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Today, the yields on ten-year Treasury bonds are at a fifty-year low, and no period prior to the last few years reflects yields that even come close. From 1962 to 2005, the lowest the 10-year Treasury bond yield ever got to was just below 4%, more than twice the current yield.
The chart below shows how unusual our current environment is. The vertical axis is the yield from 10-year Treasury Bonds and the horizontal axis is time and we are looking at a period from 1962 to present. From 1980 to today, we have seen the yield of 10-year Treasury bonds go from about 12% per year to below 2%. The 10-year Treasury yield is considered a benchmark measure of bond yield and interest rates. The Fed funds rate and the 10-year bond yield are very closely tied to one another. For another illustration of how interest rates, the Fed funds rate and 10-year bond yield are related, see here.
There is limited potential for further declines in bond yield and interest rates, but there is considerable potential for a rise in both. There has to be some ultimate floor on Treasury yield, below which investors will not be willing to lend the U.S. government money by buying bonds. We do not know what that floor is, but it seems obvious that this floor must exist and that there is a great deal more room for yields to rise than to fall further. Current 10-year yields are below the rate of inflation (as measured by the CPI), for example, which means that investors in 10-year Treasury bonds are actually paying to lend money to the U.S. government. The interest and repayment of principle on the bonds will be made with inflated future dollars, so the after-inflation rate of return is less than zero.
For retirement savers, Treasury bond yields are tremendously important, showing how much income investors can reap without risking their capital, because U.S. Treasury bonds are considered to have no default risk.
There is another reason that the trailing 30-year period of falling bond yields is important. Some asset classes will tend to generate higher returns in periods of rising bond yields and some asset classes will tend to generate lower returns in response to rising bond yields. Treasury bond prices will tend to fall as yields increase and stocks tend to increase in price as bond yields increase. This is one of the major reasons why combining stocks and bonds in a portfolio provides diversification benefit. What investors in the current market should be very concerned about is how their portfolios are correlated to changes in bond yields. Many portfolios that have delivered attractive returns over this 30-year period of falling rates may be decidedly less attractive when rates rise.
Different people have their beliefs on where interest rates and bond yields are going. If we start to see substantial inflation or if the Fed progressively phases out its program of Quantitative Easing (QE), we will see yields rise. If the U.S. continues to slow economically and ends up with a long-term malaise, similar to that experienced in Japan, we could see interest rates fall further. Let's imagine for a moment that you don't want to bet on which way bond yields are going. What assets will be more attractive if your goal is to be neutral with regard to changes in bond yield and interest rates?
The chart below shows a novel way to look for asset classes that are fairly neutral with regard to bond yields, while controlling your exposure to market risk. While Treasury bond returns are negatively-correlated to bond yield, stock returns tend to be positively correlated to bond yield. The S&P 500, for example, has a modest positive correlation to 10-year Treasury yield. Investors need to also consider their exposure to market risk, however, and that can be tracked using Beta, which measures the degree to which an asset class goes up or down with the market (e.g. the S&P 500). If Beta is greater than 100%, an asset class tends to go up more than 1% for a 1% gain in the S&P 500 (and vice versa). We might say that an asset class with Beta greater than 100% tends to amplify moves in the S&P 500 and that an asset class with Beta less than 100% tends to have a muted response to moves in the S&P 500. While reducing your exposure to changes in bond yield (e.g. reducing your interest rate risk) by taking on more market risk may be a reasonable solution for some people, I want to look for asset classes that have low interest rate sensitivity and fairly low market risk.
The asset classes on the right side of this chart tend to benefit from rising Treasury yields and the asset classes on the left side tend to benefit from falling yields. What are the asset classes that are fairly insensitive (have modest correlations) to bond yields as well as having fairly low Beta? The chart below provides the answer. Utility stocks (IDU and IPU) and high-yield bonds (HYG) all fit the bill.
REITs have a modest positive correlation to ten-year yield, but a Beta over 150%. High-dividend stocks are fairly neutral with regard to bond yield, but they have substantial market risk (fairly high Beta).
The chart above does not mean, however, that investors should avoid asset classes with large positive or negative correlations to bond yields. By combining different asset classes, high positive and high negative correlations to bond yields will tend to offset one another. A portfolio that holds 50% in an S&P 500 index fund and 50% in an aggregate bond index (such as AGG) has a Beta of 51% and a 12% correlation to 10-year Treasury yield. A 12% correlation to yield means that this simple portfolio is very close to neutral with regard to yield changes.
While it is not hard to create a portfolio that is fairly insensitive to Treasury bond yields, investors need to be wary at the extremes of asset allocation. Investors who are exceedingly conservative and hold large allocations to Treasury bonds, for example, need to be aware that they may have lots of interest rate risk even though they have low market risk. Investors who want a portfolio with modest market risk and low interest rate risk can achieve this with a simple diversified portfolio or by selectively allocating more of their portfolios to the asset classes that have both of these features.
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The original Game Boy was big enough to fit in an enormous pocket. This Game Boy is big enough—make that, small enough—to clean your teeth.
Measuring 0.02mm by 0.1mm, this Game Boy cannot play video games of course, but it does have drawn on buttons and a screen. It's smaller than a one yen coin (which is small, like a penny).
This video was originally uploaded on Japanese video site Nico Nico Douga for an online D.I.Y. festival.
