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ECRI WLI Set to Post a 95-week High Tomorrow
by Doug Short,
This morning I received a pair of charts from Dwaine van Vuuren in anticipation of tomorrow's weekly update from ECRI on the company's Weekly Leading Index (WLI) and Weekly Index Growth (WLIg).
The two charts illustrate the why many of us are baffled by ECRI's adamant position on its September 2011 recession call and its more recent assertion that a recession started in July.
The first one below shows the WLIg, which is forecast to set a 92-week high.
The next one shows the WLI itself, which is forecast to set a 95-week high.
For additional information, check out Dwaine's Shadow Weekly Leading Index Project.
Dwaine van Vuuren is CEO of RecessionALERT.com, a provider of investment research.
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Bill Cosby's attorney seems to have explained the unusual appearance of the scandal-plagued comedian's eyes in his mug shot taken last week, saying that her client is blind.
During an interview with "CBS This Morning" last week, Monique Pressley said, "He's a 78-year-old blind man who they've chosen to charge. That's not a defense to a charge, that's just a fact."
According to reports, Cosby is afflicted with a condition called keratoconus, which changes the shape of the cornea and can lead to blindness. Pressley also says the comedian has glaucoma.
Also Read: Bill Cosby Faces a 'Huge Problem' in Criminal Case
Also Read: Bill Cosby Faces a 'Huge Problem' in Criminal Case
Pressley said that Cosby's reported health woes won't play a part in his defense for the criminal case, which stems from accusations made by former Temple University employee Andrea Constand, who claims that Cosby assaulted her in 2004.
However, they have played a part in the legal saga surrounding the comedian, who has been accused of sexual assault by dozens of women. In a recent lawsuit filed against model and Cosby accuser Beverly Johnson, Cosby's legal team took aim at Johnson's claim that Cosby seemed shocked when he encountered her in an airport last year.
"Mr. Cosby has suffered from a degenerative eye condition for years, which has steadily worsened recently to the point that he for over a year has been legally and functionally blind," Cosby's lawsuit against Johnson reads.
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Families corner one-third of Cong tickets in Goa
Five political families from Goa have cornered nearly one-third of Congress tickets for the March 3 elections.
Panaji: Five political families from Goa have cornered nearly one-third of Congress tickets for the March 3 assembly elections. And there's more to come. Two kins of Goa's cabinet ministers are likely to figure in Congress alliance partner Nationalist Congress Party's (NCP) ticket list expected to be released later this week.
Three Congress nominations have been given to the Alemao clan, namely Public Works Department Minister Churchill Alemao (Navelim), his brother and Urban Development Minister Joaquim Alemao (Cuncolim) and Churchill's daughter, a political debutante Valanka (Benaulim).
Sources in the NCP say Joaquim Alemao's son Yuri, also making his electoral debut, is the top contender for the party ticket to the Sanguem constituency. Tainted minister Atanasio Monserrate and his wife Jennifer have been granted the slips of paper to contest from St Cruz and Taleigaon constituencies respectively.
Former chief minister Pratapsing Rane and his son Vishwajeet will contest elections on the party ticket from Poriem and Valpoi constituencies respectively, while home minister Ravi Naik and his son Ritesh will contest from Ponda and Marcaim. Ravi's son Roy is also tipped to get the Mayem assembly seat from the NCP.
Former transport minister and Congress legislator Pandurang Madkaikar has also been awarded the ticket to contest from Cumbharjua, while his brother Dhaku will contest from Priol.
Currently from 33 seats (as per the Congress-NCP seat sharing arrangement, the latter is entitled to seven seats in the 40-member assembly) allotted to the Congress, 11 have already been grabbed by the 'families', constituting nearly 33.33 percent of the total seats available to the Congress.
Giriaj Pai Vernekar of Friends of Good Governance - which is pursuing ethical electoral practices - said the ticket distribution pattern in Goa was reflective of dynastic rule in the Congress.
"A party consisting of a super PM and PM-in-waiting cannot preach against tickets to members from the same family. India's governance has suffered because of this very reason. I am worried that Goa will embrace this trend. We are already being mis-governed. Our situation will only worsen," Giriraj said.
Fatima Pais, who originally hails from the Velim constituency in south Goa but works in a Delhi-based multinational corporation, calls the Congress ticket allotment exercise a farce and a mess.
The nepotism factor has already triggered an exodus of partymen from the Congress, some of them being Sameer Saogaonkar, an aspirant for the Mandrem seat from north Goa, Sanjay Bandekar who was vying for the Canacona seat from South Goa and Harish Zantye, who was angling for the Mayem assembly ticket.
"The party leadership in Delhi is being fed all sorts of nonsense by the local leadership. We are completely disillusioned by the way the tickets have been distributed," said Salgaonkar, who is a director in one of Goa's biggest mining outfits.
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Looks like a deadlock occuring at your db. You probably have a filter that applies to each request and is deadlocking in some way. The reason you can still reach the login page is that login page is served by tomcat without getting through the filters. The best way, if you have remote access to app, is to get the jvm to issue a stacktrace. On windows, to do this, you have to hit ctrl-break on console running jvm. An alternate way could be to quickly develop a test war that have one servlet that issues Thread.getAllStackTraces() (java 5) on demand. With a stacktrace, you will know exactly where you http thread is waiting :) En l'instant précis du 28/08/07 23:44, Roger Parkinson s'exprimait en ces termes: > Sorry this is question is so terse, but general approach kind of help > would be very welcome. > I get to the login page every time, but after that there's no > response. Seems to be nothing relevant in the logs. > > The machine is remote from me and in a 12 hours different timezone > (yawn...zzz) so getting access to local staff is a challenge. Hence > the vagueness (apologies again). > > Restarting tomcat everything comes right for a while, works perfectly, > then... freeze. > > What we are doing is deploying a pair of war files that are known to > be running really well elsewhere (ie on my dev env plus two live > sites). There are config options in the apps (there are also config > options in tomcat that might be screwed too, still checking that). So > I don't think it is the app itself. Actually we don't seem to be > getting to the app once it freezes except for the login page. > > I'm using form based login (is that right term? throws up a JSP page > with a user/password prompt if you're not logged in, then lets you > proceed). Realm is through JDBC to SQLServer. > > O/s: windows 2000 > Java: jdk1.5.0_11 > Tomcat 5.5.7 > > Thanks for any help. > Roger > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To start a new topic, e-mail: email@example.com > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com -- http://www.noooxml.org/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The global vehicle market is intensely competitive and no segment more so than the luxury segment where brands like Mercedes, BMW, Audi (OTCPK:AUDVF), Lexus, Lincoln, Cadillac and more recently, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) fight for share.
Tesla entered the market with its all-electric roadster only a few years ago, and the limited-edition, high-performance roadster immediately made car buffs take notice. With a range of over 200 miles and a zero-to-60 time of 3.7 seconds, the vehicle was a performance car by any measure. People lucky enough to have one should keep it for years, since it is sure to be a collector's item.
