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Driving home tonight along the road I could see lots of cars bursting with belongings and decorated with surf boards, bikes and even canoes as families headed towards the coast for either a long weekend or their summer holiday. No matter whether you are heading to the sea, country or even the city one thing we long for is a view. We love to soak in our surroundings, to breathe in different air and experience the wonders that this new and exciting place has to offer. Each landscape is natures own gift to us, they have carved their dramatic decor to fascinate and inspire us. Interiors inspired by nature can be just as captivating. At Eat Sleep Live we have a real passion for natures gift since we craft our own furniture from wood that can be hundreds of years old. In a world which is very wasteful, we love to be able to create beautiful pieces of furniture from what is all too often, a discarded material. Looking as strong as the tree it depicts but yet with an unexpectedly soft surface texture, the MeroWings Birch Tree Trunk brings the feeling of adding nature to any living space. [caption id="attachment_5847" align="aligncenter" width="594"] Tree Trunk, Merowings International[/caption] From wood to stone, their outdoor bench has two discrete uses prop them up vertically as a stable seat big enough for two, or horizontally as a classical pouf. [caption id="attachment_5846" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Stone Bench Outdoor, MeroWings International[/caption] Designer Nigel Coates has also been inspired by nature for some of his creations such as his Animalia furniture collection for the Italian brand Fratelli Boffi. He uses materials such as natural wood frames, glass and animal skin upholstery in his collection to make you feel like you're in the desert. [caption id="attachment_5848" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Animalia Furniture Collection, Fratelli Boffi[/caption] This time of year you can't help but be moved by the vibrant colours brightening our gardens. Every day I drive down the road near my home where the council have planted wild flowers, I am sure you have some near you too. Over the last couple of months I have seen such a spectrum from luscious purples to unforgettable red poppies that I can't help but smile. Flowers that women adore was the inspiration behind this incredible sofa which was designed to fuse emotional appeal with arms that will comfort you whilst you relax. [caption id="attachment_5849" align="aligncenter" width="449"] FIORI, Albina Basharova[/caption] We need wild flowers to help one of our own endangered species, the honey bee. The hive of the honey bee with its distinctive hexagonal shapes is celebrated in this beautiful Nectar Lampshade. [caption id="attachment_5850" align="aligncenter" width="586"] Nectar Lampshade, designtree[/caption] Our skilled craftsmen prepare each beam of wood by hand, sanding it to bring out the character of the wood and create a smooth finish. Each piece of wood has its own story to tell, and that story continues once it's transformed into a beautiful piece of furniture that will have pride of place in your home. [caption id="attachment_5852" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Eat Sleep Live[/caption] This is why we have deep admiration for the work by Greg Klassen who also creates furniture that is timeless and distinctive. His collection inspired by lakes and rivers is gorgeous, such as this Cedar Lake Table made from a hollowed cedar trunk highlighted with hand-cut blue glass inlay is powerfully moving with its great mix of texture and natural tones. [caption id="attachment_5851" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Cedar Lake Table, Greg Klassen[/caption] Utilizing the natural formation of this wooden sculpture is the basis of this piece of abstract art with a tea light twist. [caption id="attachment_5853" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Tree Light, PUJI £99.00[/caption] This tree light is obviously missing a few leaves. But leaves and nature are the inspiration behind the elegant porcelain La Luna collection. [caption id="attachment_5854" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Leaf Votive, IN-SPACES £13.00[/caption] This Terrain Watercolour Candle boasts an unusual botanical fragrance. Its ceramic jar looks like a an interpretation of the beach with it's layered stripes of blue and sand shades and would be perfect for upcycling long after candle life is over. [caption id="attachment_5855" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Terrain Watercolour Candle Earl Grey & Cucumber, Berry Red £25.00[/caption] Interiors inspired by nature is one thing but what about interiors that are alive, or Living Interiors as they are known. Increasingly popular at trade shows and events, elements of their design are also being translated into home furnishings. One of the more