this year and next. But investments in the sector have
already performed handsomely, reflecting the comeback.
For example, the
iShares Dow Jones US Home Construction ETF (
has more than doubled over the past two years.
Just like the last housing boom, buying at the top can be
disastrous. Whenever prices and valuations soar, I prefer
to stay away.
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LBO Multiples: The Latest Credit Bubble 2.0 Record
This week marked what we suspect will become an important inflection point when the world looks back at this debacle of a bubble. The Fed, having already warned in January of 'froth' in credit markets (and ths the fuel for 'hope' in stocks) proposed tougher underwriting standards for leveraged loans. Credit markets have underperformed since; but as Diapason Commodities' Sean Corrigan notes, the baleful impact of the central banks is still everywhere to be seen in the credit markets. From junk issuance to the rapid regrowth of the CDO business to the 'record' high multiples now being exchanged for LBOs; Central Banker's monomaniacal fixation on zero interest rates and artificial bond pricing is setting us up for the next, great disaster of misallocated capital and malinvested resources.
Any 'popping' of the credit bubble will be massively destructive to stocks - as we warned here, this is Carl iCahn's worst nightmare...
...But we have seen this "credit cycle end, equities ramp" before - in 2007 - where leverage (both firm-wise (debt/EBITDA) and instrument-wise (CDOs)) provided the extra oomph to send stocks higher on the back of credit fueled extrapolation of earnings trends.
(charts: Barclays)
In the end we know this is unsustainable - the question is when (in 2007 it last 10 months or so...).
We already see 30Y Apple bonds trading at 5% yields - admittedly low still but notably higher than when they issued previously. The Verizon deal recently now trades at around 5.7% yield and is considerably worse financially pro forma. Of course, just as in 2007, things change very quickly once collateral chains start to shrink.
Perhaps this is why Carl iCahn said the Apple CFO/CEO shunned him - iCahn's worst nightmare is simply the inability to proxy-LBO each and every firm...
Given these charts - which market do you think is in a bubble - equity or credit? Bear in mind that the Fed's Jeremy Stein has already made his case that the latter is a bubble for sure... and the fragility that reaching for yield creates...
But the signs of an even bigger bubble are clear...
Via Sean Corrigan of Diapason Commodities:
The Taper fiasco may have delivered a temporary fright, but this has not yet been sufficient to bring about a more lasting reappraisal. With junk yields having retraced half their 180bps spike ? and so reaching territory only ever undercut at the very height of the wild enthusiasm of the first half of this year—and with the CDX index pretty much back to its post?Crisis best, it can only be a matter of time before issuance volumes swell once more.
Even with the last few months' abatement, this has hardly been a market in dearth, as you can see from a sampling of the comments made by Thomson Reuters in its review of the third quarter:?
The volume of global high yield corporate debt reached US$350.2 billion during the first nine months of 2013, a 27% increase compared to the first nine months of 2012 and the strongest first three quarters for high yield debt activity since records began in 1980... Issuance from European issuers more than doubled compared to the same time last year.
Nor was the gold rush restricted to bonds, per se:?
Overall Syndicated lending in the Americas… increased 34.9% from the same period in 2012, with proceeds reaching US$1.8 trillion… Leveraged lending in the United States increased markedly from the first nine months of 2012, totalling US$894.8 billion... representing an 81.5% increase in proceeds.
And, to add to the thrills—They?y?y'r?r?e Back! Yes, CDOs and CLOs are enjoying a renewed vogue just five short years after they played a key role in blowing up the world's financial system:?
Global asset?backed securities totalled US$251.3 billion during the first nine months of 2013, a 7% increase compared to the same time last year and the best annual start for global ABS since 2007. Collateralized debt and loan obligations totalled US$62.3 billion during the first nine months, more than double issuance during the first nine months of 2012. CDO and CLO volume accounted for one quarter of ABS [volume].
As the good folks at PitchBook also pointed out, this was no time to be sitting on the sidelines in the LBO world, either:?
Corporations' appetite to utilize cheap debt manifested itself in an average leverage ratio of 61.8%... a postfinancial?crisis high (2007 was 67.6%). Another important development has been the rapid increase in valuation?to?EBITDA multiples for buyout deals, which hit a decade high of 10.7x in 2013.
