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Published: Thursday, March 12th, 2015
Heading into last Thursday night's Region 8A semifinal game at St. Thomas More, Custer head coach Paul Kelley said his team needed to avoid falling behind huge in the first quarter, like they have done so many times to the Cavaliers in recent years.
Mission accomplished.
Unfortunately for the Wildcats, after a Sam Mertz drive for a basket, foul and free throw cut the Cavalier lead to 17-15 early in the second quarter, St. Thomas More outscored them 48-13 the rest of the way, handing the Wildcats another lopsided loss at the hands of More, this time by the score of 65-28. The loss ended Custer's season at 8-14.
Published: Thursday, March 5th, 2015
While it was a building year for the Custer wrestling team, the season ended with one making it to the state "B" tournament.
Senior wrestler David Sigdestad was the lone Wildcat at the state meet held Feb. 27-28 in Rapid City.
"Going into the place, he had a tough draw," said coach Jared Webster. "He wrestled well."
Published: Thursday, March 5th, 2015
The Custer High School boys basketball team will hope the third time is the charm for it against St. Thomas More this season when it travels to Rapid City for its third matchup of the season against the Cavaliers Thursday night. The game, which will be one of the two semifinals in Region 8A play, will be Custer's third game against the Cavaliers this season. The Cavs soundly defeated the 'Cats the two previous times the teams met this season. Tip off is scheduled for 7 p.m. at St. Thomas More's gym.
The Wildcats have been hurt both inside and outside by the Cavaliers this season, as in the first game it was Cavalier big man Isaac Kortemeyer who did most of the damage against the 'Cats, while the second game at home saw the Cavaliers bury the 'Cats in an avalance of three-pointers.
Published: Wednesday, February 25th, 2015
It was a rough last two games of the season for the Custer High School girls basketball team, as it coughed up a lead in both games, including an eight-point lead Monday night in the first round of Region 8A play in Hill City.
The Wildcats were outscored 18-12 in the fourth quarter of a game they led most of the way in a 49-45 loss to the Rangers.
Custer head coach Stephanie Ornelas said patience—or lack thereof—was the 'Cats' downfall in the season-ending loss.
Published: Wednesday, February 25th, 2015
It's win or go home time for the Custer High School boys basketball team, as it will play the Hill City Rangers for the third time this season in the opening round of Region 8A tournament Monday night at the Armory.
Depending on the outcome of last night's game against the Rangers in Hill City, the Wildcats may be looking to defeat the Rangers for the third time this season, having already defeated them once already in the Armory earlier in the season.
Published: Wednesday, February 25th, 2015
One lone wrestler will represent Custer in the State Class "B" tournament this weekend in Rapid City.
Senior wrestler David Sigdestad (195 pounds) punched his ticket to the state meet after taking second place in the Region 4B tournament this past Saturday, Feb. 21. The top four placers in each weight class will go on to the state meet.
"I was happy with how he kept moving and taking shots," said coach Jared Webster. "He wrestled the whole time."
Published: Thursday, February 19th, 2015
The Custer High School boys basketball team got back on the winning track last Friday night in Belle Fourche, jumping out to a big lead and holding off a late Bronc charge to come away with a 59-55 win.
The Wildcats came out with a strong first quarter to take a 17-9 lead and were up by 10 in the fourth quarter before the Broncs made a furious last charge.
"Our defense lapsed some. We gave them a lot of easy looks," head coach Paul Kelley said.
Published: Thursday, February 19th, 2015
A modest three-game winning streak came to an end for the Custer High School girls basketball team last weekend when it lost to the visiting Wall Eagles Feb. 10, followed by a loss in Belle Fourche last Friday evening.
Against Belle Fourche the girls trailed most of a game that Custer head coach Steph Ornelas said was played at a slow pace. Custer struggled to make shots or even get many off in the game, although Ornelas said the shots the team did take were good ones.
"A few of them were waived off because of a charge or a silly call,"�she said.
Ornelas said the Wildcats managed to cut the lead to seven near the end of the third quarter, but could get no closer.
Published: Thursday, February 12th, 2015
Custer High School head basketball coach Paul�Kelley didn't have to look at the stat sheet after his team lost in Hot Springs last Friday evening to know what his team's downfall was. He was aware as it was happening.
"The thing that really stood out was how many times we let them get offensive rebounds," he said. "That was the stat that led to our demise."
