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Sam Pillsbury, owner of Pillsbury Wine Company in Wilcox, Ariz. said while party goers are heating up the barbeque, they might want to bring out a bottle of wine to try with their meal.
There are many different varieties of meats that can be thrown on the barbeque so Pillsbury said it's important to experiment to find optimal pairings.
For lighter and more complex sausages, such as Aidells Chicken and Sausage, Pillsbury recommends his Symphony wine, which compares closely with lighter white wines such as Chardonnay.
"That's what I would call quite a good balance," he said. "They're sort of equal in intensity to each other."
Pillsbury said the heavier meats such as Polish Kielbasas should be paired with heavier red wines, such as his Diva wine, that can handle the high fat content.
"For Kielbasas, you could go for a Cab or Merlot to balance out with that fat and pork and that little more smoky (flavor)," he said.
And if the barbeque is serving up traditional beef franks, Pillsbury said light to medium reds, such as his Wild Child, make a good duo.
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Exit Stephen Hopkins
Fullback Stephen Hopkins has left the team, according to all of twitter. That's unexpected. Hopkins had some injury issues early this season and was on the verge of getting Wally Pipped by Joe Kerridge but had seemingly fought his way back to starting before a pretty terrible outing against Ohio State. Seems like that was a breaking point but that's just speculation.
With Paul Gyarmati graduating, that leaves Kerridge and freshman Sione Houma the main options at fullback, which is fine. Kerridge seemed to be a better blocker than Hopkins anyway. Houma has played on special teams for whatever reason and seems like more of a run/catch threat from the spot if and when he sees playing time. In addition to those two guys Michigan is also bringing in Khalid Hill and Wyatt Shallman as H-back sorts*, so they're fine at the spot.
Hopkins leaving opens up a 24th scholarship in the class, with more attrition pending. Given the flurry of offers Michigan has issued in the past few weeks it's clear they're looking for another linebacker, preferably a SAM type**, and I would guess they go above 25 if they find enough players they like.
*[FWIW I bet a dollar Shallman is on defense by the end of his freshman year.]
**[I don't think this has anything to do with Cam Gordon or Jake Ryan. It's more about the freshman class. If Royce Jenkins-Stone isn't going to be a SAM, and it doesn't look like he will, then there is no one younger than Ryan on the roster who can play the spot. Even if they make the logical move and slide Mario Ojemudia over, they could still use another guy there before Michael Ferns arrives in 2014.]
Ricardo Miller Leaves Team
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I know there was a fake Devin Gardner page out there but this one has 1200 friends and several pictures of Miller taken from cellphones and the like. Looks legit to me.
Miller bounced to and from tight end after arriving early, never finding playing time. With walk-ons seeing snaps ahead of him the writing was on the wall—time to move on. As a redshirt sophomore his departure does open up a scholarship slot in the next class. That brings Michigan to 23 plus any guys who don't get a fifth year; they currently have 22 plus maybe longsnapper Scott Sypniewski. Gareon Conley is wavering, of course.
Also: yeah, Miller's getting a degree in three years. Good luck to him.
Tamani Carter Leaves Program
NEWS ITEM: Brady Hoke announced at Media Day that redshirt freshman Tamani Carter has left the program. Carter had obviously not seen the field. He was the first guy to ever commit to Brady Hoke, signing up as part of Michigan's late "oh crap we have a month before Signing Day and need ten guys" blitz. Michigan actually snatched him from Minnesota a mere eleven days after he'd committed to the Gophers. He also claimed Iowa and Stanford offers, though it seemed like they went off the board midway through his senior season.
No idea why the guy left yet but if I had to guess it's that he saw the writing on the wall about playing time. He was a non-entity in the spring when Allen Gant and Josh Furman weren't around and may have slipped further down the depth chart after their arrival/reinstatement.
Carter's departure takes Michigan down to 76 scholarship players this year and takes the open spots for the class of 2013 up to 22 plus any fifth years who don't return, though there are a couple of walk-ons (Burzynski and Brink) who might make a case for themselves as scholarship guys a la Kovacs. Sam Webb has been saying that Michigan is planning a class of 25 on WTKA; by my figuring Michigan is still two players over once fifth year decisions are factored in. That's not much of a concern six months from Signing Day, since things like injuries and depth charts and allegations happen to football players.
OTHER NEWS ITEMS: Clark and Toussaint will return to practice on Monday; no decision has yet been made about suspensions. Roy Roundtree had his knee scoped and will be out two weeks.
Exit Terrence Talbott
[Programming note: sorry about the slow content from myself. Minor family emergency, emphasis on minor, but one that required some attention the last 24 hours. Anyway…]
the spring headfake
Michigan's decision to recruit ALL OF THE CORNERBACKS is now a little clearer, as Sam Webb is reporting that Terrence Talbott has decided to leave the program. Talbott was buried on the depth chart last year before a star turn in the spring practice videos that seemed to indicate he was being given serious consideration for playing time. JT Floyd reasserted his hold on the starting spot in the spring game, and now Talbott's out the door. Apologies to Andy Staples, who used the hype at this site to name Talbott to his spring breakout team.
Talbott's departure leaves Michigan thin at boundary corner. If Floyd goes down it probably sees Blake Countess slide over and Courtney Avery slide into the starting lineup with either Delonte Holowell or Raymon Taylor taking over the nickel spot. Either that or Taylor steps into the starting lineup at boundary, but he's listed at 169 pounds on the roster… other than Floyd Michigan's cornerbacks are tiny. By virtue of being listed at 5'11", 180 Talbott was the second-biggest guy available. Floyd's health, already pretty important, is now more so.
From a recruiting perspective, Talbott's exit opens up a 21st scholarship for the 2012 class. On the WTKA recruiting roundup a couple days ago, Webb mentioned that Michigan would now take a 25th player in the class, so Talbott's decision seems to have come recently and led directly to Ross Douglas's offer and commitment. Michigan is still after LaQuon Treadwell and will look for BPA with slot #25. Rivals is reporting($) that Leon McQuay III has dropped Michigan after the Douglas commitment, so who that might be is a mystery unless it's VA RB Derrick Green.
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Poaching Penn State: A Probably Pointless Primer
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The bomb. Mark Emmert dropped it, and dropped it with unprecedented speed. The actual penalties are harsh but along the same lines as they usually are: bowl bans, scholarship reductions, and fines. Penn State's ban is four years, their scholarship reductions are 10 a year for four years, their roster limit is 65, and their fine is staggering. Penn State also vacates all its wins from 1998 to 2011, erasing Paterno's name from many record books.
This is all very terrible, and let's think of the victims.
Now let's think about football with our reptile brains.
Can we poach Penn State dudes? Like specifically defensive linemen? A standard corollary to any bowl ban is to waive transfer restrictions on players whose eligibility expires before the ban does. This makes the entire Penn State roster fair game. Furthermore, John Infante says the NCAA is "considering waiving [the] scholarship limit" for schools that accept PSU transfers, something they have officially declared now. The catch is they'd have to pay that scholarship back the next year. In any case, that doesn't apply to Michigan, which is still trying to get up to a full complement of 85 after the Rodriguez attrition fiesta. Right now they've got 78 on scholarship.
The last remaining catch is the Big Ten's intra-conference transfer rule, which was recently nerfed from not being able to offer a scholarship at all to this:
The Big Ten altered its transfer rule within the conference, starting with the 2011-12 season. The new rule allows transfers to receive a grant-in-aid from their new school, but reduces their remaining athletic eligibility by a year. That penalty could have been waived if Wisconsin did not block him [Jared Uthoff] from Big Ten schools.
Penn State has lost the power to block transfers at all, so it may be a free for all not only for various Big East schools but also Michigan itself. Delany has taken some time out from crushing coaches' heads, Kids in the Hall style, to mention the Big Ten is likely to throw the floodgates open:
Both current Penn State players and incoming recruits will be able to transfer and be eligible immediately. Although a transfer within the Big Ten could result in some penalties, league commissioner Jim Delany said Monday that the Big Ten's presidents and chancellors are leaning toward allowing such transfers with no penalties.
The answer here appears to be "yes."
Would we even want to poach any Penn State dudes? Like specifically defensive linemen? And maybe a tight end? A quick glance at the roster reveals a few guys who could shore up weak spots: DT Jordan Hill was honorable mention All Big Ten and Michigan could really use him at either NT or 3-tech. Anthony Zettel is a touted recruit from Michigan coming off a redshirt… but taking Zettel complicates Michigan's efforts to get 24 guys into its 2013 class since his eligibility does not expire after this year. In general, Michigan's looking for the equivalent of fifth-year transfers in basketball. Guys who might be of interest:
- Hill!
- WR Justin Brown, a senior who was PSU's second-leading receiver with 35 catches last year.
- DT James Terry, Devon Still's backup last year and a guy who will probably move into the starting lineup if he doesn't flee the blast radius.
- DT DaQuan Jones, another backup last year. He's entering his junior season and would require taking the 2013 class down to 23.
- Maybe some tight end but it's tough to say who. PSU's most experienced returner is Kevin Haplea, who had three catches last year and is listed at 248 pounds.
- While it's hypothetically possible an OL could transfer, no one's coming in to play backup tackle, so what's the point?
PSU's very good LBs are seniors but with Michigan returning three starters and grooming an army of youngsters behind them it's doubtful M is the most attractive place should any of them want to transfer.
Would any of these guys even want to leave? When this happened to USC, the Trojans suffered a half-dozen transfers, but the guys who left were universally backups. (That link also includes Seantrel Henderson, but he was a recruit let out of his LOI, so that's maybe not the best example.) It's doubtful any of the PSU seniors will abandon a sure starting gig for uncertainty elsewhere with coaches who haven't thought about you since you were a recruit. They're weighing certainty and loyalty over a one-year cameo somewhere else. Anyone expecting PSU's starting 22 to defect en masse is going to be surprised.
The carnage will be greater with younger kids, who haven't had as much time to develop a fondness for PSU and State College and are staring down the prospect of never going to a bowl again. This doesn't help Michigan much since they want a quick-fix quasi JUCO thing that won't force a player out of the next recruiting class. Few of the players PSU has brought in over the past few years seem worthy of sacrificing that spot. Maybe Zettel, maybe CJ Olaniyan. Past that you're looking at a legion of three-stars and two-stars, guys who don't fit Michigan's positional needs, etc.
Would Michigan even pursue these guys? Probably not. Brady Hoke was recruiting in California or the MAC when these guys were on the market. It would be a surprise if any were on his radar. They might also feel icky about raiding PSU, and they are very confident in their recruiting and evaluation.
On the other hand, you've got an honorable mention All Big Ten DL out there who might enjoy a Rose Bowl…
What about poaching guys who haven't showed up on campus yet? PSU's 2012 LOIs have been invalidated but Urban Meyer already picked PSU's bones clean before signing day. PSU's got one Rivals 250 guy, WR Eugene Lewis. Do you want him or LaQuon Treadwell? Right.
Meanwhile, PSU's 2013 class has the nation's top TE, but Adam Breneman just blew out his ACL. They've also got a touted SDE type in Garrett Sickels who briefly listed Michigan before committing to PSU. Michigan is not the team who will take advantage of the explosion.
The upshot
Michigan is unlikely to go after anyone who would have eligibility after 2012 but could be interested in one-and-done transfers. Their most obvious needs are WR, TE, and DL, and Penn State has one third-WR type and a couple of starting-ish DTs available. Michigan may look into acquiring Jordan Hill or James Terry. More likely is that the trail of refugees heads to Big East schools.
Exit Chris Rock (Not That Chris Rock)
You will be surprised to find out which of these men is Chris Rock, or at least you would if you didn't know already.
Redshirt-freshman-to-be Chris Rock, he of the name that looks almost exactly like former Wisconsin basketball player Kammron Taylor, has left the program.
Rock hadn't played yet (obviously) and didn't make much impact in spring, so the departure shouldn't affect Michigan's projected performance in 2012 unless things get ugly at the three-tech spot. And since there are a couple of large incoming freshmen who may have beaten Rock out, this could be a writing on the wall type of scenario. Rock's star fell precipitously after his commitment to Michigan, something his recruiting profile acknowledged. He was a developmental guy, and if he wasn't developing meaningful wink wink ellipsis goes here…
The previous assumption of 20 open spots given fifth year non-renewals now moves to 21. Michigan was probably going to take two SDE/3tech guys unless they pulled a star secondary recruit out of nowhere, so priorities don't really shift. Expect 1 RB, 1 WR, 2-3 DL, and maybe that secondary guy with Michigan's six-ish remaining spots.


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Mrs. Behnke / Mr. Smalley / St. John's School -- - Priceless! #9 Wine Rack and Wine This is the perfect gift for wine lovers! A custom made wine rack to display your favorite bottles. An assortment of red and white wines. Silent Auction Items Category 100 - Food, Spirits and Restaurants 101 Asian Experience For those who crave Asian cuisine, we have just the deal for - you! Enjoy your favorite items from two fine establishments -- David Fongs and P.F. Changs. - David Fongs / P.F. Changs -- $60 102 - 104 BBQ Sauce Just in time for grilling season! Try out these four bottles of sauce on your favorite meats and vegetables. - Vern Hei -- $40 105 Caribou Treat yourself to a complimentary beverage once a month at Caribou! - Caribou -- $40 106 Great Harvest Enjoy this assortment of fresh made products from Harvest. Great Harvest - $Delicious$ 107 Great Restaurants Package #1 Don't feel like cooking? Delight in a great meal at Biaggi's and the Cheesecake Factory. 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This is valid at the Savage location only and expires on 12.1.10. - Jimmy Johns -- $47.95 112 Just the Two of Us We have the perfect gift for two! A delicious feast for two at Famous Dave's. A relaxing brunch for two at Chez Daniel. Staying in? Let us provide you with a one-topping pizza from - Papa John's -- delivered right to your door. Famous Dave's Burnsville location only. Chez Daniel is not valid on holidays and expires on 6.30.10 - Chez Daniel / Famous Dave's / Papa John's -- $86 113 Shaken, Not Stirred, Martini Basket Mix up your favorite martini in the shaker and enjoy in your new glasses! All the fixings are included for the perfect martini. This basket is sure to be a great addition to your bar. - Mark and Kathy Haug -- $145 114 Sunday Brunch Revel in Sunday mornings by enjoying brunch for four. Santorini Taverna and Grill in Eden Prairie welcomes you on all days but holidays and Granite City has you covered for everything but beverages. Santorini Taverna / Grill of Eden Prairie / Granite City --- $140 115 Trader Joe's We all love to shop at Trader Joe's! Take home this bag of merchandise. - Trader Joe's -- $50 116 Valley Natural Foods Energize and eat right with this basket of healthy treats! - Valley Natural Foods -- $40 - Category 200 -- Specialty Items 201 Academy of Holy Angels Summer Experience Camp and AHA t-shirt This certificate is good for registration fee for one week-long Summer Experience Camp at AHA during the summer of 2010. Choose between art, baseball, basketball, creative writing, dance line, history, girls hockey, math, photography, science, strength and conditioning, tennis, theatre or volleyball. For students entering grades 2-9. Certificate covers only half of Girl's Hockey registration fee. - AHA Admissions -- up to $90 202 Academy of Holy Angels Summer Experience Camp and AHA t-shirt This certificate is good for registration fee for one week-long Summer Experience Camp at AHA during the summer of 2010. Choose between art, baseball, basketball, creative writing, dance line, history, girls hockey, math, photography, science, strength and conditioning, tennis, theatre or volleyball. For students entering grades 2-9. Certificate covers only half of Girl's Hockey registration fee. - AHA Admissions -- up to $90 203 Adult Fleece Shirt Show your school spirit by wearing this great fleece shirt! - Donalds -- $40 204 At Home Date Night Don't stress out about reservations, babysitters, etc. Enjoy a date night at home! This package includes everything you need for a perfect date! Homemade wine, glasses, movies and candles. Even a $25 gift card to Byerly's for snacks. - Eric and Kristy Tanquist / Byerly's -- $100 205 Bath and Body Gift Basket Luxuriate in this assortment of bath and body lotions. - Anonymous -- $107 206 Basket of Books Cherish this autographed set of books to share with your children. - Dr. Laura Schlessinger -- $57 207 Blower Vac This blower vac is a ''must have'' as you begin spring-cleaning the yard and garage. - Toro -- $90 208 Brownie Basket Your Brownie is sure to delight in the treasures found in this package! Included you will find a sweatshirt (size small), Groovy Girl Doll, two pair of socks, a pink Euro sack, Crayola Face painting Set and a box of cookies. - Bob and Jennifer Gransler -- $65 209 Girl Scout Basket Your Girl Scout will enjoy creating a keep-sake of her memories with the Girl Scout Scrapbook and stickers. American Girl Doll paper will add a touch of pizzazz to her creations! A Chinese Jump Rope Set and a box of cookies complete this package. - Bob and Jennifer Gransler -- $70 210 Hand-blown Bead Bracelet You'll enjoy showing off this sassy, one-of-a-kind bracelet made with hand-blown beads. - Liz VanderAarde -- $75 Intarsia - the experience of merging Nature's beauty with human ingenuity; finding the perfect combination of woods to express an object or a moment in time; a three-dimensional perspective of the world using natural colored and varied woods; painting with wood. Please enjoy the following pieces of Intarsia Art: 211 Intarsia Art - Dog - Leroy Busse -- $50 212 Intarsia Art - Girl - Leroy Busse -- $75 213 Intarsia Art - St. Bernard - Leroy Busse -- $75 214 Intarsia Art - Teddy Bear - Leroy Busse -- $50 215 Intarsia Art - Viking - Leroy Busse -- $50 216 Magnum Ear Magnum Ear™ is designed for hunters and shooters who need amplification as well as hearing protection. 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The software included in this package is sure to please: Microsoft MapPoint 2009 with GPS Locator, Microsoft Office Visio Professional 2007 and Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000. Bachmanns / Eric and Kristy Tanquist / - Microsoft, North Central Office -- $1330 221 Romance ''To Go'' 2 bottles of champagne, glasses, chocolates all in a basket, to bring anywhere you want! Jerry and Nicki Nottermann / Jerry and Gill Mashek -- $85 - 222 Rosie Posie Gift Card Treat yourself to a special gift from this unique boutique. - Rosie Posie -- $25 223 St. John's Spirit Wear Show your school pride! This package includes apparel for a - family of four -- two adult sweatshirts, two child sweatshirts, two gym bags and hats - St. John's Booster Club -- $100 224 St Thomas Academy Gift Package Cadet wear from Saint Thomas Academy's Cadetmaker Bookstore for future STA students or their supporters. The basket includes a stadium blanket, thermal cup and other STA goodies. STA provides a unique educational experience for young men. The Academy focuses on 4 pillars: a Catholic school with a spiritual and religious foundation; a college preparatory school committed to preparing students to succeed in college and in life; an all-male school with a special emphasis on helping students grow into manhood; a military school focused on leadership training and character development. - St. Thomas Academy -- $40 225 Student Art Crocheted hat handmade by a St. John's creative student. $Priceless!$ 226 Student Art - a pink birdhouse made of clay, complete with accenting roses. Handmade by one of our creative students. $Priceless!$ 227 Student Art - this clay birdhouse is sure to be the highlight of your garden. It is handmade with care and talent by a St. John's student. $Priceless!$ 228 Sweet Treat Basket Bring out the baker in you and whip up some sweet treats! This package includes a classic batter bowl, spatula, cooling rack and decorator bottle set from The Pampered Chef. Also included are cake mixes, sprinkles, cupcake liners, paper plates and napkins. Jody Wermers, Independent Consultant, The Pampered Chef -- $50- 229 Wood Planter Display your beautiful spring flowers in this custom made planter! - Anthony Kapusinski -- $75 230 XBOX 360 Games You'll never want to leave home when you have all these fun games to keep you entertained! 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Kwik Trip / Tires Plus Burnsville / Seal Coating - $260 309 Dance Lessons Bedazzle your partner with your new moves when you engage in a week of dance lessons at Arthur Murray. You're sure to be a show-stopper at the next dance! This package includes one introductory lesson, one private lesson, one group lesson and a practice party. - Arthur Murray -- $129 310 Facial Treat yourself to a facial. - New York Nails, Burnsville -- $30 311 Girlfriend's Day Out Package Invite a girlfriend to join you in a day all about pampering - without leaving Savage! You can start your day with coffee at Dunn Brothers, followed by a manicure, a shampoo and style, and eyebrow wax and massage. Lunch will be hosted by McHugh's and you can pick up some sweet treats for the family at U-Bake on your way home. Kathy Haug / Dunn Brothers / McHugh's / Nails 4 U / - Vanity Fair / In Touch Massage -- $310 312 Haircut Beat the winter blues with a fresh new haircut! - Reflections Hair Studio -- $28 313 Health Food Store Shopping Wish you could eat healthier but just don't know what to buy? Let Julie do the shopping for you! She will guide you through the basics and get you started on a healthy routine. - Julie McNearney -- $100 314-315 Lube/Oil/Filter Treat your auto to a lube/oil/filter to help it perform its best! - Tires Plus Burnsville -- $30 316 Improv Course Do your friends tell you you're funny? Do you want to take to the stage and entertain people? Here's your chance to learn how to channel this talent with a two month improv course from Stevie Ray's Improv Comedy. - Stevie Ray's Improv Comedy -- $180 317 In-house Laser Whitening Show off your dazzling smile! This package includes in-house tooth whitening with the latest in laser technology. - Cherrywood Dental -- $500 318 Internet Filter Enjoy a free year of Bsecure Online's Internet filter - BSecure -- $50 319 Let's Dish Be adored by your family when you put this quick and delicious meal on the table! This package offers a certificate for two meals and an assortment of kitchen items. - Let's Dish -- $55 320 - 322 LiliPhoto Capture photos of those you love with a Free One Hour Photo Sitting. You may choose from a family, engagement or senior sitting. The package includes a location of your choice, several outfit changes and a proof book. - LiliPhoto -- $100 324 Pantry Purge Is cleaning out your pantry on your ''to do'' list but it just never seems to get done? Well, now it can be done for you! Julie will clean out your pantry and get rid of all the junk food - leaving room for healthy foods. - Julie McNearney -- $100 325 Personal Chef Enjoy dinner for 12, prepared right in your own home by your personal chef! This package includes a pre-set menu and three bottles of wine. Your friends are sure to be impressed! Expires 11.1.10 - Tim and Kathy Ricke -- $480 326 - 328 Picture Framing Create a piece of art for your home or office! Bring in your favorite photo or picture to have it mounted and framed. - Eagle Creek Gallery -- $25 329 Puffy Park Jumper Rental - This is the perfect addition to your next party -- sure to keep all the kids entertained! This package includes a full day jumper rental. Excludes tax and delivery fee (if applicable). Expires 10.15.2010 - Puffy Park -- $150 330 Relaxation Massage Take away the stress of the day and luxuriate with a one-hour massage. - Colleen Jacobson -- $55 331 School Daze Free application fee and a hooded sweatshirt for your student! - Holy Family Catholic School -- $260 332 Sports Camp Your student will welcome the opportunity to participate in a summer Sports Camp hosted by Holy Family Catholic School. They've even included a t-shirt to wear! - Holy Family Catholic School -- $132 333 Tax Preparation Have this gift certificate just in time to complete this year's taxes! Let the tax experts prepare your taxes and navigate you through the ever-changing rules. - H&R Block -- $75 - Section 400 -- Sports 401 A Day of Golf with Fr. Tix Put on your new Callaway golf shirt and begin a fun day of golf at The Wilds Golf Club. This event is hosted by Fr. Tix and is sure to be a day of skill and fun. Fore! - The Wilds Golf Club / John Wermers -- $Divine Drives$ 402 Birnamwood Golf Course Walk the fairways and enjoy an afternoon of golf with your friends. This package is good for four greens fees valid Monday- Thursday. Birnamwood Golf Course -- $50- 403 Dancer's Delight Your ballerina is sure to delight in this package! Included are nine weeks of dance lessons, dance bag, ballet slippers and tights. - Youth Dance Ensemble -- $135 404 Elko Speedway #1 Reserved seating for four during the 2010 season. Let the race begin! - Elko Speedway -- $80 405 Elko Speedway #2 Reserved seating for four during the 2010 season. Rev your engines! - Elko Speedway -- $80 406 Elko Speedway #3 Reserved seating for four during the 2010 season. On your mark, get set, go! - Elko Speedway -- $80 407 Heritage Links Golf Gather your friends and enjoy a golf outing at Heritage Links! This certificate is good for one golf foursome. - Heritage Links Golf Course -- $150 408 His-n-Hers Sports Pack Looking and feeling your best just got easier! This package includes a nylon duffle bag to tote your gym clothes to the club, men's (size large) straight cut jacket, assorted men's and women's vitamins, energy snacks, water bottles and Burt's Bees products. - Life Time Fitness -- $200 409 - 414 LA Fitness Trial Check out the new club in town with this one-month trial membership. - LA Fitness -- $99 415 Minnesota Twins Autographed Baseball Your avid Twins fan is sure to be smitten with this baseball autographed by the legendary Harmon Killebrew. - Minnesota Twins -- $100 416 NASCAR Fall 2010 Package Enjoy a weekend of NASCAR racing at the Kansas Speedway! This package includes four tickets to the Nationwide Series Race on Saturday, October 2 and the Sprint Cup on Sunday, October 3. Preferred parking passes are also included for each day. - Scott and Lika Wilgenbusch -- $420 417 NASCAR Spring 2010 Package Enjoy a weekend of racing at a first-class racing venue, Kansas Speedway (Kansas City, KS). With this package you'll receive 4 tickets and a preferred parking pass for the IndyCar Series on Saturday, May 1st, 2010 and the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race on Sunday, May 2nd. The tickets for each race are located in a great front stretch location (section 230, row 35, seats 13-16) and can be viewed on-line at www.kansasspeedway.com . - Scott and Lika Wilgenbusch -- $420 418 Prestwick Golf Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Prestwick Golf Course! This package includes greens fees and carts for two. - Prestwick Golf Course -- $170 419 Prestwick Golf Dust off the woods and irons and get ready for a day of golf at Prestwick Golf Course! This package includes greens fees and carts for two. - Prestwick Golf Course -- $170 420 Take Me Out to The Ball Game! 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This includes one hour of bowling, shoes, pizza, soft drinks, gratuity and tax. Strike! - Burnsville Bowl -- $130 504 Burnsville Bowl Party Package #2 Plan a bowling party for up to ten people. This includes one hour of bowling, shoes, pizza, soft drinks, gratuity and tax. Strike! - Burnsville Bowl -- $130 505 Cave of the Mounds This package provides entry for one child and one adult to experience the Cave of the Mounds in Blue Mounds, WI. This natural landmark provides visitors with an introduction to caving in the midwest. Please note that tours last one hour and temperatures average 50 degrees. Also included is a bag of gems. - Cave of the Mounds -- $27 506 Chanhassen Dinner Theatre #1 You and a friend will enjoy a show and dinner at Chanhassen Dinner Theatre. Each ticket provides for a seat at the show, dinner and tax. Dinner includes an entrée, vegetables, rolls and butter, coffee and tea. Valid for all performances except Saturday evening, the final week of a show, New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day or the month of December. - The Catholic Spirit -- $152 507 Chanhassen Dinner Theatre #2 You and a friend will enjoy a show and dinner at Chanhassen Dinner Theatre. Each ticket provides for a seat at the show, dinner and tax. Dinner includes an entrée, vegetables, rolls and butter, coffee and tea. Valid for all performances except Saturday evening, the final week of a show, New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day or the month of December. - The Catholic Spirit -- $152 508 Chanhassen Dinner Theatre #3 Experience the charm of a show at the Chanhassen Dinner Theatre. This package provides for two tickets to the show of your choice. Valid for all performances except Saturday evening, the final week of a show, New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day or the month of December. Chanhassen Dinner Theatre -- $128- 509 Comedy Sportz You and a friend are welcome to join the Comedy Sportz group at Calhoun Square for a night of improv. As the saying goes, ''it's fun enough for a bachelor party and clean enough for your Grandma!'' Comedy Sportz -- $24- 510 Downtown Fun #1 You and a friend can enjoy an interactive dinner at Ichiban Steak House, followed by a performance at the Illusion Theatre. - Ichiban Steak House / Illusion Theatre -- $85 511 Downtown Fun #2 The theatre buff is sure to delight in this unique package! After dining at Ichiban Steak House, you can make your way over to the Guthrie Theatre for a personalized backstage tour for two. Ichiban Steak House / Guthrie Theatre -- $50 - 512 Explore Minnesota Wish that you knew more about our state? Here's your chance to learn about the Land of 10,000 Lakes! Enjoy a year-long - subscription to Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine -- which will keep you ''in the know'' about the year's events. A one- year membership to Thomas Irving Dodge Nature Center will educate you on the wildlife in our state. And, this package includes four tickets to any Minnesota Historical Society Site. Which one is up to you. Enjoy! Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine / Thomas Irving Dodge Nature Center / Minnesota Historical Society -- $110- 513 Family Fun #1 We have just the thing for when the kids proclaim ''there's nothing to do''. They will definitely appreciate this actionpacked day. Start out at Wooddale Fun Zone and join in the Play Zone or Skate Zone. Then relax at a movie at Mueller Family Theatres. Round out the day with a large one-topping pizza from Papa John's. Now there's a fun day! Valid for four participants. Wooddale Fun Zone / Mueller Family Theatres / - Papa John's -- $74 514 Family Fun #2 Got cabin fever? Then grab the family for a night out with - dinner and a movie. Begin by dining at TGIFriday's -- where everyone is sure to find what they like. 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ROSEMONT, Ill. (AP) -- Wilson Chandler scored 15 points and DePaul beat St. John's 71-63 Tuesday night to send the Red Storm to its fourth straight loss.
Chandler scored 11 of his 15 points in the second half for DePaul (12-7, 3-2 Big East), which won consecutive conference games for the first time this season. Draelon Burns scored 14 points in a reserve role, and Blue Demons leading scorer Sammy Mejia accounted for all 12 of his points in the first half.
Avery Patterson led the Red Storm with 19 points off the bench. Eugene Lawrence scored 16 points and Lamont Hamilton added 10 points.
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Q4 2011 Earnings Call
February 29, 2012 5:00 pm ET
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Randy Steward
Good afternoon. This is Randy Steward, Chief Financial Officer of Quidel. Thank you for participating in today's call. Joining me today is our President and Chief Executive Officer, Doug Bryant.
Today, Quidel released financial results for its three months ended December 31, 2011 as well as for the full 2011 period. If you have not received this news release or if you would like to be added to the company's distribution list, please call Ruben Argueta at Quidel Corporation, 858-646-8023.
Please note that this conference call will include forward-looking statements within the meaning of federal securities laws. It is possible that actual results and performance could differ materially from those stated expectations. For a discussion of risk factors, please review Quidel's annual report on Form 10-K, registration statements and subsequent quarterly reports on Form 10-Q as filed with the SEC.
Furthermore, this conference call contains time-sensitive information that is accurate only as of the date of the live broadcast, February 29, 2011. Quidel undertakes no obligation to revise or update any statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this conference call except as required by law.
For today's call, I will report the financial results and Doug will provide a company update on the more recent developments. We will then open the call for your questions.
For the fourth quarter of 2011, total revenues were $38.4 million compared to $31.7 million in the fourth quarter of 2010, an increase of 21%. The infectious disease product category comprised a majority of the revenue increase, growing 28% versus last year along with 8% growth from our women's health category. Inventories at distribution remained at low levels, indicating that revenues in Q4 were reflective of that in user demand.
Global sales of infectious disease products totaled $27.3 million in the fourth quarter of 2011 compared to sales of $21.4 million in the fourth quarter of 2010. Strong sales from our influenza product line of which sales $9.7 million for the quarter drove the increase along with continued growth from our Strep A, RSV and herpes product lines. In the fourth quarter of 2011, Strep A and RSV each grew 8% over the fourth quarter of 2010.
Revenues for the women's health category increased by 8% in the quarter to $8.2 million due to the timing of orders in our autoimmune and bone health business and an 18% growth from Thyretain, our Graves' disease product. Our gastrointestinal product category revenues were $1.7 million, equal to the fourth quarter of 2010.
Gross margins in the fourth of 2011 expanded nearly 400 basis points to 60% from 56% in the fourth quarter of 2010, largely due to improved product mix, manufacturing efficiencies gained at our Athens, Ohio, facility and continued cost reduction activities, the latter two of which we consider to be permanent.
Included in cost of sales for the quarter were $2.2 million of intangible amortization related to the Alere lateral flow royalty buyout discussed last quarter.
Operating expenses were $21 million in the fourth quarter of 2011 compared to $18.5 million for the fourth quarter of the prior year. Research and development costs in the fourth quarter of 2011 were $6.8 million compared to $5.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2010. Attributing to this R&D increase was a $1.1 million impairment charge related to a discontinued product and $500,000 related to a discontinued research and development project.
Sales and marketing costs increased to $6.8 million in the fourth quarter of 2011 from $5.9 million in the fourth quarter of the previous year due to an increase in sales commissions associated with the increased sales in 2011.
General and administrative expenses in Q4 of 2011 increased to $5.7 million from $4.9 million in the fourth quarter of last year. This is primarily related to an increase in employee incentive compensation in 2011 versus 2010.
Stock-based compensation expense was $2.3 million in the fourth quarter versus $1.3 million for the comparable period in 2010. In the fourth quarter, we've recorded in the other expense line item $400,000 primarily associated with a facility shutdown in Ohio. In total, all of the aforementioned one-time items had a negative impact of approximately $0.04 per share.
Our tax rate for the fourth quarter of 2011 was 30.1% and for the full year our effective tax rate was 33.5%. This compares to a tax rate of 35.3% for the full year of 2010.
Net income in the fourth quarter of 2011 was $1 million or $0.03 per diluted share compared to net loss of $400,000 or $0.02 per share for the fourth quarter of 2010. On a non-GAAP basis excluding non-recurring items, amortization of intangibles and stock compensation expense, net income for the fourth quarter of 2011 was $4.9 million or $0.15 per diluted share. This compares to net income of $1.5 million or $0.05 per diluted share for the same period in 2010.
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