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Re: Bringing Back Porter
by lomiton Tue Mar 24, 2020 3:32 pm
DoubleDipper wrote:
bullwinkle wrote: How utterly despairing. After 20 years of being season ticket holders, going to the tournament, and being Pilot Club members, my wife and I gave it all up last year to send a message (also sent a letter to Leykam).
For some perspective, this decision was made above the AD level and contrary to his plan...I hope he doesn't fall on his sword over it.
If "they" overruled Leykam its because a) he had a $hitty plan or b) they had predisposition to run athletics at UP right into the ground once and for all.
Neither which is good for Leykam or UP.
Well I guess we can all take solace in the fact that like the CSC we'll always have Notre Dame to root for!
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by bullwinkle Tue Mar 24, 2020 4:43 pm
A friend of mine made a suggestion that could be passed onto Administration as one way to put lipstick on this pig: Buy season tickets to see the women play. You get the men's games as a bonus (you just need a strong stomach, a good book, or be willing to drink your way through the games).
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by Guest Tue Mar 24, 2020 6:15 pm
DoubleDipper wrote: Everyone's investment portfolios are their lowest ever, including UP's and that of any "booster" who might have contributed to a buyout.
TP, who may have considered retirement now that his sons are gone from the team, also found his financial worth (on paper) greatly diminished and realized retirement was not an option.
S&P 500 up 9% today. Is it too late to reconsider?
by Sound Voltex Tue Mar 24, 2020 6:55 pm
up7587 wrote:
I sure hope his allocation was mostly bonds, not stocks...
Also still got a ways to go before the S&P 500 gains back all its losses. Think we're at the same time as 3 years ago.
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by dholcombe Tue Mar 24, 2020 7:18 pm
Good news, now that I don't have to leave the house I'm finally getting some use out of those Porter t shirts they gave out to season ticket holders the year he was hired.
Is after the first exhibition game in the fall too early to fire your coach?
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by JimmAlacki Tue Mar 24, 2020 7:22 pm
dholcombe wrote: Good news, now that I don't have to leave the house I'm finally getting some use out of those Porter t shirts they gave out to season ticket holders the year he was hired.
I still have the bottle of Porter beer in my garage refrigerator. I was waiting to pop the cap when they announced his leaving.
Who knew when we got the "Porter 30" t-shirts, it was a four year goal for D-1 wins? Just missed it, too.
by Geezaldinho Tue Mar 24, 2020 11:30 pm
You guys are getting too gloomy. I'm ready for next season.
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by DoubleDipper Wed Mar 25, 2020 8:46 am
This before yesterday's announcement that Porter would be staying at UP...
CBS Sports wrote: The unprecedented circumstances of the international coronavirus pandemic are slowing the sport's coaching carousel and appear to have temporarily cooled the seats of coaches under scrutiny in the major seven.
For larger schools, there is a belief among some athletic directors that the financial uncertainty brought on by the coronavirus threat that led to the cancellation of the NCAA Tournament is what has led to the unprecedented pause in firings.
Normally, paying a coach's buyout is not an issue for a power conference school. But the cancellation of the NCAA Tournament will have an impact on the budget of every Division I school. Plus, depending on the financial footing of a school's major boosters, there could be trouble wrangling up enough money to attract a top-flight candidate, athletic directors said.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/college-basketballs-coaching-carousel-slows-down-searches-get-more-complicated-amid-coronavirus-threat/
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by Dean Murdoch Wed Mar 25, 2020 8:58 am
I was hesitant that there would be enough money for a buyout before coronavirus was even a thing and I suppose the uncertainty regarding the pandemic put the nail in the coffin.
But UP is far from the only school in this situation. Have other schools managed to fire and hire? Absolutely, but they are in the minority. I think the number is at 15 right now when there's usually 50-60 coaching changes in any given year.
https://accsports.com/acc-news/could-wake-forest-bring-back-danny-manning-for-another-season/ - Wake Forest and Boston College likely would have canned their coach in any other year, but not this year.
I don't like it. None of us like it. But I (kind of?) get it in this particular year in this particular environment.
At the very least, I hope this sets up the Pilots do so something like what Pepperdine did with Marty Wilson a couple of years back. A nice mid-February release saying Pepperdine was grateful for his tireless work, and Coach Wilson appreciative of the opportunity. Optics were good, and this allowed Pepperdine's AD Potts to get an early start on the coach search and they had Romar in place by Selection Sunday.
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by Guest Wed Mar 25, 2020 9:02 am
https://www.oregonlive.com/pilots/2020/03/canzano-university-of-portland-stands-by-mens-basketball-coach-terry-porter.html
John Canzano wrote: I wish Porter the best. Hope he pulls this out. But also, I wonder how much losing a guy known as a winner can take.
Apparently more than many UP fans.
by PilotNut Wed Mar 25, 2020 10:48 am
Since UP is still paying Cantu apparently, can we bring him back as "interim" head coach? (How in the heck did we end up signing that long of a contract for him, btw? And then make the decision to let him go, knowing that we would have to pay him for 3 more years?! It also is clear that he was not the problem on the bench...)
I am surprised that Porter wanted to come back. Another year of all the travelling, odd work hours, stress, embarrassment, etc... without a son on the bench. What will be his motivation to try anything different or work harder with only a year left? Even worse, what if he lets it slide further? I guess things can't get much worse.
I understand that this is a difficult time to make a large financial commitment, but everyone saw this point coming a year ago, and 6 months ago, and 3 months ago... It just continues to show the lack of interest by the UP Administration that has been going on for decades. I have zero confidence that this will get any better until alumni, donors, fans (the few that are left), media, etc. start raising heck and demanding better.
I hope everyone who reads this forum is sending a letter to Waldschmidt Hall to demand better. Any volunteers to write a Beacon or Oregonian opinion piece?
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by JimmAlacki Wed Mar 25, 2020 12:31 pm