Published: Thursday, February 12th, 2015
The Custer High School girls basketball team extended its winning streak to three games and inched within one game of a .500 record when it defeated the Hot Springs Bison last Friday night in Hot Springs.
Tori Glazier was the team's leading scorer in the game, as she netted 12 points with seven steals, while Jasmine Cisneros scored 11, including three baskets from beyond the arc.
Published: Thursday, February 12th, 2015
The regular season has come to an end for the Custer High School wrestling team, leaving six members of the team with a welcomed tournament medal.
Six wrestlers placed in the top eight at the Black Hills Classic Tournament held Saturday, Feb. 7, in Hill City. The big winner of the day was senior David Sigdestad (195 pound), who took first place in his weight class, after defeating Hill City's Mitchell Peterson in a 5-3 decision.
Freshman wrestler Wyatt Dooley took second place while brother Chance took third in the 106-pound weight class. Ben Marchand (182) also took third place, while teammates Blake Jensen (138) and Blake Kainz (132) took sixth and eighth, respectively.
Published: Thursday, February 5th, 2015
With the wrestling season starting to wind down, the Custer Wildcats are just where they need to be if they want to finish strong.
The team competed at the Belle Fourche Invitational Tournament Jan. 30-31, where the Wildcats placed eighth as a team, earning 77 points over the course of the tournament. Winning the invitational was Bismarck Century, with Sturgis Brown and Dickinson in second and third place, respectively.
"Belle was a good tournament. The kids wrestled very well," coach Jared Webster said of the 32-man bracket tournament. "I saw a lot of improvement. The mental toughness was starting to kick in and the determination of them is starting to show through. That was a huge plus."
Published: Thursday, February 5th, 2015
The three-headed monster of Tori Glazier, Shayna Kintigh and Morgan Parys was more than the visiting Douglas Patriots could handle last Thursday night, as the Custer High School girls basketball team avenged an early season loss to the Patriots with a 65-54 win in the Armory.
Glazier went on a scoring binge, pouring in 37 points and grabbing six rebounds, while Kintigh had 12 points, nine steals and six rebounds and Parys had 12 points and five rebounds. The three scored all but four of Custer's points in the game and fueled a second half explosion that saw Custer scoring 45 second half points.
Published: Thursday, February 5th, 2015
Douglas Patriot guard Brandon Bissonette let a three-pointer fly from the top of the key and a gym full of Custer Wildcat fans held their collective breath.
They had seen this movie before, not even a week earlier.
Unlike the previous Saturday, however, Bissonette's shot fell short, leading to a frenzied celebration as the Custer High School boys basketball team snapped a five-game losing streak with a thrilling 66-64 win over the Patriots in overtime.
"I think it was huge for them,"�Custer head coach Paul Kelley said of the win for his team's psyche. "They have worked so hard...to finally win a close game, you hope that builds their confidence as we move through the rest of the season."
After Custer built up a double digit lead midway through the third quarter, the game was a nail-biter the rest of the way as Douglas battled back to actually take a lead late in the third at 42-41 after a Trey Diggs basket. Custer reclaimed the lead, but Bissonette put the Patriots back on top moments later with a three-pointer—and let the Custer student section know about it—which was followed by a Austin Barrett basket, foul and free throw that put the Patriots up 47-43 going into the fourth quarter.
Published: Thursday, January 29th, 2015
In a tough 32-man bracket tournament, senior wrestler David Sigdestad (195 pounds) was the lone Custer Wildcat on the podium, earning sixth place overall at the Chadron, Neb., Invitational last weekend. While he may have been the only Wildcat to place, coach Jared Webster was still happy with the work his team did.
"The top six wrestlers place there, instead of the usual eight. We had four kids who took eighth; they were just a win shy of placing," he said. "I'm happy to see young kids step it up and get close to being able to place, wrestling tough kids and staying in the matches with them."
Published: Thursday, January 29th, 2015
Coming off a pair of games last week where it couldn't have hit sand if it had fallen off a camel, and playing a team that had stomped it by 50 a month earlier, it's safe to say most people would have put the Custer High School boys basketball team's chances of defeating Red Cloud last Saturday night at the Armory somewhere with a snowball's chance—well, you get the idea.
However, able to finally hit some shots and playing in an entirely new offense, the Wildcats gave the visiting Crusaders all they could handle and then some, as only some falters in the final two minutes by Custer allowed the Crusaders to escape the Armory with a 59-58 win.