popular materials for Living Interiors is moss. Can you imagine stepping out of your morning shower onto the soft and tactile bath mat. What's more the excess water that usually soaks into your mat, will actually keep this bath mat alive. I want one! [caption id="attachment_5856" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Real Moss Bath Mat, dornob.comReal Moss Bath Mat, dornob.com[/caption] Recalling a range of landscapes from Tuscany's rolling hills to the exotic Amazon rainforests, the Secret Garden Table is a mosaic of a variety of moss and is designed by home furniture company Ayodhyatra. [caption id="attachment_5857" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Secret Garden Table, Design Boom[/caption] These cute grass seating pieces are so enchanting, although I am not sure they would be so magical should a mini beast or two make it their home. I think this furniture by Mindscape is more about design than functionality. [caption id="attachment_5859" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Peddy, Mindscape[/caption] We couldn't end without showing you some showstoppers of Living Interiors by Verde Profilo. Each project this company undertakes is unique as they believe there should be no limits to creativity. They state their designs "make more spontaneous the relationship between the individual and nature." They truly have a passion for nature which is evident in their stunning Moss Design Collection. [caption id="attachment_5860" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Moss Design Collection, Verde Profilo[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5861" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Moss Design Collection, Verde Profilo[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5862" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Moss Design Collection, Verde Profilo[/caption] If you would like to see how we craft one of natures incredible creations, why not arrange a private viewing of our workshop. Here you will see our team of exceptionally talented craftsman handmaking our collection of furniture. I know we are biased but trust me it's well worth a visit.
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Final concludes Successful Barwa Bank Squash Challenger 2012
Final concludes Successful Barwa Bank Squash Challenger 2012
Doha, March 25, 2012- Barwa Bank, Qatar's fastest growing Shari'ah compliant banking service provider, joined with players from the Barwa Bank Squash Challenger 2012 at an awards ceremony yesterday, at the close of the three day tournament exclusively sponsored by the bank in association with the Qatar Squash Federation (QSF).
Steve Troop, CEO, Barwa Bank presented Kristian Olesen from Denmark with the first place trophy, following Olesen's victory over fellow finalist, Bader Al Hussaini from Kuwait, on centre court at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex. Also attending for the presentation was Mr. Khalid Al Ahbabi, Head of Corporate Banking, Barwa Bank and Mohammed Saleh Al Khulaifi Board Member from the Qatar Squash Federation.
Commenting on the occasion, Mr. Troop said, "I would like to congratulate all the participants, the quality of squash played throughout this tournament has been very high indeed. Last year Barwa Bank sponsored a local squash tournament and we were delighted to be able to take our support to a different level, in providing young and amateur players the opportunity to watch more than 16 professionals from around the world compete. We will continue to build on this initiative as it is part of our wider effort to serve, encourage and assist future generations."
Qatar Squash Federation Board Member, Mr. Mohammed Saleh Al-Khulaifi added, "We are very grateful to Barwa Bank for their generous support and we sincerely hope that we work together in future events that help our national players to compete with world class players."
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I follow many thrifts and Teche (NYSEMKT:TSH) is, in my opinion, one of the best run thrifts in the country. The performance is one that should be studied and emulated. TSH is an 850M asset sized thrift located in New Iberia La. whose CEO is Patrick Little. Patrick and his staff do a great job of balancing the return of capital to investors while growing loans and maintaining a 9.7% equity to asset ratio.
The bank has improved its earnings in each of the last four years. In 2008 the bank earned $2.63, in 2009 $3.36, in 2010 $3.37, in 2011 $3.45 and in the 2012 fiscal year earned $3.51. One might think that with earnings like that the company is taking on excessive risk but the non-performing assets are 1.23% and they have reserves of 1.27% making them adequately reserved.
The TSH dividend has also increased in each of the last four years. TSH has paid out a dividend of $1.37 in 2008, $1.40 in 2009, $1.42 in 2010, $1.43 in 2011 and in fiscal year 2012 they paid out $1.45.
