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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
By Marc Rosenthal
Harper. $16.99. Ages 4-7
A smiling monkey, improbably but cozily tucked into bed, bobs peacefully adrift on a vast sweep of blue sea while an ocean liner steams away over the edge of the horizon. It's enough to make you wonder and worry. But do not fear -- all is well! This is no ordinary ape, this is Archie, uber-survivor. His boat-bed fetches up on an island shore inhabited by a lion (dangerous!) and coconuts (delicious!). He builds himself a dandy shelter (comfortable!) and a bed that is also a breakfast table (clever!). He makes friends with an "inquisitive ibis" (Clarice), and even the tiger (Beatrice) comes to love him: "His sweater reminds her of her cubs." Still, any adventure would be mighty dull without the addition of "rough and smelly pirates," and right on cue, they show up on the shore to capture Beatrice! "What to do?!! It seems hopeless." Survival, however, is not Archie's only skill. He is also a terrific organizer. Soon, every non-piratical inhabitant of the island is busily enmeshed in retaliatory schemes, and "Sploosh," "Splat," "Hooray!" the odiferous villains flee. If the present-tense narrative, the faux hand-lettered text and the can-do community of all-too-human animals are highly reminiscent of a certain elephant kingdom of long-ago fame, it doesn't dim the fun one bit. Archie's antics are all his own, and the world he builds is as congenial and clever as the contraptions he dreams up.
-- Kristi Jemtegaard
His Fight for Freedom
By John Hendrix
Abrams. $18.95. Ages 8-12
On some pages in this picture-book biography of John Brown, the famous abolitionist resembles a tall-tale hero, a la Paul Bunyan, six times the height of his sheep. But sometimes he seems like the Old Testament God, as he points his powerful hand with righteous anger. Brown proclaims, "I will raise a storm in this country that will not be stayed so long as there is a slave on its soil," and a few pages later he's pictured as "a great fuming tornado," sweeping "across the plains to fight for Kansas." Set alongside such dramatic and impressively rendered illustrations, John Hendrix's text is agreeably lucid, clearly explaining the tenor and terms of Brown's turbulent era. Hendrix notes that, even before he attacked Harpers Ferry in what's now West Virginia, Brown was considered both "a crazed madman" and "a folk hero." Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass called him an ally, but Douglass didn't believe in Brown's Harpers Ferry plan and its recipe for martyrdom. In his author's note, Hendrix offers his reasons for focusing on this controversial figure: "The goals of his crusade were . . . freedom for all who were persecuted." The ensuing discussions of Brown's ends and means will be well worth having.
-- Abby McGanney Nolan
The Story of the Greatest All-Girl Band in the World
By Marilyn Nelson
Illustrated by Jerry Pinkney
Dial. $21.99. Ages 10 and up
Come midnight a bevy of "old hocked instruments" tune up in an empty New Orleans pawnshop. Through 20 poems in this note-perfect picture book, various horns and wind instruments describe their "glory years" with the International Sweethearts of Rhythm, an all-female, integrated band that toured the United States and parts of Europe in the 1940s. Marilyn Nelson, who received a Newbery Honor for "Carver: A Life in Poems," weaves vivid details of the times -- World War II, Victory Gardens, the Jim Crow South -- into verses that sometimes swing with the women's big-band sound ("It Don't Mean a Thing") or go soft and sad as a jazz chanteuse ("The Song Is You"). These instruments fairly burst with pride in their Sweethearts' skills. A sassy trumpet recalls how it "blasted the rafters," a horn remembers "hep-cat audacity," and a tenor sax reflects on a musical "prayer for peace." Five-time Caldecott Honor-winner Jerry Pinkney does a brilliant job of visually representing this era. His watercolors sweep across double-page spreads of marching soldiers, segregated water fountains and jubilant Armistice crowds but also spotlight jitterbugging teens and a Sweetheart tending her sax reed. "Hearken to the story behind each song," advise the trombones. Thanks to Nelson and Pinkney, we now better know an important story of American music and the brave, talented women who created it.
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The Aussie sharemarket cops a lot of flak as a (perceived) perennial underperformer, but in a month of global turmoil it actually outperformed many regional markets and most major bourses.
The ASX200 lost 5.5 per cent in its worst start to the year since 2010, but Japan's Nikkei is down 8.8 per cent - despite more easing by its central bank - the Hang Seng in Hong Kong has lost nearly 11 per cent, Singapore's main index is down 10 per cent and the Shanghai Composite has slumped 23 per cent.
These bourses are still trading for the day, but it's unlikely a major rally will shift the ranking.
