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Dramatic end of plasma crystal experiment
Basic research on plasma crystals (which gave the "PK" experiments their name) or more generally research on complex plasma deals with a new state of matter that was discovered only recently. Originally the researchers studied dusty plasmas, which occur, for example, at the boundary layers between the Earth's atmosphere and interplanetary space. But then the scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics discovered in the 1990s some entirely new effects. Although a plasma (an ionized gas) is the fourth and most disordered state of matter, some order can be achieved/induced by injecting small particles into the plasma. The particles are about one thousandth of a millimetre in size and form structures that exhibit crystalline or liquid properties.
The complex plasma provides a model system that can provide interesting insights and basic information for many areas of physics. Because the particles are relatively large, the scientists are able to watch each individual particle of a crystal lattice in the plasma and track its dynamic. Thus, the researchers gain insight on the most fundamental, i.e. the kinematic level. Phase transitions such as melting and crystallization, or the separation of binary systems can thus be examined in detail.
On Earth, only 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional stressed systems can be studied because of the mass of the particles and their sedimentation in the gravitational field. Experiments under micro-gravity conditions were therefore performed early-on. Complementing its ground-based research, in 2001 a team of Russian and German scientists brought the first plasma crystal laboratory onto the International Space Station, bilaterally funded by Russia and Germany (DLR/BMWi) and built by the German aerospace company Kayser-Threde and the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics. This research was so successful that the successor laboratory, PK-3 Plus, was commissioned immediately. In late 2005, the first experiment PKE-Nefedov was then replaced by the new laboratory on the ISS.
PK-3 Plus, which was again developed, built and operated by the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics and the aerospace company Kayser-Threde, was able to further extend the great success of the first laboratory. With new experiments the scientists could confirm that complex plasma is actually a new state of so-called soft matter, which includes granular materials, colloids in liquid suspensions, and others. This realization opened up a wide range of new scientific issues and points to a long and promising future for this research field.
The last experiment with PK-3 Plus was carried out on 14 June 2013 on the ISS - this brought the apparatus to its limits. Cosmonaut Pavel Vinogradov inserted an unprecedented number of particles into the plasma; inadvertently, also some large globules with a diameter of about 1 mm reached the experimental chamber. The interaction of these "huge" particles with the dense clouds of "small" particles was spectacular to see, and provided interesting information as well. To make sure that these globules floated through the complex plasma repeatedly (see figure), the cosmonaut was asked to bump into the container housing the lab again and again. Thus the scientists on Earth received a wealth of new images and data that now have to be evaluated in detail.
In addition to the many interesting topics in physics research, an application arose in a completely different area based on the knowledge of the space experiment - a development that could not have been foreseen initially. The technological development to produce a cold plasmas led to devices and applications in the newly emerging field of "Plasma Medicine". This is based on the germ-killing effect of cold atmospheric plasmas (CAP), bacteria , viruses, fungi and spores of any kind are killed after a very short time. Other cells, such as normal skin cells, however, are not affected. In an interdisciplinary collaboration, the group at the MPE studied the effect of CAP on chronic wounds in the first clinical trial worldwide, and was able to demonstrate not only the sterilizing character of the plasma, but also that this treatment boosts/stimulates/supports wound healing (see figure).
For this knowledge transfer from basic research in space to an application on Earth, the group was awarded with a prize at the July conference on science and development on the ISS in Denver by the American Astronautical Society. A great success for the scientific partners from Germany and Russia, and for the participating space agencies DLR and ROSKOSMOS.


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President-elect Joe Biden made history Tuesday when he received the most votes in a presidential election in U.S. history by surpassing 80 million votes.
According to data by the Cook Political Report, Biden received 80,046,072 total votes, the most votes anyone has ever received running for president.
The official count from the Associated Press has Biden currently sitting with 79,201,648 votes.
On Election Night, Biden broke the record set previously by his former running mate Barack Obama, who earned 69,498,516 votes in 2008, the New York Times reported.
According to the Cook Report, Trump received 73,878,907 total votes, which is the most ever for a Republican candidate, as well as the most ever for a presidential loser, the AP reported.

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Fr. Paul Apostolakos - Greek Orthodox Retired Clergy Association
Born: May 29, 1927
Died: March 8, 2006
Paul was born May 29, 1927 in the village of Parori, Sparta. He was one of seven children born to the Rev. George Apostolakos and Helen Kanelakos. At 12 years old he became the psalti in the village church.
He finished high school in Sparta and after World War II, he and his family emigrated to America. Upon his arrival, he entered the Seminary at Pomfret, Connecticut and in 1951 graduated from the Seminary in Brookline, Massachusetts.
