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My biggest headline about Record would be the incredibly impressive timestretching capabilities of the program. Propellerhead CEO Ernst Nathorst-Böös, who demoed Record, opened a song originally recorded at 140 BMP, and then sped it up to 160 and slowed it down to 113 as it played, with no audible artifacts. The crowded roomâthe event took place at Clinton Studios, a large commercial recording facilityâbroke into applause after Nathorst-Böös had navigated the song through its tempo changes. He then demonstrated how you can automate tempo changes, as well.
"The concept of recording stuff on a computer, from our perspective, which we like to think is the musician's perspective," said Nathorst-Böös. "It's a little bit different from what's out there today, a lot of which we think is designed from an engineer's perspective."
The mixer section of Record is an emulation of an SSL 9000K console, and includes the EQ, dynamics, and even the master bus compressor. There was an audible gasp and then applause from the gathered Reason users when the mixer screen was first shown.
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You also get Line 6 guitar- and bass-amp models and effects, and if you use a Line 6 hardware device (like a POD or audio interface), connected via USB to Record, you can access all of the models from that device in the software.
One area that may give pause to some users is Propellerhead's decision to make Record a closed environment, that is, it will not support outside plug-in formats like Audio Units or VST. As a result, your plug-ins will be limited to those in Record, or Record and Reason if you're working with both together.
Nathorst-Böös explained the decision by saying that by not having to support the outside formats, Propellerhead was able to make the system much more efficient for using its included effects (and instruments when you're running in tandem with Reason). "It's not that we don't acknowledge that there's all this cool stuff that you can use," he told the crowd, "we figured we'd rather give you 30 or 40 channels of true, really good, mixer processing, and being able to use it on a computer you already have."
And he demonstrated that capability by playing back a song from his MacBook Pro, and showing the huge amount of effects that were included on it (there were at least 50 different instances of effects on that song, and probably more). For situations where one wants to export a project out to another DAW, Record has an incredibly easy setup that lets you select the tracks you want to export, hit a button, and boom, it's doneâand all the tracks are automatically set to start at the beginning of the song, making syncing them in another host a breeze.
Record will ship on September 9th of this year (that's 9/9/09 for you numerologists out there), and there is an almost fully functional public beta that is available now.
Oh, and one more thing, the street price for Record is $249 (there was another audible gasp from the crowd when that was revealed). Registered Reason users will be able to upgrade for $149. A bundle of Reason and Record will street for $499.
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"I will make with them an everlasting covenant that I will not turn away from doing good to them ... I will rejoice in doing good to them" (Jeremiah 32:40, 41).
This is one of those promises of God that I come back to again and again when I get discouraged (yes, that happens to pastors). Can you think of any fact more encouraging than that God rejoices to do you good? He doesn't begrudgingly fulfill His promise (Romans 8:28). It is His joy to do you good. And not just sometimes. Always! "I will not turn away from doing good to them."
But sometimes our situation is so hard to bear we just can't muster any joy. When that happens to me I try to imitate Abraham: "In hope he believed against hope" (Romans 4:18). God has always been faithful to guard that little spark of faith for me and eventually (not right away) to fan it into a flame of happiness and full confidence.
O how glad I am that the thing that makes Almighty God happiest is doing good for you and me!
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Will the Rapture occur on September 17, 2012?
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The Lord has revealed many insights to me on end time events and I am just putting together the puzzle pieces. I am not date setting on when the Rapture will happen as God says clearly that nobody knows the exact day or hour. I am only saying my opinion of when I believe the Rapture could happen based on putting the puzzle pieces together of end time events.
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Crunchy September 17, 2012 7:40:26 AM CEST
simple answer no
second answer get psychological help.
