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Posted by Chris Weston in Miscellaneous at 4:01pm on December 11, 2013 | 4 comments
The main news during Asia trade was that we have seen budget agreement in Washington that, when passed through both the Senate and House, should avoid a government shutdown in January. Domestically, all the talk has been around General Motors withdrawing from Australia.
How significant the US budget deal is to the market is yet to be seen, but as things stand we've seen no change in the US ten-year treasury (now 2.80%), while S&P futures are up 0.2% from the cash close. Perhaps the market had already expected this agreement and safe passage through the necessary channels prior to today's...
Toyota reviews its viability
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 4:01pm on December 11, 2013 | 8 comments
From the AFR:
Toyota Australia is reviewing its Australian manufacturing to see if it can continue as a standalone operator in the wake of Holden's decision to exit local manufacture in 2016.
The sober assessment of the knock-on effects of the widely expected decision came as Toyota accused its main union of putting its own local car making operations at risk by urging workers to reject a cost cutting plan.
The Japanese-owned company, which is locked in a battle with the union over a $3800 per vehicle cost cutting target, said Holden's exit would "place unprecedented pressure on the...
AIG: Holden departure "severe setback" for industry
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 4:00pm on December 11, 2013 | 2 comments
From the lobby:
Holden's decision to shut down its local manufacturing operations by 2017 is a severe setback for Australian industry and the many people and businesses linked to the auto sector in this country," Ai Group, Chief Executive, Innes Willox said today.
"There are two big challenges presented by today's announcement which will be defining opportunities for government and industry. The first is to ensure that appropriate transitional support is provided for the employees and businesses directly affected by this decision. The second challenge is to make sure we find new...
Toyota will be next: AMWU
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 3:37pm on December 11, 2013 | 34 comments
The Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) claims that it is next to certain that Toyota will follow Holden, Ford and more recently Mitsubishi in ceasing car production in Australia, spelling the end of automotive manufacturing in this country:
"It's now highly likely that Toyota will leave Australia. In fact it's almost certain", AMWU national vehicles division secretary Dave Smith told reporters outside Holden's head office in Melbourne.
"Fifty thousand workers will be losing their job because of this decision by General Motors today."
Actually, it could be worse than that, with the...
ABC to conduct external audit of "bias"
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian business media at 3:24pm on December 11, 2013 | 36 comments
From the ABC:
ABC chairman James Spigelman has defended the corporation's digital presence, saying without online and mobile platforms it risked marginalising itself in a future media landscape.
In a speech at the National Press Club, Mr Spigelman also announced the ABC will produce and publish external audits examining its impartiality.
The comments come with the ABC having sustained strident criticism from News Corp Australia and some members of the Government in recent weeks.
Mr Spigelman said the ABC's expansion in digital media was always bound to clash with other broadcasters, but...
Official leading employment index falls again
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 2:40pm on December 11, 2013 | 1 comment
The Department of Employment has today released its Monthly Leading Indicator of Employment, which registered a 0.008pt fall in December – the second consecutive monthly drop following November's 0.009pt fall (see next chart).
The Indicator is supposed to anticipate movements in the growth cycle of employment via a composite index of four weighted series (ANZ Newspaper Job Advertisements, Dun and Bradstreet Employment Expectations, the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading Index of Economic Activity and the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment Index), which are statistically...
GM pulls the pin on Holden
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 2:11pm on December 11, 2013 | 75 comments
From General Motors:
DETROIT – As part of its ongoing actions to decisively address the performance of its global operations, General Motors today announced it would transition to a national sales company in Australia and New Zealand. The company also said it would discontinue vehicle and engine manufacturing and significantly reduce its engineering operations in Australia by the end of 2017.
"We are completely dedicated to strengthening our global operations while meeting the needs of our customers," said GM Chairman and CEO Dan Akerson. "The decision to end manufacturing in Australia...
The Australian economy must adapt or die
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 1:43pm on December 11, 2013 | 49 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Business Spectator's Rob Burgess has written a great post today encapsulating the challenges facing the labour market and explaining why the auto industry should not be left to die as the once-in-a-century mining investment boom unwinds:
When veteran journalist Kerry O'Brien asked former prime minister Paul Keating what happened to all the workers who lost their jobs as import tariffs were slashed in the early 1990s, Keating claimed they "found a better job a week later".