Before his ordination, he met and married Vasilia Sakoutis, of Icarian descent but born and raised in New York City. In December 1952 Paul was ordained to the priesthood. He served the following parishes: Saint Anagyroi. in Rochester, Minnesota, The Assumption church in St. Louis, Missouri, Saint Demetrios in Jersey City, New Jersey, the community of Jacksonville, Florida, Saint Nicholas in Babylon, NY, Saint Constantine and Helen in Jackson Heights, NY, Saint Barbara, New York City and the community of Kingsbridge, NY.
Paul had 3 children: George who was born and baptized in Rochester, Calli who was born and baptized in St. Louis, and Steven, who was born in New Jersey. While raising his family and serving his community, he also served as chaplain of Pilgrim State Hospital for 25 years. His life was later enriched by his five grandchildren, whom he adored.
In Paul's last few years, his health began to decline and he fell asleep in the Lord on March 8th, 2006.


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VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis issued a groundbreaking law Thursday (May 9) requiring all Catholic priests and nuns around the world to report clergy sexual abuse and cover-up by their superiors to church authorities, in a new effort to hold the Catholic hierarchy accountable for failing to protect their flocks.
The new church law provides whistleblower protections for anyone making a report and requires all dioceses around the world to have a system in place to receive the claims confidentially. And it outlines procedures for conducting preliminary investigations when the accused is a bishop, cardinal or religious superior.
It's the latest effort by Francis to respond to the global eruption of the sex abuse and cover-up scandal that has devastated the credibility of the Catholic hierarchy and his own papacy. And it provides a new legal framework for U.S. bishops to use as they prepare to adopt accountability measures next month to respond to the scandal there.
"People must know that bishops are at the service of the people," said Archbishop Charles Scicluna, the Vatican's longtime sex crimes prosecutor. "They are not above the law, and if they do wrong, they must be reported."
The law makes the world's 415,000 Catholic priests and 660,000 religious sisters mandated reporters. That means they are required to inform church authorities when they learn or have "well-founded motives to believe" that a cleric or sister has engaged in sexual abuse of a minor, sexual misconduct with an adult, possession of child pornography — or that a superior has covered up any of those crimes.
The law doesn't require them to report to police, as victims have demanded. The Vatican has long argued that different legal systems in different countries make a universal reporting law impossible, and that imposing one could endanger the church in places where Catholics are a persecuted minority. But the procedures do for the first time put into universal church law that clergy must obey civil reporting requirements where they live, and that their obligation to report to the church in no way interferes with that.
If it is implemented fully, the Vatican could well see an avalanche of abuse and cover-up reports in the coming years. Since the law is procedural and not criminal in nature, it can be applied retroactively, meaning priests and nuns are now required to report even old cases of sexual wrongdoing and cover-ups — and enjoy whistleblower protections for doing so.
Previously such reporting was left up to the conscience of individual priests and nuns. Now it is church law. There are no punitive measures foreseen if they fail to report, and similarly there are no sanctions foreseen if dioceses, for example, fail to comply. But bishops and religious superiors could be accused of cover-up or negligence if they fail to implement the provisions, or retaliate against priests and nuns who make reports against them.
The law defines the crimes that must be reported as: performing sexual acts with a minor or vulnerable person; forcing an adult "by violence or threat or through abuse of authority, to perform or submit to sexual acts"; and the production, possession or distribution of child pornography. Cover-up is defined as "actions or omissions intended to interfere with or avoid" civil or canonical investigations.
Cardinal Marc Ouellet, head of the Vatican's bishops office, said the inclusion of sex crimes involving adults was a clear reference to cases of sexual abuse of nuns and seminarians by their superiors — a scandal that has exploded in recent months after reports, including by The Associated Press and the Vatican's own women's magazine, of sisters being sexually assaulted by priests.
But Scicluna said it obviously covered lay people as well.
In another legal first for the Vatican, the pope mandated that victims reporting abuse must be welcomed, listened to and supported by the hierarchy, as well as offered spiritual, medical and psychological assistance.
The law says victims can't be forced to keep quiet, even though the investigation itself is still conducted under pontifical secret. And in a novelty, the law requires that if victims request it, they must be informed of the outcome of the investigation — again a response to long-standing complaints that victims were kept in the dark about how their claims were handled.
But the key point of the law is to decree that the church's own priests and nuns are mandated reporters and to require every diocese around the world to create an accessible, confidential reporting system to receive claims of sexual abuse and cover-up. The other key element outlines the preliminary investigation procedures to be used when the accused predator is a member of the church hierarchy.
