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June 26 (Bloomberg) -- Nelson Saiers is stepping down from his role as chief investment officer of Saiers Capital LLC to pursue a career as an artist, leaving the top role at the firm to founder Jason Adler.
The 39-year-old money manager will continue as an adviser to the fund, while Adler will assume responsibilities of CIO starting Sept. 30, according to a letter to investors that was obtained by Bloomberg News. Adler started the New York-based hedge fund in 2007 by transforming his former firm Geronimo LLC, an options market maker that he founded in 2001, into a fund that wagers on volatility.
Adler hired Saiers in July 2010 and promoted him to head of investing in March 2011 as the firm's assets under management increased to $688 million at the end of December from $110 million four years earlier. Saiers was made full partner and co- managing member in 2013, when the firm changed its name to Saiers Capital from Alphabet Management LLC and Adler started focusing on the company's non-investing activities.
A request for comment on the career change was declined by Saiers while Adler, who started the firm in October 2007 with $11 million, didn't immediately respond to an e-mail sent outside of regular business hours in New York.
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Saiers was a managing director for proprietary derivatives trading at Deutsche Bank AG before joining Adler's firm. He worked at Germany's biggest lender in New York for three years and previously held trading positions at UBS AG and Susquehanna International Group LLP. He earned his doctorate in math when he was 23 from the University of Virginia, in Charlottesville.
Adler and Saiers use derivatives, including exchange-traded options, to bet that volatility levels for stocks and other assets worldwide are too high or low in relation to each other. The fund uses its own pricing models to monitor options markets and make trades. The team of investment professionals includes Saiers's brother Scott, who was hired as head trader in 2012.
Saiers mixed his interest in art with philanthropy in October. He pledged to donate $100,000 to the rebuilding effort after Hurricane Sandy, which slammed into New York and New Jersey in 2012, if British graffiti artist Banksy used one of his wall murals to raise awareness for people still affected by the storm.
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Last season on HBO's hit series Game of Thrones went above and beyond with the intensity with the infamous Red Wedding episode, but the question fans have for season 4 is can the show continue to build it's momentum and even go as far as topping what we've already seen?
There's no one promising that the Red Wedding will be topped, but that's the hope at HBO and we all got an inside look at a preview of the Purple Wedding that will take place in season 4. Don't worry, the preview comes right from a production blog at HBO so you know it contains not even hint of any spoilers.
While the ceremony itself was filmed in one of our semi-permanent sets in Belfast, the Sept of Baelor, the reception was filmed in a beautiful outdoor set located in Parc Gradac in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The park was transformed by our new Production Designer, Deb Riley, and her team into everything you might desire from a Royal Wedding carnival, with elaborate decorations, an epic feast and the most creative and unexpected forms of entertainment for the guests.
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In terms of principal cast members in attendance, the Royal Wedding was one of the largest scenes we've filmed since the premiere season, with 23 named parts appearing on any given day. In addition, we were delighted to welcome 218 extras as guests to the event, some of them travelling from the other side of Europe and the United States to be a part of the experience. Lookout for some familiar faces in the crowds – Pixie Le Knot is back this year, and one of our crew makes an appearance with the entertainers.
King Joffrey and Margaery Tyrell are next characters on the show who are set to have a wedding, and the moment will likely be one of the big points of the season, but for reasons we don't really know yet.
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Curator #39: Greg Moodie
Greg Moodie is a writer and graphic designer with an impressively ludicrous CV and a poor recollection of anything on it. Technically Dundonian, he says he graduated from the city's Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art 'before the invention of fire' but that, like Vegas, what happened there stayed there.
He cut his design teeth working for the most hated television production company in Edinburgh, creating hundreds of hours of historical documentaries for international broadcasters. It was here that he was taught how to avoid paying bills and other skills that would stand him in good stead in the following 14 years he has spent as a freelancer.
In a 'lunatics taking over the asylum' moment, Greg began writing and directing his own documentaries for these internationals, winning several awards in the process. But when his 'History of the Devil' compared the Bush administration's handling of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay to the witch trials of the Middle Ages, things went quiet. He believes he could have continued in television had he been content to remain underpaid but by then he had a steady stream of demanding but naive design clients that mistook his freelance status for a willingness to work.