Published: Thursday, January 29th, 2015
For four quarters last Saturday evening, it looked as if the Custer High School girls basketball team would spring one of the biggest upsets of the season. Or, perhaps with the way the team is playing as of late, it wouldn't have been that much of an upset.
In a game that was back and forth and close throughout, the Wildcats lost a close 63-59 game at the Armory to the visiting Red Cloud Crusaders, a team that played in the championship game of the Lakota Nation Invitational in December.
Custer head coach Steph Ornelas said the close loss shows just how far her team has come from the start of the season.
Published: Thursday, January 22nd, 2015
The Custer High School girls basketball team traveled to Rapid City last Thursday evening for a matchup with the previously undefeated defending Class A state champion St. Thomas More. And, like most every team that plays the Cavaliers, the Wildcats were routed, losing 90-28.
"They are just that good,"�Custer head coach Steph Ornelas said of More. "They have a great team. Sometimes as a coach, you find yourself watching them."
Published: Thursday, January 22nd, 2015
After two more games where shots wouldn't fall, Custer High School boys basketball coach Paul Kelley is at a loss. So much so, that following his team's performance last weekend, he indicated offensive changes are on the horizon.
"Where do we go from here? Do we do things to try to create more movement? We are going to change things up,"�he said.
Things went from bad to worse for the Wildcats last weekend, particularly in Redfield, where the 'Cats made only seven baskets the entire game in a 53-23 loss to Groton Area in the State Farm Shootout.
Published: Thursday, January 22nd, 2015
If the Custer High School wrestling team wants to have a successful second half of the season, they need to rest up and get better—and fast.
"We left a few back home (this weekend) since they are sick," said coach Jared Webster. "We're trying to get rid of the cold."
Since they wrestled with half a team, Custer did not compete at the Bennett County Invitational. The team did compete at the Philip Invitational Tournament over the weekend where, despite being sick, six wrestlers walked away with a place on the podium.
Published: Thursday, January 15th, 2015
After falling behind by as many as 15 points in the first half, the Custer High School boys basketball team put together a strong second half rally that ultimately fell short in a 55-39 loss at Lead-Deadwood last Saturday night.
The teams entered the second quarter tied at 13 all, but Lead-Deadwood outscored Custer by 10 in the frame and eventually pushed the lead even further before Custer was able to cut the deficit to five. Much as in most of Custer's early-season games, however, the team was unable to overcome a poor shooting performance.
Published: Thursday, January 15th, 2015
After a near three-week break from competition, the Custer High School wrestling team competed at the Lyman County Invitational Jan. 9-10, where two Wildcats were able to come away with medals.
"It was a very tough tournament, with a lot of top 'A' and 'B' schools," head coach Jared Webster said about the 32-man bracket tournament. "There were very stacked weight classes. The kids are right there for how young they are."
Junior Ben Marchand (182 pound) and senior David Sigdestad (195) were the only two wrestlers to place in their weight class, earning seventh and sixth, respectively.
Published: Thursday, January 15th, 2015
Down 16-6 at the end of the first quarter last Thursday night at the Armory, it looked like the Custer High School girls basketball team was well on its way to its 13 consecutive loss to the Hill City Rangers.
Looks can be deceiving.
Buoyed by sime timely baskets, solid defense and all-around hustle, the Wildcats came roaring back to outscore the Rangers 39-32 in the second half and win 62-58, marking Custer's first win over its rivals to the north since Jan. 7, 2010. Prior to the game, Custer had dropped 12 straight to the Rangers.
Published: Thursday, January 8th, 2015
If the Custer High School girls basketball team can ever put two halves of basketball together, they just might get something going.
Unfortunately for the team last weekend, however, it was slow starts or poor finishes that was its undoing, as it lost a pair of games on the road to Douglas and Spearfish.
The team was in Spearfish last Saturday night and fell behind 20-4 in the opening frame and 30-14 at half before roaring back to cut the lead to eight in the second half in an eventual 62-44 loss.
Published: Thursday, January 8th, 2015
Heading into the season, Custer High School head boys basketball coach Paul Kelley said among the many unknowns facing his team were where the points would come from on a nightly basis.
More prophetic words he could not have spoken.
The Wildcats have struggled to put the ball in the basket for much of the early part of the season, and that was the case again last Saturday night when the 'Cats shot an abysmal 23 percent from the field in a 64-30 loss at Spearfish.


