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Southwest's Long Beach Performance Improves
CF on Jul 11, 2022 Jul 12, 2022 - 30 Comments on Southwest's Long Beach Performance Improves
LGB - Long Beach, Southwest
As I'm sure you all do on your Sunday nights, I was flipping through Cirium data looking for something fun to analyze when it dawned on me I hadn't really dug into Long Beach performance post-pandemic, now that Southwest has fully put its imprint in the market. Fares still continue to lag, but there has been significant and notable growth.
When Southwest came into the market in 2016, the rationale was that it had such a strong base in the LA area that it would be able to tap into that in order to outperform the then-800 pound gorilla, JetBlue. It could fly to short-haul markets from Long Beach, and that would help keep people loyal when they picked their airline up at LAX for more distant trips. Plus Southwest could carry more connections. It was a bloodbath for awhile while JetBlue held on, but that airline abandoned the market entirely in October 2020 when it moved the remains up the road to LAX.
So, where are things today? It's a mixed bag.
Let's start with a look at T100 data showing load factors for Long Beach departures.
Load Factor By Airline for LGB Departures
Data via Cirium
From the very beginning, Southwest lagged JetBlue in load factor, and that really isn't a surprise. Southwest was serving more of the high frequency business travel markets that we'd expect would push load factors down compared to a pure leisure airline like JetBlue. (JetBlue is, at least, pure leisure for its orphaned intra-West flying.)
For the last year, Southwest's load factor has rebounded nicely, but it still sits well below where it was pre-pandemic, even with JetBlue out of the market. The West Coast has recovered more slowly, and business has also lagged. Thanks to slot utilization rules, Southwest couldn't just pull back frequencies in recent months, so this is to be expected, if not ideal. But how are fares?
I don't love the idea of looking at fares more broadly here, because the mix of routes has shifted. So instead, let's just take a look at three of the short-haul routes to show performance.
Long Beach – Phoenix is a newer market than the rest for Southwest, and the competition in the market has not gone away. So it's possibly not a surprise to see the Southwest average fare lag as much as it does. But fares in that market have been very depressed since the pandemic began, and they continue to be very low through the first quarter of 2022. Keep in mind, Q2 is when things really started to take off.
In Las Vegas and Oakland, however, Southwest has been there longer, and you can see the continued climb in average fare, even during the pandemic. That's a promising sign, but it lacks context. A low fare is still a low fare even if it has risen, so how does this compare to other LA Basin markets? This is where you can see significant progress.
Average Fares to Oakland by LA Basin Airport
The gap between Long Beach and the rest has narrowed considerably. Yes, Long Beach fares are still the lowest, but they were hovering around $60 when Southwest started and are now up around $80. Meanwhile, Orange County and Burbank have dropped from closer to $120 down to under $100.
The average fares in Las Vegas tell a very similar story. Southwest has climbed from the $40 range to above $60 in Long Beach, now getting close to or occasionally rising above LAX.
Average Fares to Las Vegas by LA Basin Airport
Those were the two original markets in Long Beach with others coming in over the years. It's hard to judge those other markets thanks to how recently they were launched and the pandemic noise, but the performance in these two markets is certainly encouraging, if not spectacular.
Of course, we're only looking at local traffic so far, but for Southwest, it isn't all about local traffic. That is one place where it was significantly different from JetBlue. I look at the percent of traffic that was local vs connecting in all markets, and a very clear and surprising trend came out of that.
For JetBlue, I went back to Q1 2016, but for Southwest, I used the most recent quarter, Q1 2022. I lumped the flights into three different buckets. There's West of the Rockies, East of the Rockies, and Hawai'i.
LGB % Traffic Local by Market Type
Data via Cirium, JetBlue is Q1 2016 while Southwest is Q1 2022
On the short-haul legs west of the Rockies, JetBlue had almost no connecting traffic. What it did have was garbage like San Jose – Long Beach – Las Vegas or something equally terrible. Southwest has more connecting traffic, but I was surprised to see that it was still mostly local in those markets. Las Vegas can carry a lot of connections, but so far, it's not doing that. This is all about locals in this area.
For Hawai'i, JetBlue obviously didn't fly that at all, but for Southwest it really is a tale of two markets. To Honolulu, 92.5 percent was local but in Maui, it was only 67.5 percent. Why the disparity? On the Maui flight, the number one connecting market was… to Honolulu. So it is still a Hawai'i story with little feed from elsewhere. That's what I'd expect in Long Beach since gateways like Oakland, Las Vegas, and Phoenix will take much more.
Lastly we have the flights East of the Rockies. This is really interesting. For JetBlue, this was only Austin, Boston, and JFK. JFK was more than 90 percent local, but Boston and Austin were at 80 percent. Austin makes some sense, because there were easy connections on to Florida. Boston is a little more surprising, but there are plenty of smaller cities around the Northeast that require a connection from any LA airport. I guess Boston was the place for that.
For Southwest, however, East of the Rockies means Denver and a bunch of midcontinent markets including Austin, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, and St Louis. It's these markets where Southwest can really juice things by offering connecting opportunities. For that reason, seeing less than two-thirds of this traffic as local isn't much a surprise. This is how Southwest puts its network to good use.
Those fares help justify flying the thinner, mid-haul routes. Apparently Southwest likes how this is working out since its recently-won new slot will be used to add another… Nashville.
In the end, this suggests that Southwest is making steady progress in improving its performance in Long Beach. Is it good? No. But it's also not terrible, and that's a win. Southwest just needs to see other, newer markets from Long Beach follow a similar trajectory, but that won't be easy. Those don't have the benefit of another airline pulling out completely, eliminating capacity and helping fares to rise. Still, when the Q2 numbers come out, that will be telling since it's when travel demand started to really take off.
30 comments on "Southwest's Long Beach Performance Improves"
Angry Bob Crandall says:
Cranky,
I'm curious if John Wayne has the same challenges as Long Beach. There's rarely any news about them.
Chris P Bacon says:
Cranky doesn't fly out of SNA, so it's not something he likes to cover. While it's an interesting article to read, it would be nice to see other airports get the same love, uh, LUV. Sometimes it feels like this site could be called Cranky LGB Flier.
He has an affection for LGB as Tim has for Delta
MRY-SMF says:
I mean he can practically walk to LGB from his house so I think we all would prefer an airport if it was that close to us
CraigTPA says:
Nah, Cranky's LGB posts don't have that "North Korean newslady bouncing up and down with reverence" flavour.
Bill from DC (aka Cranky Gazelle?) says:
I was thinking of the Iraqi information minister "There are no Americans in the Baghdad city limits!"
Angry Bob – In what sense? You mean fare challenges? Orange County has generally been the opposite with higher fares than average, though with ULCCs making their way in during the pandemic, that can have some impact.
Happy to pull some data if you tell what you'd like to see.
Runway30 says:
In the beginning WN seemed to be losing money per flight in the battle for airport dominance that B6 was all to willingly to give up. The silver lining for WN thankfully LGB has the lowest break even operating costs per flight of all the LA airports which has propelled LGB into the Green for WN.
WN only 2 market battles out of LGB now are PHX and Hawaii.
PHX WN again has lower operating costs than AA so they will likely continue to win in the market.
