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This unique collection of essays at last brings a dazzling view of the literary, social, and performative aspects of American Sign Language to a wide audience. The book presents the work of a renowned and diverse group of deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing scholars who examine original ASL poetry, narrative, and drama. The book showcases the poems and narratives under discussion in their original form, providing access to them for hearing non-signers for the first time. The book provides new insight into the history, culture, and creative achievements of the deaf community while expanding the scope of the visual and performing arts, literary criticism, and comparative literature.
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In June, both the number of unemployed persons, at 14.6 million, and the unemployment rate, at 9.5 percent, edged down.
In June, the number of long-term unemployed (those jobless for 27 weeks and over) was unchanged at 6.8 million. These individuals made up 45.5 percent of unemployed persons.
The number of persons employed part time for economic reasons, at 8.6 million, was little changed over the month but was down by 525,000 over the past 2 months. These individuals were working part time because their hours had been cut back or because they were unable to find a full-time job.
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We've played hypotheticals before: my first post was all about the possibility of a Bush v. Clinton redux. But as I was watching the news earlier I had an interesting thought:
People say that Donald Trump is unelectable. And on the other side of the aisle, they say the same about Bernie Sanders. To most fair-minded people, that seems reasonably accurate. Donald Trump is such a polarising figure it's hard to see him winning a national election, and Bernie Sanders is an avowed socialist. Neither would win the presidency under normal circumstances, surely. Trump vs. Clinton would see the White House pass to Obama's Secretary of State. And Sanders vs. Bush would surely see George W.'s brother in power. That's the conventional wisdom, and I've seen nothing from either candidate to challenge that opinion.
But what would happen, I wonder, if the two candidates we consign to the depths of unelectability were pitted against one another? Who would win? Who would be the more electable? Or the less unelectable? Would Trump's polarising nature stop him winning, or would the voters see Sanders' socialism as too great of a risk?
The reason why it's so interesting, of course, is that we simply don't know what would happen: it's unprecedented. There have been occasions where major parties have broken with conventional wisdom and nominated a real outsider. The last was probably Willkie in 1940 for the GOP. Go through the main party candidates for every election since and you find political insider after political insider. It's a perfectly understandable pattern. But it's one that could conceivably be broken in 2016.
Let's start by setting the stage. A bruising fight for the Republican nomination sees consistent front-runner Donald Trump emerge victorious, scraping his way to the nomination. Across the aisle, Hillary's problems force her out of the race, and the momentum swings behind ageing Vermont socialist Bernie Sanders. A man who never really expected the nomination suddenly finds himself in a two-horse race for the presidency.
For the first time in a very long time, two radically opposed visions of the United States' future are on the table. Do voters want to seal the border and deport as many illegal immigrants as possible? Or do they want a path to citizenship? Do they want Trump's militaristic vision of standing up to Russia and Iran, or do they want to follow Sanders' path and see the US stand down from combat operations overseas? With two very different paths, whoever wins the White House will be faced with the almost impossible task of reconciling their vision with the other half of the country that disagrees quite fundamentally. A Trump vs. Sanders campaign would be nothing if not polarising. Very, very polarising.
So if you think things are bad now in Washington, just wait until you have two diametrically opposed visions competing for power. The presidency can be unforgiving. It's a winner-takes-all competition, and if the winner isn't able or willing to compromise somewhat (like a certain current president we shouldn't mention) then practically half of the country gets left behind, feeling unrepresented and not listened to. The further apart the two candidates and their supporters get, the worse this polarisation becomes and the harder it gets to reach any kind of compromise.
So broadly speaking we can say that one of the main effects of a Trump vs. Sanders campaign, whoever might win, would be increased polarisation of politics and society. But that doesn't answer the question of who would win!
Donald Trump has wide name recognition from his business and television careers. Sanders is, for many people, an unknown quantity. This gives him the advantage, as it's easier to build a reputation from nought than to change one that's already set. And Trump is, as we've already said, a divisive figure even within his own party. He has a very high negative rating, the highest in the GOP field. It will be far harder for him to change peoples' minds than it will be for Sanders to forge a good impression of himself.
Trump's biggest problem stems from this: his unpopularity with Hispanic voters on the back of his comments about Mexico. We shouldn't kid ourselves – that isn't going to go away or substantially improve. If he's the nominee, the Democrats will clean up the Hispanic vote. Again.
But there aren't enough Hispanics to swing the election, because remember, this isn't a conventional election we're talking about. In this funny world, we might've expected that the Democrats could run a monkey against Donald Trump and still win. But they didn't pick a monkey. They picked a socialist.
Socialism is still a dirty word in America. And I would argue that the nomination of Sanders would send a lot of moderate liberals running for the hills. Not that they'd switch to a hard-right man like Trump. But Sanders' socialism would scare off a significant number of moderates, and keep them away from the polls, perhaps feeling like neither candidate is suitable. This would almost certainly cancel out the anti-Trump votes from Hispanics.
So as we start to break this election down, we see a pattern emerging. Many moderates simply won't vote for either candidate. Moderates on both sides of the political divide wouldn't feel comfortable with either. Turnout will be depressed, and it will be up to the candidates to motivate their core, base voters. Whoever can do that the best will win.
