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An Airline Stock With High Margins? Yes, It Exists
Back in August,Copa Holdings ( CPA ) did something that individual dividend investors had to applaud.
Traditionally, Copa paid its dividend once a year -- a payout that is a turn-off for many income investors. However, on Aug. 7, Copa's board changed its dividend policy in two ways.
First, Copa changed the dividend payout to quarterly distributions. Second, the company changed the payout formula. Previously, the dividend reflected 30% of estimated annual net income. Now it would reflect 40% of the prior year's annual consolidated net income -- paid out in four 10% portions.
Currently, the quarterly payout is 73 cents a share. The annualized yield is 1.8%.
The Panama-based airline, which flies routes to 29 countries, has a mix of things going for it: Latin America is a region with growth potential. Panama's GDP growth was 8.9% in Q3. Copa's fleet of 90 aircraft is relatively young. And the airline serves many thin routes that it can charge more for.
The last factor has helped boost margins.
Copa's pretax margin was 16.7% in 2012, easily the leader in the airline group. Most big airlines operate on low, single-digit margins. And even discount airliners such asSpirit Airlines ( SAVE ) andJetBlue ( JBLU ) can't match Copa's margins. Spirit and JetBlue had pretax margins of 12.7% and 4.2% respectively.
The company also could benefit partly from the U.S. economic recovery. Destinations to the U.S. include Chicago, Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, Orlando, Fla., and Washington, D.C.
Earnings for Copa grew 4%, 37%, 45% and, in the most recent quarter, 19%. Revenue jumped 15% to 18% in the same periods. The Street expects Q4 earnings to grow 25% on a 12% revenue gain.
The stock recently cleared a 156.53 buy point in a flat base. As of Friday, it was still in the 5% buy zone that runs to 164.36.


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Director Jaume Collet-Serra's Orphan features that most indestructible and, oftentimes, luridly enjoyable of horror-flick staples - the psychopathic prepubescent - and would probably be a lot of fun if it wasn't so relentlessly unpleasant and stupid. Those of us who've been known to get a kick out of these Omen-esque outings will probably give the movie the benefit of the doubt for far longer than it deserves. But for all of its effective jolts and expert acting, Orphan is so frustratingly illogical that it trashes whatever goodwill you extend toward it, and the experience is too unremittingly dour and punishing to be any kind of not-so-guilty pleasure. (One of the friends I saw the film with left the auditorium saying, "I need a shower now." Get in line, pal.)
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Fish, by nature, aren't the most expressive of species, but try telling that to the loopy geniuses at Pixar. In the studio's latest computer-animated adventure, Finding Nemo, director Andrew Stanton, his wizardly animators, and the vocal talent contribute such breathtaking life and range of emotion to sea dwellers that you leave the movie dizzy with happiness.
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Murkrow lv. 36 (when will I get that Dusk Stone?)
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I'm at Iron Island right now, training for Byron's Gym.
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I don't usually ask personal question's but every since I had the Merina placed things feel different during sex. It's not a good thing either. We don't "fit" like we did before. Does anyone else have this problem?ĀĀ
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I have Mirena and I, too, have noticed some discomfort during sex.┬Ā However, I'm also breastfeeding and I hear breastfeeding dries you out more, so I believe this is the problem.┬Ā But I HAVE heard others complain about this same problem.┬Ā
Kim + Justin (est. 9/6/03) = DS (10), DD1 (3), DD2 (23 months)
"No one is FREE, who is a slave to their BODY"
♥Wife to Brian Wilson *August 1, 2010*
Still born angel baby Mayden *May 16, 2008*
Mother to Landon *July 25, 2009*
It was like that for me at first as well.┬Ā However, I understand that it takes a few months for the Mirena to "shift" to where it needs to be.┬Ā After about three months, maybe a little less, everything went back to the way it was before for me.┬Ā Now, I have no complaints whatsoever,
Breastfeeding, babywearing, bed-sharing, non-circ'ing, EDS IV
Mommy to Braden (7), Quint (1), and Guinevere (11-3-14)
Sex was the worst for me. It hurt real bad and my husband said he could feel it. I got it out cuz I couldnt take it anymore.
Married to Justin 6.13.09, est 6.9.06
Brayden-Exavier James 11.21.08 *12:45pm 9lbs1oz 24 3/4inches
Bella-Grace Mae 5.14.11 *4:45am 7lbs13oz 20inches
Yes, we found that DH could feel it and it depends on the position that we were in if it was uncomfortable for me. So we ended up having to change things up a bit. Also i was always more dry on the mirena. But the worst part is that my sex drive went to 0% with the mirena.
I had mine removed on 2/15. :-) Things are starting to get better.
~ Angelique ~
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All the time, money, effort, risk we put in to amateur bike racing - why?
Why do you do it?
All the time, money, effort, risk we put in to amateur bike racing - why?
Why do you do it?
because **** you, that's why.
It's winter, which I guess means there's going to be more navel-gazing around here.
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1.) Contending for a win, whether for yourself or a teammate, is absolutely ****ing intoxicating and addicting.
2.) Racing/training checks boxes for socializing, exercise, and nerding out on gear.
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So I can act better than everyone in the lower categories.
I also like to shave my legs and wear kids sized clothing. This accomplishes both goals while still allowing me the freedom of mall food courts and elementary schools.
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle
Cat: Killer
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We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle
Cat: Killer
Sometimes when you are a man, and you are alone in your room, you wear stretchy pants. Sometimes when you are a man and you are in public, you do the same.
Is trick from science!
I like being competitive, I've always been that way, maybe it's a youngest child thing when I felt like I had to beat the older bro/cousins. At first, my cycling goals were simply to ride further and complete a century, racing and riding faster just seemed like the logical next step. I never liked running or other exercise for the sake of doing it, health is a nice bonus, but I like trying to win (which is a loooong ways away)
Bike racing chose me, I didn't chose it.
