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The nation appears trapped in a one-step-forward, two-steps-back economy… an economy of false starts… and false dawns.
We were told last month the economy added 211,000 jobs in April, crushing all expectations.
Unemployment fell to its lowest level since May 2007.
One step forward.
But May’s unemployment numbers came out today.
Economists expected 185,000 new additions to the national payrolls. The lowest estimate was 140,000.
The actual number?
Just 138,000 new jobs… undershooting the lowest projection.
In all, the American economy shed 367,000 full-time jobs last month… while adding 133,000 part-time positions.
“Clearly, we’re seeing some slowdown in job growth,” says Stuart Hoffman, senior economic adviser at PNC Financial Services.
The noble souls of the Bureau of Labor Statistics further report that hourly wages grew at the slowest rate since last March.
Two steps back.
Which naturally meant the stock market took one step forward today…
The Dow ended trading today 64 points to the good. The S&P was up seven. And the Nasdaq bulldozed its way to a 46-point gain.
That’s the way things work now, isn’t it?
But do the lackluster job numbers mean the Federal Reserve delays its expected rate hike on June 14?
Not according to Jim Rickards:
The report won’t matter… The Fed will raise interest rates 0.25% at that meeting. It would have taken a truly spectacular collapse in job creation, possibly as low as 50,000 jobs, to throw the Fed off course.
Michael Feroli, chief U.S. economist at JPMorgan Chase, agrees with Jim:
“This keeps the Fed on track.”
Just so.
Meanwhile, every time we’re told the economy’s taking a step forward, we’re later told it was a false step.
Earlier this year, for example, the Atlanta Fed projected first-quarter growth would take a lumbering 3.4% stride.
In reality, first-quarter GDP came in practically motionless at 0.7%.
If not quite a step back… a baby step forward.
We further discovered some sour news about the U.S. economy today…
Analyst Michael Snyder of The Economic Collapse blog tallied some numbers.
He reports that U.S. GDP grew an average of 1.33% from 1930–1939.
He then crunched GDP between 2007 and 2016.
The result?
U.S. GDP grew an average of 1.33% — the same precise number.
We’re loathe to exaggerate, or exaggerate much… but it appears economic growth is no better than it was in the 1930s.
History has a term for the 1930s — the Great Depression.
True, the 1930s witnessed greater swings — 1932 GDP was negative 12.9%, while 1936 GDP was positive 12.9%.
By way of comparison, 2009 turned in the lowest GDP number in the 2007–2016 period — negative 2.8%.
2015 saw the highest number — positive 2.6%
But both decades averaged 1.33% growth.
Snyder reminds us that Barack Obama was the only president in history who couldn’t swing a single year of at least 3% growth.
In terms of American history… two steps back.
Perhaps the economy will take that step forward under Donald Trump.
But until those tax cuts, deregulation and the rest of the “Trump stimulus” come to light, the nation could spend the next few years standing in place…
About where it’s been for the past 10 years…
Regards,
Brian Maher
Managing editor, The Daily Reckoning
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The Federal Reserve has unleashed Pavlov’s dogs upon Wall Street…
Investors buy in the expectation that the Federal Reserve will sally to the rescue whenever stocks take fright.
The buying spree lifts the market — even if the Fed had no intention of intervening.
The point is years of conditioning have trained investors to expect intervention.
And through their salivating stock purchases… they conduct their own intervention.
The Fed has conditioned them well.
Markets never transacted business in this fashion until the Fed enthroned itself savior after 2008.
Bad news was in fact bad news. And markets took the news at face value — badly.
That is the viewpoint in current circulation: Pre-2008 markets were acutely sensitive to quakes.
Because of the Fed, today’s are not.
But is it necessarily true?
We introduced you to James Altucher yesterday. James once ran a fascinating study…
He ransacked history from the beginning of WWII to the seismic events of Sept. 11, 2001.
His purpose: to study the impact of potentially systemic shocks on markets.
James identified 10 potential haymakers that could have flattened markets for the count.
The most conspicuous among them:
The beginning of WWII (Sept. 1, 1939)…
Pearl Harbor (ask someone if you must)…
The Cuban missile crisis (Oct. 22, 1962)…
Sept. 11 itself.
James recorded the S&P’s antics the day before the shock… the day after… and its panicked low the week following the event.
He then examined the S&P one week later, one month later and six months later.
His conclusion?
“Each time, the market has absorbed the shock and moved past the event.”
When the Germans invaded Poland to lift the curtain on WWII — not the average day, and by a long chalk at that — the market acted like it was just another day.
The S&P slipped a bit, and found a shallow bottom just days after.
It then settled on higher footings for the next six months, according to James… as if Herr Hitler’s soldaten were mere tourists taking the pleasant sights of Europe.
Why weren’t markets in headlong retreat along with Western Europe? Didn’t they know?
The Fed wasn’t in the business of propping stocks in those days. So the answer must lie elsewhere.
It’s true that market reaction to Pearl Harbor was more pronounced.
The S&P went lower into January ’42. But it rediscovered its fighting elan shortly thereafter.
And the S&P opened every year higher than the last until 1946.
Of course, comes the objection: Stocks naturally rose on the prospects of ultimate victory.
Yes, but the S&P had stabilized in January ‘42 as U.S forces were getting licked by the Japanese.
American fortunes only changed after the Battle of Midway in June ’42… after the S&P had already turned.