Roggenwolfe September 17, 2012 4:32:35 AM CEST
You see man a was waiting on it when you started bangin on about "what God told me".I was waiting on you using the word "he" ?? I think it would be safe to say that God would be a Source,rather than have a sexual orientation.I suppose thats just my opinion but "in my opinion" your just giving us "your opinion" of when the times when you heard yourself speak to yourself in your head.Some know its self-talk,some think its demons,you must think its God "in my opinion". God cant blame us for bein skeptical about religion,can he ? Give yourself a day off mate.
novaone September 16, 2012 8:23:59 PM CEST
Man has created religion to deceive you. there is no rapture. Jesus can be seen again in the spirit. it's the clouds of understanding that stop you from seeing this revelation of gods kingdom with in you. The flesh of men and the desires of that flesh are at war with the spirit contained within your mind. this is the battle of Armageddon. it's not a physical place on earth, it's within earth or, your flesh. you can see it everywhere if you look. the end of the world is also a lie. anything that causes you fear is not of god. the end Jesus talks about is the finalization of what he started in the beginning the alpha. and now the completion of the omega circle or his elect who are like him and the first harvest of the sons of god manifest on earth.
Djchuck September 16, 2012 6:56:28 PM CEST
The first Christ to come is the false Christ. The two witnesses will be here when the anitichrist comes so they don't make the rapture? The antichrist comes at the sixth trumpet (Revelations) and Christ returns at the seventh or last trumpet. Why would we be told not to take the mark of the beast in our foreheads or our hands if we are gone before the antichrist arrives? The antichrist will come first and claim to be God. If people believe he is god and here to rapture them away, they will be deceived and will have taken the mark in their foreheads (their brains believe he is God). They will do his works (the mark in their hand) beleiveing he is who he says. This is the great deception spoken of in Revelations. Nowhere in the Bible is the word rapture mentioned. You should read the book "The Incredible Cover Up" by David Mcpherson and understand the origins of the "rapture theory". You will be surprised to learn where it all started.
What a perfect plan by satan. By deceiving people into believing they should follow the first Christ that comes, they will follow him.
Jesus even warned us to beware when they say "he is here or there" because satan would come first. We will all be here to see it. He will make miracles, cause fire to come from the sky and great wonders to deceive the earth. He will sit upon the throne and call himself God. He will tell the world he is here to take them all away to heaven on earth and solve all the problems. For every verse in the Bible that people say is rapture related, there are several that show otherwise. Using a concordance and Hebrew/Greek dictionary and going back to the original meaning of the words gives a clearer understanding when reading scripture. Nowhere does it say in scripture we will not be present for the coming of antichrist. There are warnings about it practi
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Pharmaceutical billionaire Daryl Katz's offer to buy the Edmonton Oilers has been accepted.
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"This is a terrific level of support that will enable us to move forward with the process of securing NHL approval and concluding this transaction," said Katz in a press release. "I appreciate the Board's hard work over the past few months. I respect their commitment to the community and am very pleased that they recommended my offer to all shareholders.
"Like the EIG and all Edmontonians, I want what is best for the team, the community and the city. I want to help secure a world-class building and continue the EIG's legacy by bringing the Cup back to Edmonton. I also want to strengthen the ties between the Oilers and Rexall. These are two of Canada's great brands - both copper and blue, and both based in Edmonton."
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One of the key points of the sale was Katz being able to convince the EIG that it was his intention to keep the Oilers in Edmonton and that he had held conversations with the city to make sure that the team would remain in 'The City of Champions.'
The city is also looking into building a new rink to replace Rexall Place which originally opened in 1974. Edmonton does not want to use taxpayers' money to build an arena that could cost upwards of $1 billion.
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"I was born in Edmonton, I live in Edmonton and I grew up here with the Oilers during the glory years," Katz says in the book. "I want to own the Oilers because they are Edmonton's hockey team and because I think there is an opportunity, through the Oilers, to do great things for the city."
There are also quotes in the book from some of his supporters, including Wayne Gretzky and Mark Messier.
"Daryl Katz is a wonderful Edmontonian," Gretzky is quoted as saying in the book. "I know he cares about the city and I think he would be a tremendous owner for the Edmonton Oilers."
"With Daryl, you are getting a guy that knows what it means to be an Oiler," said Messier in the book. "That can't be taken lightly. He was there when it was at its best and he saw what it's supposed to look like."
