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Jeff Macke is one of the more cynical panelists on Fast Money, and disclosure indicated (on 7/11) that he owns AGU.
Gehl Company shares up over 116% Monday on acquisition news
9/8/2008 10:30:26 AM | Stockhouse Editorial Staff
Company signs definitive agreement to be acquired by largest shareholder.
Shares of Wisconsin's Gehl Company (NASDAQ: GEHL, Stock Forum) surged more than 116% to $29.53 in early trading Monday after the company announced that it had signed a definitive agreement to be acquired for $30 per share by its largest shareholder, Manitou BF S.A., a manufacturer and distributor of material handling equipment headquartered in France.
Gehl Company, which manufactures compact equipment used worldwide in construction and agricultural markets, says the transaction, with an aggregate enterprise value of approximately $450 million, will be effected through a tender offer for all outstanding shares of Gehl by a Manitou subsidiary, Tenedor Corporation, followed by a second step, cash-out merger.
The definitive agreement provides that the tender offer, which commences today, will remain open until October 20 unless extended.
Yes, I've been looking for this news to surface.
Calgary — The Canadian Press Published on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2009 10:47AM EST
Fertilizer producer Agrium Inc. (AGU-T66.070.120.18%) says its 26 per cent owned nitrogen plant in Egypt has secured more than $1-billion (U.S.) in financing from local banks to help pay for the plant's expansion to triple output....
Under the financing plan, Agrium will not be required to put any further equity into the project, the company said.
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Source: Seeking Alpha 12/2/08:
Five key quotes from Deere & Co. FQ408 conference call: (DE)
Commodity forecast:
For the first time the company saw more than 50% of its AG [agricultural equipment] sales come from markets outside the U.S. and Canada.
For the 2009/2010 crop year, commodity prices remain very attractive... Forecast prices, though down from recent levels, are higher than the past several years. Further, they are at levels that permit our farm customers to earn a good return.
U.S. farm cash receipts for 2008 and 2009 are at good levels and up significantly from most recently as 2007… Our outlook for industry sales of agricultural equipment in the U.S. and Canada is up approximately 5% in fiscal 2009. The increase is being led by higher sales in large tractors and combines, partially offset by lower industry sales for cotton equipment, small tractors, and equipment commonly used by livestock producers [who] have been hurt by the economic slump… largely because of higher feed costs.
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Potash Corp. Posts Record Q2 Earnings
by: FP Trading Desk posted on: July 25, 2008
The vote in favor of a strike by unionized workers at PotashCorp of Saskatchewan (POT) may lead to a production loss as the three potentially impacted facilities represented roughly 30% of the company's production in 2007. However, the tight potash market means the financial impact from a work stoppage could be mitigated by higher prices for the commodity, according to RBC Capital Markets analyst Fai Lee.
....If the shares come under pressure as a result of the labor dispute, the analyst recommends investors pick some up. However, he suggested a hedge in buying other North American potash producers like Agrium Inc. (AGU). Mr. Lee rates Agrium at "outperform" with a $140 price target.
He said:
PotashCorp believes it has made a full, fair and responsible offer to the United Steelworkers and is hopeful that a settlement will be reached.
The analyst noted that the collective agreement for the three mines expired at the end of April. "However, it is prepared for any contingencies."
U.S. Farmland Values Reach Record on High Crop Prices (Update2)
By Alan Bjerga
Aug. 4 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. farmland values are at a record high even as the rest of the country suffers the worst housing crisis since the Great Depression, with the highest crop prices ever pushing up agricultural real estate.
The value of all land and buildings on farms averaged $2,350 an acre at the start of this year, up 8.8 percent from a year earlier, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said today in an annual report. Surging corn, wheat and soybean prices boosted values in the Northern Plains, which includes Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota, by 15.5 percent, the biggest increase in the country, according to the report.
The boom reflects high commodity prices that may push net farm income to $92.3 billion this year from $88.7 billion last year, according to the USDA. The gains make farmers more likely to buy fertilizer and seeds from Monsanto Co. and Agrium Inc. and make new investments in tractors and trucks, said Bruce Babcock, director of the Center for Agricultural and Rural Development at Iowa State University in Ames.
Corn is one of 19 contracts that make up the DJ-AIG Commodity Index. I wanted to answer a few questions about what makes up that index at present time.
