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I was just wondering what the stock market was looking for.
I think HCBK should stop paying dividends and this would probably cause the market to view the stock more correctly. If EPS is $1.2 and tanigble book value is 10.93
then in 1 year tangible book is 12.13 which is the same as today's price.
If you want to take out all the NPL's aand minus it than HCBK's tangible book would be 9.73
Then in 2 years HCBK's tangible book is 12.13
So unless you are valuing the stock that HCBK would only exist for 2 more years the current stock price is impossible.
Don't fall victim to the sensationalists from earnings seasons. Regadrdless or not if the current quarter was good, every quarter would be good for HCBK given its price.
Zions gets to be valued at tangible book making negative money.
HCBK avoids subprime has some of the lowest npl's and make growing earnings and we languish at this b.s price.
still think this bank will be $10 - $15 in next 18-24 months
willing to be patient and collect dividend which I think is safe at these levels
ya know i love this stock on the balance sheet values a lot !
yet i am now getting shaken out of most my position because of the stock price action
the bastardo has a point garbage stock price has poorly recovered and it is up way less then other banks i know
so again i return to banks with 15% to 20% equity .aka ORIT and IROQ etc...HCBK is grossly undervalued unless there is major blow up but seems many are betting on just that with stock price weak and not able to bounce too many sellers ???
long smaller position due to stock price action....king bastardo has a point....
some people think there some truth to eff. market theory like the price tells you all you need to know, well , it ain't dogma , but it is part of the info that goes against what we might believe about balance sheet and future prospects.
maybe the market is pricing in a lot of loss due to borrowing and lending with rates moving too rapid lower ...???? or could it be the sour loans? or could be just another rout that will be but a blip in history as this fine bancorp trades north of it's 9.58 book value in few months time ????
so much pressure here...
If HCBK was a movie, it would be rated PG (Piece of Garbage).
this has been painful but I am in for long haul
still think we will be back above 12 by end of year and midteens in 2012
seems like all the dumpers are getting their air time
in the meantime getting 4% on money, so now more bullish
For too many the long haul is underground!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are the one who raved about the dividend and how much you made by investing 70k right before the ex-div date a while back. So now they should cut the dividend because you have lost a ton of money. Unbelievable. You thought you were smart, but now you are dumb. I'm sorry but I had to say it. Should have sold.....>:(
coming from the fool who said to buy RIMM 3 months ago. maybe you should keep your comments to yourself next time AHOLe
Full year 2010 was $0.02 ahead of 2009!
div. how safe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why can't you guys just post your opinion without the the name calling. Is this computer rage or what .Most stocks fluctuate in price because of investor emotion anyway. Who is right or wrong....make your investment and we will see.
Keep relying on categorizations like 'prime borrowers' and you learn the truth about your Leona Helmsley style book of bloat and hot air.
For our newer readers, allow me to remind you that the Helmsley estate took a horrific haircut, on the order of -70% from peak 2005 pricing, in order to dump her Connecticut 'gold coast' estate home.
Prime is the new sub prime, friends.
The bigger they are, the more they have to lose...and fall.
What an unfriendly message board this is, where's the love? You guys tape notes containing investment information to the shafts of arrows that you shoot into eachother's hides. Is that way of trading opinions fun for you?
HCBK has very high fixed funding costs squeezing the NIM. Nice guys, prudent guys finish last in finance. HCBK is an innocent bystander that caught a bullet in the Fed and GSE drive by shooting. Unless they can find some very low cost deposits through M&A they will be dead in the water until mortgage rates rise to expand their NIM. Fannie and Freddie are squeezing them right now and if the trend continues they will end up with a negative NIM. If you want prudent lending without high funding costs buy TBNK not HCBK.
But if you are like me and fear a double dip then sell just about everything because cash will be king soon.
Bye bye now, I'll leave you folks to your squabbling.
yep. good post. that is the real story man. the rest is free entertainment.
Maybe do some research tamere instead of talking out of your a.ss
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there are good folks here, they are staying quiet while the aholes=br thrive.
we have 1 jerk here who boldly said hcbk's problems were due to its TARP :)
Funny thing....hcbk took no TARP, how's that for a jerk???
he is the boards entertainment :)


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Bank Mandiri Bank Terbaik di Indonesia was established on two October 1998, as a part of the bank restructuring program of the govt of country. In July 1999, four state-owned banks - Bank Bumi Daya, Bank Dagang Negara, Bank Exim and Bapindo - were amalgamated into Bank Mandiri. The history of those four banks may be derived back to over a hundred and forty years, and along they'd contributed to thebeginning of the Indonesian banking sector.