**** I don't know. I love it, and hope to win one day (stop chuckling you ****) and love the pursuit. Sometimes I worry that if I happen to win a race, would my motivation just disappear? You need to be dedicated for this stuff. Many days I wake up, go to work, ride after, and maybe have an hour before I have to go to bed. I'm far from an outlier either. I'm tired of people saying how hard pro's work. Give one of those dudes a Cat 4's schedule and they'd quit.
As long as I can remember I've been very competitive, I've loved speed and agility, and loved the outdoors. I did gymnastics, aggressive roller blading, and all sorts of outdoor games and sports with the neighbor kids. I kind of wonder why it took me years after getting a road bike for commuting to figure out I wanted to race.
And FF, I think your more likely to want more of it once you win. Hell, even 2nds and 4ths make me want more of it.
Also racing can be fun if you are in contention to win
"Your beauty is an aeroplane;
so high, my heart cannot bear the strain." -A.C. Jobim, Triste
It's the centerpiece of my financial plan:
Step 1: Race Bike
Step 2: ???
Step 3: Profit
I got it from the Underpants Gnomes, so it must be a good plan.
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Mr. DeWalt has over 35 years of experience specializing in aircraft computer software. He is responsible for providing technical assistance for software issues related to rulemaking activities and support for FAA field engineers. Mr. DeWalt has been involved in the development of training in advanced software topics for FAA engineers. He has also been involved in research and industry group initiatives to change software guidance to be less proscriptive and more in alignment with the current FAA risk based initiatives. He has presented some the preliminary results at the Digital Avionics Systems Conference as well as the European Certification Together International conference.
Prior to joining the FAA, Mr. DeWalt was a project engineer at Boeing, where he was responsible for overseeing software development of the autopilot and autoland system on the Boeing 757/767 aircraft. He started working at the FAA 15 years ago as a certification engineer and National Resource Specialist for Software. During that time he worked on a number of new technology projects including the Airbus A320, A330/340, Boeing 777, and the Lockheed C-130J. While at the FAA, he also participated in the creation of RTCA DO 178B guidance for approving software. Most recently Mr. DeWalt was a consultant to the aviation industry evaluating software systems and approaches for pilot/controller data communications. As a consultant, he also served as a Designated Engineering Representative (DER) working with the FAA on software system approvals.
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The Place: Easy Street Records, 4559 California Ave. S.W., 938-3279, WEST SEATTLE.
Easy Street Records in West Seattle isn't just one of Rolling Stone Magazine's top 25 record stores in the country, it's one of the most popular brunch spots in town. It's not uncommon to wait 45 minutes for a cramped table on weekends. With a list of hard-core diner items that span a three-page menu, you're absolutely going to find something you like, whether it be the Dolly Parton Big Stack of pancakes, eggs and bacon or the Beck Omelet filled with faux bacon and veggies. Yeah, just about everything has a musical slant to it. But which plates hit the right note? We pit their best selling brunch plates against each other to find out.
The Rivals: Rock v. New Wave
Calories don't count on Sundays. God said so.
Don't be fooled by the cutesy name. Suzy Q will cut you with a sharp spike of cholesterol. This popular breakfast item ($6.25) comes with three eggs any style, toast, hashbrowns and four strips of some of the best bacon you'll ever eat. We suggest opting for either the Texas toast or English muffin, as you'll need something to soak up all the bacon grease. We really don't have much to say about this dish. It's pretty much your standard hangover breakfast. The hashbrowns are cooked nicely - crisp on the outside, tender on the inside. Our over-easy eggs were also cooked perfectly - solid whites, runny yolks. As busy as this kitchen was, we were quite surprised that nothing on our plate was burnt or undercooked. Our only complaint was that our pat of wrapped butter was set atop our hot toast which created a melty mess before we even opened it.
New Wave O's Rancheros ($6.95) gets the award for name stretching, if nothing else. It really is a plate of traditional huevos rancheros with two eggs, corn tortillas, refried beans, cheese and all the trimmings. The refried beans are made from scratch every morning before the cafe opens at 7 a.m. That means there is a dude in the kitchen taking dried beans and making them into something super tasty for your breakfast later. The amount of cheese underscores the fresh taste of the beans, but they still deserve a nod for effort. The side of plain old iceberg lettuce, which we assumed was total garnish, was crisp and fresh; the salsa, also homemade, is spiked with a good amount of jalapenos (or something equally spicy) to add some zip. We also went for over-easy eggs instead of the more traditional scrambled; having yolks ooze out from the pile of beans and cheese was not only visually appealing, it gave the tortillas something to absorb. Speaking of tortillas, they really flavored this dish, which lacked a bit of seasoning. The sweetness of the corn, along with the heat from the salsa, really won us over.
When I was your age, New Wave didn't come with salsa.
The Champ: This was a split decision. While the Suzy Q is good, it's definitely not something most sober peeps would order. Four strips of bacon, three eggs and toast? Which just happens to pair perfectly with a couple of cold PBRs? Only if you have a bucket of booze swirling around in your stomach. It's the breakfast of champions our editor prefers (no judgement). But we're going to give the winning vote to the New Wave O's Rancheros for two reasons: 1) it's good and 2) a lot of TLC went into making it. We suggest asking for an additional side of salsa and paying the extra $2 for some chorizo to really solidify this dish.


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Mario is a hardworking individual who has been working in the field of agriculture from a very young age. He currently has a parcel of land at his home where he grows coffee. Whatever he produces is sold at the local market, thus this is a source of income.
The loan he is requesting is in the amount of 25,000 HNL and will be invested in the purchase of fertilizers, compost, and payment for the clearing of his fields. He hopes to achieve better production for the next harvest. His goals are to improve his living conditions, help his children with their studies, and expand his farm.
