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MILK BAR, called "one of the most exciting bakeries in the country" by Bon Appétit magazine, is a culinary empire and lifestyle brand founded by award-winning pastry chef and Masterchef judge Christina Tosi. Christina focuses on putting a playful spin on familiar home-style desserts and savory snacks using quality ingredients and locally sourced dairy. She is the creator of the highly addictive cereal milk™ ice cream, compost cookies® and crack pie®, all of which have gained world-wide recognition since she opened milk bar's doors in 2008.
Milk Bar has eight locations – six in New York, one in Toronto, and one in Washington, DC near Christina's hometown. In addition to the wildly popular storefronts, Milk Bar has changed the face of baking with a hugely successful e-commerce platform, shipping freshly baked products across the globe. Some of the most popular items are Christina's iconic cakes with unfrosted sides, better known as "naked cakes," a trend she established in 2007.
Christina is a two-time James Beard award winner, Crain's New York 40 under 40 honoree and author of two highly acclaimed cookbooks, Momofuku Milk Bar, which highlights the cult favorites from the milk bar kitchen, and Milk Bar Life, an inside look at Milk Bar's fun-loving culture and off-the-clock recipes that are easy to make at home. The bakery has its own line of baking mixes developed by Christina that line the shelves at Target stores nationwide, as well as limited-edition apparel, totes, accessories and much more. Milk Bar also offers weekly baking and cake layering classes in their events space in Brooklyn, NY.
Milk Bar and Christina, the voice of all things sweet, have made headlines in top publications and television programs, including the New York Times, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Fast Company and The Today Show, and she has graced the covers of AdWeek and Cherry Bombe. Food & Wine describes Christina as having "an uncanny ability to tap into our collective unconscious and come up with brand-new kinds of nostalgic sweets." She approaches life with a whimsically innovative mentality and continues to redefine what American (dessert) culture is and can be in the ever-changing wild world of food.
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CHRISTINA TOSI is the chef, founder and owner of Milk Bar, called "one of the most exciting bakeries in the country" by Bon Appétit magazine, with multiple locations in New York, one in Toronto and one in Washington, DC, near Christina's hometown. Christina founded the dessert programs at Momofuku and went on to build a culinary empire of her own. Well known for "stoking apostolic fervor," she opened Milk Bar's doors in 2008 and has changed the face of baking with her innovative creations like cereal milk™ ice cream, compost cookies® and crack pie®.
The culinary trendsetter and sugar genius described by The New York Times as a "border crossing pastry chef" is a two-time James Beard award winner, Crain's New York 40 under 40 honoree and the author of two highly acclaimed cookbooks, Momofuku Milk Bar and Milk Bar Life. Momofuku Milk Bar highlights the cult favorites from the Milk Bar kitchen, and Milk Bar Life captures Milk Bar's fun-loving culture and off-the-clock recipes that are easy to make at home. Christina is a role model to her team of over 200 and is also a big believer in giving back. The highly motivated lady boss serves on the Board of Directors for Hot Bread Kitchen and Cookies for Kids' Cancer and is an adviser and investor in a handful of food startups, including the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD), Journee and Maple. Christina is also a judge on the hit cooking competition series MasterChef and MasterChef Junior (on Fox), playing an integral role in mentoring and making home cooks' dreams come true.
Christina has made headlines in top publications and television programs, including the Wall Street Journal, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Conan and the TODAY Show, has graced the covers of AdWeek and Cherry Bombe and was named one of the most innovative women in food and drink by Food & Wine and Fortune Magazine for her tremendous work ethic and creative ingenuity. Her unstoppable and free-spirited approach to life and inspiring achievements make her one of the most well-rounded and desirable chefs in the world.
The Knot – Summer 2016
Bring a little hometown foodie flair to your wedding, no matter where you're saying "I do."
New York Weddings – Spring/Summer 2016
Milk Bar's 6-Tiered Strawberry Lemon Cake is a wedding must-have.
Crain's NY – March 28, 2016
Crain's New York names Christina Tosi in its 2016 40 under 40 list. (read more)
US Weekly – March 2016
Taylor Swift is a fan girl of Milk Bar's birthday cake.