While that's factually wrong, the spirit of the statement is right – by removing...
Will the Swedes blow-up again?
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Global Housing at 12:24pm on December 11, 2013 | 10 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Sweden's housing market shares a lot of similarities with Australia.
As was the case in Australia, Sweden's financial system was deregulated in the mid-1980s, which led to a house price boom and then correction as the Swedish economy entered recession in the early-1990s. However, whereas Australia's banking system was almost brought to its knees via widespread corporate losses, Sweden experienced a banking crisis in the early-1990s after house prices crashed, as well as the nationalisation of Sweden's banks by the government.
And like in Australia, Sweden also...
Australian productivity is sliding again
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 11:40am on December 11, 2013 | 2 comments
Citi has a great update today on Australia's productivity growth as we head into our great adjustment. Sadly, productivity is slowing across the economy once more:
Recent official data provide less encouragement on labour productivity trends. The consensus view has been that financial pressure on companies from the strong AUD has driven a renewed focus on productivity. However, the National Accounts showed that labour productivity was again slowing . In the first nine months of this year labour productivity rose at an annual rate of ½%-¾%.
Which isn't good news for broader productivity...
Unemployment expectations jump
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 11:16am on December 11, 2013 | 5 comments
More from Westpac's range of consumer surveys today. Unemployment expectations have rebounded:
The unemployment expectations index rose 4.6% in Dec following on from 0.9% rise in Nov and a 0.6% rise in Oct. The index is now just 4.5% lower than where it was in Jun which had been looking like being a cyclical peak. The index has deteriorated since Sep (a fall in the index suggests consumers are not expecting unemployment to rise as much as they were) rising 6.2%.
This lift in the index has seen a turnaround in the annual pace from –8.2% in Sep to –2.0% in Dec. Unemployment expectations are...
Westpac consumer sentiment tanks
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 10:37am on December 11, 2013 | 1 comment
Westpac Consumer Sentiment is out and the honeymoon is well and truly over:
This is the lowest level of the Index since July this year. It is 4.3% below the average print for the last 3 months which covered the post-election period and the time of most euphoria around house prices. It appears that the boost in Confidence partly associated with the election result and booming house prices has faded in December.
In particular, confidence around the economic outlook has faltered. The components of the Index measuring consumer views on the economic outlook over the next 12 months and 5 years are...
AFR: Government chaos has spread to Holden
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 10:31am on December 11, 2013 | 22 comments
Fresh from Phil Coorey at the AFR:
Emanating from the federal government are two entirely different sets of instructions to General Motors Holden.
One, which is coming from Prime Minister Tony Abbott, his deputy, Warren Truss and Treasurer Joe Hockey is that the government has made up its mind, Holden is not getting any more money and it must announce immediately whether it is staying or going.
The contrasting view comes from Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane...that the government should not make a decision until March when the Productivity Commission inquiry into automotive assistance...
Kohler sees the light on Australia's expensive land
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 9:31am on December 11, 2013 | 49 comments
By Leith van Onselen
After campaigning for years against Australia's exorbitant land costs, it's good to see Alan Kohler acknowledge the issue today in Business Spectator, arguing that Australia's high cost of urban land is choking the economy:
The high price of land in Australia is one of the reasons businesses like Holden and Qantas are uncompetitive and the combination of several recent developments is making the situation much worse.
Australian house prices are already among the highest in the world, both in absolute terms and relative to income, and are now starting to rise rapidly...
WSJ: US negotiators to announce Budget deal
Posted by Houses and Holes in US Economy at 9:19am on December 11, 2013 | 0 comments
From the WSJ comes headline and not much else that may effect this morning's stock opening:
House and Senate negotiators are on the verge of announcing a budget agreement that would avert a government shutdown and bring a rare dose of stability to Congress's fiscal policy-making over the next two years, according to lawmakers briefed on the negotiations.
Sen. Patty Murray (D., Wash.) and Rep. Paul Ryan (R., Wis.) worked through the day Tuesday to put the finishing touches on a two-year budget agreement and briefed colleagues...
