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Rhythm Time becomes a Founding Member of the CAA
Rhythm Time music classes for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers are delighted to announce that they are now a Founding Member of the Children's Activities Association.
This 'not-for-profit Community Interest Company' has been set up by some of the biggest names in the industry including What's On 4 Little Ones, Dr Amanda Gummer and Sid Sloane from CBeebies. The aims include to raise standards in the Children's Activities Sector, encourage best practice, give more children the opportunity to experience a greater range of activities and importantly - to ensure parents have a simple and clear way to identify the UK's most exemplary children's activities providers.
Posted: 24th Jun 2015 | Read the full article…
Local Children's Music Classes Win Top Local Awards
It has been announced this week that Rhythm Time music classes for babies and toddlers in Cheshire have won two local prestigious awards. The Mums In The Know Awards 2015 have awarded Rhythm Time winners of the 'Best Class for 0-2 Year Olds in Wilmslow, Alderley Edge and Knutsford' in addition to 'Best Class for 0 -2 Year Olds in Macclesfield & Congleton'.
These awards have been set up to recognise the best local businesses and voting is undertaken by the families who use them. Winning this category demonstrates that Rhythm Time offers the most engaging class for 0-2 year olds, with a wide range of activities, themes and play, as well as offering great value for money.
Posted: 28th Apr 2015 | Read the full article…
Franchisee Spotlight - Michelle O'Grady
Hi, I'm Michelle and I'm delighted to be Rhythm Time's franchisee for Sutton Coldfield, Tamworth, Lichfield and Walsall.
I'm married to my wonderful husband Declan, and have two fabulous daughters, Darcy 12 years and Sophie 9 years. About 12 years ago (whilst on maternity leave) I attended Rhythm Time classes with Darcy. They took place at the local Children's Centre in Chelmsley Wood and we both thoroughly enjoyed the variety of music-based activities (whilst everyone had great fun!). I was so impressed with how the activities helped the children's development that I signed up for Rhythm Time's multi-sensory baby classes with my new baby, Sophie, when she was born!
Posted: 16th Apr 2015 | Read the full article…
Local Children's Music Classes Shortlisted for Top Local Award
Rhythm Time music classes for babies and toddlers in Sutton Coldfield have been shortlisted for the prestigious Mums In The Know Awards 2015. These awards have been set up to recognise favourite children's activities, places to eat and 'Local Stars' in the area. Votes are from the parents themselves and Rhythm Time have been shortlisted in the category of 'Best Class for 0-2 year olds'.
Michelle O'Grady, local Rhythm Time franchisee, is delighted with her nomination. She has taught Rhythm Time music classes for babies, toddlers and preschoolers for 8 years and she is now celebrating 4 years as Franchisee for the local area. "It's been very exciting running my classes and I'm thrilled to be nominated for this award," quotes Michelle. "It means a lot to know that the parents and children enjoy what we do as much as we do. It's a great job to have!"
Posted: 1st Apr 2015 | Read the full article…
Easter treat for local children's music classes
Babies, Toddlers and Pre-schoolers were treated to a special visit this week from the Founder of their Rhythm Time music classes, Kathy Doolan.
Many of the children took the opportunity to wear their Easter outfits whilst they enjoyed their favourite class activities and songs.
Posted: 25th Mar 2015 | Read the full article…
Music Lessons were the Best Thing your Parents ever did for you
This thought-provoking article was written by Tom Barnes, Children's Music Workshop (L.A.) February 17, 2015:
If your parents ever submitted you to regular music lessons as a kid, you probably got in a fight with them once or twice about it. Maybe you didn't want to go; maybe you didn't like practicing. But we have some bad news: They were right. It turns out that all those endless major scale exercises and repetitions of "Chopsticks" had some incredible effects on our minds.
Posted: 6th Mar 2015 | Read the full article…
Rhythm Time Shortlisted for Top Local Awards
Rhythm Time in Shrewsbury have been shortlisted in three categories of the 'Businesses for Children Awards 2015'. These Awards in Shropshire have been set up to recognise activities for children that educate, support or provide activities for our future generations.
Julia Casperd, local Rhythm Time franchisee, is delighted with these nominations. She has run Rhythm Time music classes for babies, toddlers and preschoolers in the Shrewsbury area for the last 14 years. Her classes have been shortlisted in three different categories: Best Baby Activity, Best Franchise and Best Under Fives Educational Activity.
Posted: 23rd Feb 2015 | Read the full article…
Giving Young Babies the Best Start in Life
Young babies (from birth to 6 months) throughout the UK are enjoying a specially-created course to enhance their development. The course, developed by Kathy Doolan (a music teacher and graduate of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama), focuses on bespoke multi-sensory musical activities designed to stimulate a young baby's senses, and enhance their physical and neurological development at this crucial age.
Kathy, founder and MD of Rhythm Time, and her franchisees, are rolling out these tailored 4-week young baby courses throughout the UK and have received excellent feedback so far from the high number of parents attending the courses.
Posted: 11th Feb 2015 | Read the full article…
My first year as a Rhythm Time Franchisee
By Sarah Scott, Rhythm Time franchisee for Sheffield and North Derbyshire
"I can't believe I've been running my own Rhythm Time session for over a year now. Sometimes it feels like I've only just started, other times I feel like I've been part of the Rhythm Time team for ever! In a good way, of course!
Talking about the team, it's so great to know that I have Head Office behind me whenever I need them. I am a worrier, as they all know, so when I wake up at 5am thinking about whether I've ordered my notes for the next term yet, or I've missed some other deadline, I can drift off again knowing that my colleagues at head office will sort me out as soon as they get in the office (not usually at 5am, but you can't have everything!)
Posted: 13th Jan 2015 | Read the full article…
More giggles funded by Rhythm Time Cheshire for Manchester Children's Hospital
It's been another highly successful fundraising campaign for Rhythm Time Cheshire as they raise a massive £1600 for Manchester Children's Hospital! During October 2014 the children's music classes held 119 pyjama parties throughout Cheshire and North Staffs. and all the children attended their regular session in their pyjamas and brought along their teddies to join in the fun.