Greg has written two novels, 'The Unbearable Stupidity Of Being' and 'Six Degrees Of Stupidity' both of which feature his alter-ego, the under-employed Tony Boaks. He is on record as offering a free home-perm kit (for all bodily hair) to the first publisher brave enough to take on either.
He is also a regular contributor to National Collective, where his weekly column is titled Tony Boaks Versus The Union. To those who accuse him of politicising the @ScotVoices account, he says: "Vote Yes."
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Produce price hikes and shortages from Mexico's hard freeze?
- toodie jane Feb 9, 2011 12:17 PM
Today at the IGA-associated grocery store in my coastal Califonia community, I asked the produce manager how last week's hard freeze in northern Mexico's food producing area would affect his produce prices. (it hit the Yuma, AZ area as well, which is a huge leafy greens and winter veggie growing area. Florida had been hit by hard frosts a month earlier.)
"Let me put it this way: last week, on my distributor's order sheet, zucchini was $9 a case. This week, it's $50. It's going to be a case of whatever the market will bear."
Has anyone else seen evidence of steep price hikes? If so, any strategies? What have you heard in other media?
Nobody talking about it much in my area.
I tried to do a cut and paste on the message I received from my produce company, but it must have had some sort of protection on it, I couldn't get it to hightlight so I could cut it.
Anyway, it will still be 7 tp 8 days before the full extent of the crop damage in Mexico is final, but the early appraisals from the first couple of days of field investigation shows 80-100% crop loss. Not damage, but loss. Additionally, there was substantial blossom drop, which means the next crop coming up after the ripe ones was also adversely affected. Farmers are trying to determine if they should simply disc the fields and wait for the next growing cycle or plow now and replant immediately with harvest expected anywhere from late March to mid April.
This is the worst freeze the Mexican growing region has had in the last 50 years. It has affected the areas from north of Hermosillo to south of Culiacan. The big ticket crops being affected now are green beans, asparagus, eggplant, cucumbers, squash, peppers, roma and round tomatoes.
The impact of this freeze is being compounded by the fact that the Florida growing areas were knocked out weeks ago by the on-going series of hard freezes they have experienced. Normally Florida can meet the East Coast damage during winter, but since their freezes, they had been filling in with Mexican crops. Not gonna happen now.
My produce company is projecting immediate price volatility with limited supplies of most items and mediocre quality.
What will be affected most are grocery store, restaruants and non-commerical food service establishment. What probably won't be affected are local farmers in areas that have escaped freezing temperatures and bad weather. Farmers markets may turn out to be the most reliable source for produce in the comming weeks
Pepper prices have been all over the board for the last 3 months with red bells being more volatile than greens. Yellow zucchini has been high for some time. Limes were already bad because of a citrus fungus in Mexican limes. The USDA has had an import ban on them for several weeks. My produce quote on limes this week is $68.90 for a 200 count case. Romaine lettuce has been infected with a sclera-somthing disease with up to 60% of some fields being affected. The price for a 24 ct of romaine heads was usually around $17-18, it was $38 last week, and $30.85 this week. Broccoli has been up and down week by week, with quality being average to poor for the last couple of months.
The market has been about as unstable as I've seen it in many years.
re: DiningDiva
I wish I had seen this post six days ago. Zucchini and mexican squash have suddenly disappeared and/or tripled in retail price - yikes! Are there American producers in other regions left?
Poblano chiles still seem to be plentiful and well priced. IIRC these are (mainly?) grown in New Mexico and Chihuahua; how have these areas fared this winter?
re: JerryMe
Yes, the Imperial Valley (where Yuma is) got hit by the freezing weather but the crop loss and damage was substantially less than what happened in Mexico and is expected to make a much faster recovery.
Iceberg was $1.89 on Sunday at my usual grocery store. Greenleaf and red leaf were $1.79. but romaine was only $.99 and it's been plagued by some kind of fungus. Go figure
All of it is being compounded by the fact that Florida and the South have been hit by freezer after freeze this winter taking a lot of their area out of production. California's central and Salinas valleys were flooded in January but have gotten into reproduction.
At work I paid $20 for a 5x6 lug of vine ripe tomatoes last week. Those same tomatoes were $53.00 today. The 25# box of bell pepper choppers that I paid $17.65 for last week is $48 this week. And a 22# lug of plain old zucchini went from $19.75 to $56.70. Yowza. I've been buying produce for commercial kitchens for 35 years, I've never seen price increases like this and I don't recall another time when produce has been so severely affected by the weather.
