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Hi Helen! I was in Next yesterday! I very nearly bought the grey floral one above but when I turned it round, the back was plain grey and I thought it cheapened the overall look. I went for one of their knits instead and you are right they have a fab Spring collection at great prices:) Have a lovely week.ReplyDelete
So glad you agree. I was really surprised by the collection this season. So ideal for people like myself who have skin disordersDelete
Great selection Helen...defo going to call into Next this week. Esp like the shape of that first one. Have a great week, AvxReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Avril, I have a strong suspicion that the first one will end up coming home with me. It's just so perfect and the shape is very forgiving of the dreaded lumps & bumps that we try to conceal :)Delete
I'm a bit hit and miss with Next. Loved it when I was in my teens and it had just been relaunched and it all felt very exciting and then it kind of got lost somewhere in the early 2000's. I find the odd piece in there but it's always when I'm not really looking. They are pretty reasonably priced on the high street and their clothes do wash well.ReplyDelete
Spring has not quite sprung where I am but it has in my brain.Replies
Yep, I agree. I loved Next for work clothes in the early days and I was also one of those maniacs who got up at 5am to shop in the sale for kids clothes .. no point doing that now, The Child is too old and would not be impressed by anything I'd choose!! Haven't really gone in there for quite a while but was very impressed with their stock last week.Delete
Love all of these!ReplyDelete
Thanks for stopping by. Glad you liked the selection.Delete
I love Next, it is a shop I visit often and do think the quality is good. I'm loving the chiffon sided top. Very dressy, without being over the top.ReplyDeleteReplies
Next was a shop that I always had a look at; not quite sure why I stopped over the past few years. I agree the chiffon top is lovely. It's one that I will definitely be checking out.Delete
I'd say that Spring is probably my favourite too - I like that I can layer a little but finally start showing my legs! That first top is lovely xReplyDelete
After all my optimism following sunshine at the weekend, we're back to frost and sleet again! Cannot wait for Spring! Thanks for commenting and glad you liked the tops. HelenReplyDelete
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Reasons and Causes
Version of Record online: 24 AUG 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0378.2009.00378.x
© 2009 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
European Journal of Philosophy
Volume 19, Issue 1, pages 129–157, March 2011
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Setiya, K. (2011), Reasons and Causes. European Journal of Philosophy, 19: 129–157. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-0378.2009.00378.x
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Abstract: This paper argues for a causal-psychological account of acting for reasons. This view is distinguished from a more ambitious causal theory of action, clarified as far as possible, and motivated—against non-reductive, teleological, and behaviourist alternatives—on broadly metaphysical grounds.

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Although Robert Rodriguez is better known for making violent action films, he also wrote and directed the Spy Kids franchise. Alexa Vega, who appears in this movie, starred in that series (Spy Kids, Spy Kids 2 - Island of Lost Dreams and Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over). And Danny Trejo, who plays the title role as the hired assassin, can be seen as Uncle Machete in Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World. Jessica Alba stars in both Machete Kills and Spy Kids 4 too.


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Looking for an event to help motivate personal fitness goals heading into the spring and summer months or maybe just something to do together as a family? Well, break out those tennis shoes because Owen County Project Graduation is having a 5K on Saturday, April 23.
Throughout the year, parents of the graduating seniors do several fundraisers to have a lock-in on graduation night in a drug-free and alcohol-free environment to celebrate the milestone in their lives, according to the 5K's registration page online.
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The event is not only an opportunity to join in the statewide celebration of National Poetry Month, but it is also the perfect time to find out more about what the local arts council has to offer, including its upcoming annual arts festival, according to council president, Barbara Duvall.
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Please, Just Call My Son Jewish
Earlier this month my family hosted some of the Israeli staff from my son's summer camp before they went to the camp for training. We have done this for the past three summers, and it has been a wonderful experience.