Frances Donkin, award-winning Rhythm Time music franchise owner in Cheshire, and her teachers have supported this event for the last few years. "Our aim was to raise funds to help finance "Giggle Doctors" who visit the sick children in hospital," quotes Frances. "These 'doctors' provide quality 'play' time and entertain the children, to distract from what is often a distressing and upsetting environment. Sadly, this is not something that the NHS can fund and we were delighted to be able to offer our support and bring some fun and relief to the children," she adds.
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This region is the perfect destination to enjoy as a family, with a wealth of child-friendly resorts along its sunny coastline. Nerja is an historic town with beautiful beaches and plenty of activities to keep the children entertained, and is a world away from the typical Costa del Sol resorts. If you wish to be somewhere lively, Torremolinos offers a stretch of sandy coastline as well as a wealth of entertainment such as water sports, shopping and Aqualand, the biggest waterpark in the region. Mijas, at the other end of the scale, is a quaint Spanish village with lovely cobbled streets and a quiet beach.
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Entertainment exists by the bucket load and comes in a variety of different forms. Whether you want to revel in the party atmosphere of the clubs and bars, spend indulgent nights in some of the fine restaurants or take a gamble in one of the casinos, join the many visitors from across Europe in experiencing some of the best nightlife in the country. Malaga boasts a collection of stylish restaurants and the greatest concentration of bars on the continent, and Benalmadena and Torremolinossol are famed for their dynamic night life and late-night revellers.
This area of Spain is known for its late-night culture, making it a great destination for those looking for some lively nights while on holiday. Malaga is the best place for some late-night revelry, with beachside bars providing drinks and music so you can dance on the sands until the sun comes up. You can also enjoy the party atmosphere of the city centre, and just wandering the streets will show you the mass of bars. Nerja's famous Tutti Frutti Square is also a great destination for some smaller bars, offering karaoke, dancing, game playing and, of course, plenty of drinking.
The region boasts an eclectic Andalusian cuisine, owed to its blend of cultures and nationalities. With such a warm climate, the area is able to provide some richly-flavoured, fresh ingredients that help produce some memorable dishes. For some fine dining, seek out the sumptuous restaurants in Marbella or Puerto Banús and you will be spoiled with some fantastically cooked food. The coast is the best place to enjoy some freshly caught seafood, most likely complemented by a stunning beach view. If you wish to explore inland, head to Pueblos Blancos or La Axarquía for some mountain foods, which often find influence in Arab cuisine.
Once the sun sets the Costa del Sol glitters with a nightlife for everyone to enjoy. You can dance under the stars on the beach or find an all-night club that will keep going until the sun comes up again. Puerto Banus' Golden Mile is the place to be if you want to explore some chic clubs, with plush settings surrounded by fashionable crowds. Benalmadena offers a more casual vibe, with clubs lining the marina and the fittingly named 24 Hour Square. Malaga is also a great place for clubs, with some trendy clubs hiding in its streets.
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Smile More: A Subcultural Analysis of the Anchor/Consultant Relationship in Local Television News Operations
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The problem: Few television stations in the United States remain untouched by the influence of news consultants. To become a news anchor for a local television station, a journalist is likely to receive specialized training from these consultants. The author will analyze the relationship between anchors and consultants within the framework of an occupational subculture to better understand that relationship, Procedure: The author uses qualitative research to explore the situation described; specifically, a series of structured interviews with randomly chosen American television news anchors and several representative consultants. Contents of the interviews are analyzed within an occupational subculture paradigm. Findings: As subcultural outsiders, station consultants can cause irritation and anxiety for news anchors, but the skills they teach are valued by the modern television industry. Some anchors may be willing to compromise traditional news culture values to survive in their careers, but this compromise may be offset by new perceptions of their social responsibility. Conclusion: While the skills taught by a consultant may be valued within the television news subculture, his or her role as an outsider can contribute negatively to the subculture. The hypothesis drawn from qualitative analysis is as follows: If journalistic norms constitute a strong subculture, then those who receive coaching from within the subculture will report a more positive experience than those who are coached by consultants. Recommendations: Quantitative research can now be pursued to test the preceding hypothesis.
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As most know, Disney has declared next year (Starting in October 2006!) a Year of a Million Dreams. Now that communicated to me that Disney marketing could not find one good idea among all those dreams.
Now if you were to create an advertising campaign for Disneyland, what would it be? (You don't have to try to encompass all Disney parks worldwide!)
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Everyone in baseball seems to agree that the San Francisco Giants dodged a big bullet when suspended hitting star Melky Cabrera's agents turned down the Giant's overtures for a mid-season contract extension last July. CBSSports.com reported the Giants were poking around the 3 year $27 million range.With the mega-offensive season Cabrera was putting up, I couldn't imagine Cabrera's handlers would sign a hometown discount deal with the Giants. It would have been irrestible to take Cabrera into free agency, where he would likely get something more along the lines of four years at $48 million.At this point, the chances the Giants might activate Cabrera after his 50 game suspension are about equal to Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin getting invited to a Mensa meeting. But what if...What if the Giants had signed Melky Cabrera to an extended contract in July? They would have been essentially "forced" to activate and play him the day after his suspension ended. Which would mean the Giant...
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Two job threads/post missing? ( ARTISTS LOOKING FOR WORK section)
I had two portfolio threads that I do updated regularly for work under the ( ARTISTS LOOKING FOR WORK section) . They seem to be missing and getting a 404 error. If Mods could help fix those thread, that would be great. Thanks.
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No, they hadn't disappeared, just all the urls on the forum changed a while back.http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...gos?highlight=http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...ime?highlight=
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Thanks a bunch Black Spot. I'll be sure to update using those new links instead.
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If anyone else can't find their threads, if you click on your name in the black bar, you'll see Your Latest Threads there.
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Jawahar Circle is a garden situated in Jaipur city in the Indian state of Rajasthan, built by the Jaipur Development Authority.
