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HCA files to go public once again, in biggest IPO in three years
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Nashville-based HCA Inc. today filed its much-anticipated initial public offering, reported first-quarter earnings of $388 million and announced a $500 million distribution to stockholders.
HCA, which operates 162 hospitals and 106 freestanding surgery centers across the country and in England, expects to raise $4 billion with an IPO, though underwriters could bump that figure up to $4.6 billion.
About $2.5 billion will come in the form of newly issued shares, with the rest coming from current shareholders who will sell on the public market. HCA spokesman Ed Fishbough declined to comment.
Analysts and other industry-watchers have been expecting HCA to make a return to the public market for some time, especially since the passage of health care reform legislation in March.
Sheryl Skolnick of CRT Capital Group said all eyes will be on HCA as a "bellwether" of the equity markets' appetite for health care investment. How the market receives HCA could prompt others, including Franklin-based IASIS Healthcare and Nashville-based Vanguard Health Systems, to follow suit, she said.
"There are quite a few other companies that are going to be watching this very closely," Skolnick said. "I think IASIS would love to come public, and Vanguard may have to."
The HCA IPO is the largest private-equity backed offering since the financial crisis began three years ago, according to Thomson Reuters data. It's the third largest deal announced so far this year worldwide, and the largest in the U.S. — three times larger than the next biggest U.S. deal, according to Bloomberg. Last month, Tampa-based investment firm The Validus Group announced it would go public in a $1.5 million offering.
HCA is stepping out on solid footing. In the first quarter, the company's revenue rose 1.5 percent to $7.54 billion while net income climbed 7.8 percent. As of March 31, HCA had about $25.9 billion of debt, or about 4.9 times its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
"As a public company, we expect to have improved access to capital markets that we will be able to use to both reduce outstanding debt and reinvest into the growth of the company," CEO Richard Bracken said in a conference call with investors.
This will mark the third time that HCA has gone public since its founding in the mid-1960s. The company has been private since 2006 when a private investor group that included affiliates of Bain Capital, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. and Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity joined HCA founder Thomas Frist Jr. in a $33 billion leveraged buyout.
With the filing, HCA now enters a quiet period until the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commision reviews its registration statement, a process that could take up to three months. Once the SEC signs off, HCA executives will go on the road making presentations to potential institutional investors and a stock price will be assigned.
HCA ranks No. 1 on Nashville Business Journal's list of top 100 Middle Tennessee companies with revenue of $30 billion in 2009.
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AWS Truepower LLC, a longtime Capital Region renewable energy research company, has purchased the Windographer software system from Mistaya Engineering Inc., the company announced Tuesday. Bruce Bailey, CEO of AWS Truepower, said the software was "an elegant and useful product for the wind industry, and we are happy that they are joining us to continue […] [Read More]
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A renewable energy consulting firm based in Latham has reached a $1 million deal in Argentina to explore potential sites for wind and solar energy farms, AWS Truepower announced a two-year joint venture with Aires Renewables to map out and measure wind and solar resources in the province of San Juan. The project is funded […] [Read More]
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I recently received a scholarship to study the gardens of Italy, and the importance and the presence of water in those gardens. Which jewels should i look for?
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There was a special "Gardens of the World" on PBS hosted by Audrey Hepburn. I used to own it on video, but gave it to my sister. One of the segments focused on a garden outside of Rome that was built around streams and ruins. I wish I could remember the name of the garden. You can probaly find it a tyour local library. You might want to look at Feneschi gardens in Tuscany.


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Controversies over Taiwan's fourth nuclear plant have polarized the island for three decades and now a government proposal for a referendum may be shoving the opposite sides even further apart.
New premier Jiang Yi-hua finds himself knee-deep in the dispute after he recently announced that the government would hold an island-wide vote on the fate of the Longmen Nuclear Plant, which began construction in 1999 and has evolved into one of the most expensive — and contentious — infrastructure projects in the island's history.
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Ever wanted to try sailing? Then why not come along to our' Have A Go' Day
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Mater Dei puts end to Memorial's streak
While Bosse may have been shell-shocked by a case of what-ifs in trying to end Memorial's unbeaten streak on Friday, Mater Dei simply experienced euphoria before a standing-room only crowd on Saturday night in the championship game of the Old National Bank Southern Indiana Athletic Conference boys' basketball tournament at Reitz.