UP now has a lame duck coach who has no interest other than "finishing what he started" which interprets to getting his paycheck. What reason would he have to recruit for next year or to keep the remaining players on the Bluff.
UP admin and AD have absolutely no desire or interest in having a .500 men's team. They should drop to NAIA level.
by wrv Wed Mar 25, 2020 2:13 pm
Porter has posted nothing on his twitter to celebrate his retention as head coach.
This program is at its lowest point in decades. The collective wisdom and good will of the athletic department leadership have not kept this program from falling off a cliff, or more topically, have not kept it from being put into a medically induced coma to be awakened next year.
Can't express how skeptical I am about this team. Next year will be hard to follow in any meaningful way.
by Geezaldinho Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:09 pm
Dean Murdoch wrote:
Who are we kidding? Potts had Romar before he let Wilson go. There was no real search, just as there wasn't when Scott let Reveno go.
The difference is Potts hired a proven D1 head coach.
by Dean Murdoch Thu Mar 26, 2020 2:40 pm
https://soundcloud.com/kxtg-the-bald-faced-truth/bft-interview-scott-leykam-3
Leykam on Canzano's podcast talking about the decision to keep Coach Porter around.
Or, if you don't have 30 minutes - https://www.oregonlive.com/pilots/2020/03/university-of-portland-ad-defends-decision-to-retain-terry-porter-as-mens-basketball-coach.html?utm_campaign=oregonian_sf&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter - a couple of the key points are summarized there.
by Guest Thu Mar 26, 2020 3:19 pm
I will listen later. This was the key thing I saw on the summary:
The big thing we've got to look at is recruiting. We have some open spots, we could have more.
I think that was more of a "reality of college basketball" observation. He had been talking about how many players were in the portal already with a significant amount being added each day.
That said, none of us should be shocked if one or more of the four returning non-seniors are thinking about a transfer.
by DoubleDipper Thu Mar 26, 2020 3:52 pm
Deaner, thanks for the timely heads-up to the podcast.
Excellent back-and-forth discussion, IMO...and it reminded me of the discussions we've had here on PN.
The frightening small-college reality of possible Athletic Department staff cuts across the board due to a lack of income is sobering considering how much money UP would have had to give Porter not to coach...
by lomiton Thu Mar 26, 2020 4:20 pm
Deano - thanks for the link.
The interview was akin to putting lipstick on a pig.
Canzano did not bring the heat as he is fully qualified to do and as for AD Leykam, what can he say outside of bringing up Coach Meek and UP women's hoop every time he got the chance?
The part where Canzano quizzed Leykam on his grading criteria, which Leykam answered as league results, was super awkward listening. John throws out "1 and 31" and "10th, 9th, 10th, 10th in a ten team league" and Scott is like "well, yeah..."
Barring some miracle, Porter is not going to be back the following season. Therefore players are going to look at joining the Pilots only as their last best option. Kids that are borderline D-1, injury issues where no one really wants to take a chance on them, troublemakers, players that want a different role (like being the main man) vs. taking a perceived lessor role some place else.
If there is a season next year, here is what I suggest: UP should cancel their ENTIRE pre-season schedule and volunteer to play money games on the road. Even Canzano pointed out what wins Portland has had the last four years is made up from the lowest level D-1 and D-2 schools. Scheduling up that dreck to fake-look respectable is a waste of everyone's time. Sell your recruits on a full-on North American tour where you can pretty much guarantee there is going to be some NBA scout in attendance.
Charge fans for the home season games $5 a pop, open seating. Except for potential home games against GU or BYU. No reason to pay for it so no reason to charge for it.
Like I said, just put the lipstick on the pig, get it back out in the yard and hopefully get a little more fat on it for next year's slaughter.
Whether University of Portland is in the position because of poor planning, poor execution, bad luck or a combination of the three really doesn't matter at this point. We are where we are. UP better be taking a hard look at the planning and the execution because one will ever be able to time the bad luck.
Sad days indeed.
I believe the WCC expects each team to schedule a pre-season slate that they can be competitive with. The tanking strategy you suggest to play only payday games is not compatible with that. Rock and a hard place.
by VillaGorilla Thu Mar 26, 2020 5:43 pm
DoubleDipper wrote: For some perspective, this decision was made above the AD level and contrary to his plan...I hope he doesn't fall on his sword over it.
I'd love to see, in retrospect, what level the decision was made to fire Cantu. If that was a head coach level decision, I can understand the AD and administration buy-off in supporting the head coach's decision. And it's said that the administration won't spend?
But to allow that decision, and the resultant financial constraint that haunts us still, and then step in now to nix another (presumptive) termination . . .
Look, if you're prepared to allow the former, you've got to allow the latter. It's not like this scenario (the one where we've continued roughly at or near our historical level of success) couldn't have been, and wasn't, foreseen. I feel for Leykam in this situation, but it's not like he's blameless in his (unenviable) position, either.
I understand where we are at financially and the concern for committing such an amount of our finite resources to a single program, and even a single position. I know how deeply, and negatively, this type of move would affect the morale of virtually every other employee at the University. It's not like people come to work at UP for the money, or the resources, or the prestige. The faculty has been fighting for years just to get their pay up to industry-level, and to see half a million dollars walk out the door for a sports team would be awfully crushing when the aim of the institution is first and foremost education.
But like has been said in this thread earlier, if you're going to field a DI men's basketball team, you have to be prepared to make this type of move, however painful.
And I'm not paying $22, or $15, or even probably $5 per person to watch this.
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by JimmAlacki Thu Mar 26, 2020 6:39 pm
This is not a D1 program don't charge D1 prices.
As for Leykam gushing over what a great guy Porter is. It reminds me of the old adage...Porter is a great guy, my brother is also a great guy. My brother shouldn't be UP's coach neither should Porter.
