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Post Adjust Bond Show For 10/19/10 on Oct 19, 11:32
thx again for crunching the numbers {nm} on Oct 19, 11:48
What happens if there are no future attachments...IF and WHEN there is a future adjust???? on Oct 19, 12:16
Thanks for this although a couple of changes... on Oct 19, 12:23
Sorry that post should have been below the OP {nm} on Oct 19, 12:23
It's not worth holding if they don't have a future adjust. {nm} on Oct 19, 12:42
I disagree with that statement, and I think many other large portfolio players would agree. on Oct 19, 14:11
Congratulations and thanks to mrbinns btw for the star bond fund, cashing out v soon! {nm} on Oct 19, 14:36
There's no ROI if there's no future attachment. on Oct 19, 14:56
I disagree with you... on Oct 19, 15:00
This piqued my interest, and I did a little test to see whether bonds are dropping a big movie from their TAG fall in value on Oct 20, 08:38
Your conclusion could be true for all StarBond w/o scheduled adjust. Traders could be just dumping those StarBonds and moving on. {nm} on Oct 20, 09:58
If that were true though, you'd expect the Starbonds that have a scheduled adjust to fall in price by more than the ones without one. on Oct 20, 13:23
Probably, I thought you were gonna show that inside your message. on Oct 20, 14:02
I showed it in my first message - bonds dropping a big movie that have an adjust are on average $20.86 below current TAG. on Oct 20, 14:17
Then isn't the conclusion is that price drop because there is a next adjust, rather than what's falling out of the adjust? {nm} on Oct 20, 14:53
Bonds with a scheduled adjust have dropped $20.86 (on average) Bonds with no scheduled adjust but something wrapped/in production have on Oct 20, 15:26
RH does note Bonds with something wrapped/in production, so those should be grouped with Bonds with a scheduled adjust. on Oct 20, 15:58
I see another issue of contention - "is RH correct when he says mrbinns is over-investing?". That's the one I'm looking at. {nm} on Oct 20, 16:22
If nothing else, wish me happy anniversary.....today is exactly 10 years hanging out at HSX on Oct 21, 11:38
Happy anniversary! {nm} on Oct 21, 19:31
interesting... on Oct 20, 10:40
I'm not arguing with you either, just providing information on a topic that intrigued me. But... on Oct 20, 13:54
When I have extra cash, (normally have cash problems) I do invest in starbonds with no scheduled adjust when a big movie is to be taken out. {nm} on Oct 20, 12:37
Part of the fun of post-adjust (before the existence of the Post Adjust Bond Show at least)... on Oct 19, 17:31
Sure, but mrbinns is saying to hold it indefinitely for an adjust that may never come. {nm} on Oct 20, 11:09
If its by the message he replied to you....I did not read "hold it indefinately for all cases". He suggested that sometimes is worthy. on Oct 20, 12:33
Oh, I wouldn't do that... even with the ridiculous amounts of fake cash I have lying around. {nm} on Oct 20, 18:02


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Firefighters from multiple agencies responded to Highway 38 near Bryant Street in Mentone (MAP) about 6:30 p.m. The road is used to travel to and from the mountain resort of Big Bear.
Passengers told NBC4 that they were coming down the mountain from a day of skiing and snowboarding in Big Bear when the driver said something to the effect that the brakes were out.
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They said the driver was stuck under a rock, but he survived.
CHP Officer Mario Lopez told the Associated Press that eight people were confirmed dead and 38 were injured.
Lopez said the bus driver reported having brake problems as it came down the mountain, rear-ending a sedan then flipping over and hitting a pickup truck that was pulling a trailer.
There were 39 people aboard the bus. Four other people in two other vehicles were involved in the crash.
The bus rolled at least once, said Ronald Walls, a battalion chief at the San Bernardino County Fire Department. It had significant damage to the passenger's side, he said.
Terri Kasinga of Caltrans described the crash as the worst she's seen in 23 years working for the agency.
The bus was from Tijuana headed back from Big Bear, she said. A member of the Mexican Consulate was at the scene.
It was a chaotic scene as firefighters worked to extricate people from the bus and emergency crews set up triage areas in a "mass casualty" situation, said Eric Sherwin, with the San Bernardino County Fire Department.
People were being extricated from the bus more than an hour after the crash on the two-lane highway. Rescuers were still searching the wreckage for victims hours later. Television footage showed the bus sitting upright but turned sideways on the road.
Firefighters called a network of doctors and nurses to poll hospitals on bed availability, Sherwin said.
