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>>5 Hated Earnings Stocks You Should LoveAfter all, the S&P 500's paltry 1.09% decline year-to-date isn't exactly threatening the multi-year rally that we've ridden this far. Instead, that stat speaks more to the strength that the post-2008 rally has enjoyed. When a 1.09% drop is a notable move, you know you're looking at a pretty good time to own stocks. But that doesn't mean that it's a good time to own all stocks. The laggard names in the market right now could be downright toxic to your portfolio. And the time to unload them is now. >>5 Dogs of the Dow to Buy in 2014 That's why we're taking a closer look at five toxic stocks you should be selling in 2014. To be fair, the companies I'm talking about today aren't exactly "junk." By that, I mean they're not next up in line at bankruptcy court. But that's frankly irrelevant; from a technical analysis standpoint, they're some of the worst positioned names out there right now. For that reason, fundamental investors need to decide how long they're willing to take the pain if they want to hold onto these firms this summer. And for investors looking to buy one of these positions, it makes sense to wait for more favorable technical conditions (and a lower share price) before piling in. For the unfamiliar, technical analysis is a way for investors to quantify qualitative factors, such as investor psychology, based on a stock's price action and trends. Once the domain of cloistered trading teams on Wall Street, technicals can help top traders make consistently profitable trades and can aid fundamental investors in better planning their stock execution. >>5 Ways You Can Trade Like a Hedge Fund in 2014 So, without further ado, let's take a look at five toxic stocks you should be unloading.
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New York • Tuesday's National Invitation Tournament semifinal game was right there for the taking for the BYU Cougars.
Instead, Baylor guard Pierre Jackson took it from them, scoring seven straight points during crunch time to push the Bears into the NIT championship game on Thursday night, and the Cougars into their surprisingly delayed offseason regrouping.
O In Short » BYU keeps it close for the first 32 minutes against Baylor, but a five-minute field-goal drought dooms the Cougars to an NIT semifinal loss at Madison Square Garden.
Key Moment » Baylor's Pierre Jackson scores seven straight points to stretch a two-point lead to nine in the second half.
Baylor 76, BYU 70
BYU (24-12) » Zylstra 1-5 0-0 2, Austin 3-6 3-4 9, Davies 4-11 5-9 13, Haws 9-15 7-7 25, Carlino 7-20 0-0 19, Cusick 0-0 0-0 0, Calvert 1-2 0-0 2, Kaufusi 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 25-60 15-20 70.
BAYLOR (22-14) » Walton 4-8 2-2 10, Jefferson 8-11 5-7 21, Austin 5-12 3-5 14, Heslip 0-5 0-0 0, Jackson 6-14 9-10 24, Gathers 0-2 0-0 0, Franklin 1-6 0-0 3, Bello 0-0 0-0 0, Prince 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 26-60 19-24 76.
Halftime—Baylor 35-33. 3-Point Goals—BYU 5-20 (Carlino 5-14, Calvert 0-1, Haws 0-1, Zylstra 0-4), Baylor 5-15 (Jackson 3-5, Austin 1-1, Franklin 1-5, Heslip 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—BYU 40 (Austin 11), Baylor 33 (Austin 10). Assists—BYU 9 (Carlino 5), Baylor 16 (Jackson 10). Total Fouls—BYU 22, Baylor 19. A—NA.
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Score it 76-70 for Baylor in front of a sparse crowd at Madison Square Garden and a national television audience, as BYU dropped to 24-12 and failed to win at least 25 games in a season for the first time in seven years.
"I thought [Baylor] was just terrific down the stretch," BYU coach Dave Rose said. "They made every big play they needed to make."
And BYU didn't, but the Cougars did come close after falling behind by 11 points with 2:17 remaining. Matt Carlino hit three 3-pointers in a row to make amends for what to that point was a miserable shooting night, and the Cougars were within three, 71-68, with 44 seconds left.
Jackson, who finished with 24 points and 10 assists, wouldn't miss free throws, however, and the Bears (22-14) held on for their third straight win over BYU in the last two seasons.
"I'm just really proud of our guys on how we fought back from being 11 down and got it to a one-possession game," Rose said.
Before Jackson's scoring spurt the game had been tied 15 times and the lead had changed hands 10 times. The Cougars were overcoming a below-average outing from Brandon Davies (13 points, five rebounds), little contribution from Brock Zylstra (two points on 1-of-5 shooting) with perhaps Nate Austin's best game as a Cougar (nine points, 11 rebounds) and the usual solid performance from Tyler Haws (25 points on 9-of-15 shooting).
Then it ended.
"It's just tough that we weren't able to make the plays we needed to down the stretch," Haws said, eerily similar to statements the Cougars made in close regular-season losses to Saint Mary's, Gonzaga and San Diego.
Jackson's personal 7-0 run, taking the Baylor lead from 57-54 to 64-54, was the clincher for the Bears, but the game had swung to the No. 2 seed's favor a few minutes before that.
Carlino hit a 3-pointer with around 7:41 left to tie it at 52-52, but Baylor's Cory Jefferson (21 points) got free 15 seconds later for a dunk and was fouled by Davies, the BYU senior's fourth. Haws missed a tough 14-footer, and BYU got a defensive stop, but Haws was then called for an offensive foul along the sideline in front of the Baylor bench while trying to bring the ball upcourt.
