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Asset securitization was once discussed only in the wood-paneled offices of the nation's Blue Chip companies - but not anymore. Today, companies of all types, revenue size, and debt rating routinely raise capital by using financial assets to back securities issued in the capital markets.
"The economic environment these days is constantly changing," explains Brian Dietz, Managing Director, GE Capital Commercial Finance. "Companies find themselves in transition. For
example, their performance is affected while they gear up to diversify product lines or integrate an acquisition. Traditional lenders may not be hospitable to borrowers in these circumstances, and asset securitization may be the best way to obtain an attractive source of capital."
A typical example is a company that has experienced a higher interest cost on its senior revolving credit facilities as a result of declining financial performance or increased leverage. If the
company has a performing pool of quality trade receivables, a securitization facility can be established with the traditional revolving credit facility to reduce the overall cost of funding.
Bergen Brunswig Corporation, a subsidiary of AmerisourceBergen Corporation, illustrates this point. Prior to its merger with AmeriSource in 2001, the diversified drug and
healthcare distribution company made two major acquisitions that significantly increased its overall debt level. The acquisitions did not perform financially to expectations, prompting a series of rating agency downgrades. This limited the company's access to the commercial paper market and to competitively priced traditional loans to meet its working capital needs.
Bergen Brunswig, however, had strong accounts receivables. Working with GE Capital, the company was able to structure a $450 million securitization with high availability, competitive pricing, a five-year commitment and a flexible structure enabling next-day funding at an A1+
funding rate. This provided much needed working capital in an ffordable and convenient manner.
Why securitize?
Any company with a minimum of $400 million in sales and working capital needs of at least $50 million should consider trade receivable securitization, according to the experts. "The securitization structure is well established and is the logical next step for companies who are approaching a half billion dollars in sales," says Dan Hom, Senior Vice President, GE Capital Commercial Finance. "This mechanism can either entirely support working capital needs, or it
can become an integral part of the total capital structure."
The motivations behind securitization are many. Typically, the primary objective is to obtain financing for a company's ongoing business needs. However, a properly structured financial
asset securitization also can permit a company to obtain a lower cost of financing compared to secured or even unsecured debt.
"For those who qualify," says Scott Fassett, Vice President, GE Capital Commercial Finance, "asset securitization can provide the lowest cost of capital available in the marketplace. Many different types of companies now understand the benefits of this financing technique, and it's become accepted practice in the business world."
For a company continuing to seek the lowest cost of capital, asset securitization can provide the company with a broader investor base. As a result, securitization affords additional liquidity and
a new source of capital, which is especially helpful in our constantly changing financial marketplace.
Things to consider
Prospective borrowers do, however, need to evaluate the cost of asset securitization. The legal and accounting aspects of securitization, as well as the related documentation, often are more
complex than for some other types of financing. As a result, companies will incur additional up-front costs to set up the securitization structure. Experience shows, however, that these costs are
generally recouped within 18 months by virtue of the lower interest rate.
The need for specialized expertise cannot be underestimated. "Accounting rules were changed in 2000, and they are complicated," explains Leslie F. Seidman, CPA, author of the upcoming
Accounting for Financial Instruments. "Often, accounting and tax goals are at odds in these financing structures, so you need a strong team of advisors to ensure the successful execution of this financing."
Another potential disadvantage to an asset securitization is an increase in reporting requirements with respect to the quality and ongoing performance of the securitized receivables. This is
mitigated by the rapidly increasing ability to generate reporting with PC-driven programs.
Structuring the deal
Stated simply, to obtain capital through asset securitization a company sells its trade receivables to an entity created for this purpose (a Special Purpose Vehicle or SPV). The SPV then
refinances this purchase by selling the receivables to an asset backed commercial paper conduit that issues commercial paper backed by this collateral. This transaction differs from factoring, which involves obtaining an advance on receivables from a lender who will collect payment from the account debtors. In an asset securitization, the SPV assumes ownership of the receivables via a "true sale" from the company, and pledges them to the conduit.
Quality receivables are essential, therefore, for any borrower to obtain low-cost, asset-based financing through securitization. "A company needs to demonstrate that its receivables aren't concentrated on just a few account debtors and also must show that there is a strong payment history backing them up," explains Hom.
Global companies have additional considerations. "The percentage of foreign accounts receivables needs to be considered because of the inability in some countries to perfect and enforce a security interest in the collateral," advises Fassett.
Likewise, corporate structure is a concern. "If a company has $100 million in receivables spread across 10 subsidiaries, the cost and legal complexity may make it difficult to structure a compelling deal. It is much more advantageous for the borrower when a company's trade accounts receivable are concentrated at the parent level or within a few primary subsidiaries, or if the reporting capabilities of the company allows for accurate consolidation of the information
from several subsidiaries," he adds.
Again, the need to consult with specialists is essential in structuring the best deal. "The most suitable structure for any particular securitization, including the best structure of the SPV,
depends on a multitude of factors," explains Carol Hitselberger, a securitization partner in the Chicago office of Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw.
"These factors include the type of receivables involved, whether term or revolving financing is desired, tax treatment and preferred securities execution, including public or private sale, and legal, accounting and rating agency considerations."
It's a proven technique
This financing technique has a solid history. The concept of asset securitization was introduced in the 1970s when the Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae) issued securities backed by a pool of its residential mortgages. The Sperry Corporation in 1985 issued $192.5 million of securities backed by computer lease receivables, one of the first instances of the securitization of non-mortgage assets. Since that time, according to researchers at Ohio State University, the market has grown an estimated 30% per year.
Benefits experienced by borrowers have helped fuel acceptance of asset securitization, but so has interest from capital markets investors. Asset-backed securities give investors more alternatives
with high credit ratings and less exposure to downgrade risks faced by corporate securities.