What of the Cuban missile crisis?
The world was never closer to the brink. But after a brief stagger, the S&P went trotting ahead, merry as a grig.
“What is most interesting is the ferocity with which the market rallied in only a few months,” said James.
Apparently, the specter of nuclear oblivion — a sword of Damocles hovering over markets for the next 30 years — was never the bugaboo many feared.
James:
The party started in 1962 and continued for the next seven years, resulting in the biggest bull market in history until the 1990s.
Ah, yes, but Sept. 11, 2001…
The date itself makes an icicle of our spine.
Markets were closed one full week after the horrors. And traded down heavily upon opening.
But one month later, the S&P was just 15 points off its Sept. 10 closing.
And just six months afterward, the S&P was 73 points higher than its Sept. 10 closing.
Many suspected the silent hand of the Plunge Protection Team when stocks miraculously recovered once the market reopened.
But it doesn’t explain the next six months — a period during which Enron collapsed, incidentally.
James’ study ended before 2008, so the financial crisis didn’t come under his bifocals.
We know of course the S&P has trended in an upward channel since 2010 — more or less.
It’s likely the Fed’s cosmic money printing since the 2008 financial crisis likely negates any comparison to pre-crisis events.
It is indeed a new world… brave or not.
But the long sweep of history indicates markets bend in a resilient arc.
And the shocks prove less shocking than feared, if James is right:
The nation has nevertheless undergone shocks to the system that we have survived, and will continue to survive.
We can’t challenge the first point. We’re consoled by the second.
But nature has not gifted us with an optimistic spirit.
And given the size of the current bubble, we can’t put away the suspicion that the system might not survive the next shock.
Of course, we said the same thing in 2008. And 2001. And…
Regards,
Brian Maher
Managing editor, The Daily Reckoning
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U.S. oil production is surging again.
The oil price collapse stopped the momentum for a while, but not for long. Incredibly this time, the growth is taking place with just $50 per barrel oil.
The driver of this growth is shale oil, and more specifically, shale oil from the Permian Basin in Texas. The Permian is the 800 pound gorilla that keeps OPEC awake at night.
This is not a short-term phenomenon. Shale oil will be changing the balance of power in the global oil market for decades to come.
I’m very bullish about rising shale oil production. But that does not necessarily mean I’m bullish on oil prices.
You can understand why since rising production and rising prices don’t really go together. Declining production would be better for oil prices.
There are however, other ways to profit from surging Permian shale oil production…
Sand, Sand, And More Sand – The Tiny Grains Behind The Shale BoomTo understand the Shale industry, you need to understand the process.
Before I get to the stunning trend I’ve been seeing, let me explain why sand is important for shale oil production.
The process of fracking involves using horizontal wells — wells that are turned horizontally at depth. Think of a well in an “L” shape where the base of the “L” is very long.
After a horizontal oil well is drilled, the producers pump water down the well at incredibly high pressures. That high pressure water fractures or “fracks” the oil bearing shale rocks that are in contact with the horizontal section of the well.
Once the rocks are fractured, water rushes into those fractures (cracks really), inflates them, and deepens the cracks in the rock. Sand that is pumped in with the water is carried into these cracks and “props” those fractures open to let oil (or gas) flow out.
In the image below, the yellow circles represent sand particles.
Source: Drilling Info
Without the sand to “prop” the fractures open, the fractures would close once the water pressure subsides which would reduce the amount of oil or gas that can escape.
Therefore, this frac sand is a crucial part of the shale oil production process, and is getting more important every day.
What the industry has found through constant trial and error, is that more proppant (more frac sand) means better shale oil wells.
Check the chart below which shows how much sand the industry has been using per horizontal well over time. The increase never ends, in fact it is still accelerating.
The chart shows the amount of frac sand being used per well in each major shale oil region. I want to focus in on the Permian since that is where the majority of shale oil drilling is now taking place.
Here is the amount of frac sand being used per well in the Permian in the fourth quarter of each year:
Q4 2013 – 1,000 tons
Q4 2014 – 1,800 tons (an 80% increase from Q4 2013)
Q4 2015 – 2,300 tons (a 28% increase from Q4 2014)
Q4 2016 – 5,000 tons (a 117% increase from Q4 2015)
The increase from Q4 2013 is incredible. From 1,000 tons of sand per well the industry is now using 5,000 tons.
What has really shocked me is the increase in just the last couple of quarters. The industry went from 4,000 tons in Q3 2016 to 5,000 tons in Q4 2016, a 1,000 ton increase in just the last quarter alone!
It is very clear that more sand equals more profitable wells.
Demand for this stuff is still skyrocketing after years of trial and error. I can’t wait to see how much sand will be used per horizontal well by the end of 2017…
Frac Sand Miners The Logical Choice – But Be CarefulEarlier this year, I kicked the tires on most of the publicly traded companies that supply frac sand to the oil and gas industry.
What I found were some incredibly expensive stocks, as well as some heavily leveraged ones.
Meaning there was an awful lot of growth baked into prices back then.
Source: northernminer.com
Since then, share prices have come back to much more reasonable levels and I think that the sector is worth another very close look.
My current favorite is U.S. Silica Holdings (NYSE:SLCA) for one major reason. The company has zero net debt on its balance sheet. As we are reminded on a regular basis, the commodity business is a painfully cyclical one — and in my opinion, not well suited for a lot of leverage.
