jamesmorton06's Space http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com Most recent posts at jamesmorton06's Space posterous.com Sat, 20 Oct 2012 07:22:30 -0700 Time again for Thomas Paine? http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/time-again-for-thomas-paine http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/time-again-for-thomas-paine On the 200th anniversary of Thomas Paine's death, Bill Moyers sits down with THOMAS PAINE AND THE PROMISE OF AMERICA author Harvey J. Kaye and NATIONAL REVIEW senior editor Richard Brookhiser, author of WHAT WOULD THE FOUNDERS DO?

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Fri, 19 Oct 2012 23:12:43 -0700 New Documents Show BP Made Little Progress on Alaska Safety Issues From 2001 to 2007 http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/new-documents-show-bp-made-little-progress-on http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/new-documents-show-bp-made-little-progress-on

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BP's Prudhoe Bay oil field facility in Alaska. (Photo by BP via Getty Images) Six years after a scathing 2001 internal review of BP's Alaska operations found that the company wasn't maintaining safety equipment and faced "a fundamental lack of trust" among workers, a follow-up study concluded BP had made little headway in addressing those concerns.

The 2007 review, obtained by ProPublica, is based on a survey of more than 400 BP workers and contractors across Alaska greater Prudhoe Bay drilling fields. Three of four workers surveyed said that BP's maintenance program was still not aligned with BP's business priorities. Workers said that while BP had chipped away at communication and training concerns, it had not reduced maintenance backlogs of key equipment.

Those findings take on new significance as Congress hears testimony from BP executives about what the company has done to improve its safety record and address a litany of operations failures over the last 10 years. In testimony yesterday, BP CEO Tony Hayward said that he had made significant changes in the company since taking the reins in 2007 and that he had focused on safety "like a laser."

The conclusions of the report were crystallized in two PowerPoint slides and a series of graphics that were given to ProPublica by a former senior BP manager. Their validity was confirmed by Marc Kovac, a current BP employee who was part of the original 2001 review team and helped conduct the 2007 follow-up and presented the data to senior management.

Nearly 80 percent of the workers interviewed for the 2007 study said that gas and fire detection systems -- perhaps the most important equipment to saving lives and among the most critical in preventing an environmental disaster -- were either not functioning or were obsolete.

"We found that 50 percent of everything that was originally brought up was not fixed, it was ignored," said Kovac. "BP plays the time game. People forget and they know that. So as long as they file reports and do investigations and produce paperwork, they know that people will eventually go on with their business."

Last week ProPublica disclosed that a series of internal BP investigations, including the 2001 Operational Integrity Review, had found that the company valued production and profits ahead of safety and maintenance. The reports, combined with internal e-mails obtained by ProPublica and several external government reviews of the company, showed that over a period of more than 10 years BP had allowed conditions of facilities to deteriorate in order to save money, and that it retaliated against workers who raised concerns about them.

The disclosure of the 2007 follow-up to that report stands in contrast to BP's public statements from 2001 to 2007, which asserted the company had learned from its mistakes in Alaska and seized the opportunity to change.

BP did not respond to requests for comment for this article, but in a statement made in early June about the apparent pattern of recurring issues at BP operations since 2001, BP spokesman Toby Odone told ProPublica that the "premise about continuing worker safety complaints is essentially groundless."

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Fri, 19 Oct 2012 15:45:39 -0700 In JPMorgan Suit, a Lack of New News http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/in-jpmorgan-suit-a-lack-of-new-news http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/in-jpmorgan-suit-a-lack-of-new-news The lawsuit filed by Attorney General Eric Schneiderman of New York against JPMorgan Chase over flawed mortgage-backed securities contains little new information about Wall Street's practices.

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Fri, 19 Oct 2012 07:34:49 -0700 Youngandthrifty Cheap and Good Eats: Thomas Haas Fine Chocolates http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/youngandthrifty-cheap-and-good-eats-thomas-ha http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/youngandthrifty-cheap-and-good-eats-thomas-ha It seems to be the trend that I have exhausted all the cheap eats and am focusing on the good eats in Vancouver.  Thomas Haas Fine Chocolates, again, isn’t necessarily cheap (though if you can restrain yourself and buy just one “goodie” to treat yourself instead of a dozen, it can be a cheap treat), [...]

