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Derivatives - Managing Risk with Options Strategies: Covered Calls and Protective Puts
Covered Call and Protective Put Strategies
There is one more way for options to be classified:
- Covered
- Uncovered, or naked
Covered Call
A covered call is when the investor has a long position in an asset combined with a short position in a call option on the same underlying asset. A call writer may be required to deliver the stock if the buyer exercises his option. If the call writer has the shares on deposit with her broker, then she has written a covered call. There is no margin requirement for a covered call; this is because the underlying securities are sitting right there - there is no question of creditworthiness.
An investor will write a call option when he feels that a particular stock's price will not rise above a certain level. Note that if the call option is exercised in the money, the call writer will sell the call option holder's stock from his inventory at the strike price indicated in the option contract. His maximum loss would then be:
Maximum loss = Call Premium + Exercise Price - Price Paid for underlying asset.
Let's look at an example. Suppose that you have 250 shares of XYZ that you bought for $17 and that the XYZ Jul 20 call option trades for $1.
The following diagram illustrates the typical payoff to expect from a covered call.
Uncovered Call
If the call writer does not have the underlying shares on deposit, she has written an uncovered call, which is much riskier for the writer than a covered call. If the buyer of a call exercises the option to call, the writer will be forced to buy the asset at the spot price and, since there is no limit to how high a share price can go, that spot price can theoretically go up to an infinite amount of dollars.
Protective Put
A protective put is an option in which the writer has cash on deposit equal to the cost to purchase the shares from the holder of the put if the holder exercises his right to sell. This limits the writer's risk because money or stock is already set aside.
Let's consider the worst-case scenario in which the writer has to pay the full exercise price for a completely worthless stock. If she sold a put at $18 and it is now worth nothing, then she has lost $18 for each share she pledged to buy: if that was a block of 50,000 shares, the loss amounts to $900,000. Nobody wants to lose that kind of money, but it is insignificant compared to the astronomical losses possible with writing uncovered calls.
Example: Say ABC stock trades for $75 and its one-month $70 puts trade for $3. A put writer would sell the $70 puts in the market and collect the $300 [$3 x 100] premium. Such a trader expects the price of ABC to trade above $67 in the coming month, as represented below:
Thus, we see that the trader is exposed to increasing losses as the price of the stock falls below $67. For example, at a share price of $65, the put seller is still obligated to buy shares of ABC at the strike price of $70.
He or she would face a loss of $200, which is calculated as the following:
$6,500 (market value) - $7,000 (price paid) + $300 (premium collected)
Uncovered Put
The difference in the risk profiles between uncovered calls (nearly limitless risk) and an uncovered put (clearly defined risk) is why conservative investors who would never think of writing an uncovered call will not hesitate to write an uncovered put. An uncovered put is a short position in which the writer does not have cash on deposit equal to the cost to purchase the shares from the holder of the put if the holder exercises his right to sell. Again, the writer knows, to the dollar, exactly what the worst-case scenario is and can make an informed decision about whether or not it is worth tying up capital to cover the put.
Within this section, we've learned about derivatives, forwards, futures, options and swap markets, the characteristics of the various types of derivatives, determining payoffs of various strategies and positions, and how to apply option strategies to manage risk.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) -- The Major League Baseball season is drawing to a close once again. My favorite team launched the season with the hopeful slogan, "This is our time." But "our time" quickly faded into "next time" for the Kansas City Royals, and the Royals spent most of their season locked in a contest with the Twins for the uncoveted title, "There Is At Least One Team in the American League Worse Than Us."
It's around this time each year that I find myself asking once again, "How exactly was it that I ended up a Kansas City Royals fan?" The last time the Royals were serious contenders for a pennant, Ronald Reagan was residing on Pennsylvania Avenue, the Berlin Wall was still intact, and grunge hadn't yet made it past the Seattle city limits.
Goodness knows, I've tried to stop rooting for a losing team. During my decade of earning graduate degrees, I stopped following baseball altogether, only to discover upon my return that -- though Kansas City had fared no better without me than with me -- I still could not keep myself from cheering for the same team as before. My second-favorite team has shifted a time or two over the years. Yet not even decades in the cellar has managed to dethrone the Royals from first position in my sporting allegiances.
I am clearly not the only person who persists in prioritizing a particular team even when that team never earns a place in the postseason. After all, someone, somewhere, purchases the kitsch and clothing that memorabilia manufacturers adorn with the logos of Indians and Mariners, Pirates and Cubs.
Why is it that human beings select certain teams and stick with them? At least three patterns seem to drive this irrational rationality of persistent loyalty -- and these patterns may help us to think a bit more carefully about what we try to do to grow our churches.
1) Commonalities: They come from a place where people are more like me. I am a Midwesterner. Tea with more than a touch of sugar is a travesty to my taste buds, and seeing saltwater has always meant at least two days of travel. As a result, I'm pretty much incapable of cheering for a team from any state that seceded from the Union or from any city west of the Great Plains or east of the Great Lakes. I don't think I'm alone in my affinity for teams from locations near past or present places of residence. With the fewest of exceptions, fans of the Braves have roots somewhere south of the Mason-Dixon Line, New Englanders aren't rooting for the Mariners, and folks that hope the Indians do better next year don't live near a coastline.
