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The "British Films of the 1960s" series at the Gene Siskel Film Center wraps up this week with two screenings of 1963's "This Sporting Life," the ultimate "angry young man" movie. The film is relentless in the way it punishes participants and viewers alike as it claws into the damaged mind of a working-class hero who seems unable to find any peace in his life. Directed by Lindsay Anderson and scripted by David Storey (based on his own novel), the film stars Richard Harris as Frank Machin, a Yorkshire coal miner who bullies his way onto a city rugby team, where his no-holds-barred style of play makes him an immediate star. But Frank doesn't know how to handle any of the fame and fortune that comes his way, especially when he is forced to deal with the upper-class movers and shakers who see Frank as a trained animal performing a neat trick.
But the majority of the film deals with the love-hate relationship between Frank and Margaret Hammond (Rachel Roberts), his landlady/lover. She's an older widow with two young children, and she's still mourning her dead husband. As a result, she seems incapable of joy, love or anything resembling happiness. Frank works hard at breaking down her defenses, but whenever she starts to soften, Franks does something stupid or ugly to drag them back to square one.
"This Sporting Life" is not an easy film to watch, since the key players are either thick or cold. But it's impossible not to appreciate the remarkable performances (both Harris and Roberts were nominated for Oscars) or the realistic rugby scenes that earned Harris a broken leg. 3 stars
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} DOCKET NO. 107-3-98 OeCr
Trial Judge: M. Patricia Zimmerman
In the above-entitled cause, the Clerk will enter:
Defendant Lonnie Francis appeals from a September 21, 2006 order by the Orange District Court holding him without bail pending a merits hearing on his alleged violation of probation. We affirm.
Defendant was convicted of sexual assault on a minor in 1998 and received a one-to-eight-year sentence at that time; all but one year of the sentence was suspended. Upon his release, defendant was put on probation, one condition of which was that he participate in sex offender treatment. In 2002 defendant admitted to violating his probation by viewing pornography on the internet and received a sentence of 38 months to 8 years, all but 38 months of which was suspended. At that time, additional conditions were imposed, including that defendant would complete more comprehensive treatment for sexual aggressors, would be required to be an active participant in his probation, and that he would not Ainitiate or maintain contact with minors under the age of 18 at any time without the supervision of an adult approved by the Sex Offender Treatment Team.@
On September 8, 2006, defendant=s probation officer drove by defendant=s home in the early morning and saw a young female standing in front of the home. When asked, the female indicated that she was living in defendant=s trailer. The officer discovered that morning that the female was defendant=s wife=s granddaughter, and that she had been staying in the trailer for two nights. The defendant was reportedly inside the trailer sleeping at the time of this conversation. The officer cited defendant that day for a violation of probation. Defendant was ordered to resume attending weekly sex offender treatment meetings rather than the monthly meetings he had been attending since June 2006.
Defendant was directed, on September 13, 2006, to vacate his home and live with his grandmother to avoid the risk of improper contact with minor children allowed in the home by defendant=s wife. On September 18, 2006, defendant=s probation officer again observed that defendant was living in his wife=s home. Two days later, defendant was suspended from sex offender treatment, as the provider of that treatment found that his moving back into his wife=s home was counter to the provider=s clear directive and indicated that he could not be relied on to protect the minor children in the community. Defendant=s probation officer also learned that defendant had visited his wife=s other daughter=s home, where minor children were present, on two occasions in the summer of 2006 without supervision of an approved adult. Defendant was charged with violating his probation by: (1) residing in his wife=s home with minor children, (2) having unsupervised contact with minor children at his wife=s daughter=s home, and (3) by being suspended from sex offender treatment.
At a Rule 5 hearing on September 21, 2006, defendant denied the violations. At that hearing, the state argued that defendant, as a currently-untreated sex offender with a prior violation of probation, should be held without bail until the merits hearing. Defendant argued: (1) that his move back into his wife=s home was justified by her illness and the necessity that he care for her and the home, (2) that any contacts with children that occurred were de minimis, and (3) that there were no children living in the home when defendant moved back in on September 18. The court found that, because of defendant=s prior violation of probation and his disregard of express instructions from his probation and treatment officers, he should be held without bail. This appeal followed.