New York Times – February 23, 2016
Milk Bar to open in The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. (read more)
Glamour – February 8, 2016
Milk Bar Cakes included in Most OMG-Gorgeous Wedding Cake Trends of 2016. (read more)
TIME – February 5, 2016
Christina Tosi shares what failing on a regular basis has taught her. (read more)
USA Today – January 11, 2016
Milk Bar included in list of 10 iconic NYC eateries with locations in other cities. (read more)
Mashable – January 9, 2016
How Christina Tosi is transforming the food industry. (read more)
TODAY Show – December 18, 2015
Milk Bar's Christina Tosi makes cookies with a holiday twist! (read more)
Yahoo! Food – December 9, 2015
Learn to Make an Awesome 'Hand-Me-Down' Cornbake From 'Milk Bar Life'. (read more)
The Washington Post – November 24, 2015
Christina Tosi shows you how to make Milk Bar's corn cookies at home (read more)
Cosmopolitan – November 2015
Cosmo celebrates it's 50th Bday with a Custom 4-tiered Milk Bar cake. (read more)
The Washington Post – October 23, 2015
Milk Bar CityCenterDC is here! (read more)
InStyle – October 2015
You'll Never Guess Milk Bar Chef Christina Tosi's Secret Ingredient. (read more)
Bon Appétit – September 2015
Watch Christina Tosi talk about her favorite things! (read more)
Elle – September 2015
4 top female chefs on the state of women in the food industry, including Christina Tosi! (read more)
Yahoo! Food – August 6, 2015
review: milk bar's 'bake the book' birthday cake class. (read more)
Late Night with Seth Meyers – August 4, 2015
Watch Christina Tosi make delicious Milk Bar milkshakes! (read more)
Cherry Bombe – Issue 5
Christina Tosi covers the front page of Cherry Bombe – Issue 5.
Food & Wine (video) – June 19, 2015
Milk Bar mastermind Christina Tosi reveals some of her wildest cookie recipes. (read more)
AdWeek – June 8, 2015
How Pastry Goddess Christina Tosi Is Bringing Milk Bar to the Masses. (read more)
Vogue – June 1, 2015
Naked Wedding Cakes Are Good Enough to (Actually) Eat (read more)
Yahoo! Food – May 20, 2015
There's a new judge in town when MasterChef reopens its kitchen doors. (read more)
Refinery29 – May 20, 2015
5 Baking Tips For Beginners From MasterChef Judge Christina Tosi (read more)
Good Day New York – May 19, 2015
MasterChef Judge Christina Tosi shares treats from Milk Bar's summer menu and recipes from her book, "Milk Bar Life" (see video)
Food & Wine – May 8, 2015
Take a class in expert dessert making together at sweets maven Christina Tosi's Milk Bar in New York City (read more)
Glamour – May 2015
Invite your most deserving friends over, and serve them these crowd-pleasing hangout recipes from star chef Christina Tosi. Party Nachos, anyone? (read more)
NYLON – May 2015
Dakota Fanning makes b'day truffles at a Milk Bar baking class, available every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at the bakery's classroom space in Brooklyn, NY (read more)
Capitol File – Late Spring 2015
Star pastry chef and DC native Christina Tosi brings her wildly popular bakery, Milk Bar, to Washington, D.C. later this year (read more)
Buzzfeed – April 9, 2015
24 of the most delicious pies in America (read more)
Martha Stewart Weddings – April 8, 2015
5 Milk Bar cakes that are sweet sensations (read more)
TODAY Show – April 6, 2015
Christina Tosi shares recipes from her second cookbook, Milk Bar Life. Including easy chicken puffs and delicious coffee cake made from store-bought ingredients! (read more)
Eater – March 31, 2015
Book Review: Christina Tosi climbs to the top of cool girl mountain with 'Milk Bar Life' (read more)
Bloomberg – May 13, 2015
How to make perfect chocolate chip cookies. A killer classic from New York's master baker (read more)
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Danny DeVito Feeds Jimmy Fallon a Greenroom Snack (see video)
Bon Appétit – March 3, 2015
When it comes to feel-good food, there's nothing like a towering, colorful, frosted, and sprinkled birthday cake… (read more)
Runner's World – March 2015
You've probably already heard that dark chocolate is good for you; it's made from cocoa beans, which contain antioxidant flavonoids… (read more)
vogue magazine – march 2015
Milk Bar's Christina Tosi and supermodel Karlie Kloss have fun in the kitchen.
