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Webfusion Web Hosting: Review & Summary
Webfusion began offering hosting services in 1997, and was a pioneer in the web hosting industry in the UK. The company offers a range of hosting plans to suit all kinds of users from those creating their first website to business users with complex sites. You can choose either Linux or Windows based hosting for all Webfusion's hosting plans. More advanced users can choose a Virtual Private Server (VPS) or a Dedicated Server account.
Webfusion's starter package is the low-price "Fusion Starter," which includes a free .co.uk domain, free set up, up to 20 GB of traffic, and 1.5 GB of disk storage space. Managing your hosting account is simple, with Webfusion's control panel. "Fusion Professional" is the next step up for more advanced users, and it includes everything you get with the starter plan, but disk space increases to 5 GB, and the traffic allowance is 50 GB.
For the business user interested in establishing or increasing a professional online presence, "Fusion Business" and "Fusion Developer" plans are ideal and still extremely affordable yet suitable for business with complex websites. These plans include all the features of Fusion Professional, but increase traffic allowance to 150 and 300 GB and disk space to 10 and 20 GB respectively.
Webfusion's hosting plans all include generous email mailboxes and advanced webmail facilities. Even the Fusion Starter plan gives you 500 mailboxes, and the number increases to 1000 for Fusion Professional, 1500 for Fusion Business, and a massive 5000 for Fusion Developer.
The Fusion Professional plan and up include protection against spam and viruses, and scripting is enabled, with advanced scripting available for Fusion Developer accounts. All accounts include marketing aids such as vouchers for Google AdWords and Microsoft AdCenter. An advanced Plesk control panel is available for all hosting plans. A generous discount applies to all Webfusion's hosting plans paid a year in advance, and for a very reasonable annual charge you can add an SSL package to reassure your customers your website is genuine and trustworthy, and their payment information and personal details are safe.
As your online business grows, you may decide to step up to a VPS account or a dedicated server, and Webfusion has a range of options for both. VPS accounts give you many more features and maximum flexibility, with much more data storage space, larger bandwidth, and unlimited traffic. Dedicated servers give you the most options and the greatest flexibility of all, either in a managed dedicated server or a custom-designed service to give you all the features your business needs and wants.
Webfusion is partnered with Host Europe for web hosting in Germany. Other brands making up Webfusion are 123-reg, Donhost, and SupaNames, so you know Webfusion is experienced in all aspects of web hosting. As you would expect, Webfusion services include around-the-clock support via the website and telephone.


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19 May 2016
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My name is Barry Wallace and I am a co-founder of The Good Agent. Below is a summary of what The Good Agent is all about, but if you want to contact me please do: barry[at]thegoodagent[dot]ie
For internet savvy, cost conscious people who want to let or sell their property, The Good Agent is an online estate agent that provides a low cost, flexible solution that gives the customer complete control of the letting and selling process.
Unlike traditional estate agents we do not charge high commission rates for an inflexible service. We charge one low fee and only charge for the services the customer uses. If they want to do their own viewings… they save. If they want to provide their own photos… they save. If they want to handle negotiations themselves… they save. We offer the first truly customer focused estate agent service.


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Halloween was so much fun with the girls this year! We had a blast at the ward Trunk or Treat on Saturday Night. Madison got the hang of the candy thing pretty quick. On Monday Abby had a party at Preschool and dance class and then we went out on the town trick or treating! They girls had so much fun looking going door to door and picking out their treats. When they got home they had fun looking at their loot! Madison opened all the suckers a gave them just one lick and then handed them to me! Abby had to line up all her candy in rows to get a proper look. Love these cute girls! xoxo Lindz
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Halloween with the Gonzales Family
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Gonzales Family Pictures 2011
In October the Gonzales Family all got together to get family pictures taken. I think they turned out pretty cute! I especially love my little girls but I am a bit biased! xoxo Lindz
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Madzilla Turns Two Years Old....
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Abby's First Day of Preschool
I am a couple week late on posting for preschool but here it is! Abby had so much fun at her first day of preschool. Mommy helped out in the classroom while Miss Kymm had a parents meeting upstairs! Abby's best friends Maelee is in her class and they have so much fun together. Even little sister Madison got to enjoy playing in the classroom with sister! I cant believe Abby will be starting Kindergarten next year! Crazy how fast they grow up! xoxo Lindz
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Roylance Family Reunion
The Roylance family Reunion was at Sunrise Ranch by Burley, Idaho. Darren took the girls on the trip without mommy this year.They had so much fun playing in the water and going down the water slide. Abby stole the show singing karaoke later that night.
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Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Camping with the Gonzales family at Pineview Res.
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We remember
We rebuild
We come back stronger
– President Obama (Message left on One World Trade Center steel beam)
That last sentence by President Obama is spot on. New York City came back stronger, One World Trade Center and the One World Observatory is quite impressive. Almost 14 years later after that fateful day on September 11th, 2001 One World Trade Center opened its doors to the public for the first time. What an impressive accomplishment by the men and women who build the tower. I was fortunate enough to go up there on opening day. It was a long wait, but it was well worth it. If you are visiting New York, definitely take the time to visit One WTC and the Observatory. You'll have three floors (102nd, 101st and 100th) to explore magnificent 360 degrees view of the city.
Below are the photos that I took with the Leica M-A, Summicron 35/2 and Kodak Tri-X 400. The photos were developed (XTOL) and scanned (Pakon) at home. It's somewhat ironic, because I bet that prior to 2001 most photos that were taken on the old observation deck were with film cameras. It's tough to take a film camera with you nowadays, because it has to go through an x-ray machine for security reasons. Luckily none of my photos was impacted. Some of them show a bit of window glare/reflection.


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by Rick Warren
"Where jealousy and selfish ambition exist, there is disorder (unrest, rebellion) and every evil thing" (James 3:16a AMP).
The number one thing that holds you back from God's purpose and mission for your life is a very subtle sin. It's not lust or pride or anger. It's not worry or fear or discouragement. In fact, you would probably never even think of it because it is so insidious we don't realize its damaging effect on our lives.
It's envy.
When you envy other people, you are so fixated on what you don't have and what you are not that you totally miss God's plan for you.
You need to understand the four ways envy damages your life so that you can eliminate it from your life.
Envy denies your uniqueness. Psalm 139:13-16 says, "You made all the delicate, inner parts of my body and knit me together in my mother's womb …. Your workmanship is marvelous …. You watched me as I was … woven together in the dark of the womb. You saw me before I was born. Every day of my life was recorded in your book. Every moment was laid out before a single day had passed" (NLT, second edition). Envy blinds you to your own giftedness and uniqueness. But God didn't make you to be like somebody else. God made you to be you.
Envy divides your attention. You cannot follow God's purpose and focus on other people at the same time. You get a divided allegiance, and then you don't get anything done in your life. Jesus says in Matthew 6:24, "No one can serve two masters. For you will hate one and love the other; you will be devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and be enslaved to money."
Envy wastes your time and energy. Ecclesiastes 4:4-8 says, "I have also learned why people work so hard to succeed: it is because they envy the things their neighbors have. But it is useless. It is like chasing the wind …. Here is someone who lives alone. He has no son, no brother, yet he is always working, never satisfied with the wealth he has. For whom is he working so hard …? This is useless, too — and a miserable way to live" (GNT).
Envy leads to every other sin. Envy can destroy everything and everyone around you. The Bible says, "Where jealousy and selfish ambition exist, there is disorder (unrest, rebellion) and every evil thing" (James 3:16a AMP). At the heart of the problem is a problem of the heart. Envy is a heart problem. Any time you envy you have gotten your worship misguided, because envy is a form of worship. It says, "I desire that. I want that. I love that. I want to live for that." That's called worship. And any time that item is not God, it becomes an idol. If you're going to eliminate envy, you have to ask, "What am I worshiping? Am I worshiping God and his grace in my life? Or am I worshiping what I want from other people?"
PLAY today's audio teaching from Pastor Rick >>
Talk It Over
In what small ways have you let envy creep into your heart? What have been the larger effects?
What can you acknowledge about yourself that will help you stop envy from blinding you to your giftedness?
How does your view of envy change when you consider that it is a form of idol worship?