Hawaii HNL and OGG WN again has lower operating costs than HA. But WN seems to have given HA the win in the LGB-OGG battle seeing more revenue opportunity with an additional LGB-SJC flight at the expense of OGG in September. WN said all the Hawaii mainland withdrawals are seasonal temporary cuts but I'd be surprised if OGG service returns. WN came out swinging for Hawaii capacity from LGB at its peak schedule with 3 daily flights 2 HNL and 1 OGG . But now it's down to 1 HNL.
Time will tell with the arrival of the MAX7 ETOPS in 2023 if and when they Add SNA-Hawaii Will LGB-HNL service survive.
Are you sure about that? I thought AA runs regional flights out of LGB. Wouldn't labor costs for AA be much lower?
SawTheMasters says:
Southwest has historically been patient in its market development. They have exited very few cities over the years. And never closed a "hub" or "focus city." Even though their "low fare carpet bombing" initial strategy has been replaced by more nuanced and better-informed competitive strategies, they remain patient with new cities, often shifting flight destinations to assist in new market development, while further bolstering their network. And they will revisit a focus city after cutting it back. Consider STL: prior to 09/11 STL had over 80 fights a day and was growing and adding existing short-haul frequencies (eg STL-IND 5 times a day). But STL was cut to around 60 flights a day after 09/11, due to the loss of short-haul demand. But over the years, STL has once again ramped up, slowly. The last I checked, SWA had over 110 flights a day in STL, bigger than ever. They are indeed a well-managed company in terms of their Network Planning.
SubwayNut says:
I have a question about how load factors are calculated. Southwest has a very generous Customer of Size Policy where if you're hips exceed the width of the armrests they will check you in to reserve a second seat free of charge. You pre-board and are given a second boarding pass to put on the seat next to you, making it clear that that seat is taken. All other domestic airlines require you to purchase this second seat (Alaska will refund it if the flight goes out with other empty seats) for passengers of size.
When load factors are calculated is a passenger who has purchased a second seat for comfort, or in the case of southwest is using this very important policy free of charge, does that second seat count as booked or not for calculating load factor? For example if a plane has 200 seats, is sold out but 10 passengers have booked/reserved a second seat does the load factor of this flight count as 100% or 95%.
Subway – I believe load factors are calculated as revenue passengers only.
So if a seat is paid for, that should count. If not, then it shouldn't.
I agree, the connections will be a key differentiator for WN service compared to LGB.
"For Southwest, however, East of the Rockies means Denver and a bunch of midcontinent markets including Austin, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, and St Louis."
Are you saying that WN flies to all of these places from LGB now? Or just listing potential mid continent connection airports they could serve from LGB?
I flew Southwest nonstop from LGB to MDW back in October 2021, and would have booked that flight again in a few weeks had it not been so outrageously priced that Spirit from LAX to ORD in a Big Front seat plus a checked bag was less than anything from the LA Basin to Chicago on Southwest.
Rick S says:
Southwest flies nonstop to all of the above destinations you listed, plus 10 more = 15 total.
This is according to southwest.com.
Wow, I wasn't aware they were flying to do many destinations from LGB, thanks!
Oddly enough, this strikes me as an "old school" Southwest strategy, go to the underutilized airport in the region and dominate it. Of course that started back when they weren't flying from the "big" airports but still persists in several cases (e.g., DAL, HOU, MDW, BWI).
Tim Dunn says:
These are the types of articles that CF does that no one else does that provide insight into the industry that most people cannot get.
I am glad CF has updated WN's progress at LGB.
It would be great to see him do more of these types of articles in highly competitive markets esp. related to the potential SAVE acquisition/merger to help readers see how share and pricing has shifted and who stands to win and lose if consolidation takes place.
Dartagnan79 says:
Another LGB post? Yawn…for an tiny airport that only has a total of like 50 commercial departures per day, it surely gets alot of attention on this blog, unless this is a socal publication? I know this is your hometown airport Brett…but….yeah…..
It's not uncommon for the authors of free blogs to have particular aspects of their subject they're particularly interested in covering in their free blogs, the ones that cost their readers nothing. Because they're free.
Why not just skip the LGB posts? I skip the "Cranky Talk" posts, because I'm just not into podcasts, but I manage to do that without complaining about it.
Lol what a novel concept, Craig! Same here. Seems like a no brainer to me.
Tory says:
Ignore the haters Cranky, keep up the LGB posts! I've been flying HOU-LGB fairly frequently and it's an easy airport with much lower fares than SNA. On the flip side, I'd kinda prefer the rest of the world not discover it! ;-)
It's gets a lot of attention because all the JetBlue lovers can't understand why the world's most profitable airline in aviation history can make money at poor little old LGB when JetBlue couldn't.
So everyone assumes it's a money losing investment in California which is Southwest most profitable marketshare. Everyone forgets the huge Orange County California catchment area is Slot restricted in how much capacity can be added to the market. SNA has Seat/Slot allocation which prohibits and fluctuates growth opportunities.
Grabbing available LGB slots helps Southwest back fill and add additional capacity to the same catchment area. WN once peaked out at 74 daily flights at its Sister airport SNA but because of the Slot/Seat allocations yearly fluctuations beyond WN control it was forced to relinquish slots/seats. LGB thanks to JetBlue abandonment at LGB allowed WN to recapture that capacity/revenue in the Orange County via LGB now. LGB been long viewed as More of an Orange County airport than a LA airport.
JetBlue unsuccessfully tried to market LGB as LAX alternative but most LA people that live in the LA catchment area view LGB as a out of the way beach city airport on the edge LA county boarder with Orange County than anything else.
SpiritFF says:
The LGB catchment area is not a circle that overlaps SNA and LAX; it's more of a sideways oval extending into Norwalk, Whittier, Fullerton, La Habra, possibly even as far as Azusa. For a lot of the cities to the northeast of LGB (605 corridor), LGB is the closest!
Not true, jetblue was profitable at lgb for a while, when it was the dominant carrier, until there was more competition. Just like wn wasn't profitable until it's the sole carrier. WN doesn't posses a profit magic wand, if they did they wouldn't of completely pulled out of ewr.
Dartagnan – Though profit by airport isn't disclosed, the general belief is that JetBlue was only profitable at LGB in the early days when there was no low cost flying from LAX to New York. At one point there were up to 8x daily. As soon as low cost flying moved into LAX, the Long Beach operation tanked. They tried many things, including a short-haul shift and then the ill-fated attempt to get a customs facility. None of it worked. When Southwest arrived, JetBlue was already doing poorly.
Those limits at SNA are SO FRUSTRATING, as it keeps fares way too high. Orange County has to expand the number of gates and slots at John Wayne. I'm convinced it should eventually be as busy as SAN, the 2nd busiest single-runway airport in the world – they have similar catchment sizes! The neighbors will have to get over the noise – they bought next to an airport! ? One time on takeoff, our Southwest flight attendant got on the intercom to tell "Everybody please be quiet – there are rich people below us!" ?
Those ?'s are supposed to be emoticons ;-D
Nick Barnard says:
That Southwest flight attendant is wonderfully brutal. I love it.
LGB all the time. Lol.
The real action is at PAE…
Well some action is at PAE.. not sure if it's interesting enough for over here.
Maybe I'm missing something, but I'm a little bit surprised that Frontier hasn't tried to get a slot or two at Long Beach since it left LAX.
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Q: When to use dereferencing pointers I am currently learning Go.
Following this link. On initCache function it accepts a evictionAlgo type parameter without * prefix so meaning it's not the pointer. See below the code I am referring.
type cache struct {
    storage      map[string]string
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    capacity     int
    maxCapacity  int
}