This creation took four hours and after sculpting the Game Boy shape, complete with cartridge slot, it was a matter of painting it. Like the tooth pick sculpture itself, that was easier said than done.
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Hey guys, here is another easy tut on a character from Phineas and Ferb. It's none other than Phineas's sister, Candace. Today I thought that folks would enjoy learning "how to draw Candace easy", step by step. Included with this lesson is a frontal tut that will not only have you drawing this spunky female figure in no time at all, it will also leave you drawing her in two views, a 3/4 view, and a full frontal view. I always have fun making replications of Disney's characters because they are so bright, colorful, and easy to recreate. The step by step lesson is going to be fun for those of you that are novice artist because Candace is only going to be drawn from the neck up. Well, that's about it. I do have a full tutorial on Candace that can be found in the Disney section under the 'Cartoons' category. Adios people and enjoy!
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AMERICUS, Ga. – The No. 7 Georgia College baseball team (24-10, 9-6 PBC) split at No. 30 Georgia Southwestern State University (20-14, 8-7 PBC) Saturday, dropping game one 7-4 before taking game two 9-4. The Bobcats drop the PBC weekend series 2-1.
In game one, a four-run sixth helped power the Hurricanes past GC. The Bobcats responded with three in the seventh, but could get no closer than that.
First baseman Cody Maas (Alpharetta, Ga.) drove in a pair with a two-run home run in the seventh. Rightfielder Shawn Ward (Evans, Ga.) was 2-for-4 with a run scored, as the Bobcats were held to just five hits.
Senior righty Eric Pettepher (Gordon, Ga.) took the loss, going 5 1/3 innings, allowing three earned runs amongst his seven and fanning six. Jody Sellars (2-3) picked up the win in seven innings of work, allowing just one earned run. Rightfielder Andrew Archer was 4-for-4 with a pair of runs scored.
In game two, GC scored the final six runs of the ballgame to pull out a 9-4 come-from-behind victory.
GC pounded two home runs, as Maas added his second of the day, and third baseman Travis Echols (Lawrenceville, Ga.) also knocked one over the fence. Echols finished game two 2-for-5 with a pair of RBI and two runs. Each of the top three slots in the Bobcat order had two hits, as Josh Young (Lake Havasu City, Ariz.) was 2-for-4 with a run from the leadoff spot.
Shortstop Tanner Funk (Kearney, Mo.) had two hits and three RBI, while Ward had two hits and a run in game two. Every spot in the Bobcat order had at least one hit.
GC reliever Taylor Hart (Colbert, Ga.) got his first career Division II win (1-0) with the final three innings of relief work, not allowing any runs on three hits. GSW starter Zach Whitman (3-3) go the loss in 7 1/3 innings of work surrendering five earned runs. Leftfielder Stephen Gaylor was 3-for-5 with a run.
The Bobcats are back in action Wednesday, April 6 at 6 p.m., taking on Newberry College at John Kurtz Field.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, back-to-back winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Bob Crossken has been named national sales manager for Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS. The firm manufactures magnetic separation systems, material-handling equipment and more.
The American Iron & Steel Institute (AISI) appointed Lawrence W. Kavanagh president of its Steel Market Development Institute (SMDI). Kavanagh had been AISI's vice president of environment and technology. The SMDI aims to collaborate with steel consumers to deliver steel-intensive solutions to the marketplace. Kavanagh succeeds David Jeanes, retiring after spending 34 years with AISI. AISI also appointed Joseph R. Vehec senior director of collaborative research and development. Vehec previously served AISI as director of the technology roadmap program.
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A crazy cool album from the '60s that took recordings previous only available on the premiere commercial medium of the late 19th century and debuted them on the hip new format, the vinyl record. All but one of these songs are from the 1910s and are primarily opera and classical pieces. They've got that sound that only 100 years of grit can deliver. There's only one dude on here whose name I recognize, Leo Slezak, the rest are unbeknownst to me (for those interested/extra site hits: Blanche Arral, Alessandro Bonci, P. Asselin, Lucrezia Bori, Florencio Constantino, Marie Delna, Frieda Hempel, Carlo Albani, Mario Laurenti, and Julia Heinrich). I know this isn't the usual AGB fare but it's so fuckin old the archivist in me just couldn't help it.


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New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan defeated incumbent Republican Senator Kelly Ayotte in the New Hampshire Senate race.
Hassan declared her victory Wednesday morning. Later in the day, Ayotte conceded, and Secretary of State William Gardner confirmed Hassan had won by a tenth of a percent.
"I believe we are stronger when we listen to all voices and all perspectives," Hassan said. "We are stronger when we are working to ensure that every person has the opportunity to share in our nation's success."
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More than 700,000 people cast ballots in the Granite State. Hassan won by just over 1,000 votes.
"In the United States Senate, I will always put the people of New Hampshire first," she said.
Ayotte would be eligible to request a recount in the narrow race by 5 p.m. Monday. But her concession would appear to prevent that from happening.


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- Encoder diagnostics: The encoder is connected directly to the test or inspection device. This makes a comprehensive analysis of encoder functions possible.