It will be interesting to see whether this good new is bad news or...
errr…RBA…we have a Sydney problem
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Property at 8:43am on December 11, 2013 | 117 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Yesterday's Housing finance figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) revealed a blow-off in investor demand, with investor finance commitments jumping by 8% in October, 29% over the year, and hitting the highest level on record (see next chart).
When looking at the state-by-state breakdown of investor mortgage demand, which is published in a separate release by the ABS and available to September 2013 only, you can see that New South Wales (read Sydney) is by far the biggest contributor to Australia's investor blow-off (see next chart).
In fact, as...
SQM climbs aboard Sydney house price rocket
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Property at 8:14am on December 11, 2013 | 4 comments
SQM Research released its weekly newsletter last night in which managing director, Louis Christopher, embraced Sydney's rapid house price inflation:
Each Tuesday, SQM Research updates our vendor asking prices index, which was released earlier this year. So far, we have been happy with the way the index has been tracking compared to the ABS house price series. As can be seen above, the Index at the capital city level has recorded a recovery in real estate prices this year and from what can be observed in this current December quarter, it appears the recovery is continuing onward. In the last 90...
NSW pollies brawl over their bubble
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 8:00am on December 11, 2013 | 13 comments
From BS today the NSW Opposition has attacked the removal of FHB grants in NSW:
..."The disappointing figures follow (Premier) Barry O'Farrell's decision to dump the $7000 First Home Owner Grant and end stamp duty exemptions worth up to $17,990 for first home buyers purchasing existing homes," Mr Daley said.
"Instead, the government's New Home Grant Scheme has paid 9802 grants to property investors and existing home owners buying a second property - further putting first home buyers out of the market."
Under the changes, taxpayers' money is "assisting property speculators", Mr Daley said.
Managed decline much safer than car industry bust
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 7:48am on December 11, 2013 | 16 comments
Cross-posted from Tom Conley at the Big P Political Economy
Labor Prime Minister Kevin Rudd began his term of office in 2007 with the catch cry that he didn't want to be a Prime Minister of a country that didn't make things anymore. In the final throes of his reign he stressed: "I'm at my heart of hearts an Australian economic nationalist who believes that we need manufacturing for the future". Despite the rhetoric, he left office with the manufacturing sector accounting for a substantially smaller percentage of gross value added than when he entered. Although as the charts below show,...
Grattan plugs into the electricity shock
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 6:42am on December 11, 2013 | 29 comments
The Grattan Institute today offers up a clear assessment of what has gone wrong with Australian electricity bills:
Electricity use in Australia is falling. From the 1960s to the end of the 20th century, electricity consumption increased at an average annual rate of six per cent. Investment in power stations and electricity networks also rose steadily. Since 2009, however, eastern states' electricity production has fallen and in Western Australia growth has plateaued since 2011.
Yet this extraordinary fall in demand has not led to a fall in price, as would occur in a conventional market. Since...
Australian dollar jumps as taper fades
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian dollar at 5:44am on December 11, 2013 | 21 comments
Last night's market moves were a clear shift towards a tapering taper. It's not obvious why but the US dollar fell and is not looking "taper strong" at all:
Gold leaped almost 2% though it still has an ugly chart:
The Australian dollar is back as well, up strongly on the night:
It has run pretty hard since yesterday's Housing Finance numbers so may be telling us the jig is up for interest rates.
US long bonds were bid and yields retreated further from their recent breakout above 3.9%. Stocks were marginally weak.
The data on the evening was sparse with only Job Openings,...
Budget black hole just keeps growing
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian budget at 3:53am on December 11, 2013 | 4 comments
These politicians, who are so keen on referencing consumer confidence, really do know how to destroy it. From the AFR today come new forecasts for a MYEFO black hole that just keeps on growing:
The federal government's debt is expected to blow out to more than $500 billion, according to Treasurer Joe Hockey, who only two weeks ago indicated debt would peak between $440 billion and $460 billion.
Mr Hockey revealed the new forecast in Parliament on Tuesday as he accused the previous Labor government of leaving Australia ill-prepared for its budget and economic challenges.
Europe recommits to a carbon price
Posted by Houses and Holes in Carbon Economy at 3:52am on December 11, 2013 | 0 comments
From the AFR:
Lawmakers at the European Parliament have approved a rescue plan for the European Union's system for trading carbon-emission credits. Their hope is to revive prices for carbon credits, which have been so low that the system is creating few incentives for smokestack industries to cut back on their emissions of greenhouse gases.
