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Berta Carina C. P. is 21 years of age, single, and is taking a course in English on the weekends. She earns a living selling baked goods in various places as a street vendor. Wherever there is a street market that's where she goes to sell her product and sometimes she delivers wholesale when she gets orders. Her loan is needed to buy grains to make sweets because she needs to branch out into more areas.
Griselda Marisol G. S. is 23 years of age, married and has a one-year-old child. She earns a living renting chairs, tables, tablecloths, etc. Her loan is needed to be able to purchase more chairs, small ones because when people rent the chairs they ask for small ones and she has only a few small chairs. She says that in order to get more customers she would have to have what's needed.
Angela P. C. is 54 years of age and has seven children. Of the seven, three are already married; only four of them still live with her and they help her get her product out for sale. She earns a living selling baked goods, traditional candies and french fries. She needs her loan to purchase grains for making sweets and to branch out into more areas in order to improve her sales and have more product to offer, in order to make better earnings.
BERTA CARINA C. P..tiene 21 años de edad es soltera, estudia un curso de ingles los fines de semana, ella se dedica a la venta de roscas de feria, su negocio lo realiza en diferentes lugares de ambulante , porque en el lugar donde haya feria es donde ella va a vender su producto y a veces entrega por mayor cuando le encargan, su credito lo necesita para comprar cereales para elavorar dulces porque necesita extenderse a otros lugares.
GRISELDA MARISOL G. S.. tiene 23 años de edad, es casada tiene un hijo de 1 año, ella se dedica al alquiler de sillas, mesas, manteles etc., Su credito lo necesita para poder comprar mas sillas pero pequeñas, porque cuando le alquilan las sillas le piden pequeñas pero ella cuenta con pocas sillas pequeñas, ella dice que para que pueda obtener mas clientes tendria que tener lo necesario.
tiene 54 años de edad, tiene 7 hijos, pero de los 7 tiene 3 ya casados, solo mantiene a cuatro con ella, que la ayudan a sacar su producto que vende, ella se dedica a la venta de panitos de feria, dulces tipicos, y papas fritas, ella necesita su credito para comprar cereales para elavorar dulces y extenderse a otros lugares, para mejorar la venta de sus productos y surtir mas producto, para obtener mejores ganancias.
Additional Information
About FAPEFAPE, the Foundation for the Assistance of Small Businesses, is a nonprofit, socially-minded institution that provides loans to micro-entrepreneurs across Guatemala.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 7 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Nov 15, 2010
- Listed
- Dec 1, 2010
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
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Defense was the difference for Jackson and Arlington as they qualified for regionals and advanced to the Northwest 4A District title game.
SNOHOMISH — Jackson's undefeated season was never in jeopardy Friday night at Glacier Peak High School.
Junior guard Dan Kingma opened the game with a three-pointer and the Timberwolves led for the duration, beating Mount Vernon 66-37 to reach the championship game of the Northwest 4A District boys basketball tournament.
Third-ranked Jackson (22-0), which locked up a spot at regionals, will face Arlington next Friday for the district title. Arlington beat Edmonds-Woodway 58-47 in the other tournament semifinal.
Three Timberwolves were in double digits, with Jason Todd and Brian Zehr scoring 21 and 20, respectively. Connor Willgress added 11.
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But Jackson's defense is what resonated most with coach Steve Johnson.
"This is a team that you really need to guard well," he said of Mount Vernon, "because they could put five double-digit scorers out there. I was really proud of the fact that we guarded really great from 22 feet in."
Last week against Kamiak, Mount Vernon (14-8) put up 100 points and made 11 three-pointers. Jackson held that same Bulldogs team to just four points in the second quarter Friday night. Jackson didn't allow a basket until the 2:06 mark of the quarter.
Zehr got Jackson started with 14 first-half points. With five minutes left, he also added the exclamation point on the victory when guard Kyle Graff found him for an alley-oop dunk.
"Dan (Kingma) set the back screen for me and I saw an opening, and I just waited to go up and get it," Zehr said.
Other semifinal
Arlington 58, Edmonds-Woodway 47
Arlington (20-2) led most of the game, but Edmonds-Woodway (14-8) hung around and made some runs. The Warriors trailed by only a point after a Gavin Smoke three-pointer at the halftime buzzer.
Before Eagles coach Nick Brown could get into the locker room to motivate his team for the second half, captains Terry Dawn and A.J. Passalaqua beat him to it.
"I heard them in there yelling pretty good," Brown said, "which is good, because I've been waiting for that."
Arlington played stellar second-half defense, particularly down the stretch.
Dawn got a steal and completed a three-point play to give Arlington a five-point lead with 5:35 left. He came up with another steal on the Warriors' next possession, leading to a Kaleb Bryson three-pointer.
"Our guards really put ball pressure out," Brown said.
Bradley Brummel scored 16 points, Bryson 12 and Dawn 11 for the Eagles. Devin Joseph led E-W with 13.

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Hi everyone. I live in Klamath Falls, Oregon and I'm currently commuting to work by bike, and so far it's great.
My husband is about to start going to the local community college here for winter classes. The college is very close to home, and he's mentioned that he would like to use a bike to get back and forth. Most of town is within 7 miles of home, actually. I'd love to get him on a bike too.
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The latest was a peachy peplum dress with a peekaboob cut-out which Kim wore to visit a restaurant with Kanye after a trip to the Maison Margiela factory.
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A very supportive and talented lady with much passion for her work, Khalida operates a decorative embroidery business, having learned the art of embroidery from her mother before marriage. Her skills enable her to contribute financially to the family, as she earns a reasonably good income every month.
Khalida is now requesting a loan from KIVA partner Asasah to purchase embroidery material such as beads, embroidery thread, etc. in bulk. These purchases will allow her to make better-looking embroidered clothes and increase her sales and income. Hoping that the loan will be productive, she aspires to expand her business.
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This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 13 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 21, 2011
- Listed
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- Three Day Tour from Frankfurt to Munich including Romantic Road, Heidelberg, Rothenburg
- Enjoy Germany's splendid Bavarian region recognized as the 'Jewel of the Middle Ages'
- Visit Heidelburg Castle and the charming towns of Dinkelsbuehl, Noerdlingen and Donauwoerth
- Transport by air-conditioned coach
- Hotel accommodation included
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Soak up the splendor and beauty of the Bavarian countryside at your own pace. This independent multi-day package is a combination of guaranteed scheduled coach services with additional features like transfers, hotel accommodation and sightseeing tours. Please read the itinerary below for full details.
Start your tour with a regular diversified half-day trip to Heidelberg, the old university town on the banks of the Neckar River. Visit the inner courtyard of Heidelberg Castle before returning to Frankfurt. The rest of the day is free for you to explore on your own.
Overnight: InterCity Hotel or similar.
Day 2: Frankfurt - Rothenburg (B)
Depart from Frankfurt for a picturesque drive through the Spessart mountains to Wuerzburg, on the banks of the river Main. Continue on the Romantic Road to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany's well-preserved 'Jewel of the Middle Ages' with its ramparts, city gates, town hall and Jakobskirche (church) with an altar by the famous wood-carver Tilmann Riemenschneider. Upon arrival in Rothenburg, a taxi will take you to your hotel. In the afternoon or evening please join the city walk with a local guide or the historic Night Watchman in Rothenburg.
Overnight: Hotel Spitzweg or similar.
Day 3: Rothenburg - Munich (B)
After breakfast, you will have some free time to spend at leisure. Around noon, a taxi will meet you at your hotel and take you to the bus stop. Your coach drives along the Romantic Road passing such picturesque places as Dinkelsbuehl, Noerdlingen and Donauwoerth, with high-gabled houses and cobbled-stone streets. Via the former metropolis of Augsburg, you'll reach Munich, where your tour ends at approximately 6:00pm.