And commodity companies like this with pristine balance sheets don’t just survive unexpected bumps in the road, they take advantage of them by picking of weaker competitors. Which is exactly what we saw U.S. Silica do in 2016.
If you’re looking to add a quality frac sand company to your portfolio, U.S. Silica is where to look first.
Here’s to looking through the windshield,
Jody Chudley,
Chief Credit Analyst, The Daily Edge
EdgeFeedback@AgoraFinancial.com
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Is the latest gold rally for real?
Investors can be forgiven for asking that question. Gold reached an all-time high dollar price of $1,898 per ounce on September 5, 2011. Then it began a relentless four-year, 43% plunge that took it to $1,058 on November 27, 2015.
Of course, gold did not go down in a straight line. There were numerous strong rallies along the way.
Gold rallied 13%, from $1,571 in June 2012 to $1,780 in October 2012. Then gold rallied 15%, from $1,202 in December 2013 to $1,381 on March 2014. Gold rallied 22.5% again, from $1,058 in November 2015 to $1,366 in July 2016, just after the Brexit vote in the UK.
If you were fortunate enough to buy each dip and sell at each high, lucky you. I don’t know anyone who actually did that. More common behavior is to buy near the interim tops on euphoria, and sell at the interim lows on depression. That’s a great way to lose money, but unfortunately it’s exactly how many investors behave.
With that said, no one can blame investors for being discouraged and skeptical about the price action in gold. Every rally since late-2011 was followed by a sickening plunge.
Perhaps the worst plunge was the dizzying 24% plunge, from $1,607 to $1,223 per ounce, in a brief 15-week span between March 22 and July 5, 2013. That period included the notorious “April Massacre” when gold fell over 5% in just two trading days.
Each time gold experienced one of these major reversals, investors were quick to claim price manipulation by dark forces, usually central banks, using highly-leveraged “paper gold” dumps on the commodity futures exchanges.
Actually there is strong statistical and forensic evidence to support the gold price manipulation claims, as I explain in my 2016 book, The New Case for Gold. China has a keen interest in keeping gold prices low because it is on a multi-year, multi-thousand ton buying spree. If you were buying 3,000 tons in a thin market, you’d want low prices too.
Of course, all of that will change when China reaches its gold reserve target of 10,000 tons — surpassing the United States. At that point, it will be in China’s interest to become more transparent and let the price of gold soar, which is another way of saying the value of the dollar is in free-fall.
China’s endgame may still be a few years away. Meanwhile, there are other more prosaic explanations for the long decline in gold prices from 2011 to 2015.
The best explanation I’ve heard came from legendary commodities investor Jim Rogers. He personally believes that gold will end up in the $10,000 per ounce range, which I have also predicted. But, Rogers makes the point that no commodity ever goes from a secular bottom to top without a 50% retracement along the way.
The calculation of a retracement necessarily relies on certain assumptions about which baseline to use for the analysis. For instance, gold fell, but traded in a narrow range between $490 per ounce in November 1987, and $255 per ounce in August 1999.
From there, gold turned decisively higher and rose 650% until the peak in 2011. So, the August 1999 low of $255 seems like a reasonable baseline for a retracement calculation.
Based on that, gold rose $1,643 per ounce from August 1999 to September 2011. A 50% retracement of that rally would take $821 per ounce off the price, putting gold at $1,077 when the retracement finished. That’s almost exactly where gold ended up on November 27, 2015 ($1,058 per ounce).
This means the 50% retracement is behind us and gold is set for new all-time highs in the years ahead.
Still, investors have been disappointed so many times since 2011 that they remain skeptical. Why is this rally different? Why should investors believe gold won’t just get slammed again?
The answer is that there’s an important distinction between the 2011-2015 price action and what’s going on now. The four-year decline exhibited a pattern called “lower highs, and lower lows.” While gold rallied, and fell back, each peak was lower than the one before and each valley was lower than the one before also.
The March 2014 high of $1,381 per ounce was lower than the prior October 2012 high of $1,780 per ounce. The November 2015 low of $1,058 per ounce was lower than the prior December 2013 low of $1,202 per ounce. Meanwhile, the overall trend was down.
Since December 2016, as shown in the chart below, it appears that this bear market pattern has reversed. We now see “higher highs, and higher lows,” as part of an overall uptrend.
The February 24, 2017 high of $1,256 per ounce was higher than the prior January 23, 2017 high of $1,217 per ounce. The May 10, 2017 low of $1,218 per ounce was higher than the prior March 14, 2017 low of $1,198 per ounce.
Of course, this new trend is only five months old and is not deterministic. Still, it is an encouraging sign when considered alongside other bullish factors for gold.
The current rally in gold began on December 15, 2016 at $1,128/oz. For over 5 months, gold has Adhered to a pattern in which each new high price is above the one before (“higher highs”), and each drawdown settles at a price above the one before (“higher lows”), If this pattern persists, the next high will be above $1,300/oz. Gold could rally further from there based on Fed policy.
The question for investors today is: Where does the gold market go from here?
We’re seeing a persistent excess of demand over new supply. China and Russia alone are buying more than 100% of annual output each year. That’s on top of normal demand by individuals and the jewelry industry. This means that demand has to be satisfied from existing stocks in vaults.
But western central banks have all but stopped selling in recent years. The last large sales were by Switzerland in the early 2000s and the IMF in 2010.