"Asset securitization 10 years ago was perceived as a financing structure only for large investment grade companies," says GE's Dietz. "Today, it is seen as an established vehicle for obtaining working capital. The securitization structure is broad, creative and an accepted tool for all members of corporate America, regardless of debt rating."
To learn more about senior revolving credit facilities, including asset securitization, visit GE Capital Commercial Finance -- Learn About Commercial Lending and Securitization of Financial Assets.
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Jalapeno Spinach Dip Recipe
Everyone loves spinach dip, and this version is as easy as it is delicious. Just mix the ingredients together in the slow cooker for a savory and creamy appetizer.—Michaela Debelius, Waddell, Arizona
- 2 packages (10 ounces each) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 cup half-and-half cream
- 1/2 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/4 cup chopped seeded jalapeno peppers
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon dill weed
- Tortilla chips
- In a 1-1/2-qt. slow cooker, combine the first 10 ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 2-3 hours or until heated through. Serve with chips. Yield: 16 servings (1/4 cup each).
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
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Senior Colby Gratton will be moving to center field in 2011
Feb. 15, 2011
Boca Raton, Fla. - Duel-threat outfielders with offensive and defensive skills -- and even an occasional pitching performance -- will help lead the Florida Atlantic University baseball team to defend its Sun Belt Conference regular-season championship and NCAA regional appearance this spring.
The Owls hit the field for the first time on Friday, February 18, in the season opener against Hoftstra University at the FAU Baseball Stadium, 777 Glades Road on the Boca Raton campus.
Seniors Andy Mee and Colby Gratton return to roam the outfield for Head Coach John McCormack's squad, while several talented players are eager for playing time.
"Andy Mee and Colby Gratton provide leadership to our outfield, and we're expecting good, productive seasons out of both players," McCormack said.
Mee highlights the group as a preseason All-American by two organizations (National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America and Louisville Slugger) and preseason All-Sun Belt Conference player. Those accolades are well deserved after leading the team with a .378 batting average and 99 hits. The right fielder from Palm Beach Gardens also serves as the team's closing reliever, which will open late-inning playing time for returnees Mark Nelson, Nathan Pittman and Corey Keller.
Gratton, one of this year's three team captains, will occupy a new position - center field - in his fourth season on the team. The Miami native has hit a respectable .286 in 47 starts last season and led the Owls with four triples. Fourteen of his 55 hits went for extra bases and he hit a walk-off home run against FIU to propel the Owls to last year's conference title.
Newcomer Alex Hudak is expected to occupy left field after having a strong fall season in which he hit a home run during the team's exhibition against a Canadian team. The left-handed hitter will provide power and balance throughout the team's lineup after hitting .341, with eight home runs, a year ago while earning all-conference honors at Seminole Junior College. He started his college career at Stetson University.
"Alex has made a huge impact and it is always nice to have a guy with some power from the left side of the plate," noted McCormack.
Nelson, another left-handed hitter, leads a competitive group of four players hoping to contribute for at-bats and playing time after productive fall and spring workouts. The Orlando native appeared in 21 games last season, with two starts, and could see playing time at both corner outfield positions during his sophomore season.
"Mark has been our best hitter since September," admitted McCormack. "He is a guy who figures out how to get the job done and contribute to the team's success. We have to get him in the lineup whenever possible."
Speed and keen defensive skills are assets for Pittman and freshman Geoff Jimenez for playing time throughout the season. Pittman, a sophomore from Bradenton, hit .280 and scored 22 runs in 45 games, with 19 starts, last season.
"Nathan and Geoff can make things happen offensively with their speed," said McCormack. "They can put pressure on the defense. That's a valuable asset for any team to possess."
Rounding out the outfield unit is sophomore Corey Keller, who produced well last year by hitting .360, with one home runs and four runs, in five starts and 18 games played.
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White House April Fools 'message from the President'
The White House has managed to pull off an April Fools' prank ahead of the annual East Egg Roll.
The White House Twitter account warned followers earlier to be on the lookout for a "special video message from the president."
Instead, viewers got a surprise visitor to the press briefing room.
The piece began with a shot of the familiar lectern which was empty as the presidential entrance march played, before a small head peeked over the edge of the stand.
"It looks like you were expecting somebody else."
It was Robbie Novak, who plays "Kid President" in a series of popular YouTube videos.
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Supporting a maximum range of 100 meters and shutter speed of up to 1/8000 (depending on sync speed limitation of the camera model), the King offers high level of performance.
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For several years Carolee has been the recipient of Pacific Business News "Women Who Mean Business" top 25 women owned business award for the years 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. White Orchid was honored for many consecutive years as one of the "Fastest 50″ growing companies in the State of Hawaii 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, and 2009 by Pacific Business News. Carolee was nominated for "Businesswoman of the Year" for the State of Hawaii in 2003 and White Orchid was awarded one of the top 25 women owned business for Hawaii in 2003! In her spare time she is now serving as one of the Board of Directors for the Maui Visitors Bureau and as a Board Member for The Neighborhood Place of Wailuku. She also assists in fundraising efforts for several charities such as a Keiki's Dream Foundation and NPW.
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|Hematoma in the splenium of the corpus callosum in the subacute stage of subarachnoid hemorrhage--three case reports.