The dividend payout ratio is 41.45% which allows them to retain some of the earnings to build their book value. The tangible book value of $30.38 per share in 2008 has grown to $41.09 per share currently.
To give some perspective as to the metrics for TSH I will compare it to a much larger and well know bank, JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM). The reason I use a larger bank like JPM is that it is much better known and many investors really do not understand the key metrics in selecting banking stocks.
In today's environment, the most important thing is having enough capital. In 2007 JPM had an equity/asset ratio of just 4.9% and with the unknown risk of asset quality (they had a lot of questionably rated mortgage backed securities on their books) at that time it created a lot of concern from regulators as to the solvency of the bank.
TSH by contrast had an equity to asset ratio of 8.4% in 2007 and was primarily invested in single family homes which the bank itself had underwritten.
My point here is that, for the return, TSH is a lot better capitalized, is building more equity on a percentage basis and returns more capital to investors via the dividend.
Both companies are very well managed, but TSH is pretty much off the radar of most people and too small for many large funds.
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So looking at the chart above we see that TSH sells at a better price to book, pays a higher dividend, and is better capitalized. The loan portfolio is also easier to understand as 63% of their loans are for 1-4 family homes whereas the complexity of risk analysis of a JPM are so difficult to understand that even the CEO of JPM was caught by surprise by one of his traders this year. Owning a company like Teche is a lot like owning a traunch of well underwritten first mortgages.
Teche is a throwback to the model that savings and loans were created for. Patrick and his brother William own over 17% of the bank which demonstrates their commitment to the institution.
TSH has an unusual community reinvestment program which makes small loans to the underserved people in their community. These are small loans and amazingly most are repaid within the terms they were made on. They spend time with underserved people counseling them about credit and actually giving them a chance to experience it.
TSH has liquidity risk and regulatory risk. They also have the risk of being able to take deposits and make profitable loans to qualified clients. It is also much more difficult to hedge a stock like TSH as there are no options sold on it. The 52 week average daily volume is just over 3,000 shares.
Disclosure: I am long TSH, JPM. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Is Ubuntu Linux for You, Too?
Like cold fusion or a painless weight-loss plan, a user-friendly version of Linux remains elusive. But developers are getting closer with Ubuntu -- a free, Linux-based operating system that appeared in October 2004 and is winning over waves of converts, including high-profile geeks like Cory Doctorow.
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Death in the backcountry
What started as a glorious powder day ended in a desperate fight for survival after three skiers were buried by a killer avalanche in the backcountry of Stevens Pass, in Washington's Cascades. Megan Michelson lived to tell about it, but she can't shake off a haunting question: How did a group of expert skiers make such a deadly mistake?
The Stopped Dead
The Stopped Dead: a 1200x18000 pixel infographic cataloging The Walking Dead's 347 on-screen zombie deaths by season, character, and weapon. [spoilers]
Thankfully, No Names
Allow Natural Death
"With multiple organ failure it's hard to get everything balanced just right so that oxygen is getting to the brain and the person can "wake up." So, if nothing else, I know how to misallocate an important moment. Here I was, with my mother dying in front of me, and I still wanted her to be proud. Just, proud."
Tazreen factory fire
At least 112 workers died in Tazreen garments factory fire in Bangladesh. The reasons of the fire are the subject of investigation, but the firefighters put the blame for the tragedy on the lack of fire exits. Since 2006, over 500 garment factory workers died in Bangladesh fires caused often by poor safety standards and shoddy electrical installations. The garments made in the Tazreen factory were sold by C&A, among others. Clothing makes up 80 percent of the country's $24 billion in annual exports.
Last year saw the 100th anniversary of another such tragedy.
Last year saw the 100th anniversary of another such tragedy.
"First with the head, then with the heart." ― Bryce Courtenay, The Power of One
Bryce Courtenay, prolific Australian author, dies. "Courtenay, who has been suffering from stomach cancer, died in Canberra late on Thursday with his wife Christine, son Adam, and his family pets, Tim the dog and Cardamon the Burmese cat, by his side. He was 79."