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Jawahar Circle is the biggest circular park in Asia developed on a highway traffic circle. It is situated along Malviya Nagar near Sanganer Airport on Jawaharlal Nehru Marg.
The diameter of the circle is 452 m and the circumference measures 1420 m. This park was fully developed by JDA (Jaipur Development Authority), and is one of Jaipur's favorite leisure places. There are multiple concentric tracks in the park. It is surrounded by Rose Gardens.
A number of attractive features like musical fountains, modern play equipments, jogging tracks are being added to it.[1]


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Football notes: Katy continues roll through regular season
By Jason McDaniel | October 19, 2012
Photo By Diana L. PorterKaty quarterback Kiley Huddleston has helped the Tigers' regular season win streak reach 34 games.
Total domination
Katy's regular-season winning streak hit 34 games last week, and the recent contests have been no-contest.
The Tigers dealt Katy Taylor a 56-7 thumping to improve to 3-0 in District 19-5A - and 22-0 in district over the last four seasons - and run their average margin of victory to 43 points.
Three of their final four opponents may offer more resistance.
Much-improved Seven Lakes has won three of four and is 3-0 in district, with 19-5A newcomer of the year candidate Braeden West, and Memorial and Cinco Ranch are area-ranked.
The Tigers and Spartans collide at 7 p.m. on Friday at Rhodes Stadium.
Mayde Creek
Still searching
The Mayde Creek Rams were 3-0 for the first time in eight years. Then district happened.
Three games into 19-5A, they're still trying to find their footing.
The Rams gave Cinco Ranch a scare last week, taking a 23-21 lead on Jan Pedroza's 27-yard field goal with 7:47 left in their game. But the Cougars returned the ensuing kickoff to midfield, then marched to the game-winning score on a 1-yard touchdown run by Jamel James with 3:16 left.
Zach Barker's second interception - a pick-six by Cameron Moore - sealed their fate.
Their next chance to turn things around, and pick up their first district win, is Saturday, but it doesn't get any easier. They face area-ranked Memorial at 6 p.m. on Saturday at Rhodes Stadium.
Morton Ranch
Fallen star
Morton Ranch played last week without running back E.J. Achelus, who battled through injuries all last season and was leading 19-5A in rushing with 1,019 yards on 70 carries (14.6 yards per rush).
With Achelus out, Mayde Creek's Troy McCormick (1,129 yards) and Seven Lakes' Braeden West (1,050 yards) passed him with big games.
Morton Ranch coach Dave Meadows said Achelus is ineligible. His first chance to return is in Week 9.
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District struggles
Pope John XXIII dropped to 0-2 in TAPPS 4-2A with a 45-22 setback against Westbury Christian.
The Lions fell behind 20-0 but scored two touchdowns in the final three minutes of the second quarter, and converted a two-point pass, to pull within 20-15 at halftime. But they didn't score again until there was only 45 seconds left in the game, and Westbury had already tacked on 25 points.
They're 0-2 in district, 2-4 overall, and facing another team searching for its first district win this week in Lutheran South.
The Lions play at 7 p.m. on Friday at Lutheran South.
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High Island handed Faith West only its second loss in its first season of six-man football, rolling 54-8.
That left the Eagles at 4-2 overall.
Next up is Tomball Christian at 5 p.m. on Saturday at Kerr Field.
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Stubbs offense is more than a little troubling at the moment. His contact rate is < 65% and his K rate is > 40% (if you want a comparison Dunns worst K rate ever was 34% and contact rate was 70%). There is no way Stubbs can have offensive success at anywhere near those rates.
Carbrera currently has a UZR/150 of -36. That is off the charts bad and this correlates with what observation has been providing, Cabrera isn't getting to anything. His defense took a huge step backward in 09 (not unusual for a mid 30s SS) but it has gotten even worse this season. There is really no way then can win with that kind of play at SS.


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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Ryan Newman, now a job seeker, couldn't have added a more important or timely accomplishment to his resume.
Taking advantage of an uncharacteristic glitch on pit road on the part of Jimmie Johnson's No. 48 team, Newman grabbed the lead during a long cycle of late green-flag pit stops and held on to win Sunday's Crown Royal presents the Samuel Deeds 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The victory was Newman's first at the Brickyard, at the only NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race in his native state. Newman won for the 17th time in his career and for the first time since April 2012 at Martinsville.


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So, what was the outcome? Did anyone do the testing? I am really interested in learning more....is the Mercola skincare system all that it's advertised to be me. I've never been into "natural" things, but since becoming a mother it has become of GREAT interest to me in so many different realms. I'd really like to get more input on the Mercola products.
I am familiar with Dr. Mercola (not personally). ANYONE who tells people that HIV doesn't cause AIDS just wouldn't get my money nor even a product evaluation.
Whilst not with the most perfect of ingredients I would rather use SIBU sea buckthorn serum.
i wouldn't use either of these products because of the 'essential' oils in them that are phototoxic(wearing them in the sun can do nasty things to them and then to your skin) as well as potential sensitizers...but i WOULD purchase a straight up sea buckthorn oil via amazon, google or ebay to use as a final step in my evening regimen
Mercola's Organic Sea Buckthorn Serum 1 oz. is listed on his website for $61.60 on sale for $39.60 for a savings of $22.00. I don't find it anywhere selling for $22.00. I opted for the Tivlee Sea Buckthorn Cream 2 oz. for $34.99 - more in my price range. I hope it works as described. Would love to try Mercola's serum to compare.
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Land goes on to rule out potential VP's like Joe Lieberman and Tom Ridge while praising Mike Hucakbee, Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, and Eric Cantor, and reiterating his attack that Barack Obama is the "most radically pro-abortion candidate to ever be nominated by a major party" and predicting that Obama will have no success in his efforts to "peel off a sizeable chunk of white evangelicals" because they have no intention of "surrendering their pro-life values."Why do Southern Baptists put up with someone who shades the truth as the head of their ethics agency? Why would people supposedly concerned with ultimate truth put up with anything but absolute honesty from any of their leaders.
