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Guest Commentary: Nuclear power critical to climate fight
Posted: 11/21/2015 05:00:00 PM MST2 Comments
The Ferrybridge C coal-fired power station, near Knottingley in northern England. Britain is to signal the winding down of polluting coal-fired power plants, indicating they should be replaced with gas and nuclear stations. (AFP/Getty Images)
The U.S. has greatly benefited from a shale revolution that has yielded billions of barrels of oil and gas. This has brought enormous economic benefits to America and made our nation less dependent on foreign sources of energy. However, there is another key consideration: taking greater responsibility in providing cleaner energy to the world. I'm fully expecting the U.S. government to lead by example by becoming more proactive in addressing air pollution and carbon emissions. This will help drive increased use of renewables. But it also must lead to the U.S. recommitting to modern nuclear power in a big way.
This is a notion that actually appears to be taking root. For example, the White House recently recognized that nuclear energy must be a "vibrant component of the U.S. clean energy strategy." The Department of Energy launched Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear to support advanced nuclear designs with a clearer and faster path toward commercialization, something that should further solidify the role nuclear power will play in the president's new Clean Power Plan.
Nevertheless, public moves by Washington in recent weeks that support the nuclear industry are very encouraging. Nuclear power currently provides 63 percent of U.S. low-carbon electricity and remains the only low-carbon, low-emission source of baseload electricity that realistically can be expanded on a sufficiently large scale to replace pollution-emitting coal and natural gas power plants. While cheap natural gas has played a role in reducing air pollution, nuclear energy is a cleaner option. Moreover, there is no guarantee that natural gas prices will remain near 40-year lows. If we are serious about cutting air pollution, meeting our 2020 carbon targets, and also becoming energy independent, nuclear energy and domestic uranium production cannot be ignored.
Perhaps there could be a major effort by the utility sector — encouraged by the government's growing recognition of the value of nuclear energy — to maintain and upgrade, rather than close, existing nuclear power plant infrastructure.
Countries like China, India, and South Korea see what lies ahead, and there are hundreds of billions of dollars lining up for new nuclear projects around the world. It would be a shame to see the U.S. further surrender its leadership role in the growing nuclear sector.
Stephen Antony is president and CEO of Energy Fuels, a Lakewood-based integrated uranium mining company.
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consilience2 • 14 hours ago
The notion that nuclear is necessary is only for those who cling to the old grid structure and ignore advances in PVs, storage, and efficiency.
GRLCowan • 16 hours ago
"Stephen Antony is president and CEO of Energy Fuels, a Lakewood-based integrated uranium mining company". If he can talk up a global bonanza of increased nuclear power use, we'll all benefit, but his industry will gain more than most.
How much? Increased demand can raise prices, or — in any mining industry — it can, with slightly delayed effect, stimulate capacity-expanding investment that delivers massive new supply that leaves prices in a state reminiscent of a mother's nicest pair of shoes after daughter has borrowed them without asking and gone to a juvenile, excessively energetic dance. So, long-term, Antony's personal gain is uncertain.
But suppose uranium mining triples, from 60,000 tonnes per year to 180,000, and to pay for this, the price rises 50 percent. That brings the industry's annual sales, worldwide, to $25 billion.
That's about as much as the German government takes in a year from most of its electricity consumers — heavy industry is exempt — and pays, as "feed-in tariff", to producers of solar and wind electricity. They provide about ten percent of the country's electricity.
Uranium Stocks Go Boomhttp://moneytalks.net/article-and-commentary/todays-best-money-making-ideas/energy/13846-uranium-stocks-go-boom.html
Posted by Nick Hodge
on Wednesday, 12 November 2014 07:35
I've been pounding the table on uranium for some time now.
Over history, investors who have made the biggest gains have shown time and again that you need to buy when everyone else is selling. You need to buy what everyone else hates. You need to buy what no one else will.
And ever since the earthquake-induced disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, there have been few admirers of nuclear and uranium, and even fewer buyers.
Indeed, though they had already been sliding from their June 2007 cycle highs near $137 per pound — spurred by the flooding of the Cigar Lake Mine — after the tsunami and subsequent shuttering of all 48 reactors in Japan, the bid simply disappeared from under uranium spot prices.
Ultimately, uranium spot prices fell all the way to $28 per pound this past summer, a level not seen since May 2005.
Uranium prices at these levels are unsustainable. They must go higher.
When they do, uranium stocks will move much higher as well. And the companies with proven deposits boasting high grades and shallow depths will move higher by many multiples.
That's the natural cycle of things. You just have to be aware of it and be willing to buy a hated sector in anticipation of the profit cycle changing direction.
History to Repeat
For example, when uranium prices spiked over 400% from 2005 through 2008, junior uranium miners and exploration companies added as many percentage points, or better.
Again, when uranium spot price rebounded by 47% in 2010 and 2011, uranium mining stocks soared even higher.
Now, we're on the verge of the cycle turning over once more.
2015: Uranium Profit Cycle?
I honestly don't know when the momentum will truly shift. I just know it has to, or utilities won't be able to sustain 14% of global electricity production.
Chairman of Sprott U.S. Holdings and legendary resource investor Rick Rule put it bluntly in an interview with CEO.CA alongside Sprott's Vancouver Natural Resources Symposium in July:
When I look at a theme now like uranium, I am perfectly comfortable with the fact that it might take 5 years to be right. I have come to learn that asking myself investment questions where the answer begins with when, not if, is a very good trade.With no Japanese demand and high supply from decommissioned nuclear warheads, nobody wanted to be the first to buy.
In the uranium business now, industry costs including cost of capital is about $70, so you produce for $70 and sell it for $30 and lose $40. You cannibalize existing capital in corporate vehicles and that goes on until they go broke, and then the price shoots just like it did last decade. That's a question that begins with when. When does the dam break? It's not if. Does the price of uranium go up or do the lights go out?
That's starting to change.
Exelon (NYSE: EXC) is the largest nuclear utility in the U.S., which is the largest nuclear power market in the world. It recently started buying large quantities of uranium at the bottom of the market.
That goaded buying interest in other utilities like Southern, Duke, and FPL.
As a result, uranium spot prices have now surged 40% off their summer lows of $28/lb to nearly $40/lb.
And can you guess what uranium stocks are doing?
58 years in the making... veteran energy expert introduces:"Peak Profit Cycles"It's predicted trades big enough to turn
every $1,000 into $4,025,000(And it could do so again in the next few weeks!)http://www.angelnexus.com/o/web/66541?lloct=3&r=1"Prices can only go one way, and that's up."
— Jim Rogers on "Peak Profit Cycles"
Dear Reader,
Hi, my name is Brian Hicks, and I'm the President and Owner of Angel Publishing.
Normally, I stay behind the scenes here at Angel managing the day-to-day operations.
But an esteemed colleague of mine, who I'll introduce in a moment, recently told me about a hidden phenomenon in the markets... one so potentially profitable that I'm making a rare public appearance to spill the beans on it today.
During this brief presentation, you'll find out how my colleague — a veteran energy expert — uncovered this unusual phenomenon...
Using a 58-year-old scientific formula with a proven track record of making accurate forecasts decades in advance...
And how he reinvented it to accurately time stock movements months and even weeks before they begin to move.
Most importantly, you're about to see how this reoccurring phenomenon — what he calls "Peak Profit Cycles" — could have already handed you life-altering gains of 13,976%, 5,844%, and EVEN 402,500%.
You heard that right — on one recent "Peak Profit Cycle," just a single trade could have turned every $1,000 you invested into $4,025,000.
See the proof yourself...
When a "Peak Profit Cycle" began forming around mid-2003, Paladin Energy took off on the most unbelievable run I've ever seen.
It skyrocketed, on average, 8,305% a month.
This means it could have multiplied your money 83 times over, every month, for four years.