Rule 32.1(a)(3) of the Vermont Rules of Criminal Procedure provides for an appeal for probationers held without bail under the terms set out in 13 V.S.A. '' 7554 & 7556. Section 7556(b) provides that any order denying bail to a probationer Ashall be affirmed if it is supported by the proceedings below.@ The Legislature has also provided, in 28 V.S.A. ' 301(4), that, while a court Amay release the probationer pursuant to section 7554 of Title 13@ prior to the merits hearing, there is Ano right to bail or release@ during that time. In situations where there is no right to bail, we have held that the trial court must exercise its discretion in determining whether to grant bail, and must therefore make findings to indicate how that discretion was exercised. State v. Passino, 154 Vt. 377, 379 (1990).
Here, it appears that the trial court applied the factors set out in 13 V.S.A. ' 7554 and determined that defendant should be held without bail based on his failure to comply with the express directions of his treatment officer and probation officer, and on the fact that defendant had a prior violation of probation. These findings are supported by the limited record before us, and provide sufficient support for the order to hold defendant without bail pending the merits hearing.
Paul L. Reiber, Chief Justice


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Markelevich, Ariel, Shaw, Lewis, Weihs, Hagit, The CPA Journal
The Case of Israel
Beginning in 2008, most Israeli public companies were required to adopt International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for financial reporting. Previously, Israel followed its own set of financial reporting standards, Israeli GAAP, which was very rules-based, in comparison to the more principles-based IFRS. Israel's process of adopting IFRS was transparent and all-inclusive. Israel is a highly industrialized country with a significant public company presence in the high-tech, biomedical, healthcare, pharmaceutical, and defense technology industries. It is home to more than 4,000 high-tech companies, and more than 70 Israeli companies are traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
The process by which Israel made its transition to IFRS is described below, based on interviews with auditors, chief financial officers, accounting educators, analysts, and investors in Israel. The findings have potential implications for other countries, including the United States, currently undergoing or planning to undergo conversion from legacy GAAP to IFRS.
Beginning in 2008, most Israeli public companies were required to report financial results using IFRS. Previously, Israeli companies prepared financial statements in conformity with Israeli GAAP, as issued by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Israel and the Israel Accounting Standards Board (IASB), with further guidance from the Israel Securities Authority (ISA) under the Israel Securities Laws and Regulations.
The decision to convert to IFRS was made in a short period of time with relatively little public discussion. Whereas many previous adopting countries made regional modifications to IFRS to accommodate the local business environment, economic situation, and political climate, Israel adopted IFRS as is. The Israeli Tax Authority has not yet adopted IFRS. It still requires all companies to provide Israeli GAAP-based financial statements for tax purposes and is currently evaluating the impact and possible changes to tax reporting by public companies.
Israel is a small country in the Middle East with a population of approximately 7.5 million. Established in 1948, it has rapidly developed into a highly industrialized nation with more Nasdaq-listed companies than any other country outside of the United States (over 70), more than all countries from the entire European continent (Dan Senor and Saul Singer, Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle, Hachette Book Group, 2009). Israeli firms are noted for innovation in the areas of computers, security, communications, biotechnology, and green technologies. In May 2010, Israel was accepted as a member in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and reclassified from an "emerging" to a "developed" market (Charles Levinson, "Israeli Firms Gird for Their Emergence," Wall Street Journal, May 13, 2010; "Israel's Accession Agreement to the OECD," www.oecd.org/document/56/ 0,3343,en_21571361_44315115_45557176 _1_1_1_1,00.html). Israel ranked as the ninth-largest emerging market in the world prior to this reclassification. Furthermore, government policies in the past 10 years have made the country desirable for venture capital and foreign investment. Thus, one motivation for requiring financial statements to be prepared in conformity with international standards would be to attract more foreign capital.
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GAO-12-107: Published: Oct 31, 2011. Publicly Released: Dec 1, 2011.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the nation's largest public power provider, is a self-financing, federal electric utility with annual revenues of about $11 billion. TVA has financed large capital investments mostly by issuing debt and is subject to a $30 billion debt ceiling imposed by the TVA Act. TVA is governed by a 9-member Board. Within an affirmation requirement for the TVA Board, the TVA Act recognizes that TVA's broad missions and objectives include being a national leader in technological innovation, low-cost power, and environmental stewardship. GAO was asked to examine (1) how TVA plans to meet future demand for electricity and how TVA's resource planning and forecasts compare to those from other sources, (2) TVA's efforts to use energy efficiency to meet demand for electricity, and (3) TVA's financial condition and how it affects TVA's ability to meet its operational and financial goals. GAO analyzed data from TVA and third parties, reviewed agency documents, and interviewed federal and state officials and industry stakeholders.