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Hey future Rockstar!
I just wanted to take a minute to tell you how beneficial it is to learn how to play a REAL instrument. With so many synthetic sounds in music today, it seems that real instruments, like the guitar, piano, and drums, can get lost in the fray of computerized sounds and sampled music.
Much of the music made with computers does not have a unique sound, and takes away from the individual way a human plays an instrument. Musical video games such as guitar hero also take away from the delicacy and artistry it takes to play a finely tuned instrument by making kids simply tap on buttons, never really teaching them how to play outside of the TV screen.
Here are 3 benefits of learning to play a real instrument:
Creativity and Improvisation – Kids grow up in an environment today where information is laid out before them through technology, educational video games, and text books. There are multiple studies proving that creativity is extremely beneficial in the learning process and stimulates the mind to think outside the box. Once kids learn the basic steps to jamming out on, let's say their guitar, they can learn to create and compose their own music, sometimes on the spot. By using improvisation and creativity in creating music, kids learn to think quicker on their feet rather than simply following universal directions or pounding on buttons to find out about the world.
Hand Eye Coordination and Brainpower – Not only do instruments like the guitar encourage creativity and improvisation on the right side of the brain, they can also to help it function more quickly and efficiently on the left side of the brain. Hand to eye coordination increases greatly as the student progresses, giving kids quicker reaction times, higher focus on problem solving and correction of mistakes, and a fun and stimulating way to work the "muscles" of the brain. Musicians have to be highly intelligent, and some of the most brilliant minds are those that involve themselves with music production and play.
Developing a sense of self, while still having fun – Kids grow up in a world where they are all taught the same things in the same ways, and have little say in what they learn up until college. By learning an instrument at a young age, it gives them something fun and stimulating to do, while giving them a sense of individuality in the sense that they can express themselves while "rocking out" to any song they choose to learn or create. No computerized sound compares to the twang of a real guitar or the deep thunder in hitting a drum. By giving them this chance at self expression and betterment of self, we can help kids create their own unique way of learning and progression, giving themselves a higher level of confidence and a stronger will to learn new things in their own ways.
In my opinion, these three things are vital skills to any child trying to grow up in a competitive world where life can be very tedious and monotonous. Music can relieve the stress of daily life and open kids up to succeed in a fun and stimulating way, allowing them to create their own path and realize a better understanding of themselves. Music is about movement and progression, which is exactly why learning a real instrument can give them the hands on experience needed in a fast-paced world. My advice? Rock on!
Simon N. is a RockHome Instructor that specializes in teaching guitar, bass guitar, and drums in Los Angeles, CA. Simon holds an associate degree in guitar performance from the world-renown Musician's Institute in Hollywood, CA. He is currently involved in multiple rock based music projects in the Los Angeles area.
PS: See firsthand how learning a real instrument can benefit you today by signing up for a FREE 30 minute trial lesson here.


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I believe blogging is the long-term answer to winning on so many levels. But anyone can "blog." Anyone can call themselves a writer. What makes your business different, what makes you stand out?
In one word: Relationships.
I'm guilty of putting too much focus on a few things:
- Working too much on the services pages on my website.
- Focusing too much on having conversations on platforms that aren't where my target customer exists.
Not only that, but I even had a phase where I was working hard to get people from social media to my website. Why did I want to get people on my website?? So I could tell them about my services I thought. So they knew how they could work with me I thought.
No. That's NOT that answer.
The way I see it there are two things I–and anyone who conducts business at the B2B level can do better to promote their business, namely:
1. Blog Consistently
Oh my goodness, this is a big one. I am so guilty about spending too much time on things that aren't as important as this. By distributing valuable content through your blog you're setting yourself on a path to growing relationships and establishing new connections. Consistently modifying your services pages is just dead time. If people know, like and trust you they will reinvest in you, and find a way to make it work.
2. Focus on building relationships on LinkedIn
This is a biggie, especially for B2B. Just writing about this makes me want to hop on LinkedIn right now and grow my reputation. (Know of a group in the Denver Metro I might be interested in? Hit me up here.)
My Action Plan:
*Join local B2B networking groups on LinkedIn
*Use TrustRadius to find tools to reach out to relevant businesses easier
*Start asking and answering questions that are 'hot topics' in the online marketing industry
By joining the conversation on LinkedIn —the most powerful B2B social network—I'll learn quickly what I should be writing about on my blog and the two will feed in to each other. I'd encourage you and anyone hoping to grow their B2B business to do the same!
So there you have it. By shifting the focus from the internal mindset of "this is what I can do" to the external "this is how I can help you" you and me will be well on our way to building lasting relationships. Your online reputation has the power to take the conversation from social to your blog and vice versa.
Stay active, stay present, and start blogging!


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Loud Krazy Love
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The special captures the award-winning country-music legend while performing the first live concert ever held at the legendary Notre Dame ...
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Our engineering contracting business serves infrastructure, housing, industrial construction, and municipal engineering projects.
CITIC Construction, wholly owned by CITIC Limited, is an integrated engineering services company providing management and engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services on large industrial and civil infrastructure projects. It has a global presence at Africa, Latin America and Central Asia as well as the expanding operations in European markets and within China. Through the successful delivery of large-scale projects important to the lives of the communities in which it operates, the company has established a strong brand and reputation. It is widely regarded today as a highly successful Chinese enterprise.has projects, ongoing and completed, in 14 countries including Australia, Brazil, Burma, China, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, South Africa.
CITIC Limited owns 100% of CITIC Engineering Design & Construction which is a municipal and architectural engineering design and management company. It owns a number of patents and has helped set national standards and specifications. It is a top player in China in terms of municipal engineering design with a Class-A design engineering institute in China.
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If you've already got a college degree, and you're thinking of going to graduate school and getting your Master's of Business Administration, then you need to be prepared for the most common essay questions that applicants to MBA programs face. Much like a law school essay, the business school essay is required for a more personal glimpse of the applicant. While there's no guarantee that the school you're applying to will ask you to write an essay on any of the questions below, the odds are very high that they'll ask at least one of them. Some will ask you to write more than one essay. Here are the most common essay types, and some tips on how to write a good essay to enhance your chances of getting into business school.
The most common essay question for prospective MBA students is Why Do You Want To Get An MBA Degree From Our University? Everyone has their own reason for wanting to earn an MBA, and for a lot of people it boils down to the fact that having an MBA will enable them to earn a lot more money over the course of their career. And while there's nothing wrong with that motivation, that isn't what admissions committees want to hear. And the question usually won't be that short and sweet, although it will essentially boil down to your reasons for wanting an MBA. Usually you'll be asked to describe some past accomplishments, and what your goals are for the future, and how you envision an MBA helping you to accomplish those goals. They want to know where you've been, where you're at, and where you're headed. You really need to have this thought out before beginning the essay, because this question is often the make or break one for admissions committees. If you write in vague generalities, and seem to have no clear goals in mind for wanting to pursue an MBA, you run the risk of them not even finishing your entire essay, and winding up immediately in the rejected pile. So be clear, firm, and direct, and have one or two specific goals that you aspire to that you can write about with enthusiasm. Write briefly about a couple of your more significant achievements in the past, then move on to what motivated you to pursue an MBA degree, and then describe what you hope to achieve once you've graduated with your MBA. And don't swing for the fences on that part-you'll want one, or at most two, specific career goals to write about. You'll also want to make it clear that your somewhat familiar with the school's program, and that you're knowledgeable about some of the faculty and a few of their more distinguished graduates, without coming across as obsequious-just let them know that you have some awareness of their school and its program. Break it down like that, and it's a lot simpler. The main thing is to demonstrate that you've done some important things in the past, and you have important, specific plans for the future. Do that, and be direct and avoid vagueness and generalities, and you'll have an edge on a lot of your competition.