In a summation which perfectly encapsulates how the CBs' monomaniacal fixation on zero interest rates and artificial bond pricing is setting us up for the next, great disaster of misallocated capital and malinvested resources, one Margaret Shanley, a principal at Cohn?Reznick, opined that:?
"...it is no surprise that valuations have remained at robust levels this year, several factors are at play supporting the increase—high demand and low supply for quality deals and easy access to debt with historically low pricing..."
? the first two features being a direct consequence of a set of policies expressly fashioned to bring about the last one cited, one hastens to add.
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Remember when Carl Icon was in bed with Lee Iacocca on that 80's Chrysler deal?
I do... NO BUYOUT, IACOCCA `HEIR' DECLARES PAWNING WOULDN'T BE PRACTICAL OR HUMAN, CHRYSLER'S NO. 2 MAN SAYS | Deseret News
He has a thing for heavily-indebted pieces of shit.
+1 Cunny. I wasn't picking on the person specifically. I was picking on the dog that carries the fleas.
Pieces of shit just never seem to get burried deep enough. Have a look at this chart.
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Scumbag sociopaths will always be scumbag sociopaths. Carl Icon was a bottom feeder in the 80's. Now he's just a mainstream(soon to be) octogenarian pussy!
Thanks to the worthless wasteland of federal reserve policies...
It's a great pity, YC.
I'd support the politically-incorrect reincarnation of Andrew Jackson any day.
It looks like Citibank is going to be issuing more credit cards. Will investors actually buy this junk, especially after having years where their losses were 10% and greater? Their pool went from $69 billion in 2010 to $39 billion now. Sounds like a safe investment. /s Or are they just going to use these to turn the receivables into an asset on their books so that they may rehypothecate? Either way, there are several other prospectuses on the EDGAR search page, so it is going to be a lot more than the $700 mil for their A6 notes.
Citibank Credit Card Issuance Trust
Issuing Entity
$700,000,000 1.32% Class 2013-A6 Notes of September 2016
(Legal Maturity Date September 2018)
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well at least we know who is buying (and who is selling) the shittiest tranches (again)
The mediums might change, but History always repeats BUZZ. That's why we're mortal. ;-)
The Fed, and they're not as stupid as we think they are, is damned and determined to destroy the markets as we knew them, or thought we did. Why? What's in it for them?
I always knew that piece of shit NoDebt was a schill!
Steve Schwartzman when he took Blackstone public was one of the great calls of "market tops" ever. In fact i remember that last good Anchor on CNBC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Haines commenting to said effect "back when it was okay to have doubts" instead of "hog wild lunatic fringe or else." In any case i think these companies are too huge to LBO now. In fact here's one of the "classic's": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_Future_Holdings good luck LBO'ing anything given this debacle. plus you'd have to be nuts to do it anyways. the companies themselves are issuing the debt...some at ridiculously low rates...if I were a KSU or a GWR that's exactly what i would do actually. same goes for Amazon actually. why not raise...20 billion..."for corporate purposes"?
Supposed it might be the right time to reignite the obvious thought provoking crisis in a poetic form.
Some will understand, while others will continue to see the system as a singular paradigm.