func initCache(e evictionAlgo) *cache {
    storage := make(map[string]string)
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I got really confused. So my question is when or what scenario to consider when using a dereference pointer? And when should I not use dereference.

A: From my experience, you only have two situations where you would use a pointer as input or output. For output, I don't think it's ever really needed. My use case for it, it just as a convenience. Normally if you are returning an empty struct, you might do it like this:
package user
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type cache struct { dir string }

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but if you instead change to pointer, then you can use nil for the zero value:
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}

Regarding input, you should only need a pointer, if you need to change a field:
package user

type cache struct { dir string }

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}

I thought you could change a slice or map field without a pointer receiver, but upon trying it only seems to work with pointer receiver as well.

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Celebrated Rice University physics professor and researcher Adilet Imambekov died this week on a mountain-climbing trek in his native Kazakhstan. The 30-year-old leaves behind his wife Aigerim Kabdiyeva and two children.
While details are sketchy, a Wednesday email from Kabdiyeva told university officials that her husband had been found dead in his tent by a climbing guide as they were ascending the Khan Tengri Peak along Kazakhstan's border with China and Kyrgyzstan. Imambekov died in a base camp located at an altitude of 17,300 feet, roughly 6,000 feet from the top of the mountain.
Though the cause of death is still unknown, those who knew the young scientist remember him for his impeccable physical health and his love of endurance sports like cycling and marathon running. He ran his first triathlon in May and boasted a finishing time just below 12 hours.
Those who knew the young scientist remember him for his impeccable physical health and his love of endurance sports like cycling and marathon running.
"This news has been shocking to us," Tom Killian, who chairs Rice's physics and astronomy department, tells CultureMap. "Adilet was in wonderful condition and has been climbing mountains since he was young. He certainly has tackled much higher peaks in the past."
Killian says that Imambekov was an important part of his department as well as an integral figure on the Rice campus known for collaborating across disciplines and organizing running sessions with fellow faculty members.
As a physicist, Imambekov concentrated on the fundamental properties of matter with a particular interest in understanding how matter behaves in confined space — an important field of study as circuits and microchips get smaller and smaller, according to Killian. Imambekov's work already had earned him numerous accolades, including a National Science Foundation CAREER Award as well as a coveted Sloan Research Fellowship.
"One of the greatest tragedies from all this is that he's leaving behind a wife and two kids," Killian says in closing. "Our hearts go out to them all."
The burial takes place this weekend in Almaty, Kazakhstan. A formal memorial service is anticipated at Rice early in the fall semester.
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Downtown's newest park welcomes Houstonians with '3 times the fun' grand opening celebration
Rendering courtesy of Downtown Redevelopment Authority
Downtown residents, commuters, and green space-loving residents can soon enjoy downtown's newest park at its grand opening this weekend. Trebly Park, nestled at the corner of Leeland and Fannin Streets near Toyota Center (1515 Fannin St.), will welcome locals from 2 pm-7 pm Friday, January 27 at an opening celebration.
Visitors can feast on sweet macaroons at the park's fast-casual cafe, Tout Suite; visit the dog parks; take in live music; and enjoy carnival games onsite at the free event.
As CultureMap reported in 2021, Trebly Park is a game changer for the area. The L-shaped park features modern design, an event lawn, dogs runs for large and small breeds, plentiful seating areas, and a vivid public art. Design elements include a central lawn framed by garden zones, seating, water features, and a Live Oak-lined walkway.
Avid cyclists can expect a BCycle station, bike racks, and a bike repair station. The aforementioned dog runs will attract pet owners; a lawn will supply lounging opportunities and room for activities and activations. Locals can expect a schedule of events such as live music, movie screenings, and art.
Public art is a major theme here; a gateway installation greeting park visitors will rotate every two years. The inaugural installation will be crafted by German artists Thomas Granseuer and Tomislav Topic of Quintessenz. The duo, partnering with local artist Kelly O'Brien, will install Porta Pigmenta, which features layers of PVC mesh painted in different color gradients and suspended at canopy height over a square frame. Fabric will create waves of color that will constantly change with existing wind and light.
Meanwhile, a whimsical playscape by Brooklyn-based art duo Chiaozza will provide entertainment for children. Whale Bone Dinner Party, a multi-piece sculpture made from hand-painted fiberglass, features playable, patterned pieces that invite interaction and discovery, according to press materials.
Those seeking nourishment after a day at the park can partake in breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Tout Suite, along with coffee, juice, craft beer, wine and bubbles, signature pastries, and baked goods. The 2,400-square-foot cafe will feature indoor and lush outdoor seating.
Why the Treby moniker?"The genesis for the name was inspired in parts by location, shape and the fun factor," said Curtis Flowers, DRA board chair, in a statement. "Trebly Park is located on Block 333 of Downtown Houston, on a site defined by three city block corners. Trebly, meaning 'three times as much,' is fresh in spirit, rolls off the tongue, and is not moored in convention. By its definition, Trebly Park implies that the park has much to offer those who visit it in terms of experience with 'three times as much' fun, play, interaction, relaxation and deliciousness."