Meanwhile, before trade has started on the last day of the month, Wall Street's S&P500 is down 7.4 per cent, facing its worst January since 2009, Germany's DAX has dropped 10.3 per cent, France's CAC-400 is down 6.8 per cent, while London's FTSE-100 is holding up with a 5 per cent loss.
AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver said that January has been a "terrible" start to the year for sharemarkets.
"Interestingly Australian shares have been a relative outperformer so far this year versus US shares, Eurozone shares, and Japanese shares," he said.
Oliver said the better Australian performance could just be statistical "noise", but it could also mean the local economy was also pretty solid.
"Given the usual tendency of Australian shares to underperform when there are global growth worries, falling commodity prices and when the Australian dollar is falling, it may be telling us something," he said.
"Perhaps it is saying that the Australian economy is in relatively better shape and that a lot of bad news has already been factored in."
Shares have closed near the day's high and racked up a second week of gains after news that Japan's central bank had moved to negative rates sent shockwaves around the region.
The ASX 200 ended at 5005.5, up 29 points, or 0.6 per cent, for the day, and 90 points, or 1.8 per cent, higher for the week. That brought the month's losses to 5.5 per cent.
The Aussie dollar is back above 71 US cents as the yen dropped. The Nikkei fluctuated wildly around the announcement before forging higher, dragging the ASX along with it.
Energy ended the day far and away the strongest performer, leaping 5.5 per cent as a group, including Oil Search's 6.6 per cent gain, Origin's 5.9 per cent and Santos's 7.5 per cent.
The banks were mixed early but ended driving the market higher. NAB closed up 2.1 per cent, Westpac 1.2 per cent, CBA 1.1 per cent and ANZ 0.6 per cent.
BHP added 1.6 per cent and Rio 0.5 per cent. Fortescue forged a massive 13.8 per cent higher.
Over the week, the big banks did most of the lifting, while Woodside climbed an impressive 9.8 per cent, and Santos 11.3 per cent. The ASX (the stock, not the market) climbed an unheralded 6.8 per cent.
Among the drags were CSL, which dropped 3 per cent over the four trading days, while Macquarie lost 2.6 per cent and Blackmores lost 9.2 per cent.
Shares have closed higher, as investors struggled to digest the relevance of the Bank of Japan's surprise decision to introduce negative rates for bank deposits.
The ASX initially surged to the day's high on the shock news, before sliding back just as fast, closely tracking the moves in Japan's Nikkei index.
But at the end of the session investors seemed to decide it's a positive pushing the benchmark index up 0.6 per cent to 5005.5.
"I'm repeatedly going through it (the BoJ statement), and it's still not clear. It's not easy to understand," said Stefan Worrall, director of equity cash sales at Credit Suisse. "The problem is that it looks too finicky. It looks like it's a convoluted manipulation of the very limited remaining tools that the BoJ has at their disposal."
The announcement opens the door to sustained further easing by the Bank of Japan throughout the year, said IG analyst Angus Nicholson.
"Although the fact markets pared back this bounce soon after the announcement may in some respects reflect growing market concern that central banks are delving into a tit-for-tat currency devaluation war," he said.
"And the grand macro-economic elephant in the room is what happens if China is forced into a major one-off devaluation in retaliation."
Morgan Stanley analysts are calling a flatter earnings environment for Macquarie Group in 2017.
That is against the backdrop of expectations for weaker investment markets and declining equities-related income.
In a report to clients, the Morgan Stanley analysts cite global colleagues who expect a more challenging period ahead for investment banks and equity markets.
"Our global strategy and cross asset teams think that returns will be low across most asset classes and that there is a risk of a break below the two-year trading range in equity markets," they said.
"We see emerging earnings headwinds in four of Macquarie's operating divisions from a weaker outlook for investment markets."
The analysts highlighted risks including more modest growth in assets under management, exposure to energy, resources and commodity markets, softer equity market activity, lower performance fees and fewer gains booked on the sale of assets.
Their view prompted a 4 per cent cut in expectations for Macquarie's earnings result for the year ended March 31, 2016. Morgan Stanley is penciling in a $2.1 billion profit, which will still meet Macquarie's slated earnings guidance.
For 2017, Morgan Stanley's estimate was reduced by 6 per cent to almost $2.2 billion. The analysts also downgraded the stock to "equal-weight" from "over-weight" and slashed its share price target.
The price target was cut to $76.50 from $93.00.
Macquarie will brief investors and analysts next week on earnings momentum. That will include an update on fundraising efforts in the infrastructure and real assets division.