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Following the merger, Bank Mandiri Bank Terbaik di Indonesia like a shot began a comprehensive consolidation method - starting with the closure of 194 overlapping branches and a discount of redundant employees, transportation the combined force of twenty six,600 right down to seventeen,620. one whole - Bank Mandiri was extended throughout the national network and across all of advertising and promotional activities. one in every of Bank Mandiri's most important early achievements was the whole overhaul of its technology platform. The Bank familial a complete of 9 totally different core banking systems from its four gift banks. when associate degree initial investment to consolidate the systems round the strongest familial platform, the Bank undertook a 3-year USD two hundred million program to interchange the core banking platform with one that was specifically back-geared towards retail banking. Today, Bank Mandiri's IT infrastructure provides straight through process and a unified interface for our customers. In line with the bank's vision, we have a tendency to broached into profitable business segments with growth potential thus on change USA to supply a comprehensive vary of banking services. we have a tendency to selected to concentrate on key segments together with company, commercial, micro, retail and shopper finance - with distinctive ways for every business whereas leverage on synergies across these totally different market segments. we have a tendency to emerged as a Domestic Multispecialist Bank in country, and began specific initiatives that change USA to grow and win dominant market share of revenue in our focus segments. additionally, Bank Mandiri aims to be a Regional Champion Bank - a public-listed bank that will be measured by capitalisation and stratified high amongst alternative blue chip public-listed banks in South East Asia.
Tranformation Program - Stage one (2005 - 2009)
The formidable goals that we have a tendency to set for ourselves over the years might solely be achieved by reworking our organization to adapt to the dynamical dynamics of our market. In 2005, we have a tendency to committed to a 5-year transformation program that resulted in Bank Mandiri turning into a dominant Multispecialist Bank. we have a tendency to known four key areas for transformation: culture, sales, alliances, and NPL controls. The Transformation Program was conducted in 3 phases :
Phase One (2006-2007)
Back on course : throughout this part, the main focus was placed on restructuring and birthing the inspiration for Bank Mandiri's future growth
Phase 2 (2008-2009)
Outperform the Market : throughout this era, the stress was on increasing the Bank's business to confirm vital growth all told segments and level of profitableness that exceeded the market average
Phase 3 (2010)
Shaping the tip Game : : throughout this part, Bank Mandiri centered on turning into a Regional Champion Bank, through the consolidation of economic services businesses and stress on strategic non-organic growth opportunities. This enclosed the strengthening of the performance of subsidiaries and also the acquisition of a bank or alternative money company that would produce added-value to Bank Mandiri Bank Terbaik di Indonesia
The changes caused by the Transformation Program between 2005 and 2010 have resulted within the bank's systematically growing performance, as proved by the subsequent money highlights :
Non-performing loans fell considerably, with cyberspace consolidated NPL declining from fifteen.34% in 2005 to zero.62% in 2010
profits soared from Rp zero.6 trillion (equivalent to USD half dozen1. three million) in 2005 to Rp nine.2 trillion (equivalent to USD one.02 billion) in 2010
In line with the transformation of our business, we have a tendency to additionally went through a cultural transformation supported a reformulation and reinvigoration of our key values. we have a tendency to considerably improved our client service quality levels. for five consecutive years (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011), Bank Mandiri has been named as a service leader amongst domestic banks supported a research country (MRI) survey. additionally, the Bank's achievements in instituting sensible company governance have additionally been well known. Bank Mandiri's systematically up performance has evoked a positive response from investors, as shown by a big increase within the Bank's share value from Rp one,110 on Gregorian calendar month sixteen, 2005 to Rp half dozen,300 as at Gregorian calendar month thirty, 2011 - that constitutes an increase of thirty three.6% a year on the average (CAGR). inside a amount of but six years, Bank Mandiri's capitalisation soared seven-fold from solely Rp twenty one.8 trillion (equivalent to USD two.16 billion) to Rp 146.9 trillion (equivalent to USD sixteen.6 billion).
Tranformation Program - Stage two (2010 - 2014)
We area unit currently embarking on the second stage of our transformation method for the 2010-2014 amount by renewing our vision "To be Indonesia's Most loved and Progressive money Institution". By 2014, Bank Mandiri intends to attain a capitalisation of Rp 225 trillion, a market revenue share of 16 PF, associate degree ROA of around two.5%, associate degreed an ROE of around twenty fifth, whereas at a similar time maintaining associate degree quality quality in a very gross NPL quantitative relation of below 4 wheel drive. And by finish 2014, we have a tendency to area unit determined to succeed in the ranks of the highest five Banks in ASEAN.