"Yeah, stuff like that happens in the game, and you just have to pick yourself up and keep playing," Haws said.
After Carlino's trey, the Cougars went the next eight possessions without making a field goal, a drought reminiscent of the one they had in the first half at Baylor on Dec. 21 that led to a 79-64 Bears win. Carlino finished 5 of 14 from 3-point range.
"We went multiple possessions during that stretch where I thought we got good looks at the basket, and we just didn't convert," Rose said.
The 11-point cushion Baylor had "saved me a little hair until Carlino started hitting threes from halfcourt," Baylor coach Scott Drew said.
All told, the Cougars shot just 37.9 percent (11 of 29) in the second half, though, and saw their postseason run come to a quick end.
"This is a very difficult matchup for us because of their size inside and their quickness on the guard line," Rose said. "But the effort the last three or four weeks from our team has just been terrific, and these guys have given us everything that we've asked for as a [coaching] staff."
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We have had three reports of hit and run collisions on our campus this week. All were relatively minor damage (cars were still drivable and safe) and nobody was injured, but this presents a good opportunity to update you about collision investigations.
Early reporting is critical. If you wait to report the damage the person or agency you report to will not be able to confirm that the collision occurred where and when you say it did. In that case, unless you have a witness or surveillance video there is nothing law enforcement can do to charge the suspect. If you witness a hit and run collision, however minor, do your best to document the license plate number and description of the car. If you can also see and describe the driver that is great. If you are responsible (as owner or borrower) of a vehicle that is struck in a hit and run collision, try to get the license plate number, vehicle description, and driver description. Whether you are a witness or a victim it is imperative to report quickly.
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Applying a flag to a message or a contact in Microsoft Outlook gives you a visual reminder to follow up on it in some way. You can use flags with default dates, such as Today, Tomorrow, and Next Week, or customize your flags with specific dates.
Flags for messages appear in your e-mail views, and flags for contacts appear in Contact table (table: A view type that displays a list of items (rows) and their attributes (columns). Use this view to display details about items. Table is the default view type for Inbox and Tasks.) views. With a Quick Click flag (Quick Click flag: A default flag that is assigned to an item when you click the Flag Status column in your Inbox or other table view. You set the default time, date, or other criteria for the flag from the Follow Up menu.), you can also assign flags to items with a single click.
A flagged item also appears in the To-Do Bar, the Daily Task List in Calendar, and in the Tasks view.
The following table describes how the dates work for the flags on the Follow Up menu, which is in the Tags group. However, you can customize the dates and set reminders for any flag.
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Flags create a visible reminder that an action is due. When a message is flagged, a flag appears for that message in the message list. Flagged items also appear in the To-Do Bar, in the Daily Task List in Calendar, and in the To-Do List in the Tasks view.
In addition to flags, you can include a reminder that alerts you at a pre-determined time.
As you hover over flagged messages in the Task List, the details that are associated with the flag appear, such as the due date, the type of follow up that is needed, or a when a reminder will appear.
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Tip You can also assign a flag to a message with one click. For more information, see Add a Quick Click flag.
If you want more options for the due date, you can add a flag with a custom date.
Note Flagging an item does not assign a reminder to the item. You can add a reminder by right-clicking the flagged item and selecting Add Reminder. For more information, see Add a flag with a reminder date.
Flags can also be applied to contacts. A flag on a contact gives a visible reminder to take an action related to the contact, such as calling or contacting someone. Flagged contacts appear in the To-Do Bar, Daily Task List in Calendar, and in the Tasks view.
Tip You can also assign a flag to a message with one click. For more information, see Add a Quick Click flag.
If there is one flag that you frequently use, such as Next Week, you can assign that as your Quick Flag. When you click the flag column, the Quick Flag is applied. By default, the Quick Click flag is set for Today.
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With a new gondola, skiing from top to bottom, and plenty of blue sky and sunshine, Sun Valley kicked off their 74th winter season today. Lines were long, but once 9 o'clock rolled around, skiers and boarders clamored to board the River Run gondola or the Challenger quad on the Warm Springs side, eager to start the season. With nine runs open, like Upper College, Flying Squirrel, Lower Picabo, Lower Warm Springs, Mid and Lower River run, the combination of man-made and natural snow made for some of the best Opening Day conditions in memory. As further proof of ideal conditions, quality snow, decent light, and a good crowd, by noon today the Sun Valley Ski Patrol had no significant accidents to report.
At half day, the skier count estimate was already around 2,500 and between the plethora of Opening Day options, the terrain park features on Lower River Run, the reopening of the legendary Roundhouse, and plenty of sunny deck-space at Warm Springs and River Run Lodges, everyone was stoked to be back in their boots and back on their boards.
Everyone seemed to be out to enjoy the day, as there were reports of celebrity sightings of Bruce Willis and the Crist brothers, as well as local stars like Radio DJ Lenny Joseph, ski team director Don Wiseman, and climbing legend Nappy Neaman. But more importantly, there were plenty of satisfied, exhausted, and woozy-legged skiers and boarders in bright colors, crazy hats, fancy pants with smiles on their faces soaking in the sun on the slopes on our beloved Bald Mountain and enjoying views, French fries, picnics, and PBR's on the decks of Baldy's three open lodges.