2) Memories: The power of past recollections. In a box in my basement, there are three white-and-blue shirts that I wore as a 3-year-old, each one imprinted with a face and faux signature. My Grandma Lu was the source of these t-shirts that are inked with the likenesses of George Brett, Hal McRae, and Frank White. Grandma Lu lived most of her life in Kansas City; my parents met one another in Kansas City; I earned my master's degree in Kansas City; I remember games at Kauffman Stadium with my parents, my sister and her husband, my wife and oldest daughter. Despite a disappointing record over the past two decades, there are traditions and ties to Kansas City that are threaded through some of my deepest and most cherished memories. When I am rooting for the Royals, I'm not merely hoping for a certain team to triumph; I am also remembering -- and many of these memories are tinged with white and blue.
3) Affinities: Random preferences and prejudices, quibbles and quirks. For certain fans, the designated-hitter rule is such a deal-breaker that they're incapable of rooting for any American League franchise. Others select and reject teams because they're excited or annoyed by particular players. For me, long-term rootedness in a particular place is vitally important, so a skip from one city to another permanently besmirches a team's reputation. And, of course, everyone in his or her right mind recognizes that the Yankees deserve to be beaten at every possible turn. Such are the less-conscious quibbles and quirks by which we choose between teams that might otherwise have been equal in our allegiances.
Thinking through this, it has occurred to me that some of these patterns may also explain what pulls many people to churches. According to a Gallup poll conducted not too many years ago, three of the top reasons why Americans attend church are a sense of fellowship, family traditions and how the experience at church personally inspires them -- reasons similar in some ways to the patterns of affinity, memory and commonality that drive fans to persist in their faithfulness to particular teams.
Being tied to a church by memories might be a positive pattern as long as family traditions don't compete with the church's commitment to the Great Commission. When it comes to using affinity and commonality to attract people to church, however, I'm not so certain that these patterns are in any way positive. And yet, whether intentionally or not, this is often how we aim people toward particular congregations: "Lots of children about the same age as your kids go there; you should try it." "The music there is amazing!" "That campus might be a bit too traditional for your taste." "You probably wouldn't feel comfortable there anyway -- that church is mostly college students."
When choosing which team to cheer for in the postseason, looking to one's own commonalities, memories and affinities is perfectly harmless. And yet, when these phenomena form the foundations for trying to grow a community of faith, the results fall far short of God's design. Appealing to people's commonalities, memories and personal affinities tends to turn churches into a homogeneous conglomeration of spectators instead of a diverse community of Gospel-centered servants.
Suppose I encourage people to attend my church because the church matches their pre-existing affinities or because the people in the congregation are a lot like them. This mentality meshes well with the "homogeneous unit principle" that once dominated church growth literature. This principle urged churches to avoid mingling "diverse social and cultural elements" because culturally diverse congregations make it impossible "to maintain a sense of community."[1]
This idea isn't new, of course. In the first century A.D., when ex-idol-worshipers showed up to worship alongside Jewish Believers, churches in Ephesus and Rome cooked up their own versions of the homogeneous unit principle -- but the Apostle Paul vehemently rejected the notion of a church fragmented along cultural fault lines.
Paul claimed that the death of Jesus had so thoroughly shattered the walls between diverse cultures that pork-eaters and Sabbath-keepers could now worship and serve together as one body (Ephesians 2:11-18). In the process, Paul unmasked the homogeneous unit principle for what it really is: a repudiation of the power of the Gospel. The church's capacity for community originates not in human homogeneity but in the Holy Spirit of God (Ephesians 4:1-3).
And yet, let's be honest about ourselves and our churches: This divinely ordained capacity for diversity is far from the reality experienced by most American Christians. In fact, even with the regional commonalities that attract baseball fans to particular franchises, the spectatorship at a typical professional game reflects more racial and socioeconomic diversity than the membership of most churches. If the world is ever to glimpse the peacemaking power of the Gospel, God's people must recognize that homogeneity is not God's design for the growth of his church. Part of the beautiful foolishness of the cross is the fact that those who rub shoulders in the shadow of the cross are people that the world would never dream of mingling together (1 Corinthians 1:18-29).
Regional commonality, familial memory, and personal affinities can be -- like sports -- wondrous expressions of common grace. They may even, at times, provide bridges for the proclamation of the Gospel. But the church is called to a greater and better communion, a fellowship that points explicitly and unmistakably toward the cross and the empty tomb formerly occupied by King Jesus. He is the head of the church, and He gave his life for the church so that the cosmos could be filled with glory divine (Ephesians 1:22-23). It is His character and His alone that must shape the church's identity and constitution (Ephesians 4:11-16).
In Christ, there are no season-end laments about "next time" because He has already triumphed once and for all, and His triumph purchased people "from every tribe and every language, every people and every nation" (Revelation 5:9). To this people, He has provided "hope that does not disappoint" (Romans 5:5). Through this people, God is forming a new family, a family brought together not by shared memories or preferences or similarities but by adoption on the basis the blood of Jesus Christ.
So don't point people toward a fellowship based on shallow and fleeting human affinities; such commonalities are fine at the ballpark but disastrous in the body of Christ. Point people instead to their shared need for divine rescue from the domain of darkness, a rescue that results in fellowship that lasts forever.
[1] C. Peter Wagner, "How to Grow a Church" (Glendale: Regal, 1973) .