Sports cars are not a big enough segment to make a real meal, and attempts to found a company based on a sports car alone saw John DeLorean and Malcolm Bricklin lose a lot of investor money and create vehicles that today are solely collector's items. That was not to be Tesla's destiny by a long shot.
Instead, Tesla developed its sleek and functional Model S sedan to show its stuff. The vehicle was an immediate hit, and in 2013, sold over 20,000 units.
Tesla knows the luxury market is competitive, and set its sights on the world market rather than solely the North American market. It just raised $2 billion as a down payment for its planned "Gigafactory" intended to ensure batteries do not become a bottleneck or an unmanageable cost for its expansion to hundreds of thousands of vehicles annually, with the Model S sedan to be followed by an SUV called the Model X and a mid-tier vehicle it calls the Model E. My guess is we will not see much of the Model E in the next few years.
Investors have signed on and bid the stock up to north of $250 a share, from less than $50 not much more than a year ago.
I wrote a recent article ballparking the economics of Tesla if it were to reach annual volumes of 500,000 vehicles. The article drew a lot of criticism from some readers, including high-powered analyst and SA reader, Chris Umiastowski - one of the best minds on Bay Street, who made a lot of excellent calls during his career at TD Securities and now has his own blog. I made money over the years based on Chris' reports, so I thought I should up my game a bit and do a better job on Tesla. As an aside, Chris is a Tesla bull and his thoughts on Tesla are worth a read.
As far as the outlook for Tesla goes, I thought I would start with a few basics.
Tesla fits squarely into the luxury car category. The size of the luxury car market is a lot smaller than most people think it is, and it is pretty crowded. In North America, the small-to-medium sized luxury car market, only one base model sold more than 100,000 vehicles, the BMW 3 and 4-Series, with 119,521 units moved. The numbers fall off sharply thereafter, with Mercedes C-Class at 88,251 vehicles and the Lexus ES model at 72,581.
Source: GoodCarBadCar.net
Tesla will have its work cut out to sell 100,000 vehicles annually in this segment in North America. Of course, Tesla is selling its cars globally as well, and I would expect the company to do well in Europe, where fuel costs are much higher than in North America, and in China, where pollution is a serious issue around big cities and cars are big contributors to pollution. It may be a stretch, but I can see Tesla getting to annual sales of its flagship sedan in the 300,000 range by 2019 as its brand continues to win customers and its technology steadily improves.
Tesla's next vehicle - the Model X - is targeted at the mid-sized luxury SUV market, which is smaller but no less competitive. The Lexus RX is the leading model, with 103,920 units sold last year, followed by models from Cadillac, Acura, Mercedes and BMW.
If the Tesla Model X is priced at $90,000, it will find few buyers in this segment. Even a flagship SUV like the full-sized Mercedes GL (not in the small-to-medium SUV segment, but in the large SUV segment) can be had with a diesel engine and loaded with options for a price in the mid-$75,000 range. To move any volume, Tesla needs to price not too far from the top of the segment. A loaded Cadillac SRX retails for about $56,000.
The mainstream mid-sized SUV market is also quite large. Leaders are the Ford (NYSE:F) Explorer, with 192,397 vehicles sold in 2013; Jeep Grand Cherokee and Jeep Wrangler, each selling over 150,000 units; and the Ford Edge, selling 129,109 last year.
A fully-loaded Explorer or Jeep Grand Cherokee - both excellent vehicles - sells for about $55,000 to $60,000. I paid about $56,000 for my Explorer, with all the trimmings.
My view is that Tesla will sell its premium Model X at a price of about $85,000 and its base model X at about $65,000, with many consumers able to reduce that price with a government grant of $7,500, where available. At those prices, I believe Tesla has a shot at selling as many as 200,000 Model X units worldwide, with almost half of them purchased in North America.
With those assumptions, I have updated my Tesla model and made it a bit more complete, using a realized revenues per Model S (or its successor) of $90,000 per vehicle and per Model X at $75,000 per vehicle. In my judgment, these are high prices for the volumes targeted. Elon Musk indicated his current thinking was to offer the Model X solely in an AWD configuration, and expected the price to be a bit higher than the Model S base price. The Model S base price listed on its web site is $62,400, with $7,500 Federal Tax Credit. Fully loaded with options, that price rises to $89,720, and given it is new, exciting and popular as a "status symbol" kind of purchase, I am assuming most of its sales were fully-loaded vehicles sold to buyers who typically drive luxury sedans.
The SUV market is a different kettle of fish than luxury sedans.
While the "status symbol" aura will help Tesla, with fully-loaded and very attractive competing SUVs priced in the $55,000 to $60,000 range, and the SUV buyer more often than not drivers with small families who choose an SUV for its function as much as its form, I think Tesla realizing $75,000 per vehicle is an aggressive assumption, and for real volume it will need to price closer to $65,000, with buyers pocketing the Federal Tax Credit in both cases.
Notwithstanding, I have modeled Tesla economics based on Model X at $75,000 to Tesla and Model S at $90,000, with aggressive expansion, including the Gigafactory onstream by January 2018 and two-shift production beginning in the summer of 2017.
The economics are robust enough to make the current price of about $250 a share still attractive if you believe the volumes will materialize and Tesla management can cope with the challenges posed by rapid growth.
I have modeled a steadily increasing share count to reflect both management compensation and some conversion of bonds, but since the interest and other charges below the operating line are nominal, I have left them at a constant $30 million rather than do a lot of detailed analysis where the differences won't matter much. The model includes 25% annual growth in SG&A and 20% annual growth in R&D, but you can readily replace those values with ones you prefer.
You will note that I have assumed the Gigafactory reduces battery costs by $5,000 per vehicle. That is more than enough to make a $5-billion factory investment worthwhile, and I have no idea whether that is a robust number, or even close. The cost to replace an 85kw battery is $12,000, according to a Tesla web site forum, so a reduction of $5,000 gives Tesla the benefit of the doubt and actual savings could be somewhat less.
I think my updated model is an upside case in terms of what Tesla might be capable of over the next five years. It is a risky stock. If everything went extremely well, investors might make out. But in the real world, and in particular in the automotive world, thing rarely do go extremely well. Car companies defend their market with price, features, deals, financing and sometimes for extended periods by running their massive companies at a loss. General Motors did not need a bailout because of the sub-prime crisis - that was just the trigger. It needed a bailout because it was no longer able to compete profitably.
In my mind, the real risk facing Tesla is competition and its effect on volumes and pricing. Tesla has established that it can produce an excellent vehicle. The question is whether it can scale up to be a big enough player in one of the world's toughest industries. Instinct tells me it can, but that might take a lot longer than the five years I have modeled, and Tesla may find its prices and margins will come under a lot of pressure from competitors who have played this game for a long time.
The recent rise in auto sales has been, in part, fueled by low interest rates and longer loan terms reducing monthly payments, with average car loans now having six-year terms.
With the end of Quantitative Easing in sight and the economy expanding, the prospect is a return to a more normal level of interest rates. At the same time, buyers who have borrowed on five or six-year terms are unlikely to re-enter the market until their loan has matured, and may find it less attractive to pay up for a new vehicle if monthly payments rise.
