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All About Mobile Games
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Mobile phone market becomes very rapid pace of development. This is due to the overall popularity of mobile devices and the advent of high-speed 3G networks, allowing people to go about their usual chores in anywhere in the city. As we know the most popular classes on mobile devices are java games and java reading books. Indeed, what could be more interesting to read a book that fits in your palm, or playing exciting arcade on the street, and if you're still standing in long queues, or you go home on the bus, a fine thing to just not there. Especially because every year there is an increase of productivity of mobile phones. CellPhones been able to support 3D games and productivity is greater than some desktop computers last years. And as in the field of Computer Games There is some hackneyed genres and a small amount original ideas, the mobile platform becomes a tasty place for game developers. There are different ways to disseminate and download games to your mobile phone.
This may be a lump sum payment when the user paid the money and can arbitrarily long time to play the game. Or a free game engine, but each new level the game – an extra charge. Yet a third kind: free java games. But usually, the developers of these games simply 'stuffed his worth', what would then sell the more expensive firms that put their action, is on a commercial basis. Principal paid distribution method java game is a SMS-service, when a user for content sends an SMS to a certain number of his being charged a certain sum, and in return he gets his game, ringtone, image, or java book.
Each game has its own age group of users. so users from 14 to 24 years prefer active game with visual effects, magic and other technological novshestami. It is in this category orieniruyutsya game producers, so people in this group most actively make sense of all the technological innovations. People older age groups tend to be more logical, tactical games. They compare the games, such as with your business. But the percentage of people who play in this category is very small. More interesting for this category of people will be java books, as read books all independent of age. With the advent of mobile online gaming and the advent of high-speed networks, 3G, opens a new niche in the field of mobile entertainment, which once absorbed many Internet users. Hope that the scope of mobile entertainment will grow at the same pace and will give all who want to enjoy all its charms.

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Q: Angular 6 - Display of form components based on section of radiobutton Scenario:

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*I am working on a form using the angular material and angular 6

*I would want to display the relevant text boxes as per the type choosen from the radio buttons which give them.

Code i have used for radio button

        <mat-radio-group>

                <mat-radio-button value="newBusiness">New</mat-radio-button>
                <mat-radio-button value="renewal">Renewal</mat-radio-button>
                <mat-radio-button value="rollover">Old</mat-radio-button>

        </mat-radio-group>

Todo :

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*So based on these 3 types, once a user selects a specific type for eg the new i want to display to him text boxes for name and number , if another value then other text boxes.

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Try like this

       <input type="radio" name="radio" value="New" (click)="setradio('New')" [checked]='true' ngModel>
      New

    <input type="radio" name="radio" value="Renewal" (click)="setradio('Renewal')" ngModel>
        Renewal

    <input type="text"/>   New radio button selected

    <input type="text"/> Renewal radio button selected

in your component.ts

private selectedLink: string="New";

setradio(e: string): void {
    this.selectedLink = e;
}

isSelected(name: string): boolean {

    if (!this.selectedLink) { // if no radio button is selected, always return false so every nothing is shown
        return false;
    }

    return (this.selectedLink === name); // if current radio button is selected, return true, else return false
}

A: Demo with Bydefault a checkbox selected
Application Code : https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-27et6e?file=src/app/app.component.ts
(in this code, i have selected the 3rd checkbox bydefault, you can select the first if you want)
Approach :

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*Make 2 div container, one for radio-buttons, other for showing the corresponding inputs container according to selected radio-button.

*You can use change event like (change)="changeComboo($event)", i have just  used the ngModel to bind value to a variable like [(ngModel)]="favoriteSeason".

Update 1 (select bydefault first checkbox) :

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*As mat-radio-group is binded using [(ngModel)]="favoriteSeason", So in function ngOnint()- we can assign this favoriteSeason variable a default value through this.favoriteSeason = this.seasons[0]; (if we want to select the first checkbox).

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Maybe it's the Joni Pitkanen Effect.
The NHLPA approved hybrid icing on Monday, and it's a bit of a stunner given what was expected from the union. Insiders like Darren Dreger were predicting the players would opt for the status quo and reject hybrid icing during their formal vote before the season. And yet NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly revealed that the players had approved the new measure for the 2013-14 season.
"For the purpose of this rule, the center red line will divide the ice into halves. Should any player of a team, equal or superior in numerical strength (power-play) to the opposing team, shoot, bat or deflect the puck from his own half of the ice beyond the goal line of the opposing team, play shall be stopped. For the purpose of deflected pucks, this only applies when the puck was originally propelled down the ice by the offending team.
"For the purpose of this rule, the point of last contact with the puck by the team in possession shall be used to determine whether icing has occurred or not. As such, the team in possession must "gain the line" in order for the icing to be nullified. "Gaining the line" shall mean that the puck, while on the player's stick (not the player's skate) must make contact with the center red line in order to nullify a potential icing.
"For the purpose of interpretation of the rule, there are two judgments required for "icing the puck". The Linesman must first determine that the puck will cross the goal line. Once the Linesman determines that the puck will cross the goal line, icing is completed upon the determination as to which player (attacking or defending) would first touch the puck. This decision by the Linesman will be made the instant the first player reaches the end zone face-off dots with the player's skate being the determining factor. Should the puck be shot down the ice in such a manner that it travels around the boards and/or back towards the end zone face-off dots, the same procedure shall be in effect in that the Linesman shall determine within a similar distance as to who will have touched the puck first.
"For clarification, the determining factor is which player would first touch the puck, not which player would first reach the end zone face-off dots.
This decision was one of subjectivity vs. safety.
Watching hybrid icing in the preseason and tested in the minor leagues, there are basic problems with giving linesmen a judgment call on icing, rather than having a player touch the puck.
The rule essentially uses the faceoff dot in the defensive zone as the landmark; if a defending player reaches the dot first, it's icing. One of the central problems I have with the rule, besides having an on-ice official project what could might potentially happen on a play, is that the rule seems geared toward a race for the puck on the same side of the ice. What happens when you have two players on opposite sides of the ice chasing a puck behind the net? Do we need a laser shooting across the faceoff dots like the finish line of track and field race?
Watch the games with hybrid icing. Imagine you're a noob in the cheap seats. All of a sudden play stops without a player having possession of the puck, on a subjective call from the linesman. The chase for the puck still exists, which was always the desire from NHL critics of no-touch icing; but it just looks strange to see the chase end prematurely.
This injury to Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Joni Pitkanen may have ended his career. It's an injury that hybrid icing would have likely prevented. It's an injury, we imagine, resonated with the players voting.
The fact is that suicide runs to the end boards can not just lead to injury, but catastrophic injury. There's every reason for the NHL and its players to see if they can be prevented with a rule that retains the chase of the puck and the chance to make a play, but without that level of risk.
Of course, that's in theory. Doug Weight, Islanders assistant, told NHL.com that hybrid icing might still lead to injury.
"If our forward beats the D-man to the dot it still becomes a full speed sprint to the boards with the D-man able to line up the forward."
In reality, the NHL and the NHLPA have approved a new rule that adds a subjective call to the officials' responsibilities that will undoubtedly lead to blown calls that otherwise would have been obvious, black-or-white decisions under the current rules.
Don't worry, at least there's video review of these subjective calls ... oh right, we're not there yet, are we NHL?


