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Technology Report Making Next-Generation Displays
A unique extrusion coating technology is making flexible active-matrix display technology accessible for appliance and consumer electronics engineers.
The idea of "electronic paper" displays is an emerging concept, but one company has created a manufacturing technology that is bringing this concept to reality. Austin, TX, U.S.–based NexTechFAS (www.mercomcapital.com) has developed coating equipment and processes that are helping companies produce flexible active-matrix displays, enabling what many are calling "the era of digital reading."
"Our equipment was initially developed primarily for use with the glass panels common to the flat-panel display (FPD) industry, and we have discovered that certain adaptations are necessary to coat the thin plastic substrates common to flexible displays," explains Scott Snodgrass, vice president of engineering. While the specifics of those adaptations remain proprietary, Snodgrass says they are related to the control of electrostatic discharge and automated substrate handling.
The company's equipment is based on its patented FASCoat extrusion technology, which is said to only dispense the exact fluid amount needed to cover the desired coating area and, as a result, eliminates waste. "In addition to generating highly uniform thin-film coatings in a single operation, the FASCoat method allows for well-defined coating edges and eliminates the need for the edge-bead removal process required by other techniques," Snodgrass says. "It has also been demonstrated to produce excellent coverage over substrates with varying surface topography."
Working in partnership with both materials and equipment developers, NexTechFAS claims to be the only U.S. company to offer integrated coating solutions, which include fully automated work cells, for the manufacture of flexible displays. One partner is UK display maker Plastic Logic, which is using the technology to produce active-matrix backplanes on plastic substrates combined with an electronic-paper front-plane material. The thin plastic displays will be made for commercial portable electronic reader devices. The devices can have flexible screens the size of a piece of paper, or can have up to three times the area of the 6-in. electronic devices on the market already, while remaining virtually weightless.
As more display companies venture into this emerging area, Snodgrass believes the possibilities for industry are endless. "The introduction of flexible active-matrix displays will be a technological milestone in the advancement of the appliance and consumer electronics industries," he says. "The key to this is in the nature of the displays themselves—flexibility. Engineers and designers will be far less restricted in their ability to seamlessly integrate such displays into their products, and the spectrum of products that incorporate such displays will broaden significantly as a result."
While some appliance companies may want to consider leading the charge in flexible-display production, it might be best to leave it to pioneers like Plastic Logic, which is reportedly building the first facility in the world dedicated to the development of backplanes for these flexible displays. "Cost of manufacturing will be one of the primary determinants in an appliance OEM's decision to bring such manufacturing in-house," Snodgrass says. "This cost will be largely influenced by coating technology."
According to Snodgrass, the manufacturing of flexible active-matrix displays is nearing the end of the developmental growth phase, and a variety of manufacturing techniques have been tested by a number of companies. "Extrusion coating has established itself as a highly cost-effective, production-ready process," he says. "This means that current display manufacturers will be able to introduce flexible displays to the market at a competitive price. As the technology advances and the market expands, display prices may drop to the point that appliance OEMs prefer to simply purchase flexible displays from dedicated display manufacturers rather than manufacture the devices themselves."
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The Simulation Learning System (SLS) integrates simulation technology into your pediatric nursing course with realistic patient care scenarios and supportive learning resources that correspond to your text. The SLS offers: targeted reading assignments and critical thinking exercises to prepare you for the simulation experience; access to patient data with a shift report and fully-functional electronic health record (EHR); post-simulation exercises like charting and concept mapping; and review resources such as animations and text references. Using SLS helps bridge the gap between lecture and clinical to prepare you for the real world of nursing. STUDENT ACCESS ONLY - INSTITUTIONAL LICENSE REQUIRED.
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- Pre- and post-simulation activities to help you prepare and reinforce understanding after simulation
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An absolute beauty of a night time moisturiser!! I've got an oily T-zone so I was quite sceptical about using this at night, however, I must admit - it doesn't affect my oiliness, or give me spots & it does a fantastic job of hydrating my skin (along with the essence & repair c serum). I'm onto my 2nd tub of this & have a 3rd on stand-by. I love it so much I've even go my mum hooked onto it & now she swears by it. An absolute winner for me.
I have oily, acne-prone, and now aging skin. I originally bought this product to stave off the signs of aging. I'm loyal to the SKII brand because of their wonderful Pitera elixer, the "Facial Treatment Essence." But that's about all I can say for this brand and product.
I think the packaging is elegant, and I love that a little spatula was included to avoid finger dipping. The cream smells like SKII, nice and refined, but a little acidic. The texture is really light, almost like an emulsion. A little does go a long way.
I was excited to get this because it's anti-aging and SKII. However, I am quite disappointed because 1) it makes my face feel sticky after using it, 2) I do break out every time I use this product, and 3) I didn't notice any reduction in fine lines.
Perhaps this product is not for oily skin? I don't know for sure, but I know that this particular product did not absorb into my skin nor did it leave me with a matte finish.
With regards to the new breakouts, it is a 100% guarantee that there is something in the formula that doesn't agree with my skin. I have always wanted to remain loyal to SKII by using this product, but have always stopped after 1 week due to multiple new breakouts. (So sad!) To date, I have started and stopped using this product 4 times without making changes to my normal skincare routine: toner (SKII Facial Treatment Essence*), moisturizer (Olay Daily Regenerating Serum** - was trying to use SKII Advanced Signs Treatment when I ran out of Olay), SPF (Diorsnow SPF 50 PA+++ ... I already finished the SKII Advanced Protect Essence UV, which has SPF 15 or 16).
*Facial Treatment Essence is not really a toner, but it's watery, so I categorize it as toner.
**Daily Regenerating Serum is not really a moisturizer, but I love the way it's so light and non-sticky on my skin!
It's such a shame my face can't handle this product because it promises so much and is so expensive. I'm using it now as a moisturizer for my arms, elbows, knees, and legs. The usage is great in those areas because it leaves my skin very smooth, soft, and non-sticky! Too bad it's not doing the same for my face!
I love SKII the brand overall and have been using it for years. This is the most disappointing product from this brand that I have tried so far. It makes my skin oily and I don't see that usual effect I usually see from other SKII products. This was expensive too, so for that price, I am disappointed in that there were no results.