Victims and their advocates have long complained that bishops and religious superiors have escaped justice for having engaged in sexual misconduct themselves, or failed to protect their flocks from predator priests. Bishops and religious superiors are accountable only to the pope, and only a handful have ever been sanctioned or removed for sex abuse or cover-up, and usually only after particularly egregious misbehavior became public.
Last summer, the scandal over ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick epitomized the trend: McCarrick rose to the heights of the Catholic hierarchy even though he had credible allegations of sexual misconduct against him that the Vatican had received. Francis ultimately defrocked McCarrick earlier this year after a U.S. church investigation determined he sexually abused minors as well as adult seminarians.
The new procedures call for any claim of sexual misconduct or cover-up against a bishop, religious superior or Eastern rite patriarch to be reported to the Holy See and the metropolitan bishop, who is a regular diocesan bishop also responsible for a broader geographic area than his dioceses alone.
Unless the metropolitan bishop finds the claim "manifestly unfounded," he must immediately ask permission from the Vatican to open a preliminary investigation and must hear back from Rome within 30 days — a remarkably fast turnaround for the lethargic Holy See. The metropolitan then has an initial 90 days to conduct the investigation, though extensions are possible.
The law makes clear he can use lay experts to help, a key provision that is already used in many dioceses to give bishops expert advice on handling cases from people with law enforcement or medical backgrounds. And it recommends that a special fund be set up to pay for the investigations, particularly in poorer parts of the world.
Once the investigation is completed, the metropolitan sends the results to the Vatican for a decision on how to proceed. The new law effectively stops there; existing procedures are in place for further investigation and possible sanction of bishops, though legal experts have said those 2016 procedures too require an overhaul since they are far from clear or efficient.
The new law does, however, require Vatican offices to share information throughout the process, since an untold number of cases have fallen through the cracks thanks to the silo-like nature of the Holy See bureaucracy, where each congregation zealously guards its own turf and files.
The use of the metropolitan bishop to conduct the preliminary investigation was first publicly proposed by Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich at a meeting of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in November. Cupich elaborated on it when he addressed Francis' February sex abuse summit, which the pope convened to demand a global response to the problem.
The procedures published Thursday are likely thus to form a key legal framework for U.S. bishops when they meet in Baltimore June 11-13 to adopt new accountability procedures.
The U.S. hierarchy has been under immense public pressure to hold itself accountable for sexual misconduct and cover-up stemming from both the McCarrick scandal and the release of the Pennsylvania grand jury report. It was apparently an open secret that McCarrick slept with seminarians, and yet his brother bishops allowed him to become their spokesman when they first adopted measures to combat child sex abuse in 2002.
The law goes into effect June 1 for an initial three years. Dioceses must establish the reporting system and confirm it is in place to the local Vatican embassy by June 1, 2020.


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I'm building a SQL Server with 48 GB RAM, 1 CPU, & 8 SATA III (6GB/s) SSD drives (128 GB Crucial m4) and an LSI MegaRAID controller (SAS 9265-8i). I expect the typical work load to be mostly reads. There will be some periods of heavier write activity (hourly data syncs w/ 3rd party data providers - nightly backups), but the I suspect the typical read/write ratio is about 90% reads/10% writes.
Option 1:
Logical Drive C: - RAID 1 (2 physical drives) - OS
Logical Drive D: - RAID 10 (6 physical drives) - DB files/logs/tempdb/backups?
Option 2:
Logical Drive C: - RAID 1 (2 physical drives) - OS
Logical Drive D: - RAID 1 (2 physical drives) - Db Files
Logical Drive E: - RAID 1 (2 physical drives) - log files/backups?
Logical Drive F: - RAID 1 (2 physical drives) - tempdb
Option 3:
Other suggestions?
I'm thinking option 1 would give me better performance, since all DB activity would be striped across 3 drives (and mirrored across the other 3 in the array), although option 2 seems to mimic conventional wisdom (which appears to apply more to mechanical drives than SSDs). It seems like Stack Overflow has gone with option 1.
I'm guessing with SSD's it's OK to put every thing on a single logical drive since your server is probably more CPU constrained instead of I/O constrained at that point?
Another question I have is where should I place the nightly backups? We don't want backups slowing down the rest of SQL server, and I'm guessing writing the backups the same location as the logs is a good practice because the read/write behavior in both those cases is sequential writes.


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Toll Free: 800-287-3733
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Bob Joly
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David Roth
P.O. Box 4233
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Fred Laferriere
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Cole Hunter
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Lead & Tackle Co.