Katz is a homegrown businessman who studied law at the University of Alberta before making his fortune through a pharmacy empire. The Katz Group owns the Rexall brand and other drugstore chains.
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As I begin this journey into the Blog World it is exciting, yet one needs to have a tough skin to do this as there will be a myriad of comments - some good - some bad. But at least it will be sparking an interest in what I am writing. This is such an exciting, yet scary time for the American public as we have a President whose Ideology is so far to the Left and on the brink of Socialism that it is no wonder that the TEA Party rose from the ashes of conservatism like the Phoenix. The United States is no longer the most respected Nation that we once enjoyed. The administration has apologized for almost everything that we stand for. It is time for the public to educate themselves on current events. This includes those students who are preparing to graduate from high school and either going forward to college, or into a vocational career.
The TEA Party is what we of our generation used to call the "Silent Majority"... The people who just remained silent while changes have "ever so quietly" taken place politically in the last 20 years and are now coming to a Perfect Political Storm. The 1990's brought a lot of wealth to individuals with the invention of the Internet, but quietly Congress was passing bills that would ultimately bring our Economy to its' knees. Case in point - The 1999 Law that Congress passed that required banks to loan 40% of their loans to individuals who did not have any money to put down on a home. Individuals could borrow 20% for the downpayment as a second lien. Home buyers were no longer required to have 20% of the cost of the home in order to purchase a home. Then in 2000 a law was passed called the Commodity Exchange Act which allowed investors to bid on Oil Futures. Need I say anymore? These two laws have had a devasting impact on our Economy by causing the home ownership bubble and the high cost of fuel.
OK, so now there is the top level background of how we have arrived to the Perfect Political Storm. I believe that since 2008 that the American Public began to wake up, but they were so upset with President Bush that they decided to vote the "other" party in office. Now this had been done for many years by my generation. BUT this time the American public was fooled. They believed that the slick Community Organizer would take care of everyone! Well, we all know now that many Americans have "Voter's Remorse". And that is fine. At least the majority of the American public will be vetting ALL candidates closer than ever in the future, and that is a good thing. But it will take 5 to 7 years to reverse all the damage that has been done to the Economy, take all the freebies off the table to get people back to work.
In this Blog, I will make an attempt to compile the "Washington Political Soap Opera Stories" that happen during the week. Maybe I will be able to add some levity to all the wonderful issues (important and unimportant) to the American public. I will add an opinion, or maybe provide a prediction for an outcome of the issues. Here are 3 for the week in case someone has not become aware of the events:
Now there are a group of "Protestors?" in New York and Washington DC who are protesting what? Most of them do not have a clue as to why they are there, except an organization is paying them to be there. This movement (?) is now costing the city of New York over $2 million plus in security, plus the disruption of business in the areas. Today they are protesting in front of 6 millionaires who live in the New York area. How would you feel if a group of people were in front of your home with signs and yelling that you needed to be taxed more just because you had worked hard all your life and were successful.
How about the breaking news that Iran had paid 2 individuals (probably more) $1.5 million to come to the United States and assassinate the Ambassadors from Saudi Arabia and Israel to the US in Washington DC? This plot started in Mexico (surprise surprise) but the DEA were made aware of the plot in May 2011 and in late September the FBI arrested one of the individuals. One is a naturalized US citizen. This shows how fragile our Immigration Policy is and how porous our borders are and we do need "boots on the ground". Do we need our President still wanting to be a friend to Iran? Is Iran a country that needs to get back on the Terror Watch List? What do you think. This story will be playing out the rest of the week.
Now for some positive news. Chris Christy has just joined the Mitt Romney campaign and has just endorsed him for the Republican Nominee for President. This speaks volumes. It means that the Republican Party will now throw its entire support for Governor Romney. Governor Perry has taken the wrong approach. He started personal attacks, and is very weak in his ability to hold his own in a debate. This was evident when he was running for re-election and tried to debate Debra Medina. She came out on top on that one, but the Governor was re-elected anyway. I have no issues with Governor Perry, he is just not Presidential material.