According to its 2010 power supply plan, by 2029 TVA plans to meet electricity demand primarily by expanding natural gas-fired generating capacity, adding three nuclear reactors, and expanding energy efficiency programs. TVA also plans to retire some coal-fired capacity. These plans are informed by TVA's resource planning forecasts, which GAO determined were largely in line with plans and forecasts for the southeastern United States from other sources. For example, TVA forecasts that peak demand will grow at an average annual rate of about 1 percent for about the next 20 years, which is within the range of long-term forecasts for the Southeast from other sources, including the Department of Energy and a GAO nonprobability sample of five investor-owned utilities. TVA also plans to increase its generating capacity and total electricity generation by about 1 percent per year on average, both of which are within the range of plans and forecasts from other sources. While TVA plans to expand its energy efficiency efforts to meet future demand for electricity, TVA may not be fully considering this alternative. For example, TVA's plans may not reflect the full energy efficiency potential of its service area, since it has not yet completed a study of that potential. As a result, TVA cannot be sure that its current resource plans reflect the full scope and possible extent of energy efficiency programs or that the plans are realistic. In March 2011, TVA commissioned a study on the energy efficiency potential of its service area, which is scheduled to be completed by October 2011. In addition, TVA's use of energy efficiency is constrained by several factors, including TVA's planning approach, which did not allow for potentially more cost-effective levels of energy efficiency in its planning model. In addition, TVA is not subject to certain key mandates and incentives that apply to some other utilities, such as the requirement in California for utilities to consider energy efficiency before other resources. TVA's financial condition may hamper its ability to fund capital improvements. As of September 30, 2010, TVA's statutory debt was $23.6 billion, and TVA plans to spend almost $10 billion by fiscal year 2013 for various capital investment projects. Given the significant delays and cost overruns that TVA has historically experienced, these projects could potentially face similar issues. In addition, under a settlement with the Environmental Protection Agency, TVA agreed to invest $3 billion to $5 billion in the next 10 years on new and upgraded pollution controls on existing power plants. TVA also anticipates increases in operating costs. All of these factors could reduce the available funds TVA could use for its planned capital investments. TVA's financial condition leaves it with difficult decisions to make in order to meet electricity demand while keeping its debt within the statutory limit. TVA does not have a formal capital expenditure management plan that identifies assets to be acquired, their costs, and funding sources. The lack of such a plan may impede TVA's long range financial planning. GAO recommends that TVA (1) use information from the energy efficiency study it commissioned to inform its future resource planning process and (2) develop a written capital expenditure plan that includes the full costs of the assets TVA plans to acquire and the sources of funding for acquiring those assets. TVA agreed with GAO's first recommendation and generally agreed with the second recommendation.
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Status: Open
Comments: When we confirm what actions the agency has taken in response to this recommendation, we will provide updated information.
Recommendation: Consistent with TVA's goals, objectives and policies, including TVA being a national leader in technological innovation, low-cost power, and environmental stewardship, and to better ensure that TVA has the financial resources to accomplish the Board's broader objectives, TVA's Board should use information on the energy efficiency potential of TVA's service area from its commissioned study to better ensure that TVA's future resource planning process reflects the most cost-effective mix of resources to meet the demand for electricity.
Agency Affected: Tennessee Valley Authority: Board of Directors
Status: Open
Comments: When we confirm what actions the agency has taken in response to this recommendation, we will provide updated information.
Recommendation: Consistent with TVA's goals, objectives and policies, including TVA being a national leader in technological innovation, low-cost power, and environmental stewardship, and to better ensure that TVA has the financial resources to accomplish the Board's broader objectives, TVA's Board should develop a written capital expenditure plan that includes the full costs of the assets in which TVA plans to invest and the sources of funding for acquiring those assets.
Agency Affected: Tennessee Valley Authority: Board of Directors
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- They Copied It, So It Sucks: A common criticism against the book and series is that Stephen King merely ripped off The Simpsons Movie when Stephen King claims to have never even seen the movie and was only informed of the fact by his sister-in-law after he finished writing it. In actuality, stories about domed cities have been told for decades and Stephen King had originally come up with the idea in 1976. If those people leveling the accusation had bothered to actually read the book, they'd realize that it really isn't anything like the film anyway.
