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I have made reservations for the Paducah show...and Lucy is coming!! We are staying at Big Bear Resort..it's a little bit out of Paducah, but we have rented a little 1 bedroom cottage, it has a living area and a little kitchen...FUN FUN FUN! So that fun is for April, 2007....
The second very cool thing...there is a BIG quilter's retreat here that goes all out. It's kind of spendy and I haven't gone before. I was contacted and asked if I would like to be the official massage therapist for the retreat..a personal invitation! I said I would, if I could be guaranteed enough clients to cover the cost of my lodgings.
I just heard back that several people have paid their registration, and my fee for the massage on the form, and so I get to go to the retreat EXPENSES PAID! A little massage work on the side, and the rest of the time I get to spend quilting with everyone else. How cool is that?! The massages I have reserved so far will cover the cost of a little cottage room all to myself. It is Feb 22nd to 25th. So I have that in the works.
The third cool thing, okay so I didn't mention that in the title...this past weekend was the MS-150 ride for Multiple Sclerosis. With your help we raised over $2060.00 to fight MS. I had a great time working on the cyclists saturday and sunday. I was SO BEAT by the time I was done, but it was so worth while. I mean, what's better than guys in spandex bike shorts? :cÞ No really, it was wonderful, uplifting, and most of all FUN.
I haven't had time to work on my blue/neutral quilt....and it's driving me crazy. I have so many customers to finish quilts for and the pressure is ON. So...That pile of 1/2 sq triangles are going to have to sit there at the machine table for just a while longer while I get caught up on stuff. Life gets in the way, you know?!
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
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Thursday, September 14, 2006
Thursday.....it's cool and the windows are open!
Oh, I am SO enjoying this cooler weather. You are probably tired of hearing it...but when you have been without it so long, you just embrace it like a lost friend!
Yesterday it poured and poured...that was NOT fun to drive in, but today, it is overcast, very green....nice gentle breeze..and I have the windows open letting some fresh air in here. It's nice when the a/c stops running 24/7 and I don't have to breathe processed air! This real stuff with lower humidity is great!
It's been a crazy week so far so I haven't gotten as far as I would have liked to with my power sewing. I spent some time this morning, and I have gone as far as I can. Now I have the job of 180 1/2 sq triangle squares ahead of me, so that needs some concetrated time before I see any more 'real' progress on this thing.
I have to laugh...you guys! I didn't show you my ironing board so you could say how much you like it, or don't like it! It's an IRONING BOARD! :cD Is it supposed to match every quilt I press on it? It was cheap, I needed a new one, and walmart had this one. I kind of liked the barn red plaid with the chickens :c) However, my ironing board is NOT part of my interior decorating and I don't think it has to match anything, and it is okay with me if it clashes with some things that I sew ;c)
Are you getting the idea of these blocks yet? Do they look like the beginnings of a star to you? :c)
And I couldn't resist taking a picture of Oscar as he auditioned the pile of blue strips. I think he approved!
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Tuesday, feeling almost like fall!
You can't believe what a break it is when it starts to be a bit cool and less humid in the mornings in South Carolina! It's been GORGEOUS the past few days...yes! Come on FALL!
With fall brings the desire to pull out the crockpot for some wonderful soups that simmer all day long, whole wheat bread dough rising in the bowl, and hot cereal for breakfast with brown sugar, cinnamon, raisins and milk...comfort food!
I just can't cook like this in the summer...it's usually too hot to even want to drink hot tea in the mornings. Once school starts and things settle in, I hanker for my tea pot and the smell of tea steeping as well.
I have another little picture for you! Let's see..what have I done so far? 90 hour glass units....turning 1/2 of them into puss in the corner type blocks....and now..180 flying geese units! Some quilts just require building one block at a time so you can match colors and get things just so. Other quilts...like this one...just call for what I refer to as POWER SEWING! Figure out how many units you need, and just chain them through the machine in mile long strings of pieces. THIS is that kind of quilt!
Now that I've finished the fying geese units, I need to make 180 1/2 square triangle squares, blue and neutral. It's a daunting task, but with power sewing, books on CD, or music from XM radio 70's channel blaring, I can get it done in no time!
I finished the binding/hanging sleeve on Weed Whacker last night at guild meeting and showed it for show and tell. It was a hit :c)
Sunday, September 10, 2006
Lazy Sunday
I worked Saturday (yesterday) doing massage, and after I got home I was just beat...I did finish a customer's quilt that has to be delivered to guild meeting in Aiken tomorrow, but no time to play with my own fabric!