- Diagnostics in the control loop: The PWM phase meter is looped into the closed control loop (e.g. through a suitable testing adapter). This makes a real-time diagnosis of the machine or system possible during operation. The functions depend on the interface.
|Together with the provided ATS adjusting and testing software, the PWM 21 testing unit serves for diagnosis and adjustment of absolute and incremental HEIDENHAIN encoders. The PWM 21 with ATS software is a leader in function and flexibility, particularly for the installation of encoders, and is recommended for universal application.
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LETTER- It was only a cat!
I was angry when I read the first article in the Hook about George Seymour shooting his neighbor's cat ["Claws and effect," cover story, May 18, 2006]. After reading the arrogance of Seymour's lawyer comments, I am outraged ["Seymour's lawyer," news, May 25, 2006]!
As both an animal lover and a person who supports the rights of hunters, I cannot understand Seymour's depraved indifference to the life of an animal. If Seymour is such an accomplished hunter who has traveled to Africa, you would think he would know the difference between prey and a domestic animal, regardless of provenance.
Most of the hunters I know do not justify their hunting by saying "I impulsively picked up my gun, and trained it on him to shoot to kill." This is a cat we are talking about, not something threatening his family.
While I might not have an expensive auto fleet in my driveway, I do have three dogs and three cats. I have never once had a cat scratch one of my late model beauties, nor have I felt threatened by a neighbor's cat, even though one lurks in the grass at the edge of our property. Maybe Seymour can give me some advice on how to handle this potential threat to my property.
If I were the NRA, I would disassociate myself from someone who feels justified in discharging a rifle in neighborhood, where a potential stray bullet can hit an innocent victim. Where do we live, the Wild West? Are we now a society of homesteaders?
While our legal system might not be prepared to deliver the justice that Seymour deserves, we can hit him where it hurts. There are enough car dealers in the greater Albemarle area to more than satisfy any car buyer who might want an imported car.
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Who's Got Next? Pangos All-American Camp, UNC Spotlight, Twitter Trouble and More…Posted by Josh Paunil on June 3rd, 2011
Who's Got Next? is a bi-weekly column by Josh Paunil, the RTC recruiting guru. We encourage you to check out his website dedicated solely to college basketball recruiting, National Recruiting Spotlight, for more detailed recruiting information. Twice a week he will bring you an overview of what's going on in the complex world of recruiting, from who is signing where among the seniors to who the hot prospects are in the lower levels of the sport. If you have any suggestions as to areas we're missing, please let us know at email@example.com.
Last week it was the Nike EYBL, this week it's the Pangos All-American Camp. Last week Class of 2012 small forward Shabazz Muhammad (#3) got his own section and this week Class of 2013 power forward Julius Randle (Watch List) gets his own section. Last week Class of 2012 point guard L.J. Rose (#20) named UCLA as a favorite and this week he elaborated on that. As you can tell, there are a lot of parallels between last week's column and this week's column but there are some things (or should I say people) that weren't mentioned in the previous Who's Got Next? column: Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Wilt Chamberlain, Moses Malone, Kareem Abdul-Jabar, Candace Parker and 'The Jewish Jordan"… not to mention a Twitter recruiting scandal.
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- Junior Brandon Ashley (#4) on when he will make his decision: "I'm hoping to cut everything down in the next two or three weeks, maybe to a top ten, make my decision probably in the early signing period."
- Junior Rodney Purvis (#7) on his list of schools: "Duke, Kentucky, Louisville, North Carolina State and Memphis." On what position he'll play in college: "Most of the coaches I've talked to feel I'll be most successful as a combo guard."
- Junior L.J. Rose (#20) on why he took a visit to UCLA this past weekend: "I've built a great relationship with [UCLA] head coach Ben Howland."
- Junior Elijah Macon on the schools recruiting him the hardest: "Miami, Maryland, West Virginia and South Florida are on me hard."
- Sophomore standout Solomon Poole on what he's looking for in a college: "First, academics. You can't get anywhere without that. And a coach that makes you better. I want him to tell me what I'm doing wrong."
- Fantastic Freshman Trey Gundy on his favorite school: "I'm a Kentucky fan, I want to go to UK for college. I am going to keep my options open and see what's best for me, but I bleed blue."
- IMG Academy head coach Andy Borman on when senior DeAndre Daniels will commit: "There is no timetable."


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Then there was Bodhi
One of the very first name nerd commentaries on this site was about Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox's son Noah Shannon, who was born in September 2012. Click here for a refresher. I said the name was lovely and surprisingly charming, and went well with Green's older son Cassius.
Well, they wasted no time having another son, whose name, it was announced today, is Bodhi Ransom Green.
From Noah to Bodhi. I …really?
Bodhi is undoubtedly having a moment. Teresa Palmer also called her son Bodhi this week, and while I believe fewer and fewer parents are actually making it a game-time decision where names are concerned, there's definitely a Bode Miller factor here in bringing the name back to the consciousness so that it's simmering at the top of memory.
Bodhi feels trendy, to me, but there's evidence that it's the kind of trendy that will stay around, like boys named Austin. And while Bodhi and Noah are criminally opposite in style and that's always made me crazy, they do have one sibling thing going for them – they have similar sounds and "softnesses"' without rhyming. Bodhi and Noah. I'm not surprised that the name appealed to the Fox-Greens, actually, given their previous choices.
So I mean…definitely would not be what I would have chosen to follow Noah. I feel like this is one of those situations where they've decided Noah will go to prep school and Bodhi will sell weed and start a band. Differing expectations. But actually, when you listen to the way the names sound, I kind of get it.