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How to Come Up with a Movie Idea
Thinking of a movie idea can be one of the hardest parts of writing or making a movie. The idea is what will lead to success or failure.
1For inspiration, watch movies and read scripts. However, don't copy any ideas exactly. That will not be very successful; you want to create something new and original.#Ad
2Brainstorm ideas.
3Determine the back story. With any story you need to know what happened before and what led to the events that happen in the film. Here a few suggestions to plan your back story.
- Use Paint. You can use shapes and do a storyboard of the events before the film, this will be a very good thing to look back on and will be easier when you are writing or directing your movie.
- Use a word processor. Of course, while you can do your back story on a word document, this may not be as easy when looking back as you'll have to read through it all. Also on Paint you can use pictures and other visual representations, which can sometimes make it easier. However, if you work better this way then do it in a word document.
- Video or recording. You could record or videotape yourself discussing your ideas. You can listen to this later and refresh your memory.
4Structure your idea. Your idea needs to be structured and solid for it to be able to work. Make sure it makes sense, don't just put together a collaboration of ideas that are disconnected and will be confusing.
- Your idea needs to have a beginning that brings the audience in and makes them interested in what's to come. Your ending needs to make sense and leave the audience wanting more. Be daring with your ending. For example, if it involves one of the lead characters dying it will leave the audience shocked.
- Don't be afraid to try something new. Trying something new is excellent and the next step. A lot of filmmakers tend to create something similar to older, classic films. Try something new, don't be worried if it doesn't work out. You were willing to try a new idea and many people will appreciate that.
5Act out your story. Get a few people to help you out. Don't act out your entire script, however--just the basis of your story in order to see what works and what doesn't. You'll notice flaws in your story. Don't be overly critical of yourself, but just change and improve these parts! Ask your friends to give you advice on your story, ask them where your flaws lie and what you have to change.
6Write your script. Begin developing your story. If it is a short film then it will be quicker to write, but if it is a full-length movie then it will require your patience. As you write your script, you will change mistakes, you will change what happens, and you might even change the ending! Don't resist deviations from the original plan. So long as you are happy with your alterations, keep them; they are simply a sign that you understand your story better than you first did.
7Watch other movies to help you develop your story. There is nothing wrong with using other movies, many filmmakers do it and it's what leads them to develop a successful and original story.Ad
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- If you copy someone else's work you could be sued by other filmmakers. You can take inspiration though--all of the great filmmakers are inspired in some way by films that have enjoyed.
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Yield: 12 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 141
- Calories from fat: 29%
- Fat: 4.6g
- Saturated fat: 2.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.6g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Protein: 6.1g
- Carbohydrate: 20g
- Fiber: 0.6g
- Cholesterol: 29mg
- Iron: 1.2mg
- Sodium: 283mg
- Calcium: 104mg
- 1 1/2 cups self-rising yellow cornmeal mix
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 5 tablespoons light butter, melted and divided
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1 cup chopped green bell pepper
- 1 cup fat-free sour cream
- 1 cup no-salt-added cream-style corn
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) shredded reduced-fat extra-sharp cheddar cheese
- 1 large egg
- 2 large egg whites
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- Preheat oven to 425°.
- Combine cornmeal mix and sugar in a large bowl; set aside. Combine 3 tablespoons butter, onion, and next 6 ingredients (onion through egg whites) in a medium bowl; stir well with a whisk. Add to cornmeal mixture, stirring just until moist. Pour batter into a 13 x 9-inch baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 425° for 28 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Brush with 2 tablespoons butter.
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- COOKING METHOD: Bake
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COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - Firefighters respond to dozens of calls a day. But recently, crews at the Coeur d'Alene Fire Department kept getting called out to the same house. So, they decided to find a permanent solution.
Disable Vietnam Veteran Mike is struggling with diabetes and spends most of his time in his chair, even going so far as to say it's practically his bed.
"I have fallen on several occasions, calling the paramedics on several occasions to come pick me up. I have a difficult time getting in and out of it," said Mike.So whenever the firefighters were called to Mike's house, they didn't just pick him up when he fell, they lifted him. Saturday morning, the same firefighters that respond to Mike's calls for help answered with a delivery. Since they knew Mike couldn't afford a new chair, they decided to buy him a new one with their own money. But it wasn't just any chair, it's chair that can actually assist Mike by lifting him up and out. Enabling him to reach his walker. Mike says he loves his new chair and likens it to a "Corvette."


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Be afraid, roomies. Be very afraid.
related: I don't complain.
Be afraid, roomies. Be very afraid.
related: I don't complain.
Tags: "helpful" advice · dishes · martyr complex · odor · roommates · signed with love · smiley
Writes an anonymous roommate in Virginia: "Apparently living with me and my roommates is so terrible that after leaving the house, this girl felt the need to advise [my other] 'rooms' to stay at her boyfriend's house and not with us." Adds our (not-at-all bitter) submitter: "The only batteries she needs to recharge are the ones that go in her vibrator."
Tags: literally incorrect word usage · mean girls · nice stationery · roommates · signed with love · Virginia
Katie doesn't remember writing this note (which she found while going through old papers of her mom's) but says, "I do feel sorry for little 11-year-old me, having to deal with being falsely accused of *gasp* faking illness to get out of school, and then having to deal with the humiliation of public grandma affection."