This year, the staff that we hosted had spent time with Birthright tours in Israel, and one had an American girlfriend who he met while serving as an IDF liaison to a trip. As he told us about her, he mentioned that she was Jewish. Really Jewish. Since 30 percent of Birthright participants have only one Jewish parent, I assumed that he meant that this young woman came from an inmarried family or was of matrilineal descent. A moment later, my young Israeli friend elaborated on the comment, "Her mother and father are both Jewish."
The language used was an immediate red flag because my son's camp was affiliated with the Reform movement and accepted as Jewish any child with one Jewish parent regardless of whether that parent was the mother or father. There would be many not-really-Jewish kids at camp. I wanted the counselor to understand that his language was not acceptable and could be hurtful to the very children whose Jewish identities camp was supposed to nurture. I need to say something.
I explained that since the camp was Reform, there would be many children from interfaith homes being raised within Judaism and that all were accepted and welcomed as Jews. I shared that there were no really-Jewish and not-really-Jewish campers. They were all Jewish. Drawing any distinction between kids from inmarried and intermarried homes was not in the spirit of camp, especially one that greets everyone with the phrase, "Welcome to Camp!" My guest said he understood.
The conversation made me think about the larger discussion about intermarriage not just in the US, but also in Israel. With the intermarriage rate in the US at 70% for non-Orthodox Jews, the success of American efforts to connect interfaith families to Judaism is hugely important to Jewish continuity and the relationship between American Jews and Israel. Many researchers and Jewish communal professionals in America see programs such as Birthright as significant opportunities to build the Jewish identity and connection to Israel of children of intermarriage. Program data proves that the trips are doing just that which is great news.
But working to create Jewish communities that are welcoming and inclusive of interfaith families needs also to happen in Israel. The old rhetoric about intermarriage that is still common among Israelis has to change if children of intermarriage are to develop a strong connection to the Promised Land. Let's face it; future generations of American Jews will mostly come from interfaith homes. If they feel disconnected and alienated from Israel, the historic ties between the American Jewish community and Israel will diminish.
But even with the trends we see in Judaism, change will be difficult because Israel's Ultra-Orthodox Chief Rabbinate controls religious law and services. Hopefully, over time and with political and religious reform, money, and more Israeli exposure to the diversity of Jews in America, we can at least get everyone to refer to children like my son as simply "Jewish."
Don't let the Weather Fool You, It's Time to Think Camp
While many people have apple cider and pumpkins, and maybe even turkey and holiday gifts on their mind, I'm thinking about camp. Part of why I have camp on the brain is that I just watched the American Camp Association's 2009 video "Because of Camp." My overnight camp posted it on Facebook.
How I, a die-hard former camper and lover of all things camp, did not see this video previously escapes me. It features celebrities, athletes and journalists speaking about how camp changed their lives. It made me reflect on how camp helped me realize that I was a good athlete even though I was always the smallest girl on the court or field.
It also made me think about how summer camp is affecting my son Sammy. He is discovering new passions and broadening his horizons, learning life skills and independence. Because his camp is Jewish, he is also deepening his connection to the Jewish people, and experiencing Judaism in ways that are often more relevant to him than religious school, services or home ritual.
The other reason I have camp on my mind is because it's registration season. Many Jewish camps open enrollment following Yom Kippur and offer early birds discounts. I signed up Sammy three weeks ago and paid a discounted rate. Now is also the period to investigate and apply for camp scholarships if this is a consideration.
If you or your children still have questions about camp, the fall and winter are the seasons to get answers. Check out camp videos online; attend a camp presentation at a synagogue, school, community center or private home, or schedule a meeting with the camp director when he or she visits your area.
Another reason that the time is right to think about camp is that between the fall and early spring, some camps invite existing and potential campers to camp for youth retreats. For first-time campers, these weekends are a chance to experience camp to see if they like it or are ready to be away from home. For returning campers, they are a great opportunity to reconnect with friends and make new ones before the summer. Sammy will be going to his camp for a retreat in early November, and he can't wait.