Eater – February 19, 2015
momofuku Milk Bar's Crack Pie — essentially a bomb of sugar, butter, eggs, and cream — made waves during the bake shop's early New York days… (read more)


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Chef Eric Ripert's new cookbook, Avec Eric, reads more like an adventure book organized around principles of cooking rather than a traditional cookbook. The book by the famed toque behind NYC's Le Bernardin restaurant artfully combines kitchen wisdom, cooking philosophy and regional history to achieve a complete discussion of a menu from start to finish.
Anthony Bourdain sets the tone for what the reader can expect in the foreword: an introspective and insightful exploration of the ingredients and practices that make not only a great dish, but also a great chef. Ripert lays down his philosophy, which rests on a series of complex and well thought-out principles, in the introduction. "Cooking is how I express myself creatively," he writes and "Cooking is a holistic process."
Organized around chapters that represent a cooking journey, his recipes reflect a particular principle such as "Star Ingredients," "Artisanal," "Craftsmanship" and "Tradition." Ripert takes the time to stress the importance of these ideals through interesting and insightful stories. Based in his experience as an executive chef, his anecdotes are infused with rich imagery of his world travels, conversations with the providers of the best local ingredients, and the cultural and environmental implications of each local ingredient he uses.
The instructions are clear to read, and well anticipate any problems a reader might experience while preparing a dish such as herb and salt-crusted lamb loin; pan-roasted Arctic char over black olive potatoes and melted cherry tomatoes; or roasted capon with mushroom-truffle stuffing at home. The photos provide not only visual references for the end product, but also document Ripert's adventures with portraits and landscapes of the people and places he visits. His holistic approach to cooking is reflected in the emphasis placed on the high quality of the ingredients, the dish as part of a larger menu, and the wine pairing that goes with it.
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Our mission is to develop a well-respected, sustainable educational program that uses a comprehensive academic approach to effectively meet the needs of children with learning differences, inspiring them to reach their full potential.
Walbridge offers an alternative to mainstream schooling through the use of goal-oriented education. Programs are delivered in a supportive environment designed to promote self-esteem.
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I was baffled by how my math-loving child with a huge vocabulary and a love for inventions and science could be miserable and underachieving at 2 well-regarded schools in Madison--both with lovely teachers and caring staff. Research and testing finally turned up 2 learning disabilities, plus inattentive ADHD and a pretty high IQ (both of which make the learning disabilities harder to find- AND trickier to remediate- regular tutoring did not work for him).
After less than a year at Walbridge, his self-esteem is restored, he has friends of all ages there, and happily completes his homework (which used to cause weeping and take hours, even for very simple spelling worksheets.) Frankly, what they have done for him is AMAZING. There are several VERY experienced teachers there, and the teachers really care and love what they do.
When they had trouble understanding one of his learning issues and he was acting out and refusing to do some classwork, we met for an hour and a half. They really listened, and it was really clear to me that (after only a few months) they really understood my son, and his teacher, who was somewhat less experienced, just needed a different approach to getting him over a small hurdle that was causing him a LOT of frustration. Within a few weeks things were smooth again, and his attitude, willingness to engage and persevere to do the work he finds hard (handwriting is a real challenge) is just constantly getting better since then.
Meanwhile, they accelerate him in the subjects he loves best so he is both challenged in his strength areas and supported in his weaker ones. What they do is not voo-doo however: it comes from the faculty's training and experience in truly differentiating their teaching approach for each child, plus training in learning disabilities and implementing best practices for dealing with the disorganization and the focus problems that come with ADHD. The small classrooms and safe, positive (but structured) environment supports this approach.
This place is also great for kids with no LDs but social needs such as high-functioning autism or Asperger's, or just bright, creative kids who like to learn their own way and are not really engaged by mainstream educational approaches.