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BiographyDr. Shulman is Professor of Internal Medicine & Cellular and Molecular Physiology at Yale University, where he serves as Associate Director of the Yale Diabetes Endocrine Research Center and Associate Director of the Yale Medical Scientist (M.D., Ph.D.) Program. He is also an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Dr. Shulman is an internationally recognized diabetes researcher, and the recipient of numerous awards, including the Outstanding Scientific Achievement Award and the Distinguished Clinical Scientist Award from the American Diabetes Association, the Diabetes Care Research Award from Boehringer-Mannheim/Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, and the Stanley Korsmeyer Award from the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI). In addition to the ASCI Dr. Shulman has been elected to the Association of American Physicians, the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Sciences. He is a leading authority on the cellular mechanisms of insulin resistance, the role of the liver and muscle in the pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes, and the benefits of exercise in the management of diabetes. Dr. Shulman's practice is limited to the treatment of diabetes, and other disorders of glucose metabolism, with specific interests in the management of newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes mellitus.
- BS, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI , 1974
- M.D., Wayne State University , 1979
- Ph.D., Wayne State University , 1979
Selected Publication
- Shulman GI, Rothman DL, Jue T, Stein P, DeFronzo RA, Shulman RG. Direct quantitation of muscle glycogen synthesis in normal man and noninsulin-dependent diabetics by 13C Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy. N Eng J Med, 322:223-8, 1990.
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Summary: Bella is just and ordanary girl. She lived in Phenox with her mother and Phil , but out of nowhere Phil says he has a daughter.Bella and Sofia became best of friends, sisters even but when Bella moves to Forks and her life is changed by Edward cullen but what happened to Sofia. Because Phil and Renee moved the Florida alone. What really happen to this charcater, never mention. This is a new story...
Chapter 1 Renee POV
"Phil explain" I said to him.
"Renee. I love you. But it was a mistake i high school. I never thought she was pregnat until...she died." He looked away I hugged him.I understood.
"And the girl?" I asked I wasn;t goign to let a child be on the streets when she had her father.
"Her name is Sofia. She knows who I am. Sara talked about me, thankfully nothing bad. She's scared but grateful that she coming to live with us." He smiled the smiled i love. I kissed him for a while.
"we have to tell Bella. She's going to be so excited!" i ran to Bellas room she was reading, like always
"Bella" I smiled at her and told her everything
Bella POV
Wow. I have a step sister. That's new.
Sofia came a few days later. She was very pretty. Black hair, copper skind but was starngely pale, like she was sick. She the starngest brown eyes, a mixure of all the cobinaton of brown and black. But she just lost her mother in some accident. Her eyes looked darker than I have seen in the pictures.
Phil and Renee were buying something and both of us were alone. she liked to read, we hadn't talked much.
"Um, hey are you okay?" i asked. She looked up, and smiled a twisted smiled. but then frowned.
"I don't know."she told me honestly. i smiled at her she smiled back.
"Welll, I think we can start has friends, we don't know each other" she said.
"Sure"- I smiled and raised my hand," I'm Bella" i said. She laughed. It sounded musicaly and happy
"I'm Sofia, and I think we are going to be sister" we shook hands. I somehow knew, somethign was going to changed. I liked it.
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okay If someone reads this well I'm going to stop writing but I feel bad that I just leave it there hanging so here its a summarry of what happens:
Drew doesnt have a place to stay so he secretlys stays in Sofias room, they go to school toghther and actually fall in love. But they never get it to far. One day Bella finds out about the drug dealing and the guys that are in charge know this so sofia drugs Bella,Rennee and Phil so they wont rememeber anything.. ever and she leaves. She and Drew are both still partners and are told to go to Italy to their high cuality biussnes partners. The go to volterra. but then Aro want to experiment and changes them. Sofia has the power to stop other powers and Drew the power to protect the one he is touching or just wants to by any power mental or physical. They both try to escape. Aro lets them leave with the condition to help them in the watching of the cullens. When Bella goes to forks she reunites with Bella. But when Bella remembers she dmenads and explanation and when everything is explained even the volturi part Nessie is happy about her new Aunt but Jacob isnt
After a while they live happily ever after and sofia and Drew go to Volterra every few 50 years and confirm to Aro the cullens are good
The END!!
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it waws a great ending!1..they r together and they r living in peace and love..forever!!
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SHEBOYGAN, WI (WHBL) - Judge James Bolgert told the jury hearing a reckless homicide case Wednesday that barring unforseen developments, they could have the case by early Thursday afternoon. 23 year old Michael Lemerande of Oshkosh is on trial in the death of 41 year old Nicholas Lehrke of Sheboygan.
The jury on Wednesday morning heard detailed testimony from Sheboygan police officers about their response and investigation on January 19th when they were called to the fatal stabbing on South 12th Street. The jury was shown the blood stained knife used in the stabbing and the blood soaked shirt which Lehrke was wearing when he was stabbed in the lower back.
One person who testified during the afternoon was Dr. Mark Witeck, who performed the autopsy on Lehrke. He described to the jury that the knife entered his back, and would go through his diaphram, liver and right lung. Also testifying yesterday was the emergency room doctor who tried to keep Lehrke alive, and three members of the Sheboygan Police Department who assisted with the investigation.