Imagine how much this would have changed your life if you had invested just $100, $1,000, or $10,000 on this one "Peak Profit" run.
You would never have to work or invest again (if you didn't want to).
Can you see why I couldn't help but share this hidden phenomenon with you?
It could completely change everything about your retirement and your financial future... as easy as typing three letters into your account.
But I must admit, not every single play from this "Peak Profit Cycle" saw a staggering gain like 402,500%...
Some jumped by only 10,000% or 5,000%.
As legendary investor Rick Rule said, "The worst performer of this group saw share price increases exceeding 2,000% over 6 years."
Take UEX Energy... which skyrocketed for 13,976% gains on the same "Peak Profit Cycle."
But they're routine once you know how "Peak Profit Cycles" work and how to identify them.
And it's enough to turn just a small stake of $1,000 into $139,760.
Another example — from the same exact "Peak Profit Cycle" — is a company called International Enexco.
For a long time, it was nothing special. It lingered around the same share price for a few years.
But everything changed when this "Peak Profit Cycle" began.
Also more typical of a "Peak Profit" stock, this company enjoyed a steep 13,166% climb at the same time the others were taking off.
No wonder Rick Rule says "a lot of people added a zero to their net worth" thanks to this "Peak Profit Cycle."
Then there's a firm I know of called Energy Fuels.
Unlike the companies I just showed you, Energy Fuels was far from a real bargain in the energy sector.
Already at $3.50, you would have thought it had little potential for big, quadruple-digit runs.
But when a "Peak Profit Cycle" began forming, it launched the company to all-new heights. From $3.50... to $50... to $100... before making its way up to $266.
Enough to turn a small stake of $1,000 into $58,440.
And that's the beauty of this strategy. Since the rewards are so high, you only have to fork over a very small amount to sit on a five-, six-, or seven-figure windfall. So your risk is very little.
But if you were feeling a little dangerous and wanted to invest $10,000, do I really have to spell out the fortune you'd have right now?
So at this point, you might be wondering...
"Why Haven't I Heard of Peak Profit Cycles?"
So why didn't more people take action on it? Much less know about it?
In short, most people don't understand the power of "Peak Profit Cycles."
Most flashy traders are looking for all the big gains in risky options and futures...
While the "investing crowd" is too busy looking at P/E ratios, market caps, and valuations.
But they share one thing in common: they miss what's right under their noses!
As legendary investor Jim Rogers says, "It's astonishing how many people cannot grasp this."
By conventional standards, the companies I listed before were not great.
In fact, you might have thought they were absolute garbage from the simple fundamentals.
For instance, Forbes reports that Paladin Energy, before its 400,000% climb, "was classified as penny dreadful."
One hedge fund manager even recommended that investors shun the company for its lack of revenue and earnings.
But none of that matters.
The phenomenon of "Peak Profit Cycles" can send even the most god-awful penny stock, like Paladin Energy, shooting to the heavens.
And this is far from a rare example.
The small group of plays I just showed you was from ONE single "Peak Profit Cycle"... at ONE single moment.
As you're about to see, there are dozens of "Peak Profit Cycles" every year.
In fact, the phenomenon is behind virtually every single quadruple-digit, quintuple-digit, and — as you've just seen — EVEN sextuple-digit gain in the markets.
What's more, it's the hidden catalyst behind almost every major movement in every stock...
One that tells you precisely when to buy and precisely when to sell, sometimes months before a stock begins to move.
And once you know what it is and how to identify it, you could position your portfolio for the score of a lifetime on hundreds of plays...
Without using futures, options, or anything risky.
Starting tomorrow...
And starting with only a few hundred dollars.
A Natural Law of the Markets
But as you're about to see, the strategy I'm sharing with you today is 100% real.
It's grounded in real science, real math, and years of work from experts.
It's based on a formula with a 58-year track record of "on-the-mark" predictions.
And it's rooted in a fundamental natural law of the markets...
A law that essentially guarantees prices go up.
What does that mean for investors?
Like all natural laws, it only becomes a law after being rigorously tested over and over again until it's absolutely proven. Beyond a shadow of a doubt.
As Quantum Fund founder Jim Rogers says, "Forget everything else. Figure out [this natural law] and you'll get extraordinarily rich."
Resource guru Rick Rule agrees: "Markets move as a result of this [law]."
And when a "Peak Profit Cycle" forms, according to Rule, "The price has to go up."
"The question is not 'if' but 'when.'"
This means you can forget flashy futures, options, calendars, and all sorts of risky nonsense the thrill-seekers chase after.
You can also forget about things like P/E ratios, valuations, and market caps that the "investing crowd" looks at.
"Peak Profit Cycles" render all of these things virtually meaningless.
They cut through all of the emotion and guesswork in investing and allow you to make profitable decisions with 100% certainty...
Allowing you to eliminate financial uncertainty from your retirement.
In a moment, I'll reveal a way you can capture hundreds of "Peak Profit" opportunities that are beginning to play out.
For instance, we've already identified three "Peak Profit Cycles" forming right now.
And if you take quick action on these "Profit Peaks", you could position yourself for dozens of "slam dunk" gains like 13,976%, 5,844%, and EVEN 402,500%.
But before I reveal these next three six-figure opportunities, let me introduce you to my colleague... the man who discovered this unusual phenomenon: energy expert Nick Hodge.
He'll show you why "Peak Profit Cycles" is the single most powerful forecasting tool in the markets.
In fact, as you're about to see, the mathematical formula it's based on has already accurately predicted opportunities for gains like 5,445%, 7,011%, and 13,025%.
And that's just for starters...
Nick, take it away...
The 58-Year Mathematical Formula
Hi, my name is Nick Hodge.
My discovery, the one Brian just discussed, began 58 years ago with M. King Hubbert — a very famous name in the world of geology, geophysics, and resource economics.
Hubbert uncovered a mathematical formula he would use to predict the most profitable opportunities in the history of the energy markets.
Here it is...
But in graph form, the formula actually looks very simple.
Sure, we have tons of oil in America now. But this is unconventional oil — the stuff that's harder and more expensive to extract.
While I'm on the topic, though, I ought to explain that the Hubbert Curve doesn't just apply to oil...
Once any commodity crosses over the bell curve threshold circled in the chart, it experiences a "Hubbert Peak"...
Sending its spot price, along with a handful of plays, skyrocketing... virtually overnight.
That's it.
There's no emotion involved... no analyzing charts... no guesswork. As Brian mentioned, things like P/E ratios, market caps, and valuations become virtually meaningless.
As sure as the Earth rotates around the Sun, certain key stocks are mathematically predetermined to move upward.
That's exactly what happened in the 1970s. Once a "Hubbert Peak" formed in crude oil, it triggered other commodities like coal, gold, and silver to take off (just to name a few).
This was the famous commodity super-cycle of the 1970s. It's likely you remember it. At the very least, you probably remember the oil crisis... lines outside the gas station and the price of oil taking off fourfold virtually overnight.
But few remember M. King Hubbert and his shockingly accurate prediction.
If you had followed Hubbert's work and saw the mathematical precision of his formula, you could have positioned yourself for some of the biggest gains in financial history...
Gold and silver stocks, for instance, soared for some of the most fantastic gains on record.
Many saw gains of 10,000%, while a few even saw over 100,000% returns.
Take Lion Mines — the single biggest stock growth story I've seen in all my years in the markets.
It surged from $0.07 a share to $380 per share!
That's a staggering return of 542,757% in just five short years, or enough to turn a very tiny stake of $100 into $542,757.
Just imagine if you had invested even a little more.
In case you think that was an anomaly, consider Wharf Resources...
A gold miner that took off from $0.40 to $560 in the same time period.
That's a 139,000% gain, or enough to turn $500 into $695,000.
And then there's Azure Resources, which took off from just $0.05 to $109 — a 217,900% gain.
Enough to turn $500 into over $1 million.