Adds Katie: "My favorite part is at the beginning where I unintentionally implied that my mother was some kind of slut. (At the time, she worked around a lot of truckers and always had funny stories about them trying to hit on her.) Also, you can totally tell that we had worked on letter-writing/dialogue skills in school recently."
related: A thinly veiled tattletale
extra credit: "I Enjoy Being a Girl, Sort of" [This American Life]
Tags: Grandma · kids · Mother-daughter notes · signed with love
"My dad has six older, very Italian sisters," writes Kristina in Detroit, in what sounds very much like the setup for a sitcom. "They're all very opinionated, and will take a stab at you whenever possible."
A few weeks ago, she says, "My dad — out of the kindness of his heart — lent a hand by fixing his oldest sister's virus-riddled computer." Of course, Aunt Marie was well-warned that wiping her (un-backed-up) hard drive to get rid of the viruses would also erase her other downloaded programs, music and whatnot, but true to form, Aunt Marie wasn't about to let a good deed go unpunished.
Even in her thank you note, Kristina says, "she just had to mention her 'programs' (which have no chance of coming back, and she knows it!)"
related: Best wishes, godless heathens!
Tags: a little patronizing · Detroit · family · signed with love · thanks (but not really)
Writes Justin in Salem, Massachusetts: "It was the middle of the recent blizzard and we had gone for a drive in the worst of the weather (because that's what you do for fun when you drive a Jeep) and decided to stop for a cup of coffee at Dunkin' Donuts" (because that's what you do for fun if you're a New Englander).
Upon arrival, Justin and his companion were greeted with this heartfelt note of congratulations from the Dunkin' Donuts snowstorm staff (Rick).
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Tags: "customer service" · coffee · driving · most popular notes of 2010 · signed with love · snow · xoxo · your/you're
From Stacey in Jacksonville, Florida: the blitzkrieg approach to ongoing breakroom disorder.
And from Englewood, Colorado…the passive-aggressive approach:
related: Nutra-not-so-sweet
Tags: blitzkrieg approach · cleaning · coffee · Colorado · confusion??? · exclamation-point happy!!!! · Florida · heart · It's science! · Jacksonville · office · spoons
Our submitter, a bartender in D.C., might not be the world's biggest Mariah Carey fan, but when a group of customers put "All I Want for Christmas is You," on the jukebox last Saturday night, he didn't complain. But when the same group queued the song up again — three times in a row — he invoked his bartender's privilege and skipped it. After all, he says, "It was DECEMBER 4th. I gave them their money back, but they still kept calling me 'Grinch.'"
I have to step in here and note that, yes, that song is like crack — once you're hooked, one hit is never enough. But that's when you go home and spend the 99 cents to download it so you can indulge your addiction on endless repeat without coughing up a quarter every time. However, money management not being the forte of most addicts, at the end of the night the holiday-happy patrons left behind this oh-so-classy note in lieu of a tip.
That very same weekend, meanwhile, Amy noticed that the bartender at one of her local haunts in Murrysville, Pennsylvania has taken a proactive approach to this particular problem. "Normally a super friendly place, I was sooo tempted to play 'Don't Stop Believin' just to see what they would do." (Instead, she held on to that feeling — privately — and took a picture.)
related: "You Can Call Me Arse": A review of last night's performance
extra credit: Jukebox Etiquette 101
Tags: a matter of taste · bar · Christmas · D.C. · heart · holiday spirit · music · non-apology apology · Pennsylvania · tipping · xoxo
At the time he received this note in his letterbox, Mike was living in Copenhagen, Denmark, where the apartments buildings tend to be rather close together. "My neighbor's window is about 15 feet away from mine, across an alley," Mike explains. "I can see her; she can see me."
Though the wording of this note is considerably more polite compared to similar requests from other parts of the world, it still raised several questions in Mike's mind. First of all, he says, "I have no idea how she knows I'm American. It's not like I'm sitting in front of my computer, draped in an American flag."
But more importantly, he wonders, "What's the etiquette here? I thought this was just one of the quirks of urban living. You hear other people's music, smell their cooking, and glimpse them through the window every once in awhile. I don't really see why I should be the one to close my blinds and sit in the dark all day, since they're the ones that have a problem with it."
Well, what say you, peanut gallery?
Mike's transcription: Hello US Citizen! It's your neighbor speaking… I have a problem with your "window manners" — It's quite problematic having you sitting in facel(?)-front many hours a day without making it cover or anything. I feel overlooked [Danglish for 'watched'] and compromised. XXX, Mel.
related: Be more private with yourself!
Tags: Clearly a non-native English speaker · Denmark · etiquette · neighbors · privacy · signed with love
Although at first glance this card might seem pretty harmless, our submitter in Sacramento says she's had enough experience with her new husband's ultra-religious cousins to be able to read between the lines. (Just add "…before you're both condemned to eternal damnation" to the end of the last sentence and you'll get the idea.)
Adds our bristling bride: "I felt like telling her she could keep her $50 and her guilt trip, too, but decided I would have my revenge by having a long, happy, secular marriage instead."
related: Waiting for the Rapture (and/or a thank you note)
extra credit: the front of the card
Tags: family · Jesus · love & marriage · Sacramento · signed with love
Our submitter and her brother — both adults — recently received this e-mail from their mother, who's currently traveling (thus making telephone calls difficult). What ever did empty nesters do before e-mail?