Although many experts see the plan as little more than a stopgap action, "today was extremely important to get the first emergency measures started," said Marcus Ferdinand, an analyst at Thomson Reuters Point Carbon, a market research firm in...
Can China rebalance and grow fast?
Posted by Houses and Holes in China Economy at 3:14am on December 11, 2013 | 4 comments
The FT has a neat article capturing my recent discussions around China today:
When China suffered a sharp cash crunch in June, many analysts and investors concluded that Beijing was ready to tolerate the "short-term pain" of slowing growth as it pushed through reforms to obtain the "long-term gain" of a better-balanced economy.
Yet with China cruising through the second half of 2013 with barely a bump on its economic road, a debate has begun about just how much pain is necessary after all. Can the Communist party implement an ambitious financial reform agenda and transform the...
Woodside plays possum on Browse contracts
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian LNG at 12:53am on December 11, 2013 | 3 comments
In what is shaping up as a fascinating test case for Japanese gumption:
WOODSIDE Petroleum chief executive Peter Coleman says he expects critical pricing talks with Japanese LNG buyers to be finalised by April next year amid a joint effort by Asian customers to drive down prices under new long-term contracts.
He said Woodside was unlikely to be able to provide guidance on the revenue impact of the new contracts until it released its June production report next year.
"Across the board, it is a very difficult time in Japan with their energy policy and also trying to ensure the economy...
Daily iron ore price update
Posted by Houses and Holes in Commodities, Iron ore price at 12:06am on December 11, 2013 | 0 comments
Minimal changes...
Links 11 December 2013
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Links at 12:02am on December 11, 2013 | 2 comments
Global Macro / Markets:
JPMorgan files patent for Bitcoin-style payment system - Financial Times
Why Is Everybody Sitting on Huge Piles of Cash? - Bloomberg
Get ready, here it comes: A December taper - CNBC
Jim Chanos, bad news bear, urges market prudence - Reuters
North America:
Now There Is a Volcker Rule - Bloomberg
There are six big arguments against the Volcker Rule. Here's why they're wrong - Washington Post
Inflation Likely to Continue Below 2%, Fed Paper Suggests - Wall Street Journal
The Volcker Rule draft regulations and fact sheet - Washington Post
U.S. exits...
ASX at the close
Posted by Chris Weston in Australian Shares at 4:38pm on December 10, 2013 | 4 comments
Contrary to what we've been seeing of late it's been the Aussie market that has outperformed, and after seeing technical 'corrections' in the likes in ANZ, NAB and WBC, better days have been seen than today.
Banks seeing better days
The ASX financial sector is seeing better buying, although volumes are poor and there seems to be some modest rotation from certain mining stocks into this space. The data in Australia has traders scratching their heads as to whether it is supportive for banks or a headwind. NAB business conditions improved modestly, although the index is still in negative...
China's November data eases
Posted by Houses and Holes in China Economy at 4:36pm on December 10, 2013 | 1 comment
China has released its November data dump and the peak is past it seems. Industrial production came in slightly weaker than expected at 10.1%:
Fixed asset investment was also a small miss at 19.9%, the lowest it's been since the GFC:
However, retail sales beat nicely on the upside at 13.7% versus 13.4% expected:
I guess you could call that a little...
Roy Morgan: Consumer confidence "plunges"
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy, Featured Article at 4:13pm on December 10, 2013 | 6 comments
Fresh from Roy Morgan, it seems Qantas and Holden matter to the punters:
The weekly Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Rating fell to 114.6 (down 5.5pts in a week since November 30/December 1, 2013). The fall in confidence was driven by respondents having less confidence in all components of the survey but mainly about economic conditions in Australia over the next 12 months.
Now just 29% (down 6%) of Australians expect 'good times' for the Australian economy over the next twelve months and 31% (up 5%) expect 'bad times'.
Australians are also less confident about their personal finances...
What happened to the Santa share rally?