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It's amazing how little the look has changed over the years.
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You forgot Windows 3.1 which was sold for home use on some Packard Bell as well as many other computers.
I actually ran it on an AST ADVANTAGE ADVENTURE (as well as later on tested Windows 95 (Chicago) on it)
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Prior to 3.1 (yes there was 3.0) but before it was more business oriented.
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The Effects of Financial Constraints on Inventory Investment: Evidence from a Panel of UK Firms
The objective of this paper is to analyze the linkage between internal finance and inventory investment using a large panel of U.K. manufacturing firms from 1968 to 1991. Firms are classified into two groups: those more and those less likely to face financial constraints. The estimates of several equations for inventory growth augmented with the coverage ratio indicate a significant effect of the latter on inventory investment for the former group during periods of recession and tight monetary policy. This effect is particularly strong for work-in-process and raw material inventories that are characterized by low adjustment costs. Copyright 1999 by The London School of Economics and Political Science
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- Summary: Set against the backdrop of a town's annual snowmobile race, this observational documentary explores the American working class experience through two families.
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[A] strange, singular heartbreaker of a film about life still flourishing in the most inhospitable conditions.
The film has an atmosphere of endless experimentation, which compliments the constant revision the subjects apply to their lives in the wake of their economic insecurity.
There's a stillness to the filmmaking, coupled with Saunder Jurriaans and David Bensi's truly lovely original score, that lends specific shots... a near-heartbreaking melancholy.
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6 ways to avoid getting sued over your unpaid interns
As the summer heats up with a new round of incoming interns, now is a good time to measure the temperature of your internship program — legal or illegal?
Over the past few months, several class-action lawsuits (with more likely on the horizon) have been filed by interns claiming they should have been paid. These lawsuits allege many company internship programs violate a federal wage and hour law called the Fair Labor Standards Act. Under this law, if a company requires or allows an intern to perform actual work that primarily benefits the company instead of serving more of an educational purpose, it could be forced to pay hourly wages and overtime compensation.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the agency that enforces various wage and hour laws, interns typically have to be paid unless they qualify as a trainee. In April 2010, the Department of Labor published a fact sheet to help companies determine whether the law requires that they pay their interns. According to that publication, interns don't have to be paid if the company's internship program meets a six-factor test.
This test, and some practical suggestions on how to avoid the surprise of a lawsuit from interns seeking payments, are set forth below:
1. The internship, even though it includes actual operation of the facilities of the employer, is similar to training which would be given in an educational environment. As discussed by the Department of Labor, the more an internship program is structured around a classroom or academic experience versus the company's actual business operations, the more likely a court will find that the internship program is an extension of the intern's educational environment.


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How do you get investors to sit up and take notice of a soon-to-be spun-off stock? If you're Kraft Foods, which will spin off its slow-growth North American grocery business to shareholders on Oct. 1, you pay a big dividend.
The new Kraft Foods Group (ticker: KRFT) will offer a 4.5% yield, based on when-issued trading in the shares late last week. That's the highest yield among major food companies—most are in the 3% range—and is in line with the dividend rate on utilities and other traditional income sectors of the stock market.
Thanks to its high dividend, new Kraft most likely will have one of the highest valuations in the food group, trading for more than 17 times projected 2013 profits, compared with 14 to 16 times earnings for the likes of Campbell Soup cpb -0.3762541806020067% Campbell Soup Co. U.S.: NYSE USD47.66 -0.18 -0.3762541806020067% /Date(1435870999644-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1027105 AFTER HOURS USD47.66 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 35552 P/E Ratio 19.775933609958507 Market Cap 14799430626.4464 Dividend Yield 2.6185480486781367% Rev. per Employee 424794 More quote details and news » (CPB), Kellogg k 0.20631645770512616% Kellogg Co. U.S.: NYSE USD63.14 0.13 0.20631645770512616% /Date(1435871045053-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1133371 AFTER HOURS USD63.14 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 29125 P/E Ratio 50.326797385620914 Market Cap 22281980152.0398 Dividend Yield 3.104212860310421% Rev. per Employee 483249 More quote details and news » (K), Heinz (HNZ), and General Mills gis -0.07006480994920301% General Mills Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD57.05 -0.04 -0.07006480994920301% /Date(1435871032574-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8475977 AFTER HOURS USD57.0317 -0.0182999999999964 -0.03207712532865907% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 374736 P/E Ratio 24.696969696969695 Market Cap 34006935577.3239 Dividend Yield 3.0850131463628396% Rev. per Employee 410007 More quote details and news » (GIS).
With its lofty price/earnings ratio, new Kraft doesn't look as appetizing as its rivals. Kraft's payout ratio will be much higher than its food peers, which could limit dividend increases in coming years. It may be better to buy shares of Kellogg or General Mills—both yield about 3.3% and have a lower P/E and better dividend-growth prospects.
If its high valuation persists, Kraft could attract imitators in the food industry, as companies figure they can boost their share prices with an ample dividend. Consumer-staples producers tend to pay out about half their earnings in dividends, while new Kraft's payout ratio will be nearly 80%, based on projected 2013 profits.
New Kraft's dividend looks safe, thanks to the stability of its well-known brands, which help give the stock its bond-like 4.5% yield at a time when 10-year Treasury notes yield under 2% and Kraft's own 10-year debt yields less than 3%.
Kraft (KFT) is separating into new Kraft and the larger Mondeléz International mdlz -0.14419610670511895% Mondelez International Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD41.55 -0.06 -0.14419610670511895% /Date(1435870800197-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5511976 AFTER HOURS USD41.55 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 56916 P/E Ratio 32.71653543307087 Market Cap 67586186356.6414 Dividend Yield 1.444043321299639% Rev. per Employee 320817 More quote details and news » (MDLZ), which will hold the company's global snacks business, including Nabisco cookies, Cadbury chocolate, and Chiclets gum. New Kraft's portfolio includes some familiar American products like Jell-O, Kool-Aid, Velveeta, Planters, Oscar Mayer, Kraft macaroni and cheese, and Kraft refrigerated cheeses. Until Tuesday, new Kraft will trade in a when-issued market with the ticker KRFTV, and Mondeléz as MDLZV. Old Kraft shares will stop trading after the split.