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Read it on the magzine all the time, call it " the magic toner" and recommended by many celebrities. So I decided to give it a try, bought the toner along with the Advanced Signs Treatment for the day and Whitening Source Brightener Night Cream for the night, plus the eye cream. Finished half of the bottle, did not feel any difference, just like other regular toners and creams. Maybe its not for my age?? or maybe I need to use at least 4 bottles to see the result??...since the price is not cheap...i finished it, do not want to waste the $$....otherwise I probably switched to a different brand....
ok this was a little better than the treatment milk, however it didn't hydrate well enough. due to the nature of my skin, clogged prone, dehydrated, acne prone, this caused me to break out, it is pretty rich but it didn't moisturise well, instead it felt like it couldn't absorb well, the milk took a bit to absorb as well though, again, i think it is due to the texture.. it felt light yet oily.. i'm not sure how to put it but it couldnt sink in.
THis was a so so moisturiser for me I used this in my mid 20s & thus didnt really see any difference either & as it was so expensive I didnt use it regularily.
I think the only way to see results -clearly is to use this faithfully for 1 mth at least to then judge if its for you. I felt they were coming out with new & better stuff so fast that i could not keep up - upon finishing this in the 80 g tub - i think about 2-3 new SKII products were already launched making me so left behind i didnt pursue this line anymore.
I think only the facial essence & the facial treatment masks will be my repurchase items from this brand.
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I have quite oily skin in summer so this was a great lightweight moisturiser that didnt leave a sheen. In winter though I did not find it sufficiently moisurising as my skin gets quite dry. I also didnt see any anti-ageing results, my skin was much the same as before. Its an ok moisturiser, good for people with greasy skin but for the average results I found it hard to justify paying so much I wont purchase it again.
ITS BEEN DISCONTINUED!? I really wanted to try this :( What is the replacement for this in the SKII line?
This is a very good night time moisturiser for me. It's quite a big tub actually and I have been using it for about 1 year and there is still a lot left. No breakouts/ clogged pores from it. Skin always feels soft and smooth the next morning.
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I want to add shoe mold to my baseboard, but that would mean the shoe mold would not meet the door casings evenly (it would sit 'proud' of the casing). I know that one solution to that is to cut the shoe mold at 45-degrees at end to soften its meeting with the casing - but I don't like that look. Prefer to find a way to build out the casing so that shoe mold hits it flush. If this were new construction I'd install a plinth at the bottom of the casing which would receive the shoe mold nicely. Question: is there a way to install a bottom plinth to the existing casing without removing the casing (too many doors to think of removing all that trim!). Could I carefully cut out the bottom section of the casing with a really fine saw (like a Japanese saw)and then install the plinth? Anyone out there have any experience with this? I appreciate any and all advice! |
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- Posted by sombreuil_mongrel (My Page) on Sat, Apr 24, 10 at 11:01
You can also "return" the shoe; round over the top of a square cut so it appears to miter back into the baseboard. It looks a little classier than the 45 (we usually use 40 degree) end cut. Anyway, yes a japanese saw (I use a fine dovetail saw with an .012" kerf) will make a perfect cut in place. But it's a quick way to ruin a very nice tool sawing paint, finding embedded nails and some plaster. The plinth stock should be no thicker than you need, and often is looks best to bevel it some amount so it is thinner at the door-edge side of the casing, to better follow the profile of the casing. Rectangular-section blocks are only appropriate for casing that is symmetrical down the centerline; equally thick at either edge. Some lumberyards carry 1 or 2 styles of plinth stock, otherwise you get some 6/4 material and play with the tablesaw or plane. Casey |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Sat, Apr 24, 10 at 11:20
Trim carpenters often use a "MultiMaster" for this type of cut. (See link). Since Fein's patent recently ran out, there are a bunch of competitors with new tools -- Bosch, Dremel, Rockwell, even Harbor Freight have lower cost versions if you are not wanting the spend the money for the top of the line model. The accessories (blades) seem to be interchangeable. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Multi-Master
- Posted by someone2010 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 24, 10 at 18:29
If you put a plinth on the bottom, you might have to put a plinth on the top so it doesn't look odd. If it were me, I would measure the amount the shoe molding is proud of the casing, remove the casing, and then use strips of backer to bring the casing to the correct thickness, or get or make new casing thick enough to accommodate the shoe molding. Any way you do it I believe the amount of work will be about the same unless you do the return, like Casey said. |
- Posted by yellowpups (My Page) on Sun, Apr 25, 10 at 13:19
All great ideas - thanks, everyone. Another possibilitiy - instead of the plinth approach - might be to remove the section of baseboard on either side of doors, add a backband piece all around the door casing as a buildup piece, cut the ends of the baseboard and fit it back onto the wall and tight to the new casing backband; and then add the shoe mold to the baseboard. Assuming that I use backband that will project enough to receive the shoe mold -- this should work...right?? Only problem with this approach is that the door casings will now be diff than the window casings. What do you think?? |
"If you put a plinth on the bottom, you might have to put a plinth on the top so it doesn't look odd." Using a bottom plinth only has been SOP for about a few hundred years. Plinths are often plainer than the remaining molding. |
- Posted by someone2010 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 25, 10 at 16:29
Yeah, I'm sure your mitered picture frame molding with plinths on the bottom look real nice. |
A backband on the door without having one on the windows would look fine. |
"Yeah, I'm sure your mitered picture frame molding with plinths on the bottom look real nice." The pieces at the top are called corner blocks, and only are used in a couple styles of molding. Classically they had rosettes cut in the exact same pattern as the rest of the casing with reeding of variouse shapes and spacing. You can still purchase matched sets of bits to form the casing moldings and the matching rosette for the corner blocks. |
I'd also never heard of using plinths with mitred casings until Casey mentioned it (done differently) in the first response. But I am also not sure it would look so hot. What exactly is making you want to add a base shoe? It seems to me it's creating a whole lot of huge trouble, and I wonder if there isn't an easier way to solve the problem that the base shoe is meant to address. Before you sacrifice every doorway in the house, look at the original problem again and see if there isn't another solution. I'm not a fan of base shoe moulding at all anyway, it makes furniture sit too far from the wall. KarinL |
- Posted by yellowpups (My Page) on Sat, May 1, 10 at 13:47
karinl, -- reason I want to add shoe mold is because old maple floors are uneven in many places, showing gaps betw floor and baseboard (the orig reason shoe mold was used in the olde days, I think). Adding the shoe mold (more flex) will cover the gaps and make things look nice and trim. Thanks to all of you for your ideas! I think I'm going with adding backband to door casings. |
Have you thought of just using filler in the gaps? We have this all over the house too. We're still pondering between maybe clear latex and wood-coloured, could use filler too. But I sure wouldn't add a shoe and redo all the casings just to eliminate a couple of spider hiding places :-) You can also get even smaller moulding profiles than a base shoe, might be so unobtrusive you wouldn't have to worry about the casings. KarinL |
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The Premier League is rich, but they don't want to spread the love. That's the story the Guardian ran with this morning in light of record earnings from TV rights deals:
With the Premier League close to finalising a record £5.5bn windfall in broadcasting income, MPs have also warned of this being soaked up by a "culture of greed" at the top of the game and called for the money to be shared more widely to benefit the grassroots and fans' organisations.