Morgan Stanley do not expect a "meaningful change" to Macquarie's guidance next week.
Macquarie shares are 3.6 per cent lower at $70.84.Back to top
The decision by the Bank of Japan to introduce negative rates is still causing analysts to scratch their heads, as the central bank had previously preferred to resort to quantitative easing, or large-scale asset purchases.
Previous public commentary on negative rates by Governor Kuroda was relatively dismissive and the vote was only 5-4 for this step so controversy should linger, Westpac points out.
The central bank said the move was aimed at forstalling the risk of global financial turbulence hurting business confidence and reviving the "deflationary mindset" it is striving to wipe out with aggressive money printing.
Negative #ECB rates failed to prop up inflation in the #Eurozone so far. Despite -0.3%, CPI YoY at 0.2% way below 2% pic.twitter.com/Tcxo1V44aD— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) January 29, 2016
In a quarterly review of its forecasts released today, the BoJ cut its core consumer inflation forecast for the coming fiscal year beginning in April to 0.8 per cent from 1.4 per cent projected three months ago.
However, it expects consumer inflation to accelerate to 1.8 per cent in the fiscal year ending in March 2018, taking into account the effect of Friday's measures.
The decision came in the wake of data that showed household spending and output slumped in December, underscoring the fragile nature of Japan's recovery.
Interest rates drop below zero in Japan. Will this make people spend, or frighten the horses? https://t.co/X1xsaFEspe via @FinancialReview— Simon Evans (@SimonMEvans) January 29, 2016
Kuroda is likely to provide a few more answers to reasons for the surprise move at his press conference, which begins at 5.30pm, AEDT, so after the local market (and this blog) have closed.
The excitement didn't last very long: local stocks are back in the red, not managing to hang onto the brief rally caused by the lure of even cheaper money in Japan.
Japanese stocks have also lost all of their gains and more, with the Nikkei losing nearly 1000 points - tumbling from the day's high to the day's low within half an hour - as investors digested the effects of negative rates.
"This is a scary, dramatic move, and we may see the more negative yields will be, the better the economy gets," said Hideo Kumano, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute in Tokyo. "I thought they had ruled them out due to the risk of side effects."
Here's more to the surprising decision in Tokyo: the Bank of Japan adopted a negative interest rate policy for the first time in living memory, while maintaining its record asset purchase plan.
Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's board voted 5-4 to put an interest rate of -0.1 per cent on current accounts held at the central bank.
Kuroda's task in achieving his goal of sustainable inflation remains difficult amid subdued wage growth and a renewed decline in oil prices, leading a growing number of economists to predict additional stimulus later this year.
His resolve to do "whatever it takes" to meet the price target - a phrase he has repeated in speeches in recent months - will be tested if inflation and growth prospects worsen further.
Its worth noting that the negative rate only applies to deposits over reserve req, although the BoJ did say it will cut again if required— Anthony Barton (@antbarton89) January 29, 2016
The move came as a major surprise to investors, who had thought policy makers too cautious to ever adopt such radical measures. The reaction was immediate with the US dollar surging over 2 yen to 121.14.
Japan's Nikkei share index extended early gains to rise 3.4 per cent, and lifted bourses across the region.
Only six of 42 economists surveyed by Bloomberg had predicted that Kuroda's board would expand already-record stimulus at the end of its two-day policy meeting Friday.
The BoJ pledged to keep increasing the monetary base at an annual pace of 80 trillion yen ($938 billion), primarily by continuing to purchase Japanese government bonds, exchange-
traded funds and real estate investment trusts.
The BoJ's challenge has much in common with that of counterparts in developed nations where inflation rates have run below policy makers' targets, in part because of the slump in oil prices.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi last week signalled more stimulus will come in March from that bank as the inflation mandate is crucial. The ECB also has negative deposit rates.
Traders are now shifting their focus to Kuroda's briefing at 3.30pm in Tokyo. The central bank chief unexpectedly expanded his quantitative and qualitative easing program in October 2014 to the current pace of bond purchases, after starting it in April 2013.
Well, this is shaking things up: the Bank of Japan has introduced negative interest rates in an attempt to spark inflation.
At the moment we're only seeing the headlines on Bloomberg, but we'll keep you updated.
Bank of Japan just took it policy rate negative. Move was not entirely priced in. Dollar sharply higher vs yen and Japanese stocked surged— JohnCanally (@JohnCanally) January 29, 2016
Japanese stocks jumped more than 1 per cent as trading resumed after the lunch break in Tokyo, swinging from a 0.4 per cent loss, while the US dollar shot up against the yen (see chart).