Death on the Path to Enlightenment
"Every year thousands of westerners flock to India to meditate, practice yoga, and seek spiritual transcendence. Some find what they're looking for. Others give up and go home. A few become so consumed by their quest for godliness that it kills them."
Heaven is Real: A Doctor's Experience of the Afterlife
Heaven is Real: A Doctor's Experience of the Afterlife. As a neurosurgeon, I did not believe in the phenomenon of near-death experiences...In the fall of 2008, however, after seven days in a coma during which the human part of my brain, the neocortex, was inactivated, I experienced something so profound that it gave me a scientific reason to believe in consciousness after death.
If Only T. Boone Pickens Had Died
T. Boone Pickens and other wealthy, elderly Oklahoma State alums decided to participate in a scheme named "Call of a Lifetime", where they would allow the university to take out $10 million life insurance policies on them. What could go wrong?
Space Jesus vs. Robo Satan
De Palm's incineration
In May 1876, Baron Joseph Henry Louis Charles De Palm died, leaving his worldy goods to Theosophical Society president H.S. Olcott with the request that his body be disposed of "in a fashion that would illustrate the Eastern notions of death and immortality." And so, after what the press called a "Pagan Funeral" in New York and with the help of Pennsylvania doctor Francis LeMoyne, his became the first modern cremation in the United States. The New York Times of 1876 covered both funeral and cremation. (That is, if you can stand to read grainy pdf scans of old newsprint.) In Winter 2009, a theosophist telling of events was published in the American society's quarterly, Quest magazine. Olcott himself devoted several chapters to De Palm's story in his Old Diary Leaves.
Insanity, Death, or Abandonment
"A blue cloud of smoke wafted over the Famous Five statue that sits just east of the Senate doors. No one seemed to be going insane or looking like they were about to personally invade the United States. There were people of all colours in the crowd, but if any of them were members of The Ring, they hid it well. The peaceful demonstrators were, however, breaking the law, smoking a banned substance that could in theory have landed any one of them in prison." Emily Murphy's legacy lives on in more ways than most care to remember.
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The Baby Died - Morbid Curiosities found in Old Newspapers
A fellow tried to impress his friends by fitting a billiard ball in his mouth - he died. A young woman laced her corset too tightly - she died. A woman fell down the stairs, which caused one of her hairpins to penetrate her skull - she died. And, of course, many people had horrible encounters with mill and farm machinery. Predictably, they died. (warning-occasionally graphic descriptions of death and dismemberment, mostly from the late 19th century). [more inside]
Vice President Biden on 9/11
Joe Biden commemorates 9/11 - tear-inducing
There is no minimum safe exposure level for any form of asbestos fibres, according to the World Health Organization.
More Australians have died from asbestos poisoning than died during the First World War so the Australian Government has just announced the creation of the Office of Asbestos Safety following the receipt of the Asbestos Management Review (pdf). Its aim to to complete the removal of all asbestos from Australian buildings by 2030. Asbestos is a global issue, and while Australia is keen to eliminate its use Canada is still mining and exporting the toxic substance which keeps turning up everywhere. [more inside]
Full-contact pioneer dead at 68.
Karateka Joe Lewis passed away this morning. In the '60s, he broke with convention at a time when martial arts tradition was rarely questioned, getting outside perspectives and training from the likes of Sugar Ray Robinson and Bruce Lee. In 1969, Lewis pushed for and fought in the United States Karate Championships' first ever full-contact karate match. Full-contact martial arts have exploded in the years since then.
Man on the moon
as if he just fell asleep watching the game
Team Spirit is a short documentary by Errol Morris about the funerals of passionate sports fans. (SLYT)
Stan Brakhage on birth and death
Stan Brakhage on birth and death
*. [graphic childbirth and autopsy footage] (* previously - dead links) [more inside]
Soylent Green is sad people
Science Fiction writer Harry Harrison, best known as the creater of The Stainless Steel Rat but also Make Room! Make Room! which became Soylent Green and Bill, the Galactic Hero, has died.