The blockbuster TV deal, fuelled by the emergence of BT as a rival to BSkyB for domestic live rights and the continued growth of overseas income, has reignited a fierce debate across football and Westminster about how the cash should be shared and how far the Premier League's responsibilities to the wider game should go. Some MPs have called for a minimum of 7.5% of the total income to be distributed to the grassroots, while others have called for a new funding formula that disaggregates the distribution of cash from the three-year cycle of TV deals to provide greater certainty.
There is another discussion to be had out of all this, and that's the prospect that the TV rights juggernaut may not simply continue on as is forever. When that drop occurs, those smaller groups that rely on the good graces of the top flight are almost certain to take the most damage first.
Sports on TV is more coveted than ever with instant streaming TV and PVRs and downloadable episodes on iTunes etc., football matches happen at an appointed time and place. You have to watch them live by their very nature. This makes them very attractive to TV networks in search of a dwindling younger audience desired by traditional advertisers.
However this does not make TV immune to the growth and improvement of high speed internet cables, which continue to make the prospect of watching games via the Internet more and more palatable. And as the price of TV sports packages increases, more people will turn to alternate sources—including more affordable online subscriptions—to consume football.
Those margins are smaller than those offered by TV, but that TV audience is certain to shrink over time. Moreover, the growth of Instant TV will cause overall TV audiences to drop in the next several decades. That includes those who might have purchased a PL TV rights package had they kept their cable subscription.
I'm just saying, if I'm an investor playing the long game, football on TV seems like a great short term buy. But those hoping to reap the rewards for years to come should take pause.
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Brittany McMillan (now 18) is a self-acclaimed nerd, future elementary school teacher and depression survivor who started her anti-homophobic bullying campaign, Spirit Day, at age 15.
Brittany McMillan is an 18 year-old equal rights activist from Surrey, British Columbia. She has made several lists including The Advocate's 2012 'Top 40 Under 40′ and The Daily Dot's 'Top 10 Online LGBT Activists in 2012.' As well, she has been a runner up in the Me to We Canadian Living Awards (in the Social Action category) and Seventeen Magazine's 2012 'Pretty Amazing Contest.'
In 2010, Brittany started her campaign Spirit Day in response to several LGBT teen suicides in September of that year. Through social media outlets, she asked people all around the world to wear purple to stand up to homophobic bullying and show support for the LGBT community. Brittany partnered with GLAAD, as well as several other major organizations such as The Trevor Project, the It Gets Better Project, the Human Rights Campaign and GLSEN to gather over 2 million participants. Every year since then, Brittany has run Spirit Day and this past year, Brittany celebrated Spirit Day in New York and over 4 million people worldwide wore purple.
Through Spirit Day, Brittany has had many amazing opportunities. She has been interviewed on television and radio and been written about in the newspaper. She has also been honored to walk to red carpet at the GLAAD Media Awards in 2012 alongside celebrities like Shay Mitchell, Diana Agron and Mario Lopez. In addition, she was asked to speak at the Media Awards and present an award to Facebook.
However, none of this would have been possible without the hardships suffered first. Throughout high school, Brittany suffered from depression and anxiety. She was bullied and verbally abused and eventually made several attempts on her life. But it was through these experiences that Brittany was able to stand up for what she believes in. Using her experiences and telling her story, she was able to gather support for Spirit Day and take a stand against bullying.
Upon graduating high school, Brittany was presented with the Stephen Godkin Humanitarian Award for her anti-bullying efforts and for the past year, she has worked full-time in a Children's Centre. Brittany aspires to be an elementary school teacher as she claims that her very own teachers are responsible for the person she's turned out to be. She starts post-secondary school at Douglas College in the Fall and hopes to study lots of medieval history and literature. In her free time, Brittany likes to read (books, fanfictions and comics), blog on Tumblr and eat.


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One person was arrested and charged with burglary, theft and trespassing after Bradley County deputies responded to a Ladd Springs Road address to a "burglary-in-progress" call.
Hoyt Lee Chambers Jr. was taken into custody by deputy Ben Clayton after he spoke with the Michele Hamidi.
According to his report, a neighborhood resident saw two people at a vacant house located at 2187 Ladd Springs Road, and called the Bradley County 911 Center.
After arriving on the scene, Clayton approached Chambers and another suspect.
The two reportedly resided next door to the vacant house.
After questioning Chambers and the other suspect and also noting alleged evidence on Chamber's boots, Clayton determined Chambers had not been telling the truth about being seen at the house, according to his report.
A Mr. Heater propane heater was reportedly taken from the house.
The former resident of the house was contacted.
According to his report, Hamidi stated the heater had been stored in the basement of the house and no one had permission to take it or be on her property.
Chambers was transported to the Bradley County Jail where he was booked on the charges.
The propane heater was recovered and returned to Hamidi.
- Another Ladd Springs Road resident reported the theft of a lawnmower.
Shirley George told deputy Doug Graham that someone had taken her self-propelled Toro mower from beneath her deck.
The theft was reported Wednesday.
According to George, the mower was valued at $50.
- A refrigerator was removed from rental property and the theft was reported to law enforcement.
According to a report filed by deputy Robert Jones of the Bradley County Sheriff's Office, he responded to a Woolen Street address and spoke with James Wehunt, who is the landlord for the property.