Dale Frattaroli
31 Middle St.
Lyndonville, VT 05851 Phone: 802-427-3328
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Robert J. Jones
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Tim Seymour
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Kinney Drugs-Barton
Judith R. Cowden
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CCR Sports Inc.
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Carol Metayer
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500 Memorial Drive
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Aubuchon Hardware-St. Johnsbury
Michele C Burrington
222 Hastings Hill
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-4400
Founded by William E. Aubuchon in 1908, Aubuchon Hardware is the oldest family owned and managed chain of hardware stores in America. Over 100 stores in New England and updstate New York. The hardware & paint store includes indoor & outdoor goods.
Also: Automotive Parts,Fire Extinguishers,Hardware Stores,Home, Garden & Farm Supplies,Paint & Decorating
Burklyn Arts Council, Inc.
Cara Berryman
P.O. Box 1056
Lyndonville, VT 05851 Phone: 802-328-2683
Fax: 802-328-2683
Burklyn Arts Council is a private, not for profit organization that brings the arts to the schools and communities of Lyndon, Sutton, East Haven, Sheffield, Wheelock, Burke, and Newark, Vermont.
Also: Artisans & Artists,Arts & Crafts
Coles Discount Beverage & Redemption Center
Kathy & Dick Martel
642 Portland Street
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-4866
Offering a convenient mini mart & redemption store, located right on Rte. 2 in St. Johnsbury. You will find a great variety of groceries, snacks and drinks at Cole's Discount Beverage & Redemption Center. Convenience store/beer/wine, bottle returns.
Also: Bottle Redemption Centers,Convenience Stores
White's Market-Lyndonville White's Market Plaza Store
Sarah Lafferty
6585 Memorial Drive
Lyndonville, VT 05851 Phone: 802-626-3654
The Plaza store is the newest addition to the White Market family. It opened as a White Market store in 1998. Hours are 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday. Holiday schedules will be posted.
Also: Bakeries,Florists,Groceries
All Around Rental
Philip Brown
1763 Memorial Drive
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-7841
All Around Rental is where you can find everything you need for all of your projects, whether it's a drill or an excavator rental! We have the tools, equipment, party and U-Haul rentals you need to get the job done right! Open all year!
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American Society of Dowsers Headquarters & Bookstore
Sandi Isgrow
184 Brainerd Street, P.O. Box 24
Danville, VT 05828 Phone: 802-684-3417
Fax: 802-684-2565
The American Society of Dowsers is a piece of living history in the Northeast Kingdom. Located in beautiful Danville, Vermont, the ASD headquarters building offers free wireless internet as well as a bookstore of eclectic titles and a historical wing
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All Around Power Equipment
Spencer Hudson
1746 Memorial Drive
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-1413
Toll Free: 800-748-1413
Fax: 802-748-1416
We have the largest selection of power equipment in the Northeast Kingdom. Featuring band names like Can-Am, CF Moto, Cub Cadet, Honda, Husqvarna, Ski-Doo, Stihl, Polaris, and Yamaha. We are a one stop shop for all your power sport�s needs!
Also: Home, Garden & Farm Supplies,Recreational Vehicle Sales,Snowmobiles
All About Flowers
Marc LaRose, Jessie Toney
196 Eastern Avenue
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-5656
Toll Free: 800-499-6565
Floral & gift shop offering creative & fresh floral designs that are memorable & unique for all occasions & an assortment of home & garden gifts that change seasonally. We are committed to support local artisans & feature products made & grown in VT.
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Natural Provisions
Mark & Sandy Grenier
537 Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-3587
Fax: 802-748-6773
An extraordinary health-food store located in a former church (complete with stain-glass windows!). Fresh, frozen & packaged natural, organic & gluten free foods. Specialty items, teas and a large selection of wines. Vitamins/nutritional supplements.
Also: Gifts & Gift Shops,Groceries,Natural Foods
White's Market-St. Johnsbury Store
Cindy Potter
358 Portland Street
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-5099
The St. Johnsbury White Market store was added in 1994. Hours are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday. Holiday schedules will be posted.
Also: Bakeries,Groceries
White's Market-Lyndonville Downtown
Brian Bona
128 Main Street
Lyndonville, VT 05851 Phone: 802-626-5339
The Main Street White Market is the oldest of three locations. Fred and Barbara Bona bought it in 1963. Hours are 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. Holiday schedules will be posted.