Mater Dei was 16-for-17 from the line in the fourth quarter in posting a 61-50 victory over the Tigers, who were 9-0 and ranked No. 1 in Class 3A.
After hitting a 3-pointer to tie the score with 40.2 seconds left in regulation as the Tigers outlasted Bosse in overtime in Friday's semifinals at Castle, Dylan Peters nailed another 3 to narrow Mater Dei's lead to 53-50 with 2:12 showing on Saturday.
But Hank LaRue hit both ends of a one-and-one to extend the Wildcats' advantage to five with 1:20 left. Memorial never scored again.
"It's how we handle it," said Memorial coach Rick Wilgus, when asked about the Tigers' first loss. "Our choices we made tonight did not put us in a position to win."
He said he doesn't buy the theory that some of the pressure will now be off his team. "It came down to effort and choices," Wilgus said.
Michael Nesbitt had 24 points for Memorial. Trev Wilgus added 13.
LaRue said the Wildcats (8-3) take free throws very seriously and it paid off in their last eight points.
"We go to the line every day in practice," said La Rue, who was 6-for-7 in scoring a team-high 16 points. "We put a lot of emphasis on it as we prepare for the game."
While Memorial was competing in the SIAC tourney championship game for the first time, the Wildcats won their fourth title in the tournament's 11-year history. "It's always good to get a win like this," La Rue said. "Memorial is a very good team in all aspects. I can't say enough about how hard they play. They are definitely deserving of their No. 1 ranking. We were fortunate to come out and get a win.
"We knew they were going to make some runs and we played through it," he said. "Winning the SIAC tournament is nice, but it's just part of the journey."
Like LaRue, Mater Dei coach Kurt Wildeman tried his best to downplay the victory. "It's a good win against a good team in the SIAC tournament," Wildeman said. "It was a great atmosphere."
But the Wildcats will have little time to celebrate. "The really tough part of our schedule is coming up," Wildeman said.
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Updated: 09/12/2013 - The Bruins football team looks to kick off their home opener Friday without one of their star players.
Updated: 09/12/2013 - The Bruins football team looks to kick off their home opener Friday without one of their star players.
Updated: 09/10/2013 - Fruita Monument defeats Grand Junction 3-2.
Posted: 09/08/2013 - Counting down the week's five top performances.
Updated: 09/06/2013 - High school football highlights from week two of play.
Updated: 08/31/2013 - A round-up of the two HS softball tournaments at Kronkright Park Saturday afternoon.
Posted: 08/30/2013 - Week one of the Friday Night Football Blitz.
Updated: 08/29/2013 - The Central Warriors defeat the Palisade Bulldogs 3-0.
Updated: 08/29/2013 - Palisade Bulldogs defeat Delta Panthers 3-1.
Updated: 08/28/2013 - Fruita Monument defeats Grand Junction 3-2 in season opener.
Updated: 08/29/2013 - Palisade Bulldogs defeat Eagle Valley Devils 10-0 in five innings.
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Posted: 08/24/2013 - Grand Junction traveled to the front range to kick off their season against the Prairie View Thunderhawks.
Updated: 08/23/2013 - Montrose got some revenge from last year and flipped the score on Vista Ridge in opening win.
Updated: 08/22/2013 - Delta Panthers prep for 2013 season.
Updated: 08/21/2013 - The Hotchkiss Bulldogs are ready to get back on top in the WSL.
Posted: 08/20/2013 - Colorado prep football rankings released.
Updated: 08/20/2013 - The reigning 1A state champs are eager for a second shot at a title.
Updated: 08/19/2013 - The Montrose Indians football team holds three of the last five SWL league titles, with their most recent coming in 2012.
Updated: 08/16/2013 - The Fruita Monument Wildcats may have lost top talent, but they're coming in with plenty more.
Updated: 08/15/2013 - Grand Junction Tigers prep for season opener.
Updated: 08/14/2013 - The Central Warriors begin new season under new head coach Shawn Marsh.
Updated: 08/13/2013 - Coach Ramunno and new quarterback Levi Hoaglund talk about the upcoming season.
Updated: 07/26/2013 - Grand Junction High School released the fall sports preseason schedules.
Posted: 07/26/2013 - Palisade High School releases preseason sports schedules.
Updated: 07/20/2013 - A local athlete founded a pro-style football combine for the second consecutive year Saturday morning.