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Shares at 4:04pm on December 10, 2013 | 6 comments
The AFR quotes the major sell side bulls today:
"The market has been impacted by the call on cash positions due to the recent surge of IPOs now hitting the market, but given high cash weightings that should get absorbed allowing the market to rebound heading into the New Year," said Morgan Stanley Wealth Management head of investment strategy Malcolm Wood, who has held a December 31 target of 5500 points since the start of this year.
Goldman Sachs stockbroker Richard Coppleson, who has had a year end target of 5600 points, maintains that the market could still get there, depending on what...
It's called a "bubble", Callam
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Property, Featured Article at 3:34pm on December 10, 2013 | 24 comments
Today at Business Spectator, noob Callam Pickering does another creditable job on housing:
It is clear that low interest rates have gained some traction in the Australian housing market. However, this has resulted in two undesirable developments. First, first home buyers are effectively priced out of the market in most states; and second, speculation and investor activity has become a major driver of price developments.
Under these circumstances, price growth is unsustainable. Eventually the market will run out of owner-occupiers looking to upgrade or downgrade, which will leave investors simply...
New home finance accelerates again
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Property at 3:15pm on December 10, 2013 | 1 comment
By Leith van Onselen
Today's housing finance data for October, released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), registered a 1.9% seasonally adjusted lift in mortgage demand for new homes in October, to be up by 12.4% over the year and tracking 13% above the 5 year moving average (see below charts):
Looking at at the state-by-state breakdown, which is presented below on a rolling annual basis since it is not seasonally adjusted, shows that the recovery in new home finance continues to be driven by New South Wales and Western Australia, although Queensland seems to be...
Pascometer burns red on housing bubble
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 3:13pm on December 10, 2013 | 3 comments
The Pascometer is back today following yesterday's poor effort with an improved piece:
This week's The Economist makes a well-argued case for much more spending on public works as much to head off looming asset bubbles in a world of cheap money as to generate growth. The magazine's leader, "More bricks, fewer bubbles" is taking particular aim at Europe and the US, but the core of the lesson applies just as well here. The Economist is hardly a hotbed of socialist propaganda, but it suggests there are dangerous bubbles ahead if we rely on cheap money to stimulate market-led investment...
Investors still dancing on first home buyers' grave
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Property at 1:01pm on December 10, 2013 | 8 comments
By Leith van Onselen
One of the most notable aspects of the recent uplift in home prices is the prevalence of investor activity, which appears to be crowding-out first home buyers (FHBs).
Today's housing finance data, summarised earlier, continued this trend, with first home buyer (FHB) demand failing to launch, despite nominal mortgage rates at near multi-decade lows. Meanwhile investor finance continues to reach for the stars, jumping by 8% in October, 29% over the year, and hitting the highest level on record (see next chart).
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Winter weather advisories are in effect for Central New York. Winter storm warnings have been cancelled.
Yesterday we alerted you that we needed to keep a sharp eye on not only the amount of precipitation heading our way, but also the type of precipitation. In my updated forecast, both the amounts and types have changed somewhat. What does this mean? Some spots get more snow and heavier accumulations. Other areas of central and southern New York, will get noticeably less total snowfall due to more sleet and freezing rain.
The worst and heaviest storm totals today will occur across the northern third of north-central and northern New York. Areas of northern and eastern Oswego, northern Oneida, Lewis, Jefferson, Herkimer and Saint Lawrence counties will receive 6-12" of snow. Some isolated 12"+ amounts will be possible over sections of then northern and eastern Tug Hill Plateau and Lewis county.
For a large chunk of Central New York, including Syracuse and the Thruway corridor, steady overnight snow has changed to ice pellets and has become much more intermittent. In addition, the heaviest precipitation for the rest of the day will likely occur east of Lake Ontario. This combination will likely mean snow/sleet totals ranging from as little as 3" for Syracuse and the Thruway corridor to perhaps as much as 4-6" for areas in south central Oswego and Oneida counties. The precipitation will be mainly sleet and freezing rain across the Finger Lakes and the central and southern tier. This will keep total snow amounts much, much lower and more in the sloppy, icy, slushy mess category.
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SYRACUSE (AP) -- The remains of 80 people buried in the mid-19th century have been moved as part of a community college renovation in central New York.
