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The freelancer will receive an Excel list with prices to 31 stocks over a period of 3 years. You are asked to create an application, that performs analysis, using Excel and VBA. The number of analysis methods used should be dynamically selectable. The uploaded image shows an example for the GUI. The application should include the methods of technical analysis uploaded. The result of an analysis s...
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Producer Joel Silver, whose company is behind UPN's "Veronica Mars," has landed another pilot at the network called "The Lot." It will focus on young Hollywood as seen through the eyes of several twentysomethings who work at a studio, according to the Hollywood trade papers. Dana Baratta ("Dawson's Creek," "North Shore") is writing the pilot script and will executive produce with Silver.
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After predicting high levels of consumer confusion during the 2009-2010 flu season, MedImmune and Digitas Health created the website GoodToShare.com to provide clear, accurate information.
The concept was to recognize and celebrate that kids like to share things—food, toys, etc.—and to provide information about how to share safely without spreading the flu."Fun, creative, on target, interactive and multidimensional!" commented one judge. "This site does a great job educating."
Another judge applauded the site's creativity and multimedia elements, adding that it was "educational with a fresh approach for kids."Targeted were parents of children ages 2-18. The aim was to provide interesting, fun and valuable educational information about the flu and vaccination options, and to increase urgency to vaccinate. The site includes many outstanding elements, such as an interactive flu tracker map for users.
"Google liked the cause so much that they partnered with GoodToShare.com and offered their flu tracker map to show where there were flu outbreaks," said the agency.The site also features numerous videos and downloads. The videos are fantastic and include a series with children of various ages talking to the camera about the flu and about sharing. The Sesame Street character Elmo addresses prevention in another video. Additional content includes signs and symptoms, prevention tips, vaccination options, information about MedImmune, and articles by Parents magazine experts.
Results include more than 187,000 visits during peak flu season, a 70% interaction rate and a thank you letter from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agency also reported that 41% of visitors engaged with videos and 6% of visitors downloaded content.An Insight Express Survey revealed that the site increased intentions to act by 33%.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – 8/17/2016 (PRESS RELEASE JET) — We have seen the images and have heard the news reports over the past several months. Terrorists murdering innocent women and children under the guise of religious purity, police officers being targeted and killed in execution style, police officers shooting and killing unarmed people. Then come the funerals and the protests. Sometimes the protests turn violent as well. We hear the phrases, "Allahu Akbar," "Black Lives Matter," "Police Lives Matter," "All Lives Matter." "Is there an undeclared war going on against humanity?" asks Philip Jay, chairman of Favorfloat Corporation.
Jay quotes Dr. Martin Luther King, "We must develop and maintain the capacity to forgive. He who is devoid of the power to forgive is devoid of the power to love. There is some good in the worst of us and some evil in the best of us. When we discover this, we are less prone to hate our enemies." Based on these ideals, Favorfloat Financial Services, through its socially responsible division, The Humanity Appointment™, has pledged $2.5 million of free download of the Humanity Creed™.
Jay further explains that the words in the Humanity Creed help us refresh our memory on a daily basis that in this current climate of human suffering caused by acts of violence, we must STOP and realize that each person who suffers is someone's child, someone's mother, father, sister, brother or friend. Constant reiteration of the sayings of the Humanity Creed in our consciousness will help to deter one human being from doing harm to another human being.
Favorfloat Corporation, in subscription to the Humanity Creed, believes that the diminished humanity that we all experience during the hardships of everyday life can be reversed if we focus on our commonality. To save another mother from grieving, another father from a broken heart, another sister from sadness, another brother from tears, and a nation from yet another time of mourning, Favorfloat is encouraging everyone, including college students, to do their part to encourage daily affirmation of humanity consciousness by downloading the Humanity Creed for free as their cell phone wallpaper, or in a poster format to be a part of their office or home décor, available in eleven languages; English, French, Arabic, Spanish, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Swahili, Greek, Japanese, and Chinese, at https://www.favorfloat.com/about-profile/
"The Humanity Creed reminds you of who you are and softens your heart to reflect on your own humanity and partake in the belief and consciousness that we are all human and therefore ALL LIVES MATTER," concluded Jay.
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Foon wrote Heracles, about Greek heroes; Raft Baby, a l9th-century tale from the BC interior; and The Windigo, from an Ojibwa myth. Shadowdance, written by Sheldon Rosen and directed by Yurek Bogajewicz, was an innovation in children's theatre and provided a frightening glimpse of a medieval world.
In 1964, actors Françoise Graton, Gilles Pelletier and director Georges Groulx convinced the Jesuit school responsible for Le Théâtre du Gesù (a congenial amphitheatre) to finance their production of Racine's Iphigénie. Their idea was to produce a play that was part of the school curriculum.
The 'Royal Alex,' as it is known affectionately, was designed by John Lyle who, using New York's New Amsterdam Theater as a model, incorporated novel features such as air conditioning which required tons of ice and.9 m-thick concrete floors which made it Canada's first fireproof theatre.
Grand Theatre The original Grand Opera House opened amid a strong amateur and professional theatrical tradition on 8 Sept 1881 in the upper floors of the Masonic Temple at London, Ont. At its peak in the 1890s, the 2070-seat Grand was host to 100 companies and 300 performances annually.


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I wanted to share a few of my annoyances. First up is the bride and groom. Mark has a Christmas Village, which conveniently becomes a Winter Village after Christmas when it's February and I want him to take it down. "It's not a CHRISTMAS village. It's a WINTER village, so it can stay up through March."
One year, I wanted to be supportive of his love for gaudy holiday decor, and, really, the
Above, they are standing by the paper towels because Mark is allowing me to look at them but they can't go near the village.
My ass they can't.
But he has a point about the village being realistic. I mean, don't most places have gigantic pine cones that are the size of a cow?
Doesn't everyone eat gingerbread cookies half as big as their own bodies?
Aren't all of our doors half as tall as we are, or roughly the size of a gingerbread cookie? Aren't they? Aren't they?
So, yes, I do think the romantic couple have a place here. No they don't have coats because maybe they are going to take wedding photos and the bride couldn't find a cute furry stole to put over her gown. I have, of course, added the bride and groom to the village and we shall see how long it takes him to notice that I have ruined everything.
**UPDATE before I even posted!!! I went to take a picture of the lovebirds, because these pics have been sitting on my camera for a while. They are gone! Gone, people. I'm busted, and it almost feels even worse that he didn't say anything.**
So, now I'd like to talk about Evil Santa.
He's got the creepiest face, and I don't think Mark is particularly attached to him, but I'm scared of him. I'm genuinely frightened of him. I don't think you can get the vibes I get from him when you're just viewing on the computer. He's scary. He's Chuckylicious. He's going to murder me if I try to throw him away. He will keep reappearing in odd places after I put him in the trash bin outside. He will torment me and then he will kill me, so I just lovingly place him on the tree each year. Last year after Christmas, he ended up in a clear bin of ornaments, somehow facing out right where I could see him all year, just staring at me in the garage. *shudder*
"Nothing says Christmas like Muhammad Ali!" Those are the words I utter each Christmas as I pull out what is now my favorite ornament. But what is better than good ol' Cassius Clay on the tree?
Good ol' Cassius Clay in the
So, just for fun, here are a few short videos of the more annoying Christmas decorations we've got around the house. Funny, my dad and stepmom can be thanked for most of these. Therefore, I have specifically banned any new annoying decorations this year. To which my stepmom replied, "But if Mark sees anything over here that he wants, I can't say no!" At which point I started discreetly yet desperately looking around their house for things I needed to stuff under a couch cushion.
If you want the full effect of this one, please turn up your speakers as loud as they will go.
I had another video, but it mysteriously disappeared.
One thing our decor DOES have going for it, though, is our beautiful 12 foot Christmas tree. Although it's a pain to set up, it IS pretty awesome. And one thing that I love about it is that all the ornaments are, for the most part, different. It's not one of those trees where all of the ornaments are, say, red and gold balls. The ornaments are wonderful because each one is a special little treasure, many with special memories to go with them.
It's hard to even get a picture of the whole tree because it's so tall. As the years have passed, the built-in lights have failed, but we just add our own. And the ornaments on the bottom are not so well-distributed because one wee elf takes them off and then they just get stuck back on wherever is convenient.
I have been sitting on this post for days because I just didn't have an ending. I still don't. But it's got to end anyway. Goodbye. And Merry Christmas.