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Although I've lived here for more than a year, I still have a healthy number of restaurants on my must-try list, most of them splurges beyond Seattle proper. Last night, I had the chance to cross off one of those restaurants when I joined a Chefs Collaborative group at The Herbfarm.
Dinner at the Woodinville restaurant typically runs upward of $179 - you can score a reservation next weekend for $225 - so the event special rate of $140, including wine, tax and tip, counted as an irresistible deal. Since the dinner was pitched to chefs, the price also included a tour of the five-acre farm where the restaurant raises its cherry tomatoes, flint corn, quince, fennel, Pellegrini beans, Alexandria strawberries and a raft of other fruits and vegetables that consent to grow in the flood-prone valley.
The sprawling farm produces more food than the restaurant can use, so the surplus is distributed to volunteers (I still wince every time I have to use that term in conjunction with a for-profit business, but it's accepted small farm practice to rely on the labor of aspiring agrarians.) What the restaurant retains becomes the backbone for its thematic nine-course dinners, such as last night's "Indian Summer" salute.
The farm tour was the only deviation from the standard Herbfarm evening, which previous diners had warned me was "weird." The restaurant is bedecked in fading French country chintz, making it look something like a 1970s movie version of antebellum opulence. And dinner service unfolds as predictably as a James Caan script: There's a stroll through the 26,000-bottle wine cellar and cookbook library, a tasting tour of the herb garden (everyone agreed it would be nice to make a meal of begonia petals), and - once everyone's seated -- staff introductions and lengthy descriptions of each dish and the wine chosen to accompany it. Owners Ron Zimmerman and Carrie van Dyck are extraordinarily gracious and hospitable, but I can appreciate how their ease with the rules of the game they've crafted could strike diners as weird: I often felt like I'd wandered into their longstanding Dungeons & Dragons game.
Chris Weber, 26, is less than a decade removed from dishwashing: Restaurant press materials tout him as "the youngest chef heading up any of the 42 AAA 5-Diamond restaurants of North America," and his youth is evident on his plates. The menu's crawling with ideas of varying success. On Weber's mutton plate, for example, the rich belly was excellent, while the dry sausage was oddly seasoned. But the lure of presenting one protein in four postures apparently trumped concerns about perfection. The same drive to do everything was problematic when applied to black cod, which was overwhelmed by a matsutake sauce: Either the fish or the mushrooms could have held down the dish without assistance.
Still, there were lots of lovely plates, including a terrific sweet corn fritter that one of my tablemates, an IT specialist from Edmonds, described as a "corn dog without the dog." The arancini was served alongside house-cured prosciutto, a highly coherent and rewarding flavor coupling. And the finest surprises involved crisp and crunch, including a tangle of crisped leek, pickled radish and the toasted pumpkin seed granola which accompanied an excellent wood rotisserie-grilled squab with caramelized squash
But many of the most interesting discoveries were wine-related. The selected wines were Northwestern, original and good (with the exception of an Efeste Lola Chardonnay, which clashed with the food); An Arneis from Ponzi Vineyards was the standout.
Although it was probably irrational to worry about wine service at The Herbfarm, I hesitated at the evening's outset when we were prompted to select an herb to flavor our sparkling wine. I'm not in the habit of tinkering with my wine, which perhaps reflects too much piety on my part. But tossing a rose geranium leaf in your glass is the kind of thing you do at The Herbfarm, which is proudly quirky. I'm not sure I'd ever want to pay $225 for the food I sampled at Herbfarm -- or even another $140 to repeat the experience -- but what I appreciated most about the restaurant was its steady allegiance to its own traditions and culinary worldview.
Although The Herbfarm has garnered plenty of praise for its visionary farm-to-table approach, which was groundbreaking in the 1990s, the restaurant is a bastion of old-fashioned dining rather than forward-looking trends. Even if the kitchen is helmed by an upstart and staffed by an alum of the Modernist Cuisine lab, it's not about to bend to borrowed fashion.
Somewhat anachronistically too, the service at Herbfarm is extraordinary (the diners seated with me in the restaurant's back corner delighted at taking the long walk to the bathroom, because they'd return to a folded napkin with an herb atop it), and perfectly in keeping with the feel of a restaurant where the owners deign to clear dishes. Much like the roadside country inns after which it was modeled, The Herbfarm is dedicated to its guests' comfort. That may be weird in Seattle, but it's certainly a welcome departure.
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A sparkling, fruity floral scent, Oh, Lola! captures the flirtatious essence of her easy charm and youthful spirit. Vibrant and playful with an irresistable sophistication, Oh, Lola is a flirty facet of the original Lola fragrance.
Oh, Lola! opens with a refreshing top note of effervescent raspberry, whilst her pink femininity is reflected in the beautiful peony heart. A sensual elegance with addictive vanilla in the dry down leaves an unforgettable flirtatious touch.
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Power steering box leak!
Finally found my steering box leak. It's comming out of the adjustment screw on top of the box in the center. Do I try to tighten it? Does it have a rubber washer? The nut and screw are pretty rusty looking.
That screw and nut adjust the slack in the box. If you remove it, make sure it goes back the same way...count the turns on the screw or something. If its not adjusted properly it will bind.
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Leicestershire men questioned over weapon smuggling
Two men are being questioned by police in Leicestershire as part of an investigation into weapons being smuggled into the UK.
The operation was launched after Border Force agents intercepted international packages containing pepper spray, which is classed as a firearm.
The men, aged 30 and 31, were arrested after officers raided two addresses in Leicester and one in Stony Stanton.
Missing Nottinghamshire girl - police appeal for help
Police in Nottinghamshire have asked for help in finding a girl who has been missing since Saturday.
Gypsy Brown was last seen by her mum at around 3pm on Saturday 15 February 2014.
She left her Selston home with a packed bag claiming to be staying over a friend's house that night.
When the 15-year-old did not return home the next day and it became clear she had not stayed with her friend the alarm was raised.