Mondeléz will have a more modest dividend, around 2%. In an indication of the importance of dividends in a yield-parched environment, Mondeléz has a P/E ratio similar to new Kraft's, despite a stronger growth outlook. Mondeléz looks more appealing than new Kraft.
Kraft announced the split a year ago, as a way to highlight its high-growth snacks business, following its controversial $20 billion purchase of Cadbury in 2010, a deal that angered Kraft's most prominent shareholder, Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway brka -0.2141836067162552% Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD205923 -442 -0.2141836067162552% /Date(1435870843361-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 480 AFTER HOURS USD205923 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 141 P/E Ratio 17.031026941158732 Market Cap 338526118589.242 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 626152 More quote details and news » (BRK.A). Buffett felt Kraft overpaid, and he criticized Kraft's tax-inefficient move to sell a pizza business to fund the Cadbury deal. Berkshire has steadily sold Kraft shares. It had 59 million as of June 30, versus 130 million at the end of 2009.
Cadbury is an important part of Mondeléz, a made-up word that suggests the French word "monde," or world, overlapping "deléz," which Kraft calls a "fanciful expression" of the word "delicious."
Kraft holders will get one share of new Kraft for every three shares of old Kraft, and the old Kraft will be rechristened Mondeléz. In when-issued trading Friday, Mondeléz fetched about $26 a share and new Kraft, $45. Old Kraft traded Friday at around $41, equivalent to the value of one share of Mondeléz and one-third of a share of new Kraft.
In investor presentations recently, managements of new Kraft and Mondeléz disappointed Wall Street by projecting a lower-than-expected 2013 profit, but the positive surprise was Kraft's intended annual dividend of $2 a share. Kraft shares initially dropped on the earnings guidance, but have since recouped those losses, mostly because investors are assigning a higher-than-expected value to new Kraft, based on its lofty dividend.
New Kraft expects profit of $2.60 a share, and Mondeléz projects $1.50 to $1.55 for 2013. New Kraft and Mondeléz both fetch around 17 times 2013 estimates.
Mondeléz is targeting 5% to 7% organic annual revenue growth and double-digit gains in profit (excluding the impact of foreign-exchange moves). New Kraft is aiming for more modest "mid to high" single-digit annual earnings gains. Mondeléz's ambition is to be viewed like higher-growth consumer companies, such as Coca-Cola ko -0.02531645569620253% Coca-Cola Co. U.S.: NYSE USD39.49 -0.01 -0.02531645569620253% /Date(1435870824645-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8760982 AFTER HOURS USD39.61 0.119999999999997 0.30387439858191945% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 214941 P/E Ratio 24.99367088607595 Market Cap 172125116593.279 Dividend Yield 3.3426183844011144% Rev. per Employee 355519 More quote details and news » (KO) and Colgate (CL), rather than slower-growth food producers.
Kraft bulls like Robert Moskow of Credit Suisse like the Mondeléz story, arguing that next year's profits could be held back by a couple of special factors, including currency, and that Mondeléz's profits could rise sharply in 2014 to $1.80 a share. Joe Cornell of Spin-Off Research last week assigned a Buy rating to Mondeléz, with a $29.50 price target, about 12% above the when-issued share price. He has a Hold rating on New Kraft, with a target of $44.25.
The Bottom Line
With a 4.5% dividend yield, new Kraft's stock is more alluring for income investors than its bonds. But the better bet is Mondeléz, because of its growth potential.
Mondeléz gets 44% of its sales from high-growth developing markets, a percentage comparable to both Coke's and Nestlé's nesn.vx 0.9242654159194371% Nestle S.A. ADS U.S.: OTC USD73.16 0.67 0.9242654159194371% /Date(1435875600000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 355556 AFTER HOURS USD73.17 0.01 0.01366867140513942% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 340933 P/E Ratio 15.03308264496774 Market Cap 233594833713.491 Dividend Yield 3.111336796063423% Rev. per Employee 294453 More quote details and news » (NESN.Switzerland). Mondeléz is No. 1 globally in sales of cookies and crackers, chocolate, and candy. Current Kraft CEO Irene Rosenfeld will head Mondeléz.
In a surprising admission, Kraft's management said earlier this month that it was overly bureaucratic, had high costs, produced little innovation, and had skimped on advertising, which is important to sustaining even well-known brands. The company's last big new product was Lunchables, launched in 1988. Kraft spent 2.9% of its revenue on ads last year, versus an industry average of 4.5% and well behind leader Kellogg's 8.6%. "We must do a better job supporting our brands," Kraft declared.
KRAFT HIGHLIGHTED ITS weaknesses to emphasize the opportunity to boost its sales and operating margin, which stands at 17.1%. That's in the middle of the pack of North American food companies, but below General Mills, Heinz, and Campbell. Kraft may find it hard to raise margins while ramping up ad spending.
Other food makers face challenges, too. General Mills missed the Greek-yogurt boom, and its key Yoplait brand is suffering. The cereal business is stagnant, weighing on both General Mills and Kellogg. Campbell faces one of the toughest jobs—revitalizing its core canned-soup business.