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Overall it was very good. The first bus driver was good to explain everything as we went along. The 2nd bus driver was a drip. He never said anything and was not very clear about break times. Except for that it was a nice trip. Of course our weather was perfect so that made a big difference because you do spend a lot of time outside.
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The tour started with a booking at the Inter City hotel in Frankfurt. We had two rooms the size of a closet, wasn't very clean and no air conditioning that cooled either room. In the middle of the night, the entire hotel was evacuated for a guest found smoking in a non smoking room. We were on the street in front of the train station for over an hour in our night clothes. The trip to Heidelburg was a good trip , and the first leg to Rothenburg was fairly enjoyable. However, after our overnight in Rothenburg, the bus had no air conditioning and we all nearly melted. It was over 95 degrees outside- the driver should had a functioning bus. We were all miserable. He was late for each stop which prevented us from seeing the sights outlined for stops with adequate time. He then issued wrong directions which further upset the little time we had to see Augsburg and some of the other stops.
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To outraged moralists of the early 1930s, cinema-going Americans were being led astray by the flaunted vices of Hollywood's debauched libertines. Nevertheless, audiences lined up at the box office for risqué tales of criminal schemes, sexual imbroglios, and alcohol-fueled revelry. While the studios attempted to calm their sanctimonious judges by adopting a set of standards known as the Hays Code, the pre-code films retain a refreshing blast of the licentious, as celebrated by a new series at the Heights Theater, Ain't We Got Fun? Pre-Code Hollywood. See the irresistible Barbra Stanwyck seduce her way to the top of the business world in the uncensored Baby Face (1933). Witness Mae West, queen of innuendo, undo king of cool Cary Grant in I'm No Angel (1933) and She Done Him Wrong (1933). Watch con artists lure Olympic athletes into showing skin for the sake of "fitness" in Search for Beauty (1934). Marvel at the musical productions, swing arrangements, and choreographed legs of Murder at the Vanities (1934) and 42nd Street (1932). Or indulge in the anarchic fun of the Marx Brothers in Animal Crackers (1930) before trailing the Girls About Town (1931) as they attempt to ensnare a big spender. Though still considered the entertainment capital of the world, Hollywood has yet to throw a party to rival the glorious irreverence of those pre-code years. $8. Mondays, check www.take-up.org for showtimes. (Pictured: Baby Face)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Actress Sazzy Falak is all for "youth power" in giving a helping hand to the less fortunate.
And for those who do not know where to start, she is encouraging them to join the 1Malaysia For Youth (1M4U) My Beautiful Malaysia programme that will kick off at Taman Medan here on Feb 3.
The massive nationwide gotong-royong drive, with an expected participation of a million young Malaysians, will include repainting school buildings, community halls and park facilities as well as clearing clogged drains and collecting rubbish.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, who will launch the programme and the national Volunteer Year 2013 at SMK Taman Medan, will have breakfast with the youths ahead of the event that will be aired live over national television.
"For those who want to give back to society and get into the action, this is the perfect avenue.
"Just go and join the group nearest to your home," said Sazzy, one of the 20 1Malaysia Ambassadors honoured by the prime minister last week.
She credits her upbringing and showbiz job for placing her on the path of volunteerism, which includes feeding the homeless.
"Being a volunteer has truly made me a better person.
"But I know there are many who would love to help but don't know how to get started," Sazzy, who has acted in films and TV dramas, told The Star.
Meanwhile, 1M4U exco member Datuk Irmohizam Ibrahim said their coordinators would lead the state-level activities.
Everyone is welcome to join the activities, he told reporters here.
Present were 1M4U chief executive officer Dr Jake Abdullah, Sazzy and fellow ambassadors Michael Teoh and Anand Rajaraam.
Dr Jake hoped the programme would create a ripple effect and instill a culture of volunteerism among youths.
For more information, visit its website (www.1m4youth.com.my), Facebook page (www.facebook/1m4youth) and Twitter account @1m4youth.
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LG G Pad X 10.1 released to AT&T with 4G LTE
AT&T will be releasing the LG G Pad X 10.1 with 4G LTE data speed to their network on the 4th of September - this Friday. This device works with relatively modest specs, including a 10.1-inch full HD display (that's 1080p), and 32GB of internal storage. The big promotion point for AT&T and LG on this device is its inclusion of the DirecTV app on the device right out of the box - though, technically, you could just download the app from the Google Play app store on the tablet you already own, really.


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On Thursday 2 December 2010, Mencap Cymru held a carol service in the historic St John's Church in Cardiff city centre. The night was a great success, raising a fantastic £3,890. This money will help us to continue providing support to people with a learning disability, their carers and families across Wales.
The festive service featured readings from actress Donna Edwards, Liz Parker, representing our sponsor Parker Plant Hire, and assembly member David Melding. Guests sang traditional carols and enjoyed warming mulled wine after the service.
Special thanks go to Parker Plant Hire for supporting the event and the Mencap Cymru Christmas card competition.
We were pleased to be part of the carol service, which was most inspirational, and are proud to be associated with the Christmas card competition - the standard of entries is truly impressive!
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great stops especially the granville island stop , very helpful ferry drivers
Gerry United Kingdom
Very good experience enjoying the short trips across the waterways Excellent frequency of boats helping to see various areas of Vancouver
I bought AquaBus One day pass for my family. It was worth every penny. We only had one day to look around Vancouver and we spent most of time at the Falls Creek. We started with Stanley Park early in the morning and then went for the Ferry ride. We even saw a few seals in the water as they pop their heads up. Grandville Island had many attractions and different stores to look around. Their market place was another thing to look at. Sitting down at the dock and listening to the live music with some snack was relaxing too. I highly recommend anybody to try the AquaBus day pass.
This was a great way to get over to Granville Island.
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Great water taxi to go around False Creek. Buy the all day pass, it's more economical, otherwise it's 3.50 each way.
Great tour. The aqua bus tour was super. Good to see the city from the water and to visit the stops. Thank you
Made the whole day perfect and hassle free. Very nicely run company
Aqua bus was great! Nicest boat captain/guides..great information.
Fun convenient way to get about on False Creek and informative drivers.
Worth the time and money. Easy way to get around Vancouver.
Only used the ferry ticket for one return journey but enabled easy access to Granville Island.
I couldn' join this tour, because I didn't had enough time in Vancouver.
Ride was very short. Wish the driver did all the stops instead of limiting it to where people are going. Takes you where you need to go for cheap.
The ferries are very frequent and the staff on them are really friendly and helpful. It's a great way to see False Creek and to explore the areas of Yale Town and Granville Island.
Can't say...never got to use these tickets ran out of time.
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On Jun 7, we upgraded our recommendation on Caterpillar
Inc. ( CAT
) from Underperform to Neutral. The upgradation for this leading
manufacturer of construction and mining equipment is based on
expected benefits from the resolution of its issues related to ERA
buy, inventory adjustments nearing completion, resumption of stock
repurchases offset by negatives - trimmed guidance, declining
backlog and negative impact of the European debt crisis.Why Upgraded?
Even though Caterpillar's sales declined 9% in April, it improved
from the 13% dip in February and 11% drop in March. With a 28%
jump, Latin America was the only bright spot during the month.
Demand for construction and infrastructure projects spurred
equipment demand in Brazil as it prepares for the 2014 World Cup
and 2016 Olympic Games.