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If reports are true, Phillies are making huge mistake
OK…most baseball fans are aware of the reportedly impending trade of Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay to the Philadelphia Phillies and the reported companion trade (right now, this does not appear to be a 3-team deal) of Phillies ace Cliff Lee to Seattle.
While I love Lee and appreciate what he did for the Phillies in his short time with them, I understood that the Phillies needed to a) create payroll space to fit Halladay's contract, and b) acquire prospects from another team to fulfill Toronto's trade demands.
Also, it sounds like the Phillies were not confident Lee would sign a contract extension. Lee is good friends with CC Sabathia, who signed a 7-year, $161 million contract with the New York Yankees last offseason, and he was quoted by the Cleveland Plain Dealer in August that he was looking to enter free agent market after the 2010 season.
So I was OK with the "Trade Lee" scenario if it meant getting Halladay and signing him to an extension while leaving the Phillies' top prospects (P Kyle Drabek, OF Michael Taylor, C Travis D'Arnaud) safely down on the farm.
Keep in mind, back in July 2009, when the Phillies pursued Halladay the first time, Phils general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. kept saying Drabek and Taylor were "untouchable." So instead of giving in to Toronto's demands, Amaro turned around and traded for Lee by sending second-tier prospects (P Jason Knapp, P Carlos Carrasco, C Lou Marson and SS Jason Donald) to the Cleveland Indians.
Lee went on to be a stud for the Phillies in the playoffs and World Series while Halladay remained untraded in Toronto.
Everyone knew the Phillies would stay in the hunt for Halladay during the offseason, so it doesn't surprise me that a deal is apparently in the works. But when FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal mused a few days ago that he had a hunch the Phillies might trade Lee in order to create the payroll space to add Halladay, I was among many who didn't think it made any sense. In the World Series against the Yankees, what hurt the Phillies was not having a clear No. 2 pitcher behind Lee. I assumed the objective was to have Halladay AND Lee in 2010.
But the more I thought about it, the more I was OK with trading Lee…ONLY if it meant the Phillies would be sending the prospects acquired in a Lee trade to Toronto as part of a package for Halladay. I could even support sending Taylor or D'Arnaud as part of such a package.
However, as more and more sportswriters started reporting what they were hearing about the Halladay deal, which started coming to light Monday afternoon, it became apparent that this blockbuster is not shaping up to be a three-team trade. It was starting to become much more evident that the Phillies had worked out a separate deal with Seattle that would send Lee to the Mariners for second-tier prospects in order to cut payroll.
The latest reports indicate the Phillies are still going to be trading either Drabek or J.A. Happ, Taylor, and D'Arnaud to the Blue Jays in exchange for Halladay, who appears likely to sign an extension with the Phillies reported to be in the 3-year, $60 million range.
Now, I'm ecstatic about the Phils getting Halladay and that kind of contract for one of the best pitchers in baseball is awesome.
But if the Phillies were going to wind up trading Drabek et al for Halladay now when they were "untouchable" in July, my question is…why didn't the Phillies get both Lee and Halladay last July? If the Phillies had made both moves, I'm pretty sure there would be a good chance the Phillies would be two-time defending World Series champions right now.
And they would probably be in the position they are in right now…signing one of the aces to a long-term deal while trading away the other one. But the Phillies would have had a few months with both Lee and Halladay, and likely would have had another ring to show for it. It would have made losing the prospects more palatable.
But now? What's the point? The Phillies appear to still be selling the farm for Halladay and sending Lee to Seattle in what is a thinly disguised salary dump. Sure, Amaro may say something like, "The Blue Jays were adamant in their demands so I made the best deal possible with Lee to replenish the farm system and make the deal with Toronto."
But here's the thing…the Lee trade — as it appears right now — does not replenish the farm system. The Phillies will be getting second-tier prospects back for their ace while trading their top-shelf prospects for Halladay. I mean, if the Seattle prospects were close to the value of Drabek, Taylor and D'Arnaud, why aren't any of them going to the Blue Jays? The answer is Toronto doesn't want them.
The quality of prospects mentioned coming over to Philly from Seattle — reportedly pitcher Phillipe Aumont, outfielder Tyson Gillies ("Gillies the Phillies" must have appealed to Amaro?), and possibly pitcher Juan Ramirez — is not even close to what the Phils' farm would be losing.
Essentially, if this all goes down the way it is being reported right now, it means the Phils will have given up Drabek (or Happ), Taylor, D'Arnaud, Knapp, Carrasco, Marson, Donald — and CLIFF LEE — for Roy Halladay (through 2013) and two or three second-tier prospects (and cash and payroll flexibility).
That is an awful, awful deal. And the timing makes it even worse.
Again, I would have been OK with trading Lee in a true three-team deal that would have lightened the Phillies' cost in terms of prospects going to Toronto. But if Halladay is going to cost the Phillies their top prospects anyway, I say just keep Cliff Lee, bite the bullet on payroll in 2010 and beat the freakin' Yankees in October.
UPDATE: It's becoming obvious that Amaro is misreading the value of these two deals because he's not factoring Lee into what is becoming a staggering price to pay for Halladay in terms of prospects. While trading away the farm is never a good idea, keeping Lee while obtaining Halladay is the most beneficial scenario for the Phillies — except from a payroll standpoint. So if that's the case, why didn't Amaro simply non-tender Joe Blanton — whose 2010 salary is basically equal to Lee's — or trade him for a bag of baseballs to create the payroll space needed to keep Halladay and Lee in the Phillies' rotation in 2010? Maybe the problem is that Amaro is caught between trying to do what Phillies ownership want (keep payroll in line with the budget) and what's best for the organization (keep the farm system stocked). He's trying to do both and that might not be the best thing to do. He should be looking at these deals as what would be the best value for the Phillies…and, at this point, acquiring Halladay and keeping Lee for 2010 provides the best value.
Also, Jayson Stark said on ESPN Radio this morning that the Phillies are getting the Mariners' top two pitching prospects (Aumont, Ramirez) and an outfielder similar to Taylor (Gillies). Well, I saw video of Aumont last night and his mechanics have all the hallmarks of Tommy John surgery in a year or two. Ramirez is supposedly the better of the two pitchers, and Gillies comparable to Taylor? I have seen Michael Taylor play and the kid is a stud so that's a lot to live up to for Gillies.
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Annoying Crashes in Metroid Prime! (GameCube)
Added by mkikoen6196 about 5 years ago.
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Metroid Prime (GameCube)
Metroid Prime has crashed at least 10 times now due to the stupid error message saying "FIFO is overflown by GatherPipe, CPU thread is too fast!" This is really infuriating me because I'm tired of these annoying FIFO issues forcing Dolphin to crash! Every time it happens whenever I'm in the underwater area trying to access the crashed Frigate Orpheon by using my Thermal Visor to scan invisible Power Conduits and then use the Wave Beam to activate the Power Conduits to power up the doors. Every time the EFB to RAM is enabled by default, the frame rate of the game underwater and in big areas slow down dramatically and I'm done with this nonsense because this is happening too frequently.
For the game to function correctly, have a smooth frame rate, and to gimme a damn break with the crashing due to these annoying FIFO issues.
1. If you guys have played Metroid Prime before and have progressed far enough, First just go to Tallon Overworld. Go to the Frigate Crash Site room. If you have the proper items including the Ice Beam or have the cheats enabled, open the ice door, and just progress until you get to a room called the Reactor Access.
2. From this point forward, use the Thermal Visor and if EFB to RAM is enabled, you'll start to see the annoyance of the frame rate dropping dramatically - it's most noticeable as hell whenever you rise out of the water itself when EFB to RAM enabled, with EFB to Texture enabled, the slowdown rarely happens.
3. Eventually in certains rooms, the frame rate will start to slow down so badly to the point where the Dolphin Emulator gives the FIFO Error Message and crashes the game. 😑
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latest Dolphin version first.
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Here's the most recent Crash Log of Dolphin regarding the FIFO crashes. The specific numbers of CPU Threads in all of the Crash Logs that crashed are CPU Thread: 0, 7, 8, 11.
#1 Updated by mkikoen6196 about 5 years ago
Developers, please let me know when all of these annoying FIFO overflown errors that's causing the Dolphin Emulator to crash are fixed in the newest development version whatever version number it is.
P.S. If I disable Dual Core, then the Metroid Prime game only runs at half the speed at 50% (30 fps) of the total frame rate which is supposed to be a steady 60 fps. So I have to leave it on.
I take every issue seriously when I test them, so, I went through and followed your instructions. Everything was clear enough for me to get to areas, so I decided to see what I could do to reproduce this.
Unfortunately, on my machine (Core i5 3570K, GTX 760, Windows 7 x64), I don't run into any serious (read: Gamebreaking) problems through this area. True to its reputation, Metroid Prime doesn't disappoint in being one of the more difficult games to run. It requires EFB2RAM which is a lot faster on a GameCube than it is on our hardware, so emulating it is very difficult. For most cases we can cheat with EFB2Texture, but, Metroid Prime uses it in ways we can't cheat with EFB2Texture.
While I was playing through to the area you said, I did get some slowdown (the bad kind of slowdown, FPS dropped while VPS remained stable) which is the kind of bug that can cause the exact issue you're having. Luckily, my computer was fast enough to never fall into the crashing that you described, but I've heard enough stories about it. Unfortunately, we don't accept individualized performance issues, and there's really no "fix" for this individual issue. Anything tackling just this would be a hack; instead, we need to change how Dolphin works in some way.
What's going to end up happening is that this issue will be one of many affected during upcoming rewrites. Since crashing issues are more important than performance issues, I'm going to roll this into the Dualcore Instabilities issue, even though there are other candidates for future issues this may better be suited for.
Thank you for your report.
@JMC4789 Thanks a lot for your professional help buddy. I really appreciate at it a lot because unlike the other guy (pauldacheez@gmail.com) when I was reporting about the glitched texture issue in Mario Party 4, the guy was extremely rude and was swearing unprofessionally and offended me. So even though this is off-topic, please report him or talk to him for harassing me because I don't want to deal with him ever again since I tried to block him but there's no preferences on code.google.com to block a certain user.
P.S. After you reply back, please lock this thread.
I'm always unprofessional with my language! This is a free open-source project, we have no shareholders or customers to appease - only users, and we gain little from appeasing every single one. If you take anything I say as offensive or a personal attack, though, I apologize – that's rarely my intent. Quite frankly, in serious arguments, sane logic is usually more important to me than the feelings of whoever I'm arguing with. I've been in enough stupid arguments with stupid people that I sometimes forget the fact that there's a human on the other side of the internet reading my words, scathing or not.
Back on-topic, Metroid Prime behaves weirdly enough on dual-core (in comparison to other games, at least) that the game itself will hang if the framerate gets low enough. For example, on my MacBook Air (where there's a serious issue with OS X's Intel HD 3000 drivers that makes it drop down to software rendering for any integer-based shaders) jumping into any type of water will cause the drivers to switch to software rendering, which in some cases causes no frames to be rendered for long enough that the game assumes the GPU's hanged, and thus the game freezes with the familiar buzzing noise you hear with the Furnace crash: http://www.metroid2002.com/other_crash_furnace.php
So, yeah, in a nutshell, dual-core just doesn't work perfectly for this game. I'd suggest trying deterministic dual-core, but it seems to be entirely broken right now. v_v;


