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What does disorientation mean?
Definitions for disorientation
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word disorientation.
Princeton's WordNet
disorientation, freak out(noun)
a wild delusion (especially one induced by a hallucinogenic drug)
confusion (usually transient) about where you are and how to proceed; uncertainty as to direction
"his disorientation was the result of inattention"
the loss of one's sense of direction, or of one's position in relationship with the surroundings
a state of confusion with regard to time, place or identity
a delusion
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of disorientation in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of disorientation in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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Mark has been with Wheeler Kearns since 1989 and became a principal in 2001. Mark has completed numerous projects ranging from small custom made furniture pieces to numerous residences. In 2002 Mark completed the Beverly Arts Center, in Mark's neighborhood, and he recently completed on a new hockey facility on the near west side of Chicago.
Mark graduated from Southern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1982 and obtained a Master of Architecture degree from University of Illinois at Chicago in 1989. While at UIC, Mark received departmental awards for Excellence in Design in 1987 and 1988. Mark's diverse past work experience has included carpentry, furniture design and building, co-ownership of a construction/development company, and work on low income housing.
Mark has taught graduate level studio and furniture design courses at the University of Illinois at Chicago, in addition to serving on numerous juries. Mark has also completed numerous exhibit installations including an international show sponsored by Formica Corporation and a show at the Renaissance Society called the "Turn of the Century Home." Mark designed and built an award winning entry in The Epilepsy Foundation's "Golf Around Chicago" in 1997. Mark also has completed a number of other pieces for local charity auctions including The Latin School, Francis Parker School, and the Chicago Children's Museum.
Mark resides in Beverly and is a former vice president of the Beverly Area Local Development Corporation. He volunteers his time annually for the City of Chicago and Evergreen Park High School's Career Days. For multiple years, since the floods of 1994, Mark has donated a week of time to join Habitat for Humanity and head a work crew in the Mississippi Delta to help provide low-income housing. Mark is a registered architect in the State of Illinois, a member of the American Institute of Architects and was the head hockey coach at St Ignatius High School. His wife, Meredith, is a teacher in the Chicago Public Schools. They have three children – Jill, Josh, and Robby.

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I'm a boiler maker on De Grey Station, we do the repairs of stock crates, erection of cattle yards, and repairs of old stock yards. I mainly work in the workshop and if there are repairs needed anywhere on the station that's where I go. Before I came out here I was working in Port Hedland, I moved up here in 2009 because of work opportunities.
I grew up in Mullewa, which is one hundred kilometres east of Geraldton; it's mainly a farming area, with a lot of cropping and sheep. My parents had a station outside of Cue and I have always preferred the bush. The wet season is pretty good in the Pilbara; it's good to see the pasture go to green. Last year when the river ran we had whole trees floating down.
I do a lot of pigging (chasing wild pigs) with my American Bulldog, Bully. We probably go once a month and get a camel for dog meat or we will get the ribs, or get the back straps (scotch fillet) we get that and bring it home, cut it up and put it on the barbie. There are heaps of camels and they're regarded around here as vermin, as they do so much damage to the infrastructure. A lot of people shoot them out of the chopper to get rid of them, whereas we shoot them to eat. There is pretty much one spot where you are 99 percent guaranteed they will be. They can get pretty nasty, they spit at you and they have a hard brisket between their chest, so if the dog is trying to attack them, they will drop on their forelegs and squash them with their brisket.
I do a lot of crabbing too, which is fun, I've almost had my finger bitten off a few times. The crabs have swimmers at their back end, you grab them by that, or put your foot on their shell and grab their claws. You catch them in the net and then you put them in the esky.


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I have friends who have wonderful silly pictures of themselves and are always having fun. In eighth grade, Sister Mary Margaret gave us each personal notes. Mine said, "Billie, don't always be so serious." Everything is serious to me (with global implications to boot!). I can make jokes, usually make people laugh with my unconventional views normally uttered with slang that seems shocking to people, but neither my husband nor I could actually be called fun-loving people even though we do fun things and have high levels of energy. How do we change?
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Fascinating. I would probably argue that there are healthy, natural changes, and then there are just changes that can make a person lose themselves. Changing bad habits/second nature actions are examples of good changes, but within my life, I've noticed many people trying to change my views, standards, and who I am as a person. I quite frankly like the way I am. I don't wear make-up, I don't like to stand out too much, I can be fun when I want to be, though my levels of "fun" may differ from that of another persons.
I would say be happy with who you are (as long as it's healthy. A drug addict or night stripper is not healthy, and I've seen a path my Mother has taken in "being who she is" down an unhealthy route...) You stated you and your husband "do fun things and have high levels of energy". Everybody has fun in different ways. Some people like to shop, while I like to play video games and create stories with people online. I can't stress the be yourself enough! The world has this way of making you feel worthless because you can't match up to other people, but you know what? We were made different for a reason. Embrace it!
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Wakerra, drats, you mean now I have to give up being a night stripper (tee hee) How about during the daytime? I like your view. I AM caught in between the acceptance part and the "maybe I could change a bit" quandary. Great wisdom here, though
Something that might reinvent yourself would be to go travel to another country, experience a new culture and put yourself into a brand new situation. You will force yourself to reshape yourself as you learn about your new surroundings.
And if you are exploring new places and going out to eat for dinner and such, it seems like it would be difficult not to have some fun. :)
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I want to go to another country! I hope my ship comes in before the dock rots, though. Thanks so much, Toptendeals (Hey, I better check your name out :)
Interesting question. It is true that "A merry heart does good like a medicine," but if you are satisfied with the amount and types of fun things you and your husband engage in and with your energy levels/overall health, maybe you do not need to "change" as much as maybe "enhance" your lives with fun, "grounding" activities. By this I mean to literally do things that keep your feet firmly on the ground.
Being too serious is more a cerebral thing, so taking a break from that kind of activity helps one stay more balanced. How about taking a dance class, checking out local adult community education classes, volunteering at local events with goofy activities offered, getting involved with some activity involving lots of young kids...?
Just don't try to be someone you're not- that's not fun! (Plus, it doesn't honor your Creator.) I wish you all the best.
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Alise, thanks so much. A counselor recently told me that I need to stop listening to the radio when I'm working because bad news apparently creates a brain chemistry that leads to depression, so you're right! I appreciate the suggestions :) Cheers


text: Afternoon all, well we are off to WDW in April, I am just planning our ADRs 90 days is fine for us as we tend to eat late and are fairly flexible. Bit of background, there are 3 of us me (veggie), DH (big meat eater) and DS7 who is an adventurous soul but does like the traditional kids stuff like hot dogs and burgers. This is our third trip and I our first staying in the Epcot area were at the Yacht Club. In fact we have never visited the Broadwalk. We will be at Disney for 10 days, then we move to the Hard Rock Hotel for the last 4 days. I have done loads of reading and frankly everywhere looks great! So I need some guidance. Could someone please recommended some good TS restaurants in the Broadwalk area for both family meals and a romantic night out while DS is at the kids club? Are there any nice CS for light snacks etc? Where is good in the local Resorts? Ive heard there are some nice restaurants in the Swan? We are planning on eating at the Brown Derby at the Studios, but need some help with a lunch ressie. Have been to the Prime Café twice before and liked it but could someone recommend another good TS restaurant in the Park? We plan to see the fireworks at least once and eat at MK we have only has CS before as the alcohol ban has put us off (sorry but we ENJOY drinking on holiday!), what do people think is the best TS restaurant in MK? We have always eaten well at Epcot and plan on trying the Coral Reef for the first time this trip. I know that it has had some bad reviews but Id like to try it. We also plan to eat at Alfredos. Your opinions would be much appreciated. Thanks


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Calcutta, Oct. 3: The Trinamul Congress today turned down chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjees request and said it would boycott tomorrows all-party meeting because his invite does not mention Singur or the police action on Mamata Banerjee there last week.
The party stuck to its decision to enforce the October 9 Bengal bandh and demanded a CBI probe into the way police and RAF personnel broke a siege to the Singur block office laid by Mamata and her supporters on the night of September 25.
Former Union minister Ajit Panja told a news conference that the letter issued by the chief ministers secretariat only says the meeting had been called to discuss the process of industrialisation in the state.
In such a meeting, you cant raise any other issue. It is useless to attend it.
Rajya Sabha MP and party spokesman Dinesh Trivedi today formally informed the secretary to the chief ministers office Trinamuls refusal to attend the meeting.
They (the government) have no intention to settle the issue of farmers at Singur. This is an attempt to mislead and hoodwink the people. It will not serve any purpose, he wrote.
Trivedi reiterated that Trinamul was against acquisition of multi-crop land for industry, though the government again reminded it that it was trying to spare fertile tracts as much as possible.
Agriculture and industry must progress side by side, the Trinamul leader said.
Panja said the meeting was called in a hurry and would not serve any purpose. It is an attempt to cover up their misdeeds. Land acquisition by terrorising farmers has to stop.