Caterpillar has announced the resolution of its outstanding issues
with Mining Machinery Limited regarding its acquisition of ERA, and
its subsidiary Siwei. As per the agreement, Caterpillar's
obligation of $164.5 million for the acquisition has been slashed
by $135 million. In exchange, Caterpillar has agreed to end any
litigation targeting ERA's former directors or auditors related to
the alleged accounting misconduct discovered in January. The
company also incurred a charge of approximately $580 million (87
cents per share) in the fourth quarter 2012 results.
The settlement will help management better concentrate on the
company's operations and will help Caterpillar realize the targeted
benefits from this acquisition. The Siwei acquisition is expected
to expand Caterpillar's role as a leading equipment and solutions
provider for the Chinese coal mining industry.
Caterpillar has been making progress on its inventory reduction
efforts to better align supply with demand. The inventory
adjustments have almost run their course. Even though the company
anticipates some additional inventory reduction in 2013, it is
expected to be less than the reductions in past two quarters. The
company is thus planning to increase production in the second
quarter of 2013 when compared with the first quarter of 2013.
Caterpillar announced the resumption of stock repurchases in the
first quarter. The company last repurchased stock in 2008, after
which $3.8 billion remained under the authorized program. The
company expects to repurchase about $1 billion in the second
quarter, providing support for the stock.
On the flipside, citing lower mining-related sales, Caterpillar
has trimmed its sales outlook to a range of $57 to $61 billion from
the previous $60 to $68 billion. Caterpillar now expects to earn
$7.00 per share in 2013, down from the earlier projection of
earnings between $7.00 and $9.00 per share.
At the end of the first quarter of 2013, the backlog was $20.4
billion, a significant decline year over year due to a reduction in
mining-related products within Resource Industries. Caterpillar
will need additional orders during the year to meet its
The lingering economic uncertainty in Europe and the slowdown in
China's economic growth will continue to be the headwinds for
Caterpillar moving forward.Other Stocks to Consider
Other stocks in the industrial products sector with a favorable
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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - Cedrick Lindsay had 19 points and seven assists as Richmond won at Old Dominion 80-53 Tuesday night in a nonconference contest.
Derrick Williams, who had posted back-to-back double-doubles for Richmond, had eight points and four rebounds Tuesday.
The Monarchs (1-7) were led by Nick Wright's 16 points, while DeShawn Painter posted eight points and pulled down 10 rebounds.
Old Dominion shot 31.7 percent (19 of 60) from the field, a far cry from Richmond's 57.4 percent (31 of 54) showing. The Monarchs committed 15 turnovers leading to 21 points for the Spiders, who conceded just nine points off 12 turnovers.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by 283 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Breatheout Miscommunication I brought my parents there- the executive manager was really nice with us- she brought a nice bottle of champagne for my birthday and wrote me a nice card for the extremely bad experience and confort of the 'W hotels' in New Orleans- They should improve their room with coffee or tea machine. Changing beds and create a spa?!? It s1 star hotel with an amazing staff!!! December 31, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by HorrorBarW Beware of "honor bar" charges They sneaked in "honor bar" charges to my statement w/o authorization. I had to spend couple of hours to get the refund. Sent them several emails about the charges and it was not resolved. When I finally called them to challenge this and asked what it was for and why they did that, they simply said they don't know and forwarded my call to their accounting department. On my first call, the forwarding service didn't work, and they hung up my phone. When I called them back third time in an hour, they forwarded my call w/o confirming whether there was someone in their accounting department to answer my call. They said they will leave a note to their accounting regarding this matter and will make sure they call me immediately. Of course, this didn't happen. BTW, the front desk person even told me to call my credit company to challenge the charge. The next day, I called them again and accounting didn't know anything about this matter. I had to explain to them again. They simply mentioned that there was ANOTHER occasion of refund and thought that was my case. Accounting also didn't know what "honor bar" charge was for and why that happened. As a result, the refund was not made in time and I have to pay the amount out of my pocket first and get credit back next month. It took 7 days to resolve this matter. Simply avoid their unprofessional services. They will probably say, they don't know or that's the best thing they can do (without even trying). December 29, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by hyungtae Professional staffs and perfect location We had a stay at this property a week ago. The W associates here left us very good impression. They are professional, and eager to share some useful local informations with guests. We are family of 5 guests with two rooms. They covered all of us for breakfast amenity for platinum members. I really appreciated it. Actually I stayed at Westin and Sheraton too for my last trip. I have to say that room condition was the best at W. For the noise. For example, I think it is simply hard to sleep at Four Points by Sheraton French Quarter because it is on Bourbon Street. W is located a couple of small blocks away from there, so we had no sleeping problems at night. Acme's (oyster restaurant) is in walking distance. Lastly, if you expect a typical metropolitan, glamorous W property, maybe Westin on Canal place is good for you. This W is rather close to more cultural and historical like French Quarter. Definitely I will come back! December 15, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by SPGRoadWarrior Superbly located boutique & staff (SHAWN!), W luxe One of the more uniquely laid out W hotels as well as the second smallest (97 rooms right after W Paris's 91 rooms)... There is a main building with 5 floors, serviced by elevators and housing most of the rooms (including the Fantastic Suites). Then there are two Carriage Houses with doors right off the courtyard/adjacent to the pool. The Carriage Houses are where the 4 Studio Suites are located, and due to being a Plat I was upgraded to one of the 2 Studio Suites on the first floor with a jacuzzi on the balcony. They offer doors inside your room with slats that move for privacy from anyone in the courtyard/pool (felt totally private for me). The room size wasn't as large as suites at some other Ws (about half as large as non-NYC Ws), and it was laid out as one large room with an oversized rectangular futon and tables for a sitting area, a single large bathroom with mirrors all around and fabulous tiling plus the standard BLISS amenities, and a bed in the center of it all with a flat panel TV that rotates. The shower was amazing. I particularly appreciated the 20-head phone charger as well as the media panel the hotel offered (I brought my Apple TV and connected to hotel wifi to watch HBO/Netflix on the TV. Had no problem connecting to Wifi by asking the hotel for the Wifi company's 800 number, then calling and providing my Apple TV's MAC address which the company added to the Wifi "acceptable list" for my stay). The staff also was able to provide an HDMI cable for the Apple TV as well as an AUX cable for the JBL soundbox (to connect a newer iPhone, as the soundbox has an old Apple 30 pin adapter). <3 Whatever/Whenever! It's quite the novelty to have a Jacuzzi for your private use. Engineering takes about 30 minutes to properly clean/sanitize the tub after each guest departs. I stayed during a storm and said random debris/small creatures had fallen into it overnight (as there is no cover), but a quick call to Whatever/Whenever produced a smiling Engineer to clean out the storm leftovers. The property offers valet and there is street parking ($1.50/hour, 8A-6P) which is a reasonable alternative if you require less than 24 hours. I loved that my car was pulled up in the courtyard and I was able to load my bags within a few steps of the front door of my room - how unique and only something you can experience at a boutique-like hotel! And the staff...I arrived very late due to flight delays and after midnight; Brandy took wonderful care in welcoming me. The Engineer Kendrick who came to my room is the friendliest staff member I've encountered at that time of night at any SPG property. Darnell also was wonderful to talk to about W properties around the world the next day. But the best of all...SHAWN. I did not have the pleasure of meeting her in person (only phone/email) but she setup (along with Elijah) my welcome amenity and room and was a wonderful resource in advance of my stay. She left me the coolest Mardi Gras beads AND she went out of her way to pick up local sweets from non-hotel affiliated confectionaries as a welcome. WOW!!! Best amenity at ANY W EVER! Shawn earned the 5 star rating for this property; she is such a gem and I am planning on returning next month and hope I get to meet her. Hotel is a street or two over from Bourbon Street and in the heart of NOLA. I loved that they had a W-branded rainbow flag flying over their entrance and driveway - thanks to the GM and staff for their support in this way :) My only improvement suggestions: I had lower ratings around quality of sleep and room comfort. The furnishings are starting to show their age (some of it is really glitzy stuff so with age it is perhaps more prone to fading some of its uniqueness than blander furnishings) and I didn't find the bed as comfortable as other Ws, which is odd because I thought Ws have the standard W pillowtop worldwide. But of particular notice were how thin my sheets and a few towels were. It could have just been luck of the draw but