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Wii-Stripping & Talking Fetuses: The Feminist Left Reacts to the Union Thug Assault on FreedomWorks' Tabitha Hale
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The patriarchy is afoot! How else to explain the feminist Left's conspicuously absent outrage after a male union member assaulted FreedomWorks staffer Tabitha Hale in Washington, D.C. this week?
As steadfast defenders of women, surely feminists spoke out about this act of aggression against a 5′ 1″ woman and her uppity smartphone. But it's the damnedest thing. I've combed through the feminist blogosphere, and days later, I still can't find a single mention of what happened to Tabitha. Shocking, I know.
In all fairness, feminist activists have far more important things to write about than a union member smacking a conservative chick in the face with his protest sign. Check out some of the pressing women's issues occupying the feminist blogosphere the day after the attack:
Jezebel explored how to make crafts out of cat hair (a topic of grave concern to all women) and highlighted the joys of Wii-spanking, Wii-stripping, and Wii swinger parties.
Shakesville continued the vital intellectual work of analyzing Glenn Beck's book, The Overton Window. (In case you were wondering, chapter 38 is as "murky as a wet fart.")
Everyone's favorite FGM apologist Amanda Marcotte joined New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman in decrying the Great Oatmeal Swindle of 2011. Apparently dum-dum Americans think convenience foods are…wait for it…convenient. Idjits.
Slate's Double X blog tackled Ben Franklin's appreciation of cougars, and bemoaned the media's failure to spot the connection between the Tea Party and the icky Christian Right.
A blogger at Tiger Beatdown channeled her inner fetus for the day to mock pro-life ideas about personhood.
Last name: Fetus! First name: Grizzly! GRIZZLY! FETUS! GRIZZLY! FETUS!
Yeah. A talking fetus named Grizzly. She went there.
And a Feministing blogger indulged in a little mockery of the "box" 'do sported by Kid of Kid 'n Play. We'll give Courtney a pass since she's clearly lost track of what decade it is.
Is it possible the feminist blogging community didn't hear about this act of violence against a conservative woman?
Coverage of the attack on Tabitha wasn't limited to just a few blogs in the rightosphere. After Michelle Malkin broke the news, the story was linked or reported by Instapundit, RedState, The Daily Caller, The Washington Examiner, Salon, Slate and Wonkette. Kinda hard to miss.
But Tabitha's conservatism renders her unworthy of support from the feminist Left. She's the wrong kind of woman. And even if she knew the Super Secret Sisterhood Handshake, there are dozens of leftist causes that trump support for women in the hierarchy of leftist politics. Unions make the cut (along with cat hair crafts and policing the nation's oatmeal intake).
For the Womenâ"¢ my ass.
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ROSCOE — They came. They wallowed. They played. And they partied at Kelley-Meyers Park, where a grassy plain was transformed into 32 greasy pits for the Epilepsy Foundation's Mud Volleyball Tournament.
ROSCOE — They came. They wallowed. They played.
And they partied at Kelley-Meyers Park, where a grassy plain was transformed into 32 greasy pits for the Epilepsy Foundation's Mud Volleyball Tournament.
Around 3,000 players and perhaps as many spectators frolicked in and around the slurry, or tailgated in a parking area at the 31st annual event, a fundraiser that's older than many participants.
About 300 teams with names like Dirty Britches, Mudweiser, Code Brown and Beerly Standing paid $230 apiece for the privilege of entering the pits, where a calf-high goo triggered fanny falls and face-plants, rendering even the brightest pink shirts the color of espresso.
"Good ol' Roscoe soil," said Ben Slack, the foundation's communications director.
It took a week to turn the park into a chocolaty mess. Pits were dug 12 to 18 inches deep and rimmed with earthen berms. Then they were filled with water from nearby Dry Creek via pump and built-in irrigation system installed for the event, Slack said.
The system made sure the pits stayed full and made nearly everyone a dirty player.
"I love volleyball, and when you get to get dirty to play volleyball, nothing is better," said Deanna Ronan, 22, of Belvidere, who played with 2 Wheel Dirty Riders.
Ronan, a five-year tournament veteran and former high school player, had a face full of dirt and even tasted the Roscoe soil, which has a one-dimensional quality.
"It's the grit that you taste," she said.
Like many participants, 10-year tournament veteran Robert Harper, 54, of Loves Park used duct tape to keep his shoes on. Others taped their shorts on to prevent a muddy moon.
