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"We want young people to know that there are abundant opportunities to have great, meaningful careers in these fields."
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Students were awarded for academics, research and service.
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The winners will be announced during the community's Earth Day celebration on Saturday, April 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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As the second quarter U.S. economic picture improved, it seemed clear to most economists that the Fed would likely raise interest rates in September. Now, suddenly in July, Greek finances are spinning out of control, the Chinese stock market is crashing, oil prices are plunging and the dollar is rising. The picture for the Fed is getting a lot cloudier.
Ed Yardeni, chief investment strategist at Yardeni Research, covers the Greek crisis, China's crashing stock markets and Monday's plunge in oil prices in his morning briefing. He concludes that it all may indeed have broader economic implications:
What does it all mean? Investors may be starting to fret that the Greek crisis and the Chinese stock market roller coaster ride could weaken global economic growth. It is a legitimate concern.
Michele Girard, chief U.S. economist at RBS Securities raised some similar concerns in a Monday evening note, but concluded it's too early to change her outlook for the first Fed rate hike:
Many have asked us what the developments in Greece mean for the US economy and the Fed. The situation is highly fluid and thus it is far too early to say definitively. At this time, we are not changing our call for the first Fed rate hike in September. The September 16-17 meeting is more than two months away. Whether the Fed can and/or will take action at that time depends on global and financial market conditions much closer to the FOMC meeting, in addition to the US data. We remain confident that the latter will be sufficient at that time to justify a rate hike but the former remains an open question.
However, Girard says that a much stronger dollar and deteriorating financial conditions (including declining stock prices), could change her view. She explains:
If developments in Greece result in much tighter financial conditions (presumably via lower equity prices), our odds of Fed tightening in September will decline. The less accommodative financial conditions are, the less urgency the Fed will feel in raising interest rates (since the market is essentially doing some of that work for them).
There are a lot of lessons to be learned from the Greek financial crisis. For bond investors, one clear takeaway is that shorting Treasuries is a very risky proposition.
"Shorting bond markets is pretty difficult," Sam Diedrich, director and sector specialist for the fixed income relative value strategy at PAAMCO, the global fund of hedge funds told Barron's. "You have to get the timing right and you have to assume that if there is any sort of mishap around the globe, your positions are going to move against you."
For much of this year, the idea of shorting Treasuries — or betting that they will fall in price — has seemed like a pretty straight-ahead idea. After all, the Federal Reserve has been promising to raise rates all year. And economic fundamentals in the U.S. are improving, while rates remain well below consensus for a neutral level.
But anyone who bet against the 10-year Treasury has paid a heavy toll as Greece, in the background most of this year, suddenly roared to center stage in late June. First optimism about a Greek solution led to higher yields in the U.S., but then this weekend's "no" vote sparked a global flight to quality, sending Treasury yields lower. The 10-year yield Monday evening was 2.29%, down from a short-lived late-June high of 2.49%.
Many macro hedge funds were afraid of just this kind of turnabout and have kept their money on the sidelines while there was still so much uncertainty about how Greece would play out, says Diedrich. Now that Greece has voted "no" to creditors demands, it removes some of that uncertainty. Already he says the muted reaction in Monday's trading indicates "Grexhaustion" has taken its toll.
"Investors are becoming less sensitive to what is going on in Greece, which is really a good thing."
Analysts at Fitch Ratings issued some positive comments about companies in the commercial mortgage real estate investment trust sector, which generally offer current yields of 6% to 8%.
Essentially they think that banks, wary of taking on too much commercial real estate debt, are leaving an opportunity for mREITS. Existing players in the space include Blackstone Mortgage Trust (BXMT), Ladder Capital Corp (LADR) and Starwood Property Trust (STWD). Fitch notes that the 13 companies in the space had $32.2 billion in total assets as of March 31, 2015, more than a 50% increase from the end of 2010.
Fitch financial institutions analysts Sean Pattap and Matthew Noll wrote in a commentary Wednesday:
There is the possibility that mREITs will fill a void left by large U.S. banks, which have pulled back from the more volatile segments of CRE lending, such as construction, acquisition and land development while growing overall CRE lending volumes. Many banks remain mindful of the poor performance of volatile CRE loan segments during the financial crisis, which is now reflected in the Fed's annual stress testing and the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) process. Projected CRE losses have been among the larger contributors to overall losses under the Fed's severely adverse scenarios. In the 2015 test, cumulative CRE loan losses reached 8.6% of total CRE loans, versus a cumulative loss average of 6.1% on across all loan sectors.
Pattap and Noll note further:
Many mREITs have floating-rate loans holdings, including higher risk CRE loans on transitional properties, thereby potentially profiting from a rising interest rate environment.
In late May, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods also issued favorable comments about the sector.
Standard & Poor's Ratings Service has placed Aetna (AET) on watch for a credit downgrade following its $230 a share bid for Humana (HUM). The $37 billion acquisition would be funded with stock, cash and debt.