About 40% of premium and mid-range luxury car buyers leased their vehicles in 2012 ,which will boost sales when their cars come off lease in 2015 and 2016.
Total car purchases per licensed driver are recovering to their pre-crisis peak, with the trend suggesting that ratio will plateau about 2016.
Similarly, North American auto sales are almost back to their pre-recession annual rate.
The automotive cycle looks very likely to peak in the next two or three years. Higher rates, more leased cars, longer loan terms suggest a cyclical peak in demand by 2016. If history is any guide, such a peak is followed by a few years of decline. During those periods of decline, loathe to shut production when it costs as much as $10 million a day to idle an assembly plant, the major OEMs have historically discounted vehicles to sustain production. As CEO of a parts supplier, I witnessed that phenomenon in many business cycles.
In that environment, a small niche player selling 30,000 or 40,000 specialty vehicles a year can skate through without real damage, but a company that aspires to move hundreds of thousands of vehicles annually is going to find the going rough.
As a result, while I do believe the company will show sustained growth in sales and profits for years to come, the benefit is already in the stock price and the risks weigh to the downside.
I am going to avoid the stock.
I wish everyone well on their investments.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. 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.
Additional disclosure: I would be a buyer of Tesla stock below $180 a share


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Any reasonably competent gunsmith can lighten the trigger pull on a handgun.
Check with Pete Forthofer in Kalispell. He's in the book.
This is a discussion on Lighter trigger pull? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I am used to having custom triggers on my hunting rifles, so I am wondering, is it possible to get a lighter trigger or trigger ...
I am used to having custom triggers on my hunting rifles, so I am wondering, is it possible to get a lighter trigger or trigger spring for my PT145 Mill or any other tricks to lighten trigger pull?? I think it is a Gen 1, not Pro.
Thanks, and I did search first.
Any reasonably competent gunsmith can lighten the trigger pull on a handgun.
Check with Pete Forthofer in Kalispell. He's in the book.
When youre wounded and left on Afghanistans plains,
And the women come out to cut up what remains,
Just roll to your rifle and blow out your brains,
And go to your God like a soldier.
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Thanks Captain. He has done all of my rifles, I just thought I would check here first.
EDIT: I just spoke with Pete and he said that there is very little he can do, because of it being double action. He said that there is just too much linkage etc to be able to get very much gain from it. Oh well, it is a EDC so if I ever really need to use it defensively I am sure my adrenaline will be so high that I'll never notice the trigger!!!
He did say that a single action semi-auto is a good candidate though. Maybe I'll think about saving for a Kimber or maybe a PT145 Mil Pro.
Mas Ayoob says this is a bad idea for civil liability reasons. A savvy Atny might characterize it as a "hair" trigger.
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I dislike the double action only trigger anyway which by it's very design is more difficult to pull. I only want handguns with single action capabilities. I like choices and DAO is yuck.
If my Kimber's trigger was any lighter, I'd probably have a few double taps without thinking about it...
To the OP...smoother is good, but much lighter can cause SD problems.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Dry fire it till u hurt..if its anything like the pt140 I had the trigger pull wasnt bad but it was way to gritty.. dry fireing it will help smooth it out. The sig I have with the dak trigger isnt what I would call "light" but its butter smooth which to me is the more important of the two.
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I don't buy the liability thing at all. If you draw in self defense, point your weapon, and put your finger in the trigger guard, I don't think it would matter if you had a 2.2# trigger (like my SA Kimber), or a 7.2-3.2# trigger (like my DA/SA Sig). The intent to stop the threat is the same no matter what.
And, as for smoothing the trigger, I agree with the "dry fire til it hurts" routine. For that matter, with a semi-auto, load up the magazine with a full stack of snap caps and hand cycle the action as well as dry fire. This will (almost) do the same break in for a new gun as live fire, although not near as much fun.
Cool. I'll try the dry fire routine, or better yet, I'll just shoot! Meh, I'll do both. Thanks for the advice.
What I recall Mas saying was that "Smoothing the trigger pull, by a licensed and competent Gunsmith is OK if you can articulate why you did so."Mas Ayoob says this is a bad idea for civil liability reasons. A savvy Atny might characterize it as a "hair" trigger.
Personally I have some guns that have been "worked on" by competent people, and others that have not. It all depends on the gun and it's intended usage. My carry revolvers, except one, have been worked on. I didn't intentionally "lighten" the trigger pull, but did have the trigger pull smoothed out. That smoothing out gives a sensation of lightening.
You can do this by dry firing and shooting a lot too. The Gunsmith is just speeding up the process by using sandpaper/emory cloth. There is a reason for having a "smooth" trigger, but I will not derail this thread to give those reasons. My personal off duty carry guns at this time have not had their triggers touched, because they don't need it. There have been some "minor" modifications though, like sights.


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Case Study Writer
Can you write good case studies?
I'm hiring a professional writer for case studies on this site, iwillteachyoutoberich.com.
You'll be responsible for taking many stories, testimonials, and examples from my students and turning them into full case studies. You may need to coordinate with my students to get the full story.
You should:
- Have experience writing case studies
- Know what elements to hit: emotional, tactical, aspirational — or a combination of the above
- Have mastered the art of narrative. Case studies are not simply about facts, but telling THE STORY
- Have samples of your written work available (required)
This is a part-time freelance position and you can work from anywhere. I estimate 10 hours/week to start, more if the response is positive. If you're selected, you'll be given ongoing work, as I always have case studies to be written.
Pay is competitive. Your work will be seen by hundreds of thousands of people per month.
Next steps
Below are several emails from one of my students. Use the example emails/survey respones to write a case study that includes WHAT they accomplished, HOW they did it, WHAT they said, and WHY they did it.
Note: Each case study will want to focus on ONE particular area (e.g., "From no idea to $5k/month" or "Can a creative artist earn thousands/month? Yes — watch how Jackie did it" or "Pivoting from a terrible market to a profitable one").
- Use this as an example: 37Signals – Farhad Mohit
- Email the case study to firstname.lastname@example.com by
FridaySaturday, 3/19 at 5pm PST. Please use the subject line, "Case-study writing sample"
A note on this project: I wish there were a better way to find the right person for this job, but unfortunately, due to the number of people who will apply, I have to go through a process like this. Yes, I'm asking you to do free work (which I encourage any way). Yes, odds are you will not be selected. But if you are, and your work continues to be high quality, you'll be awarded thousands of dollars in ongoing contracts.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Here's the example information
Email 1:
Dear Ramit,
Happy Birthday! And thank you so much for the thoughtful personal card about E1K– very fine stationery, by the way.)
I also saw your post about your birthday and wanted to let you know what an incredible difference your work has made. This time last year, I hadn't even found your website, much less gave finance any thought. As you know, I was a financial illiterate: Only dimly aware of spending less than I earned, money was a nebulous and grimly imposing concept. I didn't even want to start to deal with it (barriers). I was only aware that I knew nothing and all advice out there was contradictory. (More barriers.)