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"From the IDB Group work with governments, the private sector and civil society in an effort to have more and more consistent public policies that create great impact on communities, maintaining the social and environmental sustainability".
Alexandre Meira da Rosa - Vice President for Countries of IDB
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To achieve this objective, the IDB Group also promotes the inclusion of other actors that make achievable the following goals:
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Four delegations provided assistance to hospitals and orphanages over a period of one year.
FAIRFAX, Va. — The fourth and final humanitarian delegation of the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) completed its mission to Haiti this week. Over the past year, NPMA provided much-needed assistance to several facilities in Port-au-Prince through its collaboration with the Haitian Minister of Environment, a Haitian pest management company and hospital and orphanage administrators. In the aftermath of the January 2010 earthquake, pest infestations had become a serious threat to human health, especially in places such as hospitals and orphanages.
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I am thinking about getting some sabals cuz I really like them. When they have little or no trunk and have full size fronds IMO they look their best. Would like to hear from anybody who have grown sabals way out of their zones especially on the west coast and the UK. I know they grow slooow outside of the deep south. And why we're at it please post your current sabal pics.
Sabals need lots of heat to grow well. Sabal Minor and birmingham would probably be best for you because they are cold tolerant and dont form much of a trunk (birmingham will form a trunk eventually, but the fronds are always at eye level).
Here is a comparion pic of my Sabal minor. The first pic was from May 2009 and the second pic was about 2 years later in April 2011...
And here is a more recent pic of it in June 2011
My Sabal Minor is now in bloom so this is its mature size, but it will grow much more since they can live for at least 100 years!
Good luck!
I'm afraid I have to agree with TZ. Sabals (and Needle palms for that matter), although very cold tolerant have a very high heat requirement--even for palms. Even in South Florida though, they are relatively slow growers. If I had one to suggest to you though, it would be Sabal louisiana. It's one of the faster Sabals, will eventually develop a short trunk and is among the more cold tolerant Sabals. But given your particular climate, I'd suggest you experiment with Trachyscarups palms (fortunei and other species are possible), Jubaea chilensis (Chilean Wine), Pindos (Butia capitata), and Med fans (Chamaerops). Happy palm gardening!
njoasis I thought pindos were like sabals in my climate slow and not happy? I'll definately consider them. I know that sabals love heat and believe it or not during a 'normal' summer we hang out in the upper 70's and 80's all summer just not this summer. Maybe I'll start with very small one and two year old plants to see how they deal with the lack of humidity. I tried meds a few years ago and I am not a big fan of them (don't know why though). Yall have any pindo pics for us to peep?
I bet Pindos will do well you! Mine seem to take off before the arrival of tropical heat. In fact, when I first got mine a few Winters ago, I was overwintering them in the basement under only moderate fluorescent light conditions--not super bright by any means and temps in the 70's. They grew very fast under those conditions and continue to grow fast outside in real heat. Just transplanted them but need a larger tub for the biggest. I'll take pics of them tomorrow--dark here now. I've seen pics of Chilean Wine Palms in chilly, maritime climate (San Fran, Britain, etc.), true they are much slower growing than Pindos but boy, what a gorgeous palm. I love Med fan (Europenan cousin of the Asian Trachy by the way). What is fascinating about both Trachys and Chamaerops is the high degree of inter species variability. Meaning that even within the same species, individuals may exhibit very different traits in terms of cold hardiness, growth rate and appearance (Meds with narrowly divided leaves, broadly divided leaves, silver blue leaves, more solitary vs. clumping etc.) These palms are genetically diverse and robust.
Pindos should do very well for you! I've seen them in California growing well. They dont need heat or humidty to thrive, although they do love the climate in the Southeast.
I think a lot of people would do a lot to be able to grow a Jubaea. Some people actually succeed, but most of the time, they die because it gets too hot and humid here in the summer. They are extremely slow growers, but defintely beautiful palms! You might be able to find a nice deal somewhere on the west coast (especially in California) since they are much easier to find by you than on this side of the country.
You might also be able to get away with date palms if you live in a place that doesnt get much below 20F during the worst of winter, and I think Chamaedorea microspadix and radicalis would be great shade palms too. Their fronds are really tropical!
Good luck!
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Every time I say that the reason we think it's not safe to let the kids play outside unsupervised is the 24-hour news cycle, nobody ever really goes along with me. Nobody wants to let their kids walk places without a parent, or let them go to the mall without hovering around each corner. We're not letting our kids learn how to handle things on their own because we're too scared of The Bad Guy.