Private holders are keeping their gold also. On a recent visit to Switzerland, I was informed that secure logistics operators could not build new vaults fast enough and were taking over nuclear-bomb proof mountain bunkers from the Swiss Army to handle the demand for private storage.
With gold sellers disappearing and large demand continuing, the price will have to go up to clear markets — regardless of how much “paper gold” is dumped.
Geopolitics is another powerful factor. The crises in North Korea, Syria, Iran, the South China Sea, and Venezuela are not getting better; they’re getting worse. The headlines may fade in any given week, but geopolitical shocks will return when least expected and send gold soaring in a flight to safety.
Fed policy tightening is normally a headwind for gold. But, the last two times the Fed raised rates — December 14, 2016 and March 15, 2017 — gold rallied as if on cue. Gold is the most forward-looking of any major market. It may be the case that the gold market sees the Fed is tightening into weakness and will eventually over-tighten and cause a recession.
At that point, the Fed will pivot back to easing through forward guidance. That will result in more inflation and a weaker dollar, which is the perfect environment for gold. Look for another Fed rate hike on June 14, and another gold spike to go along with it.
In short, all signs point to higher gold prices in the months ahead. I look for a short-term rally to $1,300 in the next month, and then a more powerful surge toward $1,400 later this year based on Fed ease, geopolitical tensions, and a weaker dollar.
The gold rally that began on December 15, 2016 looks like one that will finally break the bear pattern of lower highs and lower lows, and turn it into the bullish pattern of higher highs and higher lows.
Regards,
Jim Rickards
for The Daily Reckoning
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JP Morgan Chase Consumer Services Video
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Ola Consumer Services Video
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ZyThe Zytronic range of touch sensing products are based upon internationally award winning and patented projected capacitive technologies. Zytronic develops and manufacture highly durable and adaptable touchscreens in a near limitless range of shapes and sizes, ideally suited for the most demanding self-service, public-facing interactive systems and kitchen equipments. The kitchen equipment video shows how Zytronic’s Touchscreen feature is Durable, reliable and adaptable and how Zytronic puts the world at your fingertips.
Moccamaster Cup-One Kitchen Equipment Video
The elegant Moccamaster Cup-one is a machine that gets the best out of your coffee. This compact and fast coffee machine, makes it easy for you to brew the coffee, right where you need it. At home or in the caravan, the boat or the small office. It’s up to you. Cup-one gives you the freedom to decide for themselves. Brew a cup of your favorite coffee in your best cup and enjoy. The kitchen equipment video familiarizes consumers to the elegant Moccamaster Cup-one Orange coffee maker.
Hafele Kitchen Equipments Video
Hafele make a range of kitchen fittings, appliances and lighting for the modern kitchen. Hafele’s equipments are designed to make your kitchen, where meals are prepared quickly and tidying up is simple. This kitchen equipment video shows some of the company products animating to life, giving this ‘No Fuss Cook’ everything that is needed for a modern kitchen that utilises space and functionality.
Glen Cooktop Kitchen Equipment Video
Glen India brings you designer cooktops, which let you use LPG with maximum efficiency. Equipped with toughened glass, these high quality cooktops are a culinary and visual delight. It’s Pressure die-cast, ultra light burners increases the longevity of the cooktop. To ensure liberty in hand movements while cooking, the glass cooktop is designed to be extra spacious. The kitchen equipment video shows how Glen cooktops come with multi-spark battery operated auto-ignition option, so that you don’t have to search for a lighter every time you cook.
Panasonic Kitchen Equipment Video
The NC-ZA1 is Panasonic’s first espresso machine. As soon as you open the box and see the product, its range of bundled accessories and the weighty manual, it’s clear that this is a high-quality coffee machine.It also looks great, and is surprisingly compact, barely taking up any room on your counter. It helps that the trip tray is spring-loaded, sliding out of the way when you don’t need it, saving even more counter-top space. The kitchen equipment video introduces the Panasonic Espresso machines as a sleek and compatible equipment.
Cerasure Kitchen Equipment Video
Cerasure Non-Stick Colour-Changing Frying Pans has durable non-stick inner coating requires little to no oil, allowing you to create a healthier alternative to fried family favourites. Complete in a stylish graphite exterior and suitable for all hob types including induction, this 2 Piece Fry Pan Set makes a vital addition to any home. The kitchen equipment video shows how Cerasure’s set offers enhanced durability whilst also enabling easy portability from stove to sink.
Universal Appliances Kitchen Equipment Video
Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center is a premier dealer of brand name home appliances, They carry the most popular products manufactured by the leading manufacturers, which makes their company a one stop shopping for all your kitchen and bath needs. The universal kitchen video helps the consumers explore Bosch’s kitchen appliances in the new Bosch kitchen, including Flex Induction Cooktops, Gas Cooktops, Side Opening Wall Ovens, Steam Convection Ovens and quiet Bosch dishwashers.
Nespresso by KitchenAid Kitchen Equipment Video
Nespresso by KitchenAid offers an exceptional combination of an iconic silhouette, high quality materials and an array of functions to help you easily prepare your favorite Grands Crus, such as a manual lever and a brewing button with six pre-programmed cup sizes. The kitchen equipment video concentrates on the exterior of the machine to impress the consumers.