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|PMID: 20339269 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Three patients developed hemorrhage in the splenium of the corpus callosum 2 weeks after the onset of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) associated with acute hydrocephalus. Computed tomography performed a few days after the onset showed a low density area in the splenium of corpus callosum in all three patients, and preventive measures against symptomatic vasospasm were begun, including vasodilator administration. Computed tomography showed hemorrhage in the splenium of the corpus callosum 17 to 22 days after onset of SAH, manifesting as mental deterioration or headache. Antivasospasm agents were immediately discontinued, and strict blood control measures were instituted. Splenial hematoma is another potential cause of neurological deterioration after surgery for SAH, in addition to vasospasm, hydrocephalus, and rebleeding.
|Takatoshi Sorimachi; Naoki Yajima; Osamu Sasaki; Tetsuo Koike; Yukihiko Fujii
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|Title: Neurologia medico-chirurgica Volume: 50 ISSN: 1349-8029 ISO Abbreviation: Neurol. Med. Chir. (Tokyo) Publication Date: 2010
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Brain Infarction / complications*, pathology, surgery
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Hematoma, Subdural, Intracranial / etiology, pathology, surgery*
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Vasospasm, Intracranial / drug therapy, prevention & control
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The Devils are playing the kind of hockey I thought they would this year. I know I come off as seeing that I have no hope in this franchise but I do. I believe though that for this club to have some long term success they are going to have to give up some pieces now to rebuild a little for the future.
In the 06-07 season the Flyers were abysmal. They were in a much worse position than we are in right now. They traded Peter Forsberg to Predators for Ryan Parent (who was a good prospect at the time) Scottie Upshall, a first and third rounder.
This got them James Van Riemsdyk. They later used their lottery pick to get JVR.
There is only 1 true player the Devils could move to pay dividends down the road and that's Parise. Elias and Kovalchuk are going no where (Elias has a NMC and Kovy a NTC). Parise could easily garner us a first rounder and an extremely talented prospect given his age. Lou could even add in to the deal that if Zach re-signs with the team he was traded to in the offseason the Devils get another pick. Maybe we could even land a young goalie like Jonathan Bernier or Anders Lindback.
Also keep this in mind, Zach Parise given his age and and ability to resign with the team he's traded to is much more valuable than Forsberg was.
I know this is a very difficult thing to think about because we all love Zach and what he's done for the club but I think we have to keep our options open. As good as Zach is there's a possibility we can end up with a better player in this coming draft as this draft is supposed to be loaded with talent.
I'm just going to say that if a team is willing to load the Devils with draft picks and young talent I wouldn't hesitate to trade Zach as much as I love him as a player and a Devil. There's also the possibility that he doesn't resign with NJD and the Devils walk away empty handed though I think it's unlikely.
I know it's a bit soon to think about trading him at the deadline but this could be something that could transform the Devils into a good team for years to come.


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Best $5 deal: Family Dinner Night at Earth Fare
Recently I put out a call for ideas for the best way to spend $5, give or take a little. Here's one response I got from Melissa over at FrugalissaFinds.com. This one didn't make it into the article but I wanted to share it anyway:
"The best $5 or less deal is the Thursday Family Dinner Night at Earth Fare. With any purchase of $5 you can get up to 6 kid's meals FREE. We go now every Thursday and all eat dinner. It is a great time and it is healthy and affordable."
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What's the best way to break in your new state-of-the-art scoreboard? How about invite fans of all ages to see a free screening of Remember the Titans from inside the stadium.
That's exactly what's happening tonight as fans are invited to Camp Randall for the stadium's first ever Movie Night. The event is open to the general public and admission is free.
The best part of all– fans have the option of sitting right on the field while watching. Talk about stadium seating.
We asked our fans what movie they would like to watch on their team's scoreboard, and here's what we got.
@BigTenNetwork my choice would be either remember the titans or the longest yard version with adam sandler—
markus voosen (@WWEFan20134) August 15, 2013
@BigTenNetwork I hope the Iowa Hawkeyes play: Necessary Rooughness or The Replacements!—
Dan Sherman (@Shermtank2) August 15, 2013
@BigTenNetwork This: amazon.com/Woody-vs-Bo-Th…—
*JD* Sports Tweets (@JDSportsTweets) August 15, 2013
@BTNSean @BigTenNetwork Strange Brew. The sconnies can relate.—
Jason (@Sports_MN) August 15, 2013
@BTNSean @BigTenNetwork Lawrence of Arabia.—
Peter Putzel (@peter_putzel) August 15, 2013
Personally, I would probably go with a football-themed movie like The Program or Friday Night Lights, but that's just me.
|About Sean Merriman
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Derry voters increase school budget
With Derry Education Association president Meg Morse-Barry's successful motion to increase the budget proposed by the school administration and approved by the school board, voters will be considering an $81,903,691 budget at the polls on Tuesday, March 12.
However, that increased number may not have any real impact on the services provided by the school district.
Morse-Barry and those who supported the amended budget cited the 14 proposed staffing cuts, including 7.5 teaching positions, as the main reason to support adding money back to the budget. The budget as originally approved by the school board was a 1.65 percent increase over the current year's budget.
"Usually, I am concerned about the budget being cut beyond the board recommendations at the deliberative session," said school board member Ken Linehan. "This time it was certainly different. I was disappointed that only 80 people showed up for the meeting."
Linehan said the amendment approved on Saturday will be an unnecessary burden for taxpayers.
"I expect the district will still spend based upon the previous board-approved budget and the positions will still be eliminated," he said. "Unfortunately, we will now need to collect an unnecessary additional amount of money through property taxes and just give it back at the end of the 2013-14 school year."
The positions that were eliminated were chosen because they represented excess levels of staffing, according to Linehan.
"Through the good work done by the administrative team and looking at the district as a whole, efficiency improvements were identified," he said. "With these staff reductions, no programs will be cut and class sizes will still fall within the Derry School District goals, which are lower than state standards. It would be irresponsible of the district to spend taxpayer money in excess of what is necessary, regardless of how much is in the budget."