(Actually, it's pretty easy to imagine this in telegram form — just take out the word "email" and sub in <STOP> for all those question marks.)
related: Thanks, Mom, for reminding me why I moved out in the first place.
Tags: confusion??? · e-mail · guilt trip · martyr complex · Moms & Dads · signed with love


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49er Defense Must Stop Run, Create Turnovers To Defeat Seattle
When the 49ers and Seahawks meet for the third time this season the stakes could not be higher. The winner will move on to the Super Bowl, while the loser will have to deal with falling just short of the big stage and to make matters worse at the hands of their hated division rival.
Minnesota Vikings' Offense Sputters In Loss To The Seattle Seahawks
The Minnesota Vikings had full control of the game after the opening drive, but the Seattle Seahawks took momentum midway through the first quarter. The Vikings were unable slow the Seahawks before falling 30-20 Sunday at CenturyLink Field.
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After 10+ years of loving the game, my sister and I finally got to cosplay Skies of Arcadia!
Gilder/myself, Vyse/Nukenai at Genericon 2013. Photo by Embersea Photography, who yet again froze outside with us! (This is a preview shot from a full shoot from Saturday of the con.)
Amazing and adorable cosplay!
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Categories > Anime/Manga > Inuyasha > Hara
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About Inuyasha finding out he has a sister. When his sister starts traveling with them she falls in love with Inuyasha's rival, Kouga.
I was sitting by the river one lovely spring morning when I heard all the young girls from the lake houses come by whispering to each other about the new arrivals. We were always getting new arrivals, but there was something special about these visitors. I could tell there was something about these new visitors I could smell it on them, especially one of them. He had the scent of something I miss, and longed for.
I knew I was different from everyone in the village but they looked after me because it was my mothers last will. Its not like they hated me, but the people did leave me out of certain things. I wasn't aloud to play certain things with the other children when growing up. All the adults were afraid that my strength might have hurt the other kids. Some of the kids would make fun of my looks, and I would silently cry to myself every night. I lived with a kind woman. Her name was Hasegawa Kumiko, I loved her like any child would love their mother. She was getting old as the years passed and was now 75. She loved me as if I was her own child, and I loved her even more for that. When I would cry myself to sleep at night, she would come in and make me feel a lot better, until something else got me upset.
I got up from my sitting spot on the rock near the river. I followed the group of girls from a distance. I was light on my feet and I could sneak up on anyone. I was also known as a demon. The strangers scent beckoned me to follow. The group of girls were finally upon the newcomers and blocking my view. I stood by one of the cherry blossom trees staring and overhearing the conversation with group and the newcomers. It was a little strange. One of the newcomers was asking all the girls around him if they would bare his child, some of them not surprisingly said yes. Then there was a loud blow, and dust was all around the group. A little fox demon came out of the dust first, shaking his little cute head and laughing. Next a strange looking girl with a weird looking apparel on, that wasn't very modest. Next a demon hunter came out. I held my breath, maybe she had came to hunt me down. Maybe the towns people had gotten sick and tired of me and wanted to be rid of me from now until forever. Maybe Hasegawa didn't really love me like I always believed. All this now coming out into the air really started my anger. My fingernails grew longer. My doggy ears were up in attention, white hair long and blowing carelessly into the wind. I walked over to the group emerging from the dust one by measly one. I was almost upon them when the last one to emerge looked just like me, except he was male. My breath caught in my lungs. He was wearing red clothes and he was barefoot, long white hair, and doggy ears. I couldn't believe there was someone else who looked like me.
He looked over at me. I began to breathe slowly. His eyes grew big. The girl who was dressed weirdly looked at him then me and a weird expression came over her face as she continually looked back and forth at us, until she pieced the puzzle together. "Oh Inuyasha! You have a sister, you never told us about!" The other in her group looked towards me and more weird expressions came. The villagers came to gather around as well. I turned around and ran back to Haseqawa's hut. The one that looked like me I could tell was following me. I hid in my room while he and Hasa were talking.
" Hara dear, I believe you should come out now." I didn't answer. I didn't need to, because she knew I wouldn't. A few hours later everything had quieted down, I slowly left the room. The hut was filled with the group that I didn't want to meet. They were all sleeping, but one was missing from the group. I walked around the bodies on the floor, and out the door.
"So your finally over your surprise. I didn't even know I had a sister, I knew I had a brother, but now a sister. Are you a half sister, or whole sister?" he asked quickly.
"I don't know." I said quietly. He was looking my way sitting on the ground near a watering pot.
"Well I've talked with Hasegawa, and I've made it clear that you're coming with me when I leave." I looked at him stunned that my whole world could change in a matter of moments.


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"Here is a new spiritual practice for you: don't take your thoughts too seriously."Eckhart Tolle (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
"Here is a new spiritual practice for you: don't take your thoughts too seriously."Eckhart Tolle (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
Who hasn't, at some point or another?
Which reminds me of 2 quotes:
"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid."
Albert Einstein
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John Howard was the 25th Prime Minister of Australia, serving from March 1996 to December 2007. Despite an early meteoric rise to become Australia's Treasurer at 38, the self-described economic radical and social conservative found himself sidelined by his own party. After many years in the political wilderness, Howard bounced back, led the Coalition to a resounding victory, then got to work on his reform agenda. The Howard Government privatized the previously government-owned telecommunications carrier Telstra, dismantled excessive union power and compulsory trade union membership, instituted the unpopular Goods and Services Tax, trimmed the Public Service and reduced government expenditure, and established the 'work for the dole' scheme.
