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What is The 'Macaulay Duration'
The Macaulay duration is the weighted average term to maturity of the cash flows from a bond. The weight of each cash flow is determined by dividing the present value of the cash flow by the price. Macaulay duration is frequently used by portfolio managers who use an immunization strategy.
Macaulay duration can be calculated:
- t = respective time period
- C = periodic coupon payment
- y = periodic yield
- n = total number of periods
- M = maturity value
BREAKING DOWN 'Macaulay Duration'
The metric is named after its creator, Frederick Macaulay. The Macaulay duration can be viewed as the as the economic balance point of a group of cash flows. Another way to interpret the statistic is that it is the weighted average number of years an investor must maintain a position in the bond until the present value of the bond's cash flows equals the amount paid for the bond.
Factors Affecting Duration
A bond's price, maturity, coupon and yield to maturity all factor into the calculation of duration. All else equal, as maturity increases, duration increases. As a bond's coupon increases, its duration decreases. As interest rates increase, duration decreases and the bond's sensitivity to further interest rate increases goes down. Also, sinking fund in place, a scheduled prepayment before maturity and call provisions lower a bond's duration.
Example Calculation
The calculation of Macaulay duration is straightforward. Assume there is a bond priced at $1,000 that pays a 6% coupon and matures in three years. Interest rates are at 6%. The bond pays the coupon twice a year, and pays the principal on the final payment. Given this, the following cash flows are expected over the next three years:
Period 1: $60
Period 2: $60
Period 3: $60
Period 4: $60
Period 5: $60
Period 6: $1,060
With the periods and the cash flows known, a discount factor must be calculated for each period. This is calculated as 1 / (1 + r)^n, where r is the interest rate and n is the period number in question. Thus the discount factors would be:
Period 1 Discount Factor = 1 / (1 + 6%)^(1) = 0.9434
Period 2 Discount Factor = 1 / (1 + 6%)^(2) = 0.89
Period 3 Discount Factor = 1 / (1 + 6%)^(3) = 0.8396
Period 4 Discount Factor = 1 / (1 + 6%)^(4) = 0.7921
Period 5 Discount Factor = 1 / (1 + 6%)^(5) = 0.7473
Period 6 Discount Factor = 1 / (1 + 6%)^(6) = 0.705
Next, multiply the period's cash flow by the period number and by its corresponding discount factor to find the present value of the cash flow:
Period 1 = 1 * $60 * 0.9434 = $56.60
Period 2 = 2 * $60 * 0.89 = $106.80
Period 3 = 3 * $60 * 0.8396 = $151.13
Period 4 = 4 * $60 * 0.7921 = $190.10
Period 5 = 5* $60 * 0.7473 = $224.18
Period 6 = 6 * $1,060 * 0.705 = $4,483.55
Sum these values up and divide by the price to get the Macaulay duration:
$5,212.36 / $1,000 = 5.21
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Lady in red: Kate Middleton dazzles in scarlett dress for last day of Canada tour
The Duchess of Cambridge dazzled in red on the final day of the royal couple's tour of Canada.
Wearing a scarlett Marianne coat-dress by Catherine Walker, with The Queen's Maple Leaf brooch (the same brooch that she wore on Canada Day), Kate had changed out of the casual jeans and shirt combo she wore for the the Calgary Stampede Parade she attended in the morning.
On her feet were her favourite LK Bennett cream shoes.
The couple were attending a reception thrown by the Premier of Alberta, Ed Stelmach, at Calgary Zoo to promote the province's research and development potential.
Lady in red: Kate had changed out of the casual jeans and shirt combo in a scarlett Marianne coat-dress by Catherine Walker, with The Queen's Maple Leaf brooch
The couple walked through the gardens of the zoo, which was founded in 1929, to a tumultuous welcome and entered a stunning conservatory which doubles as one of the most energy-efficient greenhouses in the world. It includes a wind turbines, solar photovoltaic panels and and solar thermal technology.
'This is amazing,' said Kate as she gazed up at the tropical plant display.The couple were first introduced to a group of former homeless young people from the Shelter charity who will benefit from money raised by their wedding fund.
