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Glenn Dubin, chairman of Highbridge Capital Management LLC, said the "super-cycle" in commodity markets is over as demand from developing nations has declined and supply has increased.
Hedge-fund manager Glenn Dubin , manager of about $27 billion in assets at Highbridge Capital Management, said he sees new opportunities in the market for collateralized-debt obligations, securities blamed for some of the biggest losses during the financial crisis.
Glenn Dubin of Highbridge Capital Management LLC was delayed overseeing homework, said his wife, Dr. Eva Andersson-Dubin, an internist at NBC, as she greeted guests last night to the inaugural Dubin Breast Center benefit.
"It's like a reunion," said John Baldessari, wearing a black vest and shirt.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s Mary Callahan Erdoes got her first assignment managing money when she was 6 years old. The eldest of four children, Erdoes showed an early aptitude for math that was fostered at her grandmother Kay's suburban Chicago breakfast table, where she helped balance her grandparents' checkbook on an adding machine.
Glenn Dubin, co-founder of investment firm Highbridge Capital Management LLC, said the White House mishandled the nomination for the chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve and that former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers would have made a "great" chairman
Paul Tudor Jones pulled up Saturday night to the Creeks, Ron Perelman's estate in East Hampton, squeezed into the back seat of a car with Glenn Dubin and their Nordic blonde wives in white slinky dresses.
Glenn Dubin, chief executive officer of Highbridge Capital Management, said hedge funds have an opportunity to provide credit to companies as banks are forced to scale back lending to meet tighter capital requirements.
Marc Lasry, co-founder of investment firm Avenue Capital Group LLC, said hedge funds are getting "massively" overpaid for lending to lower-rated companies as banks scale back risky loans.


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Posted on 08/24/2011 8:58:12 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
Guest hosting for Chris Matthews on Tuesday, MSNBC's Chris Jansing derided Rick Perry, wondering if the Republican presidential candidate is "too far off even for the GOP?"
Jansing, who normally hosts supposedly straight news coverage for the cable network, attempted to generate controversy over statements Perry made on civil rights. A MSNBC graphic for the segment, mocked, "I have a scheme."
According to Jansing, Perry's problem answer came in "comparing" the civil rights to cutting corporate tax rates. Here's Perry's full answer:
RICK PERRY: America's gone a long way from the standpoint of civil rights and thank God we have. I mean, we've gone from a country that's made great strides in issues of civil rights. I think we all can be proud of that.
And as we go forward, America needs to be about freedom. It needs to be about freedom from over taxation, freedom from over-litigation, freedom from over-regulation. And Americans, regardless of social and economic background is, they need to know that they can come to America and you got a chance to have any dream come true, because the economic climate is going to be improved
An indignant Jansing huffed, "So, does Perry really believe African-Americans' struggle for civil rights is comparable to the GOP's fight for lower taxes?"
Talking to Alex Wagner of the liberal Huffington Post, she slammed, "Is this ignorance?...Is this insensitivity?"
Piling on Republican, Jansing marveled, "I mean, when you look at this series of quotes from [Perry's] book, some of which he's backing off on, you have to sit back as a political analyst and say, is he too far off even for the GOP?"
Jansing is supposed to be a straight forward journalist. But, apparently, guest-hosting Hardball turns MSNBC's reporters into just another liberal anchor.
A transcript....
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
This is how you "create" jobs -- you create an environment that is friendly to employers!
Rick Perry:
FIRST: "Don't spend all the money!"
SECOND: "Have a fair and predictable tax and regulatory policy!"
THIRD: "Have a legal system that doesn't allow for over suing and make loser pay!"
Oh what the hell am I thinking?
Of course not!
Perry forced gardasil on Texas to take care of the drug maker because he took lots of campaign cash from them , what is he willing to force on America to payoff his 2012 campaign?
There's a moron at MSNBC...who'd a thought!!!
High taxes are a form of oppression.So, yes, both are struggles against oppression.
Perry is just a run-of-the-mill charismatic politician. Reminds me of LBJ under a different label.
I've noticed that it's a theme from the left. Clearly they can't run on "hope and change", and they can't run on Obama's record.