Here's what S&P is worried about:
A transaction could have a negative impact on the combined entity's financial risk profile, given the significant amount of planned debt to be issued. As a result, the combined entity would likely operate at a higher level of financial leverage and a lower level of fixed-charge coverage (at least for the near term) versus our current expectations for both companies
Humana, which has a lower credit rating than Aetna currently, stands to jump in its rating if the merger goes through. S&P put that company's credit on watch for a potential upgrade. S&P said it would make its decision on the credits after reviewing more details about the financing and intetration plan for the merger.
Shares in Aetna were down 6% on Monday due to lack of excitement over the merger, writes Ben Levisohn in Stocks to Watch. He notes that Aetna will suspend share buybacks due to the deal for a while.
Humana's stock was up 3.5% as of 11 a.m. ET.
Following on last week's lackluster June jobs report, Monday's read on the service sector also came in a bit weaker than expected. The Institute for Supply Management's report was slightly better than May, but not by much.
Thomas Simons of Jefferies notes that 85% of the U.S. labor force is in the service sector, so this is not good news for employment growth, even if it is a decent reading on other counts. He sums up:
The service sector continues to expand at a solid pace, but the pace of expansion is no longer accelerating.
The June ISM non-manufacturing index came in at 56, just a .3 gain over May, which was the lowest level in over a year. Consensus was for the index to rise to 56.4. The employment component came in at 52.7 compared to 55.3 last month.
Peter Boockvar of The Lindsey Group also says the report points to continued weak employment growth.
Bottom line, services is the major driver of the US economy and this particular index has averaged 56.6 year to date so today's 56 read for June is essentially steady state as it also equates to the 2014 average of 56.3. More of the same then is the best description and the dip over the past few months off the recent highs is only very modest.
Treasuries fell slightly following the release of the report. The yield on the benchmark 10-year bond climbed 4 basis points to 2.34%. Bonds have been rallying since overnight trading due to fallout from Greece's "no" vote on accepting creditors' terms. In that context, the uptick following the ISM NMI report was modest.
Greek drama is far from over this summer. But so far Monday morning, Treasuries are trading only modestly higher following the Greek public's "no" vote to creditors' proposed reforms.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield fell to an intraday low of 2.296%, which is still higher than the level it saw June 19. Treasury yields have been falling in recent days as the Greek crisis worsened as investors sought the safety of U.S. government bonds. But the 10-year has been roughly at the 2.3% to 2.4% range since early June. It was yielding 2.3% at 7 a.m. E.T.
Ian Lyngen of CRT Capital describes trading early Monday morning:
The Treasury market responded by gapping lower in yields and firming up the budding bullish momentum that followed Thursday's NFP report. The combined influence of NFP and Greece has brought 10-year yields from 2.46% on Thursday to as low as 2.27% overnight – a significant shift to be sure and one that puts the relevance of the European/Greece crisis into more tangible terms for Treasuries.
Peter Boockvar of The Lindsey Group admits refreshingly Monday morning that he doesn't know what will come next for Greece or markets since there seems to be an absence of rational decision-making:
By the time you read this note I'm sure you've already read a ton of pieces with everyone pontificating on what the Greek vote now means. Thus, I'm not sure I can add anything new as I truly don't know how this plays out in the short term. What I do know is that all sides of the negotiations remain delusional.
Although the Alerian MLP Index (AMLP) and the master limited partnerships it represents were down in the second quarter, Cumberland Advisors' Rick Daskin believes that there's still value to be had for patient investors.
Daskin writes that energy markets seem to have found some price stability, while most of the product markets also appear to be "finding their footing." MLPs, along with the rest of the energy sector, has seen "a great deal of corporate activity."
Among recent merger news:
Both Crestwood Group and Williams Companies announced consolidation proposals. And very recently, Energy Transfer Equity (ETE) made an unsolicited all-stock bid for Williams Corporation (WMB). There are also a number of acquisitions of producing company midstream assets being made by some of the larger partnerships, as these producing companies use assets to pay for more exploration or to adjust their balance sheets to the new reality of lower prices. Of particular note is the price weakness of natural gas liquids such as propane and butane. This has created challenges for gatherers and processors of natural gas. We do expect the natural gas market to stabilize as export platforms and new petrochemical plants gear up to take advantage of the significantly lower US prices for this product.
Daskin notes that his firm owned a small position in a "coal-producing MLP but decided to exit the position this quarter and reinvest in two partnerships we felt had better catalysts to the upside."
He concludes that investors should keep an eye on moves by the Internal Revenue Service, as these could also be beneficial for MLPs, but in general the group is more resilient that the most recent quarter might suggest:
Finally, the IRS issued a proposal to further classify qualifying assets for MLPs. The proposal is subject to change and comment and has a 10-year window for implementation. We continue to follow tax developments but stress that the IRS publication of these rules constitutes proposals that are subject to change. In general, MLPs have demonstrated resiliency in the face of a volatile energy price environment and rising interest rates. Although we don't want to sound like a broken record, we believe there is value for the patient investor in MLPs, which combine an above-average tax-advantaged yield with income growth.
With Greece capturing headlines, it's not surprising that other European credit vehicles are feeling some heat even though a Grexit may have limited impact on both U.S. Treasuries and emerging market debt.