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Drug combo shows promise in treatment of depression and addiction
January 10, 2019 by Bill Hathaway, Yale University
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The combination of naltrexone and ketamine can help treat both symptoms of addiction and depression, a preliminary study by Yale University researchers suggests.
Substance abuse and depression are common in many patients, and efforts to treat both conditions simultaneously have had limited success. One recent study suggested that the antidepressant effects of ketamine might be blunted by administration of naltrexone, used to limit cravings of those addicted to opioid drugs and alcohol.
A preliminary study of five patients suffering from both depression and substance abuse disorders suggest that isn't the case. The study was published Jan. 9 in the journal JAMA Psychiatry.
The results "raise the possibility that for people who have depression complicated by substance abuse disorders, the combination of ketamine and naltrexone may be a strategy to explore in the effort to optimally treat both conditions," said senior author John Krystal, Yale's Robert L. McNeil Jr. Professor of Translational Research; professor of psychiatry, neuroscience, and psychology; and chair of the Department of Psychiatry.
Krystal and lead author Gihyun Yoon, assistant professor of psychiatry, treated the five patients suffering from depression and alcohol use disorder with a long-lasting form of naltrexone and then administered ketamine. Four of the five responded to the first ketamine dose and all five found relief from depression after multiple doses.
The study also challenges the idea that ketamine might produce antidepressant effects by stimulating opiate receptors.
Krystal cautioned that larger studies are needed to confirm beneficial effects of the combination treatment.
Krystal and Yoon have provisional patents on the use of ketamine and naltrexone to treat comorbid depression and substance abuse.
More information: Gihyun Yoon et al. Association of Combined Naltrexone and Ketamine With Depressive Symptoms in a Case series of Patients With Depression and Alcohol Use Disorder, JAMA Psychiatry (2019). DOI: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2018.3990
Journal information: JAMA Psychiatry
Provided by Yale University
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Baseball Bits #11: How Much are Harper, Machado, Really Worth?
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Welcome to the final article of my initial 2018-19 MLB free agency coverage. Bryce Harper and Manny Machado may be the Top 2 free agents of the off-season, but how much money are they really worth? Keep reading to find out my take. If you haven't seen them yet, you can also check out my previous MLB free agency articles at the links below. In February, I may also have some updated predictions on where the final remaining free agents will sign, so stay tuned.
MLB 2018-19 Free Agency Coverage – Tentative Schedule
Week of November 19: MLB 2018-19 Free Agency Predictions: Pitchers
Week of November 26: MLB 2018-19 Free Agency Predictions: Catchers & Infielders
Week of December 3: MLB 2018-19 Free Agency Predictions: Outfielders & Trade Ideas
Week of January 21: Baseball Bits #11: How Much Money are Harper, Machado Really Worth?
It's been a crazy off-season so far. The Mariners have completely refreshed their roster, and the Dodgers dealt away Yasiel Puig and Matt Kemp in one trade. Winter Meetings were not only full of trades, but also free agent signings. Many of the top free agents, including Patrick Corbin, J.A. Happ, Nathan Eovaldi, Michael Brantley, Josh Donaldson, Wilson Ramos, Yasmani Grandal, and Andrew McCutchen have been signed.
But the top two free agents of the off-season, Bryce Harper and Manny Machado, remain unsigned. Harper and Machado are regarded as a couple of the league's best offensive players, and among free agent batters, Harper and Machado were the Top 2 in oWAR. Both Harper and Machado are capable of making a mediocre team a contender, or making a team that's already a borderline playoff contender a relevant World Series contender.
Machado met with three teams in December: the White Sox, Yankees, and Phillies. He is likely going to sign with one of those three teams, but he has not made his decision yet, though he has reportedly narrowed it down to the White Sox and Phillies. Originally, I had predicted that Machado would go to the Phillies. But after their acquistion of Jean Segura, I see the White Sox as the best fit. There could be mystery teams in on Machado though, according to several newer reports.
Harper has not met with any teams yet, but the Dodgers, Cubs, Nationals, and Phillies among others have shown interest. After trading away two of their outfielders and more to the Reds for next to nothing, it would not be smart for the Dodgers to pass on Harper. But I think there's a chance he'll sign with the White Sox or Phillies as well.
Although they have some different suitors, one thing Harper and Machado have in common is their demand for a big contract. Harper turned down a 10 year, $300 million contract offered by the Nationals back in September. Machado could also reportedly sign for $250-300 million or more. But are Harper and Machado, let alone any free agent batter worth that much money?
I did some research on some free agents throughout the last 12 years. I looked at free agent batters and pitchers who were Top 50 in oWAR or pWAR the season before they hit the open market who ended up signing for at least $12 million/year and at least $45 million total. I researched their stats the following year. Did their WAR improve or decline? I looked at other stats too, like OPS for batters, and ERA for pitchers. The goal is to gauge how much Harper and Machado are really worth based on how big an impact they could realistically make right off the bat. Keep reading to see my research and some interesting "Baseball Bits" that I found through my research.
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Of the 23 free agent batters since 2006 who were Top 50 in oWAR and signed for at least $12 million/year and $45 million total:
Only 2, or 8.7% (Lorenzo Cain and Nelson Cruz) saw an increase in oWAR AND OPS throughout their contract, and only 1 of the 2 saw an increase in oWAR of 1.0 or more (Cruz, 4.2 → 6.0)
Only 4, or 17.4%, saw an increase in oWAR OR OPS throughout their contract:
Cain, 2017-2018
Justin Upton, 2016-2017
Cruz, 2014-2015
Victor Martinez, 2010-2011
19 of the 23 (82.6%) saw a decrease in both oWAR AND OPS, and 14 of those 19 (60.9% of all the free agents, 73.7% of the 19), saw an decrease by 2.0 or more in WAR or 0.2 or more in OPS
Only 7 of the 23, or 30.4% were under 30 as a free agent
Of those 7, 6 saw a decrease in OPS AND oWAR
Only Justin Upton saw an increase in OPS, while none of the 7 saw an increase in WAR
Harper and Machado both had an oWAR between 4.0 and 5.0 in 2018. 12 of these 23 free agents also had an oWAR between 4.0 and 5.0. Of the 12:
2 saw an increase in both oWAR and OPS
1 saw an increase in OPS
9 saw a decrease in both
Harper and Machado both apparently want over $250 million. Only 1 free agent hitter since 2006 (Alex Rodriguez, 10 years, $275 million) received that much, and he saw a significant decrease in both oWAR and OPS the next year. Robinson Cano (10 years, $240 million) made almost that much and saw a mild to moderate decrease.
Of the 17 free agent pitchers since 2006 who were Top 50 in pWAR and signed for at least $12 million/year and $45 million total:
Only 1 (Max Scherzer) saw an improvement in pWAR AND ERA the next year
Only 2, or 11.8%, saw an improvement in pWAR OR ERA the next year:
Scherzer, 2014-2015
Jon Lester, 2014-2015
15 of the 17 (88.2%) saw a decline in pWAR AND ERA. 12 of them (80% of the 15, 70.6% of of all the free agents) saw a decrease in ERA or pWAR by 2.0+
Only 5 of the 17 were under 30 at the end of their first year of the new contract (Barry Zito, CC Sabathia, Jon Lester, Max Scherzer, Johnny Cueto). Only 2 of the 5 (Scherzer and Lester) saw an increase in pWAR or ERA
None of these free agent pitchers were paid anything close to $250 million. The largest of their contracts went to:
David Price, 2015-2016 (7 years, $217 million)
Max Scherzer, 2014-2015 (7 years, $210 million)
Zack Greinke, 2015-2016 (6 years, $206.5 million)
Of these 3, only Scherzer saw an improvement in pWAR OR ERA
Very few of the free agents since 2006 saw their WAR, OPS, or ERA improve on their new contract. You have to take into consideration that Harper and Machado are younger than any of these free agents. However, 3 of the 4 free agent batters who saw an increase in WAR or OPS were actually 30 or older. This may be due to the fact that it's easier to judge an older free agent. But both Harper and Machado entered the league as teenagers and have proven themselves throughout the years. Finding the right young free agent is hard, as it's not everyday that two proven 26-year old sluggers hit the open market in one off-season. I also saw different results among free agent pitchers, as both pitchers who saw either their ERA or WAR improve on their new contract were under 30. Plus, both of the free agent batters who saw their stats improve had an oWAR between 4.0 and 5.0 the year before signing, just like Harper and Machado did in 2018. However, it's not like the teams in the market for Harper and Machado necessarily expect better stats throughout their new contract, especially if they're looking to sign 8-12 year deals. Some might not even expect improvement from 2018 to 2019. But you should expect your $300 million dollar free agent to improve the next year.
The real question is, should anyone (even the Dodgers) pay Harper or Machado $300 million? Similar contracts that have been signed in the last 10-12 years have not ended up working out so well. Alex Rodriguez signed a 10-year, $275 million deal with the Yankees in 2008 (the most among the free agents I researched). He was a star player for the Yankees early on in the contract, but his stats saw a decline in Year 1 of the contract, and by 2015, his stats had declined significantly. Maybe the steroids had something to do with it (2014 was the year he missed for steroids), but he was no longer the same A-Rod when he returned from his suspension, and he ended up retiring the year before his contract expired.
The only other free agent batter who even came close to receiving that kind of contract was 2B Robinson Cano, who signed for 10 years, $240 million with the Mariners in 2014. Things have worked out in the first half of his contract, but he didn't quite play at the level he did with the Yankees. Who knows, maybe he will improve after being traded to the Mets and returning to New York City, but so far, he has begun to slowly decline during his new contract. He's still a key piece in the lineup, but he made even more of an impact with the Yanks.
Harper and Machado are a unique situation, but it would be silly to give them $300 million only for them to decline significantly. I can't see any team giving Harper or Machado much more than A-Rod without regretting it later. They are younger and Harper nearly won the Triple Crown in 2015, so maybe they're worth a little more, but not $300 million. I don't think Machado is worth more than A-Rod, and his attitude has turned some teams off. I think he goes to the White Sox, but it would be ridiculous to give him much more than $25 million/year. A 10 year, $260 million deal could work. As for Harper, he may be worth a little more due to his MVP season, and the Dodgers should be willing to bid a little more after their trade with Cincinnati. But he's still not worth $300 million or more. 9 years, $288 million would be more reasonable. The Dodgers may end up giving him over $300 million, but I don't think it's worth it.
That's all for this edition of Baseball Bits. Stay tuned for more MLB coverage soon, including my MLB 2019 Season Predictions (which will come after the NFL season ends and Harper and Machado finally sign).