Another common business school essay question is How Will You Contribute To And Diversify Our School? Again, that's the short and sweet version-what you're likely to see will be much longer and broken down into two or more sections. But that's the gist of it. This may sound somewhat similar to the previous question, but it's not the same thing. That question was more outward oriented, wanting to know about your experiences and goals. This one is inner directed. It's asking who you are, what makes you tick, what things are important to you and fill you with passion. Everyone in the universe is unique. In what ways are you different from everyone else? What sets you apart from the crowd? What drives you? What excites you? What qualities do you have that will enhance the business school experience for everyone involved? This can be a bit tougher to answer than the previous question. Some people are good at introspection, but many of us are not. They say the unexamined life is not worth living, but many people would disagree. What is certain is that the unexamined life is going to be a hindrance to your earning an MBA if this question comes up. So take a good long look at yourself. Ask yourself what you consider important, what you care about. Often we need an objective observer to help us with this. Talk to your friends and family. Ask them how they would describe you to a stranger. Ask them what kind of person they consider you to be. A leader? A thinker? A doer? A team player? An individualist? Take what they give you and work with that. Of course, you may not need to get anyone's opinion. If you know exactly who you are, then put it into words. If you're radically committed to social justice, write about it. If your libertarian heart beats for even increasing liberty for all, then put it into words. But don't try to fake it. Insincerity on this question is tough to pull off, and will probably be seen right through. Know who you are, and share it with the admissions committee.
Another common essay on business school applications is What Are Some Of Your Accomplishments? You'll want to have at least two, and possibly three, to write about. Give this some thought, because this is an area where you can really set yourself apart from the run of the mill applicant. And the things you write about don't have to be earth shattering. What's important is that you chose something significant to yourself and saw it through from beginning to end. Did you organize and complete a voter registration drive? Did you prevail upon local authorities to improve the city park system? Did you take your company department or division from the cellar to first place in your region in a couple years? Have you had any articles published, even in small publications? Whatever you've done that you're proudest of, write about that. You don't want to boast, but don't be self effacing either. Just state what you did in a matter of fact tone. If you won first prize in a state or national competition, say it; you certainly don't want to hide it, but just don't dwell on it. They're asking for this information, so this is no time for modesty. And if you've had to overcome significant adversity to get where you are today, be sure to include that. You're not asking for a pity party, but if you completed college in four years while being confined to a wheelchair, that's quite an accomplishment in and of itself, and the committee will want to know about it. So be yourself, and be honest, but don't be embarrassed to make your best case and let them know that you've done something with your life. This is what they're looking for. An applicant who's been able to accomplish things is likely to continue to build on their accomplishments after graduation, and that's the kind of student they're looking for.
Another question you'll be asked on a lot of business school application essays is How Have You Demonstrated Leadership In The Past? Typically, you'll be asked to give two or three examples of when you took a leadership role in your life. These can be small things or large; what's important is that you demonstrated some initiative in taking charge and leading people in a common task. Have you headed up any political campaigns? Have you run for or held student government positions? Have you organized a litter clean up effort in your neighborhood? Have you suggested projects at your company and then led a team effort to fulfill the project? All of these are leadership efforts, and you should be able to think of many times in your life when you've done something similar. If you have trouble answering this one because you don't think of yourself as the leader type, then you should stop and give serious consideration as to whether you're really cut out for business school. Business schools graduates usually wind up in management, and you can't manage people if you can't lead them. Leadership is an important quality for MBA holders or seekers, so give this question some serious thought. You'll want to come up with your best leadership efforts in the past to write about.
Another topic you may be asked to address when applying to business school is A Time I Failed And How I Learned From It. If you're like most people, you have some embarrassing events in your past where you just didn't perform, get the job done, or live up to your promises. On this essay, you'll pick one and write about it, and the lessons you've learned from it. It's best to pick something fairly recent, as writing about not finishing your 8th grade science project will make it look as if you're saying you haven't failed since then, and since you're human, that's not possible. Another thing to keep in mind-refrain from writing about personal or moral failings. That's not the sort of thing they're looking for with this question, and writing about something like that would not only quite possibly shock the readers, but it would also reveal a serious lack of propriety and discretion. But we're all human, and so we all have plenty of instances we can write about without revealing embarrassing personal information about ourselves or others. And don't beat up on yourself; just as in the essay about accomplishments, this essay should be written in a matter of fact tone. This will reveal that you're aware of your shortcomings and can face them honestly, as well as learn from them.
Another common essay question on business school applications is Who Is Your Role Model/Who Has Greatly Influenced You? By seeing whom you respect and try to emulate, the university will get a better picture of what kind of person you are, and what kind of student you'll be. Generally, this shouldn't be someone famous, but someone you actually know. If you do happen to know someone who's famous, and they've been a big influence on you, or they're your role model, it may be alright to write about them. The trick will be to pull this off without sounding like you're namedropping. If you don't think you can manage that, then it would be best to write about someone else. It could be a teacher, a parent or other relative, someone you've worked for, someone you know who's devoted their life to a worthy cause. But it should be about a person you actually know well. The only exception to this would be if your life has been profoundly changed by reading a book by or about somebody-in that case, you may write about that person, but it has to be authentic. Your first choice should always be someone whom you've personally interacted with. In the essay, talk about the person and your relationship with them. Then describe some of the character qualities that you respect about them, and that made them your role model or influence, and give some examples of how they live out these qualities in their everyday life. You shouldn't grovel or fawn, but simply communicate your profound respect for this person and what they've done to earn it.
The Moral Quandary is another topic you may be asked to write about when applying to business school. For this type, you'll be asked to describe a particularly difficult situation you've faced which was impossible to resolve without hurting someone's interests, or violating a moral code. In other words, a situation for which there was no good resolution, and which couldn't be sidestepped, and you had to make one of two difficult choices. It's a bit more complicated than just having to solve a difficult problem, or having to choose between "the lesser of two evils." What you'll want to communicate here is that you're able to understand that life isn't perfect, and that sometimes a person has to do something they'd rather not do, but which has to be done. Furthermore, you'll want to illustrate that you looked at the problem from all sides, and considered the impact that both decisions would have on all parties involved. You'll then describe the decision you made, and write about your reasons for doing so. The Moral Quandary essay is a bit more difficult one than most of the others, and you should really give this some thought before writing it. One thing that really needs to come through in your essay is a sensitivity to the needs and desires of others.
The last essay type you're likely to run across is the This Is Your Life sort of exercise. Far more personal than the other essay types, this one may ask you how you've grown as a person since you graduated from high school, or what major life goals you've chosen for yourself. You may be asked to describe your family life growing up and talk about how that experience helped shape you into the person you are today. Or you may be asked to write from the perspective of the end of your career, and asked to look back and talk about what your proudest achievements are, what you would have done differently, and what you've learned about what's really important in life. All of these questions are just roundabout ways of asking what kind of person you are-what are your values, how you view yourself and others, and where you see yourself going in life. Everyone has changed in many different ways between high school and business school; for this question, you'll want to stress a couple major changes in yourself and what precipitated them, and how your life is different as a result. If asked about your family, be honest, but not disparaging or fawning. If you grew up in a chaotic or broken home, talk about it, and how going through that experience made you more independent and resilient. Again, this type of essay is a chance for you to reveal a bit more about yourself than it's possible to do on the other types. You don't want to give too much information, or try to make people feel sorry for you or give the impression that you have an extremely high opinion of yourself, but you do want to do a bit of self revelation. Don't be abrupt, and make it clear that you've given these matters a lot of thought.


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Marianne Trudel Shines at Jazz at the Gallery
Create the right set of conditions and magical things can happen.
Such was the case on Sunday afternoon when Montreal pianist and composer Marianne Trudel, working with Victoria musicians Sean Drabitt (bass), Kelby MacNayr (drums), Anne Schaefer (vocals), and Alfons Fear (trumpet) produced jazz magic at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
Condition #1: a gifted pianist and composer with a truly transcendent vision.
Condition #2: supporting musicians able to rise to the challenge.
Condition #3: an audience that can really listen.
All three conditions were in place, along with an acoustically responsive room that allowed everyone to play unplugged, including Drabitt, who, in the sound check before the show, was able discard his amplifier after he found a sweet spot on the stage that produced all the presence he needed from his double bass.
The result: sublime music that transported the 80 or so people who chose jazz over hockey on the final day of the Olympics. (Trudel said she was amazed to see a full audience, joking that this might be the first time in Canadian history that a jazz concert won out over an important hockey game).