Citigroup's Jeremy Hale and his team use the word "rollercoaster" to describe the price action in European corporate credit spreads in recent sessions.
Taking the zigzag price action in iTraxx Xover as an example: trading out to near 340bp as Greece risks steadily increased earlier this month, spreads came in by more than 50bp early last week when it looked like Greece was forming a deal, only to widen back out 50bp when hopes faded. And very recently we are seeing renewed tightening. Also note how this price action is tracking European stock markets quite closely.
Against this uncertainty/volatility, positioning and flow data suggest that net longs are being reduced somewhat. DTCC data for iTraxx indices are receding and are off the record net longs seen earlier whilst the strong 'QE wave' of inflows in fund flow data has abated and actually started to reverse.
Yet before you decide to buy on the dip, Hale warns that with inflows are easing and long positioning unwinding, he remains cautious, especially compared to equities:
Whilst this could mean that, similar to European stocks –, there may at some point be a tactical dip buying opportunity, we still feel that after a long period of the search for yield dynamic and with credit fundamentals turning, medium term fundamentals are less good, especially when compared to equities.
And anecdotally, more and more investors seem concerned about credit liquidity/low dealer inventory as a possible tail risk for the asset class as we move closer to Fed tightening, a further concern.
Earlier this week, Citi said that investors should be selective when buying emerging market debt on Greek-related volatility.
The Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO) was higher on Thursday afternoon while the Global X FTSE Greece 20 ETF (GREK), the National Bank of Greece (NBG), Alpha Bank (ALBKY) and Piraeus Bank (BPIRY) were trading lower.
For more coverage on Greece visit Barron's Emerging Markets Daily blog.
The Alerian MLP Index (AMLP) lost 3.8% in the second quarter, and is down 8.8% since the start of the year. Susquehanna Group's DougSipkin and Justin LaSalle-Tarantin today take a look at how that's affecting assets managers.
They note that Legg Mason (LM) and Piper Jaffray (PJC) are two notable companies in their coverage feeling the pinch. Legg Mason manages around $7 billion in closed-end energy MLPs, while 51% of Piper Jaffray's total AUM is invested in MLPs.
More detail from their note:
PJC Mix Is Heavily Weighted. PJC MLP assets were $5.8 billion at the end of 1Q15 accounting for 51% of total AUM. We estimate MLPs account for 15-17% of PJC's net income. Accordingly, the estimated 4% decline in 2Q stemming from MLPs and the yearto-date decline of 4% should have a noticeable impact through at least 3Q and likely beyond if the sector does not rally.
LM Energy CEFS Are Not Material to AUM but Higher Margins Likely Drive Some EPS Impact. At the end of March, LM had around $7 billion in energy-related MLPs across four funds. With average fees in the 1% range, we estimate annual revenues trend in the $70 million range right now. However, we believe margins here are likely in the 55-60% range given the limited costs required of closed-end funds post initial launch. Assuming a 60% margin and a 35% tax rate, we estimate these products account for 8% of net income. Through the current quarter, we estimate their MLPs were down 7.3%. Year-to-date, we estimate they are down 13.6%.
Legg Mason and Piper Jaffray were both lower at recent check.
On Wednesday, Chambers Street Properties (CSG) and Gramercy Property Trust (GPT) agreed to merge in a deal that will create the largest industrial and office net lease real estate investment trust.
However, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analysts Ki Bin Kim, Anthony Hau and Stan Fediuk aren't fans of the terms. They write that while they expected a deal for Chambers, they didn't expect this one, and are concerned that Chambers' shareholders aren't getting a fair deal.
They note that the offer price implies $7.33 a share, equating to a 7.57% implied net operating income cap rate—their net asset value estimates include a property management charge of 20% of annual G&A run rate and debt mark to market. Excluding this property management charge, which would be in-line to most other sell-siders NAV's calculation, our implied cap rate at deal pricing would rise to 7.76%.
More detail from the note:
We think CSG shareholders are being short-changed in the proposed merger with GPT, at an implied share price of $7.33/sh. $7.33/ sh is nearly at the lowest price point since-IPO (June 2013) and only $0.17 above the 52-week low. Now, we will even go one step further and give additional theoretical credit or economic value of $0.61/sh (for that fact that CSG holders will be de facto buyers of GPT shares at a 13% discount to consensus NAV of $26.87/sh. This discount, in theory, will be shared by both shareholders, so we think it may be appropriate to ascribe some value of this to CSG shareholders). So, $0.61/sh in addition to the offered CSG takeout price of $7.33/sh, totals $7.94. At this higher theoretical figure, maybe the deal is slightly more palatable, but is still short of our $9.94/sh NAV estimate. Maybe our estimate is too high, but it's not $2 dollars too high. Remember CSG assets are newer than the avg REIT, so maybe they don't have the best markets, but the assets themselves are of decent quality.
At recent check, Chambers was trading down 0.4% to $7.25.
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The female character fails to do something on her own? That's nothing new for Star Trek.