Meanwhile, local stocks are jumping on the bandwagon, shooting to the day's highs.
Several banks, including Commonwealth Bank, are still exceeding the 10 per cent speed limit on investor loan growth the banking regulator imposed a year ago.
But across all banks, loans to investors slowed to 8.5 per cent in 2015 down from 10.4 per cent in 2014, according to the latest figures from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority. However, the growth rate only dipped below 10 per cent in October.
Commonwealth Bank's mortgages going to investors grew at more than 13 per cent in the year to December 2015. But this was offset by a 9.03 per cent reduction in Westpac's loans to landlords, bringing the big four average growth rate down to 5.03 per cent.
A year ago, Westpac had the fastest investor loan growth of the majors.
However, in the past six months borrowers have been switching their loans from investor to owner occupier as the banks have raised rates on investor loans. The banks themselves have also found errors in how loans were originally classified.
The Reserve Bank said today it estimates $33.9 billion worth of loans had been switched so far, $1.5 billion of that in December.Back to top
Despite all the turmoil over the past month, economists - and financial markets - are pretty certain the RBA won't cut rates when its board meets on Tuesday.
In fact, several economists such as ANZ or HSBC have recently pushed back their predictions for further easing, leaving just one economist in Bloomberg's monthly survey predicting the bank will cut next week.
Meanwhile, markets are pricing in a just 4 per cent chance of a move this time around, which moves up to a 100 per cent chance of a cut by September.
The RBA faces a trade-off between its desire to boost growth, to keep inflation in check, and the risks that lower interest rates could pose to financial stability, HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham said.
"Australia's labour market continues to show signs of improvement, which should keep the RBA on hold for now," he said. "However, inflation is low and forecast to stay subdued, leaving the RBA with scope to cut further."
While AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver doesn't expect the RBA to cut on Tuesday, he does think the bank will strengthen its easing bias.
"It's doubtful that the latest bout of financial and commodity market turmoil has been enough to move the RBA out of its 'chilled out' state just yet," he said.
But global jitters and falling commodity prices combined with sluggish domestic growth, tepid inflation and slowing momentum in the housing sector will reinforce the RBA's dovish outlook, he said.
Chinese shares are posting decent gains today, with the Shanghai Composite up 1.6 per cent after falling the past three sessions.
But the gains aren't helping the local market, which is languishing in the red.
"We've been underwater for most of the session with a distinct lack of conviction from local players," said Chris Conway, head of research at Australian Stock Report.
"That's not surprising however, given what we've seen so far this year. Caution is the overarching theme, particularly ahead of local earnings season which ramps up over coming weeks."
However Conway notes, the good news for investors is that earnings season is a great leveller.
"Earnings discount the noise, (of which there has been plenty lately) they are the best, unbiased view of what is going on with specific companies and the Australian economy," said Conway.
"Over the next month we gain a much clearer view of how Australian companies are placed, as well as American companies which are reporting currently and, as an extension of that, the health of the global economy," added Conway.
ANZ and CBA have given up early gains, while NAB is still outperforming, up more than 1 per cent.
Miners and energy stocks continue to rise, with Fortescue today's star performer, rallying more than 10 per cent, after Credit Suisse upgraded the stock from neutral to outperform, keeping a $2 price target.
"There's no real clear-cut direction either way. People are just cautious about everything as economies slow around the world," said Martin Angel, a dealer at Patersons Securities in Perth.
"It's very hard to pick (the market) either way. And I think a lot of people who would have tried to will want to forget this month."
The pool of credit sloshing around in the Australian economy grew $14 billion deeper in December, reaching $2.502 trillion.
The figures from the RBA also showed loans to home buyers rose by $9 billion to $1.524 trillion in December, with annual growth picking up from 6.5 per cent to 6.8 per cent.
The widely watched investor component of housing credit expanded only 0.4 per cent in December, the slowest monthly rise in over four years, cutting the annual growth rate from 9.1 per cent to 8.5 per cent, well below the 10 per cent guideline for individual lenders set by Australian Prudential Regulation Authority a little over a year ago.
Meanwhile, business lending continued to lift, rising 0.5 per cent to hit record highs with annual growth at 6.3 per cent not far off 7-year highs.
"The lift in business lending needs to be backed up with further gains in coming months, but at face value it provides the prospect of stronger business spending, investment and employment," said CommSec economist Savanth Sebastian.