Still, Bodhi (which I've seen on one little girl and several little boys and you don't pronounce the "h", really) just screams "wacky Hollywood name" and wanting to be different, and I thought these two weren't so much about that.
As for the middle name, I'm going to assume it's someone's last name in an honor position and not that it's some sort of riff on "Danger is my middle". And I'm feeling pretty good about that choice.
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By Britta O'Boyle | Pocket-lint –
Some enjoy the hustle and bustle of the high street as Christmas approaches, others find it stressful, irritating and soul destroying.
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Marks & Spencer, ASOS, Debenhams, John Lewis, Amazon, Currys, Argos, Tesco and Sainsbury's are all included, along with Harrods, eBay, My Wardrobe and more.
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The official HotUKDeals.com app will bring you access to deals, voucher codes, freebies and savings so you "never pay retail again".
You can filter by retailer if you have a specific shop in mind or search the database to find shared voucher codes that members have uploaded from stores including Asda, Argos, Zavvi and Tesco.
If you join the HUKD community, you will also be able to submit deals or tips from anywhere just like others have done, sharing discounts and tips that are not always advertised, so keep your eyes peeled for those bargains others have posted.
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Groupon is another deal finder helping you save those pennies and it is one well worth having enabling you to check for deals regularly.
It delivers some great savings on the latest fashions, restaurants and travel so whether your looking for some Swarovski elements earrings or a weekend in Liverpool to put under the tree, you're likely to find something that tickles your fancy.
Each deal is available to use straight away and you can share the deals with your friends and family in case you want to give someone a subtle hint.
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Gift It is a Christmas shopping list and countdown app so it will not only help you stay organised, but you will also be fully aware of how long you have left until the big day.
Featuring a childlike design that is easy to use for all the family, the Gift It app allows you to create lists, set a budget and share lists via email or SMS. You can enter an amount next to each gift and the total will appear at the bottom so you know how much you've spent.
It will also give you a "Budget Status" and "Ready for Santa" status, the latter of which currently says "Keep Shopping" for us. Sigh.
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The Amazon app may be an obvious choice to help make shopping from your sofa easier, but it was one we didn't feel could be missed off the list.
It allows you to do numerous things including search and purchase by department, compare prices, find deals and read reviews. You can also scan a barcode for instant details on pricing and availability if you have strayed from your armchair.
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"Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" has thrills, battles, explosions, special effects, laughs and a lot of heart in the performance of Andy Serkis, played with award-worthy intensity and pathos.
Pass the popcorn. "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" is a legit summer blockbuster. It's got thrills, battles, explosions, special effects, laughs and a lot of heart. Plus, there's betrayal, inevitable events and social breakdown. Matt Reeves ("Let Me In") directs and it's the stuff of Shakespeare, right down to a main character with a tragic flaw. That would be Caesar, played with award-worthy intensity and pathos by Andy Serkis, who delivers another amazing motion-capture performance. Could this be the year the Academy finally recognizes Serkis, who made a name for himself as the creepy Gollum in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy?
Set in San Francisco 10 years after the events depicted in the 2011's "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," the sequel finds Caesar ruling a tribe of chimps threatened by the human survivors of the Simian virus that nearly wiped out mankind. Left behind to rebuild and reclaim the world are a group of folks genetically immune to the virus. For a decade they have lived within miles of this chimpanzee Shangri-La, yet never crossed paths. That's just one implausibility in a script by Rick Jaffa, Amanda Silver and Mark Bomback. But that's a minor quibble rectified in spades by Serkis' lights-out performance and a film that is a visual stunner. Gestures and movement aside, Serkis tells the story with expressive eyes, generating empathy, understanding and intelligence. Because of experiments gone bad, apes have been groomed to mistrust humans. The only hope for man to power up its makeshift city is to fix the dam on ape land. This causes a series of trust issues between the two sides. Jason Clarke's sympathetic scientist, Malcolm, works toward a fragile peace with Caesar, much to the protest of Koba (Toby Kebbell, in motion capture), Caesar's most trusted advisor, and Gary Oldman's Dreyfus, the leader of the human colony. Rounding out the human crew are Ellie, (Keri Russell) a nurse, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Malcolm's son, and the trigger-happy Carver (Kirk Acevedo.) There are some nice callbacks to the first film that starred James Franco.
The story returns to the house where Franco lovingly raised Caesar. An old video and photo are uncovered there and worked into the narrative. It's a nice touch of nostalgia and again, not much is spoken, but the emotional depth Serkis exudes with his eyes says it all. Serkis disappears for a time in the middle of the film, and his absence is noticeable.
Predictably, a brittle accord is reached between the humans and apes, but anyone following along knows war is inevitable. Reeves is smart to turn his camera more on the apes rather than the humans. They're the real stars, right down to the baby chimp whose immediate warming to Russell's Ellie speaks volumes about existing cultural barriers. I dare you not to smile during that scene. "Can we all just get along?" Then there's the dramatic images of the chimps in their natural and lush state, communicating, giving birth, teaching school. Don't be surprised if your jaw drops. It's beautiful stuff. They're just like us – fathers, sons, husbands, wives and daughters. Handshakes are meaningful contracts. Yet, they've got their problems, too. Namely a militant advisor better suited for ISIS than forging friendship with humans. "Et tu, Koba?"