Harper's yellow shirt was more than half earth-toned by 1 p.m. He wore the same shirt last year. And he played for what team?
"I don't know," he said. "My wife takes care of that."
Cleaning up after such a tournament is a chore. A makeshift shower station at the park allows for a surface rinse, but not for a deep cleaning. The dirt has staying power.
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Noble said he was having a great time at the tournament, where he came to support Chuggers, a team sponsored by his uncle's bar.
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I've been following an interesting thread on own root vs. grafted roses . . . Do serious exhibitors ever opt for own root roses (specifically HTs & Floribundas)?
It just takes so long for a HT or FL to get to any size when it is own root. I have a Natasha Monet own-root, it's been in the ground for 4 years, and it's just now getting canes of any size to even consider entering into a show, and it's not Queen material by any means. Just takes too long.
Most minis are own root, although I know a few of the exhibitors have minis on Fortuniana.
If the only way I can get the rose I want is ownroot then that's what I get. Ownroot is not a preference for me, would much rather have grafted, anyway after putting on 4" of mulch and compost every year most of my roses will go ownroot eventually, except for the ones on Fortuniana. From what I can tell ownroot is a cold winter thing which does not happen here.
It has been my experience that floribundas and hybrid teas do not grow well at all on their own roots, at least in my neck of the woods. My 12-year-old Playgirl is an 18-inch wimp; I saw 5-foot tall Playgirls budded on Fortuniana. Of course, there are a few exceptions. The pink hybrid tea Andrea Stelzer grows very well on its own roots; mine is 7-feet tall.
Miniatures are a different story and grow quite well on their own roots. Some of the larger minis such as Bees Knees, Arcanum, and Miss Flippins I have had to move up to 10-gallon pots because they are so big and vigorous.
In the shrub and OGR category, that is a mixed bag. Many do grow well on their own roots if you have patience and are willing to wait several years. But others never seem to reach their full potential so budded is better.
Not to be overlooked is the instant gratification that many of us require. Although I do sometimes take cuttings of rare and unusual roses that I can't get anywhere else, I would much rather get a fully developed bush already growing in a pot, budded and ready to spring forth as soon as I plop it into the ground.
Exhibitors are not a patient lot.
I really like the HT 'Suffolk'. Mine is on its own roots and never seems to really give me enough for a show winner. Every time I see 'Suffolk' win in a show I ask the exhibitor, and every time it is a budded plant. I know that is just one example, but it tells me something about hybrid teas.
Minis, on the other hand, do just fine on their own roots. I only bud those that seem to struggle and stay too small on their own.
It really depends on the variety and the climate. In Pasadena, nearly all of my minis, polys, florbundas, OGRs and shrubs were on their own roots, and even some of the HTs. In fact I regarded their ability to do well on their own roots as one major factor in keeping a rose. The HTs there were on a variety of rootstocks, most commonly Dr Huey but also some multiflora but no fortuniana. Now that I am in Arizona, nearly all of the HTs are on fortuniana, a are some of the floribundas and even some minis. I find here, based on Dona's experience, and now my own, that fortuniana is a superior rootstock. Most of the rest are on their own roots, tough there is a smattering on Dr. Huey. Multiflora oesn't work in this heat at all.


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I have a for each loop with an array, for each element in the array I need to retrieve data from the server so I will make an ajax request per element and store the result in another array, I need to know when the last element in the array has been processed so I can display the data, is there a pattern or how could I do this without over complicating things which I think is what I'm doing
Then, in the callbacks of your XHR,
Alternatively, you state that you are adding the things to a new array. Assuming that when finished the arrays will be of equal length, you can change the check in the callback to
Also, keep in mind if you are making XHR (assuming asynchronous) in a loop, they will all be trying to request at roughly the same time (I think), which may be an issue with performance. Consider writing a function which is called again on each individual request's callback, so the XHRs are made one at a time. Increment a counter so you can subscript the next array element in each call.
A continuation passing library that has a "parallel" mode will abstract this nicely. I'm using JooseX-CPS, also see its tutorial.
For each on success you hit, count up the successful results and then trigger an event.