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The British Library has an extensive collection of published works by the English writer Graham Greene (1904 - 1991) including many first editions of his famous works. The finding list below, which primarily lists first UK editions of Greene's works in chronological order, is derived from Explore the British Library.
Fiction for children
Short stories
|Biography by Graham Greene
Works edited by Graham Greene
Selected bibliographies
Interviews with Graham Greene
Other sources of information include the following:
The British Library Manuscript Collections: Literary and theatrical collections
The British Library Sound Archive
Catherine Walston/Graham Greene Papers, Georgetown University Library
The Graham Greene Birthplace Trust
Graham Greene Collection, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Centre
UK National Register of Archives
The Man within. London: William Heinemann, 1929. Shelfmark: Cup.410.f.559
The Name of action. London: William Heinemann, 1930. Shelfmark: Cup.410.f.560
Rumour at nightfall. London: William Heinemann, 1931. Shelfmark: Cup.410.f.561
Stamboul Train. London: William Heinemann, 1932. Shelfmark: Cup.410.f.733
It's a battlefield. London: William Heinemann, 1934. Shelfmark: NN.21792
England made me. London: William Heinemann, 1935. Shelfmark: Cup.410.f.562
The Bear fell free. London: Grayson Books, 1935. Shelfmark: WP.10651/3
A Gun for sale. London: William Heinemann, 1936. Shelfmark: NN.25916
Brighton Rock. London: William Heinemann, 1938. Shelfmark: Cup.410.f.384
The Confidential agent. London: William Heinemann, 1939. Shelfmark: NN.30965
The Power and the glory. London: William Heinemann, 1940. Shelfmark: Cup.410.f.563
The Ministry of fear. London: William Heinemann, 1943. Shelfmark: NN.33994
The Heart of the matter. London: William Heinemann, 1948. Shelfmark: NN.38354
The Third man and The fallen idol. [Two Stories]. London: William Heinemann, 1950. Shelfmark: 012642.r.69
The End of the affair. London: William Heinemann, 1951. Shelfmark: NNN.1900
The Quiet American. London: William Heinemann, 1955. Shelfmark: NNN.7379
Loser takes all. London: William Heinemann, 1955. Shelfmark: NNN.5828
The Man who stole the Eiffel Tower. London: Privately printed, [1956?]. Shelfmark: C.193.b.48
Our Man in Havana. London: William Heinemann, 1958. Shelfmark: NNN.12422
The Comedians. London: Bodley Head, 1966. Shelfmark: Nov.7558
Travels with my aunt. London: Bodley Head, 1969. Shelfmark: Nov.14787
The Honorary consul. London: Bodley Head, 1973. Shelfmark: Nov.20103
The Human factor. London: Bodley Head, 1978. Shelfmark: Nov.35932
Doctor Fischer of Geneva. London: Bodley Head, 1980. Shelfmark: Nov.41603
Monsignor Quixote. London: Bodley Head, 1983. Shelfmark: Nov.51479
The Tenth man. London: Bodley Head, 1985. Shelfmark: Nov.1987/2719
The Captain and the enemy. London: Reinhardt Books, 1988. Shelfmark: Nov.1988/2030
Fiction for children
The Little train. Illustrated by Dorothy Craigie. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, [1946]. Shelfmark: 12828.a.70
The Little fire engine. Illustrated by Dorothy Craigie. London: Max Parrish, [1950]. Shelfmark: Cup.1253.de.75
The Little horse bus. Illustrated by Dorothy Craigie. London: Max Parrish, [1952]. Shelfmark: 12834.bb.46
The Little steamroller. Illustrated by Dorothy Craigie. [London: Max Parrish, 1953.]. Shelfmark: 12836.dd.11
The Living room: a play in two acts. London: William Heinemann, 1953. Shelfmark: 11784.aa.66
The Potting shed: a play in three acts. London: William Heinemann, 1958. Shelfmark: 11785.c.83
The Complaisant lover: a comedy. London: William Heinemann, 1959. Shelfmark: 11785.ccc.37
Carving a statue: a play. London: Bodley Head, 1964. Shelfmark: X.907/1445
The Return of A.J. Raffles: an Edwardian comedy in three acts based somewhat loosely on E.W. Hornung's characters in 'The Amateur cracksman'. London: Bodley Head, 1975. Shelfmark: X.908/40244
The Great Jowett. London: Bodley Head, 1981 (Originally written as a BBC radio play and broadcast on May 6th, 1939.) Shelfmark: X.950/9669
Yes and no, and, For whom the bell chimes. London: Bodley Head, 1983. Shelfmark: YA.1991.a.15562
Short stories
The Basement room, and other stories. London: Cresset Press, 1935. Shelfmark: 12626.v.41
The Third man and The fallen idol. [Two stories.] London: William Heinemann, 1950. Shelfmark: 012642.r.69
Nineteen stories. London: William Heinemann, 1947. Shelfmark: NN.37379
Twenty-one stories. London: William Heinemann, 1954. Shelfmark: 12653.bb.37
This collection includes four stories that did not appear in Nineteen stories. They are: "The Hint of an explanation", "The Blue film," "Special duties," and "The Distructors". Greene has withdrawn two stories which appeared in Nineteen stories. These are: "The Lottery ticket" and his unfinished novel, "The Other side of the Border".
A Sense of reality. [Four stories]. London: Bodley Head, 1963. Shelfmark: 11567.i.40
May we borrow your husband? and other comedies of the sexual life. London: Bodley Head, 1967. Shelfmark: X.909/9747
Babbling April. [Poems.] Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1925. Shelfmark: Cup.409.c.61
Journey without maps. [The narrative of a journey in Liberia. With plates]. London: William Heinemann, 1936. Shelfmark: 010093.ee.41
The Lawless roads: a Mexican journey..... With ten illustrations. London: Longmans & Co, 1939. Shelfmark: 010481.b.7
In search of a character: two African journals. [Comprising "Congo journal", containing material used in the composition of "A Burnt-out case", together with the journal "Convoy to West Africa".] London: Bodley Head, 1961. Shelfmark: 011879.e.11
Graham Greene Diaries:two travel diaries recording journeys to Panama, Nicaragua,Russia and Spain. Add. 70930.70931.[Manuscripts]
The Old school: essays by divers hands. Edited by Graham Greene. London: Jonathan Cape, 1934. A collection of school memoirs. Shelfmark: 08364.ff.52
British dramatists. London: William Collins, 1942. Shelfmark: W.P.10933/1(20)
Why do I write? an exchange of views between Elizabeth Bowen, Graham Greene & V.S. Pritchett, etc. London: Percival Marshall, 1948. Shelfmark: 11867.cc.37
The Lost childhood, and other essays. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1951. Shelfmark: 12360.ff.35
Essais catholiques. Traduction de Marcelle Sibon. Paris: Editions de Seuil, 1953. Shelfmark: X.108/10864
The Bodley Head Ford Madox Ford. [Edited by Graham Greene]. London: Bodley Head, 1962-. Shelfmark: 11567.g.3
A Visit to Morin. London: Heinemann, 1959. Shelfmark: Cup.407.i.18
Introduction to three novels. Stockholm: P.A. Norstedt and Söners Förlag, 1962. Shelfmark: X.908/3175
Victorian detective fiction: a catalogue of the collection made by Dorothy Glover and Graham Greene. Bibliographically arranged by Eric Osborne, etc. London: Bodley Head, 1966. Shelfmark: 2785.csa.5
Collected essays. London: Bodley Head, 1969. Shelfmark: X.908/17045
J'accuse: the dark side of Nice. London: Bodley Head, 1982. Shelfmark: X.950/37180
Getting to know the General: the story of an involvement. London: Bodley Head, 1984.