The bandh is still daylong, added Panja.
Mamata, hospitalised on Thursday with chest pain and breathing problems, is said to be stable now.
The chief minister had issued a statement last Sunday virtually regretting the police action by saying it was unwanted and could have been avoided. He also appealed to the Opposition to attend the meeting.
The Congress has agreed to do so. State party working president Pradip Bhattacharya, who met president Pranab Mukherjee in his south Calcutta house tonight, said: Were attending the meeting. We stick to our stand: the car factory must be set up in Singur, but not on multi-crop land.
Congress leaders close to Union information and broadcasting minister Priya Ranjan Das Munshi were not happy, though. What is the use of the meeting now'asked Subrata Mukherjee. The land has been acquired and most compensation cheques have been disbursed.
Pranab Mukherjee said the Congress was yet to decide whether to support the bandh.


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We're all hearing a lot about potential inflation these days (I say potential because it hasn't shown up yet, except for at the gas pump). But all of Uncle Sam's stimulus, the argument goes, will eventually lead to inflation or hyperinflation.
Leaving aside the debate over when and how much inflation will appear on the horizon, let's look at how commodities (as measured by the Morningstar Long-Only Commodity Index) have reacted to inflation spikes since 1980, courtesy of one of my favorite books, the Ibbotson Stocks, Bonds, Bills, and Inflation Yearbook (2009 edition).
Top Five Years of Percent Change in Inflation
Year Large-caps Commodities Change in Inflation Rate
1987 5.3% 22.1% 290.3%
2004 10.9% 17.6% 73.2%
1999 21.0% 31.1% 66.5%
2007 5.5% 31.8% 60.6%
2002 -22.1% 34.0% 53.2%
On the flip side, commodities declined in four of the five years that saw the biggest decreases in the rate of inflation.
So it seems that commodities, as a group, do indeed provide some increasing inflation protection, though you'll likely give some of it back during times of decreasing inflation (disinflation).
However, individual commodities are trickier. Gold has done well over the past several years, but its longer-term history is not so impressive. It hit $850 an ounce in 1980, and began a long, slow decline to about $250 an ounce in 1999, even though inflation averaged around 4% a year over that period.
Robert -- someday I want to find out why you don't recommend commodities and REITs in even a moderate asset allocation. Good stuff. I need to figure out how I bookmark your blog. Could you post it at RYR (or maybe you do and I haven't seen it. Hockeypop
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A very exciting day yesterday. After using a couple of working titles that didn't feel at all right for two months, I've finally hit upon a new title that I think fits my new book (okay draft) perfectly.
The most exciting news of all is that now I have a title I also have the perfect idea for a book cover, and therefore have permission to take a break from writing for the next day or so (or week) while I design the perfect book cover. Because it's no use writing all those words unless someone wants to pick it up (physically or digitally.)
I love full-on proper excuses to stop writing. Guilt-free opt-outs. Reasons that are vitally important for the future security of the writing itself. And I love book covers. They may not be appealing to the general readership at large – but I love my designs, and right now I'm the only person that counts as far as this one is concerned.
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URBANA — An Urbana man arrested late Tuesday night for tussling with police has been ordered to begin serving a prison sentence imposed on him a year ago by a Champaign County judge.
A Champaign police report said officers were sent to the 0-100 block of Hedge Court about 11:35 p.m. on a report of a domestic dispute.
When officers got there, Steven O. Thompson, 45, of the 1400 block of Romine Street gave them a false name and date of birth.
When officers figured out Thompson's true identity, they learned that he had failed to turn himself in on March 12, 2013, to begin serving a two-year prison term he received in February 2013 for driving under revocation.
Thompson allegedly resisted the efforts of Officer Brian Rogers to take him into custody and allegedly punched Rogers in the chest.
The state's attorney's office filed new charges against Thompson of aggravated battery to a police officer, resisting a peace officer, and obstructing justice stemming from those acts. He was told to be back in court on those April 8.
Meantime, Judge John Kennedy ordered that Thompson be sent to the Department of Corrections to begin serving his two-year sentence.


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Age structure of young- and old-growth Quercus pyrenaica stands in Spain
Barbour, Michael G.; Sánchez-Mata, Daniel; Rodriguez-Rojo, Pilar; Barnhart, Stephen; Ugurlu, Emin; Llamas, Felix; Loidi, Javier
Phytocoenologia Band 37 Heft 3-4 (2007), p. 583 - 598
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Our objective was to examine the age structure of successionally young and mature old-growth stands dominated by Quercus pyrenaica, widely distributed on silicious substrates at 400-1800 m elevation in the Iberian Peninsula, France, and Morocco. Many hectares of young forest are recovering from intensive grazing and wood cutting as a result of land abandonment during the past several decades. Eight early-successional undisturbed stands, one intermediate-aged stand, and four old-growth stands were sampled. Age was determined by coring a subset of trees of various diameters and applying a regression formula to the dbh of 1316 trees among all 13 stands, so that every diameter could be expressed in years of age. Linear regression formulas accounted for 69-81 % of all diameter-age variation. For young stands, almost 2/3 of all trees were 30-39 yr of age, a dip in regeneration characterized the most recent 30 yr, and the oldest tree encountered was 90 yr old. For old stands, more than half the trees were 56-125 yr of age, a dip in regeneration characterized the most recent 75 yr, and the oldest tree encountered was 358 yr old. Thus, both young and mature stands showed depressed regeneration for at least the past three decades, a phenomenon shared by ecologically related oaks in California, where such age structures are interpreted as evidence of long-term population imbalance and instability.
dendrochronology • forest regeneration • melojo • montane forest • rebollo • stand dynamics • succession


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"The mother of all robots" This is the best way to describe this Japanese made robot by Horikawa, build in 1962. As far as I know this version comes in three colors: silver, gold and black. This version, the silver is the less common version, the black one seems to be the most common. This platform, a walking robot, that stops, opens his doors and reveals a double lightning gun with ra-ta-ta sound, is used througout the sixties, seventies and even the eighties... still now robots are produced on this platform... but this martian is the second series ever produced, the mother of all robots :-)
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Understanding the Run-out Behavior of a Ag-Cu-Zr Braze Alloy When Used to Join Alumina to an Fe-Ni-Co Alloy.
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What a week!
I've spent the past 8 days in (or near) the City of Angels, hanging with my younger sister, spending the majority of my time being a beach bum. This has been the single most eventful vacation I had ever had...and I truly hope it will continue in the very near future.
My journey began a week and a day ago as I arrived into Long Beach Airport on a hot and humid Saturday afternoon. Having just left behind the chilly morning mist in Seattle, my Levis and long sleeve top were ill-suited for the weather. My flight was nearly 45 minutes early, as I learned when I texted my sister and she was still a ways from the airport (e.g. - had not yet left her place). She told me to grab a cocktail at the bar and she would text me when she arrived. If you have ever been to LGB you will understand just why that is amusing. This is clearly the airport that time forgot and not only is there no bar in the terminal, the baggage claim is outside in a covered area of the entryway, cooled by giant fans. One gets the sense they are arriving to an exotic island nation in the Caribbean and not the rundown city of Long Beach.
I grabbed a Vitamin Water from the coffee cart outside and found a spot in the shade in an effort to keep cool. A short while later, Sister drove up in her eco-friendly Prius, a bright orange kayak latched to the roof. Hugs and smiles were exchanged. She informed me the kayak's name was Carrot (of course it was!) and he would be accompanying us to the River Kern, where I had reluctantly agreed to spend the weekend camping, while Sister kayaked down the "Killer Kern". What the hell, I thought...I'm turning 40 soon and it's about time I stepped outside my comfort zone. As my brother pointed out though, there is stepping outside your comfort zone, then there is making a long jump outside your comfort zone; as my idea of roughing it to this point was a stay in a Doubletree, I was pretty much trekking through unchartered territory.
After checking the ties on the kayak, Sister and I took off for Points North. She pointed out that we should be conscious of the kayak, as even though it was securly attached to the roof of Cosmo (the Prius), we just need to make sure the straps dont loosen. Up the 5 we went, chatting amicably and getting caught up. At a point midway on the Grapevine, I noticed the wind whistle around the kayak changed pitch. No sooner had I generated the thought did we hear a *thunk* and both of us looked over to find Carrot hanging off the side of Cosmo. Ever the laid-back, chill California girl, my sister assured me there were no worries and she would just pull over and re-attach the boat. The words weren't out of her mouth when Carrot took off and landed gloriously in the right lane on I-5. Sister still had not realized this when I told her she needed to stop now.
"Why? Where is the boat"
"In the ROAD"
Cosmo barely came to a stop when she leapt out and ran down the shoulder of the 5, towards oncoming traffic in her flippy mini and Havis, waving at the semi barreling towards Carrot. Fortunately the driver saw her, saw Carrot, quickly surmissed the situation and hauled ass into the next lane, while slowing down in an effort to slow the traffic around him. This enabled Sister to leap into the lane, grab Carrot and drag him back onto the shoulder.