I'll note it here because given the attention to detail I experienced throughout my stay, if it wasn't one off, I know they will see this and take appropriate action. Can't wait to go back! November 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Suzy Exceptional! I have visited this facility twice as an overnight guest and twice as an F&B only guest, and each time my expectations have been exceeded. The SPG recognition is high, always an upgraded room and the rooms are spacious and quiet. The facility is quaint and relaxing. November 8, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jh299 Good, could be better Let me start by saying the location is fantastic, the staffs are very friendly, and the room is reasonably clean. It met everything I expect for a W except for the WOW factor. Now, the negatives. It will be great if the bathroom can be bigger, and I would love to see a bathtub. As other mentions, the sound-proof is little to no, I was wake up twice by hallway door closing. The whatever/whenever is not really whenever, I called the first day midnight around 12:10 am to request a set of flippers. The concierge answered the phone and said it will be sent to my room in no time. Nothing happened. I came to the front desk the other day to find out no one knows my request. The in room breakfast service is somewhat disconnected. I order breakfast twice during my stay and both time it went wrong. I asked breakfast to be sent to the courtyard the first time and they went to my room. The second time I put the order on the door knob to request breakfast at 9:00-9:30, waited till 10:20 with nothing came. Call the front desk and was told I didn't put which room do I want the order to go. Haha how ironic. I told the lady to sent to my room, nothing happened for another 40 mins. Have to call again around 11:00, a new lady answer the phone and my breakfast was finally appear outside of my room, only borderline warm. A good hotel, but needs improvement to be great. October 16, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by DrewMan Simply The Best I have business in NOLA about 2-3x/year. I always stay at the W French Quarter. It is by far the nicest, most unique hotel in a city full of nice hotels. I am a Federal Government Employee and I often get poor service because the clerk may feel that we pay too low of a price....but not at the W French Quarter. My service has been nothing short of perfect. Smiling clerks that cannot do enough is their mantra. On my last trip 2 of my associates came along and they were treated with the same professionalism that I was. Now they are hooked too. Thank you for such a wonderful hotel and a wonderfully trained staff. October 10, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by ChrisSF75 Great property, perfect location This was my second stay at this property. I had requested an early check in which they were not able to approve through the Your24 program due to being 100% committed the night before. Even still I was able to secure my room by 1030a which made life easier since I had morning calls. The room itself was clean, spacious and had a large patio that looked down onto the bustling street below. The staff at the property is consistently nice and does whatever they can to be helpful. The only drawback as I see it is the fact it's located near the middle of the French Quarter which translates to a fair amount of outside noise so you will not be able to sleep with your windows open. Also the doors on the rooms can be loud when they close and people tend to return a bit "animated" after a night out so if you are light sleeper it's best to bring ear plugs. Overall I definitely recommend this property and will be back again during my next trip to New Orleans. October 6, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by bakeymc Great Rooms, Staff, and Location Shawn at the front desk was amazing. Staff was among the best I've had the pleasure of dealing with. The food and drinks in the restaurant were great, as was the hotel room itself. Can't beat the location in the French Quarter. September 28, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fl103 Location In French Quarter convenience Employees helpful in finding different areas to explore Rooms quiet beautifully appointed September 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by michele411 Wow'd in the French Quarter Thank you for making me feel special while I relaxed and enjoyed my stay. Your courtyard and pool area were the perfect oasis. Your team made me feel at home. Thank you! September 14, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Randy202 Great W property First visit to NOLA and I loved this W! Very small but has so much charm. Love the courtyard and pool area! I would definetly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area and I will be staying again in the future. September 14, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by Thom Great location , poor service Pretty hotel in a superbe location. The rooms are comfortable but the bathroom is very small. Sound-proofing is very bad: we could hear our neighboor, doors opening in the hallway and staff talking. The biggest issue is the service. This was a significant annoyance on a daily basis: - no room service despite calling concierge twice - whatever/whenever line never answering - systematicly being charged for breakfast despite being spg platinum - 1 hour waiting for breakfast - errors/omissions every time we order in-room breakfast September 7, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BritBrat Best Customer Service - EVER! When I first checked into the hotel I was very upset because I booked a double & was told I could only have a king. The manager on duty, Renee Trotman, personally came to my room to apologize & assured me she would do everything possible to correct the problem. Renee did exactly what she promised! She got us the double room, sent the bellman up to move our things and a few more very thoughtful things! This was a girls bday trip & it couldn't have gone any better! Renee was extremely professional, I definitely can tell that she is passionate about her work & Starwood would be insane to lose this woman! If you're reading this, thank you very much Renee! September 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by DrJones Happy In The Big Easy Upon planning a family trip to New Orleans, there were a number of Starwood properties to choose from. I'm happy we selected the W French Quarter. The hotel reminds me of a small boutique hotel with charm and character. The staff at the W French Quarter were very welcoming, attentive and alert. Each day we were met with a big smile and how is your day! All inquiries for recommendations to eat were delivered with excitement and enthusiasm. We mostly ate out in the city but did try the restaurant one night and was pleasantly happy with the entrée and services received. The GM at the W Hotel must really be proud of his team. I will surely stay there again each time I visit New Orleans. August 23, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by ssmith72 The most amazing front desk personnel Thank you to Shawn for the best stay ever at the W -- New Orleans French Quarter! Shawn is the definition of CUSTOMER SERVICE! August 10, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by togajoe outstanding from the moment we arrived after a long 10 hour drive the staff was excellent and very attentive. they brought our luggage to the room and offered a cocktail. The best location only 2 blocks from everything in the French quarter. The restaurant was superb and food was delicious, the only complaint was the parking fee of 42 per day, I thought this was quite pricey to park. July 24, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dallas86 AWESOME Checked in Thursday. They were not ready. This happens. What did happen is after this. The management totally took care of us. A complimentary bottle of wine and breakfast. More than I expected for such a small delay in checking in. Room was great. Staff always smiling and helpful. Enjoyed the visit and highly recommend. Thanks for showing that you care about your guests. Have already told several friends. July 13, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by ElizAustin Great stay in the Quarter We will be back again! Loved the courtyard area. The rooms were clean and well appointed. Its the quarter - so you expect things to be tight, but our room was very nice. July 4, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by AS817 Not a "W" hotel I've never felt compelled to write a review because all of my stays at SPG hotels have been great or exceptional. This was the exception. Upon arrival, the room was extremely hot, dusty, and furniture (especially the shelves and drawers) were stained. I could not even look at the A/C vents because they were caked with a thick layer of dust. The bed headboard was caked in dust. The small bathroom was covered in mildew; at the bottom of the shower glass, on the tiles, on the floor. Towels did not smell fresh or even good and there was a used bar of soap and a dirty soap dish waiting for us. I mentioned these issues to the front desk of which only one (out of three) of the vents were cleaned the next day. All other issues remained. We did not have a pleasant night's sleep either during our entire stay due to the lock on the fitness center constantly going off or noises from neighboring rooms. After staying in the room a second night I noticed a loose piece of trim that had been propped up against the walls with nails sticking out of it and behind that a used packet of chewing tobacco. This was in the corner of the room so it was out of sight but still freaked me out so I told the front desk again. Only on our third day did someone clean the rest of the vents, take the used soap, clean (some of) the mildew on the shower, and nailed the trim piece back together. Overall this is not even remotely close to what I expected from a W hotel or SPG. On our last day, the furniture remained stained, our headboard dusty, the packet of chewing tobacco right where it was, and the two of us restless from listening to the door in the hallway constantly lock/unlock. I hate complaining, especially about every little thing as it makes me feel crazy. Not