After signing a visitors book sitting side by side they listened to a short address by the Premier who announced that the Alberta government would be launching a scholarship in honour of the couples visit.
Formal: The couple attended a reception thrown by the Premier of Alberta, Ed Stelmach, at Calgary Zoo to promote the province's research and development potential
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Scholarship will provide 25 grants of $2,000 each year to students who have overcome significant difficulties in their lives.
The couple, who looked extremely touched, then embarked on a brief walkabout.
Among those they met was Pam Pritchard who held up a picture of her mother, Shelia Elliott, now 79, meeting Princess Elizabeth in 1951 when she visited Canada.
Fond memories: William and Kate smile and wave from the door of their plane as they prepare to leave Canada after a successful visit
'William was fascinated by the photograph and wanted to know when his grandmother had met my mother. Kate said it must be a lovely keepsake. My mother will be so thrilled,' she said.
Earlier in the day Kate wore a canary yellow dress by Jenny Packham - a notable departure from her usual style.
The floaty silhouette and shorter hemline provided a refreshing change from the more structured shapes that have come to form part of her wardrobe.
Mellow yellow: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge wears a silk dress by Jenny Packham for her visit to Calgary
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But the fun, young hemline was offset by high neckline, demure buttons and short sleeves.
She, once again, wore LK Bennett court shoes
Later in the day, the Duchess got into the spirit of the rodeo with a cowboy-inspired outfit.
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I apologize in advance for what may come across as a shameless pitch for Berklee College of Music and a good friend of mine. I have been involved with the school in one way or another since the mid-90s. The school is full of smart people and the alumni reads like a "Who's Who" of the Jazz, contemporary music and film scoring communities. A Berklee education isn't required to enjoy success in the music world, but it sure doesn't seem to hurt.
Early in my involvement with Berklee there was advanced the notion that Berklee alumni would often downplay their Berklee education rather than promote it. That has changed in the last 10 years and now artists like Steve Vai, BT, Branford Marsalis, and John Mayer are speaking out with pride about their experiences there.
David Mash is the Senior Vice-President for Innovation, Strategy, and Technology at Berklee and in many ways responsible for the school having perhaps the world's best technology program for contemporary music. He is a great guitar player, technologist, educator, and author. His has written 9 books on music and technology and many of the concepts and approaches he outlined have been integrated into two online courses offered at Berklee through their online continuing education program, Desktop Music Production and Sound Design for the Musician. An earlier work of his on subtractive synthesis has recently been updated by Scott Tibbs at Roland for use with their GAIA synthesizer and is titled "Synthesis: A Practical Approach.".
Oh yes, and he is a good friend who was kind enough to sit down with me to talk technology and education.
What are your earliest memories of music?
What inspired you to learn guitar instead of another symphonic instrument?
My sisters and I were all discouraged from getting serious about music, but I decided I wanted to play guitar when I noticed how my sisters' girlfriends responded to Elvis Presley when he played on TV.
That really dates you. Are you sure you don't want to say "The Beatles?".
I was actually playing gigs when the Beatles became popular so that will date me even more… (chuckles) I started playing when I was seven and just really fell in love with it. In my early teens I played in wedding bands, playing jazz standards, and rock and roll songs of the period. I grew up in Detroit so I was into Motown and R&B. Later I got into Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck and then when I got into my early 20s I discovered jazz and players like John McLaughlin who completely blew my mind.
You attended Berklee….
Yes. I started there in 1973. In those days there were three majors at the college: Composition, Performance, and Music Education. I was a composition major. In my second year I started teaching guitar and then when I graduated in 1976 I became a full time teacher, and taught core music, ensembles, and guitar.
What kind of technology education program was there back then?
There were two electronic music classes when I got there that had been started by Michael Rendish and I studied with him. He was a truly inspirational musician and teacher, and certainly one of my role models. We were using ARP 2600s so I learned about analog synthesis, connecting modules with patch cables, etc. In 1976 I bought a 2600 for myself along with an ARP 1602 step-sequencer. Years later, in 1983, I developed a performance synthesis program at Berklee. At the time the idea was to focus on live performance with electronic musical instruments as opposed to the more traditional studio composition approach.
