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A quick review of tonight's "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" — or, I suppose I should say, of Golden Globe winner "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" — coming up just as soon as I take a seminar on hand-shaking...
The "Brooklyn" pilot suggested some Unresolved Sexual Tension between Peralta and Santiago, but the show quickly moved onto other ideas for both characters, and later occasions where they teamed up didn't so much as hint at the idea of them hooking up. As someone who hates it when sitcoms force this kind of thing because Jim/Pam (or, before them, Ross/Rachel), I was pleased, especially since Santiago turned out to be a lot more interesting (and funny) once she became more than just Peralta's wet blanket partner.
"The Bet" is the end of the show's initial 13-episode order (a full season order came later, and Kevin Reilly has been talking for a while like a second season renewal is just a formality), and having built out both the ensemble and Jake and Amy as individual characters, the show feels comfortable revisiting the idea that these two opposites might be attractive to each other. And I'm more interested in it now than I was then, for a few reasons. First, as I said, Santiago has become a much richer character than she was back then. Second, the stakeout sequence showed a more grown-up version of Jake, which is both something Amy would want but also something "Brooklyn" in general could use more of. He doesn't have to be mature and sensible all the time, but if his half-hidden interest in her forces him to take the juvenile behavior down just a couple of notches, it'll be worth it.
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By Chong Ser Jing - August 20, 2013 More on: ^STI 578 ES3 U09
At Monday's close, the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) is at 3,173 points, with a trailing Price-Earnings ratio of 13.1 if we use the data of the index tracker SPDR STI ETF (SGX: ES3) as a close proxy. This puts the STI's current valuation below its historical mean of around 16.
The index's current PE by no means allows us to predict its returns over the next few months, or even the next year or two. But, it does give investors a sense that the market's not expecting too much from the 30 companies within the index in terms of delivering earnings growth.
After all, the PE ratio, according to my Foolish colleague David Kuo, "can be seen as an indication of the expected future growth of [a] business."
While the market's not having pie-in-the-sky expectations for the STI, here are two shares where the market seems to be expecting big things of: KS Energy (SGX: 578) and UPP Holdings (SGX: U09).
KS Energy is a company that wears a few corporate hats. It distributes parts and components for customers in the oil & gas, marine & offshore, petrochemical, and mining industries among others. In addition, it charters rigs that it owns to third-parties and also provides drilling and rig management services to others, with both sets of customers coming from mainly the oil & gas industry.
The company's recent second quarter results, released on last Wednesday, saw its profit for the half-year period jump by more than six times from $377,00 a year ago to S$2.7m. This gave the company a PE ratio of 63 based on its earnings for the last 12 months.
KS Energy had seen massive losses totalling S$177m for 2010 and 2011 but has since started to see signs of a turnaround. The company had posted a small profit of S$1.3m last year as it started to get a handle on its costs. That said, at its current PE ratio, the market's likely expecting a large rebound in its earnings going forward.
The chart below shows a range of possible prices that shares of Kris Energy might be worth depending on its growth rate and PE multiple. The cells enclosed with a red outline show the growth rates and PE ratios that KS Energy needs to have for its shares to at least double in price at the end of five years.
The chart's no magic panacea and its mileage might vary for each individual. But, it does help give us a sense of what to expect from the company in the future for investors to achieve good returns. And in turn, investors can then judge the feasibility of those expectations to help make better-informed investing decisions.
Next up, we have UPP Holdings, a company that operates paper mills and sells industrial grade paper products in addition to a having a business arm that "focuses on identifying new investment opportunities locally and overseas that has the potential to increase revenue streams and produce good returns on investments."
Recently, the company also expanded its business operations by inking a deal where it'll acquire a new natural-gas-powered 50 MW power plant in Yangon, Myanmar for S$59m.
The electricity generated will be sold to Myanmar Electric Power Enterprise for US$0.034 per kWh, subject to adjustments. There's a also a guarantee that MEPE will be purchasing at least 350m kWh a year, giving UPP Holdings a minimum revenue of around US$11.9m a year from the power plant asset. For comparison, the company brought in sales of S$51m and S$50m for 2011 and 2012 respectively.
The company's management had previously concluded in a strategic review that its paper-related business "is increasingly commoditised" and would face more pressure on profit margins in the future. Because of that, the company had actively sought to explore suitable investment opportunities and found the Myanmar power plant to be a good deal.
UPP Holdings' recent half-year results saw its profit for the first six months of the year fall by 28% year-on-year to S$941,000.
At the company's current share price of S$0.36, it's selling for an astonishing 185 times trailing-12-months' earnings. The chart below (similar to the one for KS Energy) highlights some possible returns that investors can expect from UPP Holdings.
For investors in UPP Holdings to double their investment over the next five years, the company not only has to achieve stellar per-share-earnings growth, but it has to be pegged with a very high earnings multiple. Investors have to bear in mind the odds of the company meeting such growth projections and valuations.
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I broke down and bought one today, mostly because I couldn't think of what else to buy with my giftcard. I love the idea of watching movies on-the-go (plane rides, road trips, waiting to see the shrink.) But I don't like the idea of buying a movie that will only play on a small screen.