to mention some of these things get lost in communication. I would not stay here again even if someone paid me to. Really, really disappointed. July 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by lcaine Customer Service was impeccable We had a larger group (11 people) for a bachelorette party stay here this past weekend. There were a number of moving pieces and requests made on my end to the staff - and they handled them flawlessly. While your team all around was impeccable, Shawn was the star of the show. Before arrival, I called to confirm my reservations were all set, and Shawn helped me confirm everything. I had asked for an early check-in for all three rooms, as well as a special request to have something complimentary delivered to the bachelorette upon arrival - all were delivered. When we arrived, Shawn was at the front desk, recognized me immediately and helped me orchestrate everything seamlessly over the course of our two night stay. She acted as if I had stayed at this hotel for years, and treated me like I was a platinum SPG member. Elijah was very generous in delivering a bottle of champagne to the room once we arrived, Upon checkout, Shawn again was incredibly helpful, went out of her way to help with checkout even though she was not behind the front desk. The bell man were very extremely friendly and genuine while maintaining a sense of professionalism. They asked when we were leaving (hours later), and had taxis there waiting for us when we were ready to leave even though we did not ask. All in all, while I expect quality service W Hotels, the staff bar none made this experience fantastic. Thank you again everyone for all of your help, your team deserves the recognition! June 29, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by MarcosO Bad Stay the reserved room was not available, the champagne and chocolate on the packages were never delivered. Air conditioning issues made for a bad night rest. I was trying to have a romantic evening/stay with my spouse and was totally opposite. I had stayed at others W, definitely our stay in New Orleans did not meet our expectations. June 25, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by dosmanos Inconsistency Rules! Although perfectly located in the French Quarter, I believe the high price is not warranted. The staff was friendly but not efficient. Five requests from three different people was not enough to have the morning coffee urn in the lobby refilled. Very inconsistent and unclear rule enforcement left some guests in our party confused and unhappy. Out of three nights, one night saw our bed still unmade and the room not attended to. I'm still waiting for a management call back regarding our rate, an issue which should have been easily resolved in house. This was our second stay at the hotel, but when we return to New Orleans, as you know we will, we'll be seeking more accommodating accommodations. June 9, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by baytraveler7 Good location. That's it. room quality was quite low, even in an "upgraded room". Location is great, but hotel is subpar. Staff is average, but nice. May 5, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by vstein18 Perfect perfect perfect Loved the location of the hotel-- rooms ultra modern and very comfortable--- Enjoyed sitting out on our balcony-- Concierge service was outstanding. May 4, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by aftrans Wonderful stay Despite the mostly deluge-like weather, we had a great time! Although we had been to NOLA before for business reasons, we had never been just to enjoy the city. We chose the W because it was my wife's birthday and we wanted to do something memorable. We certainly did that! In the W, everything just worked. The room was spacious, quiet and comfortable. The bathroom was small but the plumbing and appointments were excellent. The hotel pays a lot of attention to details and it was obvious. The food in the restaurant for breakfast is "quirky" but absolutely delicious. Everything we ordered tasted marvelous. Of course, being in the French Quarter, we were right in the midst of some outstanding eating and we took full advantage of that. April 16, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wizkid Thank You This was one of my more outstanding SPG experiences. Other than waiting a while for lunch one day, the service was excellent and the food a drinks were great. During our trip we actually relocated to another hotel for a wedding (we stayed in the W for the first 2 nights) but after two unsatisfied evenings, we checked back into the W for the last night of our trip. While the staff was very kind and accommodating, Amber, a member of the front desk team, routinely went out her way to help me and my pregnant wife. The hotel itself is ideally situated in the Quarter. It is a short walk to everything the Quarter has to offer, but not affected by the chaos and noise on Burbon street. There are some other great hotels in the Quarter (Including a Le Meridian not to far away), but the W feels like home. Thanks to the great team at the W. April 1, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Helensf overall good Overall the stay was pleasant except for a last minute surprise. We were to board a cruise ship right after the stay. We asked whether we could leave our large suitcase stuffed with our winter clothing at the hotel and come back to pick it up after the cruise. Our request was accepted by a receptionist during our stay. However, on our check-out day, a young gentleman at the front desk denied our request claiming hotel policy. This last minute surprise added much trouble to our cruise trip and our plan to watch the Mardi Gras parades after the cruise. This is not a good sign for such inconsistent message from the hotel. On the plus side, the room is comfortable even though on the small side. While most staff are friendly, Eunice at the Sobou restaurant was exceptionally helpful. She gave us lots of local advice on places to visit and things to do. We were very happy that we followed. January 31, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by HL15 Gem in the French Quarter The W Hotel New Orleans is an amazing spot in the French Quarter - we will definitely stay there again. My only complaint is that the noise level inside the hotel was pretty loud during the night - you could hear sounds from the hallway and from other rooms. We had a great time despite the sound issues, though. Kudos to Abigail and the entire team at Sobou ! January 28, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by HNJ88 Great Location & Housekeeping I had an alright stay at the W. We stayed for 5 nights during this recent New Years & Sugar Bowl. Pros: -Centrally Located, we walked everywhere in the French Quarter. Only took our car out once, to the plantations an hour away. -Roy in Valet -Housekeeping was awesome -The Gym (Fit) wasn't too packed even though the hotel was high capacity -SPG waters in my room upon arrival and every day Cons: -No drawers to put items away for long stays -Fit was never stocked with towels or water (I worked out around 8am every day) -I couldn't find a vending machine- would be nice for late nights since room service, for a bottle of juice, would have been $6 plus delivery fee & service charge. CVS & Walgreens is not 24/7. -Said they had shoe shine service but when requested they informed us they didn't have the stuff to do it and would inform us when they did. They never called us back (12/31). -The hallways were SO cold. One day I wore a jacket, scarf and gloves (thinking it was cold outside) and it was about 70 degrees, lol. I am not sure why ya'll keep the hallways 50 degrees. -Hotel Room doors close loudly. If you are a light sleeper (I am not) you will not be able to sleep in. A few other notes on my experience: Upon check in (12/29) we stood in front of the check in counter for maybe 1-2 minutes before the young girl decided to look up and say "How can I help you?". We checked in at about 4pm. I guess I should have banged on the counter or something. I just felt like standing there and staring at her to see how long she would ignore our presence. I did not have the best time at the hotel bar (Sobou). We went down on our first night (12/29) and wanted to purchase a couple of drinks. Got the last two seats at the bar, waited for the bartender but he decided to greet the couple that was standing next to us, first. They arrived after us and he didn't even look or acknowledge us. No, "I'll be right with you" or anything. It was just poor service. I didn't catch his name but he had a full beard. Also, I thought it was very unprofessional that he was having his gf (or friend) sit up at the bar and wait for him to get off work. That is fine but she kept complaining he was taking forever to get off work. She was sitting next to me with a glass of red wine. He didn't say anything to us after making our drinks. He didn't even cash us out. We had to get the attention of the woman bartendar on the other end, which took foever. I think he was really just trying to leave. We did get drinks one other time but took them straight to the room (better idea). The people at your hotel who saved my experience were Roy & Housekeeping. Roy was very pleasant and professional. When we arrived, he assisted us with our luggage to the room and even let us keep our car downstairs until we were done checking in and placing our items in the room (we didn't valet at the hotel). Housekeeping made me want to stay in the room every night. It was great coming back to the room every day as if we just checked in. Besides those few occurrences everything else was great and I would still recommend the W for New Orleans travelers. January 8, 2015


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I wish I could give this six stars. It is by far one of the best recipes I've ever made. The flavors meld beautifully. In addition, it is ridiculously easy to make, especially if you use canned coconut milk (I use one can) and pumpkin. I recommend adding the red curry paste in increments of teaspoons; I find that it reaches an acceptable heat level for me around 2-3 teaspoons. If you want to make this vegetarian, I find that lentils and/or cauliflower make great additions in place of the chicken.