The Bank has set its sights to be among the highest three in ASEAN by 2020, in terms of capitalisation, and to be a serious regional player. so as to understand this vision, Bank Mandiri's business transformation throughout the 2010-2014 amount can concentrate on the subsequent 3 business areas:
Wholesale Transactions
We area unit consolidating our leadership position by providing comprehensive money dealings solutions and developing a holistic relationship approach in serving our company and industrial customers in country.
Retail Deposits & Payments
We area unit determined to become the bank of selection for shoppers within the retail deposit market by providing a novel and superior banking expertise.
Retail funding
Our goal is to become the No. one or two bank within the retail funding phase by leading within the mortgage, consumer loan, and mastercard markets, and by turning into a serious player within the small banking phase. Besides that specialize in these 3 strategic areas, we have a tendency to also are strengthening our structure structure and infrastructure (branch, IT, operations, risk management) to produce additional integrated service solutions. To with success win our goals, we are going to leverage on the essential support of our human resources, technology, prudent risk management, and sensible company governance.
Achievements to this point
As of December 2011, Bank Mandiri's total assets have reached Rp 551.9 trillion (equivalent to USD sixty.86 billion), quite double of that in 2006 (Rp 267 trillion) - that could be a growth of fifteen.6% (CAGR); creating USA the biggest bank in country. Our loans additionally grew by twenty second (CAGR) to Rp 314.4 trillion (equivalent to USD thirty four.67 billion) from Rp 118 trillion in 2006 whereas our profits grew by thirty eight.3% (CAGR) to Rp twelve.2 trillion (equivalent to USD one.35 billion) from Rp two.4 trillion in 2006. Besides being the nation's largest loaner (on a consolidated basis), Bank Mandiri is additionally the biggest facility within the country with Rp 422.3 trillion (equivalent to USD forty six.57 billion) in third party funds. In terms of quality quality, our gross and web NPL ratios stand at two.21% and 0.52% severally.
One of the key milestones towards realizing Bank Mandiri's vision throughout the second stage of the transformation method was the winning completion of a offering in Gregorian calendar month 2011 that strong our capital base. With this, Bank Mandiri's capital has reached Rp sixty two.7 trillion (equivalent to USD half dozen.9 billion), representing a rise of forty eight.9% year-on-year. Hence, we have a tendency to became the primary bank in country to attain the standing of a global bank in step with the Indonesian Banking design (Arsitektur Perbankan Indonesia/API).
We also are supported by our subsidiaries that contribute vital financial gain of roughly twelve-tone system to the full consolidated profits of the Bank. Today, Bank Mandiri has the biggest ATM network with ten,000 units throughout country. we've got earned the excellence of being a most trustworthy company in country for company governance for five consecutive years. we have a tendency to area unit able to become associate degree anchor bank in {indonesia|Indonesia|Republic of country|Dutch East Indies|country|state|land} as we've got consummated the standards set by Bank Indonesia, and propelled ahead by our vision to be Indonesia's Most loved and Progressive financial organisation.
Enhancing Synergies & Values from Subsidiaries
To support our numerous business segments and our sturdy performance-driven culture across the organization, Bank Mandiri has enforced a Strategic Business Unit (SBU) based mostly organization - consisting of Strategic Business Units because the profit generators and future growth engine, company center functions and shared services functions. Our SBUs that serve company Banking, industrial & Business Banking, small & Retail Banking, Treasury & International Banking and shopper Finance, area unit backed by our subsidiaries. we have a tendency to area unit ceaselessly seeking interdependent business opportunities that make synergies, building alliances and strengthening our supporting businesses with and thru our subsidiaries, notably Mandiri Sekuritas in investment banking, AXA Mandiri money Services in insurance, Bank Syariah Mandiri in sharia law banking, Bank Sinar Harapan island in small banking, and Mandiri Tunas Finance in multi-finance. In 2011, Bank Mandiri nonheritable Mandiri AXA General Insurance (MAGI), a joint-venture between Bank Mandiri and AXA Societe Anonyme, to strengthen Bank Mandiri's penetration into the final insurance business. With numerous subsidiaries that support our businesses, we've got more strong our position as a distinguished money holdings establishment in country.
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Former Sri Lanka international Chaminda Vaas shone with the ball for Northamptonshire to help induce a Surrey collapse on day one of their LV= County Championship Division Two clash at Wantage Road.
Surrey wicketkeeper Steven Davies struck 12 fours in his 81 at the top of the order, while Zander de Bruyn's half-century saw Surrey reach 269 all out.
However, the visitors lost their last seven wickets for 101 runs and Vaas finished as the pick of the Northants bowlers with 4-57, before Andrew Hall's side survived the remaining five overs unscathed to close on four without loss.