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I have a 10' run of cast iron baseboard in the dining section of my "country kitchen" (do they still call it that?). I am planning to put in a door to the outside in this wall, maybe french doors or maybe a single door. It will lead out to the deck I am planning to have done this fall. The problem is that I don't really have another wall to which I can move this baseboard. I think I have to replace it with something smaller that takes up less linear footage, but what? Can you put in traditional radiators with a hot-water system? Is there something else that would take up less space? I really have no idea where to go on this! I hate to give up the cast iron baseboard because it is so nice and toasty, but I've waited 15 years for the deck! Any help is much appreciated! Kelly |
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Here is a company that sells cast iron baseboards. You can also put in baseboard make of other materials. They also sell traditional radiators for your hot water system. http://www.oldcastironradiators.com/index.htm Here is another company which makes all types of designer radiators. You can find a style and color to match your country kitchen. http://www.runtalnorthamerica.com/residential_radiators/index.html |
these are great resources, thanks so much! |
Don't forget Jaga for the most Avant-garde with respect to design, technical and artistic! SR |
Here is a link that might be useful: Jaga USA
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Ornamental Features:
Blue Carpet Stonecrop is bathed in stunning shell pink star-shaped flowers at the ends of the stems from mid to late summer. It's attractive tiny succulent needle-like leaves are silvery blue in color. The foliage often turns pink in fall. The fruit is not ornamentally significant.
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Blue Carpet Stonecrop is a dense herbaceous evergreen perennial with a ground-hugging habit of growth. It brings an extremely fine and delicate texture to the garden composition and should be used to full effect.
This perennial will require occasional maintenance and upkeep, and is best cleaned up in early spring before it resumes active growth for the season. Deer don't particularly care for this plant and will usually leave it alone in favor of tastier treats. Gardeners should be aware of the following characteristic(s) that may warrant special consideration;
- Spreading
Blue Carpet Stonecrop is recommended for the following landscape applications;
- General Garden Use
- Groundcover
- Border Edging
- Rock/Alpine Gardens
- Mass Planting
Plant Characteristics:
Blue Carpet Stonecrop will grow to be only 1 inch tall at maturity extending to 2 inches tall with the flowers, with a spread of 12 inches. Its foliage tends to remain low and dense right to the ground. It grows at a medium rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for approximately 10 years.
This perennial does best in full sun to partial shade. It prefers dry to average moisture levels with very well-drained soil, and will often die in standing water. It is considered to be drought-tolerant, and thus makes an ideal choice for a low-water garden or xeriscape application. It is not particular as to soil pH, but grows best in poor soils, and is able to handle environmental salt. It is highly tolerant of urban pollution and will even thrive in inner city environments. This plant can be propagated by division.
This species is not originally from North America.


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- Posted by soonergrandmom Z6 Grove (My Page) on Fri, Jul 15, 11 at 21:29
Very interesting. The mother seems to have a lot of black also so I wounder if she is the child of a black parent. |
I don't really know anything about the genetics of this deer family, just that the photographer says the two fawns are twins. Jeanie |
These black white-tailed deer are found more commonly in one region in Central Texas than in any other place. I think I read an article around researchers once who were studying them and they said the specific area that they were studying had more of them than exist in the entire rest of the world combined. About 5 of these black deer are harvested in Texas annually during hunting season. I saw another photo once of twin fawns, but both of them were black. They are both rare and beautiful, and I bet they're lying low in this heat because those black bodies would absorb that sunlight and heat them up. |
- Posted by mulberryknob z6OK (My Page) on Fri, Jul 15, 11 at 22:32
Cool. My dad has a race of black squirrels on his place but I've never seen a black fawn. |
- Posted by soonergrandmom Z6 Grove (My Page) on Fri, Jul 15, 11 at 22:54
We have white squirrels in our area and I understand there is a park in Missouri that is filled with them. I have never seen the one that my neighbors (and my son) have seen, but I have seen one at my friends house about a mile from my house. Here we see more grey squirrels than anything else and in southern Oklahoma where I grew up I only saw fox squirrels which are red(ish). |
They often have white squirrels on the campus of the University of North Texas in Denton too. All I ever see here are those reddish fox squirrels. Today one of the firefighters commented to me that we weren't seeing any wildlife whatsoever at any of the fires this last week. I mentioned I'd noticed that too....and we've been out all hours of the day and night. Oh, if grasshoppers count as wildlife, we saw a lot of them a few days ago out west, but none since. Grasshoppers, however, aren't rare nor are they especially beautiful (except, maybe, to other grasshoppers). |
- Posted by soonergrandmom Z6 Grove (My Page) on Sat, Jul 16, 11 at 1:41
Dawn, I am hesitant to say this because it could change tomorrow, but I have seen one grasshopper in my garden. Of course, if they came early they would have to fight the Japanese Beetles for it. LOL You need to be especially careful at those fires. Since you were close to a heat stroke once before, I think that makes you more vulnerable. Bless you for what you are doing, but please be careful. |
That black fawn is wonderful. I particularly like the photo of him running. It's almost as if he's saying "wheeeee". I've never seen a black fawn before. The first time I ever saw white squirrels was in So. Illinois where they are quite common. In CA we usually had the big pale blue-gray ones with super-bushy tails. Soonergrandmom, if you'd like any grasshoppers, you're more than welcome to some of mine. I have more than enough to share. And Dawn, I echo the above sentiment. Bless you, and be careful. Pat |
Carol, I'm being as careful as I can be, and it was "only" heat exhaustion that I had at a fire in 2006, not heat stroke. : ) Sometimes it is just so hot and you can't cool down enough especially if there is no shade at the fire scene, but we try to stay as cool as possible. Yesterday we had a firefighter go down and had to call paramedics, and today one of the local law enforcement officers got too hot and got sick. The heat here is just brutal. About half the fire departments in the county were out on fires overnight last night and into the early morning hours this morning, and we were joking about how much more pleasant it was to be "out there" when the temps were in the 80s in the moonlight than when they are well over 100 in the sunlight hours. Too bad we can't do our gardening in the moonlight, but there's that whole pesky snake issue. I've seen more snakes in the last 3 days than in the last 3 months. They are coming up to the house where I have soaker hoses around the foundation and lying on the cool, moist soil there. Dawn |
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Hi, I am planting houseplants for the first time, having gathered up various cuttings (including spider plants, jade plants, aloe, corn plant, umbrella plant). I was given a big sack of compost (not shop bought) so decided to use that, and started potting (so far I've potted the spider, jade, corn and aloe). Being new to this, I thought I'd better check on whether it's ok to use compost for indoor potting, so was looking through some of the threads here to find an answer. I've come across mixed opinions. Could you please advice! Should I repot? If so, should I mix the compost with another type of plant soil? I'm not sure what to do, and really don't want to ruin these wonderful cuttings! Thanks, Katy |