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Thu, 18 Oct 2012 23:15:47 -0700 Buffett's Gloomy View of Our Economic Future? http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/buffetts-gloomy-view-of-our-economic-future-21247 http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/buffetts-gloomy-view-of-our-economic-future-21247

This morning Warren Buffet's company Berkshire Hathaway announced that it was buying Burlington Northern Santa Fe in a deal valued at $44 billion. In the announcement, Buffett called the purchase an "all-in wager on the economic future of the United States."

Is Buffett right that a bet on Burlington Northern is a bet on the economic future of the U.S.? Because if Buffett is right, we've got real problems.

Let's take a look at what Burlington Northern carries. Its major freight revenues (as of 2008) come from coal (23% of revenues); agricultural products (20%); international intermodal shipments of consumer products, which is probably mostly imports (16%); construction and building products (14%); and petroleum products (4%).

In essence, Buffett is betting that the next ten years will look a lot like the last ten: A lot of growth in imports, construction, energy and agricultural products. If he thought that innovation was going to be the driver of the next ten years--biotech, energy, and infotech--he wouldn't be buying Burlington Northern.

I'm not saying that Buffett is wrong. His skepticism about the tech sector in the late 1990s, and innovation in general, turned out to be right on the mark. Berkshire Hathaway stock over the past decade has risen by 84%, whil the S&P 500 is down by 18%.

But his "all-in wager on the economic future of the United States" paints a remarkably gloomy picture of where we are heading.

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Thu, 18 Oct 2012 15:37:27 -0700 The Other Side of Solar: SolarCity Files for IPO http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/the-other-side-of-solar-solarcity-files-for-i http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/the-other-side-of-solar-solarcity-files-for-i

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While solar panel makers have been suffering from falling prices and over-capacity, U.S. solar installers have been taking advantage of the cheap panels and devising new financing schemes to grow their businesses. One of the largest of these installers, SolarCity Corp., has filed a Form S-1 with the SEC saying that the company wants to conduct an IPO to raise $201 million. The is a preliminary filing and does not include the number of shares to be offered or the offering price.

Underwriters for the offering are Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, BofA/ML, Needham & Co. and Roth Capital Partners. Shares will trade on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol 'SCTY'.

SolarCity, in which Tesla Motors Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk holds a stake of about 32%, said that it would use the proceeds from the offering for "general corporate purposes, including working capital, capital expenditures and potential acquisitions of complementary businesses, technologies or other assets." The company currently has 56.56 million shares outstanding, excluding about 27 million common stock options and preferred shares.

Of the shares to be sold about 108,000 will be offered by current shareholders. An over-allotment option pool of 790,474 shares will be available from Lyndon and Peter Rive, the company's founders. The Rives are cousins of Musk.

SolarCity has done well by offering solar rooftop installation for which the homeowners then sign a power-purchase agreement for 20 years. Excess electricity is sent back to the grid. SolarCity will also sell complete systems to homeowners who wish to purchase them.

In 2011, SolarCity reported revenues of $59.55 million and a net loss of $73.7 million. In the first six months of 2012, the company reports revenues of $71.4 million and a net loss of $48.9 million. However, due to the way the company accounts for revenue, net losses to stockholders totaled $43.5 million and $23.1 million in 2011 and the first half of 2012, respectively.

A full-copy of the filing is available here.

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Thu, 18 Oct 2012 07:25:43 -0700 Dr. Jane Goodall Part 1 http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/dr-jane-goodall-part-1-9061 http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/dr-jane-goodall-part-1-9061 Dr. Jane Goodall. Despite dire warnings for our endangered planet, Jane Goodall says all is not yet lost - we can change course if we act now.

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Tue, 16 Oct 2012 22:31:56 -0700 Remembering Charles Houston http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/remembering-charles-houston http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/remembering-charles-houston Bill Moyers remembers his friend, renowned physician and mountaineer Charlie Houston

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Tue, 16 Oct 2012 14:38:46 -0700 Grading iOS 6 Maps: pass or fail? http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/grading-ios-6-maps-pass-or-fail http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/grading-ios-6-maps-pass-or-fail There's no denying the sex-appeal of iOS 6 new photo-realistic and interactive 3D Maps, but would you trade transit information and Street View data for it?