Herman Cain is a great businessman, smart, able to debate, provides short concise answers to all questions, but will not have the full support of the party. Newt Gingrich is one of the most qualified and brilliant individuals in the world of US politics. He would make a great President, but his private life will prevent this and it is a shame. I predict that his new Contract with America will become part of the Republican Platform at the Convention next year.
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October 14, 2011 12:29pm
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The PROTESTORS, that is, do not compare to the Tea Party!
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October 13, 2011 2:17pm
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Now this doesn't compare w/ the Tea Partiers at all. When did you ever hear of them leaving a big mess for someone else to clean up????
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October 13, 2011 12:10pm
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Protestors costing NYC millions to police them and clean up after them.....
I say, serves them right. NYC voters are notoriously liberal and have fostered this kind of ...
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Protestors costing NYC millions to police them and clean up after them.....
I say, serves them right. NYC voters are notoriously liberal and have fostered this kind of anarchy and blatant display of leftist ideology. NYU cranks these commie pukes out by the hundreds every year. They spew the leftist dogma they have been taught since birth by their parents, the schools and the media that are covering their disgusting antics.
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In two unique presentations, Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Craig Barron and Oscar-winning sound designer Ben Burtt explored some of the secrets behind the making of "Tarzan and His Mate"(1934) and "Tarzan Finds a Son!"(1939). Both programs included rare, behind-the-scenes photos revealing how certain technologies were used in making the films. Barron and Burtt also examined the MGM rear-projection technique used to create the illusion of a charging rhino and discussed the sound effects, which played an enormous role in these films.
"Tarzan and His Mate" is one of those rare action films in which no music score was added; instead, the filmmakers relied on the power of sound effects alone to magnify the drama. Burtt performed live audio demonstrations to illustrate why this was successful, and he revealed the secret of how the classic Tarzan yell was created (as well as other fun, quintessential Tarzan sounds).
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Jane's (Maureen O'Sullivan) former love Harry Holt (Neil Hamilton) returns to the jungle bearing expensive gifts in an effort to convince her to return to civilization. Holt and his business partner embark on an ivory expedition to the elephant burial grounds, and Tarzan (Johnny Weissmuller) does everything in his power to stop them. Because censors found the aquatic interlude too racy, this version of the film was released only briefly and in just a few theaters. 105 mins. plus presentation.
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When a plane flying to Cape Town crashes over the jungle, the only survivor – a baby boy – is rescued by Tarzan's chimpanzee Cheeta. Tarzan (Weissmuller) and Jane (O'Sullivan) adopt "Boy" (John Sheffield) and raise him as their own, but the new family is threatened when a search party arrives five years later looking for the child, who happens to be the heir to a fortune worth millions. 81 mins. plus presentation.
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DETROIT, MI (WTVB) - The Tigers yesterday afternoon took the rubber game of their five game series with Kansas City, beating the Royals 6-to-3 at Comerica Park. The win boosted Detroit's lead in the American League Central to 8-and-a-half games over the third place Royals and to 7 games over the second place Indians as Cleveland lost at Oakland. Miguel Cabrera hit his 40th home run of the season for the Tigers with a 2-run shot in the first inning and added an rbi single in the third while Max Scherzer tossed eight innings of two-run ball for the victory, upping his mark to 18-and-1 this season. Scherzer and Roger Clemens are the only pitchers since 1919 to have 18 wins in their first 19 decisions as starters.
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As I transition my position at SWX away from the day-to-day publishing duties to a more administrative role, I am going to attempt to do something I have always wanted to do for the SWX website. Rarely did I have the time to publish something along the lines of a morning briefing, so I didn't do it. I don't know if I will have the time now, but why not try it?
You see, that is the fun thing about working with the Internet. We can try things for a while, and if they don't work, they don't work. No harm, no foul as they say.
So here is Day 1 of the Morning Drive, which will consist of some of the more interesting things happening in the wide world of sports. Some comments and links will deal directly with local teams and sports. Others will have nothing to do with the Northwest but will be of interesting anyway. And some of what I highlight will be of little or no interest to you, the reader. But hey, it's the Internet. If you don't want to read it, don't read it.
