Celebrity Fit Club - Series One - 2002. The first series aired in 2002 and featured the following celebrities: Jonathan Coleman (radio DJ) Nicola Duffett (actress - Family Affairs) Ian McCaskill (weatherman) Coleen Nolan (singer and presenter) Kay Purcell (actress - Emmerdale) Rik Waller (former contestant - Pop Idol) Tommy Walsh (celebrity builder - Ground Force) Ann Widdecombe (Conservative MP)

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Bail -- Bias crime -- Booking -- Burglary ...

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Jani Lane - Childhood and Youth. Lane was born as John Kennedy Oswald on February 1, 1964 in Akron, Ohio, the youngest of five children. Due to several complaints, his parents had to change his name to "John Patrick Oswald", but his birth vertficate still states the former name. Lane was interested in music from an early age and began playing drums when he was 6 years old. He is rumoured to have won a grade-school talent contest playing "Honky Tonk Women" on the drums. Lane played drums in an Akron band, fronted by Gigi Hangach, later of Phantom Blue. ...

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Jani Lane, Jani Lane - Biography, Jani Lane - Childhood and Youth, Jani Lane - Looking for Success, Jani Lane - Early Years with Warrant, Jani Lane - Later Years with Warrant, Jani Lane - Solo Career, Jani Lane - Personal Life, Jani Lane - Family and Relationships, Jani Lane - Celebrity Fit Club, Jani Lane - Future Projects

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In the early 1980s, heavy metal spawned several sub-genres, including thrash metal and black metal; however, glam metal became its most popular manifestation. Drawing inspiration from earlier bands like Sweet, New York Dolls, Judas Priest and Alice Cooper, the first wave of glam metal bands included the likes of Mötley Crüe, Quiet Riot, and Ratt. Their music was less melodic than their younger contemporaries, like Cinderella, whose music ...

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Pricing a vanilla corporate bond is based on two sources of uncertainty; default risk (credit risk), and interest rate (IR) exposure. The MBS adds a third risk; early redemption (prepayment). The number of homeowners who prepay is a falling function of the interest rate, so that they can refinance at a lower fixed interest rate (fixed rate). Since these two sources of risk (IR and prepayment) are linked, solving mathematical models of MBS value is a difficult problem in finance. (The level of difficulty rises with the complexity of th ...

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Mortgage-backed security, Mortgage-backed security - Reasons for issuing mortgage-backed securities, Mortgage-backed security - Finding the theoretical fair value, Mortgage-backed security - The link between Interest Rates and loan prepayment speed, Mortgage-backed security - Credit risk, Mortgage-backed security - The MBS market, Mortgage-backed security - Types of MBS, Mortgage-backed security - Covered bonds

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In 1935, during the worst times of the Depression era, a sports promoter named Leo Seltzer invented a spectacle he called Roller Derby staged at the Chicago Coliseum. Originally intended to compete with then-popular dance marathons, the derby was a simulation of a cross-country roller skating race in which participants circled a track thousands of times to simulate covering the distance between Los Angeles, California and New York, New York. Occasionally, massive collisions and crashes occurred as skaters tried to lap those who were ahead of them. Seltzer realized this was the most exciting part, and t ...

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Roller derby, Roller derby - Trademarks, Roller derby - The Game, Roller derby - History, Roller derby - First wave, Roller derby - RollerGames revival, Roller derby - RollerJam revival, Roller derby - Today's roller derby, Roller derby - Roller derby in film and television, Roller derby - Books about roller derby, Roller derby - Roller derby in music

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Dealers may separate the coupons from the bond principal, which is also known as the residue, so that different investors are entitled to the principal and each of the coupon payments. Both the coupons and residue may be sold to investors. Each of these investments then pays a single lump sum, so it is effectively a zero coupon bond. This method of creating zero-coupon bonds is known as stripping an ...

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Zero coupon bond, Zero coupon bond - Strip bonds, Zero coupon bond - History, Zero coupon bond - Taxes

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A stock exchange is an organization which provides a marketplace (either physical or virtual) for trading shares, where investors (represented by stock brokers) may buy and sell shares in a wide range of companies. A given company will usually list its shares in only one exchange by meeting and maintaining the listing requirements of that particular stock exchange. In the United States, through the inter-market quotation system, a stocks listed on one exchange can also be bought or sold on several other exchanges, including relatively new in ...

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Stock, Stock - History, Stock - Ownership, Stock - Shareholder rights, Stock - Means of financing, Stock - Trading, Stock - Buying, Stock - Selling, Stock - Technology's influence on trading, Stock - Types of shares, Stock - Derivatives

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Some FRNs have special features such as maximum or minimum coupons, called capped FRNs and floored FRNs. Those with both minimum and maximum coupons are called collared FRNs. FRNs can also be obtained synthetically by the combination of a fixed rate bond and an interest rate swap. This combination is known as an Asset Swap. ...