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Hi Katy, That's a hard one to answer without knowing what was composted to make the mix, and how old it is. It might be made from mostly vegetable material, or maybe it's made from rotted down waste like from chickens, farms or horse stables? So without knowing what went into it, you can't really regard it as "soil" or "potting mix" as it may not drain well, , it might have a PH not right for the the type of plants you want, or it might not be sufficiently aged and so still have the potential to harbour plant diseases. Especially with cuttings, which are susceptible to rotting If I were you starting out, I'd want to give my cuttings the best shot, and buy a professionally mixed potting soil that will have the right blend of earthy material and peaty mix, plus fertilizer. My recommendation would be, to buy a bag of that, such as you can afford, and re-pot your new cuttings. If you ask at a specialist garden centre or hardware place that has experienced people, you might even find a smaller bag of material specifically for propagating plants. As to the sack, well I never waste anything so I would ask where you got it, exactly what it was, and then we can tell you how to further improve it to maybe convert it to proper potting mix or ensure it's safe for indoor or outdoor plants. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Fri, May 24, 13 at 8:45
Hi Katy, welcome to GardenWeb and house plants! I see that you're in Canada from your profile so think I should ask first about terminology. Our friends in England use the word compost interchangeably with potting mix, so I wonder if that is what you meant also? Or did you intend the American meaning of the word compost (the finished product of decomposition?) Alison, I agree with the reasons you've offered why one wouldn't want to put "American compost" in a pot for propagation. Also agree with finding a use for this bag of stuff, once we're sure what it is. But I would encourage you and Katy to explore this issue a bit more if interested. Store-bought bags of potting mix (at least without some type of alteration/improvement) are not usually preferred by those who have been growing potted plants for a long time for various and numerous reasons. In a nutshell, these soils hold onto moisture too long, and fill all of the spaces in the pot, so there are no tiny air pockets. This can cause roots to rot, especially if it's packed tightly around the roots, although it will settle itself into that condition without packing. Container soils and water retention/movement. I don't like what peat (the primary and most abundant ingredient in bagged potting mixes) does/how it acts in a container, and since I've stopped bringing this stuff to my house, my plants have stopped dying from "overwatering." That's all I need to know. But there are other reasons one might want to move away from peat. Peat moss ecological issues. |
- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Fri, May 24, 13 at 12:35
Hi & welcome, I'm a regular here & at Cactus & Succulent Forum (C&S for short). Pls. remove the Jade & the Aloe from that mix as it will likely rot them. Btwn that compost being too rich for them, it'll likely hold too much water for them as well & will be a quick path to their demise. Better to use some C&S mix w/ a lot of extra perlite, like 30-40% at least. And as to succulents, when in doubt abt watering, pls. don't water. That's the quick lesson in how not to kill succulents. Composted material aren't usually recommended for container plants; they behave differently than plants potted directly into the ground. |
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As the title states I'm stumped by whether I can install 2 or 3 blinds for my 240cm(w) X 101cm(H) window in one my bedrooms. Anyone has idea? Thanks very much! P.S. Sorry for the darkened picture. |
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Absolutely, you can. I have a 12 foot wide slider-3 panels, each 4 ft. wide that can stack to the left, right or center. I used 3 roller shades and it worked out beautifully. |
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Company - Carters Cool Plants
This is my first order with them. Plants were packaged very well. In fact it was one of the better packing jobs I've ordered in the last year. Plants are in great condition & the price was also good... these will be listed below. I placed my order a few months ago, this past Tuesday I e-mailed and asked if they were able to have them shipped because of the nice weekend and they were able to. They ran out of boxes, so they had to leave 2 plants out which is ok... these should be in next week. Another positive is that they give very large heavy half inch round stakes with each plant. Some of the plants that outgrow there stakes such as 'Pendula Bruns', they added anther larger stake with it. Normally I get very small stakes or no stakes at all and I need to go purchase some. The large pieces of wood was just taped on for packing so they won't slide across the box. Picea pungens 'Blue Totem' $35
Pinus parviflora 'Aoi' $34.50
Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns' $35
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Moonshine' $35
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Wissel's Saguaro' $14.50
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Melody' $12
Pinus mugo 'Carstens' $14.50
Pinus mugo 'Spilled Mil' $14.50
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 15:43
i dont understand how they came out of the L-shaped box that you posted in the other post??? otherwise.. spectacular ... ken |
Way to go Rick. A satisfied customer is the best advertising. Mike |
- Posted by GrapeSocks 5b (NE IL) (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 16:27
I was happy with my order, too. Plants look good and packing was excellent. The pots were packed in the box just tightly enough so they couldn't move; tops of pots were covered and taped so no dirt spilled. The pots of my Pinus mugo 'Carstens' and Picea pungens 'Blue Pearl' were screwed together onto a tall, flat piece of wood. I'm guessing that was done to keep them from tipping completely over (possibly breaking) if the shipper wasn't very careful. Emails to them were returned promptly. A good experience. |
- Posted by ricksample 6 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 17:05
Thanks everyone! I will post the other two from this company hopefully next week. Another good thing about this company is they post the actual plant on the website instead of the full grown image that most sites have. Seeing the size before you make the purchase is a huge plus! Ken - That L-shape box is is actually 3 separate boxes all taped together. Let's take one of those individual boxes... The inside is just large enough to fit the 1 gal which keeps it from sliding around. You will notice some have a 1" 4' piece of plywood. That is screwed into the plant container. Then they also taped some of the smaller quart size containers to the same piece of wood. So really you just have a 4' box... you have a 4' piece of wood. They screwed/taped the plants to this piece of wood. Then they just slid the entire unit I guess you can call it into each box. It makes it impossible for anything to move. For the plants, they put some grassy type material over the dirt, they taped this to the pot, then they put it in a plastic bag. |
- Posted by gardener365 IL 5/6 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 20:04
Very nice plants Rick. Dax |
- Posted by ricksample 6 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 20:09
Thanks Dax Typo above... Pinus mugo 'Spilled Mil' Should be Pinus mugo 'Spilled Milk'... By the way... does anyone have a larger photo of this? Why is it called spilled milk anyhow? lol |