An account of Greene's friendship with General Oman Torrijos, President of Panama. Shelfmark: X.950/37159
Yours etc.: letters to the press. Selected and introduced by Christopher Hawtree. London: Reinhardt in association with Viking, 1989. Shelfmark: YC.1990.a.5334
Reflections. Selected and introduced by Judith Adamson. London: Reinhardt in association with Viking, 1990. Shelfmark: YC.1990.a.9454
Mornings in the dark: the Graham Greene film reader, edited by David Parkinson. Manchester: Carcanet, 1993. Shelfmark: YC.1994.a.51
A World of my own: a dream diary, London: Reinhardt, 1992. Shelfmark: YC.1992.a.2935
Articles of Faith:The collected Tablet journalism of Graham Greene. edited by Ian Thomson.Oxford.Signal,2006. Shelfmark:YC.2007.a.10901
Biography by Graham Greene
Lord Rochester's monkey; being the life of John Wilmot, second Earl of Rochester. London: Bodley Head, [1974]. Shelfmark: X.981/9189
Works edited by Graham Greene
The Best of Saki [H.H. Munro], selected and with an introduction by Graham Greene. London: The British Publishers Guild Ltd, 1950. (Guild Books, no. 423). Shelfmark: W.P.10101/62
The Spy's bedside book: an anthology, edited by G. Greene and H. Greene. London: Rupert Hart-Davis, 1957. Shelfmark: 12300.ff.12
An Impossible woman: the memories of Dottoressa Moor of Capri, edited and with an epilogue by Graham Greene. London: Bodley Head, 1975. Shelfmark: X.809/40316
Victorian villainies, selected by Graham Greene and Hugh Greene. Harmondsworth: Viking, 1984. Shelfmark: X.950/41959
The Revenge: an autobiographical fragment. [Barnet]: Privately printed, 1963. (300 copies printed.). Shelfmark: Cup.510.aa.7
A Sort of life. London: Bodley Head, 1971. Shelfmark: X.989/13262
Ways of escape. London: Bodley Head, 1980. Shelfmark: X.981/22697
Norman Sherry. The Life of Graham Greene. Vol. 1. 1904-1939. London: Cape, 1989. Shelfmark: ZH.9.a.152Norman Sherry. The Life of Graham Greene. Vol. 2. 1939-1955. London: Cape, 1994. Shelfmark: ZH.9.a.152. The Life of Graham Greene. Vol. 3. 1955-1991. London: Cape, 2004. Shelfmark: ZH.9.a.152
Michael Sheldon. Graham Greene: the man within. London: Heinemann, 1994. Shelfmark: YC.1994.b.6620
Anthony Mockler. Graham Greene: three lives. Arbroath: H. Mackay, 1994. Shelfmark: YA.1994.b.6692
William Cash. The Third woman: the secret passion that inspired 'The End of the affair'. London: Little, Brown, 2000. Shelfmark: YC.2000.a.3728
Selected bibliographies
Jerry Don Vann. Graham Greene: a checklist of criticism. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, [1970]. Shelfmark: X.989/20297
R. A. Wobbe, Graham Greene: a bibliography and guide to research. London: Garland Publishing, 1979. Shelfmark: X.950/11481
A F. Cassis, Graham Greene: an annotated bibliography of criticism. London: Scarecrow Press, 1981. Shelfmark: X.950/6474
Bernard Bergonzi, A Study in Graham Greene and the art of the novel.Oxford;Oxford University Press,2006.Shelfmark:YC.2006.a.21156
Department des Affaires Etrangeres, Republique d'Haiti. Graham Greene Demasque. Finally Exposed. Port-au-Prince,1968.Shelfmark:(w).LAS.e.254/3
Robert Gale,Characters and plots in the fiction of Graham Greene.Jefferson,N.C.:London:McFarland,2006.Shelfmark:Y.C.2007.b.1230
Richard Greene, Graham Greene. A Life in Letters. London:Little Brown,2007.Shelfmark: To be assigned
Shiko Miyano, Innocence in Graham Greene's novels.New York: Oxford:Peter Lang,2006. Shelfmark:m06/.39215DSC
Roston Murray,Graham Greene's narrative strategies:a study of the major novels. Basingstoke;New York:Palgrave Macmillan,2006.Shelfmark: YC.2007.a.12288
Paul O'Prey. A Reader's guide to Graham Greene. [London]: Thames and Hudson, 1988. Shelfmark: YH.1989.a.25.
Cedric Watts. A Preface to Greene. London: Longman, 1997. Shelfmark: YK.1997.a.1867
Interviews with Graham Greene
Marie - Françoise Allain (translated from the French by Guido-Waldman). The Other man: conversations with Graham Greene. London: Bodley Head, 1983. Shelfmark: X.958/16678
Henry J. Donaghy (ed). Conversations with Graham Greene. Jackson; London: University Press of Mississippi, 1992.
Includes: Père Jouve and Marcel Moré, "Table talk with Graham Greene", Dieu vivant, 16, 1949 and Martin Shuttleworth and Simon Raven, "The Art of fiction: Graham Greene", Paris review, 1, 1953. Shelfmark: YC.1993.b.3067
The Third man, a film by Graham Greene and Carole Reed. London: Lorrimer, 1969. (Modern filmscripts, no. 13.). Shelfmark: X.908/17569
Terence Rattigan. Outline treatment for a film adaptation of Brighton Rock,1947.Shelfmark:Add.74316[Manuscript]
Roy Boulting.3rd shooting script from the screenplay by Graham Greene and Terence Rattigan,1946. Add. 74317[Manuscript]
Our Man in Havana. Shooting Script. Shelfmark: CUP.410.c.68
England Made Me:lobby cards for 1972 film.London:National Screen Service,1972.Shelfmark:YD.2005.b.1498
Loser Takes All:lobby cards for the 1956 film. London?:British Lion Films,1956? Shelfmark:YD.2007.b.230
The Pleasure-dome: the collected film criticism 1935-40. Edited by John Russell Taylor. London: Secker and Warburg, 1972. Shelfmark: X.981/3664
The Spoken Word: Graham Greene: Graham Greene. London: The British Library,2007. Archive reference:1CD0275860


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WASHINGTON Pushback by the Securities and Exchange Commission is complicating a regulatory effort to investigate whether large asset managers should be labeled "systemically risky."
Chairman Mary Jo White and other top SEC officials have voiced skepticism of the idea, joining lawmakers from both political parties who suggest it is unnecessary. Their intervention has significantly bolstered efforts by the financial services industry to slow down the process by the Financial Stability Oversight Council to examine the issue.
"Everyone is throwing money at it," said Kip Weissman, a partner at Luse Gorman Pomerenk & Schick. "It's a big issue for banks. It's a big issue for asset managers."
SEC officials' involvement raises a critical question: How influential can a primary regulator be when it comes to designating firms it regulates as a systemically important financial institution? Although FSOC has already designated three insurance companies as SIFIs, there was no federal insurance regulator to weigh in on the matter.
The consideration of asset managers like BlackRock, Fidelity and Vanguard, which are overseen by the SEC, is the first test of the issue and may make it more difficult for the FSOC to act.
"One of the most forceful defenses is the adequacy of regulation already in place. And the most important advocate of that point is the regulator," said Thomas Vartanian, a banking attorney at Dechert LLP.
At issue is whether the $3.9 trillion asset management industry poses a threat to the economy and requires supervision by the Federal Reserve Board, which oversees any company labeled as systemically risky.
The asset management and banking industries have argued that unlike banks, money managers don't accumulate large risky positions on their own balance sheets. They say a far better approach would be to focus on regulating specific activities as opposed to designating a small group of large asset managers or hedge funds.
"The concern with a bank is that it has a run and everybody takes their money and liquidates their assets," said Oliver Ireland, a partner at Morrison & Foerster and former associate general counsel at the Fed. "By designating an asset management firm you could be precipitating a run. Even if it's an orderly withdrawal, the firm is going to shrink. It's not going to be a SIFI anymore. If you have a problem with an asset management firm, it seems it would be an activity problem, not an individual firm."
Lawmakers in the Senate have been sympathetic to those concerns, holding hearings questioning a report by the Office of Financial Research that suggested asset managers posed an economic threat. They also recently passed a bill that would change the Dodd-Frank Act to ensure that capital standards by banks would not apply to nonbank financial institutions named as SIFIs. (The House has not yet acted on the bill.)
But the SEC has also joined the fray. Speaking at an Investment Company Institute conference in late May, White came to the defense of asset managers.
"I don't think you are overreacting to the process," White said at the conference. "The issues are enormously important, I mean, on every side, so getting the maximum input from all constituencies" is important.
White's comments followed remarks by Mary Miller, the Treasury undersecretary for domestic finance, who days earlier said she had been a "little bit surprised" by the industry's "overreaction" to public statements made so far.
White and other SEC officials have bristled at the idea that the SEC shouldn't have primary oversight of asset managers, hinting that the Fed is the wrong supervisor for such firms.