Panasonic Cooker Hood Kitchen Equipment Video
Powerful performance meets quiet delivery and clean kitchen design. Wall-mounted or covering a cooking island, the new Panasonic cooker hood fits beautifully into any kitchen. Bright and efficient LED lighting beneath the impressive hood means you can always see what’s cooking, while the four-speed, powerful, yet quiet extraction takes care of the rest, at an impressive rate of 705m3/h. The kitchen equipment video uniquely represents Panasonic cooker hood as an ultimate appliance to own.
Whirlpool Kitchen Equipment Video
This 13 place setting A++ energy rated Whirlpool Dishwasher is not only designed to make your life much easier, but it also only uses 11-litres of water on average per wash, so making washing by hand a thing of the past. With Whirlpool’s 6th SENSE Powerclean technology, this dishwasher has specially fitted jets at the back of the cavity to blast away dirt from all your dishes including pots and pans. The kitchen equipment video demonstrates the characteristics of the dishwasher in a detailed manner.
Viking Professional Kitchen Equipment Video
The new Viking Professional French Door Oven has Side swing doors that provides convenience, better accessibility to your dish within arm’s reach and superior power and performance. It has Durable Metal Die-Cast Knobs and a capacity of 4.3/ 3.8 (AHAM). The impressive kitchen equipment video introduces the customers to the high class qualities of the Viking’s Professional French Door Oven.
Bosch Dishwasher Kitchen Equipment Video
Bosch is the quietest dishwasher brand in the US, with the dishwasher that operate as quiet as 38 dBA.Known for their signature sleek, European design, Bosch’s dishwasher is designed to complement any kitchen design. Features like the flexible third rack adds 30% more loading area, while RackMatic allows ultimate loading flexibility with 9 possible rack positions. The kitchen equipment video highlights the Energy Star qualified models that save energy and water without compromising performance.
Big Chill Pro Kitchen Equipment Video
The new Big Chill Pro Stove is a modern appliance both inside and out, with clean lines and bold colors. Cooking like a pro is easy with professional level power and versatility, with up to 18,000 BTU burners. The full motion grates let you slide pots and pans from front to rear burners without lifting them. The Pro stove has the largest oven capacity available on a 30” stove and will accommodate a commercial size baking sheet. The kitchen equipment video takes you through the impressive features of the Stove.
LG Door-in-Door Refrigerator Kitchen Equipment Video
For those quick trips to the fridge, the Door-in-Door is a magnetically sealed section that allows you to access the door bin for easy access to your favorite snacks without opening the entire refrigerator. Whether it’s a refreshing drink, condiments or a healthy snack, the Door-in-Door is the ideal space for your family’s go-to foods such as canned or bottled drinks, salad dressings and condiments, as demonstrated in this kitchen equipment video.
Philips Pasta & Noodle Maker Kitchen Equipment Video
The Philips Pasta and Noodle Maker VIVA edition will automatically mix, knead and extrude your pasta. The pasta & noodle maker comes with 3 shaping discs including discs for penne, spaghetti and fettuccine. The kitchen equipment video demonstrates the versatility of the pasta maker for different types of pasta.
With the above kitchen equipment video examples, it’s evident that companies are fast integrating videos in their marketing campaigns and various other touchpoints. If you are planning to develop these videos, a good start is to develop a brief of what can be the tone and style for your videos. We advise you to be different and unique while you create your messaging through the videos.
We at Advids create custom videos based on your brief. With a complete video production services plan at a fixed price, our design team works right from concept development, to art design and animation. Having created 1200 plus explainers for businesses, our Creative team can help you come up with the right fit. Do talk to us or send us a note on what your company plans to create with for the next Kitchen Equipment video requirement.
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It was April 1945 and the German SS had just captured French agent Count Robert de La Rochefoucauld…
The Gallic saboteur was coming off another mission of derring-do when the hated German occupiers collared him.
Monsieur Rochefoucauld was a man used to seeing off long odds. But Lady Fortune turns a cold cheek to every man eventually.
At least he would die a proud man.
He had sold himself dearly — he left a path of lifeless Germans behind him — and covered his name in glory.
Nazi justice would be swift… and it would be severe.
German soldiers seized the condemned by the scruff and hauled him into a nearby field.
They fell in, line abreast… readied their weapons… and awaited the order…
“Feuer!”
A belch of machine gun fire tore the early spring air. Then silence.
But something was wrong. Cosmically wrong. The Frenchman was… alive. No, alive doesn’t describe it. He was unscratched.
What happened? How could they miss from point blank range?
The Frenchman was now living a moment of pure adrenaline, a moment beyond description. Then suddenly his disbelieving eyes solved the mystery.
The bullets weren’t for him.
Rochefoucauld’s French Resistance confreres saw the proceedings and opened up on the SS men just in time. The timing was a thing of Hollywood — only more so.
Survival trumps justice, so the Germans wheeled to their immediate source of anxiety. The Germans would deal with their prisoner later. Streams of molten 7.92 millimeter arced their way downrange.
That’s when Rochefoucauld seized his chance…
His heart pounding to ¾ time, the galloping frog dashed out of sight — unexecuted, unbroken and unbowed.
Rochefoucauld had cheated death… again…
Count Robert de La Rochefoucauld was born in 1923 to a family of Paris aristocrats. They could trace their roots to the time of Charlemagne. One of his ancestors, Francois de La Rochefoucauld, often drank with Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin while they were in France.