up7587 wrote: I believe the WCC expects each team to schedule a pre-season slate that they can be competitive with. The tanking strategy you suggest to play only payday games is not compatible with that. Rock and a hard place.
75'er: All that matters to league membership these days is NET rankings and Quad victories. Getting whipped by Quad 1/2 teams on the road might just give a better NET ranking versus sitting at home and playing Willamette and Evergreen.
Regardless, I honestly don't see what the WCC is going to do (or could do) about it unless it puts a stop payment on the NCAA checks Portland is currently stealing from teams that earned the money or teams that haven't given up trying (which is everyone but UP).
We can get back to a "winning" schedule in 2021.
VillaGorilla wrote: But like has been said in this thread earlier, if you're going to field a DI men's basketball team, you have to be prepared to make this type of move, however painful.
The scary part about this is usually (and again I stipulate we are in an unusual time) two things happen when an athletic department (the "front porch" of the university!) is teetering on a decision as to whether to give a revenue generating leadership another year or not.
1) Season ticket holders stop renewing in droves, a precursor to lots of tickets being left unsold
2) Donors either stop, or curtail, giving as a way to show their displeasure
The scary part is that UP administration and the Board know this. And for them to make this decision tells me two things:
1) The Revenue UP derives from the sales of game tickets must already be so low that administration is not overly concerned that attendance (with the exception of GU/BYU) and revenue will drop substantially. Because the math states even a large percentage drop of not a lot a revenue equals not a lot of revenue.
2) Donors either a) don't care about MBB results, b) donors really like Porter and don't care about MBB results or c) some donors do care about MBB success but their displeasure, financial and otherwise, is not enough to move the needle.
Does what I have written above sound like your garden variety Division 1 program? I think that answer is fairly obvious. If there is no drive for excellence at the donor level or the fan level, there will be no drive for excellence at the administrative level. This is regardless of the macro-economics.
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Could a rare autoimmune disease have left Francisco de Goya deaf for the second half of his life? Often referred to as the father of modern art, Goya was struck by a mysterious illness in the 1790s, and his work became increasingly dark during the later years of his career.
In the autumn of 1792, when he was 46, Goya fell ill with what physicians described as colic. The following winter, he was bedridden with a mysterious illness. It took him nearly two years to recover, and he was left deaf for the rest of his life.
Now Ronna Hertzano, a hearing specialist at the University of Maryland, is attempting to get to the bottom of this illness. Every year, the Historical Clinicopathological Conference challenges a doctor to diagnose the ailments of a mystery patient, and previous meetings have focused on figures such as Charles Darwin.
Ahead of this year's conference, Hertzano was given details about Goya's condition without being told his identity, and asked to come up with a diagnosis. Letters from friends show that Goya – then a renowned portraitist patronised by the royal court – complained of buzzing in his ears before he went deaf.
He also had difficulty maintaining his balance, writing that he could not go up or down stairs without feeling like he would fall, says Hertzano, who now knows the historical patient's identity, and will present her findings at the meeting in Maryland tomorrow.
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Goya reported difficulty seeing and severe headaches, and while he was bedridden he had hallucinations and episodic paralysis. In 1795, he wrote to the Royal Academy of San Fernando saying he wouldn't be able to teach there any more because he could no longer hear what they were saying, says Janis Tomlinson, an art historian at the University of Delaware.
Because Goya lost hearing in both ears, Hertzano says it's most likely the disease spread to the ears from the brain. Infections like meningitis or syphilis can do this, but they don't fit his case exactly.
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"You would expect syphilis over the course of many years to show some progressive neurological symptoms or dementia, which were not at all reported to be part of our artist's life," Hertzano says. And at the time, there were no antibiotics, she says, so surviving bacterial meningitis would probably have been rare.
Lead exposure can cause "colic" and deafness, and Goya is known to have used an excessive amount of lead white paint. But Hertzano has ruled out lead poisoning, because aside from his lasting deafness, Goya went on to recover from his other symptoms.
Instead, Hertzano suspects a rare autoimmune condition called Susac's syndrome, which is characterised by hallucinations, paralysis and hearing loss – all of which Goya had.
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Susac's syndrome is caused by the immune system attacking the linings of small blood vessels. Resulting inflammation in the brain can cause headaches and hallucinations, while damage to the blood supply to the eyes and ears can lead to visual changes and deafness. The condition usually lasts for around one to three years.
Goya survived his illness and in 1799 published a collection of 80 etchings depicting ghosts, witches and nightmarish visions. But Tomlinson says that Goya's darker work wasn't likely to be a result of his ailments. "His contemporaries wouldn't have understood [this work] as dark and the workings of a depressed mind," Tomlinson says. "They would have seen it as a satire of superstitions of the day."
Goya continued to paint portraits of Madrid society too, and was made a first court painter, the highest title he could achieve. Napoleon's invasion of Spain in 1808 would have been a more likely turning point in his life, says Tomlinson.
Had he been alive today, Hertzano says Goya would have received immune modulation drugs for Susac's syndrome. But if the treatments failed, he still could have ended up deaf – unless he decided to receive a cochlear implant. "It's a very simple procedure and with some minimal training, it would have restored his ability to understand speech to a great extent," says Hertzano.
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Article amended on 4 May 2017
When this article was first published, it misstated the date of Goya's letter to the Royal Academy of San Fernando.
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In 2011 the Mail Online ran a story about how three of the original Italian Job minis, or what remained of them, had finally resurfaced from a lock up in the backstreets of Turin. According to the article,...