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The westward expansion after the Civil War was fueled by vets carrying their army rifles with them. My great-grandfather was wounded at the battle of Atlanta in 1864, and my grandfather learned to hunt using a .58-caliber war surplus musket.
After the Spanish-American War, President Teddy Roosevelt ordered a new rifle for our troops, and the 1903 Springfield was carried into battle by GIs in World War I and World War II. In 1936, the M1 Garand and its little brother, the M1 Carbine, were introduced, replacing the Springfield by the war's end in 1945.
Much like my grandfather in the 1800s, returning vets from World War I, World War II and Korea used military surplus rifles to hunt when they returned home. Not only were millions of vets familiar with the Springfield and the M1s, but they made great hunting rifles, too. If you got a deer or elk in the fall with your rifle, you could feed your family with 100 pounds or more of healthy, additive-free meat.
Oftentimes, the returning vets took care of their wounded comrades by taking them hunting, as a way to try to repay them for the sacrifices they made. I recall special communitywide hunts for disabled vets. Gen. Joe Tiago of the Marines was the organizer of the event each fall, and disabled vets were assisted by members of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars as they went in search of pheasants in the nearby fields.
This fall, as we celebrate Veterans Day, I'll be thinking of the millions of guys who put their lives on hold to defend our country. I'll also be smiling as I think of those same guys as they went in search of deer or pheasants or elk each fall. Thank you, guys.
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31 U.S. Code § 1531 - Transfers of functions and activities
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(a) The balance of an appropriation available and necessary to finance or discharge a function or activity transferred or assigned under law within an executive agency or from one executive agency to another may be transferred to and used—
(1) by the organizational unit or agency to which the function or activity was transferred or assigned; and
(b) The head of the executive agency determines the amount that, with the approval of the President, is necessary to be transferred when the transfer or assignment of the function or activity is within the agency. The President determines the amount necessary to be transferred when the transfer or assignment of the function or activity is from one executive agency to another.
(c) A balance transferred under this section is—
Source(Pub. L. 97–258, Sept. 13, 1982, 96 Stat. 932.)
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Prohibition on Transfer of Funds to Other Departments and Agencies
Pub. L. 101–189, div. A, title XVI, § 1604,Nov. 29, 1989, 103 Stat. 1598, provided that funds available for military functions of Department of Defense could not be made available to any other department or agency of Federal Government pursuant to a provision of law enacted after Nov. 29, 1989, unless, not less than 30 days before such funds were made available to such other department or agency, Secretary of Defense submitted to congressional defense committees a report describing effect on military preparedness of making such funds available to such department or agency, prior to repeal and restatement in section 2215 of Title 10, Armed Forces, by Pub. L. 103–160, div. A, title XI, § 1106(a)(1), (b),Nov. 30, 1993, 107 Stat. 1750.
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UCSF and an array of community, academic and civic collaborators are wrapping up the first year of an ambitious effort to build partnerships to enhance the well-being of San Francisco residents and eliminate health disparities.
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A cheaper laboratory test that helps guide anti-retroviral drug treatment for people with HIV/AIDS may be just as effective as a more sophisticated test, a group of international researchers has found – a discovery that could be particularly important in rural Africa.
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As we mark World AIDS Day this week, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention reports that more than a million Americans now live with the disease, and every year some 50,000 people in the United States alone are newly infected.
November 15, 2011
UCSF, the Oakland Unified School District and an array of community-based partners are embarking on a quest to improve the lives of disadvantaged middle-school students, thanks to a $1.75 million grant from The Atlantic Philanthropies.
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UCSF was recently recognized as a 2011 gold-level recipient of the American Heart Association's Start! Fit-Friendly Companies Recognition program.
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Mammograms are not one-size-fits-all, says noted breast cancer researcher Karla Kerlikowske, MD, of the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Rather, they should be customized based on a woman's age, breast density, family health history and other factors.
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UC scientists explain radiation risks from everyday background radiation, medical imaging and nuclear power plant accidents in the aftermath of meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan.
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UCSF leaders in Global Health Sciences urged the graduating class of global health scholars to work toward achieving health care equity around the world.
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Jaime Sepúlveda, who will join the University as executive director of UCSF Global Health Sciences on September 1, delivered a commencement address to the 2011 Class of Masters of Sciences in Global Health.


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Has This Explosive MLP Overextended Itself in 2013?
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One of the largest independent US pipeline carriers of refined petroleum products, Buckeye Partners LP (NYSE: BPL) has vastly outperformed the overall market in 2013, rising 46.66% year to date compared to the 12.93% return offered by the blue chip average.
Buckeye is one of the largest independent US pipeline carriers of refined petroleum products, with over 6,000 miles of pipelines. Based on market capitalization, the company is valued at $7.03 billion. Presently, Buckeye possesses a TTM profit margin of 5.94%.
With the company trading within $5 of all-time highs, has this explosive MLP overextended itself in 2013 or should investors flee into this company as a safe haven from the incredibly volatile market?