School board chairman Brenda Willis said she was also surprised by the motion at Saturday's meeting, but added that she voted against the proposed budget at the public hearing last month because she was concerned about some of the cuts.
"It is also frustrating to me to see nearly a 3 percent increase at Pinkerton Academy, with additions to their staff, while K-8 has to absorb all the cuts in revenue," said Willis. "The impact of cuts needs to be seriously looked at, not only for the next year, but five and 10 years out."
Willis said the school board has been working on the district strategic plan as it looks to the future.
"We need to review our facilities and the educational needs of our students and then continue to develop the plan and adjust it accordingly," she said. "There is much hard work ahead for the district, and much to be considered as to how we can best provide for our children and our community."
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If this trend of a rain-free race weekends continues, race fans may start to get spoiled. This is the second straight weekend when weather is not a problem.
Mostly sunny skies are expected during the day at Charlotte Motor Speedway with comfortable temperatures as the high reaches 78 degrees. Winds will be out of the north-northeast with a light breeze of 5 to 15 mph.
As evening sets in, the weather will remain fair and temperatures during the Sprint Showdown and All-Star race will range from the mid-70s at the start of the race to the mid-60s by the end.
Since NASCAR returns to Charlotte Motor Speedway for next weekend's Coca-Cola 600, so let's hope the weather remains the same.
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All Around the Farm
All Around the Farm: Raise the Roof
Here's an idea that won't raise the rough I mean can literally. Raise the road. And this dairy cream you you thought they originally had this building was six feet. Shorter than it was right now. But they want an extended to give them more Kaplow out here. But doing so and beating their rigs willAnd two other cylinders down the line and they raise the rough Bob Hope that can readily get inside the far cleaner mouth. And also be able to drive modest they need to during other times
All Around the Farm: Oil Drain Pan
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Check out this feature-packed trailer for delivering water and chemicals to the field. From Machinery Show #707Hi I'm Carrie Fisher from -- Iowa and I like to show you my. Semi trailer that carried water and chemicals to the field. There are three tanks -- combined total of roughly 4000 gallons of water. Also in the trailer are involved chemical tanks and some don't Jones of chemical. They can be locked inside the trailer we're gonna take -- arms and so. The safety advantage is that they can't fall off like they would on -- little -- -- trailer. We have through in flying going into the semi trailer that we -- bottom supply tanks another head. And a unique feature of this trailer is where we store our water transfer closures we have to pony for four PVC pipes and restore the whole. -- if we're role in my mouth. Therefore they can not -- were slipped off the side of
All Around the Farm: Rotating Work Bench
Check out this rotating table made from used brake drums. From Machinery Show #706all got to do this turnaround. Brake drums -- you know scrap iron price they were worn out. And then whatever higher cost you know probably. Forty dollars worth iron on the -- and to be
All Around the Farm: Slide Away Vise
Roger Bruxvoort shows off the vise that he designed to hide under his workbench. From Machinery Show #603Have a cut away in the front which I think. Installed this spring loaded opinion. That holds the whole thing and plus one -- that -- hit all the down on the -- again. Spider bites off -- And underneath. Which is actually on the slide. For the vice -- -- -- -- I had no holes twelve
Sprayer trailer - All Around the Farm
Lance Rezac, from Onega Kansas shows off the 48 foot trailer he uses to transport his sprayer and chemicals. From Machinery Show #202The next wide load you've seen here at the Oakland Hills and Kansas maybe -- -- Coming in -- 48. -- detachable neck trailer he built for his -- this has this spurred
Rolling tool box
David Hamman shows off the rolling tool box he invented for easy access in truck beds on All Around the Farm. From Machinery Show #507 originally aired January 19, 2012.high enough so little they're my physical play. To install a roller rail system it took me about three or four hours to install and and get things sets of rules. Easily -- -- -- she gets did start to -- on that you can spiral with one -- two fingers -- this kind of faltering dollar room. I've had it done -- pic of her over two years now and I really enjoyed using them. -- -- -- farm tires salutes the inventive spirit of the American farmer and his proud to support -- on the farm Firestone farm tires the leader in the field.
Auger bucket - All Around the Farm
This auger for a skid loader bucket makes feeding cattle a snap. From show #607caution that my brother and my dad you're grateful 500 had a beef cattle every year. And I built this -- bucket to make it easier. I have had these local welding job -- the bucket for me I cut all all the pieces had Emeril and all the rest of it together. -- we do is we've just scoop of course we can run alongside our fans find beat -- to -- the -- Values it's all new steel for the -- and then the rest was all scrap parts they used to for the -- up John your -- head. And a local event company -- thought curling around. Then -- put on a variable speed. Valve on their -- can vary the speed isn't going along
Down draft welding table
Check out this farmer built down-draft welding table, featured on the Machinery Show #608got about nine months worth of work. On this table. At a coffee table . 350 to 400 dollars. See more about my downdraft blowing cable and other former ideas go to agriculture. Dot com slash TV.
Tractor mounted tree puller
Kenneth Wetzel shows the tree puller he built to control cedar trees. From Machinery Show #501, originally aired Nov. 3, 2011my back and -- countries like Italy. I've built out of mostly scrap metal that I had -- on fire. I got a couple this season. McNealy is still the commitment -- -- -- it. Resume


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Courtesy of M.J. Darnell's Shutdown Corner at Yahoo Sports
My brother-in-law once told me that a tie game is "like kissing your sister." It leaves a bad taste in your mouth. The NFL's coin toss is like french kissing a Saint Bernard in my humble opinion. For years I've been in favor of a change to the current rule. However, I haven't heard of an alternative that merits use in the NFL until now. A "Modified Sudden Death" is being considered by the NFL.