Synthesizers were becoming polyphonic, less modular and more pre-configured, and a lot more popular. They now had memory (to store sounds) and user interfaces had changed enough so that they could be used in a live situation. The DX7 (with a reasonably affordable price) appeared about this time as well as the first affordable sampling instruments. With so many new digital products coming on the market we had to expand the program from the original focus on analog so in 1984 we merged the Electronic Music and Performance Synthesis programs and created the Music Synthesis Major. I served as its founding chair for the first 5 years.
What did you use for a sequencer when you outgrew the 1602?
I started using a Roland MSQ-700 when MIDI was introduced. It had a good amount of note memory, and you could have multiple tracks - each on separate MIDI channels. You could play lots of different instrumental parts from the one device.
When did you start using software in place of hardware?
I first started using Performer in 1986 until Opcode came out with Vision and Studio Vision. When Gibson shut down Vision development I moved to Logic, which is what I use today. My first software synthesizer was probably the Retro-AS from Bitheadz.
What do you see as some of the impacts that software has had on music education?
First and foremost the technology has made it possible to hear complex music as you are writing it and that has had a tremendous impact on the way that we think about teaching music, music theory, composition, arrangement, and orchestration. When I was a student at Berklee it was great that you could hear your music soon after you wrote it. Except at that time, that meant that you wrote a piece of music and then copied out all the parts, and then went to one of the ensembles and got students to sight read it for you. With the wide range of really good sounding instruments in software and very powerful sequencers that we have today it's possible to hear your music instantly and I think that has really accelerated the learning process.
The other thing that's been a huge impact is the amount of information we now have available at our fingertips. With YouTube there are so many performers that you can watch and learn from and there are so many online learning opportunities. Berklee has an amazing online school where there are now over 12,000 students from all over the world taking courses online. The fact that you can be traveling and taking a course from anywhere you can log in is amazing.
Do you think anything has been lost?
I don't think anything has been lost, but I think the technology makes it easier to cheat. By cheat I mean short changing your own musical development because, with pre-recorded loops and pre-set sounds and samples it's easier to make decent sounding music without crafting anything from scratch yourself. And because you are not asking other musicians to interpret your music you are losing access to their unique musical contributions. I think those things are really important parts of making contemporary music.
This is where good teaching comes in because the technology can be used to cut corners, but it can also be used to speed up the learning process and that's where I like to focus. So much of this process is based on aural learning and that is enhanced in a big way if you have the chance to hear things as you are working.
Your title at Berklee is Senior Vice-President for Innovation, Strategy, and Technology. What does that mean?
I'm trying to help the college envision what the Berklee of 2025 will be like, helping our faculty and academic leaders imagine how musicians will think about teaching, learning, and creating music in the future, and then trying to help the college map out a plan of how to get there.
What are some of the impacts that technology and new learning methods have had on music?
I think that technology has put production power into the hands of anybody now. And that means that more people are able to make music at a much higher level. Which is great. The Internet has made the world very small and so musical genres from all over the world are now available to all of us to hear. That has had a huge impact on the way that musical style is changing quickly and how different elements of different kinds of music from all over the planet are used in different genres.
The promise of Internet2 with almost no latency in audio and video transmission between sites regardless of their location is pretty exciting in terms of students being able to study with great teachers and make music with other great musicians regardless of where they are on the planet.
As I alluded to earlier, the bad news is that the tools have made everything so easy that sometimes people, instead of putting in the extra effort to make great music, are stopping too soon along the development path, and so we get a lot of mediocre music. And of course the fact that music can be so easily distributed has changed the way the whole industry works.
The landscape has unprecedented options today. Where do you see the conversion from a musician's point of view?