Trudel's music has all the spirit and freedom of our national game, blending, as it does, classical, jazz, and free improv elements to create open, spacious musical landscapes filled with movement, drama, and colour.
Colour is the right word, since her compositions – one of which was acknowledged with a major prize at the Montreal Jazz Festival not long ago – are more akin to paintings than "tunes." Using complex harmony (she favours seven note chords), varied rhythms, lyrical lines that really sing, and an unbounded musical imagination, she creates atmospheric pieces that capture time and place beautifully, whether it be a snowfall in the small Quebec village where she grew up (Mots d'hiver) or the joy of traveling on the open road (Sur la route).
Trudel values jazz for its potential to create great music in the moment and was quick to acknowledge the audience's role in this process, saying that when the audience is listening, "music can really happen." After the show she told me it was a treat to be able to play acoustically for such an appreciative group.
On stage she also acknowledged the role of the musicians supporting her. Clearly moved by their rendering of M, the very first piece they played, Trudel noted that she, MacNayr, and Drabitt had never played the piece together before, a testament not only to their skill, but also to the power of jazz to align its disparate elements in the moment and produce an emotional laser that cuts right to the heart of human experience.
Trudel's music was filled with such moments, both in the first set when she, MacNayr, and Drabitt played as a trio, and in the second when Schaefer joined them on vocals and Fear sat in on trumpet and flugelhorn.
Schaefer's unique voice seems perfectly suited to Trudel's music, and she clearly enjoyed singing in the wide open fields of these spacious compositions. (She, also, I might add, delivered a beautiful rendition of the more traditional Bye Bye Blackbird, the one standard Trudel called ). Fear produced high quality horn work, particularly on his extended Blackbird solo.
A surprise in the first set was Trudel's calling of a new tune penned by Kelby MacNayr. As artistic director of the series, MacNayr had asked Trudel to peform her own compositions, but having encountered some of his music on Friday night at Hermann's, she opted to play his Ballade Numero Quatre. Despite its odd title (conceived by MacNayr as a tongue-in-cheek nod to Trudel's French heritage), this sensitive, beautifully melodic song proved to be a hit not only with Trudel but also the audience.
From the feedback I got, the entire concert was a success and most members of the audience were delighted to hear this gifted performer from Quebec producing some of her magic on the west coast. She sold all of the CD's she brought with her and returned to Montreal with a list of names and addresses from concert goers who missed out.
This concert was a fine example of what can happen when a great touring musician joins great local players to produce a new musical experience that enriches themselves and the audience. It's a shame that our major jazz societies are not particularly attuned to this concept when organizing their events. Hats off to Kelby MacNayr and U-JAM for producing a series that encourages such cross-fertilization.
Rumour has it Trudel will be back on the west coast possibly this spring and very likely in the summer.
You can read more about Marianne Trudel and sample (and purchase) her music here.
The next concert in the series happens on Sunday, March 28 with one of Canada's greatest musical treasures: trombonist Ian McDougall. Tickets ($25/$23) can be purchased through the Gallery at 250.384.4171 ext.0 More information on the series is available here.
To read more about other U-JAM produced events, visit the u-jam website.
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I made a mistake last week, when I reported on the results of the U.S. government-funded Human Microbiome Project, I was remiss in not posting this wonderful TedMed Talk by Jonathan Eisen of UC Davis, who gives one of the clearest overviews of why the project is important.
Eisen covers his own diagnosis with diabetes, the "cloud of microbes" that covers each of us and weighs more than our brains, the role of ileal transplants in understanding the microbiome, using "poo tea" to treat, and why antibiotics and Cesarian sections may disrupt the microbial cloud. The cloud is "an organ," he says. "We should view it as a functioning organ and part of ourselves...We do not want to mess with it without justification."
I'm lucky, however, that I missed my mark, because now I can also include this stunning write-up from Wired's David Dobbs on Eisen's quest to create a home on the Web for his father's paper. His dad, Howard Eisen, died from suicide in 1987. That stirring piece can be found here.


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Happy New Year! I hope your family has enjoyed this little slice of winter break as much as we have.
around the web
- Love, love, love this essay from The New Yorker: "Now is the time to frame the questions differently."
- Suzanne and I have had so many conversations about this: Is it time for J.K. Rowling to step away from Harry Potter?
- The Little Broomstick is becoming a movie!
at home/school/life
- Some people missed our readaloud of the week from the old Monday Pep Talks, so we've brought it back. You'll find it every week in the right-hand column of the blog page. (This week's pick is Gertie's Leap to Greatness, which is charming.)
- It's January, which means group subscriptions are open!
- I know I always say this, but I think the winter issue may be my favorite. (It'll be officially out very soon.)
- There have been a lot of great Kindle book deals over the past few weeks. If you don't already follow our Kindle deals page, you might want to start.
reading list
- My son got a big stack of Geronimo Stilton books for Hanukkah, and we've been reading our way through them together. Thanks to everyone who recommended these for reluctant readers — my son has totally loved them.
- I read Jacqueline Wilson's Another Brooklyn over the break, which I've been looking forward to reading. I thought the writing was gorgeous, but the story left me flat. Maybe I expected too much?
- Have you read Ada Twist, Scientist? I think it might be my favorite picture book of the year.
at home
- You will be completely unsurprised to know that Jason and I rang in the New Year watching The Great British Baking Show. (And I did cast on for Whistler, as promised.)
- We've been busy buying books and getting classrooms set up for Jason's school, which is so much fun. I even got to buy the Hamilton soundtrack for the library. And a date stamp! Have I mentioned my date stamp? Because I kind of love it.
- The kids and I have been playing lots of Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle (so much fun!), MarioKart, and Kirby's Epic Yarn over the break.


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Roger Kellison, one of Orange County's preeminent photographers, has a show this Friday at Carrboro City Hall, 301 Main Street next to the Farmers Market. It's from 6:00 to 9:00. Don't fear the cold: there is ample parking. Pricing is already extremely reasonable, but anyone who sees Daniel Wallace and utters the secret phrase "the cat's pajamas" gets 20% off! Wine, beer and other refreshments served.
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Leadership in Crisis through the Lens of a Reporter [John Wisdom]
Always Take the Lead
Stern MBAs Show Grace under Pressure
by John Wisdom
"What are you trying to hide from us?"
"Are local citizens at risk?"
"When can we expect another briefing?"
I was jumping up out of my chair and yelling these questions like a maniac.
I was doing this, I told myself, in the name of higher education and better leadership practices – although the Stern MBA students I was badgering may not have agreed.
We were all taking part in a Leadership in Crisis simulation, a day-long learning experience created for first-year MBAs by Connie Kim, senior director of the Leadership Development Program at NYU/Stern, and Dr. Larry Barton, one of the premier experts in threat assessment and crisis management. Global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal sponsored the event – which was notable not only from the standpoint of financial support, but personal commitment: several A&M executives were on hand to lend their time and expertise as coaches and judges.
As for the simulation – let's just say that it wasn't your typical Saturday at Stern. The students were divided into five teams, each representing the executive leadership of a real company facing a fictitious (but unfortunately all-too-possible) crisis scenario: a nightmare convergence of drug cartel technocrime, terrorist infiltration, and geopolitical tension.
For added atmosphere, Dr. Barton and his team created a riveting reel of cable news footage and ran it on several walls and screens throughout KMC; in the "crawl" at the bottom of the frame, crisis updates were interspersed with contemporary news items – so the teams could read about their company's fate as it unfolded.
I, along with four colleagues from NYU (Beth Briggs, Hannah Ross Crane, Bronwen Sanders, and Eliza Shanley), played the role of a journalist – and our mock press conferences were just a small part of the unexpected challenges the MBAs would encounter as they attempted to assess the crisis, coordinate with law enforcement, military and government officials, save their employees, contain the bad guys, and reassure their stakeholders – all in a few hours.
In setting the stage for the event, Dr. Barton added a critical caveat: "It's the middle of the day, you're all together as management teams in the same room with open lines of communication, you're well dressed, you have good food," said Dr. Barton. "This will never be the case during a real-world crisis."
But, he continued, everything else about the simulation would be as close to the real thing as possible. And it was, for good reason.