Officers are making enquiries into two unconfirmed sightings of Gypsy in Mansfield and Nottingham. They are appealing to her to call home to let her family know she is safe.
Gypsy is white, around 5ft 3ins tall with long black hair.
She was last seen wearing a pink hooded sweater, a blue body warmer with a fur hood and black trousers. She may also have a gold handbag with her.
Gypsy, who is believed to have little money on her, has links to Mansfield and Heanor.
Coventry crash death - police launch inquiry
Collision investigators have launched an inquiry following the death of a man in Coventry over the weekend.
Emergency services were called to Beake Avenue at around 4.50am on Sunday 16 February after a car left the road and collided with a house and parked cars.
The driver, a man in his 40s, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The road was closed for around five hours whilst the damage to the building was assessed. Enquiries were made at the scene and the car, a red Volvo, was recovered.
The man's family has been informed and specially trained officers are supporting them at this time.
Pensioner loses hundreds of pounds from scam
A pensioner duped out of hundreds of pounds by a phone con has warned other residents to be wary of thieves posing as police officers.
The 85-year-old from Birmingham handed over his bank card and PIN to "convincing" bogus detectives who called claiming his account had been hacked by card cloners
Police thank residents for their help during floods
Many local people are helping us out by reporting incidents and local farmers have been helping us at some incidents and clearing roads. We would like to thank you all for your support.
The weather conditions are exceptional so please stay safe, stay at home and only make essential journeys if you have to. If you do need to drive, take extra care and reduce your speed.
More 999 calls than a typical New Years Eve
Staffordshire Police are dealing with an unprecedented number of calls as weather conditions continue to affect the country.
Last night 425, emergency calls were made in the area and 691 calls to the non-emergency number.
The police say they have had more calls than a typical New Years Eve.
They have now set up a multi-agency response team to keep people safe during the floods involving:
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- Stoke-on-Trent City Council
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Protect yourself against courier fraud:
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2) Your bank or police will never ask for your PIN number
3) If you receive one of these calls end it immediately.
Elderly 'don't be conned' by scams urge Police
Fraud investigators have reported a surge in reports from residents in the West Midlands who have been stung by a "Courier Scam" which sees tricksters talking vulnerable people into handing over bank cards and PIN numbers.
The scam involves callers posing as police officers and panicking targets into believing their bank account has been hacked and that they need to seize the cards and security details, including PIN numbers, to stop further fraudulent transactions.
Courier scammers are scaring elderly in the Midlands
DCI Adrian Atherley: Courier scammers are "cold, calculated thieves" who "scare and confuse" the elderly. http://t.co/numhrJFLGW
Man found dead in canal identified as father-of-two
A man found dead in a Wolverhampton canal has been formally identified as father-of-two William Brittain.
The 64-year-old was rescued from the water on Saturday in the canal off Horseley Fields, but could not be saved by paramedics.
Mr Brittain, who lived in the Heath Town area, had been out in the city the night before and was spotted on CCTV at around 1.25am in the early hours of Saturday.
He was seen walking towards Willenhall Road and Horseley Fields.
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Mysteries of Lisbon
Rise of the Planet of the Reject Report
- By Jeremy Kirk
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Can you even imagine? A world overrun by Reject Reports? It's like there'd be no movies, but we'd still report the weekend box office. While I stew over the quandary that's just created, the world outside is still running smoothly. Blockbuster movies are still hitting. Small indie flicks are dividing...
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There's a Raúl Ruiz movie coming out in less than a month? Why wasn't I informed? What did I join the Raúl Ruiz Fan Club Mailing List for if not important announcements like that? In the same year that we got fresh Godard, filmmaking legend Ruiz is releasing Mysteries of...


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Noon Hour Update: Nude beach and rafters; Del Oro swimmer going for Olympic trials
Welcome to the Auburn Journal's "Noon Hour Update," where we'll present you with stories and updates on what's going on in the news and what we're working on for our Tuesday edition and online.
What we're working on: An ambulance was reportedly broad-sided late this morning on Bell Road. Find out more here.
Is a new stretch of the Middle Fork of the American River family friendly with a nude beach on its shoreline? Reporter Gus Thomson will find out how rafting companies and rafters are reacting to seeing nude sunbathers while taking a trip down the river.
Reporter Sara Seyydin will attend tonight's city council meeting. What's on tap for discussion? Find out here.
In sports, a Del Oro swimmer is making a go at the Olympic trials. Reporter Justin Lawson will interview him today about his training and goals for his upcoming college swimming career.
To read about the latest efforts of a nationally known Olympic hopeful, Amanda Beard, who is trying to become the second woman to attend five Olympic competitions, click here.
What you're talking about: In Opinion, Letters to the Editor "Fire measures poorly timed" and "Bring back our country" are among the most read over the weekend.
Online readers are also interested in the news story "Auburn resident sues for council member's emails."
Take a trip down memory lane: This weekend 329 Placer High School seniors graduated. Relive the moment with the story and photo gallery of the big weekend.
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National Systems of Technological Innovation, FDI, and Economic Growth: The Case of Ireland
Calliano, Riccardo, Carpano, Claudio, Multinational Business Review
This study argues that Ireland's recent strong economic performance is the outcome of its National Systems of Technological Innovation (NSTI). Ireland's NSTI has resulted in a significant flow of inward FDI in technology intensive industries. The institutions that are the building blocks of the country's NSTI are: R&D infrastructures, labor skills, educational system, and telecommunication infrastructure. As discussed in the paper, the institutions of the Irish NSTI are the outcome of proactive economic strategies implemented by the Irish government.
The interest in the relationship between firms and states has generated a substantial stream of international business literature (e.g., Vachani 1995). Among the topics investigated, the one on the bargaining between Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) and host states has advanced the farthest in paradigmatic development (Lenway and Murtha 1994). In particular, empirical studies have focused on the negotiation of agreements and investments in developing countries (Kobrin 1985). Less attention has been given to the strategies that Western countries with a low level of industrialization have developed to attract FDI.