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Mon, 15 Oct 2012 21:14:25 -0700 Securities Futures: High Risk Investments http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/securities-futures-high-risk-investments http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/securities-futures-high-risk-investments
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Do security futures, one of the most high risk investments available, have a place in your investment portfolio? That depends on your risk tolerance, a key component of financial planning, and your understanding of security futures contracts.

“Security futures involve a high degree of risk and are not suitable for all investors,” says the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the self-regulating agency that oversees the brokerage industry.  As with all high risk investments, says FINRA, “if you don’t understand it, you shouldn’t buy it. You could lose a substantial amount of money in a very short period of time.”

A securities futures contract legally binds two parties to buy or sell a set number of shares of a company’s stock for a set price at a specified date in the future, says FINRA. What makes these securities futures contracts such high risk investments? Securities futures contracts require an initial payment, sometimes called a “margin payment,” to cover potential losses. This margin can be used to leverage a futures contract of much high value. According to FINRA, as the degree of leverage increases, so does the potential for large gains or losses over a short period of time.

A drop in stock price can trigger a margin call – a demand for investors to deposit additional funds into the margin account. If an investor is unable to meet a margin call, the brokerage firm may liquidate the securities futures position and hold the investor liable for any losses. “Because of the always-present possibility of margin calls, security futures contracts are not appropriate if you cannot come up with the additional funds on short notice,” FINRA said.

Trading security futures contracts can result in “potentially unlimited losses” and the dangers of these high risk investments can be compounded by trading halts, computer system failures, day trading strategies and illiquid markets, FINRA states.

When it comes to such high risk investments, FINRA says, “you should not risk any money that you cannot afford to lose, such as your retirement savings, medical and other emergency funds, funds set aside for education or home ownership or funds required to meet your living expenses.”

FINRA also advises investors contemplating high risk investments, such as security futures contracts, to do a thorough background check on prospective brokers.

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Mon, 15 Oct 2012 13:28:35 -0700 Debating Citizens United v. FEC http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/debating-citizens-united-v-fec http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/debating-citizens-united-v-fec Libertarian journalist Nick Gillespie and legal scholar Lawrence Lessig discuss public financing of campaigns and the effects of money on politics.

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Sun, 14 Oct 2012 13:46:32 -0700 Women Taking the Wheel http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/women-taking-the-wheel-4321 http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/women-taking-the-wheel-4321

Women in RetirementMany women have not realized that now is the time to take control of your finances.  For too long, a great number of you have relied on men, be it a husband or whatnot, to control your finances and help you plan for retirement.  And the truth is, this line of thinking continues to this day.

Now is the time to put a stop to all that.  Now is the time you take the wheel.  Now is the time to realize that a successful retirement may very well hinge on your own ability to prepare.  Let's take a look at a few facts that every woman should be aware of.

Fact #1:  A longer life expectancy can have a huge effect on your retirement.

If you are a married woman, there is a good chance that your husband is older than you.  In many cases, your husband may be several years older.  More than a decade of difference isn't all that uncommon.  Because of this, there is a good chance that when your husband passes away, he will do so several years ahead of you.  This can mean a great deal to your retirement, as you will need to prepare for the long haul without your husband's guidance.  In many cases, a widow will see her standard of living go down without proper planning.

The same goes for a single woman.  The average lifespan is now close to 85, and you may find yourself living many years beyond that.  While this is clearly a good thing, you must prepare for at least 30 years of retirement, just to be on the safe side.

Fact #2:  A little knowledge can go a long way.

You can't beat a little education to help you get through life.  When it comes to retirement planning, this is especially true.  Whether or not you've been following your husband's lead and allowing him to control all of your finances or allowing a professional to handle things for you, it's time you educated yourself.  Take the time to learn as much as you can about the financial products contained in your retirement portfolio.  Ask questions.  Maybe even take a few basic classes to help you understand anything you might be having trouble with.  Finances can often be a bit difficult to understand for anyone, so never hesitate to educate yourself and stay informed.

Fact #3:  Surveys back up the consensus.