These are all verifiable gains... all during the same five years... and all triggered from the same Hubbert Peak.
I'm not exaggerating when I say if you had used this formula as your personal investing guide, you would be rich beyond your wildest dreams — no matter how much money you started with.
Take John Reed, who knew about Hubbert's Curve and saw the headwinds with oil in the early 1970s.
He invested his meager $600 savings in commodities when this Hubbert Peak started forming.
It changed his life, to say the least.
He saw 4,200% gains across the board... even as the S&P only moved 47% in the 1970s.
Four years later, he made his first $1 million.
At age 37, he retired to enjoy what he calls "a different life."
He now travels around the world, writes books, and owns several homes on different continents.
Then there's Ron Dean, who at the age of 21 didn't have a dime to his name.
In 1970, he borrowed $1,600 from his family, spent most of it, and staked the remaining $400 on resource stocks — right when this Hubbert Peak was forming.
By 1973, when the peak sent commodities skyrocketing across the board, he had $100,000.
The following year, at age 25, he was a millionaire.
This is the life-changing power of Hubbert's forecasting model.
Now, you might be thinking, "That's great, Nick, but that was 40 years ago. What about right now?"
Well, I'll show you how the Hubbert Curve could change your life and hand you mind-boggling gains — the kind like you've just seen...
Not once every decade or so...
But just months and even weeks from today.
What's more, this wasn't Hubbert's only "bull's-eye" forecast.
In fact, using this formula, this scientist established...
A 58-Year Track Record of 100% Accurate Forecasts
His employer at the time, Shell Oil, even told him not go through with it.
But Hubbert ignored his bosses, his colleagues, and everyone else... because he knew this peak was going to unfold with mathematical certainty.
According to his biographer and colleague, "Almost everyone, inside and outside the oil industry, rejected his analysis."
That all changed during the 1973 oil crisis.
Hubbert was more than just vindicated — he became famous for his shocking "prophecy." His name made headlines. The scientific community welcomed him back with open arms.
But was his prediction just a fluke?
Some said so.
Some wrote off Hubbert's forecast as "lucky."
That is, until his curve hit the mark again.
In his last published paper in 1982, Hubbert predicted the global conventional crude oil supply would reach another peak between 2004 and 2008.
Sure enough, the IEA confirmed that conventional oil had reached a Hubbert Peak in 2006.
And repeating the history of the 1970s... oil skyrocketed.
The crude oil index climbed from $50... to $70... to $90... continuing its climb up until mid-2008, when oil struck $147 a barrel.
The "Hubbert Peak" in oil also triggered a massive boom in commodities like coal, copper, gold, and silver (just to name a few).
Once again, everyday investors saw the opportunity for out-of-this-world gains.
Take the metals miner Augusta Resources, which skyrocketed for over 6,500% gains in a matter of months.
This means you could have turned $5,000 into $330,000 in just six months.
Not bad, right?
But if you held tight, you could have closed out at 13,280% gains in a few short years.
All told, you could have turned that same stake into $669,000.
Then there's uranium explorer Laramide Resources.
Around the same time, the company exploded for a 25,650% gain.
If you had known about this phenomenon and its incredible forecasting power, you could have gotten rich on a small stake of $5,000.
Then there's Arrowstar Resources, a minerals explorer, which handed investors 16,900% gains during this same Hubbert Peak run.
I could give you hundreds of examples, but I think you get the point:
Once a Hubbert Peak starts forming, certain plays will inevitably go through the roof.
Now, in case you think I'm cherry-picking stocks, consider this...
According to one analysis, the average return of mining stocks during the Hubbert Peak of the 2000s was a whopping 877%.
There were hundreds of resource producers that returned quadruple-digit gains.
And dozens, like the ones I just showed you, that returned much more.
If you knew the forecasting power of Hubbert's Curve, you could have retired early on one of the biggest financial opportunities in history. And you could have done so no matter how much you invested.
But there is one major problem...
A "Hubbert Peak" event only occurs periodically.
It usually begins quietly, in the shadows of the energy markets...
Then it eventually washes through the marketplace, gives way, and subsides.
That's why, up until now, this model has only been used to make long-term predictions 10, 20, even 30 years in advance.
But recently, I've found a way you can profit from this all the time, no matter what the markets are doing.
Timing the Markets with Hubbert's Curve
Only it occurs much more frequently (and it's just as potentially profitable).
I call this reoccurring phenomenon "Peak Profit Cycles."
It's a strategy that allows you to pocket "sure thing" gains from the Hubbert Curve's forecasting science. But instead of every 10 or 15 years, it could be every 10 or 15 days.
By knowing how this phenomenon works on a routine basis, you could pocket the same astronomical profits you could have made by getting in early on the commodity supercycle of the mid-2000s.
And you could make these kinds of gains in a much shorter time span, in every month of every year.
Regardless of what the S&P or Dow are doing.
I'm talking about explosive quadruple-digit, quintuple-digit, and EVEN sextuple-digit gains.
Life-altering returns like 13,976%, 5,844%, and EVEN 402,500%.
Gains so high you can put up less than a few hundred dollars and make enough to never work or invest again... enough to sail the world on a luxury yacht or buy a villa up in the mountains.
This is the reality, not the fantasy.
And it could be yours in just a matter of months.
Like Brian mentioned earlier, I've identified three incredibly profitable "peak" opportunities that are beginning to take shape NOW.
These "Peak Profit" runs could explode as soon as this year.
If what I'm seeing now delivers even a fraction of the profits of similar opportunities... you could retire very rich, very quickly on a very small investment.
But you need to take action right now.
You see, this small group of plays is already starting to climb.
If you wait too long, even until tomorrow, you could miss the really early entry points to buy.
And it's by detecting the opportunity weeks and months before stocks really take off that "Peak Profit Cycles" can hand you gains into the thousands-of-percent range.
In other words, you can either...
1) Wait until it's too late and see a fraction of the profits... probably double or triple your money. Still a nice windfall, but it's not going to let you retire early.
2) You can take action now and potentially see 10-fold, even 100-fold gains... changing your life and your financial future.
The choice is yours...
Whichever you choose, I'll reveal the full details on these three very urgent "Peak Profit Cycles" in a moment.
Before I do, allow me to show you the kind of money up for grabs here.
17,368% Gains in Months (Not Years)
But it's incredibly easy to grow your money 10-fold or even 100-fold if you know where to look.
And because it only requires a few hundred dollars to sit on a five-, six-, or even seven-figure windfall...
And because certain stocks can only go up during a "Peak Profit Cycle"...
This is about as safe a strategy as it gets when we're talking this kind of incredible upside potential.
Take the "Peak Profit Cycle" that sent copper soaring threefold from 2009 to 2011...
After analyzing dozens of copper plays, I found that not a single stock saw losses or less than triple-digit gains during this "Peak Profit" run.
To put it lightly, more than a few saw quadruple- and even quintuple-digit gains.
For instance, there's the copper miner Sandfire Resources.
If you looked at the company's fundamentals in 2009, you would have thought it a sure loser.
But in 2010, one magazine called it "A Miner Miracle."
The report states, "Sandfire shares soared from below 5 cents in March last year to a high of $4.39 in October. In 15 months, its market capitalization went from $6 million to more than $400 million."
It wasn't a miracle, though. It was the simple scientific law of "Peak Profit Cycles" at work.
And Sandfire wasn't finished from there. In fact, it nearly doubled shortly after the article.
All told, if you knew the power of this market phenomenon and took action when it began forming in copper, you could have seen life-altering gains of 17,368% in under two years.
What could that kind of money do for your retirement, your financial future, your life?
In case you're thinking this is some kind of anomaly, consider the example of a little-known copper miner called Blackthorn Resources.
On the same exact "Peak Profit Cycle" for copper, Blackthorn skyrocketed by 11,766%.
Like I said before, there are potentially dozens of "Peak Profit" opportunities every year.