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Thurston Auto Sales
Ernest Thurston
1320 Memorial Drive, P.O. Box 12
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-6373
Fax: 802-748-2815
Our journey began way back in 1966 with a Chevron station, and a few quality used cars. We grew over the years to become a multi-line new car dealer, and used car and truck specialist. Here we are years later, still excited about what we do!
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Kingdom County Productions
Jay Craven
949 Somers Road
Barnet, VT 05821 Phone: 802-357-4616
Fax: 802-592-3193
Located in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom since 1991, Kingdom County Productions is a nonprofit media arts education organization and independent film production company that produces dramatic and documentary films rooted in Vermont.
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Maple Center Motors, Inc.
Gary Sanborn
1128 Memorial Drive, P.O. Box 732
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-4527
Fax: 802-748-8561
Maple Center offers a wide assortment of used cars for sale at its Route 5 location. In operation for more than 25 years, Maple Center is known for the quality of its used cars and the service it provides to its customers.
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The Carpet Connection Inc.
Dan Guest
199 Depot St.
Lyndonville, VT 05851 Phone: 802-626-9026
Toll Free: 800-822-9026
Fax: 802-626-4020
Northern Vermont & New Hampshire's one-stop flooring store since 1983. Stocking a wide variety of carpet, vinyl, luxury vinyl plank, area rugs, ceramic tile, linoleum, laminates & other type of floor covering. Expert installation & Free estimates.
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Center Tower & Mr. Suds Car Wash
1786 Memorial Drive
St. Johnsbury Center, VT 05819 Phone: 802-748-8449
This convenience store, located on Route 5 in St. Johnsbury Center, features a full deli, grocery items & soda/beer/wine. There is a self-serve gas station, complete with diesel, and an onsite car wash.
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- Responsible for the total inventory of medications at the community; including but not limited to ordering medications, receiving and verifying medications, storing and dating medications, removing expired or discontinued medications, and notifying the proper parties when medication supply is low.
- Notice discrepancies regarding medication inventory and report to the appropriate parties.
- Responsible for daily cleaning of all medicine carts at end of shift and restocking as needed. Responsible for weekly deep cleaning of all med carts.
- Responsible for verifying all current MARs are compared to new MARs at change over time.
- Provide personal care to residents to residents as needed, including bathing, skin care, oral hygiene, grooming, dressing, incontinence care, and eating.
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- At least 1 year of experience in a senior care setting.
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Judith Rodger-Greg Curnoe collection
- Fonds
- 1940-2000
The collection consists of research material gathered by Judith Rodger in the course of her work on the catalogue for the Art Gallery of Ontario exhibition Greg Curnoe: Life and Stuff. Collection includes audio recordings of Curnoe, published articles, photographs, ephemera, and eulogies for Curnoe. Sources for individual items include Jack Behrens, Glen Curnoe, Tony McAulay, and Brenda Wallace.
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Bull Call Spread with a Naked Leg
Buy a Close-to-the-money Call
Sell an Out-of-the-money Call
Sell an Out-of-the-money Put
When to Use a Bull Call Spread with a Naked Short Put Option?
- You think the market will go up, but purchasing a near-the-money call option outright is expensive
- The goal is to produce a very inexpensive, or even free trade. A free trade occurs when you collect enough premium on the short legs of the spread to overcome most or all of the premium paid for the long legs. Keep in mind that the term free does not imply that there are no transactions costs, margin, or risk.
Bull Call Spread with a Naked Leg Profit Profile
- Profit is limited to the difference between the strike prices of the long and short call plus a net premium collected if executed as a credit or minus a net premium paid if executed as a debit
- At expiration the breakeven is equal to the long call strike price plus the net amount paid for the spread plus the transaction costs paid if executed as a debit
BE = Long Strike Price + Net Premium Paid (if a debit) + Commissions and Fees
RBE = Short Put Strike Price - Net Premium Collected (if a credit) + Commissions and Fees
What is the Risk of a Bull Call Spread with a Naked Short Put?
- Risk on the downside (short put) is theoretically unlimited
- The market trading below the short put is equal to being long the futures from the put strike price
- At expiration if the market is between the short put and long call you lose the net paid for the spread if it was executed at a debit. If it was executed as a credit, the trader keeps the premium collected
Bull Call Spread with a Naked Short Put Example
In this example we are looking at a July silver chart. We have already identified two things. For one; the market is in an uptrend (duh) and even more importantly; it is going up in a recognizable Fibonacci pattern. However, on closer inspection we see that the daily swings from high to low are in the thousand dollar plus range per position. In fact, the price of silver had recently dropped a dollar (a $5,000 profit or loss for anyone holding a futures contract) in a matter of days. You can see that the market was experiencing extreme volatility on a daily basis. In other words, the waves are great for surfing but the water is full of sharks.