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The World's Craziest Cocktails
Helen Armitage
Updated: 21 June 2017
The rise of mixology has seen the humble cocktail elevated to include all kinds of creative and crazy ingredients. We profile some of the weirdest, from Canada's infamous Sourtoe Cocktail to a British twist on the classic margarita.
The Sourtoe Cocktail's vital ingredient
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Sourtoe Cocktail
Pub, Canadian
Chicken Fried Bloody Mary | Courtesy of Sobelman's Pub & Grill
You need a pretty strong stomach to attempt the Sourtoe Cocktailserved at the Downtown Hotel's Sourdough Saloon in Dawson City, Canada. It's a simple recipe whereby patrons choose a minimum of one ounce of alcohol of their own choosing, but what makes the beverage stand out is its vital ingredient, a preserved human toe. Yes; a real human toe. The stomach-churning tradition dates back to 1973 when a group of friends clearing out an abandoned cabin stumbled across a perfectly preserved toe which, legend has it, belonged to rum runner Louie Linken before he lost the appendage to frostbite in the 1920s while attempting to smuggle booze across the border and for reasons unknown, decided it would be the perfect cocktail ingredient. Consuming the drink properly (the rules state that the severed toe must touch the drinker's lips) confirms your membership alongside 100,000 other brave souls to the Sourtoe Cocktail Club. Just don't make the same mistake a few dozen patrons have and accidentally swallow the toe; not only will you have technically devolved into cannibalism, you'll also owe the Sourdough Saloon a $500 fine. Luckily, since the original toe was consumed, several more have been kindly 'donated' and the Sourtoe Cocktail challenge remains today.
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1026 Second Avenue, Dawson City, Yukon, Y0B 1G0, Canada
Chicken Fried Bloody Mary
Courtesy of Sobelman's Pub & Grill
Pub, American, $$$
A cocktail of gargantuan proportions, the Chicken Fried Bloody Mary, an invention of Sobelman's Pub & Grill in Milwaukee, allows patrons to quite literally make a meal out of their drink. The cocktail costs $50, but before your purse strings tighten, consider the smorgasbord of ingredients crammed into the drink. A large jug containing over 80 ounces of Bloody Mary and a few obligatory stalks of celery, the drink is also garnished with cheese, pickles, olives, sausage, prawns, onions, asparagus, mushrooms, lemon, Brussels sprouts, 'baconadoes' (skewers of bacon-wrapped jalapeño cheese balls) and the pièce de résistance… a whole fried chicken. Cocktail overload? Perhaps, but the cocktail is designed to quench and feed four people and Sobelman's Pub & Grill kindly donates a portion of profits from the sale of each Chicken Fried Bloody Mary to local Milwaukee food bank Hunger Task Force, so all you need to worry about is who gets first dibs on the last piece of fried chicken.
1900 West Saint Paul Avenue, Menomonee River Valley, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233, USA
Bar, Contemporary
Artesian at The Langham Hotel in London is known for its experimental cocktails; a quick glance at its new Surrealism menu reveals concoctions full of innovative ingredients like artisan coffee, oak smoke and patchouli and Above & Beyond, a cocktail created by head bartenders Alex Kratena and Simone Caporale in 2013, is one of its most adventurous and outlandish to date. A cocktail that wouldn't look out of place at a contemporary art exhibition, Above & Beyond begins with a fancy twist on a rum old-fashioned with a tumbler filled with fine Guatemalan Zacapa rum, 30-year-old Pedro Ximénez sherry, Fernet Branca, crème de banane and mandarin bitters. But here's where it gets really avant-garde: when presented, the cocktail comes complete with an inflated balloon which, when popped, releases a fragrant burst of fresh forest aromas and a bag of Guatemalan worry dolls. Theatrical it may be, but there is actually rhyme and reason behind Artesian's creative madness with the addition of Above & Beyond's complimentary worry dolls and forest air-filled balloon, referencing the origin of its Guatemalan distilled rum.
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Spherified Margarita Shot
Bar, Australian
Ridiculous Ultimate Caesar | Courtesy of The Fairmont Southampton
A concoction that could rival Artesian's efforts in terms of sheer creativity, the Spherified Margarita Shot served at Sydney, Australia's Rabbit Hole Bar & Dining combines molecular mixologist Doug Laming's artistry with cutting edge technology. Rabbit Hole is proud to be one of a few, exclusive bars to be pushing boundaries with a Cointreau Caviar Spherification Kit, a device, and one of just 12 in the world, that allows mixologists to create caviar-like 'pearls' of alcohol that burst in the mouth, crafting an experimental, sensory cocktail experience like no other. More akin to something created in a laboratory than behind a bar, the Spherified Margarita Shot, Sauza Gold Tequila and Cointreau pearls served atop salt-dusted finger lime, elevates the classic margarita to a scientific art form.
Ridiculous Ultimate Caesar
Courtesy of The Fairmont Southampton
Restaurant, Italian
Fish & Chip Shop Margarita | Courtesy of The Shrub & Shutter
Similar to the Chicken Fried Bloody Mary, but given a surf 'n' turf twist, the Ridiculous Ultimate Caesar served at The Dock at The Waterlot Inn (a chic waterside lounge at Bermuda's Fairmont Southampton hotel) takes cocktail and food combo to extremes. Featuring a huge glass of the classic Canadian cocktail (typically made with vodka, clamato juice, Tabasco sauce and Worcestershire sauce), the Ridiculous Ultimate Caesar might seem pricey at $99, but with the amount of food the beverage is garnished with (chicken wings, Italian sausage, oyster, shrimp, lobster claw, mini Wagyu burger, seared scallops, lobster tail and lastly, three ounces of Wagyu sirloin) it's more than enough to keep any cocktail fan, and a good few of their friends, busy for at least an hour or two.
Southampton Parish, Bermuda
Fish & Chip Shop Margarita
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Cocktail Bar, British, $$$
The Shrub & Shutter, a trendy bar and restaurant, opened in 2014, in Brixton, London specializing in seasonal cocktails, takes the margarita and gives the quintessentially Mexican cocktail a distinctly local twist by loading on a miniature version of the much-loved British mealtime classic, fish and chips. The Fish & Chip Shop Margarita starts off traditionally enough with Ocho Blanco Tequila, sugar syrup and saline solution before The Shrub & Shutter's bartenders get creative adding lime and pea shrub and Jimmy's Plaice bitters; a homage to a neighboring fish and chip shop of the same name made from batter scraps, Balkan vodka, more tequila, sugar syrup and a heavy pinch of salt and pepper. Finished with a sea salt and vinegar rim, the Fish & Chip Shop Margarita is given an extra quirky twist with a tiny cone filled with fish, scraps and pea purée attached to the glass with a mini clothespin. Could there be a more British cocktail? Answers on a postcard, please.
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Dream of the Fisherman's Wife
At Atlanta, Georgia's Fork & Juniper, adventurous cocktail fans can try the imaginatively titled Dream of the Fisherman's Wife; an off-menu drink ordered by those in the know and featuring some pretty creative ingredients.
Combining rum, chocolate stout, the mint-flavored Italian liqueur Branca Menta and two kinds of bitters, the cocktail is already an innovative concoction but offers drinkers an extra surprise in the form of (wait for it) a whole smoked baby octopus clinging to the rim of the glass.
Interestingly, the Dream of the Fisherman's Wife is inspired by a 19th-century, quasi-erotic Japanese ukiyo-e art piece of the same name featuring a young female abalone diver in a compromising position with an amorous octopus, which explains the addition of the smoked baby octopus… kind of.
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How Do Cryptocurrencies Impact Accountancy?
Apr 13 2019 · 11:14 UTC | Updated Apr 15 2019 · 06:26
by Cornelius J. Johnson · 4 min read
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In this guest post, you'll find how such exciting and risky financial tools as cryptocurrencies, impact the world of traditional accounting.
Cryptocurrency is an exciting and revolutionary new concept that has already shaken up a whole load of industries, from finance itself, to tech and eCommerce.
After Bitcoin exploded onto the scene a few years ago and, subsequently, shriveled away, it's safe to say that the embrace and understanding of Bitcoin have been somewhat bumpy and somewhat uncertain.
The ripple effect of cryptocurrencies has knocked plenty of people and industries off balance. One that you may not be surprised to know has been forced to do some self-evaluation in the wake of crypto is accounting.
But the question is, does accountancy, with its traditional ideas of money management, stand to lose out with cryptocurrencies? Let's take a look at the situation.
Accountants are already, hopefully, pretty good when it comes to tax.
"Bitcoin and its ilk have introduced a somewhat simplified but nevertheless attention-deserving meta, when it comes to taxation. Like normal tax it's all about how much your making, but at point of sale, crypto-purchase expects nothing from you", advises Harry Stern, tech blogger at Writinity and ResearchPapersUK.
You still have to be vigilant as an accountant naturally, but there is less detail to deal with since it is a relatively new field. For those hoping to capitalize off Bitcoin the main questions relate to capital gains tax, which will depend on the value increase of your Bitcoin assets by point of sale.
Financial prudence is something that all good accountants will espouse to their customers and potential customers. Money changes constantly, but in its physical form it has existed a long time and even in a banked form there's still a lot of precedent to go off as a money owner in terms of how to behave. Cryptocurrencies, however, are different.