Arrowhead Regional Medical Center said four women had been admitted from the crash and their conditions were still being determined. Redland Community Hospital said it received one person in critical condition and one with minor injuries, while two more were en route with minor injuries.
Community Hospital of San Bernardino said it had received one patient with undetermined injuries, while St. Bernadine Medical Center said it had two patients, whose injuries were being assessed.
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A Florida man called his mother for a ride home after the store he attempted to rob had an empty cash register, according to The Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office.
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Daily Chronicle: Tuesday, October 22, 2013
By Barry Schrader, columnist
Northern Illinois University defensive end Joe Windsor was wearing a T-shirt that said "Believe the Hype" when I met him during an exercise program for seniors last week. He explained that the shirt and slogan were from Nike, but I think it represents what is happening with a new leader today at Northern Illinois University.
The campus has experienced corruption, shootings, administrative turmoil and a loss of morale in recent years, plus an enrollment downturn that affects the bottom line. But with the arrival of a new president, there seems to be an air of optimism around the institution. I have spent more time on campus the past three months in meetings, Lifelong Learning Institute classes, at rallies and even Homecoming than any time over the past five years. While there, one picks up a lot of scuttlebutt about the atmosphere and "communiversity" attitude.
President Douglas Baker has jumped into his new position with a fervor and enthusiasm not seen in many years, but since he has just passed his first 100 days, it remains to be seen if he can make a lasting course change on the "Titanic," as some called the university headed for the proverbial iceberg a year ago.
The newspapers are reporting "sweeping changes" underway, with some new appointments and shifts in the upper echelon. When I was a student there 50 years ago, we had a very paternalistic administration of "suits" that ran things its way with little "shared governance" with faculty or student groups. I hope that has changed over the years.
The community is mostly interested in three things when it comes to town and gown:Primary in people's minds is the economic impact of this major employer, which has a total operating budget of $446 million and personnel costs of $225 million. The university employs about 3,800 people, not including students. Of course, the income for retail businesses, service providers and rental housing also is an outcome.
Probably second is the safety and security of the surrounding neighborhoods. The hiring of a new police chief, who actually cooperates with other law enforcement agencies, is a big step. But the incidence of crime, including drug dealing and random shootings, still haunts the area.
Then in third place, but equally significant, are the educational opportunities, cultural events and prestige of a first-class football program. How much of this can be placed on the back of a college president is hard to measure, but the buck stops at his desk, and his leadership during his first year will set the tone. The entrenched fiefdoms, political nepotism and "good old boys" network will be challenges that haven't been tackled successfully by recent administrations.
I see some positive signs that should help Baker succeed. One of the newest vice presidents, Bill Nicklas, comes from our surrounding municipalities with a thorough background in community relations. DeKalb's new Mayor John Rey wants very much to be a partner with the university and not have an adversarial relationship. Over the years other mayors may have only seen the NIU president a scant few times a year, but Rey and Baker are in touch on almost a weekly basis so far.
So the megaship is slowly turning a few degrees. Being an alumnus of NIU, I can only stand on the sidelines and hope for a win-win in the coming months.
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Wayne School suffered heavy losses in fatal supper club fire
Community members reminisced Wednesday about a school facing the wrecking ball.
They shared many firsts – friends, kisses, loves – as students at Wayne School. For some students who attended the school in the late 1970s, they also dealt for the first time with death.
The school librarian, secretary and about a half dozen other teachers and their families from the small Butler County farming town were killed in the May 28, 1977, fire at the Beverly Hills Supper Club.
"It was the main teachers; they had to close the school down," said Jim Conrad, who attended the school in the 1940s.
The building will be torn down, and former students gathered at the front gates to time there.
Much of the talk revolved around the fatal fire, but a rare find by excavators brightened their spirits.
Workers found a time capsule placed in the ground in 1914, with all the students' names in that initial year – including a graduating class of one.
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- Philharmonie Luxembourg: a modern concert hall located on the Kirchberg plateau that plays host to 400 performances each year and is one of the main concert halls in Europe.
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Bernie Sanders proved on Tuesday he can debate, but can he dance? Sure, he can. Well, sort of.
The Vermont senator was a guest on a taping of "Ellen" in his first televised appearance since Tuesday night's Democratic debate.
Show host Ellen DeGeneres tweeted a short clip of the Democratic presidential candidate doing a little two-step as he waited to make his entrance.
Sanders danced in to "Disco Inferno" before taking his seat.