At the Future Fund's quarterly portfolio update, the fund's chairman and founder Peter Costello expressed his pride that the fund had been recognised by the Central Banking Journal as the sovereign investor of the year.
Australia's $118 billion sovereign wealth fund has built a reputation as one of the most astute investment firms in the world and the award recognised the fund's conservatism at a time when low returns compelled many investors to take more risk.
True to form the fund delivered a modest 1 per cent return over six months during a turbulent period for markets to show an 8.4 per cent return for 2015 as it shifted $24 billion, or more than 20 per cent of its portfolio, into cash. That is the highest amount since July 2008 when the fund was still in its infancy.
For curious onlookers and private investors what should we read into the actions of the Future Fund's shift to cash? Does the move foreshadow doom and destruction for investors? Should others follow suit and seek solace in cash?
The Future Fund would be the first to admit that it can't predict the future. Generally the large cash position reflects the fund's view that, at present, investments are expensive.
Adding to the post on Morgan Stanley's five earnings season topics, here's the bank's chart on earnings-per-share development, showing that EPS for the whole market is now expected to fall 7.1 per cent in the current financial year.
Once again, the materials sectors is the main drag, while EPS of industrials ex banks are tipped to grow 2.3 per cent this financial year, before accelerating to 8 per cent in FY17.Back to top
The lift to the share price of laboratory testing outfit ALS thanks to bid speculation has been undermined by a 'sell' recommendation slapped on the shares by Deutsche Bank along with a $2.93 price target.
The bank is worried about the ongoing deterioration in key parts of the group's business.
"While ALS achieved the lower end of its 3Q guidance range, the composition of earnings gives us concern for the company's outlook for the next 12 months," it told clients in a note.
"Geochemistry sample volume growth has turned negative for the first time in 12 months and the energy division became loss making in 3Q."
These negatives threaten to swamp good news from other parts of its operations, it warned.
Deutsche Bank expects EPS to drop to 21c a share this financial year from 31c last year, with only a slight recovery to 23c next year and to 35c the year following.
ALS shares are down 14 per cent at $3.02, the worst performer in the top 200.
The Year of the Monkey will get off to a swinging start, with metals and water-related sectors tipped to do well, until the primate takes a tumble and runs amok, according to Hong Kong-based brokerage CLSA's Feng Shui Index.
The index, a tongue-in-cheek financial forecast for the Year of the Monkey which begins on February 8, predicts that not only silver and gold, but autos, financials, gaming, transport and machinery sectors will all prosper at the start of the year.
But then it expects the monkey will wreak havoc on oil and gas, utilities, technology, telecoms and Internet industries, although CLSA forecasts clearer skies for the property sector despite higher interest rates.
It's been a jungle in the markets already, but the feng shui index, which applies traditional Chinese astrology to market forecasting, predicts the monkey will pump life into the Hang Seng Index in the first half of the year, before stumbling mid-year.
"This is a year to set things up for a stronger future. That's good news for China as it sets about shoring up its "One Belt, One Road" strategy with wealth and security two guiding motives for the country's modern Journey to the West," CLSA said, referring to China's new Silk Road and economic belt, and the Chinese classic novel.
Those born in the Chinese years of the Ox and the Snake should have a good year, while for fire monkeys such as Taiwan's new President Tsai Ing-wen, the stars favour work, travel and finance, CLSA said.
It warns "fire dog" US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump it could be a "mongrel" of a year and he should be careful with his spending.
It also says he should beware the "golden-tongued" US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who was born in the year of the fire pig in the Chinese zodiac.
Origin Energy's revenues for the second quarter have slumped by 6 per cent due to the low oil price, while the energy producer will advise investors of write-downs at its interim results in February.
Origin's oil and gas output surged by 14 per cent in the December quarter from the September quarter, to the equivalent of 54.4 petajoules, but revenues fell by 6 per cent to $212.2 million due to plunging prices. Compared with the same quarter a year earlier, revenues fell 12 per cent from $242.1 million in December 2014.
Shares in Origin are 4.3 per cent higher at $4.03.
Whoops, there goes that early rise. The ASX has suffered a sharp turnaround, led down by falls in heavyweights CSL (-2.5%), Macquarie (-2.75%) and Newcrest (-6%), as Wall Street futures open flat to slightly lower.
BHP is still posting decent gains (+2%), offering the most support to the benchmark index, followed by NAB (+1.;1%) and Woodside (+3.5%), while the other big banks are flat.
Markets across the region are also gyrating, ahead of the rate decision by the Bank of Japan, with investors gravitating toward the sidelines as the worst month for global equities since 2012 comes to an end.