In her speech, White argued that the SEC is the expert when it comes to overseeing the markets for stocks and bonds. The agency has also already begun drafting a plan to increase its oversight of asset managers.
"We do have the expertise, and it's something we are constantly putting in play before all the other regulators, some of whom do have the capital market expertise, but for the most part are banking regulators," said White. "It is enormously important for the FSOC, before it takes any decision to make certain it has the requisite expertise. A lot of has come and needs to come from the industry."
Other SEC commissioners, meanwhile, have expressed disappointment that they are effectively shut out of deliberations by the council. Under Dodd-Frank, the SEC's chairman has a vote on the FSOC, but the other commissioners do not.
Luis Aguilar, a Democrat, and Dan Gallagher, a Republican, have argued that they have had no input into the SIFI designation process.
"There is a real danger in that work being compromised if the full five-member commission is cut out of the process," Aguilar said during a speech in April.
To be sure, the FSOC could vote to overrule the SEC's objection. Under the financial reform law, designation of any nonbank financial firm requires a two-thirds majority vote by the council along with the approval of the Treasury secretary.
But any objection of the SEC's White, widely regarded as a credible and tough regulator, could make that vote harder unless the council amasses more evidence that asset managers pose a systemic threat.
"If it's going to be credible carrying out of its function than it needs to build a stronger case," said Ireland. "I think they would be better served to take a more methodical approach."
The council also has a number of options at its disposable aside from a systemic designation. FSOC representatives have pointed to other alternative approaches such as making recommendations in its annual report as well as utilizing its authority to urge action on the part of SEC. It could also stand aside entirely.
It is unclear which path the FSOC will take, but Treasury officials have already signaled a need to take a more cautious and thoughtful approach to the issue while sending the clear message that no conclusions have been drawn.
"There's no judgment that has been made," Miller said at a May 19 conference. "There's no outcome that's been predetermined. So we're not driving to any particular conclusion. We're trying to understand what risks there are to the market."
Some observers suggested that delay could persist for some time, noting the amount of lobbying being brought to bear.
"From that standpoint, you wouldn't expect quick action. I think you'll see more of the same," Weissman said.


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The present Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart was formerly entitled St. James. The hospital was in the adjoining building. On the lintels of several doorways can still be seen the shell that was the symbol of Saint James of Compostella.
It was doubtless in this hospital that Ignatius lodged when he came to Rome as a pilgrim March 29 to April 13 or 14, 1523. For in addition to serving as a hospital for the sick among the Spanish colony in Rome, it also had 22 beds for poor Spanish pilgrims. From the end of March to the beginning of May 1537, the companions of Ignatius lodged here, at first only the Spaniards, later all of the group. The rules of the Hospital forbade leaving bread or meat on the bed lest the rats chew the blankets.
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"First, You Cry." That was the title of a book by Betty Rollin about 35 years ago, detailing her fight with cancer, and it became the template for a series of memoirs and movies about plucky people fighting an awful disease.
But over the past few years, writers have added a second line: "Then, You Laugh."
The new approach -- as seen in everything from the film "Funny People" to the cable series "The Big C" -- is both to acknowledge the pain of a serious diagnosis and to accept the awkward humor that springs from clueless relatives, dopey doctors and a suddenly rebellious body.
While it's easy to connect the new "50/50" with "Funny People" -- Seth Rogen co-stars in both -- the inspiration comes from Rogen's friendship with writer Will Reiser. When Reiser was diagnosed with cancer, Rogen suggested he do a script.
That's a comic's classic philosophy -- it's not pain, it's material -- but it hasn't led to the sort of consistently truthful work it should.
The protagonist of "50/50" is just sort of snarky. Until he isn't. The chemo is reduced to one bout of nausea and some pot smoking. The truly outrageous idea, that you can use being gravely ill to get sympathy hook-ups for yourself and your friends -- as underlined in the movie's original, better title, "I'm With Cancer" -- is given short shrift.
That's too bad, because there's an even darker movie in here crying to get out, and to get past all the typical Rogen hey-bro, low-brow antics (and past a vague misogyny in which women are problematic, except the heroine, who is shy and uncertain and comes off like she's about 12).
The movie also has several good actors, pushing it along.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt has a charmingly sly, secretive presence on screen -- he always seems to be just about to tell us a wonderful joke -- and he's great as the afflicted hero, who can't believe he's gotten sick (he doesn't smoke, doesn't drink and is the sort of person who waits at "Don't Walk" signs, even when there's no traffic).
And it's always a pleasure to see Anjelica Huston -- although you wish she had been given more to do as Gordon-Levitt's worrywart mom. Anna Kendrick is very sweet as his therapist, too (although she seems more like an idealized kid sister than a real woman), and the great Philip Baker Hall shines as a chemo patient with a taste for invective.
There also are a few nicely subtle touches along the way (Gordon-Levitt ends up with a retired greyhound for a pet, whose closecropped, nervous face mirrors his own). And the Northwest locations add some freshness, as does an eclectic soundtrack.
But it all never quite comes together as well as it should -- and, for once, it may be that this film had not too few rewrites, but too many. The sort of things Reiser probably said after his first chemo session, his ugliest moods or most embarrassing fears -- those aren't really here.
And it's that kind of bracing honesty that patients depend on and audiences appreciate.
Note: Newhouse News movie critic Stephen Whitty wrote this review.
2.5 stars, out of 4
Snapshot: A comedy/drama about a 20-something cancer patient struggling to balance his life -- specifically, his love life -- with his recent cancer diagnosis.
What works: Joseph Gordon-Levitt shines as the impatient patient, and Seth Rogen gets the most out of the few jokes.
What doesn't: In the end, it is neither funny nor dramatic enough.
Starring: Gordon-Levitt, Rogen, Anna Kendrick, Anjelica Houston. Director: Jonathan Levine. Rating: R, for language throughout, sexual content and some drug use. Running time: 1 hour 39 minutes. Where: Canal Place, Elmwood Palace, Clearview Palace, West Bank Palace, Hammond Palace, Hollywood 9 (Kenner), Hollywood 14 (Covington), Grand (Slidell).


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Coffee Roasting Competition Award 2017
Conducted by The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria (RASV), the AICA is the first and only international
coffee roasting competition in Australia, receiving a
record 819 entries from 186 local
and international coffee roasters in 2017, including coffee from New Zealand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Canada, Greece, the USA and UK. •The AICA provides exhibitors wth the
"The AICA provides exhibitors wth the opportunity to benchmark products against industry standards, receive feedback from independent industry experts, market their beans wth a sea! of quality and promote their coffee through our Winning Tastes brand," said RASV CEO Mart O'Sullivan.
"The record-breaking number of entries into the 2017 AICA is a testament to the importance of the competition to the coffee roasting industry both in Australia and internationally."
A total of 247 medals were awarded including nine gold. 70 silver and 168 bronze, over three days of judging which took place at Melbourne Showgrounds from 8-10 March, with a panel of industry experts led by Head Judge Melissa Caia assessing the entries.
The awards were presented as a partner event of Melbourne International Coffee Expo (MICE).
Crema Of The Crop
It's almost clinical. Hip young things wearing crisp white lab coats lean forward earnestly. They hold wooden stirrers flecked with coffee, their eyes fixed on the glass vessel that gently gurgles its way through the brewing process. Unperturbed by the din of shoppers clutching their loot of mid-year sales, the baristas (or are they coffee technicians?) behind the counter at Sensory Lab are riding the newest wave of coffee sensation to steam its way into Melbourne. It's an experience.
Tiny tubes of perfume are waved under customers' noses before a fl avour profile is chosen and matched by a coffee that embodies the sensory elements of the chosen aroma. The resulting dark liquid is created without the help of the classic espresso machine that consumers are comfortable with. Rather, it's made using a double glass bubble vessel that fell out of favour in the 1960s, only to make a surprising resurgence in the late '90s – the siphon coffee maker.
Be it for the show it provides, attempting to weed out the subtle characteristics of elderflower, honey or lemon from a cup of coffee, or simply following a fad, speciality coffee has piqued Melburnians' interest. But not everyone is convinced.
Those weaned on the thick espresso crema of roast blends introduced by the Italians in the '50s and '60s can be likened to one-eyed Collingwood supporters: unwavering in their beliefs.