The IOC (International Olympic Committee) decided to scrap wrestling for the 2020 Olympics. What? Rulon Gardner is turning in his grave. Wait, he's still alive? In any case, it is sad to see a sport removed from the Olympics. My question is: why not badminton or pentathlon?
In the college-athletes-gone-bad department: four Alabama football players were arrested on charges of fraud and robbery on Monday. All four were backups for the Tide. What is it about that place? (Roll Tide, Roll!)
In the Gonzaga department, USA Today seemingly just cursed the Zags with an article titled "Is this the year Gonzaga breaks through to Final Four?" Let the angst begin. Can the Zags do it, or will they bow out after the Sweet 16 – again?
Another USA Today article highlights Kelly Olynyk. Yes, his hair is mentioned, as is his decision to redshirt and whether he has a future in the NBA. It is recommended reading for even the casual Zags fan.
For Washington State fans, it's that time of year already when pundits question the future of basketball coach Ken Bone. Paul Buker has this piece on OregonLive.com.
Whitworth fell from No. 3 to No. 12 in the latest DIII rankings. They lost twice last week but still have a chance to win the Northwest Conference title outright this week.
Lastly, the district tournament begins tonight for the Greater Spokane League and the Mid-Columbia Conference. SWX will air a total of four games tonight between Tri-Cities and Spokane. And yes, all four games will also be streamed online. Enjoy!
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7:15pm - Ferris at GPrep Boys
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BBC Sports Personality Of The Year - Red Carpet Arrivals
Sir Bobby Charlton is now a Doctor of the University of Manchester, after receiving an honorary degree from the establishment on Wednesday 16 October.
Reds legend Charlton established the Find A Better Way charity in 2011 to help develop new technology to assist in the detection and removal of landmines around the world. The charity has close links to the University of Manchester and other partners in the North West of England.
He's also a member of the Laureus Academy, which aims to utilise sport to affect positive social change through the Laureus Sport For Good Foundation projects.
Sir Bobby attended the ceremony on Wednesday at the University of Manchester with his wife Norma and a dinner in the evening alongside fellow honorary doctorate recipient and Nobel Prize-winner Professor Peter Higgs.
Sir Bobby Charlton was presented with the Lifetime Achievement award by Rio Ferdinand at the 2013 GQ Awards
Former England and Manchester United footballer Sir Bobby Charlton in the Royal Box before play on day six of the 2012 Wimbledon Championships tennis tournament at the All England Tennis Club in Wimbledon, southwest London, on June 30, 2012.
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Police in Detroit say two young siblings missing after leaving school on the city's southwest side have been found safe.
The department's Southwestern District says 9-year-old Michael Marcellus and his 10-year-old sister Deonna Fletcher were recovered late Thursday.
They were reported missing Thursday afternoon when they didn't return home. Police Sgt. Eren Stephens says in an email they ran away because they were "on punishment."
Stephens say the children were found when a person spotted them walking down a street.
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Dirty Thrills and Adrenaline-Dosed Activities Abound in Vermont's Summer Season
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It's not the picture that comes to mind. Often, Vermont conjures up charming vistas, sugarhouses and of course, epic skiing. But there's another side of the gorgeous Green Mountains, a wild side beckoning adventure-lovers to leap into the unknown, and even the uncomfortable, all in the name of a good time.
Vermont ski resorts have harnessed their prime terrain and engineered events and activities with the intent to excite. Some upcoming events include the Tough Mudder, May 7-8 at Mount Snow Resort; some 12,000 mudder-lovers will endure a 10 mile course with grueling obstacles including barbed wire and electrocution and in August, the Spartan Race comes to Killington Resort, boasting an eight mile course complete with a fire jump and gladiator pit.