Farewell, Pushcart Queen
Farewell Pushcart Queen: Jean Merrill has passed away from cancer. Many of her 30 books were young adult stories which followed underdogs in conflict with powerful interests. Her most well-known books were The Pushcart War, about a confrontation between New York pushcarts and the trucking industry, and The Toothpaste Millionaire, about a young African American entrepreneur who challenges big business. (previously) [more inside]
Der Totentanz
Ein Totentanz (1922), by Walter Draesner, is a book of astonishing papercut silhouettes showing death's visits to different kinds of victims. Some of the more spectacular ones are Death and the aviator, Death on the railway, and Death and the soldier. (A previous Totentanz FPP, and another with a link to an English language description of the phenomenon) [more inside]
"What else could one do to culminate a career than to become a very great international star as the voice of a Muppet?"
You probably didn't know the name or face of New Zealand actor Jonathan Hardy, but you may recognise his voice: he was Dominar Rygel XVI in TV's Farscape. But did you know he was also an Academy Award-nominated scriptwriter? He died at his home in the NSW Southern Highlands on Sunday. [more inside]
Idaho couple recover drowning victims
Five months ago, she vowed to find him. It wasn't the RCMP who could help, or even a Canadian. Instead, Ms. Smith turned to Gene and Sandy Ralston, an Idaho couple who zig-zag North America in their 32-foot motor home, helping recover bodies from lakes and rivers when authorities can't, or won't. They don't get paid, and in some years rack up nearly 50,000 kilometres. They do it simply because people ask.
RIP Mary Tamm
Mary Tamm, best known as the first Romana from Doctor Who's Key To Time series between 1978–1979, has died. She left the show after just one year feeling that her role had devolved into the "typical assistant" trope, and went to to have a varied career on stage and screen in the UK, including a three-year stint on Brookside. She had been suffering from cancer for 18 months.
To a deluxe apartment, in the sky...
Sherman Alexander Hemsley died today at the age of 74. Perphaps best known for his role as George Jefferson on All in the Family and its spin-off, The Jeffersons, Hemsley's career spanned over four decades, including working on stage, in films, and of course, appearing (or starring in) in many TV shows.
Death, Death, Death, Revolution!
Mortician Caitlin Doughty - founder of The Order of the Good Death - answers some questions. Episodes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. She also writes a very interesting blog. [more inside]
"The FDA recalled more than 60,000 tissue-derived products between 1994 and mid-2007."
"The business of recycling dead humans into medical implants is a little-known yet lucrative trade. But its practices have roused concerns about how tissues are obtained and how well grieving families and transplant patients are informed about the realities and the risks." After an eight month international investigation, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has published an extensive four-part exposé into the black market for cadavers and human tissue: Skin and Bone: The Shadowy Trade in Human Body Parts (Via) [more inside]
Not Fade Away
The Death of Ivan Ilyich and pain relief at the end of life
Although many people would prefer a painless, instant death—no suffering, just lights out, quickly, permanently—others would have some variation of what seems to be Tolstoy's version of the good death: a conscious one, with acceptance of whatever comes. [more inside]
They would say, 'We don't care what happened with your son, you have to pay us'.
A few months after he buried his son, Francisco Reynoso began getting notices in the mail. Then the debt collectors came calling. Now, he's suffering a Kafkaesque ordeal in which he's hounded to repay loans that funded an education his son will never get to use — loans that he has little hope of ever paying off. Despite the help of a lawyer, Reynoso has not been able to determine exactly how much he owes, or even what company holds his loans.