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Options are commonly regarded as being used for equities. However, they can be used for a wide range of assets eg. stocks, arbitrage, debt, Foreign Exchange, commodities, but not stock indices. Equity derivative - Option fundamentals. An option is a type of derivative where the buyer has the right, but not the obligation, to buy (call option) or sell (put option ...

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Equity derivative, Equity derivative - What are Equity Derivatives?, Equity derivative - Equity Derivatives - Who are the Players, Equity derivative - Options - A Versatile Tool, Equity derivative - Option fundamentals, Equity derivative - Call options and Put options, Equity derivative - The option contract, Equity derivative - Why trade options, Equity derivative - Options – Traded on an Exchange, Equity derivative - Option valuation: The determinants of an option’s price, Equity derivative - Warrants, Equity derivative - Characteristics of Warrants, Equity derivative - The Pricing of Warrants, Equity derivative - Different Types of Warrants, Equity derivative - Benefits of Trading Warrants, Equity derivative - Risks of Trading Warrants, Equity derivative - Convertible Bonds, Equity derivative - Convertible Bond Terminology - Valuation Parameters, Equity derivative - Behaviour of Convertible Bonds, Equity derivative - Forwards Futures & Other Equity Derivatives, Equity derivative - Forward Contracts & Futures Contracts, Equity derivative - Stock Index Futures, Equity derivative - Swaps

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Subject to investment guidelines set by each individual CDO the underlying assets may be static or revolving and may consist of any variety and configuration of: corporate bonds; bank loans; emerging-market sovereign debt; project finance debt; asset-backed securities (ABS) and other structured finance securities (such as CMBS, RMBS and HEL); or credit derivatives The underlying collateral may be static or may be managed by an asset manager who generally has demonst ...

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Collateralized debt obligation, Collateralized debt obligation - Collateral asset classes, Collateralized debt obligation - The asset manager, Collateralized debt obligation - Bond classes and the priority of payments, Collateralized debt obligation - Motivation type: arbitrage balance sheet, Collateralized debt obligation - Synthetic, Collateralized debt obligation - CDOs squared, Collateralized debt obligation - Market growth, Collateralized debt obligation - Reference

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Classic metal artists were heavily influenced by traditional metal artists and classic rock artists. Artists like Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, KISS, Deep Purple, Van Halen, U.F.O. and Led Zeppelin were seminal influences. AC/DC are considered by some as the biggest influence to the genre, apart from being a part of classic metal itself, with the vocal style and guitarwork of the band considered highly influential. Classic metal was also influenced by 70s punk rock although the punk influences diminished over time. For example, Iron Maiden had many punk elements in their first two albums but then moved away fr ...

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Classic metal, Classic metal - Origins, Classic metal - Style, Classic metal - Lyrical Theme, Classic metal - Decline, Classic metal - Revival And Inclinations, Classic metal - Important artists, Classic metal - Important albums, Classic metal - Definitive classic metal anthems, Classic metal - Related genres

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Danger Danger was formed in 1986 by bassist Bruno Ravel and drummer Steve West. Mike Pont was the lead singer for a while. After adding keyboardist Kasey Smith, they made an attempt to record a demo, but failed. Shortly after, they recruited a drummer called Ted Poley (who was playing in Prophet as singer). They made another attempt at a demo, and this time it landed them a record deal with Epic Records. In 1989, Tony Ray (from Saraya) joined briefly as guitarist before returning to his previous band. Andy Timmons replaced him, and th ...

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Danger Danger, Danger Danger - Band History, Danger Danger - Band members, Danger Danger - Current members, Danger Danger - Former members, Danger Danger - Trivia, Danger Danger - Discography

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The album was released amidst some controversy. Warrant were accused of copying songs by other artists. It was also widely rumoured that guitarists Erik Turner and Joey Allen had not played a note on the album and that all guitar work had been performed by ex Streets guitarist and session musician Mike Slamer;[1]. While the rumour was never been verified, Slamer's wife confirmed in 1998 that her husband played guitar on the record.[2] During the recording of the album, vocalist Jani Lane walked in on his best friend in bed with his gi ...

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Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich, Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich - Musical style, Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich - Production and marketing, Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich - Songs, Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich - Tracks

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Dokken was born in the late 1970s when guitarist George Lynch and drummer Mick Brown from the group Xciter teamed up with Don Dokken on vocals and Peter Baltes as a temporary bassist to record Back in the Streets with Carerre Records. In 1978 Juan Croucier replaced Peter Baltes as another temporary bassist; that same year the band released the singles "Hard Rock Woman," and "Paris is Burning." In 1981 the band released the album Breaking the Chains in Europe, which was re-mastered and re-released by Elektra Records in the US in 1983. While the band was very popular in Europe by then ...