Although a pattern has been identified and it seems as though this is an opportune time to jump in, a long futures contract would require an extremely deep stop loss. In fact, a trader would have to place a sell stop about 40 cents below the current price in order to give himself a chance to survive the daily market swings. This is a risk of $2000 in a market in which we are seeing 40 cent moves in relatively short periods of time…the probabilities of being profitable in such a venture aren't promising.
Due to the extreme uncertainty in the marketplace and the inherent risks of trading with outright futures contracts, this is the perfect opportunity to use an aggressive option spread. In this case it is a bull call spread with a naked leg. According to the information available to us, an opportune structured trade seems to be buying the 875 call and selling the 975 call along with the naked leg, the 775 put option. The naked leg is approximately 90 cents below the underlying futures price at the time giving the trade plenty of room for error. Below the strike price of the short put, the trader becomes exposed to unlimited risk and a position that is similar in nature to a futures contract. To illustrate the differences in, selling this put is actually $4500 ($50 x 90 cents) less risky intrinsically that simply going long a futures contract.
This assumption is based on the fact that a futures contract is immediately responsible for losses with every tick that the futures price goes down, a short put option at expiration is only responsible for the amount that the futures price is below the strike price of the short put. Even more convincing, once the futures price reaches the strike price of the short put the delta value is approximately .50 or half of a futures contract. Thus you may not experience the wild hair raising, white knuckled fear that one might encounter trading silver futures in today's markets.
Based on theoretical values supplied by Black and Scholes models, the total out of pocket expense of the trade would be about $10 before commissions and fees. This number is derived from the net premiums, the amount of premium paid for the long option minus amount of premium collected for the short options. The maximum profit of $4870, ($5000 intrinsic payout, minus $10 premium paid, minus $120 in commission paid on 3 legs at a $40 rate) on the trade occurs above 975 at expiration. The breakeven point of the trade, before transaction costs, would be $10, or just 1/5th of a cent above the long call strike, 875. Between the long call and the short call, the risk is limited to the premium paid ($10) plus commission.
As with anything else in life, trading this way comes with opportunity costs. If there is a substantial swing in favor of the trade the value of the position will increase at a slower pace than a long futures contract would enjoy. Additionally, the short call option not only limits the profit potential at expiration but at any time before expiration it may actually cut into profits experienced on the long call in the form of increased premium values due to volatility and demand factors.
Now let's take an objective look at the odds involved in this trade. The position involves one long option and two short. It has been said that more options than not will expire worthless and there are several studies that suggest that this is the case. This spread involves two short options and one long...two out of three isn't bad.
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CFP: Robinson Jeffers and Change (12/15/05; 2/17/06-2/19/06)
Evolution, Revolution and Change: Social and Natural Forces in Jeffers's
Brazil Ranch, Big Sur, California, Friday-Sunday, February 17-19, 2006
Jeffers was interested in timeless forces at work in the individual, in
nature, the cosmos, in cultures. One might say that Jeffers's poetic career
was inspired and in fact turned on his attempt to deal with, understand, and
embrace these dynamic energies. A modernist by necessity, he seemed to be
always just resisting the question, "So what does it all mean?" In this
tension in his work, to acknowledge forces without asking why, the reader
witnesses one of the great interior monologues of the 20th Century. He was
mesmerized by the relentless pounding of the ocean on the shoreline and
cliffs of northern California as well as the death and birth of stars. He
simultaneously struggled against and attempted to celebrate the dissolution
of cultures and individuals. His life and work were shaped by his
engagement with these protean energies. His own house-building and poem-
building practices were thought through this lens of change: "Stone-cutters
fighting time with marble, you fore-defeated / Challengers of oblivion . .
The CFP invites papers on this most important 20th Century theme: change.
The 20th Century grappled with theories of entropy, expanding universes,
political dialectics, dialogics, evolution, the stability of the concept of
self. Physics, astronomy, and modernist theories of all kinds questioned
assumed notions of permanence, perspective, and normalcy. Jeffers
epitomizes these concerns as he contemplates the end of America, the end of
the life of the sun, and the beginning of new, unimag- inable lives on the
other side of the known and the familiar, the expected and accepted.