British Columbia court legalizes assisted suicide
The British Columbia Supreme Court has struck down a ban on physician-assisted suicide, in a whopping 1415-paragraph decision. [more inside]
Mount Everest Traffic Jam
A 73 year old returned, making it seem easy, yet increased traffic left four people dead this weekend. Traffic jams at Mount Everest. [more inside]
On Dec. 21, 1988, Pan Am Flight 103, a Boeing 747 jumbo jet carrying 243 passengers and 16 crew members, took off from Heathrow Airport in Britain, bound for New York.
Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi, Convicted in 1988 Lockerbie Bombing, Dies at 60. [NYTimes.com] Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi, the only person convicted in the 1988 bombing of an American jetliner over Lockerbie, Scotland, has died in Libya, family members told news agencies on Sunday, nearly three years after Scotland released him on humanitarian grounds, citing evidence that he was near death with metastatic prostate cancer. He was 60.
Woody Allen's favorite question.....
Junior Seau RIP
NFL great Junior Seau, who spent the majority of his career with the San Diego Chargers, with additional runs with the Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots, was found dead today of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. [more inside]
"Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins?"
The Boundaries of Life and Death is a lovely short animation inspired by the Edgar Allan Poe quotation;
"The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins?"[more inside]
Computer Science: Still have Byte? Or Down to Bits?
While growth prospects in the field are incredibly high, recent trends, such as "tools grow[ing] more advanced" (see Adobe Flash Builder or MS Visual Studio) have had people wondering over the past few years if computer science has much room for growth left. Some question whether it is alive. Others, such as Carnegie Mellon, say not so fast. In any case, employment has been a bit iffy (/.). There is the possibility that Computer Science is simply growing up (PDF), then again the U of Florida decided to say good bye to it this past week. But hey, if you are not going to that University, and still are shooting for computer science, here are some tips.
Near Death, explained
"...Pam agreed to die in order to save her life—and in the process had what is perhaps the most famous case of independent corroboration of out of body experience (OBE) perceptions on record...Pam later said, she felt herself "pop" out of her body and hover above it, watching as doctors worked on her body. Although she no longer had use of her eyes and ears, she described her observations in terms of her senses and perceptions...with considerable accuracy.Near Death, explained. [more inside]
NDE studies [such as these] suggest that after physical death, mind and consciousness may continue in a transcendent level of reality that normally is not accessible to our senses and awareness."
A Perspective on Death
Here's a thought-provoking interview with Philip Gould in which he describes his reaction to his impending death from oesophogeal cancer. [more inside]
Death by pimple
Eulogy for a pretty swell guy
Young Edd Gould always enjoyed drawing comics of himself and his friends. Growing up in the internet age, his doodles evolved into Flash animations of increasing complexity, and in time Edd and pals Tom Ridgewell and Matt Hargreaves teamed up to produce an "Eddsworld" series of online webtoons and comics. At first crude and halting, the group's "eddisodes" progressed from surreal shorts and one-shots into full-fledged productions that pushed the boundaries of amateur web animation, with expressive characters, full soundtracks, complex effects, and a fast-paced, off-kilter sense of humor: MovieMakers - Spares - WTFuture - Rock Bottom - Hammer & Fail (2). At its height, the college co-op was producing shorts for Mitchell & Webb and the UN Climate Change Conference, fielding offers from Paramount and Cartoon Network, and racking up millions of hits on YouTube. Work slowed, however, when Gould was diagnosed with leukemia -- a relatively survivable form, though, and Gould carried on working gamely through his hospital stays. So it came as a shock last week when Matt and Tom announced that Edd had passed away, prompting an outpouring of grief and gratitude from all the fans he'd entertained and inspired in his short 23 years.
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Alexis Rivera, Transgender Rights Advocate, Dies In California Masen Davis, Executive Director of Transgender Law Center, in a statement: "She understood that we are stronger together, and she kept organizing until the very end. Alexis' death is a reminder that the fight for equality -- and against AIDS -- is far from over."