"If at some point in the future you find yourself managing an actual crisis, and you remember just one or two ideas or techniques from this day, that's a win. You're going to be in a much better position," Dr. Barton explained.
During my own career in communications, I've been part of several corporate "war rooms." Yet crisis communications, once a specialty, is now a core capability – as tragic headlines remind us all too often. Businesses regularly host at least some form of crisis management training each year. (A small percentage still do not, surprisingly, but this will change.) In today's multi-threat environment, it is impossible to over-prepare. The ability to communicate clearly, confidently and credibly in the midst of utter chaos is essential.
As for the students – they were all standouts. Some began the day a little nervous or overwhelmed; others were a little overconfident. All of them seemed to adapt and improve throughout the experience, as the best leaders tend to do.
While the teams grappled with pressure and stress, and made their share of mistakes, they also exhibited tremendous collaboration and professionalism. One group organized quickly, identifying key priorities, breaking into sub-teams and dividing up the work. Another group was remarkable for its compassion and humanity – they clearly put people first. Another demonstrated a great grasp of the power of social media in a crisis situation. One group had high energy and was able to go deep into all the details. Another was especially sophisticated in dealing with external resources and stakeholders.
Perhaps the most vital and applicable summation, for me, was offered by Jose Vignon, who was making his first trip to New York to support the event as a special advisor.
"Always take the lead," Mr. Vignon advised the students. He spoke from experience: Mr. Vignon does this sort of work in real life as the Senior Security Manager for Emerson, covering Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. "Always take the lead, never sit back and wait," he emphasized.
It was advice that the Stern MBAs have already embraced in many ways. As a result of the Leadership in Crisis simulation, it's a lesson they will likely carry forward with new perspective.
About the Author
John Wisdom is a C-suite communications advisor recognized for strategies that transform culture and build brand equity. His work enabled GE to earn and maintain the #1 ranking as the world's Top Company for Leaders. He has served as senior communications advisor to the CEO of TIAA, and, through his own executive communications practice, has represented clients including Novartis, McKinsey & Company, and The Wall Street Journal. Wisdom graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English.
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What was it that first called you to train as a OneSpirit interfaith minister? Meeting others who had done the training.
In which year were you ordained? 2014
What is your minister's vow, and your relationship to it?
"Great Spirit, I am your love, I surrender to your grace, I commit to walk your path". For my ordination I had three rings made, each with one key word — love, surrender, commitment. I say my vow every morning when I put them on. It's an essential moment reminding me of who I am, in calm connection with the Divine. My vow anchors me when I get stressed.
What was the most important thing that changed in your life as a result of the training?
Putting my connection with Spirit and my spiritual practice at the centre of my life.
How does your ministry or your life's purpose manifest in the world now?
I paint pictures inspired by my spiritual guidance and the land, and I love leading occasional bespoke ceremonies — baby namings, weddings and funerals — and also marking points of focus, growth, healing or celebration in people's lives. What excites me most now is my on-going training with Didier Danthois (also an interfaith minister) as a sacred clown. This is a demanding discipline of meditation and bodywork, in order to be present as the mime clown, with a group, or one-to-one, opening my heart, and holding/allowing space for the humorous, healing and unexpected to arise. I have given some performances, and my spiritual counselling is morphing into "clownselling". This is new work that I am enjoying exploring and developing — stepping from counselling on into wordless movement interacting with the benign sacred clown .
What main sources of inspiration or guidance do you draw on for your continuing spiritual journey?
My shamanic spirit teachers, meditation, the land, people — my longstanding local shamanic circle of peers, my Mystery & Mastery Community of OneSpirit ministers, friends old and new, all sorts of serendipity with people I meet off and on-line. Also, wise poetry and other writing, art and music.
Pictured: One of Janey's paintings, The Song of Connection.
Where is your 'edge' currently — what most challenges you on your path?
Trusting that I am enough; standing back from things I can't fix; stepping up to what I can do; taking enough quiet time….
How do you envision your ministry developing in future?
Since ordination, my paintings and ceremonies have gained clarity and simplicity alongside the sacred clowning. They all come from the same surrender to the Divine. This process is often surprising and challenging. I don't know where sharing this truth with others will lead me. And I just wrote (a typing mistake), 'being present with the inknown'… I'll leave it at that.


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At the Hayling Island 29er Harken GP a new perpetual trophy was awarded in memory of Nick Simes. Nick was one of those extraordinary people who touched many people with his kindness and personality.
However, the 29er Class also remember Nick for his ability to transport 29ers around the World. During the last few years there has been a resurgence of GBR 29ers travelling to European events, in the main because Nick took the majority of the GBR boats there.
In memory of Nick we will award this new perpetual trophy to the top GBR boat at the annual 29er Eurocup series. We hope this will be a way to remember Nick and if it draws attention to the 29er Eurocup series and encourages sailors to get involved then that would be a fitting tribute.
The top GBR boat in the series in 2016 was James Hammett and James Eales who finished 20th overall in the Eurocup. James and James accepted the trophy from Nick's son Freddie Simes, a 29er and Nacra sailor who has represented team GBR at the Youth Worlds as well as Lucy, Nick's wife.
James Hammett thanked the Simes family for the trophy and recognised the impact the Eurocup had on his and James' sailing, as well as the role Nick played in getting the 29ers to far away places.


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LadyMonix is a Detroit based producer and DJ known for turning out dance floors from LA to London with her deep disco and house sets. She's played the swankiest of nightclubs to the darkest warehouse after-hours. Ask her about that time with Prince.
Her latest productions include a remix out on Love What You Feel for Preslav's "Watch Your Step" limited 12" and a remix for Rocksteady Disco's "Remixes Rarities & Vips Vol 1" 12".
She's recently launched her own label, Frizner Electric, which will house her first EP to be released May 2018.
Upate: She is now accepting preorders for her new EP, BC I WANT TO. Click here to preview.
Courtney Henriette: If I'm not mistaken, you grew up around dance music. What was the soundtrack?
LadyMonix: I grew up in Baltimore, and my favorite radio station was (possibly
still is) 92Q. In elementary school I used to stay up on the weekends recording all those late night club mixes to tape. Yeah I still have them! They would play classic Baltimore Club music (à la Miss Tony, Rod Lee, etc.) and what's now classic house like Hardrive "Deep Inside," Aly-Us "Follow Me," and Cajmere "Percolator." I grew up thinking those were strictly B-more tunes but little did I know they were opening me up to a whole world of house music. When those mixes weren't on, you could easily find me in my room belting out all the lyrics to any and all Deee-lite songs. Lady Miss Kier has been a most formative inspiration for me.
CVh: Was music always the thing in your life? Did you have another pursuit?
LM: Music, always. There were times I veered off the path as a young person
trying to figure it out does that to you, but its always been the one true source of direction in my life.
CVh: You've lived in LA for many years. How did that city shape you musically and otherwise?
LM: LA opened me to a whole new dance scene that I didn't get to experience in Baltimore. The underground house scene out there that I was fortunate enough to dance in was a warm and soulful place. Parties like Deep, Kiss-n-Grind, Rhonda, and The Lift fulfilled all my disco/house dreams while weekly parties like Funkmosphere schooled me on boogie & funk. All those parties have are a piece of me and my story that I try to share w my dance floor.
CVh: How did you know it was time to leave? And what brought you to Detroit?
LM: A few factors brought me here, but mainly the need for change. There's
a certain bubble you live in when in a giant city like that, and I was craving some normalcy and quiet. Detroit presented itself and I went for it.
CVh: What keeps you in Detroit?
LM: Kind people, my quiet neighborhood, and the most gorgeous music scene
on the planet.
CVh: Tell us about your label, Frizner Electric.
LM: I started this as a means to release my own music. But the name holds an extremely sentimental meaning. My dad (who passed quite some time ago) had his own electrical contracting biz. The label name is a derivative of his company name, as well as the logo. He was quite the party animal and my parents loved having parties at our house blasting all kinds of disco. The label name is in honor of him, much like everything I do.
CVh: Making your own music has been something you've been working towards for years. You're about to release your first EP. How's it feel? What's the future?
LM: It feels incredible!! To finally finish any piece of art you pour your heart and time into is no small feat. The future holds many more releases from myself, and who knows, perhaps some other artists who want to join me along the way!