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T has always struggled in school. He learned to read late and felt "stupid." He underwent testing in the public school and they found nothing wrong with him, though he tested with a very low IQ (having been taken out of gym class for the test). His self-esteem suffered to the point that, as a 6th grader in public school, he was walking into school each morning with his head hanging low and coming home each afternoon asking if he was "mentally retarded." A very sporty kid, who loves to laugh and is thoughtful and generous, speaks French and English -- he is far from being cognitively challenged in any way. Finally, we couldn't continue to allow his self-esteem to be battered any more so I quit my job in order to keep him home and assess the situation. We had him tested privately and came up with a diagnosis of ADHD, a little dyslexia and learning disabilities in math and writing -- basically a different type of learner than the public school was able to cater to. Now knowing more what we were dealing with, we investigated the idea of his attending Walbridge School, where the teachers are trained in all sorts of methods of teaching different learners. The class size is very small - so small that 6 kids studying fractions in math class can all be at different levels and still progress each at their own rate. They teach kids from where they are in their learning rather than just expecting them to "catch up" and "adapt" (two phrases we heard a lot at the public school). Walbridge was extremely flexible in how T started to attend. He was very skeptical about school and didn't want to set himself up for more disappointment. He started with just academics and after 2 months was attending full-time. Now, in his 3rd month of full-time attendance, he is bringing home mostly a's and b's but more importantly, he is learning, progressing, is happy to go to school, his needs are being met and he sees himself as a smart, capable, normal boy! The change is dramatic. In fact, the individualized curriculum at school has much more to do with countering his ADHD symptoms than his medication for it and he no longer takes the medication. We could not be more thrilled with Walbridge. It is scandalous that public school can not help learners like my son, but that is the situation we are in right now and Walbridge gave us a solution.
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Walbridge is a wonderful school, and its teachers are very dedicated to ensuring that each child learns in their classroom and that of the other teachers at the school. Staff meet weekly to discuss strategies for each child. My son showed early signs of learning difficulty, and despite attempts in the public school to address his needs, his learning gap grew each year. Budget cuts in the district also meant that he was not getting quite the level of services he should have. Homework became a tearful ordeal and his self-esteem was crushed by the differences he could see in his progress from that of his peers. We decided a change was necessary and noticed a difference in our son within the first month at Walbridge. No more calling himself stupid, no more resistance to homework. He realized he COULD learn with instructor attention. As a middle schooler he is seeking out math challenges, and continues to comment that the teachers at Walbridge are able to help him, whereas at his previous school, whenever they would try, they would get called away to help another student. We are extremely grateful for what this school has done for our family and our son.
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Teach every elementary student to read at grade level before they get to high school. An endowment of this size would ensure that financial aid is available to any family that is willing to make the committment of service hours that the school requires.
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The teachers at Walbridge do a fantastic job of helping each child there excel. Our son was learning so much more at Walbridge than at his previous school, and he was extremely happy there as well. You will be so happy that you made the change!
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Walbridge School is a private school for grades K-8. The philosophy of the school is adapting teaching methods based on how each child learns. My son attended from grades 3-8. If this school was not available to us, we probably would have moved out of state. My son is a unique individual and the public schools are a "one size fits none" type of operation. Kids at Walbridge are assessed as to their abilities and learning styles. Because it is a small school, all of the teachers communicate as to which approach is best for each child. I joined the Board based on our experience. I strongly believe that every child can and should be successful in school and Walbridge School has the experience and philosophy to make this happen.
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FORT HILL, Pa. – Nancy E. Hollada, 74, formerly of Newton Falls, died unexpectedly on Friday, March 15, 2013.
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Survivors include her husband, Robert Hollada; a daughter, Susan Radtka of Louisville, Ohio; a son, Robert Hollada of Southington; a brother William Young of Canton; and a sister, Carol Menhorn of Montville.
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As democracy is perfected, the office of president represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron. - H.L. Mencken .
Her reaction to spilling a few drops of white wine on her dress was a red flag to me. Why not laugh about it? Big frickin' deal. People were critical of posts about Emily cursing because they claim it shows she's being held to an impossible standard. What I see is an insecure, immature woman who holds herself to an impossible standard, a standard so unrealistic that she dissolves into whining for help and being horrified at herself because she spilled a tiny amount of something on camera.
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Author has written 3 stories for Ouran High School Host Club, and Harry Potter.
Top Twelve Harry Potter Characters in Random Order and Questions
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5) The Weasley Twins
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6) Five/Nine or Five/Ten?
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8) Make up a summary of a Three/Ten Fanfic.