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The Licensing International Expo offers a microcosm of the trends being tracked by publishers who acquire licensed properties. This year's show, held last week in Las Vegas, not only spotlighted key trends but seemed to confirm that the licensing business is gaining strength after several tough years.
Digital properties were particularly significant on the exhibition floor, with some of the largest booths devoted to properties originating as mobile apps (Angry Birds), video games (Skylanders), and virtual worlds (Moshi Monsters).
In many cases, these properties sign publishers among their first and core licensees. Houses such as Random House, Dark Horse, IDW, and Tor, for example, are key partners for adult-themed books and comics based on video-game properties including Mass Effect (licensed by EA), Metal Gear (Konami), and Call of Duty (Activision).
During the show, Beanstalk Group announced its first publishing deal for the virtual world MovieStarPlanet, with Egmont, which will release books and magazines throughout Europe. Meanwhile, the Joester-Loria Group signed PaperCutz as its first publisher for Annoying Orange, now on the Cartoon Network and originally on YouTube.
Penguin recently secured the rights to extend its Moshi Monsters publishing program, which has been successful in the U.K., into the U.S. market. "Publishing is something we've desperately been missing in the U.S.," said Darran Garnham, chief business development officer at licensor Mind Candy. "Sales of publishing [from Penguin U.K.] into the U.S. market have been phenomenal." A fan pack being sent this fall to 50,000 of the site's most engaged U.S. users will include information about the books, among a variety of premiums and gift items.
Knockout Licensing was offering Boo—the World's Cutest Dog, which earned its popularity as a Facebook sensation before attracting its first two licensees. Gund markets plush figures and Chronicle Books will release its second Boo title this summer. "Everybody knows Boo, and it's totally through social media," said Carol Postal, cofounder of Knockout.
In addition to properties originating in digital, apps were a topic of conversation, as expected, with licensors promoting new app releases and talking to publishers and developers about new app opportunities. At last year's show, how to deal with apps within a licensing program was a bit confusing, with print publishers, developers, gaming companies, and the licensors themselves vying for similar rights. Now, licensors say, things have calmed down and shaken out, for the most part, into accepted formats, although there are still some gray areas.
"The digital conversation has dialed down significantly," said Patty Sullivan, founder of P.S. Ink, which represents Jim Henson Productions and Crayola for the publishing category. Last year about one-third of her meetings at the show were with digital companies, many of them startups that are not active today. The number is smaller this year, the partners are known, and the conversations serious.
Scott Chambers, Sesame Workshop's senior v-p of worldwide media distribution, noted that while digital revenues are growing fast, there hasn't been much of a negative impact on print publishing. "Print is holding its own, if not growing a bit," he said. "We hope we can ultimately leverage all the digital and print together at retail. That is sort of the end game."
Traditional Entertainment
Many of the Hollywood studios focused mainly on film franchises and sequels, along with properties from their film and television libraries. Sony highlighted its upcoming Robocop remake and Smurfs 2; Universal offered Despicable Me 2; and Warner Bros. was pitching Man of Steel, based on Superman.
Several licensors of entertainment properties noted that publishing is a critical facet of building and maintaining key franchises between film releases, through original publishing based on the films as well as tie-ins to entertainment that bridges the gap between films, such as interactive games. Carol Roeder, director of publishing for Star Wars licensor Lucasfilm, noted that Random House, Dark Horse, and DK have published books tied to the Star Wars multiplayer online game, the Old Republic, and that there will be a publishing program tied to the next game, 1313, as well.
Similarly, 20th Century Fox Consumer Products plans novels tied to Sega's video game Aliens: Colonial Marines, based on Fox's Alien film franchise. "We have great IP and are using publishing to extend that IP," said Jeffrey Godsick, president of Fox Consumer Products, adding that books have been instrumental in turning Alvin & the Chipmunks and Ice Age from film-based to year-round brands.
Even as digital properties and initiatives were at the forefront, there was a distinct retro feel on much of the show floor, with a variety of vintage designs on offer as well as announcements about property relaunches. From the 1960s, Warner Bros. is debuting a licensing program for the Batman TV series and ITV Studios is promoting Thunderbirds, with Haynes among that property's recent publishing licensees. From the 1980s, Hasbro is rereleasing the Furby doll, while Saban is relaunching two brands, Popples and My Pet Monster.
More than the usual number of properties were highlighting anniversaries in 2012 through 2014. For example, VeggieTales is celebrating its 20th in 2013, with recently signed publishing partners including Bendon, Ruckus, ScrollMotion, and Ideals Publications.
Masters of the Universe is celebrating its 30th, with DC Comics among the new licensees for that property. CBS marked the 25th year of Star Trek: The Next Generation with new books from existing licensees, including a TNG edition of Abrams's 365 series. Discovery's Shark Week also celebrated 25 years and recently signed with Time Home Entertainment for the property's first newsstand bookazine, The Big Book of Sharks.
Several of the properties touting anniversaries were based on books, including Babar (80th), Berenstain Bears (50th), Clifford (50th), Goosebumps (20th), and Where's Waldo? (25th).