Surrey won the toss and chose to bat but lost captain Rory Hamilton-Brown cheaply for just 13 when he smashed Vaas to Stephen Peters, who took a head-high catch at cover.
Davies and veteran Mark Ramprakash then survived the rest of a relatively quiet morning session to reach lunch on 86 for one.
Davies completed a patient half-century off 128 balls in the fifth over of the afternoon as he and Ramprakash added 65 between them for the second wicket.
This stand was ended when Ramprakash, after making 30, had his leg stump uprooted by David Burton, who is playing in the championship for the first time this season.
Davies eventually perished when he edged Hall's delivery and Alex Wakely took a low catch in front of him at first slip.
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Jason Roy was then given a huge let-off on 12 when Rob Newton dropped a simple chance, which was drilled straight to him at mid-off off Hall.
The visitors reached tea on 200 for four but Roy departed in the fourth over of the evening for 31 when he was given what looked a harsh lbw off Burton.
James Middlebrook picked up his first wicket when he trapped his fellow spinner, former England international Gareth Batty, lbw for nine.
South African De Bruyn hung around to go past 50 off 117 balls but he fell when he edged Vaas to O'Brien.
Stuart Meaker made just a single before nudging Middlebrook to Hall at slip in the next over, and Vaas then ended the Surrey innings by pinning both Chris Jordan and Tim Linley lbw.
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ATLANTA - Paul Johnson made his first big mark in the state with Georgia Tech's drought-ending win over Georgia to end his first regular season.
ATLANTA - If it wasn't artistic, it was historic. Overcoming an ice-cold start and 26 turnovers, the Georgia Tech women's basketball team defeated Clemson 49-41 Sunday at Alexander Memorial Coliseum to give head coach MaChelle Joseph her 100th career victory.
ATLANTA - It took a lot to overshadow a rare Atlantic Coast Conference matchup of brothers, both of whom had a double-double.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Tech women's basketball team (15-5, 3-3 ACC) used a 13-0 run midway through the first half breaking open a tie game and never looked back en route to a 68-42 win over Miami (11-9, 1-5) on Thursday night at the Alexander Memorial Coliseum.
CLEMSON, S.C. - Despite his crowd-pleasing, long-distance shooting, Terrence Oglesby knows he's got work to do from the outside.
DURHAM, N.C. - Duke honored its first Final Four team, and then the Blue Devils played like they could get back there again. Especially on defense, where the fourth-ranked Blue Devils claimed their 15th straight victory Sunday by forcing Georgia Tech into one of the worst offensive performances in school history. The result: a 60-34 rout of the Yellow Jackets.
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ATLANTA - If North Carolina's players thought the last two games were hard to take, coach Syliva Hatchell reminded them of what's waiting Friday morning.
ATLANTA - Tyrese Rice stepped up when three other Boston College starters fouled out, leaving Georgia Tech with a too-familiar case of overtime blues.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Courtney Ward and Jacinta Monroe were at the center of a game-ending 14-3 run, lifting Florida State to a 59-49 victory over No. 24 Georgia Tech on Sunday night.
RALEIGH, N.C. - Dennis Horner followed all the usual techniques to stay in the game while relegated to the bench: he cheered for his teammates, he followed the ebb and flow of momentum, and he stayed engaged in the huddle during timeouts.
ATLANTA - Duke had a miserable night shooting. The defense was just fine.
ATLANTA - Derrick Favors, one of the nation's top high school basketball prospects, announced Wednesday he will play at Georgia Tech next season.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Maryland made up for a ghastly 30 minutes of basketball by finally being gracious enough to accept the generosity of bumbling Georgia Tech.
ATLANTA - Mickel Picco scored on a driving layup with less than 1 second left in overtime to lift Boston Collegte past No. 22 Georgia Tech.
ATLANTA - Zachery Peacock scored 18 points and Georgia Tech rallied from a 13-point deficit to beat Georgia 67-62 on Tuesday night, completing a sweep of its state rival in the two major sports.
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ATLANTA - Mark Richt will be looking for offensive balance in his first Atlantic Coast Conference game as Miami's coach.
ATLANTA - Upset by what he saw on the field last week, Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson is taking a more active role with the offense ...
ATLANTA - The halftime stats were almost comical. Clemson looked as though it was going against the scout team, not a fellow Atlantic Coast Conference school.
ATLANTA - With an ACC showdown looming, Clemson is still lacking the sort of performance that would show it's capable of making another run at ...
ATLANTA - For Georgia Tech, it's a chance to put to rest all reminders of that dismal 2015 season.
Justin Thomas threw an 81-yard touchdown pass to Marcus Marshall on the first play of the game, Georgia Tech held Vanderbilt scoreless in the final ...