I think Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is still ahead of the game when it comes to gay characters and other potential things to do differently in Star Trek. I remember how everyone made a huge fuss over Spock and Uhura being in a relationship as if to say that kind of stuff could never be done on the original series. Well, I was seeing that stuff taken the extra mile in DS9 with Worf and Dax. Not only are the two of them completely different species with no "human half", the actors themselves also didn't have the same skin color.
Even with a lot of things that new Star Trek is doing, there is still this inescapable feeling that everyone is looking at it with a backwards style of thinking.
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Traces the development of blues from African origins to modern blues, its rural and urban social contexts, and relation to African-American history and culture.
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|Thinly sliced onions
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|2 Cup (32 tbs) (3 X 1/4-Inch Strips)
|Green bell pepper strips
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (3 X 1/4-Inch Strips)
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|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Veal cutlets
|1 1⁄4 Pound, cut into 6 x 1-inch strips
|4 Teaspoon (1 Tablespoon Plus 1 Teaspoon)
|Dry white wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped fresh basil
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|Oregano leaves
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In 12-inch nonstick skillet heat 1 teaspoon oil; add garlic and saute until browned (be careful not to burn).
Using a slotted spoon, remove and discard garlic.
To same skillet add onions and saute, stirring occasionally, until onions are browned; remove to bowl and set aside.
Add bell peppers to skillet and saute until tender-crisp; remove to bowl with onions and set aside.
In large plastic bag combine flour, salt, and pepper; add veal and shake until pieces are lightly coated.
In same skillet combine remaining teaspoon oil with the marga1 rine and heat until margarine is bubbly and hot; add veal, several pieces at a time, and saute until browned on both sides.
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Count and Moonie bring us a visual to their J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League-produced collabo with Meek Mill off Now Or Neva.
L.E.P. Bogus Boys – Rush Hour f. Meek Mill (Video)
AR Wesley - "Midwest Coastin" (Video)
Off the Milwaukee spitter's '92 Drug Flow mixtape.
Jake Lambo - "Clear Ya Mind" f. Woody Nephew
New music from the Atlanta native as he prepares his upcoming 2nd Period mixtape.
Gensu Dean Drops Free Instrumental LP, 'Algorhythms'
This isn't your average kick, snare, and hi hat type of instrumental record.
Trev Rich - "10"
The Denver native takes on a Biggie classic.
Dom McLennon - "Tempest" (Video)
The Brockhampton emcee returns from hiatus.
D'Angelo, Wu-Tang, ScHoolboy Q & More To Perform At Fun Fun Fun Festival
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Holy christ, Paris, don't touch the red button. That causes Botswana to explode. Fuck, too late. Somebody should've noted that fucking a DJ is not the same as getting a legit DJ's certificate from the Universal Life Church which also allows you to marry gay men to squirrels when above 5,000 feet. I can't imagine how Paris feels with her Euro DJ trophy knowing every talentless chick with a decent rack is now also wearing fingerless gloves and pretending to work an audio board at parties. What exactly is she listening for? Maybe somebody is calling her home. Raise your hand toward the Southern sky. The first male model who squats on your first will be your guide.
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Two thoughts for those TWS readers who—for some reason!—may be a bit down in the dumps, and especially for those who may have spent considerable time and effort trying to secure a better outcome on Election Day 2012.
"The people have spoken, the bastards."
— Democratic prankster Dick Tuck, following his loss in a 1966 California State Senate primary election.
To a Friend Whose Work Has Come To Nothing
Now all the truth is out, Be secret and take defeat From any brazen throat, For how can you compete, Being honor bred, with one Who were it proved he lies Were neither shamed in his own Nor in his neighbors' eyes; Bred to a harder thing Than Triumph, turn away And like a laughing string Whereon mad fingers play Amid a place of stone, Be secret and exult, Because of all things known That is most difficult.
—W. B. Yeats, 1914.
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Paula Abdul Sues Tanning Company Alleging She Was Burned
The former "American Idol" judge filed a personal injury lawsuit on Thursday against UVASUN, claiming that she burned her leg during a tanning treatment.
Paula Abdul is claiming that she got burned -- literally.
The 51-year-old singer filed a lawsuit on Thursday against UVASUN West, Inc., stating that she suffered severe burns on Jan. 20, 2012, following a tanning treatment.
In the legal documents filed at Los Angeles Superior Court, Abdul alleges that she purchased a SlimStar infrared body wrap treatment, which was applied "negligently, carelessly and recklessly" and led her to suffer "severe and painful burns all over her body, with an especially severe second- or third-degree burn on a portion of the plaintiff's left thigh."
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According to the lawsuit, a copy of which was obtained by The Hollywood Reporter, the injuries continue to cause the plaintiff "great mental, physical and nervous strain, pain and suffering, and loss of earnings potential," and required her to seek medical attention and expenses.
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It is also claimed that the dancer and choreographer suffered a loss of income due to the injuries, the value of which is not known at this time.
Abdul is seeking unspecified amounts in excess of $25,000.