In just a moment, I'll show you three opportunities you can buy into right now for incredible gains like 17,368%, 11,766%, and 4,100%.
These are the kinds of returns that can fast-track your retirement on a very small investment.
But before I reveal the three "Profit Cycles" that are already starting to take shape...
Let me show you one more example of this massively profitable phenomenon.
Between 2009 and 2011, coal experienced a "Peak Profit Cycle," too.
The thing is, the price of coal hardly doubled during this time.
But no matter... the gains to be made from coal stocks were simply breathtaking.
Take Coalspur Mines, which saw explosive gains of 22,400% in two years' time.
Every $500 invested into $112,000Every $5,000 into $560,000And every $10,000 into $2,240,000Then there's Aspire Mining.
If you knew the power of "Peak Profit Cycles" and got in early on this play as coal began ramping up, you could have seen gains like 9,445%.
Yet during the two-year life span of coal's "Peak Profit Cycle," they could have handed you over 40,000% gains.
If you made even one-half or one-quarter of these gains... at one time... it would likely change your life.
And yet this is just a small sample of the gains you could have made from ONE "Peak Profit Cycle."
Normally, these types of gains only happen over the course of decades. And even then, they're few and far between.
They usually only break out during big supercycles like the ones predicted by the Hubbert Curve.
But like I said before, "Peak Profit Cycles" are the way to profit from the Hubbert Curve's big opportunity forecasts... only every year, and potentially every month.
It's the most insanely profitable phenomenon I've ever seen in the markets.
It's the surest way to an early (and fast) retirement.
And it's accessible to all investors, no matter how much they start with.
Yet few understand it. And even fewer take advantage of it.
Now, at this point, you're probably wondering...
"How can I get in on 'Peak Profit Cycles?'"
With your permission, I'll send you this groundbreaking research absolutely FREE.
Inside, you'll discover details on the next three "Peak Profit" opportunities taking shape right now.
To be sure, I'm not the only one who sees their wealth potential.
According to Mineweb, "[resource guru Rick Rule] feels the only way for prices to move is upwards and upwards substantially."
Let me a share a little bit about each of these opportunities right now...
PEAK PROFIT OPPORTUNITY #1:The platinum group metals (PGM) are set to explode. A "Peak Profit Cycle" has already begun... A number of plays are already moving.
How urgent is this?
If you wait too long... any longer than it takes for you to read this report... you'll likely miss out.
And while you're virtually guaranteed to make money investing in platinum and palladium...
To make the REAL money — the kind that could allow you to retire on a small investment — you need to not only know where to look...
You also need to move swiftly.
That's why I've identified three little-known plays — stocks with the upside potential in the thousands-of-percent range — that could allow you to take home a fortune.
"Peak Profit" Play #1: The first play is a Vancouver-based miner with a market cap of $732 million... It's ultra-cheap right now, and, incredibly enough, it's sitting on a HUGE platinum deposit — the largest such discovery in 80 years. It's already been granted mining rights on this very deposit. I expect it to see easy quadruple-digit gains in the months ahead as platinum takes off."Peak Profit" Play #2: The next play is another Vancouver-based miner. Its market cap is only $51 million, it's priced incredibly cheap, and Seeking Alpha even recently called it "a gem among the rubble" and said it has "genuine 10-bagger upside." I agree. But I think it could climb even higher. During platinum's last "Peak Profit Cycle," this company soared over 6,700% in a matter of months. I see NO reason why this time will be any different."Peak Profit" Play #3: The last play is a Toronto-based palladium miner. It's a turnaround story, and after divesting from the losing parts of its business, the company is now once again shaping up for profitability this year. It's in the early stages of a ramp-up to more efficient, greater quantity, and higher-grade production. And it's already moving. I'm not the only that sees the potential. Seeking Alpha calls it "a multi-bagger" and writes that 1,300% gains or more by the end of the year would not be surprising.Each of these stocks could multiply your money 10-fold in the next six months.
It's no wonder Rick Rule has already invested $280 million in platinum and palladium stocks like these...
And that's just from ONE "Peak Profit Cycle" right now.
Let me show you what else is coming down the pipeline...
PEAK PROFIT OPPORTUNITY #2:You wouldn't know it from the mainstream media...
They've written this next resource off.
They even slander its proponents and call them names.
But forget the investing crowd... forget the media... and forget the mainstream analysts.
The scientific power of "Peak Profit Cycles" allows you to cut through all the "noise" and make decisions with rational certainty.
Of course, I'm talking about gold.
And while you may hear some claim gold could soar from inflation, a stock market crash, or Middle East conflict...
They're way off.
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Uranium Prices and Mining Stocks Set to Rise Beyond 2015http://oilprice.com/Finance/investing-and-trading-reports/Uranium-Prices-and-Mining-Stocks-Set-to-Rise-Beyond-2015.html
Posted on Tue, 29 October 2013 23:03 | 0Uranium prices and mining stocks are low, but market forces will push them both higher in the next 12–24 months, says David Sadowski. Miners are jockeying for position and the Raymond James mining analyst tells The Mining Report to expect mergers and acquisitions as they prepare for the good times to come. The market's supply glut will be gone by mid-decade, and mining will have to ramp up to head off a deficit by 2020. The time to buy in is now.
The Mining Report: David, welcome. What is happening with uranium demand? And where are the trends most pronounced?
David Sadowski: Over the next decade, we expect uranium demand to grow at about 3% per year (3%/year) with about two-thirds of that incremental buying coming from China, Russia and India. China is building reactors like they're going out of style—30 units are currently under construction domestically, with 59 in the planning stage — and we've just seen China grow its presence internationally with an equity stake in the Hinkley Point power station in the U.K. Russia is building 10 reactors at the moment. It's got 28 on the drawing board, according to the World Nuclear Association, and that's going to more than offset the retirement of some of its aging reactors. Russia is heavily involved in vending reactors globally as well, with projects around the world. One interesting aspect of that is the build-own-operate model, where Russia will build and operate a plant in your country and then sell you electricity from that plant. In India, despite some headwinds with the nuclear liability law, another new reactor just connected to the grid, an additional six units are currently under construction and five dozen are on the drawing board. You've got new entrants like the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and Vietnam showing that they're very serious about nuclear as a power source.
On the other hand, although the U.S., the world's largest nuclear power producer, is building three large reactors and two more are due to start construction imminently, utilities have decided to close five small, old reactors due to challenging economics, with a handful more at risk of closure. In France you've got some talk about reducing its very heavy reliance on nuclear, while a similar debate has kicked off in South Korea. And Germany, as we all know, is looking to phase out its nuclear power plants by 2022. It's sort of a polarized mix internationally when it comes to nuclear power and uranium demand.
The underlying theme is that Western nations may have slowed their momentum somewhat on nuclear, and there's a variety of reasons for that, including upfront capital costs, which tend to be quite high; the low cost of competing sources of electricity, like natural gas; and in some cases low electricity demand and power rates regionally. Despite that, Eastern nations remain focused on nuclear reactors as a linchpin in their energy mix for its stable, low-cost, zero-emission ability to provide secure base load power.
TMR: With the market sending conflicting signals, how should investors proceed?
DS: For investors, the key thing to focus on is that irrespective of public outcry in some regions and pullback on nuclear power growth plans in others, there is still significant growth of nuclear power globally. Japan is going to be restarting its reactors. We think about 30 gigawatts or so will eventually get turned back on, with those first units firing up again mid-2014. Further clarity on the timing and number of those restarts as well as potential read-through on Japanese inventories is a key catalyst for the uranium market. The investor looking at some of these conflicting signals has to stay focused on the underlying trend and ignore the noise. We think the underlying trend is heading in a positive direction, especially in the medium- to long-term.
TMR: Ontario decided to refurbish existing nuclear plants instead of building new ones. What does this mean for the future of nuclear power in Canada?