i think book corrupt. my fritz crashes when i play with this book . Happened 4 times in a row.
I read on the forum were u got it , that that was the reason also they didnt allow him in the tourney..
]i think book corrupt. my fritz crashes when i play with this book . Happened 4 times in a row.
i didnt say you could not load the book...Play with it on the servers it will crash eventually.
The book causes crashes on my Deep Fritz 11,12 and 13 on my PC as well, such a shame.
gary wrote: The book causes crashes on my Deep Fritz 11,12 and 13 on my PC as well, such a shame.


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Producción of a series of videos about sucess stories of entrepreneurs that thanks to a Microbank loan they have been able to start their businesses. The first video stars Rosa Talló, a young entrepreneur that opened a pastry shop in Barcelona. Another of the videos is about a surf school in Santander (Cantabria), named Somo's Beach Surf School.


The Swing Set Specialist would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the Late Joann Zakrzewski who was a preschool teacher for children with special needs and to also say a special word of thanks to all the people to raised money on a GoFundMe for a Handicap Accessible Swing Set across the road from the school where she worked.
She was only 31 and her memory shall live on with this new handicap accessible swing set and an opening ceremony was held recently at the Holster Park playground.
She also won the district's Excellence in Education Award back in 2014 however 2 years later she died of a pulmonary embolism.
Many thanks again to all who raised the $12000 to fund this Handicap Accessible Swing Set and we hope many kids will enjoy it in years to come in her memory – R.I.P.
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Q: How to use the ALT key in a Virtual Box guest session? I'm running a Virtualbox session of Windows XP (guest) from a Sabayon GNU/Linux system (host).
I'm doing projects with Adobe Illustrator CS2 and some of the functionallity is accessed with left mouse click and the ALT key.
But it seems the ALT key is not forwarded to the guest system.
Why?
I've found a lot of forum threads and bug reports on the internet describing the same behaviour. But no workaround works or it seems no real good solution has been found/implemented yet.
Is there any solution for that? I really need that key for a lot of commands!

A: This worked for me finally:
The ALT key works within the virtual box guest session if you run it in fullscreen without mouse integration.

*

*HOST+I disables the mouse integration.

*HOST+F switches to fullscreen.

Hit HOST+I and HOST+F again to return to your host system.