Mind you, this all happened in the span of about 30 seconds.
While Sister hitched the 50-lb/6ft boat onto her 5'2" frame and started walking back towards the car, I began to pick up the pieces of the now destroyed roof rack that had essentially fallen apart while we were driving through high winds on an elevated portion of I-5. If you have never driven the Grapevine, it's a long, winding section of Interstate that traverses mountains and valleys for several miles outside L.A., towards Bakersfield. The wind that day was much stronger than we thought and was the likely culprit for sending the kayak flying in the first place.
To Sister's credit, she held it together. She went into crisis mode and immediately attempted to reassmble the destroyed roof rack. When it became obvious that was a lost cause, we attempted to fit Carrot into Cosmo, around all the camping gear and my luggage.
Want to know happens when two blond sisters try and force a kayak into a Prius?
The rear view mirror is ripped away from the windshield and (literally) hanging from a thread of a wire. We didnt think about this as we yelled "PUSH" from the rear of the Prius.
In a situation such as this, all one can do is laugh. Or curl up into a tight ball, beating your fists about your head, wailing for it to stop. We chose the former option.
Eventually, AAA was called and we got assistance with getting Carrot and Cosmo to the next exit so that we could regroup and figure out our next move. After emptying the vehicle, CAREFULLY pushing Carrot into the Prius and repacking everything in and around the kayak (duh!), we had enough room for me to drive and Sister to lay in the fetal position for the remaining 2 hours of our journey to the River Kern.
By the time we arrived at our campsite, it was close to 11PM. Sister was in no way deterred. She expertly set up the tent, with all the amenities fit for a restful night sleep (as restful as one can get in 85 and humid weather in the middle of the Sequoia National Park!) She even built a campfire and got us set up for roasted marshmallows. She's a rock star, that Sister of mine!
As there was a nice, albeit large, Filipino family sharing the campground around us, I inquired as to where I could change out of my Levis. Sister pointed out that it was pitch black and I should just change wherever I was standing.
What I didnt realize was that 6 feet away was an SUV filled with Filipino teenage boys who opted to sleep in the truck, rather than under the stars. I'm pretty sure I heard "Take it off, baby!" in Tagalog as I was trying to change out of my shirt!
The next morning arrived early, burning hot & humid. After packing up the campsite and indulging in a yummy brekkie in town, Sister and her kayaking buddies took off and left me with Cosmo. I had been informed that the Giant Sequoias were just 10 miles up the road, so I thought I would check them out.
40 miles later, I finally stumbled upon the Trail of 100 Giants. It was a nice mid-day hike through the woods, and I enjoyed myself thoroughly. Making my way back into town, I camped out in the Park by the river where I was eventually recruited to shuttle Kayakers back to their put-in location (kayak-speak for where that day's run began - in this case 10 miles away), but was more than happy to oblige.
Eventually I met up with Sister as she finished her final run; we drove home while she basked in the afterglow of the River. I was secretly jealous of this love affair she was having and really enjoyed listening to her stories on the way back to her home in Playa, and the start to the second part of my vacation.
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Last month, Apple announced its new watch Nike+ from Apple Watch Series 2 and today the company has declared to launch this watch in India on October 28. Let's take a look at the specifications.
Specifications of Apple Watch Nike+
- Built-in GPS: That helps to track distance, place, route without holding an iPhone with you
- Water resistant: It can resist water up to 50 meters
- Nike+ Run Club: from which you can get smart run reminders notification, challenges from friends and weather notifications
- Heart rate measurement, training data collection
Apple Watch Nike+ comes with a price tag of Rs. 32900 for 38mm model and Rs. 34900 for 42mm model. It will be exclusively available on both online and offline stores. From Online you can get it at Nike.com and in offline Nike retail stores and selected Apple Authorised Resellers. This device comes in Black/Volt, Black/Cool Gray, Flat Silver/White and Flat Silver/Volt combination colors.


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A quick learner from California says:
February 6, 2014
Hi...I need the backing plate that holds this lock in place with two screws. If I buy a new white lock, does the backing plate come with it?
Donna from SWISCO responded:
February 7, 2014
Thank you for posting! Our 38-139 does not come with the plate, but we may be able to get it for you. Can I see a few pictures of your existing backing plate, along with detailed dimensions? Thanks!
A quick learner says:
February 11, 2014
Hi...attached is a picture of the backing plate on a matching window lock.
Tom from SWISCO responded:
February 28, 2014
Thank you for your patience in this matter. We are currently working on a possible replacement for this hardware and will let you know as soon as it is online and available to purchase!
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Alright, our new 38-158, Locking Handle Plate, is now online and available to purchase!


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If you are not featuring integrated electronic credit card processing in your business, it is basically like you are living in the technological Stone Age. Few businesses of the present day operate on a sole cash basis, and cash is difficult to track, easy to lose and tough to tally come the end of the day. Under that premonition, let's also take into consideration that unlike times of the past, cash is not really deemed all that convenient for the prospective customer any more.
Why Cash is Not Always the Answer Cash generally takes more time to debit at a business, which means longer lines. Coins have to be counted. Bills have to be sorted and verified that they are not counterfeit (and you eat it on any counterfeit bills that you mistakenly accept). Your cash drawer has to be counted, and accounted for. Cash deposits have to be made to the bank. And, most importantly, if you are only accepting cash, you are vastly limiting your buying potential to customers who – for the most part – rely upon electronic transactions using their debit or credit cards, which are more widely used than cash. Sure, you want to offer both: cash and credit/debit card. What follows are some leading reasons why you can offer electronic credit card processing at your business today.
Top Ten Reasons Why You Can Offer Electronic Credit Card Processing 1. You have plenty of merchant services providers to choose from during the present day. This means that you can find the service you want at the prices you can afford. 2. Compare batch fees and find the best deals for your budget. 3. There are plenty of processing terminals available in all price ranges that enable electronic credit card processing. 4. There's a pretty good chance that your existing POS system can integrate with electronic credit card processing. 5. Accepting more forms of payment will vastly impact your bottom line and exponentially increase your return on investment. 6. The best electronic credit card processing has e-check capabilities now, which mean that you can accept personal checks if you desire. 7. Mobile businesses can use swipe pads on smartphones to tally up sales, and electronic credit card processing can track your totals with easy reporting. 8. The best providers for batch processing can generally get the funds that you have generated processed and into your business accounts in a few business days from batch posting. 9. If you shop around, you can easily find flat rate fees from any providers and in some cases even lease the electronic credit card processing equipment that you require. 10. The software and equipment are super simple to use. Training time takes an hour or two, and then you and your staff will be ready to go.
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Registrations are now open for the biannual Australian Rare Lung Disease Short Course 2015 which is in Sydney on 16 and 17 October.
The one and a half day short course, a joint venture between Lung Foundation Australia and the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ), will provide updates on the latest in real world diagnosis and therapy for Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD). It also covers the latest in scientific research into ILD. The program boasts an exceptional selection of Australian ILD specialists and keynote presentations from an international speaker.
In 2013, the last time this event was held, registrations sold out before the end of early bird registration.
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Rooms, services TRAVELODGE HOBART Hobart is offering a nice, neat room to those seeking accommodation in Hobart. In case you ever feel like eating in, you may taste delicious local dishes in the restaurant of the hotel. The exact scope of services offered by TRAVELODGE HOBART Hobart (including those for an extra fee) is available on the information sheet below.
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Press Release
April 28, 2015
FAST to Improve Investment Climate
POS, Trinidad – "We must not only say to investors that we are open for business. We need to show them that we are open for business." This message rang clear in the feature address of InvesTT's Chairman, Mr. Anthony Aboud at the launch of the company's Facilitation, Approvals & Strategy Team (FAST). InvesTT, the investment promotion agency of Trinidad and Tobago, launched this initiative on Tuesday 28th April, 2015, at a breakfast meeting held at the Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre. Spearheaded by the company's Investor Services Unit, this team seeks to engage key persons in regulatory agencies directly responsible for effecting approval processes on a daily basis, which are required for investments to be closed. According to VP Investor Services, Ms. Stacy Adams, the team's core purpose is to reduce transaction time for approvals to happen.
As the investment promotion agency of Trinidad & Tobago, InvesTT's mandate is to increase both foreign and local investment in the non-energy sectors of the country. The Investor Services Unit, through its One Stop Shop, assists investors in navigating the business eco-system, holding their hands through the process of obtaining governmental permits and licenses, all with a view to getting their business established in a timely manner.
FAST was created as a vehicle to increase cross agency synergy, deepen stakeholder partnerships to realize more efficient processes that will positively impact investor morale and strengthen relationships between government agencies, departments and ministries on an individual level. Team members include persons from Ministry of Trade, Industry, Investment and Communications, Ministry of National Security, Environmental Management Authority, Customs and Excise Division, Town and Country Planning Division, Immigration Division, e TecK and InvesTT.