"After the big selldown we've seen in the early part of January, we're seeing a bit of stabilisation," said Matthew Sherwood, head of investment strategy at Perpetual. "Is this the calm before the next storm or is this a real opportunity to come in and start buying cheaper assets? I still think we're in for a very tough year."
Reporting season is nearly upon us, and here are Morgan Stanley's five topics that could shape the season:
- Telstra - Value in this Utility? Telstra's underperformance versus other defensives and bond proxy names stands out as a potential anomaly. TLS has been a big funding source for other themes, we suspect, and the consensus underweight positioning has relied upon a mix of more hawkish bond rate expectations, mobile growth roll-off and diluted returns from capital deployment. The outlook for rates has turned, if the other two issues are dealt with positively TLS could well be a winner this season.
- Retail - Christmas Cheer vs Currency Fears. The consensus appears to agree that the recent Xmas trading period was a solid one. This should provide a growth bright spot versus broader industrial earnings that remain under pressure. The question will be whether sales momentum has continued, and what pressure is the lower AUD doing to gross margins. We stay selective in consumer-linked names, with overweight holdings Super Retail and Domino's.
- Banks - Which Bank Won't Cut the Dividend? Relative underperformance of the Big Four banks continues to feature in early 2016. And whilst the capital and regulatory arguments claim to be in the price, much investor focus remains on the sustainability of the dividend profile. Our banks team has judged that, at first pass, ANZ will need to cut its dividend in the 21H16 – as capital requirements have been lifted materially and ANZ has lowered its ROE expectations. Our preference remains overweight holdings in CBA and WBC and zero weight in ANZ
- REITs - Defence with Benefits? In the FY15 result season, REITs strongly outperformed the ASX, which was in the face of both rich valuations and a broader market bracing for the prospect of a first Fed rate hike. Now, with a more constructive yield curve in the backdrop, we would not be surprised to see REITs perform again this season. We have sympathy for the concern around ongoing cap rate compression and the unwind risk that carries should the funding and risk environment change; however, we do not envisage such issues challenging valuations over the shorter term. Our key model portfolio exposures are Goodman Group, Vicinity Centres, Lend Lease.
- Mid Caps - Where the Wild Things Are. We continue to recommend a size bias away from the mega weights in the ASX 200. The index is in transition, and its biggest issue is that it is overweight not "late" cycle but arguably "last" cycle opportunities. The opportunity set is fast changing as the economy transitions,and the active investor needs to sharpen focus on this opportunity set. Within our model portfolio, we hold MTR and AOG from the teams' top picks. Other mid cap holdings include DMP, CTD,TPM, SUL and NVT.
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On a 3,500-mile cycling mission to raise money for his quadriplegic sister, John Byrne, an engineer with CAL FIRE/San Luis Obispo County Fire Station in Nipomo, Calif., had left the Golden Gate Bridge on the morning of Sept. 9, with a goal of culminating his cross-country adventure at the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City on Oct. 14.
In between the two landmarks, ByrneÆs journey would breeze him through fire station stopovers in El Dorado, Kan.; Athens, Ohio; Ellenboro, W.Va and Ś two days before putting on the brakes of his Kuota triathlon beauty for the last time Ś Conshohocken.
Phipps set up the most comfortable cot he could find for his guest at the Washington Fire Company No. 1 for an overnight stay on Friday.
ōSomebody knew somebody who contacted me and asked if I could give him a hand,ö Phipps said. ōTheyÆre trying to cut his costs as much as possible by contacting the different fire companies across the country. When youÆre staying at a hotel room for $100 a night at 30 different places youÆre talking three grand. The little part I can do is provide him with a cot and a couple of meals and help him get on his way.ö
Phipps planned on showing Byrne the tribute that mourners had crafted from candles, photos, flags and flowers in memory of Officer Bradley Fox along the Schuylkill River Trail in Plymouth.
ōI want him to see the makeshift memorial for Officer Fox and explain to him what happened, that we had an officer lost in the line of duty and IÆm sure heÆll be concerned about that because heÆs in public service also,ö Phipps said. ōThis area took a big hit. We have to take care of our own first, but IÆm doing everything I can to help John on his trip also. The man is driving 100 plus miles at a time for 30 consecutive days and that takes a toll on you.ö
Phipps was also planning to welcome Byrne with a police and fire escort.
The amiable Byrne had just pulled into the town of Smithsburg, Md. on Wednesday afternoon and was looking forward to grabbing some grub and a shower at the local fire house Ś the comforts were arranged by San Diego-based CAL FIRE captain Tony Hernandez, who was following Byrne in a back-up vehicle Ś when he took some time out to talk about his expedition.