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Harold Brown of Mexico City
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My Love for the People of Mexico and Central America
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Eduardo Balderas
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"How the Scriptures Came to Be Translated into Spanish," Ensign, Sept. 1972, 27
By Eduardo Balderas
The translation of the standard works of the Church into Spanish has a history of hardship, loyalty, often persecution and always financial duress. Through it all, however, runs the thread of dedication as men of religious fervor have pursued their appointed tasks to success.
The story of the translation of the Bible into Spanish began to unfold in A.D. 1233, when King James of Aragon issued an edict in the Council of Tarragena prohibiting "both clergymen and laymen to read, or even to have in their possession, copies of the sacred scriptures unless these were in Latin." This is the earliest indication that translations of at least some portions of the scriptures were in circulation.
Another evidence that the scriptures existed in Spanish at that time is a group of manuscript versions dating from the thirteenth century that are found in Madrid. Some of this work was done under the auspices of King Alfonso X, better known by the distinguished title of Alfonso the Wise, who reigned from 1252 to 1284.
Other versions of the Bible in Spanish were the Bible of the Duke of Alba, completed in 1430, and a version made in one of the dialects of the province of Valencia and completed in 1478. These and other versions, although of particular interest, in no way constitute a complete list of the translations or portions of the scriptures that have been found in Spanish dialects.
The Spanish version of the Holy Bible presently in use among the Spanish-speaking members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is published by the American Bible Society. Known as the Reina-Valera Version, it is the fruit of the doctrinal reformation felt in Spain during the sixteenth century.
Casiodoro de Reina, the original translator, was born in about 1520, three years after Martin Luther nailed his ninety-five theses on the doors of the church at Wittenberg. In 1557 we find him as a member of the monastery of San Isidoro and one of the leaders of the group that favored the Reformation.
It was inevitable that this type of activity in the monastery should be brought to the attention of the Inquisition, especially in view of the fact that Seville had been the headquarters of the Inquisition since the thirteenth century. Because of severe pressure brought to bear against them, twelve of the monks fled to Geneva. Among them were two men in whose hearts existed the noble purpose of giving to Spain the Bible in their mother tongue—Reina and Cipriano de Valera.
They arrived at Geneva just as a committee of scholars was making preparations for a revision of the Bible in English, and Reina had the opportunity of familiarizing himself both with the learned men who had undertaken the revision and with the Greek text they were using, as well as the methods they employed in performing their task. In 1559 Reina moved to London, where he became the pastor of the refugee Spanish Protestants who had come in great number to seek protection under Queen Elizabeth.
In 1564, having learned of efforts by King Philip II of Spain to have him banished from England, Reina moved to Antwerp in the Netherlands. Once again he was among scholars who were busy in the translation and revision of the scriptures. Under the sponsorship of Philip II, they were preparing for the publication of the Polyglot Bible in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, and Latin.
When Reina's activities came to the attention of King Philip, a handsome reward was offered for his arrest. Consequently, he fled to Frankfurt, Germany, where he became a good friend of Theodorus Beza, the greatest scholar of his time in matters relating to the New Testament; in 1565, the year that Reina arrived at Frankfurt, Beza published the first of nine editions of the New Testament in Greek.
In 1568 Reina finally completed his Spanish translation of the Bible and moved to Basel, where it was printed the following year. This edition, published by the printing establishment of Thomas Guarinos of Basel, carried the symbol of the publishing house on the title page, a bear eating honey from a tree; for this reason it was called "the Bible of the Bear." Today, four hundred years later and after several revisions, this version is still being distributed.
Ten years after the publication of Reina's translation, Cipriano de Valera commenced the revision of this important work. He modernized the terminology and spellings, eliminated Reina's explanatory notes in the margins, and followed the pattern set by other translations of the period, establishing a clear distinction between the canonical books of the Old Testament and the Apocrypha. Instead of following the order found in the Vulgate, Valera grouped the Apocrypha together and placed these books at the end of the Old Testament.
The Spanish version of the Bible published by the American Bible Society still carries the following words on the title page of nearly every edition: "Ancient version of Casiodoro de Reina (1569), revised by Cipriano de Valera (1602), and subsequently compared with diverse translations, and with the texts in Hebrew and Greek."
As was the case in the translation of the Bible into the Spanish language, so also in the translation of the Book of Mormon into Spanish we see the hand of the Lord directing the course of events and raising up men whom he prepared for accomplishing his purposes.
On the title page of the Book of Mormon are found these words written by Moroni, as he sealed the plates and hid them up unto the Lord: "Wherefore, it is an abridgment of the record of the people of Nephi, and also of the Lamanites—Written to the Lamanites, who are a remnant of the house of Israel; and also to Jew and Gentile … Sealed by the hand of Moroni, and hid up unto the Lord, to come forth in due time by way of the Gentile—The interpretation thereof by the gift of God."
And in the "Testimony of Three Witnesses" is the impressive statement by Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and Martin Harris that the plates were "translated by the gift and power of God."
On March 10, 1843, in the town of Garganta-La Olla, Province of Caceres, in western Spain, a newborn child was christened Meliton Gonzalez Trejo. The progenitors of the Trejo family had arrived in Spain during the time of the Roman Empire, and many of the Trejo's ancestors made significant contributions to the military and religious life of that country.
Favored by his noble ancestry, Meliton Trejo received a liberal education and graduated from a military academy. He subsequently received his doctorate from the University of Bordeaux. His superior preparation and education, as well as the prominence of his father's family, gave him a great deal of prestige among his companions. But more important than this was the fact that these opportunities helped to prepare him for accomplishing, later in his life, an important work for the Lord.
Throughout his early life Meliton thought seriously about religion, but in his investigations and reading he found nothing to satisfy his religious desires and yearnings. One day he heard one of his companions mention a group of "saints" in the Rocky Mountains who had been led there by a prophet of God. Meliton, suddenly filled with an intense desire to see these people, requested permission from the queen to accompany a military expedition to the Philippine Islands, which then belonged to Spain. He hoped that this would give him the opportunity of visiting the United States, and especially Salt Lake City.
Once in the Philippines he dedicated himself to his work so devotedly that he forgot for the moment the true purpose of his voyage, until he fell victim to a serious illness. During his lengthy recuperation he had time to meditate; remembering the reason for his coming to the Philippines, he decided to go to the Rocky Mountains. In fervent prayer he asked the Lord to help him in his investigation of the truth. That night Meliton had a dream that left him completely satisfied, but the details of which he apparently revealed during the course of his life only to one other man—Brigham Young.
As soon as he could arrange his affairs with the army, he obtained two thousand dollars in bills, which he sewed inside the lining of his vest, and secured passage to the United States. Landing in San Francisco on July 4, 1874, he immediately left for Salt Lake City. Although he had received a good education and could read English, he had had no opportunity to speak it. How was he going to be able to receive the truth that he was seeking in this English-speaking community?
Putting on his uniform of an officer in the Spanish Army, he walked through the streets of Salt Lake City, attracting a great deal of attention. Finally a Brother Blanchard, a native Frenchman who taught romance languages at Brigham Young Academy in Provo, addressed him in Spanish. Immediately Meliton made known to him his desires, and Brother Blanchard accompanied him to his hotel, where they could speak without being interrupted. At last Meliton had found the pearl he had been seeking so long. Brother Blanchard taught Meliton the restored gospel and introduced him to Brigham Young and other Church leaders.
Brother Trejo related the story of his life and his sacred dream to Brigham Young and told him that his most fervent desire was to translate the Book of Mormon into Spanish and to take the gospel to his people. His desire was about to be fulfilled.
Earlier that year another convert, Daniel Webster Jones, who had spent some time in Mexico and had learned the Spanish language, had been asked by Brigham Young to prepare and publish extracts from the Book of Mormon in Spanish to be used in missionary work. Jones and Trejo joined forces and together prepared a publication entitled Trozos Selectos del Libro de Mormon (Selected Portions from the Book of Mormon), which was printed in 1875.
In October 1876 Brother Trejo was called to the Mexican Mission. He returned in 1877 and was called on a second mission there in October 1879. In 1884 Elder Trejo married Emily Jones in the Logan Temple. Subsequently, when the Latter-day Saints began to colonize in Mexico, he was again set apart as a missionary to that land. Taking his wife and four children with him, he remained in Mexico for eleven years.
In 1883 Elder Moses Thatcher of the Council of the Twelve, who had been given the responsibility of overseeing the translating and printing of the complete Book of Mormon into Spanish, called Trejo and James Z. Stewart to perform this labor. In 1886 the first edition of the Book of Mormon in Spanish was printed in Salt Lake City.
This work, quietly accomplished, has been of great importance because it has enabled countless thousands of Spanish-speaking people to study the gospel in their own tongue.
Because of outmoded words and changes in spelling, the 1886 edition was revised in 1922 and again in 1929 by President Rey L. Pratt of the First Council of the Seventy. In 1952 a further revision and updating was authorized.
For many years the only standard works to which the Spanish-speaking Latter-day Saints throughout Latin America had access were the Bible and the Book of Mormon. In 1930, however, there began to develop a further fulfillment of the promise of the Lord as recorded in Doctrine and Covenants 90:11: "For it shall come to pass in that day, that every man shall hear the fulness of the gospel in his own tongue, and in his own language. …" [D&C 90:11]
President Pratt, who was then serving as president of the Mexican Mission, was given the privilege of translating into Spanish some of the latter-day revelations of the Lord. He had lived in Mexico as a youth and had been called on a mission there in 1906. In 1907 he was called to preside over the Mexican Mission, which position he held for twenty-four years. In 1925 he was appointed to the First Council of the Seventy.
President Pratt was given permission to translate the book Latter-day Revelations into Spanish. He finished the translation by the end of 1930 and was revising and giving final form to his work for its publication at the time of his death in April 1931.
He was succeeded as mission president by Antoine R. Ivins, who had studied law in Mexico City and had become well versed in the Spanish language. He continued the work of revision that had been started by President Pratt and upon its completion proceeded to publish the book, which bore the title Revelacion de los Ultimos Dias, a direct translation of the English "Latter-day Revelation."
In January 1934 President Ivins returned to Salt Lake City to assume his responsibilities in the First Council of the Seventy. Feeling that the time had arrived for the Spanish-speaking Saints to have the entire volume of revelation, he obtained permission to continue the work and proceeded to translate the parts that had not been included in the first edition.
I was asked to help, and after a careful revision and comparison with translations in other languages, in 1948 we were able to publish in its entirety the Doctrine and Covenants in Spanish.
Being language conscious, in the process of translating, we marveled many times at the simplicity of the Prophet Joseph Smith's language, and yet the beauty and spiritual tone it carried. President Ivins frequently commented, "He would not have been able to express it this way if he had not been inspired." It can truthfully be said, as I think back upon this particular assignment, that the translation thereof was accomplished because of "the gift and power of God."
While the type was being set for the Spanish edition of the Doctrine and Covenants, some thought was given to the translation of the Pearl of Great Price. It was decided that it would be included in one volume with the Doctrine and Covenants, and the translation assignment was given to me.
With the publication of the Doctrine and Covenants and Pearl of Great Price in 1948, all four of the standard works were now available to the Spanish-speaking people throughout the world. The fullness of the gospel, as contained in them, is now within their reach, and every Spanish-speaking person can hear it "in his own tongue, and in his own language."


