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How much does a joint cost? If you're former Michigan State and Detroit Lions star Charles "High Times" Rogers, it could run over six MILLION dollars after a judge ordered him to repay two thirds of his original $9.1 million signing bonus following his suspension for substance abuse almost five years ago.
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A judge says former Detroit Lions receiver Charles Rogers must repay $6.1 million to the team. Rogers was suspended for substance abuse in 2005 and was released by the Lions the next year. The team has been trying to recoup two-thirds of his $9.1 million signing bonus. U.S. District Judge Julian Abele Cook said Monday the money must be repaid. An NFL arbitrator made the same conclusion in 2008.
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The New Jersey Devils and PwC US joined the New Jersey Tree Foundation and Essex County representatives Wednesday at the Presby Memorial Iris Gardens in Upper Montclair to plant new trees as part of their "Pucks for Parks" initiative.
Devils Arena Entertainment Senior Vice President of Community Investment Jim Leonard, PwC Partner and New York Metro Green Team Leader Ed Heitin, New Jersey Tree Foundation Executive Director Lisa Simms and Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr. participated in a ceremony to commemorate the event.
"Presby Gardens is known as the 'rainbow on the hill,' and the addition of these trees will contribute to its natural beauty," DiVincenzo said. "We appreciate the New Jersey Devils, PwC and the New Jersey Tree Foundation for bringing their Pucks for Parks program to Essex County."
Through "Puck for Parks," the Devils and PwC are working together to enrich New Jersey communities by helping sustain the environment and provide green space for generations.
The multi-year program was created in 2013, with a commitment by the Devils and PwC, including the help of Devils staff, PwC partners and staff, and community volunteers, to plant at least two mature trees in a New Jersey park or green space for every Devils win during the 2013-14 regular season. Depending on the environmental needs of each location, additional trees and vegetation of various sizes will also be rooted, including along coastal and river areas to help prevent erosion.
"Working with outstanding organizations like PwC and the New Jersey Tree Foundation to help build a healthy and more sustainable environment is essential in our role as a leader in the community," said Leonard, senior vice president of community investment for Devils Arena Entertainment. "We take great pride in every opportunity to give back and look forward to planting many more trees in the years to come."
The new trees planted at Presby Memorial Iris Garden will replace those that were lost or damaged during Superstorm Sandy. New trees will help bolster the iris population by enhancing natural pollination activity and providing additional pollination avenues in the popular garden. The trees will also help support the Garden's educational arbor program, which was started in 2001.
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$430 Billion Is Ridiculously Cheap For Apple
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The title might look absurd to some people, and it may make others wonder. I can already imagine a lot of people saying "well, of course if I had $430 billion, I would buy Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) within a heartbeat" whereas you will have the same people say "Apple is not cheap enough when it's $460 per share." Funny thing, many people don't realize that when we buy stocks of companies, we are actually buying pieces of that company. Buying Apple at $460 per share is like saying "If I had $430 billion, I would buy the entire company" because that's how it should be.
I always bring up Warren Buffett's philosophy, and my readers will remember how I did it with Ford last summer when Ford was trading for $9 per share. When people look at nominal share prices, they miss the whole picture because share price should reflect a company's market value divided by the amount of shares outstanding there are for that company. Warren Buffett basically says that when we are buying shares of a company, we should act as if we are buying the whole company for its market price. If it makes sense to buy the company at its market price, then it makes sense to buy its shares. If not, then we should stay away from its shares.
On Wednesday night in the after hours, many people sold their Apple shares to buy Netflix because they were concerned with Apple's "troubles" whereas they thought Netflix posted "impressive" results. Last time I checked, Apple was the second most cash generating institution in the USA with the exception of the Federal Reserve.
So, let's go back to the argument of Warren Buffett, who reportedly doesn't own any Apple shares. If I had $430 billion in my pocket, would I buy Apple? First, Apple has cash and cash equivalents of 137.1 billion. So the real price tag of Apple would have been $292 billion for a buyer. Now we are talking about a company with zero debt and this company generated $22 billion in cash just in the last quarter (the company spent about $4.5 billion on dividends and stock buybacks which wouldn't exist if someone were to buy Apple entirely). Apple is expected to generate more than $50 billion in cash in 2013. Anyone in their right mind with $430 billion would buy Apple within seconds, which makes it a great buy at its current price.