A: 5chdn's solution is too cumbersome.
Instead of Alt, use Win+Alt in guest and you're done.
For example, to use Rubymine's multiple caret mode, original shortcut is Alt+click, which becomes Win+Alt+click. Easy peasy.

A: That alt gets somehow snatched away as a special key by your host OS (linux). For Ubuntu-MATE, the following works:
gsettings list-recursively org.mate.Marco.general | grep mouse-button-modifier

should show you:
org.mate.Marco.general mouse-button-modifier '<Alt>'

If you change that for example to the Super(aka Windows Key):
gsettings set org.mate.Marco.general 'mouse-button-modifier' "<Super>"

I got it working in Photoshop, with Win7 and Win10 guest OS.

I got to that the idea here, and this might be the place for related «special-host-key-issues» under Unity or other desktops...
PS: alt–space for image dragging in a win10-virtualbox-photoshop still gives me trouble, if anyone has an idea, what the (most likely highly related) cause is...

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It's hard to flip through the home and garden television channels these days without seeing a program about tiny homes. But the trend has been gaining momentum for years, long before it made its way onto our TV screens. One of the creative forces behind this revolution is Michael Chen, firm principal of Michael K. Chen Architecture. With design offices in New York and San Francisco and 14 years of experience, Michael is considered a pioneer of innovative micro-housing. Not only does he share his "love of tinkering, of drawing, of discourse, and of making" with his clients, but he teaches at Pratt Institute School of Architecture in Brooklyn.
Having recently finished the 5:1 Apartment–a compact, 390-square-foot space that fits all the functional and spatial elements for living, working, sleeping, dressing, entertaining, cooking, dining, and bathing–MKCA is taking the design world by storm with their thoughtful approach and clever product design. 6sqft decided to pick Michael's brain on just how he packs so much into such small footprints, where he thinks the micro-housing movement is headed, and the secrets behind some of his most spectacular spaces.