So what does a Spartan or a Tough Mudder look like? Queue bronze busts and six pack abs, right? Not necessarily. Yes, these competitions have their share of extreme athletes but they are also finished by regular people craving outdoor excitement, and against what their mother's might say, are of sound mind; they just love a challenge. Take Beth Theirl for example, a 29 year old Risk Assurance Manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Boston. She is neither a former marine nor a sadomasochist. She resembles more Gwyneth Paltrow than "Gladiator." She is an avid skier and spends the majority of her winters in Vermont. "I heard about the Tough Mudder through my boot camp class trainer at Boston Sports Club," she said. "He encouraged anyone crazy and fit enough to sign up," and so she did, along with more than 30 friends dubbed the "Tuff Rydahs."
Not only are these events day-long endorphin-raisers, they're fund-raisers for the Wounded Warrior Project and Home for Our Troops. Teams like Theirl's have been recruiting, fund-raising and preparing for months. "We've been training together for the Tough Mudder since January," she said. "Come cheer us on!"
With Vermont towns filled to the brim with eager competitors and spectators, it's assured that these events will offer enough muddy memories and Spartan spectacles to last a life time… or at least until the next race.
Want a taste of adventure without the major event commitment? More casual adventures can be found at Vermont ski and summer resorts as well. Zip lines, zip riders and canopy tours whisk folks away at Sugarbush Resort, Bromley Mountain Resort and Smugglers' Notch Resort respectively. Okemo Mountain Resort has a new Timber Ripper alpine coaster. Enjoy alpine slides at Pico, Bromley and Stowe Mountain Resorts while Mount Snow, Burke Mountain, Sugarbush Resort, Killington Resort and the Trapp Family Lodge serve up some serious mountain biking.
Don't forget the junior adventure seekers. Through out the state, various youth camps are situated at mountain resorts. For more details, visit www.skivermont.com.
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Mobile biggest risk to Facebook estimates
More users are accessing the social network on smartphones, where there is not much real estate to put ads.
There is no doubt that growth in Internet-enabled devices such as smartphones and tablets has played a vital part in getting Facebook past the 1 billion users mark. However, compared to desktops, the monetization opportunities on mobile platforms are lower.
This case can be compared to Pandora's (P) case where the Internet radio company has struggled with its mobile monetization and thus has not been able to register profits until now.
Compared to the monetization of close to $63 per 1,000 listener hours for desktop, Pandora's mobile monetization stood at around $20 per 1,000 listener hours in 2011. The case could be similar for Facebook and was the reason why its overall revenue per 1000 page views dropped dramatically from 47 cents in 2009 to around 29 cents today in 2011.
The problem is simple. Facebook's users are increasingly accessing the social network on mobile devices where there is not much real estate to put ads. Additionally, Facebook does not serve audio ads unlike Pandora, and thus is completely reliant on the visual ads.
Even though the problem is straightforward, the solution is not. Any attempt to significantly increase the ads on mobile platform will affect the user experience negatively due to limited real estate on the mobile screens. Keeping this in mind, we forecast a very low growth in revenue per 1,000 page views. We expect this figure to increase from close to 29 cents in 2011 to 36 cents by the end of our forecast period.
However, there is a chance that Facebook's efforts to effectively monetize the mobile platform fail and the growth in international markets further puts downward pressure on the monetization levels. If these factors actually push down the monetization to 20 cents per 1,000 page views by the end of our forecast period, there could be 40% downside to our price estimate for Facebook.
We have already incorporated lofty expectations for mobile growth in our forecasts for total user base and page views per user. We forecast Facebook's total user base to double to 2 billion by the end of our forecast period and expect the page views per user to continue to grow as well.
Our price estimate for Facebook stands at $28, implying a premium of 40% to the market price.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (August 26, 2012) – The Rutgers women's lacrosse program, and the entire Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, is mourning the passing of Rita Sweeney. The former IWLCA All-American died on Aug. 9, 2012 after a long struggle with melanoma.
Sweeney, who played lacrosse for RU from 1984-87, died peacefully at her home in San Anselmo, Calif. at the age of 46. A New York City native, Sweeney was the epitome of a student-athlete. She was a three-time IWLCA regional All-American and the 1986-87 women's lacrosse scholar-athlete, awarded to the letterwinning student-athlete with the highest GPA for the year.
Sweeney went on to become a physician and married Charley Ehmann in 2007. She is survived by her husband, her son, Charley John (3), her daughter, August Jeanne (4) and Charley's children, Ruby (10) and Simon (15).