I think the ideal that every musician is looking for is the ability to make music and capture your inspiration wherever and whenever you have it. The great thing about today's mobile devices is that you can carry them wherever you go. The best possible scenario would be to be able capture your ideas wherever you are and seamlessly integrate them into your music-making process when you get back to your "studio" when you have access to more powerful tools for the production process.
Mobile devices have only been around for a few years. So, when you look at how far they've come in such a short time, you can imagine that they will just keep getting better because technology is accelerating at an exponential rate. It has to be obvious that people will be able to work in this way in the near future.
Berklee requires entering students to own a laptop now. How long before it's a mobile device?
There are still a lot of important things that can't be done as well on a mobile device and we're watching this very carefully and thinking a lot about it. The next year or two will tell us a lot.
When are you going to get your next laptop?
(More chuckling) At the moment I'm waiting for my new MacBook Pro with Retina display to arrive – I ordered it maxed out with 16 GB RAM and a 768 GB flash drive. I'm hoping to be able to go down to a single machine rather than synchronizing two different computers (laptop and desktop in the studio), which would make my life a lot easier. I spend so much time updating each machine to have the latest stuff and when I go to play live I have to move all of my files and settings from the desktop to the laptop and test it all. It takes up way too much time. Plus you have to authorize the software for two different computers. Everything seems to take forever.
Everything I have been doing for the last year or two has been about playing live so I haven't been maxing out my studio production computer. When I was doing my CD (Mashine Music: Decades) last year I was using 30 to 40 tracks and with gazillions of plug-ins, but I still did the entire mix on my iMac i7.
OK last question, what are your top three all-time contemporary musicians and why?
Joe Zawinul - Great composer… Great keyboard and synthesizer player… Bandleader… Inspirational character….
Gary Burton - Consummate jazz improviser… Great rhythm section accompanist, Great bandleader… Superlative teacher and mentor.
John McLaughlin - Brilliant guitar player… Breakthrough genre creator… Great composer and bandleader….
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Starbucks Reveals Popular Drink Contains Crushed Bugs
(elitedaily) Have you ever wondered how Starbucks makes their Strawberry Frappuccinos look so vibrantly pink? The pink hue is thanks to crushed up insects, according to new information provided by the coffee chain giant. In a statement released by Starbucks, the company has revealed that they use cochineal extract, which is the ground-up bodies of insects, as a dye for the popular rose-coloured beverage.
Bugs from mainly Mexico and South America are dried out before they are ground and used in the milky-based Frappuccino drink.
As stomach-turning as it may sound, the ingredient is in fact harmless. Commonly used to help liven up the dull hues of jams, meats, cheese, baked goods, alcoholic drinks and more, cochineal extract has been used as a colouring agent in food and drinks for centuries.
Is that even illegal
It has been deemed safe by the United States' Food and Drug Administration.
Starbucks reasoning
Starbucks said it had decided to use cochineal extract to help limit the use of artificial ingredients in its products.
'At Starbucks, we strive to carry products that meet a variety of dietary lifestyles and needs,' the statement read. 'While the strawberry base isn't a vegan product, it helps us move away from artificial dyes.'
But the all-natural matter is not entirely free of health risks.
Should I be worried?
The World Health Organisation has found that cochineal extract may cause asthma in some people. Others may see an allergic reaction.
Vegan fans may not be happy with its inclusion either. ThisDishIsVegetarian.com, an animal rights and eco-friendly news site, labels the extract non-vegan.
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In defense of the fish
Italy is for the most part surrounded by sea, with the peninsula and its two large islands lapping up against various parts of the jagged Mediterranean. This makes most of us Italians very familiar with fish. Given such extended coastal real estate, it's hardly surprising that most Italians are raised catching, cooking and eating fish.
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ORLANDO, Fla. – In her most famous big-screen role, the voodoo priestess Tia Dalia in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies, Naomie Harris wore gray, clay-lumped dreadlocks and the nastiest teeth this side of Oral B. But as Eve, fellow British secret agent and flirt to Daniel Craig's James Bond in "Skyfall," she cleans up well. "Bond babe" well.