The violent retreat over the past month of many of these components has sent the index to an interesting spot. As I Buzzed about earlier this week, if I'm right about a multi-year secular uptrend driven by fundamentals, you don't get too many technical setups of this kind along the way. And when, not if, I'm wrong with trades I choose to be taken out with tight stops while maintaining a basket of core longs. My trading diary is quite clear about the fact that the key to a secular shift is surviving to see it happen. So I trade all the technical indicators away in a heartbeat for one set of strict sell disciplines based solely on my P&L, instead.
There's nothing magical about a 200-day moving average for the DJ-AIG as shown above. There are plenty of reasons it could be sliced right through. But I'd suggest plenty more reasons and bids rest below if this cycle resembles even an average one. My firm has studied 248 years of commodity prices. The CRB Index has doubled since 2001 in what we count as the seventh bull market since 1760. We use the CRB for this study because it has a very long history. The DJ-AIG doesn't but is now more efficiently weighted in my view. After the recent plunge, it's now all the way down to being only up 10% year-to-date.
The correct assumption is that commodities have run hard in those seven years. But as I shared earlier this year (and we're right back at those levels), the correct context into which it rarely gets held up against might be more helpful to share. If this bull is broken it would be breaking all-time history for the shortest run on record. We would be only half-way home in terms of average price rallies in the six prior bulls and one-third of the way done in how long they lasted. Oh, and in none of those did I find a billion or two new capitalists to feed either.
Stripping out all opinions and projections and simply looking at what has happened over 248 years of price data, you would see that none of those prior six bulls stopped at a double. Not one stopped at a triple either. As for where we are now in 2008, if you add all six prior CRB bulls together you actually get +2008% on the nose, and that's an average of more than 334% per bull, which lasted an average of 21 years. Kinda puts this recent "huge double" over seven years in context huh?
A recent article in Barron's reports on fertilizer and Mosaic:
"...a review of demand peaks during the spring and fall, and the troughs in between, led Credit Suisse's chemicals analyst to conclude that no meaningful evidence of demand destruction exists in the fertilizer sector.
This opinion signifies a potential bargain-bin opportunity, according to Sveinn Palsson, a Credit Suisse derivatives strategist."
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Agrium stock set to bloom: UBS
Posted: August 07, 2008, 12:20 PM by Zena Olijnyk
Agrium Inc. has seen its shares slump since peaking at more than $116 June 19, but UBC analyst Brian MacArthur said that its strong second quarter results reaffirm his view of a sunny forecast for the stock, and the fertilizer industry in general.
"We continue to like Agrium over the long-term as the company provides good exposure to various fertilizer markets combined with a growing retail business," Mr. MacArthur said in a research note this week after Agrium posted earnings for the quarter of $3.81 per share, compared with guidance of $2.80-$3.00.
"While margins in retail can be lower, we believe this segment complements the portfolio well as it tends to generate more consistent profits throughout the cycle."
Mr. MacArthur raised his earnings forecast for Agrium to $7.87 for 2008 and $12.61 for 2009 – compared to his previous forecast of $7.19 and $11,57, respectively. He also raised his price target on the shares – to $133 from $130, a 53% premium over yesterday's closing price of $87.10. However, he derived his new target by using a multiple of 9X his estimated 2009 cash flow per share ($14.75)for Agrium instead of the 10x multiple he had been using.
MOS is moving up today as most of the other fertilizer stocks move down. Favorable earnings might prompt AGU investors to buy/add shares.
What does it mean when a stock rises and then the "key reversal day" turns out to be a slight reversal?
PotashCorp's profit of $1.24 billion, or $3.93 per share, soared above the company's entire profit of $1.1 billion, or $3.40 per share, for 2007.
"Despite the recent onset of a global economic downturn, the need for food is not abating. That enabled us to utilize our unique strengths in each nutrient to achieve the best quarterly performance in our history, producing record cash flow and gross margin (of $1.7 billion) while also preparing our company for the expected growth in potash demand."
Buy/add AGU
Yara to Acquire Terra in $4.1 Billion Deal
STOCKHOLM—Norwegian fertilizer company Yara International ASA agreed to acquire Terra Industries Inc. in a deal valued at $4.1 billion.
CF Industries Holdings Inc., last month withdrew a $3.2 billion offer to buy Terra, ending a year-long effort. CF said rising values in the fertilizer sector would have required the Deerfield, Ill., company to increase its offer. CF, meanwhile, has been trying to fend off a $5.1 billion tender offer from Agrium Inc. of Calgary, Alberta.