Basically it goes like this:
1. Coin toss, as per usual. Let's say Team A wins.
2. If Team A goes on to score a touchdown, the game is over.
3. If Team A only manages a field goal, they would kick off to Team B and the game would continue.
4. If Team B then scores a touchdown, they win.
5. If Team B answers Team A's field goal with a field goal of their own, then Team B will kickoff, and we'll go back to the old sudden death rules.
MJD says that he likes the fact that it puts a greater emphasis on the Touchdown "because the touchdown is everything. The touchdown is the knockout punch, the golden goal, the 1-2-3 pin. The touchdown is The Hammer."
An opposing view might say that the modified version de-values the field goal which has such a rich tradition in NFL history. But I think that argument doesn't hold water. What I like about the Modified Sudden Death proposal is that it removes the power of a coin toss to decide the game (odds are 60% to 36% in the favor of the team that wins the coin toss; 4% of the time the game ends in a tie) and returns the power to the people who have fought and endured the 60 minute gridiron battle. It removes that old feeling of getting ripped off if you lose the coin toss and the game without a chance for your team's offense to have a crack at it.
Some of you might like the NCAA rule. I dislike the idea of applying the NCAA rule to the NFL, claiming that the pros should set the standard, not follow the NCAA's.
But what about you Chief's Nation? Take a moment to take the poll and post your comments.


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Myst Coming to PSP2 Comments Published by Jakanden 7 years, 9 months ago in News, PSP, Software.
The latest issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu reports that the classic adventure game Myst will be making it's way to PC. The game will be published by Sega of Japan next March with no word on an American release at this time. Given the fact that Myst is one of the best selling franchises of all time in the U.S though, there is little doubt that this will be released over here.
While there are not many known details, it is known that the game's graphics will be updated to take advantage of the PSP's 16:9 format. Also known is that there will be some bonus content, possibly in the form of new scenario's.
I remember playing Myst back in the mid 90′s and having to buy a CD-Rom just to play it (As did many others). The game was incredibly immersive and addicting as well as being harder than I thought possible. I have been a fan of this franchise (save for Uru) and I cannot wait for this one.
2 Responses to "Myst Coming to PSP"
Dec 1st, 2005 at 4:40 am
How strange, I was thinking about Myst the other day and how it rocked. The only problem is that the only people who will buy it are likely to have played it on the PC already, as it can be picked up for next to nothing in the bargain bins of most good video games stores. Woo for Myst, too bad it will be senseless to have a copy that costs four times as much as a PC copy and with the same story and puzzles that people have played through before.
PS. it took me two months on and off to finish
Dec 1st, 2005 at 4:47 am
Along with 7th Guest, Myst is the entire reason I bought a CD-ROM drive for my computer back in the day heh. Hopefully they will make this worthwhile. Perhaps having the graphics that were in Myst V and redoing the puzzles will help. Oh and fix that crappy ending!


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Though a bit late, the Cincinnati Bengals have reentered this game following A.J. Green's amazing 36-yard touchdown reception late in the first quarter. Roethlisberger starts the possession with a 13-yard reception to Mike Wallace just as the first quarter expires. Following an overthrow to Wallace, deep over the middle to start the second quarter, Ben Roethlisberger slings a pass to Heath Miller that bounces off the tight end's pads. Leon Hall drives into the deflected pass for an interception, giving the Bengals the football at Pittsburgh's 41-yard line.
Following consecutive runs by Cedric Benson that gained seven yards, Andy Dalton flips the football to Andrew Hawkins on an end around (from left to right) with big Andre Smith lead blocking. Hawkins turns the corner, follows Smith's block and picks up the first down.
Cincinnati eventually setup on third and five from the Steelers 26-yard with Andy Dalton in shotgun, flanking Brian Leonard's left. Kyle Cook snaps the football and Dalton, under intense pressure, tries to find Jermaine Gresham over the middle in traffic (that could have been called pass interference).
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thank God for good and honest citizens!August 31, 2010 at 8:57 p.m.
Happened to me at WalMart. I found a wallet that had $650 cash hidden in one of the pockets. I was able to track the owner by calling the bank on a blank check. They called the owner and gave them my number. He was so glad to have it back. He was so sweet - sent me a gift card to a local restaurant. Glad to see that there are other honest people in the world.August 31, 2010 at 5:45 p.m.
The same thing happened to me at HEB Plus. I found a very thin wallet in one of those small shopping carts and immediately opened it looking for identification. I found some cash, and two large checks that were written out and signed, but no I.D. I wound up calling the phone number on one of the checks to start tracking down the owner. I was lucky, the phone number belonged the owners aunt who gave me her nieces phone number in Victoria. The owner had just left HEB Plus and hadn't noticed her wallet was gone. She met me at the entrance fifteen minutes later. She wanted to give me a reward, but I told her to just pay it forward and do something nice for a stranger. I do wonder how many people just take the cash and toss the wallet.August 31, 2010 at 4:50 p.m.
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Joyce is from 19th February and for a 10 day period in Maasai Mara, meeting up with and training some of the people that are contributing elephant observations to the Elephant Partners initiative. On this page you will, with the help of a cellphone app and Google Earth, find out a bit more about where she is going, and what she sees together with our collaborators. The infrequent "reports" below are mainly meant to give you a peak, while we also gain some experience in new ways of collecting data and sharing field experiences with those interested. We will later post a more comprehensive report from Joyce's current field visit.
It may a bit of time before the page loads, depending on your connection speed. By clicking on each point on the map you will find a photo, with a caption. We hope you will enjoy being with us in the bush!
Joyce looking for elephant signs from Olerai to Enchorro Ololali - seeing many.