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A Boat Maintenance Schedule that Can't Fail
March 12, 2013 - Rule number one of any maintenance program is simple: Never trust your memory. A written maintenance log is essential. It can be as basic as a hand-written notebook or as sophisticated as a computer spreadsheet. There's even proprietary computer software for creating maintenance logs. Whether sophisticated or simple, the basic requirements of any maintenance log are the same: 1. Divide jobs into categories. 2. Define the task. 3. Determine the service interval. 4. Note specialized tools or materials required. 5. Inventory consumable materials. 6. Record the date the job is actually done.
When carried out with regularity, these six steps can save you days that might have otherwise been wasted over the course of a single cruising season.
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Rethinking Anchor Shaft Strength
March 5, 2013 - One topic often overlooked in any anchor discussion is shaft strength. Yet, as anyone who has spent any time around boats knows, bent anchor shafts are hardly rare. Sure, sometimes the anchor gets wedged into a crevice where bending might be excused, but we�re hearing about more and more anchors bending under what would be considered normal use. In the upcoming April issue of Practical Sailor, contributor Jonathan Neeves explores this topic in great detail. In his view, the reasons behind bent shafts are many.
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Fortifying Marine Fabrics Against the Elements
February 26, 2013 - We had an unusually soggy Miami Boat Show a few weeks ago, which gave us an opportunity to look at something we haven�t paid much attention to in a few years: waterproofing coatings for fabrics. Textile technology has seen some significant new developments since our last complete test of waterproof coatings. Chemical engineers have found new ways to impregnate fibers with coatings that can last through dozens of wash cycles. Some new after-market spray protectants have emerged as well. But are those sprays even necessary in today's nano-particle world�when chemical engineers are building weather protection right into their products?
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Hard Antifouling Paints and Haulouts
February 19, 2013 - Some of our best performing antifouling paints in our most recent test were hard, modified epoxy paints. One of the drawbacks of these paints is that they can lose their effectiveness after being hauled out and stored ashore for more than 30 days. Even newly painted hulls can lose their effectiveness, if the launch is delayed too long�something to keep in mind, if the boat you are buying is newly painted, but has been in storage for a long time. What many people don�t know, however, is that there are ways to reactivate a hard paint on a newly painted boat that has been stored ashore for less than a year, or one that has been hauled out for less than 30 days.
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Should Crew Take Some Blame for Bounty Tragedy?
February 12, 2013 - Author Kathryn Miles has written a gripping article on the tragic end of the Bounty, the replica of the original Bounty used in Hollywood movies that went down in Hurricane Sandy, claiming two lives, including the captain's. The article, which appeared in the March issue of Outside Magazine, offers a detailed, and even-handed account of the ship�s sinking. Miles suggests many causes for the ship�s foundering, but it seems obvious that the ship never should have sailed. So the question remains: why did it?
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Testing Sailing Knots that Really Grip
February 5, 2013 - I think sailors learn sooner than most people the importance of paying attention to little things. The devil is in the details, as they say. I learned that lesson the hard way, in a gale off the coast of Colombia when the smallest cheapest block on board our little ketch exploded in a mess. Since February is a good time for our snow-bound brethren to sit around the fire practicing ropework, I�m resurrecting an article on an often overlooked topic�gripping hitches�that can have big consequences for cruising sailors.
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Should We Care About the America's Cup?
January 29, 2013 - Today, I received an email with the subject line, �America�s Cup: Media Services Update - 1.� According to the email, this was the first official notice to the media regarding the upcoming America�s Cup competition in San Francisco this summer. I�m conflicted. The river�correction�ocean between Practical Sailor and the Cup is deep and wide. Apart from the gee-whiz technology behind 72-foot wing-sail cats ripping past the Golden Gate Bridge at 40 knots, is there anything in this for our readers? Is there?
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Choosing a Life Raft
January 22, 2013 - The rescue early this week of Alain Delord, the French single-hander whose boat was dismasted and holed on Jan. 18 in the Southern Ocean, after he spent three days in a life raft offers a graphic reminder of the importance of choosing a raft that matches your voyage. In the age of EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Beacons), it's easy to be lulled into thinking that prolonged life raft ordeals like the one described by Steve Callahan in his classic tale "Adrift" are a thing of the past. Had it not been for the assistance of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority, who dropped Delord a better raft with food, water, and a survival suit, the 63-year-old singlehander might not be alive today. Delord was eventually picked up by a cruise ship that detoured more than 700 miles to rescue him.