- Institutional Vote of Confidence: 43% of shares outstanding are held by institutional investors, representing over $3 billion in investment, displaying the confidence some of largest investors in the world have in the company and its future
- Relatively Low Volatility: Currently, Buckeye withholds a beta ratio of 0.30, representing a company trading with considerably less volatility than the overall market, a strength for long-term investors
- Dividend: At the moment, the company pays out quarterly dividends of $1.05, which annualized gives a yield of 6.31%, a major strength for long-term investors
- Historic Revenue Growth: In 2002, Buckeye reported revenue of $247 million; in 2012, the company announced revenue of $4.36 billion, representing year over year annual growth of 33.09%, an explosive growth trend which is anticipated to sustain into the future with projections placing 2015 revenue at $5.20 billion (this growth has been a result of aggressive expansion projects by the company)
- Reasonable Valuation: Presently, the company possesses a price to earnings ratio of 25.25 and a price to sales ratio of 1.63; both of which indicate a company trading with a fairly reasonable valuation
- Diversified & Predictable Business Model: Buckeye owns 6,000 miles of pipeline, which the company utilizes to ship refined petroleum products, and because of this the company's fees are regulated and based on the volume of product transported, not by the price of the commodity they are shipping; with this diversified and predictable business model comes a greater level of security for investors
- Net Debt: The company's $6.78 million in cash and cash equivalents is outweighed by its $2.74 billion debt load, resulting in a net debt of roughly $2.7 billion, accounting for 38.40% of total market capitalization, a major financial weakness of the company
- Dividend Growth: Since implementing their dividend program in 1990, Buckeye has consistently raised their dividend payouts and is widely anticipated to sustain this trend well into the future
- Acquisitions: In July 2012, the company acquired a Marine terminal facility for liquid petroleum products in New York Harbor from Chevron Incorporated; further acquisitions could add to the company's asset base and fuel growth
- Growth in Volume: The most important metric for Buckeye is the volume of petroleum products it ships through its pipelines every day, which increased from an average of 1,304,500 barrels of petroleum products per day in 2010 to 1,347,500 barrels per day in 2011; further growth in shipment volume is projected and will fuel growth
- Growth in Average Tariff Rate: The average tariff rate the company charges has increased from 64.7 cents per barrel in 2007 to 76.8 cents per barrel in 2011, with further growth projected
- Refined Product Sales: Buckeye has increased its refined product sales from 435.2 million gallons in 2008 to 1,337.8 million gallons in 2011, representing 207.39% growth over three years, with extensive further growth projected in this key metric
- Growth in US Oil Production: The more oil that is produced in the United States, the more oil that will have to be shipped by companies such as Buckeye, increasing pipeline volumes and fueling overall company growth
- Falter in Oil Prices: While oil prices do not affect the rate Buckeye charges, weakness in oil prices result in the production companies possessing less conviction as at a certain point the endeavor simply is not profitable; major weakness in oil prices could threaten overall business
Major publicly traded competitors of Buckeye include Enterprise Products Partners LP (NYSE: EPD), Kinder Morgan Incorporated (NYSE: KMI), Energy Transfer Partners LP (NYSE: ETP), and Enbridge Incorporated (NYSE: ENB). All of these companies have a presence in the pipeline industry and compete directly against Buckeye.
Enterprise Products is valued at $54.03 billion, pays out a dividend yielding 4.56%, and carries a price to earnings ratio of 20.95. Enterprise carries a 4.14 price to book ratio, however the company possesses an increased level of stability as a result of its massive presence across the continent. Fundamentally, Enterprise's business model is profitable, with a TTM profit margin of 5.90%. Enterprise is anticipated to experience mid-single digit growth in terms of revenue and earnings.
Kinder Morgan is valued at $37.57 billion, pays out a dividend yielding 4.19%, and carries a price to earnings ratio of 46.71. Kinder Morgan possesses an interest in approximately 37,000 miles of pipelines and about 180 terminals, and the company carries a price to book ratio of 2.87. Fundamentally, Kinder Morgan's business model is profitable, with a TTM profit margin of 5.24%. In respect to earnings, Kinder Morgan is projected to grow in the mid-single digits range through 2015, however revenue is projected to drop from 2014 to 2015.
Energy Transfer is valued at $17.57 billion, pays out a dividend yielding 7.52%, and carries a price to earnings ratio of 30.33. The company carries a price to book ratio of 1.65. Fundamentally, Energy Transfer's business model appears strong, with a TTM profit margin of 10.87%. The profit margin of the company has decreased substantially from over 50% in 2012 to the current level, and the company's revenue growth is projected to be choppy in the forthcoming years.
Enbridge is valued at $41.17 billion, pays out a dividend yielding 3.00%, and carries a price to earnings ratio of 57.77. Enbridge possesses a price to book ratio of 5.30. Fundamentally, the company's business model is slightly profitable, with a TTM profit margin of 2.73%. Enbridge is expected to sustain low-single digits growth, in terms of revenue, through 2015.
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Remember last time when I showed you that claustrophobic and somehow cosy new room of mine about a year ago? Yes, well.. Lately I did silently move to a bigger and better place, however there's another reason why I'm posting this: This site is no more!
Instead, you can visit the new Realm of the Sphinx right here:
Yep, I'm packing up and leaving to a new internet home. The reason why I moved to wordpress isn't because I hate blogger. In fact, blogger is still a very good service that I'd still gladly recommend to others, it's just that wordpress might be more suitable in serving my needs. And the good (or maybe not?) news is, all the old posts and comments are imported and saved there.