The development of strategies to attract FDI is critical when there is intense competition for FDI between countries. As Graham and Krugman (1995) have noted, in 1980 countries outside Europe, Japan and the U.S. accounted for 15.5 percent of total stock of world FDI. By the end of 1988 this percentage was less than 9 percent. To attract FDI, it is important that governments understand the reasons why firms invest abroad. These can be reduced to two: sourcing competitive resources and response to competitive pressure in oligopolistic industries (Anand and Kogut 1997). The International Management literature has pointed out that international strategies are based on the interplay between a firm's competitive advantage and the comparative advantage of the country (ies) in which its value chain activities are performed (Kogut 1985; 1986). The competitive advantage of a nation is rooted in the resources that the country can offer to perform specific value chain activities (Porter 1990). It is also linked to domestic firms (Kobrin 1976) and to the foreign firms there located (O'Donnel and Blumentritt 1997). Countries' resources are not only related to wages and material costs, but are also related, particularly in advanced countries, to knowledge. "This knowledge is partly embodied in the skills of workers, and partly captured through spillovers due to proximity to research centers, suppliers or customers" (Anand and Kogut 1997: 446).
Ireland allows us to examine under what conditions the interaction between MNEs and a less industrialized country triggers the improvement of the qualitative and quantitative resources of a country, and, consequently, economic growth. In the case of Ireland, inward FDI was the outcome of strategies specifically designed to attract it. This behavior is consistent with Lenway and Murtha (1994) assertion that nations formulate strategies designed to attract FDI. Ireland's strategies have been developed to specifically attract those MNEs' value-chain activities most valuable to the country. In addition, the country's policymakers specifically targeted MNEs competing in knowledge intensive industries such as electronics and software.
The next section of the paper will provide the theoretical framework that we have used to investigate the Irish experience. A discussion of the Irish experience and concluding remarks follow.
FDI in knowledge-intensive activities requires that host countries develop the institutional capabilities needed to support them. The institutions of a nation are the sets of habits, routines, rules, norms, and laws, which regulate the relations between people and shape human interactions (Datum, Johnson and Lundvall 1992: 311). …


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Loch Ness is without doubt one of the most famous lakes in the world, and each year many tourists are drawn to its shores. It would be nice to think that they all came for the magnificent scenery, but no they usually come for just one thing - the monster!
Unfortunatley, the world wide fame of Loch Ness owes more to the legend of its famous occupant, the Loch Ness Monster - or 'Nessie' - than the breathtaking location of the loch itself.
Bit of a shame really, because there is quite a lot to see and do in the area and most people just come for a look at the loch, visit the museum, take a few photos, and head off for their next destination.
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Hamrit, Jacqueline, PSYART
In this paper, I show that Derrida is indebted to psychoanalysis as the Freudian concept of Nachträglichkeit (translated into English by Jones as 'deferred action) is central to Derridean concepts, such as 'Différance'. To do so, I first define the notion of Nachträglichkeit through its etymologies, its appearances in Freud's texts, its translations, and its relationship with the issue of trauma. In a second part, I study the role played by the notion in Derrida's concepts by referring to two essays written by Derrida, i.e. "Freud and the Scene of Writing", published first in 1966 and then in Writing and Difference in 1967, and "Différance", published in 1968. In a third part, I apply the notion to a literary text which deals with psychopathology, namely Nabokov's novel, Lolita which is about a case of sexual perversion - paedophilia.
keywords:Freud, Derrida, Nachträglichkeit, Différance, trauma, _Lolita_, sexual perversion
url: http://www.clas.ufl.edu/ipsa/journal/2008_hamrit01.shtml
The question I will be concerned with here, namely Derrida and psychoanalysis, has already been raised by Geoffroy Bennington during the symposium which took place at the International Centre of Cerisy-la-Salle in France and whose title was "Depuis Lacan" ["Since Lacan"]. Bennington's article which was published as part of the Proceedings of the Symposium was entitled "Circanalyse (la chose même)" ["Circanalyse (the thing itself)"]. It starts with the following questions about Derrida:
What will he have taken from psychoanalysis? (What is he indebted to psychoanalysis for?)
What will he have given psychoanalysis? (What is psychoanalysis indebted to him for?)
What will he have returned to psychoanalysis? (Are they quits to each other?)
What will he have returned to psychoanalysis? (In what situation will he have left it?)1
It will therefore be necessary to wonder about Derrida's debt to psychoanalysis but also about what he has given it.
I will study, for my part, in this paper the relations between the thoughts of Freud and Derrida through the Freudian concept of Nachträglichkeit which I keep in German not out of stylishness nor to establish a schibboleth but for a problem of translation which I will develop further on. I would like to quote, at this stage of my point, a central sentence of the preface added by René Major to his book published in 2001 and entitled Lacan avec Derrida [Lacan with Derrida]. This sentence states:
The Freudian concept of Nachträglichkeit, "l'après-coup" [deferred action], which brings into question the metaphysical concept of self-presence is essential to the thought of Derrida about the trace, deferral, differance.2
I will ask myself the following questions:
* First, what is Nachträglichkeit? To answer, I will rely on the two volumes the Revue Française de Psychanalyse has dedicated to it, namely Book 61 in 1997 and Book 70 in 2006. The 1997 issue is entitled "Après l'analyse" [After analysis] but it includes a set of three articles dealing with the notion of "après-coup" which is the established translation in French of Nachträglichkeit. As for the 2006 issue, its title is clearly announced. It is "L'après-coup". I will also refer, besides these two publications, to Jean Laplanche's book also published in 2006 and whose title is Problématiques VI; L'après-coup.