- The Simpsons even referenced these criticisms in a 2010 episode. Mr. Burns threatens to trap Springfield under a dome, but when he's told it's been done before, he is surprised because he thought the idea came from King's book.
- Parodied in the third episode, where Joe's friend says people are streaming The Simpsons movie continuously and calling it "prophetic".
- The idea of a dome suddenly appearing over a city pops up in 1965, with Clifford Simak's All Flesh is Grass, and in 1988, with Robert McCammon's Stinger, so it's hardly a ripoff, but truly a trope: Domed Hometown.
The Series
- Alas, Poor Scrappy: Mostly-reviled officer Esquivel sacrifices herself to save Barbie's life in the season 2 premiere.
- Angst? What Angst?: Granted, it may not have sunk in yet but aside from the single cop freaking out in the second episode, these people seem to be taking the fact they're trapped like spiders under a mug surprisingly well - this continues on through season 2, when the discovery of a way out of the dome doesn't lead to people screaming it in the streets and a stampede to get out.
- Delayed Reaction: Until "Endless Thirst", when a full-on riot breaks out after the water tower is destroyed.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: Ben the stoner is proving quite popular among some reviewers.
- Moral Event Horizon: While Big Jim has certainly been a murderous bastard in the series, pretty much all of his victims deserved what they got to some extent. That, combined with his generally more sympathetic portrayal than in the book, keeps him from being too unlikeable. That is, up until he kills Dodee, whose only real crime was knowing too much about what Jim did. After that, any likability he might have had went right out the window. The crowning touch was him authorizing the building of a gallows. "Hang them higher than Haman", indeed.
- Christine talking a woman into suicide and arranging for Barbie to kill a man in "Alaska".
- Narm:
- Junior's dead mother, Mrs. Rennie, has a studio full of terrible paintings that viewers are supposed to take seriously. As one reviewer put it, a drunk baby could do better.
- Barbie and Julia's relationship can become this if you remember it's been going on for only three weeks (and after he killed her husband, yet portrayed as some kind of epic romance.
- Seasonal Rot: Oh, it went downhill fast. The most popular online reviews of the series are entirely comedic, and nobody seems to know why it keeps getting renewed.
- So Bad, It's Good: For some, this is the funniest comedy on CBS.
- Squick: The cow sliced in half by the dome.
- Special Effects Failure:
- Look at Barbie's handprint remaining on the dome. Now look at the dome area surrounding the cow. Nice and clean, isn't it? Made all the more strange by how, in other scenes, we see tree limbs cut in half by the dome even though they aren't the focus of the scene.
- The cow itself as well. It has nothing inside it but meat — no apparent skeleton or internal organs to speak of. Then again, given that this is network television, it's hard to imagine how they could've gotten away with more than just meat.
- They Changed It, Now It Sucks: Many changes to the characters are not well received by readers of the book, such as changing Barbie from a former Army captain and resident of Chester's Mill and a heroic figure into an outsider who also killed Julia Shumway's husband.
- Some reviewers, however, have said that some of the character changes — particularly Big Jim and Junior being less in-your-face horrible — are for the better. Even Barbie's change makes him a more interesting character, instead of the near-Marty Stu he is in the book.
- What an Idiot: Despite having a radio station to co-ordinate their efforts, as well as having information from the outside world, it's only Julia demanding to issue news updates that stops the two DJ's from simply playing music as if nothing unusual is happening at all!
- Hell, it seems like half the series is just the characters passing around the Idiot Ball. See Too Dumb to Live on the main tropes page.
- Somewhat justified in the case of Joe. He's smart enough to figure out some of the mechanics of the Dome, the nature of Norrie and his seizures, in addition to discovering the Egg under the mini-dome in the precise centre of the dome; but is too afraid of how people would react to tell anyone about it.
- And then, in Season 2, he completely ignores the fact that the way he's acting toward Melanie in front of Norrie is inappropriate as hell for a boy with a girlfriend already.
- Linda doesn't bother informing everyone of Big Jim's crimes, relieving him of his position and throwing him in the nearest cell, but instead chooses to play second fiddle to him as he starts Putting on the Reich. Her actions during the Witch Hunt for Barbie make her seem even more idiotic, since she never bothers asking for any proof that he's guilty for the crimes Big Jim claims he committed!