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Genetic factors contribute to the development of alcohol dependence (AD). Substantial progress has been made in identifying specific risk genes, but currently known well-supported loci still account for only a small proportion of the overall disease risk. In the last iteration of this project, we recruited and rigorously assessed ~2000 AD subjects and relatives, with oversampling of African Americans (AAs);we also contributed to the understanding of AD risk though candidate gene studies of AD and related phenotypes, and gene-by-environment interaction involving AD risk (with mapping by admixture linkage disequilibrium studies currently in progress). It is widely appreciated that whole genome association studies (WGAS) have the potential to reveal more risk loci. The quality of such studies is always limited by the quality of the available phenotypic assessments;our investment in state-of-the-art phenotypic characterization has resulted in a sample that should be an outstanding one to probe for novel risk loci by this method. In the present application, we propose to recruit an additional 1250 AD subjects (primarily AAs and EAs);and to conduct a WGAS study of 2000 European American AD subjects and 4000 controls in two waves of 1000 affecteds and 2000 controls;and follow-up studies of implicated loci (in an expanded sample of already-collected AD subjects and a large sample of German AD affecteds and controls) via SNP genotyping and deep sequencing. Additionally, we will study high resolution copy number variation (CNV) in a subsample of AD subjects. When both waves of the study have been completed, we will be able to study subphenotypes within the sample (e.g., family history positive vs. negative, AD with or without other substance dependence comorbidity), both in case-only comparisons and in comparison to control subjects. A companion WGAS application with already-collected AA samples has been contingently-approved by CIDR for genotyping. The current project could provide the opportunity for instructive comparison of risk loci between AA and EA populations, with the potential to isolate associated regions. This project has the potential to contribute substantially to our growing knowledge of genetic risk factors for AD and related traits.
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|Li, Dawei; Zhao, Hongyu; Kranzler, Henry R et al. (2015) Genome-wide association study of copy number variations (CNVs) with opioid dependence. Neuropsychopharmacology 40:1016-26
|Bi, Jinbo; Gelernter, Joel; Sun, Jiangwen et al. (2014) Comparing the utility of homogeneous subtypes of cocaine use and related behaviors with DSM-IV cocaine dependence as traits for genetic association analysis. Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet 165B:148-56
|Sartor, Carolyn E; Kranzler, Henry R; Gelernter, Joel (2014) Rate of progression from first use to dependence on cocaine or opioids: a cross-substance examination of associated demographic, psychiatric, and childhood risk factors. Addict Behav 39:473-9
|Levey, D F; Le-Niculescu, H; Frank, J et al. (2014) Genetic risk prediction and neurobiological understanding of alcoholism. Transl Psychiatry 4:e391
|Sun, Jiangwen; Bi, Jinbo; Kranzler, Henry R (2014) Multiview comodeling to improve subtyping and genetic association of complex diseases. IEEE J Biomed Health Inform 18:548-54
|Xie, Pingxing; Kranzler, Henry R; Krystal, John H et al. (2014) Deep resequencing of 17 glutamate system genes identifies rare variants in DISC1 and GRIN2B affecting risk of opioid dependence. Addict Biol 19:955-64
|Gelernter, Joel (2014) SLC6A4 polymorphism, population genetics, and psychiatric traits. Hum Genet 133:459-61
|Kos, Mark Z; Glahn, David C; Carless, Melanie A et al. (2014) Novel QTL at chromosome 6p22 for alcohol consumption: Implications for the genetic liability of alcohol use disorders. Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet 165B:294-302
|Yang, Can; Li, Cong; Kranzler, Henry R et al. (2014) Exploring the genetic architecture of alcohol dependence in African-Americans via analysis of a genomewide set of common variants. Hum Genet 133:617-24
|Sun, Jiangwen; Bi, Jinbo; Kranzler, Henry R (2014) Multi-view singular value decomposition for disease subtyping and genetic associations. BMC Genet 15:73
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The cassowary has been known to kill human beings with slashing blows of its feet, as the innermost of its three toes bears a long daggerlike nail. The bird has been observed to move rapidly along narrow tracks in the bush, sprinting as fast as 50 km (31 miles) per hour.