Wonderful day with Gini Cowell and David Kimutai starting from Siana through Ol Kinyei and on to Mara Naboisho where we picked up Derrick Nabaala. Saw perhaps 100 elephants and returned to Siana at end of day.


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Greenwich CT
A curious yet undeniably charming little town.
Where the flowers are always fresh,
And cars stop before you decide to cross the street.
The Lady, The Tasteful Brother, The Lady's Mother, and I certainly enjoyed our day outside of the city.
The family book store, where inside the covers of the most recent novels are index cards indicating which books you will like if you have read 'x,y, and/or z'.
Pedestrians have the right of way. ?
Home decor stores have a fantastic number of things covered in shells.
Jonathan Adler, where I found myself tempted to spend $595 on a brass table banana.
^ it is
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Original Title: The Impossible
Directors: Juan Antonio Bayona
114 min min
Special Presentation
Maria (Naomi Watts), Henry (Ewan McGregor), and their three sons begin their winter vacation in Thailand, looking forward to a few days in tropical paradise. But on the morning of December 26th, as the family relaxes around the pool after their Christmas festivities the night before, a terrifying roar rises up from the center of the earth. As Maria freezes in fear, a huge wall of black water races across the hotel grounds toward her.


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Tennessee demo firm admits it improperly removed asbestos from site.
The U.S. Department of Justice has reported that Mark Sawyer, the owner and operator of A&E Salvage Inc., based in Tennessee, has pled guilty in federal court in Greeneville, Tennessee, for conspiring to violate the Clean Air Act.
Mark Sawyer, the owner and operator, pleaded guilty to one criminal felony count for conspiring to violate the Clean Air Act's "work practice standards" salient to the proper wetting, stripping, bagging and disposal of asbestos. According to the charges, Sawyer, along with other co-conspirators, engaged in a multiyear scheme in which substantial amounts of regulated asbestos containing materials were improperly removed from components of the former Liberty Fibers Plant in Tennessee or were illegally left in place during demolition.
Sawyer faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 or twice the gross gain or loss to the victims. Sawyer is the last of five charged co-defendants to plead guilty.
This case was investigated by Special Agents of the Environmental Protection Agency's Criminal Investigation Division.
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The Wildcats next home game is on Sunday 25th May (3pm kick-off) against Warrington Wolves.
Adults: £20 (£22 on matchday)
Concessions (15-16 year olds & over 60s): £12
Under 5s: Free
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A Gold Membership is the best way to ensure you don't miss any of the Wildcats action. Your Gold Membership entitles you to entry to every single Super League XVIII home game plus a whole host of benefits that can be found HERE.
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Bronze membership awards fans who want to show their commitment to the club but are unable to attend all the matches due to other commitments. For a one-off payment of just £10, Bronze Members are entitled to home match tickets £2 cheaper than the general public, and a saving of £4 on the on the gate price. Buy in-store now.
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Here and There
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By Gavin Roach
Photographs taken on travels near home and in several locations around the world. .
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'Howl'oween: Finding a costume and keeping your pet safe on Halloween
Halloween isn't just a holiday for humans. Many pets join in on the festivities, as well. But before you zip your four-legged family member in a costume and make it part of the party, keep in mind some of these safety considerations.
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Indiana dog that crashed race dies
Boogie, the Labrador that crashed the Evansville Half-Marathon, has died.
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9 of 12 Md. pet stores failed to post puppy origins
Nine of 12 pet stores visited as part of an undercover investigation by the Humane Society of the United States did not comply with a Maryland law that requires them to post on each dog cage every dog's breeding and origins.
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Study: Many car restraints for dogs don't prevent harm (Video)
The results of the locally-based study show many dog car restraints don't actually protect dogs from harm in the event of an accident.
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Va. boy to serve 1 yr probation for animal cruelty conviction
A13-year-old Loudoun County boy will serve a year on supervised probation for an animal cruelty conviction after he kicked his family's pet dog to death.
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Dr. Pawz answers your pet questions: Training methods, heartworm medication, crating
Dr. Katy Nelson is at it again -- taking your pet questions and offering advice and best practices.
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Giving away pets can carry a high price
Cases of animal cruelty are being investigated and prosecuted all over the country.
Now you can rest in peace with your pet
In a Frederick, Md., cemetery, you can be buried with your whole family.
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Montgomery Co. cancels Pooch Pool Party
No fun in the sun for Montgomery County's pooches. The Recreation Department is canceling its popular Pooch Pool Party due to the spread of dog influenza.
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While no tainted fuel was sold Glenview, gas stations in and around the Village were among those that sold bad BP gasoline before it was recalled last week, the company announced Aug. 28.
Nearby affected gas stations include:
- BP Gas Station, 1998 Willow Rd., Northbrook
- BP Gas Station, 2401 Sanders Rd., Northbrook
- BP Gas Station, 4095 Dundee Rd., Northbrook
- BP Gas Station, 5035 Touhy Ave., Skokie
- BP Gas Station, 3750 Touhy Ave., Skokie
- BP Gas Station, 3301 Dempster St., Skokie
- BP Gas Station, 5001 Old Orchard Rd., Skokie
- BP Gas Station, 840 Skokie Blvd., Wilmette
- BP Gas Station, 901 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette
- BP at 1220 W. Touhy Ave., Park Ridge
- Thornton's at 1118 W. Touhy Ave., Park Ridge
- BP at 8801 N. Waukegan Road, Morton Grove
- BP at 5601 W. Dempster, Morton Grove
- BP at 7662 N. Milwaukee Ave., Niles
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Customers at the affected stations may or may not have purchased the bad fuel. The stations stopped selling the fuel, cleaned their tanks and disposed of the material as soon as the problem was identified, according to a notice on BP's website.