"It's obvious to point out", writes Jarred Alpin, tech writer at DraftBeyond and LastMinuteWriting, "but crypto simply doesn't have the years of data and research accountants have when dealing with traditional asset management. All this means, is that extreme caution must be taken by accountants and their clients."
A good accountant will impress on their client that, no matter how much they feel they understand cryptocurrencies, there is much to be learned and many mistakes will be made along that path, hopefully not by your client.
The massively reduced rates of regulation on cryptos make them all a breeding ground for criminal activity and use. It's a relatively commonly known fact nowadays that all of the data ransom outfits, black hat hackers, cyber terrorists, and others alike, request payment, when necessary, in cryptocurrency.
The upshot of this for accountants is that there is an increased responsibility on you and your firm to screen your clients thoroughly, getting a full idea of who they are both digitally and in a day-to-day sense.
Not only will this help you establish if they are potentially using this new form of currency for illegal activities, but it also will help you work towards aiding with reducing the likelihood that they are targeted successfully when making any of the highly unregulated transactions which dealings with cryptocurrency usually involves.
This is especially elevated if you do accountancy out of office, where you never come face to face with your client. Hackers are particularly adept at identity theft, so make a guarantee that you know who you work for.
Hopefully, these points will help you in your understanding of cryptocurrency's impact on the world of accounting and if you are a client or an accountant yourself you will hopefully avoid any of the pitfalls which have been created by cryptocurrency's rise to glory and its continued development as an exciting, if risky, financial tool.
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Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Vihar (SSSVV), stands as a proud school in Vizag, which began its mission mainly based on the teachings of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. Much similar to any other school, Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Vihar too is a fond place for treasuring memories during school days (and trust us, it is not just about discipline and devotion). Here are the seven things every SSSVV student in Vizag will relate to.
Most of the students at Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Vihar in Vizag will come across this stereotype from an outsider. In case you didn't know, the school has more than 4 temples within the premises, which might give it a "sacred" vibe.
This large disc-shaped block is the favourite place for any SSSVV student. Ask the school's alumni about it and, "We would walk the whole length of the Round Block during recess time," is what you'd get as they would stare at the stars reminiscing the good old school days.
This book of all carols and the school songs MUST be in the bags of every student. If not, get ready to be thrown out of the class.
From the Sunday Bhajans to the dance rehearsals for annual day, the "Mandir" is the go-to place for everyone at the school.
The landmark for every SSSVV student. This place unites students of all classes after the school hours.
Alright. We get the hype surrounding us. But the answer to this question remains to be in ambiguity.
The article is written by a former student of Sri Sathya Vidya Vihar, Vizag. The views expressed here are solely of the author and not Yo! Vizag.
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Eric Ramsay full transcript as Shrewsbury Town man discusses tactical plan to keep Plymouth Argyle's Freddie Ladapo quiet
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Argyle striker Freddie Ladapo battles for the ball with Shrewsbury midfielder Anthony Grant (Image: Dave Rowntree/PPAUK)
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Coming up against a striker in top form can be a tough ask for any defence but Shrewsbury Town dealt well with that issue during their 2-0 win on Tuesday night.
In Freddie Ladapo, Plymouth Argyle have a man who was named League One player-of-the-month for October and who netted another two goals in their most recent game, a 2-1 win over Fleetwood Town.
Since sacking John Askey on November 12, goalkeeping coach Danny Coyne and academy manager Eric Ramsay have taken on the role of managing the side.
Final whistle delight for Danny Coyne, goalkeeping coach and caretaker manager of Shrewsbury Town, after the 2-0 win over Plymouth Argyle (Image: Dave Rowntree/PPAUK)
In the four games since then, the side have not been able to keep a clean sheet and a person could have been forgiven for thinking that stat would continue against the Pilgrims.
But they put in plenty of defensive work and identified Ladapo as a main cog in Argyle's attacking threat.
Ramsay, who at just 27 has to be one of the youngest people in his position in the Football League, explained that he was delighted to see Shrewsbury pick up three points and keep a clean sheet.
He also discussed just how Ladapo came into their thinking as they prepared for the game.
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Eric, well done. How was that for you?
It probably didn't feel as comfortable as it might look when I watch it back but I think from start to finish we had really good control of the game. We created a number of chances, limited them to just a couple in the first half, I thought that were certainly against the run of play. We talked before about being better with the ball in comparison to the game on Saturday, I think particularly in the first half where we dominated possession from start to finish. It was a step in the right direction, not perfect but getting there.
Great time to break the deadlock, 10 minutes from half-time and something special again from Greg Docherty.
Yes it was. I think the risk with those games is that the longer you go without scoring and potentially giving them something to cling on to, the more difficult it becomes. So, I think as soon as we had the first goal, it certainly any doubts that we had and we didn't really look back from that point.
How much of a relief when that second goal arrived, to give you some breathing space?
It is a relief, it had a similar feel to the third goal at Salford. Again, despite the fact we had really good control of the game, I did feel there was always the chance that from a set piece or a counter attack, the opposition could find their way back in. But that wasn't the case and I think it was professional in that sense. We stopped their counter attacks, we were good with set pieces, we controlled the game with the ball, so it was as good as we could have asked for in that sense.
What about this run of form Fejiri Okenabirhie is enjoying at the moment? Five goals in four games for him now.
You almost might as well put his name on the scoresheet before the game starts at the moment, I think he's clinical, he shows it in training every day. He is a phenomenal finisher and I am pleased now that he is getting his chance in the team, he is getting a run of games and is showing the quality he has got.
Just the one change tonight. James Bolton coming in, was Josh Emmanuel injured?
No he wasn't. We just felt he needed a bit of a rest, he has played a lot of minutes recently and last week was demanding. We didn't feel that Saturday's performance warranted wholesale changes at all, we felt it was difficult circumstances on Saturday with the game we played on Wednesday night. We didn't feel it was a case of pressing the panic button so we just continued with what has been a process of making the side that we are going with at the moment, better. We are making sure we are improving on the training ground every day and whatnot and I think that was reflected in the performance.
And the change you made early in the second half, with Ollie Norburn making way for Alex Gilliead.
Norbs is someone who's physical output over the course of the last week or so has been significant. It was always likely that at points in the game, he'd look like he was flagging a little bit and it was a knock that led to us bringing him off. It was testament to Alex that when he came on he did make an impact, he looked bright, he looked sharp and he carried the ball really well when he picked it up in counter-attacking situations. When we lost the ball he got back in really quickly and I think that was exactly what we needed at that point, so we were really happy with him.
And what about this run the team are enjoying at the moment? Four wins in five, which is pretty good.
There is a good feel about the place at the moment and I mentioned last Friday about momentum and it feels like we have got some momentum at the moment. I think Saturday was a blip but it was one of those games that I felt on another day, we could have won. In spite of that on Saturday, we showed today that momentum is still building and the team is still improving and it is a case of making sure that continues.
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How is that for you? Are you getting used to this now, being in the first team spotlight on match nights. Relishing it?
I am really enjoying it. I have got to say that the group is phenomenal to work with, they are really receptive to the way we are trying to do things. It has been quite seamless in that sense and fortunately in the last five games or so, matchdays have been really enjoyable. I am sure for every manager or coach there is a case where it is the opposite for a period but I would like to think momentum is building at the moment. And the work that is being done behind the scenes by Adam, Mark, Phil, the support staff and what is being driven by Dan, is certainly working at the moment.
There has been a lack of clean sheets recently, so it was an important one tonight it feels.