So, it's clear they've decided to paint the GOP as having been pulled to the extreme right by the tea party. Morning Joe had the editor of Slate on yesterday, and he did nothing but call Republicans "stupid", (his word), for his segment.
So, the DNC has decided they can't sell Obama, so they'll try and push the Independents to the Democrats by painting the GOP as stupid and radical. I know they usually do that, but it seems to be more of a concerted effort now.
Hey, by the way, RonBot: I actually DID like George W. Bush. If Perry gets elected, I'm pretty sure I'll like him even more!
Who's your BFF? Barack Obama?
Mind if I ask you a personal question? Why the hell would anyone in their right mind "follow you on twitter"? You don't seem to have *anything* to offer, except a perpetually chapped azz.
Lyndsay Graham could run for president and the MSM would say "Could the country elect such a right-wing extremist?"
Well shame on Texas then.
Texas's problem for reelecting him, not mine.
He WAS reelected, no?
They knew his history, no?
Well Geraldo likes him because all the hispanics are going to vote for Perry. LOL
Their base is so dumbed down and radicalized, it's all they have. As you say, they can't say Obama's made things work. They can only say that the GOP has stopped Obama from walking on water.
Elites who like the destruction of free-market capitalism will do and say anything to steer us over the cliff. The rest are their useful idiots.
RED is a PlainBot whiner. He and a bunch of other PlainBots love to stir the pot and flamebait. But go over to their thread and aska simple quation about Sarah Palin and they cry to JimR to ban you. Next week when SP endorses Perry lots of the PlainBots will feel awfully stupid. But then again drones on the right are not much better than drones on the left.
Who are you for?
The msm loved mccain until he became the nominee, then they turned on him because of the gop tag.
This go round, they love romney.
They hate Perry and Palin.
The msm will openly campaign for baraq.
Who ever the media hates most is probabaly best for this country.
Howard YEEHAW Dean called Republicans STUPID thru out the show.
I rarely listen to Geraldo but I wasn't fast enough the other morning. He sounded like he was a supporter, at least he seemed to be saying Hispanics would support him. However, I looked and he said at one point said he should be impeached. Of course, Geraldo is...well, we all know what he is. :)
It appears that beginning on August 22nd untill election day all you will have to do is hit the repost button!!!!
What's a PlainBot?
From his/her/its posting history, there's evidence that he/she/it may be more of a RonBot. Of course, like a lot of the 'bots, when directly confronted, this one won't say where their allegience lies.
Mind you, I *like* Sarah Palin. Unfortunately, she's not running now -- if ever -- and of the rest of the field IMHO Perry is the best choice. FRegards
What is a PlainBOT?
NO RINOs.
NO PerryCARE.
NO RomneyCARE.
No ObamaCARE.
Perry received $6000 from Merck, while others gave millions. I believe his donations that election cycle totaled $20 million.
Texas has very different rules for governor's races than the National rules. We're all limited to $2500 a piece or $5000 a couple, corporations included.
Don't forget that the Governor's EO publicized the "opt out" and changed the system from the legislature's previous implementation of a paper-only request to making it available on line. That online form still stands.
It is not the amount of money.
It is the RINO sellout of Perry.
It is not important what was FORCED on the RINO Perry.
What is important is that HE attempted
to FORCE Merck's untested vaccine on children
for Merck, selling Texas' children as 'lab rats'.
They are not, are they?
Who are you backing for POTUS 2012?
You realize he is a she right?
So if there is no plight equal to slavery in the US today, I guess we shouldn't fight for anything, including greater freedom?
No, they are not lab rats, they are our children.
In February, 2007, http://lifeethics.wordpress.com/2007/02/07/texas-hpv-vaccine-2/ we had over 5 years of follow up, including 1200 girls 9-15 years old and 21,0000 others. We now have another 4 years, 55- 60 million doses, and a recommendation for boys. http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBloodVaccines/Vaccines/ApprovedProducts/ucm094042.htm
We are already seeing a decrease in abnormal paps.
There are no more adverse effects among those vaccinated than that found in the population that is not vaccinated.