Today I treated myself to a LONG Sunday nap. Sundays were meant for napping I think. I just need it to catch up and recharge myself for the next week coming, and if I don't get my Sunday afternoon nap, I'm just not a happy girl!
I've been playing a bit this afternoon with my pieces. Want another sneak preview? Here you go! Remember those two piles of 2.5" strips? (See below) The idea is that you can make this whole quilt from 2.5" strips. If you have also been cutting scraps down into bricks (2.5" X 4.5") and squares (2.5") you can use those too......but with the use of the companion angle ruler, and the easy angle ruler, both by EZ, and a regular rotory ruler, you can cut all the pieces for this quilt from 2.5" strips :c)
Some of the steps could be simplified if you were to speed piece with long strips and rotory cut across panels, but sometimes I like to just chain feed individual pieces and pairs through and get more variety in my piecing instead of having sections that all look the same because you used long strips to create them, you know what I mean?
Anyway....stay tuned...keep guessing...I'm back to sewing!
Saturday, September 09, 2006
Did you ever have a moment like this? Ive been chainpiecing scrappy blue hourglass blocks.....took my long chain to the ironing board....and lo, and behold..this block's seam had THREE layers instead of 2! I guess this is what happens when I'm still chain piecing past midnight :c)
As for what I'm making? I'm not tellin! :c) You'll have to wait and see! I pulled out all the blue and neutral 2.5" strips into two piles and I've got PLANS!!
Monday, September 04, 2006
Quilter, Quilter, Quite Contrary....
Quilter, Quilter, Quite Contrary,
How much does your fabric weigh?!?
I am spending the afternoon MOVING my fabric cabinets from one side of the
room to the other. :c|
My quilting room is above my garage, the size of a 2 car garage, and the
wall where my cabinets *WERE* was above the garage door below.
I noticed a week or so ago that my floor felt "slightly slanty" and moving
some stuff out of the way, saw that the floor had dipped down away from teh
wall. There is about a 1" gap BELOW the baseboard and where the floor now
resides. I don't know what it will take to fix this. I didn't think that
cabinets against an outside wall would be too much unsupported weight.
Up against a wall SHOULD be able to bear weight....but...this is above the
garage door area, so there are less beams in the middle going from ground up
to the second level, so maybe it can't support as much weight.
Moving all this fabric has been a CHORE, and it makes me realize more to
what extent my fabric obsession has taken. I can't sew it fast enough! Even
though I have been basically NO BUY for 2 1/2 years now....it doesn't
deplete fast enough for me to make a dent on any of the shelves..especially
since I love scrap quilts so much and tend to go to those bins and the FQ's
If there is anything that makes a quilter take stock and take notice and
pledge to SEW SEW SEW instead of "oh, a sale, let's go fabric shopping
because this coupon is burning a hole in my pocket" it's having to MOVE the
stash and the cabinets, even across the room.
Paralyzed by the stash?? You bet!
Sunday, September 03, 2006
Weed Whacker Pattern Up!!
I have added the directions for "Weed Whacker!" to my website!
There are no pics of the finished quilt yet....I'm quilting the last border, and then will start the binding! I'll add more pics to the page when I have the quilt finished...but in the mean time, there is no reason why you can't get started on your blocks!
I also wanted to thank all who have pledged to the Multipe Sclerosis Society's MS-150 ride! Thanks to your pledges we have raised $1,685.00 to help find a cure for MS! We couldn't do it without you. You are terrific!
The ride is in 2 weeks, September 16th and 17th. DH is riding, and I'm doing massage on the riders for the 2 days of the ride. If you haven't pledged yet and would still like to contribute, all the information is on the Quiltville page.
There are no pics of the finished quilt yet....I'm quilting the last border, and then will start the binding! I'll add more pics to the page when I have the quilt finished...but in the mean time, there is no reason why you can't get started on your blocks!
I also wanted to thank all who have pledged to the Multipe Sclerosis Society's MS-150 ride! Thanks to your pledges we have raised $1,685.00 to help find a cure for MS! We couldn't do it without you. You are terrific!
The ride is in 2 weeks, September 16th and 17th. DH is riding, and I'm doing massage on the riders for the 2 days of the ride. If you haven't pledged yet and would still like to contribute, all the information is on the Quiltville page.
Saturday, September 02, 2006
And Now She's Quilting!