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The Stamp Sheet Wall Planner is another beautiful piece from the brains over at Present & Correct. This amazing wall calendar is a beautiful new way to count down the days in a year, and also to be inspired to make something everyday.
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Made by Hand – Brueckelen Distilling Company
I know I am not alone in my love and admiration of the new film project called Made by Hand, which aims to document the love and craft that goes into the hand made and locally based small businesses we see sprouting up everywhere. For their first film they documented the newly formed Brueckelen Distilling Company, which is a great starting point. The style of this short film makes me excited for all the great ones that I am sure will follow.
Inner City Bike
For me good design is not always, but can sometimes be defined as the leap of faith it takes to completely through the conventions attached to an existing object out the window. Inner City Bike designed by Joey Ruiter is not the most extreme example of this idea, yet it does a great job of redefining what is actually needed from a bike in the city. Simplifying the form and moveable parts this is more of a pair of wheels holding up a person that a frame holding together a pair of wheels. That may seem like a small shift to many, but in my opinion it is much greater shift. The choice to create a direct drive system instead of using a chain and crank adds another level of simplicity, and puts the rider in a position more a kin to a racing motorcycle than any bike I have ever seen. Geometry is not the only similarity between this bike and motorcycles, the fork construction and even how the handle bars are mounted takes cues from old cafe racer bikes.
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I am pleased to finally catch a glimpse of the Urbanized Film. A few months ago I was one a large group of people who banded together via Kickstarter to help this project become realized. After being so perfectly wowed by Gary Hustwit's two other preceding master works Helvetica and Objectified I was prepared to do my part to make this third film happen. His work is so transcendent and is enriched by the number of varying opinions and ideas it weaves together surrounding a subject. It is not a far stretch to say a film or movie is like a piece of textile, and I think Gary's work is a great example of this. The texture created in his films has a feeling of comfort, simplicity, and thus accessibility to the films topic.
Raleigh Denim
Such a large portion of my work and life exists on or surrounding the web and technology that I rarely get to do any work by hand. The craft and tradition behind textiles manufacturing and specifically behind the art of speciality denim making is so rich. Raleigh Denim is a brand new company when we think of it in context of the history of denim both in their locale and throughout the country. North Carolina has an abundant textile history that can be credited to the cotton farming of that area of the Southeast. One factory that has garnered an enormous amount of admiration and press during the ongoing specialty denim fad is the Cone Denim White Oak mill, which has been producing selvedge denim since 1905. Using this denim exclusively Raleigh Denim has created a line of high end denim with a two fold mission. They want to create classically influenced fashionable jeans, but they also want to do their part to revitalize the once booming textile manufacturing industry in North Carolina.
City Cottage
To getaway you don't always have to go a great distance. This little cottage built in Helsinki is only a little over a mile from their family home offers the perfect type of minimalist getaway in a small intimate little structure. Every detail, object and fixture had to be perfect, as the space is only 150 square feet. Low energy consumption and the natural setting of this house make it an ecologically sound vacation option when compared to driving or flying somewhere. Finnish culture holds nature in a place of great respect and that even comes through in their city planning where camping areas and parks are designed right into the fabric of cities. Also because of it's small scale this little building makes virtually zero impact and can be powered entirely by solar energy. The design for the cottage was done by Verstas Architects a Helsinki based firm.
Authentic Jobs' 6th Birthday
Every year for the birthday of his site Authentic Jobs, Cameron Moll launches a campaign to raise money(and awareness) for charity: water. This year the ante has been upped. From last years $17,000 to 600,000 Ethiopian Birr (approximately $35,000). The money raised if successful will go to directly fund a drilling rig that will be able to offer clean drinking water to a large portion of Northern Ethiopia. On a brief aside, how bad ass is the micro site Cameron put together for this campaign?
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Simple idea for an alphabet made up of letterforms created by layering images of vintage toys. Illustrator Viktor Koen has a portfolio full of wonderful pieces that feature an awesome collage and color sense. Toyphabet as it is named has to be one of the coolest though.
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Kevin Roche: Architecture as Environment
Kevin Roche has made his mark on New York, which is something that can be said by only a select number of Architects. The original exhibition Architecture as Environment was presented at Yale School of Architecture and has been expanded for it's current venue at the Museum of the City of New York to cover his work and what it has done for New York City. The exhibit includes original drawings, models, photographs and ephemera from more that 40 years of work, and opens on September 27th running through January 22nd 2012.
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Hip Hop Logo
This is one of those self initiated projects that cuts through all the client less clouds and kicks serious ass. Designer Christopher David Ryan created this logo for the nice broad mock client Hip Hop. He really nails it with the layering of the two component words, and the execution is all there. The letters just meld together into an unbreakable type mark.
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Roundy Residence
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Previously posted on campsite: House Forest Design, Tillamook Forest Interpretive Center
Purfina Petrol Station
Designed by Sybold van Ragesteyn, this 50′s modern gas station in Arnhem reminds me of Ed Ruscha's Standard Station, Amarillo Texas. The abrupt perspective lines of Ruscha's painting look so similar to the angles of the facade of Purfina Petrol Station. It's also really fun to look at the good image search for this building. The results include so artworks inspired by the building, along with some historic shots showing it with different color schemes and uses throughout the years.