Frequently assumed to be a misanthropist because of his themes, Jeffers
seems much more now a thinker very much in touch with the most important
issues of his day, including politics, natural sciences, psych- ology and
We encourage a broad set of papers that deal with change as a defining
aspect of Jeffers's work as well as 20th century scientific and cultural
life. Currently, in the early 21st century, there appears to be a political
and cultural backlash to change and ambiguity. Therefore, in addition to
assessing Jeffers, change, and the 20th Century, it is hoped that some
papers will also read Jeffers as he might "read" current cultural and
political trajectories.
The Brazil Ranch, very recently acquired by the Forest Service, is a
stunning 1200 acre reserve overlooking the Pacific in the heart of Jeffers
Country. These ridges are among those that Jeffers's characters Arthur
Barclay and Clare Walker traversed in their wanderings. Details will be
forth-coming to both attendees and presenters. We hope to allow for a
2-hour hike to the top of Hurricane Ridge for a sweeping view of the coast
from Yankee Point in the north all the way down to Point Sur to the south.
For a preview, go to www.brazilranch.org <http://www.brazilranch.org/> , and
check out the film production clips.
The RJA invites proposals and panels that explore Jeffers's treatment of the
theme of change. While acknowledging the normal practice of reading a paper,
the RJA encourages well thought out, well timed, and conversationally
delivered presentations that engage the audience. Proposals for the poetry
reading at the Friday evening reception will also be accepted. Email
proposals to Prof Ron Olowin at rpolowin_at_stmarys-ca.edu
<mailto:rpolowin_at_stmarys-ca.edu> by December 15, 2005, or write:
Prof. Ron Olowin
2006 RJA Conference Coordinator
Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
St. Mary's College of California
1928 Saint Mary's Road
Moraga, CA 94575
* For papers or panels: A 250 word proposal or abstract.
* For Friday evening poetry reading in Carmel or environs: send
materials for reading (not to exceed a 10-minute reading).
* Complete contact information: name, address (ground and
electronic), phone number, affiliation, and a short bio for introduction
From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List
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Five years ago Peru's government equipped 800,000 of its public school students with low-cost laptops through the One Laptop Per Child initiative. The purpose was to use digital technology to fight poverty by boosting student learning.
According to reports, such as this one in eSchool News, the effort in Peru has largely been a flop. The initiative cost the government more than $200 million. One person quoted in the story even wonders if it may have even widened the gaps between rich and poor students in the country.
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We have seen this movie before, both inside and outside education. As we wrote in Disrupting Class, for a couple decades we spent aggressively on equipping classrooms with computers in the United States—well over $60 billion by a conservative estimate—without significant gains to show for it. Like most established organizations in other sectors, the education system's inclination when it sees a potentially disruptive technology is to cram it into its existing model to sustain what it is already doing, but not fundamentally transform that model into a student-centric one (the importance of making this transformation should be clearer in light of the ACT's announcement today that 60 percent of 2012 high school graduates are at risk of not succeeding in college and career).
Where technology has helped transform education—in online learning (both at a distance and in blended-learning models)—it is because it has been implemented in a new learning model. Carpe Diem Schools provide a great example; their schools look nothing like a traditional school and their flagship school has achieved dramatic results for students.
The inclination to use technology as a sustaining innovation has not just been true with computers. There is a long history of schools using technologies to, in effect, sustain the chalkboard and prop up the 20th-century factory model classroom with the teacher in front of 20 to 30 students of the same age. The recent hype over electronic white boards has been only the latest incarnation of this, as the images from my blog here make clear.
When we finally learn that technology alone won't transform education—even as it will almost certainly be a critical ingredient in the transformation—we'll be in a much better place. Districts spending wildly on iPads and other devices should take note. Peru can attest to that.
-Michael Horn
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Forties Club Finalist #62
by Joni Haws
Joyce stood in her bra and panties, assessing herself in the full-length mirror. She turned slightly, the light catching the streaks of silver in her up-do, and panned over her reflection. Then she sighed.
The belly button she'd worked for years to keep in a taut yawn grimaced back at her, crunches and carrot sticks notwithstanding. Her knees were inexplicably cushioned. How on earth do you get rid of knee fat, she thought. Glancing up, she praised God that her boobs were tucked neatly inside the lacy bra. They looked so exhausted without one these days, her dejected nipples shying from the limelight. Stretch marks. Wrinkles.
She completely avoided her ass.
Cocking her head she put her hands to her waist and thrust out her chest. Hmm. She jutted out one hip, paused, and groaned. Good Lord, I'm my mother.
"You're beautiful," Tom said from the doorway.
Joyce started. "How long have you been standing there?"
"Long enough to want to see the rest."
Joyce wilted. "Oh, stop. I'm such an old bag."
Tom came up behind her. "Don't talk about my sexy wife that way. If we didn't have reservations I'd take you right now." He turned her around and placed her arms around his waist.