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Why Keycorp, the Beaten Down Stock, Is a Good Buy at This Level?
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Banks took the worst hit in the financial crisis of 2008-2009 when it came to light that they did not adhere to established standards for loan underwriting and their exotic and creative products turned out to be nothing more than greed-oriented fancy schemes.
However, after three years and government bail-outs and some restructuring, some welcome stories are unfolding in the banking sector, particularly in regional banks. KeyCorp (NYSE: KEY), the holding company for KeyBank National Association and some other subsidiaries stand out among its peer as it seems to have come out of the doldrums and is presenting a brilliant investment opportunity. With the stock trading at a significant discount to its book value, there is a bargain out there for short term as well as long term investors.
A little bit of history
KeyCorp is a 160 year old Cleveland –based company with business in 14 states. It provides services such as retail and commercial banking, investment management, commercial leasing and consumer finance and investment banking products through two segments: Key Community Bank and Key Corporate Bank. As of December 2011, the company had 1,058 full-service branches, offices and a call center along with 1,579 ATMs across 15 states.
The bank was hit hard during the financial crisis and had to take loan charge-offs to the tune of $2.3 billion in 2009 and another $1.6 billion in 2010. Under the government bailout plan KeyCorp received a sum of $2.5 billion against issue of Fixed-Rate Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series B.
During 2008-2009, the bank made drastic reductions in the quarterly dividend, which went down from 37.5 cents per share in May 2008 to 1 cent in May 2009. However, since May 2011, the company has been increasing its cash dividend payout and has been paying 5 cents per share since May 2012.
In March 2010, the company repurchased $2.5 billion of Fixed-Rate Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series B issued to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, following the completion of $625 million common stock offering and issuance of $1 billion debt. In March 2011, KEY completed another common equity offering of 4.1 million shares at a price of $43.00 per common share and collected $176.3 million for repayment of debt raised for capital projects including the acquisition of Alberta EnviroFuels. The two instances of capital dilution did not go well with the investors and the stock fell by 6.14% between March 4 and March 25, 2011. Since then, the stock has barely managed to appreciate by 1.38% in the last 20 months or so, touching a high of $9.12 and a low of $5.71 (September 23, 2011).
The road ahead
The stock has performed well over the last three years and appreciated by almost 60%.
However, in the last one year, it has fared poorly as compared to its competitors, Huntington Bancshares (NASDAQ: HBAN), Zions Bancorporation (NASDAQ: ZION), First Republic Bank (NYSE: FRC) and M&T Bank (NYSE: MTB).
While three of them, MTB, ZION and HBAN showed double digit appreciation and FRC appreciated by 9.16%, KEY could only manage 6.30%.
However, what should be of greater interest to investors is that whereas M&T is trading at $103.24, which is a huge premium to its book value of $71.20 per share (most recent quarter). KeyCorp is trading at $8.84, a sizeable discount to its book value of $10.64 (most recent quarter). First republic, on the other hand, is trading at $34.66 with a book value of $21.48. (Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/ )
Moreover, we see a good momentum in KEY. At $8.84 KEY is trading above all its simple moving averages:
On the other side, while KeyCorp has been beating earnings forecast by good margins in the last four quarters, there are some mixed signals as well.
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There has been a significant drop in revenues, which have been decreasing every year for the last five years – down from $7.58 billion in 2007 to $4.70 billion in 2011. On the other side, diluted EPS has been increasing since 2008.
Financials apart, the outlook for KeyCorp is promising when we see that there has been a significant drop in non-performing assets – down from 3.68% of total loans in third quarter 2009 to 1.27%. Other positives include a 5% growth in loans in the third quarter and with restrictions on dividends and stock buybacks removed, KeyCorp has been increasing shareholder value by repurchasing its shares at below tangible book value and increasing dividend payouts and returning cash to shareholders.
All indications are that in the short-term, KeyCorp will at least touch its book value, an appreciation of over 20%. In the long-term, it may follow its competitors and trade at a premium to its book value.
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