My produce company is projecting that the supply of cucumbers and eggplants will become virtually non-existant in the next few days.
DF - I can't think of another large growing area that is still ih production that hasn't bee affected. Central and Salinas valleys are coming back which will help. Right now it the extent of the destruction in Mexico that is mind boggling. Many U.S. ag companies actually "own" the fields in Mexico via long term contracts, they've sent their own people down to assess the freeze damage and their reports are startling and pretty bleak.
People around here (South Carolina) are noticing. I had to pull tomatoes and peppers from my salad bar and spinach isn't far behind. I'd pull my salad mix, but how can you have a salad bar without lettuce?? Kielbasa with Peppers & Onions is gone from the hot bar rotation and the thought of a fresh vegetable medley with yellow and zucchini squashes, onions, green peppers and tomatoes is just a thought (soon to be a distant memory).
Since last week, cherry tomatoes are up 108% ($26/$54); grape tomatoes 117% ($29/$63); 5x6 tomatoes 100% ($32/$64); Clipped Spinach 27% ($26/$33)
and Green Peppers 138% ($26/$62).
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Yep, and it's expected to get worse before it gets better.
We discontinued our salad bars last year. We're thanking god we're not still in the salad bar business.
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If I could 86 my salad bar, I could hit food and labor cost targets. As it is......
I expect to be pilloried when they can't have spinach, tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, or any of the items we make with those ingredients. Maybe this would be a good time for a vacation.
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I hear you on that one. You have thought we committed a capital crime when we discontinued the salad bar. When faced with having to pay the true price of it vs. discontinuing it, discontinuing won. I'm in CA where the economy is pretty much in the tank, I also work for an institution of higher learning. We were able to attribute the loss of the salad bar to the State's economic condition. Lots of grumbling but when it came down to retaining jobs and retaining the salad bar, gues which one won ;-)
Hi all,
The other day Food4Less in SLO had signs in their produce department apologizing for the prices and not-quite-as-good-as-usual quality due to bad weather in California, Arizona and Mexico.
As for a strategy... I'm not buying more than I absolutely need. As in, ONE tomato, ONE red pepper, etc. And sharing lettuce with others. No sense letting it go bad. As for price, instead of the usual $.99 a head, iceberg was $1.28. Other produce was off the charts and not all that great looking.
re: I used to know how to cook...
Check out your farmers markets. CA was not affected too badly by the freezing weather and I don't think you'd been deluged with rain too much since January. May not be your typical grocery store selection, but it will probably be more reasonable at this point.
re: DiningDiva
there are tons of farmer's markets in the slo area; new one on Tues afternoon at the Grange hall on Broad. Also Thurs nite, Sat morning and Sunday morning.
Check out Rutiz Farms' CSA, delivers sto SLO after March 1. Sustainable, prices are reasonable and quality is high. google Rutiz Farms. You can sign up weekly for a CSA. no long-term commits.
ouch, ouch, OUCH! it's already SO expensive to eat healthy, this is going to be painful. I'm hoping my local asian market - where I get the best prices - won't be hit too hard. It will be months before my local farm starts selling their own produce.
Went to lunch today at a popular BBQ joint in Des Moines (Jethro's) with friends. We've been regulars since they opened a few years back. Friend ordered breaded tenderloin sammage (Iowa tradition) and it came naked. He then asked for the usual lettuce, onion, TOMATO. The server advised they quit bringing them loaded since the freeze and because too many people didn't add tomato, and it was waste. He did get it, though. Feel sorry for you folks having to go through this on the supply side.
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I bet we see that more and more! I see too many people throw their sandwich fixings away - can't imagine my faves w/o L,T,O.