Yeah, that was the message at half-time. We knew that if we did something that we hadn't done in previous games with me and Dan, that we would see the game through. We are aware we haven't been as good at set pieces and lacking a little bit of bite around our own box, we saw that in the second half today. There are some very professional, very experienced heads in the dressing room and they know the right messages that need to be given to the player sat key points in the game. I felt that in the second half we showed that resilience and grit that you need to keep a clean sheet and that was huge. The side is full of goals and it is full of chances, I don't think there has been a 15 minute spell where we haven't made chances in the last four or five games. If we are able to keep clean sheets on top of that then I think the side can do really well.
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In Argyle's team they have Freddie Ladapo, who was the League One player of the month in October, he scored two at the weekend. You kept him very quiet, was that a deliberate effort and if so can you take confidence in keeping someone in that from so quiet?
Yes, we identified prior to the game that he was a threat of theirs. It wasn't something that we dwelled on too much but I think Luke and Sads dealt with him very, very well. It wasn't just dealing with him, it was dealing with the players that run off him and the players that get the second balls when they play into him. Everyone played a part in keeping him quiet.
Can that help you with team confidence, going forward, that you kept him quiet like that?
100 per cent. It was an emphasis of ours before the game and during the game, that we need to be more resolute and we need to be better around the edge of the box, stop crosses, stop shots, defend set pieces well. I think he plays a big part of them being a threat in those situations, so dealing with that as we did today was pleasing.
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Chris Waltzek of GoldSeek Radio talks to Lindsey Williams.
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TD's Lewenza Lowers Year-End S&P 500 Target to 1250; Current Valuations are Attractive for Long Term
TD Waterhouse's, Senior U.S. Equity Analyst, Ryan Lewenza, has just released their latest U.S. Equity Strategy Quarterly (Q3/11) Update report.
· The equity markets performed poorly in Q3 as risky assets came under pressure due to an escalation of the Eurozone sovereign-debt problems and mounting concerns over a potential U.S. recession.
· The U.S. economy is facing numerous challenges, however it's our view that the European sovereign debt issues remain the largest risk to the global economy and stock markets.
· Some interesting proposals to solve the European debt problem have been discussed recently, including increasing the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) from its current €440 billion to potentially €2 trillion and/or possibly implementing a European equivalent to the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), by injecting billions into European banks. It is encouraging to see lawmakers becoming more focused on these issues, however we remain skeptical of a long-term successful solution.
· Much has changed in the last quarter, with the U.S. equity market discounting slower economic growth and possible contagion effects from Europe. As a result, we are lowering our year-end price target for the S&P 500 to 1,250 from 1,365 previously.
· From a longer term perspective we view current market valuations as attractive with the S&P 500 trading at 11.7x 12-month trailing earnings.
· With the S&P 500 in a confirmed downtrend and trading below its key 50 and 200-day moving averages, we continue to maintain a cautious near-term technical view of the U.S. stock market.
· While we believe the S&P 500 is susceptible to additional near-term pressure, we emphasize that seasonality is about to improve dramatically for the North American equity markets. With the markets coming under pressure recently, and positive seasonality fast approaching, we believe there is a good chance for a year-end rally.
· With odds of a U.S. recession increasing, we are further reducing portfolio risk by increasing utilities and telecom to overweight. With the upgrades, our overweight sectors are information technology, health care, utilities and telecommunications. We've lowered our energy weight from overweight to market weight. Financials, materials, and consumer discretionary remain underweight. Consumer staples and industrials remain at market weight.
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Does Gold Rise or Fall in a Deflation?
Posted on 12 October 2011.
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-Gold is money and therefore increases it's buying power during a deflation (contrary to popular belief)
-Question: How can the economy ever recover if the Fed stops injecting it with new stimulus? Answer: If left to the natural business cycle, the PRICE of all things adjusts to a lower equilibrium which prompts spending once again
-Why does the Fed want us to fear inflation and to "fight it at all costs" when some of the most productive era's in history have been during deflationary periods?
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A Huge Scandal Could Be Set To Rock The Federal Reserve
I have consistently contended that Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke is something akin to a mad scientist who, in his development of new "tools" to manage monetary policy, is probably unaware of all the nuances and ramifications of the new tools he is developing. Indeed, one problem with one of his new tools may be about to blow up in his face.
It turns out that Bernanke's decision to pay interest on reserves held at the Fed by member banks has some twists to it that make what he is doing likely illegal. The blog Uneasy Money points this out in a post titled, Is the Federal Reserve Breaking the Law:
In a comment earlier today to this post, David Pearson shocked me by quoting the following passage from the Financial Services Regulatory Relief Act of 2006:
Balances maintained at a Federal Reserve bank by or on behalf of a depository institution may receive earnings to be paid by the Federal Reserve bank at least once each calendar quarter, at a rate or rates not to exceed the general level of short-term interest rates.
As I said to David Pearson in my reply to his comment, I am flabbergasted by this. The Fed is now paying 0.25% interest on reserve balances while and the interest rate on 3-month T-bills is now 0.01%. Yet the statute states in black letters that the rate that the Fed may pay on reserves is "not to exceed the general level of short-term interest rates." In fact, as can be easily seen on the Treasury's Daily Yield Curve webpage, only on rare occasions was the 3-month T-bill rate as high as 0.25% in 2009 and it has been consistently less than 0.20% for most of 2009 and all of 2010 and 2011.
Got that? The Fed, as I have pointed out a number of times, is paying interest to bankers many times what is available in the marketplace and this turns out to be illegal.
Now it just so happens that the Congressional wording is a bit sloppy and says the pay out of "earnings" instead of interest, and you can be sure Bernanke is going to attempt to dance on the head of this pin , but the spirit of Act is clear, Fed member banks aren't supposed to be receiving payouts from the Fed that are greater than what they can get in the open market.
In other words, Bernanke is breaking the law, and one would think that now that this is public, he will have to cease paying interest at 0.25% to Fed bank members.
And as for him getting the law change, good luck to Bernanke trying to get new legislation through Congress, with the current anti-bankster sentiment in the country. Is there a Congressman around who will vote to allow the Fed to pay banks 25 times the current market rate?
This is where the atomic bomb explodes. Since Bernanke started paying interest on reserves (especially excess reserves),excess reserves have climbed from a few million to $1.6 trillion. If Bernanke stops paying interest at 0.25%, the money is likely to fly out of excess reserves and into the economy quicker than you can say, "hyper-inflation fiat money".
Maybe Bernanke will find a way to squirm out of this mess or simply ignore the law, the way recent Presidents have ignored many laws, but it will be nice to know that when the trials come Bernanke will be up there, with the other lawbreakers, having to explain why he ignored the law and paid the banksters interest 25 times greater than what is allowed by law.
Chinese Copper Inventories Revealed To Be Double Estimated
In a piece of news that can not be taken well by students of Dr. Copper, the FT reveals for the first time that China's estimated copper inventories, based on numbers from the China Non-Ferrous Metals Industry Association, were 1.9 million tonnes at the end of 2010 which is almost double the lower end of the consensus estimate of 1.0-1.5 MM tonnes (and, as the FT points out, "more than the US consumes in a year). So while copper is doing its high beta thing on the nth short squeeze day in stocks, the smart money is starting to bail for very obvious reasons. And if the reasons are not obvious, this means that "The estimates, which were announced at a recent meeting of the International Copper Study Group but have not been made public, imply that real Chinese copper demand may have been lower than thought in recent years." In other words, and to all who are still confused by why Zero Hedge jokes at each and every iteration of economic growth driven by "inventory stockpiling", this is nothing other than trying to do at the national level, what Goldman and JPM do at the LME level each and every day: hoard and sell, only in China's case it is more hoard and forget. Alas, when China itself is the only real marginal buyer (not to mention that millions of domestic businesses operate using Letters of Credit backed by copper), things get very, very ugly, and explains why China has been so secretive about this number.
From FT:
The CNIA estimated that Chinese copper stocks, not including those kept at Shanghai Futures Exchange warehouses, stood at 1.768m tonnes at the end of 2010, up from 1.218m in 2009 and 282,000 in 2008. SHFE inventories were 132,000 tonnes in 2010, putting China's total stocks at 1.9m tonnes.