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More Boat Tips: Unsticking Stuck Nuts and Bolts
January 15, 2013 - My friend Nick and I had a discussion the other day about which bolts were tougher to break free: shaft-coupling bolts or the lug nuts on an old trailer. Nick pointed out that lug nuts are usually torqued down a whole lot tighter than a shaft coupling screw. On the opposite side, I argued that shaft coupling bolts require you to assume the yoga pose �Downward Pretzel� just to see the bolts. The argument�
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Lug-a-jug, Lug-a-jug
January 8, 2013 - While the rest of North America was soaking up the holiday season, our intrepid systems tester Frank Lanier and Managing Editor Ann Key were hip deep in the briney world of watermakers. Although most of the testing was carried out after Thanksgiving, I still had a lot of questions to answer as the New Year came and went�like do I really need one of these things? �
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Highlights from 2012, Preview of 2013
January 1, 2013 - I want to thank our subscribers new and old who have joined us on this voyage. I say �voyage� because, if anything, that is the word that best describes the day-to-day operations at Practical Sailor. I sincerely wish the best for you and your loved ones in the coming year, and look forward to another productive 12 months of testing and reporting. For new subscribers who are just joining us, or for old-timers who, like me, have trouble remembering what happened last week, much less last January, here are some of Practical Sailor�s highlights from 2012 and a peek ahead to 2013.
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A South Pacific Night Before Christmas
December 20, 2012 - �Twas the night before Christmas, and the crew couldn�t sleep.
The waves were relentless; with troughs dark and deep.
The windvane was holding a course straight and true,
toward a spot on the chart: �Les �sle inconnues.� As Cap tried to revive his brand new GPS,
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Testing the Kannad SafeLink and Mobilarm V100
December 18, 2012 - I spent the latter part of last week testing two different types of man-overboard alarms. The first product, the Mobilarm V100, couples with the boat�s DSC-capable VHF radio. It broadcasts a loud distress signal on the VHF when activated, and then, as soon as a GPS fix is available (about one minute in our tests), it transmits the device�s position via the DSC VHF. The second product was the Kannad SafeLink R10 SRS, which transmits an alert via the ship�s AIS receiver and, after a GPS fix is available, the MOB position.
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Fuel Vent Rules Are Out of Whack with Reality
December 12, 2012 - I�m pretty certain that when historians and economists look back on the 30-year-old, $20-billion tax break for turning corn into fuel, it will be seen for what it is: political pandering masquerading as �clean� energy policy. Practical Sailor has covered the effects of ethanol on marine fuel systems in depth over the last several years. Most of our focus has been on helping prevent the problems that ethanol causes in engines and fuel system. I bring up politics in this post only because it relates to an upcoming PS article on recently enacted federal regulations that require fuel-vent filters on new boats with gasoline inboards.
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What to Look For in a Sailboat Winter Cover
December 4, 2012 - As the last couple weeks of autumn slip away, I thought it would be a good idea to repost a recent PS Advisor response to a letter from Michigan sailor and Practical Sailor subscriber Alan Hyde. Hyde was curious about boat covers, and except for the fortunate few who are bound below the frost zone this winter, or already there (like us!), I imagine a few other Waypoints readers are considering winter options.
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Ubuntu is working on the next but one release, 8.10, codenamed Intrepid Ibex. Ubuntu promoter and Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth launched the next round of development in the traditional way by naming the product.
Names from the animal kingdom have a long-standing tradition at Ubuntu. The ibex is sure of foot on uncertain and difficult terrain. Shuttleworth has announced a new direction for 8.10 development, which will entail a complete rework of the user interface among other things. Shuttleworth's goal is for Ubuntu to shine on both high-end workstations and subnotebooks. The Ubuntu founder has also highlighted performance and seamless transitions for various forms of Web access as criteria for the Linux distribution. The anticipated release date for 8.10 is October. Ubuntu will be fixing details of the schedule and features at the Ubuntu Developer Summit (May 19 through 23) in Prague.
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Matthew Sanford is a nationally recognized yoga teacher, founder the nonprofit Mind Body Solutions, and a paraplegic for the last 35 years. A leading voice in the integrated health movement and author of the critically acclaimed Waking: A Memoir of Trauma and Transcendence, he speaks at conferences, corporations, and higher learning institutions nationwide.
Rolf Gates, author of Meditations From the Mat and Meditations on Intention + Being, has practiced meditation for more than 20 years. His work has been featured in numerous magazines, including Yoga Journal and People magazine. He conducts Vinyasa intensives, retreats, and teacher trainings online, throughout the United States, and abroad. rolfgates.com
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Melanie Klein, cofounder of the Yoga and Body Image Coalition, is a writer, speaker, and professor of sociology and women's studies at Santa Monica College. A body image activist and media literacy advocate, Klein is founder of the Los Angeles chapter of Women, Action and the Media.