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1. We have cookies (last I checked there was hot chocolate, marshmallows, and ice cream too)
( They forgot Draco Malfoy, I mean really is there any other reason to join the dark side besides that?)
Phobias linked to Lord Voldemort
Philophobia - fear of love
Pairings I love:
The Weasley Twins
Pairings I hate:
Ron/anyone - i hate his character
Hermione/anyone - i hate her character
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Ginny/anyone - i hate her character as well
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In Praise of the Tea Party
Establishment Republicans always remind us of how the tea party cost the Party crucial seats in 2010 and 2012; seats that might have delivered control of the Senate to the GOP. And, they have a point. If tea party candidates had not won primaries in Delaware, Nevada, Colorado, Indiana, and Missouri, these states might now be sending more Republicans to the Senate.
But, consider the alternative. Had Ted Cruz, R-Texas, Mike Lee, R-Utah, Rand Paul, R-Ky., Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Ron Johnson, R-Wis., not won their primaries, image how lifeless the Republican minority in the Senate would be. The Party's intellectual and ideological cutting edge has come from tea party primary victories.
Would we rather have Charlie Crist, now running as a Democrat, in the Senate from Florida or Marco Rubio?
Would we prefer mute Bob Bennett as the Republican Senator from Utah or outspoken Mike Lee?
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On the state level, has there been a governorship that better embodied the potential of Republican change than that of Scott Walker in Wisconsin? He has shown us all how to win the education issue for the GOP and has let us all see how curbing public sector unions can return government to the people.
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We will not return to national power by electing faceless, nameless Republican Senators who do not stand up and never fight hard. The passivity of the Republican minority in the Senate is the stuff of legend. But the tea party members have changed all that and deserve our thanks and commendation.
Sometimes, the amateurs of the tea party lead us astray. No one can deny that Missouri, Indiana and Delaware would be represented by Republicans had the tea party not nominated candidates who made themselves unelectable. And it is probable that we would have won seats in Nevada and Colorado as well but for tea party primary victories.
But a lifeless, soulless GOP would be no inspiration to anyone.
Rubio, Cruz, Paul, Lee: The names light up our sky and animate our party. Where would we be without their star power?
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CLINTON — A parent-child reunification drill at Clinton Public School that had been scheduled for tomorrow, Feb. 5, has been postponed due to predictions of an ice storm hitting the area.
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Mining Publication: Performance of a Light-scattering Dust Monitor in Underground Mines
Original creation date: January 2006
The Thermo-MIE personal DataRAM dust monitor (pDR) is a light-scattering instrument approved for use in gassy underground mines by the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). However, the use of light-scattering monitors has been inhibited by concerns about inaccurate readings resulting from changes in dust size distribution and composition, as well as concerns about the impact of moisture in the mine air. Because of this concern, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) evaluated the pDR using available data from laboratory tests and mine surveys. The data show that accuracy can vary widely from test to test and mine to mine. In most cases, the results can be improved by using a companion gravimetric measurement to adjust the pDR data.
Authors: GJ Chekan, JF Colinet, FN Kissell, JP Rider, RP Vinson, JC Volkwein
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The Main Library is the largest of the University Libraries in size of collection and number of special services provided. The University Archives, Special Collections, a preservation lab, and the Media and Instructional Materials Centers are all located in this Library.
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18-year-olds 'too immature to drink'
- From: The Sunday Times
- July 10, 2011
- Call for lifting of legal drinking age
- "One issue is the maturity of the brain"
- Younger population "into risk-taking"
THE most powerful clinical body within the WA Health Department has called for an increase in the legal drinking age to 20 or 21.
The Clinical Senate of WA has presented a position statement to Health Minister Kim Hames urging the move as one way to combat rampant alcohol abuse and its impact on the health system and young lives.
New figures show alcohol-related hospital admissions cost WA taxpayers $95 million a year.
The senate's call puts the influential group at direct odds with Dr Hames, who told The Sunday Times that he did not support lifting the age.
The senate comprises 75 elite health professionals, including Public Health executive director Tarun Weeramanthri, chief medical officer Simon Towler, Princess Margaret Hospital boss Robyn Lawrence and King Edward Memorial Hospital boss Amanda Frazer.
It has called also for an end to the practice of handing out alcoholic gifts at medical conferences and dinners.