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Best Financial Stocks For 2014
LONDON — BP (LSE: BP ) (NYSE: BP ) issued decent first-quarter results earlier this week, but its shareholders are probably more interested in whether the eventual outcome of the firm's Clean Water Act trial in New Orleans could threaten its attractive 5.1% dividend yield.
This trial will determine whether BP was guilty of gross negligence on Deepwater Horizon, and the fine it has to pay for the oil spilled in the Gulf of Mexico.
Worst-case scenario
If BP loses and is found to have been grossly negligent, then the worst-case scenario would be a $21 billion fine. This might also open the floodgates for increased claims from the 2,200 or so other parties that are suing BP for compensation.
It could be some time until we find out what will happen, though. The first stage of the trial, which will determine whether BP is guilty of gross negligence, has just ended, but a ruling is not expected from Judge Carl Barbier until after the second stage of the trial.
Best Financial Stocks For 2014: Ares Capital Corp (ARCC)
Ares Capital Corporation (Ares Capital), incorporated on April 16, 2004, is a specialty finance company, which is a closed-end, non-diversified management investment company. The Company's wholly owned subsidiaries and vehicles managed or sub-managed by its wholly owned portfolio company, Ivy Hill Asset Management, L.P. (IHAM). It is externally managed by its investment adviser, Ares Capital Management LLC (Ares Capital Management or its investment adviser), a wholly owned subsidiary of Ares Management LLC (Ares Management), a global alternative asset manager. Ares Operations LLC (Ares Operations or administrator), its administrator, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ares Management, provides the administrative services. It invests in United States middle-market companies. It invests in first and second lien senior loans and mezzanine debt, which in some cases includes an equity component. It also makes preferred and/or common equity investments.
The Company's portfolio company, IHAM, manages 10 unconsolidated credit vehicles and sub-manages or sub-advises four other unconsolidated credit vehicles (these vehicles managed or sub-managed/sub-advised by IHAM). It has also made direct investments in securities of certain of these vehicles. Ares Management's (Ares) finance activities include the origination, acquisition and management of senior loans, bonds, mezzanine debt and special situation investments. Ares' private equity activities focus on providing flexible, junior capital to middle-market companies.
The Company has an investment portfolio of first and second lien loans, mezzanine debt and equity investments in private middle-market companies. The Company and General Electric Capital Corporation and GE Global Sponsor Finance LLC (GE) co-invest through the Senior Secured Loan Fund LLC, which operates using the name Senior Secured Loan Program. As of December 31, 2011, the Senior Secured Loan Program (SSLP) consis ted of a portfolio of loans to 32 different borrowers and th! e portfolio companies in the SSLP are in industries similar to the companies in Ares Capital's portfolio. It also makes preferred and/or common equity investments. It makes senior secured loans in the form of first and/or second lien loans. Its first and second lien loans have terms of three to 10 years. The list of the industries, in which it has invested include aerospace and defense, business services, consumer products, containers and packaging, education, energy, environmental services, financial services, food and beverage, healthcare services, investment funds and vehicles, manufacturing, restaurant and food services, retail, and telecommunications. It has made investments in its portfolio company, IHAM, which manages 10 unconsolidated credit vehicles: Ivy Hill Middle Market Credit Fund, Ltd. (Ivy Hill I), Ivy Hill Middle Market Credit Fund II, Ltd. (Ivy Hill II), Ivy Hill Middle Market Credit Fund III, Ltd. (Ivy Hill III), Ivy Hill Senior Debt Fund, L.P. and related vehicles (Ivy Hill SDF and, together with Ivy Hill I, Ivy Hill II and Ivy Hill III, the Ivy Hill Funds); Knightsbridge CLO 2007-1 Limited, Emporia Preferred Funding I, Ltd., Emporia Preferred Funding II, Ltd. and Emporia Preferred Funding III, Ltd. (collectively, the Emporia Funds), and Ares Private Debt Strategies Fund II, L.P. and Ares Private Debt Strategies Fund III, L.P. (collectively, the PDS Funds). In addition, IHAM serves as the sub-adviser/sub-manager for four others: CoLTS 2005-1 Ltd., CoLTS 2005-2 Ltd. and CoLTS 2007-1 Ltd. (collectively, the CoLTS Funds), and FirstLight Funding I, Ltd. (FirstLight).
[By Sally Jones]
Highlight: Ares Capital Corporation (ARCC)
The share price is currently around $17.57 or 5.9% off the 52-week high of $18.67. Its yield is 8.60%.
[By Dan Caplinger]
Next Tuesday, Ares Capital (NASDAQ: ARCC ) will release its latest quarterly results. The key to making smart investment decisions on stocks reporting earnings is to anticipate how they'll do before they announce results, leaving you fully prepared to respond quickly to whatever inevitable surprises arise. That way, you'll be less likely to make an uninformed, knee-jerk reaction to news that turns out to be exactly the wrong move.
Ares Capital (NASDAQ: ARCC ) now has a new man in the chief executive's office. The business development company has tapped Michael Arougheti to be its CEO, in addition to a raft of other high-level appointments.
Best Financial Stocks For 2014: National Bank of Canada (NBC)
National Bank of Canada (the Bank) is a bank. The Bank provides integrated financial services to retail, commercial and corporate/institutional clients. The Bank's offerings include securities brokerage, insurance, wealth management, mutual and pension-fund management as well as banking and investment solutions across three business segments: Personal and Commercial, Wealth Management, and Financial Markets. The Personal and Commercial segment meets the financial needs of some 2.4 million retail banking clients and approximately 130,000 business clients throughout Canada. The Wealth Management segment includes National Bank Financial Wealth Management and National Bank Direct Brokerage Inc. The Financial Markets segment provides banking and investment banking services. On August 1, 2012, Maple Group Acquisition Corporation (Maple) acquired Alpha Trading Systems Inc., Alpha Trading Systems Limited Partnership and The Canadian Depository for Securities Limited. Advisors' Opinion:
[By Rhonda Abrams]