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Yara Chief Executive Joergen Ole Haslestad: "We expect the U.S. markets to pick up in a big way," he told reporters.
Also: "Analysts say that consolidation across the nitrogen-based fertiliser industry would continue as leading players seek to benefit from bigger scale and wider geographical reach."
Agrium CEO has no worries about stock price
Even as grain prices come back down to earth, he says growth is still in the cards for fertilizer producer
August 7, 2008
The recent selloff in fertilizer producers' stocks has been overdone because the best is yet to come, the chief executive officer of Agrium Inc. contends.
"Recently, it seems, investors have become more focused on a correction in grain prices from the unprecedented high levels reached this spring during the flooding in the U.S. corn belt," CEO Mike Wilson told analysts during a conference call yesterday, after the company reported the highest quarterly profit in its history.
"We've always maintained we ... don't require $8 [U.S.] corn prices to support strong global nutrient demand. In fact, we think corn in the $5-to-$6 range represents healthy returns for farmers, which in turn supports strong long-term demand for crop inputs."
Mr. Wilson said a lot more growth is in store for his company, even though the profit of $636-million or $4 a share it reported yesterday for the three months ended June 30 was more than double the previous quarterly high of $229-million or $1.70 a year ago. Revenue rocketed to $3.94-billion from $2.09-billion.
"As pleased as we are with our financial performance ... we are just beginning to show our true earnings potential."
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Mike Wilson, the company's CEO, remarked, "We believe the outlook for Agrium's products and businesses are as good as they have ever been, supported by excellent fundamentals for the agricultural and crop input markets."
Farmers Coming Back
Thanks to strong agricultural commodity prices, farmers are back and buying fertilizer, after a couple of years of inventory depletion. The future looks even better for the industry, according to Wilson. "While EBITDA from our retail operations this quarter was almost double last year's level, and wholesale's rose by more than 60%, we expect the improvements in the crop input markets to become even more evident in the fourth-quarter of 2010."
"What are they odds MON or POT will pick up AGU for a sweet $50 a share?"
Is $50./share a fair price for Agrium?
Mike Mack, CEO, said: "The sales figures we have presented today attest to the strength of our business in a turbulent global environment. The fundamental drivers for agriculture remain unchanged, with rising food and feed demand inevitably requiring increased use of agricultural technology in a context of limited land availability. Our confidence in Syngenta's near term as well as its longer term performance allows us to reaffirm our target for earnings per share* growth of more than 35 percent in 2008 and high teens in 2009."
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Buy/add AGU.
This is a good time to buy.
The Wall Street Journal
By MARK WHITEHOUSE, SCOTT KILMAN and ALEX FRANGOS
From corn to crude, prices for a wide range of commodities are on the rise across the globe, a trend that underscores -- but could also hinder -- a gathering economic recovery.
In recent months, global food prices have been growing at a rate that rivals some of the wildest months of 2008, when food riots erupted across the developing world. Higher prices could be a positive sign that companies are gearing up for a rebound in consumer spending, or the harbinger of a return to the upward spiral that plagued consumers before the recession took hold.
The surge in commodities "is a reflection of extremely strong demand in the emerging world, and growing hopes of stronger demand in the developed world," said Jim O'Neill, head of global economic research at Goldman Sachs in London. It is "encouraging so long as it isn't too persistent."
But Hugh Grant, chairman and chief executive of St. Louis crop-biotechnology company Monsanto Co., said the recession merely "masked" the 2008 food crisis.
The price of a bushel of corn -- a ubiquitous ingredient in the U.S. diet -- rose 24% since Sept. 1. In Thailand, the price of a metric ton of rice, a staple across the region, stood at $618 in December, up 11% from September, but well below a peak of about $1,000 in April 2008. An index of global food prices compiled by the United Nations jumped 6.9% in November alone from the month before.
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What's in Store for the Fertilizer Industry?
by: Early Bird posted on: September 03, 2008 | about stocks: AGU / DBC / GSG / MOS / POT / RJA Font Size: PrintEmail After being an active trader in stocks related to the fertilizer industry for the past three years, I have recognized some interesting factors that have had a huge impact on the price movements of these companies' stock prices.
Since the stock price of listed companies in the fertilizer industry peaked in June, it has slumped by approximately 30%. In the same period, the fertilizer industry has experienced 15% higher prices for the fertilizer UREA (same for CAN, Amonia etc). With the fertilizer price booms, we also are watching the prices of oil and natural gas falling sharply, which means higher margins for the fertilizer producing companies. They are reaching all time high profits for their products. Why is this so? Why does the stock price of fertilizer companies fall when they experience higher prices for their products and better margins?