The senate's chair Kim Gibson said evidence from the World Health Organisation and other eminent bodies had shown that raising the drinking age helped to reduce alcohol-related injuries.
"The driving age and the drinking age are very close in WA," she said. "If you're able to separate them, you can have some impact on the road trauma figures."
She said also that 18-year-olds were too immature to drink.
"One issue is the maturity of the brain and behaviours around risk," she said.
"The younger population is into risk-taking and so if you wait for more maturity you're not matching the risk-taking with the alcohol consumption."
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Troy of Miranda Posted at 12:48 PM July 10, 2011
Ban drinking until 21, Its not going to bother all the drunk 14 year olds.
Bill Posted at 12:48 PM July 10, 2011
For god sake, take your cottonwool and crawl back under your rocks. Australia is already such a restrictive place, why make it worse? So, you want to make it a higher age to drink, but you can join the armed forces and shoot people? WAKE UP
Ben Posted at 12:48 PM July 10, 2011
So how is the ban on illegal drugs working out.lol Prohibition worked well didn't it?? Lets try that again! The police can't police what they have to at the moment so why increase there workload?? Its a never ending battle which the government will always lose.


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same period in 1998, representing a 38% decrease. Last
year monthly new issuance averaged $13 billion; so far
this year, it has averaged $8.3 billion. We think
October could be the third consecutive month of issuance
below $5 billion, and could drop as low as $3 billion.
Lower demand from certain segments of the market,
however, has offset some of the beneficial effects of
reduced supply.
Market participants expected a
massive surge of new supply in September and October--as
issuers strove to complete their financing ahead of Y2K
problems--which has not occurred. The market sold down during
July and early August in anticipation of the surge.
Many institutional investors who raised cash during
the sell-off continue to sit on the sidelines. Facing
reluctant, highly selective buyers, many issuers have
re-priced deals to offer higher yields. For example, one
deal in August offered a yield of 10.5% in its
prospectus, but came to market priced to yield 12.0%. Within
two weeks, a similar company offered a yield of
13.25% with equity participation thrown in. Lower
quality deals were pulled off the market. High-yield
rates have risen dramatically since January as a
High-yield mutual funds endured net cash
outflows of about $770 million in August and nearly $1
billion in September.(1) Why the huge outflows? We think
investors are nervous about the default rate, about
potential Y2K problems among issuers and about the overall
negative tone of the bond market.
We have examined
all the companies in the Fund's portfolio, and feel
they are well prepared for Y2K and unlikely to
encounter problems. Harder to know is whether shareholders
will hold or sell.
Default rates
According to the DLJ Default Study, the high-yield default
rate for 1998 was 1.20%. For the 12 months ended
September 30, 1999, the default rate was 3.45%. At the
beginning of 1999, the DLJ high-yield to Treasury spread
stood at 626 basis points, implying a discounted
default rate of about 5.9%. We expect the actual rate to
fall somewhere between 3-4%.
Prices of
high-yield securities tend to reflect potential defaults six
to twelve months in advance. At the end of
September, the DLJ spread had narrowed to 611 basis points,
implying a perceived default rate of about 5.5% for 2000.
We believe defaults are peaking now, and will
decline next year. If correct, our view implies that
current prices are discounting next year's default rate
too heavily, and that there may be upside potential
in high yields.
measured by the CS First Boston High Yield Index, the
high-yield market lost 1.60% for the quarter, but gained
1.17% year-to-date. High-yield spreads to Treasurys,
average yield and average price all declined. As is
evident in the table below, the market is at one of its
lowest points in recent years.(2)
6/30/99 9/30/98 Avg. since 1/92
(recovery from
Yield Spread 632 bp 574 bp 691 bp 506 bp
Yield 12.20% 11.45% 11.32% 10.47%
Average Price
$86.12 $89.29 $90.83
In fact, 1999 marks the second straight year in
which high-yield total returns have fallen below coupon
returns--the first time that has happened when the economy was
not in a recession.
You got that right, foreign capital flow appears
to have been the dominant factor in pricing the long
bond with considerable effects I also think on agency
elgibles (mortgage backeds) over say the last 12-14
months. The million dollar question is how long into the
future will they be subsidizing low rates on our most
conservative debt.
I think the fed is still dominant in
effecting the shorter term rates.