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Ben Stevenson - Opposites Attract
Artist: Ben Stevenson
Producer: Sevn Thomas, Jordan Evans, Ben Stevenson and Katalyst
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Avg Rating: 4.2 ( 10 total votes )
As Paula Abdul and MC Skat Kat taught us back in 1989, love has the power to transcend not only social class and species, but also the barrier between cartoons and reality. While Ben Stevenson's tastes are a bit more traditional—he goes for human beings, rather than animated, rapping felines—his latest promo cut is a timely reminder that Opposites can, and often do Attract. Penned by the T-Dot native in conjunction with 4th Pyramid, this slow-burning selection finds Stevenson serenading a woman whose profound differences from him only make her more alluring. The production is also a group effort: Sven Thomas, Jordan Evans and Katalyst link up with the headliner to create the cut's intricate, atmospheric instrumental backdrop. While Opposites Attract is not part of a larger project, Ben Stevenson is currently hard at work on a debut album. Stay tuned for further details on the project, which will be Executive Produced by Boi-1da.
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Chiarelli emphatic Marchand will stay
Some observers may have taken that statement, added it to the fact that Marchand has not been playing well this season and assumed Marchand is on the trading block.
"Let me be clear on Marchy," said Chiarelli. "I saw some of the aftermath from my comments (Wednesday). I'm not trading Marchy. He's a good player. I like the way he plays. He'll figure it out."
But Chiarelli had seen signs that Marchand is breaking out of his fog.
"You hope so," said Marchand. "It was nice to get one or two, but all that really matters is that we lost. I thought we had a pretty good game and we could have deserved more. But we have to regroup and play better next game."
Speaking of Marchand, the winger spoke for the first time about the hit from behind on Calgary's Sean Monahan that angered the Flames and earned him a two-minute minor for boarding but no supplemental discipline. Marchand thinks the refs — and the Department of Player Safety — got it right.
Defenseman David Warsofsky made his NHL debut, seeing 12:29 of ice time.
"It was exciting. I was nervous at the beginning but I thought once I got into the game and once I started skating a little bit, it was fun. I wish we could have gotten the win but it was a good first experience," said the Marshfield, Mass., native/Boston University product.
"One of those bounces you get in hockey. Sometimes they go your way, sometimes they don't," said Warsofsky, whose parents and three brothers were in attendance. . . .
"I'll never be mistaken for a fighter, but anything I can do to help stay in the lineup or help get the momentum our way, I'm definitely willing to do that," said Fraser. "I definitely don't want to be known as a one-dimensional player. Those top-six guys can do it all. You look at Looch and he can literally do it all. And (Jarome) Iginla can do it all. It's something you strive for."
Sabres tough guy John Scott had kind words for Shawn Thornton, who appealed his 15-game suspension for jumping Brooks Orpik to commissioner Gary Bettman on Friday in New York.
"It's not like Shawn Thornton. He's an honorable guy, a good guy," said Scott. "I think he just got caught up in the moment and I was actually surprised that it happened."
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Tue Mar 4, 2014 3:09 pm Raiders re-signed exclusive rights free agents RB Jeremy Stewart, RB Jamize Olawale, OL Matt McCants, LB Kaelin Burnett, and FS Brandian Ross.
Fantasy Source Spin: With Darren McFadden and Rashad Jennings free agents, Stewart is penciled in as the Raiders' No. 2 running back behind Latavius Murray. He carried the ball just two times last season after toting it 25 times for 101 yards in 2012. Ross played 982 defensive snaps at safety but was torched in coverage.
Source: Tom Pelissero on Twitter
Fri Dec 13, 2013 6:22 pm Jeremy Stewart (ankle) has been ruled out for Week 15 against the Chiefs.
Fantasy Source Spin: With Stewart and Darren McFadden sidelined, Marcel Reece will back up Rashad Jennings.
Mon Apr 15, 2013 3:07 pm Raiders re-signed exclusive rights free agents RB Jeremy Stewart, C/G Alex Parsons, and DB Brandian Ross.
Fantasy Source Spin: Undrafted last year out of Stanford, 5-foot-11, 218-pound Stewart held his own with 101 yards on 25 carries across four appearances. He averaged a sturdy 4.0 yards per carry behind Oakland's putrid run-blocking line, whereas Darren McFadden's YPC was 3.3. Stewart will battle Rashad Jennings for backup duties.
Sun Dec 23, 2012 11:37 am Raiders declared RB Jeremy Stewart, DT Richard Seymour, LB Rolando McClain, WR Juron Criner, T Willie Smith, OL Lucas Nix, and DE Dave Tollefson inactive for Week 16 against the Panthers.
Fantasy Source Spin: Seymour and Criner are injured. Stewart flashed some promise when Darren McFadden was out with injury, but is now a game-day scratch with DMC back healthy.
Sun Dec 16, 2012 3:05 pm Raiders declared RB Jeremy Stewart, WR Derek Hagan, LB Rolando McClain, DT Richard Seymour, DE Jack Crawford, OG Lucas Nix, and OT Willie Smith inactive for Week 15 versus the Chiefs.