"I have no quibbles with being a 'Bond Girl,' " said Harris, 36. With a proviso. "That's problematic, but it's also a great compliment. Bond girls are sexy and alluring and all that. But it's not appropriate for Bond women of today. We're characters, not stereotypes. Eve is very much Bond's equal – an agent, in the field. Firing guns. Driving like a madwoman. So 'Bond Babe' seems so antiquated in light of that."
"Skyfall," the most critically acclaimed Bond film in decades, is earning Harris glowing notices, too, for the "both beautiful and brainy" (Entertainment Weekly) direction she and the filmmakers are taking the 50-year-old film franchise.
"This movie is about going back to the roots of Bond, getting the classic elements in," Harris said. "But we're modernizing it as well. One thing I was happy that they wanted to bring back was the comedy, that dry British sense of humor. It's still a darker Bond, I think. But there's more of an effort to add laughs."
Harris, the daughter of a Jamaican-born TV writer, is a native Brit who won't quite say it's her "duty" to serve when called to join Her Majesty's Secret Service. "But if you're British and you're an actor, it is a huge honor. It's so part of British culture that it made perfect sense to have James Bond escort the queen to the Olympics. If you're British and you're an actor or are in the film business, it means something extra to have some part to play in making a James Bond film.
"So maybe it is a duty to do a Bond film. It is quintessentially a British story, British in character. I love that the film acknowledges that, that it's much more London-centric than other films."
Harris got her start on British TV after college and a stretch at Bristol's Old Vic Theatre School. Her first big screen break was in Danny Boyle's zombie hit "28 Days Later." She's mixed appearances in Hollywood films such as "Street Kings" with indie fare – "Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story," "The First Grader," "Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll." None of that, even spending time on the well-financed sets of the "Pirates" movies, prepared her for teaming up with Mr. Bond.
"I never exercise. Terrible about it. For this, I had to do two months with a personal trainer, five days a week, two hours a day. I was on the gun range two days a week. I spent one day a week with the stunt trainer, doing kickboxing, combat training. I spent time in driving school.
"And remember the scene where I shave Daniel? I had to train with a barber for weeks just to get some shaving skills. I learned a LOT. Really got my money's worth out of this film. I could be an agent, now."And unlike other "Bond girls," there's always a chance that Eve and Harris will be back, seeing as how she has some, um, "currency" with the franchise. Or will they?
"There's absolutely no way I'm telling you if I'll be back," she giggled.
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Having trouble deciding between Anse Chastanet and Jade Mountain resorts in St. Lucia? Now you can have the best of both worlds with the new Yin and Yang package experiences. Packages can be tailor made, but we are excited about their Lovers' Early Bird Total Romance Package. It includes four nights in a Beachside Deluxe room at Anse Chastanet and three nights in a Jade Mountain Star sanctuary, as well as round trip airport transfers, all meals, all drinks including house wine (however not bottled wine and champagne), a welcome cocktail, basket of local fruit, bottle of French champagne, and a drinks package in the in-room fridge.
Activities which are included in the package are a tour of the volcano, Sulphur Springs and Diamond Mineral Baths, a guided tour of old French Colonial Plantation of Anse Mamin, a half day jungle biking tour in Anse Mamin Valley, a guided boat snorkel trip, a resort scuba diving course for beginners or two dives for certified divers, and a half day sail on the skippered resort yacht, Serenity. Or, if you choose to stay at the resort, feel free to enjoy the tennis courts and equipment, snorkeling, kayaking, mini-sailing, windsurfing, beach chairs and beach towels, and a one hour Swedish massage.
As if this wasn't enough, they'll also provide you with two resort t-shirts and an anniversary certificate of 500 USD to be used for a return visit. Rates start at 8,450 USD per couple from April 16th-May 31st and November 1st-December 19th, and 8,140 USD per couple from June 1st- October 31st.