Then I found your website and started reading. Sometimes your caustic tone and juicy, scathing sarcasm made me mad. Who did this guy think he was, anyway?! And yet, the things you said worked! I kept reading and started small: negotiating first small things (cell phone) then larger (car insurance) and even larger (utilties waived, free W&D installed, electric bill waived). For someone who had been incredibly intimidated on finance — I was afraid to even post a comment, due to ignorance– I started to grow bold. This is a pretty huge psychological shift!
I only made one New Year's Resolution: Do whatever it takes to grow my studio. Shortly after came Earn1K which was, obviously, revelatory. (By the way: From $81K now on track to $90K since our interview! Not too shabby for a rookie!) Since I couldn't do B1K, I set a goal of doing at least one project a month that at least doubles my (newly raised) hourly rate. This month I am teaching my teenagers to busk (play music outside for cash), so they can make real money instead of lame minimum-wage slavery. Not only is the challenge cool, but being able to teach young people to make great money independently is awesome.
Currently I am compiling unsolicited testimonials from clients, ranging from a neuropsychologist to top-top-top classical players, who are so impressed by the value of our work. The next rate increase should be a cinch! Not only that, but clients are now self-identifying benefits! No one even asks what I charge anymore! Most come saying they had heard of my reputation, and they leave articulating how their children are learning tons of life-skills that will help them succeed in ANYTHING. Imagine what that is worth to the parents in my niche!
Most of all, Ramit, I would like to thank you for the increase in confidence and happiness. In our interview, we talked about how great it is to be free of toxic fear and worry. Add to that I now am able to pursue *awesome* performance opportunities, since I have the financial leverage to say No to things that aren't worth it. (A friend did background strings for Kanye West's tour and the crud she had to put up with would gross you out.)
So allow me to thank you again, Ramit! All happiness and prosperity to you on your birthday!
Kindest regards,
Email 2:
Hi Ramit!
Congrats on your move to NYC! You will LOVE it.
Please accept my sincerest apologies for this late reply. You requested to share my email (below). What may be of greater service would be an analysis of what had to happen, psychologically, before I was ready for a breakthrough. Remember how we talked about "80% of the work is done before the client shows up"? For me, the results were almost effortless since 80% of my workload was psychological.
I would be happy to write an analysis up for you. Would you be interested?
Kindest regards,
PS: I started a side business in fashion in the meanwhile — just for fun — and am on track to make $600+ this month!
Just like the example of the photographer from your 7/27 column, I have no formal training. (Just hundreds of hours of study, practice and experimentation.) Guess what? In my experience, most people are *not* looking for a haughty Parsons grad telling them they are fat or yammering about bias cut fabrics.
What clients want– even if they can't articulate it– is an experience of transformation. They have to want to tell you who they wish they could be. Sometimes it's more important to be the person who can make that happen than being the person with the perfect credentials. Hopefully the photographer will give it a shot!
Email 3:
Hi Ramit!
Thank you for the stellar emails sent to the E1K folks! They have been really great. I'm looking forward to implementing them ASAP!
I received emails regarding my E1K testimonial (hope this reboot is just as spectacular!) and thought you might like an update:
*Close to a client waiting list for my violin studio; actively turning away 2/3 applicants. Now only accepting those who are awesome to work with and *motivated* before they walk in.
*During E1K, I increased my rate (30%). Since then, for certain clients the new rate has DOUBLED. This is 260% of my original rate! (By the way, since my focus is over-delivering value, they are happy to pay.)
*We also talked about groups (scalable might be the term?) being a GREAT way to increase my rates. Well, now I have four of them! Set up concurrently like a farm system. (Beginner-> Advanced-> Young Artist, Adult) to retain and inspire to the next level.
*Started a monthly e-newsletter with YouTube student performances, achievements, free music and MP3s. I send it out not only to my current families, but potential clients.
*Fashion side business continues to go strong! I am only doing this for fun and learning, so the extra $500+/month has been a cool bonus.
*This isn't exactly an accomplishment, but I now receive home-cooked food, flowers, groceries and gift certificates each week in appreciation. Because "what you do is precious." I can't help but think that increasing rates + overdelivering value = recognition of worth.
*Income has continued to increase each month, while hours worked (and stress levels) have decreased. This is causing an awesome "ripple effect"!
Improved "Scripts"
*"Overdeliver value." I do everything possible to make violin as high-value as possible for my clients. And even in a bad economy clients tell me "we are COMMITTED to violin, no matter what" because they get so much out of it. (Developing self-discipline, focus, critical thinking and creativity is the same stuff that will help them succeed in life. That's worth a LOT.)
*"I can't afford to work with toxic clients." I recently had someone who was less than kind (condescending! difficult! ugh!). This kind of person will cost SO much mental energy, rent-free space in your brain, stress etc that they are absolutely unaffordable. Solution: Raise barriers to the roof (I made her do a heavy research assignment and grilled her background, in addition to raising fees). They will flee!
*"Think long-term with your reputation." I had a fashion client who was really unhappy with the result. I immediately refunded her 125% and said I was sorry it wasn't she was looking for. She wrote later to thank me, highly favorably. The money is small in the long term, the reputation and character is not. Learn from it and do better next time!
I still have two months left in my "rookie year" since leaving financial illiteracy. Obviously, I still have tons to learn, but I'm going to finish out the year as a star student and will look forward to writing you an update in January! Thank you again, Ramit!
Kindest regards
Email 4:
Hi Ramit!
Thanks for giving E1K folks the Scrooge Strategy. I am looking forward to saving a ton of dough! I wrote you last month of E1K accomplishments so far, but some more stuff has happened meanwhile:
*My business will be a featured article "Country Club Neighborhood Living" (Feb 2011)!!
This is a glossy neighborhood publication (N2 Publishing) for affluent homeowners, residences up to $12M. Basically, this is just about as perfect a niche as you could ask for: families with money who want their kids to be well-rounded. Besides that, the editor has set me up for presentations/student concerts to community parents, plus other opportunities to grow my string studio.
*The editor is also connecting me to affluent people and organizations who need my services (string quartet, etc) for wine tastings, dinners, etc. This is an awesome chance to make much more than my increased teaching rate, albeit on a less steady basis. Another side business besides fashion.
*One of my clients, a neuropsychologist, has asked me to co-author a book with him in 2011. "Playing The Violin With Your Brain," about how the synapses, brain chemistry, etc, actually processes the way we learn the violin. Cool!
*Due to all of the above, my rates for new clients will be increasing even more next year/ And they will be getting GREAT value for it! When I finished the course, I was doing better, but didn't think I would ever make 6 figures, due to being in the arts. Now, I am confident that I will do at LEAST that much.
To sum up: a good rookie year for a former financial illiterate!
Hope you are having a nice December Ramit!
Kindest regards–
PS: Also, I have only had 1 sick day in a whole year, as opposed to 8-9, plus colds, flu, etc. I can't help but think there is a correlation.