I've got to head to the massage office in a bit, but I wanted to share some pics of the quilting on weedwhacker....I'm doing a whirlygig feather thing in the whacker blades....and since the border was inspired by an amish joseph's coat quilt...curling amish feathers are going in the border. If it was a solid border, I'd echo them or fill in the other spaces, but the stitching is mostly lost in the busy fabrics anyway..still I think you can see it since I took the pics with the flash off :c)
I'm using a fuscia thread in the dark areas...and a varigated pastel in the lights. It's a superior varigated and it is ANYTHINTG but superior. It breaks and breaks! :c( I've messed with tension and everything..changed needle....it quilts fine with the solid fuscia, but this superior is (*&@#$(*&$&!
And She Kept On Piecing......
I tried to do two plain borders...honest I did! I got the first one on, fine....I used a black on black check for the inner border...It really set off the center I thought, but nothing that I laid outside that black border had enough color for the rest of the quilt!
So..back to the sewing machine. I'm not crazy about piano key borders...but I always wanted to try an angled strip border, like the ones on an amish style "Joseph's Coat" quilt. I wanted to limit the bias as much as possible, so I cut mine with a 60 degree angle instead of a 45 degree angle....and I used up a gazillion more strips, though you wouldn't know it by looking in the bin.
I have come to realise that looking in my strip bins is like dealing with another night of "left over casserole" from the fridge. It's time to start slicing into some yardage to spice up the mix a bit. I have a lot of red/blue/purple/black..but bright colors like yellows and oranges and lime greens or hot pinks etc...I think I've used them all up!
After finishing the top I came to the same conclusion with the back. I didn't really WANT to piece a back! But...I didn't have anything that really went well enough, or that I had enough of to use as a whole backing..I would have had to piece anyway. I had remaining black and grey squares from piecing my ocean waves back, and I had left over pink/coral squares from piecing my spider web back, so I only had to cut a few more to have enough to piece this back...checkerboard fashion....grey/black/pink. :c)
This quilt really IS a scrapbuster!
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Posted by Steve Kinman in Cloud, Executive Blog, Funny, SoftLayerAt my house, we share a single iTunes account because as much as I hate to admit it … I listen to the same music as my 11-year-old on occasion, so why buy the same music twice? I have my iPhone setup to automatically sync via any wireless connection, so I occasionally get new apps when someone else in the house downloads something.
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The sneaky little guy looked up to me and grinned, "Oh yea, 'cuz of that cloudamajigger thing."
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Welcome back -- Lawrence -- that area we have to top Patel joining us sunset now Fox Business.
With them.
Pretty interest staying.
Important story for you and I eat out women for women.
Ileana -- nearly even and trying to get back into the workforce and how easy or difficult companies here in the US make it compared -- let's say the UK.
Exactly exactly this new trend that's -- developing an American friends that are as being adopted from UK firms.
Two actually facilitate and help and support women.
They become pregnant -- McCain leave and when they come back right so afterlife diet that kind of like exactly -- in the UK it's nothing to take six months to a year.
The McKinley and -- and get paid for most of that time.
In the US as we know we take three months a lot of friends -- three months what was happening.
Without a lot of US firms like at what was happening within the premise that a woman would become pregnant.
And she and her -- it would just ignore the fact that she was having this huge life significant change.
Happening -- -- leave and then come back.
And act like everything was normal and then they would be fallout obviously things have changed the her schedule is changed her -- change.
And what -- realize all of these Wall Street firms financial firms are really Siemens.
High powered executive women.
-- being the jobs often they came back from -- they're losing talent you losing talent they're losing women with ten plus years experience.
Business relationships lead is within the firm that -- producers and the cost of replacing them was very -- So what they inside implementing and I -- and if you executive coaches that -- -- in -- these firms is you know a support program and then take three steps to it away.
It's before I go on maternity leave when your -- pregnant -- player having these important communication.
Communicate conversations with them.
About the expectations -- You know what who's going to copy you how is that gonna work how is it gonna work when you come back and will you be -- -- have a flexible schedule because obviously you have.
Outside parties you know have to leave work Edison time and things like that and also what was happening was a lot of employees that there was assumptions being made in both sides -- Employees would assume that well.
The woman is pregnant and she must wanna take a step back in her prayer and that might not be the case so is important for the woman to communicate.
With their employees say.
To say you know my name is in no way thinking back I have this change but I'm gonna walk around it helped me work around it.