Some wonderful looking plants |
- Posted by firefightergardener 7/8 (email@example.com) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 21:37
Some nice looking, healthy specimens. It sounds like this company goes all out on the shipping protection - a good thing considering the price of conifers and how rough shipping can treat them. I posted many reviews years ago and while I have a few left up my sleeve, it's great to see some others making new ones for newer companies. Thanks Rick! -Will |
Some great plants Rick. They are in excellent condition per the photo after shipping. I like your choices. Cher |
- Posted by coniferjoy (My Page) on Sun, Mar 18, 12 at 7:08
Rick, you bought yourself some very nice additions for your conifer collection. I must say that Carters Cool Plants do have a great quality plants! I don't know why the mugo pine is named 'Spilled Milk'. |
- Posted by gardener365 IL 5/6 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 18, 12 at 8:22
Don't drop a match on that trail. That's nuclear! Dax |
- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 18, 12 at 10:26
spilled milk... buckholts pix show yellow tips.. who knows why that looks like milk .... ken |
- Posted by ricksample 6 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 20, 12 at 19:48
Perhaps I'll see something special when spring comes... I will keep you all posted. I got home and found a huge package on my doorstep. It looks like they were out of the 1 gallons... and instead sent them both in 2 gallon pots! These are my largest plants by far, I think everything else I own is a foot maybe 2 at the most. Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Pendula' - Not the rarest I know, but every time I see one I cant help but stare. ONLY $12 BUCKS! Pinus densiflora 'Golden Ghost' $35 |
Very impressive Rick. Would love to see photos when you get them all planted out. Cher |
- Posted by gardener365 IL 5/6 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 7:09
It's going to be great to see all these when they're planted. I'm looking forward. Dax |
Ah Rick, what great plants you purchased. I love Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Moonshine'. Thank you for sharing your new arrivals. Mine should be coming this week. I'm going to mall the poor mailman. Every time I hear a truck drive by I run to the door. LOL. Good luck with your new plants. |
Nice work Rick. Especially like your chams! Carter's plants look nicer in person than his postings on ebay. |
- Posted by ricksample 6 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 31, 12 at 20:22
Will I think the Chams are probably my favorite this time around... I actually felt Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Wissel's Saguaro' today for the first time and it feels like plastic... I couldn't believe it lol. For those interested in Pinus mugo 'Spilled Milk': It looks like like the needles will start off white. It'll be nice having this plant 2'+ wide and having these white buds light up in the spring. |
Nice plant! Share pics in another week or so. |
- Posted by severnside UKsouthwest9 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 2, 12 at 5:45
That's a handsome mugo. |
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Huawei ban may put free-trade with China talks on hold
PUBLISHED: 22 Nov 2013 00:05:00 | UPDATED: 23 Nov 2013 03:48:54PUBLISHED: 19 Nov 2013 PRINT EDITION: 22 Nov 2013Angus Grigg
The Australian government's continuing ban of Huawei has emerged as a sticking point in free-trade negotiations with China, as Trade Minister Andrew Robb relaunched talks in Beijing on Thursday.
Mr Robb said China's Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng raised the controversial telecommunications company during their two-hour meeting, although it was outside the formal negotiations.
"It was raised in the general discussion along with a number of other topics," Mr Robb said in Beijing.
"He [Mr Gao] put to me the position of the Chinese government, which is public, and I listened."
The new Coalition government briefly toyed with the idea of lifting the ban on Huawei, but Prime Minister Tony Abbott has insisted it will stay in place due to security concerns.
Mr Robb was in Beijing to put the government's revised FTA negotiating position to the Chinese side, after eight years of talks without a breakthrough.
Mr Robb indicated China was open to greater access for Australian companies in the service sector.
"Minister Gao confirmed there is a willingness and keenness for China to move to the next level in its economic development, and services are fundamental to this," he said.
China's more open attitude to Australia service companies follows a pledge by the country's new leadership to open up its economy.
The pledge was made at the conclusion of last week's Third Plenum, a key economic meeting of the Chinese Communist Party.
China has committed to allow more foreign investment in areas like health, education, childcare and financial services, although it has provided no details.
"The Third Plenum document talks about not discriminating between local companies and foreign companies," Mr Robb said. "We discussed the mutual benefit from services."
Australia was the first country to launch FTA negotiations with China in 2005, but the talks stalled earlier this year after 19 rounds of negotiations.
The new government has committed to signing an FTA with China by September next year.
If the new government is successful in signing an agreement it will likely be a very different deal to that envisaged when talks began.
The Australian government had ambitions of gaining greater access to China's closed financial services sector.
This included allowing Australian banks to increase their equity positions in local banks beyond 20 per cent.
But China has consistently said it will not change its laws to accommodate an FTA.
Australia will most likely have to shelve the idea of a "comprehensive agreement" in favour of better outcomes for beef, lamb, dairy, wine and horticultural producers, while achieving a more modest agreement on access for Australian service firms.
Shen Danyang, the spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday that China "greatly appreciated" the new commitment by Australia to conclude a deal.
"We would like to conclude the negation soon and to sign the agreement," he said.
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The Mesches show closes this Sunday, but there's a little more time left to see The Dream Mill, which comes down next weekend. Unfortunately, that show suffers from inadequate gallery space at the Lakewood Cultural Center. The LCC's visual-arts specialist, Elizabeth Morton, dealt with the problem by drafting the huge adjacent lobby and the generously proportioned mezzanine as additional spaces. This is a good solution, but it prevents the show from holding together because the works are so widely separated. It's too bad the only recently completed LCC didn't include a sufficiently large exhibition space to begin with.
Zalkind, who worked with Morton, began by issuing a call for entries, but virtually no one responded, so he recruited artists himself, many of them through their representative galleries.
Among the standouts are two haunting Iris prints by Philadelphia photographer Ruth Thorne-Thomsen that take up imaginary seascapes as their subject. They are the product of an elaborate process involving the construction of miniature sets, which are photographed, digitized and altered before being printed. These photo-based works are from the same series as those currently on display at Robischon, in which Thorne-Thomsen's work is covered in some depth.
The Dream Mill
Through November 7
Lakewood Cultural Center, 480 South Allison Parkway, Lakewood
101 Vampires
Through October 31
GOOG, 765 Santa Fe Drive
The work of Colorado photographers is also seen in The Dream Mill, including an animated lenticular photo of swimmers by Linda Girvin and a self-portrait by Michael Ensminger titled "Frida's Dream," in which the photographer is dressed up as Frida Kahlo. The black-and-white nude silhouettes by Randy Brown are really choice.