The Syracuse Post-Standard reports the bodies of homeless people who died at the Onondaga County Poorhouse between 1826 and 1840 were reburied Wednesday during work at Onondaga Community College.
The remains were found by archaeologists studying the poorhouse property before it was converted to use by the college.
Genealogist Nancy Maliwesky says the only remains identified were those of three Kingman family children, aged 2, 4 and 7, who died in early 1832.
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Jon Quinn 3 years, 3 months ago
Scott, It is absolute lunacy to equate the Iron Horse fiasco and the base area redevelopment Scott. I give you a lot of credit for your insightful comments, but here you seem to be way off base.
On another note, I wonder if you would ever consider meeting me for a friendly cup of coffe some day. I would appreciate the opportunity to meet you in person. firstname.lastname@example.com.
upstream 2 years, 10 months ago
Scott- you are really on your game in the discussion of Tom Ross column on guncontrol. Sometimes you are spot on with your insights and wit and other times...well, a little less on your game I suppose. Anywho- I got a good chuckle out of your remarks. thanks.
Mary Davenport 1 year, 3 months ago
I sure wish that people that were commenting on the Hayden School situation would stop unless you have a student in the district. You have no idea the family dynamics and other life situations that relate to students and test taking abilities. Not everybody is a test taker that will score high. I work in a university setting and see that students that fail on the first or second attempt on a national licensure exam would be EXCELLENT at what they are testing for but just freeze up on the test. Does that stem from not having enough learning days or good enough instructors - NO.
max huppert 1 year, 2 months ago
Scott I just saw Cargo at the Bar, she said you are getting a letter together for utility rates they want to raise in OC, let me know so I can sign it. max
Renee Gaerlan 8 months, 2 weeks ago
Scott, thank you so much for reading between the lines and understanding what really happened to the "partner families". Please read the post if you want to get the truth from the other side.
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OXFORD, Mass. (AP) -- A vigil will be held following a weekend shooting in which police said a father fatally shot his 7-year-old daughter before critically wounding his 9-year-old son and killing himself.
A hospital spokeswoman said Monday that shooting victim Owen Benway remains in critical condition.
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While we're just one day away from -- when I'll have another foot instead -- history and become the first horse since 1978 to win the Triple Crown you're looking.
Add new video in to us of course is going for practice run this morning.
And a claimant is live now at Belmont park here here here with -- preview hello and a.
-- guys and good morning to everybody at home yes sources are stretching their legs getting ready for the big dance tomorrow but despite humble beginnings and relative lack of success until only recently.
The jockey for -- I'll have another Mario Gutierrez is trying to do it hasn't been done in a generation -- Triple Crown.
And live up to his new nickname Super Mario.
Success hasn't come easily for 25 year old jockey Mario Gutierrez he's only won 12% of his races in the past year.
But his luck changed when he climbed Don I'll have another winning the Kentucky Derby and the preakness Gutierrez is now position to end a 34 year drought and become a Triple Crown winner at the Belmont Stakes.
Yes I'm happy and they have been.
Everything has happened aliases -- -- -- there's some little.
Gutierrez is not even one of the top fifteen jockeys at his home track in California.
But I'll have -- owner and trainer decided to take a chance on the long shot jockey anyway horses run for Mario and I'm not sure exactly what makes that happen but.
He's just talk sources and and they run for I'll have -- trainer says he's fully behind that inexperienced jockey and hopes the duo will make history.
It will be nice for me to feel the track he somehow in the high pressure.
I never seen that can -- from the living and and and -- -- so everything is new for me.
They -- here says he is doing his homework watching videos of previous Triple Crown winners will find out just how super Super Mario and his horse I'll have another truly are.
Tomorrow at Belmont Stakes for the post time 6:40 PM back to you right we'll be watching -- some Santana.
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Marie Geraldine Olson, age 78, resident of Lakota, ND, died Tuesday, February 9, 2010 at Mercy Hospital in Devils Lake, ND.
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Marie Geraldine Olson, age 78, resident of Lakota, ND, died Tuesday, February 9, 2010 at Mercy Hospital in Devils Lake, ND.
Marie Geraldine Asunma was born September 23, 1931 on her parent's farm in Pelto Township of Nelson County, ND, the daughter of William and Mary (Muhonen) Asunma. She was raised and educated at Pelto, Cleveland, and Lakota, graduating from Lakota High School in 1951.