And this doesn't help us separate the two men, because they are both excellent and motivating their base voters. It's the one thing they have in common, the one theme both of their campaigns are built around. It's not possible to say at this stage who's better at motivating their supporters, because they both do it so well!
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It's hard to say with great certainty who would win, but my gut feeling is that it would be Trump. Socialism just seems like a step too far, and I envision more people willing to vote for Trump to prevent it than there are avowed socialists and Democratic activists. There would be more cases of "negative voting" – where someone votes for a candidate to block the other, rather than because they support the candidate they're voting for – than we've seen before. Many of those would be anti-Trump votes. But I suspect more would be anti-Sanders, or rather, anti-socialist votes.
This scenario is probably unlikely to come to pass. Without Joe Biden, Hillary is in a stronger position on the Democratic side. Only the e-mail scandal threatens her campaign now. And Trump isn't the untouchable behemoth he was a few weeks ago – Ben Carson is catching him up in Iowa. But it was a fun brain exercise, if nothing else, to see how this scenario might play out.


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"Assuming we breach the old high on the S&P 500, the national conversation and media coverage could shift from a constant discussion of a 'lost decade' for stocks, to 'Are you being too conservative and missing out on the new bull market?' " says Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management in Minneapolis. A new record for the S&P, he adds, "could start to challenge the portfolio-allocation decisions" among institutional investors.
BARRON'S HAS BEEN BULLISH ON STOCKS, including a cover story a year ago ("Enter the Bull," Feb. 13, 2012) in which we wrote that the Dow could hit 15,000 by the end of this year -- a target that looks increasingly achievable. Barron's was similarly upbeat in a cover story in the fall ("Almost There," Oct. 15, 2012).
The Dow industrials finished the week at 14,009, up 6.9% so far this year. The index is 156 points away from its high of 14,165, set in October 2007. The S&P 500 index has risen 6.1% this year, to 1513, and stands 3% from its 2007 peak of 1565.
Smaller-stock indexes moved deeper into record territory last week, hitting new highs, having already bested their 2007 peaks back in 2011. The S&P MidCap 400 index is up 8% this year, while the Russell 2000 Index has gained 7.3% so far in 2013. As the table shows, mid- and small-cap stocks have outperformed their larger brethren by a wide margin during the past decade.
Federated Investors Chief Investment Officer Stephen Auth had the most bullish 2013 prediction among the 10 strategists in our outlook article for this year, with an S&P 500 target of 1660 ("An Optimistic Outlook for 2013," Dec. 17, 2012). His target -- 10% above current levels -- doesn't look so outlandish now. "You don't need a lot of earnings growth to get there, just a willingness of investors to put a multiple on equities that's remotely reasonable," he says.
Auth argues that as the risk of another financial crisis recedes, investors will put a higher price/earnings ratio on stocks. He recently cited 10 bullish factors, including easy monetary policy around the world, a housing recovery, a U.S. manufacturing revival, a domestic energy boom, and a stronger growth outlook in Brazil and China.
BEARS CITE A HOST OF FACTORS, including minimal progress in addressing structural problems in the federal budget, economic drag from tax increases at the start of 2013, near recessionary conditions in Europe, and a weakening earnings outlook.
Current-year profit estimates for the S&P 500 have been coming down, and profit growth last year in the index probably was only 5%. This year, S&P earnings are expected to rise about 6%, to $108, based on strategist estimates. The profit expectation based on "bottom-up" analyst estimates for individual companies is a more robust $112.
Paulsen argues that the stocks and profits often don't move together, noting that earnings have doubled since 2000 but the S&P 500 is unchanged. During some periods, stocks outpace profit growth, and this could be one of those periods.
Trennert, too, cites a host of market-valuation measures that support higher multiples for the S&P 500, including a proprietary model based on interest rates and inflation, the so-called Rule of 20, and the Fed Model. The Rule of 20 suggests a market P/E of 18, based on 20 less the current inflation rate, while the Fed Model, popular in the 1990s, points toward a very high P/E of 50, based on the idea that the market-earnings yield (the inverse of the P/E) should be in line with the 10-year Treasury yield, now 2%.
As the nearby table shows, the current bull market, dating back to March 2009, is one of the strongest in the past 50 years. The S&P is up 124% from its low of 676. The bull run is well shy of the extended upturn in the 1990s, which resulted in a quadrupling of the S&P 500.
IT HAS BEEN DURING THE PAST "lost decade" for stocks that the best-performing institutional investors have focused on alternative investments like hedge funds, private equity, real estate, and commodities.
Influential big investors are light on stocks, notably the Harvard, Yale, and Princeton endowments and the Ford and General Motors pension funds. Yale represents an extreme example, with just 6% of its portfolio in U.S. stocks and a 14% equity exposure over all, including foreign shares. Following Yale and Harvard, big university endowments with $1 billion or more of assets had just 27% of their assets in stocks last year, down from 45% a decade ago, while holding 61% in alternatives, according to the National Association of College and University Business Officers. That's a far cry from the old 60/40 mix of stocks and bonds favored by big institutional holders.
Yale endowment director David Swensen is one of the most successful and influential institutional investors in the country -- thanks to alternatives, which now account for more than 70% of the $19 billion endowment.