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Buzzworthy: The Westin Princeville Resort recently opened its doors on the north shore of Hawaii's lush, secluded island of Kauai, and they're offering an introductory special offer of $299 per night for a one-bedroom villa. (As the LA Times points out, rack rates are normally $800 per night.) You must book by May 31, 2008, but you can enjoy these special rates for dates through the end of the year. With golf greens designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., shimmering pools, and boundless watersports and activities (whale watching, anyone?), the Westin Princeville Ocean Resort promises a little piece of Hawaiian paradise. Perched 200 feet above Anini Beach, the vacation ownership resort features 173 two-bedroom villas with all the luxurious amenities and services of a Westin Resort, including the signature Heavenly Bed and Heavenly Bath. There's also a world-class WestinWorkout fitness center, steam room and sauna.
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The island resort just outside Charleston, South Carolina is home to five award-wining championship golf courses, hard and clay tennis courts, and a variety of recreational activities-- from kayaking to biking-- sure to please everyone in the family. Rated the No. 2 Golf Resort (T + L Golf Magazine) and No. 2 Tennis Resort in the U.S. (Tennis Magazine), Kiawah Island features inviting accommodations and award-winning dining surrounded by spectacular natural beauty. For a limited time, take advantage of the "Villa Beach and Breakfast Package" and spend quality family time enjoying the warm breezes on Kiawah's ten miles of pristine beach. Starting from just $175 per night in a one-bedroom West Beach Villa, the package also includes breakfast. For a family of four in a two-bedroom West Beach Villa, the price is $247 per night including breakfast. Available until June 5, 2008 with a two-night minimum stay required.
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Overlooking the sparkling bay of Portofino, the Italian Riviera's glamorous coastal town, Hotel Splendido is an exclusive hideaway for the international jetset. The guest book is filled with VIPs (like the Duke and Duchess of Windsor) who have long sought out the superb accommodations at this 16th century monastery-turned-luxury hotel. The sea views are absolutely stunning, and the hotel can even arrange a chartered yacht or sailboat for you to discover small fishing villages along the coast and the prime beaches only accessible by sea. The Splendido Mare, the recent extension of the Hotel Splendido, is situated in the heart of Portofino overlooking the famous Piazzetta and the waterfront. (It's only a five-minute walk from the main hotel.) There you'll want to sit on the terrace at Chuflay Bar Restaurant for some excellent cocktails and people-watching.
The Hotel Splendido can arrange a wonderful excursion to the Cinque Terre, the five postcard-perfect fishing villages that hug the cliffs of Liguria. The two-day, two-night journey starts with a gourmet dinner in either the Splendido Mare's Chuflay restaurant or in the Splendido's La Terrazza restaurant. The next day, guests will be taken by chauffeur-driven car from the hotel to the railway station at Santa Margherita, where they will board the train for the Cinque Terre (tickets available from the concierge). Upon their return, scheduled for late afternoon, guests will find a car waiting to take them back to the hotel. Prices for two persons in a double room with sea view include flowers, a bottle of spumante in-room, full American-style breakfast and all the activities in the program. Until June 5, 2008 (and from September 15-November 9, 2008), the prices are EUR 1670 at Hotel Splendido and EUR 1315 at Splendido Mare. During high-season (June 6-September 14, 2008), prices start at EUR 1585 at Splendido Mare.
Hanging with the 'Rents: Family Special at Half Moon, Jamaica
There's a lot to love at Half Moon, the beautiful destination resort in the Caribbean. 400 exquisitely landscaped acres, a playground of exciting land and water activities, the buzzed-about Fern Tree spa (68,000 square feet of bliss), and dreamy accommodations. Delightfully romantic, Half Moon is also a paradise for kids. And with the resort's new "Hanging the 'Rents" special, teenagers and parents will find a special place to bond this summer. Who says it's not cool to vacation with your parents? The package allows teens up to 18 years to stay free when sharing a suite with two adults. Now through the end of the year (Dec. 14, 2008), parents can choose any of resort's opulent suites: a junior suite for $380, a spacious 2 bedroom suite for $1,060 or an expansive imperial suite for $1,100. Additionally, Half Moon is offering a 50 percent discount on meal plans for children aged 3 – 11 years. It's the perfect destination for a post-graduation getaway with your teens, or a family vacation with the kids before heading back to school. The myriad recreational facilities-- an exclusive Dolphin Lagoon, equestrian center, water sports activities, the recently renovated Robert Trent Jones Sr. par-72 championship golf course, Night Golf, 13 lit tennis courts, and fitness center-- means quality family time and heaps of fun.