After graduation she worked as a waitress in Lakota and Devils Lake. Marie married Lloyd E. Olson of rural Brocket, ND, on June 29, 1952. They lived on the farm where she was born, and farmed in the Brocket-Whitman area. They were married for 26 years until the time of Lloyd's sudden, tragic death on August 2, 1978. She continued to live on the family farm until 1994 when she moved into the house of her parents in Lakota. Marie enjoyed reading, embroidery, doing crossword puzzles, and following the activities of her grandsons. Her grandkids meant the world to her. Marie is a member of Grace Lutheran Church, where she taught Sunday School for many years. In 2009, Marie moved into the Odd Fellows Basic Care Home in Devils Lake, and remained there until the time of her death.
Marie is survived by three daughters, Debra (Dana) Grow of Grand Forks, ND, Kerry (Kevin) Rysavy of Lakota, ND, and Kelly (Richard) Jerombeck of Grand Forks, ND; grandsons, Terry and Travis Rysavy, and Nathan Jerombeck; a sister, Linda (Eugene) Roerick of Frazee, MN; and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Lloyd; her son, Lloyd Jr.; daughter and son-in-law, Marilyn and Perry Bunde; parents, Bill and Mary Asunma; brothers, George Kyllonen, Joseph Kyllonen, and Ben Asunma; and an aunt, Ruth Varnson.
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Garth Brooks made it official this morning on Good Morning America - he is going on a World Tour in 2014!
"You know what, since it's you and since we've had a history forever, let's announce it. We're going on a world tour in 2014," Brooks told Robin Roberts this mornig on "GMA." He added, "I can't believe I just did that but you are a doll."
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We spent a few hours yesterday catching up with VelaTel's world travelling CEO George Alvarez (currently on East Coast of United States) on the transformational changes in VELA's China 4G strategy and updates on recent 8k filings and their existing LOI'd acquisition deals in the Balkans/East Europe. We will break this extensive report into a few reports over the next few days.
VelaTel Global Communications ($VELA) recently had a successful "soft launch" in eight cities in Peru. And as of Sept. 15, the soft launch period is over, the Go Movil stores are open, the networks are running, and they will fulfill all their orders as the customer premise equipment (CPE) clears customs in Peru. (We expect a vast majority of the 7,000 pre-orders will convert to customers.)
At NBT, we continue to believe VelaTel Global Communications ($VELA) is THE most-undervalued 4G carrier holding company in the world. But the company won't be holding on to that "small" status for much longer. Here are 10 reasons why we have big faith in this company, and the foothold it is securing in the mobile broadband Internet industry.1. VelaTel's 100%+ Emerging Market Annual Growth Model vs. Legacy Carriers
It is NO secret -- China Mobile HAS to have the iPhone on its TD-LTE network to win over 4G carriers to their TD-LTE 4G standard.
It is also apparent that VelaTel ($VELA) needs TD-LTE to work with Apple ($AAPL) iPhones so it can sell its 50%-LOWER-cost data plans to 4G iPhone subscribers … iPads, too, for that matter.
It's confirmed that this day is, in fact, nearing.
We have been talking about how China Mobile is 1,000% committed to working with 4G carriers to inculcate its format for 4G TD-LTE into the world's upcoming 4G systems.
This video offers a quick primer about LTE as the opportunity of our lifetimes.
Pacific Bottleworks, a leading importer, distributor and marketer of specialty beverages in the Canadian market, has signed on to put Pulse Beverage's ($PLSB) Cabana lemonade line in its network stores and within the food-service industry in its reach. It will also house, ship and merchandise the product.
Get the full details here.
Not even a month ago, Pulse Beverage ($PLSB) landed a big distribution deal that put its Cabana lemonade in 250 convenience stores in the Midwest and South. And today, the company reported that it has sold out of its first 50,000 casees produced.
Everything is coming together for Visualant ($VSUL). It's got a great team in charge, complete with the talent behind its unique Spectral Pattern Matching (SPM) technology. And now they've secured the first patent for their proprietary authentication and diagnostic technology that uses color mapping at the photon level to ensure accuracy beyond the shadow of a doubt.
Congratulations, team ... and well done!