Eye on International
The global nature of the licensing business was evident at the show, with many of the largest and most crowded booths belonging to licensors from outside the U.S. These included a lot of the digital property owners. Several of the leading video companies hail from Japan, for example, while virtual worlds and mobile properties, from Moshi Monsters and Stardoll to Angry Birds, hail from the U.K. or Nordic countries.
Meanwhile, licensors and agents reported significant interest from global manufacturers. Cynthia Cleveland, CEO of Broadlit, attended the show to pitch the company's TRULove brand, based on a romance-themed Web site and e-book imprint, along with vintage cover images from True Romance magazine, for which Broadlit recently signed its first licensing deal, with Art.com. "It's been interesting to see how high the attention is internationally," Cleveland said.
Suzy Spafford, creator of Suzy's Zoo and Little Suzy's Zoo (which have sold three million books with Dalmatian Press in the U.S. since March 2011) has developed books specifically for Japan, where retail sales of her properties exceed $110 million annually. The books were done at the request of the Japanese publisher, BL Publishing, and master licensee, Plaza Style, to introduce new characters into the market. Spafford's agent, Lawless Entertainment—which also debuted licensing programs tied to the Little Prince and the Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel—was showing a new Little Suzy's Zoo e-book developed with zuuka, the German children's app publisher, among other initiatives.
Although attendees noted that traffic seemed light at the show, publishers and agents reported productive meetings. "There's exciting stuff happening, with the show as the impetus," said Michael Gombos, director of Asian licensing at Dark Horse, which exhibited in its dual role as a licensor (of Sin City, Hellboy, and the Goon) and a key licensee.
More publishers were attending. "The state of retail bookselling has given publishers who typically have not been interested in licensing more of an appetite for licenses," explained Sullivan. "They realize that the opportunities to expand beyond bookstores into specialty and mass channels is greater with licensing."
Pamela Westman, executive v-p, Americas, at HIT Entertainment, which was highlighting its newest property, Mike the Knight (for which Simon & Schuster was one of the first U.S. licensees), echoed other exhibitors when she said, "I feel an energy coming back to the licensing community."


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To build on this record, RFM is actively seeking to take a leadership role by creating partnerships and building networks with local councils, service clubs, and other organisations who have common ideals - to secure a healthy future for the environment and communities. To achieve these ideals RFM can represent their growers, producers and patrons, so farmers markets become a strong voice in the community to promote more sustainable growth, collaboration and interdependency.
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We know you can use an iPhone as a G-meter, but did you know you could use a Blackberry Storm to control an F1 car? Lewis Hamilton had his McLaren wired to try it.
The story goes that two apparently shower-averse guys from England somehow (some witchcraft called Bluetooth) connected their brand spankin' new Blackberry Storm to a model F1 car, then broke into their responsible older brother's office to set up a desktop test track to try it out on. The storm's motion sensors proved an excellent control system and the video went big on something called YouTube. Wow, viral marketing can be creative, can't it?
Seeing it, McLaren invited the pair down to a winter testing session in Spain where Lewis Hamilton has his F1 car equipped with Bluetooth, then takes it for a Blackberry controlled spin on the track.
In reality, Formula One teams have as much disdain for their fans as Chrysler does for its customers and, if they wanted a remote control, they'd have
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Uncle of Tsarnaev brothers allegedly worked for USAID and company linked to Halliburton
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Following Zubeidat Tsarnaev's claim that her son, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was set-up by the FBI, her brother-in-law, Ruslan Tsarni, was rolled out to engage in damage control and save the official narrative on the Boston bombings.
Tsarni called his nephews "losers" and insisted that because the brothers had failed to integrate themselves in the United States they were consumed with hatred.
The establishment media immediately spotlighted "Uncle Ruslan," as they affectionately called him, and attempted to bury or at least minimize the impact of Zubeidat Tsarnaev's claim that her sons are patsies.
"Tsarni's own emotions have taken a roller-coaster of guilt and anger, he said in an interview, fueled by the family's failure to recognize that Tamerlan's interest in Islam over the past six years may have crossed into violent radicalism," Bloomberg reported on Wednesday.
Uncle Ruslan, however, isn't merely a concerned relative. It is said he not only worked for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in the former Soviet Republic of Kazakhstan, but also did time with Big Sky Energy Corp., a gas and oil corporation with ties to Cheney's Halliburton, a Pentagon contractor in bed with the CIA.
As we noted on Wednesday, USAID is an agency used by the U.S. government to operate "humanitarian" NGOs instrumental in running color revolutions in former Soviet states. It collaborates with the Freedom House, the CIA front the National Endowment for Democracy, Soros Foundations, and the CIA's Ford Foundation to undermine governments in the former Soviet Union, now the Russian Federation.
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Configuring Advanced Windows Server 2012 Services
Configuring Advanced Windows Server 2012 Services Online Courses
2KO Rwanda offers online Windows 2012 courses in Rwanda. We also offer full time Windows 2012 courses in Kigali for groups of four or more delegates. 2KO Rwanda's Windows 2012 course is offered to our international and local students. 2KO International delivers consulting services, in the IT and Business space, as well as being a training provider for IT certification and user level courses. Training can be any blend of bespoke, classroom and online learning, to ensure students have access to the best Windows 2012 Server training in Rwanda. 2KO Rwanda's course is designed specifically for participants to gain the knowledge and skills for making the appropriate job role decisions around administering Windows Server 2012..