I believe one answer is the food prices ("of course", you might think, but few people care about it on a daily basis). You'll find a high correlation between the corn price (same for wheat, soybeans) and the stock price of i.e Agrium (AGU), Mosaic (MOS) and Potash (POT). It is important to watch the food prices closely. That is why the global sell-off in commodities has also hit fertilizer stocks hard.
In the long term, I believe that fundamentals will win, and last week's news about China hiking and expanding their export taxes on fertilizer will yet again boost international fertilizer prices and hence give better profit. It's a proof that the demand is still strong and supply is still insufficient
And, while the oil price keeps falling, I will keep on buying. Remember, lower oil and natural gas prices gives lower costs.


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Where should I go next fall? / Re: Finding the "Perfect Fit"« on: July 29, 2014, 11:03:54 PM »
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Where should I go next fall? / Re: Finding the "Perfect Fit"« on: July 29, 2014, 11:03:54 PM »
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Where should I go next fall? / Re: 169 LSAT With a 3.18 GPA in Philosophy: What is Realistic?« on: July 28, 2014, 10:33:41 PM »
I think most people - including me - on this forum would support a decision of taking a "lower ranked" school at a lower cost than a relatively more prestigous one at a higher one.
Also, my overview was just that, a generalization. Just because you go to a "lower ranked" school doesn't mean you will have a hard (or even harder) time finding work. You just need to understand that, if you aren't in the top of your class and are attending a school outside the T6, big law may not be a safe bet. There are plenty of people who graduate from lower ranked schools and are fully employed. Big Law is just one sector of the work force, and one that several lawyers get burned out in. In fact, the strong majority of lawyers out there didn't attend a Top 6 school and don't work at those firms. Again, you just need to get realistic and forceful with your job search. As Citylaw says, outside the very top law schools, finding work is far more dependent on YOU rather than the school on your resume. And even for top law school grads, they still need to work their butt off to find the work, the doors will just be a little easier to open.. that's all.
A few things to keep in mind in your decision when it comes to debt and picking a lower ranked school...
1) Look at the total cost of attendance, not just tuition Also, for public schools, check out the difference in cost for in state tuition and, if you aren't a resident, what it takes to bbecome one.
2) Deduct from the total cost of attendance your scholarship. These are the numbers you need to compare. You might get $100k from school A and $50k from school B. But if A's COA is $250k and school B is $100k, that makes the effective COA for each school respectively $150k and $50. Therefore, school B is the better option from a money perspective even though they gave you far less in scholarship.
3) Figure out what conditions, if any, the school has on your scholarship. Some schools, particularly the top schools, just require that you don't flunk out of college. Other schools require that you maintain a particular GPA. A 3.0 might not sound that bad, but also find out what percentage of students that is associated with. It might be that 80% of the class has a 3.0 or better, which isn't that bad. However, if a 3.0 is like, the 90th percentile, then you have to keep in mind that you might very well lose that scholarship come your second and/or third year.
4) Do take into account employment statistics both in general and, more importantly, in the region you want to work in. Going into $30k of debt for a school in Seatle v. $60k for a school in Miami might sound like a no brainer, but if you want to practice in Miami, you will be facing a very steep journey coming out of Seatle.
5) Make a decision on your own personal circumstances. No one on here can tell you X Debt for Y School is worth it or not. We are not in your shoes. Maybe you are 50 y.o. and have 3 kids... maybe you are 20 y.o. with $0 debt as is. Maybe your entire childhood was a mess because of debt issues. Maybe your family is loaded. Who knows. You need to decide for yourself if something is or is not worth it.
Good luck!
Where should I go next fall? / Re: 169 LSAT With a 3.18 GPA in Philosophy: What is Realistic?« on: July 26, 2014, 05:58:26 PM »
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For detailed data as to the above info and why they are saying that, take some time to check out
In terms of employment prospects, you can ROUGHLY view the US News rankings as the following
T3 - Yale, Harvard, Stanford
These schools offer you as close of a "guarantee" for a job post graduation as you can possibly get. You will have the best chances to get most any job in almost any region and the strongest shot for big name Fed. Clerkships. This is NOT 100%, but as close to it as you can get.