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Newest in a wonderful collection of young science kits, this one deals with water and introduces children to some basic concepts such as floating, sinking, icebergs, and hands on experiments that allow kids to see the water cycle, phases from liquid to solid to gas. The kit itself contains almost all the materials you need to explore the activities in a 20-page manual that includes ways to make rain, submarine, foam boat, chromatography, and more. Plastic test tubes, mini-measuring cup, mini-sponge, pipette, lab tray and special tubes and papers for experiments. You will need to provide your own food coloring and for a magical experiment, some black pepper. Since these are essentially designed for preschoolers, you will be doing the reading. Basically, this kit is a parent intensive opportunity to explore and expand new ideas with your preschooler. Marked for 3 & up, we think this is probably a better bet for slightly oler preschoolers and even a good choice for 5 & up. Young readers will also like helping with the directions as well as the experiments.
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Designed for preschoolers, this allows young children to use both eyes instead of having to close one eye, as with a real microscope. The eye-piece can be raised and lowered for better views and it allows children to view coins and leaves and other familiar items under the lenses. Oddly, this is more like a magnifying glass than a microscope and the further up the lenses the more detail you see. It works with 8X magnification. 3 & up
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Forget the princess dresses and firefighter outfits--for the new generation of STEM*-minded kids, bring home a lab coat and adjustable lab glasses for doing their science experiments. The goggles are intended for dramatic play only - they are not safety glasses. That said, this is a fun dress-up costume for 3-6 year olds. Nice addition to the Primary Science Kits from the same maker.
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Young children are scientists by nature. They love to experiment, to discover how things work and this kit gives them tools for exploring the nature of color-mixing in multiple ways. No doubt your kids have done some color-mixing with paints, but this kit uses colored disks that are supplied as well as food coloring (which is not.) We like the eye-glasses frame with color disks that you can slide in to see the world through rose colored lenses, among other colors. This updated kit is different from the original Primary Science Kit, giving special emphasis on color mixing.There are also disks that fit on a top that spins and blends colors in motion. They have also included chunky plastic test tubes for mixing up colored ice pops, ice cubes, and other treats. There are 10 easy-to-follow activities on big cards that require little reading. Of course, this is a parent and child kit with activities you can return to from time to time. For getting kids started with STEM activities, this is a terrific introductory kit. If you want one more piece to add to the kit consider the Color Mixer Beaker ($9.95) with a dividing wall that allows you to mix equal parts of two primary colors to get a secondary one. It has a squiggly top that slips on the beaker and when you turn the beaker over, out comes a new color! There is no food coloring in either package, so you will need to supply that. You might want to use this beaker for mixing up other color combos with fruit juices, as well.
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One of the award winning Young Scientist Club kits designed for preschoolers. These are age appropriate experiments for parent & child projects. An interesting way to introduce preschoolers to some fundamental science experiences. Most of the ingredients needed have to come from your refrigerator or pantry. The kit contains a paper booklet with recipes for each experiment and some minimal plastic pieces: a funnel, tray, test tubes, two so-called cups, a lab tray, pipette, spoon, clothespin, special papers, and sticks for rock candy making. Be forewarned, the images and text may be a bit confusing. For example, the recipe for making ice cream says to use a "measuring cup" and the illustration further confounds the confusion by showing a hand with a good size cup in it, but do not use your own measuring cup. You are supposed to use the thimble-size measuring cup in the kit or there is no way the ingredients will fit in the plastic bags they provide. An unfortunate choice of words or materials. That said, the ideas here are going to be appealing to kids and promote the world of STEM right from the start. 3-6
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Build the base with square puzzle pieces and then add the gears to connect them into a machine that can be activated by little hands. There are endless ways to make the pieces spin. This clever set comes with 24 pieces including one big gear that can activate the smaller gears. Call it preschool physics. Marked 2 & up. For 2's and younger 3's this will be a parent/child activity. Older preschoolers will like doing open-ended explorations to create unique 'machines' that they can play with and start all over again.