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Jump in! The new pool deck and ocean terrace at Shutters on the Beach is now open. Santa Monica's elegant beachfront hideaway has one of the best pools anywhere in LA-- with spectacular ocean views and the most spacious pool deck in the city. You can watch the waves while unwinding in the Jacuzzi. Full restaurant and bar services, plus high speed wireless Internet service, means this is also a killer spot for al fresco business meetings. With two fireplaces and full service catering, the hotel's lower Pacific Deck is the perfect setting for events right at the edge of the sand. Beach concierge service is available daily offering a host of services and equipment for guests including bike rentals, yoga sessions, and beach gear. (Or skip the sand and soak up the sun by the gorgeous pool at Shutters on the Beach.) Come on in, the water's fine!
Live Like a Star at Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel
May 9, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Cruise the streets of Hollywood, shop and dine in style on Rodeo Drive, search for celebs in the Hollywood Hills, and speed down the Pacific Cruise Highway, wind in your hair, for some fun in the sun on the beaches of Malibu. LA is yours for the taking with the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel, the gorgeous luxury hotel that occupies a prime spot in Santa Monica just a block from the sprawling white sandy beach. This place has it all-- from an Ocean Spa and Fitness Center to the breathtaking views from the guest rooms and lounges. Choose the "Live Like A Star" package and you'll enjoy a one-night stay in a Premium Room and also get a one-day car rental (luxury convertible, of course) with a map of stars homes and LA attractions. Priced from $405, available until May 25, 2008.
Fourth Night Free at Copacabana Palace, Rio de Janeiro
May 8, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Head down to Rio for a relaxing break at one of the most glamorous hotels in the world. Setting of the famous film 'Flying down to Rio' where Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers danced together for the first time, Copacabana Palace offers the ultimate in sophisticated luxury-- just steps from the white sands of the most famous beach in the world. This is the hide-out of the rich and famous. Make the Copacabana Palace your home as you explore the delights of the fascinating city: sun yourself on Copacabana or Ipanema beach and visit Corcovado or Sugar Loaf Mountain and marvel at the beauty of Rio nestled in the series of bays below you. With the "Stay Another Night" package, you get the fourth night for free when you stay three consecutive nights. Rates start at $487, and you also get complimentary access to the fitness center, tennis court, and sauna.
Buzz: Movenpick Resort and Thalasso Opens in Crete
May 7, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
The latest luxury resort to open on the Med is the Mövenpick Resort & Thalasso Crete. After an extensive, two-year renovation, the upscale resort opened its doors on the northern coast of Crete along Amoudara Beach. This is the first property for Mövenpick in Greece. What's in store? "An exquisite combination of typical Greek hospitality and the traditional Swiss passion for efficiency, reliability, punctuality and precision," touts the hotel. We are most excited about the Aegeo Spa Center. If it's anything like the Zara Spa at the Mövenpick on the Dead Sea, spa-goers are in for a real treat. Mövenpick has an impressive portfolio of specialized spa resorts, and this Greek oasis is a beautiful addition. Sized at 4,500 square meters, the Spa Center offers classic wellness services including Thalasso and beauty therapy. The large seawater spa complex has various baths as well as a sauna, sanarium, solarium, whirlpools and steam rooms. Other resort facilities include a fitness center, two floodlight tennis courts, table tennis, squash, billiards, beach volleyball, and a wide variety of water sports. And of course all the 285 guest rooms offer divine sea views.
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Talking about Brown v. Board 60 years later
A Twitter user with Oak Park roots joined a live conversation on the micro blogging site hosted by ProPublica reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones and Gene Demby of NPR's "Code Switch" about schools, segregation and the pivotal Brown v. Board of Education case of 1954.
Demby posed the question, "How were the schools you attended K-12?" to the Twitter audience.