CVh: I imagine it can be intimidating setting out to make music when your profession is being a curator of great music. What advice would you give others who might be searching for the confidence to start producing?
LM: There's no time like now. Get out of your own way, don't doubt what you've got, and make that shit happen.
CVh: Prince or Michael Jackson?
LM: How dare you…
CVh: If you had to give up eating one food group for the rest of your life, what would it be: cheese or bread?
LM: I'm sorry, what kind of pizza will then be offered? No thank you.
CVh: Favorite venue to play? Real or imagined.
LM: Temple Bar for GRACE (every 4th Friday). Duh.


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Whether you are an experienced angler or new to ice fishing, you will want to have the proper gear to prepare for your trip. Here is our list of tackle essentials required for beginner and experienced anglers.
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Fishing Rod
Having a quality ice fishing rod is the first thing you need to consider. There are multiple types of poles available including, graphite, composite, and fiberglass.
Depending on what type of fish you are looking to catch, there are also different rod weights you will need to take into account.
Rod Reel
Picking out a reel that works best for your new rod is essential. If you are going ice fishing, your traditional reel will not hold up in the extreme weather conditions.
The construction of your reel is important for many reasons. You want a reel that holds steady in the coldest possible weather. There are also fishing rod reels that offer line checkers and adjustable bait arms. Additional features and perks offered with each reel vary. Make sure you pick the best reel for your trip.
Lures and Bait
Picking a quality lure is crucial to include on your list. With this type of fishing, simple spinners, and typical baits won't get the job done.
Some of the best lures to consider would be spoons, jigs, and swimmers. Make sure you take a look at the advantages of each before buying any.
The best type of lure for your angling trip will depend on what type of fish you are trying to attract.
Quality Fishing Line
Once you have picked out a rod and reel, you will need to get some fishing line. After all, no tackle is complete without the proper line.
Durability and weight will be the biggest deciding factors when choosing a fishing line. You should also note that visibility is crucial. Braided and thick colored lines can help you keep track of your line in the murky depths.
Eskimo Ice Fishing Shelter
Eskimo Ice Fishing has everything you need when it comes to accessories and equipment.
Eskimo Ice Fishing's gear offers at least 20 different designs of shelters for advanced weather safety. Their sled shelters are portable and fully-insulated, to keep anglers protected from the most fridged temperatures.
One of the greatest aspects of Eskimo ice shelters is that they come in single or multi-person sizes. They also offer ice shelter replacement parts if something happens to your gear.
Depending on what sled shelter you consider, some include swivel seats for extra comfort. These insulated shades, allow you to enjoy angling with the ultimate wind protection.
Eskimo Ice Auger Blades
When it comes to your fishing gear, a real angler has an ice auger. Augers are necessary for boring your fishing hole. If you can't drill out a hole in the ice, your fishing trip is over before it starts.
Eskimo Ice Fishing offers multiple choices for ice augers. You can grab one of their manual augers if you barely spend any time on the ice. Manual drills are also very ideal for cutting through thin ice.
If you are an experienced angler, you might want to check out their propane powered augers. These types of augers are ideal for boring multiple fishing holes quickly.
Eskimo Ice Fishing Augers also come with a centering ring attached, making it easy to reopen old fishing holes. Whichever type you choose, make sure you get an auger prior to visiting the ice.
Wrapping It Up
Regardless of what ice fishing skill level you are at, the essentials listed in this guide will get you started. Once you set out on the ice for the first time, you will realize that there is nothing like it. Happy angling!
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There are characterized qualification criteria for determination of Nifty constituent stocks. The liquidity of a stock is estimated by the market sway cost, which is basically the cost associated with executing a stock. For a stock to fit the bill for incorporation in the Nifty50, it more likely than not exchanged at a normal effect cost of 0.50 percent or less for a half year and for 90 percent of perception cases.
In addition, the organization must have a posting history of somewhere around a half year. Be that as it may, a recently recorded organization, which has quite recently got recorded through the IPO course, may wind up qualified for incorporation in the list, in the event that it full fills the ordinary qualification criteria for a three-month time span rather than a half year.
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Just those stocks which are qualified for exchange the F&O section of NSE are considered for incorporation as Nifty constituents.
As of September 20, 2017, the Nifty had 35.73 percent parts from the budgetary administrations division, 14 percent from the vitality segment, 11.46 percent from the data innovation area, 10.64 percent from the vehicle segment and 10.13 percent from the purchaser merchandise segment. Six of the nine BFSI organizations in the Nifty50 were banks.
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"Sensex Closes 413 Points Higher, Nifty Ends At 11,570 As Derivative Contracts Expire: 10 Things To Know"
- Buying across the board, led by banking, consumer goods, information technology and media stocks, pushed the benchmark indexes higher.
- India-bulls Housing Finance, Zee Entertainment, HCL Tech, UPL, State Bank of India and ITC were among the top gainers on the 50-scrip benchmark index, closing with advances of between 2.70 per cent and 9.01 per cent.
- The Sensex clocked its highest closing level since September 3. At 11,570, the broader Nifty posted its strongest close since August 31, 2018.
- Buying interest in heavyweights such as HDFC, ICICI Bank and SBI ahead of the expiry of derivatives contracts supported the markets, say analysts.
- "Most banks have given good returns for the month. They have given the best return for derivatives settlement… short-covering is helping in the last moment," said AK Prabhakar, head of research, IDBI Capital.
- The futures and options (F&O) contracts for the month of March expired at the end of the session.
- Seventeen of the 19 sector gauges compiled by the BSE finished with gains, led by the S&P BSE FMCG, Finance, Bankex and Information Technology indexes, which rose between 1.26 per cent and 1.45 per cent.
- Infosys shares finished 1.3 per cent higher, after rising as much as 2.19 per cent in intraday trade. The advances in the Infosys stock came after the IT services major announced acquisition of a 75 per cent stake in ABN AMRO Group NV's mortgage administration services unit for $143.53 million.
- According to analysts, continued foreign fund inflows also supported the domestic markets. Foreign portfolio investors/foreign institutional investors on Wednesday net purchased equities worth Rs. 1,481.11 crore, provisional data from the NSE showed.
- Jet Airways shares ended 2.81 per cent lower at Rs. 269.35 apiece on the BSE, amid reports that former SBI chairman Arun Kumar Purwar tops the list of probables to head the interim board of the airline. Jet Airways has been struggling with cash flows for the past six months because of rising fuel costs and intense . (source:ndtv.com)
Sensex, Nifty Set For A Flat Start As Indicated By SGX Nifty
Indian equity benchmarks (Sensex and Nifty) are set to open on a flat note as indicated by the Nifty futures traded on the Singapore Exchange also known as the SGX Nifty. As of 8:28 am, the SGX Nifty was up 0.09 per cent or 10 points at 11,376. In yesterday's trading session, the S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 Index registered their worst single-day drop of this month. The Sensex fell 0.93 per cent or 356 points to close at 37,809 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index dropped 0.9 per cent or 103 points to shut shop at 11,354.
Meanwhile, other Asian shares were shaky on Tuesday after US Treasury yields sank to their lowest since late 2017, further below short-term interest rates and adding to fears of a US recession.
Wall Street shares were little changed on Monday with the S&P 500 ending with a small loss of 0.08 per cent.
Investors have been spooked by sharp falls in US bond yields and an inversion of the US Treasury yield curve, which is widely seen as an indicator of an economic recession.
The 10-year yield fell below the yield for three-month bills on Friday for the first time since 2007, inverting the yield curve.
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Back home, Jet Airways will be in focus today after its founder Naresh Goyal resigned from the board of the company, Jet Airways said in an exchange filing after market hours yesterday. As per the resolution plan, banks will provide immediate funding support of Rs.1,500 crore to Jet Airways and will also convert their debt into equity by acquiring 11.4 crore shares at 1 rupee per share.
DLF will be in focus after it informed exchanges that its board approved fund raising via qualified institutional placement (QIP). Floor price for QIP has been set at Rs. 193.01 per share.