The company advises customers whose cars "experience hard starting, rough idling, stalling, or other drivability issues" to have their vehicles towed to a repair shop and to file a claim by calling 1-800-333-3991 or 1-800-599-9040. Consumers are instructed to save sales receipts, credit/debit card records and repair bills related to their vehicle's problem.
As of Aug. 27, BP had received more than 6,500 claims from consumers, the company said in a press release. Thirty percent of them came from Illinois residents. The bad fuel was also sold in Indiana and Wisconsin.
The fuel was transported from BP's refinery in Whiting, Ind., to regional stations between Aug. 13-17. It was recalled Aug. 21.
"All gasoline now shipped from the BP Whiting Refinery and its network of storage terminals has been tested, meets BP's rigorous quality standards and is authorized for sale," the company said in its Aug. 28 statement.


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I was delighted to see Poetry devote so much space not only to Heather McHugh's essay on Vesalius, but also to several generously sized reproductions of the anatomist's work ["The Fabric: A Poet's Vesalius," December 2007]. But after I started reading McHugh's riff, my initial enthusiasm began peeling away like the guts and muscles from one of those Renaissance cadavers. â€
It is very difficult to make headway through the piece since so much of the time McHugh spins her wheels trying to be funny or clever. At least half the essay consists of bad puns: "whose flesh is calving from their lower legs" and "meanwhile the shovel's head (what bites the dust) is peculiar." It's just one rimshot after another. Even McHugh's naughty bits don't work: to be told that "for all his bones" a skeleton can't "ever again have a boner" was, by the time I got to it, exactly what I was afraid she was going to say. â€
When not straining for the comical, McHugh was occasionally
able to be clear, meaningful, and even witty. For instance, that "Lothario's moustache" observation she made about the dissected head was wonderful. But most of the time the good stuff is lost in a blur of imprecise language; as McHugh herself states in the piece, "the semantics are antic; the syntax attacked." Indeed. After cutting my way through the blubber of puns, half-puns, relentless alliteration, and heedless grammatical complexity, I found that basic sense had often been flensed right off the bone, leaving a skeleton of meaning
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On Tuesday Hollywood icon Wes Craven took time out his SXSW schedule to appear on Good Day Austin.
The horror film director best known for the Nightmare on Elm Street and Scream movie franchises is in town to promote a new video streaming service from AMC.
The service, Yeah! offers fans the chance to watch some of their favorite films with added interactive features.
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View of the Mayor: Carolina Beach and our Boardwalk Continue to Grow in Popularity. What's Next?
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Carolina Beach Mayor
Everyone on council wants to thank all the volunteers and the local business community who have worked hard and supported the Boardwalk Makeover Project over the past 5 years.
We all realize the significance of residents volunteering their time and private individuals and business owners who have made both physical and financial contributions to make the project a success. As the Boardwalk Makeover group changes and takes another focus as "The Carolina Beach Downtown Initiative" which will focus on getting the entire business community more involved, our council looks forward to working together with the CBDI on future endeavors.
The town of Carolina Beach and our staff have also made significant monetary and physical investments in the Boardwalk as part of the makeover and we are taking another step toward formally taking over the maintenance and upkeep of our boardwalk. The town's area of responsibility for the boardwalk will include items like: painting the surface area, providing landscaping services to support the coves and planter boxes install Christmas by the Sea Lighting and remove it after the event and upgrading the Boardwalk Gazebo.
The town has been involved in some of these types of services over the past five years but we are now taking over the full maintenance under the direction of our operations department.
It is now time to leverage our combined investment in our town's boardwalk and council is moving forward to create a new focal feature as part of our wooden boardwalk to enhance the boardwalk experience for visitors and residents alike.
Currently the wooden boardwalk is a 10' wide flat walkway in need of repair. Much of the wood on the
boardwalk needs to be replaced due to the impact of salt water and sand.
An idea we have brought forward is instead of just using your tax dollars to replace the current walkway, council would like to expand and re-design the entire wooden boardwalk after those of other popular beachfront boardwalk areas.
Our concept is to design larger open seating areas, create tiered decking, develop observation areas, provide covered areas and create a unique children's play area. The plan would be to develop a Boardwalk Design with a real "WOW FACTOR" to take to our legislators in Raleigh to convince them to move current grants from the unfunded Pier Project to our boardwalk in a new project.
We also plan to discuss the plans and design with our county commissioners to see if they would partner with our community to help fund part of this project.
Can you see a wide boardwalk area tied into our boardwalk business community where you and friends can sit under cover and socialize or stroll along the boardwalk without squeezing past others, where individuals with disabilities would be able to move more freely to view the ocean, dolphins and surfers and with a cool children's playground type area with a unique feature that would encourage families to come down and have fun everyday not just during the summer season.
We think this new design could take our Carolina Beach and our Boardwalk area to a whole new level, increasing the quality of life for all our residents and at the same time providing something to help drive economic benefits to our business community year round.
You have probably noticed that your current council has a focus to invest in our town's future to move the town forward.
We also have a strong mindset around fiscal responsibility and management so we are exploring every avenue which can fund these types of future projects through grants or other types of state and county funding mechanisms.
The more we become a year round beach destination the better opportunity we have to attract additional year-round residents and grow a vibrant business community. We must be doing something right as our Town of Carolina Beach is experiencing a growth spurt in both the business community and our residential neighborhoods.
Over the past six months new home starts in Carolina Beach have taken off and new families who want to live here year-round are starting to move to our community in higher numbers than we have seen in years. New sand will soon be deposited on our beach strand and the Carolina Beach inlet is getting a couple dredging cycles this season.
We have also initiated the implementation of a strategic water system upgrade plan to get all of our residents and business owners a better quality water product, consistent good pressure and a future water source.