It sounds counter-intuitive, but sweater weather is really the best time to think about camp. June, July and August are great months to see camps fully operational, but apple season is when you should make your children's summer plans. To help you in your planning, refer to these InterfaithFamily resources:
Don't let the fall leaves and crisp air fool you. Now is the time to "think camp." You and your kids will be glad you did.
A Reminder to Diligently Teach Our Children
Before my son, Sammy, left for overnight camp, my husband made him commit to writing us weekly. Sammy was not happy about being forced to communicate with us while he was enjoying his four weeks of freedom from parental oversight. About a week before camp, he complained to me before bed.
"Daddy says I have to write to you once a week. I'm going to be too busy having fun! You know that. I told him you didn't care if I write. I'll write you one letter, but I don't want to have to do it every week."
"We would love to hear from you while you're away," I said, "but we also know that if we don't get a letter it's because you're having a great time."
"That's what I told Daddy!"
"Sammy, it's up to you whether or not you write home. Neither Daddy nor I will be at camp to make you write. We'd love to get an update on what you're doing, but it's your choice. It's not a big deal if you don't write."
I don't like contradicting my husband and giving Sammy mixed messages, but as a former camper, I also know the reality of camp–no news is usually good news. I was willing to suffer through a month of one-way communication.
But a few days after my conversation with Sammy, I changed my mind about him writing home. The catalyst for my change of heart was The Seesaw, the column about interfaith life in The Jewish Daily Forward.
As some Parenting Blog readers know, in addition to writing for InterfaithFamily, I am a contributor to The Seesaw. Shortly after my discussion with Sammy, I was asked to respond to a question submitted by a young woman raised in an interfaith home, who is now dating a Modern Orthodox man.
She said that her boyfriend asked her to dress modestly and participate in reciting blessings when they visit his mother. She goes along with his request even though it makes her uncomfortable. She asked, if she should continue to show respect to her boyfriend's mother, or if she should "put her foot down" before it's too late.
I began my answer by reminding the questioner of the fifth commandment. I said, "The Torah commands us to honor our parents by showing them appreciation, dignity, and reverence. It doesn't require us to love, blindly obey, or embrace our parents' choices." I added that even though her boyfriend's mother was not her mother, she still deserved deferential treatment. I also noted; that to get respect from others we need to show respect.
As I wrote my response to this young woman, I considered Cameron's request that Sammy write weekly letters and my response to Sammy "putting his foot down." I thought, "How can I advise this woman to show respect for her boyfriend's mother, and not ask my child to show respect to his father?"
I couldn't. So later that day, I spoke to Sammy. "You know how I told you that it was your choice whether or not to write to us weekly as Daddy has asked you to do?"
"Yeah," said Sammy.
'Well, I changed my mind. You do need to honor the commitment that you made to Daddy to write, and this is why: If you want Daddy to honor his commitments to you, such as taking you for your weekly father-son breakfast on Sundays or coming to school events, then you need to honor your commitments to him.
We respect the fact that you will be having fun and be busy doing things with other kids in your bunk during rest time. The letters you write do not have to be long and you can have fun with them, even be silly. But you have to write once a week as you promised Daddy. We work hard so that you can do fun things like camp. Writing to us shows us that you appreciate what we do to give you these kinds of experiences. Does that make sense?"
"Yes," said Sammy. Then in a perky voice, "Maybe I'll write a silly letter like that one we read on that blog, you know, where the boy said he was using his toothbrush to dig for worms and using another kid's to brush his teeth!"
"You can be as creative as you like as long as you follow through on your commitment," I said.
I didn't consider what the letter writing debate was about until I began drafting my Seesaw response. Then I saw it for what it was – an opportunity to reinforce a core Jewish value.