In his address to attendees, Mr. Aboud highlighted that Trinidad and Tobago is but one country amongst hundreds competing for investment capital. He stated that InvesTT has to change and remove obstacles so that investors do not take their capital elsewhere. Currently, Trinidad and Tobago is ranked by the World Bank among the top 10 improvers in the world with the most reforms, making it easier to do business.
FAST marks the beginning of improved inter-agency collaboration, where each member will be directly involved in the investment process to ensure a smooth and efficient investment cycle. The ten member team got down to work at their first working group session after the launch. A number of projects currently in InvesTT's investment pipeline were tabled and assessed for timely interventions before the end of the fiscal year.
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HUGE NEWS, PEOPLE!!NPD has, yet again, stepped up our Terrain Park Game and developed a tool that allows you to design your own park and have them be viewable across all platforms and all devices! Seriously – our new & improved Build Your Own Park tool is now HTML5 based and can be viewed on any mobile device! Imagine your riders checking out the latest park layout on the way to the mountain! CONTACT US TODAY TO CHECK OUT A DEMO BELOW & TO DISCUSS GETTING YOU SET UP FOR THE SEASON!
NPD will supply you with a full library of park feature icons and even design signature park elements as needed.Any time there's a change in your park layouts, simply access each individual park, click & drag features around on the custom trail background, add photos & video to each respective feature you put on the trail (apply YouTube videos as well!). When you're satisfied with the layout, hit Publish and your online version is now updated to show the most current changes across all platforms & devices. One click updates everywhere you're displaying your Park Map!
BYOP Features:
- Nested Park Illustrations of each Terrain Park Trail. Whether you have 1 park or 10 – explore from one easy interface!
- Viewable across all desktop & mobile devices!
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Improv Your Acting is a Toronto Acting School that is built on its In-The-Moment training philosophy. Quite simply, utilizing improvisation as the core to learning, students find the spontaneity necessary to keep fresh in performances and appreciate each moment to the fullest. Classes are taught by professional actor/director/coach Tony Babcock (Bell Media's IRL The Series, Host on Teletoon, Voice on Beyblade).
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Want to encourage TEAMWORK, enhance concentration, and BUILD CONFIDENCE through an exciting and INTERACTIVE platform? Using the principles of improvisation (a state of being and creating action without any pre-planning), Tony Babcock of IMPROV YOUR LEARNING will teach your students how to break out their shell, work well with others, and use their imaginations to create and discover. We Come To You!
The IYL program travels to your school or community centre and is completely customizable! Students learn the 3 Rules of Improv and discuss how to use them in school. Furthermore, our program is separated into 3 parts.
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|Students learn the rules of improv, the facets of storytelling, the who/what/where of a scene, becoming character and constructing an improv scene. The learning goes very deep in each section and the third day is dedicated to a full improv performance for peers, teacher or the whole school.


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Lancaster County has a reputation for quality furniture. And that quality extends to outdoor furniture as well.
Here you will find a variety of quality outdoor furniture made with solid construction and craftsmanship. Local manufacturers, Amish craftsman, and others have produced a variety of furniture products to meet your every need.
This furniture is solid, weather-resistant, and made to withstand years of abuse from the elements. It is furniture you'll be proud to own and display in your yard, patio, or deck. It will hold its appearance for years to come.


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The first stop of the KHS / Free Agent Outlaws of Dirt was such a great time!!! Riders came out from New York down from BC and up from California to Burlington Bike Park in Washington and threw down. Plenty of heavy hitters came out for the event that are regulars on the slopestyle scene across North America. But the win in MTB (after a very tough decision) went to Josh Hult (Redline Bicycles), in 2nd was Jake Kinney (Deity Components) and 3rd was Reece Wallace (Giant Bicycles). But Steven Bafus really stole a few moments with super creative lines and moves. And don't forget Connor Gallart (Trek), Alex Bardsley (Dartmoor Bikes) and the rest of the AM riders who all killed it...Check out the highlights in our PSBMXclusive edit done by Logan McLennan...
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Updated home on almost 6 acres!3457 GALWAY RD -
Updated home on almost 6 acres, and zoned for horses! Flat and cleared backyard/field for kids or horses to roam. Spacious kitchen with stainless appliances. Hardwood floors throughout main level, granite counter in bath, 6 panel doors, new hot water tank, 1.5 baths, laundry room, paver sidewalk, large deck and shed. Wood burning fireplace in family room on lower level with new carpeting. Trails leads back to the creek which makes for a nice hike. Enjoy the sunsets on the deck and watch your horse graze!
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- Year Built: 1989
- Status: Sold on 4/8/2016
- Fireplaces: 1
- Foreclosure: No
- Lot Size: 200 x
- High School: Ballston Spa
- Property ID: 103891735
- Beds: 3
- Total Rooms: 8
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 1,716 ($145.63 per sq. foot)
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $3,774
- Neighborhood: Milton
- Style: Raised Ranch
- Baths: 2 (Full: 1 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Stories: 2
- New Construction: No
- Lot Area: 5.73
- County: Saratoga
- School District: Ballston Spa
Age Description Estimated
Amenities Bay Window, Built In Cabinets, Ceramic Tile, Crown Molding, Sliding Glass Door, Walkout Basement, Wall To Wall Carpet, Wood Floors
Appliances Dishwasher, Microwave, Range W Oven, Refrigerator, Washer Dryer
Attic Hatch
Basement Slab
Condition Excellent
Exterior Vinyl
Exterior Features Deck, Shed
Family Rm Fireplace Type Fire Place Wood
Garage Description Attached
General Taxes Description Estimated
Heat Fuel Electricity
Heat System Baseboard
Interior Features Cable Hook Up, Garage Door Opener, Gran Solid Surf Counters, High Speed Internet Acc, Water Softener
Lot Description Cleared, Level, Pasture, View
Master Bedroom Second Floor
Other General Taxes - 883, Lot - 200 X, School Taxes - 2891, Tax Id Section - 188, Tax Identification Block - 1, Tax Identification Lot - 65
Roof Asphalt Shingle
School Taxes Description Estimated
Sewer Septic
Sign Yes
Survey Yes
Total Taxes Description Estimated
Water Well Except Dug
Bedroom Main Level
Bedroom Main Level
Bedroom Main Level
Dining Room Main Level
Kitchen Main Level
Living Room Main Level
Family Room Basement
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text: Allstate Corporation (The) Stock Price, News & Analysis (NYSE:ALL) $99.08 -0.22 (-0.22 %) (As of 11/24/2017 06:21 AM ET)Previous Close$99.30Today's Range$98.98 - $99.8052-Week Range$69.04 - $101.12Volume623,413 shsAverage Volume1.94 million shsMarket Capitalization$35.63 billionP/E Ratio14.62Dividend Yield1.49%Beta1.09 Company Profile Financials Analyst Ratings Dividend History Earnings History Earnings Estimates Insider Trades Headlines Social Media Chart About Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL) The Allstate Corporation (Allstate) is a holding company for Allstate Insurance Company. The Company's business is conducted principally through Allstate Insurance Company, Allstate Life Insurance Company and other subsidiaries. It is engaged in the property-liability insurance business and the life insurance, retirement and investment products business. Its segments include Allstate Protection, Allstate Financial, Discontinued Lines and Coverages, and Corporate and Other. The Allstate Protection segment sells private passenger auto, homeowners, and other property-liability insurance products through agencies and directly through contact centers and the Internet. The Allstate Financial segment sells life insurance and voluntary accident and health insurance products. The Corporate and Other segment consists of holding company activities and certain non-insurance operations. Its Discontinued Lines and