So that was that's what this that was what that's what their career Coach and of that returning to which helps when you get through accidentally support the women while -- maternity leave.
And with child -- issues -- -- a big one.
How they gonna get back.
You know how they can look at his transitions back -- to be my work and also.
How much they didn't need it while there off on the -- would it work with -- to that well it's it depends on the woman you can still be in touch with in the office.
You know -- a conference call or email.
Oh or even before you come back you can spend a couple of things back at work why don't -- tend to be back -- types of -- different options that.
Before it was even being discussed a -- -- -- just in -- or leasing help the woman get back.
Into war and how are manifested by -- well actually this is interesting because a lot of men are they these programs are veiled women to.
They also going through life change and what one create -- -- -- that it's not just about becoming pregnant having a child it's actually just a life change.
And that's how firms are beginning to look at this situation it's -- -- -- -- -- the CEO of Yahoo! Marisa Mayer and she said this week at a fortune magazine conference that her priorities are in this order.
God family Yahoo!.
Is that still -- -- -- I mean I guess my -- -- to be the same my eight -- got Sam -- fox my job.
But yet she took one a couple of weeks few weeks maternity leave a lot of women got upset about that -- open your priorities might be -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- On -- is an extra name -- in the unusual position when she's probably able to afford to have six nannies taking an -- her child 24 hours a day.
And the assistance that she needs where she obviously she's -- she's pregnant.
You know should he had a conversation with her employer they knew exactly what -- happen and she worked it out -- she could have flexible schedule.
You know I'm confused it's -- -- yes it was so supportive of absolutely and he's actually it's a good and that's got a lot of criticism because a lot of woman like oh my gosh why would you don't wanna take time off.
But at same time it's very progressive of the firm to hire someone knowing -- gonna take.
Right -- can begin I don't know about either a lot of my friends.
China -- as long as possible -- time the announcement based on certain things are happening in the company because they're always worried about being.
Disqualified or judge because well they're hacking -- well maybe that is exactly a lot of women felt like they were invisible.
They where you can sidetracked.
When C announced their pregnant because of these assumptions made and that's.
-- communications -- You -- and I am so impressed by women who literally work two days but up until two days of thinking and I -- friendly and I -- -- but a little girl.
I mean if only we can all be so lucky -- and I think.
This is Elvis thank you so much for coming -- -- high your article on foxbusiness.com.
It sounds more from trying to retain women throughout through maternity programs -- -- is going -- -- my glasses they could see that are right we're gonna break and.
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The Air Jordan V and the Nike Air Command Force are sneakers of the same era-the two releasing just a year apart (The Air Jordan V made its debut in 1990 and the Command Force a year later). Erasing the gap between the two sneakers is this latest joint from Ramses, which brings the original black and yellow blocking for that pumped up Nike shoe onto the Air Jordan V. Do you think the results top the previous Air Jordan IV "Command Force" creation? Give us your thoughts as far as a head to head battle between the two customs down in the comments and then get in touch with creator Ramses with any inquiries.
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While the government continues to talk about gun legislation, measures to keep kids safe in school have been taken years ago.
Two districts in our area use the advice and quick thinking of a school Resource Officer to deter future criminals.
However, it goes much deeper than just safety.
Chief of the Everest Metro Police Department, Wally Sparks told us, "Being able to address the issues and have an officer there to engage students and look at warning signs before. Then they can try to intervene."
Each district while having a resource officer on duty, have not had any major incidents. Law enforcement says that's because it deters criminals because of the armed presence.


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The Old Ouse Bridge is seen from King's Staith in this atmospheric 18th century oil by Farrington.
It was a popular place for visitors of the day, notes Peter Brown in his catalogue to the Views of York exhibition at Fairfax House, where the painting is on loan from the Company of Merchant Adventurers – even though getting to it was not always easy. Mr Brown said: "Access to the landing area was only possible from Castlegate from the three water lanes.
"These steep narrow passages were full of filth, so the experience must have been a challenge for the tourist." King's Staith at the time of this painting was the main landing for freshwater fish, Mr Brown notes. But the city was keen to prevent any cleaning of the fish immediately next to the bridge.
York's so-called "Pudding holes" were public washing places, downstream of the bridge, with steps down to the river's edge, and one is seen in the foreground. In 1573 the council decreed that "None shall lay any myer or other fylth at the Pudding hole, but to carry the same to St George Closse."
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- Sources tell Reuters Carlyle (CG) is preparing to either sell specialty chemical maker PQ Corp. for up to $3B (after factoring debt), or take it public.