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We're now starting to look at not only what effect the Internet has on young children, but also what they think about the World Wide Web. This New York Times piece includes kids who have some pretty interesting ideas of what the Internet is and how it works.
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The return of Yadier Molina and Michael Wacha could help St. Louis' playoff push
St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Matheny approaches the game from an old-school perspective that disdains excuses and believes that hard times build character. But he's not above filing away perceived slights -- from talk show callers, media analysts or whomever -- and hauling out the "us against them" card for motivational purposes.
The 2014 season has been more of a challenge than anticipated for the Cardinals, who were a fashionable spring training pick after winning the National League pennant with a largely homegrown roster and an emphasis on doing things the "Cardinal Way." But they needed time to build continuity after opening the season with new faces in six of the eight position player spots. Factor in a disappointing offense, some potentially devastating injuries and growing pains for Kolten Wong, Oscar Taveras, Shelby Miller, Trevor Rosenthal and several other young players on the roster, and they've spent much of the season chasing the Milwaukee Brewers.
"It's been a grind," Matheny said. "We kind of acknowledged that early on. We said, 'This is where we are. This is the kind of team we're going to have to be until we get everything clicking.' And here we are with a week left in August thinking we still haven't clicked and hit our stride. The majority of our guys are having off-years offensively for whatever reason. That said, I'm real proud of how the guys fight. I think this is a character team right now.
"Yes, a lot of our guys had success in September and October, but that doesn't necessarily translate into success the next year. I think a lot of undue pressure was put on these guys, but that's a way to define yourself as a club. We're still growing. The young guys are learning, the veterans are leading, and in the midst of it we had a lot of people jump off our ship and write us off. That's something a good team thrives on. This team has been very resilient and locked arms. That's what they do in tough times."
As the Cardinals play the second game of a three-game series in Pittsburgh on Tuesday night, they're trying to join the suddenly vulnerable Detroit Tigers as one of two big league teams to make the postseason for the fourth straight year. If they can get there -- either as NL Central champion or a wild-card entrant -- they'll become the first NL team to achieve the feat since the Philadelphia Phillies won the NL East five straight years from 2007 through 2011.
The Pittsburgh series began a run of 27 intradivision games in the team's final 33 outings. The Cardinals are 31-19 within the division and have a winning record against every NL Central team, so they can live with that scenario.
But in many ways, the Cardinals are still a team in search of an identity. Are they a sleeping giant ready to flip the switch, or a flawed, offensively challenged team that's going to have to do everything the hard way?
"Offensively, it's not a real good club, so they don't have the margin for error they've had in the past," an NL scout said. "They were incredible the way they hit [with men in scoring position] last year, and it was unsustainable. Now it's almost the other way for them."
Waiting for YadierSome of the enthusiasm surrounding the team revolves around the pending returns of catcher Yadier Molina and pitcher Michael Wacha, both of whom will take another step in their injury rehabs this week when they join St. Louis' Double-A farm club in Springfield, Mo.
Wacha, who has been out since June with a stress reaction in his right shoulder, will throw a live bullpen session Wednesday as the next step toward a September return. It remains to be seen whether Wacha can build the necessary stamina to have an impact in the rotation if St. Louis advances to the playoffs. But if Wacha can find a way to get it together in a hurry, a postseason rotation of Adam Wainwright, Lance Lynn, John Lackey and Wacha could be a handful.
Molina, out since July 10 with a torn ligament in his right thumb, has begun swinging the bat and catching bullpen sessions and also expects to return next month. The Cardinals were 50-42, two games behind Milwaukee in the Central, when Molina went down for surgery just before the All-Star break. They've gone 21-17 in his absence and now trail the Brewers by 1½ games, so his injury wasn't quite the death blow it was made out to be.
But the peripheral numbers substantiate how much better a team the Cardinals are with Molina orchestrating things from behind the plate. According to ESPN Stats & Information, the Cardinals have a 3.26 ERA in 703 innings with Molina at catcher this season and a 4.19 mark in 457 innings with Tony Cruz, A.J. Pierzynski and George Kottaras behind the plate.
Molina's calming influence, pitch-calling, game-planning and pitch-framing skills are well-documented. And his impact on opposing running games is always apparent. Molina threw out 16 of 34 runners attempting to steal before his injury. St. Louis' other catchers are a combined 5-for-33.