The two talked about some of the issues that were brought up during the debate, including Sanders' comments on the Hillary Clinton private email server scandal.
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"You said this may not be political," DeGeneres said. "And I think that's the exact thing people are sick of is people being political."
Sanders told the audience he's been in many political campaigns and said he's never resorted to attack ads.
"I've never run a negative political ad in my entire life and I've been attacked a lot," Sanders said.
Sanders also touched on the disappearing middle class, nutrition and climate change.
DeGeneres put Sanders in the Hot Seat, asking him personal questions. The host donated $1,000 to breast cancer research every time he answered a question correctly.
Sanders said he would prefer being stuck on a desert island with Republican candidate Marco Rubio.
His Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor would be called "Bern, Bernie, Bern", a hot and spicy ice cream.
Sanders also admitted to having been in handcuffs.
"When I was young, I was involved in a civil rights demonstration and I was arrested," he said.
When asked what song he would sing in a karaoke bar, Sanders said he would choose "Stayin' Alive" from "Saturday Night Fever."
And if you're wondering, Sanders doesn't wear boxers, he wears briefs.
The "Ellen DeGeneres Show" featuring the Democratic presidential candidate will air on Thursday Oct. 15.


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Kenny and Jeannie Juhl of Estherville are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Rachel Lynn to Craig Michael Fandel, the son of Chuck and Sandy Fandel of Estherville.
Rachel is a 2008 graduate of Estherville Lincoln Central High School and a 2012 graduate from The University of Iowa with a bachelor's degree in Health and Human Physiology. Rachel is currently employed at Fillenwarth Beach in Arnolds Park.
Craig is a 2005 graduate of Estherville Lincoln Central High School and a 2010 graduate from The University of Texas at Tyler with a bachelor's degree in Kinesiology. Craig graduated in December with a Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies degree from Iowa State University. Craig is currently employed at Iowa Lakes Community College in Estherville.
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Rachel and Craig
The couple will be married at a private ceremony in Ames with a reception to be held on June 15, 2013 in Arnolds Park.


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Fresh from the FrostBike (a mini bike show put on by big bike parts distributor QBP), WTB releases this new, wide tire for gravel grinders in two versions.
WTB has is showing a brand new tire at FrostBike (Quality Bicycle Products' product expo in Bloomington, MN) called the Nano 40c that is targeted directly for the gravel grinder type rider. The tires uses a high volume 40mm casing with a rounded profile and a unique centerline tread pattern built for speed, comfort and consistency. This is just another sign that the gravel grinder movement isn't just a passing fad.
WTB's Product Manager, Chris Feucht gives us the details, "The inspiration for this tire actually came directly from this show (FrostBike 2013) one year ago. We were blown away by the number of requests we received for a gravel tire last year so we took a long, hard look at our tire line and decided to use the Nano tread pattern as a starting point. We wanted something that would appease racers due to its speed and light weight, yet also appeal to those wanting comfort over the long haul. By simplifying the pattern slightly, we've actually created a more durable tire while maintaining speed and the unique Nano handling characteristics, making for a winner."
WTB ultra endurance athlete, Jay Petervary, also thinks the Nano 40c is a winner. Petervary spent time on early prototype tires and marveled over the speed and comfort the tires provided, having initially requested something in the 35c range. To further the Nano's racing credibility, WTB will be sponsoring the Trans Iowa Gravel Race in late April as well as Jay Petervary's own Fall Gravel Backyard Pursuit with Nano 40c Race tires.
WTB Nano 40c tires will be available in two versions (Race and Comp) beginning April 2014
The features of the Nano 40c Race are:
- Folding Aramid bead
- Lightweight Casing
- DNA Rubber
- Approximate weight = 470g
The features of the Nano 40c Comp are:
- Wire bead
- Durable Casing
- DNA Rubber
- Approximate weight = 550g
WTB also stressed to us that they wanted to thank Mike Varley of Black Mountain Cycles (and formerly of Haro Bicycles) in Point Reyes Station, California as well as Sean Walling (Soulcraft – Petaluma, California) for their invaluable input and insight into the design and creation of the WTB Nano 40c tire.


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The family of the 85-year-old Palo Alto man who's been detained for more than a month in North Korea says he is being well fed and is getting his medication.
Retired finance executive Merrill Newman's family released a statement late Saturday that said the Ambassador of Sweden was permitted to visit him Saturday at the Yanggakdo Hotel in Pyongyang.
"As a result of the visit, we know that Merrill is in good health. He has received the medications that we sent him and medical personnel are checking on his health several times a day," the family statement said.