Before the war Robert attended Europe’s most elite schools. High society was his natural habitat. The young Count knew this one and that one, went to all the parties — as one would expect from a young aristo. He had life by its tail.
And believe it or no, the young man actually met Herr Hitler in 1938. The German chancellor even pinched the young 15-year old’s cheek. But that was before Hitler was Hitler. And before the Germans invaded France two years later.
The Germans settled into the rough business of occupation after their lightning victory in June 1940.
Rochefoucauld’s father was dragged off. Other relatives weren’t as fortunate. But young Robert managed to slip through the dragnet.
He tried to piece a resistance group. But he soon learned that his efforts attracted the Gestapo’s worried interest. It was time to quit Paris. He’d take his chances in the French countryside…
Rochefoucauld shed his aristocratic title, assumed a false name and went as a commoner. It was life at the other end.
He soon fell in with two downed British pilots who needed out of occupied France. The hatchling guerilla volunteered his assistance. So the three struck out for Spain, the Germans hot behind them.
They somehow made it through the German patrols. But when the unlikely trio crossed into Spain, their luck drained. They were immediately arrested. Spain was technically neutral — but still fascist. And international law demanded neutral countries intern foreign combatants.
The war was over for the young aristocrat… before it even started.
Rochefoucauld spent two impossible months holed up in Spain’s notorious Miranda de Ebro prison. It was known during the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s for its ghastly conditions. It was here, here in this pit, that the young Frenchman nursed his appetite for revenge.
What those Nazis did to his country… what they did to his family…
Then one happy day a fellow from the British Special Operations Executive (SOE) — also known by the sterlingly British “Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” — showed up to spring the pilots. But when the airmen told the SOE officer about their comrade who saw them out of France, the Brit also worked a get-out-of-jail card for Rochefoucauld.
The Frenchman was off to England, where he’d soon acquire the black arts of ungentlemanly warfare…
Rochefoucauld was immediately assigned to SOE’s espionage section. The Count was schooled in skydiving, sabotage, safecracking, weapons tactics and self-defense. By June 1943 he was cutting wild capers in his native France… and visiting unshirted hell on its Nazi occupiers.
Rochefoucauld took up with the local Resistance and went straight to work. He cut his teeth dynamiting train tracks and an industrial power station.
But cruel fate moved against him…
A collaborator turned coat and delivered Rochefoucauld to the Nazis. He was badly used by the Gestapo, and sentenced to death as a spy… his days of sabotage over.
The inevitable day came. His captors bound his hands and packed him onto a truck. As the truck sped towards his personal Golgotha, Rochefoucauld considered his options.
Options? The fellow was flanked by guards with submachine guns. And his hands were bound.
An absurd idea suddenly jumped into consciousness. What if I…
He’d only have one chance at it.
The bound captive suddenly bolted to his feet and dashed for the stern of the speeding truck. The fall should have broken an ankle, a leg… or cracked his skull. But nothing. The guards weren’t about to let him go so easily, of course…
Bullets screeched by the former prisoner as he dashed for the tree line, his hands still bound. By some miracle he escaped through the hail.
If you’re starting to think this was a man with unique talents for luck, you might be right…
Rochefoucauld proceeded to skirt enemy patrols, and snaked his way back to the city. Darting through the streets he suddenly found himself in front of the local Gestapo headquarters — the same Gestapo that was trying to kill him.
Tugging on fate’s cape, this daredevil walked right up and stole a Nazi limousine parked in front. That’s correct. He stole it.
The Germans were toweringly unamused.
They got his scent right away and Rochefoucauld led the Nazis on a high-speed chase through town. At one point he crashed through an SS roadblock. His New York taxicab driving bought him time before he ultimately ditched the car. He then took to his heels, losing his pursuers in a minotaur’s maze of city streets.
Count Robert de La Rochefoucauld defied death yet again.
Rochefoucauld eventually made it to the French coast. He then boarded a fishing boat that rendezvoused with a British submarine in the English Channel.
But the gods weren’t through testing his mettle…
Shortly after Rochefoucauld boarded the sub, it was sniffed out by a German destroyer. The “swish-swish” of the destroyer’s engines attained a fiendish pitch as the hunter closed in. What followed Rochefoucauld described as his worst experience of the war. “I’d never been so scared in my life,” he would later say.
Boom! Boom! Boom!
Place a garbage can over your head and invite a lunatic to proceed against you with a sledgehammer. That may give a faint suggestion of the experience (we highly recommend the German submarine movie Das Boot).
But the sub survived the attack. After three impossible days at sea Rochefoucauld was back in England. And glad of it. “We were invited to the best houses,” he’d later say. “Girls fell into our arms.”
No doubt they did.
Rochefoucauld’s next mission took place in May 1944 — a month before D-Day. And this one was one for the books. His job was to destroy the largest ammunition factory in France, near Bordeaux. All by his lonesome.
The place was a fortress, airtight with security and strewn with guards. And he’d somehow have to smuggle 90 pounds of explosives past it all.
But how? Then the Count had another sunburst of inspiration…
He might blend in as a factory worker. But how would he get 90 pounds of dynamite in through security? Then it came to him…
He’d hide it inside hollowed-out loaves of bread. The French and their bread, after all. Who’d suspect?
It took him four days to smuggle it all in… loaf by loaf.