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Researchers have uncovered key genetic mechanisms underlying one of the most impressive feats of animal linkurl:migration;http://www.the-scientist.com/news/display/53974/# on Earth: the autumnal voyage of monarch butterflies from eastern North America to distant Mexican fir forests. In this week's issue of __PLoS Biology__, neurobiologist linkurl:Steven Reppert;http://www.umassmed.edu/neuroscience/faculty/reppert.cfm?start=0 and colleagues from the University of Massachusetts Medical School and the Czech Academy of Sciences linkurl:identify;http://biology.plosjournals.org/perlserv/?request=get-document&doi=10.1371/journal.pbio.0060004 the function of regulatory genes essential to the butterflies' ability to navigate thousands of kilometers to their Mexican wintering sites. The genes code for molecular components of the insects' circadian clock, which allows them plot accurate migratory courses by synchronizing alterations in their flight paths with passing time as the sun streaks across the sky. "What we wanted to do was to understand, at a fundamental level, how this clock works," Reppert told __The Scientist__. The researchers found that monarchs have both the __Drosophila__ and the vertebrate versions of so-called cryptochrome...
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My local DNS (/etc/resolv.conf) was using private work nameservers, thanks for the pointers! This is now running and functioning for me.
I've checked DNS, it was set to 75.75.76.76 (comcast) and I've changed that to 8.8.8.8 (Google), but no difference. > The LAN clients are usually found within the same subnet, which is why btsync tries to contact relay and tracker only. The 192.168.1.0/24 machines are in the middle and they cannot connect out to the wider world; why would the machines on the deeper segment of the network function fine but not this segment? > Have you tried to put the 192.168.10.0/24 machines in the 192.168.1.100 machines predefined hosts? No, and since these aren't identified by names within BtSync, I don't know what I'd even add in the /etc/hosts file. Plus, I want to sync with my phone and work machines, which aren't a part of this setup at all.
Still I cannot get this to connect or function.
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Ramón de Posada y Soto   (Onao, Cangas de Onís, Asturias, 3 de enero de 1746 - † Toledo, enero de 1815) fue un jurista, escritor y académico español. Fue el primer presidente del Tribunal Supremo.