If you follow the numerous financial surveys that are conducted each year, you'll find that retirement planning is a huge issue for women right now.  One of these was conducted by the Society of Actuaries.  Here are some facts that this survey unveiled, and they're not exactly encouraging:

-- Only 8% of female retirees are planning for the long haul, which can translate to a twenty year gap in finances.  In turn, this gap translates to a large number of women who simply aren't prepared for their extended life expectancy without the benefit of a spouse.
-- For men over the age of 85, a total of 45% of them are widowed.  For women, the number is nearly doubled at 85%.  That number may be staggering, but it simply reinforces the need for a woman to know how to handle her finances into her later years.
-- 20% of men at age 65 are expected to need professional care for a number of years after their retirement.  For women, the number is 30%.  While this isn't a huge difference, it's large enough to be concerned.

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Sat, 13 Oct 2012 13:23:40 -0700 Increased Market Value of Wind Energy http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/increased-market-value-of-wind-energy http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/increased-market-value-of-wind-energy Precision Wind, LLC of Las Cruces, New Mexico unveiled its Wind Resource Management Suite™ at the WINDPOWER 2008 Conference and Exhibition, North America’s largest wind energy event organized by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA). Presenting before a record-breaking crowd of WINDPOWER attendees, Dr. James Stalker, CTO of Precision Wind, participated on a panel discussion [...]

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Sat, 13 Oct 2012 05:56:34 -0700 Playing for Change http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/playing-for-change-24848 http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/playing-for-change-24848 Bill Moyers talks with Mark Johnson, the producer of a remarkable documentary about the simple but transformative power of music.

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Fri, 12 Oct 2012 21:29:49 -0700 The Tipping Point – Resentment is a good thing http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/the-tipping-point-resentment-is-a-good-thing http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/the-tipping-point-resentment-is-a-good-thing There’s a truism – or maybe just widely held opinion – that it’s better to have “going to” goals rather than “away from” goals.  I think that’s definitely the case when it comes to people interested in early retirement. When I first throttled back from working two jobs with occasional 16 hour days a few years [...]

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Fri, 12 Oct 2012 05:52:32 -0700 The High Cost Of Childcare – How To Plan For It http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/the-high-cost-of-childcare-how-to-plan-for-it http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/the-high-cost-of-childcare-how-to-plan-for-it

As parents with young children will tell you, daycare is expensive.  It’s especially costly if you have two small children who aren’t school age yet. As more and more families are dual income these days, young families need to know what options are available to them for childcare so they can manage their finances accordingly. [...]

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Thu, 11 Oct 2012 05:51:33 -0700 POLL: How Comfortable Are You Talking About Money with Family or Friends? http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/poll-how-comfortable-are-you-talking-about-mo http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/poll-how-comfortable-are-you-talking-about-mo How comfortable are you talking about money with family or friends? Vote in our poll and let us know! MORE

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Wed, 10 Oct 2012 13:19:26 -0700 Can You Trust Advice From Your Bank? http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/can-you-trust-advice-from-your-bank http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/can-you-trust-advice-from-your-bank

Banks are getting savvier about finding ways to sell their products.  More and more Canadians are turning to online sources for financial advice, and banks are getting in on the act by engaging customers on their websites and social media channels. One approach the banks have used for years is to conduct a survey about [...]

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Wed, 10 Oct 2012 05:40:27 -0700 Zynga Futures Plunge http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/zynga-futures-plunge http://jamesmorton06.posterous.com/zynga-futures-plunge

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Znyga Inc. (NASDAQ: ZNGA) futures are plunging this morning following last night's warning on revenue and earnings. In its announcement the company said:

We're addressing these near-term challenges by implementing targeted cost reductions in the fourth quarter and rationalizing our product R&D pipeline to reflect our strategic priorities. At the same time, we are continuing to invest in our mobile business where we have one of the strongest positions in the industry. These actions support our strategy to transition from being a first party web game developer to a multiplatform game network. We remain optimistic about the opportunity for social gaming and the power of our player network of 311 million monthly active users.

What Zynga is counting on is Internet gambling. The company already counts millions of players for its play-for-fun casino games at Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB). Getting Internet gambling back currently depends on state-by-state changes in the law. Zynga and others are ready to pull the trigger as soon as the federal law is changed.

Until then, the company's success depends on gaining more traction in mobile and not over-paying for companies like OMGPOP.

Shares of Zynga are trading down about 21.5% this morning at $2.21, well below the 52-week range of $2.66 to $15.91.

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