This time I've chosen a lightweight and less depressive theme, because all the others didn't really appeal to me. Feel free to send in your gratitude for saving your eyes from even more strain, or to yell at me for causing you to throw up, whichever happens first.
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4 parcels located along Cooper and Woodlynne Avenues. Total area of all lots is about 25,850 SF or 0.593 acres. Improved with a church and rectory building. The improvements are included on lots 15 and 16. Lots 17 and 18 have bituminous paving-parking (about 23 cars). Rectory is a 2 story with about 4,386 SF finished space and 714 SF as garage. 500 SF garage space is finished into classroom area and about 214 SF currently used as garage. There is a small one-story connector of approximately 270 SF between the rectory and church building. The main church building has a 1st floor area of 4,757 SF. Total finished area is 9,891 SF. Seating about 450 people. Basement used as a fellowship hall with full kitchen and additional classroom spaces. The basement area under the rectory building is used as classroom space. The first-floor area of the rectory contains a small office area, kitchen, living room, dining room, and classroom space. 2nd floor rectory has two (2) two-room suites each with its own bath.
10 Unit Apartment Building.....Priced Right! That's very hard to fine... This building has all it's state and local inspection up to date, Green Card, etc. Separate utility meters for each apartment......Tenant is responsible to pay for electric and cooking gas, owner is responsible to pay for gas heat and hot water, which is energy efficient heater. Currently the property has 8 out of 10 rented but the owner has (2) candidates to rent those units at $750 each. That makes it a very profitable building for any purchaser.....This incredible apartment building is located in the Collingswood school district with great shopping, restaurants, and transportation all there to keep the building consistently filled.
Freestanding 3,350 Sq Ft Industrial Building, Former Machine Shop. Located on .25 Acre. Office w/Lavatory 1,460 Sq Ft, Shop Area w/Lavatory 1,890 Sq Ft. 1 Roll-up Door, 220 Amp Electric. Building is Fully Heated & Office is Air-Conditioned. Security System & Ample Parking. Vacant Land adjacent is Included in Price. Available Immediately. Also Available for Lease for $1,750 plus all utilities(MLS 6332751).
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This gorgeous home is deceptively large and has bedrooms that just go on and on! From the moment you walk through the doors, you are greeted by a warm and sunny front porch which is ideal for relaxing. The luxurious living room comes next, followed by a large formal dining room. The kitchen is tastefully updated with oak cabinets and newer appliances and includes a nice pantry as you head for the basement. The basement is huge and the perfect place for all types of gatherings. The numerous bedrooms are located on both the main and upper levels. The master includes a sitting area and all bedrooms have ample closet space. The back yard is fenced in and a great place for barbecues. Property is being sold strictly as-is. Sale and commission subject to bank approval of short sale. All certifications and inspections are the buyer's responsibility and are at the buyer's expense. But not a lot to fix here! So, make your appointment today to see this well-maintained home. You won't regret it.
A beautuful two story colonial, three bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a large Living room, formal Dining room, kitchen. A detached garage with auto door. Fenced in back yard. Walk to the train.
Welcome home! Well keep and ready to go. Very nice home on very nice street in Woodlynne. Nothing to do but move in. Make your appointment today.
Don't miss this great house. Priced for quick sale..Needs some TLC but in good cond. Seller selling "As Is" will do no repairs. Lovely detached 4 bedroom, 2 story home in good remodeled condition on quiet street. Rehab. 2008 & 2010. Newer hardwood floors in living room, dining room entry & powder room. Updated kitchen w/stainless steel appl. Ref.,MW,stove & dishwasher. New cabinets & floor. New powder room, 9 ft. ceiling full basement, large fenced yard and walk up attic. 4 good sized bedrooms and updated hall bath. Newer storm & lead glass front door. Very Motivated. Being sold "As Is" Seller will do no repairs price reflects this. Alarm sys. w/house has contract neg.
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When it comes to goaltending, Mike Smith and Braden Holtby have certainly had their share of headlines leading the Phoenix Coyotes and Washington Capitals in goal.
Holtby, just 22 and third on the goalie depth chart to start the season, drew dramatic Dryden-esque comparisons with his playoff performance. Smith, who was placed on re-entry waivers by GM Steve Yzerman and the Tampa Bay Lightning just last year, has been instrumental in getting the Coyotes in the Western Conference Final.
That said, you would think that Yzerman might be wanting Smith back on his side in the near future - not as the starting goalie for the Tampa Bay Lightning, but perhaps as a No. 1 netminder for Canada at the Sochi Olympics. And at 22, does Holtby deserve some consideration?
With less than two years to go before the Games, he may enter the discussion with other Canadian backstoppers like Carey Price, Cam Ward and Olympic holdovers Marc-Andre Fleury and Roberto Luongo.
So here's Dave's question to you: "Assuming there's NHL participation at the Sochi Olympics, who is your current choice as Canada's starting goalie?"