Biografía
Licenciado en Derecho, ocupó la secretaría del claustro de la Universidad de Valladolid y, todavía en su juventud, logró convertirse en miembro de la Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando. Accedió a la carrera judicial, ingresando como oidor en la Audiencia de Guatemala (1774). Fue nombrado fiscal de Real Hacienda de la Audiencia de México (1779) y años más tarde (1793) fiscal de negocios de la Nueva España en el Consejo Superior de Indias, órgano en el que también fue oidor. Ministro togado (1802), en 1808 se trasladó a Cádiz al producirse la invasión francesa. En 1812 las Cortes le nombraron presidente del recién creado Tribunal Supremo, cargo que ocupó durante dos años hasta la supresión del alto tribunal al producirse la restauración del absolutismo.

Ramón Posada y Soto fue autor de varias obras entre las que se pueden citar Sobre el comercio libre de harinas y Sobre exención de alcabalas a los utensilios y géneros que consumen las minas de Nueva España.

Le fue concedida la gran cruz de la Orden de Carlos III.

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 Historia del Tribunal Supremo. Poder Judicial de España
  Ramón Posada y Soto, Vivir Asturias.com

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Juristas de España del siglo XIX
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Alumnos de Derecho de la Universidad de Valladolid
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NAR wants to replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Jim Dalrymple II
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) wants to replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a new entity that would be private, but regulated like a utility, that the organization believes would ensure the mortgage industry keeps running long-term.
The recommended reforms, unveiled last week, are designed to "promote a reliable and affordable source of mortgage capital for American consumers," according to a statement from NAR. They include a handful of different recommendations, but perhaps most notable among them is the call to replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a new "government-chartered authority(s)."
Ken Fears
Ken Fears, a NAR senior policy representative who works on housing finance issues, told Inman that the recommendations are trying to address issues that have their roots in the recession and housing bubble a decade ago.
Leading up to bubble, Fannie and Freddie were loosely regulated, were allowed to lobby and had shareholders whose goal was to maximize profits.
When that system collapsed, dragging the economy down with it, the government began imposing various different regulations and put Fannie and Freddie into status called "conservatorship," which is supposed to be temporary.
"It's almost like the government took them into a cocoon," Fears said. "It's not intended as a permanent status."
That conservatorship status continues to this day, and Fears explained that the government is also "basically providing all the capital to keep this running."
Though the current status quo might work fine for the short term, Fears said that it could lead to instability if or when there is another financial downturn.
"The problem is that the Treasury has only agreed to provide a finite amount of money in the event of a crisis," Fears added.
The recommendations from NAR are an attempt to remedy these problems and establish a permanent solution for the secondary mortgage market that Fannie and Freddie serve. And the goal is to do that with the "least amount of change" possible compared to the current system, according to Fears.
Fears described NAR's proposed entity as a permanent government-chartered "private utility." That means it'd be regulated like a utility but also receive private capital.
"The mission is to support a national market for mortgage finance," Fears said.
This strategy, NAR argues in its proposal, would have a number of benefits that include increasing sustainable homeownership and increasing consumers' access to mortgage financing, even during economic downturns.
The alternative, NAR also argues, will lead to consumers paying "much higher mortgage interest rates and mortgages may at times not be readily available at all — as happened in jumbo and commercial real estate loans."
Fears further explained that the system Fannie and Freddie support is what allows people to get the same mortgage rates across vastly different regions. It also prevents rate spikes during crises, which would be more likely in a purely private market.
Fears said that it's in the best interest of NAR and the real estate professionals it serves to make sure that system continues working. And while consumers may not generally understand how this system works, it is the "backbone" of the mortgage industry and ensures that homebuyers can keep getting access to capital to buy homes.
"At the end of the day, the two parties that really matter are the homebuyer who needs money to purchase the home and the investor who wants share money with them," Fears said.
In a statement, NAR President John Smaby said that the goal of the recommendations is to give lawmakers "a credible, deliberate framework as they work to secure reforms that will benefit taxpayers, consumers and the American economy."
Though NAR's recommendations are just that, recommendations, Fears said that his organization has begun to discuss the ideas with people who work in the policy arena. However, Fears added that "we're really just on the outset" and that it will take time to create a permanent solution for Fannie and Freddie.
"What this proposal would do is take what's working today," Fears added, "lock it down and improve it for the long term."
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That is, if he actually wears makeup or self-tanner.
At least it's easily hidden.
According to former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault-Newman.
Another reminder to stay away from tanning beds.
Spoiler alert: SPF isn't just for summer.
And they actually helped people.


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In this talk, I'll describe the research and development efforts in Computer Vision area at PingAn Technology, especially US Research Labs. Our projects span over the application areas of Smart City, Agriculture Supervision, Pedestrian Behavior Analysis, Medical Image Segmentation, AI Painting and beyond. I'd share my experiences of applying the technologies to making impacts to businesses, and advancing the technologies in the research community.
Mei Han is the director of PingAn AI Institues. Her research fields are in the areas of video analysis, visual tracking, object detection, geometric modeling, image processing, computer vision and machine learning. Prior to joining PAII, she held the position of research scientist at Google and research staff member at NEC Labs America. Technologies developed by Dr. Han and her colleagues are at the core of the company Vidient's innovative surveillance products. Mei Han holds Doctorates in Robotics and Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University and Tsinghua University.
Dr. Shuxue Quan is currently the Senior Director of Research at OPPO US Research Center. He received his PhD in Imaging Science from Rochester Institute of Technology in 2002. Later, he was a Senior Research Engineer at Sony Research, a Principal or Senior Principal Architect of mobile imaging and vision at Micron and Broadcom, and most recently a Principal Engineer/Manager of Machine Learning at Qualcomm. In the last couple of years he had been demonstrated feasible on-device AI solutions on mobile and edge platforms at CSPE, CVPR and CES. Currently his focus is creating perception and imaging solutions with CV and AI to enhance user experience.
Dr. Lu Jiang is a research scientist at Google Cloud AI. He received a Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence (Language Technology) from Carnegie Mellon University. Lu's primary interests lie in the interdisciplinary field of Multimedia, Machine Learning, and Computer Vision, which, specifically, include AutoML, video understanding, language+vision. He is the recipient of Yahoo Fellow and Erasmus Mundus Scholar. He received the best poster award at IEEE SLT and the best paper nomination twice at ACM ICMR. He was the key contributor to IARPA project Aladdin in CMU. The system achieves the top performance in TRECVID 2013-2015 organized by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). He serves as an area chair for ACM Multimedia 2019 and the PC for premier conferences such as AAAI, IJCAI, CVPR, ICCV and the journal reviewer of JMLR, TPAMI, TMM, CVIU etc.
Recent years have seen the thrive of computer vision in medical image analysis. Deep learning-based algorithms have made breakthroughs in disease screening, diagnosis, and treatment, and have achieved close to human expert performance in many areas, such as lung and breast cancer screening, stroke analysis, retinal diseases detection. In this talk, we will review the latest applications of computer vision and deep learning in medical image diagnosis and discuss the latest CNN architectures and their superior performance in solving challenging medical problems. We will also present some deep learning-based products being developed at 12 Sigma Technologies.
Dr. Dashan Gao is the Co-Founder and CTO of 12 Sigma Technologies, a well-funded start-up company focused on bringing artificial intelligence and deep learning into modern medical image diagnosis and data analytics. Dr. Gao has 20 years of academic and industrial experiences in the fields of computer vision, machine learning and biomedical imaging. Prior to 12 Sigma, Dr. Gao was a Senior Staff Engineer at Qualcomm, and before that was a Lead Research Scientist at GE Global Research Center. Dr. Gao owns more than 40 US and international patents. Dr. Gao held Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Tsinghua University, and obtained his PhD degree from University of California, San Diego.