It also said that he was being well treated and even reported that the food he was being feed was "good."
"As you can imagine, we had been deeply worried about all of these things and today's consular visit has eased our concerns," the family statement read in part.
The family's report came hours after North Korea state media released video showing Newman reading an apology for alleged crimes during the Korean War and for "hostile acts'' against the state during a recent trip.
Newman, who fought in the Korean War, was taken off a plane Oct. 26 by North Korean authorities while preparing to leave after a 10-day visit.
Also Saturday, the U.S. again urged North Korea to release Newman.
National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden says that given Newman's age and health-- he's on heart medication--North Korea should release him so he can be reunited with his family.
Newman's traveling companion, neighbor and former Stanford University professor Bob Hamrdla, was allowed to depart.
Newman's son, who lives in Southern California, has said his father wanted to return to the country where he spent three years during the war.
Here is the family's complete statement:
We received a report from the State Department today that the Ambassador of Sweden in the DPRK was permitted to visit Merrill Newman on Saturday, November 30th, at the Yanggakdo Hotel in Pyongyang.
We were very pleased to hear that the Ambassador was allowed to pay this first visit to Merrill. We want to thank the Swedish Ambassador and also express appreciation for the cooperation of the DPRK government in allowing the visit to take place. As a result of the visit, we know that Merrill is in good health. He has received the medications that we sent him and medical personnel are checking on his health several times a day. Merrill reports that he is being well treated and that the food is good. As you can imagine, we had been deeply worried about all of these things and today's consular visit has eased our concerns.
Our focus now is on getting him home quickly to join his loved ones, who miss him deeply. We are asking that the DPRK authorities take into account his health and his age and, as an act of humanitarian compassion, allow him to depart immediately for home. All of us want this ordeal to end and for the 85 year-old head of our extended family to be with us once more.
Thank you,
The Newman Family
North Korea state media claims Newman apologized for alleged crimes during the war and for "hostile acts'' against the North during his trip.
North Korean authorities released video showing Newman, wearing glasses, a blue button-down shirt and tan trousers, reading his alleged apology, which was dated Nov. 9 and couldn't be independently confirmed. Pyongyang has been accused of previously coercing statements from detainees. There was no way to reach Newman and determine the circumstances of the alleged confession. But it was riddled with stilted English and grammatical errors, such as "I want not punish me.''
The apology can be seen as Pyongyang taking steps needed to release Newman, said Yoo Ho-Yeol, a professor of North Korea studies at Korea University in Seoul. North Korea likely issued the confession in the form of an apology to resolve Newman's case quickly without starting legal proceedings, Yoo said.
North Korea is extremely sensitive about any criticism and regularly accuses Washington and Seoul of seeking to overthrow its authoritarian system through various means _ claims the U.S. and South Korea dismiss. The State Department has repeatedly warned Americans about traveling to the country, citing the risk of arbitrary detention.
Whatever the reasons behind the detention, it could hurt impoverished North Korea's efforts to encourage a growing tourism trade seen as a rare source of much-needed foreign currency.
Tourism is picking up in North Korea, despite strong warnings from the State Department, most recently this week. Americans travel there each year, many as part of humanitarian efforts or to find long-lost relatives or to see a closed society few outsiders get to visit.


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While the 1972 Summit Series between Canada and the Soviet Union will likely always be regarded by many
Canadians and hockey fans as the greatest hockey tournament, the 1987 Canada Cup dared to rival. Though the
political tensions and societal differences had mostly subsided over the years, the drama and intrigue were
equally present amongst the various countries and hockey playing nations.
The quality of players participating in 1987, led many to agree that 1987 Canada Cup featured the two
greatest teams ever iced (Canadian and Soviet Union), and the greatest hockey ever played.
" I don't think you'll ever see better hockey than what was played in that series," said Wayne
Gretzky. "For me, it was probably the best hockey I've ever played."
The 1987 Canada Cup not only had Wayne Gretzky near his absolute prime, but many others as well. Grant
Fuhr, Paul Coffey, Viacheslav Fetisov, Vladimir Krutov, and Sergei Makarov also were near the zenith of their
incredible careers. The series also witnessed the rise to prominence of a young Dominik Hasek, as well as the
elevation of Mario Lemieux into Gretzky's stratosphere.