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance will be closely watched as one of its promoters Prudential Corporation Holdings Limited will sell 2.6 per cent equity share capital via offer for sale.(source:ndtv.com)
Sensex Slumps Over 350 Points, Nifty Ends At 11,354 On Fears Of Recession In US
Domestic equity benchmarks (Sensex and Nifty) fell sharply on growing fears of US economy entering into recession. Concerns about the health of the world economy heightened last week after cautious remarks by the US Federal Reserve sent 10-year treasury yields to the lowest since early 2018. In Mumbai today, the S&P BSE Sensex fell as much as 1.3 per cent or 497 points to 37,667 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index dropped 1.27 per cent or 145 points to 11,311.60.
The Sensex fell 0.93 per cent or 356 points to close at 37,809 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index dropped 0.9 per cent or 103 points to shut shop at 11,354.
US 10-year treasury yields were last 1.9 basis points below three-month rates after yields inverted for the first time since 2007 on Friday. Historically, an inverted yield curve – where long-term rates fall below short-term – has signalled an upcoming recession.
Back home, sixteen of 19 sector gauges compiled by BSE ended lower led by S&P BSE Telecom Index's 2.2 per cent decline. Auto, banking, consumer discretionary goods & services, basic materials and industrials indexes on the BSE also dropped over 1 per cent each. On the flipside, S&P BSE Oil & Gas Index was top gainer, up 1.4 per cent.
Mid- and small-cap shares also witnessed selling pressure as the S&P BSE MidCap and S&P BSE SmallCap Indexes fell over 1 per cent each.
From the Nifty 50 basket of shares, 37 ended lower while 13 managed to close higher.
Zee Entertainment was the top Nifty loser, the stock fell 4.2 per cent to Rs. 416.25. Bharti Infratel, Vedanta, JSW Steel, Tata Motors, UPL and Mahindra & Mahindra were also among the losers.
On the other hand, Indian Oil, ONGC, Hindustan Petroleum, Coal India and Power Grid were among the gainers.
Among the individual shares, Jet Airways surged 13 per cent after its chairman and founder Naresh Goyal stepped down from board of directors.
The overall market breadth was negative as 1,887 shares ended lower while 790 closed higher on the BSE. (source :ndtv.com)
Domestic share markets reversed early gains on Monday despite strong fund inflows and advances in Asian peers. By afternoon, the Sensex shed as much as 398.11 points from the day's strongest level, while the Nifty declined 114.5 points from the intraday high of 11,530.15. Selling in auto stocks offset buying in energy and select banking counters. At 12:21 pm, the Sensex traded 21.70 points – or 0.06 per cent – higher at 38,046.02 while the Nifty was at 11,439.45, up 12.60 points from the previous close.
Top gainers on the 50-scrip index at the time were Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum, Bharat Petroleum, Tata Motors and Axis Bank – trading between 1.10 per cent and 3.56 per cent higher.
Top laggards were Maruti Suzuki India, Hero MotoCorp, Grasim, Vedanta and Eicher Motors, trading between 1.38 per cent and 2.60 per cent lower.
Meanwhile, the rupee appreciated past the 69 mark against the dollar for the first time in more than seven months.
The foreign institutional investors have been buying shares since the start of this month, the foreign portfolio investors have so far purchased shares worth Rs. 17,919 crore, according to data compiled by National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL).
Net foreign portfolio inflows into domestic equities hit a 15-month high of $2.42 billion in February, a big swing from 2018's net outflows of $4.4 billion.
In Friday's session alone, the foreign institutional investors bought shares worth Rs. 4,323.49 crore, according to provisional figures on the National Stock Exchange.
Dewan Housing Finance Corp rose over 4 per cent after chief financial officer Santosh Sharma was redesignated to another role.
Weakness in the domestic share markets came despite gains in Asian peers, where equities pulled ahead. Japan's Nikkei advanced 0.59 per cent, and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.6 per cent.
The Sensex had added a total 1,352.89 points – or 3.69 per cent – in past five trading sessions, and the Nifty risen 391.45 points (3.55 per cent).
Domestic equity benchmarks (Sensex and Nifty) surged along with the Indian rupee (INR) on the back of strong foreign fund inflows. The Nifty 50 index reclaimed its crucial psychological level of 11,500 as both the indexes continue to trade at over six month highs. The foreign institutional investors have been buying shares since the start of this month, the foreign portfolio investors have so far purchased shares worth Rs. 17,919 crore, according to data compiled by National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL).Here are 10 things to know:
- The S&P BSE Sensex rose as much as 345.27 points or 0.90 per cent to 38,369.59 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index climbed as much as 103 points or 0.90 per cent to 11,530.15.
- As of 9:57 am, the Sensex traded 306 points higher at 38,330 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index was up 92 points at 11,519.
- The rupee rose as much as 0.25 per cent or 18 paise to hit over seven-month high of 68.92 versus US dollar.
- In Friday's session alone, the foreign institutional investors bought shares worth Rs.4,323.49 crore, according to provisional figures on the National Stock Exchange.
- Nine of 11 sector gauges compiled by the National Stock Exchange were trading higher led by the Nifty Private Bank Index's 1.4 per cent gain. Nifty Bank, Realty and Financial Service Indexes also climbed over a per cent each. On the flipside, Nifty Pharma Index was top loser, down 0.69 per cent.
- Mid- and small-cap shares were also witnessing buying interest as the S&P BSE MidCap Index rose 0.60 per cent and the S&P BSE SmallCap Index advanced 0.56 per cent.
- In the Nifty 50 basket of shares, 38 were advancing while 12 were on the losing side.
- Indian Oil was top gainer in the Nifty 50 basket of shares, the stock rose 3.72 per cent to Rs. 163.20. Axis Bank, Hindustan Petroleum, Adani Ports, Tata Motors, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Reliance Industries and Asian Paints were also among the gainers up between around 2 per cent each.
- On the flipside, Maruti Suzuki was top loser in the Nifty 50 basket of shares, the stock fell 2.79 per cent to Rs. 6,886. Grasim Industries, Vedanta, Bharti Infratel, Wipro, Eicher Motors and Sun Pharma were also among the laggards.
- The overall market breadth was extremely positive as 1,124 shares were advancing while a little over 650 shares were declining on the BSE.(source:ndtv.com)
#Nifty Strategy
- If Holds above 11350
- Long With Stop loss 11310
- Target 11380-11415
- If Nifty Bank Holds Above 28950
- Long With Stop Loss 28800
- Target 29070-29180
Domestic equity benchmarks (the S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 Index) were on track for a fifth straight day of gains led by a rally in banking and information technology heavyweights like Kotak Mahindra Bank, Tata Consultancy Services, HDFC Bank, Infosys, ICICI Bank and State Bank of India. The S&P BSE Sensex rose as much as 472 points or 1.25 per cent to 38,226.86 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index climbed as much as 1.21 per cent or 110 points to 11,480.
Here are five things to know:
- As of 2:37 pm, the Sensex traded 1.16 per cent or 139 points higher at 38,194 and the Nifty 50 index was 1.17 per cent or 132 points at 11,475.65.
- Seventeen of 19 sector gauges compiled by BSE were trading higher led by the S&P BSE Bankex Index's nearly 2 per cent gain. Information technology, power, utilities and finance indexes also rose between 2 and 1.5 per cent each.
- On the NSE, the Nifty Bank Index surged to an all-time high level of 29,517.50.
- On the flip side, S&P BSE Telecom and S&P BSE Metal indexes were trading lower with the telecom gauge as the top loser, down nearly 2 per cent.
- The mid- and small-cap shares were under performing their larger peers as the S&P BSE MidCap Index rose 0.76 per cent and the S&P BSE SmallCap Index was up 0.1 per cent.The S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 Index rose for a fifth day in a row led by a rally in banking and information technology heavyweights like Kotak Mahindra Bank, Tata Consultancy Services, HDFC Bank, Infosys, ICICI Bank and State Bank of India. The S&P BSE Sensex rose as much as 500 points or 1.32 per cent to touch high of 38,254.77 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index surpassed psychologically important level of 11,450 and climbed as much as 1.27 per cent or 144 points to 11,487.
Here are ten things to know:
The Sensex ended 0.71 per cent or 269 points higher at 38,024.32 and the Nifty 50 index surged 0.74 per cent or 84 points to shut shop at 11,427.