The entire industry is grappling with the private-label challenge, as grocery chains like Kroger kr -0.1638672675133142% Kroger Co. U.S.: NYSE USD73.11 -0.12 -0.1638672675133142% /Date(1435870816595-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1911752 AFTER HOURS USD73.36 0.25 0.3419504855696895% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22394 P/E Ratio 19.554402482079812 Market Cap 35510405026.9849 Dividend Yield 0.5744768157570784% Rev. per Employee 271388 More quote details and news » (KR) and Safeway (SWY)—which themselves are contending with Wal-Mart Stores wmt -0.027824151363383415% Wal-Mart Stores Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD71.86 -0.02 -0.027824151363383415% /Date(1435870878515-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6533923 AFTER HOURS USD71.863 0.00300000000000011 0.004174784302811021% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 52148 P/E Ratio 14.458752515090543 Market Cap 231428658298.675 Dividend Yield 2.727525744503201% Rev. per Employee 220690 More quote details and news » (WMT), Target tgt -0.8675744065550066% Target Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD82.27 -0.72 -0.8675744065550066% /Date(1435871135646-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3220262 AFTER HOURS USD82.27 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 201746 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 52528735058.1628 Dividend Yield 2.722742190348851% Rev. per Employee 213280 More quote details and news » (TGT), and Costco Wholesale cost -0.07326544069162576% Costco Wholesale Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD136.39 -0.1 -0.07326544069162576% /Date(1435870800235-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1134113 AFTER HOURS USD136.41 0.0200000000000102 0.014663831659212553% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 15099 P/E Ratio 26.156413010125807 Market Cap 59941768950.813 Dividend Yield 1.1731065327370043% Rev. per Employee 594585 More quote details and news » (COST)—emphasize private labels that are more profitable for them.
There isn't a lot to excite investors about new Kraft except its dividend, and Kellogg, General Mills, and Heinz may offer a better combination of yield and valuation. But for growth-oriented investors, Mondeléz could be a tastier alternative to PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, and Colgate.
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Kitsap-area art gallery calendar for the week of August 23-29, and beyond
EDITOR'S NOTE: Calendars in the print version of Kitsap A&E have been edited for space and timeliness. Full-length versions of the calendars are available at kitsapsun.com/entertainment and are updated weekly.
art walks
Bainbridge Island: First Friday downtown gallery openings from 6-8 p.m.
Bremerton: Downtown First Friday from 5-8 p.m.
Gig Harbor: First Saturday from 1-5 p.m.
Old Town Silverdale: Quarterly on second Fridays from 6-8 p.m.
Port Gamble: First Fridays along Rainier Avenue from 4-7 p.m.
Port Orchard: First Fridays, Bay Street and adjoining streets from 4-7 p.m.
Port Townsend: First Saturday along Water Street and adjoining streets from 5-8 p.m.
Poulsbo: Second Saturdays along Front Street from 5-8 p.m.
Quilcene: First Saturdays along Highway 101 and adjoining streets from 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Bainbridge Island
Bainbridge Arts and Crafts
151 Winslow Way E, Bainbridge Island, 206-842-3132:
Through Sept. 2: "The Big (Bad) Bug Show," group exhibition featuring 28 local artists
Aug. 24: "Photograph Winslow," workshop with Kay Walsh; 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; $120, members $100, students $90
Bainbridge Performing Arts
200 Madison Ave. N, Bainbridge Island, 206-842-8569, bainbridgeperformingarts.org; open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays, plus one hour prior to BPA performances:
Sept. 1-30: "Doors, Windows and Walls," photography and mixed media by Marilynn Gottlieb
Sept. 6: Reception for Marilynn Gottlieb, 5-7 p.m., in conjunction with monthly downtown First Friday art walk
Roby King Galleries
176 Winslow Way E, Bainbridge Island, 206-842-2063, robykinggalleries.com:
Through August: Max Hayslette solo exhibition
Sept. 6-28: All Gallery Artists exhibition
Oct. 4-26: Printmaking exhibition, group show
Nov. 1-30: Pamela Wachtler-Fermanis and Randena Walsh
Dec. 6-28: Annual small works invitational exhibition
Bremerton Art Guild
Kitsap Regional Library, Sylvan Way branch, 1301 Sylvan Way, Bremerton, 360-405-9100, krl.org:
Mondays: Meetings at Bremerton Senior Center, 1140 Nipsic Ave., 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Collective Visions Art Gallery
331 Pacific Ave., Bremerton, 360-377-8327, collectivevisions.com:
Through Sept. 1: Mary J. McInnis, pastel paintings
Sept. 3-28: "Mixing It Up," watercolor and acrylic paintings by Linda Spearman
Sept. 3-28: "Geometrics, Geographies & Rebels," ecaustiscs by Merle Jones
Sept. 6: Reception for September artists; 5-9 p.m., in conjunction with monthly downtown First Friday art walk
Toro Lounge
315 Pacific Ave., Bremerton, 360-813-1910, torolounge.com
South Kitsap
Crazy Lady on Bay Street Gallery and Gifts
724 Bay St., Port Orchard, 360-443-2249; Open 11 a.m. Tuesday-Sunday:
Through Sept. 27: "The Art of Photography"
Ongoing: 27 local artists
Sidney Art Gallery
202 Sidney Ave., Port Orchard, 360-876-3693, sidneymuseumandarts.com 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays:
Through Aug. 30: Second Mixed Media Open Art Show, new work by gallery artists
Sept. 3-28: "Eclectic Journeys — the Art of Beverly Hanson;" photography
Sept. 8: Reception for Beverly Hanson, 1-4 p.m.
Viridian Art & Frame
1800 Mile Hill Drive, Port Orchard, 360-871-7900, viridiangallery.com; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays to Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays
Art Space Gallery, 19880 Seventh Ave. NE Suite 102, Poulsbo, 360-930-0283, chocmo.com:
Through August: Lindsay Carpenter, acrylic and oil pastel paintings
Sept. 1-30: Wallace Nelson, paintings
Setp. 19: Reception for Wallace Nelson, 6-9 p.m.