However, the alternatives-heavy investment mix of the past 10 years may not be such a great idea in the current decade if stocks continue to do well. The alternatives space is crowded, as private-equity firms sit on hundreds of billions of dollars of "dry powder," or client investment commitments, while the ultracompetitive hedge-fund industry is having a harder time generating excess returns, or "alpha," as thousands of funds scour the stock market. The high fees on both private equity and hedge funds act as another drag.
A hedge fund charging a 1.5% base fee while taking 20% of investment profits might have a net exposure to stocks of just 50%, reflecting a mixture of long and short positions. Only the best managers can overcome that impediment to beat stocks in a rising market. Warren Buffett made a bet with a fund manager a few years ago that the S&P 500 would beat a group of hedge funds, and so far he's proving correct.
Top stock pickers should find ways to beat the market. Just look at the huge disparity in returns of the 30 stocks in the Dow industrials since 2007. Home Depot hd -1.8311291963377416% Home Depot Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD125.45 -2.34 -1.8311291963377416% /Date(1474923606929-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5290656 AFTER HOURS USD125.63 0.179999999999993 0.1434834595456357% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 47809 P/E Ratio 22.047451669595784 Market Cap 157893999346.534 Dividend Yield 2.2000797130330807% Rev. per Employee 239047 More quote details and news » (ticker: HD) is up 98%, while Alcoa aa -0.819672131147541% Alcoa Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD9.68 -0.08 -0.819672131147541% /Date(1474923616057-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9937630 AFTER HOURS USD9.74 0.0600000000000005 0.6198347107438017% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 173994 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 12838109148.7228 Dividend Yield 1.2396694214876034% Rev. per Employee 351067 More quote details and news » (AA) and Bank of America bac -2.770618556701031% Bank of America Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD15.09 -0.43 -2.770618556701031% /Date(1474923703700-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 93261839 AFTER HOURS USD15.09 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1710251 P/E Ratio 13.014230271668822 Market Cap 158378497640.137 Dividend Yield 1.9880715705765408% Rev. per Employee 431596 More quote details and news » (BAC) are down more than 75%.
It's telling that in recent years there have been few start-ups of traditional long-only equity-investment managers and not many new mutual funds outside of the biggest shops. Why start a traditional fund when operating a hedge fund can be so much more lucrative?
BONDS, WHICH HAVE OFFERED a good alternative to stocks in recent years, aren't keeping pace in 2013, as investors fear stronger economic growth, potentially higher inflation, and a curtailment of the Federal Reserve's massive bond-buying program. If weak bond returns continue, it may spur individual investors to shift more money to stocks.
The problem with bonds is that it's mathematically tough for them to produce good returns starting at current rates. And the setback in the Treasury market this year shows the impact of a relatively small rate increase. Long-term Treasuries are down 2% to 3% so far this year, erasing a year's worth of income, while broader bond indexes that include high-grade corporates are about flat.
Even famed managers are finding it difficult to maneuver now. The giant Pimco Total Return fund (PTTAX), headed by Barron's Roundtable member Bill Gross, managed to generate a 10% return last year despite super-low rates, but it's finding fewer ways to score this year and was down slightly in January.
Junk bonds, which kept pace with the S&P 500's 16% gain last year, are up just 1% this year, and sizable returns are unlikely, with the average junk issue yielding only 5.8%. The earnings yield on the S&P 500 is above the junk yield, marking a rare such occurrence. That suggests that stocks look appealing relative to junk.
Within the stock market, large-cap stocks may offer the best value. As the table shows, the P/E ratios on the S&P 400 MidCap and Russell 2000 indexes exceed those of the Dow industrials, with the MidCap index trading for 16 times projected 2013 earnings and the Russell 2000 carrying a 2013 P/E of 18.
The offset is that mid- and small-cap companies are expected to show stronger profit growth than larger ones. And betting against the MidCap index in particular has been a losing strategy, because it has consistently beaten the S&P 500, and it's now 20% above its 2007 peak. The MidCap index seems to catch companies when they are on fast-growth trajectories -- before they graduate to the S&P 500. The S&P MidCap index has no dominant member; its largest company is the little-known Regeneron Pharmaceuticals regn -1.527815005238919% Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD404.12 -6.27 -1.527815005238919% /Date(1474923600237-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 598867 AFTER HOURS USD404.12 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 59764 P/E Ratio 64.14603174603175 Market Cap 43211794667.7949 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1081160 More quote details and news » (REGN), at only a 1.1% weighting. ExxonMobil xom -0.46734571599760333% Exxon Mobil Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD83.06 -0.39 -0.46734571599760333% /Date(1474923645659-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10398102 AFTER HOURS USD83.13 0.0699999999999932 0.08427642667950878% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 462218 P/E Ratio 32.96031746031746 Market Cap 346037921696.015 Dividend Yield 3.6118468576932337% Rev. per Employee 2716960 More quote details and news » (XOM) and Apple aapl 0.15082956259426847% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD112.88 0.17 0.15082956259426847% /Date(1474923600078-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 28790811 AFTER HOURS USD112.93 0.0500000000000114 0.04429482636428065% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1078631 P/E Ratio 13.186915887850468 Market Cap 607331391067.71 Dividend Yield 2.019844082211198% Rev. per Employee 1990500 More quote details and news » (AAPL), the two leading stocks in the S&P 500, each weigh in at about 3% of the index. Other big stocks in the MidCap index are Equinix eqix 0.728222802823948% Equinix Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD362.4 2.62 0.728222802823948% /Date(1474923600289-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 349248 AFTER HOURS USD362.4 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10090 P/E Ratio 338.69158878504675 Market Cap 25571362315.2771 Dividend Yield 1.9315673289183224% Rev. per Employee 627088 More quote details and news » (EQIX), HollyFrontier hfc -3.791851553045583% HollyFrontier Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD23.85 -0.94 -3.791851553045583% /Date(1474923771842-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3979980 AFTER HOURS USD23.92 0.0700000000000003 0.29350104821802936% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 240857 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 4375931067.5232 Dividend Yield 5.534591194968553% Rev. per Employee 4151580 More quote details and news » (HFC), and Kansas City Southern ksu 0.501952035694367% Kansas City Southern U.S.: NYSE USD90.1 0.45 0.501952035694367% /Date(1474923616351-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1357797 AFTER HOURS USD90.1 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19047 P/E Ratio 19.67248908296943 Market Cap 9680676267.97943 Dividend Yield 1.46503884572697% Rev. per Employee 353988 More quote details and news » (KSU).