A woman may be the brains behind an organization, but having a handsome guy like Pierce Brosnan, with Stephanie Zimbalist in a 1982 photo for 'Remington Steele,' attracts the cash, a study shows.(Photo: NBC)
[By USATODAY 2:27 p.m. EST February 4]
NBC's Winter Olympics app.(Photo: NBC)
You can follow the Sochi games digitally on NBCOlympics.com or on the NBC Sports Live Extra app — available for iOS, Android and Windows Phone devices. The Live Extra app is free and getting a refresh in time for the Olympics. It also covers other sports NBC is involved in, including the NHL, PGA Tour and Triple Crown Horse Racing.
Best Financial Stocks For 2014: CVB Financial Corp (CVBF)
CVB Financial Corp. (CVB), incorporated on April 27, 1981, is a bank holding company of Citizens Business Bank (the Bank). The Company's primary operations are related to banking activities, including the acceptance of deposits and the lending and investing of money through the operations of the Bank. The Bank also provides automobile and equipment leasing to customers through its Citizens Financial Services Group and trust and investment-related services to customers through its CitizensTrust Division. The Bank's customers consist primarily of small to mid-sized businesses and individuals located in San Bernardino County, Riverside County, Orange County, Los Angeles County, Madera County, Fresno County, Tulare County, Kern County and San Joaquin County, California. As of December 31, 2012, the Bank operated 42 Business Financial Centers, five Commercial Banking Centers, and two trust office locations with its headquarters located in the city of Ontario. It operates in two segments: Business Financial and Commercial Banking Centers (Centers) and Treasury.
The Bank provides lending products, such as commercial, agribusiness, consumer, real estate loans and equipment and vehicle leasing. Commercial products include lines of credit and other working capital financing, accounts receivable lending and letters of credit. Agribusiness products are loans to finance the operating needs of wholesale dairy farm operations, cattle feeders, livestock raisers, and farmers. It provides lease financing for municipal governments. Financing products for consumers include automobile leasing and financing, lines of credit, and home improvement and home equity lines of credit. Real estate loans include mortgage and construction loans. The Bank also offers a range of specialized services designed for the needs of its commercial accounts. These services include cash management systems for monitoring cash flow, a cre dit card program for merchants, courier pick-up and delivery! , payroll services, remote deposit capture, electronic funds transfers by way of domestic and international wires and automated clearinghouse, and online account access. The Bank makes available investment products to customers, including mutual funds, an array of fixed income vehicles and a program to diversify our customers' funds in federally insured time certificates of deposit of other institutions. It offers a range of financial services and trust services through its CitizensTrust division. These services include fiduciary services, mutual funds, annuities, 401(k) plans and individual investment accounts.
The Company maintains a portfolio of investment securities to provide interest income and to serve as a source of liquidity for its ongoing operations. The composition of the investment portfolio as of December 31, 2012, consisted of the Government agency, residential mortgage-backed securities, municipal bonds and o ther securities. Investment securities totaled $2.45 billion at December 31, 2012. Approximately $1.46 billion, or 60%, of the total investment portfolio at December 31, 2012 consisted of securities backed by mortgages.
Sources of Fund
The primary source of funds to support earning assets (loans and investments) is the generation of deposits. CVB offers a range of deposit instruments, which include checking, savings, money market and time certificates of deposit for both business and personal accounts. It also serves as a federal tax depository for its business customers. Total deposits were $4.77 billion at December 31, 2012.. The Company's deposits include non-interest bearing deposits, such as demand deposits, and interest bearing deposits, such as investment checking, money market, savings and time deposits. At December 31, 2012, borrowed funds totaled $698.2 million. At December 31, 2012, noninterest bearing deposits were 50.71% of total deposits. As of December 31, 2012, its borrowings included $198.9 mill! ion in te! rm federal home loan bank (FHLB) advances, $473.2 million of repurchase agreements, and $26.0 million of other overnight borrowings.
Citizens Business Bank holding company CVB Financial (NASDAQ: CVBF ) announced yesterday its second-quarter dividend of $0.10 per share, an 18% increase over the payout it made last quarter of $0.085 per share. This is the first increase in the dividend since 2007.
Best Financial Stocks For 2014: Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV)
Sprott Physical Silver Trust (the Trust) is a closed-end mutual fund trust. The investment objective of the Trust is to seek to provide a secure, convenient and exchange-traded investment alternative for investors interested in holding physical silver bullion without the inconvenience that is typical of a direct investment in physical silver bullion. The Trust focuses to achieve its objective by investing in long-term holdings of unencumbered, fully allocated, physical silver bullion and does not speculate with regard to short-term changes in silver prices. The Trust invests and intends to continue to invest primarily in long-term holdings of unencumbered, fully allocated, physical silver bullion and does not speculate with regard to short-term changes in silver prices. Sprott Asset Management LP (the 'Manager') acts as the manager of the Trust. Advisors' Opinion:
[By Eric Parnell]
It also remains worthwhile to hedge stock allocations to protect against any major downside event along the way. This includes positions with low correlations such as the PIMCO Total Return ETF (BOND) or the PIMCO Global Advantage Inflation Linked Bond ETF (ILB). This also includes allocations that are likely to rally sharply in the event of a stock pullback but can also continue to rise along with the market such as long-term Treasuries (TLT) or Build America Bonds (BAB). And despite the recent thrashing they have endured, the precious metals complex including gold (GLD), silver (SLV), platinum (PPLT) and palladium (PALL) continue to provide attractive long-term portfolio diversification benefits. I remain long all of these metals via the Central GoldTrust (GTU), the Central Fund of America (CEF), the Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV) and the Sprott Physical Platinum and Palladium Trust (SPPP).
[By Cameron Swinehart]
Going forward I will be looking to add investments on my watchlist and trim other positions. It will be interesting to see how an overweight commodity portfolio will perform relative to the rest of the market.
Cost Basis# SharesCurrent Price% of PortfolioCurrent ValueReturnMetal/Miners Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS)$12.4985$11.043.75%$938.40-13.13%Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV)$7.95125$8.744.37%$1,092.509.04%FreePort-McMoran (FCX)$31.6731$33.874.20%$1,049.976.50%Ishares MSCI Global Gold Miners ETF (RING)$13.0695$10.644.04%$1,010.80-22.74%Energy Statoil ASA(STO)$21.7940$22.683.63%$907.203.92%Vanguard Natural Resources LLC (VNR)$27.5636$27.874.01%$1,003.321.11%ConocoPhillips (COP)$63.6822.43$71.006.37%$1,592.5310.31%Agriculture CVR Partner LP (UAN)$26.3630.9$18.932.34%$584.94-39.25%Adecoagro$6.78125$7.443.72%$930.008.87%Archer-Daniels Midland (ADM)$34.80 30$37.244.47%$1,117.206.55%Mixed Commodity Powershares DB Commodity Index (DBC)$26.3540$25.954.15%$1,038.00-1.54%Sprott Resource Corp$3.34400$2.714.34%$1,084.00-23.25% Total % of portfolio49.40% Cost Basis12,666.00 Current Value12,348.86 Return-2.50% Source: Investing For The Future Surge In Commodity Prices
Disclosure: I am long ADM, FCX, UAN, AGRO, RING, VNR, SCPZF.PK, COP, DBC, PHYS, PSLV. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article. (More…)
Best Financial Stocks For 2014: LPL Investment Holdings Inc.(LPLA)
LPL Investment Holdings Inc. provides an integrated platform of brokerage and investment advisory services to independent financial advisors and financial advisors at financial institutions in the United States. The company?s brokerage offerings include variable and fixed annuities, mutual funds, general securities, alternative investments, retirement and 529 education savings plans, and fixed income; and insurance offerings comprise personalized advance case design, point-of-sale service, and product support for a range of life, disability, and long-term care products. Its fee-based advisory platforms and support solutions offer access to no-load/load-waived mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, stocks, bonds, conservative option strategies, unit investment trusts and no-load, institutional money managers, and multi-manager variable annuities through five platforms, as well as third-party equity research and asset-management services, and fee-based advisory and consulting services to retirement plans. The company?s cash sweep programs consist of money market sweep vehicles and an insured bank deposit sweep vehicles. Its services also include tools and services that enable advisors to maintain their practice; and trust, investment management oversight, and custodial services for estates and families, as well as technology and open architecture investment management solutions to trust departments of financial institutions. LPL Investment Holdings Inc. provides its services to approximately 12,800 independent financial advisors from a range of firms, including wirehouses, regional and insurance broker dealers, banks, and other independent firms; and registered investment advisors, and advisors at small and mid-sized financial institutions. The company was founded in 1968 and is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.
Global investment and financial advisory services holding company LPL Financial Holdings (LPLA) raised its quarterly dividend 26.3% to 24 cents per share, payable March 10 to shareholders of record as of Feb. 24.
LPLA Dividend Yield: 1.81%
Discount brokers had a great 2013, in large part because of the perceived boost they would get from rising interest rates and rising stock prices. Charles Schwab returned 83%, E*Trade Financial (ETFC) surged 119%, TD Ameritrade (AMTD) rose 88%, and LPL Financial (LPLA) finished the year up 69%.
Best Financial Stocks For 2014: Pendrell Corp (PCO)
Pendrell Corporation (Pendrell), formerly ICO Global Communications (Holdings) Limited, incorporated on March 17, 2000, is a fully-integrated intellectual property (IP) investment and advisory company. The Company develops and implements strategies to create, acquire, commercialize and license IP. The Company provides IP valuation services, analysis and strategic advice through Pendrell's wholly owned subsidiary, Pendrell Technologies LLC (PTL) and its wholly owned subsidiary, Ovidian Group LLC (Ovidian Group). It also assists its clients with a rangeof IP services, including IP valuation and investment analysis, IP landscape analysis, IP divestitures and IP risk mitigation strategies. On June 17, 2011, the Company acquired Ovidian Group. On October 31, 2011, the Company's subsidiary, Pendrell Technologies LLC, acquired 90.1% interest in ContentGuard Holdings, Inc. In November 2011, Technicolor SA sold its 25.7% interest in ContentGuard to Pendrell Technologies LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Pendrell Corporation. During the year ended December 31, 2011, the Company completed the divestiture of its satellite communications assets. Effective February 25, 2013, the Company acquired 68% interest in Provitro Biosciences LLC.
The Company competes with Acacia Research Corporation, Coller IP Management, Intellectual Ventures, Mosaid, Rovi, RPX, Wi-Lan, Boston Consulting Group, Bain & Company and Red Chalk Group.
Pendrell (PCO) is a fully integrated intellectual property investment and advisory firm. This stock closed up 2.3% to $2.18 in Tuesday's trading session.
Tuesday's Range: $2.08-$2.22
52-Week Range: $1.04-$2.71
Tuesday's Volume: 263,000
From a technical perspective, PCO bounced higher here back above its 50-day moving average of $2.16 with lighter-than-average volume. This move is quickly pushing shares of PCO within range of triggering a near-term breakout trade. That trade will hit if PCO manages to take out some near-term overhead resistance at $2.22 with high volume.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades in PCO as long as it's trending above Tuesday's low of $2.08 or above $2 and then once it sustains a move or close above $2.22 with volume that hits near or above 457,962 shares. If that breakout triggers soon, then PCO will set up to re-test or possibly take out its next major overhead resistance levels at $2.50 to its 52-week high at $2.71.
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