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- Complete Monster: At best, Selectman James P. "Big Jim" Rennie is a cold-blooded, amoral, greedy, psychopathic bastard. Soon after the start of the novel, we learn that the man is the ringmaster of a massive drug ring, apparently one of the biggest suppliers of meth in the whole country. Then it gets worse. Not only do we learn that he killed his own wife by smothering her with a pillow (a woman already dying of cancer, no less), but over the course of the novel, to ensure that he remains absolute master of the town, he covers up the various murders and rapes committed by his son, Junior, and the gang of thugs he's commissioned as a police force. He kills three or four people (including a pastor, smashing his head in with a gold-covered baseball) who threatened to reveal to his subjects what kind of a monster he is, purposefully causes a riot over supplies just so he can claim need for greater control, and frames the main protagonist, Dale Barbara, for everything that he and his gang has gotten away with. Then, because he had his gang steal huge amounts of propane (the only fuel source in town) just so he could make more meth, he sets the stage for the massive explosion that consumes almost everything in the town, turning the atmosphere into little more than an assortment of poisonous gases, and then gets away with it, hiding away in a fallout shelter. Even worse, he refuses to accept fault for anything that either he did or happened because of his decisions, even so far as to excuse his multiple murders as "sending them into the arms of Jesus," his faith allowing him to dismiss any of the multiple atrocities he does.
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There are real differences between 16 bit and 24 bit files, just as there are real differences between uncompressed and mp3. As with the differences between wav and mp3, 16 bit vs 24 bit is often difficult to identify by listening.
Test signals are one thing, but has anyone found any 24 bit music recording that can be successfully identified via ABX testing against a properly resample to 16 bit version of same?
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I remember remarks (don't know where) that indicate that "a slow fade out" could be one of the things you might want to try. In effect bits are gradually taken away during a fade out.
The reason we see 24 bits anyway is probably the idea (as said before) that it is useful during recording/editing in the studios and so why not leave it without reduction (regardless if a difference can be heard at home). But, sorry, that has nothing to do with proof.
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The total reduction in non-operating expense was less than the reduction in interest as a result of a $177 write-down of assets due to impairment, offset by $52 more non-operating income in 2012 from renting an unused portion of the Ireland facility.2012 EBT was $14,537 compared to $11,080 in 2011. EBT in 2013 will continue to benefit from lower interest expense. Net Profit. Net profit results from subtracting estimated income taxes from EBT.The consolidated income tax provision rate for 2012 was 30.0% compared to 33.1% in 2011.The substantially lower tax provision rate was due mainly to an enlightened government in the UK which continued to lower corporate income taxes in order to promote growth in that country, but also to UTMD's shift of business from a substantially higher taxed sovereignty in the U.S. to lower taxed sovereignties in Ireland and the UK. 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The number of shares used for calculating earnings per share was higher than ending shares because of a time-weighted calculation of average outstanding shares plus dilution from unexercised employee and director options.The total number of outstanding unexercised employee and outside director options at December 31, 2012 was 149,500 shares at an average exercise price of $26.68/ share, including shares awarded but not vested. This compares to 238,300 unexercised option shares outstanding at the end of 2011. The decrease was due to options exercised by employees after a substantial increase in share price during the year. UTMD's dilution from unexercised option shares added to actual weighted average outstanding shares for purposes of calculating eps was 33,900 in 4Q 2012 compared to 11,800 in 4Q 2011, and 34,000 for the year 2012 compared to 14,100 in 2011.The increase in dilution was due to the 34% higher share price at the end of 2012 compared to the end of 2011. UTMD paid $3,555 in cash dividends ($.965/share) to its shareholders in 2012 compared to $3,433 ($.945/share) in 2011.Dividends paid to shareholders during 2012 were 35% of net profits and EPS. During 4Q 2012, UTMD repurchased 15,000 of