WHAT LOOKS BEST among big-cap stocks? During 2012, energy was a big industry laggard in the S&P 500. The two Super-Majors, ExxonMobil and Chevron cvx -0.4434589800443459% Chevron Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD98.78 -0.44 -0.4434589800443459% /Date(1474923812463-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5279790 AFTER HOURS USD98.78 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 501985 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 187180518640.772 Dividend Yield 4.332860903016805% Rev. per Employee 1815530 More quote details and news » (CVX), offer exposure to higher oil and gas prices plus secure dividend yields, with Exxon yielding 2.5% and Chevron, 3%. Exxon trades at about $90, or 11 times projected 2013 profits, while Chevron, at $116, fetches 10 times estimated 2013 net.
Activist investor Paul Singer's move to shake up Hess hes 1.5348539756981454% Hess Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD47.63 0.72 1.5348539756981454% /Date(1474923639876-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5218589 AFTER HOURS USD47.49 -0.140000000000001 -0.29393239554902373% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 37711 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 14855177818.5007 Dividend Yield 2.099517111064455% Rev. per Employee 1937550 More quote details and news » (HES) is a sign of investor frustration with exploration-and-production companies, whose stocks have badly trailed the market in recent years. There's frustration with high exploration spending and little-or-no cash returns to shareholders. Other depressed E&P companies include Apache apa -0.13328890369876709% Apache Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD59.94 -0.08 -0.13328890369876709% /Date(1474923729118-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3827769 AFTER HOURS USD59.94 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 118130 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 22772968882.7925 Dividend Yield 1.668335001668335% Rev. per Employee 1357250 More quote details and news » (APA) and Devon Energy dvn 0.25290844714213456% Devon Energy Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD39.64 0.1 0.25290844714213456% /Date(1474923737276-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6278543 AFTER HOURS USD39.55 -0.0900000000000034 -0.22704339051463168% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 78848 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 20703143514.0381 Dividend Yield 0.6054490413723511% Rev. per Employee 1623940 More quote details and news » (DVN).
The financial sector has rallied in recent months, but valuations aren't excessive, with many major companies trading for 10 times projected 2011 earnings or less, including JPMorgan Chase jpm -2.1858736059479553% JPMorgan Chase & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD65.78 -1.47 -2.1858736059479553% /Date(1474923615544-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16030640 AFTER HOURS USD65.88 0.0999999999999943 0.15202189115232592% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 377490 P/E Ratio 11.149152542372882 Market Cap 242905785034.18 Dividend Yield 2.918820310124658% Rev. per Employee 408196 More quote details and news » (JPM), Citigroup c -2.672322375397667% Citigroup Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD45.89 -1.26 -2.672322375397667% /Date(1474923613615-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22400572 AFTER HOURS USD45.9 0.00999999999999801 0.021791239921551537% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 246166 P/E Ratio 9.734212926627496 Market Cap 136988389638.327 Dividend Yield 1.3946393549792984% Rev. per Employee 368502 More quote details and news » (C), MetLife met -2.5157232704402515% MetLife Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD43.4 -1.12 -2.5157232704402515% /Date(1474923750486-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6869298 AFTER HOURS USD43.42 0.0200000000000031 0.04608294930875576% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 293055 P/E Ratio 11.421052631578947 Market Cap 48921779638.7658 Dividend Yield 3.686635944700461% Rev. per Employee 965000 More quote details and news » (MET), and Wells Fargo wfc -1.880192391779624% Wells Fargo & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD44.88 -0.86 -1.880192391779624% /Date(1474923632343-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 30677038 AFTER HOURS USD44.95 0.0700000000000003 0.15597147950089127% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 260935 P/E Ratio 11 Market Cap 230783322531.283 Dividend Yield 3.3868092691622103% Rev. per Employee 352599 More quote details and news » (WFC). Dividends typically aren't generous at about 2%, but they probably will rise as the Federal Reserve loosens restrictions on capital returns to holders.
Smaller Is Beautiful
The S&P MidCap 400 index and Russell 2000 Index have bested the Dow industrials and S&P 500 index by a wide margin in the past decade. Larger stocks look appealing now, given lower price/earnings ratios.