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For budding scientists, here is a 12-piece kit with see through rooting trays, pots, observation jar with vented lid, watering can, trowel, plant markers and best of all--10 on-the-mark activity cards that invite kids to grow a variety of plants. Use found materials, like the top of a pineapple, radishes, carrots, popping corn kernels, and a clove of garlic. For other experiments, bring home seeds for beans and chives. The round observation jar with a lid can become a small terrarium with plants found in the yard or park. The activity cards provide realistic gardening experiments that preschoolers can do with help from an adult or older sib. True, you could use many of the containers you own without the set, but this gives the process structure in a playful way. Hopefully you will do that, too. To enlarge the experiences, take photos as each experiment progresses to make a small personal log or simple personalized book of their growing experiments. Our tester "loved planting the seeds and labeling the various pots. He lso loved wtering his plants. Finally, there is a clear rooting tray and an observation jar included with the set, so he loved observing his plants take root and grow within the soil. He had never seen how roots grow and develop before so it was a new experience for him." They did report some things they thought were drawbacks: the set does not come with soil or seeds--so right from the start you need to buy things before you can start. The set also only comes with one observation jar even though there are five experiments that call for the observation jar. Our tester felt that the best part of the set were the in ten activity cards. They also gave Learning Resources high marks for having on line extension activities. 3 & up.
SNAP: This hands-on kit is an excellent set of activities that all children can enjoy on various levels. Involving children in the process is a very satisfying ongoing activity.
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One of a series of science kits for preschoolers. This one uses things found in the kitchen to make a volcano explosion, slime, crystals, fungus and more. The items in the kit include plastic test tubes, mini-volcano form, a small tank for making slime and other props. Best of all there is a wonderful step-by-step experiment book that will walk you through all these together activities. In the past, most of these experiments were more typically done with kindegarten, 1st and 2nd graders. That said, there is nothing in this kit that preschoolers will not enjoy trying. Clearly, this is not a solo toy, but rather a chance to explore together. They have also done a Bubble Science Kit and Rainbow Science. These are available at PBS Kids site and the Scholastic site. As of this writing they were not elsewhere. Marked for 3+, we think they make more sense with 5+.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2013.
A nicely crafted bug-house with wooden sides and net roof. The see-through door slides easily and allows bug hunters to look inside with their wooden handled magnifier. A sturdy science toy for young nature explorers. 3 & up.
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Learning about measurement equivalencies comes built into this clever set of measuring tools. For starters you want to give kids a chance to explore how many cups it takes to fill the bigger containers and to discover that the tall and short two-cup containers are the same. The 12-piece set includes measuring spoons and 1/4, 1/2, and 1 cup measures, 2-cup and 4 cup beakers. A small scale is included along with some clever activity cards to use with your child. These science activities are recipes for creating bubble solution, puffy paint, clay, trail mix, slime stencils, mystery goo and other more basic measuring experiments. The well made materials and activity cards add up to a wealth of entertaining parent and child explorations that make early connections to science. 4 & up.
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Pricing in Venezuela - the fair price vs the capitalist price!
On the continuum of the mixed economy, the government continues to move the Venezuelan economy towards the planned side of things. And they are not averse to letting the population know that it is for the better either!
The picture shows the price for a certain type of oil in Mercado Bicentenario, the new name for a chain of private shops that have been nationalised by the government.
There is the "fair" price of 4.73 Bfs and then the capitalist price of 7 Bfs along with the saving of 32% that Venezuelan citizens can thank their government for!
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Gavin Rossdale was spotted at the Larry King Telethon on the 21st of June. He wore a pair of DSquared2 jeans to help raise money for the oil spill in the Gulf Coast. Gavin has been spotted in these jeans a couple of times before. I think Gavin has great style. I do think he is one of the best dressed men out there. I know this is a blog about denim… but if there is anyway you can help the Gulf Coast please do. There are tons of innocent lives being effected by the spill as we speak.
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Twilight Star, Alex Meraz was spotted having lunch at the Urth Cafe in Los Angeles, California. He wore a pair of Diesel jeans for the outing. It seems like the some of Twilight stars love their premium denim. We have spotted most of them out in many brands. Please click this post to view more images.
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Rihanna leaves dinner with her boyfriend Matt Kemp while wearing a pair of shredded skinny jeans. Rihanna's jeans are the Hudson Darted skinny jeans, which have an exposed zipper and distressed knees. I really like the details on these! You can buy these jeans here at Barney's.
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'Dancing With the Stars' champ Nicole Scherzinger was photographed in Hollywood as she met up with her girlfriends to grab some lunch. Nicole was wearing J Brand 901 leggings in blue viper and check out those shoes – they look like "heels", but they are actually cork wedges. Do you like them? I personally think she has too many "trends" going on here at the same time, the scarf, the hat, the shoes, the necklace and the bag, it's a bit much for me. The jeans are awesome though, I have J Brand leggings and they are super soft and comfortable! Buy these jeans at Boutique to You for $230.


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