Undetected, he placed the dynamite around the factory’s structural supports and set the timers. Then he sauntered out, scaled a wall and made off on a bicycle…
The explosion could be heard ten miles away. Rochefoucauld didn’t even bother looking back. He just single-handedly destroyed the Germans’ largest ammunition in factory in France. And in time for D-Day.
But his satisfaction was short-lived…
He was off to Bordeaux to meet a contact who’d get him back to England. But he chanced upon a German roadblock. The winsome young man told them he was heading for a romantic assignation. They didn’t believe him.
The French aristocrat was taken prisoner again.
Torture is an insufficient description for what the Gestapo would work once they discovered he was responsible for the factory bombing. So Rochefoucauld nearly resorted to the final solution — downing the cyanide pill he kept hidden in his shoe.
He’d escaped from German captivity once before. But this was a Fort Knox. And he was locked in a dungeon.
This seemed the end of the tether for Count Robert de La Rochefoucauld.
At one point a guard entered his cell, only to find the French saboteur writhing on the ground in an epileptic seizure. When he approached the flailing prisoner, Rochefoucauld whipped out a table leg he’d broken off, and clouted the guard over the head with all the energy at his command.
The guard staggered, stunned, then the trained killer snapped his neck like a twig. “Thank Goodness for that pitilessly efficient training,” Rochefoucauld later noted.
But now what? He was still trapped inside this fort, Germans everywhere.
Another inspiration came to him…
Rochefoucauld donned the guard’s uniform and walked out of the cell. He proceeded to the guardroom. And shot dead two additional guards.
Then he walked right out the front door.
He’d escaped from German hands — for the second time.
Rochefoucauld joined a local contact as he figured his next move. By now the Nazis were out for blood, and swarmed the area. He was trapped. And there would be no escape next time.
Then someone else had an idea this time…
His host’s sister was a nun. Nuns wear funny clothing. So Rochefoucauld slipped into a nun’s habit and started out of town. Sure enough, he made his way past the German patrols and to eventual safety… disguised as a woman of God.
Finally, in April 1945 Rochefoucauld was captured in his final mission, which led to the dramatic escape with which we opened this story. That would be the third time the Germans captured him. And the third time he escaped.
As the Count would later say, “I had what I needed more than anything else. Luck.”
Better to be lucky than good. But best to be both.
But what a war! He carried out many successful missions — including one that had him singlehandedly dynamiting the largest ammo factory in France.
The Nazis captured him three times… and he escaped certain death each time. He also survived a savage depth charge attack while trapped in a submarine.
The James Bond of film couldn’t hold aces and spades to this royal gent.
After the war Rochefoucauld was recruited by the French secret services. He led commando raids against the Viet Minh during France’s 1950’s war in Vietnam.
His retirement into peaceful civilian life left him bored. So he pursued his thirst for risk by running a banana company in Venezuela. He tried his chances in Cameroon.
Count Rochefoucauld ultimately returned to service in time for the Suez Campaign of 1956, during which he parachuted into the Sinai. But fighting concluded before he could see action.
In 1966 the seasoned aristocrat became mayor of a small French town. It was an office he would hold for 30 years.
Time accomplished what the Nazis couldn’t. Count Robert de La Rochefoucauld died on May 8, 2012, aged 88 years.
Life is lived not in years, but in moments. And this man packed more moments into 88 years than most could fit into a thousand.
Well and truly, a remarkable life.
Regards,
Brian Maher
Managing editor, The Daily Reckoning
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Shuuga PaaS Explainer Video
Shuuga is an innovative, geo-location, application platform for mobile smartphone advertising and content distribution. Suited to both bricks & mortar and online channels, Shuuga is an industry averse and efficient cloud-based solution for Retailers. It allows Merchants to advertise new products, promote sales and run competitions directly to consumer Smartphone devices. The PaaS Explainer video will gives you a gist about how to publish adverts and access powerful real-time and analytics tools via the Shuuga Merchant Portal.
IBM PaaS Explainer Video
The cloud security platform from IBM enables your business to innovate, improve defenses and improve risk. Enterprise cloud adoption requires a structured approach to security. Cloud data security is a top priority, whether your cloud is on-premises, off-premises or a hybrid. The finely crafted Animated PaaS Explainer video is sure to keep viewers engaged while providing all the knowledge about IBM’s cloud security.
OBMS PaaS Explainer Video
OBMS is a platform dedicated to the global management of your contingent workforce. OBMS assists you in managing your invitations to bid: a simplified need outline while providing collaborative support to analyze bids. It Simplifies your administrative workflow and puts an end to your invoice disputes. OBMS lets you fill out and approve timesheets and milestones directly in the VMS. The PaaS Explainer video takes you through how OBMS streamlines your external resources management processes.
HQVM PaaS Explainer Video
Appsolid is a powerful cloud-based mobile app security solution created for app developers to scan security vulnerabilities and apply binary protection within minutes. After that, track real-time security status and use Kill-Switch to shut down any compromised installs at a device level. The mobile security explainer video highlights it’s high performance, customization capability and ease of integration.
Microsoft System Center PaaS Explainer Video
System Center 2012 App Controller gives you the ability to create a truly agile private cloud infrastructure in your organization by enabling business units to provision standard virtual machines in a controlled environment, reducing administrative overhead and improving time-to-market. The Animated PaaS video explains how the System Center 2012 App Controller can be used to seamlessly create private cloud infrastructure.