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The technology sector trades at a market multiple based on 2013 profits, and the industry has a better-than-average earnings outlook. Some of the cheapest tech issues are some of the biggest, including Microsoft msft -0.9228626153578269% Microsoft Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD56.9 -0.53 -0.9228626153578269% /Date(1474923600235-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 20183667 AFTER HOURS USD56.9 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1505053 P/E Ratio 27.75609756097561 Market Cap 447524202763.829 Dividend Yield 2.741652021089631% Rev. per Employee 742939 More quote details and news » (MSFT), Cisco Systems csco -0.8615188257817485% Cisco Systems Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD31.07 -0.27 -0.8615188257817485% /Date(1474923600316-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19977417 AFTER HOURS USD31.15 0.0799999999999983 0.2574831026713872% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 384132 P/E Ratio 14.65566037735849 Market Cap 157149855247.552 Dividend Yield 3.3472803347280333% Rev. per Employee 668209 More quote details and news » (CSCO), Intel intc -1.452003226673837% Intel Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD36.65 -0.54 -1.452003226673837% /Date(1474923600429-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 23426793 AFTER HOURS USD36.75 0.100000000000001 0.2728512960436562% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2092003 P/E Ratio 17.705314009661837 Market Cap 175945883502.96 Dividend Yield 2.8376534788540244% Rev. per Employee 527624 More quote details and news » (INTC), and Apple. All four trade for about 10 times projected current-year profits, yield 2% or more, and have strong balance sheets. Their effective P/Es are lower after stripping away cash. Apple's cash and marketable securities of $145 a share are equal to almost a third of its share price of $455. Microsoft has $6 a share in net cash, or 23% of its $27 stock price, and Cisco has about $5 in net cash, or almost 25% of its share price at $20. Pressure is likely to build on these companies to return more cash to holders through dividends.
Even after the long run-up in stocks since the 2009 low, the S&P 500 is still below its 2000 high. With both individual and institutional investors light in stocks, there's plenty of money to fuel further gains at a time when P/E multiples look appealing. Alternative investments starred in this century's first decade. The current decade may belong to stocks.
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Jack Cheney was riding his bicycle across the Bridge of Lions when a driver "buzzed" him, a term cyclists use when someone passes dangerously close.
Cheney has been cycling for three years, and like many cyclists he has stories about encounters with frustrated motorists.
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Bicyclists said getting buzzed and getting yelled at by drivers is common.
"We have people yell at us, 'Get out of the road,'" said Todd Neville, a local cyclist. "That is the most common thing we hear when we're on the bikes."
Activists are trying to come up with a way to make St. Johns County's roadways safer for cyclists. Some say education and adherence to traffic laws is needed for drivers and cyclists alike.
Share the road and the blame
When it comes to wrecks, bicyclists and drivers share the blame about equally, said Jeff Hohlstein, First Coast Chapter director of the Florida Bicycle Association. Hohlstein has taught bicyclist safety courses in Jacksonville and St. Augustine, and he also cycles regularly in the northwest part of the county.
Part of the problem is that when cyclists don't obey the laws, drivers get mad and their perception of cyclists can be tainted.
"Too many cyclists disobey the laws because they can get away with it," he said.
Angela Robinson, who lives north of King Street on County Road 214, has seen that anger. She said she was driving down A1A recently and was at a traffic light. A couple crossed through a crosswalk on bicycles, ignoring a red light, and someone started screaming at them, she said.
"Everybody got so out of control with it," Robinson said.
Robinson has been driving local roads and managing bicyclist traffic for years. Sometimes cyclists are hard to see when she drives through the curve north of Holmes Boulevard. She said that upsets her because drivers have to slow down in a road where people are driving quickly, and the drivers behind them get frustrated.
"They ride in pairs or in threes, and everybody's driving quickly and they don't move over and then they get angry at you," Robinson said.
"The arrogance that they have all these rights — well, so does the driver," she said later.
Florida law says bicyclists cannot ride more than two abreast on a roadway. If they do ride two abreast, they cannot impede traffic that is moving faster than they are.
Recent incidents raise concerns
Last month, two bicyclists were flown to Jacksonville hospitals after being struck in separate wrecks on U.S. 1 South near Wildwood Drive.
One rider cycled through a red light at Wildwood Drive to get onto U.S. 1, and another tried to cross U.S. 1 northbound traffic from a grassy median, investigators said.
Hohlstein said he would like to see enforcement that includes making sure cyclists stop at all stop signs and traffic devices, "which cyclists are notorious for not doing."
And while cyclists are required to adhere to traffic laws just like other motorists, drivers should know that cyclists have a right to be on the road. Drivers also are required by law to provide 3 feet of clearance when passing a bicycle.
Nancy Kennedy manages A1A Cycle Works on St. Augustine Beach. Nancy commutes to work by bicycle and rides around town regularly. She has been cycling for about 25 years and has been struck by a vehicle in a different county. On a ride south of Marineland on A1A, she and a couple of other riders had a cup of liquid thrown at them.
She was also nearly hit in the county when she turned the corner on a road off State Road 312. Young people were driving a vehicle in the wrong direction and she had to jump out of the way. "They were laughing at me," she said.
"There is a lack of respect here in this county."