If Matheny goes to great lengths to stifle his inner giddiness over the potential return of two impact players in September, it's because he doesn't want to give his team a crutch or set up the Cardinals for a letdown in the event Molina and/or Wacha experience setbacks.
"I don't want to diminish it, but our perspective is different from everybody else in the baseball world," Matheny said. "Everybody labeled Yadi early on as a player we couldn't do without, and that's a dangerous place to go. Injuries happen in this game, and if you set yourself up to think, 'If we lose this particular player, we've lost all hope and chances,' that's a bad spot to be."
Finding their way
With or without Molina, the Cardinals still have to figure out a way to put more runs on the board. Although they're having a respectable offensive August (they're fourth in the NL with 100 runs scored this month), they're still tied for 13th in the league with 493 runs. Much of the dropoff can be traced to a marked decline in production with runners in scoring position; after leading the majors with a .330 average in that category in 2013, they're 24th among the 30 big-league clubs at .243 this season. They're also 29th in the majors with 84 home runs, ahead of only the power-impaired Kansas City Royals, and have a 71-59 record despite a run differential of minus-7.
The Cardinals could use a big September from Matt Holliday, whose hard-hit ball rate has declined from 23 percent in 2013 to 17 percent this year. He has also been uncharacteristically quiet this season when he's in "hitter's counts." Below are Holliday's numbers when ahead in the count:
|34 for 84, .405 BA, 8 HR
|42 for 108, .389 BA, 9 HR
|36 for 95, .379 BA, 7 HR
|27 for 94, .287 BA, 3 HR
|Source: ESPN Stats & Information
Amid the dearth of offensive production, the Cardinals have had to find other ways to win. After ranking 14th in the National League in Baseball Info Solutions' Defensive Runs Saved rankings with a minus-39 in 2014, they lead the majors at plus-55 this season. Jhonny Peralta has been surprisingly efficient at shortstop, and the combination of Peter Bourjos and an improved Jon Jay has brought a significant upgrade to center field.
The Cardinals have also stolen 52 bases this season, surpassing their total of 45 for all of last year.
If the Cardinals are a bit of a mystery and a tease to their followers, they're also a challenge to assess for opposing scouts and personnel people. They entered a weekend series in Philadelphia having won seven of eight games, but dropped two of three even though they had the good fortune to miss the Phillies' best starter, Cole Hamels. Wainwright failed to hold a 4-1 lead in the series opener, and the Cardinals were shut down by Jerome Williams on Sunday as Justin Masterson, acquired in a deadline trade with Cleveland, continued to labor. In a 6-5, 12-inning victory Saturday, the Cardinals went 2-for-18 with runners in scoring position.
Even though the Cardinals have a quiet, understated clubhouse -- and there was speculation the team might have gotten complacent before general manager John Mozeliak shook up the mix by trading Allen Craig and Joe Kelly to Boston for Lackey in late July -- the team's lack of style points is probably more attributable to a lack of offense than a lack of effort.
"Even the pitchers run balls out," an AL scout said. "They could easily just jog it out, like I see almost every other team do. That tells you something about their makeup. They're missing Molina big-time. But if they can get him back, with his spirit and his leadership, that's a huge difference. And if they get him and Wacha back at like 80-90 percent, they're looking pretty good."
St. Louis players who've been around a while can draw lessons from 2011, when they were 67-63 in late August and went 23-9 down the stretch to edge Atlanta for the wild-card spot on the final day of the regular season. Four weeks later, they were celebrating the franchise's 11th title, and third baseman David Freese was accepting the keys to a Corvette as the World Series MVP.
"We're gonna be fine," Wainwright said. "We're gonna be in the hunt in this thing right to end of the season."
Will the end come in September or October? In this grind of a season, the Cardinals can be thankful they still have an opportunity to provide the answer.
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This was my first Stephen King listen. Maybe I should have started with something milder and worked my way up, but this was too far out there for my liking. It's doused with brilliance and copious with creative imagery and words but it simply goes too far beyond my relm of entertainment. I expected something a little bizarre, but I guess I'm not ready for what King has to serve up with this one.
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If you want to hear an articulate, intelligent, accented Indian man ramble and babble on about his boring upbringing and his personal opinions then this is the book for you. I personally couldn't even make it to where his so called story begins because at two hours into the listen and him still rambling on about this and that I got disinterested.
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I love biographies and this audiobook did not disappoint. Oh wait, it could have been longer.