This course is designed for Information Technology (IT) professionals, who have Windows Server 2012 operating system knowledge and experience and wish to validate the skills and knowledge necessary to administer a Windows Server 2012 infrastructure. This course is part two of a series of courses which validate the skills and knowledge required to implement a core Windows Server 2012 Infrastructure into an existing enterprise environment. This exam will validate the administration tasks necessary to maintain a Windows Server 2012 infrastructure, such as user and group management, network access and data security.
Register for an Online Microsoft Technical Course Here
This course on
installing and configuring advanced Windows Server 2012 services
prepares participants for the Microsoft Exam 70-412
Some of the skills you will learn in this class are:
Configuring Network Load Balancing (NLB)
Configuring failover clustering
Managing failover clustering roles
Managing Virtual Machine (VM) movement
Configuring advanced file services
Implementing Dynamic Access Control (DAC)
Configuring and optimizing storage
Configuring and managing backups
Recovering servers
Configuring site-level fault tolerance
Implementing advanced Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) solutions
Implementing advanced DNS solutions
Deploying and managing IPAM
Configuring a forest or a domain
Configuring trusts
Configuring sites
Managing Active Directory and SYSVOL replication
Implementing Active Directory Federation Services 2.1 (AD FSv2.1)
Installing and configuring Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS)
Managing certificates
Installing and configuring Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS)
Microsoft 70-412 Configuring Advanced Windows Server 2012 R2 Services Curriculum:
Module 1
Course Introduction
Instructor Introduction
Course Overview
What You Should Know
Certification Overview
Microsoft Learning Quote and Certification Audience
Module 2
Windows Server 2012 Course Specifics
Lab Setup
Lab Layout
Demonstration and Presentation Types
Module 3
Windows Server 2012 ADDS
Domain Tree
Domain Forest
Single Domain
Multiple Domains
Functional Level
Upgrade Migrate
Installing a Domain Controller
Chapter Review
Module 4
Windows Server 2012 ADDS Domains and Forests
Trust Relationships
External Trust
Forest Trust
Realm Trust
Shortcut Trust
SID Filtering
Name Suffix Routing
Creating a Child Domain and Building a Trust
Chapter Review
Module 5
Windows Server 2012 ADDS Sites
Active Directory Sites
Implementing ADD
SRV Records
Locating Local DC
Active Directory Site Setup
Chapter Review
Module 6
Windows Server 2012 ADDS Replication
AD Partitions
Types of Replication
Site Topology and Site Links
Group Membership Caching
Site Replication
Chapter Review
Module 7
Windows Server 2012 Networking DNS
DNS and Administration
GlobalName Zone
DNS Security
DNS Advanced Configuration
Chapter Review
Module 8
Networking DHCP
DHCP Basics
Address Request
Play Nice With DNS
DHCP IPv6
Name Protection
DHCP Failover
DHCP Advanced Configuration
Chapter Review
Networking IPAM
Module 9
IPAM Basics
Reason to Use IPAM
Management and Monitoring
IPAM Installation and Configuration
Chapter Review
Module 10
Data: Advanced File
File and Storage Basics
File Server Resource Manager
File Classification
New Options
File Classification Configuration
Enabling Data Deduplication
Chapter Review
Module 11
Windows Server 2012: Dynamic Access Control
DAC Basics
New VS Old
Central Access Policy
Implementing DAC
Deploying DAC
Implementation of Dynamic Access Control
Chapter Review
Module 12
Windows Server 2012 Data: Storage
Storage Basics
iSCSI Parts
iSCSI Security
Configuring SCSI and iSCSI Storage
Configuring BranchCache
Chapter Review
Module 13
Business Continuity: Backups
Backup Basics
Server Backup
Online Backup
Data Protection Manager
Implementing a Windows Server Backup
Chapter Review
Module 14
High Availability Network Load Balancing
Network Load Balancing Basics
NLB Functionality
NLB New Features
NLB Deployment
Additional NLB Configuration
Planning for NLB
Securing NLB
NLB Cluster Setup
Configuring NLB Cluster
Host Availability
Chapter Review
Module 15
High Availability Failover Clustering
High Availability Basics
HA New Features
HA Components
Features CSV
Quorum (Modes)
Failover Clustering
Cluster Deployment Requirements
Failover Cluster Setup and Configuration
HA File Server Setup and Configuration
Cluster Aware Updating
Module 16
HA Hypervisor and VM
HA Basics with Hyper-V
Failover Clustering with Hyper-V
New Features
Best Practices
HV Replica
Virtual Machine Cluster Setup
Failover Cluster Configuration for Hyper-V
Chapter Review
Module 17
Access and Identity: Certificates
Public Key Infrastructure Basics
Components PKI Solution
AD CS New Features
Certificate Templates
Enrollment Types
Certificate Revocation List
Key Recovery
Building A Root CA
Deploying and Configuring an Enterprise Subordinate CA
Managing Certificate Templates
Certificate Revocation
Chapter Review
Module 18
Active Directory Federation Services
AD FS Services
Web Security Components
AD FS New Features
AD FS Setup and Configuration
Installing AD FS Role
Installing AD FS for a Single Organization
Configuring AD Claims Provider Trust
Chapter Review
Module 19
Active Directory Rights Management
AD RMS Basics
RMS Usage
AD RMS Components
Certificates / Licenses
AD RMS Process
AD RMS Deployment
Rights Policy Templates
Creating a Super User Group and Service Group
Installing and Configuring AD RMS
Build and Deploy a Policy Template
Implementing RMS Trust Policies
Anonymous Access Setup
Creating A Rights Protected Document
Module 20
Course Review
Certification Overview
Exam Preparation


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(BuzzFeed/CNN) -- Rusty the red panda is the most recent zoo animal to prove it truly is a jungle out there. On Monday, the National Zoo in Washington announced that little Rusty had gone missing.