Here are the answers that Dave liked best:
"Imagine Carey Price with a good team in front of him." - John
"Big goalie. No rebounds. I would vote for Smith and so would Chicago and Nashville." - K Larsen
"Unless someone supplants the goalie who won gold the last time, and as yet, no one has earned that right, it's Roberto Luongo again." - Ben
"I'm ready to pick Luongo the minute he gets traded to the Leafs." - James
"Fleury and Claude Giroux would be teammates if both make it, but Fleury won't." - Nick
"I'm all for new blood, as long as Cam Ward is the tried-and-true option in a group of three." - Randy
"Braden Holtby shows poise and maturity beyond his years and he certainly bears watching for Sochi." - Cyril
And Dave's Reply to All:
A year ago, I'm guessing the answer to this question would have been Roberto Luongo - gold-medallist from 2010, the Canadian goalie with the best stats from the 2010-11 NHL season, and lest we forget, a year ago it looked as though Luongo might become a Stanley Cup winner too.
A year later, he's hardly out of the mix but a year later, the best answer, in my opinion, is a guy who wouldn't have been on anyone's list 12 months ago and that's Mike Smith. That should tell us that Canada's next Olympic goalie isn't necessarily on this year's list.And we do need to see more of Braden Holtby, who wouldn't have been considered a month ago.
Oh, for an automatic choice. Oh, how Canada has been spoiled for close to 20 years by Marty Brodeur. He just turned 40, but maybe somebody should ask what he thinks he'll be doing at 41.
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The Howard County Women's Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1997. Tara Everly, Joan Lovelace, Erica McCauley, Alisha Mosley and Elise Ray join the 59 men and women who have previously been inducted.
Everly was a three-sport athlete at Oakland Mills, and, in college, scored the penalty stroke that gave the University of Maryland the 1993 field hockey national championship.
Lovelace, a Howard High graduate, was the first girl in the county to play golf on a high school boys team. She's now head professional and general manager of the Hobbit's Glen and Fairway Hills golf clubs.
McCauley and Mosley were both point guards at Mt. Hebron where their careers overlapped. "I considered Alisha my little sister," McCauley said. Both were record-setters and each is a two-time Player of the Year in girls basketball.
Wilde Lake's Ray was an international-caliber gymnast. She was a member of the 2000 United States Olympic team which eventually received bronze medals for the team all-around competition at the Sydney Olympics.
The induction ceremony will be held Saturday, Feb. 4 at 6 p.m. at Mt. Hebron High School. An alumnae basketball game starts at 4:45 p.m. and a high school girls varsity game (River Hill vs. Mt. Hebron) follows at 7. Admission will be charged.
Tara Everly
Growing up, it was never a question of if, only what.
Those close to Tara Everly, who had watched her excel as a multi-sport athlete since she was eight years old, knew the opportunities to excel in high school and beyond were going to be there.
The fact that it would be field hockey in which she'd make the biggest name for herself, though, that was a little harder to predict.
Prior to reaching Oakland Mills in 1986, Everly had never picked up a field hockey stick and had spent the previous six fall seasons on the soccer field. But, after some serious contemplation, she made a decision that changed the rest of her life.
"I remember before my freshman year it was thrown out there and I was like, 'Why not, let's try it,' " Everly said. "Back then there wasn't really anywhere to play (field hockey) before high school, so almost everyone was starting from scratch."
With her raw athleticism, Everly picked things up quickly and made the Scorpions' varsity team that first season. From that point on, the sky was the limit.
She developed into one of the county and state's best players over the next four years, winning county Player of the Year honors as a senior after leading the Scorpions to the program's only state championship game.
"As great of a player as she became, she was just as strong as a leader," said Chris Marsiglia, who coached Everly on varsity her final two years at Oakland Mills. "She inspired all of the girls around her with the way she played and carried herself."
Everly's efforts helped her earn high school All-American honors and a scholarship to the University of Maryland, where as a senior in 1993 she helped the Terrapins win the program's second NCAA Championship. To put a cherry on top, Everly was responsible for the game-winning penalty stroke in overtime in the title contest against North Carolina.
"Tara was the kind of natural athlete that you don't see very often and that really allowed her to excel in a number of different roles for us," said Maryland coach Missy Meharg, who has guided the Terrapin program to seven national titles in her 24 years at the school. "That was a special group (that won the championship) and Tara was a big part of it."
Getting to that point on a national stage was the result of years of work, building from that moment she first started playing SAC soccer for the Stevens Forest nieghborhood team when she was eight. With her older brother, David, already playing and excelling in multiple sports at the time, it seemed almost inevitable that she would follow suit.
"I was a very shy kid and I remember I really didn't want to play, but it was one of those things where my dad always said I had to try something before I decided I didn't like it," Everly said.
It turns out Everly's father, Fred, was right. She enjoyed that initial season of soccer, then signed up for basketball in the winter and softball the following spring. Over the following few years, playing the trio of sports became routine.


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The South Carolina State offense once again put up a record-setting performance this season, racking up 442 yards total offense leading the way to a ,38-3, victory over Morgan State Thursday night at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium.
Redshirt senior quarterback Richard Cue had superb day throwing connecting on 18-of-27 for 223 yards and a touchdown. Senior wide receiver Tyler McDonald had one of his better games of the season with five catches for 114 yards and a score.
"We played well early…got off to a good start and was able to kind of coast home," said SC State head coach Buddy Pough. "It was good to see us get off to a quick start and take some pressure off the offense."
Redshirt freshman quarterback Adrian Kollock seemed to be the surprise, as the Spartanburg SC native accounted for four of the Bulldog touchdowns on the night. Kollock had touchdown runs of 3, 2 and 1, while also throwing a 37-yard strike to junior wide receiver Dennis Rowe.