its shares in the open market at $33.57 per share including commissions. UTMD did not repurchase shares in the open market during the first three quarters of 2012 or in 2011. The Company retains the financial ability for repurchasing its shares when they seem undervalued. The closing share price at the end of 2012 was $36.05, up 34% from the $27.00 closing price at the end of 2011. Changes in UTMD's Balance Sheet at the end of 2012 from the end of 2011 again represented significant improvement. At the end of 2012, UTMD owned $77 million in total assets including $9 million in cash, offset by about $13 million in debt. Intangible assets represented 65% of total assets. Stockholders' Equity was $51 million.In comparison, at the end of 2011, UTMD had almost $7 million in cash and equivalents as part of $76 million in total assets, and $22 million in debt. Intangible assets were 66% of total assets, and Stockholders' Equity was less than $41 million. Some other highlights regarding changes in UTMD's Balance Sheet during 2012 include: 1)Cash and investments balances increased $2.3 million even though the Company distributed $3.6 million in cash payments to shareholders, used $0.5 million to repurchase shares and reduced loan principal balances in USD terms by $8.7 million. 2)The Ireland loan was repaid in full. 3)Inventories, which were too high after the acquisition of Femcare, were reduced 13% or $652, achieving year end inventory turns at 3.7. 4) Accounts Receivable over 90 days from date of invoice were less than 1% of trade receivables. Financial ratios as of December 31, 2012 which may be of interest to shareholders follow: 1)Current Ratio = 2.0 2)Days in Trade Receivables (based on 4Q sales activity) = 35 3)Average Inventory Turns (based on 4Q CGS) = 3.4 4)2012 ROE = 22% (prior to payment of dividends) Investors are cautioned that this press release contains forward looking statements and that actual events may differ from those projected.Risk factors that could cause results to differ materially from those projected include market acceptance of products, timing of regulatory approval of new products, regulatory intervention in current operations, government health care "reforms", the Company's ability to efficiently manufacture, market, and sell its products, among other factors that have been and will be outlined in UTMD's public disclosure filings with the SEC. Utah Medical Products, Inc., with particular interest in health care for women and their babies, develops, manufactures, assembles and markets a broad range of disposable and reusable specialty medical devices designed for better health outcomes for patients and their care-providers.For more information about Utah Medical Products, Inc., visit UTMD's website at www.utahmed.com. Utah Medical Products, Inc. INCOME STATEMENT, Fourth Quarter (3 months ended December 31) (in thousands except earnings per share): 4Q 2012 4Q 2011 Percent Change Net Sales $9,832 $9,907 (0.7%) Gross Profit 6,021 5,913 +1.8% Operating Income 3,570 2,913 +22.5% Income Before Tax 3,322 2,711 +22.5% Net Income 2,259 1,858 +21.6% Earnings Per Share $0.606 $0.509 +19.1% Shares Outstanding (diluted) 3,727 3,651 INCOME STATEMENT, Year (12 months ended December 31) (in thousands except earnings per share): 2012 2011 Percent Change Net Sales $41,552 $37,860 +9.8% Gross Profit 25,307 22,400 +13.0% Operating Income 15,196 11,842 +28.3% Income Before Tax 14,537 11,080 +31.2% Net Income 10,169 7,414 +37.2% Earnings Per Share $2.740 $2.034 +34.7% Shares Outstanding (diluted) 3,711 3,645 BALANCE SHEET (in thousands) (audited) (unaudited) (audited) DEC 31, 2012 SEP 30, 2012 DEC 31, 2011 Assets Cash & Investments $8,913 $9,369 $6,599 Accounts & Other Receivables, Net 4,341 5,037 4,734 Inventories 4,353 4,707 5,005 Other Current Assets 928 944 678 Total Current Assets 18,535 20,057 17,016 Property & Equipment, Net 8,428 8,449 8,805 Intangible Assets, Net 49,972 50,297 50,568 Total Assets $76,935 $78,803 $76,389 Liabilities & Shareholders' Equity A/P & Accrued Liabilities $3,821 $5,965 $4,201 Current Portion of Notes Payable 5,402 5,450 5,430 Total Current Liabilities 9,223 11,415 9,631 Notes Payable (excluding current 7,603 9,415 16,242 portion) Other LT Liabilities 363 450 434 Deferred Tax Liability – Intangibles 7,890 8,053 8,549 Deferred Revenue and Income Taxes 884 760 777 Stockholders' Equity 50,972 48,710 40,756 Total Liabilities & Shareholders' $76,935 $78,803 $76,389 Equity CONTACT: Paul Richins (801) 566-1200
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Saw an interesting PBS documentary last nite on the role of stereo aerial shots in WWII. I remember all the hours I spend looking through a
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A life-changing affliction hit Chip Studwell early on in his days as a student at Bridgewater College.