T6 - Columbia, UChicago, NYU
As strong as T3 for employment minus the Fed. Clerkship boost.
T14 - The rest of the T14
A significant notch below T6 employment stats with not that great Fed. Clerkship prospects (i.e. you will need to be at the top 10-20% of your class for a shot at a fed. clerkships). These schools also tend to lean their employment to broad regions (i.e. The Mid West, The South, the east coast, etc), however, if you have connections to another region (ie your undergrad's city or your hometown), you probably have a good shot at landing a job there. You prob. will have little to no issue finding work in a small to medium sized law firm no matter your class ranking (assuming you don't completely fail).
"Honorable Mentions" - Vandy, UCLA, etc.
A big notch below T14 but these schools have ok prospects for big law in the school's same city. Very good chances for small to medium sized law firms within the school's general region (state).
T14 - 120ish
For the most part, basically everyone (all 100+ schools) here are in the same/similar boat as far as employment stats are concerned. Sure, if you are at the top of your class at a top 30 school, you will prob. have a stronger shot at better paying work in your immediate region, but that's about it. Your best chances here (in general) at landing jobs are in the school's immediate region (i.e. same state for the higher ranked schools to the same county/city for lower ranked schools). Very difficult - if not near impossible - for big law, and fat chance for fed. clerkship. Good to okay chances for small/medium sized law firms.
Sub T120 - Some ranked and all unranked schools
Beware. Unless you have family connections for a small law firm, you may face an uphill battle for jobs. Your best bet will be to open up your own practice. Get creative, network, and work your butt off. You should do the prior no matter what school you go to, but even more so here.
That is an immense oversimplification and generalization of US Rankings. You shouldn't base a decision on the above. The above is just a simplified view of employment stats. Although employment stats have gotten much more transparent over the past few years, they are far from perfect. Just because you get into a T14 school, it doesn't mean you will get w/e job wherever you want it. Likewise, just because you go to an unranked school, it doesn't mean you will never get a job.
The general take away is this... the lower in rank a school gets, the more region specific it becomes. Further, the lower in rank a school is, debt becomes more and more of an issue. i.e. Going into $120k of debt for Harvard and wanting to get a job in New York might be worth it. However, going into $120k of debt for the University of Puerto Rico and wanting a job in Chicago probably is not.
So.. you should base your decision on attending a law school on 1) where you want to live afterwards, 2) the debt you will face, 3) your feelings about the particular law school, and 4) as a tie breaker, refer to ranking.
Where should I go next fall? / Re: FSU v. FIU v. Ave Maria« on: July 25, 2014, 07:45:13 AM »
OP has a full scholarship already at Ave Maria.
I misspoke, Citylaw is right... FIU and FSU both have about the same cost of attendance (assuming no or similar scholarships at both). They are each about $40k per year (20k for tuition and 20k for living).
assuming you are paying for your cost of living at all three places, you would save about $40k by staying at Ave Maria. That is not an insignificant number, but you need to figure out if FSU and FIU's benefits are worth it.
I agree with Citylaw, you shouldn't base your decision here solely on ranking. I mean, if everything was equal financially and you were going into this as a 1L and you could care less where you worked after and you had similarly strong vibes about each school, you could then use ranking as a good tie breaker. The reality is you would probably have a little easier time finding work coming out of FSU than Ave Maria in a general sense. However, those aren't your circumstances. I would transfer, again, if you have a strong desire to work in another schools specific region. If you want to work in Portland, however, each of these schools are going to be equally good and equally bad at helping you get a job there, so I would say go to the cheapest.
I guess what I'm saying is, we need more info.
Where should I go next fall? / Re: FSU v. FIU v. Ave Maria« on: July 24, 2014, 05:49:41 PM »
Where do you want to practice and in what capacity?
If you are planning to have your own practice in Naples, then I would just stay at Ave Maria. Anything else and I would recommend strongly considering the transfer.
I personally really like FIU. They have competitive employment prospects and for a fraction of the cost compared to FSU. FIU is also picking up traction. My hunch is they will be in the Top 50 within the next 10 years or so.
If you are dead set to work anywhere in North Florida or even in the South, I would say FSU. If you want to work in South Florida (other than the Naples area), I would say FIU. And if you are not sure of your future but want the best bang for your buck, I would also say FIU.
But those are just my gut reactions to a very general question. You need to think long and hard about your realistic goals and future needs. I would also recommend calling the schools up and speaking to them candidly about whatever your situation is. They may be able to shed light on the decision that we might not be able to.