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I loved listening to this story. It grabbed me from the very beginning and kept me hooked all the way until almost the end. The plot was almost believable and conspiracy types might have even thought Ludlum was on to something. The plot spiraled down to a far-fetched and unbelievable ending however and ruined an otherwise excellent listening experience.
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Year-to-date, Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA and BRKB) shares have gained 29%, trading recently at $173,000. That compares with a 26% gain for the Standard & Poor's 500. Berkshire holds cash, securities and wholly owned, independently managed companies. One way to track its prosperity is to watch the change in the accounting or "book" value of shares, tallied each quarter. This year through September, Berkshire's book value rose 11% to $126,766.
That puts shares at 136% of book value—above Buffett's own ceiling for using Berkshire's cash to repurchase and retire its shares. He originally limited repurchases to 110% of book value or less, but raised the limit to 120% last year. In other words, Berkshire looks fairly valued by Buffett's own standards.
One alternative is to buy shares of Berkshire holdings that have fallen behind. Investors who do so miss out on one of Berkshire's key advantages: the ability to make large, private investments by either buying companies in full or negotiating to buy special classes of securities with lucrative yields and privileges. But these investors also avoid two Berkshire headwinds. It's unlikely to match its own storied performance history from here, because it has grown so large that it must focus on giant investment targets. And Warren Buffett is 83. His eventual retirement could cost Berkshire shares some of their premium value.
Also, for investors looking for income, Berkshire pays no dividend. The following three companies each pay more than 2%.
Up 11% year-to-date.
ExxonMobil isn't one of Berkshire's recent underperformers. Rather, Berkshire last month reported a new stake in the company, likely attracted by the stock's subdued valuation. It has returned an average of just 6% a year over the past five years, versus 19% for the S&P 500. Shares go for less than 13 times this year's earnings forecast, versus 17 times for the index. What does Buffett see in Exxon shares that others don't? Perhaps the potential for sharply higher free cash flow.
Exxon has spent about $180 billion over the past five years on capital investments, but spending there should peak next year and decline thereafter, giving way to more free cash, according to Cowen & Co. analyst Asit Sen. Exxon shares pay a 2.7% dividend. Sen expects 10% yearly payment increases, and a total of 5% to 8% of the stock price to be returned to shareholders each year, including dividends and share repurchases.
International Business Machines
Down 6% year-to-date.
IBM shares are up only slightly from where Berkshire bought them in 2011, and have lost ground this year. In an October interview with Charlie Rose on PBS, Buffett reiterated his confidence in the company, pointing to its record earnings per share, even as revenues slip. IBM has been jettisoning low-margin hardware businesses and investing in higher-margin software ones.
IBM has also returned large sums of cash to shareholders. Since 2008, yearly free cash flow has totaled between $14 billion to $17 billion, and dividends plus share repurchases have ranged from 60% to 122% of free cash, according to Wells Fargo Securities. Shares sell for 11 times earnings and yield 2.1%.
Up 14% year-to-date.
Coke shares aren't exactly down-and-out, trading at 19 times this year's earnings forecast. But they're slightly cheaper than PepsiCo PEP 0.33462302624699364% PepsiCo Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD95.95 0.32 0.33462302624699364% /Date(1427490019607-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4153710 AFTER HOURS USD95.98 0.031266284523189164% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 91865 P/E Ratio 22.27510156703424 Market Cap 142232049553.357 Dividend Yield 2.73058884835852% Rev. per Employee 246063 More quote details and news » (PEP) and carry a slightly higher dividend yield of 2.8%—unusual by historical standards. That may be an opportunity to get a relatively good deal on a stock that's usually pricey. Shares of Coke should rise 25% over the next year, according to RBC Capital Markets analyst Nik Modi.
Modi attributes the recent underperformance to temporary factors, including a cold, wet spring in North America; a restructuring of bottling operations there that caused a brief drop in volumes; and a sharp rise in ad spending by Pepsi. The current stock price treats these factors as permanent, implying just 2.3% yearly growth in earnings before interest and taxes through 2020, but growth should accelerate next year, and 6% yearly EBIT growth over the long term is more likely, according to Modi.
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Moreton Day Nursery School
- Address:
- 31-33, Moreton Street
- Postcode/City:
- SW1V 2NZ London - Pimlico
- County:
- Greater London
- Phone:
- 020 7233 8979020 7233 8979
- Website:
- www.philipnash.co.uk
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