DS: Canada has long been a major force in the global nuclear power industry. Nuclear power was first developed in the 1940s. In the 1950s and 60s, Canada developed the CANDU reactor design, a unique heavy water plant that is flexible with respect to maintenance and the fuel that can be used, supplies much of the world's medical isotopes and has been exported to several other countries. For domestic power generation, Canada is pretty reliant on nuclear power. There are 19 reactors operating today, meeting about 15% of the country's electricity requirements. We don't think the decision not to pursue new reactors at Darlington is going to change nuclear's role—the decision to refurbish the existing units is a cost-effective commitment, in-line with demand growth, to maintain nuclear as an important source of power in the country for decades to come.
TMR: Yellowcake is trading now at an eight-year low, around $35 per pound ($35/lb), but it appears to have stabilized there after sliding for three years. What is your advice for investors now and why?
DS: We believe the uranium price is more likely than not to be range-bound for the next 12 months or so given a glut of uranium supply and a significant dip of real demand in the marketplace (as opposed to discretionary demand) from utilities. In the medium to longer term, we continue to see extremely compelling supply/demand fundamentals. Accordingly, we're still inclined toward companies that can weather some spot price weakness, but are leveraged to an inevitable rise in sentiment and equity valuations in the space.
TMR: In our last interview though, you had projected a three-year supply shortfall of uranium starting in 2014. What's the current outlook?
DS: A lot has changed since we last talked. There's been a bit of a pushback in terms of when we expect Japan to start up its reactors. That has had implications for uranium demand globally. Japan created a new regulator called the Nuclear Regulation Authority. It established a rigorous new safety framework that all reactors will have to operate under and the pre-restart inspection process was started from scratch all over again. The reactors have to be upgraded to meet the new guidelines, it's going to take at least six months to inspect each power plant, and there's a finite number of inspectors.
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In China as well there's been a throttle back on its growth plans following an 18-month safety review after Fukushima. That safety review was completed in late 2012. For the time being, only third-generation power plants on the coast will be permitted to commence construction going forward. That's had a bit of a negative impact. Those are just two examples.
On the supply side, mine production has been very strong since we last spoke. We've seen big rebounds in Australian and African supply. Kazakhstan has continued to grow despite obvious price headwinds. There's been some inventory selling by a company called Japan Atomic Power Co. Perhaps more significantly, requests for deferral of supply contracts by some Japanese utilities have led to the return of some uranium back to the original selling producers, who then turn around and sell that material into the marketplace. That's had a negative impact on the supply/demand fundamentals.
Even though the Russian HEU agreement ends this year, which should reduce U.S. utility reliance on this stable source of supply, we think secondary supplies will continue to be significant. The U.S. Department of Energy stated it's going to start releasing more of its material into the marketplace. We also now expect higher levels of material as a result of underfeeding at enrichment plants in both Russia and Western nations. On balance, this has all resulted in our global supply/demand shortfall getting pushed back several years.
We now see meaningful oversupply through 2016, a relatively balanced market from 2017 through 2019, but then in 2020 we see a deficit emerge that escalates very quickly to crisis levels. There is enough material to go around for now, but demand continues to grow. Existing mines are depleting and the uranium price is far too low to incentivize the mines that the market will badly need by the end of this decade. We believe uranium prices have to be a lot higher by 2015 or 2016 to provide enough lead time to bring on new supply in advance of this very large shortfall looming. It's hard to time these things exactly with respect to the uranium price, but we do see further supply disruption or even a resumption of long-term utility contracting as being that spark that moves uranium prices to where they have to get to.
TMR: Given all these conflicting trends, how are mining companies responding?
DS: The mining companies have suffered. Spot uranium prices are at eight-year lows and are not reflecting the longer-term fundamentals. For companies that have meaningful exposure to current market prices, that is to say those that don't benefit from long-term fixed-price contracts, their realized prices are on a downward trend. That is definitely factoring into equity valuations as well. We've got producers averaging well below historic levels. We typically see producers averaging well over 1.5-times price-to-net asset value, for example, and right now they're trading at fractions of that. The juniors are even more battered with reduced prospects of securing equity financing and greater challenges in quickly getting their projects into positive cash flow. But the uranium price must inevitably go higher and we see a lot of opportunity on the equity side because of that. We think there's going to be a continued trend toward mergers and acquisitions with logical consolidation in key jurisdictions such as the Western United States. Also, many larger entities are well capitalized, while potential acquisition targets are trading at bargain valuations.
As far as how uranium companies have coped, over the last 12–24 months we've seen Cameco shelve its Double U project, BHP Billiton Ltd. (BHP:NYSE; BHPLF:OTCPK) shelved its Olympic Dam expansion plans. Trekkopje, Imouraren, Bakouma, Stage 4 at Langer Heinrich, Ranger Heap Leach—these are just some of the projects that have been pushed back or canceled, now removed from the project pipeline. Existing production has been cut back as well. Energy Fuels Inc. (EFR:TSX; EFRFF:OTCQX) has halted mining at three small mines in Colorado and Uranium One is throttling back on well field development at its Willow Creek mine in Wyoming, which should result in declining output rates there. Further supply cutbacks like those could be one of the catalysts that spark the uranium price over the next 12–24 months. We highlight Uranium One's Honeymoon mine in Australia, Paladin's Kayelekera in Malawi, Rio Tinto's Rössing in Namibia and further growth in Kazakhstan as potentially being the next victims of this low price environment.
TMR: You recently attended this year's World Nuclear Association Symposium. What were the takeaways?
DS: The symposium is the largest demand-side event in the industry. Normally we see an uptick in market activity following the conference as market participants from around the globe sit down in London and hammer out supply deals. That didn't really happen this year. I think what became apparent at the WNA was the demand side of the industry feels satisfied with the amount of uranium available to meet its uncovered needs over the next couple of years. That in part has led to a complete collapse of the long-term contracting market. We're just not seeing any long-term contracting right now. Year-to-date there's only been about 14 million pounds (14 Mlb) of yellowcake that has changed hands in the long-term market. That compares to about 140 Mlb/year average over the last decade. There's some thinking that at some point utilities have to resume contracting. That's really going to be what gets the uranium price moving upward in our view—that concern among utilities that they're not covered on the supply side, coupled with an increasingly apparent future supply shortfall, leading to more buying. As I've mentioned, Japanese reactor restarts and further supply cutbacks could be critical in the timing of this.
TMR: You have 10 uranium companies under coverage. What are your choice picks and why?
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DS: Two of our top picks are Cameco Corp. (CCO:TSX; CCJ:NYSE) and Ur-Energy Inc. (URE:TSX; URG:NYSE.MKT). For Cameco, we've got a $25/share target and an outperform rating. This company is the industry's go-to, the blue chip uranium company. It's organically growing very low-cost operations, which are for the most part in very safe jurisdictions. It has a lower-risk approach to contracts, with a targeted pricing mix of about 40% fixed-pricing and 60% market-related pricing in the contract book. The company's got a solid balance sheet. We think it's going to end Q3/13 with about $800M in working capital and another $2 billion ($2B) in undrawn lines of credit. It's also diversified across the nuclear fuel chain, with exposure not only to its core uranium mining business but also with nuclear fuel services, like conversion and fuel fabrication. It's got a stake in the Bruce nuclear power plant as well as a newly bolted-on uranium trading business, so it's quite diversified. On top of that, Cameco pays a 2% dividend. We think it offers a very attractive risk/reward proposition at these levels.