Other things worth seeing are "The Waking Dream," a delicately detailed mixed-media collage by Michele Barnes; "Tattoo," a landscape painting by Jack Balas over which a paragraph of fiction floats; and two paintings by Peter Illig in which disparate representational images are improbably juxtaposed. A pair of multi-panel pieces by Jerry Kunkel do the same thing in a different way. The Kunkels feature enigmatic representational images lined up in horizontal rows of ten separate panels each. Creepy yet somehow lyrical are the two paintings -- one of a robot, the other of aliens from outer space -- by Paul Gillis. These subjects could have produced hokey results, but not the way Gillis handles them.
Really spectacular is a dusty-toned mural-sized painting called "Los Capuchinos," by Santiago Perez. Morton points out that painting inquisitors in conical hats and stylized masks, as he does in this case, is out of character for Perez.
In both of these shows, the artists are able to convey a sense of uneasiness and foreboding by using a variety of non-literal images. "Both shows capture the way artists deal with the non-rational and convey ideas in non-verbal ways," says Zalkind. "I believe artists can tap into non-rational ways of approaching things better than others can."
Speaking of the irrational, how about trying to mount a credible art show called 101 Vampires? Well, curator Kathryn Charles actually pulled it off. True, the show has no shortage of the kind of stuff that will appeal to every young woman in the city who wears black lipstick, but there's something in this goth presentation that's appealing to the rest of us as well.
Like Zalkind, Charles found herself in an awkward position, given the show's theme. "The day the World Trade Center came down, I thought, would anyone want to see a show about vampires? It seemed so irrelevant," she says. "But I had already done too much work on it. I had to go on, and I'm really glad I did."
When Charles says that she'd already done a lot of work on the show, she wasn't kidding. Not only did she put together an impressive group of sponsors and locate a wide variety of material from a vast array of collectors, dealers and artists, but she had to deal with the crisis of having been put out of the venue originally set for the show: the Emmanuel Gallery. Charles had been the interim director at Emmanuel and had been given the okay for the show earlier this year, only to be dismissed after she'd already issued a call for entries. Eventually she found a home for the exhibit, in the gallery space at the front of Pat Ryan's GOOG studio and workshop.
The show looks great, bringing together an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink assortment of material, including a nineteenth-century vampire-killer kit that contains a gun, a Bible, a crucifix and a wooden stake, as well as contemporary abstract paintings -- like the one by Jeffrey Keith -- which are only related to the rest of the show by their rich deep colors.
And let's not forget the attractions for that black-lipstick crowd -- notably, Jane Falkenberg's scrupulously done representational paintings of vampires and their fellow travelers, among other things of that ilk.
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I have been shopping for new bathroom floor tile and find that I like what I have better than what is in the store. The problem is not the tile, but the grout which is wide and discolored here and there. I wish the grout lines were thinner but I can live with if I could clean the grout up and seal it The grout is darkish grey and has a few white spots on it but won't scrub out. At least not with scrubbing bubbles and a brush. Obviously the last step would be to seal it, but what are my options now? Chisel it out and re-do, file down the few spots and patch with grout (I still have the original grout, but it might not match the been-there-for-a-while grout) "paint it" with grout colorant? My hubby would be so happy if we didn't have to pay for new tile too. |
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If you were to regrout or patch, don't use your leftover grout. It only has a certain shelf life so your results (durability and color matching) would most likely disappoint. A recommendation that many have had excellent results with would be to use a colorant like Aquamix Grout Colorant. You clean the grout with Aquamix's grout cleaner. Then apply the colorant. It's epoxy-based, so it will be a film-type of colorant over your existing grout. Not a penetrating-type of sealer. It does work very well for recoloring problematic grout, and being epoxy, it's an excellent sealer as well. If you want to remove the existing grout, I don't chisel it out. I use a diamond bit either in a dremel-type of tool, or in a multimaster-type of tool. Depends on the situation. You want to remove the exiting grout at least as deep as the grout joint is wide. Vacuum/clean it out well. Then regrout. Good luck! |
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Joe Paterno's name off Big Ten trophy
In light of the child sex-abuse scandal at Penn State, Joe Paterno's name has been removed from the new Big Ten championship trophy, the conference announced Monday.
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A public opinion survey shows that 51 percent of Americans think Joe Paterno should have been fired, compared to 21 percent who thought he should have kept his job.
However, Pennsylvanians feel the opposite. The survey -- conducted by Global Strategy Group in conjunction with ESPN Research -- showed that 45 percent of Pennsylvania residents think firing Paterno was the wrong decision, compared to 35 percent who said it was the right one.
The poll included 804 Americans from Nov. 11-13 and conducted using an online methodology recruiting from a representative panel of Americans. Special care was taken to ensure that the geographic and demographic divisions of the actual population were properly represented. An oversample of 145 interviews with Pennsylvania residents was used to gather reactions there.
Nationally, the poll showed that Paterno's favorability rating was 25 percent "favorable" and 49 percent "unfavorable" during the survey. Prior to that, 51 percent of fans saw Paterno as "favorable" and only nine percent didn't.
However, avid college football fans had a 51 percent favorable impression of Paterno, with a 41 percent unfavorable impression. Just 22 percent of Americans felt Paterno should have coached until the end of the season; in Pennsylvania, however, that number jumped to 41 percent.
Most fans felt Penn State handled the situation appropriately, but 60 percent disapproved of how students reacted by protesting (only 16 percent approved).
-- ESPN.com
The Big Ten said that the crisis at Penn State, which led to Paterno's firing as coach Wednesday night, prompted the decision to remove his name from the Stagg-Paterno Championship Trophy. The trophy will be awarded Dec. 3 at the inaugural Big Ten football championship game at Indianapolis.
The trophy will now be called the Stagg Championship Trophy.
"We believe that it would be inappropriate to keep Joe Paterno's name on the trophy at this time," Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany said in a statment. "The trophy and its namesake are intended to be celebratory and aspirational, not controversial. We believe that it's important to keep the focus on the players and the teams that will be competing in the inaugural championship game."
Amos Alonzo Stagg won 319 games in 57 years, most at the University of Chicago. Paterno's 409 wins are the most by a major college coach.
Penn State (8-2, 5-1 Big Ten ) and Michigan State (8-2, 5-1) lead their respective divisions and will advance to the title game in Indianapolis if they win the rest of their games.