Pseudotsuga, doesn't
that mean something like fake arborvitae?
There is no simple answer to the possible
evolution of economic growth, interest rates, and
What seems to be clear, however, is that the present
trend of accelerating national debt cannot continue
forever. But, as every asset bubble in history proves, it
CAN continue for quite awhile.
We have seen a
bull market built on a number of simultaneous
1) Demographics. The Baby Boomers are in their peak
productive years. That is a HUGE resource of well-eductaed,
free-thinking workers.
2) Technological revolution.
Computers are revolutionizing everything. The world is
changing MORE rapidly than it did during any of the
previous technological revolutions in human history
(agriculture, printing, industrial). Those took, respectively,
millenia, centuries, and decades to affect the course of
human history, and were separated by the same blocks of
time. Computers brought the rate down to years, and
now, a few YEARS later, the internet has brough it
down to days.
3) The fall of communist and
totalitarian systems. This has created millions of people with
economic wants, and without the economic or societal
infrastructure to produce them. That has created the paradox of
increased consumer demand with simulaneous capital
4) Secular bear market in commodities. This is due,
in part, to some of the previous forces, technology,
ingenuity of workers, need for cash in cash-starved
5) Stagnant economies in much of the rest of the
industrialized world. For many reasons, much of the industrial
world's economy has stagnated. Part may be demographic,
regulatory, and cultural differences. Whatever the cause,
this has created an enormous capital flight to the
So, we have a combination of forces, some domestic
and some international, that has lured capital, again
both domestic and foreign, in to our equity
The bottom line is that stock market equity and
foreign bond holders are financing our current accounts
deficits. Foreign money will continue to do that as long as
it is in the best interest of the investors to do
And that requires that:
1) Foreign, and
especially the industrialized countries', economies (and
hence their equity markets) remain stagnant;
Our economy, and especially our currency, remain
strong; and
3) Our equity and bond markets remain
The bottom line is that our equity and bond markets
are simply FREE MARKETS, governed in large part by
the laws of supply and demand. So long as foreign
money is willing to service our debt, then the present
trend can continue.
But if Japanese, European,
or Russian economies come roaring out of the dark,
then there will be increasing competition for that
investment capital, and European, Arab, Japanese, and Hong
Kong investors, among others, may not find a 6.2%
return on U.S. dollars particularly
That, and only that, is what is driving our bond market
down now. And if that trend continues, or accelerates,
then what the Fed does is meaningless. The Fed can
piss whatever interest rate they like in to the wind,
but if no one steps up to buy the 30-year long bond
at the treasury auction, then interest rates will
And while the magnitude of that increase, and its
effect on inflation and economic growth, are hard to
quantify, the DIRECTION of the effect is crystal clear.
plays out the way you have outlined it, and I
tend to agree with you, what do you think the FED will
do with interest rates?
I can see two strong
forces on interest rates in the U. S; One strong force
pushing them higher to entice more investment in
government treasuries to service our debt, but another
strong force being the FED to lower interest rates to
pull the economy out of recession.
Am I reading
you correctly that you would predict a stagnant
economy, higher inflation, and higher interest
rates(stagflation) which would continue to be negative for bond
holders as well as turning negative for
Cash would be king again?
If the default rate proves lower
than the market has discounted, then high-yield bonds
could realize greater upside potential. Meanwhile, the
higher coupon rates provide some downside protection. We
think institutional investors will begin re-entering
the market in December, which could spark an early
``January effect''--a surge of buying as managers reset
their portfolios for the coming year. We expect the
market to quiet at year-end, and believe mutual fund
investors are likely to come back in January. With so much
cash waiting on the sidelines, the high-yield market
could be positioned for a significant rally. Of course,
it looked that way last year, too.
outlook for calendar year 1999 calls for gross domestic
product growth of about 3% and inflation around 2%. We do
not see any signs of recession. We expect the long
bond to remain in a 6.00-6.10% range. To sustain a
rally, however, we would have to see Treasury yields
stabilize--if Treasurys continue backing up, the high yield
market will have to back up too.
Mr. Flipper_58,
Could you please explain to me
how the following factors affect the NAV of
a. Rate of exchange (A$ vs US$).
b. Direction of
interest rates in Australia & in the U.S.
c. Inflation
rates in both countries.


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