Email 5:
Hey Ramit!
Awesome deep-dive call with you on Monday! Very inspiring. I will
definitely follow up and keep you posted!
You asked about the value amassed through my experience with your
course. To be honest, I hadn't considered it; when I signed up, my
only goal was to make back the cost.
But I just took 5 minutes to run some numbers, which you may find
interesting. **This is a low-ball estimate, only encompassing what was
accomplished over the last 6-7 weeks, and presuming clients may take a
break or drop. Not including Audition Bootcamp. Looking over the next
year, then 36 months, except for the clients who committed for the
next decade.
Raise my rate — $3,000-$9,000
10 new clients – $11,000
$33,000 Client who wants to commit for next decade — $3,900 Over 10 yrs $39,000
Total value accomplished just from 6-7 weeks, projected over 36
months (with one exception, people who consciously committed for a
decade): $75,000! That is a pretty good return rate on $2,997
invested! Even if I only took one action (raising rate), the cost
of the course paid for itself.
You are extremely busy, Ramit, so no need to respond. Just thought you
might want to know.
Survey Quotes
Things like Twitter, Facebook, etc, are virtually (ha) useless to finding customers in my specific niche. Customer research has been invaluable: Asking each client how they found me has provided new (and unexpected) leads. Finally, people are really happy to help, especially if you have established A) it won't take a lot of time and B) it won't cost them anything. Finally, the concept of "give, give, give then ask" (Noah K) coupled with the concept of the "reasonable request" and "overcome objections in advance" (Tim F) is incredibly effective. Also, the having one uncomfortable conversation a day has been a PAIN and yet totally worth it. –Jackie
1) Goals that are more modest (10 hrs a week vs 20+ hrs/wk) are much more attainable. 2) I already have my field. The more specific I make my niche, the easier it is to envision my optimal clientele. The better my clients, the better my rates, and ultimately the experience of working with them. Having better clients makes me better at my craft. — Jackie
I'm an awesome musician and instructor, but have NO business experience. (Please feel free to assume low information in this realm, combined with a fierce work ethic.) I'm already freelancing, but have never "pitched" or actively sought clients; they've all found me. I would like to change that. If I found three new students for my studio, the course would pay for itself in no time. My goal is to find at least 10 new high-caliber students, build up my studio name and reputation. I would like to continue to build my savings as well. The most important thing, for me, is to arrive at a different mindset. I would like my words and actions to come from a place of value and esteem, for myself, my work, and my clients. With that in place, my goals would happen naturally. — Jackie
I already sent a detailed email to Ramit about my E1K accomplishments. My "success story" would be transitioning from "teaches violin to gifted kids" to "elite independent string studio." Most helpfully, I have learned about the psychology needed to succeed as a freelancer. Especially "valuing yourself" and "knowing your role" and DEFINITELY the market research. I have applied these strategies as I prepare to raise my rates. They have also helped me filter client referrals (i.e. a high-end violin shop will be a much better filter for referrals than some cheapskate know-nothing instrument shack.) Even though it's not directly related, my favorite application was using these strategies to get out of a $150 parking ticket! — Jackie
– Ramit


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The Middle East blame game begins
- By Blake Hounshell
Blake Hounshell is managing editor at Foreign Policy, having formerly been Web editor. Hounshell oversees ForeignPolicy.com and has commissioned and edited numerous cover stories for the print magazine, including National Magazine Award finalist "Why Do They Hate Us?" by Mona Eltahawy. He also edits The Cable, FP's first foray into daily original reporting, and was editor of Colum Lynch's Turtle Bay, which in 2011 won a National Magazine award for best reporting in a digital format.
Blake joined Foreign Policy in 2006 after living in Cairo, where he studied Arabic, missed his Steelers finally win one for the thumb, and worked for the Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies. Blake was a 2011 finalist for the Livingston Awards prize for young journalists for his reporting on the Arab uprisings, and his Twitter feed was named one of Time magazine's "140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2011." Under his leadership, in 2008, Passport, FP's flagship blog, won Media Industry Newsletter's "Best of the Web" award in the blog category. Along with Elizabeth Dickinson, he edited Southern Tiger: Chile's Fight for a Democratic and Prosperous Future, the memoirs of former Chilean president Ricardo Lagos, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2012.
A graduate of Yale University, Blake speaks mangled Arabic and French, is an avid runner, and lives in Washington with his wife, musician Sandy Choi, and their toddler, David. Follow him on Twitter @blakehounshell.
Unless George Mitchell can work a miracle in a region that has seen far too few of them over the last 2000 years, it looks increasingly like the direct Middle East talks are headed for an ignominious early failure.
One clear sign (in case you needed any after the Palestinians threatened Saturday to walk out) is this story in today's Haaretz by the very well-sourced Barak Ravid, who reports that Mitchell has dramatically overstated the extent to which the negotiations were going well — to the chagrin of the Palestinian side.
We'll get to the reasons to be a little skeptical of this story in a minute, but first let's look at what Ravid's sources are telling him.
The main takeaway is that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has been telling anyone who will listen, that his ostensible partner for peace, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is not serious. He only wants to talk about security, and won't engage on other "core issues" of the conflict such as the borders of an eventual Palestinian state. "I heard nothing from Netanyahu but niceties," Abbas is quoted as telling unnamed "foreign diplomats" at the U.N. General Assembly.
The second interesting bit is that we're learning more about what the actual contents of the discussion were. Abbas and Netanyahu held three meetings. The first one, Ravid tells us, was mainly about setting the ground rules for the discussion and agreeing to keep talking, though the two sides did have a conversation about whether to deal with borders or security first. At the second sitdown, Abbas and Netanyahu attempted (and apparently failed) to define what the "core issues" to be discussed actually were.
The third meeting, held in Jerusalem, sounds like a real disaster, with Abbas trying to get Netanyahu to discuss the offer made by his predecessor, Ehud Olmert, while Bibi again focused on security and supposedly didn't engage on Abbas's presentation of Palestinian positions. "The American brokers were reportedly extremely frustrated after the meeting in Jerusalem and some of them wondered if the talks hadn't in fact gone backward."
Cleary, we're getting largely the Palestinian side of the story here, so we don't have a full picture of what is going on (the story also contradicts what we heard about the first meeting, after which Abbas aides told pan-Arab daily Al Hayat that they were feeling optimistic about the talks). But it looks like Ravid did try to confirm details with Netanyahu's office, which doesn't seem to have pushed back very hard. Be on the lookout for a follow-up article that tells Netanyhu's side of the tale.
The real significance of the story, though, is not the details — it's the fact that they're emerging now in such an ugly way. We're no longer in the middle of a negotiation; we're well into the blame game, with each side trying to hang the likely failure of the talks around the necks of the other.