@Maggie_Chicago replied, "Oak Park, IL pub schools were &are quite diverse (and it's a huge point of pride). private (catholic) HS, many less POC but some."
On May 17, 1954 the U.S. Supreme Court voted school segregation unconstitutional. Yet, education disparities involving race and class still exist.
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Posted: May 30th, 2014 8:16 AM
Bob- I think you hit the nail on the head here. The more affluent areas are mostly white so the source of segregation here is based largely on socioeconomic terms rather than race. As school funding is largely based on property taxes, the more affluent areas receive much more funding. With better funding, a school can afford better programs leading to increased competition to get into that school. Better schools are a factor in drive up housing prices... further increasing income from taxes
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School segregation has actually increased in recent years. Schools in African American and Latino working class neighborhoods are generally under resourced when compared to schools in more affluent mostly white areas. In addition the corporate-driven policy of school closings, privatization and narrowing of curriculum has been far more devastating in communities of color. Brown established the legal principle of racial equality in education, but not racial equity in education.
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Posted: May 20th, 2014 5:15 PM
This anniversary puts B vs B in perspective. Amazing that at age 57, B vs B was before I was born. I feel older all the time. The differences between then and now are startling. I am happy to see for the most part this is now a color-blind society. It saddens me when the outliers - racists and race-baiters - capture the headlines, crowding out really remarkable and positive differences between now and then.
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Here's Jon Stewart's Brutal Takedown Of CNN's Missing Plane Coverage
Published 8:52 am, Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Jon Stewart returned to "The Daily Show" Monday after a week-long hiatus, picking back up by tearing into CNN for its breathless coverage of the missing Malaysian jetliner.
Stewart opened the segment by pointing to what he surmised was the one minute of good coverage from CNN. That was before they realized, ""Oh, s—, we got 23 hours and 59 minutes left to fill! F— it, let's go nuts!"
"And they did!" Stewart said, pointing to the giant floor mats, big and little model airplanes, holographic airplanes, and more.
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I love this place, along with Flower Child it's one of the two best second-hand shops in all of northeastern Ohio. Sometimes the prices are high, m…
11. Grow Outs
I recieved great service at Grow Outs. We brought in several items and we were offered a fair buyout price. We thought that we were going to get les…
12. Carol's Best Buys
13. Savers
7100 Brookpark RdCleveland, OH 44129
From Business: Savers Thrift Store in Cleveland is an impressive thrift store, a community champion and a revolutionary recycler. Located at 7100 Brookpark Road, we offer an incre…
14. Curvy Consignments and Big Dudes
6339 Olde York RdCleveland, OH 44130
From Business: The largest all plus size consignment shop in the country. We carry women's sizes 14 (XL) or larger. Men's 2x (40 waist) and larger. With over 10,000 sqft of space,…
15. St Vincent De Paul Society
1404 E 9th St # 301Cleveland, OH 44114
16. Goodwill Stores
2295 E 55th StCleveland, OH 44103
17. Cronies Closet
11606 Detroit AveCleveland, OH 44102
18. Rozzy's Resale
4445 State RdCleveland, OH 44109
19. Cleveland Furniture Bank
6700 Biddulph RdCleveland, OH 44144
20. Two Cousins
13509 Euclid AveCleveland, OH 44112
21. Corky's of Fairview Park
19387 Lorain RdCleveland, OH 44126
22. Fabuless Finds
2841 Noble RdCleveland, OH 44121
23. Great Finds In Southlands
13383 Smith RdCleveland, OH 44130
24. Hospice Resale Shop
5139 Mayfield RdCleveland, OH 44124
25. Sunbeam A Shop For Children
looks like this will be a five star place :)
26. Value World
I love this store, each time I go in there I find something different :)
27. Salvation Army
5005 Euclid AveCleveland, OH 44103
28. Dollar Mart
8029 Euclid AveCleveland, OH 44103
29. Christ Child Showcase Clothing
15404 Madison AveLakewood, OH 44107
30. Lakewood Liquidation
14057 Madison AveLakewood, OH 44107


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