General Board / Re: Why Go?« on: July 09, 2014, 10:30:42 AM »
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Where should I go next fall? / Re: Thoughts? Where should I go« on: July 06, 2014, 07:47:03 PM »
Looks like a good list. I would apply to as many schools as possible. I would apply to even more reach schools and safety schools.
Studying for the LSAT / Re: Got a 160 on LSAT diagnostic but not going to law school« on: June 29, 2014, 11:48:21 PM »
Well said Citylaw.
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I did the self study books from Power Score, Princeton Review, Kaplan, and the misc. LSAC materials. Kaplan was definitely my favorite with Power Score a somewhat close second. Princeton Review was really bad (complete waste of time and money).
Where should I go next fall? / Re: FSU vs Wake Forest- Law Firm practice job prospects?« on: June 19, 2014, 07:48:17 PM »
Between the two, FSU since you know you want to work in FL. Why have you narrowed it down to just those two though? I would second what Maintain said, expand your scope to UMiami, UF, and FIU. If you want to work specifically in Miami, strongly consider UMiami and FIU. If you want to live by Ft. Lauderdale, also consider Nova.
Like Maintain said, outside of the top 14 schools, where your law school is located will play a much more significant role in your job search. So, if you know you want to work/live in a specific area, go to a school that feeds into that market. Since you want to live in South Florida, I would recommend applying to all of the T14, Vanderbilt, Emory, and all of the Florida schools. Anything other than those schools would not really help you in your future job search.
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I've watching this ties for a while now and was happy to learn that it was back. Love the dark brown. It makes it look very classic and goes with everything. Thankfully it didn't have the horrible spit smell of the gold colored bench. That was absolutely disgusting.
This 'bench' was higher quality than I expected for the money. I anticipated a lot less weight in the iron, with woven leather stretched tightly over a frame. Instead, the heavy wrought iron frame supports a cushioned pad. Alas, it is white and shows through the woven leather a bit until it is treated to some oil.. It is generously sized so quite a large person could sit on it, but a little large for the vanity I anticipated. That will teach me to pay attention to measurements!
This bench is a great accent piece. I have it in my foyer and it gets minimal use. I do not think it could hold up to every day wear and tear. It is an awesome looking piece. A little pricey but worth keeping.
Our decor is transitional/electic. We purchased 2 benches and placed them behind our sofa; a break away from the day-to-day old sofa table styling. Considering getting 1-2 more to use in our guest rooms as luggage racks! We love the bit of rustic, hand-made charm and uniqueness! Other reviews menntioned concerns about the slight gaps in the woven leather. To us this is just plays up the hand vs. machine made. If it's a big concern you can easily use a matching permanent marker to color the minimal lines where you "may" see the pad - again, you'd have to get close and stare at the seat to find them. The benches are sturdy because of the frame stabilizing bar. We like that they can fold down for storage although we love them so much I can't imagine ever doing that. These benches look like we paid at least 4x the price and came from a boutique type shop; you WON'T find anything like it in a regular furniture store. Great style, great price, great find!
It definitely adds a cool design element to the living room...and bonus it can be used for extra seating when co,pant comes over
Arrived fast. Ordered 2 to sit at the foot of our king size bed. Easy to assemble, no screws or instructions. Well made and strong. Price is crazy good for product received.
For the price, this woven leather seat and iron base bench is a steal! It is sturdy a little to heavy to move around. So probably best if you want to keep in one spot.
I bought one of each color for the foot of the bed in two of our bedrooms. They're great for putting on your shoes and socks in the morning. But even better, they look wonderful. The leather quality is excellent. The colors are rich. And you certainly can't beat them for the price. Wonderful value.
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SWD and berries
I lost all of my blackberries last year to SWD. Hoping to avoid that this year.
My bramble patch is against the garage and I'm not sure how easy it will be to fully net. I was wondering if it would be viable to create little net bags of gardening fabric or tulle (is tulle too wide a netting for these buggers?) and cover the berry clusters themselves, loosely but well sealed off.
Obviously more work, but would it keep them off? Or would they be able to lay eggs through the netting?
My potted blueberries didn't have them last year, but if I had them in one crop, should I be paranoid about another?
SWD is a nightmare. After tending very productive raspberries for a few years, I must say the last 2 were bad. I did get 1/2 seasons worth of blackberries from my Arapahoes in '13, but after a couple weeks they were infested. I have Blueberries but am concentrating on the earliest/latest varieties cause they aren't as active at those temps. No more brambles for me.