Simplycast PaaS Explainer Video
Simplycast a 360 Marketing Automation platform helps automate marketing campaigns across all channels. Understanding, organizing and communicating all the user generated data to deliver custom content at the right time. The animated PaaS video captures how an online retailer maximizes conversions through Simplycast.
Trend Micro PaaS Explainer Video
Trend Micro is the leading provider of server security for physical, virtual and hybrid environments, giving you the most complete set of security capabilities with automated management. Analysts view Trend Micro’s hybrid cloud security as an opportunity for organizations to leverage the agility of the cloud. The PaaS Explainer video elegantly expresses how Trend Micro’s Hybrid cloud Security can abate Hybrid cloud computing threats.
Gemalto PaaS Explainer Video
Gemalto’s proven SafeNet two-factor authentication, encryption and enterprise key management solutions turn any cloud environment into a trusted and compliant environment by solving the critical challenges of data governance, control and ownership – no matter where you store your data. The Animated PaaS video uses dynamic animated visuals to showcase benefits of using Gemalto Cloud security.
GREENPAGES PaaS Explainer Video
GreenPages Cloud Management as a Service (CMaaS) provides the right management tools to deploy environments through an enterprise command center approach that gives a singular view into physical, virtual and hybrid cloud workloads. The Animated PaaS video shows how Greenpages can reduce hardships of cloud management by equipping you with enterprise-class management solution.
MediaFlux PaaS Explainer Video
Mediaflux is a flexible data + metadata management solution that virtualizes otherwise incompatible data stovepipes into a secure distributed collaboration environment. Designed for extreme scale and flexibility, Mediaflux provides automated indexing of content and metadata to enable global management of any type of structured and unstructured data on any storage system across multiple classification levels and locations, with no operational impact to existing infrastructures. The Animated PaaS video shows how Mediaflux breaks down the barriers between disparate data, enabling researchers to focus on their work.
EasyCars PaaS Explainer Video
EasyCars Auto Dealer Management Solutions provide dealers with powerful tools to help increase sales and reduce administration time. EasyCars solutions are suitable for Car – Truck – Bike and Caravan dealers. Offering a complete dealer management solution that will revolutionise the way you do business and increase your profit. The Animated PaaS video shows how the dealer management solution is an one Stop Solution.
2nd watch PaaS Explainer Video
The 2nd Watch Cloud Management Platform is a robust system that leverages cutting edge software with years of cloud experience. With automation and technology you can monitor, patch and optimize across thousands of instances, in moments. The PaaS overview video shows how 2nd watch can reduce risks and increases overall performance.
CURA PaaS Explainer Video
CURA’s Cloud Usage & Risk Analysis service helps your company overcome the dilemma of growing “Shadow IT” Cloud applications. CURA discovers all your Cloud app usage and gives you deep real-time analytics and smart policy enforcement offering you greater control of your workforce cloud usage. The PaaS overview video shows how CURA can curb threats of shadow IT and ease cloud management.
Edgedocs PaaS Explainer Video
Edgedocs is an online international trading platform that lets you handle all aspects of the import and export trade from one place. It handles everything from quotes to invoicing and tracking, and everything in between. Their platform empowers your business with tools to assist you in your domestic and international markets. The PaaS Explainer video details the features offered by Edgedocs that makes it a great international trading platform.
Anturis PaaS Explainer Video
Anturis is a cloud monitoring platform built for both external monitoring of company web services and internal monitoring of IT infrastructure, such as servers and applications.It is built primarily for busy IT administrators who aim to minimize maintenance complexity and costs. The Animated PaaS video displays the characteristics of Anturis as a reliable monitoring platform.
Bluekai PaaS Explainer Video
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Fishbowl Prizes PaaS Explainer Video
Fishbowl Prizes is a platform to capture email addresses from your website visitors. They follow the classic concept of drop your card in the fishbowl for your website. Fishbowl can be embedded on any website by using integrations, or simply copying and pasting a single line of code into your website. The PaaS Explainer video demonstrates an easy way to reach out to a big group of audience.
Nimbus PaaS Explainer Video
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Metacloud Private PaaS Explainer Video
Metacloud Private Cloud as a Service lets companies access benefits of Public cloud by having engineering and operations teams supplement in-house staff’s capacity without moving off-premises or turning over control. And with OpenStack’s steep learning curve, this type of arrangement could increase efficiency. The PaaS Explainer video acts as an introduction to the advantages of using Metacloud Private Cloud features like virtualized computing, network and storage.
Panzura PaaS Explainer Video
Panzura is a cloud management platform that optimizes the enterprise data storage management and distribution in the cloud, making cloud storage simple and secure. The PaaS overview video effortlessly conveys how Panzura’s revolutionary global cloud storage solution seamlessly combines the flexibility, performance and productivity.
With the above Animated PaaS Explainer video examples it’s evident that companies are fast integrating videos in their sales campaigns and various other touchpoints. If you planning to develop these videos a good start is to develop a brief of what can be the tone and style for your videos. We advise you to be different and unique while you create your messaging through the videos.
We at Advids create custom PaaS Explainer video based on your brief. With a complete video production services plan at a fixed price , our design team works right from concept development , to art design and animation. Having created 150 plus animated platform videos for businesses, our Creative team can help you come up with the right fit. Do talk to us or send us a note on what your company plans to create with your next PaaS Explainer video requirement.
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