In Deuteronomy 6:5-8, we are told to teach God's words diligently to our children, but often, imparting the lessons of the Torah to our children only happens in religious school classrooms. We think teaching Jewish values and ideas needs be explicit–"This is what the Torah says." We forget, probably because we are caught up in our busyness, that there are opportunities in our daily lives to connect our actions and behaviors to Jewish teachings even in subtle ways.
The Seesaw question reminded me to be on the lookout for these opportunities. I don't expect to be present enough in every situation to seize each one of them, but hopefully I'll be mindful enough to grab them more often.
And in case you're wondering, Sammy has followed through on his promise. We've received two letters from camp.
Community: It's What Makes Camp Special
Last summer I wrote about that sometimes-indescribable element that makes Jewish summer camp special (See Jewish Summer Camp's X Factor). I said that I thought Jewish summer camp's specialness came from its sense of community and that feeling was recently reinforced when my husband and I brought our son to camp last week.
On the two-hour drive home after drop-off, my husband and I talked about camp and what makes the one we've chosen for our son such a wonderful experience for our family. As we talked, one word kept coming up: community.
We all have many communities that we are a part of including neighborhoods, synagogues, workplaces, schools, volunteer organizations, social media, and ethnic and cultural associations to name a few. But while my family finds connection and fellowship through many of these outlets, there is something unique about our son's camp community. As a camp staffer recently said in a blog post, "We have one of the most welcoming communities I have ever been a part of."
Now, this is not an advertisement for my son's camp, but I do think our experience is worth considering as you look at and evaluate camps for your child. Here are several things that make our son's camp community remarkable:
1) Community is built before opening day. A connection to camp is nurtured months and weeks before a child (and family) arrives for the summer. New families are matched with existing camp families in their area who have children in the same age group. The seasoned campers act as buddies for the freshman, welcoming them into the camp family and getting them excited for the summer. The families form relationships too and parents of existing campers become a resource for first time moms and dads.
Another way community is created pre-camp is through The Jewish Agency for Israel's summer shlichim program. This program places Israeli young adults in staff positions at Jewish summer camps in various countries including the United States. My son's camp brings the Israeli staff to the US several weeks before the start of summer for training.
When the Israeli staffers arrive, they spend two to three days with a camp family before traveling to camp for training and summer prep. This creates a beautiful home-camp connection. The families welcome the Israeli staff to Texas and the camp community, and in the 48 to 72 hour period, relationships are formed between the counselors and the families, deepening everyone's bond with camp.
We have been a host family for the past two years. It has been a great experience, especially for our son who greeted "our Israelis" with huge embraces on opening day.
2) Camp is for children and families. One thing that impresses us about our son's camp is that the experience is a family affair. While there is a tremendous focus on developing a child's relationship to other campers, counselors, and the camp itself, the camp also works to make the entire family a part of the community.
Camp starts on a Sunday, which allows parents to drop off their kids. This gives families a chance to experience the beginning of camp together, to visit the facilities, and meet the staff and other parents. Because of this opportunity to participate in the start of camp, we have developed relationships with the families of our son's bunkmates and stay in touch with them throughout the year.
On opening day, parents and campers reconnect in the field outside the camp gates while they wait to check in. In between lines of cars are clusters of parents and children, greeting each other with hugs, talking, laughing, and catching-up on each other's lives. Parents are encouraged to stay for lunch to continue the bonding. I think my husband and I had as much fun on opening day as my son did!
3) Audacious hospitality is practiced. One of the most notable things about our son's camp is its welcoming spirit. Hospitality is embedded in the camp's DNA and is embodied in the phrase, "Welcome to camp!"
The family guide begins with "Welcome to GFC." Counselors and campers yell out, "Welcome to camp" in videos. Staff and volunteers from the camp committee greet you with a hearty "Welcome to camp" when you arrive. Campers welcome visitors in the same way, without a counselor asking them to.
You might think that this phrase sounds canned and insincere, but it's neither. It's simply genuine hospitality practiced regularly, by many people, and in many ways. And it's contagious.