ōI wasnÆt able to train as much for this trip as I would have liked to,ö admitted the New Jersey native and avid bike rider. ōThe idea happened within a few hours and was a reality within a day.ö
Byrne was proving he would pedal practically to the end of the earth to help his 22-year-old sister Lauren Byrne, who suffered a devastating spinal cord injury in a swimming accident seven years ago.
By embarking on his 36-day trek from San Francisco to New York, the wheelchair-bound community college studentÆs older brother planned to raise enough money on ōLaurenÆs Rideö to purchase her a specialized vehicle with hand controls that would offer Lauren a new standard of independence as a disabled person.
ōMy sister has always inspired me in my life,ö Byrne said. ōBack in April I had just become a Big Brother and started thinking that I could do more for her. I realized I could ride across the United States and stay at fire stations to save money so that more money could be donated to Lauren. If I met so many people all across the country who would donate just $5 or $10 I would reach the amount of money needed to get her a vehicle.ö
Byrne casually tossed his intentions onto Facebook that spring evening and within 10 minutes he had an offer from a woman who wanted to create a website for his cause.
Money started pouring in from supporters, even though the project was still just a glimmer in his heart at that point.
The overwhelming response got him to wondering if he wasnÆt being just a little bit impulsive.
ōI had just been promoted to engineer and was on probation and didnÆt know if I could even get the time off from work,ö the 26-year-old Byrne recalled. ōI also wondered if my body could really sustain the ride for that long. But this took on a life of its own after the Facebook post. And every part of this trip after that has been life-changing for me.
IÆve seen the most beautiful things from so many people all over the United States,ö he added. ōIt doesnÆt matter what age, what background. The support weÆve gotten has been unbelievable. I have two quarters on my bike right now donated by children and I told them I would ride with the quarters on there until I reached the end.ö
Even before he put foot to pedal, a guy he met in a California coffee shop wrote him out a check on the spot for $250, Byrne said.
ōAnd thatÆs how this whole thing has gone from the beginning.ö
Byrne has been tracking his progress with photos and comments at www.laurensride.org, where donations can also be made.
Between the money heÆs collected on his route, which he tackles in 100-mile increments, and online, heÆs raised more than $50,000 for his sister.
ōFrom the beginning we decided that 100 percent of the money would go to Lauren and her independence. As far as the trip goes, we have corporate sponsorships that have donated money for the expenses that come up,ö Byrne explained.
He was looking forward to the last leg of his adventure in Freehold, N.J., where his grandfather, John Quigg, had served as a firefighter.
ōI was named after him but I never knew him because he passed away before I was born,ö said Byrne, who was anticipating a much-needed rest driving back to the west coast with Hernandez, his right hand man, in the rental car.
ōTonyÆs done the job of five guys, calling up the fire stations for me to stay, and when I could hardly move he called a chiropractor,ö Byrne said with a chuckle. ōIÆve gone through two or three massages along the way and itÆs made it a lot easier.ö
The journey that began out of concern for a loved one has touched him in unexpected ways, he confessed.
ōI told my sister in the beginning that my idea was to help her, but I had no idea how it would change my life too.ö
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Payement Form products AlignmentAsked by ricksgonz on December 20, 2013 at 04:45 PM
I have segmeted my payment form into several categories, I edit this on the HMTL and paste on my website as stated on your forum.
However I am unable to properly align the products under the labels, when you either NUQLEO or FORZA the products are align left , and not inline with the rest of the FORM.
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Thank you for contacting us. Just to clarify the NUQLEO and FORZA are aligned left when viewed on your site or the form itself? You can share to us your website URL so we can see how the alignment goes when viewed. I would alos like to confirm if this is the form that you were referring to http://www.jotform.co/form/33505416214849?
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Hi thx for your post, what i am actually looking for is to align the products inside the same form. because the products are coming left of the form. attaching screenshot:
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Hi this is the link, however as i mention before , you might not be able to see it. Its behind a login interface.
Thats why i send you the source code.
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In Reply to: RE: +1 posted by Dynobot on April 11, 2017 at 16:24:08
Let me know the difference between USB and the Digi+ pro, I got one coming just want to make sure it is worth my time.
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Just tried it and it will not work.
See Volumio post below
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I can't say this. Volumio does not yet officially support the Digi+ Pro. You can try updating the kernel, but I can't say if it will work. You might have a look at Moode Audio which is similar to Volumio and has the Digi+ Pro driver already included.