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Further to the point of the article, I dropped into a grocery store in Sebastopol CA last night to pick up a couple items. Organic, locally grown cauliflower was unchanged at $1.99 per head vs. Same size of Conventional Dole brand cauliflower ballooned up to $3.99. And organic, locally grown celery was $1.99 vs. Smaller size nonorganic celery for $1.79.
re: Melanie Wong
as your post implies, Melanie, this is one of the big advantages of shopping locally, or better yet (for me, anyway) getting my produce from a local organic farm in my CSA box. I was at Raley's today and went to the produce section to pick up ginger, and noticed that lettuce had indeed skyrocketed. However, there were oranges and apples at very reasonable prices (and great blood, cara and navel oranges all locally grown at the Farmer's Market in Merced)...I bought some fruit, but I got enough kale and spinach in my CSA box to last more than a week. (along with leeks, carrots, broccoli, beets, fennel, bok choy, and cabbage...). If I want a salad, I'll make it with spinach, fennel and blood oranges.
and hubby is out working on getting the garden started...I say, support your local farmers, or get out and grow some of your own. (Easy for me to say, I *detest* gardening. fortunately hubby enjoys it, and I don't mind the harvesting part...)
Sticker shock in the produce department today at my local store.
A single head of iceberg lettuce - $3.29
A 3 pk of Romaine hearts - $4.99
A single head of Romaine - $2.09
I find this interesting because these lettuces were not so affected by the freeze. Same store (not a chain grocery), produce that has been horribly affect such as cucumbers and bell peppers were still $.69 each.
re: DiningDiva
Have been hearing about commodities prices rising beyond the Mexico freeze though. Hmm, not a bad time to garden if one has been meaning to but not done anything about it. At least the more pricey things.
This morning zucchini was $ 2.99 / lb and sorry looking celery was also $ 2.99. Didn't notice the other green items.
I'm in San Diego. At my favorite produce store today, no eggplant at all (I bought it as a chain store for $3. a pound) Celery was $2.49, and very small iceberg was $2.99 each. Plus, we're due for record cold for the next few days/nights, and a deluge of rain. Expect prices will go through the roof.
Cringe-inducing prices here in Toronto. Scruffy Romaine was 2.99 and celery 2.75. Zucchini I just ignored. Tomatoes are local hothouse, so no change.
Publix was out of romaine the past two days, few days before that I managed to get some organic but not conventional.
Hate paying for organic.
I went to one of my favorite little taquerias here in town the other day. I ordered a combo plate, that would include 1 chile relleno, 1 steak taco and it includes rice and beans and a little green salad. As I was waiting for my order I read a little sign in a plexiglass stand. The sign was one that said something about "due to the freeze in Mexico, the price of our vegatables has risen to where we must now charge more for our orders..blah blah." I thought that perhaps my order which was $7.40 was higher. Since I'd not ordered this nor noticed the previous price I wasn't particularily affected. But when I got home I was shocked. The taco had meat and cheese. No lettuce or tomato. Missing from the combo plate was the usual little bit of iceberg lettuce and a few slices of avocado. OK, I didn't mind paying more, but to leave off every veggie? no lettuce at all?
I won't be back at all.
More than ever I'm having my garden again this year. Tomatoes, lettuce, cilantro, basil, cucumber (are so easy to grow) and you name it, I'm growing my own.
re: chef chicklet
"Veg Gardens: They're not just for summer anymore!"
right now, sow: lettuce, arugula, chard, spinach, kale, broccoli, cabbage, boy choy, tatsoi, green onions, carrots, radish, peas, cilantro, chives, parsley.
Even in just a pot or two on the patio--growing your own cooking and salad greens could save $50 a month.
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Thank you TJ, I didn't realize that I could start lettuce right now. My neighbors have a raised box on their side yard that has huge broccoli, cabbage, kale and some other things. My husband saw it yesterday and was talking about it. Now that he's seen it, perhaps he'll make us one. Probably will save more than $50 per month. Tomatoes (good tomatoes) are at a premium here.
Another thing, I was eyeballing those large square spinach containers that I've been saving for who knows what. I thought that poke a few holes in the top (for air) the bottom (drainage) and I could possible create a little hot house effect, maybe start some tomatoes from seeds???


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We want you to be happy with your purchase. If you're not, just return the products to us or to one of our shops. Unless faulty, we'd like this to be within 90 days of purchase. Exceptions apply to certain products - find out more about our refund policy.
Depending on the type of product, you can make free returns via our shops, Royal Mail (or courier collection for large or heavy items), Collect+ or via MyHermes.
Q & As
UK delivery:
Free Standard delivery
Click & collect
Free Click & collect from John Lewis or Waitrose shops for collection Monday from 2pm
£3.00 Collect+ from a local shop from Monday
International delivery not available: