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Fishing and hunting report for Oct. 18, 2010
Morena: Fair action for bass, bluegill, catfish and carp. Best baits include bread balls or doughballs for carp, jerk baits, jigs or plastic worms for bass; meal worms or wax worms for bluegill and mackerel and night crawlers for catfish. Pacific Crest Trail, which starts south of Campo at the U.S. Mexican border, cuts through the eastern side of the park. Very good hiking
Murray: Perimeter road is mostly paved and frequented by walkers, runners, rollerbladers and bicyclists. Cowles Mountain, the highest and most-hiked peak in the city, gets a lot of visitors. Open daily to fishing and boating. No boat rentals. Pay fees at iron rangers near the abandoned concession building or at key access points.
Otay, Lower: the 170 anglers reported five bass kept (207 released), 179 bluegill, 1 redear sunfish and 7 channel catfish. Shoreline access is limited. North shore has some good spots. Fishing pier located on west shore, north of the boat dock. Access road on the west side reaches fishing pier and some shoreline fishing areas. Open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Pay fees at iron rangers near the boat launch and abandoned concession building. Boat rentals available on Saturday and Sunday.
Otay, Upper: The 9 anglers reported 8 bass released and 3 bluegill. No boats permitted here, so float-tubing, wading and shoreline fishing are good options. Great hike around the perimeter. Open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday for fishing, sunrise to sunset. Upper Otay is a catch and release only fishery. Bait is not permitted, only artificial lures with barbless hooks.
Poway: Fishing slowed down here, with an occasional bass or catfish biting now and then .Topwater action for bass can be excellent if you find the feeding fish attacking shad. Bluegill and sunfish the big takers. No state fishing license needed here. Excellent hiking opportunities, with trails connecting to Poway's massive network of trails that includes Mount Woodson and Iron Mountain. Open daily. The following items are prohibited at Lake Poway in order to prevent the spread of quagga mussels: float tubes, private motors and anchors, live bait containers, fish finders, floating catch baskets, live bait from any source other than the Lake Poway concession, any items the staff considers to be potential contaminants.
Santee Lakes: Last channel catfish stocking of the season is this week, with 1,000 pounds split between Lakes 3 and 4. Very good bass fishing. Jamal Ali, El Cajon, 9-pound, 4-ounce bass, Lake 4. Brian Grawey, 9-3 bass, Lake 4. He also landed a 6-pound, 4-ounce bass, followed by a 5-12 and a 4-8, all in one day of fishing. Trout season, presented by Barona Casino, opens here Nov. 6. The lakes will be stocked with 2,000 pounds of rainbow trout (split in lakes 2, 3 and 4). Some husky rainbows will be stocked, with some over 10 pounds. The five largest trout caught on opening day will get special prizes. There also will be tagged trout worth cash and prizes. Anglers who catch a trout 5 pounds or better will be eligible for a drawing for a flat screen TV in April. Trout will be stocked Nov. 6, 19; Dec. 3, 17, 26, 31; Jan. 14 (2,000 pounds), 28; Feb. 11, 25; Mar. 11. Night fishing allowed on Lakes 6 and 7, but reserved for campers. No California state fishing license required to fish Santee's chain of lakes. Catfish biting in all lakes, especially Lakes 6 and 7, which are reserved for campers. Very good hiking opportunities around the seven lakes. Lake 7 is reserved for campers, though. Site for site the best campground in the county. Check www.santeelakes.com. Open daily.


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City Council president Chris Jensen and Bingham County Commissioner Whitney Manwaring shared "state of the …." messages with members of the Greater Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday.
Among the accomplishments of city workers in 2012, Jensen said, were the completion of various road projects and of improvements at Jensen Grove.
They also added an Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant lift in the swimming pool and completed a new water storage tank and booster station.
The Yuma County Sheriff's Department is not ruling out that missing Blackfoot man Laurence J. "Jack" Doering, 82, may still be trying to make his way back to Blackfoot. Doering, and his wife Leah [Doering], live in Blackfoot but have been in the Yuma, Ariz., area since October.
Doering, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease, has been missing since last Thursday after he got ahold of the car keys while he and his wife were getting haircuts at a shopping plaza near Yuma. Doering took off by himself in a tan/grey 2002 Chevrolet Suburban with Idaho license plates.
The letter of the week is "J" at Storytime in the Snake River School Community Library.
Children ages 3-5 followed storyteller Peggy Hansen as she encouraged them to repeat, "Where is J? Here I am. What do you say J? J-j-j.
The color was blue and the nursery rhyme is "Jack and Jill went up the hill, to fetch a pail of water. Jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill came tumbling after."
"We study a color and letter each week," Hansen said. "There's is a nursery rhyme each week.
"This helps early literature skills.
"Nursery rhymes teach rhyme and rhythm," said Hansen.
A nationwide post for the position of Blackfoot School District superintendent expired on Jan. 17 and plans to hire a new superintendent for the district will move forward, despite the ongoing distraction of the "Crane payout" debacle.
While the board is behind on their original plan to have a new superintendent selected by Feb. 1, 2013, the district's interim superintendent Chad Struhs said they hope to have a person selected for the position by March 1, with the plan of having the new hire officially on board by July..
BLACKFOOT — Rollin' For A Cause, a foundation formed by Susan Jensen of Blackfoot to help those in the area struggling with the cost of juvenile diabetes, is assisting Pocatello teen Kaela Collazo in her efforts to raise money for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
Collazo, who is a Type 1 diabetic, is organizing a 'talent show' fundraiser at Pocatello High School (where she attends school) on Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m.
Collazo received permission from the district's school board to have the event, but learned that there is a $300 fee to use the school's facilities.
BLACKFOOT — Families in the area who are struggling financially this winter due to medical costs incurred from juvenile diabetes can contact Rollin' For A Cause' for some financial relief.
Susan Jensen of Blackfoot started Rollin' For A Cause in 2011 to help those in need after suffering financial stress and losing her 12 year old daughter, Camille to juvenile diabetes.
"If there is anyone out there who needs help (or knows of anyone who needs help), please let us know," Jensen said. "We are here to help."
Retired Blackfoot resident Laurence J. "Jack" Doering, 82, who has been wintering in the Yuma, Ariz. area with his life Leah, has been missing since Jan. 17. According to [Leah] Doering's daugher, Sandra Chamberlain, [Jack] Doering has suffered from Alzheimer's disease for the past four years and is likely "lost and confused."
The Yuma County Sheriff's Office reports that [Jack] Doering was last seen at the Foothills Plaza Shopping Center near Yuma on Thursday at approximately 9:45 a.m.
Activities for the Eastern Idaho Ag Expo begin today.
The Ag Expo is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Wednesday and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday at Holt Arena.
Over 125 exhibitors are participating. On display are the latest in farm equipment, products and services. This is one of the largest equipment shows in the nation.
The Idaho Seed Potato Grower's Seminar, sponsored by the Idaho Crop Improvement Association, is from noon to 5 p.m. today at the Clarion Inn. Registration is from 11:30 a.m. to noon and costs $30 for person.
Scott and Melissa Merrill wanted a business/product they could involve their children in.
Eventually they settled upon a Murphy bed company which a Utah man had decided to sell.
"It's something we could do together," Scott said of building and selling the wall beds often seen in old movies.
"They're better than anything on the market and priced better than anyone else, too," he said.
According to Wikipedia, a Murphy bed is also called a pull down or fold-down bed. It is a bed that is hinged at one end to store vertically against the wall, or inside a closet or cabinet.
A Blackfoot man is in the Bonneville County Jail charged with murder following the death of an Idaho Falls woman on Saturday.
According to Sheriff Paul Wilde, about 12:50 p.m. deputies responded to call that a woman had been shot and two men were running from the scene in the 5100 block of East Lincoln Road.
When deputies arrived, they found 21-year-old Kristy M. Aschliman just off the road. They rendered first aid but paramedics determined that she was dead. Her vehicle was stuck in the snow 50 yards from the scene.


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Wolfmother is Australian and that is not really a big deal b/c I could easily understand why someone wouldn't know where Wolfmother is but I digress...this is exciting, for anyone who hasn't seen Wolfmother and is into hard rock they are a good modern rock band with the ability to go from dark to light at the drop of a dime. Some of their songs sound the same but that can probably be attributable to their unique vocal sound which for a lot of bands is a blessing and a curse. I have seen them twice and was pleasantly surprised at the range of sound they brought. "White Unicorn" is really great live...
the most dynamic hard rockin' young band I've seen in years. Amazing live energy. They put "power" back into power-trio! Great chops and songs.
I've have DVD from a German TV show they did last year and it is killer. I'm sure this DVD will be even more rockin'
a blatant advertisement disguised as a news story. this sucks...
their live show turned me off. very derivative classic rock served in 'pop'ish form to a bunch of drunk fratboy-types. i was more impressed by the openers of that show, silversun pickups and ESPECIALLY dead meadow. i HIGHLY recommend dead meadow, their stuff is def. more original than the sabbath/zep rip-offs by wolfmother.
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Throw a shrimp on the barbie. Yeah Wolfmother is a jamband disguised as a Heavy Metal band
ANd I love band s that Jam
bigchris-"the most dynamic hard rockin' young band I've seen in years. Amazing live energy"
I highly recommend Rose Hill Drive. Serious chops there
If you like the '70's style hard rock, like Wolfmother and Rose Hill Drive (which is very good by the way), check out Shades of Day from Ventura, CA. They opened for Devon Allman a while back and I was very impressed. Good band!
"a blatant advertisement disguised as a news story. this sucks"
It's called marketing.
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ROSEVILLE, Calif., Aug. 18 /PRNewswire/ — Hundreds of university engineering students heading back to school will be building trusses, bridges and cranes with a new solution from PASCO(R) scientific. The PASCO Structures System fills the gap between "toothpick construction" and computer simulation by bringing state-of-the-art sensor technology to building and testing structures.
Many of today's engineering students have been constructing buildings with everything from toothpicks to LEGO(R) bricks since they were children. The PASCO Structures System supports trial and error construction with the addition of state-of-the-art technology for electronic measurement. The Load Cell & Amplifier Set is what separates the PASCO Structures Systems from other products on the market because it enables load cells used for tension and compression measurement to be built into the structure. A load cell can be substituted for any I-beam, so there is no need to disassemble a structure in order to add instrumentation or change its location. The load cell amplifier measures the signal, calculates the force and sends a digital signal to a computer when it's connected to one of PASCO's PASPORT(R) sensor interfaces. The load cell amplifier can accept up to six load cells at a time.
"The PASCO Structures System is a very efficient way for students to learn by doing and correct mistakes or miscalculations along the way," said Jon Hanks, a PASCO product development specialist and designer of the system. "Because it's reconfigurable, students have the opportunity to experience real-world design, building, and testing of a large variety of structures, including bridges, cranes and even working catapults. They can measure static and dynamic forces using load cells, and still have time to redesign and test again without disassembling and rebuilding the structure."
The PASCO Structures System consists of the Truss, Bridge and Advanced Structures sets, all of which include lightweight, sturdy and easy-to-assemble I-beams designed to take a structure from idea to reality in a short amount of time. The Truss Set includes all the materials needed to demonstrate the properties of I-beams and teach the basics of trusses. The Bridge Set helps students investigate a number of fundamental bridge structures, and includes a road bed and car for studying dynamic loading. The Advanced Structures Set doubles the number of I-beams and adds axles and pulleys for larger bridges and cranes.
The PASCO Structures System works with the PASPORT line of interfaces, including USB Link, a single port computer interface; PowerLink, a three-port computer interface; and Xplorer GLX(R), a four-port computer interface and graphing datalogger. Students can use PASCO's DataStudio(R), the SPARK Science Learning System or SPARKvue(TM) desktop software to display, graph and analyze data in real time. PASPORT interfaces, DataStudio, the SPARK Science Learning System and SPARKvue are sold separately.
US Educator pricing is $69 for the Truss Set, $198 for the Bridge Set and $298 for the Advanced Structures Set. The Load Cell & Amplifier Set sells for $399.
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I have been trying all morning now to get in touch with a theater showing GOF in IMAX to find the running time. But all I get are pre-recorded messages from every theater. IMAX itself doesn't list the running time for the movie. One theater out in Ontario has a listing for both theaters and shows both with a running time of 2hr 30min.
Does anybody know if this is true? I was led to beleive that this movie was 2hours 58 minutes, which means something is wrong somewhere.
I don't want to see this movie if it has been cut for IMAX. And why would a theater show a shorter running time for both versions?
Somebody on this group must have a connection somewhere that can clear this up. Thanks.


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David Wenham makes his much anticipated return to ABC TV in this dramatic story based on true events. In 1999, a group of Australian police joined other volunteers on the United Nations mission to East Timor. Their job was to oversee the country's vote on independence from Indonesia. The UN promised the East Timorese they would stay after the vote, regardless of what happened... It was a promise they couldn't keep. The two-part mini-series, Answered by Fire begins Sunday 28 May, 8.30pm on ABC TV.
Mark Waldman (David Wenham) is an Australian policeman who volunteers for the United Nations mission in East Timor. Put in charge of the Civilian Police at the UN base in Nunura, he meets Julie Fortin (Isabelle Blais), a Canadian policewoman on her first overseas mission, and Ismenio Soares (Alex Tilman), the young Timorese translator assigned to work with the unit.
Mark and Julie are unarmed and emotionally unprepared for the brutal reality of Timor, while Ismenio is cynical about whether the UN can prevent what seems an inevitable, bloody end to the process. Against growing intimidation and violence from the Indonesians and East Timorese militia, they work to get the Timorese registered to vote.
Ismenio's fears are realised when the vote goes pro-independence, the country is set alight and the UN evacuates. Mark and Julie are forced to abandon Ismenio and his family to a nightmarish fate at the hands of the Indonesian military and its murderous militias.
Once back home, Mark and Julie are each haunted by guilt, and driven to make amends to the people they tried - and failed - to protect. Both return to the smoking ruins of East Timor, bent on seeking some kind of justice for the Timorese. What they find instead is their own salvation.
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St. Stephens found itself in a hole Tuesday after a conference match against rival Hickory. The Indians lost the first game 25-23 to the Red Tornadoes, but it rallied to win the next three games and rolled to 3-1 win at home against Hickory.
"All the girls still saw Hickory on the front of the jerseys, then half way through the first game, they said it's just volleyball," St. Stephens coach Lauren McLelland said. "They have heart, and that's something I'm proud of. They have heart."
Newton-Conover's Cameron Shuford, left, is this week's recipient of WNNC's Golden Helmet Award presented by Coca-Cola.
Shuford, pictured with head coach Nick Bazzle, caught three touchdown passes Friday from quarterback Adonis Hewitt in a 48-14 win at home over the Fred T. Foard Tigers. The senior also had an interception in the non-conference win as well.
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Not migrants and immigration, but mobility and movement
Ibrahim Sirkeci is Professor of Transnational Studies at Regent's University London and Director of Regent's Centre for Transnational Studies.
Dr. Jeffrey Cohen's is a professor of Anthropology at the Ohio State University. His research focuses on three areas: migration, development and nutrition.
We have been advocating for a change of terminology regarding migration since about 2005. Of course we were not alone in criticising the worn out language of migration scholarship. This is evident now as we see more and more studies and courses using "mobility" rather than migration. Although it is obvious that for a while, both terms will be used simultaneously to avoid confusion. Nevertheless, a change is critical if we are to better capture and understand what migration means in the contemporary world.
The reason for changing how we talk about movement arises from the fact that "migration" suffers from two critical problems. First it has developed into a pejorative term with a range of negative connotations that tend to associate movement with criminal activity and sees most movers as risky, questionable people. Second, and more importantly, migration does not fully capture the dynamic nature of human mobility.
Lets begin with the latter. Migration literature is full of studies referring to the phenomena as a "process". It is a process and often a continuous one, rooted in short commutes and often with no clear end. Mobility captures this fluidity. People move between places and many do so time and again throughout their lives, crossing local, state and international boundaries as they go.
Movers balance their expectations and hopes, consider highs and lows in their current circumstances and potentials elsewhere. The needs, wants and desires of individuals, their families, households and communities influence decisions and some will achieve their goals by moving elsewhere. There are forces (cultural, ecological, economic, political and religious) that drive mobility and temper outcomes.
Humans when faced with challenges can move. Conflicts, tensions, restrictions, and disagreements all influence and inspire mobility. However, the move from one place to another is never intended solely to add to someone else's burden; rather movers are careful as they balance needs, demands and opportunities; otherwise the costs of moving are too high.
Finally, although we are often focused on the migrant and mobility, we must remember the majority of people worldwide never move. Only a tiny fraction, that is 3% of people live in a country other than the one in which they were born. The high costs of moving are one source of this very small population. This point highlights an important aspect of moving: Only those who are able, capable and resourceful move. Mobility is about ability despite the fact that many people face challenges at home and our debate should focus on how best we can enhance the strengths of movers, potential movers and non-movers rather than demagoguery and fear.
Immigrant has been used as a swear word. This is a direct result of immigration defined as a problem in public discourses in media and politics. This is why we need to change the language of speaking about and studying movers and human mobility. Our decades long research provided enough evidence to show the ways in which movers contribute to and enrich the sending, receiving and transit societies in the long run. Social and financial remittances are just one outcome of human mobility which contributed to human development around the world.
Mobility and movers are what we need to celebrate. These are talented, skillful, and resourceful people who are courageous and stubborn and increasingly persistent at the face of tightening migration rules and toughening borders around the world. There is hardly any burden to us. Immigrants have built countries, nations, and opened new horizons in science, art and politics. Lets enjoy the ride.
Note: The opinions noted here do reflect neither The Ohio State University nor Regent's University London and any of their employees.
"the majority of people worldwide never move. Only a tiny fraction, that is 3% of people live in a country other than the one in which they were born" So you mean that the majority of people never move (to settle) beyond national borders.
This doesn't mean that people never move. It would be good to know how many people live in the same neighbourhood where they were born. Probably very few people, as becoming an adult normally entails mobility.
I agree with the fact that migrants contribute to socio-economic development of the destination and origin countries. However, it cannot be proven that only 3% of people live outside their country of birth. It is a fact that one out of seven people in the world are migrants
3% is only according to the UN definition - i.e. those who moved for 12 months or more, but surely international human mobility is much larger than this. In 2012, over 1 billion cross border trips were made across the world. Internal mobility is about 3 to 4 times bigger than cross border moves. In the longer run, mobility is more common. If we were able to trace, let say the moves of three consecutive generations in all countries, we would probably end up with majority of populations being international movers.
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Fairy-Dust Wands
These upside-down party treats, attached to edible sticks, are a surefire hit with kids. The "wands" start with a brownie mix.
- Makes:
- 12 servings
- Prep:
- 30 mins
- Bake:
- 24 mins 375°F
- Cool:
- 1 hr
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Fairy-Dust Wands
19.8 ounce package fudge brownie mix
Small star stencils
ounce vanilla-flavored candy coating, chopped (optional)
Fine sanding sugar (optional)
Gold luster dust (optional)
White nonpareils (optional)
tablespoons canned chocolate frosting
cream-filled pirouette cookies
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Lightly grease 12 2-1/2-inch muffin cups; set aside. Prepare brownie mix according to package directions. Divide batter evenly among prepared muffin cups. Bake in preheated oven for 24 minutes. Cool in pan 10 minutes; loosen sides and remove from pans. Cool cupcakes completely on wire racks.
- Using the handle of a wooden spoon, make a small hole in the side of each cupcake by twisting carefully. Turn cupcakes bottom sides up. Place a star stencil onto a cupcake and sprinkle with powdered sugar; lift stencil carefully. Repeat with remaining cupcakes.
- Or, place candy coating, if using, in a small microwave-safe bowl. Heat on 50% power (medium) for 1 minute; stir until smooth. Cool about 5 minutes; spoon into a small, heavy plastic bag. Snip a small hole in one corner of the bag. Pipe swirls and other desired designs onto cupcakes. Sprinkle with sanding sugar, luster dust, and nonpareils, if desired, or dust with powdered sugar.
- Place a little chocolate frosting on the end of a pirouette cookie. Gently push the frosted end of the pirouette into the hole in the side of a cupcake to make the handle of the fairy wand. Repeat with remaining frosting, cookies, and cupcakes. Makes 12.
Nutrition Facts(Fairy-Dust Wands)
- Per serving:
- 228 kcal cal.,
- 10 g fat
- (3 g sat. fat,
- 23 mg chol.,
- 127 mg sodium,
- 32 g carb.,
- 0 g fiber,
- 2 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet


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Iron and Wine: The Shepherd's Dog
When it comes to being creative, most of us settle for a signature talent – say, drawing or juggling or composing dirty limericks. But Sam Beam (aka Iron and Wine) is one of those vexing all-rounders.
Not only did he record The Shephard's Dog, which has introduced his music to a wider audience and received much acclaim, he's also responsible for the striking cover art.
"I went to art school, wanting to be a painter," he says, "and then I got into photography. Then it was movies, and I liked the images. One of the things that interested me in film was that I was communicating in images. That was something I did intuitively and could not even talk about until I started having to do interviews."
He was content teaching college filmmaking when Sub Pop decided that his music should become much more than a hobby. Beam would go on to successfully escaped the "freak-folk†ghetto as his music matured and became at once more adventurous and accessible. This is the kind of album you can't put on without someone asking who's playing.
I really like the dog on the cover. There's something about the pose that seems to perfectly capture the movement and gestures of a canine. We all love cool album covers but unless we live in a dorm, most of us don't want them on our wall. But take the (solid) typography off this picture and I'd hang it in a second.
Here's another painting from the same series:
This is "The Shepherd" that owns the dog. They both have those same creepy yellow round-eyes, probably because most people end up resembling their pets.
And while we're on the subject, what is it about folk singers painting their own album covers anyway? As a singer, Bob Dylan makes a very good songwriter. As a painter, he makes a very good singer. Here's the cover from his 10th (and some say worst) studio album, Self Portrait:
Hmmmmmm. Much handier with a paintbrush is serial offender Joni Mitchell:
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Didn't Graham Coxon paint the cover for Blur's 13? And in fact, most if not all of his solo album covers too…
David Byrne painted the cover of the Talking Heads' "Speaking In Tongues".
I seem to remember Don van Vliet himself painted the cover of some Captain Beefheart albums?
Robyn Hitchcock has drawn the covers of many of his albums (though not in paint.)
Roy Wood (Boulders, Mustard, others), Ronnie Wood (Gimme Some Neck) and Cat Stevens (on more than one of his 70's releases) come to mind…
Guitarist John Squire painted all the Stone Roses disc covers and now he's retired from music and focuses on his art career.
I also illustrated the disc cover for "More Needful Things", from my band, World Racketeering Squad:
I seem to recalling hearing that Richard James is responsible for the self-portraits on "I Care Because You Do" and "Richard D. James Album", but who the hell knows with that guy.
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The new Tartan 3400 offers a keel/centerboard option, along with a Fin (too deep) and a beaver tail (most common) - what would be the preference and why?
I would think it would depend on whether performance is worth the extra maintenance to you.
Also depends on where you want to sail the boat. In the Florida Keys and the ICW, the keel/CB option may prove very useful. In other places, the fin keel may provide the best sailing performance.
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States and Cities Launch Initiative to Modernize the Chicago Area Waterway System and Protect the Great Lakes From Asian Carp
CHICAGO, July 22 /PRNewswire/ — Today, Great Lakes states and cities joined together to announce an initiative that seeks to transform water management and transportation in the Chicago region for the 21st Century, while safeguarding the Great Lakes from economic and ecological damage caused by Asian carp and other biological invasions from the Mississippi River basin.
A team led by the Great Lakes Commission and the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative–organizations representing governors, state officials and mayors–will convene users, stakeholders and technical experts to identify the best economic and environmental solutions for separating the Mississippi River basin from the Great Lakes in the Chicago Area Waterway System (CAWS).
Titled Envisioning a Chicago Area Waterway System for the 21st Century, the 18-month initiative will assess modernization of the Waterway System in a way that enhances commercial, recreational and environmental benefits, while preventing the transfer of damaging invasive species. Initial funding for this $2 million project is provided by the Joyce Foundation and the Great Lakes Protection Fund. Other funders are being approached.
Project leaders will engage shippers, water managers, government agencies, citizen groups, recreational and commercial boaters, tribes and others to evaluate options for separating the Great Lakes and Mississippi River basins. The natural barriers between these two watersheds were artificially removed during the last century. The recent confirmation of Asian carp on the Lake Michigan side of the dispersal barrier increases the importance of designing long-term solutions.
Residents and leaders of the Great Lakes region fear that the voracious Asian carp could decimate the lakes' ecosystem, including the region's $7 billion annual sport fishing industry. Despite control measures, including electric barriers on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, Asian carp have been detected in numerous locations around Chicago. Last month, a live Asian carp was caught in Lake Calumet, above the barriers and just six miles from Lake Michigan. Last week, the state of Illinois announced steps to reduce the population of carp downstream from the barrier through a commercial fishing venture.
Statements of support from Great Lakes elected officials, project leaders and funders are available at http://www.glc.org/announce/10/07chicago.html.
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Patrice Bergeron, Milan Lucic, Andrew Ference to return tonight
|01.27.09 at 8:38 am ET
Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli said Monday night in an interview with NESN anchor Tom Caron that injured skaters Patrice Bergeron, Andrew Ference and Milan Lucic are all likely to suit up and play tonight against the Washington Capitals (7 p.m.) at the TD Banknorth Garden.
"In all likelihood it looks like we're going to have three players back (Tuesday)," said Chiarelli. "Patrice Bergeron, Ference and Lucic will all be back. (Phil) Kessel is still under the weather a little bit with the mono. We'll look at it in another week and see where he's at, but he's coming along nicely too."
Bergeron has been out since Dec. 20 when he suffered a concussion after colliding with Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Dennis Seidenberg at the neutral zone, and the 23-year-old has been practicing at the wing position since getting back on the ice. While some have concluded that the wing is a more physically demanding spot in the current Bruins system, the Boston decision makers appear to be moving Bergeron off center in an effort to protect a young player recovering from his second concussion.
Bergeron was the B's best faceoff man from the center position during the first portion of the season and last played wing four years ago — a switch that will certainly facilitate some level of adjustment from the young skater. Bergeron had engaged in non-contact skating with the team for several weeks leading up to the All-Star break, but his return is by far the biggest surprise of the three.
Ference hasn't played in a game since breaking his right tibia back on Nov. 13 blocking a shot while killing a penalty against the Montreal Canadiens, and has missed the last 31 games following a great start to his season this year. Nobody is expecting the 29-year-old to pick up exactly where he left off back in November, but Ference will give a needed boost to the defensemen depth and the second power play unit.
Lucic missed the seven games leading up to the All-Star break with a shoulder injury, and teams like the Washington Capitals noticeably raised the level of chippiness and physicality without Big Looch's physical presence in the lineup. The 20-year-old might have been healthy enough to return just prior to the break, but should benefit from the extra healing time and look to put a hurting on a Capitals that took runs at Marc Savard and Dennis Wideman last week.
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Carrying momentum from its big victory Saturday at the Indian Classic, the Newton-Conover wrestling team continued its brilliance on the mat Thursday.
The Red Devils took an early lead and held off a tough West Wilkes squad for a 40-22 victory.
N-C coach Eddy Clark said he expected the Blackhawks, which have won the state 1A title the past three seasons, to bring their "A" game.
"We knew what they had," Clark said. "They have 11 kids ranked in the top five of the state. We knew we had our work cut out for us."
Fred T. Foard earned a sweep in their tri-match against North Buncombe and Freedom on the wrestling mat Thursday.
The Tigers defeated North Buncombe handily, 70-6, and followed that up with a 52-18 win against Freedom.
In the third match, Freedom edged North Buncombe, 38-36.
Foard 70, North Buncombe 6
106- Lane Bonds (F) dec. Sam Childers 8-7
113-Dylan Cassidy (F) pinned Levi Heath
120-Michael Vincent (F) pinned Chandler Robinson
126-Caleb Griffin (F) pinned Tristan Jarrett
132-Ben Pitts (F) major dec. Joe Hammond 16-3
138-Tate Blanton (F) pinned Troy Martin
Jesse Story, Chelsey Queen and Taylor Sigmon combined for 39 points, leading the Bandys girls basketball team (5-0) to a win against visiting North Iredell on Thursday.
Story scored 14 points and had five assists in the game. Queen netted 13 points and assisted four times on her own, while Taylor Sigmon ended Thursday's game one rebound short of a double-double with 12 points and nine rebounds.
Bandys took an 18-3 lead in the first quarter, allowing them to get ahead and never look back in the contest.


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When chefs are smoking everything from scallops to cheesecake, you know the trend has caught on in the capital. And it's not just restaurants that are hooked. Even in winter, home cooks are also smokin'
It's an overcast and brisk late autumn afternoon in Ottawa, which is about as far away from the searing tropical sun of Jamaica and its famous hole-in-the-wall jerk shacks as you can get.
But Warren Sutherland — jerk pork aficionado, smoked meat enthusiast and the chef behind the Smoque Shack and Elgin Street's Slice & Co — is rhapsodizing about it anyway.
"Just up the road from where I grew up in Kingston, there was this place called Mannings Hill Road Jerk. Oh, I loved his jerk," he says, his voice lilting with enthusiasm. "They can cook it slower than here, it's a different pig and in Jamaica, they use sweet wood for smoking. They also marinate the pork shoulder overnight, blanch it and then smoke it. So that softens up the fat," he explains, practically smacking his lips at the memory. "Man, it's good. There's no way I can recreate that whole experience."
That may be, but he's still going to try. And he's not alone, either. Since he opened the Smoque Shack in the ByWard Market just two years ago, Ottawa's affection for just about any meat that can be flavoured by cold or hot smoking has turned into a full blown love affair.
Hickory smoked ribs? Sure. Cherrywood smoked brisket? Naturally. Applewood smoked scallops, chicken wings and even cheesecake? You know it's happening somewhere.
In fact, along with several new "authentic" Southern beer-and-ribs joints in Ottawa, bistropubs such as The Swan at Carp are embracing their inner caveman to produce delectably tender, smoky and succulent dishes for a slavering public.
"It's very popular," says Swan chef Joe Thompson, who, six months ago, entirely replaced his beloved game meat menu in favour of all things smoked. "Every now and again I'll have someone come in and ask for the quail I used to do, but overall, people want smoked food."
In winter, he adds, the deeper flavours of smoked meats make them a natural pairing for root vegetables such as turnips, carrots, and parsnips.
"It's an interesting thing to get into; I played around with the different flavours of woods quite a bit, different temperatures and smoking times. It's like a puzzle and you have to experiment, which is the fun part. One of the most popular dishes is our Friday night double-smoked prime rib. It is cold-smoked for two hours with mesquite because it's the strongest and penetrates the best, then I flip on the hot smoking for another two hours. It comes out medium-rare so I can finish it to order. You'd be surprised how fast a 15-pound smoked prime rib sells."
But if merely eating someone else's smoked meat isn't enough, there's always the growing legions of the backyard barbecue brigade, with enthusiastic guys such as surgeon Darren Tse and barbecue salesman Jordan Logan spending all their spare time — and you need plenty of it — cooking everything from whole turkeys to whole fish on their Big Green Egg, ($850 for a large model) or the versatile Bradley hot and cold smoker ($400).
"I sell hundreds of smokers a year," says Logan, who works at the Fireplace Centre & Patio Shop on Carling Avenue. "People want to learn how to smoke and recreate that flavour. It's new to a lot of us — they've been doing it in the U.S. for years — so we're loving it."
But what truly sets smoker artisans apart from the guy manning the Broil King on Saturday afternoons is the level of commitment in time and knowledge.
"If you plan on having a big brisket for Sunday dinner, you have to plan it out days in advance," says Tse, an amateur gourmand who has a remote temperature gauge so he can use his Green Egg in winter. "You have to get it to room temperature, marinate and rub it, then cook it for one to two hours per pound. If you're doing a 10-pound brisket, that's a lot of time. It's not like you're getting home from work and deciding that's what you want for supper. It's something you have to practise, it's not like slapping a steak on the grill."
Choosing the right wood, matched to what is being smoked is also critical, adds Logan.
"It's truly an art form. Apple, maple and cherry are subtle, while mesquite and hickory are very potent. Then there's the amount of time you smoke, the density of the meat and how porous it is. There are a lot of factors to consider."
Once the science and art are nailed down, however, the sky's the limit.
"I know some customers use their smokers for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I wouldn't recommend that," he says, laughing. "One meal a day should be enough."
Smoking tips
Once you get past the obvious — don't pick up hot things with your bare hands, don't use damp charcoal, don't drive your Green Egg around the backyard singing 'we all live in a green submarine' — there are some critical tips to smoking your meat.
- You don't over-salt, so don't over-smoke. "It's like drinking too much gin," laughs Jordan Logan, salesman at the Fireplace Centre & Patio Shop. "You don't go back to it too fast. Smoke penetrates through the meat, so the longer it's on there, the smokier the food is."
- Get the temperature right. "A standard smoking temperature is 180C to 250C. If you smoke at a higher temperature, you don't get as much smoky flavour. If the temperature is too low, the smoke can get overwhelming," says Logan. If cold-smoking (between 30C and 50C), consider cooking the food first to avoid exposure to bacteria.
- Choose your wood wisely. It's not all about grain and weight with wood; when it comes to smoking, the smoke itself permeates the meat at every level. For milder, more subtle outcomes, choose apple, cherry or maple. For a more pronounced, I-am-so-smoked flavour, go for hickory or mesquite.
- Wet your wood first. According to Logan, it's a good idea to soak wood chunks before you use them, just not in water. "I know they say to do that, but water doesn't taste like anything. I use applewood soaked in apple cider or beer. (After soaking,) I drain it and freeze (the wood) in a bag. It'll smoke more if it's frozen (when you start)."
- If you're smoking a Christmas turkey, don't stuff it first. Since bread is so porous, it will absorb more smokiness and ruin the side dish.
Smoque Shack Jerk Chicken
Chef Warren Sutherland
Serves four to six
- Special equipment: smoker
- 2 whole chickens, split in half
- 3 limes, juiced
- 1 cup (250 mL) jerk sauce, recipe below
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Applewood chips, depending on smoker type and size
For the jerk sauce:
- 2 tablespoons (25 mL) Scotchbonnet purée (see note)
- 2 cups (500 mL) white or yellow onion, diced
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 7 green onions, chopped
- 2 teaspoons (10 mL) salt
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) allspice
- 1 teaspoon (5 mL) black pepper
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) dried thyme
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) ginger powder
- 1 teaspoon (5 mL) nutmeg
- 1 teaspoon (5 mL) cinnamon
- 1/4 cup (50 mL) vegetable oil
- 8 ounces (250 mL) lager
1. To make the jerk sauce, start by making Scotchbonnet purée. Remove the stems and purée two whole Scotchbonnet peppers.
2. On medium heat for about five minutes, sautée the onions, garlic and green onions and add the dried herbs and spices.
3. Remove from heat, add remaining ingredients, including the pepper purée and blend until smooth.
4. Rub the chickens with the lime juice and allow to sit for 5 minutes. Rinse and pat dry.
5. Season the birds with salt and pepper and allow to sit for 20 minutes before adding jerk sauce.
6. Marinate in jerk sauce for 8 hours or overnight.
7. Place in your smoker at 250F (120C) and smoke for 2 and a half hours.
8. Allow chickens to rest before cutting into pieces
The Swan at Carp's Smoked Seafood Chowder
Chef Joe Thompson
Serves 4
- 3 ounces (85g) peeled shrimp
- 3 ounces (85g) small scallops
- 3 ounces (85g) salmon or white fish fillet
- 6 ounces (170g) mussels in shell
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- 2 tablespoons (25 mL) olive oil, divided
- 1 small onion, diced
- 2 medium carrots, diced
- 2 Russet (baking) potatoes, diced
- 3 ribs celery, chopped
- 1 cup (250 ml) white wine
- 1 quart (1 litre) heavy cream
- 1 teaspoon (5 mL) dry Italian herbs
1. Toss the washed and cleaned seafood with salt, pepper and half the olive oil.
2. Hot-smoke the seafood 30 minutes, depending on your smoker, or until the mussel shells open.
3. In a heavy-bottomed pot, heat remaining olive oil and add onion, carrots, potatoes and celery. Sweat the vegetables, but do not allow them to colour.
4. Add white wine and cook until liquid is reduced by half.
5. Add heavy cream and Italian herbs; simmer 30 minutes.
6. Add seafood to the broth and simmer another 10 minutes and serve.
Smoked Green Egg Christmas Turkey
Big Green Egg recipe, adapted by Jordan Logan
- Handful, pecan chips soaked in cranberry juice, drained, then frozen
- 1 turkey, thoroughly cleaned (size depends on what your smoker can accommodate)
- 1/2 cup (125 mL) cranberry juice
- dry poultry seasoning rub mixture
- 1 whole onion, cut in half
- 1 celery stalk, chopped
- 2 cups (500ml) chicken broth, wine or water
1. Set up the Big Green Egg for indirect cooking with a plate-setter at 350°F (180°F).
2. Place pecan chips on hot charcoal.
3. Inject turkey flesh with the cranberry juice.
4. Spread the rub generously over the outside of the turkey.
5. Add onion and celery to the drip pan, along with chicken broth, wine or water.
6. Cook the turkey for 12 to 15 minutes per pound, or until the internal temperature of the breast meat reaches 160°F (71°C) and the thighs reach 170°F (77°C).
7. Reserve drippings for gravy.


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Concluding with the Amitabh, Irrfan and Deepika starrer, PIKU, the film saw a rock steady second week of around 22 crore, thus netting well over 62 crore (to be validated) in two weeks from India, and resulting into another hit in the illustrious career of the ageless mega star, Amitabh Bachchan.
Ask Sabbir what made him delay in roping Shraddha and he says, "From day one Shraddha was only on our mind and we wanted to sign her but she was busy with ABCD 2 and other projects. Also, we were working upon the script. So, we waited for the right time."
While Tiger Shroff embarked his career on a nostalgic note with HEROPANTI (that had a touch of his father Jackie Shroff's debut film HERO's signature tune), his second film BAAGHI, which shares a similar name with Salman's film, is completely different.
Director Sabbir Khan, who launched Tiger and is now all set to direct him again in BAAGHI, says, "My film BAAGHI is different from Salman's film. It's neither a remake nor the storyline is similar. HEROPANTI had certain nostalgia attached to it since it was Jackie's son Tiger's launch pad; let's see if we can have anything special in the new film also."
Although, like Salman (who played a rebellious lover), Tiger and Shraddha also play rebel lovers in the new BAAGHI. "Tiger and Shraddha will play rebel lovers, who fight for their love in different situations. However both the films are set in different backdrop...." confirming this Sabbir adds, "It's too early to talk about the plotline. Right now we are gearing up for the film to go on floors."
Sabbir further reveals about the shoot schedule, "BAAGHI is going on floors on May 27, 2015 at Mehboob Studios. The first schedule begins in Mumbai. Later on we will move to Darjeeling, Thailand and other places for the subsequent schedules. The film is set to hit the screens on April 15, 2016."
Meanwhile, Shraddha is gearing up for her upcoming release ABCD 2, starring Varun Dhawan alongside.
Ranbir in an interview had said that even if he gets a chance to work in PK 2 for free, he will. Ask Aamir whether Ranbir will suit the role and he says, ''Ranbir is a fantastic actor; he is a very good actor. And I think he can do any film.''
Aamir is currently gearing up for DANGAL which will be directed by Nitesh Tiwari. Produced by UTV Motion Pictures, DANGAL is slated to release on the Christmas weekend of 2016. The film also stars Fatima Shaikh and Sanya Malhotra, who will portray the role of Aamir's daughters.
When asked Aamir about the people's reaction to PK, he said, "I didn't have any detailed discussions with them, they were too excited and we didn't have any deep discussion, they just wanted a photo with me. They all were asking me 'why have you become fat?' Everyone was just asking me that thing. They though, he is happy nowadays that's why he has become fat, his films are doing well. So I had to tell everybody that I have become fat because I am going to shoot a film for which this was required."
Further when asked Aamir if he liked and Chinese films which he would like to remake in Bollywood, he said, "Ya, that's a great idea. That's a discussion I had with a number of filmmakers over there. Like they all wanted to know why I have become so fat and I use to tell they why, then they wanted to know the story of DANGAL. So when I told them the story, all of them said this is very relevant in China also because they have the same girl problem. There is female feticide there and they too prefer boys over girls. This is a film about empowerment of the girl. So they said this is a film which is very relevant in China.
"So from that I began discussing with them and said that maybe you know, the first thing that we can do in the treaty before we actually get down to making films is exchange scripts, because I am sure there are wonderful scripts in Chinese films which we can buy the rights of and make in India and that's ready for you to make. Similarly, they can buy the rights of Indian films and make in China, that's the first thing we can do. In fact, in a sense, the first film that is a co-production is PK because the audience over there is going to see my face but they are going to hear a voice of a Chinese chap. So half of the performance is mine and half is his," he elaborated.
Aamir's upcoming film DANGAL is directed by Nitesh Tiwari, produced by UTV Motion Pictures and is slated to release on the Christmas weekend of 2016.The film also stars Fatima Shaikh and Sanya Malhotra, who will portray the role of Aamir's daughters.
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We love your fashion sense Kangana Ranaut, but such attire is simply not acceptable!
Why did you step out of your house in this outfit Lauren Gottlieb? Please justify!
Oh my, Shraddha Kapoor! You should either get rid of the leather jacket or pair it with denims.
We are totally happy with the fact that Pracchi Desai is in London but also expected her to look a little better than she is in the picture!
Priyanka Chopra, we just adore you! But those pants are so-not-good on you!
No. That colour combination is so-not-acceptable Raveena Tandon!
At the teaser launch of AZHAR, when asked Emraan if there'll be competition between both the films, he said, ''I didn't even know about Dhoni's biopic. I only know about AZHAR.''
AZHAR will be directed by Anthony D'Souza. It's scheduled to go on floors next month and is slated for a 13th May 2016 release. On the other hand, M. S. DHONI: THE UNTOLD STORY is being directed by Neeraj Pandey and is scheduled for a 22nd October, 2015 release.
Karan took to a micro-blogging site and wrote, "And finally.. SHUDDHI starring VARUN DHAWAN and ALIA BHATT...directed by KARAN MALHOTRA..@Varun_dvn @aliaa08 @karanmalhotra21 @DharmaMovies"
Salman Khan also confirmed, "Kamaal karte ho Varun Dhawan...made ur dad n me so proud of u... happy Shhuddhi"
Varun Dhawan replied, "Thank you Bhai @BeingSalmanKhan I promise to make you proud #shuddhi"
We are excited to see Varun Dhawan- Alia Bhatt sizzle once again on screen. Aren't you just as eager?
The video was shared by Salman on a microblogging site. "Tribute to Shotgun.. ," he wrote sharing it. Sonakshi too shared it writing, "Dub-SMASHED-it!!!! @BeingSalmanKhan."
Lip-syncing the famous 'chenu aaya tha' dialogue of Shatrughan Sinha, Salman looked very amused mouthing that dialogue. Sonakshi was miming Meena Kumari's dialogue in the video.
Though Sonakshi had dubbed and shared a video of the same dialogue earlier, this was way more hilarious. And let us tell you, this is something you cannot afford to miss at any cost!
Shotgun's dialogue with a tinge of Salman is just too entertaining! And Sonakshi is too cute!
SRK wrote on a micro-blogging site, "Do they do Fequent Fliers Miles in Hospitals? If yes, I would own some of the hospitals! Thx all for standing by me as I pray on my knees..."
Shah Rukh Khan had reportedly injured his shoulder and knee during HAPPY NEW YEAR shoot, where he met with an almost fatal accident.
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Somanna has been catering to street food lovers in Vidyaranyapura for two decades
For someone who has been making pani puri since he was six years old, Somanna is now a master at his craft. The long hours he put in at a chaat stall in Jayanagar 4th Block as a child have certainly stood him in good stead. His own pani puri joint is now the most popular haunt in Vidyaranyapura.
In 1988, Somanna set up his humble chaat cart, with the menu extending to bhel puri, pani puri and sev puri. "I started this business because I was not in a position to apply for a job that would get me monthly wages. I had a family to take care of and the pani puri stall allowed me to make enough for daily sustenance," he says.
After over two decades of catering to all the street food lovers in the area, his cart has transformed into a small but adequate restaurant.
"On the streets, no matter how old a vendor you are, there's no guarantee of a permanent place. But now, with the space I've got, my livelihood is assured. I have come a long way from making a mere Rs. 15 a month," he says.
From 7 a.m. to noon, simple breakfast items such as the customary idli, dosa and vada are served. The afternoon lunch menu includes rice with sambar or bisi bele bath, or soft and plump parathas.
But it is in the evenings — from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. — that his business comes alive. His customers make a beeline here in the evenings, when Somanna serves up his chaats. Out come not one but two carts, and he whips up your order in a jiffy.
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With over sixteen varieties to choose from, the added advantage now is that the customers can have a leisurely snack while sitting at the tables waiting for their order.
Ask him what he thinks is the specialty of his restaurant, and he says, "It is definitely the sev puri even though it is the second in demand after pani puri."
Two dedicated decades later, Somanna has more than a handful of faithful customers.
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Yacktman Increases Heavily in Cisco Systems, Buys Dell - Yacktman Fund 4th Quarter Update
Donald Yacktman has submitted several fourth
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In the full year of 2012, the Yacktman Fund delivered 11.47 percent, according to the fund's fourth quarter overview.
Totaling 8 transactions, Yacktman's fourth quarter update consisted of 1 new buy, 4 stake increases, 2 stake reductions and 1 sale of Yacktman's entire stake in a company.
Among them, the transaction that made the largest impact to his portfolio was his 1,909 percent stake increase in networking solutions company, Cisco Systems ( CSCO ) .
From 22.5 million shares in the third quarter, the Yacktman Fund easily upgraded to 429.5 million shares in the next quarter, averaging $18.64 per share. The transaction also allowed Cisco to advance as the Yacktman Fund's fourth largest holding, right after News Corp. ( NWSA ), Procter & Gamble ( PG ) and PepsiCo ( PEP ).
This incredibly bullish move on Cisco by Yacktman has been prevalent since the fourth quarter of 2010, when the Yacktman Asset Management Co, was seen consecutively increasing to Cisco after buying over 5 million shares of the stock at $21.24, on average.
In a GuruFocus interview with Yacktman in August, the Guru said he prefers his large positions in companies like Cisco, in part because of their balance sheets:
"Cisco has more than $5 per share in net cash and generates approximately $1.50 per share in free cash flow. The stock is at 17, so less the $5 per share in cash, you are paying about $12 per share for the business. With a 12.5% free cash flow yield (net of the cash) Cisco does not even need to grow for us to have a solid investment."
Since the interview, Cisco has risen from $17 to $21.10 in trading price. Additionally its free average cash flow growth has been 12 percent in the last 12 months, while its average EBITDA growth rate was 33.2 percent, according to 10-Year Financials.
When it comes to tech shares like Cisco, Yacktman says "it's almost all about the price," according to his fourth quarter letter. He seems to gravitate his focus toward valuation more so than future growth prospects.
Although Cisco's market price has descended 13 percent over the past five years, it increased by 7 percent in the last year, currently exhibiting a positive trend line. Its fair value is $24.08, according to the GuruFocus DCF Calculator. It maintains a dividend yield of 2.1 percent.
GuruFocus ranks Cisco 3 stars in Business Predictability, 7 in Financial Strength and 8 in Profitability and Growth.
Also with a 3-star Business Predictability rank on GuruFocus among Yacktman's fourth quarter updates, is fellow tech stock, Dell Inc. ( DELL ) , which is the Yackman Fund's only new buy for 2012 fourth quarter.
At $13.03 per share, Yacktman's new holding consists of 6.4 million shares.
Dell's price trend is somewhat similar to Cisco's in that it is on track for a market price pick-up. In the weeks following its mid-November three-year low (of $9), the stock has been seeing a slow but steady rise, dipping into the new year. Since 2013 started, Dell's price has gained 32 percent.
While down 1.03 percent this afternoon, Dell's market price is currently $13.03. With a dividend payout ratio of 1.2 percent, Dell is ranked 7 is Financial Strength and 6 in Profitability and Growth. Its fair value on the GuruFocus DCF Calculator is $15.06.
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An inventor from Johnston, R.I., has developed an invention that provides access to sunscreen in various locations in which it may be needed. The Protection for Everyone provides an affordable alternative to purchasing a bottle of sunscreen. Ideal for use by individuals who forgot to apply sunscreen or those who will be exposed to the sun for long periods, it helps to prevent skin cancer. Additionally, the design is easy and convenient to use, and it saves time and effort.
When asked what inspired the idea, the inventor explained, "I was inspired to develop my idea because I wanted to find a way to protect people from skin cancer in areas where sunscreen may be unavailable or not affordable. My invention makes it easy for individuals to protect themselves from the sun's harmful rays, regardless of where they are."
The original design was submitted to the Boston office of InventHelp. It is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers. For more information, write Dept. 12-BMA-4084, InventHelp, 217 Ninth Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222, or call (412) 288-1300 ext. 1368. Learn more about InventHelp's Invention Submission Services at http://www.InventHelp.com.
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Mariners downed by Indians, Kipnis 6-3 in 10
Indians starter Ubaldo Jimenez was pulled with a 3-1 lead in the sixth after giving up a leadoff single to Justin Smoak. Ibanez promptly greeted Cleveland reliever Rich Hill with a two-run homer to right, tying the score at 3-3.
The Indians took a 2-0 lead in the second inning when Jason Giambi's sacrifice fly scored Nick Swisher, and Carlos Santana came home on a Maurer wild pitch.
Designated hitter Kendrys Morales pulled the Mariners within 2-1 in the fourth, when he belted a 429-foot home run into the second deck in right field.
Mariners outfielder Michael Morse, who is batting .600 (9 for 15) in his last four games, was a late scratch with an irritated eye. Endy Chavez took his spot in right field and batted eighth.
Before the game, Seattle selected the contract of right-handed pitcher Danny Farquhar from Triple-A Tacoma to bolster their fatigued relief corps. Farquhar, who was 0-1 with a 2.25 ERA in 15 relief appearances with the Rainiers, was acquired from the Yankees as part of the Ichiro Suzuki trade on July 23, 2012.
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Young folks can envision the person they might become. But when youth ends, adults also see the person they actually became—and have to live with that double knowledge. That's just one of a multitude of personal tragedies threaded into WEBEIME, Layon Gray's poetic drama currently at the Negro Ensemble Company.
In a raised, upstage prison cell, a young man waits on death row, haunted by past deeds and a cancelled future. In the foreground, where his imagination roams free, eight nameless men serve as ghosts of past and present. They enact the incarcerated man's onetime aspirations as well as his disturbing memories, sometimes simultaneously. Through recollection, this chorus comes to share his identity and afflictions.
As it time-travels, WEBEIME shifts forms: Spoken word yields to lively Motown songs and to choreographed sequences with expressionistic masks and movement. The chorus navigates back and forth through this life story, showing giddy Friday-night dances as well as an all-too-familiar history of sexual abuse and resulting trauma. Despite his formal fluidity and thematic ambition, however, Gray unnecessarily prolongs scenes, often turning them overwrought. An energetic cast tries to compensate for this diffuse structure with emotional wattage—including Thom Scott II, who shines in a comical seduction scene. They work mightily to make adult pain as compelling as youthful exuberance.
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May 10, 2012, 3:35 PM EDT
The Ivy League has released a statement, announcing that it will remain with its current system for deciding an automatic bid to the men's and women's NCAA tournament and will not pursue proposals for a postseason conference tournament.
"After careful consideration of these proposals, the athletics directors decided that our current method of determining the Ivy League Champion and our automatic bid recipient to the NCAA Championship is the best model moving forward," Ivy League Executive Director Robin Harris said in the release.
As it stands, teams in the conference play a 14-game, double round-robin style, where each team plays every other twice, once at home and once on the road.
The proposal that was struck down Thursday had been put forward by Ivy League coaches last month and would have placed the top four regular-season finishers in a two-round playoff, with the winner receiving the automatic berth into the NCAA tournament.
Harvard won the regular season title this past season and advanced to the NCAA tournament's Round of 64, where the Crimson lost to Vanderbilt.
The Ivy League renewed its contract with the NBC Sports Network this week, an agreement that will show 10 football, 10 men's basketball, and four lacrosse games per year.
"We are proud to again partner with the Ivy League, a conference whose institutions and student-athletes consistently comport themselves with great distinction while attracting an audience with a favorable demographic for our growing sports network," President of Programming for NBC Sports and the NBC Sports Network Jon Miller said in a statement.
Daniel Martin is a writer and editor at JohnnyJungle.com, covering St. John's. You can find him on Twitter:@DanielJMartin_
- metalhead65 - May 10, 2012 at 7:27 PM
wow a regular season that means something what a concept! I hate tournaments! what is the point?you fight all year for the right to say you are the best team in your conference then play a tournament after to decide the same thing? just stupid!
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A wonderful souvenir publication of the future King & Queen's tour of New Zealand in1927. This booklet is 11 1/2" x 5 1/2" and contains 28 pages of great old pics and commentaries. The condition is really very good although to be expected the staples are rusted.
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