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Postby michelangelo » Mon Mar 27 2017 21:40
We are doing some important rework to Volumio OTA updater, that will allow us to update the kernel.
Until we finish it, we won't update Volumio's kernel, therefore no support for Digi+ Pro.
Doing a balance beetween asking anybody to reflash their volumio and making Digi + pro users happy, I choose the first one.
We are about 75% completition of the kernel OTA updater, so be patient a little more.
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Next release, I am patient. Or a patient, LOL!
Yeah I think its right around the corner.
Others have it, so its doable, I think they just want to make sure everything else will work...wifi etc.
In the mean time USB works fine..:-)
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Yes, it is a neat system.
There are a ton of developers working on it, lots and lots I have seen.
I donated $100 so far, they are doing a great job.
I did notice that they took away the ability to change the kernel settings to change the sound.
They used to have a pull down with Orion, ADX etc. and also a pull down to choose the kernel.
Back in Dec the Digi+ Pro was 'kinda' working but then I had a ton of problems [probably others too]. So it looks like the opted to slim it down in favor of robustness and get things working right before they released it out into the wild.
Dynobots Audio - Music is the Bridge Between Heaven and Earth
Just been down this road in the last couple months. Moode Audio is very much like Volumio and works a treat with the Digi + Pro. It has the updated kernel that supports the hardware.
Last time I looked Moode still did not support Spotify.
And according to the dev he is really not inclined to support Spotify because its not the direction he wants to take Moode.
So its still off my radar.
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Looks like when they say stable they mean it now.
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6th Annual Imagine Science Film Festival
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The 6th Annual Imagine Science Film Festival promises to be an exciting week of films presenting scientific fact in compelling visual narrative. This year, the festival will explore how data in all its forms and sizes is translated into cinematic stories.
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We've been following the festival all week online and wished we were there to check out all the great films — now we're totally amazed to have won this prize! We made Magnetic Movie during an incredible opportunity to spend time with space scientists at UC Berkeley, they were so generous with their time and knowledge, and were excited to see the finished result, we can't wait to tell them the good news! As you send us this great news we are far from civilization deep inside England's largest forest filming our next project. Thank you, Imagine Science Film Festival."
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Loon8 posted a topic in Graphics and GPU ProgrammingAs a general rule "people" seem to say you want to minimize the number of render state changes and draw calls, but how agreessive should someone be about this? For example you have lots of meshes each with multiple materials you could 1 -have each mesh build it's own vertex/index buffers for each material. Sort by material and then issue one draw command per mesh-section. 2- Have each mesh stores it's own vertex/index buffer in main memory Sort by material Dynamically build a vertex/index buffer on the GPU for all relevant mesh-sections Issue a draw call Both cases minimize the number of render state changes The second case also minimizes the number of draw calls, but at the cost of the CPU constantly regenerating the vertex buffer each frame. Not reasonable to assume you could reuse the vertex buffer much from frame to frame as the specific meshes in view will change Yes frame coherence will generally keep the same meshes around. But again, to detect that case you are spending CPU time working out if the vertex buffer can be reused in whole or in part. I recognize the specifics will vary. But "in general" is it a best practice to dynamically create vertex/index buffer each frame, or is the cost of doing it each frame not worth the potential gain?


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Hi All, just upgraded to SW 2.0 and I'm loving it. One thing I do notice is that the ticketing interface seems to be a bit slow. I don't notice anything abnormal on the Server, CPU, HD, Ethernet are all quiet. Is there anything else I could check to help this out?
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Jan 9, 2008 at 11:52 UTC
Greetings Gedron,
I have not come across this being an issue. What version of Spiceworks are you on? The latest version is 2.0.17490. You can determine this by locating the copyright statement at the bottom of the page, the version will be to the right, you will not see this from the Community tab.
Jan 23, 2008 at 2:48 UTC
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I am also experiencing what appears to be random times when the Help Desk is very slow, especially when I update or close a ticket. I have version 2.0.17490 installed on my computer with a Quad-Core 2.66GHz and 4GB RAM; XP Pro. I primarily use Firefox and I haven't tested if there is a difference with IE. Any ideas?
Jan 23, 2008 at 2:49 UTC
I also meant to mention that I have it set to do a network scan at 4am every day, so I don't think that is a factor.
Jan 25, 2008 at 1:30 UTC
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I'd like to take a look at your log files. Can you send in a support request to email@example.com and reference this thread.
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Mar 14, 2008 at 11:38 UTC
We also see that tickets are very slow to save (30-60 seconds)
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