On Ur-Energy, our other top pick, we've got a strong buy rating and $1.80 target. Ur-Energy is the world's newest uranium producer, having just started operations at its flagship, wholly owned Lost Creek in-situ leach mine in Wyoming, a very favorable geopolitical jurisdiction for mining. Lost Creek has lowest-quartile cash costs. We're modeling it at about $22/lb life-of-mine average production cost there. Ur-Energy just put out a strong production update in September. We think that the ramp-up curve on production is highly derisked now. The company also boasts an operationally experienced management team that has done a great job hedging themselves. About 33–50% of design production rates are going to be delivered into fixed-price contracts through 2019. Those contracts are priced well above current market levels, providing significant near-term cash flow. Having just secured its long-sought-after low interest bond loan from the state of Wyoming, $34 million at 5.75% interest, we model Lost Creek as fully funded, and the company's balance sheet as carrying much lower risk. Furthermore, trading at only 0.6 times price-to-NAV, a 40% discount to the group average, we think the current share price offers a very attractive entry point at the moment.
TMR: Speaking of Cameco, in September you bumped your target for Cameco up $1 to $25, but the stock fell 14%. What was the thinking behind that?
DS: That change was more of a housekeeping revision. With that research note, as we always do around that time of the year, we rolled forward the discount periods on our discounted cash flow models from 2013 to 2014. We also rolled forward the valuation period on our price to cash flow to 2015. Both of those changes, in this case, had a slightly positive impact on our valuation and that's what resulted in the upward tick to a $25 six- to twelve-month target price.
TMR: How will the opening of Canadian uranium mine investment to European companies affect your uranium companies?
DS: It's certainly good news. Elimination of the non-resident ownership policy (NROP) will permit European Union-based companies to own a majority stake in an operating uranium mine. That opens the door for companies like Rio Tinto Plc (RIO:NYSE; RIO:ASX; RIO:LSE; RTPPF:OTCPK) and AREVA SA (AREVA:EPA) to push forward with development of existing deposits or to buy more uranium assets in Canada. Accordingly, it increases takeover potential for companies like Denison Mines Corp. (DML:TSX; DNN:NYSE.MKT), UEX Corp. (UEX:TSX) and Kivalliq Energy Corp. (KIV:TSX.V).
Despite Cameco's apparent support for the rule change, we think it may face increased competition in Canada for personnel, equipment and permitting priority if companies like Rio Tinto and AREVA are allowed to build up production.
TMR: Denison Mines Corp.'s stock is at a four-year low, with its takeover target, Rockgate Capital Corp. (RGT:TSX), having fought Denison's bid. Your return on Denison has also been poor. Why are you recommending Denison as an outperform?
DS: The board of Rockgate has actually changed its tune and is now recommending shareholders accept the offer from Denison, which we think is a great deal for shareholders on both sides. Denison gets a significant chunk of cash out of Rockgate as well as the Falea project in Mali as a throw in for less than $0.20/lb, while Rockgate shareholders will now get shares of Denison, a company with superior size, liquidity, assets and strategy in exchange for their Rockgate shares. Falea is likely to get spun-out with Denison's other African assets if the deal closes successfully.
On our recommendation, we view Denison as one of the premier uranium explorations globally with a dominant landholding in the eastern Athabasca Basin. The company has a 60% interest in Wheeler River, the world's third-highest-grade uranium deposit that continues to grow. It's got a 22.5% stake in the McClean Lake mill, the most advanced uranium processing facility globally, which is undergoing a doubling of plant capacity at nil cost to Denison and should yield some nice toll milling revenues starting next year. It's got a 60% stake in Waterbury Lake, the western extension of Rio Tinto's Roughrider, and then a highly prospective suite of exploration projects elsewhere in the Athabasca as well as in Mongolia and in Zambia.
In addition to outstanding exploration upside at those projects, we recommend Denison on high takeout potential. We believe these growing high-quality assets in low-risk jurisdictions would be a natural fit for many strategic entities, such as Rio Tinto, particularly after the recent revision to the NROP policy, as we discussed, as well as Cameco or even Asian nuclear utilities. Denison is well run. It's got a solid cash position even without the Rockgate acquisition. Like our other top picks, Denison can weather uranium price weakness in the near term, but it's poised for that inevitable rebound in uranium prices and industry sentiment. That's really what drives our valuation on the company.
TMR: Thank you, David. You've given us a lot of insight.
DS: You're welcome.
David Sadowski is a mining equity research analyst at Raymond James Ltd., and has been covering the uranium and junior precious metals spaces for the past six years. Prior to joining the firm, David worked as a geologist in western Canada with multiple Vancouver-based junior exploration companies, focused on base and precious metals. David holds a Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences from the University of British Columbia.
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More than 20 Ethiopian women and girls, whom the state has officially recognized as victims of human trafficking, have spent the past 5 months incarcerated in Israeli prisons.
They were kidnapped from their homeland, beaten, raped, bound hand and foot, and dumped on Israeli soil. The more than 20 women and girls from Ethiopia whom the state has officially recognized as victims of human trafficking have been free from their abductors for the past five months – and they have spent that time incarcerated in Israeli prisons.
For many of them, there is still no end in sight.
Under Israeli law, the entire group should have been given treatment to help them through their ordeal and about half of them – girls aged 14 or 15, classified as unaccompanied minors – should have been placed in boarding schools. But the Education Ministry has refused to accept them, and they have remained in the Givon and Saharonim jails – both of which house adults, not other minors.
The adults were supposed to have been sent to Maagan, a shelter for female victims of trafficking run by the Social Affairs Ministry. This isn't an option for the girls, because the shelter says it isn't equipped to handle minors. But in any case, Maagan is already full. So the women have remained at Givon and Saharonim as well.
By law, trafficking victims are supposed to be held in jail only until an alternative can be found. And for minors, the law explicitly specifies a maximum limit of no more than 60 days. These girls have already been held for three months beyond that limit.
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Medical assistants can do more than work in a hospital with the degrees they obtain from a medical assisting college. One example of "more" is to volunteer their skills and services in support of foreign healthcare. There are over a hundred volunteer abroad agencies, each pleading for medical personnel to assist them in bringing health and wellbeing to underprivileged countries. One such place is Kenya, where disease is as populous as the wildebeest.
Among the most troubling diseases are malaria, typhoid, pneumonia, and tetanus. Though treatable, they have raised havoc in Kenya and other African countries for decades. Many doctor assistants have the opportunity to practice the basic training their medical assisting colleges gave them and work alongside other staff to treat infected people. The skills of a medical assistant can be put to use in various healthcare facilities including general medical practices, maternity wards, or even laboratories where patient vitals are analyzed and vaccines are tested.
These assistants have the opportunity to assist in the prevention of Africa's most startling pandemic: the HIV/AIDS virus. Approximately 1.25 million adults and over 100,000 children in Kenya have been infected with HIV/AIDS. The best cure for this epidemic is through prevention. Assistants can help raise community awareness by volunteering to be an educator, teaching the local people about the virus, such as how it spreads and what measures they should take to stop its progress. Volunteers will also be able to use their medical knowledge by visiting persons infected with the virus and providing emotional support.
Voluntering Abroad allows people with degrees from medical assisting colleges to use their skills to reach a broader scope of people. Essentially, medical assistants will be helping more people abroad than they would be locally. More importantly, they will be easing the suffering of one of the world's most impoverished countries while at the same time lowering its fatality rate due to easily treatable, preventable disease.
But is there another reason to volunteer? Absolutely. Volunteer work is an opportunity to travel and experience other cultures without the exorbitant price tags. Assistants will be immersed in Kenya's culture and get to take part in unforgettable local customs. What will make this trip so worthwhile, though, are the deeply personal connections that will be made with people through reaching out to them, and using the skills one has acquired through a medical assisting college to make a true, seeable difference in the world.


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Mercator Ltd today posted a net loss of Rs 28.70 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2017 on the back of lower income.
It had clocked a net profit of Rs 22.09 crore in the year-ago quarter.
Total income of the company fell to Rs 304.33 crore from Rs 578 crore during the corresponding quarter of 2016-17 fiscal.
Total expenses were at Rs 324 crore, as against Rs 555.49 crore in April-June quarter of the previous financial year.