I used canned coconut milk (as RSC is over and I always have some around), another kind of pepper (as I can't get the stated variety here), and deboned chicken thighs (was on offer). I made my own pumpkin puree (can't buy it canned here) with a pumpkin that my father grew. The puree serves as a sauce thickener here and works beautifully with the coconut milk and the curry paste. I've had three mushrooms to use up, so I added them and they worked well with the other ingredients. When I tried the sauce I knew BF would love it and I served it to him the next day. I myself couldn't stop eating it and BF also loved it and had at least two helpings. Thank you so much for inventing this recipe. Now I've got another wonderful idea how to use my father's pumpkins and butternut squashes! This is a keeper!
This recipe was made to accompany the Coconut-Raisin Rice Pilaf Coconut-Raisin Rice Pilaf that you also created for the recent RSC. This is spicy but oh so delicious. I used jalapeno pepper for the banana pepper, canned coconut milk (as RSC is over), plain yogurt in place of the sour cream and some of my fresh frozen pumpkin puree. Definitely a winner.
Very good, liked the sauce and all the flavors together. Used less paste as I made the rice and it was really spicy.
This is the first curry I ever made. After making it once with one friend, another friend and I made it together the first time we cooked together. The second time we tried it with the coconut raisin rice pilaf. Delicious. I'd forgotten about it until the other day when it passed back through my mind. Its quick, tasty and as some other reviewers have noted, easily adaptable with added carrots, broccoli, sugar snap peas, etc.
Simple to prepare with some rather complex and interesting flavor contrasts between the heat from the chili and curry paste and the sweetness of the coconut and pumpkin. I decided to prepare a lower fat version of this dish by reducing the oil used to prepare the onions and making this using a coconut milk substitute that I have used in my own chicken curry recipe. I was a little concerned about placing the uncooked chicken in the sauce as I feared the chicken would not cook or the sauce might break, both concerns proved to be unfounded. This will definitely be repeated. Thanks evelyn.
Had to use a bit less curry paste for us but this was a really nice dish. We enjoyed the sweet along with the kick from the curry. Served this brown rice and a fruit salad.
It is not often that I can put a dish on the table that EVERYBODY likes. This is one of those few. Easy & delicious. I did add the oil to the food processor because it wasn't making the paste. It worked. DH liked the idea of the onion paste. :)
My son gave this 5 stars, I gave it 3 so we averaged at 4. My son loved the spiciness and the complexity of the sauce. I thought the spiciness overshadowed the subtle flavors of the sauce. Perhaps just one hot pepper would be enough. I also think it would benefit from longer cooking to reduce the sauce. There are a couple of minor problems with the way the recipe is written. It doesn't say how to prepare the chicken, so I cubed it. It doesn't say when to add the salt so I added it with the chicken. Overall a good recipe.


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With the Dow Jones Industrial Average having just cracked 15,000, most of the 15 investment managers who spoke at the 18th annual Sohn conference on Wednesday in New York still found plenty to buy, including Procter & Gamble pg 0.9600997506234414% Procter & Gamble Co. U.S.: NYSE USD80.97 0.77 0.9600997506234414% /Date(1464123661288-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6212655 AFTER HOURS USD80.97 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 80597 P/E Ratio 27.41214706479789 Market Cap 213480526349.328 Dividend Yield 3.307397801654934% Rev. per Employee 608973 More quote details and news » (ticker: PG), and Google (GOOG); a bevy of U.S. housing plays; a yellow-pages company; a Norwegian offshore driller; and the preferred shares of Korea's Samsung Electronics and Hyundai.
Some of the most provocative recommendations were on the short side, including bearish calls on disk-drive makers Seagate Technology stx 0.38461538461538464% Seagate Technology PLC U.S.: Nasdaq USD20.88 0.08 0.38461538461538464% /Date(1464123600453-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4817549 AFTER HOURS USD20.88 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 53980 P/E Ratio 20.470588235294116 Market Cap 6208467155.08727 Dividend Yield 12.068965517241379% Rev. per Employee 218395 More quote details and news » (STX) and Western Digital wdc 4.498269896193771% Western Digital Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD42.28 1.82 4.498269896193771% /Date(1464123600436-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7108652 AFTER HOURS USD42.48 0.199999999999996 0.47303689687795647% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 54072 P/E Ratio 11.943502824858758 Market Cap 11386941236.4773 Dividend Yield 4.7303689687795645% Rev. per Employee 165993 More quote details and news » (WDC); Digital Realty Trust dlr -0.05306728932286139% Digital Realty Trust Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD94.17 -0.05 -0.05306728932286139% /Date(1464123722146-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1632151 AFTER HOURS USD94.17 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9434 P/E Ratio 83.33628318584071 Market Cap 15011696294.0381 Dividend Yield 3.737920781565254% Rev. per Employee 1431760 More quote details and news » (DLR), an owner of data centers; Canadian banks; and a South African lender.
The 15 presenters at the charity event, which raises money for pediatric-cancer research, featured some of the biggest names in the hedge-fund industry, including David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital, William Ackman of Pershing Square, Jonathon Jacobson of Highfields Capital, and Jim Chanos of Kynikos Associates. The program lasted nearly seven hours, with only a few short breaks.
The record of last year's Sohn recommendations was mixed (see table) and some investment managers who had the best picks in 2012, including Barron's Roundtable member and Eagle Capital general partner Meryl Witmer, didn't present this year.
Ackman pitched P&G, arguing that it should be able to boost sales-growth and profit margins, which if successful, could lead to $6 a share in profit by the company's fiscal year ending in June 2016, up from an estimated $4 in the current year. If that scenario plays out, P&G, now at $78, could hit $120 in two years. The activist Ackman called the consumer-products giant "one of the great businesses in the world," but said it suffers from a "bloated cost structure" and inefficient manufacturing facilities. P&G's sales growth has trailed that of peers Colgate-Palmolive cl 1.1272831050228311% Colgate-Palmolive Co. U.S.: NYSE USD70.87 0.79 1.1272831050228311% /Date(1464123629792-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2387922 AFTER HOURS USD70.87 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 128329 P/E Ratio 46.93377483443709 Market Cap 62582703451.5711 Dividend Yield 2.2012134894877944% Rev. per Employee 414934 More quote details and news » (CL) and Unilever (UN). He also criticized P&G CEO Bob McDonald for being on 21 different boards, arguing that those responsibilities are taking valuable time away from the company. "A CEO on 21 boards shows where his head is at," Ackman said.
STAN DRUCKENMILLER, a former lead portfolio manager for George Soros' Quantum fund, made a quick pitch for Google, calling it one of the world's "better positioned" companies, with a relatively modest valuation at 16 times 2014 earnings. Druckenmiller, who's now focused on running his own money, spent most of his allotted 15 minutes on commodities, arguing that the "commodity supercycle" that lasted from 2000 to 2011 is over, thanks largely to weakening demand for raw materials from a formerly voracious China. That's bad news for commodity-oriented currencies, including the South African rand and Canadian dollar.