Other than exchange stocks, copper is held as working inventory by China's manufacturing sector as well as by merchants, investors and the State Reserve Bureau, Beijing's stockpiling agency. However, analysts, investors and traders are sceptical, noting that the world's largest copper importer and consumer has an interest in inflating the size of its stockpiles, which could push prices down. The CNIA declined to comment.
That loud whooshing sound is long copper PMs sucking in air as they scramble to find the proper spin for this shock. Such as this one:
"Whatever the Chinese say that stocks are, in the end they still need copper," said George Cheveley, metals and mining portfolio manager at Investec Asset Management.
Yes they will. And they will use the millions of tonnes they have in storage, not buy in the open market. Of course, this means that China will continue to buy US Treasurys and not diversify entirely to commodities. The opportunity costs of continued copper demand, however, is the difference between the 10 Year at 2% and 12%...
Top 5 Stocks Back From The Dead: C, AXP, AAPL, LVS, SIRI
A recent study by consulting firm McKinsey, highlighted that most major downturns in the economy have been caused by "some sort of credit crisis." For financial firms, the resulting economic recession can lead to ruin. Firms with heavy debt loads or that were caught expanding too aggressively before a downturn, can also be ruined. Yet other firms simply succumb to intense industry competition, as occurs frequently in the technology industry.
Below is an overview of five firms that faced the above challenges and were nearly ruined by them, but ended up experiencing impressive comebacks.
Money center banking giant Citigroup got itself into severe trouble by investing in, what was described by the New York Times as, "securities that were created by financial engineers in the great wave of innovation." More than $300 billion in troubled loans on its balance sheet sent the stock down to a split-adjusted $15 per share, in early 2009 and required close to $50 billion from the government, to help it survive.
Citigroup remains fast at work to sell off its remaining bad assets. This soured book, which ended up being much larger than original estimates, is being referred to as Citi Holding assets and was most recently whittled down by another 34%, during the second quarter. The stock has recovered to $27 per share, though it was recently above $50 per share, prior to a recent round of market uncertainty.
Credit card firm American Express also saw its stock plummet at the height of the credit crisis. Its share price fell to nearly $10 per share in March 2009, on fears that soured credit card loans in its $75 billion loan portfolio would ruin its balance sheet. However, unlike Citigroup, AmEx remained firmly profitable throughout the downturn, even though charge-offs hit close to 10%.
AmEx's miscue was to increase its loan book too aggressively, prior to the credit crisis. It ended up accepting nearly $4 billion in government TARP funds, but looked to pay it back only a few months later. The stock has recovered to close to $50 per share and its credit card businesses have also experienced near complete recoveries.
Tech giant Apple Inc. has a storied history. The firm is relatively new by most corporate measures, having been founded in 1976. It is credited with being one of the first companies to introduce desktop computers and had a large market share in the early 1980s. Founder Steve Jobs left the firm in 1985 and the firm saw its market share steadily erode, as rival IBM and Windows-based computers slowly took over. Apple's market share fell from the double digits to less than 5% in 1996 and continued to dwindle into the 2000s.
Jobs returned in 1996, but it wasn't until the introduction of the iPod in 2001 that it started a stunning reversal of fortune. Apple's stock basically caught fire in 2003, rising from less than $8 per share to almost $400 per share, today. The iPod, and related iTunes store, revolutionized the music industry, as has the iPhone in mobile phones and iPad for tablet computers, for an impressive and lasting impact on three different segments of the technology industry.
Las Vegas Sands
Founded in 1998, casino giant Las Vegas is an even newer firm than Apple. Its flagship casino, the Venetian, opened in Las Vegas in 1999 and was followed by the Sands Macau in 2004; then came the Palazzo and Venetian Macau, in 2007. This aggressive building, which peaked just before the credit crisis, nearly ruined the firm. In 2007, capital spending reached nearly $4 billion, even though Las Vegas Sands reported an earnings loss and generated only about $128 million, from its existing operations.
Overbuilding and a hefty debt load sent the stock to under $2 per share in early 2009, as investors feared a bankruptcy filing. However, capital infusions from founder Sheldon Adelson and outside investors, and a ramping down of spending, ended up saving the company. Today, the firm is one of a few operators in Macau and has other growth ambitions in Asia. Its stock has recovered to more than $40 per share.
Sirius Satellite
Satellite radio leader, Sirius XM, also flirted with a bankruptcy filing a couple of years ago. The stock fell to 12 cents per share in January 2009, as losses mounted and fears grew, that a plummet in automotive demand (where most of Sirius's service stems from) would bring the company to financial ruin. A heavy debt load would have surely meant a trip into bankruptcy court, but media mogul John Malone ended up saving Sirius with a $530 million investment, in February 2009. The move gave his firm, Liberty Media, an estimated 40% stake and a fair amount of future capital for Sirius to rely on. Today, Sirius XM's stock is only at about $1.50 per share, but that is up more than ten times from its low.
Of the above examples, Apple's recovery stands out as the most impressive, as it didn't require a bailout or outside help to revive its fortunes. Overall, a desperate firm will take any path necessary to survive. Companies including Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, Sharper Image, and Palm Inc, weren't nearly as lucky.
The Only 2 Financial Rules You Need Live By
There's a lot of great advice out there to saving money. But if it overwhelms you, start with just these two simple rules and you'll be on your way to financial independence.
When it comes to the way we think about money, I've noticed there are two kinds of people: those who think $1,000 is a lot of money, and those who think $10 is a lot of money.
I fall into the second category. But I'm not especially frugal. I have a fairly nice car, I take a vacation every year, and it isn't too hard to convince me to drop a few hundred dollars on a great pair of shoes now and then. I've never even clipped a coupon. But I've also maxed out my retirement savings, bought a house, and live without debt — all on an average salary for where I live.
What I've done isn't extraordinary, but it does seem somewhat rare. That said, I think most people can accomplish this fairly easily. All you have to do is live and die by two simple rules...
1. Pay Yourself First: The Best Kind of Cliché
"Pay yourself first" is a very common piece of financial advice. It's simple enough to follow, but that doesn't make it easy.
If you can save $200 per month at a 6-percent interest rate, you'll have more than $200,000 in 30 years. At the very least, you'll have a great savings fund at the ready for whatever life may bring. But how can you come up with that cash when you barely have any money left between paychecks?
The answer is to take that money off the top. And yes, it'll sting a bit at first.
I've made a habit of taking contributions to my retirement and savings account right off the top of each paycheck on the very day it hits my bank account. I try to cut pretty deep too, leaving myself just a little more than I need to pay for expenses.
This works on two levels: It forces me to really budget to meet my basic expenses while keeping extra cash out of easy reach. I can still retrieve the money from my savings account if I happen to need it, but because I have to make a decision to transfer funds, they usually stay put. I allow myself to spend whatever I don't need for expenses on whatever I like — if I don't spend it by the time my next paycheck comes, I roll that into savings too.
I also save any additional money I get. I think a raise, tax return, or bonus can go two ways. It can raise your standard of living, or it can raise your standards. Rather than creating more expenses to suck up these extra dollars, I live the same way day to day and tuck the extra money away for something better.
2. Practice Mindful Spending
Having some leeway in your paycheck isn't a given, but I think many people have more wiggle room than they realize.
This is what I mean when I say that I think $10 is a lot of money. When I decide to buy something, it's a decision, not an impulse buy. I want to spend my money on things that really have value for me, not just things that are convenient or appealing at the moment. So while I can buy something nice once in a while — without guilt — I have a hard time going out for lunch or buying (you guessed it) a latte.
Less expensive purchases are an easy mental hurdle to get over because they're so small it seems that they could hardly amount to anything. The truth is, these seemingly insignificant purchases can easily amount to, or exceed, that $200 you may be aiming to save.
If you spend $4 every morning on a latte, and $12 each work day for lunch, this adds up to $80 per week — for a grand total of $4,160 per year. If you earn $50,000 per year, that's a full month of your salary. Do you really want all that money to amount to a bunch of coffee and Subway sandwiches?
This isn't to say that no one should ever buy a latte. But if I spend this kind of money every week, I don't have anything to devote to my savings. That's a sign that these seemingly small indulgences just aren't affordable, at least for me.