Companies like Netflix and Amazon don't even compare to Apple. Would you buy Amazon if you had $124 billion in your pocket, knowing that not only it didn't generate a single dime in cash flow, but it lost $4 billion in cash last year. That would be insanity wouldn't it? How about buying Netflix at $8 billion, knowing that the company will usually generate only a few hundred million dollars at best every year?
Just because investors don't appreciate Apple doesn't mean it's not a strong buy. Most people who bought Apple 10 years ago and held onto their shares are either ready to retire or very close to retirement now. The company still has a lot of growth left; however, it would be undervalued even with it didn't post any growth for the next 5 years, because the company generates a lot of cash compared to its share price.
Those who own a business know the importance of cash flow. In many cases cash flow is a much better metric than "income" which is subject to a lot of accounting gimmicks. Owners of companies would rather see realized cash than unrealized earnings. In order to see Apple's true value, one has to ignore the nominal share price and look at the company's market value and compare it with other metrics such as current cash, debt and cash flow. Most investors are foreign to this approach; that's why they end up buying companies like Amazon and Netflix when they could be buying companies like Apple.
Most of investing is common sense, and fundamentals always end up taking the driver's seat sooner or later. Currently, Apple doesn't trade on fundamentals. The company trades on fear, concerns and "lack of hype." At the end of the day, those who invest on hype usually lose money and those who invest on fundamentals usually earn money.
The funny thing is, the last time Apple went down to the low $500s, everybody was singing "doom and gloom" just like now. Then Apple's share price moved up to low $700 and everybody started to sing "praise and glory." Now everyone is back to "doom and gloom." Psychologically, it is so easy to bash something when it's going down and it is so difficult to defend something going down. Similarly, it is easy to praise something moving up and difficult to criticize it. As humans, we love to ride and follow trends. As soon as Apple starts moving up again, the people who are now talking about how the "game is over for Apple" will be the first ones to start screaming "buy, buy, buy!"
And let's talk about Apple's recent "troubles" for a little bit. Whenever people talk about Apple's "troubles" it always makes me wonder. Usually when people say Apple is in "trouble" what they mean is that they don't think the company's revenue will double in the next year. They think that Apple is obligated to double its revenue every year, and if it doesn't happen, the company must be in deep trouble. In that sense, we can say that 95% of the companies in S&P 500 index are in deep trouble. Most companies in S&P 500 will not post a growth rate anywhere near Apple's growth rate anytime soon.
Another thing people always say to be troublesome for Apple is its "contracting margins." Apple's margins usually go between 35% and 40% and this is pretty impressive for a company that generates most of its revenues from hardware sales. When Amazon's gross margins are around 25%, no one seems troubled, but when Apple's gross margin hits 37%, everyone thinks the company's days are over. If only Netflix could get Apple's margins. When the expectations are unrealistically high for Apple, it hurts the company's share price.
I agree that Apple's growth rate and margins might decline over time, but they still remain above most if not all Apple's peers. The company's fundamentals are very strong and this makes Apple a very cheap company. In fact, recently I bought a bunch of Apple shares to increase their weight in my portfolio. I definitely don't agree with those that talk as if Apple is going out of business. The company just reported record revenues and profits, we should give it a break.
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Wetland biodiversity conference in Yueyang, China
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On the occasion of the
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Dec. 1-4, 2007, Yueyang, China
We, 130 representatives from 11 countries representing both developed and developing countries from four continents, including Australia, Cameroon, Canada, China, Egypt, India, Mexico, Pakistan, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States, as well as from UNDP, Wetlands International and WWF, gathered by Dongting Lake from December 1st to 4th 2007, to discuss and debate the theme of mainstreaming wetland biodiversity conservation. Our consensus on this issue is reflected in this Dongting Lake Declaration.
We agree that:
Mainstreaming wetland conservation is a process, a philosophy and a mechanism by which wetlands policies, planning and implementation converge to form a comprehensive solution to wetlands biodiversity conservation and sustainable use. It requires an ecosystem approach, involving all levels of government, the public and private sectors, and integrating diverse sectoral interests, so as to form a coherent and coordinated wetlands biodiversity program that balances wetlands conservation and sustainable use.