* The second question I will raise is about Derrida's debt towards this Freudian concept. To what extent does this concept announce, precede, find an echo in the thought of Derrida about différance and writing? I will mainly rely on two texts by Derrida, the first being the lecture delivered at l'Institut de Psychanalyse in March 1966, first published in Tel Quel in 1966, then in L'Ecriture et la difference[Writing and Difference] in 1967 and whose title is 'Freud et la scène d'écriture' ['Freud and the Scene of Writing'] The second text I will analyse is the lecture delivered on January 27, 1968 at the Société française de Philosophie, entitled 'la différance'. …


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where does your newborn nap during the day??
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I had this same problem when my girl was a newborn, i got her to the point where i could lay her down on my bed on her side (she couldnt roll around yet so i considered it safe) and that seemed to work for her for a while until she was able to move around and roll.
She was a tough newborn, for her first week she slept no where but in my arms and i was desperate to get a break, so i would rock her to sleep and then when i laid her down id lay right beside her to make sure she was completely asleep and when she was id hook up the baby monitor and do what i needed to do.
And if you dont feel safe just leaving her on the bed i seen on pintrest to put a pool noodle under the sheet on the edge of the bed to use as a barrier so they cant fall.
Hope this helps!!!!
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My DD sleeps in her swing or bouncer during the day. I have a 19month DS at home too so I need her out of his reach but still close enough for me to monitor her. My DS learned how to escape from our living room by climbing over the gate from the couch so I don't like to have to walk away unless he's sleeping. She has no problem sleeping in her bassinet at night.
Not sure what I'm going to when that stop working but I'm sure we will figure something out.
The swing is your friend. If you don't want your lo sleeping in it all the time take them out after a half hour and transfer them to a crib or bassinet. I've even done the matress on the floor when my mother's crib broke(she had an old wood crib and one of the bars split when we moved it).
Also have you tried baby wearing? I moby wrapped my lo for the first two months. It saved my arms and kept her close.
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My first piece of fanart of Bunnymund from Rise of the Guardians.
I really love his character design. <3
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As an Australian, I freaking love this kangar- uh, I mean, bunny. :3
Awesome! Nice texture on the fur!😊
Omg this is such a detailed drawing of bunny
Wow so awesome i wish i could draw like that
Gorgeous. He must like you.
Wow. I can't say that I've seen Rise of the Guardians, but I do really like the character design. I might have to go see it now. >>
Gorgeous piece!
Not an bunny you wanna mess with.
All I can say is... wow
I reeeeaaally love the fur, by the way! :3
Ohhhhhh I want him! I want him BAD!!!!
Is that too creepy?
Is that too creepy?
I mean, I would probably NOT try to break my arm. But if I ever were to, I would definitely get a cast like that
That looks so realistic.
This looks pretty cool! really detailed ^^ love it!
this is wonderful
Very nice piece! I love the pose and how you captured his fur detail.
I went into this movie not expecting much but ended up enjoying it. He was one of my favorites. ^^
Woah! Lovely fur texture! This is amazing!
It's the Easter Bunny! I love him so much
dat fur effect.... EPIC
work of art :3
Oh wow, you did such an amazing work on him ! He's really wonderful in your style, and I love his fur !
He looks amazing. The details on the fur look fantastic. I must see this movie, I want to but never got round to it
would you draw more??
This is mind blowing. I love him! You sir, are amazing!
Oh dear god. My stomach just did flips. This is far to amazing!!! I applaud your awesome!!!
So cool!
Your style of drawing fur is just brilliant!
*jawdrop* Oh my goodness... *bows to your skills of epicness* He looks ready to fling that boomerang right off the screen and then leap out after it! He looks so real!!
awesome! i mean,
He looks so amazing :3
it almost looks like came right out of the movie!
Really nice, I like the expression!
My god...this is just pure epicness! so much fantastic detail and incredible anatomy!!
OMG I love the way you colored his fur XD He is super awsome!!....
wow amazing
Dang, you did Bunnymund justice, lol. The colors look really good and he looks so badass here!
And sexy as hell and but no I'm not judging a rabbit This is definitely one of my fav Bunnymund pics
I really can't get enough looking the design for this character. I also really need to see the movie, lol. And I gotta say, WONDERFUL job on the fur detail.
I love this cool, yet fighty pose. Really just like Bunnymund <3
You really did a great job!
You really did a great job!
that movie was good owo
and his design is awesome~
and his design is awesome~
1) Freaking. Amazing. As always.
2) Every time I saw the commercial for this movie the part that always made me have a complete giggle fit was seeing the side by side of Hugh Jackman & Bunnymund & seeing Hugh's blank-yet-oddly-stern face go "...I'm a bunny..." Hahaha it makes me giggle even when it's just in my head. >w<
2) Every time I saw the commercial for this movie the part that always made me have a complete giggle fit was seeing the side by side of Hugh Jackman & Bunnymund & seeing Hugh's blank-yet-oddly-stern face go "...I'm a bunny..." Hahaha it makes me giggle even when it's just in my head. >w<
Oh fu....I was going to say a bad word. Lol, I wrote 'work' instead of 'word'. I'm so mesmerized by this....omg....I can't even write properly....
I'm with you there they did an excellent job on his design, and you did a stunning job yourself He looks wonderful in your style
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The cities Hamtramck and Highland Park are enclaves of the City of Detroit. Hamtramck is known for being home to a large Polish community. This is evidenced in many ways, such as the celebration of Pączki (pronounced: poonchki) Day. In 1970, 91% of the residents were Polish. However, today its only about 22% because many Poles have moved to other parts of the area, and because of a large immigration of people from the Middle East and South Asia.
Highland Park is home to several architecturally significant buildings. It is also home to the Highland Park Ford Plant, the first plant in the world to use the assembly line.
Hamtramck and Highland Park are not highly regarded as safe areas. Visitors should not stray far from Joseph Campau St. and Caniff St. in Hamtramck and should not visit Highland Park at all after dark. The city of Highland Park became financially insolvent in 2002 and it was largely placed under the control of the county.