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Unchanging Sea: Gordon/Morrison interview from Red Poppy Music on Vimeo.
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Last week, I took a look at 31 S&P 500 stocks that had been cut in half in 2011. This is an interesting time of the year to bottom-fish, as investors big and small look to sell losers in order to minimize capital gains taxes. Also, professional investors like to clean up their holdings that will be on display to their clients at year-end. The flip-side is that many winners are held in order to avoid realizing taxable gains as well as to "look smart". With this in mind, I wanted to look for potential sell candidates.
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TJX Companies (NYSE:TJX) is a "new normal" stock, sitting near an all-time high and up more than 3-fold over the past few years. From a valuation perspective, it looks ok near its 10-year median and in line with its closest peer, Ross Stores (NASDAQ:ROST). EBITDA margins are at their highest levels ever. From a technical perspective, while the stock isn't particularly overbought, it is somewhat extended in its uptrend. I think that this stock could be vulnerable to some profit-taking when the calendar turns, especially if the overall environment becomes more bullish.
Limited Brands (LTD) has been firing on all cylinders and is also near an all-time high, up 7-fold over the past few years. From a valuation perspective, it trade within 10% of its 10-year median PE with only slightly above-average margins. From a technical perspective, the stock isn't really overbought short-term nor is it particularly extended. In fact it's basically unchanged over the past six months. I view this one as a bit less vulnerable to profit-taking in early January.
Philip Morris Intl (NYSE:PM) is sitting near its all-time high and is up sharply from its March 2009 lows near 32. It's dividend yield has contracted from 5.5% to 4%, holding firm over the past year as the company has dramatically boosted the dividend. Valuation seems a bit full at 11X EV/EBITDA. From a technical perspective, it seems a little overbought short-term but not extended in its rally. This stock might see profit-taking should there be a surge in the dollar or in a more constructive market environment as investors look to boost beta, but, otherwise, it's not too clear.
Moody's (NYSE:MCO) is nowhere near an all-time high but has more than doubled from the lows a few years ago. Valuation looks very reasonable here, and it's on top of margins that are well below historical levels (though those old margins probably aren't attainable). From a technical perspective, the stock is down sharply from recent highs and doesn't look at all like it is vulnerable to profit-taking.
Public Storage (NYSE:PSA) is near all-time highs and up almost 3-fold from the 2009 lows. The valuation seems pretty full, but the 3% dividend yield is just average for the past decade. Given its maturity, the sharply higher pay-out ratio and its slower-than-historical growth, that's perhaps a bit misleading. From a technical perspective, it's a little overbought and not particularly extended. I still think that this one might be vulnerable to some profit-taking, especially in a more optimistic market should that materialize.
What a fantastic year Biogen Idec (NASDAQ:BIIB) has had after doing nothing for ten years. It is now up about 3-fold since its low in 2008. As an aside, this should be a reminder that stocks can emerge from very long consolidations! The valuation here is still about as low as it has ever been. From a technical perspective, the stock is not really overbought nor is it overextended - it is still below the October highs and only slightly above the prior peak in June near 109.50. I wouldn't count on a big pullback from these levels.
Humana (NYSE:HUM) has had stand-out performance for the Healthcare sector, up about 5-fold since the 2009 lows. The PE seems low, but it's much higher than peers. From a technical perspective, the stock is a little overbought but not overextended. Still, it looks a little vulnerable to some profit-taking in early January.
Total System Services (NYSE:TSS) is in the recovery mode, way below its 35 peak in 2007 but up about 2X from the 2008 lows. I looked at this one in 2009 from a governance standpoint and was uncomfortable with several aspects, including overlapping boards with its former parent and other issues that were clearly detailed int he proxy. The valuation isn't a particular problem (8X EV/EBITDA). The stock is a little overbought but not extended. This one doesn't fit the year-end profit-taking potential story very well - the price is barely up from two years ago.
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Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.


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