Thankfully, by the end of the day, he was back in his enclosure and no longer wandering around the big city unchaperoned. Rusty's adventurous day in D.C. is, obviously, not the first nor the strangest story of an escaped animal running amok.
Don't worry, though, all these have relatively happy endings!
1) Evelyn and Jim: The gorillas that escaped, more than once, from the Los Angeles Zoo.
These two gorillas were a pretty big headache for the zookeepers at the Los Angeles Zoo. The primates in crime escaped so many times that the zoo received a warning from federal officials, according to ABC News. The zookeepers were housing them in an enclosure originally intended for bears; the gorillas would use vines to climb out, even one time bounding the wall with a running jump.
2) Nala: The lioness that escaped into Disney's backyard.
In the late '90s, a 450-pound lioness named Nala -- after a character in Disney's "The Lion King" -- escaped from Kissimmee's JungleLand Zoo when handlers were cleaning her cage. The declawed lion prowled the area, much to the chagrin of residents. Thankfully, no one was hurt. After a few days on the loose, Nala was found by a search team and returned to her pen.
3) Virginia: The wolf that escaped from the Los Angeles Zoo and may or may not have been recaptured.
The story of Virginia the wolf is one of the stranger ones. The timber wolf escaped from her enclosure three times in the 1970s before she finally got out for good. It's unclear, however, what happened to the antsy wolf after that.
4) The 170+ Rhesus monkeys that took over Long Island in the 1930s.
This kooky incident happened at an old-timey exotic animal park run by famous animal collector Frank Buck. According to the original 1935 New York Times article, the monkeys' area was left open one night, they got out and went bananas in a neighboring town. Local law enforcement realized something was up when they started getting more than a few phone calls reporting monkeys crawling around people's houses. Buck's jungle camp even offered a season pass to any resident who returned a monkey.
5) Ken Allen: The "Hairy Houdini" of the San Diego Zoo.
Ken Allen is easily the San Diego Zoo's most famous -- and successful -- simian escape artist. He became famous in the '80s for his numerous, daring escapes. He even taught another orangutan how to use a branch the way a human uses a crowbar to bust out of their enclosure. In 2000, Ken was euthanized in captivity after being sick with cancer. He was 29. The LA Times wrote an obituary for the beloved orangutan. "With the solemnity usually reserved for the passing of revered civic leaders, San Diego Zoo officials on Friday announced the death of Ken Allen, an escape-artist orangutan so beloved that he had his own fan club," wrote Tony Perry, a Times staff writer.
6) Nikica: The hippopotamus that wouldn't stay put.
It's pretty tough to tell hippopotamuses what to do. They're very large and don't exactly take direction. That's what one village in Montenegro learned firsthand. In 2010, after some flooding in the area, Nikica escaped her pen and made her way into a body of water in the nearby village of Plavnica. The villagers didn't mind Nikica swimming around their homes, though, and she ended up being a pretty popular celebrity in the area. She was eventually brought home after floodwaters receded.
7) The nine bison that ran loose in Oakland only to be coaxed back into their enclosure with bread.
In 1997, nine half-ton bison made a break for it from the Oakland Zoo. The herd didn't get very far, about 200 feet from the zoo grounds to be exact. The zookeepers lured the roaming bison back with pieces of bread.
8) Satara: The rhino that ran away from home after his mate left him for a younger rhino.
It seems like rhinoceroses can go on jealous rampages, too. According to South Australia's The Advertiser, Satara was a two-ton rhinoceros that threw a jealous tantrum inside the Monarto Zoo near Adelaide. The 18-year-old male escaped his enclosure and ventured into another section of the zoo where other rhinos were held before wandering back into his pen. The zookeepers figured it was because of Satara's mate Yhura pairing up with a younger rhino. Scandalous.
9) The penguin that escaped a Japanese aquarium.
Last year, a Humboldt penguin escaped from Tokyo Sea Life Park and spent a whopping three months waddling around the city. The 1-year-old fugitive was recaptured after being spotted multiple times swimming around Tokyo Bay. The penguin came back to the aquarium in good condition, apparently fit for big city life.
10) And of course, the clever Bronx Zoo cobra.
I want to thank those animals from the movie "Madagascar." They were a real inspiration.— Bronx Zoo's Cobra (@BronxZoosCobra) March 28, 2011
In March 2011, an Egyptian cobra slithered away from the Bronx Zoo's World Of Reptiles -- and into the hearts of Twitter users. After a few days of searching, zoo officials found that the elusive snake hadn't gotten very far; she was hiding among pipes in a holding area in the zoo's reptile house. They lured the cobra out using rodent-scented wood shavings.


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You can find more information about scholarship programs, student religious groups, and community engagement on our website; also feel free to stop by the Center for Campus Ministry any time! Read more about Spiritual Life at MC »
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