Paths and progress toward awareness
Heather Neville is the director of VeloFest, a local organization devoted to promoting cycling and cyclists safety. She has been working to make cycling safer in St. Johns County and to educate people about the laws.
Part of the inspiration behind her organization was the death of Bryan Wrigley, a student at the University of St. Augustine who was killed when he was hit by a pickup truck while riding his bicycle.
Cycling in St. Johns County is "more dangerous than it should be," but education and awareness have improved, she said.
VeloFest has helped get sharrows, arrows indicating that cyclists can use the whole lane, on the Bridge of Lions. The City Commission also recently showed support for adding more sharrows in the city, Neville said.
The organization also helped get a transportation study for cycling on King Street that should be launched in the next couple of months.
During Mumford & Sons, VeloFest held a bike program that attracted several thousand people, and the group is planning to meet with city officials about making the area more bicycle friendly.
When it comes to education, the main concern is getting people to understand that roads should be shared.
"We've got to get ... drivers and cyclists aware of shared space."
'Members of the community'
Cycling groups travel around St. Johns County regularly. Some of them are professional cyclists and athletes, local business owners and residents of St. Johns County. They enjoy cycling as a sport and a pastime, and they want more cyclists and drivers understand the rules of the road and to respect each other.
St. Augustine Cycling is a local group that has regular rides in St. Augustine, down S.R. 207 to the "potato fields" and other areas.
About 40 people with St. Augustine Cycling rode down Shores Boulevard on Wednesday evening, zipping past the Shores fire station in full racing gear. After the ride, the cyclists gathered at a park in the Shores for a dinner and a celebration.
Among them was Dirk Bockel, of Luxembourg, a professional triathlete and competitor in the 2008 Olympics and Iron Man competitor. He lives in St. Augustine with his wife in the winter. He also trains here and cycles on A1A and to the rural part of the county.
"Basically every second ride I get honked at or yelled at," he said.
Todd Neville and Jim Escobar, members of St. Augustine Cycling, recently spoke about cycling in the Cobblestone parking lot off S.R. 312. They had just finished a morning ride through rural parts of the county off S.R. 207.
Neville said they know the areas that are safer to ride in, and they try to plan their rides accordingly. They have also cracked down on cyclists who don't obey the rules.
Escobar, who has been cycling for 26 years, said cyclists would like to see more share the road signs as well as education. They would also like to see more respect between drivers and cyclists.
"We'd love to be humanized," he said. "Let people see us as…members of the community."
Impaired homeless riders do not
equal most of the others who ride the streets and roads of Saint Johns county. At least one of the recent accidents referred to in the article was just that, some drunk doing what they do best, imposing significant costs on society without any contribution whatsoever. So don't try to group us all together, as much as the political correctness police in this country would like you to do so.
Common courtesy
I live in town and can't begin to estimate the times I've been cut off by or had a near miss with a bike not obeying traffic laws. I have many friends who are serious cyclists who would never ride like that - it seems more often to be the bicycle commuter, not the bicycle enthusiast, who ignore the rules of the road. Ride WITH, walk AGAINST! Now, once you get the bikes to follow the law, could you work on the tour tram drivers and street cleaners?
In the picture accompanying this article it seems the bicycles are not 'sharing the road'.. When a driver has to go into the oncoming traffic lane it puts the motorist at risk... How about riding single file (two abreast promotes talking to each other and paying attention) not blocking an entire lane of traffic..
On S.R. 207 there is a Bike Lane. I can't tell you how many times you see bicyclist (the enthusiast, if you will) riding 4 and 5 wide just like the picture above. I have no problem sharing the road but when they have a bike lane that is ridiculous. The picture above with bicyclists (at least 5 wide) and a vehicle coming up behind the group is a prime example of illegal action by the bikers, then they wonder why drivers get a little upset... It would be nice to see some citations written...


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Recap: 'American Idol' - Adam Lambert coaches the Top 9 on Elvis Night
Welcome to Tuesday (April 13) night's "American Idol," or as I like to call it "FOX's lead-in to the return of 'Glee.'"
With Adam Lambert mentoring the contestants in fabulousness, "American Idol" is tackling Elvis tonight (not literally tackling him, cuz he's dead and that would be disrespectful) which may be... Eclectic.
Thanks to the Judges' Save last week, we've got 9 performances in 88 minutes, which means that, if nothing else, Tuesday's show will be our least-padded "Idol" in weeks.
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Singer: Crystal Bowersox
Song: "Saved"
My Take: Yikes, "American Idol." With a double-elimination coming up tomorrow, I wouldn't want to be putting Crystal this early in the show. That's just tempting fate. Or do the "Idol" producers figure that America is smart enough to recognize that Crystal is in the early stages of making a mockery of her alleged competition. She didn't start out as a huge personality show-woman, so this ought not be her ideal theme, but she's getting better at opening her performances up with every week. Tonight, she's got a bejeweled electric guitar and three accompanying singers and she just holds the stage with confidence. I also have a hunch this will be the least iconic Elvis song tackled tonight, meaning that it's the one where we're most likely to walk away talking about Crystal's awesomeness, rather than Elvis'.