Drawing attention to the fact that:
Experience from all countries in the workshop confirms mainstreaming as an effective mechanism that helps us to address wetland conservation issues. Dongting Lake, formerly the largest freshwater lake in China, is an important example of mainstreaming wetland biodiversity conservation. Dongting Lake once covered an area of six thousand square kilometers, accommodating the vast water inflows and outflows of the Yangtze River and its four tributaries. In the past, Dongting Lake and its surrounding basin was managed by sectoral agencies in an uncoordinated manner that has led to damage to the wetlands, decline in biodiversity, and loss of ecosystem functions that are critically important to the health of the lower Yangtze River system. However, through mainstreaming there is now an integrated and coordinated management program for Dongting Lake that involves all sectors and engages the public. Mainstreaming has also led to greater balance between conservation and sustainable development and has been the key factor in the recovery of Dongting Lake.
We note the efforts and progress made with regard to the Dongting Lake conservation, including the designation of three Ramsar sites, the large-scale return of agricultural land to wetland, wetland restoration and protection programmes, the UNDP-supported Wetland Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use Programme, and the WWF-supported Partnership for a Living Yangtze Programme. These actions effectively reverse the degradation trend of the Dongting Lake wetland ecosystem.
We confirm that:
The multi-functions and services of wetland ecosystem are the basis of sustainable socio-economic development. Of the three global ecosystems, wetland ecosystems are the link between the terrestrial and marine ecosystems. Wetlands play a critical role in global carbon cycling. They are also the ecosystem with the highest primary productivity and richest biodiversity on Earth and are the inspiration for cultural and spiritual values for millennia. Wetlands play a central economic role in areas such as flood retention and mitigation, groundwater recharge, and water purification and provide effective barriers to natural disasters like floods, droughts and storms.
We note that:
Notwithstanding the benefits of wetlands, they are the most deteriorated and biologically threatened of all global ecosystems. The cause is mainly the unsustainable, irrational and uncoordinated management of wetlands, which normally fails to integrate different purposes and interests in wetland utilization. Despite the Ramsar Convention and the Convention on Biodiversity, degradation of wetland ecosystems continues at the global scale, and will deteriorate further under global climate change. Wetlands, particularly peat lands, are one of the most globally important terrestrial carbon sinks; but if destroyed, they will become the largest single carbon source of global significance.
We endorse the proposal that:
International societies, governments, wetland management institutes and organizations should strengthen their efforts in communication, education and research of wetland ecosystems' functions and services, promote amongst the whole society the key role of wetlands in sustainable socio-economic development, integrate and embody principles of wetland conservation and sustainable management in the formulation and implementation of socio-economic development policies and planning at all levels, reverse as rapidly as possible wetland degradation and restore the functions and services of wetlands, so as to meet the needs of socio-economic development, to cope with global climate change, and to provide essential habitat that supports a healthy and diverse range of living species. .
Specifically, we recommend that:
A. At the International Level:
- Mainstreaming of wetland conservation be urgently integrated into the global processes of environment and development negotiation. This requires two actions: (1) The Ramsar Convention, through its Secretariat, should have an official seat in United Nations fora on global issues, and (2) the Convention on Wetlands should extend its cooperation model with the Convention on Biological Diversity to other multilateral conventions such as UNCSD, CCD, CMS, and in particular UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change), so as to include the central role that wetlands play in CO2 emission reduction and global climate change response strategies.
- Recognising the centrality of mainstreaming to wetlands biodiversity conservation, and noting the absence of specific guidance in either the Ramsar Convention or the CBD, we recommend that (1) the UNDP on behalf both of Ramsar and the CBD develop specific guidance on mainstreaming in wetlands and related biodiversity conservation, and (2) the 10th Conference of Parties (COP) of the Convention on Wetlands should consider adopting a resolution on mainstreaming wetland conservation.
- International NGOs should invest more in wetland conservation and facilitate the mainstreaming processes of wetland conservation at global, national, regional and site levels.
B. At the national level
- The past 20 years have demonstrated the fragility of wetland ecosystems; therefore we support the precautionary principle and recommend that all governments make this a guiding principle in wetlands mainstreaming activities.
- That governments adopt mainstreaming as the key component of wetlands management, extending from laws and regulations, to implementation practices.
- We note that the full range of economic and development instruments should be included and coordinated in wetland mainstreaming activities. This includes development policy, legislation, planning, finance and taxation, economic incentives, international trade, capacity building, and research, and technology.
- Successful mainstreaming requires an informed public, therefore we urge all governments to make special efforts to educate the public in wetlands values. We regard effective community participation as an essential element of mainstreaming and we urge all governments to adopt full disclosure and transparency in their stewardship of wetlands and wetlands biodiversity.


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Baseball on a "pretty big slide," falls to 0 - 10
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The Blaine baseball team lost two games this week, falling to the bottom of Northwest Conference standings with a 0 – 10 record.