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The subway posters designed for SVA always amaze and delight. In this case the original poster design by Louise Fili was transformed into a 3 story mosaic. A transformation that may be miraculous, but not quite mystical, since the original poster was designed in a the style of a mosaic. However the final billboard size boasts 38 vertical feet and 8,400 tiles. Quite a stretch from the paper versions stuffed into displays throughout the MTA. An additional fact that I found to be pretty coincidental is that the arrow on the poster points to both the School of Visual Arts building on which it is constructed as well as Louise Fili's own studio.
Tillamook Forest Interpretive Center
Tillamook State Forest in Oregon is home to a mind blowing new education center. The 14,000 plus square foot space is dedicated to educating visitors about the history of the Tillamook Burn, which consumed an area greater than 355,000 acres around 60 years ago. My favorite detail of this center designed by Miller Hull Architects is the 250 foot suspension bridge, which spans from the site to an existing camping area.
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Almost anyone could tell immediately that this firehouse is most definitely not a civic building in the United States. This fire station in Montblanc France shows the foresight that we are only beginning to see in small scale civic structures on our shores. The team behind this cool fire house is Arriola & Fiol Arquitectes, which enters into their portfolio of unique works.
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Coromandel Beach House
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Parking Garage Herdern
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If more packaging was beautiful the world would be a more enjoyable place. This example designed by Gabriel Morales is the branding and packaging concept for latex glove manufacturer Foil. Some people argue that a product's packaging must reflect it's use and sensibilities, but sometimes making the landscape a little less ugly could be a good goal.


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This invention is relevant to a method for saving fuel in heating plants which utilize thermal energy obtained through combustion of fuel in a boiler and in which the heat transfer medium is circulating water, said method consisting of mixing the circulating water with aqueous solution or homogeneous dispersion of a salified polymeric substance selected from amongst polymers and copolymers of acrylic or methacrylic acid, carboxymethylcellulose, alginates.
1. A method for saving fuel in heating plants in which thermal energy is obtained through the combustion of fuel and in which circulating water is used as a heat transfer medium, comprising mixture the circulating water with an aqueous solution or homogeneous dispersion of a salified polymeric substance selected from the group consisting of a salified homopolymer of acrylic acid, a salified homopolymer of methacrylic acid, and a salified copolymer of acrylic acid and methacrylic acid, said salified polymeric substance being dissolved or homogeneously dispersed in the circulating water in an amount sufficient to decrease the necessary amount of heat input to said heat transfer medium as compared to when water alone is used as the heat transfer medium.
2. Method of claim 1, in which there is also added to said circulating water a material selected from the group consisting of anti-foam agents, anti-rust agents, sequestering agents, and antifreezes of the class of glycols and alcohols.
3. Method of claim 1, in which the circulating water is also mixed with the following additives:
isopropanol: 0-0.35% by w.
ethylene glycol: 0-0.2% by w.
formaldehyde: 0-0.025% by w.
ammonia: 0-0.025% by w.
ethylenediamine tetracetic acid sodium salt: 0-0.025% by w.
anti-foam agent: 0-0.025% by w.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the amount of salified polymeric substances is about 0.025-0.25% by weight of said circulating water.
This application is a continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 343,167, filed Jan. 27, 1982, now abandoned.
The present invention relates to a particular additive to be added to the water circulating in heating plants in order to reduce the consumption of fuel and to better utilize the thermal energy.
We have ascertained that the starting and blowing-out times of the same heating plant, in which once was circulated water and once liquid (water with additive) according to the present invention, were remarkably different, other operational conditions being the same. In fact we have found that in the heating of a plant containing water and the additive in suitable proportion, the burner (automatically controlled by a thermostat) remains blown-out for a longer time than when the plant contains water alone.
The additive according to the invention comprises an aqueous solution or homogeneous dispersion of a salified polymer or copolymer of acrylic or methacrylic acid, a salified alginate (alkaline alginate), or a carboxymethyl cellulose such polymeric substance being largely known on the market as "thickener agents".
Particularly good results are obtained with salified polymers and copolymers of acrylic or methacrylic acid in aqueous solutions having pH between 8 and 9, such as the product Densomol, a trade name of Montedison.
Further we have found that the aqueous solution or dispersion as above defined is compatible with the ethylene glycol and with other alcohols known in particular as antifreezes.
It is essential that the polymeric substance is completely solubilized in the liquid consisting mainly of water or is homogeneously dispersed in the same.
Some additives commonly used in water circulating in heating plants such as antifreezes, anticorrosives and so on, could compromise the solubility of some salified polymeric substances ("thickener agent") used according to the present invention. The addition of butyl alcohol and particularly of isopropyl alcohol, allows a better solubilization of the polymeric substance, surprisingly affording further reduction in energy requirement.
A small amount, say 0.1-1% of ammonia may be advantageously added to the additive to regulate the pH between 7 and 9 and react with chlorine if chlorine is present in the water. In such conditions we have found that the obnoxious effects of chlorine, which tend to block the reduction of the heating plant energy consumption, are overcome.