At lunch on opening day, my husband and I sat with a couple that was sending their child to overnight camp for the first time. Neither parent grew-up in Texas or had a prior connection to camp. When they told us this we said, "Welcome to camp!" We shared with them what we love about the place, and introduced them to "our Israelis" and other people we knew who stopped by our table. I'm sure that if their child continues at camp, that one day this couple will welcome another new family in the same way.
This community is a big reason why we chose this camp for our son. We like the super-sized (or Texas-sized) Jewish welcome, as do many kinds of Jewish families including inmarried, intermarried, multi-cultural, LGBT, and more. There is something special about hearing someone say, "Welcome to camp!"
As you evaluate camps, consider more than the facilities, philosophy, and cost. Think about community. It's what makes camp special.
Jewish Summer Camp: The Questions You Should Be Asking
Thinking of sending your kids to Jewish summer camp (this year or in the future)? Not sure where to start or what you might want to keep in mind about the experience of your child, a child of interfaith parents? It's possible you haven't considered any of these questions yet, but a camp that may seem warm and fuzzy may not be the most schooled in how to project an open and welcoming atmosphere to interfaith families.
Here's what Jane Larkin, InterfaithFamily parenting blogger, Jodi Bromberg, IFF CEO and Lindsey Silken, Editorial Director, suggest asking the camp director. (Of course, you'll want to adapt these questions as appropriate for your family.) And once you're ready to start searching for a welcoming camp, our resource page can help.
1. Do you welcome children of interfaith families at your camp?
2. Does the camp require that the child is being raised Jewish?
3. Can dual-faith or secular interfaith children qualify? What about children who are in the process of converting to Judaism? Does it matter which parent is Jewish?
4. Do you have a definition of who is considered Jewish by the camp and who is not? How is that communicated to staff and campers?
5. What's the percentage of interfaith campers and counselors at your camp?
6. What training or education do administrative staff get on working with interfaith families?
7. What training or education do counselors or CITs get on working with interfaith families?
8. What programming is specifically done regarding Jewish education, ritual or practice? (Ask yourself: How "Jewish" do you want your child's experience to be? There is a wide range of options.)
[Related questions to consider: Is the camp kosher or kosher-style? Is there Jewish education? Israel education? How frequent is it? Do the children pray? When? What about Shabbat? Is the camp aligned with a Jewish denomination or movement? Are Jewish clergy on staff? Are they welcoming and accepting of interfaith families?]
9. Will I receive information on what my kids are doing each week, including any Hebrew words that they are learning (or any other Jewish education), so that I can understand and participate?
10. Do you do specific outreach to children of interfaith families, or anything specific to ensure that they are welcome at your camp? And what will you do to ensure that my children are welcome at camp?
11. What philosophy does the camp emphasize? For example, Jane's son Sammy's camp places a strong emphasis on personal growth and positive self-image. They accept Jewish kids of every race and ethnicity, from a wide range of Jewish backgrounds including many who are from interfaith homes, with learning differences, etc. The camp's philosophy indicates that a significant amount of energy goes into making a broad spectrum of Jewish kids feel comfortable.
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2. Let your child experience overnight camp before they go to overnight camp for the summer. Many of the camps—especially those affiliated with a denomination or movement—offer weekend youth retreats for children, usually in third to fifth grade. These are kid-only experiences with camp staff. They are not billed as "check-out camp" but rather youth retreats so they are a mix of experienced campers and kids going for the first time. These outings are opportunities for children to "live" camp for 48 hours. If a child comes home excited about the experience, it is a good indication that they are ready to go to camp, and that the camp is a good fit.
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Hi Lacitot, Cape Kiwanda is a favorite place of mine. I've gotten some of my best ocean shots here. Ray Atkeson said in one of his books that he spent the largest amount of film here in this location trying to get the best shots. he loved it here and I know why..