Some additional good news…Mayor Pro Tem, Steve Shuttleworth and our town attorney with council's approval are working diligently to provide a solution to remove obstacles so the new developers can begin to build a Hampton Inn and Suites at the boardwalk.
This project is active and we are seeing movement but we have to work out a few legal details concerning part of the property that will be used to build the new hotel.
Council is working on multiple projects at the same time so as not to slow down the momentum that we are seeing in Carolina Beach and we look forward to delivering even more value to all our residents in the next year.
Bob Lewis
Mayor, Carolina Beach


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Congratulations to Johansson's for being the readers' choice for Mother's Day brunch. Sorry folks, according to the restaurant's website, Johansson's is completely booked for Mother's Day.
But don't despair. There are other lunch/brunch options on Sunday.
- is offering a free flower to all moms who dine in the restaurant on Sunday. Get a coupon from the website and present it to the cashier.
- , 65 West Main St, will host a Mother's Day brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., $23.95 per person, $12.95 for children ages 4 - 9 and $6.95 for children under 4. Last seating for brunch is 2 p.m.
- is offering a special brunch menu from 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. and a special dinner menu from 2 p.m. until 9 p.m. Call 410-876-2121.
Mother's Day is on Sunday, May 13. Mother's Day, flowers and brunch go hand-in-hand. So weigh in on this week's poll, where is your favorite place for Mother's Day brunch?
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Because the poll is not scientific, it is not the sole consideration in choosing a winner. The winner will be determined by Patch, based on a combination of poll results, reviews on Patch Places and in comments on this article. Please vote only once per survey, per Patch.
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One of the best tea stores I have ever had the opportunity to visit. Teas from around the world, knowledgeable personnel and friendly smiles all around. No high pressure selling, but expert assistance when you have a question. Had a wonderful Assam Marangi SFTGFOP to go, and picked up a variety of teas and teaware that were just too tempting to pass by. I will be visiting often while I am in town, and am happy to know they are updating/upgrading their website to handle more online traffic.
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Joey tries to explain Rachel's hospital styling choices and his love for Molly Simms.
Ambria shares how STA is helping her move through her breakup, one Christian Dior bracelet at a time.
Karina reflects on '90s fashions and getting over ex-boyfriends.
Camille shares why she was so nervous to speak at the luncheon and gives us an update on her mom's sitatuion.
Caroline's sis is steering clear of the drama.
"We had an instant connection," Jacqueline spills.
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Garden Theatre to Present 33 VARIATIONS, 3/14-30
The Garden Theatre will present the Central Florida Premiere of the gripping Broadway drama 33 Variations, March 14 - 30, 2014, with shows Fridays at 8pm, Saturdays at 2pm & 8pm, and Sundays at 2pm. In addition, an Industry Night performance will be offered Monday, March 24 at 8pm.
33 Variations is sponsored by Pilars Martini and Insight Credit Union. The Garden Theatre's 2013-2014 Season is presented by CenturyLink. This show marks the tenth production by Beth Marshall Presents (BMP) at the Garden Theatre, and is under the direction of well-established director Aradhana Tiwari. Tiwari returns to directing at the Garden Theatre since The Diviners in 2011, Crimes of the Heart in 2010, and Driving Miss Daisy in 2009.
Written by the award-winning author of The Laramie Project, Moisés Kaufman, the Broadway drama 33 Variations follows Beethoven in his final years as he obsesses over creating 33 variations of a simple waltz. Present day, a musicologist dealing with ALS races to finish her research on the famed composer. Plagued by illness, but gifted with passion, their parallel journeys entwine as they learn to embrace the gift of time. Nominated for numerous Tony Awards, 33 Variations is accompanied throughout by a concert pianist performing one of the greatest sets of piano variations ever written.
The cast of 33 Variations includes several actors who have previously appeared on the Garden Theatre (GT) stage. Peg O'Keef is cast as Katherine, who last appeared on the GT stage in Parallel Lives. Becky Eck (Clara) has had numerous appearances on the Garden stage, most recently as Jane in Alice in Wonderland (BMP), Noises Off and Moonlight and Magnolias (Jester Theater Company), as well as PB&J Theatre Factory's SPORT, SNACK, and SLEIGH. Mike Deaven (Mike) was most recently on the GT stage in Beth Marshall Presents' Alice Lost in Wonderland, and prior to that played Orin in Children of a Lesser God (also BMP). Chris Gibson, who performed in BMP's L'Ange Avec Le Fleurs and Our Town at the Garden Theatre, will play the part of Beethoven. Audiences will remember Janine Papin (Gertie) as Mother Superior in TheatreWorks Florida's Nunsense at the Garden Theatre earlier this season. New to the GT stage, the part of Schindler will be played by Stephen Lima, a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC. While new to GT, Brett P. Carson (Diabelli) has appeared in previous BMP shows, most recently as the Bongo Beat in Beatnik.
Julian Bond, pianist and musical director for 33 Variations, will perform on piano throughout the show. Julian is originally from Winchester, England and began piano lessons at a very early age. He graduated from the prestigious Guildhall School of Music and Drama with an honors degree in Music Composition, including specialism in conducting, music production and film scoring. He has been the recipient of many awards, and in 2005 he was ranked as one of the country's top ten young film score composers by Turner Classic Movies. While in Orlando he enjoys working as a composer, pianist, producer, clinician, recording artist and musical director for several organizations including the Walt Disney Company.
Please note this show contains mild language and mild nudity.
Tickets are $25 for adults, $21 for students and seniors. Industry night pricing is $15. A 15% military discount is available by visiting the box office at 160 W Plant St. For tickets, visit gardentheatre.org or contact the Garden Theatre Box Office at 407-877-GRDN (4736).