Pough stated, " I think we got a big boost with the added package we put in for freshman quarterback Adrian Kollock. I thought he played well and I was really happy for him."
The Bulldogs controlled the game from start to finish 24-0 at the half.
The Bears avoided a shutout with redshirt freshman Chris Moller connecting on a 40-yard field goal to put MSU on the scoreboard 24-3 at the 8:11 mark in the third quarter.
Cue found his favorite target this season on a 15-yard toss to Tyler McDonald with 5:58 remaining in the third. Kollock's 1-yard punch midway through the fourth things away for the Bulldogs and sealed a 38-3 victory over the Bears.
Senior Caleb Davis finished with five catches for 79-yards, while senior linebacker Joe Thomas finished with a game-high 10 tackles, 1 sack for 10 yards and 4 TFL for 20 yards on defense. Thomas with one game remaining has had a record-setting year on defense with 108 tackles, 19 TFL for 87 yards, and 7.5 sacks for 48 yards.
"Now, we have to move on and get prepared for Norfolk State next week, "said Pough. "First, I would like to win the conference (currently tied with Bethune-Cookman). But, if we ended up tied and we defeat Norfolk State, we think we will be in the playoff mix.
South Carolina State will close out their regular season on Saturday (Nov.14) on road against the Spartans of Norfolk State. Kick-off is 1 p.m.
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Light & Motion Taz 1200 Light $239.99
If you've ever participated in an epic, all-night endurance race like the 24 Hours of Moab, you're certainly no stranger to having once been relegated to lugging around a heavy battery pack which powered an extremely expensive headlight that was no more powerful than a car headlamp on its lowest output. Thankfully, those days are long gone, as the elegant Taz 1200 Light from Light & Motion is the next evolution in portable cycling illumination at a fraction of the cost.
Few cycling lights come with the pedigree of those from Light & Motion -- a company who has been designing lights for over 20 years. But, not always bicycle lights. In fact, the small Monterey, California company cut its teeth making ocean-proof diving lights that adhered to some of the most stringent safety standards in consumer products. The DNA for safe, highly visible and weatherproof lights for cycling was already in place, and thus, we have the Taz 1200.
For the sake of comparison, a traditional car headlamp puts out around 700 or 800 lumens -- and as its name implies, the Taz 1200 puts out an impressive 1200 lumens in a self-contained package that tips the scales at just over 200 grams. In case you haven't checked in with light technology in a year or so, that means no more battery pack in your jersey pocket or swinging to and fro on your top tube. This concentrated beam illuminates not only what lies ahead on the trail, but everything in a wide 45 degree arc relative to your movement. This puts in clear view any major direction changes of the trail, or any sleepy wildlife considering crossing in your path. The Taz light sits at the top of Light & Motion's 'crossover' range, meaning it's also designed for touring or commuting use, and as 1200 lumens might blind an oncoming driver or cyclist, you can dial the light's output with the medium or low flash settings reducing its output to 600 and 300 lumens, respectively.
The Light and Motion Taz 1200 Light will run for a full hour and a half on the highest, 1200 lumen setting and for 3 hours on medium. Both of these settings should be more than enough to get you through your leg on a 24-hour relay, or a long, darkened stretch of your commute. One of the coolest features of the Taz 1200 is its Race Mode, which cycles between only the high and medium brightness modes, letting you quickly change modes as the trail opens up without demanding too much of your hands' attention. The lowest flash setting stretches the battery life out to an impressive 18 hours, and once it's dead a complete charge by means of the included USB-Micro charge cable requires around 5 hours. It's designed to be mounted onto your handlebars and comes with a rubberized, tool-free strap that secures the light in an instant.
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There are a handful of companies that make good bike lights, but Light & Motion is universally regarded as one of the very best by bike shop employees and experienced riders. There is a reason for this.
Great company, design, performance, experience, and quality.
Light & Motion is based in Monterey CA just south of MTB epicenter the Santa Cruz Mts.
For self-contained MTB lights, this is IMO the best light available. I have found that a wide throw (multi bulb) light is best to effectively illuminate the width of the trail and all the twists and turns involved in trail riding. This light features top-of-the-line cree illumination and is extremely high quality all around.
Great light for the road too. You can run it at 600 or 200 lumens for road use.
Only one potential issue: The light is very easy to mount and dismount on your bar, still I wish the light was removable from the mounting strap. This is not an issue for MTB use. Might be for road bike with handlebars crowded with taped brake and shift cables.
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What does a working kitchen need?Posted by Donna Freedman on Mar 6, 2014 | 24 comments
A blog post over at Get Rich Slowly asks readers which cooking utensils/equipment they couldn't live without. "In the kitchen: When less is more" posits that plenty of the things marketed as necessities end up as just so much culinary clutter.
"How much do you need to have a working kitchen?" asks writer Lisa Aberle.
Good question.
My comment on the post became pretty lengthy – so lengthy, in fact, that I realized I feel pretty strongly about the subject. While I understand that foodies and gadgeteers love their avocado slicers and their cheese straighteners*, I'd like to point out that:
- More isn't necessarily better, and
- Specialization is the last refuge of marketers.
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