Domenico Crivelli is one of them. This year Crivelli celebrates 50 years in the coffee industry and was one of the driving forces in delivering espresso coffee and blended roasts to Melbourne. Seated alongside his son Dino in Dino's Camberwell roasting store, Coffee Max, it's evident the many years in the industry have not tarnished Crivelli's passion. He's animated when he speaks and there's an understanding that producing quality coffee isn't just a job, but a commitment.
"There's not much good coffee out there. It's sad, but you can't drink it," he says, sipping the sheen from the top of his coffee. "You can drink single-origin but it's not perfect. You can't get the same taste profile out of a single-origin as opposed to what you can get with a blend. It's a combination of all the different beans which creates the optimum taste."
Crivelli launched Coffex Coffee in Coburg with his father in 1958 after a hiatus in Italy, where he spent time with a coffee roaster. At the time, the coffee being introduced to Melbourne was made up of a blend of beans sourced from around the world and was often rich with robusta, known for its high caffeine content and bitter flavour. Melbourne's coffee culture was non-existent and for many Italian migrants becoming a coffee roaster was a process of trial and error.
"In the coffee industry you have to put all your love and your care into what you're doing," Crivelli explains in his thick Italian accent. "I can tell you to make that blend I put 20 per cent Costa Rica bean, 10 per cent Peru, 20 per cent Guatemala and so on. But that's not all of it because you have to know when to buy the coffee, where to buy it, how long you've got to keep it, and the way you roast it, the way you handle it. I could tell you the truth but if you don't know, you can ruin it as you roast it. It's something you just have to learn."
Crivelli's son Dino has followed in his father's footsteps. A third generation coffee roaster, Dino launched his own coffee label, Coffee Max, after his father sold the family business in 1995. He has since expanded his own business, opening a second store in Doncaster. "He was born into the industry, there's no two ways about it," Crivelli states, looking proudly at his son. Dino nods in agreement. "I remember school holidays and Dad would say 'oh no mate, get in the car and come to work'. There was no escaping it and at the time I wanted to hang out with my mates, but I always returned to it."
The duo has experienced a significant shift in Melbourne's coffee culture. Australia was, up until Italian immigration, a largely tea drinking nation, with only a minority reaching for the insipid instant coffee available in the market. But with the introduction of espresso coffee came a gradual shift in attitudes. "When I opened, it was about 95 per cent Italian coffee drinkers and 5 per cent Australian. Now it's the opposite, and the Australians, they tell you if the coffee is good or not. It's changed," Crivelli says.
"When Dad first opened he only served blended coffee roasts. Now, 80 per cent of my coffees are blends and two of them single origins," Dino says. "I believe you get a more rounded flavour from the blend, but the consumers are asking for single-origin."
Salvatore Malatesta, owner of dedicated coffee cafes such as Sensory Lab in the CBD, St Ali in South Melbourne and Outpost in South Yarra, has been hailed as introducing a ''third-wave'' coffee movement to Melbourne and becoming a mouthpiece for single-origin coffee. Usually sourced from just one geographical region and sometimes from just one coffee plantation, single-origin coffee is popular with consumers looking for a very specifi c taste.
"The work we do focuses on treating coffee like wine, with the spotlight on single-origin, singleestate and micro-lot coffees (sourced from a single field on a farm)," Malatesta says. "Our focus is on seasonality and never forgetting that coffee is a fruit. We have roast dates, not use-by dates on our coffee. We have pioneered some alternative brewing methods and have focused on customer education."
Giancarlo Giusti, one of Melbourne's most charismatic coffee roasters, fondly recalls the importance of educating the customer in the '60s when he and business partner Rino Benassi opened Grinders Coffee in Carlton. He sold the business in 2005, but Giusti is still a regular fixture in the original store.
"Coffee was in the hands of the Italians," Giusti explains, running his hands along the basket handles cradling the many varieties of coffee beans. "You had people you had to, not educate, but explain, and I was willing. When I first opened, most customers were Italian.
From the '80s onward other nationalities came along and I started explaining to them how I roast, how to drink, how to make." Giusti arrived in Australia in 1960 and immediately moved to Carlton, then the hub of the Italian community. Unlike the overabundance of cafes littered throughout Melbourne today, Giusti remembers only three or four in the Carlton area. "They were all Italians. But if you went to a shop that wasn't Italian, the espresso wasn't there," he says. "The coffee bars then were not for the normal people because they would say it was where the nasty people were, you know. It could be true, could not be true, I don't want to say. They did a lot anyway for developing the espresso coffee."
Just prior to opening Grinders Coffee, Giusti worked selling coffee for Mocopan, one of Melbourne's first coffee houses. It was there that he realised there was a gap in the market. "I was selling and improving the coffee," he admits. ''Selling to the restaurants and cafes, and I say, why shouldn't I open a shop, just coffee, like we have in Italy."
His first roasting machine was bought in '71 and was "a small one" with a roasting capacity of 15 kilograms. Slowly demand increased and Giusti was forced to take his roasting facilities away from his modest shopfront in Lygon Street. "I knew Melbourne's coffee scene would progress," Giusti says. "I could tell by how much I was roasting. Every year the demand was growing."
While the culture around coffee has shifted, it would be remiss to forget how far it's evolved in such a short time. "Giancarlo and Domenico, and even guys like Peter Bancroft and the DiMattinas, were pioneering whole beans and ground coffee in a market that was dominated by tea or inferior soluble instant coffees," Malatesta says.
"They were incredibly influential." Giusti is adamant that he is not a renegade, downplaying his role in the rise of coffee culture. "We have a saying in Italian: 'When the water touch your bum, you learn to swim.' When you are in business you learn, you move," the 80-year-old says, smiling. "I came to Australia because I wanted to improve my life, and thank God I did it. I'm not luckier than anybody else. Everybody has the chance to do something. I had it, I took it."
With Malatesta hinting at a fourth wave coffee movement, where brewing methods and quality machinery become opinion makers, coffee fanaticism appears only to be gathering speed. So can we expect to see the espresso machine packed up to make room for such equipment as Uber Boilers and Bunn Trifectas, and blends replaced by single-origin coffee? Unlikely.
Not while roasters like Crivelli continue to produce and develop quality coffee and bring the same conviction to espresso coffee he had 50 years ago. "In life you have to love what you're doing," he says, leaning forward over his coffee. "If you don't love what you're doing you're not getting anywhere. I love coffee."


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- Ashita Kulshreshtha answered 2 years ago
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ParNCL and ParGAL: Data Parallel Tools for Post-Processing of Large-Scale Earth Science Data
|ParNCL and ParGAL: Data Parallel Tools for Post-Processing of Large-Scale Earth Science Data
|Publication Type
|Conference Paper
|Year of Publication
|Jacob, RL, Krishna, J, Xu, X, Tautges, TJ, Grindeanu, I, Latham, R, Peterson, K, Bochev, P, Haley, M, Brown, D, Brownrigg, R, Shea, D, Huang, W, Middleton, DE
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|International Conference on Computational Science (ICCS 2013)
|Date Published
|Procedia Computer Science
|Conference Location
|Barcelona, Spain
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|Earth science high-performance applications often require extensive analysis of their output in order to complete the scientific goals or produce a visual image or animation. Often this analysis cannot be done in-situ because it requires calculating time-series statistics from state sampled over the entire length of the run or analyzing the relationship between similar time series from previous simulations or observations. Many of the tools used for this post-processing are not themselves high-performance applications but the new Parallel Gridded Analysis Library (ParGAL) provides high-performance data-parallel versions of several common analysis algorithms for data from a structured or unstructured grid simulation. The library builds on several scalable systems including the Mesh Oriented DataBase (MOAB), a library for representing mesh data that supports structured, unstructured finite element and polyhedral grids, The Parallel-NetCDF (PNetCDF) library, and Intrepid, an extensible library for computing operators (such as gradient, curl, divergence, etc.) acting on discretized fields. We have used ParGAL to implement a parallel version of the NCAR Command Language (NCL) a scripting language widely used in the climate community for analysis and visualization. The data-parallel algorithms in ParGAL/ParNCL are both higher performing and more flexible then their serial counterparts.


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- Huge Tokyo 2020 boost for SA Paralympians
- Team SA named for African Youth Games
- SASCOC condolences for wrestling fraternity
- SASCOC host breakfast of appreciation for NLC
- Team SA kit unveiled ahead of Commonwealth Games
- Wilson named in Team SA for Winter Olympics
- President's Voice – Gideon Sam
Dynamic Du Toit does it again
- Updated: October 5, 2010
New Delhi: Natalie du Toit broke her own Commonwealth Games record in the Para 50 metres freestyle to claim gold.