The Maryland native chose Bridgewater in part to join the school's basketball team, but was able to play only one season after losing his eyesight to diabetes.
Optimistic and determined to finish school, Studwell adjusted to the changes, graduated from BC on time in 1977 and went on to earn his master's from James Madison University and doctorate from West Virginia University.
It would seem an inspirational story for Studwell to tell as he helps guide students as Bridgewater College's director of academic support services, a role he's had for more than two decades.
But he actually doesn't cite the struggles he endured as a means to motivate students to work through their problems.
"I don't think that way. For that person, what they have going on, I want to give that regard," he said. "I'm not this great altruistic person. I'm not saying that. I honestly … just don't think that way. My stuff is mine to deal with, and ... I want to give people their own regard."
Studwell turns 59 this week and lives in a house on campus.
For 23 years, he has helped students to navigate their college career and, as he describes it, manage life's highs and lows.
"It's kind of my life mission, if you will. I want to be able to influence the lives of young people in a positive way," he said. "And certainly, the years 18 to 22 are very significant in a person's development, and they're challenging for students at that point."
Studwell, who attends Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Harrisonburg, also serves as the adviser to the college's Catholic student group.
He's a man of faith and family who says his guiding principles are important to him.
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Studwell likes to crack jokes and enjoys using humor as a way to bond with people.
"Even though I graduated in 1977, I am extremely young and good looking," he drops deadpan into a conversation without missing a beat.
Studwell admits there were challenges to be going blind at such a young age, but it wasn't until nine years later — when he had his first child — that he was "confronted with [his] own anger about the blindness."
He'd always wanted children and to be able to play with them and be a significant part of their lives.
That the blindness changed what doing those things would mean brought on feelings of bitterness, he said, and he had to make a decision to move past his anger so as to not taint the lives of the people he loves.
"That's my core of myself — I'm going to take a situation and I'm going to go with what I have," he said.
Now, he spends his time trying to show Bridgewater College students the way to get meaning from their lives.
"This is [a] training ground, and I think it's the most significant time in a person's development," he said. "This is, for me … what I work from, a bigger picture, and that's what really drives what I do."
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Hazelbury Bryan is a village and civil parish in the county of Dorset in southern England. It is situated in the Blackmore Vale in the North Dorset administrative district, approximately southwest of the small town of Sturminster Newton. The parish includes the hamlets of Droop, Kingston, Parkgate, Pidney, Pleck, Wonston and Woodrow. In the 2011 census the parish had a population of 1,059. The parish is the most populous place in the electoral ward of Lydden Vale. This ward extends from the most northerly parish of Fifehead Neville south to Mappowder also west to Glanvilles Wootton. The total population of the ward at the 2011 Census was 1,967.
The name of the village is derived from the Old English hæsel and bearu, meaning a hazel grove or wood, plus the manorial name of the Bryene or de Bryan family; Sir Guy de Bryan, of Woodsford Castle, gave his name to the village in the 14th century when he married the daughter of the First Earl of Salisbury. The original settlement in the village is the hamlet of Droop,[1] which is the location of the parish church. The church dates mostly from the 15th century, though it is perhaps the third building to have existed on the site.[1] The other hamlets in the village are believed to have originated as a result of the Black Death twice afflicting the original settlement, and the villagers responding by burning it and rebuilding several smaller settlements on higher ground nearby.[1]
The geology of the parish consists of Oxford clay in the northwest, a band of Corallian limestone and sand running from southwest to northeast, and Kimmeridge clay in the southeast. Drainage consists of several small streams flowing northwest and north into the River Lydden and northeast into the River Stour.
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Feathers will fly and pigs will tumble when you play the Angry Birds Stella game! The Angry Birds Stella toys capture all the fun of the popular app. This feisty little Stella bird comes with a cardboard piggy to try and knock off his perch. Just slide that pesky pig onto the accessory base and lob your Stella bird at him! Then it's easy to take the game to your mobile device (sold separately) and unlock your figure in the Angry Birds Stella app. Just download the app and then put the Telepods base and your Poppy figure on your device (device not included). Scan her into the app and now you can play as her in the Angry Birds Stella app! Fluff those feathers and tumble that piggy with your sassy Stella bird!
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