Sony should produce a UMD player. Just like a DVD player. Due to the size constraints of UMD's I don't think surround sound or many bonus features / commentaries would be available. But having the option of watching the movie at home or on the go, I would be much more likely to buy UMD movies regularly.
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Skip to comments.Acting head of Freddie Mac commits suicide
Posted on 04/22/2009 5:14:09 AM PDT by xtinct
The acting head of Freddie Mac, David Kellermann, has apparently committed suicide, Fairfax County Police tell WTOP. Fairfax County Police spokeswoman Mary Anne Jennings says Kellermann, 41, was found at his Hunter Mill Estates home Wednesday morning.
Jennings says police responded to the home after family members called police around 5 a.m.
"We were called from inside the house to come investigate an apparent suicide," Jennings says.
Because of legal ramifications, Jennings says she can't describe the nature of the suicide.
"We're not to give you details of the condition of the body, except to say it was an apparent suicide," Jennings says.
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One less, seems like a deck chair off the titanic......
Let's hope it wasn't the "pitchforks" that the current President mentioned as a threat to AIG executives. Regardless, a very sad state of affairs when someone takes their own life.
Godspeed to his family.
Remember under Clinton? Vince Foster committed "suicide" also. NOT!
Looks like he was seeing promising future that he wanted to be part of.
Wondering if blood ran up hill again....
Either that or, he knew he was going to jail for something.
The conspiracy nuts will have a field day with this.
Perhaps he killed himself because of pangs of conscience. His seat was the epicenter of the spark that ignited the global economic meltdown. As an accountant, he had to have seen it all.
I hope he didn't address any "In the event of my death" envelopes to the NY Times. :-(
How sad to have no hope. Prayers for his family.
... "with an infinitely more distinguished public record than yours, Admiral Boorda committed suicide when he may have committed a minor mistake", the Tom Lantos solution...
He just took over in September...
"David B. Kellermann, MS 00, is vice president of the mortgage portfolio investment process of Freddie Mac in McLean, Va. He is responsible for managing and coordinating all aspects of mortgage portfolio activity including the business, financial reporting, tax, and other operational issues and risks with other affected areas within the company. He previously served as director of mortgage portfolio strategy with the company. He has been with Freddie Mac since 1992. Kellerman resides in Vienna, Va"
He knew too much!
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that this is the acting CFO, not CEO.
My heart be still!
Oh no. Not my own list.
Or preparing to blow the whistle????
Obama did say he was 'taking names'. The democrats are in this financial meltdown up to their ears.This guy knew where the bones were buried as CFO and before that controller.
Regardless, the markets will tank on this news. Look for a 4% to 6% drop.
"Remember under Clinton? Vince Foster committed suicide also. NOT!".............
First thing I thought of when I saw that headline!
He only became CFO in September, though.
Lantos was just trying to advance the lie that Admiral Boorda committed suicide.
Very interesting. Thanks for posting. Condolences to David Kellermann's family and friends.
What exactly would those be? He scrawled "Bama got me" in blood on the walls? What?
And Moffet quit last month...
Freddie Mac Announces Resignation OF CEO David Moffet
So sad...so young.
Prayers for his soul and his family.
Web's being purged.
Did they ever find out what happened with Quarley's 'suicide' (the investigator re: passport breach)?
WTOP apparently has changed their headline to "Acting CFO of Freddie Mac commits suicide." Would it be appropriate to change the title of this thread?
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Very sorry that this has to happen to anyone.
How long will it be before it's blamed on talk radio and right-wing extremism? After all, there have been some very negative reports about Fanny & Freddie's performance from conservative outlets. May have been enough for the poor man to do himself in.
lol. Sorry 0 you will have a list. It is your destiny.
Depends on how he died. If he hung himself, about half of those are accidents. Autoerotic asphyxia gone wrong.
gonna be a looonnngg day
Barney now says Bush policies forced renters to become homeowners.
Maybe Kellerman read the omens of bad things to come.
what quarley suicide?
Did he commit suicide just like VINCE FOSTER???
Yep - it's hard to imagine more cruelty to one's remaining family.
Yeah. Like Vince Foster, he had an important story to tell. He's new, and I can just imagine what he found in the office files. The democrat politicians are deep, deep, into this Fanny/Freddie induced economic crash.
As soon as I heard FOX report this, the first thought that popped into my head was "Why was he killed?" I didn't even have time to think about it.
Very sad and very suspicious. This guy was in a position to know where all the bones were buried.
So the Clintons must be involved in this scandal!
If you can look at everything that's happened to this country in the last 2 years and NOT see the possibility of a vast conspricay at work I think you're nuts.
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Discover Keystone Place, the area's newest independent living, assisted living and memory care community! Located along the banks of the Cape Cod Canal, Keystone Place is a rental community offering some of the area's largest studio, one and two bedroom/two bathroom apartment homes. Keystone...
28 miles from Harwich, MA
Provides: Assisted Living in Buzzards Bay, MA
For more than 15 years, Atria Woodbriar has been the senior living provider of choice for Falmouth's wisest older adults. Building on this foundation of trust, they've recently expanded their options to better serve area families – and conserve the Cape's natural resources. Atria Woodbriar Place –...
29 miles from Harwich, MA
Provides: Assisted Living in Falmouth, MA
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