Mercator Limited (earlier known as Mercator Lines Ltd) is a Mumbai-based International organisation. As a group, Mercator has diversified business interests in coal, commodity transportation and dredging besides oil and gas.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Andy's Wise Words for Fortune Tellers
"Three Tips for Fortune-Tellers.
ONE - never sell your soul, as the Oracle said: know thyself.
TWO - live: you cannot tell fortunes from an ivory tower; your instincts are honed by lean times, challenges and hardship.
THREE - less is more: cultivate a couple of methods, as a jack-of-all-trades is master-of-none."
Good advice, all around, and the second tip, in particular, is very fitting per my post earlier today (accessible by clicking here) about how life experience helps become a better predictive reader.
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Hmm, given men's notorious inability to multi-task, and as a woman who certainly does, I'd say I am neither Jack-of-all-trades nor Master-of-one, but rather Queen-of-many :DReplyDeleteReplies
Hah! Well, I suppose I'd agree with you. I like the point that there are so many techniques available, say, for reading the GT, that it's better to find several that you like, and become really comfortable with them, rather than trying to apply each and every possible technique to reading the same spread. I see it as mastering a few of those techniques rather than trying to be an expert at every one of them - more akin to finding your own reading style.Delete
I see your point, and I like your description of it as finding the styles that fit best with your own way of reading. On the other hand, I think that it's good to experiment with different techniques, as something which you wouldn't normally think of or feel comfortable with can give you really interesting results. You might then go back to the styles you prefer, but I do love to experiment and expand my perspective :DDelete
True that! As a relative newbie I feel that the only way I can really find my Lenormand style is by trying everything out and seeing what I like and what I don't prefer. And we never stop learning, otherwise we'll shrivel up!Delete
I am assuming Chloe that your Queenly crown slipped, again. I said cultivate a few ie master something before moving on. Work at something. Learn about it beyond skimming Iris' course. But what do I know - being a manReplyDelete
I am assuming Chloe that your Queenly crown slipped, again. I said cultivate a few ie master something before moving on. Work at something. Learn about it beyond skimming Iris' course. But what do I know - being a manReplyDeleteReplies
I'm sorry if the smileys weren't enough to show my intent to be gently tongue-in-cheek, Andy. As for Iris Treppner, she isn't my favourite German author, though I enjoy both the Sibyl and her Erfolgsplaner especially. And she is closer to my understanding than Britta Kienle, with her unusual take on timing. My personal preference is for the style and interpretations of Fiechter, Drabeck and Jösten, though I also find Dumke interesting as the jump-off-point for a lot of what came later amongst German authors like Halina Kamm and Anne Biwer. Bergmann and Krüger are both useful for their books on the Grand Tableau, while Bergmann's latest "Die fabelhafte Welt des Lenormand" is interesting in its associations to mythology, art and tarot, though I don't always agree with how she combines then. And I love Yachour and Schäfer's idea of creating fairy tales around the Lenormand cards as an easier way to memorise the meanings! Which brings me back to my point, that some people learn most easily through a single focus, while others do better with a more comparative approach. Obviously, it would have taken much less time and money to simply skim Iris' online course, but where would be the fun in that?! ;)Delete
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Smiles and sarcasm do not detract from intent, Chloe. I know what you mean as do you.Delete
Listing authors do not grant authority to you. You are no better than Britta anymore than I am.
I am not going to argue on Olivia's blog. But I had been prepared to give you respect before now, at least as a Lenormand and TABI peer. But I see now I was misguided. You deserve no respect at all.
Good luck with the Celtic. I'm sure Will Worthington will ensure it sells well.Delete
Where you see authority, I see exploration. Perhaps we can agree to differ. Thank you for your good luck wishes, I am glad your eBook is doing well.ReplyDelete


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Quantenna Communications has unveiled a new Wi-Fi technology that it's calling "10G Wi-Fi". The new wireless technology will support data transfer speeds of up to 10Gbps and a much wider range than the current Wi-Fi technology.
The Wi-Fi technology is likely to be introduced in 2015. Quantenna Communications had announced earlier that it will launch a new chipset next year that will make the "10G Wi-Fi" possible. The company is already known for supplying hardware to companies like AT&T, Belgacom, DIRECTV, France Telecom, Swisscom and Telefonica.
Quantenna also says that ASUS is using Quantenna's 802.11ac chipset to build the world's fastest consumer router. The company also claims to be the first to support MU-MIMO (a technology used to transmit data to multiple devices at once).
"We've made 4x4 MU-MIMO a reality, but we can't stop there," said Dr. Sam Heidari, CEO, Quantenna Communications. "The demand for reliable, high-performance Wi-Fi will only increase. The number of Wi-Fi enabled devices in the home is growing faster than anyone predicted. Outdoor applications like carrier Wi-Fi, mobile offload and broadband delivery are quickly emerging. Wi-Fi has to keep up. That's where 10G Wi-Fi comes in. Wi-Fi is no longer a convenience. People expect it to 'just work' even with demanding applications like HD video streaming. With Quantenna's 10G Wi-Fi, they'll always get the performance they expect—even as their expectations continue to rise."
The company is planning to incorporate the 4x4 offerings to its next upcoming 10G Wi-Fi chipsets in 2015. These chipsets will also support MIMO configurations of up to 8x8.
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I know a guy (honestly, not a friend of a friend, but an actual friend) who could have sorely used the Trestle Legs Table. For almost half a year after moving into his bachelor pad, he converted one of his moving cardboard boxes into a table. Imagine what six months would do to a not-so-sturdy or easily-cleanable cardboard box. Yikes!
Austrian design studio undpartner(punkt)at's Barbara Gollackner and Michael Walder have devised a simple solution to this universal problem of little space and/or money: the Trestle Legs Table. According to the designers it "hardly [needs] any space when not in use, [is] easy to put up, and with [its] straps can even be hung on the wall—a universe of design away [from] the dusty sawhorses in your Granddad's workshop."
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Park Chan-wook thundered onto the international movie scene in 2003 with his breakout, Grand Prix-winning Oldboy. Championed by Tarantino and embraced worldwide by fans of extreme Asian cinema, it became an instant classic, and notorious for its scenes of live-squid-eating and father-daughter incest.
Whilst his first English-language feature, Stoker, plays with similarly incestuous material, it falls far short of the transgressive, blackly comic and genuinely disturbing achievements of his previous work.
It's the story of India - played by the waifish Mia Wasikowska - troubled daughter of the wealthy Stoker clan. Living in a secluded farmhouse with her widowed mother (Nicole Kidman), she becomes ever more introverted after the mysterious death of her beloved father, until his brother, Uncle Charlie (Matthew Goode), enters their lives. Mia, who was unaware of her uncle's existence until his sudden arrival on the scene, reacts to Charlie's presence with a mix of resentment and burgeoning sexual interest, although she starts to suspect that this surrogate father and potential lover harbours predictably darker secrets than at first he lets on.
Chan-wook might be seen as South Korea's answer to David Fincher, in that he's also a purveyor of challenging and smart dramas for adult audiences with a coolly stylish visual sensibility. And like Fincher, often the quality of the screenplays with which he works determines whether the finished article is either a chocolate cake - dark, rich, and delicious - or a chocolate mousse: frothy and insubstantial.
Stoker is a chocolate mousse of a movie if ever there was one, and the fault largely lies with Prison Break actor-turned-screenwriter Wentworth Miller, working under the pseudonym of Ted Foulke. Without giving anything away, the ostensible mysteries on which the plot hinges (who is Uncle Charlie? whatever happened to daddy Stoker?) will prove barely mysterious to all but the most uninitiated of filmgoers. When the 'revelations' do come, they'd struggle to raise an eyebrow let alone a heartbeat.