That failure is going to have repercussions for both sides. On the Israeli side, some in the Labor Party are agitating to withdraw from Bibi's coalition, and some in the opposition Kadima Party want Bibi to boot out Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman and his far-right Yisraeli Beitenu party — which has become a national embarrassment — thus paving the way for Kadima to join the government. Meanwhile, the right is blaming Netanyahu for agreeing to the settlement moratorium in the first place. A collapse or a reshuffle of Bibi's coalition may be exactly what the Palestinians are hoping to provoke by withdrawing from the talks. But it's not clear whether these rumblings have much traction, and in any case Defense Minister Ehud Minister, the head of the Labor Party, seems to enjoy being at the center of the action.
The key player to watch now is Kadima leader Tzipi Livni, who has kept her criticism of Netanyahu to a minimum while the negotiations still held out some hope of success. On Saturday, she urged Netanyahu to keep the Palestinians at the table, warning of dire consequences to Israel's security if the talks "blow up." Look to her now to start speaking out more often, and try to make some moves behind the scenes. It's not clear whether she can do much, however, and she has her own internal opposition to worry about.
Hamas, meanwhile, is licking its chops, vowing that Palestinians will return to "resistance" when, not if, talks fail. And then things will really get ugly.
UPDATE: Haaretz, citing a story in London's pan-Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat, reports that Netanyahu has agreed to extend the settlement freeze for two months. Sourcing looks weak on this one, so let's see what actually happens.


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China Stocks Post Quarterly Gain on Improving Economic SignsWeiyi Lim
China's stocks rose, capping a quarterly gain for the benchmark index, before manufacturing data tomorrow that's expected to add to signs the biggest emerging economy is stabilizing after a two-quarter slowdown.
China Avic Electronics Co. led gains for industrial companies, surging 4.3 percent to extend a rally to 21 percent since the start of April. Shanghai Lianming Machinery Co. jumped by the maximum 44 percent on the first day of trading for Shanghai-listed shares in four months. Industrial Bank Co. paced an advance for lenders on speculation the government will relax the loan-to-deposit ratio requirement to encourage lending.
The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.6 percent to 2,048.33 at the close. The gauge climbed 0.7 percent this quarter, the first advance since September, after the government cut reserve-requirement ratios for some banks and introduced mini-stimulus including infrastructure spending to prevent a property slowdown from endangering Premier Li Keqiang's target of 7.5 percent growth this year.
"Sentiment is improving and there's more drive to push up the market," said Mao Sheng, an analyst for Huaxi Securities Co. in Chengdu, citing manufacturing data for this month. "Funds are slowly returning to the secondary market after the IPO marketing, relieving liquidity pressure."
A preliminary manufacturing report from HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics, known as the flash PMI, showed an unexpected expansion last week. Official data scheduled for tomorrow will probably show China's Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 51 in June from 50.8 in May, according to the median estimate of 25 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. A number above 50 signals expansion.
IPOs Resume
"Despite some uncertainties, recent developments show signs of growth stabilization and liquidity improvement and policy adjustments are still going on," China International Capital Corp. analysts led by Hanfeng Wang wrote in a report dated today. Besides the flash PMI data, other positive signs include growing industrial profits and rising inflows from overseas funds, they wrote.
The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index was little changed at 3:30 p.m. local time, on course for a quarterly gain of 2.3 percent. The CSI 300 Index rose 0.7 percent today. The Bloomberg China-US Equity Index advanced 0.3 percent on June 27.
Gauges of industrial companies and conglomerates in the Shanghai index climbed at least 0.5 percent today, led by aerospace and defense shares. Aerospace Communications Holdings Co. jumped for a seventh day, surged 10 percent. CICC said in a report this month that increasing policy support will drive the industry. China has been beefing up spending on high-tech weapons as it throws its military weight behind territorial claims that have stirred tensions with Japan and Southeast Asian neighbors.
Banks Advance
Industrial Bank gained 0.9 percent, while Ping An Bank Co. advanced 0.9 percent.
China may cut policy loans from the loan-deposit rule, Great Wisdom reported, citing an unidentified person. Loans for agriculture, small and medium-sized companies and shantytown redevelopment may be excluded from the loan-to-deposit ratio requirement, it reported. A CBRC press officer didn't immediately return a call and text message to her cell phone.
"There is speculation that the banking regulator will change the composition of the loan-to-deposit ratio," said Dai Ming, a money manager at Hengsheng Hongding Asset Management Co. in Shanghai, which oversees about $193 million. "The ceiling for the ratio will still be kept unchanged and there'll be some minor tweaks. The effect is equivalent to the targeted cut in reserve-requirement ratios."
IPO Rally
Shanghai Lianming Machinery, whose initial public offering was 150 times oversubscribed, joined three other companies that rallied in their first day of trading last week in Shenzhen. Shandong Longda Meat Foodstuff Co., Wuxi Xuelang Environmental Technology Co. and Feitian Technologies Co. each rallied 10 percent for a second day today after surging 44 percent on their debut.
Chinese IPOs during the first two months of 2014 jumped an average 43 percent on their trading debuts as regulators pressured companies to price the deals at below-average valuations. The nation's companies issued 222 billion yuan ($36 billion) of equity in the first half of this year, the most since 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission said last month that more than 600 companies have submitted IPO applications and over 400 have published draft prospectuses. The securities watchdog plans to allow about 100 IPOs through the end of the year and the stock sales will be evenly spread over time, CSRC Chairman Xiao Gang said in a May 19 statement.
Hong Kong's markets are shut tomorrow for the anniversary of the city's return to Chinese rule in 1997. The former British colony is bracing for a mass rally to support full universal suffrage and to oppose China's insistence that it vet candidates for the city's leadership election in 2017.


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Margaret Chase Smith with salmon, Washington, D.C., 1951
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Margaret Chase Smith: A Historic Candidacy
When she announced her candidacy for President in January 1964, three-term Republican Senator Margaret Chase Smith became the first woman to seek the nomination of one of the two major political parties.
The Sanitary Commission: Meeting Needs of Soldiers, Families
The Sanitary Commission, formed soon after the Civil War began in the spring of 1861, dealt with the health, relief needs, and morale of soldiers and their families. The Maine Agency helped families and soldiers with everything from furloughs to getting new socks.
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Irish Coffee: Celtics a slam dunk
|03.10.11 at 12:38 pm ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
Between Blake Griffin and Eric Gordon, the Clippers own four of the top 10 throwdowns on NBA.com's Dunk Ladder. Not to mention the fact that DeAndre Jordan had more than twice as many dunks (7) during the Clips' 108-103 victory against the Celtics on Wednesday night as Rajon Rondo has had all season (3).
So, I figured now is as good a time as any to check out the dunk statistics for the Celtics, especially in comparison to their performance during the 2007-08 season. Thanks to CBS Sports' Dunk-O-Meter and Roto Evil's Slam Dunk Stats, we can do that.
If an aging NBA veteran has almost twice as many dunks through 62 games this season than he did during a year in which he captured the NBA Finals MVP, that seems to say a lot about the kind of lift and athleticism that's still in his legs, right?
Of course, I'm talking about Paul Pierce, who according to CBS Sports has slammed 28 dunks already this season — including the highlight-reel one last night that can be seen in the video that accompanies this blog (thanks to @MrTripleDouble10). By comparison, Pierce recorded just 16 dunks in the 2007-08 regular season.