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Focus: New paradigms for the nuclear energy sector
A wave of innovation is sweeping across the nuclear sector – so much so that it is difficult for financiers to pick winners at this stage. But the biggest innovation may come in the form of a new investment paradigm that involves private investors much more than in the past, writes specialised nuclear energy reporter Dan Yurman in the May issue of World Energy Focus, the World Energy Council's magazine.
Posted on 3 May 2016
Technology is the Future of Energy
The World Energy Council's Co-chair Younghoon David Kim delivered a keynote speech at the 2016 DongA New Energy Innovation Conference in February in Seoul hosted by one of Korea's most respected major dailies, The DongA Ilbo. The speech, entitled "Technology is the Future of Energy," covered recent discussions Co-chair Kim that had in Davos where […]
Posted on 18 April 2016
New Zealand FEL-100s host workshop looking at resilience issues
New Zealand participants in the World Energy Council's FEL-100 programme, Jenny Lackey, Andrew Millar and Tina Frew, hosted a workshop in association with the Asia-Pacific Energy Leaders' Summit organised in March by the New Zealand Member Committe of the World Energy Council on the topic of energy resilience. The theme of the workshop was 'Investing in […]
Posted on 18 April 2016
COP21 goals are the challenge for Slovenian energy policy
At the fourth International Energy Policy Considerations conference, organised by the Slovenian member committee and the Slovenian Chamber for Energy Industry, over 150 international participants from the EU Commission, academia, government and industry met to discuss a new national energy policy for Slovenia. It was widely agreed that the new policy must include energy transformation […]
Posted on 7 April 2016
Worldwide roll-out of new visual identity
Following extensive consultation with World Energy Council National Member Committees and with the approval of the Communications and Strategy Committee, the rollout of the new visual identity started this month. The new logo design clearly highlights the name and in doing so represents the essence of the Council's mission – to provide the premier energy […]
Posted on 23 March 2016
Council joins APEC Working Group
Following support from member committees, the World Energy Council has been formally invited to join the Asia-Pacific Economic Corporation (APEC) Energy Working Group (EWG). As a guest to this key regional economic forum comprised of 21 member economies, the Council looks forward to fully contributing to the work of the APEC EWG. Initially, the Council is providing […]
Posted on 22 March 2016
Africa Energy Indaba examined solutions for unlocking investment in Africa and scaling up renewables
International and African experts gathered at the 2016 Africa Energy Indaba (AEI) during the week starting Monday, 16 February, to share their insights and solutions to Africa's energy crisis, while exploring the vast energy development and investment opportunities in Africa. The annual Indaba is the foremost African energy event for energy professionals from across the globe. […]
Posted on 24 February 2016
Market liberalisation did not cause consumer price rise – WEC Portugal study
Associação Portuguesa da Energia, the WEC's Portuguese committee, has presented a new study on the current status of the country's household electricity market
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Canadian Energy Person of the Year announced
In a ceremony last month in Toronto, the Energy Council of Canada (ECC), the WEC's Canadian national committee, presented its 2014 Canadian Energy Person of the Year award and congratulated the men and women of local utilities for their service.
Posted on 27 January 2015
European energy investment climate "markedly more negative" than RoW – WEC Germany
The European investment climate for energy infrastructure is markedly more negative than the investment mood in the rest of the world (RoW), so says a recent survey by WEC Germany
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2015 World Energy Issues Monitor out now
The 2015 edition of the World Energy Issues Monitor is published
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The "new normal": Energy price volatility and climate framework uncertainty top concerns of global energy leaders
Energy leaders see energy price volatility and the future of a climate framework as their top critical uncertainties, according to our latest World Energy Issues Monitor. This 7th annual edition of the study, entitled "Energy price volatility: the new normal", has gathered the views of more than 1,000 energy leaders, including ministers and chief executives from nearly 80 countries.
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Add sound and a pre-loader and it shall Epicly superly win on toast..(What?)
i would have added a preloader cos i do have some but do they really make tht much difference it nor different from a play button, you just have to wait longer... but i might be wrong.
Make it sexier! great idea!
Just make it sexier and its gonna be a great flash!
what you mean by sexier? ty anyways
Funny but...
Funny but animation is a little slow and jumpy
yeah its second time ive ever used 24 fps, usually i only use 12 cos its alot easier.
he he he he
that was cool. but i think there should be some music and a gun fire sound. if you can all so get some sounds for the protal gun that would make it even better. you got a good idea hear, i would like this to become a part of a longer movie. it was cool tho.
thanks for the comment, originally i was gonna put it forward for that orange box collab but i didnt in the end...
Gave me a laugh
Not the best, but It was good for a little laugh. Could of extended it a bit longer, and added sound and would of made this a lot better. I would say this is a good start.


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Let me start by explaining the goal. I am at my university and I would like to reverse ssh to connect to certain services remotely. I have an EC2 instance that is acting as my server.
On to the problem. When I ssh to my server like this:
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The alcohol content in the country's best-selling smooth ale is being reduced in a move that will save its manufacturer millions.
18:56, UK, Tuesday 15 January 2013
Drinkers of John Smith's Extra Smooth may soon find they have to pay more for a pint of the popular bitter - just as its alcohol strength is reduced.
From next month, Heineken - which owns the brand - plans to weaken the beer's alcohol content in a move that would save it millions of pounds in tax under the Government's beer duty escalator.
At the same time, the firm plans to raise the price of a pint to wholesalers by 2.5p to help offset rising energy, duty and ingredient costs.
Heineken insists the decision to reduce the drink's strength from 3.8% to 3.6% alcohol-by-volume (ABV) was aimed at bringing John Smith's Extra Smooth in line with the strength of rival smooth beer brands, including Tetley's, Worthingtons and Boddingtons which already sit at or below 3.6% ABV.