There were few surprises in the round robin, with Canada and Soviet Union on top. Sweden and
Czechoslovakia edged out a hard-working United States team and an improving Finland team for the other two
playoff spots. Canada defeated Czechoslovakia while the Soviets defeated Sweden in the two semi-finals, to
set up the classic showdown between eternal rivals that everyone wanted to see.
The best of three series went the full distance and thrilled fans worldwide with quality and drama.
The Soviets handed the Canadians a 6-5 overtime loss in Montreal to take the all important first game.
Game two, a game many, including Wayne Gretzky, have called the greatest game ever played, went into double
overtime before Gretzky, with his fifth assist of the night, set up Lemieux for his hat trick goal to decide
the draining affair.
The Soviets jumped out to an early stranglehold in the third game, but Canada clawed their way back into
the game, eventually knotting the score to set up the last minute heroics.
With 1:26 left in the game and the series, Gretzky, Lemieux and Larry Murphy broke in on a three-on-one.
Gretzky slipped the perfect pass to Lemieux who snapped the puck past Soviet goaltender Sergei Mylnikov,
giving Canada the 1987 Canada Cup championship title.
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As the world's first Cat 4 LTE mobile WiFi hotspot, Huawei E5776 LTE Pocket WiFi is well known among the tech geeks and the consumers who want to surf in much higher speed than normal 4G speed. Huawei E5776 could support up to 150Mbps data transmission for download, what's more, up to 10 users could share the WiFi network simultaneously. This should be the key features for Huawei E5776.
However, just like Huawei E392 and E398, E5776 is not the final model number, which means Huawei E5776 has extender model number. As we can see for Huawei E392, there are E392u-12, E392u-21, E392u-92, E392u-22, E392u-6 etc..Following the same design guide, Huawei E5776 has branch models as follow: Huawei E5776s-860, Huawei E5776s-32, Huawei E5776s-22, Huawei E5776s-501, Huawei E5776s-601 and Huawei E5776s-922. Here comes a question: what's the difference between these variants models?
It's a good question. If you get familiar with Huawei E398 or E392, you may know that they just incorporate different chipset or configuration for various 4G LTE spectrum & frequency bands. Except the color difference, Huawei E5776 also follows this rule.
Below are the branch models of Huawei E5776 and their supported frequency bands:
HUAWEI E5776s-860: (For China Mobile)
* LTE-TDD 2300/2600MHz
* LTE-FDD 2600MHz
HUAWEI E5776s-32: (For Europe)
* LTE FDD 800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz
* UMTS 900/2100MHz
* GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
HUAWEI E5776s-22:(For MTS)
* LTE-TDD 2600 MHz
* LTE-FDD 800/1800/2600 MHz
* UMTS 900/2100 MHz
* GSM 900/1800 MHz
HUAWEI E5776s-501: Unknown yet
HUAWIE E5776s-922: Unknown yet
HUAWEI E5776s-601: Unknown yet
Since there are no official sayings about the branch models of Huawei E5776, we just collects the information from Internet. Best there is no more information about the three models Huawei E5776S-501, HUAWEI E5776s-922, HUAWEI E5776s-601, we leave it empty. These models do exist because they had already gotten the WiFi appliance certificate on wifi.org.
From the 4G frequency bands, user could choose the right one for them, just like choose a 4G USB modem.
However, here now we are not sure whether there will be new model available, actually, the current model of Huawei E5776 could support most the 4G LTE network. If you want one, welcome to buy from www.4gltemall.com .


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- Portable and lightweight, provides a smooth and anti-slip grip
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- Fits for all drums
- Great accessory for drum lovers
- Material: Maple wood
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Neverwinter is a free, action MMORPG based on the acclaimed Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game. Epic stories, action combat and classic roleplaying await those heroes courageous enough to enter the fantastic world of Neverwinter!
Choose from over a dozen races and eight classes to live the engrossing world of Dungeons & Dragons your way with tons of content heavy updates that have already been released, and more on the way!
Find true customization on everything from your chosen character to your equipment, companion and mounts, ranging from cosmetics to stats and entirely new abilities!
Remote Play requires PS Vita system and sufficiently robust Wi-Fi connection.
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Elsa Hosk by Guy Aroch for MILK Gallery
Photographer Guy Aroch set out to to capture model Elsa Hosk in a simple light, photographing her beauty without any constraints. The project began as a single series and ending up developing into a two year project, the results of which have been on display at MILK Gallery NYC in an exhibit titled "Elsa". Though the show closes tomorrow, we've compiled a selection of looks in our gallery.
See the photos – many of which are NSFW – after the click.
Photography: Guy Aroch
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