Coverages segment includes results from property-liability insurance coverage. Receive ALL News and Ratings via Email Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for ALL and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter. Industry, Sector and Symbol Industry Property & Casualty Insurance Sub-IndustryProperty & Casualty Insurance SectorFinance SymbolNYSE:ALL CUSIP02000210 Webwww.allstate.com Phone847-402-5000 Debt Debt-to-Equity Ratio0.31% Current Ratio0.26% Quick Ratio0.26% Price-To-Earnings Trailing P/E Ratio14.62 Forward P/E Ratio15.90 P/E Growth1.91 Sales & Book Value Annual Sales$36.53 billion Price / Sales0.97 Cash Flow$6.33 per share Price / Cash15.65 Book Value$56.78 per share Price / Book1.74 Profitability Trailing EPS$7.20 Net Income$1.88 billion Net Margins7.32% Return on Equity13.11% Return on Assets2.32% Miscellaneous Employees43,500 Outstanding Shares358,830,000 Frequently Asked Questions for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL) What is Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock symbol? Allstate Corporation (The) trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "ALL." How often does Allstate Corporation (The) pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for Allstate Corporation (The)? Allstate Corporation (The) declared a quarterly dividend on Thursday, November 16th. Shareholders of record on Thursday, November 30th will be given a dividend of $0.37 per share on Tuesday, January 2nd. This represents a $1.48 dividend on an annualized basis and a dividend yield of 1.49%. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Wednesday, November 29th. View Allstate Corporation (The)'s Dividend History. How will Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock buyback program work? Allstate Corporation (The) announced that its Board of Directors has approved a stock buyback plan on Wednesday, August 2nd 2017, which authorizes the company to buyback $2,000,000,000.00 in shares, according to EventVestor. This buyback authorization authorizes the company to reacquire up to 63% of its stock through open market purchases. Stock buyback plans are generally an indication that the company's leadership believes its stock is undervalued. How were Allstate Corporation (The)'s earnings last quarter? Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL) posted its earnings results on Wednesday, November, 1st. The insurance provider reported $1.60 EPS for the quarter, missing the consensus estimate of $1.61 by $0.01. The insurance provider had revenue of $8.12 billion for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $8.07 billion. Allstate Corporation (The) had a return on equity of 13.11% and a net margin of 7.32%. The company's quarterly revenue was up 3.2% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same quarter in the previous year, the company posted $1.26 earnings per share. View Allstate Corporation (The)'s Earnings History. When will Allstate Corporation (The) make its next earnings announcement? Allstate Corporation (The) is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Wednesday, February, 7th 2018. View Earnings Estimates for Allstate Corporation (The). Where is Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock going? Where will Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock price be in 2017? 12 analysts have issued 12-month price objectives for Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock. Their predictions range from $74.00 to $110.00. On average, they expect Allstate Corporation (The)'s share price to reach $92.67 in the next year. View Analyst Ratings for Allstate Corporation (The). What are Wall Street analysts saying about Allstate Corporation (The) stock? Here are some recent quotes from research analysts about Allstate Corporation (The) stock: 1. According to Zacks Investment Research, "Allstate's third-quarter 2017 earnings beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate on increased premium from the Property-Liability segment, higher premium and contract charges from the Allstate Financial segment and an increase in investment income. Wider weather-related loss acted as a dampener. The company is poised to grow on the back of its well-performing property and liability segment. A number of initiatives undertaken to improve profitability in the auto segment will drive long-term growth. A strong balance sheet and intelligent capital management are the other positives. Its shares have outperformed the industry, year to date. The acquisition of SquareTrade will diversify the company's operations. Allstate is nevertheless faced with exposure to catastrophe losses, owing to its large property insurance business. The underperforming brand Encompass is another drag." (11/3/2017) 2. Wells Fargo & Company analysts commented, "We had not expected ALL to hit its cat reporting threshold (of $150 million) although given its low cat reporting threshold the industry loss figures (which were low in July) are not necessarily the best indicator of ALL's cat load. Our Q3 2017 EPS estimate remains $1.66 as we are including $565 million of losses, inline with the third quarter average over the past ten years and leaving $384 million for August and September. We do not expect much movement in the ALL shares in response to the loss announcement. We didn't expect ALL to hit its cat reporting threshold for July given that industry insured losses for the month are estimated at $426 million according to PCS and the losses we saw from Progressive yesterday. ALL does not rely on PCS for its cat load but instead a cat is any loss over $1 million gross involving two or more policyholders." (8/17/2017) Who are some of Allstate Corporation (The)'s key competitors? Some companies that are related to Allstate Corporation (The) include AXA SA (CS), The Travelers Companies (TRV), Sun Life Financial (SLF), Assicurazioni Generali SpA (G), Suncorp Group Limited (SUN), Insurance Australia Group Ltd (IAG), Loews Corporation (L), Intact Financial (IFC), Markel Corporation (MKL), QBE Insurance Group Limited (QBE), CNA Financial Corporation (CNA), Power Co. of Canada (POW), Arch Capital Group (ACGL), Cincinnati Financial Corporation (CINF), XL Group (XL), American Financial Group (AFG), Ageas SA (AGS) and Alleghany Corporation (Y). Who are Allstate Corporation (The)'s key executives? Allstate Corporation (The)'s management team includes the folowing people: Thomas Joseph Wilson II, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer (Age 59)Steven E. Shebik CPA, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of The Allstate Corporation and of AIC (Age 60)Don Civgin, President - Emerging Businesses of AIC (Age 55)Mary Jane Fortin, President - Allstate Financial of AIC (Age 52)Matthew Evan Winter, President of The Allstate Corporation and of AIC (Age 60)Susan L. Lees, Executive Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary - The Allstate Corporation and of AIC (Chief Legal Officer). (Age 59)Harriet K. Harty, Executive Vice President - Human Resources of AIC (Age 50)Eric K. Ferren, Senior Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer, Controller (Age 44)Samuel H. Pilch, Senior Group Vice President - Allstate Insurance Company (Age 70)Sanjay Gupta, Executive Vice President - Marketing, Innovation and Corporate Relations of AIC (Age 48) Who owns Allstate Corporation (The) stock? Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock is owned by many different of institutional and retail investors. Top institutional shareholders include Boston Partners (2.41%), Macquarie Group Ltd. (2.18%), Wells Fargo & Company MN (1.44%), Ameriprise Financial Inc. (1.17%), Bank of New York Mellon Corp (1.17%) and APG Asset Management N.V. (0.93%). Company insiders that own Allstate Corporation (The) stock include Don Civgin, Harriet K Harty, Judith A Sprieser, Judith P Greffin, Mary Alice Taylor, Matthew E Winter, Samuel H Pilch, Sanjay Gupta, Steven E Shebik, Suren Gupta, Susan L Lees and Thomas J Wilson. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Allstate Corporation (The). Who sold Allstate Corporation (The) stock? Who is selling Allstate Corporation (The) stock? Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Macquarie Group Ltd., Victory Capital Management Inc., Boston Partners, Retirement Systems of Alabama, Alyeska Investment Group L.P., Bank of New York Mellon Corp, First Quadrant L P CA and Pzena Investment Management LLC. Company insiders that have sold Allstate Corporation (The) company stock in the last year include Harriet K Harty, Judith A Sprieser, Mary Alice Taylor, Matthew E Winter, Samuel H Pilch, Sanjay Gupta, Steven E Shebik, Suren Gupta, Susan L Lees and Thomas J Wilson. View Insider Buying and Selling for Allstate Corporation (The). Who bought Allstate Corporation (The) stock? Who is buying Allstate Corporation (The) stock? Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock was acquired by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including APG Asset Management N.V., Janus Henderson Group PLC, Ameriprise Financial Inc., Wells Fargo & Company MN, USS Investment Management Ltd, PGGM Investments, Point72 Asset Management L.P. and Assenagon Asset Management S.A.. View Insider Buying and Selling for Allstate Corporation (The). How do I buy Allstate Corporation (The) stock? Shares of Allstate Corporation (The) can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Scottrade, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is Allstate Corporation (The)'s stock price today? One share of Allstate Corporation (The) stock can currently be purchased for approximately $99.08. How big of a company is Allstate Corporation (The)? Allstate Corporation (The) has a market capitalization of $35.63 billion and generates $36.53 billion in revenue each year. The insurance provider earns $1.88 billion in net income (profit) each year or $7.20 on an earnings per share basis. Allstate Corporation (The) employs 43,500 workers across the globe. How can I contact Allstate Corporation (The)? Allstate Corporation (The)'s mailing address is 2775 SANDERS ROAD, NORTHBROOK IL, 60062. The insurance provider can be reached via phone at 847-402-5000 or via email at [email protected] MarketBeat Community Rating for Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL)Community Ranking: 2.8 out of 5 ( )Outperform Votes: 499 (Vote Outperform)Underperform Votes: 390 (Vote Underperform)Total Votes: 889MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about Allstate Corporation (The) and other stocks. Vote "Outperform" if you believe the stock will outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. Vote "Underperform" if you believe the stock will underperform the S&P 500 over the long term. You may vote once every thirty days. Analyst Ratings Analysts' Consensus Rating for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL) (How are Consensus Ratings Calculated?) MarketBeat calculates consensus analyst ratings for company stocks using the most recent rating from each brokerage that has rated a stock within the last twelve months. Since brokers often use different ratings systems, each rating is normalized to a standardized rating score of 1 (sell), 2 (hold), 3 (buy) or 4 (strong buy). Analyst consensus ratings scores are calculated using the mean average of the number of normalized sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings from Wall Street analysts. Each stock's consensus analyst rating is derived from its calculated consensus ratings score (0-1.5 = Sell, 1.5-2.5 = Hold, 2.5-3.5 = Buy, >3.5 = Strong Buy). MarketBeat's consensus price targets are a mean average of the most recent available price targets set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.MarketBeat will no longer include ratings and price target data in its consensus calculation if a broker drops coverage and MarketBeat has received a report that coverage was dropped. Ratings from certain research firms that issue ratings using purely quantitative methods (such as Zacks, Vetr and ValuEngine) are not included in consensus calculations. MarketBeat's consensus ratings and consensus price targets may differ from those calculated by other firms due to differences in methodology and available data.Today30 Days Ago90 Days Ago180 Days AgoConsensus Rating: HoldHoldHoldHoldConsensus Rating Score: 2.262.262.412.47Ratings Breakdown: 2 Sell Rating(s)10 Hold Rating(s)7 Buy Rating(s)0 Strong Buy Rating(s)3 Sell Rating(s)8 Hold Rating(s)8 Buy Rating(s)0 Strong Buy Rating(s)1 Sell Rating(s)8 Hold Rating(s)8 Buy Rating(s)0 Strong Buy Rating(s)1 Sell Rating(s)7 Hold Rating(s)9 Buy Rating(s)0 Strong Buy Rating(s)Consensus Price Target: $92.14$90.50$89.15$80.62Price Target Upside: 8.21% downside0.82% downside5.54% downside5.08% downsideConsensus Price Target History for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL) Analysts' Ratings History for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL) Show: Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage All Ratings For This Stock DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetImpact on Share PriceDetails11/16/2017Wells Fargo & CompanySet Price TargetBuy$110.00N/A11/6/2017B. RileyReiterated RatingNeutralN/A11/2/2017Credit Suisse GroupBoost Price TargetNeutral$91.00 -> $95.00N/A10/2/2017Citigroup Inc.Lower Price TargetBuy$107.00 -> $106.00Low9/11/2017Buckingham ResearchInitiated CoverageUnderperform -> Underperform$74.00Low8/11/2017Barclays PLCBoost Price TargetOverweight -> Overweight$101.00 -> $107.00Low8/8/2017Deutsche Bank AGDowngradeBuy -> Hold$90.00 -> $96.00Low7/6/2017Morgan StanleyReiterated RatingEqual Weight$85.00 -> $91.00Low6/16/2017Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsReiterated RatingHold$88.00Low5/4/2017MKM PartnersReiterated RatingBuy$90.00 -> $100.00Low4/18/2017MacquarieDowngradeOutperform -> Neutral$78.00 -> $81.00Medium4/3/2017FBR & CoBoost Price TargetMkt Perform -> Mkt Perform$70.00 -> $82.00Low1/10/2017Goldman Sachs Group IncUpgradeNeutral -> Buy$71.00 -> $82.00N/A11/3/2016J P Morgan Chase & CoReiterated RatingBuyN/A9/10/2016William BlairReiterated RatingUnderperformN/A9/2/2016ArgusReiterated RatingBuy$76.00N/A5/22/2016Janney Montgomery ScottReiterated RatingBuyN/A3/14/2016Sandler O'NeillBoost Price Target$72.00 -> $74.00N/A2/5/2016Royal Bank Of CanadaLower Price TargetSector Perform$69.00 -> $67.00N/A2/4/2016NomuraBoost Price TargetNeutral$60.00 -> $62.00N/A(Data available from 11/25/2015 forward) Earnings Earnings History and Estimates Chart for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL)Earnings History by Quarter for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE ALL)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetails2/7/2018$2.03N/A11/1/2017Q3 2017$1.61$1.60$8.07 billion$8.12 billionViewN/A8/1/2017Q2 2017$0.90$1.38$7.99 billion$8.02 billionViewListen5/3/2017Q1 2017$1.04$1.64$8.36 billion$9.30 billionViewListen2/1/2017Q416$1.63$2.17$7.74 billion$9.30 billionViewListen11/2/2016Q316$1.24$1.26$8.35 billion$7.87 billionViewListen8/3/2016Q216$0.58$0.62$8.14 billion$9.16 billionViewListen5/4/2016Q116$0.68$0.84$7.61 billion$7.72 billionViewListen2/3/2016$1.34$1.60ViewListen2/3/2016Q415$1.34$1.60$7.60 billion$7.68 billionViewListen11/2/2015$1.32$1.52ViewListen11/2/2015Q315$1.20$1.52$8.15 billion$7.65 billionViewListen11/2/2015Q315$1.32$1.52$8.15 billion$9.03 billionViewListen8/3/2015Q215$0.97$0.63$7.91 billion$7.55 billionViewListen5/5/2015Q115$1.39$1.46$7.31 billion$7.43 billionViewListen2/4/2015Q414$1.67$1.72$7.27 billion$8.86 billionViewListen10/29/2014Q314$1.36$1.39$7.78 billion$7.31 billionViewListen7/30/2014Q214$0.80$1.01$7.58 million$8.86 billionViewListen5/6/2014Q114$1.14$1.30$8.46 billion$7.06 billionViewListen2/6/2014Q413$1.37$1.70$8.55 million$8.79 billionViewListen10/31/2013Q313$1.06$1.53$7.30 billion$8.47 billionViewListen7/31/2013Q2 2013$0.99$1.12$7.01 billion$8.79 billionViewListen5/1/2013Q1 2013$1.29$1.47$6.77 billion$6.77 billionViewListen2/6/2013Q4 2012($0.02)$0.59$6.54 billion$8.55 billionViewListen10/31/2012$1.12$1.48ViewN/A7/31/2012$0.57$0.86ViewN/A5/2/2012$1.10$1.53ViewN/A2/1/2012$0.96$1.43ViewN/A10/31/2011$0.14$0.32ViewN/A8/1/2011($1.55)($1.23)ViewN/A4/27/2011$0.68$0.93ViewN/A2/9/2011$0.88$0.50ViewN/A(Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Estimates Earnings Estimates for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL)2017 EPS Consensus Estimate: $4.492018 EPS Consensus Estimate: $6.91QuarterNumber of EstimatesLow EstimateHigh EstimateAverage EstimateQ1 20173$0.94$1.08$1.01Q2 20173$0.89$1.04$0.97Q3 20173$0.50$0.65$0.60Q4 20173$1.72$2.12$1.92Q1 20182$1.52$2.19$1.86Q2 20182$1.24$1.28$1.26Q3 20182$1.47$2.01$1.74Q4 20182$2.05$2.06$2.06(Data provided by Zacks Investment Research) Dividends Current Dividend Information for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE:ALL)Next Dividend:1/2/2018Annual Dividend:$1.48Dividend Yield:1.49%Dividend Growth:19.80% (3 Year Average)Payout Ratio:20.56% (Trailing 12 Months of Earnings) 23.76% (Based on This Year's Estimates)20.25% (Based on Next Year's Estimates)Track Record:6 Years of Consecutive Dividend GrowthFrequency:Quarterly DividendDividend History by Quarter for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE ALL)AnnouncedPeriodAmountYieldEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable Date11/16/2017quarterly$0.371.48%11/29/201711/30/20171/2/20187/11/2017quarterly$0.371.68%8/29/20178/31/201710/2/20175/25/2017quarterly$0.371.71%6/1/20176/5/20177/3/20172/10/2017quarterly$0.371.86%2/24/20172/28/20174/3/201711/18/2016quarterly$0.331.83%11/28/201611/30/20161/3/20177/14/2016quarterly$0.331.9%8/29/20168/31/201610/3/20165/24/2016quarterly$0.336/3/20167/1/20165/24/2016quarterly$0.331.96%6/1/20166/3/20167/1/20162/12/2016$0.332/25/20162/29/20164/1/20162/12/2016quarterly$0.332/25/20162/29/20164/1/20162/17/2016quarterly$0.332.04%2/25/20162/29/20164/1/20162/12/2016quarterly$0.332.04%2/25/20162/29/20164/1/201611/19/2015quarterly$0.3011/25/201511/30/20151/4/201611/19/2015quarterly$0.301.89%11/25/201511/30/20151/4/201611/19/2015quarterly$0.3011/25/201511/30/20151/4/201611/19/2015quarterly$0.301.89%11/25/201511/30/20151/4/20167/14/2015$0.308/27/20158/31/201510/1/20157/14/2015quarterly$0.308/27/20158/31/201510/1/20157/15/2015quarterly$0.301.78%8/27/20158/31/201510/1/20157/14/2015quarterly$0.301.78%8/27/20158/31/201510/1/20155/19/2015quarterly$0.305/29/20157/1/20155/19/2015quarterly$0.305/27/20155/29/20157/1/20155/19/2015quarterly$0.301.75%5/27/20155/29/20157/1/20152/4/2015quarterly$0.301.71%2/26/20153/2/20154/1/201511/18/2014quarterly$0.281.66%11/25/201411/28/20141/2/20159/2/2014$1.451.22%11/13/201411/13/201412/5/20147/22/2014quarterly$0.281.92%8/27/20148/29/201410/1/20145/20/2014quarterly$0.281.92%5/28/20145/30/20147/1/20142/19/2014quarterly$0.282.09%2/27/20143/3/20144/1/201411/19/2013quarterly$0.251.86%11/26/201311/29/20131/2/20147/23/2013quarterly$0.251.96%8/28/20138/31/201310/1/20135/21/2013quarterly$0.252.05%5/29/20135/31/20137/1/20132/7/2013quarterly$0.252.22%2/26/20132/28/20134/1/2013(Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Insider Trades Insider Trading and Institutional Ownership History for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE ALL)Insider Ownership Percentage: 1.58%Institutional Ownership Percentage: 76.30%Insider Trades by Quarter for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE ALL)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionDetails11/20/2017Susan L LeesEVPSell4,000$100.49$401,960.00 11/10/2017Suren GuptaInsiderSell103,242$98.68$10,187,920.56 11/9/2017Thomas J. WilsonChairmanSell195,000$99.13$19,330,350.00 11/8/2017Thomas J. WilsonCEOSell130,000$99.29$12,907,700.00 8/15/2017Matthew E. WinterPresidentSell48,059$94.53$4,543,017.27 8/7/2017Steven E ShebikCFOSell35,197$94.28$3,318,373.16 8/4/2017Susan L LeesEVPSell12,288$94.09$1,156,177.92 7/17/2017Matthew E. WinterPresidentSell48,058$88.54$4,255,055.32 6/30/2017Harriet K HartyInsiderSell7,228$88.35$638,593.80 6/16/2017Sanjay GuptaInsiderSell16,578$90.74$1,504,287.72 6/15/2017Matthew E. WinterPresidentSell48,058$88.81$4,268,030.98 5/25/2017Sanjay GuptaInsiderSell16,798$86.00$1,444,628.00 5/15/2017Matthew E. WinterPresidentSell33,957$84.38$2,865,291.66 5/3/2017Samuel H PilchVPSell8,582$83.88$719,858.16 4/17/2017Matthew E. WinterPresidentSell33,956$81.01$2,750,775.56 3/20/2017Mary Alice TaylorDirectorSell4,000$82.79$331,160.00 3/15/2017Matthew E. WinterPresidentSell33,956$82.18$2,790,504.08 2/27/2017Judith A. SprieserDirectorSell1,244$81.30$101,137.20 2/27/2017Susan L LeesEVPSell24,444$81.42$1,990,230.48 2/13/2017Sanjay GuptaInsiderSell13,707$78.95$1,082,167.65 2/3/2017Mary Alice TaylorDirectorSell10,000$77.72$777,200.00 1/3/2017Sanjay GuptaInsiderSell36,744$74.00$2,719,056.00 12/16/2016Judith A SprieserDirectorSell8,000$73.81$590,480.00 12/16/2016Thomas J. WilsonChairmanSell22,605$74.09$1,674,804.45 12/13/2016Suren GuptaInsiderSell46,297$72.69$3,365,328.93 11/21/2016Samuel H. PilchVPSell21,178$72.24$1,529,898.72 8/8/2016Steven E ShebikCFOSell41,334$68.86$2,846,259.24 8/5/2016Harriet K HartyInsiderSell6,779$68.64$465,310.56 7/11/2016Matthew E. WinterPresidentSell26,150$70.00$1,830,500.00 7/11/2016Sanjay GuptaEVPSell9,137$70.00$639,590.00 6/3/2016Steven E ShebikCFOSell20,000$67.46$1,349,200.00 5/6/2016Don CivginInsiderSell214,412$66.92$14,348,451.04 5/6/2016Judith A SprieserDirectorSell4,000$66.92$267,680.00 3/30/2016Susan L LeesEVPSell9,710$67.54$655,813.40 3/28/2016Mary Alice TaylorDirectorSell3,300$66.92$220,836.00 2/19/2016Judith P GreffinEVPSell6,000$64.10$384,600.00 2/17/2016Matthew E. WinterPresidentSell29,635$65.00$1,926,275.00 2/17/2016Suren GuptaEVPSell14,500$65.00$942,500.00 2/9/2016Harriet K. HartyEVPSell856$63.08$53,996.48 2/8/2016Judith P. GreffinEVPSell20,000$63.10$1,262,000.00 8/27/2015Kermit R CrawfordDirectorBuy1,000$57.57$57,570.00 8/27/2015Kermit R CrawfordDirectorBuy1,000$57.57$57,570.00 8/27/2015Kermit R CrawfordDirectorBuy1,000$57.57$57,570.00 8/27/2015Kermit R CrawfordDirectorBuy1,000$57.57$57,570.00 6/22/2015Matthew E WinterPresidentBuy10,000$66.50$665,000.00 3/11/2015Mary Alice TaylorDirectorSell4,000$69.00$276,000.00 3/11/2015Steven C VerneyEVPSell10,033$69.33$695,587.89 3/5/2015Jack M GreenbergDirectorSell4,000$69.77$279,080.00 2/23/2015Samuel H PilchVPSell7,096$71.37$506,441.52 2/12/2015Samuel H PilchVPSell4,996$71.18$355,615.28 2/10/2015Jack M GreenbergDirectorSell2,500$69.79$174,475.00 2/6/2015Katherine A MabeInsiderSell26,353$71.26$1,877,914.78 2/6/2015Steven C VerneyEVPSell57,705$71.16$4,106,287.80 1/9/2015Samuel H PilchVPSell14,008$70.66$989,805.28 11/26/2014Thomas J WilsonCEOSell224,439$67.51$15,151,876.89 11/21/2014Steven C VerneyEVPSell8,095$67.65$547,626.75 11/5/2014Susan L LeesEVPSell14,337$65.50$939,073.50 11/4/2014James David DevriesEVPSell50,000$65.00$3,250,000.00 10/27/2014Samuel H PilchVPSell51,346$63.00$3,234,798.00 10/27/2014Steven C VerneyEVPSell20,271$63.00$1,277,073.00 8/15/2014Samuel H PilchVPSell11,073$61.03$675,785.19 8/12/2014Steven C VerneyEVPSell10,000$60.00$600,000.00 8/11/2014Susan L LeesEVPSell10,526$59.73$628,717.98 8/8/2014Judith P GreffinEVPSell60,034$59.50$3,572,023.00 8/8/2014Steven E ShebikCFOSell20,836$59.24$1,234,324.64 8/1/2014Steven C VerneyEVPSell12,028$58.47$703,277.16 5/21/2014F Duane AckermanDirectorSell3,014$58.37$175,927.18 5/8/2014Ronald LemayDirectorSell3,036$57.97$175,996.92 4/1/2014James David DevriesEVPSell50,000$56.83$2,841,500.00 3/21/2014Mary Alice TaylorDirectorSell4,000$56.16$224,640.00 3/3/2014Matthew WinterInsiderSell19,697$54.01$1,063,834.97 2/24/2014Judith GreffinEVPSell40,714$54.16$2,205,070.24 2/24/2014Matthew WinterInsiderSell14,474$53.88$779,859.12 2/3/2014Matthew WinterInsiderSell4,923$51.07$251,417.61 12/2/2013Judith SprieserDirectorSell4,000$54.08$216,320.00 10/16/2013Samuel H PilchVPSell117,194$53.06$6,218,313.64 10/16/2013Steven C VerneyEVPSell14,820$53.02$785,756.40 9/3/2013Matthew WinterInsiderSell19,697$48.63$957,865.11 8/2/2013Steven ShebikCFOSell40,265$52.16$2,100,222.40 8/1/2013Matthew WinterInsiderSell6,438$51.87$333,939.06 7/1/2013Matthew E WinterInsiderSell6,600$48.34$319,044.00 6/3/2013Matthew E WinterInsiderSell6,593$48.24$318,046.32 5/22/2013Jack M GreenbergDirectorSell4,000$48.86$195,440.00 5/10/2013Joshua I SmithDirectorSell6,666$49.39$329,233.74 5/7/2013Don CivginCEOSell201,500$49.29$9,931,935.00 5/7/2013F Duane AckermanDirectorSell2,950$49.29$145,405.50 5/7/2013Judith P GreffinEVPSell50,000$49.26$2,463,000.00 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Headlines Latest Headlines for Allstate Corporation (The) (NYSE ALL) Source: All Sources Trusted Sources MarketBeat.com Bloomberg MarketWatch Motley Fool NASDAQ Reuters Seeking Alpha The Street The Wall Street Journal Yahoo Finance DateHeadlineAllstate plans huge Southwest Ohio expansionwww.bizjournals.com - November 22 at 9:24 PMAllstate Corporation (The) (ALL) EVP Susan L. Lees Sells 4,000 Shareswww.americanbankingnews.com - November 22 at 1:40 PMAllstate Corporation (The) (ALL) Expected to Announce Quarterly Sales of $8.43 Billionwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 22 at 4:50 AMAllstate plans huge Cincinnati expansionwww.bizjournals.com - November 21 at 4:15 PMAllstate Enlists the Help of MLS Goalkeepers to Protect Local Soccer Fieldsfinance.yahoo.com - November 21 at 4:15 PM$1.84 EPS Expected for Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL) This Quarterwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 20 at 1:40 PMFY2017 EPS Estimates for Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL) Increased by Langen Mcalennwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 20 at 4:02 AMFinancial Analysis: Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL) vs. Its Peerswww.americanbankingnews.com - November 18 at 8:27 AMAllstate Returns Cash to Shareholders through Dividends - PR Newswire (press release)www.prnewswire.com - November 17 at 8:27 PMAllstate Returns Cash to Shareholders through Dividendsfinance.yahoo.com - November 17 at 10:51 AMAllstate Corporation (The) (ALL) Plans $0.37 Quarterly Dividendwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 16 at 4:28 PMAllstate (ALL) Hits a 52-Week High on Strong Q3 Performancewww.zacks.com - November 16 at 3:59 PMWells Fargo & Company Reiterates "$110.00" Price Target for Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL)www.americanbankingnews.com - November 16 at 11:32 AMBRIEF-Allstate says estimated catastrophe losses