The vaccine had been "recommended" by the ACIP in June, 2006, meaning that it would be paid for by the Vaccines for Children program, whether mandated or not. All girls who are covered by Medicaid, CHIPS, or who have no insurance for vaccines were already getting the vaccine free of charge to them, paid for by a mix of Federal and State funds.
The mandate would have pushed private insurance to pay for the vaccine.
You state an opinion which is not supported by anything other than that opinion.
No, I never watch that show.
this is MSNBC... can you really be certain of that?
Palin may or may not endorse Perry, we will see, but to say the she is Perry's "one great last hope" is laughable considering Perry is already ahead in all the polls after only a week and a half. A Palin endorsement will seal the nomination up for Perry, that is for sure. If she endorses Bachmann or Cain instead that will help them but I can't see it rocketing them to the nod.
But that scenario is only if she doesn't run, and that remans to be seen.
But RINOs cannot do that, it seems.
Mandates by Executive Order (PerryCARE) are
not appropriate even when the Governor's office
is paid off. Ever.
No RINOs
Obama: the president who brought slavery back to the USA.
I think I have yet seen a Palin drone explain why Palin would be a great President based on her experience. They just think she has a pure heart and can do no wrong.
Part of what makes Perry appealing is he has a track record where he has made some mistakes and corrected them.
This is one reason Perry will win. Common sense and gut says Perry is the more tested and reliable candidate.
Back at ya.
If you sell out to win, you're defeated before you even start.
Palin is, in that sense, undefeated.
Only to liberals, like you. Don't carry their contamidated water here to this conservative site - it blows your 'cover' off.
Who are you to put words in my mouth?
What I said is what I mean. No more, no less.
What good is being undefeated if she has a history of quitting when the going get's tough? We need someone who will finish the job not run and whine.
You would think you could argue your candidates qualifications rather than tear down the opponent but the truth is, Sarah is more experienced at being a celebrity than she is at running a state.
It's funny, I have had at least 2 people on FR with pro Palin taglines defend Perry against the Palin crowd that jumps these threads. I don't see any Perry supporters jumping to your side. Thanks for all your hard work.
Are you that ignorant of the situation in Alaska—or do you just want to pin that label on her regardless?
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Lawrence schools now out of snow days
Hmmm, state law says the schools have to have a set number of school days, but state law also says the state needs to provide adequate funding for the schools to do so.
Gee, if the state can ignore this law, why can't we? I say to heck with making up the days and let the state take us to court.
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Statehouse Live: Committee chairwoman says business-backed, anti-union bill needs more study
If Rep. Smith wants to speak for himself, fine. But like ATR mentioned, he's trying to speak for all teachers... NEA members or not. Frankly, if an ex-Navy man and law enforcement official felt "intimidated" by the KNEA "thugs" in Shawnee Mission, then maybe these "thugs" should be the ones running for state office.
February 6, 2013 at 2:35 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Statehouse Live: Committee chairwoman says business-backed, anti-union bill needs more study
Unlike other districts around the state, we haven't heard one peep from the Lawrence school board or superintendent about all this teacher-bashing by the state. It'd be kind of nice to know where they stand on all this.
February 6, 2013 at 1:51 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Statehouse Live: Battle begins in House over public unions
Paycheck protection from whom? Once I earn my money, it's mine to do with as I please... regardless of what a smattering of automated poll takers think. If I want to have my employer (regardless if it's the state or a private business) deduct money for dues, charitable donations, etc... it's my business.
And I have yet to see one shred of evidence that supports these legislator's claims that the NEA is "coercing" people to join. And no one who joins has to pay through payroll deduction, it's just the most convenient option for most people.
January 30, 2013 at 8:23 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Note to court: Effect is a noun; affect is a verb ... except when they're not
I seriously doubt the bulk of the legislature read it at all. They just waited to be told what to think about it and fell "right" in line.
January 23, 2013 at 11:34 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Bill to be heard restricting union activities in political campaigns
So this bill will essentially end the teachers right to lobby for the educational interests of our children. Hmmm...