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: Yo. Yo. Alright. So yo. You know what? Randy thought it was dope, with her blues-cool vibe, comparing her to Bonnie Raitt. Ellen, sick of raving about Crystal, asks if there are any birthdays in the audience. Kara calls it "solid." Simon loved that Crystal put her own slant on the song and avoided the karaoke trap. Simon ends by shrugging as if to say, "Surely this is obvious to everybody, right?"
Singer: Andrew Garcia
Song: "Hound Dog"
My Take: Andrew is one of the contestants the producers would love to see go home tomorrow. And if Crystal was in a dangerous slot, Andrew's place is even more dangerous, especially if he isn't memorable and even Adam Lambert calls his initial performance "boring." Andrew likes the microphone. It's his friend. And he's decided that without a guitar in his hands, he's going to cradle the mic and the mic stand as he lumbers around the stage. As vocals go, this was one of Andrew's more managed performances. But he's having so little fun with the performance it's contagious. Go ahead, tell me what Andrew has added to the song. Tell me what his arrangement has allowed you to recognize about this piece of music. Tell me how it's better or even distinctively changed. He's slurring some of the words drunkenly? Is that "interpretation"? This was just a waste of time and you can be sure that Adam Lambert never would have done something so dull in a million years.
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: Yo. Yo. Check it out. Randy calls it "not good karaoke." Kara disagrees, though she wanted a little more swagger. Kara wanted Andrew to own the stage, calling the mic his crutch. Simon thought it was lazy and unpredictable, rather than a star performance. He also feels like Andrew has lost his coolness. Man, Andrew lost his coolness weeks ago and this performance is one that virtually guarantees elimination.
Singer: Tim Urban
Song: "Can't Help Falling in Love"
My Take: Adam Lambert is evil. Tim Urban's falsetto is horrible and should never be encouraged. You know who would have done a good cover of this song? Alex Lambert? Then Adam Lambert could have mentored Alex Lambert and it would have been a whole thing. I'm tellin' you, if this were a beautiful spring day and Tim Urban were leaning up against a tree and strumming his guitar and doing this, he would be very popular with the ladies. And around the country, there are hundreds of Tim Urbans leaning against hundreds of trees scoring with hundreds of coeds with performances of that song that are every bit as exciting and star-making. And yet... And yet... This is Tim's most competent performance yet. And he's actually on a string of relative competence. And that's a dangerous combination with his "High School Musical" sequel good looks. He's becoming dangerous and not just to music.
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: Yo. Randy actually liked it. Ellen compares Tim Urban to getting drunk on tequila. Kara calls it probably her favorite Tim performance. Simon says that Tim has gone "from zero to hero." And nobody mentioned "Glee"? Wasted opportunity, dudes. Is anybody else getting an eerie and nauseating feeling that Tim Urban is going to win "American Idol" this season?
Singer: Lee Dewyze
Song: "Little Less Conversation"
My Take: I'm loving that Adam Lambert isn't just making fun of every "Idol" finalist. He's making fun of them for exactly the right reasons. This has to be a familiar arrangement of "Little Less Conversation," right? I like it. Lee still has only a limited amount of stage presence, but he's musical and talented. And Lee's vocals and guitar acumen are even more impressive and admirable after Tim Urban.
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: Yo. You know what Randy's loving? He's loving that Lee is in the zone. Ellen thought it was current and engaged more with the audience. Kara loved it, though she'd have liked a little more lightness and more playfulness. Simon responds, "When you say playful, what do you want? Kittens?" Simon thought it was "on the money, full stop."
Singer: Aaron Kelly
Song: "Blue Suede Shoes"
My Take: Aaron is aware that the song doesn't fit him, but I actually appreciate that Aaron didn't do one Elvis' ballads. That would have been much too predictable. This is pretty silly, but at least it isn't predictable. If you put a Care Bear in a little leather jacket, that Care Bear would have more swagger than Aaron Kelly. This is the most straight-forward, least interpreted cover of the night. It's Aaron just trying to stay afloat through a challenging theme week. On the last note, Aaron starts off miles away and wrestles it to the ground.
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: Randy liked the second half of the performance, but not the first. Ellen has nothing to say tonight. Kara liked that Aaron was out of his comfort zone. Somehow she thought that performance made him more current and young. Simon, thankfully, disagrees. He compares it to a high school talent show performance.
Singer: Siobhan Magnus
Song: "Suspicious Minds"
My Take: Siobhan is a huge Elvis fan and I'd like to think that somewhere there's a picture of Priscilla Presley rocking this same look. It's an oddly choreographed performance that begins with Siobhan at the top of a staircase singing to the screen. It starts off staid and I'm feeling disappointed that this is what came of a Siobhan-Lambert collaboration, but in the second half, there are runs aplenty, some nice upper register work and a few mini-screams from the "American Idol" Munch-kin. The shift at the half-way point is a bit abrupt, but I think this is still a better version of Siobhan than we've seen in these past few disappointing weeks. Nobody since Crystal has really entertained me and I'm already beginning to forget Crystal. Was this all Adam Lambert's plot to make us appreciate him even more?
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: Randy liked the second half and observes that Siobhan can sing. Ellen agrees. Kara, however, is getting confused by the contract between the First Half Siobhan and the Second Half Siobhan. Simon says it was like Siobhan hopped in a time machine and went 20 years into the future. He calls it erratic and screechy and worries that she's lost her confidence. "Even I can't pinpoint who or what I am," Siobhan tells the judges. She tells them, "If I can't even label myself, I don't think it's necessary to be labeled. I just love to sing." As talking back goes, this was some of the best we've seen.