Count Ray Allen in the same category, as his 11 dunks so far this year are two more than he produced during the entire season three years ago. Glen Davis has already more than doubled his dunking output (11 in 2010-11, compared to 5 in 2007-08), but that can be credited to his increased role as the Sixth Man on this year's squad.
If we can draw conclusions about how much more lift or aggressiveness Pierce has this year compared to three seasons ago based on his increased number of dunks, is the same true for those going in reverse? That means you, Kevin Garnett.
The naked eye test suggests Garnett has been more active and aggressive around the basket than he's ever been in a Celtics uniform, but could it be that we're simply remembering the guy who's been hobbled by knee problems the last two years?
Garnett has registered 42 dunks this season, half as many as he did in the 2007-08 season. But don't be alarmed, because he's actually finishing at a slightly higher percentage at the rim this season (73.9 percent) than three years ago (73.0). Likewise for Pierce (up 12.2 percent at the rim) and Allen (up 4.3 percent).
In fact, among guys who log at least 25 minutes a night, Garnett, Pierce and Nenad Krstic all rank ahead of Griffin in the league's top 20 in terms of shooting percentage at the rim, according to HoopData.com.
Despite dunking only three times all season, Rondo is shooting at a higher clip around the rim than any other season in his career. Of course, he hasn't been getting to the rim as much as he has the last two seasons, as his shot attempts at the rim per game have dropped from 5.4 in 2009-10 to 4.1 this year.
While none of the Celtics will approach the slam dunk numbers of Griffin (157) and Jordan (133) — who rank second and third in the NBA, respectively — Pierce & Co. are performing better at the rim this season than they did during the 2008 title run. That's encouraging, if only as a sign of the athleticism left in their aging legs.
Speaking of finishing around the rim, let's run through some Celtics links and thoughts in a quickfire fashion that Irish Coffee likes to call the Layup Drill …
Troy Murphy has a -24 plus/minus in just 45:26 on the floor. That's bad. Sasha Pavlovic (-15) and Jeff Green (-4) are also in negative numbers. Among the new guys, only Krstic (+44) and Carlos Arroyo (+8) are in positive figures. …
Based on the clutch statistics — defined as "fourth quarter or overtime, less than five minutes left, neither team ahead by more than five points" by 82games.com — Ray Allen is shooting 51.5 percent from 3-point range in the clutch, which is the eighth-best mark in the league. That makes sense. But would you have guessed that Davis has the best field-goal percentage among the Celtics in the clutch at 55.0 percent? …
According to Sportsbook.com, the Celtics (+350) have surpassed the Heat (+400) but still trail the Lakers (+200) as favorites to win the 2011 NBA title. Bodog.com still has Miami (13/4) favored over Boston (4/1) in the Eastern Conference…
In just six games with the Celtics, Jeff Green and Nenad Krstic have already recorded 20-point nights for the C's. Green scored 21 points against the Warriors last week, and Krstic netted 20 against the Clippers on Wednesday night. The last time Kendrick Perkins scored 20 in a Celtics uniform? Jan. 6, 2010, 57 games ago. …
Speaking of Krstic, he intimated to the Sporting News that he'd like to stay in Boston beyond his current contact, which ends at the end of this season: "It was a good time in Oklahoma City, but I think I am going to have a better time here. … So far, it's been good, and when you have a chance to play for a team like this, of course, you hope you can do it for a long time.'
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Co-Location Opponents Keep Fighting, PEP Keeps Approving
For the second time this month, the voting board with a majority of members appointed by Mayor Michael Bloomberg has approved another round of proposals to site schools in public school buildings, including opening 15 new schools.
And, in keeping with the usual theme of meetings of the Panel for Educational Policy, opposition to the proposals was loud and angry in the auditorium of Prospects Heights High School.
Parents and school staff spoke of how a new school in the building would undermine the programs at the existing schools that would be forced to share space. Students held up homemade signs in protest. Some crowd-members, who generally directed their vehemence toward members of the P.E.P., also turned their boos to the few parents who did speak out in support of the Department of Education's plans and of the vision of giving the city more school options.
Opponents admitted that they knew their protests would not sway the P.E.P., but said it was important to voice their opposition nonetheless.
"We just feel that it's the right thing to do -- that we have to stand up for our kids," said Kathleen Bayer, a teacher at P.S. 16 on Staten Island. The D.O.E. plans to open a new elementary school in the building.
More than 1,100 schools currently share space in about 540 buildings.
Before the meeting, Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott said he understands why the debate of school proposals can get so heated.
"A lot of times people view their buildings as their own buildings," he said. "These are buildings that are available for students of New York City, and our goal is to make sure that we maximize the use of that space."


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Catwalks in the street, thumping beats, champagne flutes and stilettos left and right – the annual Fashion & Design Festival can be a dizzying affair! And since we want you to get the very most out of all your Montréal experiences, we've cooked up your complete guide to the summer's most glamorous experience. Event Fashion and Design Festival, August 15 to 20. What you're getting into A major outdoor event celebrating fashion and design at Quartier des Spectacles, in the heart of downtown Montreal, presenting outdoor fashion shows, live music shows, workshops, film screenings, presentations and more shopping opportunities that you can shake a YSL baguette at, including the famous pop-up shops on the Place des Festivals. Participating labels this year include Robert Atelier, Waxman, Alton Gray, Bestseller, Le Château, Citizen Vintage and many more, while you'll be able to hear free live music by Dear Denizen, Archichic, Fonkyson, Paupière and buy a private night with Trouble Andrew (get your tickets here). Check out the schedule of talks and workshops here; you won't want to miss the costume workshop presented by designers for the Cirque du Soleil. What to bring Like any other large-scale festival, there are a… / Read More →
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Your MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE Survival Guide
Cold weather festing hath no fury like the ever-strengthening MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE winter arts and culture festival, which brightens moods and sets downtown Montréal alight with excitement each and every year. A blizzard of entertainment and activities awaits visitors at both indoor and outdoor locales, so let this be your guide to navigating the storm. THE EVENT The 17th edition of the MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE winter arts and culture festival at various locations in downtown Montréal from February 18 to March 5, 2016. WHAT YOU'RE GETTING YOURSELF INTO Over the course of 17 days, MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE will enjoy some 1,300,000 visits from fearless fun seekers at what has become one of the largest winter festivals in the world. The annual happening hosts an expansive, eclectic and high-powered program of performing arts (live music, theatre, dance, circus arts and more) at many of the city's best venues. There are also almost innumerable gastronomic options (some 500 chefs, wine producers and culinary experts have participated over the years) and a lively range of events and activities on the action-packed outdoor site that visitors can participate in. THE LAY OF THE LAND Where everything's happening The almost 200 paid indoor performances and… / Read More →
M for Montreal 2015
M for memory making, for motivating and, oftentimes, for magic. But more than that, M for Montreal stands for M for amazing music. This year the tastemaking music festival and conference, which aims to assist up-and-coming artists not just at a local level, but internationally as well, is pulling out the stops for its 10th anniversary edition. For four days and nights, November 18-21, well over 100 local and international acts will be showcasing in more than 20 venues around Montréal in tandem with numerous conferences and networking opportunities with recognized music industry heavy hitters. Panels and workshops with specially selected delegates from around the world are a key feature of M for Montreal which, like the city it calls home, aims to strike that perfect work/play balance. "It's really special for us to see many of the international delegates and media experience Montréal for the first time," says M for Montreal programming director Mikey Rishwain. "And we try to build on that by making magic happen between business and pleasure." The wizardry this year includes a markedly increased focus on electronic and hip-hop music. This is in addition to, of course, the usual onslaught of leading edge, mostly made-in-Montréal… / Read More →
Your July guide to Montréal summer music festivals
As July approaches, Montréal continues to be flooded with an almost overwhelming array of musical options. So you don't miss out on any of the excitement this month, here's your July guide to Montréal summer music festivals! The Montréal International Jazz Festival, from June 26 to July 5, needs little introduction, but heck, we'll do it anyway: the planet's greatest, grandest jazz fest turns 36 this year with hundreds of concerts representing numerous genres including some 300 free outdoor shows that inundate downtown Montréal with a flood of music-loving merriment. From moving music to moving to the music, the International Percussion Festival turns 14 down in Old Montréal and the Old Port from July 3-12. A participative event (spectators are encouraged to get in on the playing and dancing action), the festival is also multidisciplinary, uniting music, dance, visual arts, film, food, workshops and conferences in the company of over 500 artists. The summer heat will begin to peak with Montréal's vibrant and lively Nuits D'Afrique world music festival, July 7-19. Boasting the best of African and African-influenced music from some of the biggest names in the game at numerous indoor and free outdoor shows, Nuits D'Afrique is a guaranteed… / Read More →
MONTRÉAL COMPLÈTEMENT CiRQUE at a glance
The circus is serious business in Montréal; so much so, we've got an entire event devoted to it. When the MONTRÉAL COMPLÈTEMENT CiRQUE festival takes over town (July 2 to 12), we'll be welcoming the biggest and brightest of the circus arts, from homegrown acts to international talent. With so much to see, it may leave you wondering where to start. If neither time nor money is an object, see as much as you can. But if you've got kids or you're on a budget, prefer the indoors to outdoors, or want to do a circus cross-comparison, we've decided to round up the antics to help with the decision-making. FAMILY Take the kids to see Beyond (July 1 to 5) and be blown away by the fascinating feats of strength, hijinks and hilarity of Aussie troupe Circa. The self-mockery, tricky maneuvers and one-man multi-instrumentalist of Machine de cirque (July 8 to 12) guarantee to put a smile on everyone's face, while the beautiful horses, stunning acrobatics and visuals of Odysseo (until July 5) will take your breath away. Watch the rubber-bodied little lady of Les Méandres de Little Lady (July 9) work her way through her quirky world, and see… / Read More →
Must-See Shows at Montréal's 2015 Just For Laughs Festival
A who's who of the comedy world, everybody from Margaret Cho to Mike Myers, headlines Montréal's Just For Laughs Festival when the 33rd annual edition kicks off on July 8. "I'm so excited to be returning to Montréal because it's my favourite festival," Cho said in a phone interview. "It's where I got my big break in 1991, so I am returning to Montréal with a great amount of joy." Cho will headline her new Psycho Tour show one night only at the Olympia Theatre on July 24, while one of Canada's greatest exports, Mike Myers, comes home to make his Just For Laughs Festival debut the same night at the Maison Symphonique with An Evening with Mike Myers. This "in conversation" will showcase his extraordinary career, from his humble Canadian comedic roots, to his turn as one of the most successful Saturday Night Live alums in the show's 40-year history, to his ascent to become one of comedy's biggest movie stars. Meanwhile, comedy legend and Just For Laughs ticket-selling record holder Dave Chappelle – his 2013 concert sold out in minutes before JFL added nine more concerts – returns for six shows at Theatre Maisonneuve, on July 20-22. The… / Read More →
Your 2015 Montréal summer festival guide
With every major summer festival and event in Montréal comes the impetus for a holiday getaway in our great city. The F1 Grand Prix du Canada, MONTRÉAL COMPLÈTEMENT CiRQUE, the Jazz Festival and Osheaga, for example, are but drops in a whole bucket of fun awaiting all ages and tastes in the coming weeks and months. Blue Metropolis Montréal International Literary Festival (April 20-26) The theme at Blue Met this year is "The Power of Words," and this large-scale celebration of reading and writing across cultures once again brings in a raft of heavy hitter authors and literary-minded figures for readings, discussions and other special events. ELEKTRA (May 13-17) ELEKTRA is a yearly digital arts festival showcasing new creations in electronic music, video, cinema, performance, design, gaming and interactive installation in combination with the innovative use of new technologies, and, in particular, those of the digital kind. Festival TransAmériques (FTA) (May 21 to June 4) The Festival TransAmériques (FTA) celebrates new works in contemporary dance and theatre. Showcasing both established and emerging artists, choreographers, writers and directors, this ninth edition of the FTA also aims to foster dialogue through a stimulating range of workshops, debates and roundtable discussions. Chromatic (May… / Read More →
Dance the Winter Away at Igloofest 2015
When the going gets cool, the cool get dancing in Montreal's Old Port. As the mercury hits rock bottom in January and February, the bottom end gets a boost for the thousands upon thousands of electronic music fans who bundle into Igloofest's Igloo Village over four weekends of top-rated local and international DJs…
Winter arts and culture festival MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE is a bright light in a big city
Montrealers have long been predisposed towards thumbing their collective nose at deepest, darkest winter, so 16 years ago when the planners of a unique new February festival declared "Let there be light," they weren't kidding. Since then, MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE has evolved into one of the largest winter arts and culture festivals in the world. Organized by the same festive folks who produce Montréal's globally renowned Jazz Fest and the FrancoFolies French music festival, MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE annually draws some 1,300,000 visitors. The fest features an expansive and eclectic program of entertainment and activities encompassing an array of performing arts (live music, theatre, dance, circus arts and more), journeys in gastronomy, free outdoor family attractions/distractions and more than a few surprises. Every year the festival celebrates a featured country, and this year the spotlight is on artists from Switzerland. Internationally acclaimed Swiss pop singer/songwriter Stephan Eicher and ascendant Québec folk/soul artist Bobby Bazini are the honorary co-presidents of the fest, with Eicher performing the prestigious closing festival concert at Place des Arts, on February 28. For his part, Bazini will captivate the majestic Métropolis concert hall, February 26. The epicenter of all the action is MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE's vibrant (and… / Read More →
Things to do in Montreal: November 14-20
The best of LGBT cinema hits our screens this week, not to mention tons of docs, providing the perfect excuse for some hibernating. Plus there's contemporary dance, visual arts and tons of music to keep you warm… the only excuse to leave the house might be the shopping…