Du Toit, the Commonwealth champion in the event in Manchester in 2002 and Melbourne in 2006, needed a new Games record of 29.17 sec to win after trailing Australia's Annebelle Williams for 45 metres before securing a magnificent win.
Du Toit, who is swimming in her final Commonwealth Games and will retire after the 2012 London Olympics, showed all the tenacity that has defined her international career to give South Africa a second gold in the pool.
Earlier in the day Jean Basson carried on where Chad le Clos left off in the pool as he qualified fastest for Tuesday's prestigious men's 200m freestyle final on day two of the Commonwealth Games, but he could not replicate his form in the final and his time of 1.48.27 was only good enough for fourth place.
Basson's heat time was a quicker 1min 48.21sec, but his failure in the final means a disappointing return for South Africa in the 200m freestyle after Sebastien Rousseau and Darian Townsend were unable to reach the final.
Elsewhere in the pool this morning, Cameron van der Burgh, the bronze medallist in the 100m breaststroke from last year's world championships, qualified for the semi-finals later Tuesday seventh overall with a 1:02.13.
Van der Burgh was pipped to the wall by Australia's Brenton Rickard, but the result itself was not overly important ÔÇô it's all about getting to the next stage ÔÇô but the South African will be looking carefully at Australia's world 200m record holder, Christian Sprenger, who has emerged as a live gold medal candidate with a Games record 1:00.61 in the heats.
Natalie du Toit, aiming for her third successive S9 freestyle 50m Commonwealth gold, booked her place in Tuesday's final with a 29.82 performance that saw her top the list of qualifiers.
Roland Schoeman, the 2006 Commonwealth champion in the men's 50m butterfly, comfortably reached the semi-finals with a 23.76 swim in heat six, where he touched second behind the very capable Kenyan Jason Dunford.
Geoff Huegill, the Australian who won gold in the event in 2002, is back in shape after ballooning some 40kg in ÔÇ£retirementÔÇØ and the hard work in getting back to fitness has paid off, as he timed 23.66 in the heats and 23.45 in the semi-final.


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I remember when we all went to school and I absolutely had to have this Eastpack Backpack otherwise I was such a looser. Or even those TN sneakers which costed a fortune ! Hahaha.
Anyway I was following the movement back then !
Who said I'm not now ? This look made me smile because when I saw everyone wearing some Thrasher tee-shirt I was like "Oh maybe I'm gonna want one some day" and when I dressed up like I'm skateboarding (of course I suck at it) or even listening to the Blink-182 (I sure am!); I thought : Oh well today all I miss is wearing this new hipster tee-shirt!
So; actually for those who saw the Fjallraven backpack all summer and who are poor like me: this is a good alternative !
Haha not as chic, but very handy for only 14€: THANKS H&M.
Denim jacket Obey
Mad Vintage Thrift Yellow shirt
Skinny jeans from COS (old)
All black Vans
Beanie from Monki
Backpack from H&M (Divided)
Many thanks for the pictures Gabrielle! <3


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Realistic Feminine Rose Tattoo
This client came in with a quote on her ribs and a sketchy, poorly drawn rose . Lil transormed it into the lush, beautiful rose tattoo you see here! :)
Placement: Ribs
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By Franky Johnson
24/06/2016 - Its a known fact that cyberspace and the internet is not very good at keeping secrets. Someone got hold of some images of the 2017 Porsche Panamera ahead of its official debut next week and leaked them online. While that's bad news for Porsche, it's good news for petrolhead masses, because the next Panamera is pretty darn... pretty.
While the overall shape of the next-gen Panamera doesn't stray far from the car it replaces, the details make for a more cohesive overall package than before. It's clearly a Porsche, and obviously a Panamera (look, four doors and a hatchback!), but it's no longer bulbous or ungainly. Lighting front and rear is inspired by the latest 718 models, and the sleek bulging hood is apparently hiding a twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 engine. We expect a range of six- and eight-cylinder engines for production, along with a plug-in hybrid.
Inside, the only analog gauge we see is a tachometer, helpfully placed directly in front of the driver. A quartet of digital dials flank the throwback tach, but we can't see much past that. There does appear to be a good amount of space for the rear-seat passengers, along with what looks to be a touch-sensitive control surface at the rear of the center console. We expect similar capacitive buttons for the front occupants, along with a large LCD infotainment screen.The all new 2017 Porche Panamero's official launch is scheduled for June 28, 2016. More info then. :)


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Frida Mexican Cuisine
The worst restaurant experience I've suffered in twenty years occurred earlier tonight at Frida Mexican Cuisine at the Americana mall in Glendale, California. My sister's best friend chose this place for her birthday because she's a fool for celebrities and she's distantly related to Salma Hayek, the restaurant's owner. The birthday girl brought her brother, father, my sister and invited me as well. The birthday girl's father loves mixed driks and ordered a margarita. The first was weak on liquor, but he choked it down. The second tasted metallic. His shrimp tasted rubbery and flavorless. Birthday girl's soup tasted bad. A Mexican-style Waldorf salad was drenched in a nauseatingly sweet dressing and was lacking enough grapes and walnuts, let alone apples. I ordered the New York steak. After an hour it still hadn't arrived. After petitioning the waiter, our entrees finally arrived. My steak tasted like calve's liver. It came with french fries, even though I asked for rice and beans. I'm diabetic and ate minimally earlier in the day to keep a sharp appetite because I anticipated eating heartily. I sent the steak back. I couldn't force myself to eat it, despite my hunger. Everyone was unhappy and even after summoning the manager, they had the temerity to present us with the bill.
Lesson learned. Never go to a restaurant best known for its celebrity owner, celebrity chef or celebrity clientele. I never liked Salma Hayek anyway.
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SOURCE: Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares, Inc
October 18, 2016 13:00 ET
BIRMINGHAM, MI--(Marketwired - October 18, 2016) - Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares, Inc. (OTCBB: BBBI) ("the Company"), the holding company for Bank of Birmingham, today announced unaudited results for the quarter and nine month periods ended September 30, 2016.
The Company reported net income of $618,000 or $0.33 per common share for the third quarter of 2016 compared to net income of $512,000 or $0.27 per common share for the same period of 2015. Net income for the nine month period ended September 30, 2016 was $1,180,000 or $0.63 per common share compared to $1,388,000 or $0.74 per common share for the same period last year.
Chief Executive Officer, Rob Farr, issued the results and commented: "This was a very strong quarter for the bank and our core operations continue to improve. We reported a pre-tax, pre-provision ROA of 1.31% and experienced an increase of 28% in total assets. Loan growth remains robust, increasing $36 million over the past year and driving the expansion in our total revenue. On an adjusted basis, excluding one-time costs associated with the pending merger transaction, year to date earnings represent a record performance for the Bank."
Results of Operation
The Company reported net interest income of $2.666 million for the third quarter of 2016, a 14.8% increase compared to the same quarter of 2015 and 7.1% increase from the second quarter of 2016. Net interest margin for the quarter was 3.95% compared to 3.82% for the most recent linked quarter. The margin expansion was the result of additional fee income generated on the loan portfolio. Net interest income for the first nine months of 2016 was $7.554 million, an increase of 15.6% relative to the same period of 2015. The increase was the direct result of earning asset growth.
The Company provided $30,000 in provision expense during the quarter. Total provision expense for the year to date period ending September 30, 2016 was $845,000, compared to $525,000 for the same period of 2015. The increase is a function of charge off activity and net loan growth. A total of $833,000 in charge offs was recorded as of September 30, 2016; isolated to one problem loan that has been resolved. Total non-performing loans have significantly declined and represent 0.12% of the total portfolio at quarter end.
Total non-interest income for the third quarter of 2016 was $451,000, compared to $174,000 for the same period of 2015. The increase is a function of additional SBA loan sales during the quarter. For the year to date period ending September 30, 2016 total non-interest income was $891,000, a decline of $81,000 relative to the prior period. The decrease is directly related to the reduction in SBA loan volume.
Total non-interest expense for the third quarter of 2016 was $2.139 million, compared to $1.692 million in 2015. Year to date non-interest expense for 2016 was $5.793 million, an increase of $986,000 relative to the same period in 2015. The increase is related to the Company's growth, including costs associated with supporting additional volume and investments in new technology. Professional fees experienced a significant increase primarily due to one-time expenses connected to the merger.