Hardest hit, he observed, could be the Australian dollar, which he said could "come down and come down hard." Australia has been a big beneficiary of the commodity boom, and Druckenmiller said the currency's appreciation has resulted in such things as $22 hamburgers in Sydney.
JACOBSON TOOK ON DIGITAL REALTY, a real-estate investment trust that operates corporate data centers. He said the company could be worth just $20 a share, a fraction of its recent price of $66. Its shares fell 5% on Thursday in the wake of the presentation. He argued that there is too much industry capacity and that Digital Realty vastly understates its capital expenditures when calculating adjusted funds from operations, a widely followed REIT earnings measure. Adjusting for capital spending, Jacobson contends, projected 2013 AFFO falls to about 87 cents a share, versus the Street's $3.90 estimate. The true AFFO, he said, is a fraction of the current $3.12 a share annual dividend. "Do you want to pay three times book value for this?" he asked, arguing that the company is burning through cash and that its dividend "is not sustainable" and "depends on continued access to the capital markets."
In discussing companies with what he called illusory yields, Jacobson briefly warned about Linn Energy (LINE), subject of a bearish Barron's article last week. Jacobson argued that "half of Linn's distributable cash flow comes from hedging gains" and that the company needs access to the capital markets to fund its distribution.
Another vulnerable high-yield stock, he said, is AT&T t 0.4697286012526096% AT&T Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD38.5 0.18 0.4697286012526096% /Date(1464123627522-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13813179 AFTER HOURS USD38.63 0.130000000000003 0.33766233766233766% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 318569 P/E Ratio 16.417910447761194 Market Cap 235915618668.072 Dividend Yield 4.987012987012987% Rev. per Employee 550747 More quote details and news » (T), whose cash flow has flattened. AT&T also is exposed to any weakening in the wireless market.
STEVE EISMAN made his reputation with his short bet against subprime mortgages prior to the credit crisis and for identifying abuses in for-profit education three years ago when Wall Street loved the sector. Eisman, founder of Emrys Partners, said the U.S. housing recovery is in its early stages and offers plenty of investment opportunities. He noted that some of the strongest housing markets, including California, Arizona, Nevada, and Florida, were formerly among the weakest. Low housing inventories are fueling a boom in land prices in these markets; some have had 30% gains since the end of 2012.
He ticked off a list of "land rich" home builders like PulteGroup phm 5.10662177328844% PulteGroup Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD18.73 0.91 5.10662177328844% /Date(1464123746799-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6581560 AFTER HOURS USD19 0.27 1.4415376401494928% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 45219 P/E Ratio 12.82876712328767 Market Cap 6166290364.98046 Dividend Yield 1.9220501868659905% Rev. per Employee 1368900 More quote details and news » (PHM), Lennar len 4.687949381650848% Lennar Corp. Cl B U.S.: NYSE USD36.4 1.63 4.687949381650848% /Date(1464123763336-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 27316 AFTER HOURS USD36.4 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 118 P/E Ratio 10.143796678185264 Market Cap 9156435812.41609 Dividend Yield 0.43956043956043955% Rev. per Employee 1267290 More quote details and news » (LEN), and Standard Pacific (SPF), as well as Fortune Brands Home & Security, a maker of kitchen cabinets, faucets, locks, and doors for homes. He recommended Forestar Group for 1.944209636517329% Forestar Group Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD12.06 0.23 1.944209636517329% /Date(1464123721125-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 177401 AFTER HOURS USD12.06 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3607 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 401131648.604736 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 2419850 More quote details and news » (FOR), a landowner recently profiled in Barron's ("Rich Assets, Cheap Shares," March 4) that he says could be worth $30, versus its recent share price of $23. He also likes Colony Financial clny 1.0332950631458093% Colony Capital Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD17.6 0.18 1.0332950631458093% /Date(1464123781900-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 930817 P/E Ratio 18.867924528301888 Market Cap 1981559871.00647 Dividend Yield 9.090909090909092% Rev. per Employee 2755710 More quote details and news » (CLNY), a mortgage REIT that owns 25% of Colony American Homes, single-family rental-home outfit that recently filed to go public. Another play he likes: Ocwen Financial ocn 10.19108280254777% Ocwen Financial Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD1.73 0.16 10.19108280254777% /Date(1464123723249-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8823598 AFTER HOURS USD1.72 -0.01 -0.5780346820809249% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 194450780.651064 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 151768 More quote details and news » (OCN), the largest nonbank mortgage servicer. Its price/earnings is just seven on expected 2014 profits.
Eisman is bearish on the Canadian housing market, however, saying that it's starting to crack after showing resiliency throughout the U.S. housing downturn. If it continues, the trend could hurt big Canadian banks like TD Bank Group (TD) and Royal Bank of Canada ry 0.5723905723905723% Royal Bank of Canada U.S.: NYSE USD59.74 0.34 0.5723905723905723% /Date(1464123723305-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1207536 AFTER HOURS USD59.7146 -0.0254000000000048 -0.04251757616337462% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 8.962971853807838 Market Cap 115755088606.416 Dividend Yield 3.9396374106071645% Rev. per Employee 549910 More quote details and news » (RY), which trade for more than twice tangible book value, way above the valuation of most large U.S. banks. Particularly vulnerable, he asserts, is Home Capital Group hcg.t 0.465188824550116% Home Capital Group Inc. U.S.: OTC USD25.7648 0.1193 0.465188824550116% /Date(1463610000000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10000 P/E Ratio 8.46579483472432 Market Cap 1706465830.6641 Dividend Yield 2.9733182669680494% Rev. per Employee 859895 More quote details and news » (HCG.Canada), a lender specializing in high-risk mortgage loans that aren't eligible for guarantees from the Canadian equivalent of Fannie Mae. At about $53, it trades for twice tangible book. "If housing rolls over, this company will have problems."
CHANOS OF KYNIKOS called disk-drive makers Seagate and Western Digital "value traps." He said the stocks, which have soared in the past year, are vulnerable to the eroding personal-computer market, a big source of demand. "PC sales have just begun to decline," he added.
Bulls point to the two dominant drive makers' low P/Es -- just seven on this year's expected earnings. But Chanos thinks their margins -- and profits -- could come under pressure, citing a forecast from No. 3 drive maker Toshiba 6502.to -1.4865407794294898% Toshiba Corp. ADR U.S.: OTC USD12.26 -0.185 -1.4865407794294898% /Date(1464128401000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6959 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 8882140372.91078 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 237584 More quote details and news » (6502.Japan) for a sharp decline in its margins during its current fiscal year. He also cited heavy insider sales at Seagate, led by CEO Steve Luczo. Seagate fell $2 on Thursday, to $40, in the wake of the Chanos call, while Western Digital slid $1.33, to $57.68.
EINHORN, BEST KNOWN for his prescient bearish calls on Lehman Brothers, St. Joe, and Green Mountain Coffee, made a bullish presentation, extolling Oil States International ois -0.533751962323391% Oil States International Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD31.68 -0.17 -0.533751962323391% /Date(1464123722538-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 484114 AFTER HOURS USD31.68 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 1635847871.53664 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 259976 More quote details and news » (OIS), an oil-field-services company trading at about $99. Einhorn said a sum-of-the-parts valuation points toward a higher price, as would a conversion to a REIT, which could boost the stock to $155.