"But I'm not beautiful like I used to be," Joyce pouted.
Tom lifted her chin. "You're right."
She gasped.
"Now you're spectacularly gorgeous." His lips traced her jaw, shoulder, collarbone, making her shiver.
"We'll be late," Joyce whispered. And she laughed.
20 comments:
- fairyhedgehog said...
This is heartwarming and funny. I loved How on earth do you get rid of knee fat
- July 28, 2010 9:56 AM
- Erratic Thoughts said...
:D Very Nice n emotional.
What a lovely couple you have portrayed!I like her dilemma :) - July 28, 2010 10:44 AM
- Oddyoddyo13 said...
Haha, loved the voice in this one. Especially when she says she wasn't beautiful anymore and he agrees! LoL Nice save.
- July 28, 2010 11:47 AM
- SzélsőFa said...
knee fat
i was kind of wondering about the same thing the other day.
very loveable (spelling?) piece!
and any woman who has undergone the same scene at one point or another in her life is one hell of a lucky one.
what a great husband :)
geez, my word verification is tower.
the tower of love, where t equals p.
:)))) - July 28, 2010 11:51 AM
- Katherine Tomlinson said...
Lucky woman. Lovely story. Yes. Knee fat. Thanks.
- July 28, 2010 11:58 AM
- PJD said...
Charming! Echo fairy hedgehog's comment.
- July 28, 2010 4:28 PM
- JR's Thumbprints said...
Ah yes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Or is it treasure? I liked the voice of this piece.
- July 28, 2010 4:47 PM
- Precie said...
There's a lot I love in this piece so please take this in the constructive spirit intended---The dialogue tags, especially in the second half of the story, strike me as a bit overdone. I like "she gasped" as a reaction, but the pouting and such feel rather unnecessary and distracting to me. The relationship, though, is quite a lovely one.
- July 28, 2010 6:02 PM
I agree with Precie, and I think I will maintain the spirit of her comment when I say that the dialogue tags detract so much because the rest of the piece is so very strong.
- July 28, 2010 7:44 PM
- Unknown said...
Hi Joni!
I loved this piece.. you're depiction is perfect. How many times have women wondered...what the hell happened?? I blinked and look what happened. LOL
Dottie :) - July 28, 2010 8:47 PM
- Laurel said...
POV is spot on, story is cheery and affectionate, so much to love. And great take on "uncovered."
This one effercesces like champagne. Superb! - July 28, 2010 10:55 PM
- AidanF said...
Heartwarming tale. I also had never thought of knee-fat and found that an engaging image. Tom's agreement with her makes the dialogue pop for me and adds tension creating a good close to the piece.
- July 29, 2010 12:51 AM
- sea minor said...
I like this piece. Beatifully written and slightly sexy.
It feels to me like a little part of something bigger and I think that sticking to the word cound limits it a little, like we have a snapshot here rather than something complete.
Yes, the end is tantalizing - I hope they didn't make the restaurant! - July 29, 2010 6:15 AM
- JaneyV said...
My heart does feel warm after reading this. It shows how romance and sexual attraction can (and despite the trends of fiction) often do get stronger as a relationship develops. It also shows so gently how fabulous it is to be adored and surprised by the man you love.
Smashing! - July 29, 2010 10:06 AM
- bekbek said...
"She completely avoided her ass" is the line for me. Perfect (I say, as I shy away from even thinking about "I'm my mother").
I think the advice you already have about the dialog is very good. If you trust your dialog and take some of the description away, I think you'll like it. But the writing is smooth and I didn't feel it detracted, just that it might have been tighter allow readers to "see" with their own eyes a bit more. Nevertheless, fun and romantic! Nicely done. - July 29, 2010 4:52 PM
- Aaron Wilson said...
Nice. Very real. I think that I've had this moment with my wife. Please don't tell her I said that.
- July 29, 2010 6:39 PM
- Deb Smythe said...
Aww. That's a sweet and realistic love story. I love your descriptions as well. Now, how do we clone Tom?
- July 30, 2010 9:09 AM
- Michelle D. Argyle said...
What a great voice! I love the knee-fat line. I'm going to remember that for a very, very long time. :)
- August 01, 2010 12:15 AM
- Michael Morse said...
This is everything I look for when starting a story of any length. It made me feel something, this time it was happiness gratitude and appreciation.
- August 01, 2010 12:48 PM
- Catherine Vibert said...
I found this extremely touching. Can I marry this character next? :-)
- August 02, 2010 8:17 AM


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