So, where are the bills that restrict corporations and the Chamber of Commerce from lobbying for their own personal special interests?
Yeah... I didn't think so.
January 23, 2013 at 11:10 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Ottawa man charged with aggravated battery in accidental shooting of 4-year-old
Bigtoe -- Do you copy and paste this paragraph to every article about shootings?
January 8, 2013 at 6:06 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Lawrence schools planning expanded career and technical education
KU doesn't. The article is referring to KU allowing other post-secondary institutions (like JCCC) to offer courses in town.
December 17, 2012 at 11:30 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
First Bell: Appeals court upholds ban on teacher-student relations; Debate about cut scores; Science education in Lawrence
I would really like to see a link to the actual USDE documents where you got this information.
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WHEN Wolfgang Puck opened Spago in West Hollywood in early 1982, he changed American restaurants. He did not do it by serving California cuisine or putting caviar on pizza; in fact, he didn't do it with the food at all.
Mr. Puck, a classically trained French chef who began his apprenticeship at age 13, and his partner, Barbara Lazaroff, now his wife, were the first restaurateurs to realize that rich Americans longed for great food without formality.
And so he began serving oysters without ostentation and foie gras without fuss. He told his customers that they could come in blue jeans if they wanted, and it turned out that they did.
''It should always feel like a party in the restaurant,'' Ms. Lazaroff said then, as she and Mr. Puck took the starch out of fine dining.
Last year, the couple opened Spago Beverly Hills, switching their focus from the casual West Hollywood location to a far more refined setting. The new restaurant once again gave an early clue to a new direction for dining in America.


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The Following deleted scenes (Season 1).
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I was actually happy to ride the TTC today.
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One of the suspects allegedly stabbed the two people inside the apartment and then fled.
According to police one of the victims, an adult female, is listed in fair condition. The other victim, an adult male, was initially listed in critical condition but later upgraded to serious condition.
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adagio 1 year, 10 months ago
At what cost has he created those jobs? What other jobs has he cut? He needs to get out!
deec 1 year, 10 months ago
"Among the incentives offered to lure the plant include a package from Topeka and Shawnee County governments worth more than $9 million, including free land for the factory and wind energy generation.
The state of Kansas offered tax incentives and work force training programs to Mars. Gov. Sam Brownback and Commerce Secretary Pat George said Mars would be able to take advantage of new incentives for capital investment that allow firms to expense the purchase of new equipment." http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2011/jun...
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Also about $6 million from KDOT and Commerce Dept. http://cjonline.com/news/business/2011-07-10/proposed-mars-deal-full-incentives#.Txdh5Xpa_Mw
deec 1 year, 10 months ago
Also about $6 million from KDOT and Commerce Dept. http://cjonline.com/news/business/2011-07-10/proposed-mars-deal-full-incentives#.Txdh5Xpa_Mw
beatrice 1 year, 10 months ago
rc77, I guess you do support the jobs lost with Boeing's departure then, right? I mean, the good comes with the bad. If he gets credit for one, shouldn't he get the blame for the other?
jafs 1 year, 10 months ago
If you add up the government jobs cut, and these lost jobs with any new ones created I wonder what the total would be, and whether or not it would be a net gain or loss of jobs.
Does anybody have that info?
firebrownback 1 year, 10 months ago
I wonder if anyone ever saw a bumper sticker that said "EAT THE RICH"? I'd love to see an Occupy Topeka statehouse to get rid of this governor. What do we need for a recall?
deec 1 year, 10 months ago
Everyone does. Sales taxes and/or property taxes, social security taxes, income taxes.
beatrice 1 year, 10 months ago
Actually, I agree. All but the poorest of the absolute poor should be paying federal income taxes, in my opinion. However, why should a wealthy person, because of loop holes in designating the way pay is distributed over time as "dividends" pay 15% on the money they make on the job if I am paying double that? Do you really think the money Mitt Romney made through working at Bain should be taxed at a lower rate than money made by someone making a living from the sweat of their labor?
beatrice 1 year, 10 months ago
Only decision he could make without a solid plan. Also, why should we be refining oil that can still go to China?