Mortgage-securities maven Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital had some pretty good calls in 2012, including natural gas and Spanish stocks, and a short recommendation on Apple when bears were few. He didn't have much to say about stocks on Wednesday, except for critical comments on Chipotle Mexican Grill cmg 0.1949872929629305% Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD457.33 0.89 0.1949872929629305% /Date(1464123623929-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 634441 AFTER HOURS USD457.3 -0.0299999999999727 -0.006559814575907988% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 44.27202323330106 Market Cap 13328504608.7976 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 71576.6 More quote details and news » (CMG)."I hate the charts," he said. "I like the products. I don't like the P/E ratio at 40."
Kyle Bass of Hayman Capital recommended Dex Media (DXM), created from the merger of two struggling yellow-pages publishers, Dex One and Super Media. He said that Dex Media, formed after its components emerged from bankruptcy a few years ago, isn't going down again, despite market concerns about its debt load. He argued that cash flow should stabilize as digital sales offset declines in print yellow-pages books. While acknowledging that Dex Media is "fraught with risk," Bass said the company's bank debt, now yielding about 15%, should get paid off in full. He also likes the stock, now at about $16, calling it a "really cheap option" with the potential to rise fivefold. Bass, best-known for his bearish views on Japan, reiterated that he sees a "full blown" bond crisis" there in a few years, given massive borrowings by the government. He has been bearish on the yen and bullish on gold.
Keith Meister, formerly a top lieutenant of billionaire investor Carl Icahn and now chief investment officer of Corvex, recommended two data-transmission providers, tw telecom (TWTC) and Level 3 Communications lvlt 2.0388536256972496% Level 3 Communications Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD53.05 1.06 2.0388536256972496% /Date(1464123722437-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1037505 AFTER HOURS USD52.885 -0.164999999999999 -0.3110273327049953% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 5.5591650249402695 Market Cap 18608937994.2723 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 658160 More quote details and news » (LVLT), arguing the combination of booming data traffic and industry consolidation is bullish for both. The better-managed of the pair in his view, tw telecom, could rise to $38 from its recent $28. He said the company ultimately will be sold "at a substantial premium" to one of many potential buyers, including Comcast cmcsa 1.0192525481313703% Comcast Corp. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD62.44 0.63 1.0192525481313703% /Date(1464123600325-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9445346 AFTER HOURS USD62.5 0.0600000000000023 0.09609224855861627% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 18.921212121212122 Market Cap 150024948013.324 Dividend Yield 1.7616912235746316% Rev. per Employee 493118 More quote details and news » (CMCSA). Level 3 has rebounded after digesting numerous acquisitions. His target: $34, up from a recent $24.
Mitch Julis of Canyon Partners favors Clear Channel Outdoor (CCO), the leveraged billboard company that is controlled by the even more leveraged Clear Channel Communications. Julis likes the business, which has just a handful of players, and the parent company's desire for cash, which has resulted in large dividends paid to Clear Channel Outdoor holders.
Tor Olav Trøim works for John Fredriksen, the Norwegian billionaire whose largest creation is Seadrill (SDRL), an owner of a fleet of offshore oil rigs that are leased to big energy companies. He argued that the stock should benefit from a coming "rig shortage" that could drive up leasing rates and Seadrill's cash flow. He said deepwater wells are among the most productive investments for Big Oil and that Seadrill can recoup the cost of a new rig in several years with long-term contracts. "Can you find a better business?" he asked.
Li Lu, chairman of Himalaya Capital, counts among his admirers Charlie Munger, the not-easy-to-impress vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. Lu recommended preferred stock issued by Korean companies, including Samsung and Hyundai. This preferred amounts to "nonvoting common shares" trading at a massive, average discount of 65% to the better-known and more liquid common shares. He said these issues give investors exposure to leading Korean companies at low-single-digit P/E multiples.
The boom in consumer lending in South Africa has gotten out of hand, said David Stemerman, the founder of Conatus Capital Management. He said that African Bank Investments (ABL.South Africa) is vulnerable to what he called an "unsustainable boom in unsecured credit."
Akamai Technologies akam 2.7490738935465004% Akamai Technologies Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD52.7 1.41 2.7490738935465004% /Date(1464123600296-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1167128 AFTER HOURS USD52.7 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 29.774011299435028 Market Cap 9006113596.58081 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 367955 More quote details and news » (AKAM) was favored by Clifton Robbins of Blue Harbor Group. A dot-com-era survivor, Akamai develops technology to speed the flow of information over the Internet. His "base case" analysis suggests the stock, recently at about $45, is worth $64. Earnings could rise to $3 a share in 2016, he asserted, from the about $2 projected for this year.
The conference sponsors a contest for the best investment pitch from an outsider, and the winner this year was Simeon McMillan, a student at Columbia University's business school. He recommended Tribune (TRBAA), the broadcast TV and newspaper company that came out of bankruptcy late last year. His analysis suggests a value of $88 per share, well above the recent price of $55. He based his analysis on estimated asset values for key Tribune divisions, including broadcast TV stations, the WGN cable network, and a stake in the Food Network.
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GEORGE TOWN: The state government has proposed a ban to stop foreigners from being the "main cooks" of popular local dishes in order to preserve the authenticity of taste.
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said the Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) and Seberang Prai Municipal Council (MPSP) have been instructed to carry out a study and gather feedback.
"They will get feedback from hawkers, food operators and the public before a set of rules is drafted. Among the action to be taken could be revoking the hawker's licence," he said.
The suggestion was made by Lim out of concern that the state's reputation for good street food would be affected if it was prepared by Vietnamese, Nepalese, Bangladeshi, Thai, Indonesian or Indian nationals.
"We need to ensure the authentic flavour of our char koay teow, assam laksa, chee cheong fun, Hokkien prawn mee, nasi kandar and nasi dalca.
"This is a way to protect the state's food heritage," he said at a press conference here yesterday.
Lim said a recent check at 100 food courts and hawker complexes by the MPPP showed that there were 119 foreign kitchen helpers hired by the hawkers, adding that the figure could be higher as some might not have the actual number of foreigners being employed.
A check by The Star at Cecil Street Food Court showed that even hawkers are for the ban.
Char koay teow seller Tan Bak Juah, 60, is of the opinion that "only a local" could fry the best plate of the flat rice noodle.
"I've been selling this item for the past 40 years, and I've never hired a foreigner.
"Even if we teach foreigners to cook, the taste will be different as it will be hard for them to control the fire and maintain our traditional flavour," he said.
Tan Boon Chye, 55, said he has two foreigners helping at his popiah and chee cheong fun stall, but they do not cook.
There are those, however, who oppose the proposed ban.
Wan tan noodle seller Vernie Lim, who employs a Myanmar national as her assistant cook, said the most important thing was the worker's attitude, and not his nationality.
"I know the feeling of being discriminated against, so I'd like to give my workers equal chance if they do well," she said at her stall in Macalister Road here.
A nasi kandar restaurant supervisor from India said the owner employed mostly foreigners to cook.
"Our boss will only be at the restaurant once in a while, and it is impossible for him not to employ foreigners as we need a lot of staff to run the restaurant."
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How to Make a Rey Mysterio Costume
Rey Mysterio is the biggest high-flyer many people want to be like him. If you want to be like Rey, you have the wrong page. If you want to look like him, read away.
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1Wear a mask, but make sure it doesn't cover up the mouth. The classic mask has a cross on the forehead with a line going down from it, two lines on the temples, and wings on the outside.
2Get a light-colored pair of pants. They need to be the same color of the mask. And on the sides, write 619 in large letters.
3Wear a plain t-shirt, and write 619 in large letters.
4Wear comfortable shoes.
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- If you don't have a mask, use the printable version of Rey Mysterio's mask on WWE.COM and here's the link: http://www.wwe.com/content/media/pdf/rey_mask.pdf
- Don't make the mask too tight.
- Don't choose a tight bottom.
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