I've got my Capri back on the road! All in all, she's not in too bad condition, but there's quite a few things I'd like to change and make better, so I thought I'd make a new topic to hold all the changes I make, and post anything that might be of use to people in the future.
So far, I've had all the dash out to get to the heater motor and Speedo, and fix a pesky short that I had.
Today, I took off my cam belt cover and battery retainer plate, sandblasted them, and powder coated them! Luckily, my Dad owns a company that does customisation on (mainly) motorbikes. So, they have sandblasters powder coating machines etc. (If any ones interested in getting something done send me a PM and I can give you his details).
Simmo1337 wrote: Let me know what you think!
Good work with the powder coating. Stuff like that really helps to improve the look of the engine compartment.
That looks great it should now last a lifetime on the car .


Number 2929 is a combination of the vibrations of number 2 appearing twice, magnifying its influences, and the attributes of number 9 also appearing doubled, amplifying its energies. Number 2 relates to receptivity and love, partnerships and relationships, duality, adaptability, faith and trust, service to others, flexibility, balance and harmony, diplomacy and mediation, understanding, support and encouragement, and serving your soul mission. Number 9 is the number of lightworking and service to humanity, philanthropy and benevolence, duty and calling, leading by positive example, sensitivity and strength of character, non-conformity and idealism. Number 9 also relates to endings and conclusions and the Universal Spiritual Laws.
Angel Number 2929 tells of circumstances, situations, relationships or even employment and career options that are coming under review at this time. This may lead to some things coming to an end or closure, leading to new directions and opportunities for further soul growth. Stay balanced, focused and open during this time and you will find that these endings and subsequent changes will be to your highest good. If you have been intuitively feeling that a part of your life is coming to a close or end, Angel Number 2929 brings validation for you.
Angel Number 2929 brings a message from your angels to express your unique soul and weave love into every aspect of your life. Base your life on the principles of love, acceptance, integrity, compassion and co-operation. Realign with your heart and soul and discover your true nature and soul purpose. You have powerful energies within you and they are to be used for the betterment of your own life and that of others, so listen to your inner-yearnings and intuition and follow through with your insights and ideas. Trust that you will be able to find a comfortable balance between your material, family and spiritual worlds.
Angel Number 2929 can also suggest that if you have been considering beginning or expanding a spiritually-based practice, career and/or profession or heart-based service or venture, now may be a most auspicious time to put a plan into action. Work out what you really want and need and how you wish things to progress, then work toward achieving your goals. Trust that you will have all that you will need as you progress along your path, and most importantly, have faith and trust in yourself and your angels and spirit guides.
Each and every person has a completely unique and perfectly aligned life purpose that is perfectly aligned with their soul's chosen Divine path.
Number 2929 relates to the Master Number 22 (2+9+2+9 =22, 2+2=4) and Angel Number 22 on the higher plane, and number 4 and Angel Number 4 on the lower plane.
Woot! I'm so happy, and grateful!
Been feeling that I'm nearing the conclusion of my current job. Been really worried because I've been there for the past 5 years and when it comes to WORKING it's all I know. Also have been really ready for change,I find myself hating going into work everyday and having to deal with my teammates. Been praying for change overall and to finally be placed in a different career field completely. Kept seeing this number and became compelled to look it up. I know this message was ment for me and I 100% accept it.
Love,peace,light and blessings to All!!!
Thankyou, I was lost for a moment because I was working in an environnement which doesn't serve me. I was wondering if I should quite school because instead of learning we just gather informations and that's all. There isn't passion. I would like to educate myself and be a dancer. Thankyou!!!
Thank you for sharing. We have the same ideas and I'm in the same situation in making that decision. Do what is best for your self and go with what you are truly passionate about!!
I'm not sure how to progress. Do I quit? Or just let it end? It's not working out, the way I want.


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The company was named after the Lupin flower because of the inherent qualities of the flower and what it personifies and stands for. The Lupin flower is known to nourish the land, the very soil it grows in. The Lupin flower is also known to be tolerant of infertile soils and capable of pioneering change in barren and poor climes. The Lupin flower and bean pods have also long been used as food and sources of nourishment, thus protecting and nurturing life. Embedded in Lupin was a formula for growth. Forty-four years on, what has stayed with us is that same entrepreneurial spirit, culture of creativity and innovation and pride in belonging to an industry that makes a difference in the lives of people. We are today a fully integrated pharmaceutical company with an unrivaled position in the US, India and Japan. This position is built on a backbone of cutting-edge research, world-class manufacturing facilities and a truly global supply chain. With the building blocks in place, the future looks brighter than its ever been. We are Built to Grow.
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MaaS Pharma Chemicals is functioning and flourishing under the guidance of its Business Head, Mr. Sandeep Tayal. His leadership and support are the guiding principles of this organization.To become a specialist trading house for providing global quality Pharmaceutical materials – from discovery to full-scale production – at Indian customer's door step in high growth Pharmaceuticals & food markets".At MaaS, we understand that pharmaceutical product development and manufacturing excellence only starts with proven quality chemical products. We understand that it's crucial to provide support to our customers for regulatory compliance and risk mitigation, as well as documented proof that our pharmaceutical chemicals meet the highest compendial standards. And with MaaS, you can be assured of extraordinary quality.
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We are a 20 year old firm involved in Export and distribution of Hotel Toiletries and other quality room products for hotel guests. Herbal Toiletries manufactured by Natures Essence are supplied to over 1000 Hotels World wide. We cater to a range of Hotels and our Product range includes economy sets for 3 star / 4 Star Hotels as well as Luxury sets for 5 star rated hotels We have infrastructure capable of handling export to any part of the world at short notice and any volume. A superior guest experience is at the core of all successful hotels. This experience is the result of careful planning, meticulous attention to detail, and service that exceeds even the most demanding expectations. We are completely committed to helping hotels maximize the guest experience, as well as the reputation and value of the hotel brand. By helping organizations create the perfect guest experience, We can also dramatically improve the efficiency of operations.
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Ocimum Biosolution is a comprehensive Integrated Life Science Informatics solutions provider with service offerings that span Sample and Data Management (LIMS, Biologics Data Management), Genomics Data Analysis Services such as Gene Expression, Genotyping, and Next Gen Sequencing, Bioinformatics and Genomics Databases (BioExpress, ToxExpress) and Bio-IT consulting services.
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