cups espresso cafe
18881 Front St., Poulsbo, 360-697-2559:
Through September: "Into The Light," fine art photography printed on aluminum sheets by Dinah Satterwhite
front street gallery
18881 Front St., Poulsbo, 360-598-6133, frontstreetgallerypoulsbo.com
The Global Bean
2021 NW Myhre Road, Silverdale, 360-710-7129, globalbean.com
Mason, Jefferson
Jefferson Museum of Art and History
Jefferson County Historical Society, 540 Water St., Port Townsend, 360-385-1003, jchsmuseum.org
Northwind Arts Center
2409 Jefferson St., Port Townsend, northwindarts.org:
Through Sept. 1: "Art Port Townsend" visual art and written-word juried exhibition
special events
'sculpture in the landscape' preview party
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Bloedel Reserve, 7571 Dolphin Dr., Bainbridge Island, 206-842-7631, bloedelreserve.org: Opening celebration for the show by Julie Speidel; Gates open 4:30 p.m.; program 5 p.m., self-guided tour 5:30 p.m.; RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com by Aug. 23
art show and sale
Anna Hoey and Delores Weir, 5172 Minard Rd. W., Bremerton, 360-509-8632: New works by Hoey, Weir and a number of other local artists; 4-30-8 p.m. Aug. 23, 1-6 p.m. Aug. 24-25; refreshments
artist models
Peninsula Art League, Uptown Pavilion, 4701 Pt. Fosdick Dr., Gig Harbor, 253-845-6723: Professional models pose for artists of any medium; 1-3:30 p.m. Wednesdays through Sept. 25; artists provide own materials and chair
'pawsbo's dog days of august'
Verksted Gallery, 18937 Front St., Poulsbo, 360-697-4470, verkstedgallery.com: Dog photo contest voting through August
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14-man Exiles haul themselves level but crumble late on
Last Updated: 18/12/10 6:33pm
Olivier Missoup scores for Toulon
London Irish produced a stirring second-half fightback but ultimately succumbed to Toulon's extra firepower at Stade Felix-Mayol.
Reduced to 14-men after Sailosi Tagicakibau received a second yellow card on 45 minutes and trailing 17-0, the visitors looked down and out.
But somehow they rallied, hauling themselves back on level terms thanks to tries from Chris Malone and Alex Corbisiero.
But their efforts proved in vain as Toulon crossed three times in the last 12 minutes through Felipe Contepomi, Tom May and Christian Loamanu, to dash any Irish hopes of an historic comeback in Pool Three.
Toulon stay on course for the quarter-finals on top of the Pool, but a seventh straight defeat in all competitions - albeit an heroic one - ended the Exiles' hopes of progressing.
Contepomi opened the scoring for the French outfit after seven minutes and the visitors were dealt another blow when Tagicakibau was sent to the sin-bin after 23 minutes.
Toulon needed no second invitation to make their numerical advantage pay and opened the try scoring just a minute later thanks to Olivier Missoup, as the flanker found a gap from close range and touched down in the corner. Contepomi converted to give his side a 10-0 lead.
Delon Armitage had the opportunity to cut the deficit but he failed to convert a long range penalty after 34 minutes.
Irish looked set to survive to the half with just a 10-point deficit, but in injury time Toulon landed a crucial blow.
Paul Hodgson was forced into touch close to his own line and the Toulon pack made several drives at the London Irish line before Mickael Ivaldi crashed over. Contepomi converted to give the hosts a 17-0 half-time lead.
Defy the odds
Despite the loss of Tagicakibau, Irish quickly struck back when Malone slotted a penalty for his side's first points of the day.
And the visitors continued to defy the odds with a try just moments later. Armitage hit a Malone pass at pace and broke the Toulon defence, offloading brilliantly for Malone to collect the return pass and dive over, with the fly-half converting his own score.
Irish were in dreamland after 64 minutes when Corbisiero powered through two defenders from close range and Malone converted to level it.
But their delight lasted just a couple of minutes after Malone kicked out on the full. That mistake set up Toulon's first real attacking position of the half and Contepomi took advantage with a darting run through the London Irish defence, beating three defenders to grab a fine individual score which he then converted.
That seemed to knock the fight out of Irish. In the final 10 minutes May raced clear after shaking off Steffan Armitage for the bonus point try and Loamanu hammered home the blow in the closing stages.


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Torrey Smith perfectly sums up Nicki Minaj's new video
AUG 20, 2014 3:49p ET
Nicki Minaj dropped the video for her song, "Anaconda" on Tuesday night.
By Wednesday afternoon, the video had more than 5 million views on YouTube and was permanently entrenched on Twitter's trending topics.
The reason is pretty obvious. We'll let RollingStone.com explain:
"Nicki Minaj's new video 'Anaconda' is like something from one of Sir Mix-a-Lot's dreams, as a chorus line of women endowed with large posteriors -- led by Minaj, of course -- flex their butts to her new single. Set in a steamy jungle setting, the song samples 'Baby Got Back,' the elder rapper's 1992 ode to titanic tush, and features some conspicuously suggestive bananas and even more conspicuous product placement."
The butt flexing and large posteriors did not go unnoticed by a handful of athletes.
I do believe I just became a huge @NICKIMINAJ fan... #Lawwwdddd #Anaconda— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow)
August 20, 2014
Ooooof...@NICKIMINAJ is an angel sent from the man above. Sorry. #Anaconda— Anthony Ranaudo (@anthony_ranaudo)
August 20, 2014
Finally watching Nicki Minajs new video — Eric Wright (@EWrighteous21)
August 20, 2014
New Nicki Minaj video .... Mute it & enjoy!— Matt Overton (@MattOverton_LS)
August 20, 2014
However, the best Tweet about Minaj's new video came from Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith.
15 guys staring at one phone means Nicki's video came out haha— Torrey Smith (@TorreySmithWR)
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2013 BCS Champ.
Alabama vs. Notre Dame - LBs
CFN 2009 BCS Championship Breakdown
- Florida vs. Oklahoma
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CFN 2011 BCS Championship
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BCS Championship Preview
Champ. Preview, Part 2 - Players to Watch, How To Win, & Pick
Alabama: The Tide lost heart-and-soul stars and leaders Dont'a Hightower and the Courtney Upshaw off of last year's defense, and while the linebacking corps didn't exactly go on without skipping a beat, it was still strong despite the new starters in the mix.