This is why I've also decided not to opt for cable TV or an extensive cell phone plan. I don't feel that I live like a pauper. After all, I have money saved that I can turn to not only in an emergency, but also to pay for things that I feel really add enjoyment to my life, rather than just distracting me for a few hours or days — and steadily subtracting dollars from my bank account.
What Are Your Rules?
Over time, I've learned to save money as diligently as I pay my bills. I also try to spend what's left as mindfully as I can. I can't say I always succeed, that I never overspend or that I'm not often tempted to break my rules.
Nevertheless, I'm sticking to the strategy that has kept me out of debt, and helped me save enough to meet some key financial goals — and still have some fun. I know of other people who've done even better by employing these rules much more stringently than I do. As for me, I'll keep saving up for my next big purchase by keeping all the little ones in check.
Chinese Government Investment Arm Swoops in to Prop Up Banks
Well at least they are transparent about it. Chinese stocks of the banking kind, shot up overnight as an investment arm of the Chinese government, came into the market to buy buy buy. At this point one has to wonder with the Fed intervening in bonds and herding savers into risk assets, various EU countries with short bans on financials, the Japanese central bank buying REITs and such, and now the Chinese outright buying stocks, where there is any price discovery happening on the globe. All artifical, all the time – paper printing prosperity reigns.
More importantly, this appears to be more fallout of the massive Keynesian plan to flood the economy with stimulus during the global financial crisis. We asked back then if China was simply following the Greenspan policy of kick the can down the road [Feb 16 2009: Is China Pulling an Alan Greenspan?] [May 27, 2009: How is China Spending their Stimulus... and How Many Loans Will go Bad?]- usually we are early on these things, asking the question two years ahead of the fallout. And just like Greenspan's (and now Bernanke's) policy, eventually the can kicks back. [Jun 2, 2011: China Now Beginning to Feel Hangover from Lending Boom of 08/09 - Government May Assume Some Local Debt] So all you can do as a central bank and government is simply pour more steroids on the problem.
China is moving to support its state-run banks and financial markets, with a government investment arm purchasing shares in the four biggest lenders as worries mount over debt and slowing growth.
Central Huijin Investment Ltd., an arm of the sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corp., announced it bought shares in the four big banks after the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index closed at its lowest level in more than two years on Monday.
The news initially boosted Shanghai shares by 0.8 percent but the benchmark ceded most of those gains in the afternoon, closing only 0.2 percent higher at 2,348.52.
Chinese share prices have languished despite the country's still robust growth, weighed down by Europe's debt crisis, Beijing's credit tightening, and potentially high levels of bad loans at Chinese banks after a lending surge that helped China rebound from the global financial crisis.
The government intervention in the stock market is also meant to counter growing concern over a debt crisis among China's small- and medium-sized businesses at a time when bank liquidity is stretched by central bank requirements to hold record levels of reserves to help counter inflation.
Central Huijin is the major shareholder in China's big state-run banks. The company said in a brief announcement on its website Monday that it bought shares in the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China and China Construction Bank and that it would continue its market-support operations. It gave no details about the amount of shares purchased.
Given its continued concern over inflation, which has been hovering near three-year highs but is expected to moderate further in coming months, China is focusing on local bailouts and credit easing to help smaller companies but is unlikely to announce new stimulus spending anytime soon, analysts say.
The banks' Hong Kong-listed shares showed significant gains. ICBC climbed 6.7 percent, Agricultural Bank shot up 12.8 percent, Bank of China gained 7.7 percent and China Construction Bank added 5.8 percent. Gains on the Shanghai index were more modest.
Retail Stock Exodus Continues: Fund Equity Outflows Continue For 23rd Out Of 24 Consecutive Weeks
Yes, outflows in domestic equities may be traditionally perceived as a contrarian signal, but when they hit 23 out of 24 weeks for a total of $106 billion (and the one weekly inflow was $715 million) one has to start getting concerned about the cash levels of the broader mutual fund space which as had been pointed out recently are already at all time lows. In the week ended October 5, domestic equity funds saw an outflow of $4.3 billion, which brings total 2011 outflows to a total of $93 billion. What was just as notable about the week is that while traditionally we have seen rotation from equity assets into fixed income, in the past week a whopping $6.2 billion was withdrawn from taxable bond funds as well, implying that the ever increasing volatility not only means retail has thrown in the towel on stocks but that the already painfully low yields in bonds are forcing the long-term investors to get out of the market in its entirety.
A Decade of Household Deleveraging?
by Asha Bangalore, vice president and economist at The Northern Trust Company.
The recent trend of consumer spending is lackluster and, in fact, worrisome such that Chairman Bernanke has mentioned it in speeches over the past month. Real disposable personal income has posted a meager 0.3% gain in August 2011 (see Chart 1) and consumer spending shows a noticeably decelerating trend. The obvious reply to answers about the reasons for soft growth in consumer spending is related to lack of hiring.
A reduction of household debt is an important adjustment process which is playing a role in the muted trend of consumer spending. Households are focused on rebuilding their net worth following significant losses. Pessimism about asset price gains lifting their net worth has led to the old fashioned route of deleveraging and saving. Outstanding household debt as a percentage of disposable income is trending down after registering a historical peak in the second quarter of 2007 (130.34%, see Chart 2). This ratio stood at 114.6% in the second quarter of 2011. Essentially, the economy has experienced four years of voluntary and involuntary (foreclosures) deleveraging. Hypothetically, if household debt to disposable income were to stabilize at its long-term average of 76%, it would imply a significant reduction of debt over an extended period. The direct impact would be slower growth of consumer spending, particularly in an environment of tepid economic growth.
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Ellen Page, Jennifer Garner to do live reading of 'Juno'
March 18, 2017 - 12:40 pm
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ellen Page will reprise her pregnant-teen role in "Juno" during an all-female live reading of the film to mark its 10th anniversary and to benefit Planned Parenthood, according to Entertainment Weekly.
The creators will stage the reading April 8 at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in Los Angeles to raise money for the women's health organization. Jennifer Garner will also be back in the role of the adoptive mom, but the male leads played by Michael Cera, Jason Bateman and J.K. Simmons will go to actresses, Entertainment Weekly reported.
Jason Reitman, who earned an Oscar nomination for directing the film, once put on a series of live script readings. He stopped last April after five seasons but told the publication that the presidential election inspired him to revive them.
"Considering how much this election has done against women and what Planned Parenthood has done for women, I thought it would be cool to hear this script with an all-female voice," he said.
Reitman said he will announce the full cast on Twitter in the days before the show.
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Now that the excesses of Christmas are well and truly over, and the lashings of New Year champagne are a distant memory, most people find their minds drifting over to turning over a new leaf. Health and wellness beckons, the spiaralizer comes out of the cupboard and the bottles of wine are replaced by green smoothies and gym gear. Dry January is the first port of call for a lot of adults; sick of glugging down the funny juice, you start to feel like your liver needs a bit of a break. Did you know that 16% of UK adults took part in dry January last year, I know, right?! So here's a fruity little number to help keep you on the straight and narrow, this blueberry and elderflower virgin mojito is sweet enough to make sure you'll never even miss the rum.
This Janurary I've teamed up with Fentimans to bring you a delicious mocktail that will have you in the party spirit, without the need for booze. This blueberry and elderflower virgin mojito is so damn tasty you'll forget that the rum is even missing.
I used Fentimans Wild English Elderflower as the base for this cocktail. It's so delicious I'd be perfectly happy drinking it over ice, but add a bit of blueberry syrup and mint and you're on a whole other planet!
This blueberry and elderflower virgin mojito is sweet enough to make sure you'll never even miss the rum.
For the blueberry syrup, combine all the ingredients in a small saucepan and bring to the boil. Reduce to heat to a simmer and cook for 10 minutes. Allow to cool completely.
To make each mocktail put 1 1/2tbsp of syrup in the bottom of each glass followed by the mint leaves. Muddle the syrup and leaves together. Add the lime juice, fill up the glass with ice then pour over the Wild English Elderflower soft drink. Give the drink a little stir and garnish with a little extra mint and some lime wedges.
mmm sound lovely & refreshing! Love these flavours so will definitely be giving them a go!