for October 2017 $516 mlnwww.reuters.com - November 16 at 10:59 AMAnalysis: Positioning to Benefit within Helix Energy Solutions, Dominion Energy, American Outdoor Brands, GNC Holdings, Allstate, and Fidelity – Research Highlights Growth, Revenue, and Consolidated Resultsfinance.yahoo.com - November 16 at 10:59 AMAllstate Announces October 2017 Catastrophe Loss Estimatefinance.yahoo.com - November 16 at 10:59 AMAllstate estimates October catastrophe losses at over $500 millionfinance.yahoo.com - November 16 at 10:59 AMAllstate Roadside Services® Hits the Road with Waze to Provide Roadside Help for Drivers Needing Assistance - PR Newswire (press release)www.prnewswire.com - November 15 at 2:17 AMNew Atlantic Media/Allstate Regional Renewal Poll Finds Most Puget Sound Residents Are Optimistic About Region's ... - PR Newswire (press release)www.prnewswire.com - November 15 at 2:17 AMSuren Gupta Sells 103,242 Shares of Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL) Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 14 at 7:40 PMNew Atlantic Media/Allstate Regional Renewal Poll Finds Most Puget Sound Residents Are Optimistic About Region's Direction Amid Concerns Around Managing Rapid Growth And Preserving Affordabilityfinance.yahoo.com - November 14 at 4:12 PMAllstate Business Insurance and Business Talent Group Meet Growing Demands of the "Gig Economy" with Insurance Solutions for Independent Consultantsfinance.yahoo.com - November 14 at 4:12 PMAllstate Roadside Services® Hits the Road with Waze to Provide Roadside Help for Drivers Needing Assistancefinance.yahoo.com - November 14 at 4:12 PMHundreds of Allstate Agency Owners Partner with Toys for Tots to Serve as Donation Drop-off Sitesfinance.yahoo.com - November 14 at 2:48 AMAllstate Foundation Purple Purse Challenge® Raises $4.18 million for Domestic Violence Programsfinance.yahoo.com - November 14 at 2:48 AMInsider Selling: Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL) CEO Sells 130,000 Shares of Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 13 at 4:48 PMInsider Selling: Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL) Chairman Sells 195,000 Shares of Stockwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 13 at 4:20 PMAnalyzing Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL) & The Competitionwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 13 at 7:34 AMComparing The Allstate (ALL) & Its Competitorswww.americanbankingnews.com - November 12 at 7:13 PMAllstate to Discuss Fourth Quarter 2017 Earnings With Investors - PR Newswire (press release)www.prnewswire.com - November 11 at 8:57 AMAllstate Agencies Look to Hire Military Veterans & Spouses, Announces New Program, Career Fair to Coincide with ... - PR Newswire (press release)www.prnewswire.com - November 10 at 2:27 PMAllstate to Discuss Fourth Quarter 2017 Earnings With Investorsfinance.yahoo.com - November 10 at 2:27 PMETFs with exposure to The Allstate Corp. : November 9, 2017finance.yahoo.com - November 9 at 4:49 PMAllstate Agencies Look to Hire Military Veterans & Spouses, Announces New Program, Career Fair to Coincide with Veteran's Dayfinance.yahoo.com - November 8 at 10:59 PMThe Allstate Corp. :ALL-US: Earnings Analysis: Q3, 2017 By the Numbers : November 8, 2017finance.yahoo.com - November 8 at 5:59 PMResearch Analysts Offer Predictions for Allstate Corporation (The)'s FY2017 Earnings (ALL)www.americanbankingnews.com - November 8 at 12:30 PMAllstate: More than one-third of U.S. motorists are "stressed" about winter drivingfinance.yahoo.com - November 8 at 6:22 AMAllstate President Joins H&R Block Board of Directors - GlobeNewswire (press release)globenewswire.com - November 7 at 5:24 PMUBS AG Boosts Allstate Corporation (The) (ALL) Price Target to $102.00www.americanbankingnews.com - November 6 at 10:16 PMAllstate President Joins H&R Block Board of Directorsfinance.yahoo.com - November 6 at 4:31 PMBRIEF-Allstate Corp president joins H&R Block board of directorswww.reuters.com - November 6 at 4:31 PMAnalysts Issue Forecasts for Allstate Corporation (The)'s FY2017 Earnings (ALL)www.americanbankingnews.com - November 6 at 8:06 AMAllstate Corporation 2017 Q3 - Results - Earnings Call Slidesseekingalpha.com - November 6 at 1:50 AMThe Allstate Corporation Announces Availability of Third Quarter 2017 Results - PR Newswire (press release)www.prnewswire.com - November 3 at 3:43 PMAllstate Corporation (The) (ALL) Raised to Hold at Zacks Investment Researchwww.americanbankingnews.com - November 3 at 10:48 AMThe Allstate (ALL) Q3 2017 Results - Earnings Call Transcriptseekingalpha.com - November 2 at 9:08 PMEdited Transcript of ALL earnings conference call or presentation 2-Nov-17 1:00pm GMTfinance.yahoo.com - November 2 at 9:08 PMAllstate Corporation (The) (ALL) Receives Average Rating of "Hold" from Analystswww.americanbankingnews.com - November 2 at 7:42 PMAllstate's (ALL) Q3 Earnings Beat Estimates, Increase Y/Ywww.zacks.com - November 2 at 4:07 PMAllstate's (ALL) Q3 Earnings Beat Estimates, Increase Y/Yfinance.yahoo.com - 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By Emma Brown
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Although Girl Scout cookies are one of life's everlasting pleasures, Girl Scouting itself is often a phase that passes around the time hormones pick up steam and being cool becomes a top priority.
"It's something that everyone gets into when they are 7 or 8," said Nikita Mani, a rising freshman at the University of Maryland, "and eventually quits."
But Mani and eight other members of Germantown's Girl Scout Troop 3577 have bucked that trend, sticking together from kindergarten through high school graduation in June. The two remaining troop members said they will stay active and graduate next year. About 3 percent of Washington area Girl Scouts are in grades 11 and 12.
"They don't care about whether it's geeky," said troop co-leader Laura Parker, whose daughter Amanda is a member. "They're like sisters at this point."
From their early days as Daisies and Brownies, the group members have focused on community service. They've planted trees and flowers at community centers, cleaned up trash along the C&O Canal and braved freezing temperatures to light candles in commemoration of each fallen soldier at the Antietam National Battlefield. Six of the troop have earned Gold Awards -- the Scouts' highest -- by completing individual service projects. (This year, 235 girls in the region received the honor.)
"None of them just punched the clock," said Cathy Loyd, a co-leader and mother. "They each had a different passion they followed through on."
Mani, a piano and clarinet player, had a music workshop for patients at Children's National Medical Center. Kara Loyd created informational signs about endangered animals at the Reston Zoo. Katie Ten Hagen, whose younger sister suffers from celiac disease, wrote a celiac-friendly (gluten-free) cookbook. And Amanda Parker, a soccer, softball and lacrosse player, developed and presented a workshop on nutrition, exercise and stress management for young girls living in a transitional shelter for homeless families.
"I wanted to teach easy ways without spending a lot of money to stay healthy and fit," said Parker, who will attend the University of Maryland at College Park in the fall.
Volunteering to help others is a cornerstone of Girls Scouting, as is earning badges, doing "interest projects" and camping. But members of Troop 3577 said the most valuable part of their experience was authentic friendship.
"With other people, you have to watch what you say, try to be cool and fit in with the high school crowd," said Kara Loyd, who is headed to Colorado State University to study wildlife management. "But we can act ourselves with each other. We don't have to act cool. I never feel the need to filter what I say."
Co-leader Parker said the girls have continued meeting through the years because they became friends early on and recognized, especially in middle school, that the group was a rare safe place to be themselves. As they got older and other extracurricular activities pulled at their time, meetings became less frequent and as much about hanging out as working toward badges, a typical Girl Scout measure of progress. "I always stressed let's do fun things, too," Parker said. "Whether or not they earned something was not as important as understanding that they had each other."
In Girl Scouts, young women "bridge" from one level to the next. The members of Troop 3577 have bridged to adulthood and said they are looking for opportunities to stay involved with scouting on their college campuses by acting as mentors to younger girls, Mani said.
"Girl Scouts has been part of my life for so long," she said, "that I'm not sure I want to give it up."
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