A small amount, e.g. 0.1-1%, of formaldehyde may be added, as a bactericide, and the same amount of a sequestrant, such as polyphosphate or the ethylenediamine tetracetic acid sodium salt may be used. Other substances such as antirust agents, surfactants, anti-foam agents and also others may be added.
Hereinafter we report the composition ranges of the circulating liquid treated with the additive of the invention:
______________________________________Salified polymeric substance 0.025-0.25% by w. (as dry("thickener agent") substance, or 0.2-2% as concen- trated aqueous solution at 12%)Isopropyl alcohol 0-0.35%Ethylene glycol 0-0.2%Formaldehyde 0-0.025%Ammonia 0-0.025%Ethylenediamine tetracetic 0-0.025%acid sodium saltAnti-foam 0-0.025%Water, balance to 100%.______________________________________
The amount of ethylene glycol may be further increased if it is wished to further lower the freezing point of the additive and water mixture.
Preferably the additive, for transport economy, may be sold as a concentrated aqueous viscous solution, containing said salified polymeric substance, ethylene glycol, isopropyl alcohol, ammonia, formaldehyde and the ethylenediamine tetracetic acid sodium salt, having e.g. the following composition in parts by weight (p.b.w.):
______________________________________"thickener agent" (salified p.b.w. 80polymeric substance in aqueoussolution at 12% by w.)Isopropanol p.b.w. 12Ethylene glycol p.b.w. 4Ammonia p.b.w. 0.15Formaldehyde p.b.w. 0.2Ethylenediamine tetra- p.b.w. 0.4cetic acid sodium saltAntifoam p.b.w. 0.6Water, balance to 100 p.b.w.______________________________________
We have surprisingly discovered that, employing the additive of the present invention in such an amount as to have in the circulating water a content in polymeric agent, generally not higher than 0.25% of the whole quantity of the water contained in a heating plant, one can obtain an energy saving up to about 25%, as shown by the example below.
Furthermore we have ascertained that the energy saving is obtained even in the first operation period of the heating plant. It is well known that some commonly used additives for circulating water such as antirust agents and sequestering agents improve the performance of the heating plant through avoiding formation of rust and scale. Consequently, this sort of improvement is verifiable only after some time of operation.
Numerous experiments have been performed on heating plants of different potential and type, e.g. on plants for the production of sanitary hot water, with heat exchangers, in different localities, and with different fuels, always obtaining a remarkable energy saving.
We do not wish to refer here to the cause which result in said energy saving, but only refer to the results in particular obtained in the following example, which appears particularly illustrative.
An additive has been prepared by using as polymeric substance an acrylic acid polymer, commercial grade, average molecular weight 150,000, salified with NaOH, in form of an aqueous solution at 12% by w. of polymer and having pH=8.5.
Composition of the additive:
______________________________________aqueous polymer solution above 70% by w.isopropanol 12% by w.ethylene glycol 4% by w.ammonia 0.15% by weightformaldehyde at 36% 0.2% by weightethylenediamine tetracetic 0.4% by weightacid sodium saltanti-foam agent 0.6% by weightwater balance to 100% by w.______________________________________
This additive has been mixed with the water circulating in one of the two radiators of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1 and therein after described.
The amount of additive has been 2% by weight, an equal amount of water has been previously discharged. A completely homogeneous solution has been obtained after mixing, having a pH value is 8 and freezing temperature -4� C.
After some minutes of operation, by maintaining the same temperature in both rooms of the test apparatus, it has been determined that the operation time of the burner heating the circuit containing treated water was about 25% less than that of the second burner, that is the consumption of fuel was 25% lower.
This difference in the consumption lasted through the whole experimental run of about 10 hours.
A scheme of the apparatus is shown in FIG. 1.
Two radiators placed in two rooms are heated by equal amount of circulating liquid.
In the first radiator, the circulating liquid is water. In the second radiator, the circulating liquid is water mixed with the additive to be tested.
Both radiators are fitted with a circulating pump. Each circulating liquid is heated in a boiler by a burner device which is automatically controlled by thermostats taking the temperatures of the room and of the circulating liquid and assuring the same temperature in both rooms.
A central control system fitted out with counters measures the operation time of each burner.
The form and size and the outside ambient (i.e. heat dispersion conditions) being the same for both rooms, the apparatus affords a direct comparison of the fuel requirement (measured through the operation time of both burners) in the case of simple water and of water mixed with the additive.
The perfect equivalence of both systems as regards boilers, burners circulating device, measure devices and so on, was ascertained through cross-control tests.
In each test the starting liqud was not changed during the run.
The additive described in Example 1 was prepared by using as polymeric substance a methacrylic acid polymer, commercial grade, salified with NaOH, having average molecular weight 250,000 and in the same aqueous solution concentration.
The pH value and freezing temperature of obtained liquid are the same as in Example 1. The comparison test carried out as in Example 1 showed a saving in fuel requirement of about 25%.