- Carlyle paid $1.5B to acquire PQ in '07. Since then, the company has been merged with industry peer INEOS Silicas, and has shed its engineered glass products business (Potters Industries). PQ is estimated to have annual EBITDA of $300M.
- Carlyle will reportedly talk with banks next week to select IPO underwriters for PQ, but will simultaneously continue exploring a sale.
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Thursday, Dec 53:39 PMCarlyle again tries to cash in its Brazilian travel agency
- "If they thought the moment for an IPO last year was unfavorable [last year], maybe now things are just as bad, or even worse, which will probably have quite an impact on the demand," says analyst Rodolfo Amstalden of Carlyle Group's (CG +0.6%) plan to revive the offering of Brazilian travel agency CVC Brasil Operadora e Agencia de Viagens SA.
- The offering will try and raise up to $418M and would be just the 10th this year in Brazil, which is the world's worst-performing major stock market in 2013.
- Hurting the IPOs prospects even more - its purpose is to allow Carlyle (a 63% owner) and other investors to cash out, rather than the company raising money. The 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics can't come fast enough for the slumping economy and market.
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Tuesday, Nov 2612:04 PMCarlyle boosts hedge fund business
- Carlyle Group (CG) gets into the hedge fund investing business with the purchase of Toronto-based Diversified Global Asset Management in a deal valued at $33M plus another $70M if DGAM hits certain performance targets. The sale is expected to close in February.
- Carlyle already owns several hedge funds, but has't had a presence in the fund-of-funds business. The P-E powerhouse has been trying to catch up to its rivals in alternative investments, acquiring a global real estate operation with the purchase of Metropolitan Real Estate Equity Management earlier this month.
- "With the DGAM partnership, Carlyle's Solutions platform is now positioned to offer investors the ability to allocate across alternatives in hedge funds, private equity and real estate," says co-CEO David Rubenstein.
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Monday, Nov 257:20 AMCarlyle reportedly raises $13B for buyout fund
- Carlyle Partners VI is the P-E firm's 6th leveraged buyout fund, and, reports Bloomberg, has raised $13B while turning away $1B in additional offers. The fund began collecting money in 2011 and had an original target of $10B. Carlyle (CG) itself has reportedly chipped in $1B of its own money.
- It'll be the largest buyout fund since the financial crisis and follows a $13.7B fund Carlyle closed on just as the financial crisis picked up steam in 2008. That fund has had a 13% IRR and a value of 1.6x invested capital as of September 30.
- "The U.S. is the special market," says Carlyle CIO Bill Conway "It's more homogeneous than many other markets and bigger than any other market. It's frankly easier to attack."
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Monday, Nov 254:10 AMCarlyle plans sale of Taiwanese cable TV provider
- Carlyle (CG) is reportedly looking to sell its 67% stake in Taiwanese cable TV company Eastern Broadcasting for up to $700M.
- Eastern Media International, which holds 21% in Eastern Broadcasting, is interested in buying Carlyle's interest and has the right to make the first offer.
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Monday, Nov 189:58 AMNMI Holdings a new player in mortgage insurance space
- The publicly traded mortgage insurance space got a bit more crowded with last week's IPO of NMI Holdings (NMIH +0.4%). The company is backed by - among others - Carlyle Group (CG) and Kyle Bass' Hayman Capital which owns a near-10% stake.
- The red-hot sector - led by Radian (RDN), MGIC (MTG), and Genworth (GNW) - has traded nervously of late with boosted competition a good excuse to sell.
- Soros and Goldman backed Essent Group (ESNT) continues to trade well after coming public at $17 per share in late October.
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Thursday, Nov 1410:28 AMTom Gayner's Q3 moves
- Markel's (MKL) Tom Gayner added five new stocks to the company portfolio in the last quarter, and he likes fertilizers and private equity, buying 150K shares of Mosaic (MOS) and 70K shares of Potash (POT), 100K shares of Apollo Global (APO), 105K shares of Apollo Group (APOL), and 10K shares of Copart (CPRT). In addition to the Apollo Global purchase, he greatly boosted stakes in KKR, Blackstone (BX), and Carlyle Group (CG).
- He completely sold out of positions in Quaterra Resources (QMM) and Union First Market Bankshares (UBSH).
- CarMax (KMX) remains his portfolio's top holding at 8.4%, but Gayner did cut his stake by 1.46%.