You think a restaurant shouldn't be able to set the prices for items on their menu?
jumpin_catfish 1 year, 10 months ago
I'm calling for brains to OCCUPY Nancy Pelosi's head but sadly no evidence that will ever happen. As for Brownback's tax plan, I need more data.
JackMcKee 1 year, 10 months ago
If you want more data don't rely on the garbage coming out of Brownback's office.
KNUCKLEDRAGGER 1 year, 10 months ago
KS is not TX We cannot make up the lost revenue with no income taxes.
We will be nickel and dimed to death and all the tax burdens will be shifted to the cities and counties. They are kidding themselves. KS has no Oil Revenue like TX
KS doesnt have the population of TX
Look up Art Laffer Ponzi Scheme - The brains of our Tax Policy
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MONTREAL – Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin announced today the signing of forward Travis Moen to a four-year contract (2012-13 to 2015-16). As per club policy, financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
"Travis brings tremendous leadership to our club, and is very appreciated from his teammates. He expressed his desire to remain with the Canadiens organization and we are very happy to have come to an agreement with him before July 1st. He has a lot of experience and brings a physical presence to our group of forwards," said Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin.
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"clip" Portuguese translation
clip {noun}
to clip {verb}
to clip [clipped|clipped] {vb} (also: to cut, to shear, to trim, to dress)
And we did video clips you can see them if you go to YouTube/Kenyatoons.
All we can do is sit around counting paper clips and spend our time in petty administrative tasks.
to clip [clipped|clipped] {vb} (also: to shear)
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The answer lies in motion and that's what I want to show you in the next clip.
Take him for a drive...... and bring me back his exact weight in paper clips.
And this is a little clip from an elementary school, which is very common in England.
(Laughter) This is my unveiling, because I am going to show you a clip.
They cannot differentiate sound quality differences between those two clips.
Here I have an 18-second clip of the very first walk of the prototype.
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It is 25x19 mm in size and comes with an easy-to-use butterfly clip.
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Protectionism must have its wings clipped, whatever the cost.
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buddy of mine got stage 4 when he drank four fifths of a 2 liter bottle of sovdka ...that was a fun night
dashgamer (05/28/2013) [-] I haven't had alcohol in about a year, so just a couple shots would make me go ******* crazy.
khajiithaswares (05/28/2013) [-]
I'm not russian but i can relate to that. I've gotten so used to alcohol, that a bottle of vodka dosen't do it for me anymore- has been that way for a couple of years now. Sometimes I try to stay sober, but after the first bottle, I just start drinking everything I see. i think i've become an alcoholic
the one and only ONLINE (05/28/2013) [-]
ayo... I can't stand vodka, I've drank a whole bottle of whiskey once but vodka... never again, I had 5 shots, walked outside, the breeze hit me hard
firesky (05/28/2013) [-]
Put sugar in it, make it hot and drink it with a straw. Than the alcohol has much more effect.
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I love how countries try and show off about how much they can drink, all that means is you have to spend more money on a night out.
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He'll just use good old Russian ingenuity to make it more potent.
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Pfft. I can assure you that that statement is false. A real Russian doesn't "Need" a lot of Vodka to get drunk. A real Russian is capable of extracting nearly all alcohol out of a beverage while it's still in his mouth. Hence, a Russian WILL get drunk on one bottle of Vodka if he really wants to. The only problem is that the remaining content isn't going to make him any less thirsty due to how hard he works to extract the alcohol in the first place.


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If your conviction is expunged/sealed (that's a big IF), a potential employer will most likely not be able to see your conviction. There are exceptions for certain professionals (teachers, lawyers, doctors), where the Bar or Boards can see those charges. Prosecutors, law enforcement and courts will still be able to see them. As to your final question, it depends on how the question was asked. Many times it asks the question and says "regardless of whether expunged/sealed."
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Hire an OVI atty and fight the Intox 8000.
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HB 86 does not apply to OVIs. They are treated differently than other felonies. They carry mandatory incarceration, do not consider normal sentencing factors and treatment in lieu is not applicable. Sorry.
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If you have uninsured coverage, you can go that route.
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