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Dokken, Dokken - Short Album History, Dokken - Detailed Biography, Dokken - Guest Appearances, Dokken - Genre, Dokken - Current members, Dokken - Former members, Dokken - Discography, Dokken - Influences / Roots, Dokken - Similar Artists, Dokken - Followers, Dokken - Well Known Songs

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Warrant began recording bass and drums for Dog Eat Dog in Los Angeles, California in February 1992. Overdubs were recorded at Morrisound Studios in Tampa, Florida, in March 1992. The record was mixed in at Scream Studios in Studio City, California in April 1992 with producer Michael Wagener. Apparently conscious of the widely circulated rumour that Joey Allen and Erik Turner had not played on the first two Warrant records, the band had Wagener include a statement in the liner notes that "no artist, except those li ...

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Dog Eat Dog music album, Dog Eat Dog music album - Musical style, Dog Eat Dog music album - Production and marketing, Dog Eat Dog music album - Songs, Dog Eat Dog music album - Track listing

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List of songs with a color words in their names - Red. "99 Red Balloons" by Nena "A Red, Red Rose" by Camera Obscura "Alert Status Red by Matthew Good on White Light Rock & Roll Review "(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes" by Elvis Costello "Beautiful Red Dress" by Laurie Anderson "Black, Red, Yellow" by Pearl Jam "Blood Red Summer" by Coheed and Cambria "Blood-RedSee also:

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Securities Bond Commercial paper Hybrid security Stock Warrant Markets Bond market Stock market Stock exchange Stocks Share Stock Warrant Bonds by coupon Fixed rate bond Floating rate note Zero coupon bond Inflation-indexed bond Bonds by collateral Asset-backed security Collateralized debt obligation Collateralized mortgage obligation Credit linked note Mortgage ...

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Stock market, Stock market - Definition, Stock market - Trading, Stock market - Market participants, Stock market - History, Stock market - International markets, Stock market - Stock market index, Stock market - Derivative instruments, Stock market - Leverage Strategies, Stock market - Short selling, Stock market - Margin buying, Stock market - New issuance, Stock market - Investment strategies, Stock market - Lists

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The Guilty Gear series takes place around the year 2180, in a chaotic, mystical future world. In 2010, mankind discovered an unlimited energy source of incredible power, which was fittingly labeled as Magic. However, even with the various energy problems solved, wars still continued. With the power of Magic and science, living weapons known as "Gears" were created. However, the Gears turned on their masters, beginning a century-long global war known as the Crusades where the Sacred Order of Holy Knights (Seikishidan being the Japenese ...

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Guilty Gear, Guilty Gear - Game mechanics, Guilty Gear - Story, Guilty Gear - Characters, Guilty Gear - Music references, Guilty Gear - Trivia

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List of sets of unrelated songs with identical titles - Aa-Am. "Abracadabra" by Alizée, the Steve Miller Band (covered by Sugar Ray); "Abra-Ca-Dabra" by the DeFranco Family "Abraham" by Eddie From Ohio, James Keelaghan "About Nothing" by Scott Weiland; "About Nothing (For the Love of Destiny)" by P.M. Dawn "Ace of Spades" by Link Wray, Lovage, Motörhead "Action" by Freddy Cannon, Powerman 5000, The Sweet (covered by Def Leppard and Steve Stevens) "Addicted" by ...

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Grunge music is generally characterized by "dirty" guitar, strong riffs, and heavy drumming. The "dirty" sound resulted both from a stylistic change in the standard method of playing punk rock, and from the common use of guitar distortion and feedback. Grunge involves slower tempi and dissonant harmonies that are generally not found in punk. The lyrics are typically angst-filled — anger, frustration, ennui, sadness, fear, and depression are often explored in grunge songs. These lyrics may have come from the feelings of angst that are commo ...

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Government bonds are usually referred to as risk-free bonds, because the government can raise taxes or simply print more money to redeem the bond at maturity. Some counterexamples do exist where a government has defaulted on its domestic currency debt, such as Russia in 1998, though this is very rare. As an example, in the US, Treasury securities are denominated in US dollars and are the safest US dollar investments. In this instance, the term risk-free means free of credit risk. However, other risks still exist: such as curren ...

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Government bond, Government bond - Risk, Government bond - Issuance, Government bond - Asia, Government bond -  Japan AA-/A2, Government bond - Europe, Government bond - Eurozone, Government bond -  United Kingdom AAA/Aaa, Government bond - North America, Government bond -  United States AAA/Aaa

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