Balance Sheet
Total assets as of September 30, 2016 were $301.6 million, an increase of $65.7 million from the prior year and 23.5% from December 31, 2015. Total portfolio loans reached $246.1 million at the end of the third quarter, an increase of $7.9 million on a sequential basis from June and 10.8% from December 31, 2015. The growth is a function of improved economic conditions, increased demand in the market and proactive business development efforts. The asset quality of the Company continues to improve and non-performing loans have declined $1.7 million in 2016. Total deposits as of September 30, 2016 were $274.9 million, an increase of $25.5 million from the second quarter of 2016 and 24.7% from December 31, 2015. The growth was the result of expanding existing relationships, greater visibility in our primary market area and success in executing core deposit initiatives targeting specific deposit customers. The Bank continues to be classified as well capitalized based on regulatory guidelines and is a recommended institution by Bauer Financial.
Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares, Inc. is the holding company for Bank of Birmingham, a full-service community bank serving Oakland County. Bank of Birmingham is dedicated to providing financial services to small and medium sized businesses (their owners and employees); professionals; and individuals who work or reside in the Oakland County market area. Every Bank of Birmingham customer has a relationship manager who serves as a single point of contact empowered to provide all the bank's services. Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares, Inc. Market Makers include Monroe Securities, Chicago; Boenning & Scattergood, Philadelphia; Stockcross Financial Services.
Forward-Looking Statements
This news release contains comments or information that constitute forward-looking statements (within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995), which involve significant risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements. Factors that might cause such a difference include: changes in interest rates and interest-rate relationships; changes in the national and local economy; demand for products and services; the degree of competition by traditional and non-traditional competitors; changes in banking regulations; changes in tax laws; changes in prices, levies, and assessments; our ability to successfully integrate acquisitions into our existing operations, and the availability of new acquisitions, joint ventures and alliance opportunities; the impact of technological advances; governmental and regulatory policy changes; the outcomes of contingencies; trends in customer behavior as well as their ability to repay loans; and other factors. The Company assumes no responsibility to update forward-looking statements.
(Unaudited Consolidated Financial Statements Follow)
Contact: Robert E. Farr Chief Executive Officer Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares, Inc. 248-283-6430
Contact: Robert E. Farr Chief Executive Officer Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares, Inc. 248-283-6430
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Jan. 18, 2011
Fullerton, Calif. -
Complete Release in PDF Format
Wed., Jan. 19 -- Long Beach State, Titan Gym (4,000), 7:05 p.m.
Sat., Jan. 22 -- UC Santa Barbara, Titan Gym (4,000), 6:05 p.m.
Tues., Jan. 25 -- at Cal State Bakersfield, Rabobank Arena (10,000), 7 p.m.
IN A NUTSHELL: The Titans (6-12, 2-4) are coming off a 1-3 road swing for two home games but draw the top two teams in the Big West Conference in long-time foes Long Beach State (11-8, 6-0) and UC Santa Barbara (10-6, 3-2). The game with the 49ers will be the 100th in the series between the two schools located about 25 miles apart. The meeting with UCSB will be No. 71, which ranks fourth in most games vs. Fullerton behind only UC Irvine (91) and Pacific (80).
AUDIO: Most Titan games can be heard live on the internet. Listeners may access the CSF Athletics home page at www.fullertontitans.com and follow the links. Mike Martinez is the usual play-by-play announcer.
VIDEO: ALL Big West Conference home games can be viewed on computers via BigWest subscription TV.
No. Name Ht. Yr. ppg a/rpg Quick Notes
G 21 Perry Webster 6-1 Jr. 8.6 5.4a Leads BWC in assist-to-turnover ratio (3.41:1); missed UCR w/concussion
G 3 Devon Peltier* 5-11 Sr. 13.4 1.9r Second in BWC in free-throw percentage at .893; sixth in made 3s at 2.00 pg
F 15 Orane Chin* 6-7 Jr. 13.8 5.9r Scored career-high 32 points on 13-of-22 shooting at Portland State
F 0 Andre Hardy 6-6 Jr. 13.2 10.5r Three double-doubles in six games; twice a rebound shy of two more
C 12 Jer'Vaughn Johnson* 6-6 Sr. 14.4 6.0r Career-high 14 rebounds in double-double at UC Riverside
G 11 Roger Guardia 6-4 Sr. 2.4 2.1r Season-high 14 pts. vs. USD, made all four 3-point attempts; started at UofA
G 13 Isiah Umipig 6-1 Fr. 7.1 1.5r Back-to-back season-high 19-point efforts at UCI and UCR
G 14 Orlando Brown 6-1 Jr. 3.5 3.2r Playing time increased to 42 minutes combined vs. Pacific and UCI
G 32 Eric Williams* 6-3 Sr. 1.2 1.4r Walk-on played solid 19 minutes including all of overtime in win at UCR
C 33 Sedric Martin 6-6 Jr. 3.2 1.9r Scored 13 points in first start of season at USC
F 45 Steve Jurich 6-7 Jr. 2.8 1.9r Got third start of season vs. Occidental
*letters earned
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LAST GAME: The Titans' run of success ended at seven consecutive wins at The Matadome as they were beaten decisively by CSUN, 89-65, on Saturday night. The Matadors shot 56 percent from the floor including 50 percent at the 3-point line and took control of the game with a 24-8 run over the final 9:28 of the first half, turning a 17-17 tie into a 41-25 advantage that was never seriously threatened. Andry Hardy, Orane Chin and Devon Peltier were limited to a single field goal each.
NO EXPERIENCE: With no two-years or more lettermen, the Titans field a roster that has a total of only nine seasons of Div. I experience (Johnson 3, Hardy 2, Chin 2, Williams 1 and Peltier 1) and only four of those are at Fullerton (Johnson, Chin, Williams and Peltier, 1 each). With Johnson and Hardy sidelined, the Titans took only eight healthy scholarship players to Oahu with a total of four seasons of Div. I experience.
BRUCE BOWEN TO GUEST: The former Titan All-Big West Conference forward and 3-time NBA champion with the San Antonio Spurs will speak at the Jan. 22nd Titan Hoop Club Chalk Talk prior to the UCSB game in Titan Gym. Admission is free and all fans are invited to the 4 p.m. event at the University Village dining hall north of campus at Yorba Linda Blvd. and Oxford Ave. Complimentary appetizers and soft drinks will be available. Brown is in his second year as a basketball commentator for ESPN.
THE COACH: Bob Burton is 129-104 in his eighth season at Cal State Fullerton and career. He has the most victories at the Div. I level and trails only Alex Omalev (139-176 in 12 years) all-time. Burton's winning percentage of .554 trails only Bobby Dye (.583, 109-78). He is 8-7 vs. Long Beach State including 4-3 in Titan Gym.
FRIENDLY CONFINES: Under Bob Burton, the Titans are 66-31 (.680) in Titan Gym including 35-4 (.897) in non-conference games. Fullerton had won its last 13 and 32 of the last 33 home non-conference games prior to the Dec. 22 loss to Montana. Fullerton's all-time Div. I Titan Gym record is 291-165 (.638). Fullerton also is 1-8 in regular season home games at the Anaheim Convention Center.
ROAD STRUGGLES: Under Bob Burton, the Titans had made dramatic strides as a road team before this year's 2-10 effort. They are 60-62 (.492) away from Titan Gym (includes 11-15 on neutral floors) from 2004-05 through the present. For the previous 10 seasons (1994-95 thru 2003-04) the combined road record was 30-115 (.207). With a 3-11 mark in his first season (2003-04), Burton's total CSF road record is 63-73 (.463).
ABOUT THE 49ers: Long Beach State (11-8, 6-0) has won six in a row since a 4-game losing streak with both skeins basically coinciding with the availability of guard Larry Anderson, who suffered a broken hand. The veteran starting lineup is led by point guard Casper Ware, the Big West assists leader (14.8 ppg, 5.74 apg), who beat Pacific Saturday night with a bucket with 11 seconds to play. T. J. Robinson (14.0 pg, 9.8 rpg) is second in the conference in rebounding and teammate Eugene Phelps (6.6 rpg) is fifth.
SERIES HISTORY: Long Beach leads the all-time series, 58-41, but the Titans swept last year's series and have won five of the last six meetings. In Titan Gym, Fullerton holds a 22-16 edge but the 49ers have won three of the last five.