Singer: Michael Lynche
Song: "In the Ghetto"
My Take: [Darnit. I missed a Dunkleman joke because I wanted to switch my other screen over to watch JC Romero's no-hit bit. Naturally, Romero got taken deep on the first pitch I saw. And I missed a freakin' Dunkleman joke.] "In the Ghetto" *is* my favorite cheeseball Elvis ballad, one that Taylor Hicks did a decent version of, way back in the day. Michael's in storytelling mode tonight. He's got a guitar, but he's hardly using it at all. This is very, very close to an cappella performance. And he sells the heck out of it. His phrasing and enunciation are flawless. His voice is pure and true. And if anything, his elongation and concentration render the song more heartfelt and less cheesy that it so often can be.
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: It was sleepy, but Randy thought the vocals were hot. Ellen's glad they saved Michael. Kara says Michael saved it well. Simon calls it a terrific choice of song and "a million-billion times" better than last week. He also warns that we're running long. Would it be a disaster if "Glee" didn't hit its 9:28 premiere time? And how could we possibly be unable to fit two performances into 21 minutes?
Singer: Katie Stevens
Song: "Baby, What Do You Want Me To Do?"
My Take: I love this song choice for the frequently confused and misguided Katie. No, she can't come close to selling the boots and leather pants (I original wrote "pulling off the boots and the leather pants" but syntax is probably important when critiquing the 17-year-old girl), but I think she sounds pretty good, at least for a while. Then she gets a little sharp and shreik-y at the end. She sells swagger far better than Aaron Kelly does, at least.
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: Randy's happy. Ellen calls it "a very horny song." She referring to the brass accompaniment, but clearly Ellen does not feel the need to abide my my concerns at not making the performance by a 17-year-old girl sound dirty. Overall, Ellen's pleased. Kara's also happy. Simon, however, found it "loud and a bit annoying."
Singer: Casey James
Song: "Lawdy Miss Clawdy"
My Take: Ever wonder how "Lawdy Miss Clowdy" would sound if the Counting Crows recorded it? Now we know! After doing Eddie Vedder last week, Casey James making a commanding case that he just the best '90s Tribute Band singer EVER! [Or at least he may be the best '90s Tribute Band singer since Chris Daughtry.] Casey doesn't try to rock the full stage. He goes out on a platform and the women mill around. It's a fitting end to a night of so-so, modestly entertaining performances on Elvis Night.
Randy, Ellen, Kara and Simon Say: Randy didn't see anything different, but still found it sold. That fell short of brilliance for Kara. Simon thought it was a good vocal for Casey, but a forgettable performance.
TONIGHT'S BEST: Crystal Bowersox and Lee Dewyze were probably my favorites? Along with Michael Lynche? Dunno. I have no real passion for any of these performances tonight.
TONIGHT'S WORST: But I also have no real hatred for any of tonight's performances either. Andrew was probably the worst. Aaron was probably down there as well.
IN DANGER: I assume that one of the two people heading home will be Andrew. If he's safe, it's a sign something strange is happening. Decent performance aside, I'm going to predict that Katie is the second singer to go home, with Aaron rounding out the Bottom Three. Of the people the show probably doesn't want to lose, Siobhan might be in a little danger as well. But I'm predicting Katie and Andrew.
What do you think? Who was good? Who stunk? And who's going home on Wednesday?


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The Breakers lead most of the game thanks to the stellar play of Cedric Jackson and Alex Pledger, but it was Mika Vukona who was the hero on this night. With the game tied at 76 in the dying seconds Cedric Jackson drove and dished it out to a wide open Mika Vukona who hit the corner three for the win.
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"The sacrifice of the Hungarian people inspires all who love liberty," Mr. Bush said in a speech at Buda Castle on Gellert Hill, overlooking the Danube and the city below. He continued: "America honors your courage. We've learned from your example, and we resolve that when people stand up for their freedom, America will stand with them."
On a day when lawmakers in Washington were engaged in an intense debate over whether to withdraw troops from Iraq, Mr. Bush thanked the Hungarians for "playing a vital role" in the Iraq war, neglecting to mention that Hungary withdrew its own troops more than a year ago. The president also recounted his visit last week to Baghdad, telling Hungarians that they would "recognize this spirit" of democracy there.
"The lesson of the Hungarian experience is clear," Mr. Bush said. "Liberty can be delayed, but it cannot be denied."
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Mike Schoenberg - 6/26/2006
Not to mention that the USA stood by and watched, doing nothing.
Randll Reese Besch - 6/24/2006
Tyical of this administration to pick a historical moment inconsistant with the realities of occupied IRAQ.
The Hungarians revolted on their own against the combined Russian occupation and Hungarian proxies, no wait, the analogy in correct if the USA fills in for the Russians!
Subtext would suggest such an analogy but for the blather of 'democracy' and 'freedom of the ....peoples' lines as code for 'invasion' and 'surrogates under USA control' does indeed fit.
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Stephen Kislock - 6/24/2006
US President G. W. Bush's analogy and metaphor were all wrong.
The US is to Iraq, as the Soviet Unions' invasion was to Hungary!
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