The Big Ten pointed to the recent grand jury indictments against retired Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky and two other officials, a U.S. Department of Education investigation into Penn State's response to the allegations of sexual abuse involving Sandusky, and Paterno's dismissal by the school's board of trustees as reasons to remove Paterno's name from the trophy.
Robert Stagg of Grand Rapids, Mich., a great grandson of Amos Alonzo Stagg, said last week his family was honored to have the Stagg name on the trophy whatever happened with Paterno's name.
Penn State said it would not comment.
Paterno was fired Wednesday after he initially said he planned to retire at the end of his 46th season, but the outcry following the arrest of Sandusky on 40 criminal counts of molestation proved too much for the board of trustees to ignore.
Defensive coordinator Tom Bradley was selected as interim coach, and No. 21 Penn State lost Saturday in its first game of the post-Paterno era. The Nittany Lions, who have a one-game lead on Wisconsin (No. 17 BCS, No. 15 AP) in the Leaders Division of the Big Ten, finish the season with road games against Ohio State and the Badgers.
Tickets to the championship game already have been printed and they include an image of the trophy and the name Stagg-Paterno. Big Ten spokesman Scott Chipman said many of the tickets have been shipped and the conference will not reprint the remaining tickets.
Adam Rittenberg covers Big Ten football for ESPN.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Information from The Associated Press was included in this report.
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More than six decades of achievement could not withstand the sin of omission in connection to a terrible scandal. And so it ends for Joe Paterno. Ivan Maisel | Paterno fired | Full coverage
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A wonderful thing about the Facebook IPO is that there is a proliferation of imaginary markets in which to … well, not trade it exactly, but say what you would be doing if you could trade it, which is almost as good. Here is the Wall Street Journal's imaginary market, with a "Current Price Prediction" of $52.43, off a touch from the $150.13 as of … yesterday. Admire their specificity! Elsewhere you get only binaries, or I guess ternaries, like CNBC's "Do You Think Buying Facebook Shares Would Be a Good Investment?" [yes / no / don't know], or Felix Salmon's "Are you seriously thinking of buying Facebook shares?" [yes / no / umm, I'm buying them for a friend].
In the imaginary market that counts (I guess?), Facebook is up "an average of 14 percent" (!) as the underwriters raised the IPO range from $28-$35 to $34-$38 in a refiled S-1 this morning. This is good news if you bought in the imaginary market at $28-$35, as I suppose the underwriters imaginarily did, and also good news if you avoided the real market when it last cleared north of $44, as this guy who's pissing away his child's college money on Facebook did. If you like numbers, you could look at these numbers*:
One reason that the imaginary markets have captured the fancy of young and old is that it's easy to have an opinion on Facebook. I am on Facebook, you think. I can analyze its business prospects. Can you? For example, here's an easy one: would you buy a Chevy Volt because you saw it on Facebook? I would not, and I am not alone:
General Motors Co. plans to stop advertising on Facebook after the company's marketing executives determined their paid ads had little impact on consumers, people familiar with the matter said, a move that comes as more companies question the effectiveness of advertising on the social networking site.
The article is amusing throughout; for some reason I especially enjoyed the fact that Facebook is going from 25% to 0% of GM's Facebook budget:
Asked about the move, GM marketing chief Joel Ewanick said the auto maker, "is definitely reassessing our advertising on Facebook, although the content is effective and important." Content refers to the unpaid Facebook pages many companies use to promote their products. …
GM spends about $40 million on its Facebook presence. About $10 million of that is paid to Facebook for advertising, the rest covers content created for the site, agencies that manage the content and daily maintenance of GM's pages, people familiar with the figures said.
Left unanswered is why GM sources are telling this to the Journal now, instead of waiting a week and being able to insider trade on it.**
I've been sort of dismissive in the past about how hard it would be to successfully execute an IPO like this – I mean, 11- and 79-year-olds who've never bought stocks are clamoring to buy, and the book is supposedly 25x covered in Asia alone, which is kind of an amazing stat. Also, I cannot reiterate this enough, there is a movie about it. The $150mm or so that the banks stand to earn here is probably out of proportion to the difficulty of their task. And I and others have questioned whether going out with a relatively conservative initial price range was more for the banks' benefit than for Facebook's.
That said, though, there's something to be said for the execution so far. This book is 25x covered. What does that suggest to you about the market-clearing price for Facebook shares?*** It suggests to me something like … well, let me draw you a picture:
That is, this deal is priced to generate frenzy despite problems ranging from dress code violations, through somewhat amazingly getting an HSR second request on Facebook's $1bn purchase of a company that doesn't sell anything to anyone, to Facebook's only source of revenue being ineffective. The interaction of the current price range and the strong demand makes a pricing at the top of the range, and pop the next day, pretty bulletproof. Let's say that GM's announcement scares half of Facebook's investors away altogether. That still leaves it 12x covered in Asia alone. 12x covered, especially on a company where no valuation metrics make particular sense (so why have limits?), suggests a top-of-range pricing and a whole lot of people buying in the market the next day.
For a company that lives on buzz, that relies on coolness and ubiquity not only for its capital markets strategy but also for its business strategy, that can't be a bad thing. Much like … umm … Facebook, the IPO provides a limitless distraction. Bad news about the business? That's okay, you can always make the story about the IPO price bump and attendant frenzy. And if everyone wants to blow their money on Facebook, there must be an advertising model in there somewhere.
Amendment No. 7 to Form S-1 [EDGAR]
GM to Stop Advertising on Facebook [WSJ]
* Note that I'm assuming that the greenshoe will be exercised; if there were an imaginary market for betting on that I would say yes.
** Right? The timing is weird. Maybe they're hoping to get allocated in the IPO so want to soften demand?
*** I believe the correct answer is "it is greater than $34, but otherwise nothing!" Buyers at margins, etc. But don't kid yourself, 25x covered probably gives you a wide range of limits, so the semi-correct answer is … that the greenshoe will be exercised, let us say, at a minimum. No position / not advice / do your own research / go away!
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too long to read Matt, as usual
I want the job where I get paid $40 million a year to maintain a free Facebook page.
Sounds great! I'll take 20mm shares.
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I don't like seeing free viagra on my Facebook page
The Whale's real trade: Shorting IPO-allotted shares below $30
Why does it not surprise me that said job resides under the umbrella of General Motors?
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