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Thursday, Nov 148:47 AMCarlyle Group boosted to Buy at Goldman
- An underperformer this year, Carlyle (CG) is set to turn it around, says analyst Marc Irizarry, wtih carried interest poised to accelerate as is more profitable asset gathering. He raises the stock to a Buy with price target upped to $36 from $33.
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Friday, Nov 87:44 AMBlackstone reportedly teaming with Danaher to bid on J&J's diagnostic unit
- Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is set to open a new round of bidding on about November 11, reports Reuters, and Blackstone (BX) and Danaher (DHR) would be competing against other P-E players like Bain, CVC Capital, BC Partners, and Carlyle Group (CG).
- The unit reported sales of $2B in its most recent fiscal year and could draw a bid of more than $4B.
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Monday, Oct 2110:02 AMHousing recovery has mortgage insurers looking to raise capital
- Mortgage insurers Radian (RDN -0.6%) and MGIC Investment (MTG -1.1%) have each been multi-baggers over the past 15 months ( as well as not as pure of a MI play Genworth GNW), partly due to being previously priced at less than liquidation value, but also due to market share gains as the FHA pulls back from the business.
- These sorts of vacuums don't last for long, and a couple of heavy-hitter-backed mortgage insurance companies are nearing IPOs. NMI Holdings - backed by Carlyle Group (CG), Kyle Bass, and BlueMountain - recently filed a S-1 even as it's yet to be profitable and expects to continue to report losses in the near-term. "In financials, it's a rare occasion that you see such unseasoned deals," says Josef Schuster, who tracks IPOs. "It's really hand-to-hand combat," says the head CUNA Mutual Group's mortgage insurer Sean Dilweg. "It's pricing, it's your service, underwriting, how quickly you can respond to a loan."
- Then there's Essent Group (ESNT) - with investors like George Soros and Goldman - currently profitable, and also pitching an IPO.
- Whoever makes it first will be the first mortgage insurance company to go public in nearly twenty years.
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Monday, Oct 1412:09 PMCommScope sets IPO price range of $18-$21
- The price range translates into a valuation range of $3.34B-$3.9B for CommScope (COMM), which filed for an IPO in August. P-E owner Carlyle (CG -0.3%) bought the cabling/RF equipment vendor for $3.9B (after factoring debt) back in 2011. (S-1)
- CommScope is selling 30.8M new share through the offering, and Carlyle is selling 7.7M.
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Wednesday, Oct 21:19 PMCarlyle looking to exit multifamily investments
- Carlyle Group (CG -0.4%) is the latest Wall Street name to turn from buyer to seller in real estate, according to Robert Stuckey, the P-E firm's head of U.S. real estate. More than one-third of Carlyle's $2.3B in real estate is in apartments, and rising construction amid slower demand (in part as buying becomes a better deal) is not the best combination for higher rents.
- "We went from an unusually high-growth market to a market that is growing and attractive but more stable," says Stuckey. "Our capital was useful at the front edge of the recovery."
- Effective national rent of $1,073 per month at Q3's end is up 1% from last quarter.
- Apartment REITs might have lower IRR bogeys than Carlyle. Possible buyers? AIV, MAA, CPT, EQR, UDR, HME, AVB, BRE.
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Tuesday, Oct 17:23 AMJ&J receives offers for $5B diagnostics unit
- Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has reportedly received first-round offers from Blackstone (BX), Carlyle (CG) and other major private-equity firms in an auction of its Ortho Clinical Diagnostics unit, which could attract $5B.
- The business makes blood-screening equipment and laboratory blood tests, and has annual sales of $2B, but the tests are older and not as lucrative as modern molecular diagnostics.
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- The $500M investment in the maker of colorful and expensive headphones founded by Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine values the company at more than $1B, reports the NYT. Carlyle (CG) will also receive two of six seats on Beats' board. Beats will also buy back the 25% stake in itself held by Taiwan's HTC.
- Beats has about 64% of the market for headphones costing more than $100, according to NPD Group, and has moved into speakers and sound systems for computers and phones.
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A s we enter the new millennium, it is apparent that one major disease has benefited little by our improved ability to image it: acute stroke. Recently, however, the increased availability of EPI diffusion/perfusion imaging has given us a new and improved look at the physiology underlying the extension of infarction following an initial vascular occlusion. We are now able to distinguish reversible cytotoxic edema from irreversible infarction, and to identify the "ischemic penumbra" (i.e., the area of brain at risk for extension of the initial infarction).
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