Foreign institutional investors continue to buy shares in the Indian equity markets. In yesterday's session foreign portfolio investors bought shares worth Rs. 1,482.99 crore according to the National Stock Exchange.
So far this month foreign portfolio investors have purchased Indian shares worth Rs. 15,970 crore, according to data compiled by NSDL.
Fifteen of 19 sector gauges compiled by BSE ended higher led by the S&P BSE Utilities Index's nearly 2 per cent gain. Information technology, banking, power and finance indexes also rose between 2 and 1.5 per cent each.
On the NSE, the Nifty Bank Index surged to an all-time high level of 29,520.70 in intraday deals today.
On the flipside, S&P BSE FMCG, Energy, Basic Materials and Telecom indexes ended lower with the gauge of fast moving consumer goods ending as the top sectoral loser, down nearly 2 per cent.
The mid- and small-cap shares under performed their larger peers as the S&P BSE MidCap Index rose 0.55 per cent while the S&P BSE SmallCap Index fell 0.34 per cent.
For the week ended today, Sensex rose 3.69 per cent and the NSE Nifty 50 Index jumped 3.55 per cent.
From the Nifty 50 basket of shares, Kotak Mahindra Bank was the top gainer, the stock rose over 4.5 per cent to close at Rs. 1,328. Kotak Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum, Power Grid, Wipro, HCL Technologies and TCS were also among the gainers.
On the other hand, Hindustan Unilever was the top loser in Nifty 50 basket of shares, the stock fell 2.09 per cent to Rs. 1,701. Yes Bank, Reliance Industries, Bharti Airtel, ITC and UltraTech Cement also closed lower. (source :ndtv.com)
Sensex rallies for 5th day, rises 269 pts; Nifty ends above 11,400
- Stretching out its series of wins to a fifth straight session on Friday, residential financial exchange flooded almost 1 percent driven by strong gains in banking and IT names. In the wake of opening on a firm note, Sensex ascended as much as 450 point and keeping in mind that Nifty50 tried the 11,500 dimension. In any case, the financial exchange went under some selling weight in fag-end exchanging, with the BSE Sensex finishing 269.43 focuses higher at 38,024.32. The NSE Nifty finished at 11,426.85, up 83.60 focuses or 0.74%.Sensex arouses for fifth successive day, rises 269 pts; Nifty finishes over 11,400
- Sensex takes winning streak to 5th day, Nifty50 ends at 11,427
- The rupee continued to be in fine form as the unit gained 26 paise to 69.08 on Friday.
- Markets Live: Sensex, Nifty trade flat, Reliance Industries hits life high
- Indian markets drove higher in early exchange, with banking stocks driving the additions. The Sensex went up more than 100 while Nifty exchanged 0.20% higher at 11,364 in morning exchange. Later on, both records exchanged level. The file for banking stocks, Bank Nifty, rose 0.30% to hit a crisp high today, over 29,000. Truly Bank, Federal Bank, HDFC Bank, IndusInd Bank and Axis Bank were up around 1%.Midcap and smallcap stocks likewise crawled higher with their BSE files up around 0.40% each.
- Nifty Long with target 11360-11375 On any dip 11260-11280 is support area Weekly options traders may book profit at higher level Stop loss on long positions at 11230 Long Nifty Bank target 28700 Weekly options traders may book profit around this level Support ondips around28350
Sensex Surges Over 500 Points, Nifty Above 11,300: 10 Things To Know
- At 2:52 pm, the 30-share benchmark index traded 466.79 points or 1.26 per cent higher at 37,520.89, and the Nifty was at 11,303.10, up 135.05 points or 1.21 per cent from the previous close.
- Top advance's on the 50-scrip index were Bharti Airtel, IndusInd Bank, ZEEL, ICICI Bank and Adani Ports, trading between 2.96 and 5.30 per cent higher.
- The Nifty energy index was trading 1.24 per cent higher at that time.
- Sustained inflow of foreign funds and positive cues from Asian equities boosted investor's sentiment on Tuesday, analysts were quoted as saying in news agency Press Trust of India (PTI) report.
- According to Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services, markets continued their rally after declaration of election date with opinion poll suggesting an edge to the ruling party.
- "Since many stocks are available at cheap valuation, investors are rushing to high quality mid and small caps to participate in the pre-election rally," he said, adding that market is also awaiting CPI (Consumer Price Index) inflation data, scheduled for release later in the day.
- Investor sentiment was also boosted by a strong rupee, which rose to a two-and-a-half-month high on Tuesday.
- Asian shares rose after the European Commission agreed to changes in a Brexit deal ahead of a vote in the British parliament on a divorce agreement. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 1.08 percent.
- Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, rose 0.39 per cent to quote at $66.84 per barrel. Oil prices rose on account of healthy demand and output cuts led by producer group Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
- On a net basis, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) bought shares worth a net of Rs.3,810.60 crore on Monday, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were net sellers to the tune of Rs. 1,955.55 crore, provisional data available with NSE showed. (Source NDTV)
- Nifty range today 10990-11090 Above 11050 go long with target of 11090-11120 Stop 10990 Below 10990 short cut long positions Nifty bank range 27650-27825 Trade the range Fresh move will unfold only if the range is broken decisively
Nifty Strategy
- Nifty Faces Resistance Around 11075 -11100
- Book Profit On Today's Trade At Higher Levels
- 11000-11010 is support area for today
- Range For Nifty Bank 27500 – 27700
- On dips buy next week's call options
- Hold Longs in Nifty BANK with stop at 27360
- target 27675
- Fresh positions on any dip
- key support area for the day 27360 – 27380
Nifty Strategy
- 10825 is the LOC for Nifty
- If Nifty opens and holds below this level it may slip further
- 10770 is strong support area for today,one should look to buy around this level for a bounce.
- it's important to regain 10825 on closing basis for nifty to sustain the positional uptrend.
- 26900 is the key support for nifty bank
- one should look to buy Nifty Bank Around this level
- with stop loss at 26780
- for targets of 27020-27160
Nifty below 10,800 at open, Sensex falls 200 pts; banks under pressure
- NIFTY STRATEGY> Nifty range 10725-10900
> If Nifty holds above 10840 in early trade long with a target of 10900
> Stop loss 10810> If Nifty Slips Below 10810
> It can retest 10725
- Below 10,600, Nifty may extend correction towards 10,200
- Sensex picks Asian cues, rallies 342 points; Nifty tops 10,800
- Sensex rallies 342 pts on global cues and GST rate cut; Nifty tops 10,850
> Nifty range 10800-10950
> Buy on dips with stop at 10815
> Target 10915-10950
27000-27050 Is key support area for nifty bank
> Buy on dips with stop at 26975
> Target 27225-27350
Sensex slips 50 points, Nifty tests 10,750 on subdued Asian cues
- Sensex, Nifty slip on weak global sentiment; mid, smallcaps shine
- Positive global cues lift Sensex by 404 points
- Sensex, Nifty50 flat; PSU banks jump up to 16% on capital infusion
- On Thursday, the Indian share markets ended higher led by gains in metals and pharma stocks.
- The BSE Sensex ended at 35,898, up 142 points, while the Nifty 50 index settled at 10,790, up 54 points.
Sensex snaps 9-day losing streak, jumps 404 pts; Nifty reclaims 10,700
- Sensex climbs 100 points,
- Nifty tops 10,675 on firm Asian Market
- Sensex gains 50 pts, Nifty50 up 10,750
- Sensex down 150 points, Nifty below 10,700 YES Bank sheds 4%
> Sell Nifty Bank Below 26,600
> stop loss 26725
> Target 26475-26375
* On any Bounce 26825 is a key resistance now# Bank nifty strategy
sell nifty below 10620
stop loss 10685
target 10545-10515
- Sensex settles 67 points lower, Nifty ends at 10,724
Sensex, Nifty flat : 12/02/2019
Sensex and Nifty exchanged level in the wake of opening in the negative territory on Tuesday as financial specialists limited their wagers in front of key macroeconomic information, for example, retail swelling even as significant Asian companions were in the green, floated by confidence over continuous US-China exchange talks.


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