Mosquito or no-see-um type mesh is plenty small, will work to bag individual clusters. Not familiar with tulle. Eggs could still be laid where the berry firmly contacts the netting.
I would not recommend fully netting the whole patch because many of the overwintering flies may be on the ground in the patch. You would just end up with a tent full of flies.
Set out a vinegar trap so you know when the flies start to appear.
it will be very interesting to see how swd overwinters this year in the northern ,locations. lots of hard cold without much snow cover.
The recs i have seen are for netting to go up as green berries swell, well before any color or skin softening.
you have to have the netting off for pollinators.
Thanks for the feedback. I wonder if there's someway I can make 'hoops' in the bag to try and keep the netting around the fruit but not touching it. I'm going to give it a try this year and hope for the best.
I would be so happy if the SWD took a hard hit this winter. Freeze little bastards.


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I tried to use B::Deparse in order to recreate the file but Deparse is not perfect and the output is broken (and very large ~5000 lines of deparsed code).
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One of the biggest and best chicken fried steak sandwiches in the state. Get it fully loaded with all the veggies and order a cup of white gravy to pour over or dip in. Also, the deserts are home cooked and worth a try, especially if it is coconut cream pie.
Stopped by for lunch with family from out of town. Turned out everyone enjoyed there BBQ. They are east coast people so this was a real treat for them. They already requested we come back here next time they are in town. This is a hidden treasure.
Truth be told my hubby & I were looking for another place and just couldn't find it. The second time we drove by this place I said "that's it- I am starving- we are eating here". I am REALLY glad we did. My hubby got a cheeseburger and fries (as always) and I got the pork ribs. I also ordered...
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Lilly Sprouts Frozen overnight - what to do???
hyperdoggie(z 7 SE NM)March 25, 2006
I have a patch of standard big-box store oriental lilies that have been sprouting nicely for the past month, these have all come back from last years planting. One of them (approx. 1 foot tall - grows to 4 foot) froze overnight a couple days ago in an unusual cold snap. Should I leave it be, or cut it off at the base? Is this the end for the bulb below? Any advice is appreciated.
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It probably isn't the end for the bulb below. If I were you, I'd wait and see how much of the stalk dies, and don't cut at all, or cut very carefully, an inch at a time, until you hit live growth. There may still be live growth inside a stem that looks bad. You might lose this year's bloom.


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Earlier this week Wal-Mart announced that it will match prices on most of its products for shoppers who buy something between Nov. 1 and Dec. 25 at one of its stores and then find it cheaper elsewhere. When customers find an item cheaper in a competitor's ad, they can bring in the ad and Wal-Mart will give the difference in the form of a gift card.
This policy is in addition to the existing price match policy in which customers can bring in competitors' ads or tell cashiers a competitor's price and ask it to be matched on the spot. Until now, a customer could not ask for a price match after a purchase, unless the lower price was at Wal-Mart. (Almost any major retailer will give you the difference if you buy an item at regular price and then it goes on sale within 7 to 14 days.)
Wal-Mart is to be commended for this policy, although I doubt that many shoppers will take them up on it. I don't think most of us have the time or take the time to keep our eye on prices after we've already purchased something.
There are a few items or situations where prices won't be matched at Wal-Mart.
+Groceries, tires, guns, tobacco, prescriptions, optical, cell phones with service agreements
+Internet retailers' prices
+Black Friday ads
+Limited time (6 a.m. to 11 a.m., for example) or quantity (one Blu-ray player per customer, for example) ads
Still, the match does include layaway items and Wal-Mart's own Internet pricing. Even though you can't get a price adjustment credit if you see a lower price on Black Friday (the day after Thanksgiving), Wal-Mart is one of the few retailers who will match Black Friday ads on Black Friday. In other words, if Target has a Vizio flat screen TV for $300 in its Black Friday ad and you can find the exact model at Wal-Mart for $400, you can ask Wal-Mart to match, but good luck. Most retailers don't carry the exact models to discourage matching and comparison shopping.
By the way, Target also offers its own version of a price match guarantee. It will match a current competitor's ad but it does not currently allow competitors' price matching after you have already purchased something, as Wal-Mart's new policy allows. Check the policy restrictions online before you head out.
Does anyone plan to take advantage of Wal-Mart's holiday price matching policy?
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