This hip Asian smiley will add a fun element to your next post. We have lots of expressive smileys that can even convey ancestry. If you're heading to karate class or enjoying a plate of Chicken Katsu, feel free to add this cool smiley to your post and tell your friends what you're up to.


Reading The Red Book by Deborah Copaken Kogan is like watching The Big Chill. It is the story of a group of friends who gather back at Harvard for a twentieth reunion weekend. Kogan is clearly exceptionally bright as her writing makes you pause to be sure you knew a hard word or phrase. I love that!
Four women, Clover, Addison, Mia and Jane were roommates at Harvard. They are from different backgrounds and bring different experiences to Harvard. When they meet for their twentieth reunion, they are facing unemployment, fertility, marital issues and financial instability.
I am so downloading this. Love Lisa Kogan and just went back to school for my 20th reunion. Can't wait to read it.
TheUnderside of Joy by Sere' Prince Halverson. What a great debut novel. I practically read it straight through. Fascinating insights into relationships and families.I loved it!!
I just got this book and can't wait to start it!!!!
This one looks so good. Seriously you pick the best books!


H2O Cardio offers full benefits of a cardio workout with less risk of pain and injury.
Jennifer Stevens, an instructor at The Clarksville Area YMCA, teaches 7 water aerobics classes for seniors every week.
Are you thinking about starting an exercise program? Maybe your doctor has told you once again that you need to get active and get in shape. You're not getting any younger. So where do you begin? The swimming pool.
Jennifer Goode Stevens has taught water aerobics at the YMCA for over 13 years and has found it fun, a great workout and a way to meet people and make friends.
She teaches five days a week and a total of seven classes. Her Friday class is oriented toward people living with arthritis or fibromyalgia and emphasizes working with the joints.
Stevens has never tried to add up how many people have taken her classes over the years. A conservative guess would be well over 10,000.
"There is no age limit on taking a class. The oldest person I've ever had in class was 93," said Stevens. "Everyone is welcome here."
Water aerobics has been around for a long time and has proven itself as a great way to get in shape and stay in shape, Stevens said.
"The name we use here for the class is H2O Cardio. Most of the people who take this course are senior citizens. Something they like about the class is that it is low-impact exercise."
One key to the 45-minute workout: Once the class starts, they don't start until the 45 minutes is up.
"The participants are always in some kind of motion, whether arms, legs, shoulders, etc. At the end of the 45 minutes, they have had a good workout."
Almost everybody can do water aerobics, including those with weight or mobility issues, and it has an impact on several body systems.
First and foremost is the cardio system which gets a real workout, but in the water. A person's weight is displaced by the water. Movement and exercise motions that would be difficult above-water are easier to do in the pool.
The body's respiratory system is strengthened and improved through aerobics, and the circulatory and muscle systems are improved.
"You are in a pool with your friends and exercising," Stevens said. "People carry on conversations, and the atmosphere is like home.
"Some of the people have been coming to the Y for many years. The H20 Cardio class is part of their daily schedule and something they look forward to."
Some participants have been coming every day for years, she said.
"We also have people in our classes who have been referred here by their surgeons or doctors, particularly orthopedic surgeons," Stevens said. "People get injured in accidents, and performing water aerobics will add to the healing process.
If you are interested in taking an H20 Cardio class, call the YMCA at 647-2376 for days and times. To learn more about the YMCA, go to www.ymcamidtenn.org/Clarksville or visit 260 Hillcrest Drive.
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The Gospel Addressing Neighborhoods, Drugs and Jail | Bullhorns Evangelism Until He Comes! Amen World He is COMING!
Bullhorn Evangelism
By Jeremy Myers
Probably the worst form of evangelism is street evangelism. It comes in several forms.
The first type is Bullhorn Evangelism. I know that some people do get saved through these sorts of street preachers, but for every one person who receives eternal life, hundreds more are turned off by such a presentation of Christ and Christianity.
The Evangelism of Red
When I was growing up, there was a street in town with lots of bars on it, and it had a regular patron named Red. And though he was often surrounded by empty beer cans and other assorted trash, he never entered a bar and never had a drink. The bottles and cans were thrown at him by drunk revelers. Why? Because every night he walked up and down the street, waving his Bible in the air and shouting his version of the Gospel through a bullhorn. When people threw bottles and cans at him, Red loved it all the more, because he thought he was enduring persecution for the cause of Christ.
Looking back now, I wonder who was persecuting whom?
During my Junior year in High School, I went with a friend of mine, Jay Bradford, to interview Red on a Saturday night. We asked him why he kept preaching when clearly, people didn't want to hear his message. He said that he had the message of life, and people needed to hear it whether they wanted to or not. You can't argue with that.
We asked him how long he'd been preaching. Seventeen years. That's a long time, we told him.
How many converts had he seen? His answer: Only eternity will tell. You can't argue with that either.
But how many conversions was he personally aware of within the past year? "One."
One drunk partier had confessed his sins, asked to receive Christ, and then stumbled off into the night, never to be heard from again.
Nevertheless, Red was convinced that countless thousands of others had also received Jesus as a result of his street preaching.
"Besides," he said, "it's my job to preach. It's God's job to save."
You can't argue with that either…. or can you?
I can. And I will…
But until I get to it, what do you think about Red's way of evangelism? Is it effective or not? Have you ever seen bullhorn evangelism? What did you think of it? redeeminggod.com
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Facilitation in bark beetles: endemic mountain pine beetle gets a helping hand. 2011. Smith, G.D.; Carroll, A.L.; Lindgren, B.S. Agricultural and Forest Entomology 13(1): 37-43.
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Life history of a secondary bark beetle, Pseudips mexicanus (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae), in lodgepole pine in British Columbia. 2009. Smith, G.D.; Carroll, A.L.; Lindgren, B.S. The Canadian Entomologist 141(1): 56-69.
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Successful colonization, reproduction, and new generation emergence in live interior hybrid spruce Picea engelmannii×glauca by mountain pine beetle Dendroctonus ponderosae. 2009. Huber, D.P.W.; Aukema, B.H.; Hodgkinson, R.S.; Lindgren, B.S. Agricultural and Forest Entomology 11(1): 83-89.
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Source or sink stands - Can stand parameters be used to predict mountain pine beetle brood production with enough precision to be useful for assigning treatment priorities? 2009. Björklund, N.; Lindgren, B.S.; Shore, T.L.; Cudmore, T. Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service, Pacific Forestry Centre, Victoria, BC. Mountain Pine Beetle Working Paper 2008-03. 12 p.
Björklund, N.; Lindgren, B.S.; Shore, T.L.; Cudmore, T.
Radar observation and aerial capture of mountain pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopk. (Coleoptera: Scolytidae) above the forest canopy. 2008. Jackson, P.; Straussfogel, D; Lindgren, B.S.; Mitchell, S.; Murphy, B. Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service, Pacific Forestry Centre, Victoria B.C. Mountain Pine Beetle Working Paper 2007-02. 32 p.
Jackson, P.; Straussfogel, D; Lindgren, B.S.; Mitchell, S.J.; Murphy, B.
History of forest insect investigations in British Columbia: I. Forest entomology education, research, and insect management. 2001. Hall, P.M.; Kinghorn, J.M.; Lindgren, B.S.; McLean, J.A.; Safranyik, L. Journal of the Entomological Society of British Columbia 98: 153-167.
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Effect of ethanol and a-pinene on response of ambrosia beetle, Trypodendron lineatum, to lineatin-baited funnel and drainpipe traps. 1996. Shore, T.L.; Lindgren, B.S. Journal of Chemical Ecology 22(12): 2187-2196.
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The response of mountain pine beetle (Dendroctonus ponderosae) to lodgepole pine trees baited with verbenone and exo-brevicomin. 1992. Shore, T.L.; Safranyik, L.; Lindgren, B.S. Journal of Chemical Ecology 18(4): 533-541.
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"You Are the Best Hope We Have for the Future"
Their school days are over, but the members of the graduating class at North Community High School in Minneapolis will not be able to frame their diplomas until the firm that printed them corrects an unfortunate spelling error. According to the first batch of diplomas, the students were graduates of North Community High Scool.
The diplomas were distributed to the 225 seniors at their June commencement ceremony.
All of the diplomas were proofread to check the spelling of students' names, but the misspelled word--"scool"--was overlooked, according to a spokesman at the school, who was clearly exasperated to receive another telephone call on the matter.
The printer of the diplomas--Josten's Co.--will pay for the new diplomas.


This whole ordeal started Sunday night when I saw a brand new backpack on the kitchen table. It was black but petite with buckles so I said to Steven "Babe, you bought me a new backpack?!" He then told me it was for him.
I decided to serve up the cold hard truth because we are getting married and that is what you do if you want to have an honest marriage. I let him know that his new backpack was most definitely girly. In fact, it looks like Cher's backpack in the movie "Clueless". ESPECIALLY with the buckles.
So there you have it, the people have spoken. And in case anyone wants to know Steven has been using this backpack on a daily basis. He doesn't seem to care if it's girly or not. I guess I got myself a secure man! And I'm not letting him get away..