Its statement said: "We will pass on a proportion of the duty savings to our trade customers while re-investing some cost savings in the brewing and marketing of our leading ale brand.
"Extensive research conducted with John Smith's retailers and consumers consistently confirmed that a 0.2% reduction in ABV does not compromise on the taste and quality that has made the brand the UK's most popular ale and we are confident that John Smith's Extra Smooth will continue to lead the ale category going forward."
According to the Financial Times, the annual duty saving would top £6.5m a year.
The beer duty escalator, which penalises drinks depending on alcohol strength, has been blamed for falling industry sales by the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA).
It has added inflation plus 2% to duty bills since its introduction in 2008, meaning the figure has risen by almost 40%.
The BBPA has calculated that the Treasury now raises more than £9bn per year through beer and sale production - a figure it argues is killing off pubs as consumers opt to buy from cheaper supermarkets instead.
According to the lobby group Campaign for Real Ale (Camra), a third of the cost of a stronger pint is now pure tax.
Camra has begun a 'Save Your Pint' petition, while pub operators such as JD Wetherspoon have said they are limiting investment in the UK as a result of what they call the growing tax burden.
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The fashion industry has dramatically changed over the past few decades. Unlike in the past, new designs are coming up every second of every day. The number of fashion designs in the world today are like the sand in the sea, simply countless and so are the number of fashion houses. Talent is at its best in the fashion industry – the reason why fashion has swept over every corner of the world.
When talking about fashion revolution, Zara appears in our minds. Zara is an exemplary fashion house that has achieved an incredible and unrivaled level of uniqueness in the market. Through a clear focus and vision, Zara has tapped the full potential of today's fashion industry. Operating about 6,000 stores in over 88 countries in the world, Zara has been ranked as the world's biggest fashion retailer. But how did Zara get itself there?
Zara did not have to launch a superior product to rise to the top. It just had to launch a superior process. And as we all know, process innovation is what is driving the global economy. This is what Zara did to become the leader among its equals. Zara's three steps to success are: Make clothes that will be liked by everyone, sell as many clothes as possible and do it over and over again. Rather than hiring expensive designers based in Spain, Zara politely copies their designs. The company then relies on global networks of shoppers' feedback to modify their designs. The comments are instantly sent to their manufacturers in North Africa and Europe who literally make the modifications in their next batch of clothes. Stocks change so quickly in Zara since there is always something new every time a new batch is delivered in their stores.
Zara does not believe in advertising. There is no ad budget at Zara. Instead, it spends millions of dollars in designing exemplary storefronts and establishing premium store experience for its clients. In fact, the company has a team of visual merchandisers who work on the display of products in their model stores.
One of the great philosophies that Zara holds on to is that 'Fashion is global.' That is why Zara expanded from one store in La Coruna to 88 countries in the world. The company endeavors to expand its business model by opening more and more stores across the world. With superior innovative ideas and business model, Zara will undoubtedly rule over the fashion world in the foreseeable future.


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Opinion: America's Promise is Possible
"Our Civil Rights legacy should be that we ensured equality through policies and laws that outlawed discrimination, period," says prof, former Atlanta mayor Shirley Franklin.Read more
Reflections on MLK's "I Have a Dream"
To mark the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic speech, scholars, staff and students reflect on its legacy. With images by the late photojournalist Flip Schulke.Read more
Shirley Franklin Kicks Off Barbara Jordan Week
The former mayor of Atlanta, who recently joined the LBJ School as a visiting professor, will speak about the second phase of civil rights in her keynote address.Read more
Former Atlanta Mayor Joins the LBJ School as Barbara Jordan Visiting Professor
Shirley Franklin, who served two terms as mayor of Atlanta, has joined the LBJ School of Public Affairs as the Barbara Jordan Visiting Professor in Ethics and Political Values. The LBJ School's dean, Robert Hutchings, announced the appointment today.Read more


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are these the "Early Birds that Got the Worm to Catch the Catch" ?!? ;-)
Dear Bartowian, Panoramio is at it again, for I have just received posts you made almost a month ago. As for the fishermen - my grandson and son-in-law - disappointingly they didn't catch even worms that morning. A week later they went to Fraser Island and made a haul for the freezers. I'd rather photograph then stand uselessly holding on to a bit of nylon dangled into an ocean. Ian
he! having spawned the working class and holding on to the freezer key -- you've got it made, mate! I love the idea of life in Australia -- like Texas, just bigger! :-)
I like that picture a lot, and have taken it with my favourites, thanks!
Dear Juan Jose,
I am sorry I missed seeing this comment a week ago,.. But let me say how much I appreciate your affirmation of this photo in particular and my gallery in general!!
Your remarkable recent sets of photos have taken time for me to digest. I really want to write you a long letter or lots of comment. But the short of it is that, I believe that both the AAAGGGG!!!! set and the more recent floral colour macro set of iris, petunia, lily and pansy together should be hung in an exhibition in the same room! I would want the world to see your remarkable way of seeing and your artistry, but especially the social commentary that the two sets make.
I must go to bed, and prepare for a busy week ahaead, but I will comment on your photos rather than on this one of mine.
The two most stunning images for me are:
the last of the AAAGGGG!!!! set depicting the single transplanted palm;
the blue Iris.
So in the meantime, thankyou for your visit and acceptance of my humble work, and know that I have appreciated your work and also your art website. You are a gifted artist!
Dear Ian, I'm still schocked by your generous loving exagerated magnificnet lovely words about my pictures. I'm just a guy (an older one, actually) who enjoys "the image" and its posibilities. You know so much about it: the magnificent beauty of your blue/yellow dune, the tic/tac tenderness of your mother's rain gauge... I'm more than flattered by your words, i'm just a painter who relaxes himself looking his world around. Thanks again, a big thanks, and... always Juan José
Photo taken in Seal Rocks NSW 2423, Australia


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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Picking the Right Stocks
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