I have a funny feeling that, someday, I will be saying, "I told you so!" about VelaTel ($VELA) to its skeptics. It's got a ton of promise, the wheels are finally in motion to deliver its product, and it's just a matter of time before the stock gets up and follows.
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EDINBURG, Texas---Kendrick Martin struck out nine in six and a third innings leading the McAllen Thunder to a 3-2 victory over the Edinburg Roadrunners Monday night at Edinburg Baseball Stadium. The loss snaps the Roadrunners four-game win streak.
The Thunder (14-17) got their only runs in the top of the first against left-hander James Giulietti. Eric Eiland hit a one-out double and then moved to third on an infield single by Yaibel Tamayo. With runners on the corners, Yordanys Perez hit an RBI fielder's choice driving in Eiland from third. D.J. Dixon followed with an RBI single to right that allowed Tamayo to score from second. A fielding error then allowed Perez to score from second giving McAllen the 3-0 lead.
The Roadrunners (14-17) answered back with a run of their own in the bottom of the first. Brandon Wilkerson reached on a fielder's choice and then moved to second on a walk to Gabe Memmert. Osiel Flores then hit an RBI single to left center field driving in Wilkerson from second cutting the Thunders lead 3-1.
In the bottom of the third, Jamar Hill reached on a two-out walk and then stole second base. Stantrel Smith then hit an RBI single to field that allowed Hill to score making it a 3-2 Thunders lead.
That would be all the scoring in the ball game as both pitchers settle down. Giulietti (0-1) at one point retired 11 batters in a row but still came away with the tough loss after allowing three runs, two of which were earned, in the first inning.
Martin (2-2) picked up the win after allowing two runs on five hit in his six and a third innings.
Luis Matamoros picked up the save, his fourth, after a perfect ninth giving McAllen the 3-2 victory.
The Roadrunners travel to Harlingen for a five-game series with the Rio Grande Valley WhiteWings starting tomorrow night at Harlingen Field.
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hanged my W a little, what you guys think?
Willis you arent doing your 3D right
For a drop shadow just redraw your entire letter, but either left, down and to the left (or right, whatever).
Pick each point and redraw it down and to the _____. Your dropshadow is really messed up. (This same thing goes to ORIS from the top of this page)
Honestly i dont like the W the I or the L
Start with straighter lines then once you get some alright looking straight throws start curving that shit up
Today I'm just a lonely man tomorrow I'll be king.
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Yo thanks bro I haven't tried a del4sel throw until today so this is the first three. Surely more to come now that I know how to efficiently upload so we'll see where it ends. I was pretty surprised at that S too I think that's the most original thing i've ever done. Props to yours as well man that shit is fire! Post some more of those throws!!! Peace.
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For those that remember this battle... I liked this concept drawing and would like to work on improving it a bit because I think it has some potential.
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anybody wanna exchange?
i write rung
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Lose the stars.
random bomb
get rekt - phill is right. but its also cool to say please
del4sel - looks pretty good. try to gain some more flow. and that 4 is killing me. but still it looks like your putting in work. props for that
Yo rung-Kind of sloppy I'm pretty tired if u want me to take another shot at it just let me know man. oh ya and on the 1st one I obviously fucked up the r so I had a better idea but idk what the hell went on with my hand and the G I was just freeballin' it and thot it would be "kewl" if I just made the top stretch a wee bit
••@del4sel, damn if those are you first attempts at it I applaud you man 'cause they got flow kind of but just aint clean. Like they're spaced perfectly you got the main idea of how the letter should be but u just need to fit it in nicely, like I don't like how the bottom of the S comes out over the 4 and the 4 look like Y's but pretty good I suck at #'s so I'm understand you on that man.
••@Scam-i would try and start with some like squarished beefed up keyboard letters for those letters like a JA style of throw simple and fresh!
••@Fuck the fame-first get ur letters all the same size man, then we'll see from there
nice crit man
i never really notice that too much
liking that bottom throw
the top one seems rushed
i like the n man
maybe try making the rest of the c and e flow better
and it would be cool if the u wasnt so hidden
need som,e critssss. the D in my throw doesnt sit well with me. also, i need some 3d/shadow help...im not sure what direction would make the most sense for my vanishing point.
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