Dianne Bondy, a E-RTY 500 master instructor, is creator of Yoga For All Teacher Training and on the leadership team of the Yoga & Body Image Coalition. Her work has been featured in Yoga and Body Image: 25 Personal Stories About Beauty, Bravery & Loving Your Body, and in Yes, Yoga Has Curves.
Sue Jones is founder and executive director of yogaHOPE, a nonprofit outreach organization dedicated to establishing rehabilitative yoga programs in residential facilities for underserved women. She has trained, inspired, and led hundreds of volunteer yoga teachers, who have donated their time in substance abuse rehabilitation centers, domestic abuse safe houses, and homeless shelters for women. yogahope.org
Danielle Rousseau, PhD, LMHC, a licensed therapist and certified yoga teacher, is an assistant professor at Boston University and director of Boston University's Prison Education Program. Her professional focus has been in trauma services and gender advocacy. She also teaches yoga for veterans and is codirector of yogaHOPE's monitoring and evaluation team.
Elizabeth Jackson, MPH, is a public health professional with more than 10 years of global and domestic health experience. Her work is published in the International Journal for Quality in Health Care, Journal of the International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care, BMC Infectious Diseases, and Yoga Service Journal.
Mary Lynn Fitton, a registered nurse and founding member of the Yoga Service Council, is founder and program director of the Art of Yoga Project, a nonprofit that offers yoga and creative arts to at-risk teen girls in the California juvenile justice system as part of their rehabilitation. theartofyogaproject.org
Lisa Pedersen, executive director at the Art of Yoga Project (AYP) since 2009, is a Criminal Justice Fellow at the Women's Policy Institute of the Women's Foundation of California. She also is a certified yoga and meditation instructor through the Ananda Yoga Teacher Training program, which focuses on yoga's spiritual as well as physical dimension.
Bob Altman is an attorney and cofounder of Centering Youth, a yoga service initiative based in Atlanta, Georgia, with the mission of empowering youth with yoga and mindfulness. He has been working to establish yoga service initiatives since 2008, culminating in the Centering Youth nonprofit program. centeringyouth.org
Christopher Willard, PsyD, is a psychologist and educational consultant who specializes in mindfulness with adolescents and young adults. Author of Child's Mind, Growing Up Mindful, and three other books on mindfulness, compassion, and mental health, Willard teaches at Harvard Medical School and serves on the board of directors at the Mindfulness in Education Network.
Peg Oliveira, PhD, E-RYT 500, is deputy director of the Gesell Institute of Child Development and consultant for Connecticut's Office of Early Childhood. Founder and executive director of the nonprofit yoga service organization, 108 Monkeys, she also is certified as a yoga teacher in various practices, including Baptiste Vinyasa Power Yoga and Thai Yoga Therapy.
Erin Garvin, a yoga teacher in the Nazareth Yoga Kula, is one of the primary leaders of the Rochester Yoga Service Network, along with Lynne Boucher, Jenn Kelly, and Leanne Charlesworth. As a student of yoga for 14 years, she has used the practice to face her addictions and transform her life. She now works to provide the gift of yoga to others.
Nityda Bhakti, a vinyasa and restorative yoga teacher and licensed psychotherapist, founded The Yoga Wellness Space to make yoga less intimidating and more accessible, regardless of background, ability, status, color, or size. Passionate about the healing potential of yoga, she currently focuses her private yoga therapy practice around supporting trauma survivors.
Traci Childress is cofounder and executive director of the Children's Community School in West Philadelphia, where mindfulness is a core component of the curriculum for children and teachers at the school. She also is creator of the Mindful Reflection Project, and offers workshops to parents, care providers, teachers, and yoga communities. TraciChildress.com
Rob Schware is the cofounder and executive director of the Give Back Yoga Foundation and president of the Yoga Service Council, as well as being director of the Global Learning Portal He has been married to Alice Trembour for 29 years, which, like yoga, is in and of itself a regular commitment to a practice. givebackyoga.org
Molly Lannon Kenny is founder and director of the Samarya Center and the Samarya Yoga School, a nonprofit service and training organization dedicated to individual transformation and social change. Creator of Integrated Movement Therapy®, and an advisor to the Yoga Service Council, she has been featured in Yoga Journal and the New York Times. samaryacenter.org
Jennifer Cohen Harper, MA, E-RYT, RCYT, is a leading voice in the children's yoga community, dedicated to making yoga and mindfulness practices accessible to all children. Founder of Little Flower Yoga, she is vice president of the Yoga Service Council, author of Little Flower Yoga for Kids, and coeditor of Best Practices for Yoga in Schools. littlefloweryoga.com
Carol Horton, PhD, is a writer, educator, and activist working at the intersection of mindful yoga, social science, and social justice. She offers yoga workshops, teacher trainings, and public lectures, as well as serving as a board member with Yoga for Recovery, and as a program development consultant for yoga service organizations. carolhortonphd.com
Charlene Sams is a professional educator with expertise in corporate training, curriculum, and instructional development, along with educational recruitment and diversity sourcing and community outreach.