Fantasy Source Spin: Now that Darren McFadden and Mike Goodson are both back to full health, Stewart has no offensive role. Goodson and Marcel Reece will split backup duties behind McFadden.
Sun Dec 2, 2012 8:43 pm Raiders RB Jeremy Stewart rushed nine times for 46 yards in Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Browns.
Fantasy Source Spin: Stewart showed some good straight-line speed in his limited carries, so Marcel Reece was moved back to his hybrid role in the offense. Darren McFadden (ankle) is expected to play on Thursday night, so there isn't much to see here.
Sun Nov 25, 2012 5:01 pm Raiders RB Jeremy Stewart rushed seven times for 26 yards and caught six balls for 37 yards in Sunday's Week 12 loss to Cincinnati.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Raiders increased the role of undrafted rookie change-of-pace back Stewart, who continued to play ahead of Taiwan Jones and led Oakland in receptions. The uptick in usage may have been at least partially due to the Raiders getting behind 24-0 at halftime. Stewart is a trusted pass protector, and frequently gave Marcel Reece blows. We wouldn't go grabbing Stewart in fantasy leagues.
Sun Nov 11, 2012 5:08 pm Signed off the practice squad Saturday, Raiders RB Jeremy Stewart rushed seven times for 22 yards in Oakland's Week 10 loss to Baltimore.
Fantasy Source Spin: Stewart will be more infamous this week for playing ahead of Week 10 Flavor of the Week pickup Taiwan Jones. An undrafted rookie out of Stanford, Stewart did not embarrass himself as Marcel Reece's change-of-pace back Sunday and figures to receive a fistful of carries in Week 11 against New Orleans, as well.
Sat Nov 10, 2012 2:54 pm Raiders officially signed RB Jeremy Stewart from the team's practice squad.
Fantasy Source Spin: Stewart traveled with the team to Baltimore, so this was an expected move all week. He'll be the third running back behind Taiwan Jones and Marcel Reece.
Source: Raiders on Twitter
Sat Nov 10, 2012 12:43 pm The Raiders are expected to sign RB Jeremy Stewart off their practice squad for Week 10.
Fantasy Source Spin: Oakland is left with just two active RBs on their roster with Darren McFadden (ankle) and Mike Goodson (ankle) both out for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers. It's also expected that the Raiders will release CB Pat Lee in order to activate Ronald Bartell from injured reserve designated to return. Oakland will announce their roster moves after Saturday's walk-though.
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Keith Pelley
Fascinating stuff in a piece on Tuesday from Simon Houpt of the Globe and Mail, as he follows ongoing CRTC license renewal hearings:
The traditional economics of broadcasting are disappearing, and only TV channels with multiple sources of revenue – from both advertising and subscriber fees – will be able to make money on sports in the future, according to Keith Pelley, president of Rogers Media.
The costs of sports rights "have escalated at a gargantuan rate," Mr. Pelley told the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, which is weighing the renewals of 17 Rogers-owned TV services, including City network and Sportsnet. In the United States, rights costs "have doubled over the last 10 years. And it's also happened in Canada."
Mr. Pelley added that the conventional TV business is collapsing, amid a flood of programming and an exploding array of advertising choices for marketers, and that Canadian broadcasters' reliance on U.S. programming is an unsustainable long-term strategy. "That's why I feel so good we've acquired hockey. It allows us to reduce our reliance on U.S. programming, because I don't believe, over the air, that's where we're going to make our money long-term," he said.
The hockey broadcasts will allow City to cut its expenditure on U.S. programming by about 20 per cent, he added.
So, on one hand we're being told that Rogers Media — the division that also controls the Blue Jays — needs to stem losses from an outdated traditional broadcast network with a too-small reach and, which Pelley later concedes, began trying to expand into a true coast-to-coast network "five to seven years too late." (And, in that gloomy scenario for the division, it would almost make sense that everyone is being asked to tighten their belt.)
On the other hand, though, without saying so, Pelley is explaining to us just how astronomically valuable their no-bid Jays rights are. The value of those rights to the holders has doubled over ten years, he claims, yet when adjusted for inflation, the Jays were running bigger payrolls — thanks to commitments made at the end of the InBev era — in 2001 and 2002, than they were for all but one (2008) of the next ten seasons.
Much of the reason that the Jays even exceed that level again in 2013 was the fact that new revenue was on the horizon, with MLB's new national TV deals about to begin pumping an additional $26-million into every team's cash flow. Take that gift of $26-million away and the 2013 Jays still weren't running as high an inflation-adjusted payroll as they were in 2002. (According to the Bank of Canada, the Jays 2002 payroll of $76,864,333 was worth $97.34-million in 2013 dollars. That year the club ran a big league payroll of $119.28-million. All figures per Cot's.)
And yet the value of the TV rights — not subject in this two conglomerate town to actual forces of the market, as they're kept entirely in house with Rogers — was in the process of doubling. Meanwhile the value of the franchise as a whole — which was purchased by Rogers for $120-million in 2000 — jumped to $950-million, according to a report last fall from Bloomberg.
That same report ranked the Jays as making the 22nd-most money off of TV rights out of the 30 MLB teams, despite the fact that the data from TV Basics ranks Toronto as the fourth-biggest market in the United States and Canada, and that the club's games are televised nationally, pulling viewers from all over the country — who they gleefully market themselves to as "Canada's team."