The Borderites took on Squalicum at home April 20, losing 6 – 2 after an impressive showing from opposing pitcher Staley
Gilmore. He pitched the entire game, allowed only five hits and went 3 – 4 at the plate.
Brett Allen pitched for Blaine in his first game on the mound since mid-March.
"For taking a month off, Brett pitched well," coach Sean Linville said. "There were times when he couldn't locate as well as usual which you expect on the first day back, but there was life in his arm, which was encouraging."
The Borderite offense was sluggish against Squalicum. "We couldn't get any sort of momentum going at the plate," Linville said. Matt Vogee hit 2 – 2 and Allen went 1 – 3 with an RBI, but the Borderites left three of five runners stranded on base.
"All around, it wasn't our best performance. It was a game we could have won," Linville said.
At Pipeline Field April 22, Mount Baker came back late in the game to beat the Borderites 4 – 3.
Blaine scored in the first and third innings and pitcher Zach Rector held Mount Baker scoreless for five. The Mountaineers scored one run in the sixth off an RBI single. Blaine couldn't answer that run in its next at bat, but held a 2 – 1 lead heading into the seventh.
With two outs in the top of the seventh inning, Mount Baker went on a hitting spree, scoring three runs to gain a 4 – 2 lead. The Mountaineers were put away after third baseman Kaden Foster made a diving catch on a hard ground ball and tagged third base for the force out.
Blaine worked hard to recover the lead in their last at bat. Josh Fakkema, a freshman brought up from junior varsity for the day, led off with a big single to right center. Allen then bunted the ball too far back to the pitcher, who threw Fakkema out at second base. Tyler Kelly hit a grounder to the shortstop, and Allen beat the throw to second but Kelly was thrown out at first. That's when Vogee stepped up and hit an RBI double to left-center field, bringing the score to 4 – 3 Mount Baker.
With two outs and the tying run on second, Rector stepped into the batter's box for a battle with the Mount Baker pitcher. Foul, ball, strike, ball, foul and ball. Full count.
The final pitch of the game was an outside fastball, which Rector ripped in a line drive to the opposite field. Unfortunately for the Borderites, it went directly into the first-baseman's glove to end the game.
"It was a bullet right to his glove," Linville said. "Three feet to either side, and we probably would have tied the game. But that's how it goes."
The rally came too late for Blaine, but Linville said it was a positive sign that his players didn't give up.
"After Mount Baker got those three runs you felt the air go out of the place. It would have been really easy to give up then, but we didn't," Linville said. "That says something about the work ethic of the team."
Still, Linville admitted the close loss stings as the team falls to 0 – 10 in conference play, with the last two regular season games scheduled against powerhouses Lynden and Sedro-Woolley.
"We're on a pretty big slide, and getting the win would have provided some much-needed confidence," Linville said. "We have the ability to win the next two games, but they will be a challenge."
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Drivers can expect to see fewer delays next week as crews complete the first phase of a roundabout project at Peace Portal and Marine drives.
Washington state Department of Transportation spokesperson Dustin Terpening said beginning next week, crews will begin installing the first layer of pavement, which should help traffic flow more smoothly and help keep down the spread of dirt in neighboring areas.
"With the underground work done and with a lot of the elements that could add risk or delay to the project mostly out of the way, we should be able to move ahead with a lot more confidence," he said.
The $2.8 million construction project includes the construction of two roundabouts on Peace Portal Drive near D Street and Marine Drive as well as sidewalk, landscaping and lighting improvements. Most of the work is scheduled for completion by May 25 although crews will continue with some landscaping work into the summer months. That work should not disrupt traffic, Terpening said.
Project engineer Chris Damitio said crews discovered some unexpected problems, one being approximately 100 yards of contaminated soil – likely from gas stations in the area during the 1960s – and the other, nearly 1,000 feet of old Highway 99 and E Street buried four feet down.
Damitio said crews were able to quickly remove the material by bringing in extra workers and that the project is still expected to be completed on schedule. He added they expect some cost increases but those increases haven't been negotiated with the contractor yet.
"It was a little bit of a surprise but we were able to deal with it effectively," he said. "We're still working with the contractor in identifying the extra costs associated with bringing in extra workers to mitigate the extra work but our main focus is keeping the project on schedule. We're still expecting to finish within the 50 days."
The DOT has provided financial incentives to the contractor – Interwest Construction, Inc. of Burlington – for finishing the project ahead of schedule and penalties for completing the project late.
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