The additive described in Example 1 was prepared by using as polymeric substance a copolymer of acrylic and methacrylic acid having average molecular weight 300,000 the other conditions being the same. The fuel saving is about the same as in example 1.
The circulating water in test apparatus was mixed only with the aqueous solution of acrylic acid polymer used in Example 1, without any other additive. The amount of aqueous polymer solution was 2% by weight in the circulating water. The pH of obtained liquid was 8 and freezing temperature about 0� C. Notwithstanding this liquid, not containing anti-foam agent, has some tendency to foaming (which could decrease the heat transfer properties), the fuel saving ascertained in test apparatus was 10%.
This example shows that the polymeric substance according to the invention used alone affords a remarkable fuel saving.
The other additives used in Examples 1-3 merely enhance the effect.
The additive described in Example 1 was prepared by using as polymeric substance a copolymer acrylic acid/acrylamide salified with NaOH, having average molecular weight 7,000,000.
The additive was mixed (3% by w.) with water obtaining a homogeneous liquid having pH=8 and freezing temperature=-4� C. The fuel saving was about 8%.
The circulating liquid prepared according to Example 1 was used in a civil heating plant of 350,000 Kcal/h.
The run was carried out in winter time and lasted 90 days. During this experiment it was controlled that the temperature in the flats was the one programmed of 19�-20� C. The thermostat of the boiler of the heating plant was regulated at 80� C. A four way motorized mixing valve was in operation and an external temperature probe was provided together with all the necessary control equipment.
It was found that the external temperature, during the experiment, showed only a very limited change and that it was nearly the same as in the corresponding period of the preceding year. It was ascertained that the consumption of fuel (gas oil) was 64,001 less than in the corresponding period of the year before, in which the circulating liquid was water only. The fuel saving corresponds to 25% of the total consumption.
In order to prove that the effect (fuel saving) is obtained with the specific polymeric substance according to this invention and not with water soluble polymeric substances in general, some additives were prepared having the same components as in Example 1 with the exception of the polymeric substance which was chosen from amongst: etherified cellulose, oxipropylated guaro, polyglycols.
No reduction in fuel consumption was observed.
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IGM Financial Inc. Announces January 2012 Total Assets Under Management
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IGM Financial Inc. Announces January 2012 Total Assets Under Management18:30 EST Thursday, February 02, 2012WINNIPEG, MANITOBA--(Marketwire - Feb. 2, 2012) - IGM Financial Inc. (IGM) (TSX:IGM) today reported total assets under management of $122.0-billion at January 31, 2012, compared with $118.7-billion at December 31, 2011 and $130.9-billion at January 31, 2011. Mutual fund assets under management were $102.7-billion as at January 31, 2012, compared with $99.7-billion at December 31, 2011 and $109.2-billion at January 31, 2011. Assets under management are shown in Table 1. Table 1 - Assets under ManagementJanuaryDecemberJanuary% Change% Change($ billions) (unaudited)201220112011Last MonthYOYTotal Assets under Management 1$121.98$118.71$130.912.8(6.8)Mutual Fund Assets under Management$102.65$99.69$109.213.0(6.0)Investors GroupMutual Funds$59.33$57.74$62.602.8(5.2)MackenzieMutual Funds$40.43$39.14$43.883.3(7.9)Sub-advisory, institutional and other$22.98$22.51$25.062.1(8.3)Total$63.41$61.65$68.942.9(8.0)CounselMutual Funds$2.89$2.81$2.732.85.9Preliminary average mutual fund assets under management and average total assets under management for the quarter to date are set out in Table 2.Table 2 - Average Assets under Management($ billions) (unaudited)Quarter to DateTotal Average Assets under Management 2,3$120.91Mutual Fund Average Assets under Management$101.73Investors GroupMutual Funds$58.81MackenzieMutual Funds$40.06Sub-advisory, institutional and other$22.74Total$62.80CounselMutual Funds$2.861excludes assets managed by Mackenzie on behalf of Investors Group and Investment Planning Counsel. These assets have a value of $3.7-billion at January 31, 2012 ($3.5-billion at December 31, 2011 and $3.4-billion at January 31, 2011). 2excludes average assets of $3.6-billion managed by Mackenzie on behalf of Investors Group and Investment Planning Counsel.3based on daily average mutual fund assets and month-end average private, institutional, sub-advisory and other assets. IGM Financial Inc. is one of Canada's premier personal financial services companies, and one of the country's largest managers and distributors of mutual funds and other managed asset products, with approximately $122 billion in total assets under management. Its activities are carried out principally through Investors Group through a network of over 4,500 Consultants, Mackenzie Financial Corporation through a diversified network of third-party financial advisors and Investment Planning Counsel through a network of financial planners who are dedicated to serving the needs of their clients. IGM Financial Inc. is a member of the Power Financial Corporation group of companiesFOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Ron ArnstIGM Financial Inc.Media Relations(204) firstname.lastname@example.com


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Joey \joey\ as a boy's name (also used as girl's name Joey), is of English and Hebrew origin. Joey is a variant of Joe (English): short form of Joseph.
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