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|Abuday Alrahamn Alasaad
|Education beyond schools for a future beyond limits
|Marjolein Caniëls
|How to unlock creative potential at the workplace
|Danny Mekić
|Marcel Stoffels
|From getting to giving, from waiting to creating, from competing to collaborating
|Jan Harm Spijkervet
|Experience the change in life: To live my life from wish to reality
|Rowwen Hèze
|Session 2 – 15:50-17:30
|Tony Porter
|A call on men
|Chantal Smeets
|From Rollercoaster to Success, A story that combines Bordeaux wine, a passionate lady and Chateau Cadaulan
|Carel Hilderink
|If we really want to change into a desired direction we need a new poldermodel with cohesion, social energy and the ability to bridge differences as central characteristics, based on a commonly developed and agreed strategy
|Frank Nottelman
|Social Sound Control. What is it and is mankind better off with or without it
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|Because Life won't wait
|Colonel Mario Verbeek
|Why people fly and penguins not, how to realize real change
|Dennis Hoogeveen
|Language is something that will allow us to access the community, but what if the community is set on only one language
|Lift off percussion
|Session 3 – 18:00 – 19:30
|Marcin Jakubowski
|Open-sourced blueprints for civilization
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|Father & Son; Homemade Freedom
|Geiske de Ruig
|With the knowledge of Glycobiology, a new frontier in medicine, everybody will be able to significantly improve his own health in a simple way
|Marieke Peters
|My journey to become a young entrepreneur
|Mazen Helmy
|The other side of a revolution, An alternative community of Hope ◊ Persistence ◊ Empowerment
|Karin Jensma
|Recycle your expertise and make that difference
|Sandy Bloom
|Session 4 – 20:16 – 22:00
|Amanda Palmer
|The art of asking
|Mohamed Helmy
|How to Build a Grassroots Movement? Success stories from MasterPeace
|Bruno Fabre
|From Social Media towards Metamedia: the first step of creologology
|Frans Hofmeester
|So many emotions in just 3 minutes dictates the whole story of a kid
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|Empowering Women = Transformative Change
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|The crisis of Globalistan. The death of ideologies. The need for an ethics of change. The need for a new image of God


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New Scotland is beginning its search for a consultant to help make its idea of a hamlet center a reality.
Creekside is one of many proposed subdivisions in New Scotland, and, although the project has been on the table for years, it is far from approval.
Voorheesville has opted back in to the federal lunch program and mapped out what staff positions will be helping with the large fourth-grade class.
VOORHEESVILLE — The village board's application for a grant to enhance the rail trail corridor that runs through the village was denied, but the board plans to go ahead with trail improvements on a smaller scale, according to Mayor Robert Conway.
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Should sports be made a part of higher education??
Most of the higher education colleges, do not include sports n games as a regular item in the schedule...but organising sports events once a year where the students have to play is not justified....regular sports should be included in their educational curriculum...
what are your views??
Mar 18 2013: At the universities I have attended or where I have taught or where my children have gone, there are a variety of physical education courses students can take for credit as well as intramural sports and competitive athletics against other schools. Not everyone is eligible for the competitive events against other schools.
I have never had any connection to a university that requires students to play in an annual sporting event.
Interestingly MIT, one of the best known schools for science and math in the world, continues to have on its books as a graduation requirement that students need to demonstrate they can swim.
Mar 19 2013: Hi VIshesh,
I think that sports should be on par with day to day curriculum that is being followed by all the educational institutions within the country.keeping a view on the brighter side of it and looking at the growth in the interest of children towards different genre of sports i think the higher authorities of each and every institution need to take steps further to initiate and implement the necessity of sports in day to day life of children along with their ongoing curriculum.
Mar 19 2013: we did have sports class in the first year studying at university.I also learnt TaiJi from my university sports' teacher:Every morning,we got up early and learnt from sport's teacher in campus playground.When I recalled it now,it is a such happy time.And more I still play it occasionally.
So I think in the first year of university study,it is good to have sports curriculum.


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In this choreographic work, William Forsythe explores the very nature of movement. He uses traditional ballet figures but distorts these by means of acceleration, mirroring and dissection into their component parts. Or, as dance critic Eva-Elisabeth Fischer sums it up: »Drive, sex and virtuosity«.
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Famous for dropping more horsepower and torque in nearly every available Volvo model, ranging from the small C30 hatch to the V60 wagon, Polestar just added a new vehicle to its high-performance lineup. This time around, the Swedes got a hold of Volvo's V60 D6 Plug-in Hybrid wagon, turning it into a more powerful, yet still fuel efficient vehicle. Unlike other Polestar-tweaked Volvos, the hybrid wagon comes with minor, barely-noticeable exterior changes. On the flip-side, the powertrain updates are obvious enough to to make the package appealing to those in need of more horsepower and torque.
Polestar's major achievement with the V60 D6 Plug-In Hybrid is that, although the wagon is slightly more powerful and quicker, mileage and CO2 emissions remain the same. That's just about any driver's dream and it says a lot about the company's vast experience with Volvo engines. As expected, Polestar only touched the vehicle's diesel engine, leaving the electric motor in its stock form. Read on to find out why the V60 D6 is the most powerful diesel model wearing a Volvo badge.
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