The healthy return of C.J. Mosley helped make up for the major losses. The 6-2, 234-pound junior suffered a dislocated hip in the BCS championship win over LSU, but he healed quickly and was more than fine coming up with a team-leading 99 tackles from his spot on the weakside. Very fast, very athletic and very disruptive, he's great at getting all over the field in a variety of spots. While he's built to play on the outside, he can also work in the middle.
After splitting time with Mosley last season, senior Nico Johnson has also worked on the weakside making 54 tackles highlighted by a 12-stop day against LSU. The 6-3, 245-pounder is a huge athlete who has moved around to several spots to get on the field. Great against the run, he doesn't miss a tackle and he has more than enough experience to be a key factor against the Irish physical ground game.
Sophomore Adrian Hubbard is a tall, fast pass rusher who was limited two years ago with injuries but was solid this year making six sacks and 39 tackles with 12 against LSU. He can play either outside position, and while at 6-6 and 248 pounds he's built for the Jack position, he works on the strongside as one of the team's better pass rushers.
Manning the idle is 6-2, 245-pound sophomore Trey DePriest, one of the nation's top middle linebacker prospects last year and one of the biggest stars in the great 2011 recruiting class. Big, fast and very, very productive, the Tide got him out of Ohio and he immediately became one of the team's biggest hitters as a key reserve. This year he became a solid presence making 46 stops on the inside.
Stepping in as a hybrid of outside linebacker and end this season was sophomore Xzavier Dickson, a 6-3, 262-pound speedster who beefed up and handled himself well making 33 tackles with 3.5 sacks. He came to Alabama as a top defensive end prospect and now he's turning into more of a pass rusher and all-around linebacker.
Notre Dame: Overall, the front three has been a bigger part of the defensive success than the linebackers, but, of course, everything works around Manti Te'o. His phenomenal Heisman-caliber season was helped by being able to run free thanks to the job done by the line making 103 tackles, but he made things happen on his own by always being in the right place at the right time. His instincts and range have improved, taking more efficient angles to the ball and sniffing out pass plays far better, evidenced by his seven interceptions and four broken up passes. While he's not a pass rusher and he doesn't do much behind the line, that's not his job. It'll be up to him to help keep the Alabama running game under wraps, but the Tide will make a point of getting a hat on him – he's not going to be able to run as free as usually likes to.
Not getting any credit or spotlight as the inside running mate next to Te'o, 6-3, 240-pound senior Dan Fox has been a good and steady starter on the inside over the last few seasons making 57 on the season with eight tackles for loss. With good size and nice range he turned into a nice all-around playmaker able to work inside or out. A former safety who can move, he'll get to most things Te'o doesn't.
Junior Prince Shembo is a nice pass rusher who forced his way behind the line for 7.5 sacks with 48 tackles. At 6-2 and 250 pounds he has great size for an outside linebacker with a phenomenal burst off the ball, growing into his skills and talent in a breakout campaign. On the other side will be junior Danny Spond, a beefed up former quarterback who went from mostly working on special teams to becoming an active and athletic part of the equation making 38 tackles.
ADVANTAGE Alabama. Te'o is the singular defensive superstar in the game and he has to be around the ball for at least ten stops, but the Irish need the outside linebackers to be even more active – Shembo's pass rushing ability could be one of the big keys to the game. The Tide linebackers overall are faster, more active and more talented.
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AUSTIN CITY LIMITS brings it home with Texan songwriters Lyle Lovett and Bob Schneider. 00:31
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Full Program: President Obama unveils his latest plans to put America back to work. Wildfires blacken 33 thousand acres in the tinderbox formerly known as Texas. And Nebraska residents find an oasis in what... 27:45
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Need to Know examines controversial changes to Texas school textbooks. 13:20
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Full Program: Hurricanes and climate change, Texas textbooks, food policy. 53:55
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Monday January 03 2011
January Antlerless Deer Seasons 2011
This has been a good pheasant season, and I saw young pheasants late last summer, so we must have had several hatches. Right?
Unlike bobwhites, which occasionally hatch more than one nest, pheasant hens seldom re-nest after they produce a brood. Pheasant nests may hatch from May through July, and if hens lose nests before hatching occurs, most will re-nest. This pattern of re-nesting after failed attempts produces the different-aged chicks seen in late summer.
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Extended January antlerless deer seasons help manage Kansas whitetails while providing extra hunting opportunities.
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[Bible in English]. [William Tyndale, translator]. The Newe Testament of our Sauiour Iesus Christe, faithfully translate...
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Ukrainian Institute of America at The Fletcher-Sinclair Mansion
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New York, NY 10075
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A Beautiful and Complete Copy of the 1566 New Testament in English by Tyndale[Bible in English]. [William Tyndale, translator]. The Newe Testament of our Sauiour Iesus Christe, faithfully translated out of the Greke with the Notes and Expositions of the darke places therein. [London: Richard Jugge, printer to the Queenes Maiestie, [n.d., 1566, as ascribed from the first year in the Almanack]. The third edition of Jugge's quarto editions of Tyndale's translation. Title-page, Calendar and Almanack printed in red and black. Small quarto. Approximately 8.75 x 6 inches. Collates complete as per Herbert. Illustrated with over ninety woodcuts and over 250 woodcut initials. Beautifully bound by Lewis (from manuscript note affixed to verso of front free endpaper) in nineteenth-century full dark gray morocco, covers double-ruled and paneled in gilt, spine elaborately tooled and lettered in gilt in compartments, five raised bands, gilt board edges and turn-ins, all edges gilt, marbled endleaves. Minor rubbing to binding, lower front corner a bit bumped, small sticker on lower corner of front pastedown, [B8] lower margin restored, [L8] upper corners repaired, Ggi with several repairs, [Ggvi] with repairs and some loss, Oii in Epistles with restoration at bottom margin, some notes shaved and a few with minor defects. A fine and beautiful copy, complete with no facsimiles. A larger copy than that of Bible House. With the collation notes by Quaritch ("Collated & Perfect" in pencil on recto of rear free endpaper.
Herbert 121. Darlow and Moule 87. STC 2873. Fry 33.
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