Thanks again for the comment. Michael
It's really good place!
Like the composition. Cape Kiwanda looks like a great place for photography.
Yes it is, and it's one of my favorites!
You should come and visit a few days and check it out!
Thanks for the compliment.
big dune'n'big shot!!!
Thanks! :)
It's a beautiful place but stay on this side of it when you make it to the top! Unstable ground and high cliff on other side- just lost a very dear 18 year old boy there this week! RIP Lil T
Yes its a very wild and scenic place. It's exposed headlands are eroding at an alarming rate and in the past 7 years the edges have become more brittle.
I have watched the place erode drasticly over the years. The edge that faces Pacific City has lost large sections. The hard ground on the left side of the fience at the saddle between the dune and headland used to be covered in sand and grass. Most of it was wiped out by waves crashing over it in heavy winter storms in 2003.
Lastly the farthest portion is being slowly cut away the cliff side trail which had some stability is now crumbling away. Soon the headland will become an island. I give it another 20 years.
There used to be a sign there that stated you should be aware that Cape Kiwanda can be a very dangerous. You are on your own and that help may or may not arrive.
Now you dont even know about the dangers until you have hit the saddle between the dune and headland. There is a sign there.
Many people have lost their lives at Cape Kiwanda. From falling to digging sand caves and having it collapse on them.
I am sorry for your loss. A tragic end to someone so young..
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What is the difference in dumping a game with pro-dg versus dumping it with the sdk?
What is the difference in dumping a game with pro-dg versus dumping it with the sdk?
There should be no difference from using the SNSYS tools, and using the SDK - for the most part Sony has pretty much "forced" developers to use the SNSYS suite , pretty much not supporting anything else anymore.
The plus is, its now "free" for developers!
would you be able to provide a guide on how to dump games with pro dg?
Alas I do not use SNSYS tools, however if I recall you can use the Target Manager to dump the contents of a disk to your PC, (pretty much as a substitute for cellftp) then continue from there.
shummyr do not know if this is the right way indicating CJPC, i test all options, can only work so. With Target manager the option Save is available (same to PUT command in cellftp?), is possible to dump image from game disc, same with cellftp, but finally the files obtained do not look alike, can not set up or not done well, CJPC believes is the right way?
Dump with target manager:
Start Ps3 in Debug mode; from the host pc (Target Menu) or from PS3 (Debug Options)
Open the rows displayed on Targets column, and select File Sync.
Now displayed in right window: app_home, host_root, and dev_hdd0 dev_bdvd.
For example, to dumping game disc:
Click dev_bdvd, now displayed usual directories: PS3_GAME, PS3_UPDATE and PS3_DISC.SFB file.
Select PS3_GAME folder,from right mouse button or toolbar, select SAVE.
A new window will open, select file server directory (app_home), and click OK.
In the same column can open File Serving and will show the status of the transfer, file number, size, etc.
Now begins the transfer.
Test: cellftp vs target manager
Same game,GTA4,comparing dump-image cellftp vs dump-image targerManager.
Files in USRDIR not match:
Gta4,dumping image with cellftp, file: eboot.bin:
17,6 MB (18.469.376 bytes) // E8D9F8FCF7DE7EE8819B2A5EF55DF3DC731ECCF5
Open with winhex: Headers: SCE..ELF..p210000crt1...etc
Gta4,dumping image with target manager,file: eboot.bin:
17,6 MB (18.472.960 bytes) // D914FC431F7B3726C74CCBF268E20200BD1829FE
Open with winhex: Nothing shown
That's all, TM is very comfortable and easy to use, i wondered if the images obtained are valid or continue using cellftp.
Again, like I said- I don't use it. However, if that is the result, it is clear that dumping via target manager does not work. As you pointed out, the eboot.bin should have a SCE/ELF header, vs nothing.
First thank you for your response and your time; thx
I think you are right, as always, with other games the result is the same.