SECOND-HALF WOES: The Titans are only 4-4 when leading at the half and in three of those wins it took a last-second reprieve to salvage a win after blowing a significant lead. At San Diego on Nov. 1, the lead was 55-48 with about 7 minutes to play before USD had a 10-0 run only to eventually miss three shots in the paint to take a lead in the final five seconds and then miss a trey at the buzzer to tie. Vs. Pacific on Dec. 30, the Titans led, 51-39 at 5:16 only to go scoreless until Devon Peltier's tie-breaking, lucky bounce 3-pointer with 00.4 on the clock. At Riverside on Jan. 8, the lead was 73-68 with six seconds to go but UCR tied it on a 3-pointer and two foul shots stemming from a technical foul for a "sixth" timeout. Fullerton is 2-8 when trailing at the half, rallying vs. Cal State Bakersfield and at UC Riverside.
GO FIGURE: Fullerton committed only 3 turnovers in the Dec. 30 win over Pacific, the lowest number in the Bob Burton Era and possibly a school record. The previous low for a Burton team was 7 (on 8 occasions). In records dating back to the 1982-83 season, the previous low was 4 vs. UC Irvine in 1988-89 and vs. San Jose State in 1987-88. But in the next game at UCI, Fullerton committed 24 including five on the first six trips down the floor.
LINEUP DIVERSITY: In 18 games, the Titans have utilized 11 different starting lineups, due in great part to the delayed arrivals of Jer'Vaughn Johnson and Andre Hardy, not to mention the absence of any returning starters other than Johnson from 2009-10.
Orlando Brown - playing time has diminished with the arrivals of first Jer'Vaughn Johnson and now Andre Hardy... but he played total of 42 minutes in back-to-back games vs. UoP and at UCI... started first 8 games of the season... averaged 29 minutes over first six games vs. average of 11 minutes over last 12 games with TOTAL of 16 points and 21 rebounds... twice has grabbed 9 boards in a game... usually guards opponents' top scoring threat... scored season-high 11 points vs. Cal State Bakersfield.
Orane Chin - out of double figures in back-to-back games for first time this season last week at Cal Poly (7 pts) and CSUN (5 pts), making only 3 of 16 shots... scored career-high 32 points at Portland State on 13-of-22 shooting (4 of 7 treys)... made the Rainbow Classic all-tournament team, averaging 22.7 points and 6.0 rebounds over 3 games... had 12 rebounds vs. Central Michigan... struggled against "twin towers," averaging 5 points (5-for-26 shooting) at USC (6-10 and 6-10) and vs. Montana (7-0 and 6-11) while averaging 15.5 points against everyone else... played small forward last year and started there for first time this year vs. Oxy.
Roger Guardia - after 6 scoreless games, scored 6 first-half points at Cal State Northridge on Saturday... he averaged 19 minutes over five games between Nov. 30 to Dec. 18 but has played a total of only 76 minutes in last 7 games... grabbed 9 rebounds at Montana and against USD had 14 points including 4-for-4 from 3-point line... had 2 points in first start at Arizona.
Andre Hardy - in first six games since returning from ankle surgery is averaging a double-double at 13.2 ppg and 10.5 rpg... after a rusty first half vs. Montana on Dec. 22 (in first game action since March, 2009, in the NCAA Tournament for Oral Roberts), had 11 points and 8 rebounds after intermission to post only the third double-double (11 pts., 11 rebs.) by a Titan this season... almost did it again vs. UC Davis with team-high 19 points and 9 rebounds in a starting role and had 17 points and 9 boards vs. Pacific before being ejected for "fighting" with 2:57 to play... missed game at UCI but came back with second double-double (14 pts., 10 rebs.) at UCR on Jan. 8 and had a third with 12 points and 10 boards at Cal Poly on Jan. 13... had season low 6 points (1-for-7 FGs) but career-high 14 rebounds at Northridge on Saturday.
Jer'Vaughn Johnson - only returning starter from last year...strained knee ligament in early practice session; released to practice again on Nov. 18 and debuted with 13 minutes off the bench at USC on Nov. 24... has been most consistent Titan player... second in Big West to CSUN's Lenny Daniel (.572) in field-goal percentage at .563... made all 7 shots and all 5 free throws in 19-point game at Portland State before fouling out with 1:16 to play... shot only .405 (17 for 42) vs. USC and Montana but is at .634 (59 for 93) against all others.
Steve Jurich - averaged 8 points and 2.5 rebounds in two starts in Hawai'i before back problem sidelined him... came off the bench at San Diego and played 21 minutes with 5 points and 5 rebounds... had season-high 7 rebounds at Montana... started again vs. Occidental.
Sedric Martin - had season-high 5 rebounds in 11 minutes at UCI after not playing at all in two previous games... got 5 more boards at Cal Poly... got first start at USC and made 6-of-9 shots against the Trojans' twin 6-10 towers and scored 13 points... hit two free throws at 3:39 to tie Hawai'i game at 70-70.
Devon Peltier - emerged from shooting slump two weeks ago (44 pts. on 15-of-28 FGs, 9-of-19 3's) at UCI and UCR but cooled off again last week (21 pts. on 5-of-19 FGs, 0-for-8 3's at Cal Poly and CSUN)...had 23 pts. at UCI and 21 at UCR with 6 points in OT... ... hit game-winning trey in final second to beat Pacific on Dec. 30... led the Titans with 15 points at USC and 20 at Montana and in between was most of the Titans' offense in the second half at San Diego, scoring 14 of his career and game-high 24 points... had 19 points in second USD win... led team with 19 at Arizona, making 4 of 6 treys... second in Big West in free-throw percentage at .893 (50-of-56).
Isiah Umipig - had quiet week at Cal Poly and CSUN (6 pts. on 2-of-12 FGs) after breakout performance the previous week... led desperate but unsuccessful second-half rally at UCI by scoring 16 points in final 6 minutes for season-high 19 points (5-of-5 FGs, 5-of-5 FTs)....started for injured Perry Webster at UCR and scored 19 again including 7 in first 4 minutes of second half to almost erase 8-point deficit and then back-to-back buckets in final five minutes when UCR had pulled within a point... "saved the game" for the Titans per Coach Burton vs. Occidental... came off the bench to score 13 of his then season-high 15 points before intermission including team's final seven of the period... hit game-tying trey vs. Central Michigan with 1:01 to play.
Perry Webster - missed UCR game due to concussion suffered late in game at UCI, where he had worst statistical game of the season with 4 turnovers and 3 assists... leads Big West in assist-to-turnover ratio at 3.41 to 1.0 (92 to 27)... began week sixth in the nation (leader was Darryl Shazier of Bucknell at 4.15-to-1)... after scoreless game at USC came back for season-high 17 points vs. Cal State Bakersfield and matched that vs. Occidental... matched it again -- all in the second half -- at CSUN on Saturday... has had zero turnovers in five of his 17 games including second USD win when he had 10 assists... also had 10 assists in double-double with 10 points at Portland State... scored only 5 points at San Diego but they turned a 58-55 deficit into a 60-58 lead on back-to-back possessions (2 free throws and a trey around his steal).
Eric Williams - walk-on played solid 19 minutes on Jan. 8 in win at UC Riverside and got season-high 5 points at CSUN on Saturday night... got first career start at San Diego as Titans went "big," starting him (6-3) in place of 6-1 Umipig, who had started against Montana State... hit first trey of season vs. Occidental... started again on Dec. 28 vs. UC Davis.


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Women's UGG Classic Short II Boots
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Short in height but not on style, the Women's UGG Classic Short II Boots from SCHEELS represent an update of a classic. One of UGG's most beloved silhouettes, this plush sheepskin boot has been updated with a Treadlite by UGG sole that provides better cushioning, traction and durability on wet or dry surfaces. Sheepskin insoles meanwhile provide supreme comfort wherever these boots take you.
These icons of casual style now have been pretreated to provide better protection against moisture and stains. The updated Women's UGG Classic Short II boots are ideal for cold-weather comfort outdoors. But they are so doggone comfortable you may find yourself wanting to wear them all the time, inside or out.
Featuring an 8-inch shaft height, this fun and functional boot comes in women's sizes ranging from 6 to 11. Choose from three colors, including chestnut, black and gray.
- Twinface and suede
- Pretreated to repel water and stains
- Sheepskin insole
- Treadlite by UGG™ outsole
- 8" shaft height