Mark Lilly, director of Insight Communication, is founder and president of Street Yoga, a nonprofit based in Portland, Oregon. Along with sharing the practice of yoga with thousands of youth, he conducts workshops in mindful communication and has developed many special yoga curricula in addition to the core and advanced Street Yoga trainings. streetyoga.org
Jacoby Ballard is a white, working-class, queer transperson who has been teaching yoga for 15 years. Cofounder of Third Root Community Health Center, a worker-owned cooperative holistic health center in Brooklyn, he is program coordinator of Third Root Education Exchange, a nonprofit that conducts diversity trainings facilitated by skilled yoga teachers and social justice facilitators. jacobyballard.com
Jasmine Chehrazi teaches yoga studies as faculty at the George Washington University School of Public Health. Founder of five community-based yoga studios where she leads trauma-sensitive 200-hour teacher training programs, she is also founder of Yoga Activist, a nonprofit outreach organization dedicated to improving accessibility and trauma sensitivity in yoga and mindfulness instruction.yogaactivist.org
Nikki Myers, E-RYT 500 is a yoga teacher, somatic experiencing practitioner, and an accomplished yoga therapist. Born out of her personal struggles with addiction, she cofounded Y12SR, the acclaimed Yoga of 12-Step Recovery program featured in the New York Times and Yoga Journal. y12sr.com
Marshawn Feltus, founder and owner of ACT Yoga, served more than 18 years in prison. While incarcerated, he took his first yoga class and discovered a level of healing and peace that made him want to share yoga with others. After his release from prison, Feltus opened ACT Yoga, inspired by his personal journey to "Awareness, Change & Triumph." actyogachicago.com
Susanna Barkataki, MEd, E-RYT, is a yoga teacher trainer, writer, speaker, educator working at the intersection of self-care, yoga, Ayurveda, socially engaged entrepreneurship, and healing justice. A descendant of Ayurvedic healers and teachers, she integrates powerful tools for everyday wellness. She also serves on the board of the Yoga Service Council. susannabarkataki.com
Rob Schware is the cofounder and executive director of the Give Back Yoga Foundation and president of the Yoga Service Council, as well as being director of the Global Learning Portal He has been married to Alice Trembour for 29 years, which, like yoga, is in and of itself a regular commitment to a practice. givebackyoga.org
Molly Lannon Kenny is founder and director of the Samarya Center and the Samarya Yoga School, a nonprofit service and training organization dedicated to individual transformation and social change. Creator of Integrated Movement Therapy®, and an advisor to the Yoga Service Council, she has been featured in Yoga Journal and the New York Times. samaryacenter.org
Jennifer Cohen Harper, MA, E-RYT, RCYT, is a leading voice in the children's yoga community, dedicated to making yoga and mindfulness practices accessible to all children. Founder of Little Flower Yoga, she is vice president of the Yoga Service Council, author of Little Flower Yoga for Kids, and coeditor of Best Practices for Yoga in Schools. littlefloweryoga.com
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The U.S. women's national team got early goals from Kristine Lilly -- the 123rd of her career coming after just 58 seconds -- and Abby Wambach -- the 74th of her international career on a glancing header off Cat Whitehill's free kick -- to beat Brazil, 2-0, in the first meeting between the teams since the 2004 Olympic gold-medal game that the USA won.
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"It was great to play Brazil because they are so different than any kind of team," said Lilly. "They are technically so good, they're quick, but they also a bit rough. They get in there and are always right around you. As a team, we did well to stay composed and try to play. I think it's good for these young players to go up against Brazil. They had to weather the storm. I also think it was good for us to see it now. I think some of the young players were surprised, but they held their own."
Brazil committed 20 fouls and was handed five yellow cards.
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USA 2 Brazil 0.Goals: Lilly 1, Wambach 17.
USA --Scurry, Rampone, Whitehill, Markgraf, Lopez, Boxx (Osborne, 46), Chalupny, Lloyd (Hucles, 86), O'Reilly (Tarpley, 24; Ellertson, 76), Wambach, Lilly (Kai, 85)
Brazil -- Andrea, Jatoba, Aline (Bage, 72), Tania, Michele (Ester, 46), Maicon, Daniela Alves, Renata Costa, Formiga, Katia (Grazielle, 59; Maurine, 76), Cristiane.
Referee: Rachel Woo (USA).
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