Just leave the result to verify EBOOT.BIN extracted with cellftp/Prodger.
[Info] EBOOT.BIN: SELF PPU file, SDK version = 03.0000
[Error] EBOOT.BIN: SELF Invalid format
bye, thx
very interesting finding, randalf, I wonder when developers use Target manager since it does not dump the game correctly.
Maybe for a dev is not necessary to dump the game if you already have on your hdd, or you should use the reference tool, not the debugging station, many of the TM options not operate whit ps3 debug, only exclusively for use with reference tool.
That means game won't boot if we dump it with ProDG?
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LOS ANGELES -- A year after arriving on the scene at California Federal Bank, Edward G. Harshfield is as brash as ever. The in-your-face attitude of California Federal's president and chief executive is reflected in his Wilshire Boulevard office.
In one corner is a giant plastic dinosaur whose head is covered by a photo of Herbert Sandler, the Northern California thrift executive who unsuccessfully tried to buy him out.
Atop a shelf is a framed copy of a wire transfer for more than $3 million, Mr. Harshfield's share of the profits made by a partnership he directed for Merrill Lynch & Co., which bought and sold thrifts in Ohio and New Jersey.
The 58-year-old Mr. Harshfield can also boast a strong record of accomplishment at California Federal. His five-part restructuring plan, now virtually completed, has recapitalized one of the nation's biggest savings institutions, cleansed its balance sheet, and restored it to profitability.
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Never shy about expressing his views, California Federal's chief spoke about the thrift's future in an interview, peppering his remarks with pithy comments on regulators, lawmakers, and rivals.
Q.: Are you satisfied with the way your restructuring plan worked out?
HARSHFIELD: I am hard-pressed to think of anything that we said we would do that we didn't meet and better.
In the case of the sale of the Florida branches [to NationsBank], we got a higher premium than we thought. With respect to the bulk sales, we said we would sell $1.2 billion and that it would cost us $280 million. We sold $1.3 billion, and it cost us $270 million or $275 million.
Q.: Didn't you have to penalize your shareholders to complete the plan?
HARSHFIELD: I would argue that the shareholders gave up nothing and that they improved their position substantially. Those shareholders who participated in the rights offering didn't suffer any dilution to speak of.
The real value of the company has probably grown at an internal rate of return of about 50% or 60%. I get there by valuing the company as we knew it before the restructuring and valuing the company today.
Q.: In your zeal to sell problem assets in bulk, didn't you leave some value on the table?
HARSHFIELD: The problem was that we were losing capital at a rate of roughly $40 million to $50 million per quarter because of the problem-asset overhang. If we had gone below 4% capital, we would have had to default on our preferred dividend. We would have breached those ratios some time last spring. Once we had defaulted on the preferred, it would have been very difficult to go to the capital markets.
Q.: Why didn't you sell a little bit at a time?
HARSHFIELD: Over time, we might have gotten a better face-value price, but our costs would have been higher. We would have had the additional carrying costs in a rising interest rate environment.
At the end of the day, getting rid of it up-front did cost us something. But it sure wasn't $275 million. I would be surprised if it were more than $20 million or $25 million.
Q.: Couldn't you have proceeded like Glendale Federal, which completed bulk sales without taking hundreds of millions of dollars in writedowns?
HARSHFIELD: People often point to my friend [Glendale Federal chairman and chief executive] Steve Trafton and say, "See, he's protecting shareholder value." The facts are that he cherry-picked the bulk sales so he wouldn't have to take losses. And he isn't getting any better prices than we got four or five months ago.
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Picture Sheldon Cooper in the house. Albeit with a much lower
IQ and a business degree instead of science, but the same inability to process
human emotions, the same cockiness, the same dorky habits, the same "Delnaaz,
Delnaaz, Delnaaz". Now throw in a dash of Phoebe Buffay singing "Smelly Cat".
There you have a picture of me in the house.
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