This needn't have been such a problem, however. Miller was clearly influenced by Hitchcock's underrated Shadow of a Doubt, another Gothic tale of the appearance in small-town suburbia of a malevolent uncle, likewise named Charlie, and the erotic spell he casts over his adolescent niece. In both films, there is little attempt to conceal the uncles' shady pasts, with the filmmakers choosing instead to dwell upon the turbulence caused by their presence in contained and repressed communities.
But whereas Hitchcock reliably colours the premise with satirical flourishes and simmering sexual undercurrents, watching Stoker is like being bludgeoned about the head with a moth-eaten copy of Freud's complete works. For every moment of palpable sexual tension, such as a stand-out sequence of seduction during a piano duet ending in near-orgasm, there's another that crudely smothers the atmosphere in obviousness, reaching its nadir when Wasikowska masturbates in the shower whilst recalling a murder to which she was witness. In the end, it leaves you wondering whether Hollywood is getting more patronising, or if audiences are becoming less perceptive and in need of ever-larger narrative signposts to follow what's happening.
In truth, Stoker isn't half as clever or penetrating as it thinks it is. It's weighed down by stilted, corny dialogue, and a tone that takes itself far too seriously even as it veers ever further into camp. Imagine The Addams Family with all of the jokes excised and you're pretty much there.
Luckily, it's enlivened to an extent by the actors' knowingly-arch performances, especially Matthew Goode's raffish, poised turn as Uncle Charlie, clearly relishing the opportunity to play the whole thing as sinisterly as humanly possible. And Chan-wook's inventive framings have survived the transportation intact, ornamenting every scene with baroque touches and a sensual use of bold colours to signify the characters' churning desires.
With its mix of sex amid implausibly attractive people, and gruesome yet artfully-composed death, Stoker perhaps works best as a date movie. Beautiful but empty, sporadically fun but finally unsatisfying, and despite its pretensions of depth, it's unlikely to endure for long as very much else.


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Hi Geckogirl,
ABSOLUTELY....tell your friend to get a 2nd opinion. I had triple fusion in 2000 after 2 discs ruptured and the 3rd while waiting for surgery. I had no choice but to have surgery! Immediately after the surgery of course I had relief of the horrid, indescribable pain and some relief of the numbness. However, it took 11 months before I was able to return to work and from that day forward I entered the world of CP. I have done many therapies since then and am always researching and trying new treatments. Prolotherapy might be something your friend could look into along with PT, etc. A friend of mine had 4 levels fused 2 years ago and is doing GREAT, very occasionally she has spasm but thats it, for now anyway. Her symptoms were severe neck pain,spasm with numbness into the fingers.. she had disc bulges but no ruptures. She tried PT and Trigger point injections before consenting to surgery.
Whitebeard recently had cervical fusion, so he can probably give you great input on this subject!
Please urge your friend to get a second opinion from another Neurosurgeon and maybe a Neurologist too!
DDD, osteoarthritis, fusion surgeries C-5/7 & L-4/5 both in 2006, torn meniscus left knee 2000 & 2002, buldging disc L-2/3


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Celtic rekindle interest in Hernanes; Hearts bring in ex-Barca winger and could sign experienced Greek midfielder and Mark Warburton refuses to be drawn on goalkeeper talk
Hernanes back on Celtic radar?
Celtic could rekindle their interest in Juventus midfielder Hernanes, with the Brazilian struggling for game time in Turin.
The 31-year-old was linked with Celtic in the summer, and while the former Lazio star stayed in Italy, it is thought he could exit Juventus before the transfer window closes.
Although tied to Juventus until 2018, Hernanes last made a league appearance for the club in November. (Various)
Hoops sweat over Gordon bid
Celtic are facing a stand-off with 'keeper Craig Gordon amid interest from Chelsea.
Parkhead chiefs had planned to rush through contract talks with the ex-Hearts and Sunderland goalie but it is understood Gordon is keeping his options open despite Celtic knocking back a £3 million bid for the 34-year-old.
Chelsea are also keeping tabs on 30-year-old PSG 'keeper Salvatore Sirigu and could swoop for the Italian if a move for Gordon falls through. (Sunday Mail/The Sun)
Hearts eye Greek ace
Hearts have been linked with another signing just hours after bringing in ex-Barcelona winger Choulay on loan from Stoke City.
Ian Cathro is believed to be keen on a deal for Greek international midfielder Alexandros Tziolis, who has had spells with Panathinaikos, Werder Bremen, Racing Santander, PAOK, Monaco and APOEL.
The defensive midfielder has made 62 appearances for the national squad and has been linked with a move to Hearts following his release from PAOK. (Scotland on Sunday)
Warburton plays down Alwnick link
Mark Warburton has played down rumours linking Rangers with Port Vale goalkeeper Jak Alnwick, adding: "We never discuss our business."
The Ibrox side has been linked with a £250,000 bid for the 23-year-old goalkeeper, formerly of Newcastle, but Warburton was adamant that 'when something is completed, then we'll talk about it."
Alwnick is a former England Under-18 international, and had spells on loan at Gateshead and Bradford during his time at the Magpies. (Scotland on Sunday)
Onyekuru could yet join Celtic
Nigerian forward Henry Onyekuru could yet join Celtic, with current club Eupen making moves to sign replacements for the 19-year-old striker.
Onyekuru was linked with a £1 million move to Glasgow but interest cooled after the player's agency firm cast doubt on the switch.
But with Brendan Rodgers still keen, and clubs in Germany, Russia and Turkey all keeping tabs on Onyekuru, the player could yet leave Belgium this window. (Various)
Lennon still keen on Commons
Neil Lennon is still keen on bringing Celtic attacker Kris Commons to Easter Road, despite the transfer window nearing its end.
Commons signed an emergency loan deal with Hibs in December, and scored two key goals as Hibs put space between themselves and Dundee United at the summit of the Championship.
And while he has since returned to Celtic, Lennon hasn't given up hope of bringing Commons back to Leith. (Scotland on Sunday)


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Computer has a single FIFO queue of ?xed precision unsigned integers with the length of the queue unbounded. You can use access methods similar to those in the third model. In this model you will have something like front() that will return the value in the front of the queue (the eldest item) rather than top().
(a) Sketch an algorithm to recognize the copy language: the set of strings of form wcw where w is any string of 'a's and 'b's.
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The 5 am wake ups are becoming the norm so I guess I don't need to blog about it all the time, but I'm impressed with myself that I've been able to consistently get my ass out of bed that early :) Also, I've started incorporating a smoothie into my daily meal plan. I was going to make it a challenge, but as soon as I write that word I fail. So, I've just been doing it and it's going great. I didn't put any time constraints on it so if I don't choose to do it tomorrow it's not a failure.
Smoothies are a great breakfast option for me. I've been making huge ones, with tons of fruit, veggies, protein powder, and yogurt or cottage cheese. And there's enough left over to make a perfect mid morning snack. Green smoothies are pretty darn tasty. You know who else thinks so?
A perfect way to get in extra fresh fruits and veggies
The pre-cooked lentils at Trader Joe's have been a favorite around here for awhile. They are a perfect topping for salads or warmed up for a grain bowl. The last few days I've been putting them on everything from salads, to tostadas, to sandwiches.
Lentils mixed with avocado, grated carrots and salsa for an awesome tostada. Topped with spinach and TJ's creamy feta dressing
Lentil salad sandwich on sprouted rye. Inside I mixed lentils, avocado, tomato, grated carrot, veganaisse, dijon, and topped with shredded cheddar and the crushed up ends of a bag of potato chips. Amazing! Served with sliced cucs.
I'm hosting a play date and potluck later so I need to tidy up a bit and hopefully read a little more 50 Shades ;) (blushes) It's so ridiculous so far, but ridiculously entertaining. I do have to say I'm getting a bit annoyed with how many "quirking up" and "magic"ing of facial features there are. Almost every other page this Christian dude is quirking an eyebrow or lip. It's becoming a little redundant. Oh well, I obviously keep going back...
Hope you have a great day!