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(BAC - Get Report), Morgan Stanley (MS - Get Report), Citigroup (C ) and Goldman Sachs (GS - Get Report), as the banks have disclosed. "What we've seen with the largest banks, and U.S. banks in particular, is that their liquidity profile has improved after the crisis," said Joo-Yung Lee, the head of Fitch Ratings' North American financial institutions team, of the prospective ratings cuts, in a March 27 interview ."In blunt terms, in our view, Moody's just doesn't think it is as good an industry as they did in the past," wrote Schorr of Nomura in March, who says the industry average rating could fall to "Baa." Four years ago, few on Wall Street would have said banks couldn't survive such ratings. Now, with transformed balance sheets and new funding sources, known as liquidity, ratings cuts may be a headwind for profitability but not a deathblow. "Capital markets firms are confronting evolving challenges, such as more fragile funding conditions, wider credit spreads, increased regulatory burdens and more difficult operating conditions," said Moody's in February when announcing its ratings review. Currently, Standard & Poor's and Fitch have yet to cut U.S. bank ratings, since a series of downgrades in the second half of 2012. If all cuts under review by Moody's were made and matched Standard & Poor's and Fitch, [they currently hold higher ratings and a more positive outlook on average] JPMorgan's "fortress balance" sheet would be an industry leader at A2, a not so prestigious rating. For more on bank stocks, see Bank of America was a ratings cut loser and what Warren Buffett knows about bank investing that you don't. -- Written by Antoine Gara in New York.A set of possible multi-notch downgrades may not drive banks into a capital spiral, even if they were met by similar moves at ratings agencies Standard & Poor's and Fitch, which could cost roughly a combined $20 billion for JPMorgan, Bank of America
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The thirtieth anniversary edition of the Disarmament Yearbook was produced under the overall direction of the Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs, Nobuaki Tanaka, as well as the Director of the Department, Hannelore Hoppe.
Many thanks go to the following writers and contributors from the relevant units of the Department: Kerstin Bihlmaier, Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack, Thomas Markram, Myrna Peña, Curtis Raynold, Nikolai Rogosaroff, Fiona Simpson and Åsa Theander (Weapons of Mass Destruction Branch); Daiana Cipollone, Antonio Evora, Nazir Kamal, Tak Mashiko, Hideki Matsuno, Pamela Maponga and Carolin Thielking (Conventional Arms Branch); Michael Cassandra, Gary De Rosa and Predrag Vasic (Monitoring, Database and Information Branch); Tim Caughley, Richard Lennane, Valère Mantels, Piers Millet, Bantan Nugroho, Peter Kolarov and Jerzy Zaleski (Geneva Branch); Tamara Malinova, Agnès Marcaillou, Diouf Ibrahima and Xiayou Wang (Regional Disarmament Branch); Amanda Cowl, Péricles Gasparini Alves and Giuliana Vila (Lima Centre); Tsutomu Ishiguri and Soo-Hyun Kim (Kathmandu Centre); Ivor Fung and Thierry Zang-Azeme (Lomé Centre); and Randy Rydell (Office of the USG). Peter Crail of the Centre for Nonproliferation Studies of the Monterey Institute of International Studies was also actively involved in preparing various sections of the Yearbook.
Special thanks go to the core team members: Joanna Panepinto for written contributions, research assistance and language editing and Elizabeth Scaffidi for desktop publishing and web conversion.
Special mention should be made of Xiayou Wang who toiled as the Editor/Coordinator of the Yearbook for the past four and half years and Joanna Panepinto (research assistance/language editing since 2001) who will be retiring at the end of the year.


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This post is an excerpt from "Connection Culture" (April 2015, Association for Talent Development) by Michael Lee Stallard Jason Pankau and Katharine P. Stallard, which is publishing this Thursday. Michael Lee Stallard is president of E Pluribus Partners, a leadership consulting and training firm based in Greenwich, Conn. Follow him on his blog, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ or on LinkedIn.[…] Continue Reading »
They did it! Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson climbed a rock that everyone thought was impossible to climb. Much has been written and more will be written about their extraordinary feat.
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Satterberg "Beyond a reasonable doubt" is a legal hurdle he can't leap, and therefore he is not charging Seattle police officer Ian Birk with a
Satterberg"Beyond a reasonable doubt" is a legal hurdle he can't leap, and therefore he is not charging Seattle police officer Ian Birk with a felony in the shooting death of Seattle woodcarver John T. Williams last year, King County prosecutor Dan Satterberg said at a press conference today. (Police announced today, however, Birk will be disciplined - fired, most likely) A jury would be compelled to find Birk not guilty because of state law, which requires prosecutors to prove Birk acted with malice, Satterberg said. Additionally, under the 1986 statute, he can't file charges when a police officer makes an arguably "good faith" mistake, he insisted.
"It appears to me and many others that there were many options available to this officer" other than to shoot and kill. (He received more than 1,200 e-mails urging him to prosecute Birk, Satterberg said).
"Anyone who has watched the dash cam video is troubled by . . . the short period of time" (about 4 seconds) it took for Birk to approach and shoot, he added.
The state would have to prove Birk was really not in danger, "that he was not being honest" about his fears. That would mean disproving what the officer said he was thinking at the time.
To prosecute Birk, Satterberg said, he "would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt [Birk] acted with evil intent. We have no proof of this."
Birk, 27, shot Williams, 50, last August in downtown Seattle. The two-year officer has been on paid administrative leave since. An inquest jury last month found the shooting questionable and a firearms review board decided it was not justified.
Police Chief John Diaz apologized to Williams' family at a separate news conference where he announced a firearms review final finding that the shooting was not justified and Williams did not pose a serious threat to Birk. The cop could be fired or face other disciplinary action, in a review to be completed by mid-March, Diaz said.


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[Shrug] sometimes one's options are limited by positioning... I was above and to the left of the climber and - in order to get a compostion that I liked - the trees will obviously show tilt. Now, I could have been "dishonest" and either cropped (or burned) the background or used a fisheye to "bend" the trees, but I think I like the effect created in this shot. This wall does overhang a bit, in any case ;)
Slide film typically has less latitude, yes... and more contrast, but there is no "therefore" about it. In any case, I think that you've overexposed your original shot and by adjusting the contrast down a grade or two this will be a much stronger photo. There is no detail in the very light and very dark areas of the "print", lowering contrast will help bring some out; the foreground is, frankly, painful to look at. YMMV.


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Obama says the support package will help Ukraine sustain its economy and meet its people's long-term needs.
He says it will require structural reforms, but also means Ukraine can follow countries like Poland that have seen incredible growth.
Obama says the IMF announcement is a concrete signal that the world stands united with Ukraine as it makes tough choices in a difficult time.
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ABOARD USAV PALO ALTO, Bering Sea - This 174-foot-long Army landing craft doesn't move without the soldiers working in the engine room.
Officially called watercraft engineers, the skilled members of Palo Alto's engine room makes sure the boat keeps going, even in rough seas or if something breaks.
Sgt. Bryan Hanlon of the 709th Transportation Company is one of them. A former combat medic who saw action in Iraq and Afghanistan with the 2nd Ranger Battalion, the 27-year-old nursing student has been with the 709th for three years.
"I was looking for something different when I got off active duty," Hanlon said. "I heard about the boat unit, went to check it out, and have been with it ever since."
Palo Alto is powered by two, sixteen-cylinder Cummins diesel engines, producing 1,250 horsepower apiece. If one engine were to break down for some reason, Palo Alto would still be able to make way, just slower.
"Some days can be boring down here," Hanlon shouted over the noise of the engines, "but it's really a great place to work."
Palo Alto has four engineers on board; each works a four-hour shift and has the next 12 off, giving the engine room 24-hour coverage.
"We troubleshoot malfunctioning equipment," Hanlon said. "We monitor the equipment, and fix it when it breaks."
Hearing protection has to be worn anytime one goes into the engine room; it's a clattering, hot, and noisy place. Thick earmuffs deaden the sound, but the smells of diesel fuel, oil, and hydraulic fluid fill the air.
There's an almost-soundproof, air-conditioned control room for the engineers when they're not out working on the engines or other pieces of equipment that fill the space.
"It's intimidating at first, but after a few weeks, you get used to it," Hanlon said.
Located below the waterline, the engine room is actually one of the most stable areas on the boat, Hanlon said.
"Up on the bridge, you feel the effects of the waves, since you're so high up," he said. "Down here, we don't get the rocking back and forth you do up there."
Every hour, the engineer on watch goes around the engine room, checking dials and gauges, monitoring the systems for signs of anything out of the ordinary. All the equipment has to operate within a narrow band of tolerance - Hanlon even checks temperatures inside the galley's refrigerators and freezers.
"In the Navy, there are separate jobs for each one of these things," Hanlon said. "But an Army watercraft engineer has to learn all the systems."
Palo Alto is equipped with everything it needs to be self-sufficient. Its two water evaporators can produce 75 gallons of fresh water an hour, and storage tanks hold up to 4,600 gallons. The boat's fuel bunkers hold almost 100,000 gallons of diesel. Two, 250-kilowatt generators and one emergency spare are capable of producing more electricity than the boat will ever need.
"We can even provide electrical power to shore," Hanlon said.
At the end of his watch, Hanlon was replaced by Palo Alto's assistant engineer, Sgt. 1st Class Arthur Benevente of the 481st Transportation Company, an Army Reserve unit located on Mare Island, Calif., near San Francisco. A longtime veteran of the boats, he had been in the Army longer than most of the other crew members had been alive.
"I joined the Regular Army in 1970," Benevente said. "At that time, you could enlist at 16A,A1/2. I turned 17 in basic training."
Benevente spent eight years on active duty as a cook and driver before entering the Army Reserve and the watercraft field in 1979. He's been there ever since. He had a long civil service career working on the boats, and even came back after retiring from that job.
"I can't understand why people get out after 20 years," he said. "It isn't about the money. It's about the training and having something to do."
Something as complex as working on Army watercraft demands constant training and updating of skills, Benevente said; it's not something that can remain stagnant.
Benevente's plan that day was to rebuild an oil pump that had been giving them trouble. Due to the number of redundant systems on the boat, going without the pump wouldn't be a problem, but he didn't want to give it the chance to become one.
"To be good, you have to continue to learn and do the job," he said. "This is one step below aviation as far as the number of technical manuals, bulletins, and regulations involved. Young men and women join, and they want to learn," Benevente said. "Civilian companies want their experience, and there's lots of opportunity here."
Palo Alto carried an extensive supply of parts in area forward of the engine room. According to the engineers, there were enough repair parts to fully rebuild one of the engines and one of the generators. Cross-referencing technical manuals and bulletins, Benevente got everything he needed to fix the malfunctioning pump.
Retreating to a corner of the engine room, he got to work, ensuring Palo Alto would be able to complete its mission.
"I'm gonna miss this job," Benevente said.
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First a big thank you to both NuForce and those at the Mac-Forums for making this review possible! Let's take a look at the NuForce NE-770X dynamic in-ear headphones. They come packaged in a basic cardboard box, encased in a fairly easy to open blister package. Nothing fancy. But… Read More
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Jas Pro – Stretch Using a laptop flat on your desk isn't the best for your posture, unless you have a secondary monitor. Using a stand can bring the screen up to a proper eye level. I've recently started using the Cooler Master's Jas Pro for my MacBook Pro, and it makes a… Read More
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I just received Cooler Master's ARC stand for MacBooks, MacBook Pros, and iPads. It's a device that allows the placement of a MacBook or MacBook Pro in a vertical position while using your notebook in what is called "clamshell mode" (using your notebook with the display closed and attached to… Read More
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Love Gov portrays the federal government as an overbearing boyfriend Scott Gov Govinsky who foists his "good intentions" on a hapless, idealistic college student, Alexis. Each episode follows Alexis's relationship with Gov as his intrusions wreak (comic) havoc on her life, professionally, financially, and socially. Alexis's loyal friend Libby tries to help her see Gov for what he really is a menace. But will Alexis come to her senses in time? Tune in to find out!
Episode 1: An Education in Debt
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The True Cost of Wind | Ryan M. Yonk
Recorded: Thursday, June 4, 2015
Applauded by many governments around the world as one of the cleanest initiatives for the generation of energy, the wind industry is also one of the most expensive and heavily subsidized, compared with other power generation alternatives. Ryan M. Yonk, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, presents interesting and little-known facts, which demystify wind power's efficiency, cost, and benefits for the environment.
00:00 Opening
00:10 History of Energy Policy
00:40 The True Cost of Wind
03:45 Federal Policies on Energy Subsidies
10:05 Federal Wind-Related Initiatives
12:05 Production Tax Credit
15:53 Cost of the Wind after Federal Policies
17:25 State Policies: Renewable Portfolio Standards
22:26 Total Costs
24:58 Social and Environmental Costs
27:38 Policy Implications
29:35 Closing
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About Ryan M. Yonk
Ryan M. Yonk is Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, Research Director for the Center for Public Lands and Rural Economics in the Department of Economics at Utah State University, and Assistant Professor of Political Science at Southern Utah University. He received his PhD in political science from Georgia State University.
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